The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-05
The Romance or Lord Lorpe.


\ gentleman lately from Edinburg told |
me some anecdotes Of Lord Lorne, the |
espoused Of the Princess Louise, that !
rather account for the "paleness and ncr. !
vcusness' one paper remarked, in his wed. |
ding face, and for the "inaudable responses
commented on by another. According TO
my Scotch friend there is y highland inn
upon the PROTEST hit Of the Campbell os-
tatcs, aud dwelling therein is an old-timc
retainer Of the family who keeps the lorne
arms. during one of the vacations of the
young lord Il granddaughter of tho an
cient host came to live at the inn. The
lassic had the loveiest lint-ahte locks that
ever grew on Scottish hea |, and very short
~ there grew up strong affect IN be-
tween the beautiful hyland lass and the
noble young lord. For years he has been
devoted to this Agnes, who, upon hearing
OF the proposed marriage took 10 her bed,
and refused to be comforted, and has led
the ambitious nobleman life CT il since,
~ very properly she ought. However,
that's the scandal concerning the lord Of
Lprne and Agnes. II Mrs. Louise Lorne
rcnds the Republican, Us an intelligent
princes, should, shall DO tho instrument
In the hands of Providence OF making hei
young life happy. VI. II. Is.
The Coiorcd ReprescHtdtr, Is n Journal
published ut Lexington, Ky, IN the
interest orthc freedmen. Thchrst number
contains the following modest announce
ment Of the EDITORS gin;
we will say 10 our readers that, &c they
want amy kind of poetry made and set 10
any tune cali on the editor of The Coiorsd
| Representative, who will take pleasure IN
| filling NIL orders by due notice. The whole
creation or mankind was born for some
! purpose, If but little. So the editor oi
2He CJiorsd Representative can thank God
that he was horn natural poet, which
gift came from God, and ~ man can
/ counterfeit.
"iyou wan some poetry mate,
III make u Il ptom.sSt
And IA 80 II will not de.
pi,a,c call on q Is ihomh-.
"Hnppy pic asut. Nuu can ware.
hlfry aViie that does not sscnr;
IT.. loNs II Ma Your snre ~ loot,
Teach Nuur children nnt 20 sf'ti'
Fry The costlio,t drr.,vs II The Winter
SaNsR hiY correspondent 40 Washington
have been sportcd by Mr. John Morri.,cy
and Mr.. Fernando Wood. Mr., Nor.
r.,.ey wore n black thread lace dress, over
u neavy white MORE with solitaire
diamonds only for ornament AZ the Cor
coran ball. Mrs.. Moryi.,cy ha, never
been seen In general society In Wp.hing
ton The rurcst dress noticed this Winter
ha, boon worn ly Mrs, Fernando Wood.
take up your dnc.t collar my lady reader
'ul1 point, ly tho way Nov imagine "a
I whole dres. with any quantity of ferns
and palms running over it. waist sleeves,
skirt, an complete with pink shk under
meath. Could rnA lhiug more exquisite In
the shape of dro'' be conceived
ISp"If broom, IRE wet ia boiling hoi
,uds once week, they will become very
tough, will not rut the carpet, last much
longer and alwtys ,Werp like % now
broom \ very dusty cnrpc- may be
cleaned by setting pail Of cold water - a.
% the door, wet the broom in it knock IL
o. get out all the drops. sweep yard or
So. thrr wash h. ~ ON again pc
betur, aul sweep asaja, being c,piui O,
shake all th" drops oil tine brofui, and not
sweep far at % time. II done with carr
4 VIII o,cun a carpet very lu,tl. Snow
spUnklrl over cr'Ici and swept ull uc-
fore ii has time o. mciL and Dissolve, j. ri-
"a niyc fur renoyaiiHg II soilcd curpct,
Nostenrd iudiau menl Is used with good
OAt.' 'v SOME h0usntc.ptt.
So
|, appear. tr,t -Our Olive ion like
h,bIr- ,N.r MUCH, ihe iolluwing Incl
dent D. t,.i ui h.r At knnsus Citv the
other g'-uus, a. Olive Logan W., lee
turing upon Chrle- plgkon,, ,he gave
vent :. o.. Known dI-Utc- uf .imT-
backed blls,, uul thc audience mani
Tested a' opp. &c sentiment toward th"
WIc W""l. ln-t rs Olive hai rcritci