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POBTIGSs or THE GAME LAW,
RslatIng 10 the Killing Of Gamo and
Catching Of Fish,
Be it enacted BY the Legislative As
scMbls of ldahp Territory, as ,ol-

lows:
SIZE, l. That any person np per-
sons whn shall wilfully shoot or
otherwise cause TO be killed or offer
for sale any buffalo, elk, deer, ante
lonu or mountain sheep between the
first day Of January and the firsl
day ofSeptemhpr Of each succeeding
year ahall hp deemcd guilty Of y
misdemcanop and upon eoli-
viction thereof sliHll be tinel in any
sum noi less than s25 nor more
than 800 for each otfepse opm-
mitted.
Sec. 2. 1t shall be unlawful for
any person ~ amy time to kill op de-
sroy any Of the game mentioned ln
Section of this act solely for the
purpose Of attaining their hides on
horns, or to chase the same with
dogs, or to ship the same out OF the
territory for speculative purposes.
Any persons violating any OF the
provisions Of this section shall be
deemed guilty ofa misdemeanor and
upon conviction thereof shall be
fined in any sun. not less than S25
normor than 800.
Sec. 3. 1t shall not be lawful for
any person or persons, after the
passage Of this act, within the ter
| titory of Idaho to Kill or destroy
any quail or partridge, or trap oi
carry away the same, or destroy
their eggs, prior to the lst. day 0
September, 1887, etc. etc.
! See. 4 That any person wh'
shall wilfully shoot or cause to b
killed. any sage hen, pheasnni
grouse or prairie chicken, helweei
the first day Of February AMI til
18th day Of July Of each year slial
bo deemed guilty at u misdomesno
and upon conviction thereof shall b
fined in any sum not less than fiv
dollars nor more tlnn' $50 for oae
otfense committed.
Sec 5. That any person or pc
sons who shall wilfully ahaot Q
cause to be killed any species {
wild duck or goose between the l5t
day of April and the first day {
August of each year shall be deeme
guilty of u misdemeanor and upo
conviction thereof shall bs fined i
any sum not less than s. nor MOI
than twenty-five dollars for cac
offense committed.
Sec. 6. That the possession ,
the dead bodies OF any of the a
imals or birds mentioned in this a,
BY any person or persons are guilt
Of killing the same.
Sec, Z. That atishing tackle CO..
t sisting Of a rod or pole. line al
hook shall he the only lawful wa
that fsh can hetalsen in any Of tt
} streams al this Territory
Soc. 9. That it shall be unlawf
for any person Of persons IN til
I territory % make any dams or II
ANY riots. seins. fish traps OF Nj
similar device or means lor ca'ehn
fish, oil e Use any dru poison
giant powder, Of other oXplosi'
compounds, intending to catch, k
or destroy any species Of Hs
Provided thas no person shall
: prohibited hy tbs acl from erct
: ina i dal wire. or fence one-h;
! the width OF any bay, strait, ere,
or siou rh, or prevent the catchil
y of salmon, salmon trout, or sturget
7 with soine or spear.
Sec II. This act shall take effe
: and be in force on and after its p;
sage and approval by the Governc
Is Approved February 8, 1888.
t
On SnndaY last \ Young Uohrow
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On Sunday last ayoung Hobrow in
the employ of Bamberger and Frank
of this place, received the benefits OF
the rights of baptism. The point
q ,lected for the occasion was at tho
Wcisvr slough, at n point near this
place. This is the tirst Case Of the
kind we have heard Of IN Idaho.
Weiser Leader.
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Break.Neck Prize Fight.

