The system popularly termed “The Non-
Forfeiture Plan, was originated and first
preseted to the public by tills Company, in
their well-known “Ten Year Non-Forfei
ture Policy,” in the year i 860; and its perfect
adaptation to the wants of every class in the
community, obviating every reasonable ob
jection to Life Insurance, is shown from the
fact that every other American Company
has been compelled, in deference to public
opinion, to adopt it, although in many chscs
it is dona in such away as considerably to
impair Its value. It lias received the ungaal
ijied approval of the best business men of the
land, large numbersot whom have taken out
policies under It slmpty as an investment.
By the table on which this class of policies
are based, a person incurs no risk in taking
out a policy. Insuring to-day for SIO,OIXI, if
he should die to-morrow, the SIO,OOO imme
diately becomes n claim ; and if lie shall live
ten years, and make ten annual payments
his policy will be paid for, and ills dividends
still continue, making
Ills LIFE POLICY
A Source of Income to IB ini while
By the specific terms of these policies, and
not by vague and indefinite statements
made in circulars, a party after the second
year does not forfeit what he has paid in
premiums.
