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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-10-17
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-10-17

Cowardly:-A lion-tamer quarreled
with his wife, :: powerful vigaro, and
was chased by her all around his tent.
On being sorely pressed he took refuge
in the cage among the lions. "Oh,
you contemplate cowardj" she shout
ed. Come out if you dare. "-E'roma
the French.
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his OPINION.
In CIeG7. Sentences az authority
utlds his Otut to the PpM-
{U2 Judgment.
i0l West Tenth Street,
NEX YORK. Anr IL 1881.

New YORK, Aug. II. 1876.
MEssRs. SEABURY & JOHNSON:
Y 1 am slow to pin.my faith to any
new curative agent. BENSON''S
CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER has
won my good opinion. l find it an
exceptionally cleanly plaster to use
and rapid in it's action. Many test
of its qualities in my own ia miIy, and
among My patients, have convinced
me that there is no other single ar.
ticle SO valuable for popular use, none
so helpful in Lame Back, Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia, Congestion of the
Bronchial Tubes and Lungs and Lum-
bago.
You may feel fl CO to use my name.
Very Truly yours,
II. B. KANE, NJ. d.
Physician in chief of the Quincy
Home.
Price of the CAPCINE 25 cents.
Seabuly and johnson, Chemists,
New York.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-10-17

A Boston engineer has been turning
his attention to the power going to
waste in the Niagara River. He esti-
mates that a motor could be submerged
in the river which would furnish half a
million horsepower sufficiently to run
all the machinery in Buffalo and pump
all the city's water. His plan is to
place q giant iron wheel in the river
perpendicularly, SO that it shall be
turned by the current The power
would be taken from the shaft of the
wheel by either belts or gearings, or
would be sent through electric cables.
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R,t+o oo,n+u Co,;for,;, hooste ~

Butte county, California. boasts Of
towns with the following names: Shirt
tail Bend, Whisky Flat, Puppytown,
Wild Yankee Ranch. Squaw Flat, Raw
hide Ranch, Loafer's Ravine, Squilch
Gulch, Toenail Lake. Nevada county
can beat Butte on mining camp nomen-
cature. They have Ravine de Chemise,
Canyon de Robe de Mutt, Flat dc
Schenck's Manual, Gulch de Deadman,
Chen Rouge, You Bet, Flat de Cognac,
and Forks Yubadam..
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=. z. CIIU 1tCLILI,
(Firm Of Carter {, Churchill.)

says: "IIooD's S.,I:sApAnILLA is putting
new life right into me. have gained ter
pounds since began to take it, Has taken
two hotties.
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\ clerk in the New York Comptrol-
ler's office made mistake Of cents in
warrant amounting to $l1,003,2 S and
was dismissed. 1t was his second error
within u month, and errors in that
office are fatal IT. ,he man who makes
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John Snlan on Drivers,

JOuu Eplau Oh OGlVeiS'
John Splan, who began his career on
the turf seventeen years ago, when he
was II years old, and has handled many
of the best horses in the country, in
Guiding the famous Rarus, is as ready
and slick talker rs he is driver. eyes,
sir, good driver is rs essential as 3
good horse. | don't know rs y good
man could do much with \ stick of 3
horse, but I've seen many a horse de-
feated that would have won if its driver
had known his business. just what
makes q good driver you can't tell.
''You see, a driver has gotto do more
than sit behind q horse. He must look
out for the shooting, must get the horses
head just right, must study his horse,
know how he ought to be fed and har-
messed, and all that. There. are q
hundred things besides the mere driving
that he must have his eye on and be
studying. Horses are just as different
as people. Some are nervous, fretting
and stewing all the time, and others are
SO cool that q cyclone wouldn't make
'em jump. Now, you see, it man
that was used to driving of the nervous
kind took hold Of a lazy horse he'd like
as not break him all up.
There's one thing !. driver must
have, and that's q cool head. lie
mustn't be all down when he don win,
or way up when he does, but just take
it Us it comes and go it again. I've
seen men on the track with money up
on their horses who were as worked up
about it as an old lady that had got to
have her tooth pulled out. That won't
do. don't take any stock in cordials
to give man the necessary courage.
A good nights sleep is the best thing
that any man can take before q race.
OF course we bet on the races. That's
what we are interested in; it's part OF
our business. l don't think horsemen
gamble much outside. They put in
their money on u horse just rs y man
buys q barrel of flour and expects to
get more than he gave for it. The pub
lie think there's u good deal more
crooked work than there really is.
don't know q driver, and I've slept
with most of 'em, who would pull his
employers horse to win money himself.
1t wouldn't pay Driving is 4 profess
sion now, and u man who has paid
$4,000 or $40, 900 for a piece of prop
erty hunts till he finds 4 good man to
take care of it, and then pays him
handsomely. Most owners have all the
money they want, and are anxious only
that their horses win. "-Sprimg1feld
Republican.
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E00D's SlRsAPaRITIA