Pittsburg, April 4.-Advlces from
Dubois give tho following partiuu-
ars of the prize fight briefly men
toned in these dispatches last night;
Nike Mclaughlin and Martin Link
y, both boys not more than Is
Years ot age, and employees Of the
Rochester Coal company, quarreled
yesterday, and agreed To settle the
.rnuhle according 70 prize ring rules
The fight came off By lamp light
last night, and was witnessed by a
arge number at Anertatnrs, mostly
miners, The first two rounds pos
,cssed very little interest, the an
asonists being pretty evenly
matched, Tho third one WAS a
spirited cue, and heavy odds were
IA favor of linsky, but McGiau 5hlin
| seemed to he the better seienced
| The fourth round brought tbs
'laret from both, but with no al-
| vantage to either. In the filth
| fohn both camo 10 tho scratch
with no little vim. and the punish
nent WAS about equally dividod
IN the sixth round, both felt some
What the worse for wear, and
brcathed like proposes. Consiteis
able sparrins was INDUCED in, wher
Linksy fell his chin striking n root
Ills neck WIS broken, and ho ex
| pired almost instantly. The tragic
termination caused great eyoitemen
and it WAS all few cool headet
men could do to prevent u row be
tween the rival factions. MeGlaugh
| lin gave himself up to the author
ities. The coroner held an inques
this evening, returning verde
that Linsky's death was caused b,
Mclaughlin lie was held on
charge of murder
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Woman ita III raj 10 Of fdivine con.

Woman i, q III RAJ 10 Of divine con-.
tradiction.
All that ! an my mother made
me. -JpAn Quincy Adams,
Woman is y mirscle Of divine con-
tradietioa. Aich!ct
Woman is most perfect when
most NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
III wishing to extend her empire,
she destroys it-pabanisi
Wnat is woman' Only one Of
natures a.grc,aole blunders, Low
Icy.
All women are gnnd--gnna for
someEcips Or good Tor nothing, =
Ceivalitrs.
A woman changes oft who trust
nor is tho sottest OF the soit.--Fpn-
els /.
Women love always when earth
slips from them they take refuge in
u,avcn,
Handsome women without reli-
sion are like flowers Without per
.ume.--IIaine.
OF all things that man pessesses,
women alone take pleasure in being
Possessed. --MaIherbe,
Death has nothing more tende,
than woman's heart. ~hen it il
| the abode OF pity. Luther
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sS-Ths shiprsns, ssmphns snd selling Of oses
and bullion specially.
Rect rstee Of freight secured for shippers;
advances made ccnsixnnents. reasonable
easrges fox forwarding, and quick dispatch.
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DcoUaSD
%%S>~

/ have been afflicted for twenty years
with an obstinate skin disease, called by
some ID. DPS Psoriasis, and others Lep-
rosy, commencing on my scalp, and, lr
spite OF all could do. with the help of
the most skillful doctors, it slowly but
surely extended, until q year ago this
winter It covered my entire person in the
form Of dry scales. For the last three
y ars have been unable TO do any labor,
and suffering intensely all the time
Every morning there could he nearly q
dustpAntul OF scales taken from the sheet
Of my bed, some of them half ss large as
the envelope containing this letter In
the latter part Of winter my skin COM
menced cracking open. tried every
thirg, almost, that could be- thought of,
without any relief. The I2,h of June I
started West, in hopes could reach the
hot Springs. l reAcLed Detroit, and
was so low thcuIht should have 20 go
to the hozDi,sl, but finally got ss FAR ri
Lansing, Mich, where [ had sister
living. One DR.. - treated me about
two week., out did me no good.
All thought l had but short time 10
live. earnestly prayed TO lie. CrecKtd
through the skin all over my back
scross my libs, arms, hands, limb, feet
badly swollen, tlesnAile came Oft, frger
nsils dead and hart as bone, hair dead,
dry and lifeless as Id straw, . my Goci
no y did suff-r. My sitter, Mrs. & II.
Davis, had small part of "a box Of CEti-
curs 10 The house. She woulin'L give up.
Said, "We will try CuticurA." Some
was applied on one hand and arm
Eureka! There was reliell Stopped the
terrible burning sensation from The word
GO. They immediately got the CuticurA
RsaOlveBt, Cuticurs and Soap. l com
meuced by taking one Tablespoonful of
Resulvent three times day after meals;
mad bath once q day, wafer about
blood heat; used Cuticurs s sp freely;
sppried Gu icurs morning and evening.
Result. returned to m, home in jnst SIX
weeks from the tic q I left, and ny skin
as smooth IS this sheet of parer.
HIRAM E. CARPENTER.
HENrERsoN, JEFFERSON Co NY.
Sworn to before me this 19.h day o.
January, 1850
A. III. LFFFINGWELL
Justice OF the Peace.
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Bullion.
New York, 19.-Silve' 10.
Railroad and Mining Stocks.

