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PARAGRAPHS.

"A lazy mans churn has been invented
In Vermont. II Is adjusted TO a wagon,
and all man has 10 do Is TO drive down
for the mail, aud when he gets back the
butter has come.
Customer Ito map-seller of Paris)--
"Ah, there is Russia-but-I do not sec
Moscow" Shopkecper running his fin
ger over the map)-"Ah, Monsieur for
gets that Moscow was burned"
Numerous experiments have been
conducted in India for the purpose of
discovering trustworthy cure for the
bite of the cobra. Ii Is announced that
Or. Short OF. Madras has successfully
treated several eases this summer with
liquor potasse and brandy.
The late eccentric Marquis of Wat
orford offered a railway company e5,0O0
il they would allow him to witness the
exciting spectacle of two engines dashiug
into one another at full speed from oppo-
site directions on the same line; but the
company could not sec the matter in q
sporting light. and tho offer was respect.
fully declined.
Mrs. Starrett OF Lawrence, Kansas
propounds the interesting query, "Whai
shall we do with our daughters 2" and a
farmer in the same propinqldty wants to
knows"What shall we DO with our corn"
The able editor OF the Topeka Kansas
Bid,lo, eager to make himself useful and
popular with both parties, says. LET rs
feed our corn 20 our daughters"
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Ayers Ague Cure

yer. Chill Fever. komittent Fever.
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fo.
yer, &C., and indeed NIL the affections
which arise from malarious, march, or
mi6sInatsc poisons.
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As manu- 'cturing location the position
of Cairo il not le.. important. The crude
materials 81 every description, which con-
stitute the element. II manufactured arli-
cles, abound on every Sue, iron ore, coal,
OF supe iOr qua! y, and timber Of every
ch tracter, more than others being easily
and cheaPly accessible, and the rich agri.
cultural region OF the immediate peigh5or-
hoo !, a. well a. the more remote dist'iCts
rendered tributary 20 il by river an rail,
furnish suppiiesot the Lecessarir 5 of life in
such abundance as 10 r,na cr living except
ionally cheap. When the manufactured nTti
Gle, are produced, the f4cilitiOs for cheap
distribution by river and rail are not
equalled.
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ST. LOUIS,IRO MOUNTAIN
& SOUTHERN r. r.
TIME CARD.

Exprose leaves Cairo daily D. IN.
hxrsvae arrives st Cairo dali ......-...1 200 a. m
Accommodation leaves Cairo daily -,.% 10 a. IA.
Accommodation arrives daily texccpi
snndfyl W ~ 10.
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"a Repository OF Fashion, PLEASURE
ana Instruction.
HARPER'S BAZAAR.
Ui,.gygqfcd
NOTICES or THE PRESS.

The Bazar is edited with contribution
oftIci and talent that we seldom find IN any
Journa': ana the journal Itself 1, the org I
OF the great world offashiOn.-Bostpn Tray
eler.
The Bazaar commeuds Itself TO every ms M
Der Of The hoUseh1ld--to the children by
droll and pretty pictures, 10 the young a.
dies by Is fashion plates In endless variety.
TO the provident NATION 10y It's pattori : Tor
the chiiJren's 81 thes, 10 pateriamiligs by
its tasteful designs for embroidered slipper.
AMI luxurious dre sing gowns. But the
reading matter OF The bazar is uniformly OF
great excellence. The paper MS acquired
a wide popularity for tn fireside enjoyment
ii affords. N. Y. Evening Post.
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Its cent? al location in the gree Valley Of
the Mississippi aud The great " ealtu offiyer
aud railroad communication, gives t. Cairo
unsurpassed advantages a. a numerical
point, ~ 1t affords 90 her easy aud cheap ac-
cess TO all the rain producing stricts OF
the North and We,l, and -imilar access TO an
the agricultural Uroduce consumers Of the
south, thus presenting the best location in
the Weston AN interchange Of the respect
iyenor,hern and southern commodities and
productions.
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the best suStuinp,
work Of the Kind in tlIe WOrIa."
HARPER'S MAGAZINE,
Illustrated.
NorIcns or THr rnEss

