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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-05-24
May II. 50.
Stockings

Stockings
':Next time you visit q bathing resort, y
says lady contributor of the San Fran.
cisco Chronicle, ''look at the dozens o.
different limbs splashing around, and
you will realize that to properly study
the stocking question you should begin
at a watering place
"When Miss Slimshanks goes in bath
ing she wears ringed stockings. This
is not because she is belle, but be-
cause those kinds make her logs lock
larger. ~ i
Longitudinal stripes, on the contrary,
are the especial property of women Of
40. who are fair and fat; and streaked
and speckled hose are generally worn
by those who do not understand tho real
power of = pretty leg. LIT
''The girl with real pretty limb en-
cases it in plain tint-fesh, rose, or
light blue. That shows the full contour
and outline against the water back
ground.
''The same rule that applies to bath.
ing custom and costumes applies to ev-
ery-day life. For this reason: A girl,
when she battles, dresses her leg for
show. So she does in ordinary every
day life. The only difference is that
il one she shows it, and in the other she
don't
IA girl who wears black stockings i
either decidedly wicked or so old that
she knows her legs are not Of interest 10
an observing public.
'tPlain white are the most seductive.
A glimpse of dainty black boot capped
by few inches of snowy stocking van
ishing amid mysterious and rnstlinR
masses Of whitest skirting more enthrallS
men than the glance Of q flirting eye or
ruby lip. Ef#
Neglected wives, let me give you .
point: Encase yourselves in dainty
wrapper, and have it open six inches at
the bottom, so you can show your feet.
Put on pretty. low-cut slipper, and
spend more taste upon the stockings
you wear than you do upon the ribands
in your hair.
''Show these same feet unostentatious-
", in fact, bashfully, to the lord of the
house; keep them before his eyes; dress
yourself SO on every opportunity, and
keep it up, and then mark nv words,
no other woman can ever touch his tickle
heart.
when poets like Swinburne, Tenny.
son and Oscar Wilde sing about kissing
the dainty, soft white feet Of the NO.
men they love, they betray their sex. -
Men do like pretty feet and legs, and
will to the end Of the world"
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-05-24

It is customary in some localities to
Teach children to think Of q text as they
drop their pieces Of money into the con.
snnuuon box: A certain little girl at
Sunday-school recently saw the boz an
preaching, and began to search il her
memory Tor text She hesitated for q
rev moments, dropped the dime into
tne oox, and exclaimed tliumphantly:
: q TOOL and his money are soon part
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-05-24

apart in rows, and when kept we'll work.
ed tho first year they will fill up and.
form : continuous hedge Of plants good
tor ten years or more. =S.5
The best Of the Jerseys arc being
brought to this country. Itwould not
be surprise if the Jersey breeders re-
sorted to 10 for cattle after we have fur
Their improved them.
The best time to prune fruit trees is
In juno, whom the sap is active and the
leaves will protect the sores made by the
cav from the heat of the sun.
Common salt is a special manure for
asparagus beds when used with rick
harvard compost.
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Dr.. Prazier,s Root Bittars.

hfsaz.ers Root Bitters not shop whiskey
They strongly upon The liver and kdneyys sl pesn
s IRE O0Me as, open and regular make ae weak
cleanse the blood and system Of every impurtv v.u
inc G y Rush Of Blood 70 the Head tend
Dopsy, fmpies and Botthes asd Ha ngne
ana sole: Tette1 Ring Worm White Swelling,
orom Weakness or Debility caused from i'm prns
Foot aRa TO in delicate health
DR.. Frazier: I have used two bo:tlss If v,nr
Root Bitters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weakness
tna Kidney Disease, and they did me more good
IMAM the doctors and all the medicines ever nsed
from the first dose took began to mend, and I
smnow IN perfect health, and feel well as ever
blessings, a -! e'o :"
..,,. MRS. NJ. MARTIN, Cleveland, o.
Bold by 81 druggists everywhere It 81 per bottle.
HENRY &C0., Sole Prop rs,
CLEVELAND, o.
Noys, Bros 3 Cutler St. Paul, wholesale a cts
20 Sept 1-82
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al nT Great chance to make money
Those who always take adyan.
tage of the good chance. for
making money that are offered.
OOA generally become wealthy. while
those who do not improve such
chances remain in poverty. We want many men.
Women, boys and girls to work for us right in
tneir own localities. ANY one can do the work
properly from the first start. The business nays
more than twelve times ordinary wages. Expsn-
elve outfit ordered free. No one who engages fai's
70 make money rapidly. You can devote yonr
whoie ums to the business or only your spare M
ments. Full information and all ;that is neede
Nov. 90 1892 - A' 4'Ao'Ae
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Two highlanders found themselves un-

