The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-19
IL 00ar Life xss0reM!
rnrMaCrs rsos rrslieArioxs 90
New England Mutual Llle Ins. Go.
EDWARD ALDEN, Aassr
DaVcnpsrf Iowa
Davenport, Iowa


RANGES fur the who. life IL similar Ia that II aAytngs
banks, with the derensr that those the deposit
or pays In whAi he has sar,d Ia thts he anscstsk~s
70 make ANAL annual sasiug IN fsssrs dariag hs
life, for the bcacht Of his family pcrsssn ID
particular amer his deceA.e The adrantage~ss
sahs of such Insurance the individual who effcrts
u, OF I" his family and Z. The community g~uerny,
are obvious
A pss.on, on Who's. earnings or incciae o,hers do
pcnd, usually hiss sone prudential calculation for
providing fsr their susss<nce and ccn,feSs - hls
decrease Bnt la the II MANY p-r-sn- this cal
eulation ls to b. defeated by death
The consciousness. Of ANY insiyidsa ,hsi ,al. may s
his own ease. 10 soare. of constant anxiety To him
and this may he removed ny ssfectlng insurance
Any individual, by entering inis a contract Es
lag b part of his iHc0nle Ia make provision fs
a., Iaml,, give. himself strong mot.s for tbs =
may thus be indueedto make savings which he might
otherwise neglect
suppose tha, a nan ihr,, year. Of age can saw
$3.50, annually, from III. Income % saralngs, over
and Above hts family expenses, VIII require . long
ene ssf this saving 10 amount 10 any considerable
suia " c len u hls surviving family IN 81 his
decrease by paying this auseunt annually. ON "a
81 far the whole Prrd II his life, he may sscurc
,hrec Thousand dollars to his family on his deeeass
however scon v msy happen
In many instances. the II leaving onss
family In poverty or embarrassment, d. hut for fs
tied peFs"si until he shan hay. accomplished
undertaking In which b. has embarked or until h.
shall hAs" received an AGGRESSION Ia his fortune
which be can r~s.nasy calculate In case Of hts saf
viyinx for certain time In such easc, he may -
cure his fstnil, Against ths contingency by insur
his life for such period which h~ do whe-. the
period 10 lees than b. will probably live, 81 sowes
annual premium than tina; /. I've paid on policy fs@
HE entire life. Thua at the age Of thirty, he mat
secure cleo for bis family, in ~ HE dcccas
within seven sears By paying the annual premiuah
81 O,?i and hr may s.cur. IN. came amount. M
ease = re d:ess- wish'a ons ,-ar BY paying pro
Lf- insursnc. may be rssoried ~ moi naiy E,s ,se
PURPOSE 81 saving u .aryiviag family tron want hot
as' ias thai 81 pro,-c,ins irosa .sssscr aud lose
as tn case Of Of the age II thar, ~. years
whose business Us much extended and orm pncns~d
inNoyias unsettled accounts and disputed sl.insa
the management of which, sdsantageausiy and sur
cc-sfully, require. his personal kaow edge .kn
and vigilance nsoaach that, In th. event ~ ~. -
esss" within ene year, his Affairs be waand up
10 the prejudice al hir estate, ~ the asuuat h.
estlmAses, Of t5oVo lie may secure his surviving
family Asans, this contingency, b, the payment u q
premum of tG2s fer ap.iiey his ifs for year
Or II q man of 'he -an. age owe. Is on which be
hes no doubt he discharge within three years
but the forced payment II which IA ease " his de
cease within that time might occasion sscrsnce
h's estate ~ the amount Of e. tpa, he may hy The
annual payment u q premium u about ~ for that
prevailing PRACTICE ~ making NE Insurance. fss
the pnrps.e at providing fur - family ma.i havoc
moe, favorable iafnsnes upon ia. soxia and morai
condition OF The easnnnais centrally. ~,ths1 well
founded ~ellecndactc.i institution Of Thu. sie.erp
tiaa 10 subject of public tbtsr~.s. Its beneficial
philanthropy peal ruhs in.ti,atloa and theee cfrcs.
are produced withau, any donation sacrifice oct
Of bsnheenee By the pabe or BY individuals, b~isx
the natural snd ~Ass resnis of the thrh
prudence and ferce.st VI individuals Ia conducting
their owa concerns.
