Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-04-06
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e~MUrUAL LIrE ISsURAscE COMPANY OF
NEw YoRs.-0reat md numerous o. ars
the triumphs of American progress, VI
search in vain for one more prAisswortby
and complete than this company, and If v.
were dssirous Of imprsssing . foreigner
most isvorabIy with tho character and ex-
tent Of our benevolent institutions, this 10
the 8rst ous TO which ~ should call his At
tention. II actually and practically combines
all the prime excellences Of the idea Of phil
ao,hropists, aud with us immencs accumn-
lation Of cash assets, now nearly reaching
Twenty Millions Of Dollars, il ono OF the
great marvels Of the ags-as successful and
perfect IL its operation ~ il il beneficeut
and hallowed in its aim and object.
By : comparative examination of it's
twenty. fourth annual statement We learn that
the growth and work accomplished by the
Mutual Life in one year exceeds in extent
the results achieved BY the majority compan.
les during the entire term of their existe zee.
1t is therefore regarded with establishment
even by statisticians accustomed +, estimate
vast amounts and gigantic operation. OF
the scale on which its business is conducted
an idea may be formed from its income
and the augmentation of its capital during
the annual period terminating on the first
Its receipts for this term amou nted to nearly
Six and Quartes Millions, and its increase
in al sh - III
Millions of Dollars.
Such amounts, surprising As they are, are
easily aaertained and set down, but who shall /
calculate tbs actual value of the work accom-.
pl'shed? This company paid during the year
claims BY death appros mating 10 the sum
of Eigh. Hundred Thousand Dollars. and
VINO can estimate the present aud prospect.
i've good to the widow, and orphant, the
dependant, to sec ETY., to aid the world itself
that this expenditure will effect ? 1t will
bear moral interest imeasuIably greater
than any mere pecuniary return can pars lIel
At the same time the company undertook a
glorious task tor the future, One which it
will faithfully PEI form-by issuing 1928
new policies insuripg s53,ss0, 33O-the lar
gest business ever dohe by any similar Com
pany in single year.
Such is The immense utility and expansive
benefcence of this greatest of all Life In
surauce Corporalions
There is another feature which, more than
its s'ze, stability and perfect organization,
coa,, butes to render this company the most
popular Of our Life institutions, and that 10
its LIBERIA ;tv in accom- N aiding its me m bers
and tho be nedts they reap from its jrdicious
and skll.ol management. It's dividends are
available at the end Of the 6rst wear Of
policy, and economically have its affairs
been conducted, so low has been The "a of
mortality among its msnbers, and 90 pro6.a-
bic have its investments proved, that il was
last year, without inf aging upon its most
ample reserve, enabled to pay it's insured
dividends in cash
Extraordinary as is the magnitude of the
Mutual Life, land it is without a parallel il,
is equally gratifying to know tina. it's invest
ments are Oft very best character, being
made in real estate rising in value in bonds
ard mortgages Of the first class in The United
States and New York State bonds, and also
that its growth is perfectly healthy, the result
of its I'D herence to the cash system and of
management as c;rcuus pect as enterprising,
as rega-dtal Of The future as Of the present,
ahd founded on principles as solid as truth
itself. Noni'or Feb |, 1867.
We re & ALLISON are The agents for this
Company at Sioux City.