Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 5, 1884, Page 7

OMAHA DALY BEE-THURSI JUNE 5, 1884 JAY, THE CHEAPEST PLACE 1N OMAHA T0 BUY s DEWEY & One of the Best and largest to select from. NO STAIRS TO CLIMB. ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR SR STONE'S, Stocks in the United States WHY DON’T YOU ET SOME OF FITCH BROTHERS' Porfect Fitting, Best and Choapest. 716 Fourth Street No ST, LODIS PAPER WAREHOUSE, Graham Paper Co, 217 and 210 North Main St., St. Loula. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN PAPERS, (Vi ENVELOPES,_CARD BOARD AND PRINTER’S STOCK £arCash paid for Ragsof al* Nebraska O;rnice —AND— Ornamental Works MANUFACTURERS OF GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES Dormer Windovovwes, FINIALS, WINDOW CAPS, TIN, IRON AND SLATE ROOFING, PATENT METALMC SKYLIGHT, Ilron Fencing! Crestings, Balustrades, Verandas, Officeand Baok Rallings, Window ‘and Cellar Guards, COR 0. 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Spasms, Eclampsy and Nervousness are RADICALLY CURED BY MY METHOD. The Honorariums are due only aft Treatment by Correspondence PROF. DR. ALBERT, Awarded the first class gold Medal for distinguished merits by the ctio Scientifiquo francaise,” (tho French Scientific Socloty 6, Place du Trone, 0,.--PARIS, sat TAROR COK STOVE The Pioneer and Still Ahead. Ceoss. m&e TIC TRANSACYION, Indignation of a Sensitive Husband at Spokane Falls, itte Tnter-Mountain, A story of a strange and unnatural domestic incident, the absolute correct ness of which is vouched for by a re sponsiblo gentleman, comes up from the Cevur d'Alene country, In Spokane Falls there lived a man named Kinney with his wife and one child. They kept a boarding house which was under Mra, Kinney's charge, and her husband, it ap ear was ongaged in transporting goods on a pack train from the Falls to Eacle The nature of his occupation prevent ed his being at homo all the time. His wifo it appears had hired a French cook named Gireaux, and insisted on keeping him in spite of the fact that her board- ors wore loudly complaining of his exo crable cooking. This circutiatance and the fact that Gireaux seomed to feel quite as much at home in the parlor as in tho kitchen aroused Kinney's suspic fon for his wife was not like Ciosar's. To satisfy his apprehensions, ho started a week ago Monday with his mulos on ono of his regular trips te Eagle City, but camped when a fow miles distant and about 10 o'clock that night returned suddenly to his home. He dispensed with the formality of knocking, and walked into his bedroom where he was confronted with convincing evidence of his wife's infidelity. For an instant the injured husband was struck dumb with amazement., To think that the mother of his child, the woman who only n year before had sworn to love, honor and obey him, the one who he supposed to be honestly sharing his trou- bles and joys in the hope of a future prosperity, had so bascly botrayed his confidence was wormwood to his soul. But Kinney was not the person to wasto time in vain regrots. He was a sensitive man, and the sight which at first froze his blood the next instant caused it to boil with indignation. Without a mo- ment's hesitation he pulled ont a murder- ous looking knife and was in the act of springing upon the guilty pair when Gireaux ed him back and made the the following cold blooded proposition. “Kinney,” said he, *'I have done you a great wrong. Your wife no longer has & claim upon you. You will not wish to live hero any longer. ~ What will you take for your house, your business and your faniily?” Kinney reflected on this novel proposi- tion some time. Finally greed overcame the desire for vengeance. ‘‘Give me the money,” he hoarsely cried, ‘‘and take everything I've got.” The money was counted out at once by the Frenchman. Kinney immediately loft for Eagle City where he bought an inter- est in a valuablo placer mine, and Gireaux, blowing out the lamp, entered into actual possession of his new proper- ty. Mr. aud Mrs, Gireaux are now in Spokane Falls in the full enjoyment of 'dniTy‘ in advance of the opening of tho ticket wagon, at slight incrense of price, a certain stipulated (number of tickets to the main show, “‘A side.show priniloge has been known to sell alone for 830,000 for| a single season with a large and pe pular circus, and a *‘ticket pr for tho same length of timo has brought £7,000, Sometimes circus managers who had good popular