The Bessemer indicator., 1894-05-19
rAors Asour l'ss INSURANCE.
A. Asessas hiagiy Large Aaouat
Noasy bsnt East as Premises.

ABXYS8.A88V
Noasy Sent East as frsnluns.
Few men invsstisate for thsmsslvss ~
great questIoAs Involved in modern life In
surauoo. And yet In no other slagis dnaa-
ciai operation 10 there such immense suuas iu-
volved.
1895, the sum Of q ,tsS ,2i3 was ssnt ont II
premiums, which paid for as, ,0s4 ,s02 iasss.
ancc.
Now keep this fact in uind and let what l
have TO say bear strictly upon IT,
II the reader 10 one OF those who IL paying
49, per thousand for the protection for his
family, which all men need aud so few have,
10 1t not aa important thing for him to con-
slider, whether II 10 wise 70 continue tho pay
msnt Of this high rate, when by correspond
ing with J. B. Chasscaud, manager for tho
Mountain Department of the Provident sav-
ings Life, Of New York, 8 Iron Building,
Denver, Colorado, he can obtain the same
amount of protection for about one-h half the
money he 10 now paying, aud thus keep capI-
tai In our state Tor Its advancement and pros
perity, or, with due consideration for bis
pocket book and home comforts, to promptly
apply to the Denver Office of the Proyident
Savings, for insurance.
IL you can get for 81 what you arc now pay
ing q for, Is 1t not mandatory that you should
cut OF this additional expense, especially
Alnce you lose nothing but gnin muchi
Last year In this State alone the Provident
Savings made larger net increase than did
any other old-line company, leading It's near
cat competitor over one hundred thousand
dollars.
What Is the reason for all thisl Simply
that tho Provident Savings gives insurance
for an actual cost of tl6 per thousand, and
that means, that thousands of dollars now
leaving the State, may be retained here TO as
sist In the development OF her resources, II
our people will only exercise their pferoga-
tlves and investigate tho subject more thor
oughly than heretofore.
Are you paying 5000 yeart Save half of
that sum, which means that in twenty years
with interest, you have kept for the home
comforts, or the extension OF your business
interests, just a, ,942.
Figure this thing out for yourself. It's not
intricate, and Will save you and those you
love- dollars every year of your life.
Chiiian fontic..
Private letters from Chill bring informa.
tiou that the recent election there was great
surprise to the people, because It was demon.
strated that the sympathzcrs of President
BalmAceda, who WAS overthrown and after
wards committed suicide In 1891, arc more
numerous than the adherents Of tho present
government and 1t Is not improbable that an
cnrly day will see his former associates re-
stored 70 power. For the first time since the
revolution tho people came to the polls In any
number to vote. Heretofore the Balmacedists
have remained In retirement on election days
Tor reasons of personal safety, but there
seems to have been general understanding
throughout the country that 1t would not be
indiscrcet for them to show their strength
this spring. The election was quiet and free
7rhore was no interference by the government
at any OF the polls, and tho result may be
takeo As fair expression of public opinion
which brought the Balmacedlsts, or tho lib
orA party, again into control In both the
senate and house of representatives although
the revolutionary party still has control of the
executive department. Among the members
of congress elected are two brothers and the
son-in-law OF Balmaceda and several of the
men who occupied conspicuous positions un.
der him At the time he was overthrow. The
consequences of this disclosure of tho strength
OF the Balmnceda party arc awaited with
great anxiety, bnL 1t Ia balieved that the
leaders arc too prudent to provoke collision
between tho legislative and executive
branches of the government