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The Irish Famine Sufferers.
ANOTHER IITTKR-THE DISTRESS GROWING IN n
Try

TENT AND INTENSITY
MI. James Bellew, Of the aid committee Of the
Cfan-na-Gael Association, OF Washington. has
received the following letter, dated "Kelty-
clogher, County Leitrim, ireland, 9th April, 1888
again / have to thank you sincerely for the
second instalment Of money checque towards
the relief OF our furnishing people from the aid
committee OF the Can-na-Gael Association Of
washington 1t comes In good time, for
was getting into despair. The Irish In England
and Scotland did great deal for US Their con-
tributiOns have ceased almost entirely, hope
now to get something from the Irish in America
Your good committee was the first In America 70
M 20 our aid. purchased e200 worth of seed
f,r Them, lest the next year might be worse on
them than this, for few OF them had any seed.
We used all before Christmas, am thereby In
volved heavily in debt. fear many will perish
unless relief comes soon. This day, at early morn
Ing, visited an old couple toctogenarians) whose
family long ago emigrated to America. There on
two pallets were they stretched, without any
means to support them, unless what give them.
A poor old fellow told me few days ago, that
seven OF them lived for nearly a fortnight on six
stone OF Indian meal. The distress is growing In
and friends, believe me to be, dear Mr. Bellew,
CHAs. FLYNN, c. c."
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THE IRISH LAND LEAGUE CON
VENTION.

O'DOnOvan Rosa Oh the GrOund-Thc
Leaders OF the Convention Say He
will be Squefched-The Objects Of the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of the Land
LeR.ue-ScOtiand Yard Detectives
Said TO be On the Ground.
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GRAND OPENING tomorrow and Friday, Aprl
% al u %, at the Family Snos Store, 3Ot aud 3Or
7th street Special bargains Handsome eouven-
FRS Everybody invited
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WHITE DRESS FABRICS.

We mention specially our l5c. India Linen, OF supe
rior bleach and finish. laundering more Handsomely
than any other make.
Check Nslnsooks at &c. per yard.
Lace PiQues, &C. per yard
Striped Lawns. at l2Hc per yard
The best assortment in the market.
Persian Lawns. FQues. Masalias, Figured, and
Dotted Swisses in entirely Designs TO be found
elsewhere.
Linen Lawns, warranted all linen. l9c per yard up
to Soc Every number a bargain.
New Printed Merv Lawns. in entirely new styles
tasty-alogetLer Irising the best assortment Of
White Dress Fabrics. aud at the lowest prices in this
city.
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FsEsH GOODS, reliable values; Uptown, Coch-
Hane'S,
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Durkee,s Salad Dressing.

ready-made, rich and delicious dressing for al
salads OF meat, fish or vegetables. Cheaper an,
Infinitely better than homemade. No sauce eQua
to It.
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IHR WEEKLY STAR, large double paper or fifty
IN Columns, Will be sent postpaid Tor dollar
Year Try It.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CCCAsIos.--The Anniversary
or orr opening Will take place next Wcck See
papers. Hahns shoe house, Sic eth street
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80 MONTHLY. New bu mess penmsnship with
Dcokket ping. etc; months OF study 81 we'd: sepa-
rate ladies department. Prot. Howe 5l7 eth ST.
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TIE u. s. INSPECTOR Of gas and meters reports
the average Illuminating power OF the gas sun
piled oy me Washington Gasiight company from
standard candies Tie average ammonia in IS0
cubic feet OF gas was a.22 grains, and Of sulphur
a6s grains
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CLOTHS AND CAssIMEREs
FOR MEMS. YOUTHS, AND BOYS,
,,,o ~
SPRING Styles ,nst o,.n.a in Plain c,.,.,
81 per yard % ''' ~ c''' o@ c's' 20 css'
ING 81 ~ 81 widths In all the snr;ns TooSs Ak
cts. 81 cts 30 Cts TX nt. etc o pfins Ioiois' 40
Gle and donhle dt an tne msW Spring Colors sin
with and siy Wtha ana Fancy Handles lined and unned
81 INNER SILKS. Neat Chechs, 60 cts. and Is cts.
sgkAH SILKS. New oolor., 50 cts.
Fancy S+rias u SS GoUH1 New C9lors. 70 cts.
GALICOtS. ~ cts
"| SoALls. W css'
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The Tropics Buccaneers.
HAITI REPRESENTED HI KIsATToRNRY GKNERAI
NACyR AQfI