names, but who wore financially ruined by & dieastrous soason, have boon put on their feet again pecu niarily and started upon a new era of prosperity by the sales, in advanc thelr privileges for a singlo season. Shows have beon started entirely by the money paid for privileges | — EXCITEMENT, “What causes the great rusl at Bocht's Drug Store?” The freo distribution of samplo bottles of Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, the most popular remody for Coughs, Colds, Consnmption and_Bronchitis now on the market. Regular sizo 50 conts and Schroter & e 10WA € A Swade college is to be cstablished at Madrid. The postoffice at Ottumwa was robbed of §00 last woek. Tho personal taxes of Lomars for 1884 foot up 138,038, Fort Dodgo is offered a paper mill for o bouus of £20,000. Two colored mon are about to start a paper in Des Moines. Thero are 400 convicts in the Fort Madison penitentiary, an increase of 20 over last year, The first annual reunion of the Leo county soldiors’ association will bo held at F't. Madison, Thuraday, June 9, The Towa stato fair promiums amount to §30,000. The fair will bo held at Des Moines, August 27 to September b, The Co Rapids pork-housoe has cut up nearly 25,000 more hogs this soason than it did during the same timo last year, The Darlings and the Daisics’ ball clubs are the pot names of rival buso ball clubs in Creston, Ina recant game the Dar- lings proved to be expert Daisy-cuttors, Bishop Perry reported at tho late Episcopal convention at Davenport that 7 MULHATTEN IN KENTUCHY, A Wonderfully Well-Told Lie About & Boneless Man, Cincinnati Times-Star, I'wo days after leaving Barbourville (Ky.) I spent the night at the cabin of a | poor farmer among the hills, and after supper somo one spoke of Hector Davis, “the man without bones.” 1 immediate. ly asked what was meant by the expros sion, when my host oxplained that Hoctor Davis was oo of their neighbors, living somo threo miles further on among the mountaing, and that he actually had not a bono in his body. As 1 oxpressed somo skepticism, ho voluntoered to show me over to Hoector's the next morning. Wo knocked at the door of the Davia cabin about 9 o'clock the next day, and tho first thing that struck my attention upon entering was a middle-aged man sitting bolt upright, and supported by a rude and peculiarly- shaped framowork. Ho was introduced to mo as Heotor Davis, | grasped his hand upon first ontering, but his fingers all rolled up togother like a cabbage loaf ina mushy sort of way that made me glad to lot go ot them. Taking hold of his limba thoy yielded to the prossure until they wero flattened out twice thoir proper width, The only indication of bone was in the skull, which, while pli ablo almost as sole leather, still offored a kind of protection to the poor fellow's brain. He shuflled off his slipper and requested mo to stop on his foot. 1 did 80, and it at onco spread itself out until it looked s if a railroad train had passed over it. It slowly resumed its natural shape, but it was fully a half hour bofore he was able to gottho foot in his slippor again. “Perhaps you would liko to tie my leg in a knot?" ho suggost- od. 1 found no difficulty in porforming this feat, while my friend accomplished the same with the other log, and after wo had also tied knots in both his arms he presonted a very knotty problom indeod, and ono that would have sot a pro’ fessfonal contortionist crazy. When wo had unravelled all the knots and straightened his limbs again, ho requested us to lift him gently from his framework and place him on the floor. This we found no easy task, for his body slipped during the past year he had mado 82 visitations, hold confirmation on 48 ocea- sions, and confirmed 336 persons. At a baby show in Dubuque the com- mitteo decided to award the prize to a colored child, but the white mothers raised such a row that the committeo was obliged to reconsider, and give the prize against their botter judgment. Speaking in regard to the rumor that the Roman Catholio church in Towa may bo divided into three dioceses, tho IVest- ern Watchman, published at’ St. Louis, and a leading paper of the Roman Catho: lic church, thinks it is very probable, and that it had for a long time rogarded the domestic happiness, and the baby is as pert and chipper and sassy as though iv had not been thrown in ‘‘to boot” when the purchaso of its mother was effected. e First Rate Evidence, l1o0,000 Wow in Use. Fast superseding the largest old fashionad stoves and rangos, It has the simplest and most efficient stove burners in tho world, and with new improve- ments tho essicst to operate. Absolutely safo with its patent rosorvoir, now in uso tho second season MllLflu! a single socident. garsend tor Catalogue, Price Tist, Etc. HULL VAPOR STOVE CO., CLEVELAND, 0. e&wypm 6.m SEGER & TONER, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN HARNESS, SADDLES WHIPS, ETC. Wo make avery finc light harness, fand have al- ways on hand a full lino of Horso Clothing, Curry Combs, Brashes, ete. Yo 16 . 