Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 20, 1884, Page 2

2 OMAHA DAILY BEE---FRIDAY JUNE 20, 1884, i into th A DangerousCase, SIGNOR SALVINI'S BRIDE, | Doctor, why waa ovilintroduced into the ot O § A TSt R D BN e “Ah!" said the Doctor, holding up Intense and desthly pains in my back and both hands, *‘ye have asked the hardest Miss Aicke Belzande Captures the “Ridneys, hand, uestion in all feelosophy, Suckkrates M A b A Tt fried to anawer i and falled; Plato tried o Al i Swarthy [talian, it, and he failed; Kahnt attempted it and A bbbl —_— mado bad work of l; Liobnits tried il oty A d ho begged the whole question as I've Tt took three mon to hold me on my |The Marriage Uargely Depondent |Andhe beged the wholo 1iesion B LN0 oS Upon His Arrangement of a Prom- |44 his thumb knuckle) “‘I confess I don’t Inent Sucocessful Tour—TheZ==0 Liady's Oareer. “The doctors tried in vaintorelieve me, Bat to no purpose, “Morphine and other opiates “‘Had no effect! “After two months 1 was given up to know—what—to make of it myself.” e Horsford's Acid Phosphate, Incomparable in Sick Headache Dr. Fred Horner, Jr., Salem, Va., says. “To relieve the indigestion and no-called sick headache and mental de pression inciaent to certain atages of rheumatism, it is incomparable.” N. Y. Journal, The report that Signor Tomaso Salvini sometimes irreverently termed Tomato Salvini, is to wed Miss Adele Belgarde, in confirmed,and it is more than probabls if the groat actor can procure an engage- ment in this country next year, where he avows honestly that he can make more money in a season than he can make in on the other side of the water, he will wed her on American soil. A copious correspondence has been going on tween them since Mr. Salvini left for E: rope last year, and there is every likeli hood that in spite of the fac\ that the fu- ture bridegroom has the reputation of being a gay deceiver, he will keep his promise anyhow, whether he comes here or not. ‘When the time eame to depart ho made her a formal declaration of his love and told her that he would marry her if ahe would take him, To thi s said to have answered affirmatively at once, and that then and there he promised to come and take hewto his Italian home near Florence as soon as business matters would permit of his leaving, Miss Bel- garde immediately put herself assiduously to the study of Italian, so that she should not be compelled so have his let- lated to her by any third party, and sho so mastered the lauguage th: When my wife heard a neighbor tell what Hop Bitters had done for her, she at oncegot and gave me some. The fiest dose eased my brain and seemed tn go hunting through my system for the pain. “‘The second dose eased me so much that I slept two hours, something I had not done lI‘ur two months, _ Before I had used five botties, I was well and at work, as hard as any man could, for vver three weeks; but I worked too hard for my strength, and taking hard cold, I was ta- ken with the most acute and painfulrheu- matism all through my system that was ever knowa. I called the doctors again, and after several woeks, they left me a cripple on crutches for life, as they said, met a friend and told him my case, and ga said Hop Bitters had cured him an would cure me. I hooped at him, but he was 80 oarnest I was induced to use them again, In less than four weeks I threw away my crutches and went to work light- ly and kept on using the bitters for five weeks, until I became as well as any man living, and have been so for six year since, Italso cured my wife, who had been so for years; and kept her and my children, well and hearty with from to to three bottles per year. There is no need to be mick at all if thesebitters are used. J.J. Berk. Ex-Supervisor. “That poor invalid wife. *‘Siater! e Reversed the Decision, Arkansaw Traveller, Two farmers, Tom Barker and Sam Piles, became involved in a dispute con- corning & piece of land, and fnding themuelves unable to settle the dispute, appealed to s justice of the peace, Tho magistrate listened attentively to each statement and said: “Gentlemen, if you don’t think I un- derstand this case and all the law that happens to hang around its neighbor- lloos, you are very, very much remoyed from your senter of gr-vi(tly. Mr. Bar. ker you may take the land.” “‘Your honor,” said a lawyer who had heard the statements, ‘'your decision is unjust, and I am sure that a higher court wil) reverse it.” “‘Now, here,” replied the [justice, *I am just about as sudden