Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1871-03-07

Carefully Selected Lives.
This highly successful Company has been or.
ganized with a view Of extending every advan.
tage to its members which time and experience
have proven to be eminently in accordance with
unqualified financial safety. We would respect.
fully call the attention of the public to the fol.
lowing statement of its remarkable progress and
special features:
MUTUALIrY.-It does business on the mutual
plan, its profits being equally divided among
its members, to whom it will, if desired, al
tosc a permanent loan of one-third the amount
OF premium, and in times of financial en-
barrassment extend every aid consistent with
justice and equity.
EcoNohY.-The very low "ratio of expenditures, !"
as per official statement of the New York
and Massachusetts Insurance Departments
for 1858, being less than half the average OF
the entire list Of companies, presents indu-
bitable evidence of the fact that strict econ
omy is a leading feature in its management
PRosPERIrY.-Its already large business is un.
preeedentedly increasing and it is rapidly ap.
p~roximating to the condition where its an,
nual Interest Fund" alone will be sufficient
1 to meet its losses, as it ,oiU not insure an u,.
sound life.
NoN-FoRFEITURE.-All the policies issued by
this Company are non-forfeiting, thus secu-
ring rigid impartiality between its members,
| neutrality-suspicious. has shown that cases arise
where policies, although just claims, are not
legally so. The receipts of this Company
bear many acknowledgements from widows
and orphans of deceased MEMBERS, of its
liberality in settlement Of all such l,sses,
having no claims unpaid.
DiviDESDs-May be applied, at the option of the
assured, as follows:-First. To the cancel
lation of loans, if any. Second. To O per-
manent reduction of future premiums. Third.
To the purchase of additional insurance: or,
if preferred, are paid in cash.
DIVIDEND FOR 1869:
Fifty per cent. No restriction on Travel
Or Residence.
Losses always paid promptly. We never
had a liberation.
The experience of the past has demonstrated
the fact that the principles of Life Insurance and
tho laws which govern it are almost immutable-
the vicissitudes of commerce., the troubles OF
politics, and the shocks of war, so far from shak-
ing its foundations, have but rendered them
more secure. and a rigid investigation of these
in detail will convince the most ~skeptical that it
is the greatest of all the beneficial institutions to
which the genius of man has given rise.
The Officers and Managers of this Company
beg to return their sincere thanks for the hearty
support which tho public has ever accorded
their efforts, and trust in the future as in the past,
by a strict adherence to the principles upon
which the "SECURITY" was projected to con-
tinue to merit FOR it the title unanimously accord
cd it as being the Standard Company Of its age.
All kinds of Policies issued, and full informa-
ton furnished on application to
ISAAC SCULL, Dist AgL,
ENOCH S. FOGG, Special Agent,
Van. R. Tindall, M. D.. Exam'g Physician.
WOODSTO WN, SALEM co. N. j.
N. B.-Gentlemen of integrity and ability de-
sirons Of representing this we'll known Company
will please address with reference prompt atten-
ton guaranteed)
E. H. MURPHY,