Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23

Security Life Ins. q Annuity TO-,
NEW YORK GANIZED 1854.
Assets, sl,ooo,OoO. Annual Income, ss5oOoo.
Life and Endowment Policies, Non,Forfeting
dec101y-a&w $40 Market ST.. Wilmington, Del.
THE DIAMOND STATE
MUTUAL
Life Insurance Comply.
This Company is now perfectly organized and rap
idly receiving applications for Insurance, either on
the Life, for atcrm of years. or by Endowment based
The ,ds S sSs and Tables arc
ready distribution to all who ara DESTROYS of ex
amning into the subject upon application to inc ne
those who by insuring become members thereof are
guarded In the strictest manner.
The Policy either guarantees the Insurance on the
Life or constitutes the payments made Savings
Fund for the use Of the insured.
No mode of Life Insurance, so guarded, so cquit-
able, economical, has ever been presented To
No oIher Life Insurance Company deserves the
name Of Mutual rs compared with this.
The following arc some OF its pecnliarities:
1t is an association of Policy holders managed by
men selected by themselves from among themselves
and for themselves each member being full partner
in all the business and earnings thereof
Second IT mutually Is insured by the very terms
whims, or control of stockholders or managers. 1t
can be no other than mutual.
Thrd There can be no foi FIXTURE of the premium
paid. Tho payments, principal and interest consti-
iute Savings Fund, which may be called upon at
any time when the member gets tired of his pay
or they become inconvenient and he chooses to rem
Fourth. There is no interest to be paid on Capital,
real or guaranteed, this last being in general hum
bug in the interest of fw to abssrb or 9th, rwse
control the surplus or savings.
Fifth. Its ultimate cheapnees must soon surpsss
all Others. II will be conducted as soon NJ the safety
of insurers will permit on the Certificate anu Coupon
SeTs 1e asr n a wey e ya re-
ducng the burdens of insurance. In word the same
plan will be applied to Life insurance as the Farmers
| Mutual Insurance Company-the most snccessful III
the State,-has applied to Fire Insurance, which to
the people of Delaware needs little other recommen-
Lastly. 1t will be made emphatiCally the Farmers,
| the Mechanics, and LahorinS mans Lie Insurance
Company small sums VIII be taken, me m1,h ~
| who has = wife or family dependent upon his
life alone, can lind no justification il he nesects To
| provide for them something in case OF his sudden
Reflect On this and do not wait to be called on, but
tions OF the country and make your personal applies
tion to them, SO saving your own and the compahys
money. o,,,,,c,,,s
PRESIDENT,
JAMES @. AKIN.
SECRETARY AND TREASURER,
ROBERT MoCABE, III. d.
DIRECTORS,
JAS. C. AXIS, Wilmington, GopT. MoGAsr, Wilm'tn.
| (,uAs b. LORE Esq, JouS PnIhNo, Newark,
| PIuIIIp PLuNkETT, :" CmAs. TUNNEL, George
| town.
ISAAC j. JENKINS, Seaiord
COUNSEL.
CHARLES b. LORE, ESQ
MEDICAL EXAMINER. HOME oFFIcE,
r. p. JOHNSON, M. D.
GENERAL AGENT,
ISAAC ]. JENKINS, Wilmington,
| AGENTS,
| H. G. Douglass Smyrna E. Crouch Dover Dr.
A. M. Day, Pennington, Solomon Matthews, Milford
Lewis & Joseph, Georgetown; Rev. Geo. W. Coving-
ton, Newtown; John II. CoQgelly, Laurel; Home
Office, Isaac ]. Jenkins General Agent.
re- Other appointments will be duly announced
Onice-s27 MARKET STREET,
mar6-d&w-tf Wilmington. Del.