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rom rhnmh nud the Painter

The London Daily Telegraph, in writing
Of the late Tom Thumb, relates a melan-
cboly incident connected with his London
success few yesrs ago, When some tu-
ture Noble, or Granger or some editor OF
fresh edition OF "Wanley's Little World oil
Wonders deems IL worth his while to give
A biographical notice Of the American no
munculusn Just departed, he will not omit
10 dwell on the lamentable occurrence
which associates the name OF Charles >.
Strstton with that OF the distinguished
and unfortunate English painter, benjamin
Rober, Hayden, The first appearance oil
the little general at the Princess was IN
pecuniary source scarcely successful so
after iew nights the astute Mr.. Barnum
took his protege away TO that traditional
nome of strange sights, the Egyptian hall
| In Piccadilly. Ere long 1.-THE general, as
| show al a shilling q head admission, was
drawing ElOO day. After being for
many months the talk OF the town, the
LIVELY Iilliputian made the round of the
nrovinoes. and was then taken on a length.
sned tour on the continent. He returned
moro Than once to the Egyptian ball. and
hc CHANGED To pe there, and - attractive ~
var In the month OF April, 1916. At that
,sriod Haydon had engaged room IN the
S,li for the exhibition OF TWO large picturei
rom his mcneil, "Aristidesh and IN ,ro al
ps Running OF Rome.n At the end Of sil
.s.ks Inc artist closed the exhibition OF hi
'ic,nTe. having lost over fl00 BY the spec
,ls,ion. on she 22d ~ June following M
,rmmit,ed suicide. The following entriei
from Inc unhappy gentleman's diary speaii
,aT themselves: 1.-THE first day oil my efhi
biton IL rainoG all day, and no one came
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iai past week has been moro lively In the
.-S,1ianons Of the future market Cotton mas
~ " own, and seems strong. Is may 80 some
- lower, but II IL does, IL Ia all the beVer
-saAse for the outlook to-day for the coming
but brilliant and cotton should
4 iSS@csNei Today ful.y a TO lc. higher.
'Ass.ulWagN the provision market reacted solhe
w part Of the week, but could not sustain
.asu'Snce, and closed 30 cents lower ior PORK
lssiN.y Time this season, or, IN fact Tor years.
fVlk and anu are Is per cent cheaper thah
ri! San be manufactured, ut the price hogs ste
ssss Y looks like a safe purchase MheM
t,S,Sssuyi the last few days has been decldeHly
l N. ana as the crop outlook since threshing
~, wnmenced indlcaes still greater
s n, made, we can safely look for contln.
H. ,euong market Corn IL steady ana not
IN .uolhg, IL closed ut Soc for sepemnet
AsSsle Year ago to-day II was quoted ~ ''e
s uop outlook Is good, but II is 80 far on as 10
Ie,, Rhsaerlelly affect future deliveries lor the
.k6,a, higher figures We learn from MT,
In1'SsleeI that the future business has opened
inn'viy, aud that he is oelying orders from
|s{pGOl me state, including even houston
H. AlyeSlOn, Me-. Mheelock oilers Hdyah'
A ~, W uea ers In futures that make II pteieIa'
F I'm Vnd orders TO him, and MS facilities ar'
'ba ~ 20 enable him TO oil orders AZ once sh
.. = N..
gsi HLalA Is from now on are likely TO be livery
TtVianets good In future operations,
In ~ 'on luture markets were strong to-un!
. NV NV. Il orr on advance OF from Sto 10 polhu
sniSN ~ The gain seems 10 have been gen
ha,,,Ai months, In New Orleans the w
NM snnuenoy vas still more and the reports IN
NV, an an advance OF fully II to Is points, u
o,itvpl We arket shows rise OF about l'o
& m NJ, Is.onihs The reports OF thu growing oiSI
II W. satisfactory, and there bow seems TO o
olson why prices should not adyane
IN AOonIiesSo graiu is not SO firm or high. sen
kVenl. wheat Is nom 1t 10 SIS lower than iss
. Neiohls esd Il sold for les 5.Sto i,0i 81, re
l,esssSS, inc dee Tue was from 3 S to ~, anu
.rrsuI LOl IL 10 ! a. 5.S Septewo %
Nm, was Ia lower and sold tor q
eso,,, Vtlobet showed no change aud ".
NM. ~ bl.2 Provisions fell oil materially
l.,S sS.es,r poyk selling cor l29i, q loss shy
l IA ing Il 20 cent? and October btougt
. sld ~. VNlng u IS cents. Sept mhcr ltt
F laN acs ~, which Was i2l,2 oenn below u
IN g,,'ssh0ns OF yesterday, and october close
ms ~ decline oti5 cents
.dv.s Lonis wheat was better, and shows y
.Ocoh''V, " tN ADJUST brought los rs, gu
Nav ss,htL August corn WAS IL above yette
day 'sn NV ioher gained l cent since ysste
ny ,,,s.s 9lu Tor ;67 s Oats arc lower than
'' uurng the past yea', August sclhns
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Padgitt Bros.