Is designed to meet The w:s:lts of 4 large Dor-
ticn Of cur people who arc either. too peer to
employ I; physician, OF are TOO far removed
TO easily call che, ard still larger c.sss
who arc not sick enough, to require nlecicai
advice, and yet are out Of sorts and Eccd q
medicine to build them UP, give tEc::! al. ai'-
petite, purify their blood, and oil up the ma
chinery OF their bodies. 50 it will DO its duty
willingly. No other article takes hold OF TIE
system and hits exactly the spot like
HOODS SAKsApARgLzA
Itworks like magic, reaching every part OF
the human body through tie blood, giving to-
all renewed life and energy.
My friend, you need not take our word.
Ask your neighDOr. who has Just taken one
bottle. He will tell You that "lt's the best
dollar ever invested"
LEBANON, n. II. Feb. 10, 1870.
MEssRs. c.. ]. HOOD 6 Co.: Dear Slrs-
Although greatly prejudiced against patent
the excellent reports I had Heard Of Your
Sarsaparilla, to try bottle, last December,
for dyspepsia and general prostratlon, and
have received very gratifying results from
and consider it q very valuable remedy for
indigestion and its attendant troubles.
Yours 'fu5Ey +. c. CHURCHILL,
(Firm Of Carter 6; Churchill.)
20 ~ gentleman WHO zaG;.7aa;
has been suffering from ss'ssS@
the Gc0i'ayan Acnguor IN P1;1s;f!e
peculiar tc this season, ~ os'''1o
says: "IIooD's S.lIsApAnILLA is Putting
new life right into me. I have gained ter
pounds since I began to take it, Has taken
two hotties.
TcoD's SA1sAcAis!I.!A is s;:;ll'- =. ,,:US-
g;sts. j'-ica 81 Ter Eo5tic s.. ~ s.. I'-c-
pared b. c. I. HOOD {; TO, !.oHu.!, Mass.
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ungs or his never-dying soul. Teras

lungs or his never-dying soul. TEXAS
Sit7ings.
My son, you may invent new eclec-
trio light. you may improve the tele-
phone until it car he talked ta, you
may e1en revise the tariff to suit both
parties, you may write dozen books,
you may save sinking state, you may
make your name famous, your house
great and your memory blessed, and
then you will not have as big a funeral
as Tom Thumb, who never did any
thing in his life except to grow less in
fifty years than most boys grow in ten.
And he only did that because he could
not help Burlington: Eawkeye.
There is no palm mystery in PALMS.
try. Il is merely humbug palmed OH
as mystcry.-Bost0n transcript.
.sEUCH
Quick, complete cure, all anoying
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Dis
eases. ST.. Druggists.
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HOOPS SA2sArAIs!I.E.Aiss o:l1'.. :...s.:iis-
g;sts j'-icc 81 rcr Eo5t;c: s.. t.cg-. RE
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-10-17

A Fact:-Two gentlemen were ques-
tloning why professional men should so
frequently be bald. The little daughter
of one had BEEN an attentive, though
unobserved listener, but made her pres
ence and opinion known by suddenly
cxclaiming: ooh, papa, I know; it's
so that their wits can come ont
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-18
pAsHss HERE AND THERE.

TIE public schools of Texas open au-
lpcicus'y.
The Rugby colony, in Tennessee, has q
rsrfect building boom.
y Ksensn, the Chicago murderer, has been
mt TO State prison for life.
The tailors Of all the leading cities hold 8
nuveution in Philadelphia to-day.
Po.k county, Fla, will gather 100000
crsnssS from 1000 trees this season.
Fnnk V n Meter, a Newark, n. J., book
keeper, has been arrested as q defaulter.
Fast living OF $50 a week is the cause.
Nr. Parnell has paid OF q mortgage on
bis estate amounting to $4,000 from the
n, ceeds Of the Psrnell Testimonial Fund.
The charges of inhuman treatment
brought against the Pennsylvania hospital
s, Philadelphia are to be carefully inyesti-
gated.
Peter HerdiC, of Williamsport, Pa, has
brought suit TO recover $4,000, 900 worth Of
rroperty which he claims was won from
rim illegally.
The wife Of Cleveland Russian named
Robinson gave birth to a monstrosity Sun
tr night. Ii was q female child with
,,o well-developed heads, four arms, four
brs two sets Of hips, and but one trunk or
s5dy. Every organ and limb was perfectly
formed, except that one set Of hips seem ID
| :, have been turned in t.WLrds the centre
,t,ls body. The child was still. born.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-18
AN ATTEMPT At OUTRAGE.
The Piaek Shown By . Pfstsbargh
woman.

