Judge — December 1889 — page 2: what you’re looking at

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“NOTHING” LIKE “SUCCESS.” The« Mutual « Reserve « Fund « Isife x Association, Home Office, Potter Building, 38 Park Row, New York, HICH continues to furnish Life Insurance at about one-half (3g) the usual rates charged by the old system companies. It is able to do so because it collects each year, in addition to a small emergency fund, only the amount required to pay the death claims and legitimate expenses. It has already paid to the widows and orphans of deceased members more than seven million dollars in cash. It has already saved to its living members, by reducing the rates of Life Insurance; said saving exceeds Twenty Million Dollars in cash, In addition to reducing the rates to less than one-half the amount charged by the ‘old system companies, its cash surplus accumulations equal a dividend of more than thirty per cent. upon the total mortuary premiums paid by members of five years’ standing. Which thirty per cent. dividend is payable at the expiration of fifteen years from date of membership. It has a Cash Surplus Reserve Emergency Fund, exceeding two million, two hundred thousand dollars ; with assets exceeding three million dollars. It has more than fifty-five thousand members; more than fifty-five thousand homes are provided for through its policies of surance. It has more than one hundred and seventy-five million dollars of insurance in force. It is transacting business in all of the healthy sections of our country, as well as England, Ireland, Scotland, France, Belgium, and Sweden, The Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association advances money to the widows and orphans within twenty-four (24) hours after the death of its members. It is the greatest financial success ever known in the history of Life Insurance. Write for full particulars. E. B. HARPER, President. Home Office, Potter Building, 38 Park Row, New York. O. D. BALDWIN, Vice-President, ex-President Fourth National Bank, President American Loan and Trust Co. N. W. BLOSS, Second Vice-President. F. T. BRAMAN, Secretary. HENRY J. REINMUND, Comptroller and Treasurer, laté Superintendent of Insurance, State of Ohio. SAMUEL A. ROBINSON, M.D., Chairman Finance Committee on Investments. CHARLES R. BISSELL, Chairman Directors’ Death Claim Committee. GEORGE H. MERCER, late with R. G. Dun & Co., Second Auditor. CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Trustee Reserve Funds. THE AMERICAN LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY OF NEW: YORK, Trustee Surplus Emergency Fund. THE HIGHEST AWARD die nesueettetnany OF A A foods now in the mar- 3 ket. Its great popu- Gomy MEDAL, ; larity is due to its in- AT THE trinsic worth, as by ob- serving “Special Direc- PARIS EXPOSITION Hons not only. will the ; ; Pe feeblest infant be nour- WAS SECURED BY THE ished without distress, REMINGTO rita es full meal for the i healthy, growing SMe ; ee FOUR SIZES child, It produces conc beers 3B $0 Lag 17S ba | boneand muscle, nota lecloiihe dhe puffy, flabby skin. ‘ ‘ Standa rd One special feature of RIDGE’S FOOD, in contradistinction A to others, is its neutral action upon the bowels, For this rea- Typewriter . - son it is specially adapted to those seasons when bowel troubles b] f f are so frequent. In cases of prostration of the system or general Lanter aay ier cms Z Z debility, RIDGE’S FOOD will be found particularly beneficial, YS ” ee ‘’ and is a perfectly safe, nourishing, and strengthening diet at all ' = times, A physician of large practice says of RIDGE’S FOOD: WHICH HAS BEEN FOR “T can say of this preparation of food that it has never failed me FIFTEEN YEARS THE STANDARD, | sited toagree when given strictly according to my directions. AAD With scrupulous care there need be very little trouble from bowel Embraces the Latest and Highest Achievements of Inventive Skil, lost a child with any form of diarrhoea or cholera infantum.” WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, Mothers and nurses, send to Wootricn & Co., Palmer, Mass., giving address in full, for pamphlets pertaining to the rearing of 827 BROADWAY, N. Y. children, etc. Sent free to any address. complaints ; and to this I ascribe the fact that I have never yet comicbooks.com