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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-06-20

They were talking about pioneer days
in Michigan, when man over by the
stove called out:
'Say, Uncle Billy, l presume you
have heard the scream of q panther in
your day?''
''Well, mebbe, and mebbe not" re-
piled the old man. 81 lived next door
to your grandfather, and when heard
screams I never was quite sure whether
it was painter over in the slash or
your grandfather and his wife having
one o their spells, which ended in the
neighbors assembling next day to coax
the old woman to come down from her
tree and make up with him. Detroit
Free Press.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-06-20
FOLLY SHOTS.

A trim little Boston maiden who had
been sitting bolt upright in chair
during an evening party, all by herself,
was accosted by a sympathetic old gen.
tleman upon whom the child's prefer
natural patience and solemnity had
made deep impression
II should think you would feel very
tired, my little one he said.
ooh, yes, she replied, with a languid,
blase air, ''these social occasions are
great trial to ones feelings"
In the barroom of Washington ho-
tel q gentleman was praising the wit
and eloquence of well-known orator.
II have heard him in the Senate and
on the stump" but he is always great
est at the dinner table,
II bet you, know greater one,"
Clipped in an Omaha man present.
II doubt it, returned the first
speaker.
''You may doubt it, if you WILL" said
the party from the region of the setting
sun, "but it's Gods truth that I have
known him to eat three pounds of steak
at a single meal"
SIS it right to love your neighbor as
yourself at all times?' asked neophyte
of the village pastor.
'No,' returned the truly good man,
''not if there is a fanlight over the
door,"
The early development of conscience
is one of the most interesting features
in the growth of child. Nothing can
be more suggestive to the thoughtful
mind than to see small boy travel half
mile out of his way in order to avoid
q single factory.
A lady whose husband had been
elected to Congress, and was much dis
turbed by the stories she had read of
the malarious atmosphere of the Capt.
tai, asked one of his constituents if he
thought it was safe for her husband to
live in Washington.
.'Safe'' he rejoined, swell, should
say so. It's about the only place in the
country where man can steal with
positively no risk of being sent to State
prison for it,
Into the child's sick room walks a
friend of the family, and going up to
the bedside Of the convalescent says:
."Glad to see you so much better,
Minnie"
Thanks" returned Minnie. II
shall be out in few days.
''Aad how long is it since you began
to get well?''
''About week or ten days. answered
the child, sever since our doctor was
drowned"
A Chicago physician undertook to
explain to his little daughter the differ
ence between the two schools of medi-
cine. He reflected for some time as to
how he should express it in the sim
plest and most ineligible way. Finally
he informed her that the difference
consisted in this: That homeopathy
meant small quantities and allopathy
meant large quantities. His daughter,
catching the idea, promptly exclaimed:
''Then know what old Mrs. Parker
meant when she said sister Mary was
out Of proportion. She's got homeo-
pathic nose and allopathic feet.''
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-06-20
WHOLE NUMBER 4Ol
That Reminds Me-

Several years ago Andy caught .
three-pounder, and John grew cores
pondingly green with envy, and staked
the cigars that he would beat him be-
fore the season was over. One day
John, Andy and Jake were hard at it
on the beautiful banks of the Swatara,
when John observed big bass jump
from the water some distance from
shore. Several times the fish emerged,
and then John resolved to 60 for the
bass. Taking boat he rowed out and
threw live bait for the bass. He
wouldn't strike, and continued to flop
in a singular fashion, and John eau
tiously rowed up to him, placed both
hands under him, and threw into the
boat not only seventeen-inch bass, but
also ten-inch catfish.
John was exultant, and at once
claimed that Andy's insignificant three
FOUNDER was cast into the shade by this
double haul. On examination, howev-
er, it was discovered that the bass in en-
deavoring to swallow the catfish had
been perforated as to his head by the
spines of the catfish, one of which pro-
truded through his right eye. Andy
and Jake at once claimed foul, hold
ing that John had taken advantage of
the bass by approaching him on the
blind side, and refused to allow the CT
gars, though the double catch may have
slightly exceeded in weightAndy bass.
Here's another: Joe McC. was fish
ing at the above place with q live frog
for bait. For more than an hour he
waited in vain for bite. Pulling up to
examine his bait he found his line lead
ing to the shore, when to his extreme
surprise and pleasure (?) he found Mr..
Frog seated calmly on rock by his side
enjoying his otiune cum dig. Joe de-
clares that the batrachian winked at
him with the most consummate impu-
dence.
While out West heard the following
version of the famous crow and turkey
story. My friend said: i was South
few years ago, and two of my friends,
named Charley and Henry brothers,
went out 'cooning with a darkey. I
saw the darkey afterward and asked him
what success he had had, and he said:
eyer see, Mars Henry, said we'se go
in cahoot. Well, we got TO- 'coons''
elbow did you divide?" '.Well, Mars
Henry he takes two, and Mars Charley
he takes two, an" ''What did you
get?" "Well, don't know scratch
ing his head; then Frightening up, II
reckons gets the 'cahoot' "'-Forest
and Stream.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-06-20