Tho ever increasing circulation OF this
excellent monthly proves its continued
adap ion 10 popular desires and needs In
deed, when we think into how mauy home,
IL penetrates every month, we must cor.
-ider IL as one OF the educators as We'll a.
entertainers Of Che pubic mind for IT'S vast
popularity has been won by no appeal 60
stupid rejudices or deprayed stes.--bos-
ton Globe.
sesses for variety enterprise artistic wealth,
and literary culture TINT has kept pace with,
Ii it has not led the times. should cause it,
conductors 70 regard 1t with iustifiable com
placency. II also entities them To q great
claim upon the public gratitude. The
Magazine has done good and not evil al,
the days OF It's e.-Brooklyn Eagle.
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This city, as l. woll known, il s'tuatedat
the confluence OF the Ohio aud Mi-si-s,ppi
rivers. at the head Of uninterrupted naViga-
ton on the Mississippi, being below oh
siructicns by ice IN The winter and low
water IN sumner. aud titus hos clear and
open river communication at all times over
the Ml,sissi pi and It's tributaries with all
the country south. to The Gulf OF Mexico
and the Atlantic Ocean. Cairo has also the
same character OF communicp ION with al
the country north over the streams flowing
by il. when those streams are not iungvi-
gable by ica.oH of tee or low water.
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Lots and land In Cairo are now oGered nc
very low prices, afiording favorable oppor.
tunitles TO purchase, and the owners pre-
sent the location TO tho public as Offering
lnriNalod advantages Tor the successful e..
ta1l shment of commercial or manufactur
country Tor profitable investment OF capital.
:. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees, etc.
CAIRO, ILL, May let, 1874.
5-l0.tf
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s IG5CIaItACI4 y 90
for the speedy cure of special troubles common
10 the Young aud middle-aged. Nervous, men
tai aud ply -ical depressiou, loss Of mcmory and
energy. pains In the back, sclf-distrust, dir
illness dimuess Of sight, confusion of ideas, and
other dsorera Of the merry Gus s. stem cOnsequCu ut
on various habit that lower The vitality Of the
system. Any diuggistii has the ingelients
Address Or. l.. ~ HILTON,
Cincinnati, o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-11

Shooting with accuracy when under a full
run Is An accomplishment possessed by but
few. A policeman tried II yesterday in
Wilmington, Delaware, his target being an
escaping offender, but instead OF hitting the
latter his bullet took effect in the person OF a
woman who died in a few moments. Police
men are sometimes too handy with their
nisfOIs In a miscellaneous crnyI
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

