-*T-,& In Raising Power, JE^T* The Rnssian representatives have left Bucklen 8 Arnica Salve Bartlett (Dem.) for governor of California, JlE^i^ The best salve in the world for Cuts, 632.Bulgaria and open hostilities between has an official plurality of pro-Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Price's Stands at the Head." the two countries are among the NEW ULM, MINN/ Other state offices are about equally divided. Fever Sores, Tetter, chapped Hands, 3 -ay*- Republicans elect four congressmen babilities. ^,*A5#^* Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and the Democrats two. In and positively cures Piles, or no 70S. BOBLETER, Editor Proprietor. To have lived in Brown county is all pay required. It is guaranteed to give the legislature the Democrats have 12 Chemist Health Department Cincinnati, that is necessary to render a man a regular perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. majority in the senate, and the Republicans Wednesday, Nov. 24, 1886. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by C. mascotte in politics. There is two in the bouse. L. Boos. Frank Randall, a former New Ulm attorney, Robimson (Rep.) for Lieutenant Gorernor who removed to Winona and Hon. W. R. Merriam, of St. Paul, is in Indiana has a majority of 3,- NEW WAGON SHOP. I have analyzed DR. PRICE'S CREAM BAKING took charge of Thos. Wilson's congres prominently mentioned in connection 319 oyer his Democratic opponent. Mr. H. Steinhauser desires to inform sional canvass, on the' Brown county with the speakership of the lower house POWDER. the people of New Ulm and vicinity The new set of china just ordered for plan, and put his man through on a of the legislature. Mr. Merriam is a that he has opened anew wagon shop I find it the best and most wholesome. As to the the White House will cost $10,000. The canter. The papers have been inquiring good parlimentarian and an honest, upright on Broadway,between First and Second strength of DR. PRICE'S CREAM BAKING POWDER country can afford it, however. THr. for the cause of Lovely's defeat,but North streets, and is now prepared to man. The members of the house do all kinds of work in his line. Repairing Cleveland's frugality in vetoing pensions none of them appear to have thought of it is far superior to the Royal. will make no mistake by elevating Mr. promptly done and at reasonable for deserving veterans has saved the fatal stupidity of the Republican Merriam into the speaker's chair. STRENGTH OF THE TWO POWDERS. rates. All work warranted. candidate in not securing a Brown fully $4,000 more than the money required Cubic inches of gas per ounce of powder: The county building of Lac qui Parle county politician to manage his campaign. for the dishes.Philadelphia Dh. PRICE'S #0.4 when last heard from was traveling in Judge Wilson doesn't have that Press. long head on him for nothing. Bedwood the direction of Madison. When it Royal 02.5 It's a^ little amusing to see the boys Gazette. get3 there it is doubtful whether the Prof. JOHN BOH LAN DER, Jr., who showed McGill the cold shoulder county seat controversy will be settled. Prof, of Chemistry and Toxicology, Cincinnati College of Medicine and Surgery, and during the campaign so solicitous about Chemist of the Health Department, Cincinnati, Ohio. A building which thinks nothing of a fifteen-mile We are pleased to see on our streets a the appointments that he will The following, Heads of the Great Universities and number of ladies who are going from journey across the country at make. Although the Governor-elect house to house ventilating the frauds this season cannot very well be depended Public Food Analysts, find Dr. Price'sthe purest and strong- practised upon our citizens by baking cannot satisfy everybody, we venture on to remain still for all future time. est. Free from Ammonia, free from Lime, free from Alum powder manufacturers, and giving the the prediction that his appointments housewife a good insight into the mysterious Absolutely and every drug taint,and recommend itsuse in every family. will meet general approval. Mr. P. H. Kelly must have been 25fe ingredients of that article. Every Free from Opiates, Em*tic* and Jhison, SAFE. greatly enthused when, a few day ago, Persons doubting the truthfulness of this can write any of the Chemists named: housekeeper