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CHRISTMAS JUDGE “+ LARGEST] © BEST13 THE MuTuAL LIFE INSURANCE Co. OF NEW YORK. RICHARD A. McCURDY, - - — President. POORLY Assets Over, - - $448,000,000. Every Desirable Form ot Policy. IT HAS PAID MEMBERS SINCE ITS ORGANIZATION Over $257,000,000. Its NEW Distribution Policy is the most liberal ever | offered by any Insurance Company. . The following figures show the growth of the Assets of The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York FROM 1845 TO 1888, Reckoning a period of cvery ten years from 1845: 1845 - - - $97,490.34 1855 - - - - 2,850,077.56 1865 - - - 12,235,407.86 1875 - - - - 12,446,970.06 1885 - : - 103,876,178.51 Jan. 11,1886 - - : - 108,908,967.51 “1, 1887 : - - 114,181,963.24. “ 1,1888 - - - - 118,806,851.88 ORGANIZED 1845. PURELY MUTUAL. NrEw-YorK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. WILLIAM H. BEERS, - - President. Originated Nonforfeiture Policies, and the Mortuary. Dividend, or Premium-Retarn, System. The NEW-YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ISSUES a/d ap- proved forms of policies on the purely mutual plan. Also, POLICIES WHICH. FURNISH— 1,—INSURANCE AND A GOOD INVESTMENT, if 2 man lives. The NEW-YORK LIFE’S Nonforfeiting Free Tontine Policies, by a new adjustment of premium to risk, and by i improved methods of dealing with surplus and reserve, now offer K Good Investment, in connection with the protection | of an insurance during a period of ten, fifteen, or twenty years. .—INSURANCE AND A GUARANTEED MORTUARY-DIVIDEND, if be dies. IN CASE OF DEATH during these periods the Company will Guarantee @ Mortuary-Dividend to be paid (with the deatb-claim) equal to one-half, or all, premiums that shall have been paid on the policy. Do not insure until you bave seen full particulars of these policies. Do not fail to write the nearest Agent, or the Home Office, for such particulars—at once. The NEW-YORK LIFE INSURANCE C0., 346 and 348 Broadway, New York City. comicbooks.com