The sun., 1894-01-25

Interested IN the 81 Assessment o. Naturai
Premium Llfs fssuranes Thus II 4. eisstIy demon.
strstsd thst ths ot the od Level Premium In
vsstnnsnt system Be traced directly 70 the sdues
tionsi Influences of the Assessment Natural Pre-
MUM system which has reached cut the artisan and
middle Glasses bringing the cost within their means
and thereby interesting them IN the subject n life in.
This IN turn has educated Ali classes OF the
community the Importance Of lite Insurance IN fur
nshns protection to the widow and orphan ss well as
an Investment TO the capitalist.
FOUNDATION PRIRcIPLEs
The foundation principle, OF the system presented BY
the Mutual Rsservs Fund Life Association continue the
ssms to-day q, In the past witch are to collect from
the members the actual sum required for the pay
OF Its current death claims and legitimate expenses
she same rquitably spportionsd among the members
according to the age Of the member aud the amount
OF insurance held by each.
The Reserve o Emergency Fund IL admitted to be
excess over the current cost aud therefore II Is held
nrst for the paymen. Of excessive death claims the
object being prevent excessive payments from the
members in any year; second. u not so required to
be returned to the members by credit their future
prsmiums or in cash at stated periods as their con
tracts provide.
SUCCESSFUL AGENTS
The number OF faithful industrious. succes,fu
agents employed by the Mutnai Reserve who are d.
rectiy engaged in presenting Its bsnsnrent principles
TO the Inhabitants OF the various civilized countries ot
the world can be numbered by the thousands aud to
each OF these, without exception, the President
Ocer and Board Of Directors desire to extend their
special thanks for the efncient work they have per
formed during the year 1853 Space will not permit
Of making personal mention of these faithful repre-
ssntativsa but gives special pleasure TO furnish
the names Of those VINO have secured the largest
volume Of business for the past three months pro-
vided and specified in the Prize Circular Issued by
Third vice President J. u. wslis namely
FIRST Priz.-J. & Bsge, Chicago Ill
second Prize-CoRtes 4 Coates Chicago, Ill
THIRD Prize-A r. McSichol Winnipeg. Man.
Fourth Prize-J. 7. Kirk. 81 John n u.
Fifth Prtze-E. J. Carter. Helena. Mon.
sixth Prise-v. J. Murray, BrooEiin. Ont, oansdA
honor extend my hearty congratulations and warm.
est eommendaton and hops that the results Of thsir
work for the year 1904 may even exceed in amount
the results obtained by them In ls9a
In conclusion desire to extend to my Onclal A,so
oiAtes and many loi al and efficient agents In
the ned. we'll to tho two hundred ployees In
orees my special thanks and obligations for the
faithful work help, aid, and assistance rendered by
them In their respective departments and 10 the
EIGuITY.rHREE THOUSAND members enrolled upon
our books and located in every state In the unon
well In Canada, Great Bttiin, France spain. Italy
Belgium. Germany, Sweden and the west Indies. VINO
have given their loyal support extend my sincere
thanks for their confidence and besp.sk from them
continuation OF the same. Respectfully submitted.
EDWARD b. HARPER.
President Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association.
New YORK, Jan. a. 1894