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UNFORTUNATE.—No. 2. And the lady friend you meet when you have a swol- sen face, a sore throat, and your personal appearance, in your own language, is “* awfully dicky. SAPETY FOR TRAVELERS, Tt has been established by many sad fatalities that about the only safe way of heating railroad passenger cars is by means of steam taken from the locomotive and sent through the train in pipes, forming a contin- uous and reliable heater. ‘he Hoston & Albany was the first railroad running out of this city to equip its trains with this system of eating, and to-day it runs the only train between Bos- ton and New York which is thus heated. The train leaving each terminal at four p.m. is equipped through- out with this steam-heating system, and is naturally well patronized, for people don’t like the liability of being burned to death in case of accident to the train, The added convenience of a first-class dining-car be- tween this city and Springfield is also appreciated by the public, while the fact that the train makes the dis- tance between the Hub and the metropolis in six hours makes it popular with business men, whose time is money.—Boston Herald, March 2, 1891. Complexion Wafers, Tue “PERFECTLY HARMLESS,-«- ‘end the only ofa French lon of aroruie, 41-60 pat box, fee tases for $5.00. By Ball to any addreen MIDDLETON DRUG CO.,77 Cortiand 8t., N.Y. EUROPE TOURJEE’S « EXCURSION. BURSA usa ta Neg TAL TOURS. Circular free to any address, E. TOURJEE, Franklin Sq., Boston, M What made you Deaf? Was it SCARLET FEVER, CATARRH, MEASLES lox ANY OTHER CAUSE? In can be overcere by the ot of the MICRO-AUDIPHONES, FOR. UaE AT HOME, Dt | Egvaten warestas: Bo. at ei asap et wae Trowgled Bat ef Raece Bree Tl open oer Micro-Audiphone Co, 1286 BROADWAY, N.Y. Re Ban, PR mor gr Geationre Tovtroment has reached the ease of my head who bas bot heard ordinary conversation for year "Yeere very traly Bitton des. 0. 0. HOWARD. GUARANTEED PROFITS tore tn Portland, Oregon, Real Estate! Safer than the ‘More Proftable'than Mfoes! As good as U.8. Bonds Contracts are given to pay prota equa) to af least 10 per cent. pe ‘Annum upon tavestmenta made In Horuand Real Estate. We are Banding choice basiness and residence property in the City aod sabarte, much of which will double In valae in two years. Resl- dence property sold on Easy Terms or Monthly lostallmenta, Cor. dence solicited. References : Senators Dolph and Mitcbell, iret National, Commercial National, and Portiand Savings Banks, or any prominent financial institution tn this city. BORTHWICK, BATTY & CO., Portiand, Oregon. FORTY-SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT ov THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANGE Co. Office: Nos, 346 & 348 Broadway, New York. JANUARY 1, 1891. Amount of Net Assots, January 1, 1890... $101,027,822.46 ‘Less Contingent Sin! AL Fund (reduced value in securities, December 31 368, $100,458,797.35 Less deferred premiums, January i, 1800 Interest and rents, etc. Less interest accrued January 1, i896. $182,616,897.43 DISBURSEMENT ACCOUNT. ‘Losses by death, and Endowments matured and discounted (including rever- Dividends eddions to y dividend iis asst perehuaned ieanrgsnee Cottons vidends (including mortu ividends), annuities, and pure! 201% Total Paid Policy-holders.. eae -818,270,544.02 ‘Taxes and re-insurances .. 200,257.97 Commissions (including advanced and’ commuted commissions), brokerages, ‘agency expenses, Physicians’ fees, etc, « 5,400,061.19 Office and law expenses, rentals, salaries, advertising, printing, etc. 1,082, 662,86 —$20, 052,526.04 $112,564,371.89 + $6,348,924.46 ds and'other bonds, stocks, and securities (market value, 63,867,546.16 Real Estate... + 14,841,917.35 Bonds and Mo first lien on real estate (buildings thereon insured for $15,000,000 and the policies assigned to the Company as additional collateral security) + 19,446,083.13, Temporary Loans (market vaiue of securities held as collateral, $5,301,511), 4,168,000,00 *Loans on existing policies (the Reserve on these policies, included in Lin bilities, amounts to over $2,000,000)... Quarterly and semi-annual premiums on existing policies, due subsequent. to January 1, 1801 1,858,827,00 Premiums on existing policies in course of transmission and collection (the Reserve on these policies, inclnded in Liabilities, is estimated at $2,000,000) 1,481,828.15 Agency Balances. + ‘195,812.91 ‘Accrued Interest on investments, January 1, + 474,823.52— 8112,564.371.39 ‘Market value of securities over cost value on Company's books .... 8,888,498.68 a deatedacbedate of tneadvera wil aceorpusy tbe eal eaaeal report Sled wh the Lnaraace Departseat ofthe State of New York. seeeee+G115,947,809.97 Cash on deposit, on hand, and in transit.. Gaited States Bone $67,250,984.74) 481,108.71 TOTAL ASSETS, January 1, 1891......... Appropriated as follows: Approved losses in course of payment. Reported lowes awaiting proot, ete. Matured endowments, due and unpaid (ciaims not presented). Annuities due and unpaid (claims not presented) .. Reserved for re-insurance on existing policies (Actuaries’ table 4 per cent. interest) . . Reserved for premiums paid in advance. Surplus, Company’s Standard...... Consisting of Estimated contingent Tontine Surplus Fund. Estimated General Surplus. $14,898,450.86 + $8,670,539.50 ___ From the undivided surplus, as above, the Board of Trustees have declared a Reversionary Dividend to participat- ing policies in proportion to their contribution to surplus, available on settlement of next annual premium, Growth of the Company during the Past Decade. New Insurance Issued. Insurance In Foro: Annual incom: In the year 1880 . .,822,220,979 | Jan. a 1880. $8,904,719 In the year 1885. + BROAS21 | 1885. 16,121,172, In the Year 1890. 115,947,810 | 1890. 32,158,100 Number of Policies Issued during the Year, 45,754, New Insurance, $159,576,065. Total number of Policies in Force January 1, 1801, 173,469, Amount at Risk, $569,338,726. TRUSTEES. ALEX, STUDWELL, WALTER H, LEWIS, EDWARD MARTIN, RICHARD MUSER, C. C. BALDWIN, E. N. GIBBS, W. B. HORNBLOWER, WILLIAM H. BEERS, President. HENRY TUCK, Vice-President. ARCHIBALD H. WELCH, 24 Vice-President. RUFUS W. WEEKS, Actuary. WILLIAM H, APPLETON, WILLIAM H. BEERS, WILLIAM A. BOOTH, HENRY BOWERS, JOHN CLAFLIN, ROBERT B, COLLINS, H. C, MORTIMER, JOHN N. STEARNS, WM. L, STRONG, W. F. BUCKLEY, HENRY TUCK, A. H. WELCH, L. L. WHITE. THEODORE M. BANTA, Cashier. A, HUNTINGTON, M.D., Medical Director. CHOCOLAT MENIER ASK FOR IT EVERYWHERE comicbooks.com