The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

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feal BIZ 4a4 such means werc empl0y.
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Does cot lbe man that earns s l 50 a
day ~ Si00 q year ior bis family, rep.
neseut "a estate aud Is be not worth
Il them g eco o. as 600 money value :
t-aying uo,l z - klndred affections
10 i A. mucb a baHding that vail
rent iar sto0 wears. worth 81 GOO Or
e 00o Now II you lad a building
which would rent for si00 year aud
worth as il mast be 81 600 70 IS. 900
and il stood so exposed 10 Gre that the
chances 81 its burning within year
were twenty tines greater than they
are en- ordinary iarm buildings. and you
kuew il must barn sometime. aud be a
total loss that could not be repaired,
aud perhaps leave yonr family destitute
Of means oi support, would you allow
il "a 20 uninsured, when the money
psid ont o. deposited FL that purpose
would be returned 20 you, with a large
profit for your own use ia declining
years, il il did not burn by certain
time. thus giving yon the insurance for
nothing aud would VA not haste 10
get it secured II The risk was con
riantly Increasing and perhaps 10 nu
other year you could not get it insured
even at high rate Now candid
man knows aud will acknowledge. that
bis life is that estate, that valuable
property and the loss Of it, which must
come will DO a heavy one 70 the de-
/ pendent ones, perba 70 wife or
little children cath Immediately
following perfect health we know il
true 10 case Of many other-. aud il 30
/ likely he Of us eau man have
love. respect aud care for his family
lille lie is forcing them to run the risk
Of losing his life their support : when
he can secure to them large amount
lin the event Of his death, for so trtlins
part of his earnings that he would
scarcely miss the loss of it, and then il
his life is spared a certain time have il
Returned To him in large sum with a
good profit which might be the only
means saved for his oSn support IN
declining years How many have
lived in good circumstances, and had q
large property through their produc
tive years, but by some means, they
are found 10 the decline of life Deepen
dent on the charities of the world -
Why not, then, have regard enoug
for our families or creditors, and com
mence nov to make little reserve
separate and set aside, where il is ab
solutely safe, aud will rspidIy accumu
Hate, a few ceits daily or a few dollart
| yearly, 10 secare them 81 600 to SO 00C
| in the event 81 our death within the
year, or 10 ourselves if we live term
lof years. You inquire where such a
savings can be made. We answer, in
a Savings Endowment Policy" issued
I by the Connecticut General Life In
surahce Co of Hartford" if procured
IN good health, but bear in MUD thu
company does not issue policies to the
sick or those in falling health, and
never pay anything on policies which
are going to be taken out but not
actually procured; therefore we advise
you as you love your families and d
/ good property for your own futu e
use. TO apply to the agent Of the Conn
General Life, for savings Endowment
/ Policy.