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Pooled their Chances.


TWO GERMANS FLIRT WITH FORTUNE AND WIN.
Two jolly Germans of this city have struck
BONANZA, and the manner In which their good
luck came upon them is worth relating. Alex
aDQer Be3er, one OF The pair, at present has
charge OF the pool room at the saloon and
restaurant OF John F. Snyder at No. 1921 South
Second street. and his companion In this
streak Of fortune ia G. Bander, who for twenty
newspaper offices OF this city. Sone years
ago the typo endeavored to induce Boyer to
share with him the cost OF lott0ry ticket but
tne man or balls and cues declined. He lived
10 regret his action. however. for In less than
TWO weeks after this Mr.. Bander captured a
prize OF several hundred dollars. While the
lucky oountryman stuck to his case and rat
teQ colo type into words Beye worked along
with an abiding faith in HIS future, ana par
ucularly In the louisiana State Lottery COM
parry. About three weeks ago remembering
his Old f1ssco. he met his brother OF the Fadere
land and asked him to .'go halves" In ticket
NO 1901 for the April drawing. The type
setter had not forgotten that Boyer had re-
FUSED TO go In with him some years before
but after chat he relented and they pooled
their chances. The result was a happy one for
Inc Teutons. The mail some days ago brought
them the intelligence that their ticket had
Drawn the snug sum of s.. 500. or. In other
words, the 81 which each had invested resulted
ID the handsome return Of 81, $50 apiece. They
scarcely realized their luck until Monday.
When the Adams Express company, which had
mace the collection on the ticket, notified them
that the cash was awaiting their order. On
calling at the Chestnut street office OF the com.
paDy late In the afternoon the two men bagged
their newly acquired fortunes and went their
ways. The printer, with the instinct of his
craftsmen, will stick to his case and continue
TO prepare newspaper wit and wisdom for the
world; but Boyer, as soon as he is able will re-
nnqu1sh the cue, bid adieu to the pool balls
ana seek some new occupation where his capt.
tal VIII 90 him the most good.-Phtla. Record,
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A Fine Hair Dressing.
COcoalne dresses the hair perfectly and is
also preparation unequaled for the eradIca-
ton OF dandruff.
The superiority OF Burnett's Flavoring EX-
tracts consists In their purity and great
strength
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VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
Thomas Bowling will sell to morrow at 6
O'Clock that valuable property No. 423 10th
street, near the gas office. See advertisement. I
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CARPETS cleansed at Chace'5 better and
cheaper than any other place In Washington.
No whipping TO wear or tear your carpets.
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morn
Ing, and deliveredtn 1slbs. "Ward" prints 4Oc.
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, butteunilk and
sweet milk &c. per Of. Cream. 10c. pitt.
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FIRE ESCAPE FOR WoRMLEY's HOTBL.-Mr
James Wormley has In contemplation extensive
Improvements to his hotel building this sum-
mer, and has applied to Building In-
spector Entwise to ascertain what Is neces-
tscapes, stating that he Is ready and willing
TO comply with any regulation required. as ha
does not wish 10 take any responsibility whereby
case of fire Ia his house. The inspector sub5,-
quently visited his premises and decided that
but one escape was necessary In his case that
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ALIENS BRAIN FOOD, is the only reliable tonic
for brain and sexual organs OF either sex 81.
AL druggists. STOTT & CROMWELL, Agents,
60 $50 PennSYlyania aVenue
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Hot SPRING pebble jewelry at Prigg's.