Two highlanders found themselves un-
.sbls to get into harbor in their boat, the
waves driving it out to seaso persistent
j that Donald, after obstinately battling
with the elements, cried out to Duncan
IN . dialect which We will not attempt
fully g represent: go doom on your
knees, mon, and offer bit prayer
But before Duncan was on his knees the
boats keel grated on tho beach, whers-
upon Donald shouted. stop praying,
we've come ashore By ou1oWn e1ertion,
and III no b beholden q anybody .
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From q Physician and Surgeon.
Missouri. June &-Please forward me another box
OF the Pasttlles. Tho patient on whom have used
most OF ono box, In addition to sample box ID fast
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1nd10na, Apfu II, 1.-THE Remedy 70 Working Dor.
fsotly Had epilepsy from weakness tors years past
Iowa, 0ct 10th, I'll am elmost surprised at your
just twice q much Of man % Vas before taxing.
WAS on verge Of TIN thought and there was
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-12-08
Reducing Internal Revenue.
Winnemucca Silver State

The receipts of the Government for
the fiscal year ending on the 30th of
June last were $4,000, 900 in excess
of the expenditures for the year end
ing on that date. This immense sur
plus, Notwithstanding the extrava.
gance of Congress in making appro-
priations, has caused q general demand
tor the reduction of revenues. The
supporters of high protective tariff
will, it is stated, strive with all their
might at the coming session of Con-
gress to reduce the revenue arising
from internal taxes. Their object is
to reduce the revenue from this source
great many millions, so as to prevent
reduction of duties on imports, which
would decrease the profits of protect
cd monopolies. A reduction is certain
to be made in the revenue, and if it is
mainly from internal revenue the
smaller the reduction of duties on i'm
ports will be, as there must be revenue
from some source with which to pay
the expenses of the Government. A
fight is therefore certain to cause be-.
tween the nigh tariff and tariff.for.rev.
enue-only partisans at the next session
OF Congress, which will probably re,
suit in compromise which will abol-
ish the internal revenue tax on MANY
articles and reduce the tariff on a few
articles which will not enter into com.
petition to any great extent with the
gigantic monopolies which have grown
rich under high protective tariff.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-12-08

The great earthquake record of NAL
let catalogues between 5000 and T.
600 earthquakes between the years
1906 B. G. and A. D. 1912. Probably
the most memorable of these is the
terrible earthquake which destroyed
Lisbon in 1865. With scarcely a mo-
ment of warning rumble, a violent
shock came which ovsrturned the city,
and in six minutes 10000 persons had
persisted and portion of the town
was permanently ingulfed at depth
of 600 feet below the surface of the
bay. The shock was felt with greater
or less severity over IA great area, ex-
tending from the Baltic to the West
Indies, and from Canada to Algeria
Humboldt estimates that portion Of
the earth's surface equal to four times
tho size of Europe was affected.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-12-08
Idaho Territory.


Idaho Territory is this year scoring
it's grandest triumph thorough de-
velopment by railways-and in almost
equally important matters has prog
ressed more than in any ether i've
wears in it's history. The Union PACING
company, in addition to its Utah ana
Northern line crossing the eastern END
of the territor, from south to north, Is
rapidly extending its Oregon short
Line across the center from east to
west, and the Wond river branch from
this line into the heart of the Wood
river country. While these vast en-
terprises are thoroughly developing all
Of central and southern Idaho, the
Northern Pacific is dong the same
service for the extreme northern part
of the territory, it having in fact just
completed it's line entirely across that
portion. The Union Pacific lines pen
citrate mineral and agricultural coun-
try having no superior in the world.
This seasons railway construction has
encouraged the investment OF hum
dreds Of thousands of dollars in those
interests. The mineral output OF Ida
no has by this grand stride OF single
season been doubled. The mines and
smelters of Wood river and Sawtooth
alone will next year easily pour out
$5,000,0(0 of treasure-more than
double the yield Of all Idaho three
years ago whom these districts were
marked out on our maps as nnexplor-
ed country. There is grand opening
up there in Idaho for capital and good
honest work. The country is just
now in the condition Colorado had
reached when we came here twelve
years ago. The march Of dozen
years in that "Gem of the mountains
will be as glorious as that of Colorado
has been. Idaho is the only field Of
which we can say, ut has all its glory
before it." The man who fails to make
the most of his grand opportunity
there will look in vain for another such
empire of natural wealth to conquer
i Denver New West.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-12-08