NACvKAGA
IL was stated In yesterdays STAR that Captain
Augustus c. Rand, OF the steamer Tropic, and
First Mate Thomas Pender ami Second Mate Willis
Rand, who were arrested upon the charge of vio-
iating the neutrality laws BY the shipment OF
men and arms for the Haytien insurgents, were
given hearing yesterday In PAiladelphia before O.
> commissioner EdmundA 1x-Attorney General
MACY eagh was there to represent the government
OF Hayu IN the trial OF Che captain ana officers of
1 mes steamer TfoPic Re wa4 not disposed to be
Haytlen government. AT theend of the hearing
US commissioner Edu41nds expressed his opinion
that the mate showed his completely in the pro-
ceeOlngs oy ordering men away when certain con-
Tersasons were going on between him and Gen.
30. Basans. An arrangement was nnally come to
tnat the captain should be held in 5000 bail and
the second onlcer In 8, Zoo. Messra Warner and
Merritt accepted the responsibility OF returning
tne prisoners az the next sessions, commencing on
ard PAIL were tax en- care of by Marshal Kerns. At
the rate OF dollar day to be used as witnesses.
MINISTERS CONCERNING THE DRAxA-At the
weekly session OF the Methodist ministers OF Gin
cinnati, Monday, Rev. A. g. Leonard. a presiding
elder onered series OF resolutions which he sup
ported IN StrOng speech, deplOring the fact that
members OF Christian churches should promote
the interest," OF the coming dramatic festival. and
IN any way promote the cause OF the playhouse.
or anytnlng tending to immortality. There was
OUT Iittle discussion, but the resolutions were
unanimously adopted, and the secretary instruc-
yea 10 seno them to the meeting Of Presbyterian
ministers In the afternoon for their endorsement
That body, however, received them coldly, and
decided 10 lay them on the table, thinking 1t not
Tue province OF an association OF private ndivid-
uaiS 10 TAKE SQch action on matter of public re.
form. The resolutions were not even discussed.
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UNIQUE, Universal. Unicorn Shirts. Cochranes
IS PER cal, 75c. Ut bottle, No. Rye whisky
GcGees, 40i 9Th.
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'A1derney Dairy WagOns.,'
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in 1-lb. Ward" prints soc. per 10.
Sc per ut. Cream, 15c. pint
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t.ROuph ON Corns. >,
"Alderney Dairy

| ASK for Wells ''Rough on Corns." 15c. Quick,
| complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, bum
| ions. IL
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rORCHON LACES,

We also bought. very cheap. 30 pieces AZ and In.
wide. at lOc yard. worth l2ac-l good patterns.
These only q sample Of the many bargains we are
showing in this class of goods.
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AUCTION SALES.

SEA WEEKS; w. w. EUILEs.
NV EEkS CO., Auctioneers.
w bJ1 LoGsiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office
- REGULAR SALE OF
FURNITURF,
CARPETS
MATING &C.,
THURSDAY MORNING. April. TwENTY-SIXTU
AT Ten O'CLOCK.
In the collection will be found General aud pestr-
able Assortment Of all kinds Of
FURNITURE &c. LOT IRON AND TINWARF,
10 BOXES SUAP; PEkCHES, &C, &c.
ALSO.
ONE NEARLY-NEw TOP BUGGY
No postponement on account Of weather
- CHAS- w EkS, Salesman
III Late with Duncanson Bros
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& L. CREAMERY print but or. Spicer Compton
CO., wholesale agen.s. AK for 4. SEQ adj.
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CITY ITEMS.
In Using Or. Bulls