interested in the purity Down in North Carolina a man hashe of human diet will allow these ladies to Prof. R. OGDEN DOREMUS, M. D.. L. L. D., Bellevue Medical College, New York. SURE. promised Postm aster General Vilas Prof. H. C. WHITE, State Chemist, University Georgia, Athens, Ga. been convicted of having swapped show the imposition and expose the adulterators that the electoral vote of Minnesota PROMPT. Prof. R. C. KEDZiE, Late President State Board of Health, Lansing, Mich. of our daily bread. Certainly, wives with a neighbor. He gave $1.50 Prof. H. M. SCHEFFER, Analytical Chemist, St. Louis, Mo. would be cast for the Democratic nominee AT DKVOOISTI AXD DEALER*. if a product of daily use is made Prof. CHARLES E. DWIGHT! Analytical Chemist, Wheeling, W. Va. to boot for a better-looking woman THE CHABLES A. VOGKLBR CO.,BAL1HOBI,MD. for President in 1888. The De.o appear better than it is, any means Prof. JAMES F. BABCOCK, State Assayer, Boston, Mass. than he had. Justice is not even-handed Dr. ELIAS H. BARTLEY,B. S., Chemist to the Dep't of Health, Brooklyn^N. Y. by which its inferiority may be judged, mocrats came nearer carrying Minnesota Prof. CURTIS C. HOWARD, M. Sc, Starling Medical College, Columbus, Ohio. in the Carolinas. The man who let ought to be thankfully received by an in 1886 than they ever will again, and Prof. DELFONTAINE, Analytical Chemist, Chicago, DL intelligent consumer. his good-Jooking wife go for an inferior Prof. R. S. G. PATON, Late Chemist Health Department, Chicago, DL don't you forget our prediction. Prof. JOHN M. ORDWAY, Mass. Institute of Technology, Boston. article and three fifty cent pieces is the Prof. R. A. WITTHAUS, A. M.. M. D., University of Buffalo, N. Y. one who should have had all the pains Prof. A. IA. SABIN, State Chemist, Burlington, i Saturday's Dispatch brings the sad WASHINGTON LETTER. Prof. JOHN BOHLANDER, Jr., A. M., St. D.. Prof. Chemistry and Toxicology, and penalties of the law meted out tointelligence that ex-Gov. C. K. Davis is College Medicine and Surgery, Cincinnati, O. him. Profs. AUSTEN & WILBER, Profs.Chemistry,Ruteers College.NewBrunswick,N.J. in danger of becoming blind. The light Washington, Nov. 19 1886 Prof. GEORGE E. BARKER, Prof. Chemistry University of Pennsylvania, Phila- of the left eye is reported gone, but the Although the approaching session of delphia, Pa. Two vessels were wrecked in Lake Prof. PETER COLLIER, Chief Chemist for the United States Department of Agri- Congress will be snart, there are indications occulist in charge of the case is in GERMAN REI culture. Washington, D. C. that it will be an active and Michigan during the storm last week, hopes that the blindness is only temporary Profs. HEYS & RICE. Profs. Chemistry, Ontario School Phannacy,Toronto,Canada. busy onp. Many Senators and Representatives and fourteen men lost their lives. An Dr. JAMES ALBRECHT, Chemist at the United States Mint New Orleans, La. He also thinks that the cause of For Pain'ABackache,, have arrived during the Prof. EDGAR EVERHART. Prof. Chemistry, University of Texas, Austin, Texas. Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, iron ore ladden vessel also foundered the trouble is overwork during the reweek, Prof. E. W. H1LGARD, Prof. Chemistry, University California, Berkeley, CaL and some of them have gone to Headache, Toetbaebe, Sprains, Brnlte*, etc., ct*. in Lake Superior, and the entire crew Prof. S. W. McKEOWN, Analytical Chemistry, Youngstown, Ohio. work in their committee rooms, while cent political campaign. PKICE FIFTT CENTS. Dr. HEINRICH DETTMER, Analytical Chemist. St Xouis, Mo. DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS of nine men perished. Numerous other others are getting ready for business. THE CHARLES A. VOOELEB CO., BALTIMORE, BD Prof. C. GILBERT WHEELER, late Professor Chemistry Chicago University, Chi- Ex-Gov. John S. Pillsbury has instituted Indeed there is a sufficient number of cago, 111. marine casualities are reported, and it MILLINERY" Prof. J. H. LONG, Professor Chemistry, Chicago Medical College andChicago College Senators here for a session of the Upper proceedings against the St. Paul is feared many more lives have been of Pharmacy, Chicago 111. House, and it is the intention of several Globe in an action for criminal libel. Prof. G. A MARINER Analytical Chemist