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New Ulm weekly review., 1881-05-04
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@ For Scrofula, and all
-. scrofulous diseases. Ervsi-
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from internal liberation, and Uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation,
General Debility, and for Purifying the
Blood.
This Sarsapaxillais is combination of
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drake, Yellow Dock with the Iodides
of Potassium and Iron, and is the most
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Its ingredients are so skilfully COM
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each is assured, and while it is so mild
as to be harmless even to children, it is
still so effectual as to purge out from the
system those impurities and corruptions
which develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the coun-
try repose in it, prove their experience
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Certificates attesting its virtues have
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New Ulm weekly review., 1881-05-04
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perfectly safe to use In a cases. and plea sant to
the taste and ,s tue prescription Of on Of The Oh
deSt female physiciAn3 and nurses In s he United
States. Sold ats cents bottle eve rywhe re.
New Ulm weekly review., 1881-05-04

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ments in old ones. Caveats, Trade Marks and a
patent business promptly attended to.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN REJECTE1
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oppositethe U. S. Patent Office, and engaged in
PATENT BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY, we can se-
cure patentsin less time than those who re.
mote from Washington and who must depend up.
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when nlnventorssend modelor sketch we make
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"ATENT is OBTAINED.
We refer TO Hon. Postmaster General D. M. Key,
Rev. F. D. Powder, to officials in the U. S. Patent
Office, and especially to our clentsin every State
of the Union and in Canada. For special referen,
ces, terms ,advice, &C., Address
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WHICH CURES BY ABSORPTION
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, 1881-09-07
Mr. GrlIllllsB Stuart HOG

- UHlt1A Iht = t,snrrp4
There Is .log On the ,,! onf5sr l'!nas, when
recently displayed atI1h ''AfAitl y al ttar
fills saxaoloI4s aniaf heEonxs to y, IT, !" ssi
1t seuns thAt Mr.. Griffin was !!Wast5 s ,5ns ia lbs
yaui. No E0t lip. tas,k ha rnva'ss, sst sanstsy,
lown thcro. Nut seclnF nr neMfr. ,s, ri r,tlr,l
hlr, 0rttttn repaired to bis rAts n"'ii nai islrk!H
LIT still Leo kcpt u,' hta growing t@,l1a III sY4n
so,.lsthitR lottttr thai betotui .anssl 0u1 ts1s
iho ynr,i will revolver III hani Ths :1ss %a ii
proarbcI bin, licked biz hant ,lna a,tui,n,at tu,
ilnl leAt,ssa 0vUr tho fcneu, TUT d0x Hrth, rTth,1 VI
mount his innster tn folla" n''s, y. the rtl'
,n so4 = % b. IL .9o tsswst s tao sas Sh
;hS % sumo. liz, urliu e''trtsH Hnl,td
cellar. Ht,il. natwithAtawl!n9 hoa n sern 4
nothing. hn knew sol'e y, u,a ','.t inta tho 'so.t
aGuyo, " AZ sss 1t j,cu was wns g.ststirl, a@ss ana NJ.
bark inx ft,r thv niKht, The aest ,,p".aa,rsus ht
tlrilns ttcltion wAs cHlteti ~ tl.l " .Ir. lhs
Loo. Jtu atoppud to tho front ~ ~ n.hcWalk ia
dox hua st9nnua ,a!, ,.. s,o " Tho yra'u1..aa.
at.largu toll nr. Griills 1hat u h,u.. ~ ~
junoture MI. ,HvitIn insitcd n.'hl Kin, ii Bfsat,
thorc tuck tho liberty ef ,locnS,st ,.itnrc. TIT us
saj hp yus l,,suttei l,y siu. lust ,Isi ,h''"ssi ha
md start. FUr tap dolr, wncn "a i.,,n h.iG W. =,
out nIld kept up Al5 Dnrklnx. s.s s,,,i nu fepon'a
yutu that hu was not n!fstakSa III I'hv suau ~
the cus1 70 poltso tIsa,I,,!!sr, r,. iIurkx sas's M
aud thnf DC Autl tried 10 tIreak naMvli-iIns n o.
but Leo hnu kept lin fEn!t h. w.)laE t's,s
Rarpuss. sto Remarked tnS' nil, nd 70 usrf i
Onubn, wI,era ho did not below '4N'
tIu kU htkhIy ts1ut4tpl.
, 1881-09-07
They Are Too Vague, and There
Is No Law on Which
They Can Rest.
DR.. Parkhurst Partly Agrees, and
Promises to Amend Them
in Some Respects,
Aud Submit Them Mt the Meet
ing Mt Centenary Church
This Morning.
4 Definition Of Metlodism and Of Hsresy
by the Rev. Mr. Bennett