Nougu SyFup, you are employing the very Uess
remedy for colds Price, 25c.
The Following Goods Worth from Is
to 1Sc
VIII oe sold for 10c tomorrow. only at r. Cold
schlnids sig 7th st. NV; Table mats, 10 inch tea
tiayS, decorated china cup, saucer and plate for
enlldren, tooth brushes, hair brushes, backing
Drusn with box OF olacking. large rubber dress
Ing combs, knife and fork with cocoa handle,
cream pitcher and spoon holder, large footed
covered butter dish or sugar bowl, footed ice
cream saucers, twin pickle dishes, - inch dessert
japanese cream pitchers, s Qt covered buckets, 2
10. conee or tea canisters, large footed wash ba-
sins lemon squeezers Qt flower sprinklers, knife
and fork trays, large scrubbing brushes, cham
Rion hour sleeves, ~ inch oval Dishes 10 boxes OF
Ihomas' laundry blue, real MajOlica jugs, ] stove
brush with three cakes OF polish, large bars Of
superior laundry soap, white French china cup
q saucer, colored glass finger bowls. lunch bas-
kets SO inch pie plates 81 Qt. tin cups large deep
pudding pans, scrap books, handsome colored
glass fruit plates: also great bargains In baby
carriages, refrigeratOrS and ice chests OF the
manufacture.
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IrssELLs Ice CKkAA an Charlotte Russ,
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Public Attention CHALLENGED.

The attention OF the public Is challenged by the
certfncate signed in fac sfmte over their own auto
graph signatures, that Gents q. T. Beauregard, of
Ia. and Jubal A. Early, of Va, do have the entire
control and management OF the distribution TO be
made on Tuesday, May Sth, at New Orleans. La.,
by the Louisiana State Lottery Company, OF which
NJ A. Dauphin. New Orleans, La, win furnish all
Information. .
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The best 81 spectacles. Ladson, 52s 9Th st.

s16 9th ST - -'
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ONE PRICE ONLY-ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
92l-PENNSYLvANIA AvENUE-9al
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
ap2l
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THE BURNED ST. ROSES CHURCB.-St. Roses
Catholic church, near Gaithersburg Montgomery
county, Nd. which was destroyed by fire last
sunday evening, as stated In Mondays STAR, was
built In 1888. The ground was donated by the late
Mrs Ellen NJ Maher. 1t was dedicated in 1916 by
bishop Eggleston; was further improved In 1880,
and was rededicated In 1882 by Archbishop Glib
bons. 1t will be rebuilt Immediately upon the
same spot. Prior to the building OF this church
the Catholics in that reighbOrhOOd wOrShiped In
a room OF the private residence OF the late Fran
els e. Chopper.
CERAMICs-For bargains In decorative art work
attend the auction now going on at D0wings,
nth and Pa. avenue. 1t is a beautiful collection
and is selling very cheap. Tomorrow will be the
last opportunity. The finest articles are yet to be
sold.
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LoSDos cough syrup Is the best; only &c ceuts.
NICE, New, Neat Novelties, reliable. Cochrane's
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GA1Ah A6ViCR

Nearly all the Ills that aff1ict US can be pre-
vented ana cured by keeping the stomach, liver
and kidneys in perfect working order. There is
no medicine known that will do this as surely as
Parker'S Ginger Tonic
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NEw PRINTED LINEN LAWNS.

