The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-09-18

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4 ~ Elnn ~ Seuarine Imnnnity
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We hsve insurance companies h this
improgident ago for all glasses Of per-
sons and against all classes o. m1sfort-
unes. We can insure against death, !,
lire, railway accidents and accidents in
general, hail-storms, shipwrecks, foods
and ca&tle-plague. Why should, we not
have company in which unmarried
ladies can insure against the terrors Of
old-maidenhoods Il il fate common
.er than beinR struck BY lightning or
emashed BY hal-stones, and - common
- being muttinted IN railroad acci-
dent AgainSe these and many other
dangsrs with which . woman's iife-voy-
age Is beset Q method Of insurance has
been invented We extract the follow
ing account Of 1t from French paper,
which locates its new discovery in Dem
mark, probably because to the average
French intellect that land Is one Of Arc
tic gloom and Cimmerian mystery.
.sThe gentleman to whom . daughter
= born 1t once enrolls her IN an Asso-
ctafton 1ormed by families OF standing
depositing at the same time certain
liked and moderate sum OF money; Afoer
which he b bound TO pay every year 20
the society another fixed sum. Also mod
crate in amount When the girl hab
attained the age Of twenty-one she finds
herself not only in possession Of . COM
fortable income. but of an elegant set
Of rooms in the great establishment of
the Association, which is surrounded by
. park and gardens and inhabited BY
other ladies young or old. who. thanks
20 the providence Of their parents, have
become members Of the Association.
The young lady need not live in the es-
tablishment longer than she pleases,
Hthe father dies before the daughter 10
SFsp1-ons-Andi in this case the yeArly
6ub6ciip6on y no longer demanded :
the girl, II she wishes and requires to
do 90, findsy % once shelter
in the establishment, and from her
twen<y-frst birthdAy her snnuity
com16enceA On tho other hand. her
deeth a. maxxiaGee ex114Gufshee all
clnfuos and the money po44 70 the As
soofn130A On her behalf gooo 61pGment
it, canffnl. ;. Thus her fafher may pay
the annual suheqription for twenty
yeArs-H she maxries at inst ago she
receives, NO return; butjt IL tho ohence
OF this event. not TO mention that Of
death, which permits the Association
to-demand oAyS small meseFipdons
thus making the burden upon The faith
or asemal ecposeab!es He isrconse-
quently enabled % HOOK forward with
renqu1nI % tee fQeure o6 nus daughter
moving INT y eny cesS, ene Val haNe
comx0xsa0le nome And sumcient In
come. Thn Aseocaetlon has been sue
oessfuily eseaenehso n Copenhagen Tor
sixteen, years-"y st,'Sf !. ~
suppose young lady to take shelter
In the estsbIishmeut at the stated age.
She receives her annuity and her set OF
rooms. and IL non-productive, and
dysd aTtaptdly eopsupPtive-we
mec4 eenRmi14EQeqper stne -
sociasacn. but 4 the Association can
soeceea - getpn& 'ssr married Witnin
SOU maze 2 ccns'ceraCle Pront OUT o. Q,
na@sa,!y become o. gsyeey ana All 90
der the control OF sommittee of az
Perlencee masch-masers. and itImighf
y wen ssem % Peymeus oy ~
soa1 were sooPseo ~ tne Ssse ct Nee
,aoissmso no mucn oe,ng n.o.ssa LtSe@ ~
ZOE evefy a1.lage oIouSnt iaocv, ~,
I1tougn tneir instfumensSnty. Az
eiegioie young men Wouio oe invited;
Inere would ce q contnuM ROUND
OF scroquet eiawn-tennis and pic
MICS IN supmer. OF skating, rinking
and indoor tennis In the winter. Balls
at least three times . week would be
aoeolutely necessary, ana boxes At
operas ana tpeasers might Pc inaulgeo
IN eccsnonauy Inc estaonsnpent
Wooid oecome 70 tne young men oI tne
nelgnoorhooa sort OF sirens island'
dreaded yes nresisuoie: Oiysses-nke,
they might resolve TO MI their earl. with
~ and .sxnlude the yodcss q 4e
,c.AEmsrA Boz % nine tcasss out o. IN
the wax would nnd its way to the tips
pf th9r noeeaches tnstDod- nay 80
enqgdfeGe matriuonial ente1Rnq =
'eari4 2 "su1fender value6 M eht oven
be arranged. Ayoung lady married
IN the nrH year Of her restdence might
receive - dowry, say my Per cent, OF
groD sum P2an by her fafeer 10 the
Aseoc1asaon; u married In the second
yer Of her restdence she might receive
l9fty per cont, IN the third year ten
per cent, and mot until the fourth year
would abe become absolutely porfion.
les. Thus the fair ones thsmselyea
would be stimulated to ezertion and the
ss ySo,f p i lsps %sds G3 sS. s.a
tsrest 70 como quickly to the 'front.' !
The Danish scheme seems tn need
elaboration at its outset. Il would be
absurd TO make all fathers pay the
same premium for all OF his daughters.
Expert. would have 10 be appointed,
skilled in finding the developed linea,
Eneuts of. mst1fity under the pulpy
oArsilagesrof infancy. A class Of mat.
rimonial aOtuaries would grow up who
could predict for . 1hree-days-old fe-
snsls cflld hsr cAasceof dsvslopfnsths