Syracuse University - Onondagan Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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esult in... Eii Insurance. JOHN I. PLATY, JAMES B. PLATT, PLATT Q' PLATTV E EDMUND PLATT. PUBLISHERS. IS A PAPER WITH DAILY AND SEMI-WEEKLY EDITIONS, PUIILISHED AT POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. lvllxucll 3d,1R00. IVR. HENRY l'llILLII'S, Speei:1lAgent, Northwestern Mutual Lia- Insurance Co. IHMR Sm :-I am a firm believer in life insurance and carry polieiesin seven di1'l'erentcompanies. In 1:,:1,1-1mry, 1882, at age -I-0, I took six policies in as many dillerent companies, for 251,000 eaeh,on the twenty-payment life plan, all exactly the same. The result so lar has been as follows: X flllllnal Divirlemls Cash Cost C-0llIl1lUl.l Prennnni. to Date. to Date. Northwestern. ..... 3538.92 !5197.64- 35502.92 Conn. Mutual ...... 38.69 167.90 528.52 Mutual Benefit ....... 38.65 160.14 535.56 State Mutual ..... 37.-4-7 130.20 54-4-.26 Mutual Life. ...... .. 34-.07 56.82 556.414- New York Lite ......................,.. any-is 106.61 592.33 Any one can make his own comparisons and draw his own conclusions. The reason I did not at the time take a similar policy in the Equitable was because I had a Tontinc polieymnture in that company in 1882 and the results were not satisfaetfwy. I then decided not to insure in that com- pany again, but for the sake of eoinparison I have Often regretted that I did not, I am more than satisliecl with the results obtained in tl1eN0rt:l1weste1'n, and as you are aware, have increased my insurance in the same. I would most eertainly recommend your company to any one desiring life insurance. Respectfully yours, JAMES IS. PLATT. The nefw CPolicy Confracfs of the Norflzfwesfern embrace efveryfhing fha! is desirable in Life Insurance. They are fhe Best, Most Flexible, Most Equit- able, and Most Comprehensive CPolicies e-'ver issued by any company. Send for illustrations. HENRY PHILLIPS, Special Agent, 607-617 University Block, Syracuse, N. Y. vi

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V ming S minar , KINGSTON, PA. Offers the following courses of study : The Classical College- Preparatory, Latin-Scientific College-Preparatory, Scientiyqc College- Preparatory, Technical College-Preparatory, 'Business, Literary- Scientiyqc, Literary-Classical, Jlathematical-Scientihc, Art, Music, and Oratory, It has the following equipment of buildings: Sfwetland Hall, Commercial Hall, Union Hall, Jfelson Wemorial Hall, gxfeshit Science Hall, and Caroline :W Pettehone Gymnasium. It also has a 'lbell equipped o4thletic Field The Boarding Hall is rwell fitted 'with efvery necessary confven- ience for health and comfort. The Seminary is in all respects a first-class school forhyoung men and 'women to Ht for college or for business, or to secure an excellent education in art, music, elo- cution and general literature. For catalogue, address L. L, SPRAGUE, 'D. ?D., CPresident. X

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