WASHINGTON FISH MARKRr.-Sold by r. A.
Golden, agent, since our last report liza, coo
behring's, from s1.50 to $3.50 per thousand
5000 ahad, from 81 TO SIP per hundred.
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SlLhs: SILKS! SILKS!
THE CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON
Drap; Green, Bronze. Brown, and other colors
Black and white Striped Silks, only 500.
BLACK SILKS, 90 62, l5. SIC, 81, 81 IS. 81. 60 g.
Our 81. SI25. and 81 so Black silks are special
BIZ ghA OK SATIN De LYON. 81 Is. $50.
Just received one thousand Il, OO0) yards OF LACE
BUNTING. all Colors; theee beautiful dress
goods are worth 37H, We selling them at
half price. only 1Sc.
BLACK SILK WARP HENRIETTA, wide doub,e
width, 81, 81 rs, and 81. go.
BLACK CAsHMERES. pure wool good quality.
asas sSs pure WOOL
Pure Wool CLOTH. for boys wear. IS.
. 'MEkUEUEH."
the Dew style PARASOiIs, lined with Gold Oarfi-
nal Cream, Blue- Black and White SIX
fufe WOOL LACE BUNTING, double width, ali
colors, only 3d. worth 70
Pure Wool BLACK LACE BUNTING. 81: Fifty
loOl new sly re injured French LAWNS, rs: Fig
nred Linen LAWNS. Is. 20, rs; One Thousapd
OOO) pieces Beautiful American LAWNS a
3. 10. 12H; NUNS WILLING" all pure Wool
al colors 37E; Just res ived 80 pieces beauti.
Jul spring DRESS GOODS, worth 25; we ar e
selling them at Is. Excellent OORSETS, BIZ ::
Black Cashmere SHAWLS. 50, 50 so So 20 ;
received lsrae assortment OF pure wool. wide
double width. CHUDDA CLOTHS, in bssutiful
spring shades, only 80. worth rs.
CARyER's,
M III Market Space.
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THE EVENING STAR.
THURSOAY....-.... May ). 1881 i.
The Weather.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF tn. CHIP SIGNAL OFFICER !
WAsEIN6roN. ID. c., May 3, 1881, $50 q. N.
For the middle Atlantic states Increasing
elOudiness and occasional rain, eaSterly yeer-
Ing 20 slightly warmer Southerly winds and
lower barometer
Kahn Tonight and Tomorrow.
The chief signal officer furnishes the follow
Ing special bulletin 10 the press: The baron
eter is highest In the southern portion OF New
England, and lowest In the northwest. The
temperature has fallen from to 10 degrees In
The south Atlantic states, and risen from 2 10 10
degrees In the lake region. Cloudy and threat
enfng weather prevails In the south Atlantic
states, the northwest lake region aud the Ohio
valley and Tennessee, accompanied By rain Ia
the latter two districts SOutherly winds con-
ffnue In the west gulf states. Tue winds In
New England and The middle Atlantic states
are variable; elsewhere east of the MiSStSStDoi
the prevailing winds are easterly. The indica-
lions are that partly cloudy or cloudy weather
with occasional rain, Will prevail to day and
omorTow In the lake region. the Ohio valley
and Tennessee. and that fair weather Will prevail
In New England and the middle Atlantic states
during to-day, followed by Increasing cloudi-
ness and local rains Tonight and tomorrow
The Missouri river Will probably continue to
fan above Jefferson City, and the Mississippi TO
Iau at 81. Paul anc rise at st. Louis and Cairo.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings OF the Their
memeter at the Signal Office during the day.
q. m, 5lo; IL a. m, 81 !; p. n, 65o. Maxi
mum, Go minimum, 4I.5o.
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MILE. SARAH BRRNHARDT, the French actress
sailed for Europe from New York yesterday, by
the steamer AmeriQue. great number OF her
professional brothers and sisters gathered on
the pier to see her Off and exchange adieus
Der staterOom was like an immense flower
garden. so numerous were the gifts of flowers.
Mile. Bernhardt was accompanied by her sis.
tiers, Mile. Jeanne Bernhardt, 81. Jarrett, her
business manager, Nine. NJ. Colombier and Mr..
Angelo, two artists who had supported her,
and q number OF seryants
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No Orr Il HURRIED while exal

No Or Is HURRIED while examining tie
goods, whether the inspection be made with q
view to purchase or merely TO gfatify curios-
fty. All selections made at the Boys Clothing
House OF B. Robinson Co., 900 PennSy1Vana
Avenue. III not satisfactory. or a. represented,
may be promptly returned and the money
refunded.
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Terrible Loss of Life.
M1illonS OF rats, mice, CATS bed bugs, reaches
lose their lives by collision with Though on
Rats" Sold by Druggists Loo boxes. tn
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ADJUSTMENTS

