LIFE INSURANCE.
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We are requested 20 call the attention oil ouf
readers 10 the monthly abstract of business done o
the National Loan Fund Life Assurance Socisty ol
London, at the Office OF their General Agent, o.
waIi-street and 10 state that pamphlets giving inl
information respecting thai institution can De pro-
cured free OF charge upon application.


TIE public mind has been of late 50 fully called
TO the importance OF Life Insurance as ProNdeni
means of securing the comfort and maintenance OF
family after the death of him, or her, 10 whon
thew iook up while living as Its head and support
that we feel certain very general dement's, and
great amount OF individual happiness wil!resu.tiFom
rs wise provisions being availed OF: and viewing
the very few life institutions in this country COM
pared wiih the extent OF population and means OF
securing lis advantages or with insurance against
accidents bv FIRE or sea-noi more needed ceTtaln-
IL than Life Insurance. when the latter Is fully nn-
ders.ood-we think that there is not only ample
room for those now established, but that ere long
other companies will be required 10 meet the de-
mand.


The successful history of the ''Muiua! Life In
surance Company" which, although only Two
vea-s established. has issued l0S6 policies will bear
MS out in the preceding remarks, and a mutual
Office for Life Insurance established in Boston abou;
year ago has, we are informed succeeded IN near
" the same ratio It will be soon considered not
''new thing in America; and the experience OF
older countries is before US 10 laclte Us 10 extend
here. wide and more WIDE the importan; aud bene-
fcent principles OF Life Insurance.