New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-12-13
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men took his small brother out for a
drive with him in his new dog cart.
the other afternoon and soon began to.
believe he had an e! ephant on his hands,
for that small boy is OF an inquiring turn
of mind and can ask more unansWerable
questions in given space Of time than
any youngster on the nights, says the
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
Say, Charlie he suddenly began,
s.is God everywbe ~ a
Rather startled BY the sudden query,
Charlie stammered: W-Why, yes, I
guess sowhy, Of cours, yes, God is
everywhere.
rs he in this dog -cart2''
"Wby n-ny-e-s er-that is, sup
pose - yes why certainly yes. He's
in the dog Cart faltered Charlie, doubt
fully, as he turned to bow profoundly to
two young ladies Of his set
''Well, then, say, Charlie, where is he
under the seat?" persisted the young
seeker for the truth.
But the young ladies were just then
smiling their prettiest and Charles mind
was elsewhere he :.bsentmindedly
replied hurriedly:
ooh, yes, I suppose SC" tS ~:-s@
Fairly bursting with Indignation, the
youngster damned his pudgy fists into
his preoccupied older brothers ribs and
cried, in voice that could be heard a
half block against the wind: -.
"Why, you impolite old thing! Amt
you ashamed of yourself--you settin'
there all over the best cushions and
Geepin' God down under the seat! Fie
for shame! Move right over, SO God
can have room to sit down." ..
Charlie nearly fell out of the dog cart.
New Ulm Combination Feed Mill
Stockmen and Farmers, take notice.
For the first time New Ulm has Com
bination Feed Mill. Therefore we cain
estly ask the attention of all, having an
interest in the grinding of feed, for the
combination feed mill has finished its
second season in practical use in this
state. Throughout these seasons of sew
ere test its performance has been such
that the maker has full confidence in the
mill. 1t stands clear above all other
feed and grinding mills and is re-emin-
emily the mill for general work. At this
late date it is not necessary to devote
space to the analysis of a chemist the adj
vantages of feeding corn and cob meal
and other ground food 1t is fair to pre-
sumo that the general public is we'll in
formed along these lines, for our agricul-
tural papers and stock journals are filled
with reports, not only from experim ental
colleges, but from practical men Of well.
1t is no longer a question of whether to
grind feed or not. but question Of what
mill to selectto do the work. Fol years
there has been before the pubic, mills i'm
perfect in principle and such has been the
desire for something cheap that the re-
suit has been mills that are low priced,
but which are utterly destitute of all
those little handy devices and attach,
ments which go to make them truly SER
viceable and valuable. The agricultural
journals and stock papers show saving
of forty per cent. to stockmen and farm
ers on the Combination Mill, in which
the corn and cob and oats are ground to
a mixture. 1t may seem unreasonable to
ignorant and supplemented people. but
nevertheless these are the mills that were
awarded the medals at the Worlds Fair
at Chicago above all other mills, l re-
main Yours truly
The Combination Feed Man.
A "Trust" Which Is Popular,
There is great deal Of Indignation
felt against trusts. The Sugar Trust, the |
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