THE TRIAL RESUMED.
Tho 'fhumns trl1l WIS rcslltnetl yesterday
nhrl,tug In tho lctture.roon, Of tho Clark Street
Methodist Church. and np,t1n was ilr. .Iewett, tito
IaborInR our Of tho prosecution. conspicuous for
hIs nbscnec. Tho attct,ttNncu was much tarncr
thnn at tho apszlng ny Of tho trial, lust Thurs
day, and rs tho suss0N progressed tho raT,n' be.
cnne still moro crowded, tho street still nofs!cr
unll tho desire 10 yet nwny Into more quiet Gnr-
1ers ,t0ro Rcnernt. 1atrgo hs tic attendance
WINS, the crowd WIS III, orderly onc, und hut FOR
tho nnscs III tho street 1t would hnyc bccn nn
r,,sy n,nttcr to hcMr. As It was, hcnr!nE was 4
painfully car-strutnlnv process from first to
last. and tito jurors wcro gpertn1ly anxious to
1nnvc tho court nwny frnm tho din und hustle of
nnn Of tho busiest seutions III tho dowr-towll
quarter into some Of tho uptown churches,
"lur from tho mnslding crowd." md tho rattle
OF wgs'ns. hstcks, Atld all possible sorts of ye-
iIicies IN tic streets tcaw. f3Ht the taorntft&
keasinn wns Aat through, however, without niIy
,'ha,fxe. though thero Nas Il ssrut,H, teellnE ut
thu elnsc IN fuynr III moving tu tho WAt,ash
Avonlle Church. corner Of Fourteenth street,
beloro tho investigation went much further.
, 1881-09-07

In our cnlcAvUra to proscryo henlth Il 10 Of tho
utMoat tmportAneu that w keep tho svcrctury
systea. !n perfect condition. Thu wcll-knowiL
remedy. Kidney Wort. hlls spee[la action oil tho
k,dneys, ltyes, And bowels. lIsu 1t ln*,cul Nt
dosing with stiu bitt9ss 1r drastic pills. ltis
tlou. 1t u prtparetl III butG dry unu ll4llta
1uFi!, un1 void by druggists eycsyWhere.-
ttly EaV|e.
, 1881-09-07

Tho samc gentleman thcn rcad tho demurrer
tn rho ft,rcunIn1f chnrrus and spcplt!rnttons. It
49,. y" snv ~ r,,Ia,va. "
WIS H., 10 ~ aS'u"s n,n,.a H., .,,.,n. ,,, ,,,
IN tn4 nlntEor OF tuo cotnp!h!nEs aEu GnHFQG
md spGcltlcAl!pns prepnre1 lly y. y, ". JcRGtt
4nd n n. Hatllcu. Two or the Mctlnera o. tne
AtGH tisor Sontefencn " tho Mn9tnou!st n lspla-
eopAl Churen nKniilst lllraM W: 'lhuu1ts, lniti-
!ster OF sala Church ana toi'lber OF said con.
forenGe. -. r. ,,,,,,, ,,,
'ro iho ltev; " e: willing, Fresnng E!der OF
tho Chicago district OF tho Rock River Confer.
c!'ca. -
And now comes tho ahid tl!Eam W. Thonas.
and asto the said charRH 10th domuF. and for
cnueg a. U demurrer says:
]. That The snl chArka III too uncertain to be
answered unn III lhls that 1t Ia III tho lllterna-
ttyc. to WI; ",E4ntsary t2 onr nrtic!es OF r..
It they nru mt both tic sninu thing. then It
Should 1o apSeiiicl as to t:cn ho "a gM9nE,lMlue1 "
snny doiin!tly Btate and prepare his defense.
=: That II BY tho phrase "establlsllea stnnd-
artluics ur rugon Of mid Churah is n,citi,t Or
intended then lt, tho Aulsl Hiram W. Ti,otn,,s,
, 1881-09-07

EI.,,onr, WIs-Alr. y. Itlns;!1;Mm,.a b i.
Iliu llsta uf st, Jacobs Oil q '",t .,n, slIt5ln
most wonderful! results. 4 t.,,.n,,aIi,u . w.
f0r tWtl,ty.fuur years fr9Ilt lis%ll las% II !sw ~.
Induced " Try tho OIL, ~ u" ur"",srly, a41
npW eutlrply well
, 1881-09-07