PrrrsBuReH. September l7.-Last night
as Mrs. Jacob Shattint was returning TO her
home on the hiA-aboye the northern end
OF Esst street, Allegheny, she was con-
fronted by dsrkey with q revolver, who
at the same time made an indecent pro-
Tosal to her. Ii was just about dark, and
many q woman similarly situated would
have screamed and started to run, but the
lady in question was not one Of that kind.
She made grab for the revolver, and in
the scuffle knocked il out Of the negro's
hand, and, being large woman, she and
the scoHndrel bad q tussel for short time,
the lady still endeavoring to secure posses
sion OF the revolver. Had she done so there
would have been job for the coroner to.
day. The ruffian, who by this time had
scutfied around for about five minutes, evil
IDENTIFY came TO the conclusion that he lad
met more than his match and hastily beat
a retreat. The lady finally reached her
home and a search was made for the
scoundrel, but he had succeeded in getting
away. Where the scuffie took place the
revolver, pocket book aud Q hat were
found which had belonged to him. Mrs.
ShEffint is the wife OF Jacob Shatfint, who
is employed 3. the locomotive works and
max ing the resistance she did under the
circumstances, displayed q wonderful
amount of pluck, as the point at which the
attack was made is very lonely one, very
few people passing near il. The officers
are now searching for the rutfian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-18
WEST VIRGINIA AGRICULTURE.
Result OF First Exhibit of Products Of
the Soil at Huntington.


HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Ssptembe l7.--FOr
the past three years the citizens of Hun
tington have made various attempts to
form an Agricultural Society for the an
nusl exhibit Of farm products, but reas-
enable degree OF interest not having been
manifested By the general public, the pro-
ject had as often been abandoned. Recog-
MIXING the fact that to organize q
to get the people of the surround
ing country interested in il, Mr.
Sam Gideon, one OF Hun sington's most en-.
terprising merchants, at considerable out.
lay Of money and devotion Of time, coupled
with Judicious sdmiIture OF print ink.
energetically went to work two months
sgo, ami tc day witness the elimination
of his commendabie enterprise by an eX-
hibit that was creditab!e in every way, both
from the extent and variety of the various
products shown, and that amply bore testi-
mony that the farmers Of this region could
make as good an exhibit as could be gotten
up in more favorable farming communities.
The exhibition was held in PAlmer's new
hall, q large snd spacious room, around
which suitable stands had been arranged
for the articles shown. Messrs. Ira Woods
sDd James J. Peterson, with eommeniable
taste, received and arranged the numerous
exhibits. The day opened with a credita-
bic parade of the Fire Department in their
rev uniforms, followed By several wagons
decorsted IN fantastic designs. The pro
cession marched through the princi oal
streets headed BY the Rnsiga C1rnet Blld.
1t is almost an impo'sioiliry - eitimI1e
the crowd that vieEei the exhibit. Toe
reop'e oi the surrounding roTltry tIrnei
out in force. sn during the greater part of
he day constant stream Of pc PIE came
and went. T. wss 4 successful inaug1rA-
Jon Of the Huntington Agricultural s.
ciety that is to be, and too much credit
can not be awsrdsd the enterprising origin
ator of to,dsy's exhibition. One farmer
had tWrnty three varieties of potstoes on
exhibition.
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ELECTRIC WHISPERS.
What Has Been Doing In the Day
that Is Gone.
PAUL vANDERvooRT's DEFENSE.
A Strange Rumor from Texas-Murder aud
Death-No Passenger War After
AII-Various Combinations
A Novel Case.
UNRULY TEXAN NEGROES.
How Matters Msy End I'm General
BlOodshed.