Chicago, 111. -AND lost. Chairmen of Senate committees to call B. BEHNKE & CO,,, The complaint is based upon the article DRESS MAKING. special meetings before Congress opens in which Mr. Pillsbury, as chairman of Senators Sherman, Morrill, Edmunds Mayor Ames last week astonished Miss Mary Hopt, and others may be seen at the Capitol the Republican State central committee, the Minneapolitans by issuing an order every day now, busy at work, if' one is connected with some wildly imaginative closing up all the gambling dens in the will take the trouble to walk around scheme whereby the returns were city. It is reported that the gamblers oppo&ite the EXTENSIVE OPENING OF NEW AND DESIRABLE and glance into their committee rooms. to be tampered with and the election of were opposed to Ames as a candidate Many of the Capitol emplojes, too, have Union Hotel, New Ulm, FALL AND WINTER GOODS. returned from their vacations, and are inMcGill orougnt about at all hazards. for Governor, wishing to keep him gradually assuming their accustomed Has on hand a good 6tock of Milhrery Goods consisingin the mayoralty chair. By way of revenge part of Hats, Bonnets, Velvets, Silks, duties. Both wings of the Capitol are Ex-President Chester A. Arthur died Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, &c. the mayor now comes down hard rapidh progressing in the Work of renovation, Also Patterns for stamping monograms stampfall at his residence in the city of New andingeodressmakingErabroideiy kinds Work and Fashionabl on the boys. and the carpets, seats, York at 5 o'clock last Thuisday morning. done to 01 der READY-MADE desks are being laid and placed in position Boss & Seiter, The news his death was a in the Senate Chamber and Hall A dispatch from Chicago says a discovery of the House. great surprise to the country notwithstanding has been made of a conspiracy VMM! reports*of his serious illness The President is behind barred doors to poison P. D. Armour and other packers Successois toH. CONSTANS. preparing his annual message. In order that were from time to time' given out who had been prominent in resisting to find timefor this duty, he was to the public. The immediate cause of the demands of the strikers at the stock compelled to slam the door in the face his death was apoplexy and paralysis of visitoi's and office seekers, but now yards. A package of buckwheat flour Di[Y GOODS of the right side. He was 56 jears old. he is in even more serious trouble, for was sent to Armour's cook which, when rehis right hand man has been called away His funeral occurrea Monday, the analyzed, was found to contain strychnine to the bedside of his aged father, and it mains being taken to Albany for interment. sufficient to kill at least a dozen is possible that the Colonel may be detained Mr. Arthur was a great, good some time. In that event the families. IE this report is true the strikers man and his death is mourned by thePresident might be compelled, through Fire, Cyclone, Tornado, Hurricanes are not deserving of sympathy. lack of time and assistance, to cut his entire nation. and Windstorms. Represent the following message short, for which Congress old reliable companies. would be grateful. It would also stand Report comes from Chicago that the The official canvass of the votes cast German-American of N. Y. Springfield a chance, unlike his ponderous doculast anarchists are again plotting. It is Fire and Marine of Mass. Pennsylvania for candidates for Congress in the rement ETC. ETC. December, of being read Fire of Erie, Pa. Fireman's given out that they are secretly discussing cent election was made by the State through by some people. Fund of California American Fire of a plan to blow up the water tower canvassing board last Friday. Wilson Mr. Cleveland has not been in a good Philadelphia Orient of Hartford Commercial and then set fire to the city. The water humor for the past few days. Some (Dem.) in the First district has a plurality Union of London London Assurance prominent politicians from New York works destroyed, the fire department Co. and Northern Assurance of 2,828 Lind (Rep.) in the Second WE TAKE THIS EARLY OPPORTUNITY TO LWITE OUR have been to see him, and he heard Co. of London. could have no water, half the city would district has a plurality of 9,624 McDonald's some ver plain talk about his