FesD's OPERA HOUSE,.
The BOSTON IDEAL OPERA COMPANY.
REPERTOIRE:
fhI nHFM Msr6. HAMts OF PRINCIPALS:
NORMANDY. Adelaide Phillips.
SATURDAY MATINEE. N viii Maf h Fessenden,
oL I'VE L Iiint'' b saTsSss
SATURDAY EVENING. George Frotbi sshsn,.
FATlN1IzA. q. 1 ka M %afDo'aid'
With IN AUGMENTED Orchestra and Chorus of 80
Voices brought from Boston.
Reserved orchestra. sI.6o; reserved balcony.
Admission, Soc ands 81.
Box Office now open. ns
R.AcEs' RAOEsl
SPRING 1ROTTING MEETING
OF THE
NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATION.
AT THE
FAIR GROUNDS,
WEDNESDAY,. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SAT.
URDAY,
Maya, 8, 6 and Z.
SEvENTY-FIvE ENTRIES,
Embracing among the number the best trottins
and pacing horses in the country
THREE RACES EACH DAY,
The FIRST appearance in Washington of the
FIVE CELEBRATED STAR PAGERS.
ON THURSDAY. MAYS.
SECOND DAY, MAY 5, 1881.
No. 4. 2:3i CLASS. PURSE $50.
!: John Easleeton. Washington. d. D.; br. s.
8. NJ. Ceodin. Phiiadelphis, Pa b. m Kismit
Jas. Vanness, Philadelphia, Pa. blk. m. An
8: Geo. scattergood. Philadelphia. Pa. g.g No
6. A. b. Perdue. Salisbury. Md. g. g. White
-. s Campbell. Milford, Ohio: b. s. Gift. Jr..
us; a: Bachelor Charlottesville. ind. b. m.
Matte G aassm;,S by W WsrSd
Alice Medium.
No. 5. 2:2l GLASS. PURSE, $500.
yI l. v: H. Crawford, Washington. D. O.: br> g.
vs1toT a s M'ecasthy Philadelphia. Pa b. g. Sill
ES eeais Bs Idass: Nd es stGnswan
8. A: Goldsmith: W.shingtonville. N. Y: b. g.
6. j. q. Phillips. Philadelphia, Pa. b. g. Jersey
No. +. FREE FOR ALL PAGERS. PURSE. 81. 900.
l. Samuel Reyes; Pittsburg. Pa. g. M. Lucy.
2 John splan. Washington. D. O.: CHI. m. Mat
$. W. a. Mccarthy. Philadelphia, Pa: Oh q.
sorrel Dan.
4. John Z. Turner. Philadelphia, Pa. b. Ben
Hamilton.
S Z. g. Hurd. Philadelphia. Pa blk. e. Rowdy
Boy.
TROTTING COMMENCES AT 2:I5 P. NJ
Trains leave the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad de
pot at
IL 10, i, 80, 2:IO, 2:3O, and 30 D. NJ for the
Fair Grounds.
Round "trip tickets, including admission to the
grounds. ..........-....... ................6 Oc.
Admission 10 the Grounds. .................5 Sc.
To the Grand Stand ..............50 SOC.
To the Qusrter Stretch and Grand
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RELIANCE, the beautiful Minnesota paten,
flour, makes light and snow-white bread.
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SHE WAS ACQUITTED.-In the trial at Los An
geIes, Cal, OF Miss Lastonia ADaJa, for killing
+. Z. roster, son OF Don Juan Foster. who she
rage. and subsequently abandoned her, the
jury Saturday rendered verdict Of acquttal
Miss Abata left the courtroom amid the cheers
of I p croIrd
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Thsn you want 20 buy can ana 49,
The EeNAT1 SHIRT for g oents. Il 10 - GOOD
a others Aak q dollar for.
The MYSTERY SHIFT, % cents. q = GOOD -
any dollar shirt In America.
LINEN OOLL4AR6, hnest quality and lAAeG& Styies.
only a. 20 Per dozen, Nix for 70 0entB
Six 1ECK-WEAk oheapeR than eveR.
COTTON SOCKS. two pair foe = oensA psua
Very hne ALLrLINEQ HANDKERCHIEF =
spr10 10OD = street. northwest
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THE SUIT OF Blckel, Semple and Altemers
caid and wife ct al, involving title to 1927 900
acres Of land In Bath and Allegheny counties,
Va, is being tried in the United States court at
Harrisonburg. Va, r. L. Parrish and r. W.
Sheffey for plaintiffs and General William g.
Keen for defendants. The case has been pend
ing many years.
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ACCIDENT TO CIRCUS PERFORMER
Devene, with the Barnum- London circus, while
performing the catapault act at Wllkesb are,
Pa, Tuesday evening, fell upon the netting
and struck her chin upon her knee, causing
concussion Of the spine. She has lost ali
power OF motion and sensation OF the lower
limbs. Her recovery is doubtful
The appointment Of colored policeman In
Auburn, N. l., has caused the Chief OF police
and one officer to resign.
Tie inuDdation Of East ST. Louis is becoming
more critical, and families and merchants are
moving.
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A LIGHT PUNIsHMENT.-The motion for q new
trial at Shreveport, La. In the case of s. NJ
his brother-in law, Hugh Dickson, for running
his daughter, was withdrawn yesterday, aad
the prisoner sentenced to one hours fmpris.
onment in the pen,tentiary and to pay 81 f1ne
ana costs of the court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-05

