The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-03-01
4AgsaaEgt Accidents.

From the Ha ford Courant, Oct. TO-.
This branch Of Insurance, which is {
somewhat new one ilf this country, has been
so far attended with q marked success AZ
conducted BY the Traye. 'ers Insurance Com
pany of this city. during the few months
siucc its organization. Fro the commence
mcnt of its business in June last to the pres
ent time, the Company has Isl ned over one
Thousand policies, which, con idering that
its rtiNn was novel one, and was not under
stood, a0d at first but imperfrctIy apprccia-
ted toy the public, hetokenSa Il prospe lty that
could hard i have been anticipated. We
understand that men Of all classes have ta-
ken advantage Of the henefts which it Of
fers: clcrgymcn, physicians, business IL. 2n,
travellers, mechanics, clerks have been ], =
tarested in taking out policies, with the yer,
prudent object of providing for their 1ami-
lies after death, or securing q weekly allow
ance to meet the expenses attending a bro
ken bone, or other accidental injury. The
character Of the directors Of the Company,
its anple capital, and the discretion and
liberal views with which its affairs are man
aged, are to be regarded as pledges that it
i designed to be not merely local, but
national institution. The benefits which it
offers are of especial value to men Of limi-
ted means, and such will wrong themselves
and their families il they neglect to secure
them especially as it may be done at so
small a cost. Indeed, every provdcnt man,
whatever may be his circumstances, owes it
to himself and to those dependent upon
him, to seek the protection of insurance,
which not only offers to secure fixed sum
to his family in the event Of his death by
accident, but also to grant him a weekly
compensation if he only receives disabling
injury. And while the successful business
men may not feel the Immediate Importance
Of this insurance, were he suddenly taken
from the management Of his affairs, the lib
cral sum secured to his family by trihng
outlay, would prove an important item in
the assets of an unScttfcd cSfntr
The whole scheme of the Company is to
provide any amount from 800 to 5000 dol
lars. which shall accure to the benefit Of his
family at the death of the assured, or any
any amount of weekly compensation from
two to twenty-five dollars during disable
ment, or a sum at death and weekly com
pensation together. 1t insures against all
forms Of accidents. as cuts, stabs, tears,
bruises, conclusions, crushings, gunshot
wounds, poisoned wounds. sprains, ruptured
tendons, broken bones, dislocations, burns
and scalds the effect OF collisions, explosions,
chemicals, frost, bites, bites OF mad dogs,
the action of lightning, sufocatior by chok-
ing, drowning and other casualties, when
occurring accidentally from material or other
casualties, either at home or in travelling, =
The pecuiarity of death from accident is its
suddcnness; it can not be anticipated The
transition from health to death is often in
stantancous, and family in comfort and
plenty in the morning, may be in destitution
at night Every prudential consideration
urges the duty Of nsuring, nasmuch as by
accidental death the families of the unfortu-
nate are deprived Of their natural help and
support; and by accidental injury, the injur-
ed person himself is prevented from earn
ing his accustomed pay
Therefore, whether you regard the safety
Of your life or person, by land, by railway
or sea- or your freedom from care and
anxiety for the future, or the welfare OF
your family when you may be no more,
whatever may be the object Of your solt ude
it is both wise and prudent to be insured
An accident may happen at any moment;
insure before it occurs, The executive
officers an directors of this new enterprise
are well known as among our most energetic
and successful business men, and their names
alone arc. sufficient guarantee that the Tray
elers Insurance Company will become in
time an institution Of which our city may
justly feel proud. ~