New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-02-14
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a woman In Ch4rloStOn. .. ", mas =
ret OF false teeth that cost $1,000. She's
great Laughter. 81 fssasss1 st<t
Miss c. L. Wolfe. Of New York City,
II building NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cottage on q two-hundred-t thousand
dollar lot in Newport. r. l.
Texas proposes to have capitol
building as large as the one at Wash.
ington. 1t will come handy to store
pecans and cotton in.
The new postal card with flap will
call for new kind of letter carrier-one
with the length Of his eyes up and down
his face.
Yokohama merchants have sent to
New York 20. 900. 900 silk worm eggs for
gratuitous distribution among Ameri-
cans interested in silk culture.
A farmer living near Dayton. Ohio,
has three fur-footed hogs all of q litter,
and q Cincinnati man has sheep with
five perfectly formed legs and six feet.
1t is estimated that tho emigrants
who arrived in Winnipeg during the
past year brought capital with them to
the extent of $4,000, 900. Men and
money found a hearty welcome.
Captain Gilroy, who left San Fran
cisco alone, in cockle-shell boat of It
,ns burden. Aug. ~. for Australia g.
> miles away, was hailed by an inward
und steamer in November, all we'll.
The question of the morality of Walt
Whitman's Leaves Of Grass" is to be
tested in Boston court. A man there
has been arrested for sending it through
the mail. He is charged with ''circu-
lating obscene literature"
The London Queen says that "house
rent should never exceed tenth OF
ones income" The American is fortu-
nate who can kept it within twice that
proportion and live according to his
wife's sense of propriety.
When spelling is reformed" she'll
''Fm sailing on the oshun,
E7 The 40 il hi, no sail in site,
1t fills me with emOahun." +.
But one spell will not change it, name,
For she'll be seasick ali the same.
The charge for the Edison light in
New York is now at the rate of 80 an
hour for light equal TO 200 candles, or
about the cost of gas at So thousand
cubic feet, Meters for the registry of
the current used are being put in as
fast as they can be made and tested.
St. Louis physicians and druggists
unite in denouncing ''soothing syrups"
as poisonous, and consequently danger
Gus, especially when administered to
children by inexperienced and ignorant
persons. Many deaths are said to have
been caused bv their use.
Governor Blackburn, of Kentucky,
dads off in the pardon business Dur
ing his administration of nearly four
years he has pardoned more than 1900
criminals, RENTED fines of more than
$4,000. 900 and granted respites to other
fines to the amount of some $1,000, 900.
A Bostonian says there were twenty
four stormy Sundays last year, and that
the average in Boston during the past
fifteen years has been 164 stormy Sum
days q year. The Bostonian seems to
have kept careful note of his EXCUSES
for not att. ,ding church.
Miss Jessie F. Detchon, of Philadel-
phia, the sister of Miss Adelaide Detchon,
the actress, is one of the two practicing
female dentists of this country. She is
q graduate of the Pennsylvania Dental
College, the alma mater of the lady who
is private tooth carpenter to the En-
press of Germany.
Judge James Garland, of Lynchburg,
Va, has just retired from the bench at
the age of ninety-one. History records
but one instance before this of a Judge
reaching his ninetieth year, while yet
performing the duties of the bench.
That was Sir John More, and Judge
Garland exceeds even him.
Whygo. Igo, Mosquito, Morecabbage,
Dabelcabbage, Ballcabbage, Yesyoucab-
bage, Cusecabbnge, Mehigh, Yrmush.
Mycat. Crowbait, Cheek, Botherbroom
and Overcoat are the names of Allen
town, Pa, miners whose nationalities
are shrouded in mystery. Some of
them, however, are supposed to have
come from Havnn,..