Reserxe Place on the sfdeboard
For Hub Punch, to be used hot or cold. Mixed
with hot or iced water, milk or lemonade it
for the utmost skill and discretion are exer-
clsed In its preparation. Directly the cork Is
drawn, it Is ready, only needing to be mixed
with hot or iced water to suit the taste. Sold
by all grocers. wine merchants and druggists
at $1.25 bottle.
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PROPOSALS.
DPoPCsALs FOR FRESH BKEF. MUTPOy'
&c.

l. &c.
OFI1cE PURCHASING AND DEPOT CoMMIssARYl
or SUBSISTENCE,
WAsHTEGToS, G., May 4, 1881. \
Sealed Proposals. IN ttiylicate, addresses "a
the undersisned. will be received at this Office.
until ~ O'CLOCK NOON, on WEDNESDAY MAY
25TH, 1881. at which tipe and place they will be
opened IN the presence of bidders for furnishing
the Fresh Beef required by the subsistence depart
ment, United States Army. at this dep t. for issue
10 troops, civil Tan employees. &c, during the sca.
year con mer cirg July let 1881.
Separate Proposals will likewise be received and
opened for furnishing choice cuts of Fresh Beef
Corped Beef ana Mutton. for sales TO officers dur
Ing the same period but the right will raseryes
to award separate contracts for Beef for issues OF
for Beef, CorDed Beef. and Mutton for sales
Inform alton as TO conditions, quality Of Beef
payment, &C.. can be obtained by application TO
W. fl. BELL,
m4-6t Capt. and q. g.. II = A
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Liebie Co.'S Ar.ie..ea Extract At

