The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-07-07
CAROLINA LIFEINS TRANCE
~ .COMPANK. 49,,

The Carolina. Life Insurance Company, Of
Memphis, Tennessee. has established an
agency in South Carolina under the general
management OF General NJ. C. Butler, one of
the ablest and most popular men Of this State.
aided by influential local agents in every i'm
portant town and neighborhood.
We have heretofore urged the proprety of
life insurance as the duty OF every man who
has q family dependant upon him for support.
Death has all Seasons for his own. The stay
and protector Of the helpless wife and children
Is liable at any moment to be stricken down,
and leave those dependant upon him to face
The hardships consequent upon having to trust
to the cold charities OF an unfeelng world.
BIZ dc7oting portion OF his annual earnings
to securing life policy in sound company,
the fear of his loved ones suffering after he is
gone Is removed, and the bed of death thereby
robbed of one its severest pangs.
To The man OF capital life insurance offers q
certain investment, free from all the vicissi-
tudes of business an the risks of speculation.
Hardly business man at the North OF in
England can be found who has not his life in
sured for an amount sufficient to provide for
the comfort of his family IN case reverses in
business should overtake him.
For ever century and half Life insurance
has fulfilled its work, and it's success has vim
dlcated the claims OF its advocates. Ii rests
on almost immutable laws, which have been
established by tue most patient and accurate
observation. So accurate are these laws, and
so correct are the principles on which life in
surance Impanies are conducted, that there Is
no instance OF q life insurance company IN the
United States having failed. or having proved
unable to pay it's risks when they fell DUE.
The Carolina offers inducements to those
wishing to insure, which, as we are informed,
are only offered by one other company In the
United States. This desirable feature is that q
s.dafin,te cash surrender value" which can be
ascertained at the time Of insuring, ''ls guar
anteed on all policies laosed by non-payment
of premium That is, if person, having
paid up his annual premium for two or more
| years, finds himself unable to make further
payments. the company will. uDon sun ender
of the policy. return to linn the money paid
in, less certain per cent. charged for having
carried the risk, or, if he prefers, will lend
him the surrender value OF his policy at Biz
per cent. interest, and thereby enable him to
| keep his policy running until better fortune
| smiles upon him.
The fact that Jefferson Davis, our late hon.
ored President, is the president of the Caro-
| lima, is alone sufficient to inspire confidence IN
| the integrity of its management. The life
| long devotion Of Mr.. Davis to the cause OF the
Southern people is guarantee enough that ne
would ask them to invest 10 no enterprise
| which he knew was not heaged round with the
| most ample security fer their protecdo1.
Like thousands OF others in this unfortunate
section, he was stripped OF his possessions Dy
the results of the war, and forced to apply
himself to some pursuit for the support OF his
| family. Still III the vigor OF matured man
hood, his whole time and attention are devoted
| to the management of the affairs OF this COM
panv. He is daily at his desk, and there Is
| no department Of the business that is not SUBJ
ject to his closest scrutlny.--CheSieT Reporter.