railroad ana Ul1ulUS 0JOCASs
New York, 10. Government stocks
lower. The stock market in cry deal'
ings was excited and lower, prices de-
Ginning ] 10 8 per cent for active shareF.
TIE decline was on TO reports OF the
strike By tclegrspbcrs, rumors Of the
cutting Of rates by trunk lines and the
statement that the Canadian Pacific
wou rescind tbs recently declared in-
tcrest dividend Of 21S per cent. The latter
was FubstQuer tiv denied and stock rallied
326 per cent to 5775. About midday spec.
uIat'on BECAME steadisr, ana when for
msl announcement Of the telegrsphers
strike WAS made public, the mar ket Was
quiet. snd from this point tie market
gathered trehgth the prices recovering
from Il to 25s per cent, and by reaction
from Is to 1 per cent but in insl dealings
Wander bilL's were in good demand. This
eXerted a favorable influence OIL the
whole list. Western Union WAS rem ark
ably firm during the afternoon, rallyipg
from Tx to 1919. As compared with
Mednesday's ciose, prices are down Il
to q per cent, except Central Pacific,
Ohio Central M4Bi,Oba, and Union Pa.
cifc, which ara Is to N per cent higher.
Oregon Trans Continental cratic
throughout T. g day, opeI ing at 795s
BREAKING 10 7C4, sld losing q. 7SK,
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THE WHOLE RANCH C0MPaIS.
ING IG6, 900 ACRES.
CONTROLLING 25O,OOo ACRES.

The Glover Valley ranch, or as it
is sometimes known, "The Iron
Point Stock and Grain Ranch" Ne
VadI, embracing one hundred and
six Thousand acres of land, is now
Offered for sale upon terms which
represent d liberal concession to the
purchaser, and offer high induce
mehts III the way of safe, and
profitable investment.
With this ranch will be sold 1000
head of stock cattle, EoW in SPLEEN
did condition, embracing thorough
bred Durham bulls, purchased at u
cost of $500 each. The entire herd
is composed Of grades produced by
cfossinG the best American COWS
with the very Rest thoroughbred
Durham bulls ever imported to this
country. There are no inferior ami,
mails in the herd; no Spanish cattle
or crosses from Spanish cattle.
These ranches embrace 6,OO0 acres
of meadow land, which will pro.
duce about 5000 tons of hay
per annum. There are $50 acres OF
fine alfalfa under irrigation
capableof producing 1880 tons
OF hay per annum. TWenty-eigh
thousand acres of this rancho i!
now under fence, redwood posts Sc
Isixteen feet apart, with four barbeC
wires, nearly new. Buildings st
tached to the rancho consist Of ont
Igo0d one-storay and a half house
with four roors, stone cellar, stone
dairy house, well built; horse barr
forty by one hundred feet, will
stalls for thirty horses. There is
Isplendid creek of living water run
ming through The rancho; also, al
EXCELLENT we'll of water, with tw
or three springs. Inside the in
lclOsure there are two springs from
which issue about twent. five hund
red inches of water, sufficient to ir
rigate twenty-five hundred acres o
land which lie below them, 40,
which may be subjected to irriga
ton at but little cost. Included Il
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Free Postal Delivery.

