Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28
Objections to Life insurance An

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.IJlu,,T.-Wh1t then will hccom" Of your
family i'm case of Your death" Twenty cents
week will insure SlOI on tn" lif" of u man
AGED IA. l. the uliimat" fate Of ynur wife and
family "a matter of such indifference" to you rs
not to call for SacriliC" amounting In even
less than quarter of dollar u week" And II,
with your present income, YOU ar" unable To
make such provision for them, how VIII they
bear the double bereavement when left without
yuu and without your income"
Objccti"n- IHipSi pan HiH d'hfS U'@.
15,urf7-ThOuSand of hard-workinG men
have unwi.rly said this To III" neglect of Life
Insurance. Perhaps they struggle ana Gc"nn
niZ,d To pay for Il home or farm, ana hhd IL
| ncarl, paid for: hui death took them oil AMI
that H.iy0gr trhjrh hdd Ia b" fDr"ci@s"i, forced
the property upon the market anu sacrificed II;
and - IL" lltl" all was lost! HhW uW':" ~
y,,rE :, rt.~ IrDH .p.I, u N,TN Liic j,pii"V hTr"
bc,Hs Such examples ought 4" !" - warning 10
you. Because you are III debt YOU ought |" DE-
! tiiS,fion-H ujN rm short mn means In cHirB6
JJDli,.y. amt j1.E7 10 tIhc cDnIf as iGp dip''I
Lti,nvcr-Bul YOU cannot tax" comfort aT YOU
gnulOng when you have no provision made Tor
the maiutcnanr" "f your family ~ case oi ;tc-
Cidcnt. \ policy upon your III" viii max" YOU
feel indcpCudcnt, and then you can, with pro-
prirty. live up Ia %our income.
DLj"CiiOH--i an BOjing nnddp H0fn TT, huruY
! a.ihcr ,ciG y,Uj,V or dcpc"dc'n r"tnt'onN.
d,N,rsT--lS il possible there is no one 81 near
and dcur Ia YOU ~ to suggest u generous net on
| your part III case Of death" And hcSidcN, the
! partial endowment feature of the nhi4 Valley
may come in very timely. nj time III life when
/ Won need II badly. Remember TINS.
/ ,hjr,iio,,- ! am rj"h; il rW b" GtHo ms" Ia me-.
! .In>w,r-Thrn vii! do 80 many men 90 into
| IT, For one thing they know too well that
/ great fortunes are often lost, AMI they say:
/ "AIuid the" scenes of change ana disaster |
will haN" Apjnriinp To tie TO; ana mat b,,t S"n.
! Hir0 which can find i ~ good Life Pnllry.'
: The certainty Of death il absolute; but the GER
/ tainfy Of reverse i seldom thought OF. Every
/ DAY some family Is reduced from niilu"ncc to
/ riEciti,n.-- lam ton oH ami 1t ,rW coa to much.
: .irNV,Y-lt i never too late To do good. II
a.. a f,r. damon
( dcn"y for your family, the calamity Incidental
! To fiiur" can be- uv"rtrd 10y carrying policy
your life. The way 70 meet ia" ease i Ia III
! urc for smaller amount than II You were
Younger. The rate of cost i III exact proper
: lion to the i,crcTs" of r,SG, ana YOU are now
G,ilnDHiShcf to no longer delay the p"rlorInHhr"
of a duty 50 important Ia those dependent on
YOU.
t6icct'ou- w ,,iG oh"rtS
.lI,sWfr-ll i - fact within the experience OF
every life insurance agent that the vii" who
objects tO her husbands inStIrinT dOcNSD IN con-
sequence of the unpleasant suggestion, but 1t Is
douhly grateful If hr IN that particular IiHrr-
cards her wishes and persists IN ~ providing
for her safely in ease of his untiln"ly death.
