New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-07-24
Items or Interest.

Items OF Interest.
Buzz sauce-Honey.
A fat otfice--the soap boilers.
The early angler catches the worm ana
cold.
The coal production of China is reck-
oned at 100000 tons annually.
Twenty nine ferries connect New York
city with Long Island and New Jersey.
tits said the ladies Of the upper class
in some parts Of South America chew
tobacco.
The Alaska waters contain more salmon
than all the other waters in the known
world.
The hairpin crop of this country equals
$10,000,000 annually. The early crop is
sown in beds.
The number of individuals entitled to
wear the cross of the French legion O
honor is about $1,000.
There are no fewer than Il, 900 washer
woman at work on the banks Of the Man
zanares, in Spain.
A good man will be doing good where
soever he is. His trade is compound of
charity and justice.
While out hunting near Knoxville,
Tenn, pack Of hounds attacked a flock
Of sheep, and killed twenty five OF them.
In selecting husband at seventeen
woman desires good looks; at twenty-fv
good habits and at thirty, the man.
It is little troubles that wear the heart
out. It is easier to throw bombshell a
mile than feather--even with artillery.
Emperor William gets along with four
and a half fingers on his right hand.
Half of his forefnger he blew off nearly
sixty years ago.
S. B,rkley Hazeltine, of Bakersfield,
Mass, aged eighty eight, has been elect
ed town clerk fifty eight times, and for
the last thirty years not a vote has been
cast against him.
A young lady WHO'S doing the Alps
reports progress to her guardian: II
tried yesterday to climb the Matterhorn;
didn't near reach the top. 1t is absurdly
high-everything in this country
please send me S."
A newly arrived Chinaman has only
twenty five letters Of the English alpha
bet to learn, he is we'll acquainted with
T.-Ci1acia7a1ti SATURDAY. Night. He is
also sure to have Cue in his head.
$50 there's another rupture on Mount
Vociferous," said Mrs. Darlington, as she
put down the paper and put up her specs.
ssThe paper tells about the bursting lath-
er raining down the mountain, but it
don't tell how it got on fire."
The dueling pistols used by Aaron Burr
in his duel with Alexander Hamilton are
said to be in the possession of a citizen Of
Louisville. They were left to him by his
uncle, an army officer, who himself pur-
chased them from Burr for $500. It is
asserted that they have been used in
eleven drels.
A powerful bar magnet, in connection
with Grove battery, has been success
fully used in London in extracting chip
Of steal from the eye Of a mechanic.
When the magnet was four inches from
the eye, the chip Of steal sprang from the
lens where it had been lodged to the inner
surface of the corner, whence it was remoy-
ed without much difficulty.
SCuClereTS are cOmpelleu u take lie
easily whether or no. Two men thus af-
ficted were at work on forge. The
iron was redhot and placed on the anvil,
when the first one said
seJohn, s-s-trike it ha- ha- hard.''
Tie other answered
slim, wh-wh-where sh-sh-shall hit?''
mo m-m-matter now, its COCO cold,' s
was the reply. and he bar was put into
the fo-ge again.
Miss Eastman, Of, Massachusetts, has
seen crowd Of men, each smoking his
pipe or chewing tobacco, yelling for
breai or work, and she asks: g What
would be thought of procession of des-
titute woman demanding relief and
every ony Of them eating candy2o We
would think they had better save the
money they spend for candy and buy sew
en-button kid gloves. P. S. We have
a vague idea this is not the correct
answer. Z
Quarrels, like thunder storms, won
END in sunshine if it were not for the
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