TOR REN1-The whole Of the SECOND FLOOR,
Il consisting Of six rooms, all comm untc s;ine,
with bath room on SANE floor. Will be rented very
low for the summer. Would be delightful rooms for
party Ct gentlemen intending TO spend the summer
N the city. VIII be rented separately or together
72S 18th street northwest. mayE-tf
E'QR sALE-FARA of sixty three acres on CO.
iun'eia turnpike, four miles from city; within 4
mile Of ststioG, on W. & D. railroad Location high
aud healthy; good house and barn; apple and pes
orehsrds never failing stream OF wasr and springs
suitsble for dairy, truck, fruit viii be reDtSd
for the season after April 2oth. Apply TO
yANSEY H0GE,
app m $50 PennsylFania avenue.
EQR SALE-H0UsEs sfo NJ street, 3s,sp; GOT
Il street, Slo|ve: No. 1&l2 9Th street north
west; nine rooms; S6ee. Also, two-story Brick
ktSlDENCE, corner STA and q streets northwest
Price, 400; No. Is Massachusetts Avenue, north
west, =, monthly payments; aud @ large number
OF others in Allparts of the city.
EDWIN J. SWEET,
NARY IN Sl1 18th street northwest.
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The Baltimore papers of to-day have full
report OF the speech OF President Garrett de-
iivered on Wednesday at the monthly meet
ing of the board of directors OF the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. Mr.. Garrett gives gen.
eraI review OF the condition of the road, and
declares that, despite the railroad war; the
ten per cent diy idends will be kept up, though
lie admits that ii may be necessary TO trench
somewhat upon the surplus. In regard to the
effect OF the reduction of fare on the Balti
more and Potomac road 10 80 cents between
Baltimore and Washington, or 80 cents for
the round trip, while the Baltimore and Ohio
road charge S1.20 for the single ticket and -
for the round trip, he asserted that the reduc-
tion OF revenue TO his road by this COMPETE
ton had been only S3,j6S for May,
ISIS, as compared with the same month
last year. This, he thinks, is "a gratifying
illustration Of the confidence of the public IN
the superiority of the Baltimore and Ohio
road, and its greater safety, with its double
track ami freedom from accidents for so
many years" He intimates, further. that
he Will not reduce the iare between Balti-
more and Washington. But perhaps he will
think better of il when he hears that the OPP
position road il preparing to lay double
track, and 10 put itself in condition to carry
passengers as safely and comfortably as can
his road. And Judging by the heavy and
constantly increasing travel going over the
Baltimore and Potomac road since the re-
duction Of fare, we are inclined 10 think Mr..
Garrett altogether undertakes the loss of
business that Inc is likely to sustain, should
this competition be kept up. People who,
from habit, would be inclined 10 use his
road, think twice about it when they can go
for less than half his rates over the opposition
road; and when they once find that they can
travel quite as expeditiously and comfort
ably by the latter; they will be likely TO de-
sert him permanently.
Mr.. Garrett in his address dwelt upon the
stories about the crippled financial condition
Cf Ms road under the railroad war, and he
efiectually cOntradicts these reports. He
asserts. on the other hand, that within a
week zone of the most opulent and emil
nent bankers in the United States" hal pro-
posed TO loan the company S2,Oa0.OO0 on its
notes at ! : per cent; which offer had been
declined, the company not needing the
money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-11

When Mr.. Beach yesterday said, referring
to Mr.. BeacheT's denial OF ever having di-
yided the judgment day into sections, that
when that day came the Great Defendant
would find that il Is divided into at least two
sections, the audience laughed and the Judge
put on his severest frown. Pid the learned
counsel mean to insinuate that Mr.. Beccher
would he ranked among the goats on that
day:
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Average Daily Circulation, 1880
The Star for the Summer.

Persons tearing the city for the Summer or for
anu parton Of IL may hare THE STAR sent by
mani, postage prepaid, for aach period Of time as
they dcstye at the rate Of rs cents per Week, 60
cents PEI n'of',h, $50 for three months, or So
for sir months.
|" Orders must IN dU cases be accompanied By
the money, and no paper sent longer than pad
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EDUCATIONAL.
Fer Lunch.