She does net realize. ~ III" must upon calm re-
ncction that the relief from anxiety HS To- your
family /, much more likely I" l"nGthcn thiLnin
shorten it, II She will hut consider Your best
interest, ~ well itS her own and her Chlldr"nN,
she will desire Iuu Ia dn 80. liundIrIS nI
! widows are living comfortably. with means 10
support and educate their children, ny IN" FUNDS
derived from policy on the ifc"i the husband
u.
| And why not your family r"cctN" protection
! from this nS well ~ from any source: krincin-
Der that your wife may know very iitilr hhout
business; and ii /. iacr low" Tor you mat keeps
| her from being winning that you should insure.
| Imagine the feelings Of lone, dependent,
! pONrriy stricken widow, ~ she remembers
| from mistaken economy, or ignorant prcIu
| dice, she opposed the small outlay that would
! hnN.. now given herself and her children COM
| prrrucy! imagine her feelings - She reflects
that Size herself i th"rauNc Of all these sorrows!
! Women should be- the special patrons and adj
yocaicS of such beniticcnt institution. It's
history j. full of the records Of benefits and
! blessings bestowed on widows and orphans,
which, without its aid, could never hnE" been
! realized. There ARE thousands and tens Of
thousands of family circles in our land shelter
rd in pleasant homes purchased by funds de-
. rived iI,m life Insurance p"lici"S. 49,, :,
{ "a.r'mi-H iS N" Irfc" "t mn h"Sb"NN h'-i
: c,.uii net t"'Ch A.
,Ia,rr,-Ir YOUR husband by prudence had
! MADE Il Smill.i.ynsit In y ,uyug-"r other bank
/ would YOU ht>itntc to draw Hnd IL" IN" deposit
! in "its" of hs dcnth" az II lac MA rNfrn,t>
iiU::l ,.irl' TO-, ,.,'. ;p'rc.I,"s IA" n"n"-
ms OF il wI.rn ~ bereavement" H. was iof
your benefit that Life insurance 'nh'p;'hif>
1c,,,. n q, .:,UY,ri. Il. "i'i"f h-I'.i- are Tor
vol II becomes YOU. therefore, to encourage
. \, ur hr;, bands, Your brothers. ana all whom
YOU may Influence. 4" seek Us proir'lioh.
MANY We know. appreciate the value 81 Such
in.uiuucr But Others. through indifference, or
I ignorance. or som" superstition which aS>"ci-
ate, tn. idea Of Life Insurance wi. h the death
and subject themselves and children 10 the
rnS>ibiiiy uf being left widows and orphans,
bregnrod ard helpless. ,,,
f,I,icr,ioH--H On" my Grmiig dniiy br"rf IN"
sail an b0Und Ia dp .,,..
insr.;-B Obligation To take care 81 fanny
came with YOUR wife and children. lli> inner
Ont I'm the relation Won sustain, and you cannot
..yndc or shake off that Obligation. 81 Paui
saws. III any provide not for his own ne halh
denied the faith and i an iniidcl.' Ana bear
i'm mind that your duty in that respect goes
farther than your life may 90. lou are bound
to secure Ia them something that they can thil
back upon after Snur death. Indeed. provision
for such an emergency II in Il sense more I'M
portant than present supply. While you ARE
. living they can get along somehow. even ~
. uinchcd: but IL you were To die what would
become of them?
( Direction II ufN dO me no q)0d.
I,JS,rrr.-So selfish a motive Is unworthy oil
any man: but ii i not true. The conscious
ness that ones family j. provided FOR Will re
/ Npye from SolicItude in dangerous illness, and
! turn the scales toward recovery, or may give
calmnrSs and clear-sightedness to go through {
! commercial crisis. Or Il partial endowment
policy may be means Of support in old age
after a loss of fortune.
Ot,ectior-I mean n insure by-nnd-bg.
AISper--If anything is worth doing II shouit
be done thoroughly and at once. II Is unmsn
ly to neglect an important duty, aud In TIL