New Ulm weekly review., 1882-09-13

Hon. James B. Wakefield will ad. pie,
dress the people OF Brown aud adjoin. pre-
ing counties next Monday, at -four tate
o'clock p. M. upon agr, cultural topics. at q
He will speak at Turner Hall. GO and wol
hear him. ney
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The Herald Of Sleepy Eye has come Ro1
out strong in support Of Mr.. Latimer,
the Alliance candidate for Congress. D
It wants the Democrats to take him to day
their bosoms at the congressional con- corr
yention in Mankato next Wednesday. and
Highly Esteemed. a,A' 'i,.n
The youthful color aid a rich lustre , "a
are restored to faded or gray hair by ahn %
the use of Parker's Hair Balsam, q ~,
harmless dressing highly esteemed for "a al ;
it's perfume and purity. -
And. Hacker, OF Lafayette, while in SIX
the act Of oiling q horse power last Sa- IN T
turday had his left hand caught in
the cog wheels, sustaining injuries a.
which necessitated the amputation 0f -.
two fingers.
r,n, pa,rv oa;tor nf tho St, peter and
Times, was in his glory last week be- .no
cause of the Ito him) good prospects .he
of shelving Webber. Yes, Tommy, ~
Webber is shelved, but it s on a judi "tss
ciai shelf That he is posed on: pu'
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We take it all back. We have fish
learned that the Dispatch. Window ar bul
ticle CONNIE nted npon by us in last nal
week REVIEW did emanate from a
resident of New Ulm, bat, we are =
pleased to say, he isa simon pure Dem. so's
ocrat o0il o0il
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T. E. Bowen, of Sleepy Eye, and r. del,
G. Schsfcr, of Redwood Falls, have
been appointed as the Democratic Sen Y
atorial committee for the Ninth legis- Sws
latiye district, composed of the coun. VIII
ties Of Brown and Redwood. Mr.. Baa. dali
sen of this city made the appointment.
A. n. Bentley, an attorney of nolit- Jos
tle repute, was last Wednesday elect. yer
ed Captain of :C'' company, vice y
Capt. Brooks, promq+ed to Major. Cap nf /
tain Bentley proposes to make &C. ted
company the best military organiza. con
tion in the State. Good nough. ern
For the delicate and complicated diff OF
ficulties peculiar to the female consti
tuition, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable -
Compound is the sovereign remedy. ~.
1t aims at the cause, and produces :. =.
lasting results. Sand to Mrs. Lydia ~, 49,
E. Pinkham, 233 Western Avenue, e. e.,
Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets 49,.
Lyon and Redwood counties walked hip
off with the ribbons at the State fair. g0n
The former was awarded first premi- onl.
-um and the latter second for the best the
and largest variety of grain. Lyon neg
county was also awarded first premi. was
um for ths largest and best display of stel
vegetables, and silver medal for five ono
best varieties of spring wheat. und
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TO wait until you are in bed with his
uAo0osoO yOu ludy lOI gov OVol 1OI Curl
months, is the height of folly, when abo
you might be easily cured during the age
early symptoms by Parker's Ginger
Tonic. We have known sickly fami.
lies made the healthiest, by timely tho
use of this pure medicine. Obserp. hel
~er. cho
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Bucklen's Arnlca Salve. bot
The best salve in the world for cuts, w.
bruises, sores, ulcers salt rheum, fe- CIV
YER sores, letter, chapped hands child w
blains, corns and all skin eruptons, Asol
and positively cures piles. It is guar q"
Eanteed to give perfect satisfaction, or sou
money refunded. Price 25 cents per ef'l'
box. For sale by Joseph Bobleter. wv
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Vennor says the Autumn months con
will continue moist. September will WI
probably give floods. October will be sue
much the same with early cold and cei,
snow falls. November will begin the all
winter Of 1882 3-a winter likely to ty +;
be memorable on account of its excep- any
tionally heavy snow falls and very