1t is given out on the best OF
authority that Salt Lake City-oI
the business portion of it-can have
a fres postal delivery if the neces.
sary steps are taken therefor
Government, it is understood, has
made every arrangement. and it
only rests with the City Council as
to whether the conditions-the num-
bering of houses necessary to
secure the free delivery, will be
complied with.
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CUlIcUEA RES LvEET, the new blood
purifier. internally, and CuticuFa ana
Cuiicurs Soeu, The great skin cures, ex-
ternAly, clear the Complexion, c.ean g
the skin ana Scalp, Ind purify the
Blood Of every species Of Itching, Scaly,
PIN ply, Scroluious, Mercuria', aud Gan.
cerous BumOTs, and Skin Tortures when
physicisns, hospials, ard sill other
means IL. Sold everywhere.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co.,
Boston.
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The Atlantic Express Train composed of
Pullman Palace slsepers and elegant first
! class Coaches, will leave Ogden at $40 am
ION arrival c1 tram from san FranciscoJ aud
Salt Lake at 1929 a. H., making dlre.' con.
pectOn at Pueblo aud ps~ver Ti-a thToug b
Express Trains for Kansas City, st. Louis
Chicago, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, New York,
Boston,, and all Eastern, Northern and
Southern points.
The Pacific Express train from Denver
Pueblo and Eastern p .iuts will a rive u Salr
Lake daily at 5.4S s.,D.. and Ogden TT am.
making direct conn ction with the Central
Pacific trains for the Pacifi; Coast
Local trains leave Spnngvlle 657 am. Sail
Lase 800 am, arriving in Ogden I0.49 am.
retnruiug, leave Ogden 2.47 pm, salt Lake
432 pm, arriving at Springville SAT pm.
Leave salt Lake for all poiqts on Bingham
and Alta branches at 7.02 ain, arrive at 60.
pm.
Lake 10 20 am; arrive 5.GS am.
An Accommodation Train will leaVt
Pleasant Valley Junction at TAI q. m.
Thistle, 1857 a. NJ; Springvllle, 12.4;
Q. d.; Provo, 80 p. M, arriving q
Salt Lake City at 6.02 p. m. This trail
will run daily, except Sundsys.
TT Passengers will net be carried Oh
Freight Trains.
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w,LErR Hnnsn.

q Il Carter, New York; W A Seeley,
F A Seeley. Bridgeport, Conn; E n Mix,
Aurora, IEls; } A Many, Chicago; z A
Bourne, San F-snciscO; 8 Schwartz,
New York; r B Patton. W A Sullivan,
Philadelphis; ] q Gilmarden San FraD-
cisco; Mrs A Gordon, Wells. New; II W
WeWlove, Louisville; N Kuhn, / Rubel
Ogden; Ike Wise, San Francisco; J W
BroWnell, Omaha.
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Liverpool, 19.-Weather rather more
settled -four lie. to Is. 3d.; wheat dull,
easier, winter 81. lOd. to 9s. 3D., sprirg
S.. Cd. to 49,, No. California 9s. TO g..
to 3D., NO. 2 California S.. Sd. to 81.
Id, corn quiet, 5s.23d.
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COMMERCIAL
Wool Market.
UTAH WOOL:
Money Market

New. York, Money market easy,
2 to ~. closing 2; prime mercantile
paper6 4 TO 6; sterling exchange bank
ers' bills Vesk, 1891; sterling ex-
change demand, 4.87H.
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Chicago Market.

th1D CCGs
Chicago, 19.-FIour Dull, nomin-
ally unchanged.
Resular wnest-Dull, weak, lower ::
1917 July. 1925 TO 1929 August, No. 2
spring 1909 to 1915, No. red winter
Corn-Fair demand. unsettled, closed
shade lower SOS No. l cash, 81 July,
81 to 5l1S August.
Oats Qaiet und weak, 83H cash, 859s
July, 2631 August.
Rge-oteaJy. unchanged 56H.
Pork-Fair demand, lower; II to 14.10
cash July, 217 TO August.
Lard - Fair demand, opened weak,
lower, closed fir 7, outside prices. S.72H
to S.75 cash July August.
bulk Mests-Fair demsnd, shoulders
$40, short ribs 7.55. short clear z so.
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago. 10 -Hogs-Keceipts 1900,
fairly sctive, values weaker, closing
shade lower; mixed SO to 5 45, heavy
6. so to 5.e5, light go TO 6. Is.
Cattle - Receipts 1900; generally
stronger, to 10 higher Ga Texans, ia
tives unchanged, britk; good 10 choice
shipping steers $50 to 5. SIS, common &c
medium 4.75 to 5.45, stockers In good re-
CUES 70 to $50, feeder firm st 80 to 4.5J
grass Texans fFmer3 50 TO $50, Nebraske
eastle &c 4.40.
Sheep = Receipts GO; active, frmeri
inferior to fsir to 4.25, choice TO extra
4 so TO IS, lambs per head l.50.
WHISKY.
CHICAGO. Whisky. I6,
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FIRE.