as any higher court you ever saw. I can reverss the decision myself. Mr. Piles you may have the land. You see it makes no difference with me,” Wei de Meyer. | b It l(e’nnw u?ldgpnhdxlh:: w‘|° nt:fl ?ley; rito hi thy communi- | er's Oatarrh Care is the only trestmen O b ettt hor. hon the sub. | that will absolutely cure Catarsh—frosh or T B e Chronio, “Very efficaciows, Seml Gould, ““Mother! ‘Weeping Water, Neb.” One box cured me, 0 doubted by somo of her friends | Nrew Mary Kenyon, Bismarck, Dakota.” “Tt i has exhibited some | restcrod me w{fl:' it e “‘Can be made the picture of health! ,&lflplz Reyv. (}ern E. communications i ! from | Rels, Coblevilie, N, “With a fow bottles of Hop Bittera! | Of , Coblovilio, N, Y. Ona box, adloal " him. They undoubtedly breathe the spi- me, Rev. C, ] lor, oble b it el rit of puro and unadulterated lovocouched | %k, Brooklyn” t:A, perfect cure atter 80 in that passionate style which is usual to the Italians. He is never tired of reiterating his devotion to her, though he has as yet been unable to set a epecific date when the marriage shall take place. Some of Mr, Salvini's acquaintance here hint that the hesitation in setting a date is owing to the fact that he is married ulready in Italy and has several chil- dren, n a e, is & calumny. 1t is true that Mr. Saluini was married and had several children, but his wife has been dead a number of years., They did not live happily together, and for a long time before hor death they did not & live together. Mr. Salyini is much the senior of his future wife. She is not over twenty- eight yoars of age—oertainly not twenty- nine—while he is about sixty. But he in n very robust man and carries his age well. He does not look more than forty- five. He looks as if he had twenty good fl.“" of life in him yet, which is not usual wap, N. V., &6, . Thousands'of testimo.- nials aro received from all parts of the worldi- Delivered, $1.0). Dr. Wel Do Meyer's Iby lustrated Treatios,” with statements of the cured, mailed free. D, B, Dewey & Co., 112 Fulton Street, N. ¥ tro-t.hurs & sat-m&em —— Consistency in the Lime Kiln Club, Detroit Froe Press. Giveadam Jones then offered a resolu- tion to the effect that the committee on science and anatomy be instructed to en- ter a series of experiments to prove the effects of adultreated food and drink onthe human system, and suggested as follows: That T'rustee Pullback be experiment- ed on’with coffeo, adulterated with beans, peas, corn, rye, burnt, leather, and saw- dust, That Pickles Smith offer himself as a sacrifice on the altar of lager becr brewed from rice and adulterated with(six kinds of slops, That Elder Toots tackle brown sugar, adulterated with sand, glucose and Indian meal. ol That Waydown Beebee imbibe a quart g 5 3 ¢ 3. W. WUPPERMANY, OOLB AGENT, 51 BROADWAY. N. X. [Use Ridges Food &[Blanc Mangoot Desert. s saslly prepared in \tow, , and oan | In an Italian. bo used withy or with: | Miss Adele Belgarde is not very well o | known in this city, though she has been connected with the stage in a modest way | of champaign madefrom sour cider,brown for soveral years. She began her career | sugar, acids, molasses and three kinds of 22, dnmticnléy in Albany a few seasons | fizz. s hal That Judge Cadaver tackle a tumbler o ce as a Shakespeareian star, under the ag. | management of Mr. Horace Wall, well | of the ‘‘pure currant jelly,” made of gela- 2 tine, sugar, acids, and mashed potato. known as the manager of the late K. A. " | Sothern, and since of his son, Mr. Wall| The resolution was supported by a mnuguihern an amateu She had | dozen dfferent members, but the presi- some money to spend to make herself an | dent waved them down, and said: actress, and he expended it jndinlolullg. “I shall declar’ de resolushun out of She dilgh‘ed some talent, though she [ order, Consistency am a jewel. When , and after a while she sub-|we go todo a job of whitewashin, The next heard of her was that | adulterate our lime with whitin’ or chalk. she was to mako a tour under the bril-| When we black a stove we skip de legs liant H. J. Bngnnt, He managed her |an’de hind side. When we beat a carpet as a boom aud brought her out as Ham- [ we make a great fuss an’ strike all 'roun . |let. The season took her down south, |the dusty spots. Brudder Jones will sot wh::le the whole thing ended very disas- |down an’ down and de meetin’ will go on, trously. " —— The promise of marriage was, it ap- pears made during Mr. Salvini's last sea- rit | son here when Belgarde was his leading lady and his Desdemona. She never developed any great power acting, but that naturally best sulted the star, who does not desire to see any great abilityin themembers of his support. But she was very sweet and sympathetic in her acting and surprised most beople by having the courage to act atall in a company in which so fine an actor as Salvini was the chief. 