New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-03-27

i none; adOrns wit ]; renders humor agree
liable; augments friendship redoublea
Hove, and united with Justice and gener-
osity, becomes the secret cham Of the
society Of mankind de Scuderi.
No man, with 4 mans heart ID him.
gets lar On his way without some bitter,
sou'-scorchlng disapp ointment. Happy
ne Wle Is brave enough to push on anoth-
erstage q the Journey and rest where there
are Giving springs Of water, and three
score and ten palms. Z Brown.
Little self-denials, little honesties,
little passing words Of sympathy, little
nameless acts Of kindness, little silent
victories over fayor1te TEN ptatiions
these are the silent threads of gold which,
when woven together, CLEAN out so
brightly in the pattern Of life that God
approves. Canon Farrar.
find a pleasure in ex preston for its
own sake, but I have not the inevitable
souehs OF the true poet, the unconquera-
bic patience of the conscious artist. The
right words do not fall into the right
places at my bidding. I have written
few good paragraphs and possibly no
single perfect lined. IA. Symonds.
It always grieves me to contemplate
the initiation of children into the ways
Of life when they are scarcely more than
infants. It checks their confidence and
simplicity, two of the best qualities that
heaven gives them, and demands that
they share Or sorrows before they are
capable Of entering into our enjoy
ments.-Dickens. .-E~
Murmur at nothing; if our ills are ir-
reparable, it is ungrateful; if remedies,
it Is vain. A Christian builds his forti-
tude on a better foundation than stoi-
cism; he is pleased with everything that
happens, because he knows it could not
happen unless it had first pleased God,
and that which pleases him must be the
best.-Colten.
Besvery vigilant over thy child in the
April of his understanding lest the frost
of May nip his blossoms. While he is a
tender ,twig, straighten him; whilst he is
a new vessel, season him; such as thou
makest him, such commonly shalt thou
find him. Let his first lesson be obedi-
ence, and the second shall be what thou
wilt.-Quarles.
The following report of the presenta-
ton of 'sRio Grande'' at Golden Gate
has been presented to us for publication
The Golden Gate Amatuer Dramatic
Company earned fresh honors last Sat-
urday evening in their rendering of that
beautiful drama, "Rio Grande." The
audience was large and manifested APP
probation by frequent outbursts of ap-
plause. The play was carefully staged
| as to general effect and detail, and every
thing moved along so nicely that 1t
seemed as if each member of the COM
pany was to the manner born, instead of
an amatuer. ALI in all, it was the best
piece the company has yet produced and
so we'll we're all of the roles taken that
1t would be unjust to discriminate
through individual mention. The cast
was as follows: Jose, Segura, wealthy
Spanish American, Arch Honeymann
Col. Lawton, commando of the garrison'
Frank Sherman; Capt. Paul Wybert, a
junior officer, R. B. Kennedy; Judge
Biggs, an enthusiastic citizen, H. Helm
erdinger; Lieut.. Cadwalladar, holiday
soldier, Walter Martinez Johnnie Bangs
a dime novel despe1ado, Isaac MARITIME
Corporal Casey, an old veteran. Francis
Flynn; Retta, Segura's niece and in love
with Paul, Miss Helen George; Sophia,
Lawton's daughter and betrothed to Paul,
j. Miss Grimes; Mamie, nineteenth cen
fury belle, Mrs.Heimerdinger; Mrs. Biggs,
the Judges guiding star, Mrs. A. H.
Pickle. -
Miss Bessie and Mr.. ". E. Chaffee and
the Hopkins brothers OF Fort Ridgely
furnished some excellent music between
the different acts. ~ "
a." Linden. r-~~
Peter Olstad is building large new
barn. r. -
Mrs. Suborn has just returned from a
visit with relatives at Kasota.
Miss Carrie Botten has returned to
Mankato. ~ IT,.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. 81. Helling are on the
sick list.
II. Grenholdt's son is very i'll.
We are glad to learn that Peter Har-
hn who fractured his leo RECENTLY. is