New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-18

Don't fail to hear james Clement AM.
brose. He will give you more than
your moneys worth of wit, good sense
and eloquence. He keeps his audience
in good hulnor throughout his entire lee
ture.
Redwood Gazette Peterson Of New
.Ulm was in town for few hours Satur-
day. Mr.. Peterson came in from the
country districts, where he had been
spending the week selling threshing ma
chimes. While here he made arrange
ments for a transcript of all afidavits in
the case of Mary Scanlan VS.. John Grim-
mer, involving the Gleason Beard forger-
les, and from the decision of Judge
Webber in the case an appeal is to be
taken to the Supreme Court. Mr.. Peter
son represents the Grimmer interests.
7. 0. Currie, one of the immigration
officials of the Canadian government,
was in the city Monday and made ar
rangements for exhibiting the wonder
full resources of the Canadian provinces
at the Brown County Fair next week.
This exhibit will consist of an extensive
display of all the products, fruits, natur-
al and cultivated grasses, threshed grain
and grain in straw, that have helped to
make the country to the north of us
land of plenty. Mr.. Currie and Mr.. Da-
vis, who is in charge of the Canadian
immigration Bureau at st. Paul, will be
here in charge of the exhibit and at the
same time will offer liberal inducements
to settlers desiring to acquire home
steads from the Canadian government.
The writer has seen samples of the pro
ducts to be exhibited and can truthfully
say that it will pay the farmers of Brown
county to inspect them and learn under
what conditions they are raised. Mr..
Currie says that thirty bushels of the
hest hard wheat will he the average
to the acre throughout the Dominion
and he has seen many that he wouldn't
be afraid to buy for forty from merely
looking at it.. ..-,'..
Dr.. j. Welcome Jr. was in the city
Sunday, accompanied by Alenzo Nichols.
Mr.. Welcome is at present the examin-
ing pension surgeon for this district and
the object of his visit here was to secure
endorsement from Republican committee
men for reappointment. The opposition
to him, it is said, originated in Sleepy
Eye and has succeeded in enlisting the
support of nearly all of the old soldiers.
Three hundred of them have signed q
petition in which they ask for the REIN
statement of the board originally aa-
pointed by Harrison. This board con-
sisted Of Drs. J.:W. b. Welcome Sr. of
Sleepy Eye, Flynn of Redwood Falls
and Schoch of New Ulm. During Cleve-
lands administration this board was
succeeded by one consisting of Drs.
Strickler and Frits he o: New Ulm and
Workman of Tracy, all Democrats.
These gentlemen soon resigned because
of lack of business, and DR.. Welcome Jr.
Of Sleepy Eye was appointed to act as
local examiner. He is strong partisan
but for some reason or 9TH
er is not wanted by a certain faction at
Sleepy Eye, many of whom are old sol
diers. Congressman Met Cleary will have
to settle the difficulty, and just what he
will do will be awaited with interest.
Miss Tardo, the young woman who
manipulated one of the devices at the
Fair grounds on the Fourth, of July and
the next day gave an exhibition at Sleepy
Eye, has recently been heralded through
out the country BY the Minneapolis pa
pers as the most wonderful human
anomaly Of the age. She has been ex-
amined By Minneapolis physicians, who
say that she cannot feel; therefore she
knows neither pleasure nor pain through
the nerves Of touch. She Is immune to
poison therefore, neither the veno m Of
the deadliestsleptiles nor the most pow
erful poisons Of science have any effect
upon her. She has absolute control of
her own blood circulation, says the Jour
nal, and therefore cannot bleed to death.
Her neck can be disIoc ocated, but she only
smiles and knows. neither pain nor dis
comfort. Her heart can be punctured
with sharp weapons and her body per-
forated with bullets still she experien- 8
ces neither pain nor injury. She can
drive hat pins through any part Of her
body, but 80 wonderful is the healing
power of her constitution that the most
jagged wounds are healed ii . few days.
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