Jerrold, Bowriug. Fox Maule and Hob
house excepted. April l3-Receipts, 81, 8
shillings and pence. An advertisement
OF a liner description could not have been
written to catch the public, but not shil-
ling more was added 10 the receipts. They
rush by thousands TO see Tom Thumb.
They push, they fight, they scream, thew
faint, they cry 'Helpp and Murder = They
see my bills and caravans, but do not read
them; their eyes are on them. but their
sense is gone. Ii is an Insanity, a 'iurore a
rabies dream OF which would not have
thought Englishmen could be guilty. ="
Poor Hayden! The failure Of his exhibi-
ton was not the fault Of Tom Thumb 1t
was the fault OF human nature. The show
man, after all, Is king. George ILL sus-
pended council Of his ministers to rush
TO an open window and stare at Lunardps
balloon, and Jenny Lind freely iorgaye the
| little American boy for whom his fond
/ father had bought ticket for one of her
concerts, and who went instead to see the
Fat Hog in a Side Show "Nas iti
asked, with the liyeliest interest, the illus
trious artist, "a very fat hog?" The hippo.
potamus, when he first came TO London
was certainly the most popular parsonage
in the metropolis, and Sir Edwin Landseer
hastened to the geological gardens to make
for royalty Il pen-and.ink sketch of the In,
teresting stranger. SO ii has always been,
and so 1t may always be
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srnR, EuaRNE DK vAux, on FRAN Il.
mas made US his egents for the state OF Texas o
sell his neyer.falling remedy. "Nature's Conpe
al Restorative or VitaliIerh All affectad with
nervous debility, loss Of manhood and an Kin.
dred Diseases should at once procure M sclrculs
nom which 70 learn the cause Of the diseass
shove n entioned then At once 10 procure m m
us OF through us by your druggislor expr IS
the never failing remedy
CRowDuS, BALDWIN & wILLIAMa
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas, Texas.
ny retail AZ Howell& BROS and J. T., Williams.
llu ,reled Marriage Guide. geO pages, cloth
and gilt binding, so cents; same in paper cover.
IS cents. Manhood. 10 cents; womanhood, 10
cents; pamphlet, cents, securely sealed. by
mail Send money or postage stamps. DIR.
WHITTIER, the Great Specialist CIT 81.
Charles Street, 81. LAnis, Mo-
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GULF COLORADO and SANTA EE BY
CONNECTIONS.

at GALVESTON with Mallory Line Of
steamers for Key West and New York! Nor.
gan Line steamers for New Orleans, Indian.
ola, Corpus Christi. Brownsville and Vera
CruE,
At ARCOIA with I. d q. N, r, r., foi
Columbia aud towns In BraEOria county,
At HufENBERG with a., IA. a b. A. RI
(Sunsot ROutel for Columbus, Welmar HAr.
wood, Luling San Antonio, Laredo. Uvalde,
Western Texas and Mexico, also foi
Houston aud Star and Crescent Route fof
Beaumont Orange Lake Charles tho Toche
Country, New Orleans and all points In ths
southeast North and East with New Yorf.
Texas a Mexican R'y for Wharton, YiotoriI
and stations on that line,
AT BRENNAN with II, \ T. O. Ry fof
Hampstead, LodboIteL Giddlngs MoDadr
and Austin,
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Palestine, ROckdalO, Round Rook George
town. Austin, San Marcos New Braunfoh
San Antonio aud Laredo
At TEMPLE with Missouri Pacific R'y
At McoREGOR with Texas and 81. I.ouis
Ry for Waco, C0fsioanA, Athens Noun. Piece.
ant Gilmet and Te1afkana
At MORGAN with the Texas Central h,
for Waco, Ross, Hoo lredell, Cisco and
points on that line
At CLEBURNE, Junction Of Dallas Dl'
At PORT WORTH with Missouri Pacihr
and Texas n Pacific R'ys for nll points o.
these lines; for NJ paso Santa Fo, San Fran.
cisco and the Pacific Coast and for Kansa,
! City, ~ DsuiS, Chicago New York, and al
points North, East and West
and f6slS si Ea t. Of NJ Missouri a II
Ciho Ry.
EB-see that your tickow read over this line.
sTFor full information. address
| OSCAR q. MURRAY,
Gen'l Pass Agt
| GALVESTON TFNAR.
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Smiths Extract.
Smiths Extract Of MAY Flower
Tho Time Tried aud Universally Approve.
Remedy for all Diseases Of the Blad.
der aud Kidneys.
10 Positively Cures whore All Othor
Remedies Have Failed toiPro-
ducs Relief

