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THE CORNERS.
The weather al,e-as.es

The weather al,erastes
WITT suca frequency tx. We
hardly Know VIA: c!o.hi1g
u Z J: about. !: Nea1o.
YVES always reliable w woul ID
nave his Pre- Gc-oas to guide
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partner: io- q. weights.
shades and grades eacs a.,
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" MIRRORS -"

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CARPET DIP iRTlNRNT.

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Daily Republican., 1882-02-13

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-14

What pests they are Nothing is sacred
In their covetous eyes; they have not y
particle Of regard for the rights of prop
erty. They borrow everything. With
n grocery store on nearly every square,
with ''notion shops" accessible every
where, those chronic borrowers are con-
tinually sending in to their neighbors
on right and on left for 81 spoonful of
lard, a "cup of -four" q little yeast"
''piece of lard" "piece of tape" n
"spool of cotton, "a mo. needle" and
so through long and curious catalogue,
These same people, and many others be-
side make regular practice of borrow
ing your newspaper, generally with the
polite but meaningless qualification that
they "would like to look at it for few
minutes, if you have done with it." OF
course they got it, whether You have
read il or not. And If it is returned in
good condition, you are exceptionally
lucky. Your pet magazine, too, which
you intend TO have bound some day,
and desire to keep spotlessly clean, is
also in demand; and you are considered
'just as mean MS mean can be" If you
refuse 10 trust it in other hands than
those Of your household. But you must
learn TO say "No' TO these gentry, Il
you would protect your own rights; moth.
ing but decided snubbing can rid you Of
the nuisances.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-14
Useful and Beautiful
The Poet Morris Lays Down Golden Ruls for
House.rurnishing.

The Poet Morris Lays Down Golden Rule Tor
HOUSE.. Furnishing
II you want a golden rule that viii III
everybody, this Is IT. "Havc nothing IN
your house that you do not know TO be
useful or believe to be beautiful" says
The Hopes and Fears Of Art
And II we apply that rule strictly. VIC
shall, in the first place, show tho build
ers (and such like servants of the pub
lic) what we really want; VIC shall
create demand for real art, rs tho
phrase goes; and in the second place,
we shall surely have more money topay
for decent houses.
Perhaps il will not try your patience
too much If lay before you my idea Of
the fittings necessary to, the sittng-room
Of healthy person, d room, / mean.
which he would not have TO cook in
much or sleep in generally, or in which
he would not have to do any very litter
making manual work.
First bookcase with a great many
books in it; next table that will keep
steady when you write or work at it;
then several chairs that you can move
and q bench that you can sit or lie upon;
next a cupboard with drawers; next,
unless either the bookcase or the cup
board be very beautiful with painting or
carving, you will want pictures or en-
cravings, such as you can afford, only
not stop-gaps, but real works of art, on
the wall; or else the wall itself must be
ornamentcd with some beautiful and
rcstful pattern; we shall also want vase
or two to put flowers in, which latter
you must have sometimes. especially if
you live in town. Then there will be
q fireplace, of course, which in our
climate is bound to be the chief object
in the room.
This is all we shall want, especially
il the floor be good; If it be not, as, by
the way, 1t is pretty certain not to be, l
admit that small carpet which can be
bundled out of the room in two minutes
will be useful, and we must also take
care that it is beautiful or it will annoy
us terribly.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-14
Small Change in tho West.

In truth, apcrson who waits for change
in the shape Of two, three, or four cents,
is looked upon with something like scorn
in the West. Is your bill seventy-eight
centsp You pay eighty, or the obliging
shopkecper calls It seventy-fvc.
recall on incident which ono of the
merchants Of Salina related when speak
ing Of his recent trip to New York for
goods. After making his preparations
for returning no went to settle his bill,
which proved to be forty dollars and
three cents. lie paid forty dollars and
was starting away when he was recalled
by 4 tap on his shoulder, and the three
cents were pointed out.
y In scornful amazement he threw down
ten'cents and again started away.
Here IL your change, SIR" said q
voice, In no wise overwhelmed by his
The merchant waved his hand and
bowed.
keep II, sir / mn u Western man.
W. Do not grasp u few cents 80 closely
I J..<,. $3.50 ---~Evvrg@ s--~~~- -----.-. \ ,l
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-14
GREAT GERM DESTROYER.
DARBY'S
Prophylactic Fluid I!
Pitting Of
SMALL P0X

Prevented.
Ulcers purified and heal
ed. Gangrene pre-
vented and cured.
Dysentry cured.
wounds healed rapidly,
Scuryy cured In short
/ me
letter dried up.
1t isperfecly harmless.
For sore throat 1t 10 a
surp cure.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-14

"How beautiful the dome OF heaven
this evening" said Angelica. as she
leaned heavily on his arm. 1.-THE stars
seem to look down upon us" 30, yes"
said practical John; ''it's impossible for
them to look up to us, you know. They
cawn't," Sudden check to an evening"
fill of most delightful sentimentality
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-14
CONSUMPTION.