Afeb1g Co.'s Arn1cated Extract Of
Witch Hazel quickly relieves periodical suffer-
lngs OF females cit possesses q peculiar
power" says Professor Pattison, In his cele-
orated work On Diseases of Women. "of reliev-
Ing the suf1er1ngs OF painful periods. 1t wards
on the suffering without In any way interfer-
Ing with me proper and natural fiow." Be-
ware OF cheap counterfeits IL Is Inv aluable In
most OF the commoner diseases OF womea.
cures disnguring pimples and eruptions.
Sold In fifty cents and dollar sizes.
k'rOf. duncan Campbell, nj d., LII. D..
President Royal College OF Physicians and
surgeons, OF Ontario; Member General Council
University OF Edinburgh, ETC., speaking OF the
excellence OF the Lieblg co., Coca Beef Tonic,
says: ut has more than realized my expecta-
uobs," Beware OF worthless limitations.
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RHEEDERs' AETENTIeH.
It would Be well for you. before breeding ~
JOHN T. fRIOK 4 sons STABLE. H
31l 9th st. northwest,
ard zee and examine the finest young Hayableton-
ian STALLION ever offered for the use Of the public
In this section. he 10 dark bay. l6A hands high.
plenty Of bone and muscle, due gated and level
headed. and can trot in $50. Terms-@20 the
season. ma, 4p-5ts
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nISTRIOT OF COLUMBIA SIX PER CENT.
~ BONDS, DUE 1891.
Interest payable at Treasury linked States.
At lis these bonds pay about ~ per cent.
A few thousand for sale.
ap20 LEWIS JOHNSON co.. Bankers.
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DRY GOODS.

Oar GOODS.
We have lust opened one case Of besut,su, Lace
psss eSaSsh S Ss. v s b y s9,ec
a. IS ana AZ pr zee Grenadines il all COLOR
SH,m%ins SOC surah sks. satin de lyon. st.
soe Away. An He ees SGreS n sans s, full line in
Linen. Xas.sr. LAW Paid Nainsao Ssa so India
opened and mean to do business. We nve Just
cur stock Ia solicited. al inspeca"h Oh
Don't forget i0casion-slv Markss Space.
J. a. LUrTRKLL a. CO..
IN. Successor to ". NJ Brown.
4 SPECIAL BARGAINS
LACE sTRIPE PIauE
IL. l2H. lB and IL Cents.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
INDIA LINENS. DOTTED SWISS MUsLINs.
AND ALL
NOVELTIES IN WHITE GOODS,
NEW YORK AND BOSTON PRICES GuAsAN
TKED.
INSPECTION AND COMPARISON.
COCaBANE e. CO,
NEW YORK AVENUE,
N.Y. Opposite Riggs Bank
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-31

The Chinese course at Harvard col
lege is said to have cost 81, 062 10 last
year. The fees received amounted to
$40
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-31
Natures Triumph.
FRAzIER's ROOT BITTERs.

IL you are weak, or languid, use Frazier's
Bitteis.
If your flesh is flabby and your com
pleXion sallow, use Frazier's Bltters.
If you live in maiaria district, use
Fraziers Bitters.
If worn down with the care of children,
use Frazier's Btters.
If you have got the blues, use Fraziers
Bitters.
If you have kept late hours and lived
contrary to the laws OF health, use Frazier's
Root Bitters.
If you need toning up, take Frazicr's
Root Bitters.
If you have abused instead of used ma
lures gifts, use Frazier's Bitters.
If you feel old before your time, use
Fraziers Bltters.
Iflife has become a burden and you have
gloomy forebodings, use Frazier's Bitters.
If your hands trembe and your eyes have
grown dim, Frazier's Root Bitters will
make you feel young again. Sold by all
druggists everywhere at the low price 81 OO
per bottle. FRANK S. HENRY " Co.,
Sole Props
Cleveland, .
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-31
Best Time for Cutting Crafts,

In several publications we notice that
the cutting of gratis in the Fall "or be-
fore the sharp cold of Winter Injuries
their vitality" highly recommended.
Directions are thus given how they are
to be preserved through the Winter;
"They may be packed away in boxes Of
fine damp moss, damp sawduSt, or bu-
ried in the earth or sand There is a
great deal more added which we do not
think worth while to quote, This mode
may be II very good one, but we have
never tried it and just now do not seem
in the mood not to do so. We have
done most of our own grating, and have
been successful. We never cut our
gratis before February, and If the
ground is not frozen stick them in at
the foot of the tree, then the variety is
known without labelling. If the ground
is frozen they are tied up, the bunch
labeled and buried in the ground under
a shed or in rather dry place, We
have set seventy of these gratis (pears)
at one time and every one Of them grew.
Once on time we employeda professed
CRATER, who brought his own scons
(cherrieS) and set thirty-two for US,
every one Of which died. The follow
ing Spring we thought to try our own
hand at it, and set sixteen (chcrries) on
the same tree which has been fifteen
years planted, the gratis cut as usual
in February, and eleven of them grew
This we thought was doing pretty well
with cherries. If the gratis are care
fully preserved and properly set, il
makes no difference whether cut in Fall
or Spring. Cherry gratis, however,
should be always cut before the buds
show any sign of swelling. Ge,maa-
torn Telegraph.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-31
Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers!!!