Civil Office in Brown County Bank go up in a blaze, and in tne confusion FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS TO GIVE US A CALL (Dem.) plurality in the Third district Service policy. When he last appeared NEW ULM, MINN thus caused the reorganized groups and thein the East Room to shake hands with is 1,205 i ice's (Dem.) in AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS. WE SELL AT his callers, the expression on his face companies of the Lehr und Wehr Verein Fourth district is 5,125, and Nelson's 0. NENNO, plainly indicated an annojed state of could easily capture the city. The THE LOWEST PRICES. *m (Rep.) majority in the Fifth is 42,698. mind. He couldn't smile and was not police are keeping a close watch on SOLICITOR The total vote for Congressmen is 215,- cordial, and the people went away with Home Insurance Co. anarchists' movements. a feeling that the ceremony was "decidfarcical. 883, being 25,000 more than the total A, Behnke, Manager. 18-edly vote in the Presidential election in Although the President has ordered The Democrats are doing all they can 84. The Pioneer Press says this indicates OF NEW YORK. that his country home be called "Oak CHAS, L. ROOSP to gdt up a quarrel in the Republican an increase in the population of View" instead of "Red Top," it is not Insures against loss by fire, cyclones, party over the senatorial fight. The Minnesota of at least 135,000 since the certain that he has more influence as a tornadoes and wind storms, at lowest cbristener than a knight of the quill rates. Democrats are cunning enough to see last census, and an increase of a quarter "Red Top," because the roof ot the City office at his old stand adjoining that if they succeed the Republican of a million since the census of house was painted red, was the name Newhart's office. party will not be benefitted. There has 1880, upon which the present allotment started by one of those disrespectful DRUGGIST and STATIONER, TAKE NOTICE. been but one voice by the people, and of congressmen is based. This assures newspaper men whom Mr. Cleveland would like to obliterate, for "desecrating it is not well to disregard their wishes Minnesota a considerable increase in I3ST My friends and acquaintances wih 1890,his domestic privacy." Of course no DE-A-XJIS R, This is a time when a Republican will the number of her members in please take notice that I have just received Administration people will hereafter Toy s, China and show himself true to the people's best upon whatever basis the allotment is to a large invoice of spetCk of this country place as "Red interests and at the same time serve his be made. The increase is most signal Top" to the end of the chapter. Cognac,Bourbon, Kuemmel, party well. No sideshows will be tolerated in the Fourth district, which cast 63,000 The apathy over the result of the elections White and Med Wines, is such as has scarcely been witnessed paste this in your hat.Northfield votes in 1886, against 53,000 in 1884 which I will sell in any quantity less Fancy Goods, here since the war ended. Democrats News. In the Fifth district there has been an are disgusted with the administration, than 5 gallons, at the lowest prices. increase of about 6,000. and although hnndreds of Virginians Respectfully, and Marylanders residing here Things have come to a pretty pass JACOB HCESCHELER. are legal voters in those States, very Games and Novelties, Albums, when a Republican paper cannot support Mr. Buck of this city, in a letter to few went home to vote, although free MAX ROSSKOPF HEO. MUELLER. its party nominees without being the St. Paul Globe, suggests the idea of passes were provided for those who ROSSKOPF & MUELLER, charged by an opposition sheet of having a convention or re-union of all former Plush Goods, would accept them. When a Virginia Democrat, speaking of the Republican been corrupted. Mr. L. Naegele, members of the legislature and state MANUFACTURERS OF victory in his State, says "I am glad of CIGARS* the publisher of the Minneapolis Freie officers of Minnesota, to be held at St. Notions. it," he must be deeply demoralized. Presse, saw fit and proper to support Paul on or about the 22nd day of February And yet many of them say it. As to the Republican nominees in the recent next, with ths view of obtaining the Republican officials and Government