, 1880-06-16
T,1FE-INSUKANCE.
Ar Eminent English AuthorIty'o
- Views upon the Assess
nnont" Folly.
co7nelius Walford Writes Concerning
the History Of Friendly sooie"
ties in England.
u.rarnmcu1al Control md Strict At
teutlon 10 s1ortality.Tablos the
Rulo 0Yer There.

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t''ns " ~, yn,r at1nnf lilo AtlnutIe. cot,nerattyo
termed, III s ",,,,fcss ' taye ,nokrl with amnzo.
n,ent nt Tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS haru'y
"',.ht n ,,se s,trt wn,>1 III thls connection:
st vii satnor .ay Ito urn*o-wh!ul l,u. set Il! tor tho
5t 55otng lilo last ten ycars or 10. Ny nmaze'rtcht
consists IN TITS, that whereas , ,l a "eese @ l
t'sso TN, villa cruor!cnco Of your tt,,,n.
aai this a1ter MUS .'' .,... " sous n. u
tyno lot art,o,a. usiox 1 nstt.r so thoy nnonr 10
ts. ~" ,hown literally nune; hut rather to hnvo
'' eaaos g%" expect s tbosa to who'u am unknown
syen by ua,ne to acccp. ms tlIutum upon this or
os s, nthcr uucstIott Without rcusonB being ay-
signed or prooIs ,,ssas sun,s 49,. bE,sa' ~ a.as' T.
FORE 10 apo ..,o sIp,cce rse - M se'at,"h ,.,a ~ ~
hs"ss s"..tn,.t.. s",t IL nua hcnn n churoctnrfst1t,
$ith 1mnat!m.o. ~ .'a' n ~ 1T .,,mna ~ ansa.
Of The Ango.sasoit fhoo NJ M Times 70 ehIcr
}ntn combinations for 3nlittint support ami pro.
.as,ton o,rn,,,st coHot, Jarrers. will not snY
tssav ss. XIV ,inslro oroInuted With our rurc,
that tnls assau H., st.. 1,,atr,,
nations possessed 1t long botore our rsace had
.,,crtrd ,ts prosont prctlotnlnnttco III tho popu-
srsu Istson.pnd affairs ot tho Western World. do
not f!n It. snnrcaa y, ry.,.n, " NV ', t f.tnnan
Renen1y now cxcens nnEnnrs X sno stese
IND ~ y }anes Sn aao ,ac;ysr % II sr ;nry uis
lido sn s'csl 9na xuru a,,o VII, f,r "F nsn it,. r.,
corruption nnt G'si!y aecn!,a.ed aar Inoso s, H.
;s1!S1i' ~ p11!ne'plo Ses q sondnnton IN the soin" M
s.rest; Ut t0rothon9h1, Gf hot !tyAia lor W.
day alonG, or tor nnea sG1I al41; n,Hy
ssssS'eS {asy wo 'as ire !" r"sperify io:norrow
alyersfty maX oycrsnto ~: lct rs men
bepropurc. Moa,ee ttio n smonUats tor. GUn,nea ~
aood sickness: inny M.s" t ssrec" M Prost. uI.t.,,,
CbrIstiar burial. G,; ~ pirL or .nis syd1G.t
they c9sibined avc!ani!stf ntas natgpn!GtIty. Ine
brought the brethren inio pGrsonh V;ltaet, ;. anu
into good feiiowsilit. u a'so ni tno io4!uno
ton for self-4"sGfnn,ont-aa leaturu @ nl"mSa m2S
power to govern Implies fnrcthought,;; # MISC
implies nt1 nprrec!ntion OF fntafity' "eao hot
Ts fo6 s fay II Iocess mone Of time assumed various
additional functions. Some beoan,a craft 4iida;
and claimed to protect tue interests tssoeiated
vim tug provat!tn9 osaIt or trnue 6 e. sho neher
protection to thosp WnU uee!Fctl ~ Iona Buri9'
ihlng Of ,nonast!o liio: otl'ors oceamo pol!t- .
IT, SS iaat ans or onr u"tennl stitutions. @ %
nthots feaiiM nimost entirnly sGc ha gn,s VII
tvntcl cvnyIy!Allty or At lutst soc!'ahlity' liht
nndcrnyttlE niE thexg INSTRUCTIONS WIS Inc proh
feature Of combination against 1n'aEIrttino; OF
attempting to bcnr nno 0hntaors bdfdons.
Now. wien til tho Sixteenth Cehtnfy llte dilds
became suppressed. and their property, IN to0
rlaTy cases. d0spoliou, fho prlnolplc Or e8atcta,
ton tor common, prote1tlon was not atnnneu
out. 1t could not be. TFr1Mny ana persecution
lent force to tho necessity ot conDislatioh loT
the common good. ~! that fGnly a1pl,e1eu
was that tho means Of accomplishing lho otlt! u
yIcw wero modified. THO rGllElous HOUSES, wh1lo
they extetod had mhuo It thotr buslncaa 10 lonK
a!tep and succDr tuo Sofy ro0r: ana atior tho
Reformation tho rour Inv wna instituted tnr Il
like purpnsc. 1t beeAtno tdonry Q! our Low
eminent that no ono W4s to nc aiI0"eu &c 8tarVe,
-cyon tho most indolent n1,d tlcpaFeG. mn
got by mr. means convinced uiat li,'s idoli'
has been productive OF a1'y rcal good. lts tod.
seaf.rcIlancc. ~ lesson Tho urgency for prosi-
don't hnbitA. Hut II .lHrrqt, tthqy, V9rX pour
With whom WO 1Av6 hero 70 Cohtcr1i
ourselves; Tor / think 1t nay DO assumed
TINT In y0nr country YOU hlfG noFef bGeh
afflicted with the nb1cct, us clnss: una TT thiA
country they have always TO bG !ete oilt 0I tho
reckoning. Iii deAltnY with proridont measures
suited to tho soif-re}lMnt.
Il IS very certalln TINT With tho decay OF tho
GFlds tho great tnases Of tho industrial pnpun-
ton INV tho 1lecess!ty or prnvldlnB substitute
In tho why Of mutual combination for protce-
ton Agn!nst thOlr cDnlt1un enemy slekNcsa,-
tho inability to fftk,w ttloIr ordinary vocation.
md hence Of earning, their daily brc11. This
necessity Rnvn rise ttl tho institution of nenntlt
koccties.-onllud In latcr Times Fr1c11diy sDcie-