NEw PRINTED LINEN LAWNS.
sEATON PERRY,
tsuecessor TO Perry Brother.)
NEM Pk1 NJ n AhLoLINEN LAWNS. IN CHOICE
NEW PRINTED BATISTES SO INCHES WIDE
IN STYLISH PATTERNS, AT 25c.
GENUINE SCOTCH GINGHAMs. FROM 2sc 10
Acc.
ELEGANT STOCK OF NEW FRENCH sAT1NEs
JACONETS AND ORGANDIES.
FRENCH PURE WOOL NUNS vEILINGs, IN
BLACK AND ALL The FASHIONABLE SHa DIES
AT Csc.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FINE FRENCH
TON COSTUMLS.
NOVELTIES" IN WHITE GOODS
SURAHS. LOUtSINEs AND SUMNER SILKS.
EXTRA GOOD VALUES" IN BLACK SATIN
RHADAMES AND SURAKE,. AT 81, 81. 25 and 81. So
PONSON'S "a INCHES WIDE. COLORED GROs
GRAIN SILKS AND SATIN HHADAMES, IN ALL
The NEW SHADES" AT$1.50.
BLACK SILKS BEST MAKES" FROM 81 TO
GAuzE UNDERWEAR. FRENCH G. P. CoRsETs
TIE bEsT MakSfAtruREks FROM
BELGIAN PILLOW AND sHEETING LINENS
EMPR0IDERED ROBES IN SATINES. ZEPH Kris
NuSs YEIL!hds. PONdEEs AND BATISTE6.
FROM $40 TO $780,
NEW BLACK GRENADINES IN ALL STYLES
QUALITIES AND PRICES.
sc CHOICE GooDs. PLAIN FIGURES. AND CoBRECr
PRICES =
sEATON PERRY,
Perry BUILDING
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9Th street.
Established l8<e. ap2l
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Il PLEDGES.
viii sell for F. Sen1er, 731 9TH street orthvesS
commencing SATURDAY, APRIL TWENTF..
EIGHTH. 1883. at sEyEN- THIRIYP.M. TINS sale
Will consist of lsrge line OF god silver brass ana
nickel watches gold, silver and plated vest cha ms;
gents gold and plated charms and lockefs; earrings
d,smonds and in fact all kinds of jewery; opera
9asses SOLID silver and plated also fine line Of
custom made gents clothing. overcoats euIts coats
and vests pants ladies' dresses ana dress patterns.
thawls, bibles guns. pistols, musical instrumental
books. tools Of all kinds, boots aud shoes, carpets
trunks hand sacheis pillows And feather leas look.
Ing glasses. pictures &c- will commence every even
ing at 80 J. IN. and continue up 10 May 9TH Il. e.
Persons holding tickets which the me hss expired
will please take notice. r. SFIINGER BroEeS
WEEKS d co Auctioneers. an IS zts
(ltLex la.etaoxs IA ,,~r..tA d..
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Lundborg's Rhenlsh Cologne

Ladies' md Gents Gold Front Lever
Buttons reduced from g to 81, at Prtggs'.
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For If0mu1OuSneSo,
wakefalness, dizziness and lack OF energy, q
most valuable remedy is Browns Iron Bitters.
OTTUMwA. IA.-Dr. j. N. Armstrong says: ~
have used Browns Iron Btter5 In my family and
recommend its use to Others"
JEFFERSON CITY, M0.-Dr. j. C. RiddleT says:
"PersoDs who use Browns Iron Bitters always
speak we'll OF It. 1t is good medicine"
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SHAs; WEEKS W. W. BULLEN.
"hfkS Co, Auctioneers
w 631 Louisiana avenue
Opposite City Post one.
~ DOZEN LEATHER COVERED BASE BALLS Az.
HOOPS. -D,-..' = = -
O'CLOCK. n
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The Safest Way,
The safest and Surest way to restore the youth
ful color OF the hair Is furnished by Parkers Hair
Balsam, when Is deservedly popular from It's
superior cleanliness
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The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
Electric Appliances en- trial for thirty days to men
young or oldl who are AFFLICTED with nervous
ahteeing speedy and complete restoration OF health
and manly vigor. Address as above. N.B.-No
risk Is incurred, as thirty days trial IS al.
lowed. W,Sm
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Hub Punch.
On Thirty DAYS, Trial

This refreshing. delicious and exhilarating bev-
erage Is put up in one dozen cases, all ready for
use. Sold by grocers and druggists
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THERE viii be sale OF valuable building lots On
New York avenue aud on street, between 9Th
O'clock. being one Of the best locations in Washs
tngton. $3.50
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NHUS. j. FISHER & co.

