The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-09

secure your claim on a debtor.
s. It enables you ifyou have adv anced monies
to friend to make sure Of your claim In case Of
premature death.
.. 1t is n scheme by which any sum of money
may be secured at death. whenever that may take
place, or to be received at any given age of the
| life assured
Were the blessings and provisions of Lie Assur-
ance more generally understood, and M ore widely
dfused, they would confer greater boon upon
society at large than all the legislation Of our
wisest and most profound statesmen, and il uni
versally adopted would prove a National blessing.
| ADVANTAGES OF LIFE ASSURANCE.
10 the young it offers special benefits. Toa
young man Of 90 an endowment policy Of SO or
s5o00 payable at the age OF 40, is worth moro
than legacy oi like amount left him by father
or rich uncle, score of reasons could be sum-
moned in support of this position. A few may be
| given.
l. Ittends to prevent spendthrift habits.
q 1t tends to check lavish expenditures and
wild speculations.
8. 1t stimulates to industry and frugality.
4. 1t unfolds late ent powers and develops man.
hood.
s. 1t creates habits Of thrift, and iucites pruden,
forets ought.
In short to the young man, Lite Assurance is an
absolute blessing and commeutls especially its
advantages. Ten cents day. saved by young
man, will insure his life for. $4,000 to 1000. To
men Of limited means with dependant families
Life Assurance holds the following language.
| /. Nothing is so uncertain as life.
2. No provision, contingent upon the duration
Of your life, is perfect W .ich is not immediate.
g. 1t substitutes the certainty oi patrimony
for the uncertain continuance Of life in which to
acquire 1t.
A. 1t secures to your family the value Of an
average duration Of life in the event of an early
death
s. To you, man of 20, Is cts daily pat by
will insure your life for $4,000, to neglect this.
a crime against your wife and children
6 1t takes yearly part of your income and
virtually converts it to legacy-a capitalize bo
handed over to your family at your dicease. Con.
sider the average length of human life is only 33
wears. OF 500 persons, only one lives so years
and Of 100 persons, only six live 65 years, The
uncertainty Of life urges and calls upon you to
leave patrmony for your family by Life Assur-
anee.
To men Of Capital and business, Life Assurance
! speaks thus In these times when business Is
uncertain, and unexampled prosperity may be
succeed! by the greatest adversely, and The man
Of wealth and afflusnce to day, may bo stript and
penniless TO morrow, it is the Christian duty as
well as privilege of every man to provide for the
future comfort of those dependant upon him.
While all other means are fuctuatng and un-
certain, md riches often "Hy away" Life Assur-
is certain and reliable, and becomes patrimo-
ny just at the time IT is most needed. 1t provides
with positive certainty security to the fami-
ly Of every man in business. To the capitalist it
offers safe and secure investment The best es-
tablishel properties may become suddenly il not
hopelessly involved, aud often BY the rascality of
others.
A millionaire of our scqu intance retired with
a million and half of dollars in U. s. securities
in his strong box. The next day we learned that
the thiet's hand had spirited them all away. Life
Assurance suffers from such villainv.
LIFE ASSURANCE TENDS TO PRoLoSo LIFE.
we believe, says Orange Judd, Ed'r of the american
Agriculturst, life policy really tends to insure
aud prolong litc,' The anxiety OF mind of sick
man. as to how he will leave his family aggravates
disease and oft EN- shortens life that would have
been saved, could the man have rested easy in the
feeling that his family were well provided for, by
Life assurance.
1t is authoratively reported that of a given
number of men in xtremo sickness, the one half
insur ed the other moiety uninsured, that tho for
mcr have struggled through their dangers, whils'
the latter havefalen prey to their maladies.--
Thisis reality accounted for by the difference in
their mental constitutions.
The former Is sustained in view OF the provision
made for their families in case OF their demise
the latter suffer reproac and fear lest their fami
lies be left to destitution and so overcome and
their death is hastened,
Provision " Life Assurance gives rest and qui-
etness to the mind. Tranquility Of mind affords
strength to the body, these together tendt
longthen the lite Of the assured, and to make tha
life blessing.
In conclusion, almost yearly the good results o
Life Assurance are brought within the sphere q
our observation. We learn that the recent death
of a son of distinguished family in Shoreham, se-
cures to the family from Life Policies which hs
held, $4,000.
Some two years since the wife OF Baptist Min
lister in Whiting, VT, received sl,0e0, on Life
Policy he held, being insured one year previous
to his death; without this timely and neediul pro
vision. his wife would have been left destitute.
On the morning Oh the 81, Of Dec 1863 Mr.
Charles NJ. Rogers was assasinated In front of his
own residence on East twelfth Street y. Y. City,
and died Of his wounds Jan. 2. He had on hiI
life an Insurance OF s22 500 This amount wa,
beyond the reach of thieves and burglars and Sc
: cure for his family.
Depend upon it, Life Assurance is absolute
blessing, worthy the attention and acceptance oi
gentlemen and lalies in every conceivable position
) in life, Delay not, but be wise in time.
Spring Side, March 4th 1869. s. Il. II.
John Morrissey was in hsseat in the
House of Represent atives on Monday, fol