'Brlghts Disease ~ tho Kidneys" a fearful
scoutagc, which spares neither ave, sex nor
conditions, becomes IN inCurable disease only
for the want OF timely attention. II allowed TO
work It's rayages unchecked until Il has fasten.
cd upon the yitalA of It's victim, no medical
skin eau release Ia hold Il olalus It's prey, and
annually numbers ih victims by the thousand
A timely use OF
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Smiths Extract Of May Flower

Is natures own remedy, tits no vile conooc-
ton Of naseous drugs and dangerous chemicals
May Flower Is modest liitleN plant which
grows In New Foundland, 10 Pennsylvania and
Kentucky. It's diufeiio and astrlngent in its
properties, and has frequently been used to
great advantage In DiarrhmA and Bowel Com.
plants OF children. Its great merit however,
Ia In Its gentle and effcient action on the Kid
neys. II removes all impurities through nati-
raj channels, and restores the system 10 a
healthy condition. II promptly relieves rains
In the back and loins. In cases ofweak and del.
icate females. It's value IA beyond computation
But for the natural modesty ~ woman, which
causes her 10 shrink from newspaper publicity,
we might publish hundreds OF testimonials 81
ihesilmable benefit derived from 10 use.
AK your dr.. ggist 'or Smiths Extract Of MAY
Flower. Read carefully the circular around the
bottle. II is yours 10 choose between
Health. Happiness aud Life,
Disease. Misery and Death.
Prepared oaly by s. b Smith h Bro. Coylng
on. Ky. For sale by all druggists.
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AhA ~ 49, AAAA SSAGAAA ~
the Flood and onrlcAc,lt. and lis thero-
tOro u lino tlCigoruH; and correcfir0
In cases otall chronic Hididdies which
ara associated with an IMPOVERISHED
STATE or the BLOOD These all yield
othorcgulatlng ami nourshing prop
critics OF its great food tonic elements
ItcOmpensaiea for tho loss bf riidiify,
induced by Consumption, Cdidrrh or
bronchial and Throat affections. re
trH remedy FeRiil ino Dcbiiity ana
reimburse tho Ftyldlo physique for
those losses Of riidlity accompany
ing complaints peculiar 10 the SCR
Mothers nursing their own childrcRr
and delicate tcOnen who expect 20
become mothors ana bring up rigOr-
OgtS children should by all moane uso
IL. ~ tcW restore sufferers Prone
Mental OF Nervous Pr0strdtion aria-
ing from Orer-tr0rk, Exercises or
protrdrtcd Disease. II UW euro
Drunkenness and tho Opium HabiE
for "a tho appetite grows healthier
AMI digestion moro vigorous through
the use OF this Tonic, tho unnatural
craving dies away until totally eX-
tlnct ~ Is highly brBqioidl iH LircI-
Complaints, Mdidridi Fever, and
ALL Maidridl Discdsei and for tho
debllinting effects OF F'crcr Of any
Kind n has 40 cqtdl. II repairs
trdstc, improves Digestion aud Up
petite, aud aIor.s tho Dyspptio In
ruiid an cdSiiV u0imildble article
Of food; ard ia sO pleasant 20 tho tast0
that tho most sensitive palate will not
rulcct lt.
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Thai HE MEDICAL Profession

and luvalila generally may properly
understand tho merits OF "COlden's
liquid Botf 1Onic,' an analysis by
the vmiuout chemist. ARTHUR HILL
IASSAtL, MD, FRS, NJ London,
England ana alsoun enforcement by
tho celebrated physlclan, Professor
SIR ERASMUS WILSON, FRS, LID,
OF London, arc lghciOl on cncA bottle.
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Smiths Extract Of May Flower