Owing to popular idea that's remedy said to
cure variety Of maladies should be treated with
caution. # not III piciOn, the inventor hesitated
some time In placing II before the public; but 4 ON
the gratifying assurance by great number of the
rare yitalizing and health renewing properties OF
his preparation of Hypuphosphites, under yarie-
ty of circumstances. he ie equally satisfied that
these effects are secured by Its use that its action
Is peculiar TO his preparation, and that .Consump-
ion Is not only durable, but up to certain stage,
IL as easily controlled as most other organic dis-
eases
While 1t IL the aim of the inventor to convey In
formation to such as require HIS Hypophosphites,
II IL hs firm belief that its nse will be valuable TO
all who desire long life or who are struggling tor
health, With faith based upon the experience Of
twelve years, he would not despair of restoring u
patient suffering from the above named disease,
even though reduced 20 very low state and not
complicated by actual organic loss
FL Mt Mich May 10th, 1880.
Desr Sir Allow me to say that | esteem your
"Hypophosphites" most highly, and for those en-.
gap ed IN professions which draw largely on the
nervous system IL is invaluable. have rsed Tiny
ecf with the most satsiac DRY results and have In.
troduced II ito q large number Of my people.
REVEREND II. w. HARE,
Pastor st Michao's Catholic Church.
For Sale by all Druggists
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-14
SMALL PoX
E R ADICAT Il ID


I
| COntagiOH DESTROYED.
Sick rooms purified and
made pleasant
Fevered and sick per.
sons relieved and re-
fresned by bathing
with Prophylactic
Fluid added TO the
wlter.
Soft white compilations
secured by It's use in
bathing
Impure air made harm
less and purified by
sprlnkling Darby's
Fluid about.
To purify the breath,
cleanse the teeth, IL
cant be surpassed.
Catarrh relieved and
cured.
Eryslpelas cured
Burns relieved instantly.
Scars prevented.
Removes all unpleasant
a1nra
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-14
DIPTHERIA
PREVENTED

XtXEtL1Llkll4nf1LWk AAL-Axxx4lAl
Cholera di'sipnted.
Ship fever prevented by
It's use.
In cases OF death In the
house, 1t should al
ways be used about
the corpser--it will
prevent any unplees-
ant smell. An anti.
dote for ami" al or veg
etsble poisons. stings,
&c.
Dangerous efllnvlas of
sick rooms and hospit-
oils removed by its use
Yellow fever eradicated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-02
Al,lUSenlenfS. Etc

FORD's OPERA HoUsE.-To-nlght Will be the last
opportunity OF witnessing "Only a Farmers
Daughter"
THE HANLONs IN "LE VOYAGE EN- SUIssE."-On
Monday tie inimitable Hanlons will begin an en-
gagement at Ford'S Opera House. ale Voyage en-
SUISSE" the play in which they appear has been
very highly commended wherever 1t has been pro-
duced
NATIONAL THEATER.-Nat Goodwin closes to
night very successful engagement In the "Black
Flag"
MODJEsKA.-The famous Polish actress, Mod
jeska, VIII appear at the National Theater next
Monday evening in "As You Like It." supported
by select dramatic company. The sale or seats
opened yesterday, and one OF the largest advance
sales OF the season had been secured by night
THEATER COMIQUE.-The 'MiSSouri Outlaws at
tracts crowded houses nightly. Next week the
Richmond Speciality company will hold the boards
here.
THURsBY CoNCERTs-sfss Emma Thursby will
appear at Lincoln Hall in two grand concerts next
and 9th. She Will be assisted by a corps OF artists
OF recognized ability. Reserved seats can be Sc
cured at MetZerOtt & Co.'s.
MASONIC TEMPLE.-The second leyee OF Washing
ton Division, No. l, Knights OF PythiaS, viii be
held at Masonic Temple on Monday evening.
BEECHER AT LINCOLN HALL--Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher will lecture here Tuesday evening, De-
cember 9Th, on the subject Of Evolution anu Rev.
Olution."
THE HOMEOPATHIC FREE DIsPENSARY.-The Open
ing or the Homeopathic Free DiSpenSary will be
celebrated Monday evening at No. 709 street, the
ladies in charge having prepared an attractive en-
tertalnment, including refreshments for the
friends OF the institution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-02
CONGREsSMEN IN THE CITY.
Their Places Of Residence Here.

