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It is now a year since this Institution com menced the business of Life Insurance on the liberal plan then first announced in it's prospec- tns.' That the principles therein contained have pet with the approbation of those who have sought the advantages which such an In- stitution affords in making provision for fami- ly needs no bfhef proof than ite statement of the fact that .l7Ql Policies have been issued, and that predii,4ims to the arrtoant Uf $l54,a 25 have been received during that period.

 The amount pf funds received for premiums has already established large capital, which must rapidly increase by the payments of the second years premiums, the accruing interest and the current receipts for new policies The accumulation from these sources enables the DEectors to fulfil their promise to Jay Up re- g rye fund to meet the increasing ages insuyed- equal to re:inspring every life--pay all deniands for losses and to divide large profits. '4

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