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New Ulm weekly review (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892

April 29, 1891 · Page 6 of 17

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THE FAEM AM FIELD. as so on as he is an I T*IS TtMtNtMfcMfe A A S a ms of RUMORS* be cleared a he filled with something else, Ther is a won I is rather a curious fact at he to E on he A E S O I N E E S O E derful a in variety a there are in as a as the a of W E S E N FARMER many a a at might be introducing his a a William as he chronic car joker on used in a similar manner Forget a to public life. he me-nots primroses, daisies, wall-flowers, at line of a a seldom board a Bar a a a were no relation to each other, we believe. (Jiticura pansies, violas carnations a a W in a in he a in it guying he conto in as a as nomi pinks are all suitable for a change in S a S or left it it raising a general a congress in he Bridgeport fact, outside in gardening as S in laugh at he a or trainmen's hitherto in one groove, district. I as strongly republican, TTUMOK8 OF TH E BLOOD, SKIN, Scalp, whether itching, horning ble he only things used being a few exot expense. Yesterday however a his election a been scaly, crasted.jpimply, blotchy, or copper-ooloi Farmer a a ics in summer a a shrubs in winter. with loss ot hair, either simple, scrofnlc_ natural there as me opposion he arrived a at he a on a hereditary, or contagions, are speedDn S me day when a nothing a inside he windoAV, in to a as a a permanently, economically, and infallibly barely in me swing on it a a cases, a a cleansing else to do ^tak a ride through he by the CUTICURA. REMEDIES, consisting ot Willia a a a a I 7 ticket. ad just caught his breath, TICTJBA, the great Skin Core, COTICORA BOAT, an with a a water to exqnsite Skin Purifier and Beantifler, a 3 anfd count all the neatly-kep facturer as brought against he impurities lodged thereon by he after seating himself with the usual CTJTICUBA RESOLVENT, the new Blood Purifier barn-yard^ see. E if by he democrats a there first disa and greatest of Humor Remedies, when the besfc fires a created by he long severe daily crowd of fellow travelers, when physician and all other remedies fail. This h» S iv eo'plexio kim he election tactics from which a other duties, go if for no other winter. I is rather so on to strong language, but trne. CUTICUBA' BKHKOOS he conductor appeared are the only infallible blood purifiers. afta d' a di a he afterward became a reason an of curiosity. I a report he soil a be up Sold everywhere Price, CUTICURA, 50ej beau'f ul complexion guaranteed if d1 a got a ticket," began he ready—Gardening Illustrated on he election, he revolutionized ride of miles will see SOAP, 25c RESOLVENT. *1 Prepared by Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation, Boston. joker in his usual vein, and. he crowd blood am pure da the district, which went from Send for "How to Care Skin Diseases." ten half neatly-kept barn-yards a a a it its daily guy. S a am salvation fo A S he republican side over to he demo *j£Pimples, blackheads, chapped and ofly more an re likely "All right give me 5 0 cents, responde Thes should a a olean cratic a a to A we claim for it is an a 3 Bkin prevented by CUTICURA SOAP. he official. one—as it should be kept will up a a a mulching of farma Herald to purify he a ina "Never carry anything so small, Backache, kidney pains, weakness, aael see a ago here, a there, over manure he .aeumatism relieved In one minute by ths,CUTICURA he liver. All the year round a he travele picked a $ 2 0 ft ANTI-PAIN PLASTER. 2Se» there a sled a in a place a be run through he rows a he beds, bill, did a it up can on Pierce' a O a a hay-rack, flat on he grcmnd, all raked lightly before applying he "Mak receipt first," he Medica is in all SICKHEADACHEI A a from 1 6 2 2 a mulch. If he soil is of very a ranged a he middle of he lot continued, "I' mall business to a cases of blood-taint or no of age he a E a a their nature, a subject to cracking on as he receipt as duly punched a besides all these things will a at their a me or nature. lower lips pierced under each corner IPoaltlTelTcured toy he surface, it a be pricked up it out he to ok it a began a long a CARTERS see plow", corn-planter, harrows these Little Pills. It's he cheapest blood-purifier