New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-01
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In most theatres women are obliged to
remove their hats. But they are not
to be thus squelched. They mean to at
tract attention even it, in SO doing, they
spoil their attractiveness, and way down
east they have begun pompadouring
their HAIR until half the heads in the
theatees look like Cuban canebrakes.
The craze is said to be working west
ward and we may yet be driven to the
use of the machete to enable us to get a
view of tie wlggle and the twist on the
straightforward Republican.
Sulphur is the latest remedy for the
grippe. While prevailing as an epidemic
in Boston, not one of the 43 persons en-
ployed in a match factory was troubled
with it. Persons in localities where yell
low fever prevailed escaped it by wear
ing sulphur in their shoes. The same
thing proved protection against chol-
era and other epidemic diseases in Ger
many. It has also cured cases of rheu-
matisn. Sulphur worn IN the shoes has
sufficient power to pass through the bo-
dy, the clothing and the pocketbook,
blackening the silver there Mankato
Review.
The county auditor delivered the de-
linquent tax list to the clerk of courts
Friday, and it was found that there is
almost fifty pages more to the list than
there was last year. 1t was expected
that the list would fall 100 pages short
of that of last year, and the actual con-
dition Of affairs will make the officials
and printers do a lot Of extra hustling
IN order to get the report out On time
Minneapolis Times.
Bishop Potter, in an address last night
to the Church Temperance Society, at
the Waldorf Astoria said:
"We who belong to the so-ralled fav-
ored class have our clubs, but the poor
man cannot afford $lo0a year fol club,
and 50 he frequents the saloon. LIE,
there be no mistake. The man who
keeps saloon defends it, and justly, as
the, poor mans club. There are more
poor than rich, more saloons than clubs.
"The saloon; under the present condi
lions, is social necessity. ! We. may
abuse it, we may anathematise it, but 1t
is necessity as far as social intercourse,
relaxation and refreshments are necesl-
ties. Tie saloon exists because you and
1 have given our brother nothing better"
New York Journal.
Two ''fresh" young fellows walking
down street saw the minister approach
ing them and accosted him thus: "Say
Dominic, have you heard the news!'
mo, what is it," "The Devil is dead,'
was the reply. "Then in truth mus,
pray for two fatherless boys," was the
quick rejoinder.- Jeffersonian
Gov. Lind appears to be exercising
excellent judgment in making his ap.
pointnents. He j. going slowly and the
political activity of the candidates fol
appointments duringsathe campaign il
not considered the only qualification
, necessary. Fitness for the position ap
pears to be the. first requirement. Primo
ton Union. wit. :s.5. d. i
A little girl was much addicted to tn,
use Of slang. One day when she hat
been very naughty her mother said
"Now, Edith, you must go and shu
yourself up in dark closet and ash
God to forgive you and stay there unit
he does" Into the closet she went, blu
in about minute she appeared with
radiant face. "Wh ,xclalmed her moth
er, "what did you t. out SO soon for?'
"Oh, that's all o. i . .cplied Edith. g
just told God tina . sorry got s.
gay and asked HI please let me Of
easy, and He said: ~, don't mention
it Miss Jones; yo, of so worse."-