D. Usher q CO.
SEVERAL LARGE PARCELS OF LAND IN THE
TnhlHEtST LECTION OF HE CITY AT PUB
On MONDAY AFTERNOON APRIL THIR 0a6k
TlETH, at HALF-PASI FOUR O'CLOCK, on III, S,6~
respective promises, We shall sell ali square Mo-
east. A
Lot I. square No. 7l2. at the corner Of Delaware
avenue nortL J. aud Cofax street.
West half OF square No. 800. bounded by 9Th street
east and north l. and VI streets
Terms: One fourth In cash the remainder In six
twelve and eighteen month"; with int est and scnr,3
by deed of trust on the premises.
ap25-d IHoS. j. FISHER 4 CO. Aucaonears.
TINHoMAS BOWLING. Aucnoneer.
FIVE FINE WORK HORSES, THREE FINE WORK
DRIVING HORSE AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY, APRIL TWENTY EIGHTH lsS3
MTMElvE O'CLOCK, IL front OF my auction rooms
ap2S-9t THOMAS DOwI ING auct
TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING AND RFsTAU-
Il KANT, CORNER NORTH CAPITOL. AND
BOUNDARY SIRE rs, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL THIR- -
IlETh, at SIX O'CLOCK, viii SELL in front of 6.,a
the prem see sub Lot ~ in square 6i5 fronting -
PioVed 10y two story br OK dwelling the tower part
peng used a. rest aurant The lot containing abouS
3, 000 ct Of ground
Terms One-third c>sh: balance In and years.
Notes 10 bear interest and 70
on premises dep sit of 500 required sale
seyancing, &C., at pure lasefs cost.
apps ct DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts.
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A POSSIBLE MONT OF COMO OPERA.-Mart,
Geistinger the distinguished German lyric artistic
Il giving, under Amberg's management, what MAJ
be Justly termed grand comic opera in BaltimOr,
this week. The press Is enthusiastic over the ad
mirab,e quality OF the performance. The com
pany, numbering nearly one hundred, is remark
York TO open next Wednesday: but Manager For(
Is trying to get them to give one performance her,
ths corOs and nd other eai ny some ne
men,
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The Weather.

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFrIcsR. \
ARLINGTON. ID. c., April 25. 1888, $50 A. m.
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ANRSKtf~sH& III the Evening" Star,
To tue Iditor Of The EVENING STAR
GEORGETOWN. DC, April 24th, 1883.
had no adequate conception or your capacity
OF advertising. Ny notice OF house to rent"
cost, has almost worn out my hall and door SER
want. have been overwhelmed to-day by such q
multitude OF applicants that must beg you to
apply brake and withdraw my advertisement at
once. "Fania" with her trumpet Is nothing to
your organ with It's twenty thousand voices
Tease SHUT it of. Yours sincerely, c.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-01

to places OF cnrnal amusemonts, to saloons,
gaming houses, houses Of ill-fame, to the
society Of the vulgar and criminal, to the
committing Of crimcs--smaIl at first, but
bold ut last--and then into the penitentary,
The current Of this stream is as traceable,
and II sweeps as powerfully and merciIessY
as the Mississippi river Az the latter,
unmolcsted sweeps its drift into the Gulf
of Mexico, SO certainly the former sweeps
its drift into the renitentiary, or some other
form Of penal service, unless the strong
arm Of society is In some way put forth 10
the rescue"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-01


The schools closed Friday for g short
(acst.o1
The o'Ha, sc'Y'ce5 Will be held today
''' 'la'A' ''' E'i-''2N' Lutheran t.
1U'caa 'a' S.J''eph ch1icaes
1t you wan Aos'y sH''s Tor little
|noney go 20 h'.e" q
The Harrisburg Cbnnie- Sentiment
lenies lHalihe Kasore were tried and nc
quilted, saying lHat they w.. not be tried
|lntil the next arm &. air'u.tcnur'
Tive tal aa bank CHECKS i- removed
(uly tsl lIa1us Of stamped checks at
hat -mg. viii b.ys hre. YEAR. i5 which 10
have them redeemed b, tas government
School ,s,ll,.. .,., ,,5 I'm, p,,,,r-
-, ,.,.... ..s 3.,a.o 49, 400.
|p1a So. -
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-01