The following members OF the House OF Repre-
sentatives are in the city and located as follows:
Anderson. John A, Kansas 1897 @ St NV.
Barbour, j. s, Virginia, IA St ne.
blackburn, j. {. s, Kentucky 81 \. Y. ave. NV
Burrows, j. c., Michigan, National
Bisbee, Jr,, H.. FLORIDA, 50i 18th St NV.
Calkins, w. IL, Indiana, IS Grant Place.
Campbell j: NJ, Pennsylvania, Gig 14th st NV.
Caswell, L. b., Wisconsin, COS l4th ST. NV.
Clark, IT., D. b., Missouri, 2ll y. Cap. st
Crayins, j. T.. Arkansas, 4O7 q ST. NV.
Davis, George r., Illinois, 1904 St NV.
Davis, LowndeS H.; Mo-, New York Avenue hotel
DeuSter, Peter v, Wisconsin, 1893 + ST. NV
Dingley, IT., n, Maine, ssi 18th st NV
Dunnell, NJ H., Minnesota, National
Errett, Russell, Pennsylvania. PIP list ST. Sc
Gibson. r. L., Louisiana, l7a3 II. l. ave. NV.
Haskell, d. C., Kansas, 1871 II St NV.
Hit, X. r., Illinois. Arlington.
Hammond j.. New York, 1929 ST NV
Heilman, W, Indiana, 49, q St NV.
Henderson, L. j., Illinois, 2ll " Cap st
Hiscock Frank, New York, Arlington.
Hin, John, New Jersey, Hamilton house
HUuS, L. c., Tennessee, Congressional
Jorgensen, j.; Virginia, az l4th st NV.
Joyce, {. H., Vermont, go 14th st NV.
Jones, j. X, Arkansas, I422 18th St NV.
Kasson, j. A., Iowa, wonnley's
Keller, J. w, Ohio, Ebbitt
LeFevre, Benz. OHIO, Wornley's
Lord III. w, Michigan, National
Maginnis, Martin, Montana, National
Manning, Van H., Mississippi, 2Os n. j. ave. sa
Marsh, Il. f., Ililrois 30 St Sc
McLane, Robert Nj, Maryland, 1907 St NV
NILS, X O.. Texas, 1913 st NV.
Moulton, 5. W, Illinois. 1913 18th ST. n.w
Mafkey, EW. NJ, South Carolina, 1873 Corcoran 50
Neal, III. s., Ohio, Hamilton house
O'Nelll, Charles, Pennsylvania, 1896 v Y ave a. ~
Page, H. f., Ca iforna, Congressional
Payson, l. E., Illinois, lo0 l.. Cap. ST.
Phister, Elijah c., Kentucky, Wizards
Pe'lle, Stanton j., Indiana, 1918 St NV
Randall, s. j., Pennsylvania, 100 St Sc
Richardson. ID. p. New York, l1l4 q St NV
Robeson,G C. n. New jersey, Sc cor 10th ana o sta
Robinson, w. f., New York, 1851 Corcoran St
RoeecranS, W. s, California, 3H Indiana ave.
Il TQ.Ea
ShultZ, E., Ohio Ebbitt
Sifnonton, c. b., Tennessee, Az 9Th ST. NV.
Singleton, j. W, IinOi-, Congressional
Speer, Emory, Georgia. 9l5 ST NV.
Stockslaser, 5. NJ. Indiana, 9lS l4th ST. NV
Thompson. Jr.. +. H., Kentucky, 92l G ST. NV.
Townsend, Amos, Ohio. 1892 81. NV
Epson, Columbus, Texas SOS 18th ST. NV
Van Aernam, III. H., New YORK, RbbItt
Vance, X. b., North Carolina. 81 AZ ST. NV.
Van Horn, K T., Missouri. POO NJ j. ave Sc
Wilson, Benjamin, West Virginia, National
Willis, Edwin, Michigan, so B st ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-02
L Marriage Which Recalls An Old
Scandal.