WIN positively prevent such results In proof
OF this assertion, we cite you TO the numberlets
testimonials In our possession. and quote such
eminent authorities as DR.. Xii Ives, OF New Ha.
ven, Conn, and pr, King Compiler OF kings
Dhpensatory.l Ask your own physician ifthose
names are authorities, and decide for yourself
whether you will sacrifice your life rather than
surrender your prejudice TO an advertised medi
cline Decide now, II may not be too late
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as s, and October was quoted at 25 L. bid, a
decline for both months OF 10 cent
NEW YOkE
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HOUSTON u TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY EACH WAY

s each way between Da
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Noltes in tho Head. tho vital nuid passing unots
that lead 10 insanity and death,
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
win agree TO forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
case of this kind tho VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and treatment) win
not cure OF for anything impure or inluriouI
found In H. THE ENGLISH MEDICAL IN-
sIlrUrE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury, Consultation FREQ. Thor.
sis OF urine, g. 80 Price OF Vital Rosts sative,
VI 80 bottle, or four times the Quantity, %, OG
seat 70 any address on receipt OF price, OF q o. D.,
tho ., o. ID. sent without 81 enclosed M a guar,
name II desired, by ENGLISH MeDICAE
iNsTiTUTE, us Olive street. st Louis, Missouri
Wholesale Agents, j. J, sclloTT a CO., Gal.
weston, TaHas
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o,, y AElixxAS AND MUI1oTE,
rates andg
letter o. FLOOD Ticket V ~ P0'
WALDO Vice President and
HOUSTON
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

IL q noyer-faillng tonic
for Nervous Debility
exhausted vitality, Sem
nal Weakness, Spei.
mRtorrhma, LO ST
MANHOOD impoien.
10y, PRralys, and all
tho terrible effects Of
Self Abuse youihfu
10 lies and excuses in
maturer years-such 40
Loss OF Memory, Las
slIude, Nocturnal RMS
sion, Aversion W socie
Ill.,.
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One gentlemen who he'd been confined 10
his bed six weeks with Mecurlal Rheuna.
usm has been cured entirely, and speaks In
the highest praise OF s, =, 4
CliIlEs q BERRY,
Chattanooga, Tenn
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FUTURES.

Moderate inquiry Freely met
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-03
REMEMBER This.

If you are sick Hop Bitters will
surely aid Nature 10 making you we'll
when all else fails.
If you are costive or dyspeptio, or
are suffering from any of the numer-
GUS diseases of the stomach or bowels,
1t is your own fault If you main i'll,
for Hop Bitters are a sovereign
remedy in all such complain 5.
If you are wasting away with any
form of Kidney disease, stop tempting
Death this moment, and turn for a
cure to Hop Bitters.
If you are sick with that terrible
sickness Nervousness, you will find q
''Balm in Gilead" In the use Of Hop
Bitters.
If you are a frequenter or q resi-
dent of a miasmatic district, barricade
your system against the scourge of all
countries-malaria, epidemic, bilious
and intermittent feyers-by the 8
of Hop Bitters.
If you have rough, pimple or sal
low skin, bad breath, pains and aches,
and feel miserable generally, Hop
Bitters will give you fair akin, rich
blood, and sweetest breath, health and
comfort.
In short they cure all diseases of
the stomch, Bowels, Blood, Liver,
Nerves, Kidneys, Bright's Disease.
$500 will be paid for q a s they will
not cure OF help.
That poor, bedridden, invalid wife,
Ia ter mother, or daughter, can be
made the picture of health, by a few
bottles of Hop Bitters, costing but a
trife. Will YOU lot them Suffer2
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-03

and day full Of each other, how can it
be sudden2"
Drew stood still, and Adam went ON
alone untilhi footsteps became audible
and Matte turned her head to see him
standing at her side.
Adam had been right. No fear was
tn sre for Mattie's brain. All excite
ment, all surprise and wonder oame
a~fterward; at the first supreme mo-
ment, and with O satisfied SIGH, % Of .
child who has got all It wants, Matte
held out her arms to him with one
word
"Husband!"
As Adam drew her to him 1t was not
only the mist of the darkening evening
that blinded Drew, so that for q mo-
ment or two he saw neither of them.
People say Drew's luck has turned.
From that day Stonedene found .
tenant. 1t Is newly done up and
pre- ttily furnished now; Mr.. and Mrs.
Armitage come down here once or
twice a year with their children for .
breath of fresh air and to visit old
friends.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-03

The DIR. has been locate In Coun-
eli Bluffs nearly two years, and hay
ng been called professionally during
that time into the best families In the
city and surrounding country, takes
pleasure in an announcing that he has
come to stay. His constantly increas-
ing practice at home, In the midst of
his own people, is the best evidenced
his skill as a SPECIALIST, and he
wishes it uuierstood, once for all, that
his methods OF treatment are STRICT
LY scientific; that he despises quack-
cry al we'll among o.called Regular
and Homeopathic" practitioners as
among travelling charlatans and "Cure-
Ais" He has devoted fifteen years
to the study and practice OF his SPE.
CIALTlES and has had the benefit of
he most skillful training in the best
olleges and hospitals In the land, and
as no hesitaucy In promising the very
est results to be obtained from scien.
cmedicine and u reery.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-03
THE STORY or AN ORPHAN GIRL.

