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THE SPECTATOR;

An American Review of Insurance.

PUBLISHED WEEKLY.PRICE, $4.00 PER ANNUM.

                (ESTABLISHED 1868.)
. THE SPECTATOR is a live and progressive insurance
iKimal, noted for its pungent and fearless discussion of
11 matters pertaining to the vast  subject of insurance in
very branch.  In the many years of its existence it has
uilt up a reputation for fair and  honest  treatment of
isurance matters that has made it invaluable to property
wners desiring insurance and to insurance men of every
;ass.   It contains the latest and freshest insurance news
om every quarter, bright and sparkling correspondence
om the principal insurance centres of the country, com-
lents on current insurance events of the day, with special
spartments showing what the underwriters are doing
i the different fields.
 The most eminent writers on insurance in its various
irms are contributors to its columns, and the aim of its
roprietors is to present the science of the insurance sys-
ms in vogue without prejudice to any and in fairness to
1.    It is in this  spirit  that  Fire,  Life,  Industrial, Acci-
;nt, Natural Premium Life and Miscellaneous Insurance
ampanies, Associations and Societies are treated without
ar or favor.  It also gives the current news from different
surance centres each week, and each number is an
litome of all matters pertaining to insurance.  It is the
nbition of its proprietors to make THE SPECTATOR an
valuable journal to the commercial and business world
id to every person identified with the insurance interest
any capacity.
                 Address,
         THE SPECTATOR COMPANY,
                     95 William Street, New York.
slephone—459 Cortlandt.