New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-07-25
GLEANINGs.
The hair Of ex-Fmprcss Euge6e is
almost white.

alta uYNn0
hAN4nuos
Tho h.;r of ox-rnn,.os. r,,naa .
.lnoast 1 White .o'' A1u0 -
,.-. ~ e..n -
lWo-n!tns q the countrys crop OF
s TT = -.. - ' - ~ =,
~ IS salG ina! 0ccaylng CABBAGE Will
produce dlphtherla sooner than any
otner nuisance ABOUT the house.
Since red coats are disappearing from
the Engilsh army, that color IS becom-
inss iasnlonaoie 10 rarls.
President Eliot, of Harvard College,
said the other day that there was not
an institution in our whole country
worthy % oe caileo q university.
twenty years ago there were nearly
nifty cotton mills in Glasgow, Scotland.
Today there IS barely q dozen and those
likely to be closed.
rug dogs have become SO common
that when young lady's pug is men
toned 1t is now readily understood not
to mean her nose.
A war on Washers and street flirts is
going on in st. Louis. A similar war
could be protitably undertaken in other
cities.
Amateur orange-culture in Florida is
like incubator chicken-raisinp in the
North-it leads to pleasant dreams, but
doesn't pay.
Relic hunters are bidding quite lively
for the dilapidated wheelbarrow that
Lyma Potter trundled twice across the
c0ntinonf Tho lock o{Eo,. ,vo, d1 Onn
but his widow wants more.
General G. L. Beauregard, of New
Orleans. does not think that the negro
race is increasing. The preyalence Of
crime amnnu them Is nrt,r;no varv dot.
rimental to them.
The Monroe (Georoia1 Advertiser "a.
ports that peonle in that section have
bepnn to do nits near their Residences
for hidino nlaces in case If a visitation
bv tornadoes. : : ','''.
Syracuse has been ;mnosed mon hv
two YOUNG men. who sold na;nted snar.
rows for canaries at two dollars each
Two good singing canaries were carried
along as advertisements.
Tha +ntal numhnr nf abba o,o,, :.
the United States in 1880 were p 279.
cmployinp 9. 40 persons. and renn;r;nu
capital Of 81. sd. O58 to carry ON the
business.
e,,ooossf,,, oroh. ~d;s+ s.,,s +h.4 ;.ho
wara ~ i've bic l;fa arar W. " LILY :. NJ
trim his treoa highar md nnstnro his
orchard with more sheen. n Mace If
ploush,uS or mulch,ps,
Norr;r croo, tho pnoa;ao,t 80 ~.
Western IIn;on Tolo9ronh Gomnon .n'
not manv Years aao rade ap thro"mh p Kay
lucky as a country doctor. carving his
medicines in his saddle-baes behind
him.
The AVERAGE cost Of every scboo,
house in nlinois was n Ss6. in Ohio
n 90o. IN NawYorr 70 Saa. n Tanr
essee. 1862: in VIRGINIA S49i. in North
Carolina, $13O, and in South Carolina.
947.
When ..stenc;,,, oil no;nt;noa con ho
honoht Of New YORK firms for from, a.
to 50 cents, without frames. and from
81 to $1.5O with frames, there is no ex-
cuse for farmers not keeping their corn
fields we'll supplied with scarecrows.
Twenty thousand Cinnamon are tn ha
bronpht to Rrazil Mt a cost ~ rio a
head. They are to be indentured for
five wears as laborers. and will he Maid
80 cents a day. out Of which thew will
have to feed and clothe themselves.
Alexander III Stephens. the last Gov.
ernor of Georgia, could not walk. Henry
D. Mcdaniel. the present Governor. is n
very bad stammerer, and cannot talk.
But. like Stephens. he is a man Of great
ability.
Accord;nc - tho Halted st.+os ro,,
n;ss;onar "a Edrno+;on OF, tx ono IN
haon n;uan Nv .,r;ma+a ;od;r;g""1o mas sas
educational nurposes in this country
within ten wears. This does NOT inclnda
the recent Gift of Slater and Others.
amounting to S8. OOO. 600. o'
7. 1eee ; n,,4ohn,a. a.oo.oa :,,
Enn yov b,,t 4ha hnst;, Hox ~ 49,
mon NJ domna,,ad 1 ;.s o aha~dnyn y. O MI
than ona b,ndrad vna,s a1ansaa hnfo.o
~ ~ -, o.s s..'psoa 49,
;ng seccnd sawi INV Pu. IN opeaa1,'D 81,
handsawvers '''''' "''' ~ - y
.,,
anIllualia m are JuD'a aa., oyef w. .'e
Ascy :. IalLo ~ .ne .Gmps =. .no
a. Ap ss Wn:cn s:.en'ls E naYe m sealcn-
~ ta; a9a 80 iong ~ sain' ane aa .;. con,
tdlu1uS Iuc IOulUS ~ CTOWucu Will u