In choosing between polio, far llfs and ons for
ceftAis term of ycsss, The applicant should bear Ia
mind ihst the premiums paid On tn. form~r sin
liar To deposits 10 savings bsak and in -ss Of Ids
hack - his family With inf@re.i and IN well con.
stitntsd well conducted sad successful easnpsay, 81
l,s, come hack with more than interest Daring III.
life hs policy will always be OF vslue Tor surrender
lie on the oae side, aud the other members ihe
other side Of take the chance If hl@ surviving
or falling short Of such asrrax. p-ricl.
Ia ga ~ has
ohsieus advantage over other investments, via that
BY undertaking comparatively very small sasasi
pAym@ns person makes himseif certain of the fall
amount Of his proposed future saving. FROM thu b.
CLAIMING And the reason for prefrrfing policy k.r
the whole iifr s that no one 10 certain that II the
termination Of iollcy for nuntsr If years. hs ~il
be- tn-urabes al The ordinary premium, tha h~ Will
he able 10 take out poey upon any terms. And
then again suppose he coninac. ia L. insurablcal
the iaary rate and in-are. himself for year
more ii time. saeee-s,sss During his whole ife
and lives the sseraz. age, hs premiums will amount
to precisely the same III he had asured hu.
s.Ii for hi- whole s In The beginning interest al
the came rate -ay four per cent, being included Ia
both eAse@
Another rcasoa II favor u whole M. policy Il.
that IL !. constantly a certainly increasing In value
Of which the peTson Insured may avail himself In
Of necessity either for meeting % prr
MUM or by surrender of the policy, and sneA ne
ceasity, II Il a al, 10 mosi ksy occur ut
tim. when, II lac had not effected ih. insurance he
would have had no resource whatever
tn s.e suggestions made rather for the h~nest
Of the individual mcnsber than that II the other
members .lnes II II rather for the advantage Of the
latter that each member should take out short
policy but the niemtsrs, generally are, ho doubt
willing and d.siroas that each Individual shouid IN
for such period Will render hi. Insurance. most
bsnedlelal To his representatives.
mutual life Insurance mreny, esslt rihnfinx
association being In Ito character objrvs and prlncl
pie savings institutioB that c.nt.npiatss futur.
saytagw solely for the benefit Of survivors, 10 spe
ccs 81 instiintion that addresses itself 10 the most
sacred Affection. aud sentiments II beaevolcnee
Whoever prapo-e~ az recommends an institution of
the kind, thereby, IN effect exh0rts encourages
each parent snd relative to deny his present
waDts for the grateful consciousness u psthumous
benihccnc- 10 those ~ his nansc. whom 10 render
happy 10 his greatest happiness He addresses
hisuscif to . sacred sentiment, which one can
knowingly In reckless aud rssh ignorance tamper
with Aud wAntonly rnaka speculative perimsiats
upon, without deserving The reproscheso u orphans
and widoss Ia the csnse ~ which he II thns aces
sorry.
The Axent Of the n. T. N LII. Insurance Campa
ny would invite a.p.ciat attention 10 the exirsefs
quoted above, airing good reason and SQUAD
advice Much has been said on the subject ~ insu
lhemselv~s families should lake immediate sisps
toward that end and not scqnssc~ IN the theory And
neglect Tho practice ~ ID. sasne
Applications made the Agent ~ the above named
Company VIII b. forwarded promptly.
Blank applications cent 10 any part of the state
BY sending address 10 Edward Alden, Agent of New
kngand Mutual Life ins Co. Davenport,
Of those living out Of the clty
- Pull statements 81 the above Company can
AiwAys BE- obtained Of the Agelt
Agent n y Life Insurance. Company,
ssied1nso Davenport, Iowa