The Financial and Mining News
very truthfully remarks: "a Nevada
paper wofully remarks that people do
not pay assessments on mining stocks
as they used to-" No wonder. The
time is coming when they will not pay
them at all, and then the companies
will have to work the mines, which is
the one thing that the men who have
been living on assessments fol years
do not wish to do.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-12-08

1t is said that dissatisfaction still
exists at San Carlos, A. 7. and that
the chiefs have more than once COM
planned to General Crook, threatening
if things are not arranged more salts
factorily to them, to go to the noun
tains. After this threat had been re-
peated to the General two or three
times, he suddenly exclaimed: "Well
then, GO; but remember what | have
told you"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-12-08
JURY. REFORM.

The whole system OF trlaI W jury
never was anything but clumsy and
odous make-shift In its origin, the
jury was not court of justice to hear
causes, but only feudal court of the
lords vassals. These vassals first be.
came something in tho nature of a jh-
dicial body merely for the purpose OF
deciding disputes as to landed estates
or feuds, and in deciding these dis
putes they served mainly as witnesses
to facts within their knowledge. and
not as Judges to try cause on evidence.
This court Of vassals became, in time,
converted into something like court
of justice, but merely for lack Of any
better machinery. No doubt the jury
system was an advance on the meth
DDS it superseded. Trial by jury, as a
method Of ascertaining the truth, is
something better than trial by battle.
1t answered very well for the simple
transactions of rude race just emerg-
ing from the fighting era of existence.
But how does it serve the needs of a
great working people in this nine
toenth century? The idea of having
lawsuits heard by men who know
nothing Of law; this mixing of one
lawyer and twelve laymsn and calling
them a court is about as sensibls as
to drive wild elephant and thor
oughbred in double harness. The
combination il not useful one. Need
it be said that this marvellous mon
strosity is the morganatic device of
that grand old laundering, synthetic
English people, which. in affairs OF
state, always insists On adapting old
machinery to new uses, which tries to
convert al antique feudal teapot into
the cylinder of modern legal loco
motive, and which produces as its
masterpiece in political machinery
that wonderful thing called parlia-
mentary government, where minis
ter is put in the war Office because in
parliament, where he gives all his time
to general legislation instead of to
army affairs, where he resigns from
the war office because he has blunder-
ed in the Legislature on some measure
concerning the Irish church, or Irish
landlords, but keeps his seat in the
Legislature, where he made his blum
ders.- Elk.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-12-08

A special bulletin issued by the Cen.
sus Bureau, shows that there are
4,923,4ol persons over ten years of
age IN the United States who are un-
able to read, and 6,23s, 95s who can.
not write. Of those unable to write
3,0l9,OsO are whites, and 2,255,4 Of
them are natives. There are 1920.
S7S colored persons, or seventy per
cent. of the whole colored population,
who are unable to write.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-12-08

The farce of the trial of Frank
James for murder will begin at Kan
sas City, January %.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-12-08