employes here, they are very much political campaign. This so exasperated much valuable information about the AND DEALERS IN pleased with the result, but do not dare some of the German Democratic early history of the state. We are inclined A COMPLETE STOCK OP ROOTS, HERBS, BARKS A to enthuse over it to any marked extent, Tobacco and Smokers' Articles, sheets that broadside upon broadside of to think that this is a good idea. for fear of being dismissed for "pernicious PATENT MEDICINES ALWAYS ON HAND or "offensiv partisan the vilest abuse was launched at Mr. activety'4 Papers on the attempted removal of the i ship. Naegele and the editor of the Freie state capitol to St. Peter, and the stealing PRICES QUOTED ON APPLICATION. Ruemke's Building, New Ulm, Minn. Presse, and yet these very same sheets of the bill by Joe Rolett on the A few evenings ago, when Representative PROMPT AITMNTIONXO MAIL OBDMUS. were yelling themselves hoarse about Barbour of Virginia reached passage of the old bond bill, its endorsement F. H. BEHNKE, Washington on his return from Europe, the proposed infringment upon "personal by the people, and the repudiation where he had been spending the Congressional =DEA LER IN= liberty." What is this personal Post Offloe Bloek, New uim, Minnesota. and final payment of the bonds, and vacation, the Virginia Association liberty if free speech and an untrammeled the means by which all this was brought gave him a rattling welcome press are not the fundamental with drums, music, procession, etc In about the old division scheme for apportioning THE NEW EM Bricked Brick! his speech Mr. Barbour attributed the desires to announce principles Consistency thou art a rare the internal improvement late Democratic reverses in his State to dersi jewel, especially in the camps of German lands the state prison ring and itsthe Mugwump policv of the administration. tw CITY PLANING WILL Democratic editors. Among those complications all these things and Senator Gibson and Hon. that he has manufactured and offers that have been the bitterest in denunciation John Gode were present, the one an others of a similar character, have their for sale an excellent aualitv brickv of Th7 art ardent Administration man and the -yy MANUFACTURES of the political course of the Freie made building brick. inward history, about which the members other just the contrary. It was amusing Gfcoderie^Ftfuit^Cf fodk- even in ske and admirably adSted 7nl Presse was the New Ulm Post. Even of the legislature/^ the early days DOORS, WINDOW SASH, to those in the secret to see how N chimney* eta. Yard8 one M hi after election this new conversion to are so familiar, and while the "whole these gentlemen dodged the issue so as &?- ^VENETIAN BLINDS, low Congregational church, New uiml not to have two Democratic speeches on Democracy comes out and insinuates truth" might not be very creditable to the same occasion conflict with each JOH N STCECKERT. that the political influence of the Freie Minnesota's statesmen, squared by modern bXay' |?GOO MOULDINGS AND FRAMES. TABLE BUTTER. other. ^Jtg *!& **fr.Jrc Presse was purchased by the Republicans notions, much of it would be very LADIESDOtice'fotF -SotJkmtisitffiM- Plaining, turning and all for $3,000. Either the editor of interesting. Instead of a re-union it New Brick,Uor. Minn. & Centre Strs., r\\ A andreliahleMedicineaarethehest the Post knew that he was uttering a work with rib-saw promptand ought to partake more of the nature of sho NEW UM, MINN. VJV\* todependupon. Acker's BloodElixir kindly othennotice take that I am prepared and"Sf damnable falshood, or ho was too cowfc a confessional, and, as the statute of limitation neatly excuted. 5^4 parties. CBEAM tJvS$* has been prescribed for yearsfor allim- TT ardly to make the charge direct. Mr. a will cover all these events, let puritiesoftheBIood. IneveryfomofScrof* Goods sold at Book-bottom prices for FBUIT CAKE, CIXBON (^KF RAT ulous, Syphiliticor Mercurialdiseases, it is All work guaranteed. Bates reasonable. it be as full and complete as possible. Naegele's reply to the Post is mighty SIN CAKE, PIES and other uecacies,"SSUS cash. Goods delivered in any part of invaluable. For Rheumatism,hasnoequaL interesting reading. at reasonable rates. Mankato Review. C. L. Boos, New Ulm, Minn. the city. f^ C. ZELUR, PropV. AUG. PREUSS.