Mattis's. story was simple enough.
The orphan girl of a former servant
In o wealthy family, Matte had
shared the lessons and the play Of the
younger daughter of the house, until
a time came when 1t was convenient
to t1rn the humble companion adrIft
to work for herself. 1t may have
been a piece of ill-luck his nelghbors
ascribed to Drew, that 1t should have
been 10 his farm the girl came as help
to his sister, or IL may have been a
piece of his good nature that made
him agree to take under his roof this
prsg'y lass, unframed for servics and
educ Ated far above her station.
Drew's wido we'd sister, Mrs. Banks,
who lived with him, and whose child
1t vas Matte had come to nurse,
amongst other duties too numerous to
mention, TO, there WAS bat one serv-
ant kept-Drew's sister exclaimed in
despair when the farmer brought
home the young lady.like, delicate
looking girl:
"We want a strong, Woodworking
lass2 This n doesn't know her
right name from her left. She Is as
good as a lady, or as bad, and has
never MIXED a COW IN her life! What
were you thinking of to bring her
here?"
Sab! that's my luck; well, we must
do the best We can with her. 1t the
steward had never mentioned her to
me now-but then he did mention
her, ard here she Is"
There she was, and thereehe stayed,
apt to learn, willing to be taught,
grateful for the real kindness she met
with. Matte was soon tho best hand
at milking for miles arouRd, and soon
devoted to baby. Three years passed
quietly, and then came the romance of
Mattie's life.
She was twenty that summer. Adam
Armitage, a grave man, was fully ten
years her senior. A great traveller, o
member of the world renowned
scientific society, q student and a dis.
coveter--he was between two scientific
expeditions, refreshing heart and
brain by a walking tour through the
home countries.
Adams walking tour ended at the
farm Drew, had taken only a year be-
fore, and the dwelling house 1t had
been found moro convenientto inhsbit
than the smaller building on tho old
land close to the road. Mr.. ArmitagC
found the pure air of the downs gooG
for him. He made friends with al
the family. To Matte it was delight.
full TO meet ace more some one with
all the tricks and name of the more
refined society, among which hel
youth had been passed. Little HarrI
followed his new friend wherever h
went. HsrrY's mother called him
right down pleasant gentleman; thu
farmer called him a good man.
They all missed him When he wen
away. Matte most Of all; but tn
next summer found him there again
a welcome old friend this time, and n
stranger.
. Drew, a keen observer Of all tina
J went on around him, Wa not 80 muo
taken by surprise ~ his sister was on
day toward the end of this secon
' visit. Adam and Matte we're bot
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-03
SPECIALTIES.

IL must be evident to every close
observer .h.T NJ one mind, however
gifted, can gcssp more than a mere
%smattering Of medical scieGcs. The
field is too large aud the natural divis.
ions too numerous for anything moro
than p cursory viss of tho vast obsta-
Giles 10 be encountered by tho ''g,n-
er&p practitioner. We have our em.
ineut Surgeons and our eminent prac
tttioners Of medicine, af or which fol-
low the noted specialists, embracing
the Eye, the Ear, the Throat, the
Lungs, the Kidneys and Bladder, Dis
eases of Women, Insanity, &c &C.,
any one of which requires years of
patient study and practice to insure
proficiency and ultimate SUCCESS.
The busy practitioner of to-day
the Family" physician can no more
embrace all these speclalties In his
practice and do ~astice to his patients
than he IA ''bottle up sunlight" yet
how many physicians In the western
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-03
country are PRETENDING to do 80, to
the cost aud injury of their patients.
CHRONIC DISEASES.

The DR.. does not pretend to cure
ALL chronic diseases. He claims,
however, that years of patient study
and practice, In the hospitals aud elsa
where, give him advantages in their
treatment which no ordinary practi.
toner can possibly have; that he CAN
CURE many cases now pronounced
INCURABLE by them, and give re.
lief to hund reds of others whose dis.
eases come within the range of hisSPE.
CIALTIES. He is prepared to give
the most approved electric treatment
and medicated vapor baths, when
headed. Parties res'd ng at a distance,
whose means will not admit of their
taking a regular purse of treatment
hers, will be furnished blanks with
questions, which can BIZ answered aud
returned to the Doctor. who will make
no his diagnosis and give treatment if
desired, but he much prefers to make a