16081 - Ona b James Hedisal D Chartered by t nois for theex . Gonorrheea, philis in all their complicated forms, also al! discases of the Skin and Hiood promptly relievedand permapentlycured by rem dies,testedina Forty Ve KL Spocial Practice. Seminal Weakness. Night Losses by Dreams, Pimples on the Face, Lost Manhood, positively cured, There £9 10 ewperimenitng, The appropriate re.z.cd taatonce used in each case, Consultations, per- nonal or by letter, sacredly confidential. Meds icines sent by Mail and Express. No marks on package to indicate contents or sender, Address “Often unable to attend business, being sub- joct to serious disorder of tho kidn a long sieve of sickness tried Burdock Blood Bitters and was relieved by half a bottle.” Mr. B. Turner, of Rochester, N. Y. takes the ivdns to write. — Oarrie Burdette, The wife of Robert J. Burdette, of the Burlington Hawkeye, whose inimitaole whimsicalities have fed the hungry press now these ten years, has died at her home in Ardmore, Pa. She was one of the most afflicted, but also one of the most gentle, hopeful, intelligent and cheerful women I have ever known. Ispenta week with the Burdettes in a Nantucket hotel three years ago, and I shall never forget the joyousness with which their presence filled the house. Rheumatism had crippled and deformed her sadly, so that she could not walk or stand or hardly 8it in a chair, but when the dinner-bell rang, and ‘‘ Robbie,” as she called him, came with a joke and a cheerful chirrup and took her tenderly in his arms as if she were a baby, and carried her down the stairs, and she chirruped back athim, never murmuring, and they went laughing through the hall, till he set his helpless burden in the chair and steadied her till the maid could slipa stool under her feet, and she laughed cheerily again because she had got some little extra dainty for the table, and never had told Robbie, and he such a goose as mnot to guess it, though it was the very thing ho liked best—when you saw and heard all that, and a full day’s other happy exchanges, you concluded that the Bur- dette family could bear the worst rheu- matism in the world without being mis- erablo by a good deal. 1t was plensant to seo him carry her and put her in a little wagon and wheel her around the ard and down the walk, and she pluck- ily disdaining to complain, and cheery all the time. He was her special providence, She told me, confidentially, that he was the best man in the world, and there never was such another, and never could be. There was something grimly grotesque about it, though—to seo him mourn over her awful affliction and then go back, put on the mask again, and finish the funny sketch for the Hawkeye, And she had a tireless and unflagging bravery that would have beaten death if anything could. She was a woman of rare culture UR. JAMES No. 204Washington St.,Chicago, |, e SR STARTLING aro tho changes that, ina few years, have taken place in the manufacture of Clothing Improvement after improvement h.s been made, until to-day the clothing offered by Schlank & Prince, 1210 Farnam street, is equal in every respoct to the best Custom ‘Work! While at the same time the lowness of price of the fine grade of clothing they handle is no less astonish- ing than the Perfection of Fit! AND THE QUALITY OF MATERIAL AND MAKE BostonClothingHouse 11210 Farnam Street, 1210 aud intellectual force, as well as possess- ing the lovable qualities of amiability and self-forgetfulness in a high degroe,— W. A. Crogutt, R How Much Will do it? How wuch of Zhomas’ Kclectric Oil in requir- od to cure? Only a very little, A few drops will cure any kind of an ache; and but a triflo more 15 nooded for sprains and lnmenerses, Rheumatism is not so readily affected; au ounce and sometimes two ounces are required. No medicing, however, 18 so sure to cure with the same number of applications, | Oircus Side-8how