In mountain spring, crystal drop
Came trembling up to the CLASSY top;
II came from the dark, cool depths of EARTH
Aud the sunlight kissed it at its birth.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-06-20

The Buffalo Courier does not believe
that dime novels do the harm with
which they are often credited. ''ODce
in while" it says, .'they may induce
an over-imaginative lad to set out fol
the frontier, as the sea tales Of quar-.
ter of a century ago induced boy hert
and there to go to sea; but in every
such instance the restless yearning fol
adventure is in the youthful heart, and
the stories only suggest 8 method Of
gratifying it. They certainly did not
create it, though they may have fed i
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-06-20
The Drop and the Cloud.

In mountain spring, crystal drop
Came trembling up to the CLASSY top;
Il came from the dark, cool depths of earth,
Aud the sunlight kissed it at its birth.
Ear up in its azure realms of sky,
The clouds of summer are passing by,
And the little drop looked up, and said,
As it saw the glory overhead,
sOh, would that to me the boon were given
TO move in the shining ranks of heaven!"
And oft again in its downward course,
AS it hurried from its mountain source
bubble, borne by the trimming brook
To many a wild and Swallowed nook,
Or loitered slow with the hayward stream,-
Hut on and away the waters flow,
Through woodland and meadow far below.
Over sandy plain and stony bank,
And through swamps, like jungles, dense apd
rank;
Imprisoned long within rocky walls,
Now plunging down over dizzy falls,
They turn the wheels of the busy mill;
Now white with foam, now dark and stil.
Till at length river, deep and wide,
1t flowed where cities stood by it's side,
And at last the river reached the sea,
And the dream and dreamer ceased to lie:
The drop was lost in the heaving deep,
Where all the rivers of earth must sleep,
But the sun that kissed the newborn drop.
And whose floods of sunbeams never etop,
Had not forgotten his little child,
Born of a cloud in the mountain wild,
And he !oosed his thread of golden light
And up from wave of snowy white
The drop was lifted so tenderly
1tnever knew when it left the sea,
But found itself drawn up to the sky,
Afioat in the heavens, soft and high,
AS free as the winds OF airy space,
AS fair as the morning tender grace,
One tranquil eve, mid the purple ones
That shine in the light of setting suns.
1T saw far down on the distant earth
The forest-spring where it had its birth,
And all of the winding-way it went,
With many murmur of discomfort;
And the early dream came back again,
As the thought of youth came back to men:
That thread Of silver that ever turned
Away from the skies for which it yearned,
That wandering life of fall and foam
That seemed to lead it away from home
1t now could see was the very road
That lead it up to it's blest abode
L. D. Brewster, in St. Nicholas.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-06-20

''1s it right to love your neighbor as
yourself atal times?' asked neophyte
of the village pastor.
mo- returned the truly good man,
mot if there is a fanlight over the
door,"
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-06-20

On the fence of an old graveyard in
Pennsylvania appears the following in.
scription in large white letters: Use
Smiths bottled ale if you would keep out
Of here.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-06-20

The Vicksburg Herald estimates that
there are forty pistols to every subsoil
pillow in the State Of Mississippi.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-08

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The JaVweied Garter,

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TWO ROOMS. CGNNANDNG TIE
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. GIRL 10 TAKE CARE o. CEu-
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uE VII GIVE FIFTY rtELES
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SHAWL LOST.

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