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INSURE IN THE LARGEST AND BEST COMPANY, The Mutual Life Insurance Co. OF NEW YORE. R:icHARD A. McCurpy, PRESIDENT, ASSETS, OvER $126,000,000. Issues every Desirable Form ef Policy. IT HAS PAID MERIBERS: SINCE IFS ORGANIZATION Over $2'70,000,000. 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 1889, Reckoning a Period of every Ten Years from 1845. - - $97,490 84 | .1,1886 - $108,908,967.51 2,850,077.56 | “« 1,1887 - - 114,181,963.24 - 12,235,407.86 | 1,1888 - 118,806,851.88 - 72,446,97006 | 1,1889 - - 126,082,1538.56 108,876,178.51 comicbooks.com