Judge — December 1888 — page 46: what you’re looking at

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CHRISTMAS JUDGE a LARGEST] BEST] 4 | ORGANIZED 1845. ; PURELY MUTUAL. THE THE Nrew-YorxkK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. WILLIAM H. BEERS, - - President. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co. OF NEW YORK. RICHARD A. McCURDY, - - President. Originated Nonforfeiture Policies, and the Mortuary- Dividend, or Premium-Retarn, System. 3 | | al =F A, a Tbe NEW-YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ISSUES a/ ap- | 3 Assets Over, re Be $418,000,000. proved forms of policies on the purely mutual plan, Also, | Ea aa POLICIES WHICH. FURNISH— Ff Every Desirable Form ot PoliCy. | 1,.—INSURANCE AND A GOOD INVESTMENT, #f 2 man lives. | The NEW-YORK LIFE’S Nonforfeiting Free Tontine IT HAS PAID MEMBERS SINCE ITS ORGANIZATION Policies, by a new adjustment of premium to risk, and by Over $257,000,000. 1 improved methods of dealing with surplus and reserve, now | offer A Good Investment, in connection with the protection Its NEW Distribution Policy is the most liberal ever | of an insurance during a period of ten, fifteen, or twenty years. offered by any Insurance Company. 2.—INSURANCE AND A GUARANTEED MORTUARY-DIVIDEND, —__—_——_—. if be dies. . The following figures show the growth of the Assets of | IN CASE OF DEATH during these periods the Company will The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Guarantee @ Mortuary-Dividend to be paid (with the deatb-claim) FROM 1845 TO 1888, equal to one-half, or al, premiums that sal have been paid on the Reckoning a period of cvery ten years from 1845: | policy. 1 1845 - - : $97,490.34 | 1855 - - “ . 2,850,077.56 Do not insure until you bave seen full particulars of these 1865 - : Fs 12,235,407.86 policies. Do not fail to write the nearest Agent, or the Home 1875 - _ “ - 12,446,970.06 | Office, for such particulars—at once. 1885 - : - 108,876,178.51 SSS ea ‘ Tease ~ 2052520, aA peiaeenae The NEW-YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO, « 1,1888 - - - - 118,806,851.88 | 346 and 348 Broadway, New York City. comicbooks.com