1tseems that b ot p R i el her he 31’“‘]\1[“)’ formed an attachment which ripened into admiration and love as ho was enabled to observe her discre- tion and manifold virtues. He was much with her during the trip and showed an inclination to cultivate her society in preference to that of any od | other member of the company. She continued to play all the leadiug roles in his reportcire, and if they were not al- ways to the satisfaction of the public they very much pleased hi; ?hnn for a time again sl of until M. F. W. Collier of the Union [ing ht ye b fl Square Theatre, employed her for sea- | vortised for him “in the English and non to mct Lillian in *‘The Bankers | Australian pap dln lfilifirll:er adyer- Daughter” combination, By this time | tisement wasanswered ny one ThomasCas. AND FLORIST, aho had given up her prospect of boing a | ro, s butcher at Wagga Wagga, Australia, specifioations and estimates of cost of laying | g After that she drifted into the Sal- [ whopretended to be her son, who asserted remoling old awus, grading. wddiog, | vii'oompany, whero o Desdemonn was | that he had beon saved from the wrock kinds of Flowers, Sbrubs, Ornamental | wanted who should not be too strong, | of the Bella. ~ After somecorrespondence : Qat the thing tor Gemetory of | but just strong enough, Salvini, as we | With Lady Tichborne, Oul .| have stated, was not desiring any very [ Kngle 1, where he ar great actors about him, In January, 1867, he joined her at Pari Miss Belgarde(this being purely a nom |and was by her accepted as her son, de theatre) is of Hebraio extraction, | though most of the other members of the rather comely looking and of delicate | family repudiated him. In March he filed tl:,'_lqut She has many points that may | 8 bill against the trustees of the estate, honestly admired; nn.s a oourage to [aud, having been occupied in the interim ALS | jare and do that only belongs o those [in obtaining witnesses and testimony ‘get there'” anyway. She is | brought the action for the recovery of the quite of tho American type ol’ physique, | estates, valuee et $24,000 a year, to trial and off the stage is modest and unassum. | May 11, 1868. Lady Tichborne had died ing, March 12, 1871, still believing Castro to be her scn, The trial lasted at one ses- sion 103 days. and, with aijournments. till March 6, 1872, when the jurors clared themselves convinced that the claimant was not Bir Roger, and he was nonsuited. The principal points against i "u‘n,"' i ke on, | which uage the o oger spoke i ™ admirably, and of incidents happening uternal, External | Quring his sojourns in France; the dis- d at once to the applica- | similarity of the handwriting of the two 's Pile Remedy, which acts their marked physical differences; dicectly nmfi- sllocted, the | the glaimant's neglect while in Australia ! ad - | 10 avail himsolf of the large balances at tumors, fn-finr'n'mu. mmm?mwhmn Sir Roger's credit, though he was pressed ‘permanent disabllity, and his own action in Dt trv It and ba oured. Beheotor & Becht. “Trade suppiled by 01, ¥ Goodman.” e — It Bothered the Dootor, Press, T'gr. McCosh is celebrated for egotism, ulnll"thc best of it is he is never conscious of Ho has a broad Bcotch accent, and the habit of gnawing at the juint of his thumb when busily :flfnk gistannd also by maoy Grooers. mm&um" For patphilots &¢., addross \Wool vich & Go. Paimer Mass QREAT ."fl'-l.uusmnv- Cures eiicizss Dby OF MANLY “Ml.x:fll‘:' hoa, eta., when all dies fall. 4 oure The “Exposition Tniverselle de I'art Culo wuire” awarded the hignest honors to Angos- tura Bitters as the most efficacious stimn. lant to excite the appetite and to keep tho di- gostive organs in good order, Auk for the gen. uing article, manufactured only by Dr. J, G B, Blegert & Sons, and bewars of imitations, o, 1 1888 RED STAR LINE Belglan Boyal and U.S, Mail Stoamers SAILING EVERY SATURDAY, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND ANTWERP The Rhine, Germany, Italy, Holland and France Bteerago og:ud.m} Propaid 'mfi'&"fif: ,éfl m 4@ Potor Wright & Sons, Gen Agents. 