New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-10-26

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The great advantage in raising will
low-trees for fuel and shelter consist in !
the fact that they grow during % longer
period in each 9year than: other trees.
WilloWs, are the first TO put out leaves
In the spring and they continue to grow
till heavy hosts occur Ia tho fall. Will
lows are now growing finely in spite Of
the protractod drouth! 2t3ts sai3fstGEt!
y Stanley Rigsby killed . bird on the
Humboldt, Nevada, the classification Of
which puzzles the heads Of Elko's
wisest naturalists. The biped resem-
bles. .':dy -up:the-creeek," but Is much
larger, measuring from tip to tip five
and hall feet The most remarkable
feature, however. Is the bill, which is
neazly'a foot long, perfectly round, aud
whom closed Il 90 true that It Is difficult
% find the line, of division: q .-.
The new Capitol Of Minnesota, at
st. Paul, to supply the place Of the one
destroyed by fire hast Winter, Is to be
built entirely 81, Minnesota brick and
stone. The interior will be, finished In
natural woods throughout. The base
ments walls are broken, limestone; the
first belt Of the superstructure Of brown
stone from Fond did Lac; the walls OF
red pressed brick from the Red Wing
kilns, with trimmings Of the handsome
Frontenao sandstone, and the oornioe;
which will have no projections but be
flush with the walls,. Of sandstone. ~
:. They were bidding each other good.
night, the rich mans daughter and the
poor mans son, when she took occasion
to remark, "You say you have no ex-
'pectations from your father" ''No,"
3he answered frankly. ''And all your
relatives are deadP' IAN dead, dar-
ling; but don't feel gloomy on my ao-
count; mi come around tomorrow
evening and al will be right and cheer
full. !" perhaps Won hadn't better
COME" she replied gravely, closing the
door on, him, II feel as II I had q sick
headache coming on, and It will be
pretty bad by tomorrow night. I" And
the next evening she engaged herself to
the son Of . Niagara hickman Brook
I'm Eagle. ssls s 3sz' 81 n s. 81.
"a The chief palace OF the Austrian EN-
peror In Vienna, the Hofburg, is to be
remodeled. and. ii part, rebuilt Plans
have already been approved by theEm-
peror, and the work Of demolition will
BE- taken In hand ct. once. Inwhat is
now the central part of the palace q
lofty pavilion. danked on the two sides
BY exterior wings will be extended
across the Bing Strasse, the great, bou.
1sxard oflthe capital 10 CONNECT there
with the new and imposing museums.
Within the square. which promises to
be one Of the finest. in Europe, will be
Get up q statue Of the Empress Maria
Theresa. Il will require ten years to
complete tho work, and during It's pro-
gress the imperial town residence will
10 In tho left wing. which has already
been pushed far on toward completion.
my 'sperience ia dis life has taught
me dat de man who swaps mules wild
his eyes shut am sartin to get de wust
oh IT. Brudderly feelin' goes q good
way in case Of sickness, or want, Or
death, but it seldom reaches down to
hoss-trada. II lwere buyin' . mule Of
: man I had knowed and my life
should begin at the hoofs. and look dat
animile ober clar up. to the point Of his
nose. Ishouldn't 'spect him to tell me
dat he had fled down any teef or put
tied ober any hoof cracks. Ny advice
am not, to. lie or deceive in tradin'
mules. but 70 answer as few quesshuns
% you kin an seem sort o. keerless
whedder your .oder am 'cepted OF
not. ''-Det,oit Free P,'sss.
The late Mr.. TrelawneY:was amau
Whose body was - robust IS His mind.
To the last he wore neither overooat