Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-11-21
PREPARE FOR DEATH
GOD LOVES those WHO LOVE THEM
SELVES -0H. THINK OF
YOUR FAMILY.
Sensible Men, Repember
Your Duty in this
Cold World.
Capt. Dixon Represents the
Mutual Life Insurance
Co., Of New York.
MONEY REPRESENTS YOU AT
TER you ARE GONE.
Will You Continue to Insure in Wild
Cat Companies?--Death is Sure.
To THE BBsINEss MEN OF AMERICA:

To THE BBsINEss MEN OF AMERICA:
Force OF example. If John Wana-
maker, Postmaster-G of the
United States of America. and one of
its most successful business men, car
ries $1.55O,000 of life insurance, such
an illustrious example of the immense
importance OF life insurance
should not be without its example up
on every business man in America.
Life insurance as offered by the Mutual
Life of New York, commands itself to
every business man in America.
1t is an insurance which
places to the credit of every insurable
man the best possible results at such a
cost that makes this Company the
CHEAPEST in the World. While its
enormous assets of 147,154,961.20 at
the back of every policy, makes it the
safest also. Every cent of its splendid
assets and surplus belong, first, last
and all the time, to its insured.
THOUSANDS of business men in
America to-day have their all in their
business, and they must keep their
capital intact if possible. Yetif death
overtakes the head of the firm and the
family forced closure of the business
may result most disastrously to all
concerned. Debt and shrinkage in
values work bankruptcy to many a
business and home. But a Mutual
Life Insurance policy is a grand col
lateral security and its results will be
the business left intact and the family
participating in the great Family
Fund OF the Mutual.
To the thoughtful business man
Life Insurance takes precedence over
Fire Insurance. Fire may never come,
Death must come. Burned buildings
may be replaced with money, but the
life can never be replaced. The ener-
gy of will, and the force of character
which made the business are quench-
ed by death, and cannot be reproduced
Therefore the wise man viii provide
himself with Mutual Life Policy
which like a benefaciion viii step in
to protect those who are left, when he
himself has gone the way of all the
EARTH.
Life Insurance, is like walled city
it protects ON every hand A busi-
ness mar for instance, may lose stocks
and real estate; his death may make
it imperative that these be realized
on, but the "bears" may rule
Wall Street, and real estate be far be.
low zero. Where the sale is made and
the estate be the serious loser, q
Mutual Life Policy viii protect the
bonds and real estate and secure the
heirs in the continued enjoyment Of
these sources of revenue. A man who
is known to carry life insurance in the
Mutual thereby greatly improves
his credit in the estimation of the
mercantile world His prudence in
making such provisions, his judge
ment in the selection of the company
and the valuable safeguard afforded by
such an asset speak eloquently to the
managers and agents Of mercantile
agences in fixing his commercial
rating.
A 'Mutual Life Policy" when it be.
comes claim, promptly provides the
funds. It's non-forfeitable and incon.
testable, at provides a legacy and
not a law suit" A careful pursual OF
the weekly statement will reveal the
fact that prompt payment of every
claim is the immediate rule of this
great company.
c. L. Dixon is special agent for this
company, and il you need insurance
he will be thankful to you for remem'
bering him.