Privilegos. Newark Journal The *‘side-show priviloges” covers the right to exhibit, in a tent adjoining that of the big show, auy and all sorts of al- leged attractions and supposed monstros- itics, with the insoparable adjunct of real monstroeities of paintings outside, to amuse snd fascinate rural beholders, The license granted to a circus ordinarily covers all its belongings, including the side-show. The *‘concert privilege" cov ers the variety show given in the main tout afior the ring performance euds, Though this show has no license or ad. sing expenses—beyond such adver- tisements as is given by bellowing fel- lows offering tickets for sale during 'l wain performance—its outlay is some- times heavy in its list of salaries for spec- iallo performers, who are often high priced. 1t, therefore, is much less profi table, proportionately, than the side-show but still is quite s haudsome sourcs of re venus with any good and successful cir- cus, The candy privilege” covers the sale of confectionery, nuts, fruit, lemo- nade, ete,, in the main tent, The ‘‘tick- lu\ privilege'’ involves the right to sell elovation of Dubuque toa metropolitan see as only a matter of time;that his grace of St. Louishas always thought that the differen. sovereign states of the union should have their own archbishops, The Watchman thinks, that in the event of Bishop Hennessey's becoming an arch- bishop that there will bo another opisco- pal see, either in Des Moines or Council Bluffs. It thinks the former has the about in our arms fiko an eol, and it was only by seouring a firm grip on hin cloth- ing that wo managed tokeep him from falling, Wo finally succeeded instraight- ening him out upon the floor, and_then my friend, who seomed to thoroughly un deratand tho boneless man's programme, seizod n barrel standing near, and which 1 aftorwards loarnod contained turnips, and, swiftly up-ending it, at onco pro- ceaded to roll it over the prostrato Davis, from his toes up to his chin and back again to his [tues. The only manifesta- tions of pain he made was when the bar- rel passed oyer his heart and lungs, but itloft him in a horrible shapo, | can only doscribe it by comparing it to that of & man mado of mud aud then thrown up and flattoned againsta wall, While his body was was assuming its for- mer shape, I learned from his old spec- tacled mother that Hoctor, who was 40 years old, had always enjoyed excellent health and_provided well for her until the beginning of this_peculiar aflliction two years ago. She did not know what commercial advantage, but that the latter is geographically preferable. e —— CONVINCING, The proof 5t the pudding is not in chowing tho string, but i having an opportunity to test the article direct. Schroter & Bocht, the Drugists, have a froe trial bottle of Dr. Bo- eanko’s Cough and Lung Syrup for ench and every one who is afilictod with Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption or any Lung Affection. MEN'S SUMMER WEAR, From Neckties to Pumps and From Gloves to Hose. Dark-blue serge and flannel suits made with sacque coats will bo extensively worn this summer for overy day. Gloves will not be worn this season ex- cept at very formal balls, and then one may be removed. When dancing the gentleman is expected to hold bis hand- kerchief against the lady’s dress, so as not to scil it, Foru mogquito-nutting flannel is a pop- ular and comfortable material for under- wear. Some of ' the newest bathing-suits arve mado of very dark-blue serge, with a lit- tle k £ dark blue and buttons of tho same color. They are becoming, and a pleasant chango from the once popular “‘convicet suit,” Very fashionable summer ties are made of sateen and show fawu and layender grounds covered with small blue, gold or silver polka dots, They are reasonable in price and wear well. The most popular handkoerchiefs: for young men are of fine cambric or linen, with a wide hem of cambric, on which designs of rings are intertwisted, ca- noes, bows and arrows, oars, tennis bats cte. They aro carried iu the upper out- mdo pocket with just a littlo corner showing, All decided colors except dark blue are eschewed in necktics. Collars aro still high, bk are cut off a little at the corners, The most fashionablo hose are lisle thread in delicate plaids, such as gray and blue, fawn and brown, olive green and brivk red, old gold and olive, etc, Stripes in (hoso calors are also seen, and Balbriggans aré coming into favor for the