Fer Lunch.
FISHING PARTIES, ENCIRNtONIST>,
lind Win us everything suitable isr
PRESSED CORN BEEF, IN ?.
4ahi pound cans; the pound
SALMON, CO. ked ready for use,
LOBSTER, Is cents; sPICED
PARTRIpGE and CHICK
h GSssf pF cmIG & f;Si' RG sJ 81
TURKEY, CHIPPED BEEF.
ffssssIHE2 , ftss AZ f fhsTf,
s skSss Th EaIE R Pk f sS'
SSL OILY stuffed with ASoHO-
SOUPS: GF ffKTLE Tu ESa.Fo. H SSs:
ffI Is, BEE tx Efihi SHhGk.
ALBERT BISCUIT, rs cents
BISCUIT: stekR WATERS, 90 cents;
ERs, plain aud fancy, 80
DEssERT FRUITS. All kinds
SIe ssu per p PUT % o IN s.a. aaa uq 5s
opened with knife; snek-
FRUIT. f name s' sTRs AZ Rkfihkkss
RasPBERRIEs, PEARs,
Films FhHsar Fin GH afFIEs,,
Cs9 5Gto5%iers' PASTE. pre-
pared for Instant use; also,
coSpESsEb MILK, TIA.
POCKET STOVE: The most convenient thing
in the world for travellers; eggs
cooked ia smlnutes; cofee,tea
or chocolate made NJ short no.
tioe; lighted instantly; extin-
DRINKS euished by . breath; no smoke:
% e GiFiii # GG0ri F * sf1.cis
LIZ SAFE Carried in the
PICKETT alcohol used; warrant
ed TO suit every customer. look
BASS ALE, SCOTCH ALEs.
LONDON STOUT, PORT
WINE, Rye WHIeKY, Ca
TAMPA wIhs, cLAREr
LE N;SS SUGAR, LINZ
HAVANA ClGARS; RnsH IMPoRrA-
TIONs: great variety Of
brands. Gsnp,as oaiy sold.
SMOKE; Price-lo for 81.
:isss1f 81
o0Partfcular attention given 20 fitting out Fish
ing Parties for Q cruise. Picnic Parties supplied
q. q. CORNWELL 4 SONS,
FINE GROCEkS,
nays llle Pc. av., OPP. Wizards Hotel.
RLUE LICK wArER.
5son KEHrUofSEFsr ss6S.. sa Tson rHa
s>e~ Va f rE.onSe0s:
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THE
ICE KING REFRIGERATOR
Has stood the severest test for the past five years.
carried away the honors at all the principal indus
trial Exhibitions throughout the United States:
competing with nearly every Refrigerator now in
existence; am now prepared to challenge the world
II. III. DIGGINS, Patentee.
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FOR THE
FOR THE
S L N NJ ER!

FANS japanese, 10, IS, Soc; Linen. black colored
and painted, IS and Soc: Silk and SATIN black
~ painted and white, 81 81 50, Sis aud So
Isuze Underwear, Tor Ladies and Gents, at re-
dCccd prices.
Ladies' Fine Chemi-e, Tucked and Ruffi.. Kmbroi
dery and kuffie, Lace and Embroidery ,Sc., al /,
Ladies Drawers to match, 81.
Fine Tucked and Rufie Skirts, l, 81 50 and 50
all full length and width.
Long and Short Gowns, 81.
Very handsome Long Gowns, So
Child's Sun Bonnefs. SOC.
Child Lace Caps and Hoods, 81.
Hand nit Infants Sac9ues, a.
beautiful Embroidered Merino do $3.50
Normany Hoods, Lace and Lawn. 81
Child and Misses Plaid Full prons. SOC.
Chiidren,s Fancy Striped Hose, 8, IS, 50 aud 75c
New style Tuck Combs. Is. SOC and 81.
Gents hne British or Lisie Thread full regular
Toilet ArtEciese Dressing Combs, best Russer. .,
and soc Tooth Nail Brushes, 2sc Hair Ana
Clothes Brushes, Is, soc. and 81.
Travelling Baskets, SOC. and 81.
Travelling Satchels, in all kinds, 81 and 81
Two packages Brown Windsor Soap, 25c.
Mems and Ladies' Lisle Gloves, sc very cheap
Lsdies, two, button Kid, in all shades, splendid
Gents I ID. o. and 81 So
CroQuet-Hen sets, 81; full sets, 81, o. 2s, S3 50,
- ~ and $3.50: all worth 50 per cent. more.
BESIDES 1000 other articles, all desirable good and
cheap, ct
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BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE SITES.

REAUTIFUL COTTAGE SITES.
To families DESTROYS Of securing Q simmer resi-
dence near this city, that for healthfalness not
exceled in the United States and for beautiful views
IL rarely eNceled IN any country, attention and az
inspection is invited to
EIGHT ONE-ACRE LOTS,
adjoining each other. on the North Arlington
Helghts, aud being part OF the North Arlington
Fruit Farm, with apples, pears and cherries in fun
bearing. and adjoining the celebrated North Airing
ton Vineyards, which be purchased At much less
than their true value. With Washington, George
town. the Potomac and surrou ndine country in fun
view from each, they are not elualed by any otha
locality near this city in all their attractions and ad
vantages. To those who will build upon them at
once, the most liberal terms offered.
Small Farms in the same locality are also offered
for sale.
ROB'f A. PHILLIPS,
mayS-tr sos 9Th street northwest
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PERSONAL.

