New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-07-12

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come was summoned and done all in
his power to relieve the lady,
Found at Last.
An agreeable dressing for the hair,
that will stop it's falling, has boon
sought for. Parker's Hair Balsam,
distinguished for it's purity, fully sup
plies this want.
The Marshall Messenger thus CON-
ments on the late term of court held
in Lyon county: District court has
adjourned and the Judge and John
Homer have gone elsewhere. 1t IS
our opinion that Homer is earning his
bread by the sweat of Baldwin's brow.
The Mankato Public Spirit says a
call is being circulated for an alliance
convention to be held in that city on
the 10th inst. If it is as much OF
farce as the last Alliance meeting IN
| Good Thunder, Mr.. Wakefield need
not have any uneasiness as to general
results.
Saloon business, even, didn't pay in
this city on the Fourth. The Good
Templars were out in the woods some
where.--MarshaN Messenger.
Why does Bro. Case make this insin-
uation against the Good Templars !;
has he been expelled from this great
moral organization
The Herald says q daughter of Mr..
Meyers, living on j. Youngman's farm,
four miles west of town, fell on sharp
scythe few day since and nearly I'm.
jointed the left knee. Fears were en-
tertained that amputation would be
necessary but it is now hoped to save
the limb, although it will remain stiff.
NJ. Mullen has shown us specimens
of wheat, oats and timothy growing on
his farm near Iberia, which do not in
dictate failure of crops in that part of
the county. The stalks of each are
not less than four feet long and the
heads of wheat are fully four inches
long and there is no appearance of rust.
A new system of collecting box rent
was inaugurated by the post Office de-
partment on July LIST, which makes il
incumbent on the postmaster to collect
all rentals quarterly in advance, and
, each box must be restricted to the use
of one family, firm or corporation
The department insists upon the com
pliance with its regulations.
! Through an oversight of our heat
, typo large number of last weeks RE
VIEW made the mayor Of Grinnell
Iowa, acknowledge the receipt of thu
enormous sum of $5.77 as New Ulm'
s contribution to the cyclone sufferers
j. AS over half the edition was printed
before discovered, we desire to stat
that the amount sent by our citizens t.
- Grinnell was $577.
|, Mr.. Amos Bradley. Rochester,, n. Y.
says: "As "a sure cure for nervous de
bility and general decay of the system
Ii can c0nSclentiOusjy recommen
" Browns Iron Bitters as Il medicin
:, that will give prompt relief. lido thi
us a duty l owe my fellow-men, bein
T. myself restored to perfect health
The Governors Guards, under con
mand of Capt. Eckstein, left for til
> encampment at White Bear Lake, b
the early train on Monday morning
g Nearly all the members of the organ
8 cation were present on the departure
the train and several of them were a.
companied by their wives. Th
W weather was delightful and all SCENE
;. y, to be anticipating good time.
The foundation of Mr.. Newhart
~ residence is nearly completed and v
III understand that the building will
- ready for occupancy about the LIST
. December. Mr.. Newhart has tN
lots at the corner Of Centre street 81
ii Broadway which are surrounded
%. two rows of shade trees. His hous
a when completed. according to his q
q sign. will be an ornament to our cit
A Beneficient Action.
y The miserable looks and feelings
no those confined at desks or work table
-! -, are caused by weak Stomach, Kidne
:" or Bowels. Parker's Ginger Ton
without Intoxicating has such q Der
rs licent action on these organs aGd
es cleapses the poisonous matters tfo
IF the system, that rosy cheeks and go
re health are soon brought back again.
n. Erpress. $500.