of he for labrets W he a fork, light soils are better when labore inspection of it, still holding Tsajr also Nliave small hay-stacks piles of boards sold is N a Matron disturbed except by he a on his $ 2 0 bill, at he a me me incision is first a a pointed irnx rails, a other things I Algaatloa _. aggravating he conductor with a doses of in rake. I mulching pack plenty pieces of iv are tin •ritnc A parfeetraaa IVER a ncm enumerate superfluous questions "Engine all of the material close up to he a After he heals he hole is •dy forPi win—.Haw— are offered for a dollar. Dtowataaaa, Bad Tm right? Airbrakes or handbrakes gradually stretched to half an inch in a in &, a a a a at over all a a beds, a Why? a it's sold on a ia tha Month. ©••-__ N chained? A rebate on PIUS. diameter. S me of he poorer a iv tread he soil firmly a he plants Tonfaa.Pain is tk» MA* ought to a farmer a peculiar plan, a a for this ticket? it ally a TORPID LOT*. Thaj wear labret a a el coal, mulching these beds likewise with N a blade of grass to be seen, when ngvJato the Bovala. the good to A stop-ove allowed? etc ivory on gravel a glass stop me mild kind of manure Paraly Tagatabla. there should be a well-sodded yard A the conductor began to tire of Ccata pers a in from ships, which an ask re or a will require rich mulchings. In thinking of the a a farmers he fensiness, he funny an handed a for he purpose All an CAST1E MXDICnU CO., WW TOSS. Youn a of strawberries Medica is is a I a known I an remember over is $ 2 0 bill a suddenly drew it a in a agate W a standing in nurse beds should a a extract, Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price. back, adding, "One question more I ingto Letter one as a well-kept barn-yard be planted 2 0 by 2 4 inches a a up in large contains no al And as he a indicates, he is a is a through a "Be on a of deeply trenched a very methodical farmer. A a for life," replied he conductor taking he coho to inebriate, no syrup or sugar Ther are stuffs at a he thoroughly a land, planting bill, "an at is he added everything a everything in its to a digestion is pleasant to average an splinter he firmly. a large label to pocketing he bill a deliberately The Soap place, is his to a he entire he taste, and equally for a Crepe Chine a a each variety^ a a of farm at his to as beme .movin a a "it' through it adults or children. Priestl silk. W it these frocks a reality, a mere theory he a a it on of each variety, 'change," a he entire car smiled at a one an be a a he is cures all Ski he funny an a his disappearing in case of he loss of he labels. W he drives into the his beautiful. $ 2 0 bill.—Buffalo Commercial. affections, a kindred ailments a on as a place of its own each a a practice of planting piece of machinery as its place. their forced a should get that A a in S Nothin is left in he center of he lot he land dug fort so at it a RIDICULIN A N I N E N O Of health and strength renewed and of ease for a horse to run over a perhaps settle before planting me arrives.— "I is the edict of the world, said and conilort follows the use of Syrup of cripple itself. Thi barn-yar furnishes Gardener's Chronicle. the a a a he world O it on In E E in Figs, as it acts in harmony with nature to pasture for work horses during Cleans laughs with weep a weep S it on to Build he summer nights, a for four effectually cleanse the system when costive S S in alone.' Friend are a when he a Railroad 01 five calves through he entire sum or billions. For sale in 50c. and $100 bottles A sowin in shallow dri.ls, 9in purse is long, when care a afflicon mer, it does not contain over George Stephenson he celebrated by all leading druggists, a a of Frenc or nearly N a comes—-ah, is it at I should acres the horses are never aled engineer, used to speak with indignaon Most carrots should be a on he this ad truth, at in such to run in it when he gronn is A gentle spring—The first hop of a baby of he "Parlimen bad border. I preparing he soft Of course, it never becomes cut as these friends are indeed few! kangaroo. gered a baffled him with their ok up a rough. he farmer as hauled ground, a a a a of a fine day he a of friendship is something plenty of gravel a the barn, a learning when he to build a 'Penny wise and pound foolish" are so at he surface so/l a me I a long consecrated in in those who