By reference to the marriage notices in THE STAR
OF yesterday, 1t Will he seen that Mr.. Claude NJ
Harrington, OF st. Louis, Mo-, was married We'd
nesday to Miss Alice V. Ford. of this city, Rev. Mr.
Stelzer, OF Emanuel church, 9th street above l.,
performing the ceremony Mr.. Harrington LETT
here in August, 1850, being at that time engaged
In the shoe business on 9th street, between
and streets, and Miss Ford, who was then en-
ployed In an ice cream saloon, was reported to
have gone with him, Mrs. Harrington being left
behind In this city. Miss Ford returned here with
Harrington last winter, when he came here TO
take his mother and sisters west, and she remained
here. 1t appears that on Monday last decree of
divorce was made in St Louis In favor or Mr.. Har-
rington. severng the bonds existing between him
and Lulu II. Harrington. Two days afterwards he
was united Ii marriage TO Miss Ford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-02
Political Affairs.

THE ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUDS IN VIRGINIA
United States District Attorney John s. Wise m
view OF statements made by newspapers and cita-
zens TO the affect that frauds were committed AZ
the recent Congressional election, has issued n
process for all persons who have been reported "a
him as having cognizance OF such frauds. or WIN
have made such statements, to attend the session
OF the grand jury or the rail- term OF the United
states district court which meets in Richmon6
next Monday. Among the persons Summoned "a
appear are newspaper men OF Richmond and ofheP
paris OF the state leading politicians and otherR
who have been loud in denunciation of fraudS
Inc district attorney asserts that II frauds hoV1
been committed he intends TO ascertain the facfs
ana 10 prosecute and punish all oIenders ThS
investigation into alleged Irregularities I'm procure
ment OF votes by the deputy Commissioned of reye-
nue Oh richmond and others which has been going
on Tor several days before United States Commit.
sloher Pleasant still continues
THE NEW ORLEANS ELECTION FRaupa
The Following are the names OF the parties In
dicted by the grand jury OF Kew Orleans Thursday
Tor participation in the frauds at the late election;
Edmond j. Dupaquer. Bartholomew Thames, r.
X. Ulrich, Dan Rees Prosper Grand. 1r. ChariS
Cuneo, Gustave Buder, r., Vim. Lyons, Jas. Dale.
Lau s,S 1n5n a WA Buckley John
gave bail in 5000 each. The remaining eleve0
persons who were indicted by the grand Jury wen
released on 81 zoo bond each.
THE TROY, n. Y, DEADLOCK ENDED
The police controversy In Troy, n Y, has been
settled by giving Morrissey his seat in the com.
mon council. This gives the reform democrats
anu Republicans just quorum In the commo0
council
TIE MINNESOTA sENAroKsHrP
Senator WINDOWS friends claim that AZ of -
los republican members OF the Minnesota IeRfa-
lature VIII vote for his reelection to the Sonata
II requires only rs 10 elect
THE NORTH CAROLINA RETURNING BOARD
The North Carolina state canvassing board 70
terday counted the vote for state Judges. RUM.
democrat, for supreme court judge received Ill
2S3; Folk, coalition, Io4 l35; Rufins majority 6l1R
The average majority OF the six democratic can0S-
dates for supreme court judges Is 5.0S2 The board
Will take up the vote for congressman to-day.
There are no contests before the board. but n i
understood that Yorke and Robbins. the cand1-
dates In the seventh district. repreS 7nJod ~
counsel The vote between them is close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-02
A Member Of the British AristOcracy in
FErOnhle.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Dec. al. G.. Denman, who
Claims to be a member OF the British nobility and
the brother OF lord, was tried to-day before JUS
jury. Some time ago he purchased quantity OF
furniture from dealer In this city, giving chat
tel mortgage upon It Not meeting the payment,
ceeded to levy on the furniture. Denman resisted
and the sheriff was obliged to use force. For this
Denman brought suit, claiming $4,000 damages
against the sheriff. Denman wished the suit to
be tried In the United States court, and to effect
this swore he was British subject. The sheriff
discovered that Denman had voted in the last two
elections by making an AFFIDAVIT that he was a
citizen OF the United States. On the strength OF
these conflicting affldavits Denman was arrested
and Will probably be bound over for trial. He is a
man OF fine presence and is strenuous in his claim
OF being member of the British ariStOcracy.