Tho Rov. Dr. Miller. Of 1owa City, ono Of the
cp,,nscl for the defense, conducted tho devo-
touai exercises. At their conclusion
Mr.. Bennett arose nntl stid: "Wo hnvo been
III consultation this morning, una we hnyo eor,-
rlutlrtl to present this Thought to tho Presiding
Eider 1T this time. We understand that TIC
t;nycrnor Of Illinois Inns uskcd that this day bo
Eet apnrt by tho Christian Church us d sluy of
fasting md prayer. We understand that our
denomination has fixed upon tho hour Ut noon
In which to celebrate this hour OF prnycr: and
We respectfully srgHest that 1t Is moro beco,n-
Ing in t,s not to proceed With this trn until utter
that scason Ut prnycr. Wo suggest that this
.r,,rt sla now ,,ljDurn until i. o'clock. We fur
tler rtltlGat that when II A0es assemble at that
hour VIC nssntnblu ln Il ruoln whGro We can heur
Gnc another.
rrcsiding Elder Wlllug-1 thlnk it woula ho
we'll for l1a to lniplGtc flit,rc fully our 0rganl-
zatI0r, NI1d prosetta somewhat in thtA matter this
1ntrNfllK. There Ia no yen9un. It ucf.IrN to tnu,
why We may llbt spent NJ hnur Pro!ttnbfv to-
gether hGrH III the wt,rk that VIZ have bofUsc III,
will appoint Slr. X. =. CMntIne to take tho place
Ur Elr,,thsr El!is excused fr0tn tho committee.
Tho new juror, who Ia tho plstur uf tho Duk-
Turk thtlreh WIS burn In New York ln 1877, u1d
,sns admitted to tho Hook 1ttycr Conference
in 1874.
The roll Of tho committee wns thnn cni,cLnnl
nll answered tU thDr taties except Alr. DAytd.
The Presiding Elier-.ail nrn prcs0nt except
hrtt,er Invld. lla muy be III bof0re wo act, 80
VIC vii! proceed.
, 1881-09-07

The I.rcalllng Eldcr-po you aecllo to pro-
cr.sl " thaut him!
lIr. llatllrld-l dn sir. .
Tho Presiding Ellsr-lsrothcr sto,lghton IL
mt here, aud hnhcc thorc is no counsel tor thu
Dr. HatIei-I want to say That hnyo Il noto
fFHm hr.tt1or stonRhton auyIn9 That he is not
nus olEer ~ tho e.se; SO DR.. Jowett Is tho only
DIR. .PAls11ftURsTA APPOINTED COUN.
Sell.
Tho Frcadtug Etdor-1 understand DR.. fiat
field u decline to act, md therefore
witt excusn him from tho casa. I
BhnIl with thls embarrassment ,bo unjor
tho necessity of :lnsln9 counsel tho beat may.
! will nsk nr. pnrkburst II he Will represunt tho
church IN thla cnso.
1ir. Tarkhurst-I don't know what that means.
uoctor--wh1thur | TIN to tAk0 the place Ut
su,nnho'y who has been appointed, or whit 1
all tn do.
Tho Presiding El,ler-l will state to DR..
Parkharst tho facts In tue cayo. |, per-
hnpa, Ind lWttcr rect0 II lttl0 or Its
history. Tho Annual Conference. Of which
lut'st Of thoso I'rcncGars nro 1nenlbors-th1
Nnck lllrer ConfcFcnee-app0tntua Drs. 1ew-
ett anu iiatiauhl to iornlulatu churKes. They
hnv" 'tnno W. THO churses uro boture us. Dr..
17ntheh ntd nr. jewott wcra co1r1lnata colln-
Brl, appointed by myself, ,A II WIS my duty 10
tn. ThcrG Ia III Keh thinx IN tho e,asu as senior
nnd Junior counsel. ar any s,loh rtlnx Of tho
counsel M first htsd second. Dr.. Jewctt Is not
here. The reports from hin il"iIcnto that
he will not bp about very ,nuel,
.,,s, m r-.ao,+ 1vo ,m,,n,+ ,t ..s y.
J''sa ~ prcss"a, ss'.., W. s.tnns haS mnat no
lna' do. nr. stat'1eta uea'Eos tn ast' thore-
fore excuse hin from rirtl,or services IN th!s
ruse. lI,uthar Stouxbto. hl.s uDnu u,,t of n.
viii mol now decide with reKNrI il, ilr Jewatt.
INT pnntiu. III. ntvnt,co hIi,t Htck ness W, wtiI
usk ijr Turishurst tV IUKp Uhurpc, Wv
Dr rarth,.ssf-i ts,mTsss IL, n uta,l .I,.,,
OF embarrassment 1T tho tlllltlpr,
never bud Mnything to do with /
rotren $r,al hS Witness " COMMUNITIES
~nsv iI.;sa n,,n1 VIII, 't', ~, - - ~ h., ."
ii fuyat afctiioitst nfiIjstpr itr twenty 0no ycnrs
taking my appointments. guol! und hui, u,ll
knppose, + ! nm corrcctly infur!letl. II ~ III
-, XII, mg,1oasx n'stof n!pnea tmas
ttI s,,I't, M h.. tax.,. hix s ,nit,
istpr. i confess it IL iii NnnI,lttttuIit ,io u}
wlan-l huye no husItntitn III aayI1lH thAi-lIn
!nF Mei!y'oAu yours nAs9 tnRelt NY NY
II u tt., n'i1rtv - ~ ir'.t, atcM that ~, ~
il nrt in ffIiu tusr rnrt ntniv shWi tn,lrrtnEN II
, 1881-09-07