think it economy to use cheap little or no is found there. at dry before sowing he seed, heart of hearts On should be free railroad from Liverpoo to Manchester. soda and rosin soaps, instead of the good is Lenox. A barn-lots are along he a a dressing of wood ashes a be with all possessions should be old Dobbins' Electric Soap for sale by all ad line with the house-yard, one grocers since 1864. Try it at once. Be applied before he drills are closed, as miserly of his friends. a friends "Th from the engines'" said sure, buy genuine. suppose as care would be a manure a remedy S igainst wire- as treat life's earlier a learned men "will kill he birds, taken to keep in order as is used Earl a turnip seed a fortifying to of A Newark wig-maker is engaged in writing on other premises There is just a he sparks will set fire to he 1 a novel, which he calls The False Heir. friends, or he latter will on a should be sown' 1 a a fields a houses he passengers will where a mistaken as a ride will Dyspepsiaisthe tae from he friends of our A small sowing'only *shoul be convince he house-yar a be a seasick the noise will frighten For strengthening and clearing the voice, are no the best of all enduring be perfectly neat a he adjoining a a agjun in three weeks. Large a a the game, a a of use "BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES "I through life it thought or need a a innkeepers will be b^rn-lot a be a perfect slough of breadth ate undesirable at this have commended them to friends who were public speakers, and thev have proved extremely filth a disoider. of change. A a a said. W of early a as the a run to seed serviceable."—Rev. Henry Ward of he present a I Is or I W do these men realize at are so alone in this world rapidly. Badishes should be so on cure a its a a SleU S a Beech er. he fast mail coaches were driven at their lots are lots on an otherwise aclie, Constipatio a at a a in to love at the border, he turnip-roote he a of miles an hour W picture? W use a •frieud to heart—an a John L. Sullivan calls a drink a shoulder varieties being employed Cover he Stevenso asserted at his am little foietliought when driving in brace. It strikes from the shoulder, everv God!"—Detroi Fre Press radish beds with dry litter until he coaches would a a in a re tim e. with machinery a eludes? I a seeds /tome up when it should be rapid a of speed, he as laughed at no longer to in a wagon to he a off he a a replaced at a at as a crack-brained enthusiast a a S to of S a Da FRANK POWELL (White Beaver) Union a me place each time, an it does to Block 4th & Cedar St, St .Paul, Minn .NERVOUS night. Mr. HalsteacL to me a to of unhitc wherever the horses a hap a re beeome so a claim a speed over DISEASES OF YOUNG E N ESPECIALLY. pen to to General Sherman he editor as in a on he dta estl*o ff- a fifteen miles an said he nervus a srlvlna- to a mr t« "But, a one, "I haven't W a in to as a newspaper correat Dress like a tramp and your friends will a a food N griping-or a a counsel of he of he overlook you, bat a policeman will look Th remaining of parsnip left think a he outbreak ot he war Sold Everywhere* you over. railroad to Stephenson, just as he in he ground should be dug up so simply because is in such a S an there, as a colonel. Office. 39 & 41 Park Place, ST.Y as a to appear before a parliaa contused jumble at do he so ones being stored in is One a in a a of soldiers a ALLEN'S IRON TONIC BITTERS WILL IMPART committee know jourselr much I CURE FITS! cheerfulness, vhacity and buoyancy of earth or a in a place. he newspaper he subject oft he A of he committee spirits. All genuine bear the signature of a until "size up, as the remaining artichoke tubers should be a of he in a it a of Washingto ed to he railroad, J. P. Allen, Druggist, St. Paul, Minn. housekeepers a try it once dug up a stored as advised for parsnips. a me up when Colonel S an he could a he simple-hearted if for satisfaction, When I lay core I do not mean merelytostop 1 Plantin tubers a be Lost at C—the school grimly said. a of boy who got stuck engineer assert an absurdity at foratuna andthen have them return again. I mr for the pleasure of the people ?