56 Bread. way N, Y. o —— The Tichborne Olaimant, ant was sot free child born Jan. b, 1829, of an ancient English Cath- olic family, was, after his father, heir to the title and estates of his uncle, Sir Edward Doughty. He is known to have arrived at Valparaiso on June 19, 185 and having crossed the continent ea ward April 20, 18564, he sailed from Rio for New York on the Bella, which was lost at sea, His father succoeded to the baronetcy March b, 1858, and died June 11, 1862, It then passed to the socond Alfred (Roger being presumed to be who died Feb. 22, 1866, and was posthumous son, Sir Henry Tichborne, born May 28 in that year, In 1865 Sir James' widow, hop ing Roger might yet be alive, had ad. Caldwell. Hamilton & Co., Omaha. P, E. man & Co., 208 N. 10th Streot, Cmaha; OmahaAyents. D. E ‘m&e JAMER Y, CRAIG, GIVEN AWAY To the SMOKERS of ell’'s Genuine Durham Smok- Tobacco. England the Ortons, a family of rather humble life, to whom he presented him- self and sent his photograph as Arthur Orton, The claimant was indioted for perjury as ‘“Thomas Castro, otherws Arthur Orton,” put on trial April 23 1873, and after a trial of 188 days’ dura tion, convioted February 28, 1874, and” sentenced by Sir Alexander Cockburn to The genuine has picture of BULL on every package. Bome yearsago he & s looturing before | fOUrteen years penal servitu de the aenior class in Pringeton (o e For particulars see our next s e Man a8 At and ! Aot sanouncement. S i el oo Faersd Ous'of the seuiors inquired, *Woll, |6 fo b Avdeosmita,” 1+ over i FE P R e ) IN AN INDIAN ENCAMPMENT, Buffalo Bill Entertains a Few Friends at a Prairie Dinner, New York Herald, June 16, The small boy who found himself in Fifth avenue between two and three p. m. yesterday, might have been observed to suddenly come to a halt, open wide his eyes and assume the expression of one who beholds a vision. The cause of this perturbation on the part of the small boy was the appearance of a resplendent stage coach, drawn by six fiery, untamed steeds,> which were being_driven by a large man of powerful bu.ld, whose dark eyes blinked not in the glare of the sun- light, whose sweeping mustachios were black as the raven’s wing and whose un- shorn locks fell far over his massive shoulders. Upon the top of the coach were three other bronzed faced men, also equipped with broap-brimmed sombreros, eagle eoyes, and sweeping mustachios. They were surrounded by some half dozen modest looking men, who clung tenaciously to the noats of the coach, and seemed very much alarmed at the public attention they were attracting The resplendent coach, with the fiery steeds,was part of the properties of the ‘‘Buffalo Bill Wila West, Rockey Mountain and Prairie exhibition.” The WATCH The Kidneys. retory organs. Into and through the Kidneys flow the waste fluids of the body, ter taken out of the system. Kidneys do not act properly tl matter is returned, the whole tem becomes disordered and th lowing symptoms will follo Headache, weakness, pain in the small of back and loins, flushes of heat, chills, with disordered stom= ach and bowel ly protect the Kidneys by BUR- DOCK BLOOD BITTERS and when any of these symptoms mani- fest themselues you can qulckly ri yoursel f of them by this best of all inedicines for the Kidneys. DOCK BLOOD BITTESS are sold everywhere at 81 per bottle, and one bottle will prove their efficacy. Science ot Life, Only $1.00. BY MAIL POSTPAID. driver was the popular scout, known in legisiative halls as the Hon, William F. Cody and on the boundless plains as Buf- falo Bill; the three men with the sombre- ros and weather beaten countepances were Captain A. H. Bogardus, Colonel Prentiss Ingraham and R. C. Vatian, who 18 knownon the plains as ‘‘The- Wildest-Buck-of-Them-All,” and the six timid looking men were reporters. The steeds, the coach and the party were on their way to the Polo ground in 116th street, where the show is at present en- camped and where Mr. Cody was to en- tertain his triends av dinner, the menu to consist of an Indian rib roast. Arrived at the camp the party found tha’ an ox had been roasted whole over an enoromous fire built in one corner of the encampment, The membera of the party were invited into alarge tent, the floor of which was covered with the skins of wild animals. The roasted ox was then served in large tin plates, after the fashion of life onr&e prairies. The meat had a peculiar richness and succulence and caused serious doubta to arise in the minds of some of the gentlemen present who live in boarding