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with the excruciating pain Of cutting
teeth? If so, 60 at once and get bottle of
Mrs. Winsow's Soothing Syrup 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon it; there is no mistake
about it. There is not mother on earth
who has ever used it, who will not tell you
at once that it will regulate the bowels,
and give rest to the mother, and relief and
health to the child, operating like magic
1t is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and is the prescrip-
ton of one of the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United States.
Sold everywhere. 25 cents bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-31
THE FASHIONS.

New tinsel lace is shown in steel for
new bonnetS.
Mahogany and geranium pinks are
new colors in millinery.
Vandyke red is the latest color,
shade darker than cardinal.
Indian heads cut in red jasper orna-
ment new lace pins and earrings.
Clear medium French blues are re-
vived as the latest rival of navy blue.
Only delicate trimming should be
used on the open-work Tuscan straw
bonnetS.
A silver cub bear lying on its back
with playful paws is new ornament
for the mantel.
Turned down Byron collars are inn
ported extensively in open work and
Irish point embroidery.
After-dnner coffee sets in cream
china, with bands of blue and gold, are
decorated with gay little humming
birds
The English walking hat promises to
be revived in rough and ready straw,
and fancy braids for spring and sum-
mer use
Sets of iewelry are in forms of pansies
with petals enameled in natural colorS.
A tiny diamond is imbedded in the
center of the flowers.
New,braceletS,'a roll of plain etruscan
gold, Irvine the arm without clasping it,
and one end is finished with the head of
Cleopatra carved on black agate, with
square headdreSS Of diamonds, and the
other with the flattened head of an
Egyptian serpent, set with diamond and
rrlbies.
Handsome damask towels with fancy
borders of bright colors are used for
aprons. One end is doubled over the
other about a third of the length, thus
allowing one border to show above the
other, They are either gored into n
belt or fastened on with ribbon, which
is passed loosely around the waist and
fastened with bows where it joins on
the towels at the upper corners,
Letters from Paris state that young
girls and very young married ladies are
beginning to wear for evening dresses,
corsages IN Iie,Ye. that is, round
waists, confined by sash tied behind
not in the middle, but on one side.
Sometimes these waists are pleated or
gathered; at others they are trimmed
in the front and back with pleated lace,
the pleats of which, gathered closely
under the belt spred out in fan shape
to the top of the corsage. The belt
buckle, of fine pearls, is very recherche;
it surmounts the bow, with long fiat
ends and long loops falling on the skirt
that accompanies this kind of waist.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-31

A woman-suIlrage law in Utah pro-
yides that every woman at the age OF Il
years, who has lived in that territory
six months next preceding any general
or special election, born or naturalized
in the United States, or who is the wife,
widow, or daughter Of native-born or
a naturaized citizen of the United
States, shall be entitled TO vote al,
any election in the territory. The Nor
mon newspapers are indignant because
Gov. Murray has declared that under
this law any girl l2years of age, If mar
ried 10 Mormon, may vote,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-31
Grateful Women.

None receive so much benefit, and none
are SO profoundly grateful and show such
an interest in recommending Hop Bitters
as women, 1t is the only remedy peculiar
~ adapted to the many ills the sex is almost
universally subject to. ChlIls and fever,
indigestion or deranged liver, constant or
periodical sick headaches, weakness in the
back or kidneys, pain in the shoulders and
different parts of the body, feeling of
lastude and dependency, are all readily
removed by these Blttcrs. Courant,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-31

nIU0DnNO quickly without publicity. I,gAi 10 .by
UliVRULD Ia s Aas,g .aI s.. s NJ S, 2s,.