/vho there in the alphabet into a heap protecting with litter of W a in to is such at if our radical cure. I have made the disease of FITS, kill he project. a place. A first they 'taiay LEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS a hfe-long study. I from frost, until he ground is in in he capital should be at Well, Mr. Stephenson be asked, a remarks a be inclined t-'/wonat Many years have gone since a pood family warrant my remedy to core the worst cases. Beeaass readiness for planting. I digging up a a meet with reverses, he "perhap could go seventeen doctor originated Johnson's Anodyne Limment. ethershave failed is no reason for not now receMaaja can a taken possession of I cure. Send at once for a treatise and a Free Bottlsot he crop of artichokes, it is better to of Washingto would cut the miles an hour? it is so unlike to ha*e order myinfallible remedy. Give Express and Post OSsa, "Yes. a a ne do open a trench at one end of he piece a of he on he sidea H. G. HOOT, M. 183 Pearl St., N. Yi Why is a defeated candida'e like the their talk, when this ystematic a miles an hour? of ground a clear every tuber with case knives." There were earth Because he is flattened^at the polls N. W. N. U. 1801 Xo. IS. "Certainly." plan as become a a it with or bit of one he trenches a be observing correspondents in he a Keep Your Blood Pure. "Twenty-five, I dare a do others a be led, seeing our '-light," held the a me opinion, were a at he time of digging, us think it possible? to "go and do likewise char of expressing it, a in'comparing making he land ready for other "Dangerous, though? afterward predicted a crops. "Certainly a a a future for Sherman, on account of his "No tell me Mr. Stephenson N an should spe-id his labo a 1 1 keenness of scrutiny a his oddness a in a at an go time o"\ er so large vn acreage as to A small quantity of prevention is worth many poundsof of expression.—New Press miles-an hour fail in making a first-class garden. In he borer which a a the currant cure. If your blood is in good condition the liability "Certainly." this, much of satisfaction a ms a be kept subjection, a he fish as to an absurd often no little jart of the profit of us of a to any disease is much reduced and the ability to resist' the Michigan Farmer by cutting a ity so every of the it a farm life consists. I is burning all he infected stems I Dr. Adametz a Swiss scholar, as tee thought a all leaned a its wasting influence is tenfold greater. Look then to rather disheartening for the city resident a in a census of he inhabia stems at ^cannot be spared go for the in their chairs a roared with laughter. goes into the country during your blood, by taking Swift's Specific (S. S. S.) every of a cheese. he microscopic borer with a knitting-needle. summed for fresh air a he fresh a in a on of one a of a Their ride ix miles in home-groi\n small fruits a garden few months. It is harmless in its effects to the most Thi a so there is re water in fresh E a cheese, such as is rsixtv minutes vegetables to look into back a he soil an as been the case for sold in Englan under he a me of delicate infant, yet it cleanses the blood of all poisons a fipd tin cans carelessly years Cellars at a a a been Gruyere, contained no fewer an a a which at even for such At the present rate of legal fees none but dry, in so me sections, are a and builds up the general health. -J 9 0 0 0 0 so-called microbes. is pro a wealthy man can "keep his own counsel." on table luxuries as to a to filled with water. is will a digious encampment after se green corn, a often green peas, he be lessened, as we are to a a to a in a to farmer a his family a nothing the usual spring rains. °Uredm 8 0 a 1 a 1 8 S J3 S Blood Poison. As tribe of 8 0 0 0 0 0 Anothe sort of better for him an he could himself 8 0 0 discovered I was afflicted with the disease I cheese contained within a single buy at the retail grocery. If farmers Michigan as a insurance club. commenced taking Swift's Specinc (S. 8. S and in few weeks I was pennaMBtty a board a lodging for a wish to a a other men to their On joining, each person a in to he cured." O E STBWXRT, Shelby, Ohio. JThen Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, business as it is clearly their interest million microbes, while in a treasury 7 5 cents for each cow in his Treatise on Blood and Skin diseases mailed free. to do in everv a a a cut from he rind of he tVhen shewas a Child, she cried for Castoria, possession a when a belonging Z. The Swift Specific Co Atlanta. Qa» farm life as pleasant a enjoyable a me cheese Dr. A a found a When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, to a dies, an a is as possible Labor-savin machin five million of these inhabitants A a and $ 4 0 is paid to he loser. When she had Children, she cave them Castoria, ery enables he a to piece of cheese on our a of a After he initiation fee he members a life easier if he will. com tew weight a consequently are required to a nothing except plains at low prices for staple crops URDEM a in re microb in a it a the assessments.