nEsrECTFuLLY DECLINED.
b1r. I,cnnett-It oocurs 10 mo TINT this
courso will avoll rcdIsoussIon Of those
Issues a.a sare tIma. Dir. Forkhurst says
thAt thoro nre pnrta OF this demurrer
which ho thinks Aru well takan: tAat
ho Will prcacut tn tho Court tomorrow morning
Il complaint. syhiuh colnplaint will Mtlmtt-nt! tho
,0tttts ut tho demurrer tt1ut ha thinks arc wdii
takun. Thosu purts Of tho du,nurrer that llo
.loca not Mdtnt Ia tho compluint w will ,lsk tho
1'srsltin9 Elder to rulo specifically upon With
oilt lubnto+ anil VIC will tako nur exception ur
ti,rnw III our pr.tuuso ~ the ruling goes.
Tho PrcsAlr4 Eldur-Do you Aurco to that,
llrotter Furkhusst--wIthout Aobatu9
ur. rarkhurst-t think 1t IL we'll enough tot
the lls ot TOMORROW 10 take euro or themselves.
l.lnn't think had hotter aKrea to anything Ut
Tho Presiding Elder Counsel for Dr. Thomas
subInlt Il proposition 10 yuu thAt such purts at
tlla demurrer As yu!l Au nut accept t410y will
submit without debate. II y0u vii! ugToo to
! that We will adjourn.
asked un opportunity ~ "a fur chahuG
Il measure ennYnrrn' to the demurrer. What
l1ny u4u,t Or du will. regard 10 tho uthor pArts
t0IiorrIw thurnlnH cat,nut sny uuttl ! hMyo
hud u ehnuc9 to sleep over itcui. ay opinlou Ia
tlAt | MIn ru'ay to do II, but To hot car2 tu
shut myself nt from tho opportunity OF saying
yuInGthlu II RRut to.
Mr. nelnHtt-,Wo hngo tho satlle privilege.
IlIu Presiding Elder tAeH yah thu court would
adjourn until u Oclook this lnuriilng. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-16
MINES AND MINING

SUNDAY, May 15-P. n.
large and well distributed business was
done in mining stocks last week but the dealings
lacked spirit and the general run of prices favored
bnvers. Before the end of the week, however. por-
haps on better reports of the san Francisco market
there were some recoycries, and the local markets
dcyeloped an undertone of positive strength. Yes
tcrlays markets were fairly active for Saturday hut
the special features were tho dealings ~ the Hiato
Line varieties, which were called ut the New-lo rk
R.r5 for tine first time No / rose from 2.05 to 800
1850 and No. / sold at 90 100; Nos aud NJ
9Q5. and Nos. . and 3 at 1O9s n 1913. Oriental and
Miller was dull but better ~ $40 3!V. me ."o
Vile shares were dull hut about steady as 10 prfe'
The Comstock shares were irregular, C.h~Nlioai''i
virginia being ufavorbly affected hy h-h'poilrd
settlement of the Bonanza suits, and us pficc d.
clincd 10 21J. later recovering to 80, "mc Nali-
fornia was cents higher at l.3o ana si'Ir Nelh.,9
,old M i'm, Noo.. WIS firm at $50. and iiukill
weak ri 10. Aria Montana recovered to loo
100. The California gold stocks Ectr hrSi''l7l GUY
steady at previous quotations. Tic markets closed
dull bat Strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-16
AUF UIEDERSEHEN.
IL MEMORY OF ]. T. 2.

