The daily gazette., 1883-01-13
Another Letter .

j. X. Sutterley has just received the fol
lowing:
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE AssocGA.
TIoN, No. 149 BROADWAY, New YORK,
Jan. 2, lS83.-To the Agents and Members
Of the Mutual Reseree Fund Life Association
and twenty-eight thousand dollars represent
the amount Of our business for the last
month of the year 1882.
Thus December becomes the banner month
since the organization of the association.
Our business for the last four months of the
year fOots up $4,000 900.
At age 35 the assessments upon our mem
bers for the past two years have been but
$500, or $40 per wear for each 81 900 of
Insurance.. All 6i oar losses have been
promptly paid In full when due. The
average rate charged by the level premium
companies at the same age Is SIC. so per
annum, or for the two years S53 per 81 900
Of insurance.
When such men as Hon. Elizur Wright,
Sheppard Homans and other great actuaries
OF our country indorse our system as they
do, united with our own experience, 1t Is
useless to answer objections to our system
raised by interested rivals or their paid en-
plnyes.
To show the opinion of the business COM
munity regarding our association we quote
the following
AN EXCELLENT SCHEME.
From the Austin, Nevada, Democrat
A communication recently received from
Messrs. J. & w. Seligman q Co the lead.
ing bankers of New York city, states that
the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association
is "good and responsible concern" at
Is well managed, doing large busines and
making money. Its number OF members is
increasing every day from among the most
solid and respectable persons of New York
and other States. 1t owes nothing to any
one, and pays all its debts promptly and
asks no Iavors.o
The rates charged by this company are
only about One-tiith those charged by OLD
line companies, and 25 per cent. of these
rates are actually reserved for the security
Of the policy holders, by being placed In
the hands Of trustees, beyond all control OF
the insurance managers.
The expenses of management of the
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association are
extremely low, and 1t seems to present in
surance In Its cheapest, most desirable, aud
at the same time safest form.
MIR. William A. Brawner of st. Louis, Mo,
has personally written and placed upon our
books since November Is to December 81,
S2S1 900. Mr.. A. Kaufman of New York
city secured within the same time $245, 900,
WHICH 6HtfbitS Iuebc IWu ReuLien6A 10 De
known as the prize banner agents of this
association; Mr.. William Miller, Mr. r. II.
Martin, ] fl. Smith, E. J. Clark and B. =.
Curry securing the positions in the order in
which their names are mentioned.
Mr. William A. Brawner is also entitled
to the position Of banner agency for the
month of December, having placed upon our
books during the month, through his own
work and that of his agents, $2S4, ,r0I.
To all Of our Ill agents we extend our
New Years greeting. We thank you all for
the great work you have done for us In the
past, which is only an earnest of the still
greater work you will do for us in the
future. You have placed upon our books
over $50, 200, 900, during the past year, and
1t is with confidence that we call upon you
to secure for US In 1888 at least $50, ,O00, 900.
Respectfully yours,
L. b. HARPER. President.
Persons wishing urther information re-.
specting this new and cheap method of pro
vlding for their families will do well TO call
on j. K. Sutterley, general agent, No. 302
Market street.