Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-12-14
Cincinnati Mutual Health and Aeci-
dent Insurance Co.

We have recently been led to inves-
tigate the workings Of this company,
and believe every man should engage an
interest in its provisions, as no one is
safe from accident or disease even for a
day, as observation abundantly proves.
This company, for a small amount paid
yearly, issues policies providing for a
weekly income Of from ire to gty dol
lars per week, during disability, either
from disease or accident, and the amount
is paid promptly every week during the
continuance Of the disability. To the
mechanic or laborer, it gives an assur-
ance that the means Of providing for his
family will not fail because of his illness.
To the business man it offers a means OF
procuring a substitute in the store or
Office without e~ncroaching oil his capital
or profts; and to the professional man it
supplies the place OF the ordinary in
come,
This company was organized in Sep
TENDER, 1867, and is doing a large bust
ness throughout the State, having paid,
within the last two years, to sick and
disabled members, over 6 $4,000.
Mr.. J. P. CONNOLLY has recently been
appointed Agent Of the company for this
place. The company have quite q large
number of policy holders in this place,
and we anticipate for the company q
large business from Nh. Connolly, as it
is a class Of insurance that will certainly
commend itself to every one. We are
iasEred and would advise u readers to
do likewise.
We give below an article taken from
the November number OF the Cincinnati
Insurance Chronicle, the insurance organ
OF the State, whose statements can be
relied upon:
We have always believed in the success Of
health insurance, and the continued prog
ress and success OF the Cincinnati Mutual
Health and Accident Insurance Company
has served to strengthen our convictions.
There are larger and more imposing corpo-
ratiOna in u city, but none more entitled
to the coincidence support or our citizens,
whether We regard Its bene1cent object or
its financial stability. h company Is in a
better condition now than ever before, and
each recurring month adds to its strength
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most admirable, botn as regards ability and
economy. Mr.. Paxton, the President, has,
since HIS accession 70 the office, taken an
earnest interest in the success Of the COM
pany, carefully watching its business, see
ing that every dollar Is rightly appropriated
and that the expenses are kept at the low
est point. He Is ably seconded by the Sec
Rotary, Mr.. Roh, who has been connected
with the company since is organization.
In nothing has the good judgment Of the
officers been m Or manifest than in the Sc
lection Of the present Superintendent Of
agencies. Mr., Warman has demonstrated
his tine for the position by his works.
Theincrease in the business OF the company
sincehis~ connection with it has been marked
md decided, and everything points TO q sue
cessful future for the Cincinnati Mutual
Health and Accident Insurance Company.
Wecan most cordially indorse the company.
We EH1Ig Il 20 be in a sOund condition hnan-
cially, and we also know Il to be managed
byofhcers who are both honest and capable,
and who viii always enforce the most rigid
economy.