IL MEMORY or J. T. T.
From The Atlantic Monthly
Until we meet again That is the meaning
OF the familiar words that men repeat
At parting in the street.
All yes till them but VI hen death intervening
Rcnds us asunder. with what coaseless pain
We wait for the Again.
The friends who leave us do not feel the sorrow
OF parting, rs we feel il, who must stay
Lamcntiug day by day,
And knowing, hen We wake upon the morrow,
We shall not lind in its accustomed place
The one beloved face.
Mt were n double grief, il the departed
Being released from earth, should still retain
sense Of earthly pain;
II were a double grief. II tho true-hcarted.
Who loved US here, should ON the further shore
Remember no more.
Believing in the midst of our Affections,
That death is beginning, not an end,
We cry to them, and send
Farewels, that better might be called predictions,
Being foreshadowings OF the future, thrown
Into the vast Unknown.
Faith overlcaps the confines Of our reason,
And if by faith. as in old times was said,
Women received their dead
Raised up "a life, then only for a season
Our partings are nor shall we wait III vain
Until VIC meet again!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-16
Corporation Notices.

NOTICE.-Bids or estimates VII Doe received
~ hy thc lepnriuOlt % Public ItatUI.N Mlt d. JOSH,
for following Wult4t fur iuIul irH' tt'.t nj ifr
western 4ppfUth 90 Goo Madison N' ntUriL iifn
River. o. Tor huuiaF thc appuatis- % an Madison ave
bridge the Harlem laNU Ion iuI ia9iuai"A as' thn
Cily Record, Cor ~ic al Nu ti} Hail
NOTICE.-Bds or estimate, viii hc received
~ the ONCE Of c Department oil" rnhn. iafta NJ. hav
~. lEri, for regulating, grading sttlar tlF i F cr
and taGgnE ,hc sidewalk cI liI f, itli lhiyi
nation see city Record. for sale 40 So ti} ll'il
NOTlCE.-Sealcd proposals will be- received
" al ihe ONCE OF r Fire Depaltaent unti May ~ l0-i
huiils houses iuf usn. Co., .'u iil ' 'i iuli 49,
formation see Cy Record, fur sale ~ so nv i.hiL
NOTICE.-Sealcd proposals will bee received
oco 81 the fiIe -, patptnt j.. and lt' Mercer
uutu May %. l--l iui furnishing lti tHr iruCIif
Floating En clue and iirr Purp fcf thr ammo W fll ln
Formation city Record. for sae 40 So 90, iiaiL
NOTICE.-Soacd proposals will Dee received
~ The school Trustee oi hr Eleventh d 90 th l
OF the uoari 81 Education uat May D. a. 3D. tor repairing
painting rchrulhDuHr aO ID, Last @th 4t For
full Information Cy Record for sale a. &c., 'y lia
Two CONTRACTORS.-S bids or es,i-
mates Win hr received ~ the Office ~ the Department ~
public works until May 20 ISL fpr ratnE yalus siae q.
fl Information Cay iiceoid for hAe nt no 'iS
Hall
TI1O CONTRACTORS bids or csti-
mate. viii hc received NJ he Office Of TIE hopafinn rs ~
Public Works uut Mif 80, io fOr rrfultiur, sfno ns a
u4g aui CUTLER suurt and has-ilr alt Aa m 'aif
Qua and avenues, For fan Information tl hec
ord Tor s2lu AZ ~ Ciy hAlL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-16
government can borrow $500 900 900 al 80 Dc,

Government can borrow 800, o0o, 900 at go Dc.
cent repayable at is own option Such condition
OF financial affairs before was seem and there
fore IT is without precedent to reason from. The
situation at the moment is ruled by surplus
OF cash seeking Investment and important adj.
vances for well-assured dividend paying securities
are pretty certain to pull after them that class of
stocks which has other than spec.
uaiiye value. The business in stocks for tho
week was less than for the preceding week. having
been 2Sl1 1913 shares against 325s.774. Bat the
falling o all IN the early part of the week be-
fore tie new movement was begun
WEEKLY RANGE or PRICES