the ground of Chronic lazlness, con-
tracted in the army"
An international wrestling match
for $4,000 and the championship OF
the world between Clarence Whestlsr,
of Kansas. and 10 Acton, Of Philadel-
mia will be decided at Madison
Square Garden in New York city on
December IL.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and st
Paul road advertises to carry passen.
gers from Omaha and Council Bluffs
to St. Paul and Minneapolis for 81, in.
stead Of $3.50 as heretofore, the route
being via Sabula. This is done to re-
taliate on the Chicago Minneapolis,
St. Paul and Omaha line for having
made a cut in the rate between st
Paul and Sioux City.
The death of human being on the
eallows is terrible under any condl-
tons. but it ia di flicult to conceive OF
law sanctiouing any act more painful
than the hanging Of girl OF l. years.
The communication by the Governor of
Virginia of the death sentence of Ma
ry Booth to imprisonment Tor life was
we'll considered.
Tho authorities Of Aberdeenshire, in
Scotland have agreed to send de-
tachment of police to tho Isle OF Skye,
If the Commissioners OF lvernesshlre
will hold themselves responsible for
their expenses. In the meantime de-
fensive arrangements on the Island are
proceeding. At mass meeting on
the Island, one at tho speakers said
that any tenant paying rent, unless
rovaluation should be granted, would
be marked man.
On visiting a session Of Parliament
King Cetewayo was disappointed al
not seeing Mr.. Gladstone in paint and
and feathers; thought he ought to hole
the Speakers mace and rap the Home
Rulers on the head with it when they
obstructed proceedings; supposed the
ladies in the gallery were the Speak
er's wives; that the Speakers chai
was the throne, and the Speakers big
white horse hair wig was that oi1iciaP'
own hair.
James Cole went to circus in
Georgia village recently, became
possessed of desire to see q pachy
derm chew tobacco, and was killed b,
a blow from the animals trunk. WheI
man comes to the close of his caree
through Offering tobacco to an elephan
il ia about as difficult to mourn 70
him as it is to pity man that lose
his money to railway acquantanc
who amuses him with three cards.
The Chicago Tribune is authorit.
for the statement that tea which cost
the jobbers Of that city twenty cent
q pound is sold to the consumers 70
sixty cents pound 1t is commo
fallacy that the high cost of many al
ticles sold in the United States is du
to the heavy protective duties, but c'
animation will develop the fact tina
in most instances the excessive charg
is due to the great number Of middle
men, all of whom demand and NAL;
large profits out of the articles the
SELL
The dispatches from France sti
continue to represent an uneasy col
dition of affairs in the republic
should be borne in mind, howeve
that much of the news concernin
France comes to lis through EngliS
sources, and is colored by British pre-
udice against the French system
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-12-08

A New Jersey man has patented a
stove that explodes at ten o'clock at
night. He has four daughters.
, 1882-03-22

possibility of another wal during his
own lifetime, Finally, the Austrian
Government, besides its habitual
dread of great disturbances, detests
the notion of a war in which the feel
ings of it's own subjects would be
divided, which would cleaye a deep
chasm between itself and the Slavs Of
the Balkans, and amidst which the
Dalmatians, the Bosnians, and the
Herzegovinians might assert success
fully their own independence, 1t is
true that the Weir Zeitmg of Vienna,
which is rigidly official, declares the
readiness of the Austrian Army to
meet a Russian invasion, but that is
simply an announcement Of a readi-
ness to accept any challenge, which
every army on the Continent, like
every officer on the Continent, thinks
it due to its professional honour to
put forward.
The Governments will maintain
peace, if they can, at present, and the
real danger arises from movements
within Russia itself, which may
prove powerful enough to force the
hand Of the Gar. Of the precise
depth, and still more of the precise
degree of impetus il these movements,
no EngIishmen can know much, and
it is absurd to be dogmatic about
them but the evidence on the sur
face is not roassuring. That the
minds of the majority Of Russians
are in a heated condition, strained and
excited by the Nihilist agitation, by
the resolution of the Gar not to allow
freedom of collective speech through q
deIiberative Assembly, by the wound
ed national or race pride, to which NJ.
Aksakoff, NJ. Katkoff, and their Pan
slav and "Russian" followers address
such incesaant appeals, and it may be
also by one ofthose inexplicable waves
of emotion which occasionally pass
over great masses, cannot be denied.
The language Of the Press, the report
ed speech Of M. Hittoyo, the "explan-
ations" Of General Skobelef, the let
ter of the Archbishop Of Moscow,
whether accurately reported or not,
and, above all, the unusually cautious
form of the official c00m@"iqu6S, all
prove that much, at least and this
heat shows a tendency to take the
concrete form Of angry menace to
Austria. Russians have been bitter
against that empire, ever since Prince
Schwartzenberg "astonis world"
as he himself said, with Austrian
ingratitude." General Fadaieff, in
his pamphlet, issued just before the
last war, pointed to Austria as the
enemy who must be defeated, before
Russia could fulfil her destiny and
at this moment, all Panslavic Russians
think they have new cause of offence
with the Austrian Government. They
allege that Austria has no right to
annex Bosnia, as she is virtually
doing, by ordering a CONSUMPTION,
but really believe hat she intends,
when Bosnia has been absorbed, to
strive for more,-for ascendancy, at
least, in Servia and Montenegro.
Moreover, they accuse her Of a dispo-
sition to Cypress the Orthodox, both
in Bosnia and Seryia, and to favour
the Catholics, alleging in evidence an