New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-04-07


order for the removal of the United
States Land Office at this place to Ira
cy. AS the order has been anticipated
but few Of our citizens will be sur.
prised thereat and nothing will be
done to have it cOuntermanded. The
Register and Receiver give notice that
the Office will be closed at this place
on May 10Th and rcopened at Tracy,
May 18th.
Henry Lear, Patriot, Ohio, writes:
was taken sick last w elnesday with
very severe Rheumatic pain in my
left shoulder; I was 80 unwell that l
could not even turn myself around in
bed. Hearing Of the curative qualities
of st. Jacobs Oils, concluded to try
it. The first application brought re-
lief. and on the subsequent day.I was
able to go to work. I therefore re-
commend this excellent remedy to all
sufferers with Rheumatic.
The season for coughs and colds is
now upon us. DR.. Marshall's Lung
Syrup is the greatest specific of the
day. Call at tho drug store and try it.
Price IS cents, so cents and vi bottle.
Sold by Jos. Bobleter.
The Currie Pioneer, gives an account
of the accidental shooting of 4 young
man named Frank Graves, on Sunday
the 28th ult., by pulling loaded gun
out of a boat with the muzzle towards
him. The hammer caught on some-
thing and the contents of one barrel
was lodged in the mans breast, killing
him instantly. Similar accidents oc:
cur almost daily and still the foolhar-
dy practice of pulling loaded guns out
of wagons, over fences, etc., with the
muzzle towards their person, contin-
ues to be persisted in.
A new time card went into effect OH
the Winona & St. Peter railroad last
Sunday. The day passenger going
east now departs at $3.50 u. M, and the
night passenger goirg west at $3.50 a.
M, being five minutes earlier than
heretofore in both cases. The other
passenger trains arrive and depart as
under the old time card. Another
freight train has been put on, which
makes four each way daily. Between
Sleepy Eye and Volga two freight
trains have been added, but no change
in the running of passenger trains has
boon made.
SUDDEN DEATH-Mr. Herman Her.
rend@rfer, in old resident of this city
and carpenter by trade, was found
dead in his shop last Friday forenoon.
Life could not have been extinct more
than five minutes when found as his
body was yet in sitting posture and
quite warm. He was very fleshy man
and it is supposed that death was caus-
ed by apoplexy. AS the body has not
become rigid his family thinks that he
is not dead and up to the time of going
to press the body remains unburied,
but the funeral will probably take place
to-day. The family has the sympathy
of the community in this their very sad
affection.
Conductor "Slim Jim's" train met
with an accident last Thursday eve.
ming about one mile east of this station
which came very near wrecking the
train. One of the axles under the hind
truck of the tender broke and when
falling to the track broke the couplings
of the air brakes and making it utter.
ly impossible for the engineer to stop
the train. The truck was turned side
ways and the track was badly torn up
and twisted out of shape for a distance
of about $50 yards, but strange to say
neither engine or cars left the track.
No one was hurt but the. passengers
were pretty well shaken up and some
of them badly scared. The trains
were delayed about four hours by the
accident.
DR.. F. j. Gile, magnetic healer and
clairvoyant is stopping in this city for
a few days and can be found at the
Union Hotel. Call and see him. He
can describe your most hidden disease
through his clairyoyant powers with
out asking you a question. DR.. Gile is
the physician that benefited and cured
so many railroad employees and other
citizens of Redwood Falls and Sleepy
Eye. He is also the inventor of Giles
Magnetic Pad and the Electro
Therapeutic Stool, and can send a vital
izing current through every fibre and
nerve in the system, which is specific
for rheumatism and all blood diseases.
Health and character reading free to
all.
Patients residing in the country by
sending me lock of their hair can OBJ
tain a searching clairvoyant descrip
ton of their disease without any fur
Their clue. Try it! Try it! It costs
you nothing! DR.. F. j. Gle.
The dramatic entertainment arranged
by the Governor sGuards for next Sat
tn, day evening promises to be the bes
ever given by the company, which il
saying much. "The Spy of Atlanta,
the play selected for the occasion, il
one Of the most thrilling and beauti
full military dramas ever put on tn,
stage. Itabounds with the most beau
tifn1 toh1nanx scpnnrv for which In