We must increase our insurance
or reduce our stock. Rather than
pay six per cent insurance we will
first try six per cent additional dis
count on all cash sales of furniture
etc. We regard cash sales at close
figures as preferable to insurance at
high figures.
BARRATT BRcs.
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New York. 10. c,ose

New York, l9.-Mining stocks very
dull. Horn Silver sod at 700 and 688,
Iron Silver 500, Little Pittsburg, 20 snd
65, Robinson 90, Sonora Con. % and 26.
PRTR0T SUM,
New York. 19.-Pt :roleum quiet, ~
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
July Ie, 1888.
Valley HOUSE.

VALLEY HOUSE.
ER Ward, Omaha; G Bailey, P W
Lawrence, Lexington, Ill; e q Strauh,
EdMcK ain, j t Sumner, Buffalo, N Y;
J NJ Burton, Geo ChuRg, Idaho; Geo L
Wiihers, St Louis; o M Hubner, Miss
Thos Morton, Nebraska City; n Gard
uer, p J Brady, Carson City; N T Ken
dali, r j thomas, Chicago; d II Epper-
son, Park City; T Mccarthy, s Arthur,
ChalIis, Idaho.
CLIFT HOUSE.
Ed Bird, Tooele; Jne TYLER, Bingham;
J 2 Hollay, Henry AcMordic, Cotton
wood; E D ferreP, U P K &; } Roberts,
Green River; s y Kelly, P Ryan sLd
wife, Miss 81 Ryan, Frisco B {
Lehnss, Snake Valley; b Q Miller,
FriIoo; j II johnson. James Williams,
Miss ELLEN Thomas, Ogden; John Ryan
Qusnra; II w Cooke, I Owen, w
Den ~, Rswlins.
WHITE HOUSE.
A J Saws, D w LANCET, Wichita. X
w FDuryen, Ogden; Lavender, Grant
Hilliasd, Wyo; Edward Curry, Evan
ston; r 81 Riley, Spanish Fork 3
Thompson, Bingham; Mrs Bsisley
Cheyenne; D Tompkinson; Fillmore City
Dan Bryan. Nevada; j 8 Baker, Mon
tans; a RYseF, Cottonwoodi JOSEPH
Msckay, TsYlorsviile; E Taylor Provo
J Battan, L Jones, Helena; Lambert
Molinelli, EVreka; J Smith, Colorado
+ a Brsntoh, New; D Fondonski, Provo;
WAspurrur, Cfesion; Jas Blake Anc
wife South Jordan; J IS Wright, Vim
| Ainge, Spanish Fork.
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sANF0RD's RaDICRL cuRE,