hR b. TlTCOMB, from Baltimore, informs his
- patients that he will be at his Office in Washing
ton, 424h 10th street, every afternoon, between 2
and o clock ie5-6tE
DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED for incom-
patibilly, etc; residence unnecessary; fee after
decree Address P. U. Box 1887, Chicago, Ill.
les lot
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MONEY TO LOAN.
Liberal advances made to any amount and for any
time desired, At very reasonable terms, on all kinds
OF personal property, Bonds, Stocks and fine Mer-
chandise. Also, goods bought and sold on commits
sion. Always on hand at private sale large selec
ton OF WATCHES, DIAMONDS, good JEwELRY,
&c. &C, cheap for cash, Auction sales on the Isl
or "a OF every month. Satisfaction guaranteed
Strictly confidential.
8. G0LDSTEIN & CO..
Loan OGoe, Commission and ErchnHgs Brokers'
n. 4. corner 10th and streets northwest
" Private entrance on 10th street may4-tr
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d. VERB6R0'S.
GREAT METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE

GREAT METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
je7.tr 312 7th street. near Penn. avenue.
In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
= OF COLUMBIA. fhe TIA day Of May. ISIS.
GEORGE kENGLA BRO. vs.. JAMES =. ONRAL ct
ALTO "a .l0l, Law.
sin, their attorney, II is ordered that the
james =. O'0eAl and Josephine A. O'Neal, cause
the hrst rule-day occurring forty days after this
% CO o the Ss1;s vi Be with S
d; o: HUnRHREIe, Justice, &c.
my3o-f3t By ]. JAZZ CAMP, ASH. Clerk.
SOMBTHIHo HBW-fhe only relionle on L1H.
~ DAB OL0Ck ever made d this country. Beau.
@n - SsSsSs3 ta1s $780, kxsl9stys AGsocy e
n ACE CURTAIN6 GLAND In 9 superior
jsl-In 4. IUa6R, Sls &h skese.
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(NRAPE WELLS CLEANED and refinished like
y new, I5c. per yard. A. FISHER,
Jel- I'm 6ls 9th street
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Experience in this and other cities has
demonstrated that one OF the most common
causes of typhoid fever and other terribly
fatal diseases, even in SO-called =" first-classr
houses, is the escape intOdwellings of deadly
gases from the sewers. This is most COM
monty the result of cheap plumbing; the
construction of water closets with defective
stencil traps or without any; aS has been
proved in many cases of sanitary inspection
in this city where complaints of foul smells
IN dwellings have been made. No more
important subject TO the health of the COM
munity could engage the attention of the
Board OF Health here. and they will do good
service If they can get regulations estab-
Iished not only for inspection of al water
closets, whether complaint is made or not
with view 10 remedying existing defects, but
particularly for supervision of the plumbing
work on houses in process OF erection. The
inspection should be honest and thorough.
without reference to anybOdy's work, plans,
or patents; but with an eye singly TO the
prevention of disease from the cause named.
Now that commencement exercises are in
order, ii may be well TO remind participants,
in cases where theaters or large halls are
used, that if they desire the audience to hear
what they say they must regulate their
voice by the size OF the auditorium. Actors
generally understand this, and when they do
not, the audience is pretty sure to give them
a hint in cries Of LOuderi' Ii is frequently
the case that speakers al the exercises in
question are heard only by the few persons
who are fortunate enough to get seats very
near the stage, while 10 those in the center or
rear OF the house their oratiOns are mere
rantOmimic performances.
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STAB M ri ., 1. 6sbr. MI,
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G3sW. 90. 5ut6inIon, superintendent
len Der Yrsappttrianey=M iilion, erri9=
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&ubeitorer iuaren nit 6alGinenmei III
uno Sa9len bewaifnct. Ser Yaltor
elttam ulo iu6te aaf elnem i'm 9afen
lie9enoen amerifanilben &ris9siAliy
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uno Die Iufri6rer angreifen. 8iet
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