Life — April 28, 1887 — page 16: what you’re looking at

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> LIFE- THE PRESS ENLIGHTENING THE WORLD REGARDING The United States Mutual Accident Association AND ITS LAST ANNUAL STATEMENT. A Goon showing.—Chicago Daily Inter-Ocean. An admirable showing. A model company.—Augusta Chronicle. Large accident benefits.—The Morning News, Wilmington, Del. A splendid record.—Troy Telegram, Excellent showing.—Louisville Courier-Journal, All debts and dues paid, excellent record.—Boston Daily Globe. A successful association bany Evening Journal. A splendid record.—Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. A popular Accident Association.—The Pittsburgh Dispatch A fine showing.—The Detroit Tribune. New features, great success.— Hartford Courant. An unprecedented success.—Baltimore Morning Herald. A very successful year. —The Washington Post. ‘The company’s unrivaled success.—Syracuse Daily Courier. An enviable record.—St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Splendid record and showing.—Montgomery Advertiser. A splendid showing, important changes made.—Kansas City Times. A prosperous company. New thing in assurance.—The Daily Ohio State Journal. ‘The able manner in which the company is managed.—The Minneapolis Tribune. A healthy showing : an exhibit of last year’s business very flattering to the management.—The Arkansas Gazette. The Association has become the standard by which all other Mutual Accident Associations are gauged.—Atlanta Journal. A remarkable and gratifying exhibit, all debts and dues paid, with a membership of 32,407.— Boston Evening Traveller. In this age of travel, the question of provision for accident becomes one of importance. Among the various companics most successful in meeting this want stands The United States Mutual Accident Association, of 320 and 322 Broadway, New York. Time has tested it, and leaves it in promptness and equity unrivaled. It has the influence and support of the leading business and professional men of the country. One of the novel features is the graduated list of policies. A certain indemnity for each degree of injury is provided. The expenses for membership are small.—Boston Daily Advertiser. FOR FULL PARTICULARS AND APPLICATION BLANKS WRITE TO THE SECRETARY, 320 AND 322 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. CHARLES B. PEET, President. JAS. R. PITCHER, Sec'y and Gen. Manager. ABLE COTTAGES | gs Absa Bottled Lager Beer for signs. Especially | adapted for camping | Hotels, Clubs ana eH a= Private Families. specialty of Designing, Engraving and Peinting in Coe or ool tae Caialontes end artanic adenine Brewed & Bottled by publications, eee el ek Beadleston -& -Woerz haveone. By touching a spring in the deel, it will make them THumn have feonnis or Pexand Waco 291 W. roth St., New York. out, club and lawn purposes. Catalogue on application. | os | RONNE & BARBOUR, 81 New Street. | | | SMessxs. Fremixc, Brewster & ALLEY, Nos. 31 and 33 West Twenty-third St., New York, make a Loabs ov Mexuiment with this trick. Sample by mail, 15 cents; 2 for 25 FOWEHOSKEY, PeovivexcesREL | Orders by Postal Card promptly attenced to. comicbooks.com