The Great BalSamic DiStillatiOn of
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Canadian Fur, MarigoId,
Glover Blossom, ETC.,
For The Immedi4te raliei and Permanent
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Loss of Smell. Taste, and Hesring.
Cough. Bronchitis, and Incipiant Con.
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and every case. Nothing like if. Crate.
ful, fragrant, wholesome. Cure begins
from first application, and ia rapid,
radical, permanent, and never filling.
One bottle Radical Cure, one Box
Catarrhal Solvent ard Sanford's Inhaler,
all In one package, forming a Goa plete
treatment, of 81 druggists for S.. AK
for SAHFoRD's RADICAL CURE. P0TTEE
DRrG ASD CLINICAL Co., Boston.
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GENTLEMEN-Your Hop Bitters
have been of great value to me.
was laid up with typhoid fever for
over two months and could get no
relief uutil tried your Hop Bitters.
70 those suffering with debility or
any one in feeble health, l cordially
recommend them.
J. STOETZEL,
$50 Fulton st.. Chicago, Ill.
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ARE YOU MADE miserable By
Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness,
Loss Of Appetite, Yellow Skin Z
Shiloh's Vitalizer is a positive cure.
Sold by z. G. II. L Drug Store. QN
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General admission Csc, Reserved Seats
soc, CkiEdreH under IL, 10c.
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The Prceeeds Of Concerts to go to the DsseRs,
Hospital, Sunday School Union and
GLASSES performing.
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Performances at 10 80 am. and $50 pm.
Doors open one hour earlier. julio
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come ali, sud hear your fsvorite songs sung
n your native tongueI
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Foreign Markets.

CbicsgO, l9.-Whisky, l6.
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Tie rrsndest sight ever witnessed in Utah.
Nearly
TWELVE BUNDRED SINGERS
SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS

Willruu from Logan and Ogden on the 28d,
,eturning on the 18th of July, Fares only
- % from Logan and return, and only 81 %
nom Ogden and return. Tbs Is the cheapest
s1i YET while
HALF FARE RETURN TICKETS
Viz be Issued st all points between Provo
and Logan on those dates,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-06-01

scenes which the Frenchman describes.
Expert divers could carry my invention
under the sea, and the mysterious body
which covers three-fourths of the earth s
surface would be forced to give up its
secrets, or some of them at any rate.
Of course, the operators could only
work in comparatively shallow water.
where the light would be strong enough
for these experiments. Is it not a grand
idea?" exclaimed the inventor, leapiDe
from the bench and waving his knot OF
wire dramatically. 1.-The coral reefs,
the hills and dales of the land under
the water; the.masses of strange, crawl.
ing things covering the firm, white sand
the monsters of the deep, looming out
of obscurity to view the invaders OF
their domain, and occasionally the
wreck of ship. with the skeletons OF
her deck grinning horrid welcome, as
though their dull sockets had eyes, tc
see the beings of their own race among
them. All, the very thought repays all
my work and struggles. :"
He bowed his head upon his breast
and folded his arms. Apparently he
had forgotten his visitor. Now and then
his lips moved slightly. In that atti-
tude, with smiles and frowns chasing
each other across the face like sunshine
and shadow over the side of a mount
ain, the reporter left him.-N. Y. Eren-
ina Post.
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The recent cyclones In the South and
Northwest caused o loss of life and proper
ty truly appalling in it's magnitude. But
terrible as those visitations were, they will
doubtless be followed by others Of q like
nature during the approaching summer sea-
son, especially, and it behooves every
farmer and property owner to guard
himself as best he can against possi-
BILE loss from such storms. No better
way to do this can be found than by
securing tornado policy in the old relia-
BILE and tempesttried Burlington Insurance
Company, Of Burlington, Iowa. During
1882, this company paid over two hundred
wind-storms, in full ,cithont discount. and
it has already paid several that occurred
this spring. The Burlington was one Of
the pioneers in this new department of in
surance, and has built up large and stead.
lily growing business, established upon
sound principles. The company is one Of the
strongest, financially, in the West, and Is
warmly recommended by the representa-
tive men of Iowa, from the Governor down.
1t paws all losses from one dollar up, no
matter how small or how large, and pays
at once, upon receipt Of proofs, without
any deductions and without any sixty or
ninety days waiting on the part of the
assured. The sworn statement of the COM
pany to the insurance department shows
that it has 81 ,05s00 wherewith to pay every
500 Of liability, and that for the past
eleven years it has not carried over from
one year to the next any unpaid losses or
losses in litigation. The official report Of
the Superintendent of Insurance for Kan
sas shows that in 1882 the Burlington did
more business and received q larger
amount Of premiums than any company
doing business in the State. Its liberal
policy and uniform square dealing have
rendered it prime favorite with the gen.
eral public.