houses as to whether they had been reslly eating beef for some years past. A large barrel and several corpulent bottles were noticeable in a corner of the tent, and the eyes of a number of persons in the party turned upon them during the progress of the meal with an expression of horrified sus- i Mr. Cody, however, noticing dily put all temperance by explaining that the cask was nicknamed ‘‘Hiawatha.” and that it contained the laughing waters of Dreen-ken-swell river, a stream recently discovered in the Indian territory. The bottles, he said, contained various preparations copoocted by various medi- cine men. The various fluids were tested out of curosity by the members of the party. After the dinner a performer named Jim Lawson gave an exhibition in riding & broncho horse—an animal with very long legs and very short temper, the ob* ject of whose life seemed to be to exe- cute a wardance upon his head. Mr. Cody then showed ‘' his visitors over the camp and pointed out to them a mustang upon which he had riddena hundred miles in nine hours. The Q:rty returned to the Sturtevant House the coach. For some unknown reason, an ambul- We | ance from the Presbyterian Hospital fol- lowed in the rearof the coach until the occupants had been safety deposited. A parade of the Wild West Exhibition is to take place at half-past eight o'clock this morning. The line of march will be along Eighth avenue to Hudson street, llon& Canal street to Broodway, thence to the Oity Hall, along Centre street to Oanal and thence to Broadway and the Polo grounds. BUDDEN CHANGES. Changes hf temperture are apt to occa- sion dangerous affections; in the full- blooded, apoplexy is to be feared. All, both yonng and aged, should have Brax- pRETH'L Prus ready; they are never- failing. When you have pain in the head, are dizzy, feverish, rheumatic,, or otherwise affected, take from three to ten, according to bulk of individual. In twenty-four hours, or less time, you will be content. Constitutions are much alike. Vertigo, dizziness, and pain can come only when impurity of the blood is too much for *‘the life” in us to carry without a struggle. And it is this atruggle that BraNprETH'S P1rss aid, and no mis- takes are made when you merely take away impurities from the blood. — A Rich Little Girl. Washington Republican. The richest little girl in the world is the seven-year-old daughter of Captain George H. Perkins, of the navy, who is well known in this city. She is worth $7,000,000 in her own name, the amount naving been left her recently by her grandiathor, Willlum F. Weld, of Boston. r. Weld was the father of the little girl's mother, and when he died four heirs, including the child came into the oney, seeking out immediately on his return to | . bulk of his fortune, $28,000,000, which , | was divided into four portiol of $20,000and a valuable residence in Boston were bequeathed to Mrs, Perkins, wife of the Captain, and $20,000 to be used in caring for the little millionaire heiress until she reaches the legal age and claims her mil- This makes Captain Porkins' in- come an actual cash $40,000, without including his governmental salary or the rental of his magnificent residence in Boston, . Secretary Ohandler recently characterized the story that Captain Per- kins had resigned from the navy to look after his estates as untrue, and said that he has been ordered to duty on board the steamer Hartford, The Captain applied for a year's leave, with a view of resign- ing at the end of the year. The depart- ment, however, declined to grant the re- quest, as he had been away from duty for two years, The secretary said the captain was one of best officers in the service, and that he would not resign because he loves sea too well, KNOW THYSELF, 468 A GREAT MEDIOAL WORMK ON MANHOOD Exhaustod Vitality, Nervous and Physioal Debility, Promaturo Declino in Man, Err outh, antho antold miserles osulting from indlscretions or oossen. A book fo and old. * 1¢ contal and chronio diseases each one of which is Invaluw 86 found by the Author, whose experience for 23 your lo such saprobably never beforo foll to tho It Fronch chusin. ' soseud botors, Pl it okeantess mt 'm sossed covers, guaran 0 bo a flner work _n every sonse,—mechanioal, lod nly by mall, post. o 5 oante. Sord now.” God or by the National Medical Associatlon, $0 the offioors of which he refors. Finebrucion: and by ihe Aioted fo rolt on, an af or roltot. wil benale all—London Lancet. 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