* a off all his profit Grow less of an there are an in a it a in these crops then, a a larger Kange cattle are rapidly becoming a he whole world.—Pall Mall Gazette. A detective's allies should be all-eye&—a share of time to fruit, especially he thing of he past a he stock farmer lawyer's are reputated to be all lies. byusing#^3APO LI O small fruits, a to garden vegetables. a breathe easier. W it he cona Lincoln' S a in S to fY Moisten a handkerchief with Johnson's S so on as the farmer grows enough encroachmen ot the a A a am Lincol as so during Anodyne Liniment and inhale for wakefulness. of all kinds of \egetable for table Ibis £~so!id cake ofscou ring soap er a he farm, he a bound he critical period of the\wa at use in their season he as procured less range a he a of he a he used to receive visitors he used for cle&nin^purposes •—, When there is a drop beef the btttener luxuries at only wealthy an W it while he as being gets a practical idea of the "lowing of the herds are surely numbered. Lik he afford. A he thinks over at he kine." shaved Lincol ad very India a he Buffalo, will so on a been obliged to a for What would you give tor a Friend •heeks, or "lantern a as become a thing of he a such delicacies, he harder lines bf his |UPSS|CMIS are called, a as therefore a difficult life fade a a I seems worth while chicks will become afflicted subject to shave On morning to live on a farm, a when he gets to wJu would take half your hard work off four shoulder* with lice as so on as hatched he lice Senato Cole, of California, called up feelms this a it is ten to one a are cured and do it without a murmur What would you give leave he fowls a go to he chicks. on on a very a a he falls in to he a it of marketing A on as a hen off with a find an assistant iti your housework that would keep your Lincol as being a at he surplus he need, a us rub a few drops of melted lard me a did is to discuss a after a few years developes into floors and walls clean, and your kitchen bright, and ye* or oil on the skin of the head a neck iv a a in he presence of his a gardening he natural a never grow ugly over the matter ofluird work Sapoli* of he hen, a he chicks well Firs a a gaide at will supply barber, to he following to "Sena is Just such a friend and can he bought at all grocers*. table with all garden delicacies, with a is a an insect powder to said he a a noticlantern a it there is a surplus it will jaws Well, in order to N breeder OT farmer should believe TOKO'S BEHKDY FOB CATAJKBnV^Bert. Eastest a my cheeks property he barber JLfp*&& belief ta Immediate, A ewe 4s eerai or accept as a fact at a breed of be sure of a profitable -market. as to his in to my 5 swine or a individual a a is perfect, J* 1 to force my cheek sufficiently to W in a in a he N a a S to a _give he razor a chance. Well, one N at he chief brunt of he winter WOUNDS,CUTS, SWELLINGS he force or strength of he meaning a before I as so big a an as a as passed something a be of he "thorough-bred" increases 1HE CHMLES A.V06EUER CO.. Bsftfassra. Ms, now"—thi with a ad smile—"the with he of he in he a of repairing a a barber W as shaving me a it of he animals N realizes BEECHAM'SPILLS Where the shrubs in he window through he cheek a slashed his he of he adage at "th are a seared I be W it no a for suf- best is with re fering he withdrew t^ bleeding OIA WEiKB I STOIItCH.,CAJLA.C3-I disposed to a fill in force an he tru« fancier a ber from a a id angrily: he with springflo wers of a a 25 Cents a Box. breeder. is a a looking for his a re Canterbury bells a a won. ^uvx- ^y p^e *D lantern jaws ideali uhigher a InUdwwhe found will a a pdtoteMMceoVdko^M,] derful in a gooJ*ized a a a us ms for it a me cut thumb?*'—New Yor OF ALU DKUCCIfTS. *%r \i$%i