How Matters Msy End I'm General
BlOodshed.
GALVESTON, TEX, September 1.-THE
News Long View special says: A reign o.
terror prevails in every portion of thi:
county except, perhaps, Kilgore, from
which place there Is no report. The excite
ment is due TO q raid upon the whites
which is supposed to be contemplated by
the negroes The white farmers have theil
wives and children in gin houses and are
holding guard over them. In some com
munities little sleep has been had since
Friday night, and haggard faces with looks
of fear or stern determination are seen
everywhere betokening the extremities
produced by the
Blood Curdling Reports
brought in each new arrival. Hundreds oi
countrymen were in Longview to-day and
on returning to their homes carried all the
arms and ammunition obtainable. In
many cases when the last weapon was
called for number would grab for it as
though in desperation and strive to obtain
as is their lives depended upon it. A new
supply OF fifty Winchesters was among
what was taken by the countrymen. 1t is
reported that the negroes received by ex'
press at Gladewater, the next station West,
fifty Winchesters and that the weapons
are being received by them all over the
country. Probably
The whole Trouble
has arisen from threats and speeches OF a
few colored persons of bad repute, whose
course is not sanctioned and was not known
by the mass of negroes. There are indica'
tiops that as much fear has been excited
among the latter as among the whites.
However this may be the people have been
carried to such pitch OF excitement that
it is rertain that should white person be
molested one OF the bloodiest tragedies
will be enacted ever known.
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An Interesting Case.

CHICAGO, September If. NJ. Ker. who
"a clerk for Preston, Kean & Co, bankers,
absconded with $4,000 worth OF bonds and
securities, wss sfterward captured in Lima,
Peru, and secretly taken on board OF an
American man ofwsr, and brought to this
country, came before Judge McAllister
OF the Superior Court to-day under habsas
corpus proceeding for bis release on the
and therefore was not legally in the custody
of the Sheriff of Cook county. The day
was spent in arguments, the court at their
conclusion reserving its decision, as several
OF the points involved are new.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-18
SPORTING SPARKLES.
Race Courses Of the East and
South.
John SuIliyan's Tour Around the World
To be in Wheeling in q Few
Weeks on His Way
West.

BosToS September lT.-At the fremont
House, yesterday, A. Smith OF New York,
and John l.. Sullivan, champion OF the
prize ring, bad conference relative 10 the
proposed exhibition tour which the latter
is TO make through the middle and western
States and territories. 1t has been decided
that the tour shall open at Washington and
Baltimore: thence the circuit will be
through Pennsylvania from Harrisburg to
Pittsburgh, including Altoona and other
towns lying between next TO Wheeling,
W. Va. then TO Cincinnati, Columbus and
other places in Ohio; then lndianap-
oils and other large cities in lnd,ana,
Louisville, Ky, 81. Louis and other cities
In Missouri, and at 81. Louis the champion
will fiji the pi.Cher's points in a game OF
base bail against a professional pitcher.
From ST. Louis, the combination will
travel north to Chicago and other cities IN
lis ard ST. Paul, MINI, and in the princi.
pal Ci;ies and towns Of Kansas. Nebraska,
Nevada, Montana. Utah and California.
On the Return Trip,
the cities in Michigan and northern New
York, along the borders of the great lakes,
will be visited An advance agent has nj.
ready perfected arrangements for the ex.
blbI,iOn in most of the large places east OF
CbiCsC" Suiliyan's phenominal success
bTe awakened an intense desire among
VT tern men to see the pugIlistic wonder
and lis trip promises to be an ovation
from beginning to end. The route pro-
posed is long one, and over two
months will be consumed In making the
journey, consequently the champion will
not be in Boston from about the lst OF
October till the middle OF January. About
the LIST OF March, after rest OF six week,
Mr.. Smith will take Sullivan 10 England,
where the people OF London, Liverpool
and the manufacturing and mining cities
are eager to see him. The circuit for the
European tour has not yet been fully de.
termined, but, in addition 10 the cities and
towns Of England, tits probable that Glas-
cow and Edinburgh in Scotland, the prin-
cipal cities in Ireland, and possibly Paris,
will he visited. These tours finished, Mr..
Smith will be prepared to travel TO Aus
trala with the champion, and only awaits
Mr.. Sullivan's acceptance OF proposition
for tour to the ant!pOdes to close con-
tract with him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-18
WOOL MARKET LOOKING UP.
rs.ton Dealers Confident of Higher
Prices Soon.