summer, Bright blues and reds are ot worn, except in the silk, as the dye comes off’ on the fee*, Patent leather pumps are gtill fashion- able for evening wear, Straw hats are much the same as those of last year, Coarse Milan straws are preferred by young men. The fashionable shoes are still pointed but are made mucn longer than the feet. They are therefore quite comfortable, but are only worn by men with small feet, Tennis shirts will be worn at_the sea- side and in the mountain, Dark-blue with an old gold or crimson lacing are the favorites Boys will wear them in bath city and country, with lawn-tennis shoes und crimson or dark-blue surah silk ties. Lavender and tan kid gloves only kind worn, are the —— Phowographs of Prominent Men, Philadelphia Bulletin, A Washington photographer says he sells more portraits of President Arthur than of any other public man., Speaker Carlisle' comes next, Mrs, Logan's por- traits are much in demand, Cien, Bheri- dap's vell better than any other ariny officer. The artist has never succeeded in inducing either Mr. Conkling or Mr. Platt to have his portrait taken, and the same is true concerning Seuators Don Cameron, Mahono, George and Bowen. It was hard work to get a picture of Sen ator Edmunds, and Gen, Grant will not have his taken any more, the doctors might think of her Hector, a8 sho “had not seon u doctor up in them thar hills for nigh on to twenty year-" THI MOON 1 Towns, Villages and Oultivated Fields Can be Seen, At the astronomical observatory of Berlin, says a translation from Nya Presson Helslngor, a discovery has lately been madoe which, without doubt, will cause the greatest sensation, not only among the adepts in science, but even among the most learned. Professor Blendmann, in that city, has found, be- yond a_doubt, that our old friend, the moon, is not a meroe lantern which kindlf furnishes light for the loving youth and gas companies of our planet, but the abodo of living, intelli- gent beings, for which he is pro- ared to furnish proofs most convincing, i)iy accident Dr. Blendmann found that, tho observations of tho moon gave but very unsatisfactory results, owing to the intensity of the lizht power of the moon's atmosphere, which is that strong that it affects the correctnoss of the observa- tions in a very high degree. Ho then conceived the idea to make the oblect glass of the refractor less sensitive to the rays of light, and for, that puspose he darkened it with the smoke of camphor, It took month of experimenting beforo he succoeded in finding his right degroe of obsourity of the glass, and when finally found ho then with the re- fractor took a very accurate photo of tho moon’s surface, This he placed in a sun microsccope, which gave the picturo a diameter of fifty-five and one-half feet. The revelation was most startling. It overturned all hitherto entertained ideas of the moon's surface. Those level plaing which formerly wore held to be ooeans of water, proved to be verdant fields, and what formerly were consider- ed mountains turned out as deserts of #ond and occans of water. Towns and habitations of ull kinds are ylainly dis: cernible, as well a# signs of industry an traflic. (The learned professor’s study und observations of old Luna will be re- peated every full mobn when the sky is clear, and we venture to prediot that the time is not far distant when we shall know more about the man in the moon than as being an agent in English poli- tigs. —— In 1874, Dr. Hammond was chosen Professor of the disonses of the Mind and Neryons System in the medical depart- ment of the University of the City of New York, Ho has since occupied that chair and has won a magnificent fortune in the practice of medicin His wife has contributed vastly to bis success. By her hand most of the doctor's more famous “works have been transcribed from his notes. *Sleep and its Derange- ments,” “Insanity and Its Medico-Legal Rolations,” *“The Physics and Physiolo- gy of Spirituglism,” and **Ineanity in Its Relation to Crime” have all been writteu with her loving aid, Two children have been born to Dr. and Mys, William A, Hammond, The won follows his father's profession! the daughter is married to an Italivn noble- n, the Marquis di Lunze. e The Columbus Democrat is counting the chicl racked, Here is an ech been raised in Shall C Iurael, for Jericholn o mirching wround 1 sounding and ity o from turrot to founda. tion stoue. 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