Eo.fOn Dealers COnhuent OF Higher
Prices Soon.
F,-os. September 1.-THE impression
,nons RooImen is that prices are more
rts,y 10 advance than decline, for it is con
,slsI Jv those who have travelled much
,s-a3,h the wool districts OF the West that
r,py o.! the States are pretty well cleaned
-. y their good woods, and experience
,--v.s 'La: the woOlS now remaining iu
r.rus-, hands in the West are
la at prices equal to those as ked in
bs -,'v ~ Boston. The growers in
n,,c Pennsylvania and West Vir.
r-,, Hsvs literally held on 10 their wool
s.F-luo doubt realize better price
.,- .a.l they would had they met the
-,-,s, garler. The fact is, they have
-. %. ,,-. interested IN the doings of tie
A.. ,a..s commission than in selling WOO.
a. O.. vening with view of forum
,,sV rsriOual association. How this viii
N ra'. or whst good new association
n- 4 }. G,ricult TO foresee. Good, hon
,.,n.n 50 tne head of live national ssSo
rs..r &. wool growers, cGn 10 much good
B.,.~t . see where the present assoc
a. A,- eft UndOne what IL was possible
,Utar,gre. Let US hope that wise coun-
c. . vail.
>,... % = Of Australian wool hsve
a. +, p made at about
IOrIy Cents Per Pound,
rLlsL!inkase OF from fifty four to fifty
|,rrsrC-rt These are not the best wOOls.
>uv 4 them are slightly tender, some
,.-.r. rs.. but generally good fair woods
,.lsr VyCl market remains as il is, the next
l-,.-s.sa clip will be landed in Boston TO
: :, a;uvt forty cents per pound, or from
El5,y 10 ninety cents clean; and this IS
coz s,.-- Il opposition that the wool
.,Uuf-, 4 Texas must meet, and II is TO
! Lex. interest 10 watch the course Of that
frsl5t;. The buyers sent out from this
country Nil have reached their destination
, .-ig-e tbs ,etter reaches your readers.
i ,,,s no, believed that domestic wool can
|bs replaced st the prices which il is now
\ .nrg for IN the city of Boston, and this
i The ,,-p.s that governs prices OF wool
-scs-sly AZ less in times Of great scarcity
4 0. gt-a.U woods, or yyerabundancei IN
:Gcl cases supply and demand overrules
every oh - consideration. From general
f, .uvpy o' the wool market, and also OF
lie vGC,eu goods market, | am salts
Eel .s: everything points 10 better
rrss tia, -. things will rather improve
4 hsn g 1ackwar The stOppage OF our
sl.,, tor 20 long time has worked OH q
{ pod Gtal Of tae old stock OF goods on
1 ar' aul those who have shown popular
! cs- "t rev styles are taking u number OF
4 ,le- !o- tie coming season, all OF which
4 'arts 2. le;,er feeling. Manufacturers
-l7e bought u cir wo,l low; if they 10
=; .rs. .t. this the wool growers do, and
s hey .aou,d be sble to meet any reasonable
!-.-1t.t competition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-18
Nervousness

The moment there is danger Of impsir
merit OF the mind from excessive neryous
eIbau.iinn, or where there exists fors6od-
iLgs Of evil. desire for solitude, stunning
ard avoi1ing company. vertigo and ner'
yous debility, or when insanity has already
taken place. Psruns snd Manalin should
be implicitly relied on. Bat II IL IL never
yell n salt 20 long before treatment 10
commenced. The early symptom, are lnss
of strength, softnsss Of the muscles, dim
OF weak sight. peculiar expression Of the
fare and eyss, costsd tongue. with i'm.
p.irrd digestion; or in others, certain
poveIs only are lost, while they are oth.,
1i,e sriUy:ng com mpsrstirely god ne slEh.
In III ,h-f- PersHa snd Asnalin should ct
L... :. an.
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The 0m city IN .hanxe KIck.

/, ..' ~ iTY. Pa, September 1.-THE on
IAlhange held stormy meeting tbfs
',lulhS and refused 10 accept the C37ser,
's = ~ rs already adopted by three.fogr.r.
-, ".rhanges. This makes ii. CIV a
~. lie objection WIS on thu gro1, =
H.. '..-'!ce Cf admitting ETc5sr - =
,-3 L. BUSINESS and giving them > yoIs
re Conference Under the - ~
,,r' ' tie conference. three snail -.
~. . Nt'"h DO little or no bTs;,.Ss ,..s
s'- 'A'r sS Iusny votes - q .. 80 -
.r,r .'sS Of ooe hu-drru mlliIu