All persons wishing TO test ,he merit, OF
a great remedy--oee tina. wilt positively
cure Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, or any affection Of ,he Throat
and Lungs-are requested 10 cali at HAIRY
w Schuh's drug store and get trjM bot.
tie Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption free Of cost, which Will show YOU
what a regular dolIar.size bottle will do %
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-01

To all Who are suffering from tho errors
and intersections OF youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, Sc, |
will send recipe that will crroyou, M,EE
OIL CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by a nj mister 10 South America,
Send u sell.sddressed envelope to the Rev.
Jo-rpH r. INMAN, Station D., New York
CiiV
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-01
Fortunes for Farmers and Mechanics

Thousands of dollars can be saved by VS..
ing proper judgment in taking care Of the
health of yourself and family. Ityou are
Bilious, have ssllow complexion poor appe.
tite, low and depressed spirits, and generally
debiitated , do not delay moment, but
go at once aud procure bottle Of those
wonderful Electric Bitters, which never .il
to cure, and that for the trifing sum OF Ilt.
" cents--Tribune. Sold by Harry w,
Scuuh. ll
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-01
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
D.leaia Eg. KIM Oalico.

D.loada lsi King Calico.
Hockey, pokay, wartcv FUN,
What WIS Nv b" w pH. hl- come,
The maryc almost STRIFE u5dumb
with honest admiration,
on p0piermNchn turbu. cfsmtc,
VIII n.osO' Grown 100 M wlolly pate,
King Calico Sits Win bIs Dusty mate
TouJe his pHmyult,ou
Grooms OF the Palace rushin and out;
Marshols ana Ministers hustle. about:
Lord lN.'H. plains IUr,.nyru 'u..NlUrs lOut,
:, Albour upon 5owinr l.uagc
fof cla distinction. l.H Hiu.y Set
Ma a "sweI Wont notice "Cld" you bet,
I'D snort, ln H. point, It etiquette
Tue Court Dc quite the tromage"
But think YOU The monarch Of LnIlput
Milhiu tAe yi.t walls 0f maps.hc9 shut,
Dozen sometime pine ,nr ,le bamboo hut
NhiDHli- Unaa,ior- cIutHgtei'
aud Wacuhn thinks oitHa luug that were,
Dbc@p Ig sometime. rtgn IH3 .HN1',
Aud y1ub opt luts oi DIS iriliy U1lr
Like r|nmDa demaurplt
A. he .volls Jad fus Do ts lludy clothes,
WITH uumInI nineteen on Hi- aching toes,
he must sh lurdly when arug in the
wibnme.cb.c.outin chilly weather,
And % .'ft.t t|Haa.ng bore and there,
Was p.l 'h lr fHHf King Hcei wear.
\ Mess p uIH.t Hu mgru ui= uur
VITA DO he. tucked -ol-J.rls feather.
Who can p'trr0tb e royal erImace
when m ."rW. DgW IHHn f.".r place
AZ ~ ''n toy towaee
utl, .H.eai barbecue.
,"h"t iau-t he ia. ny. '.anarhs qua'ms,
TO -"e plump }olrg babes ln tLpirmothers'
Aad lo uy san never yield up their
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-01

FARMERS aud Others desiring gouteol,
lucrative agency business, by which 10 to
$50 day can be earned. send address 81
once, on postal, to II. G. Wilkinson & Co.,
1915 and 1877 Fulton street, New York.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-01

The use Of Elys Cream Balm, O sure
cure for Catarrh, Hay Fever md Cold in
Head, is attended with no pain, Juconyaui-
euce or dread, winch can be sAijui uoohjr
remedy PNce 50 cents
Apply into nostrils with little dng.r
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-01

pull' VI Nilhh lAhNA' Ni''aNHs ANAll Elt
again have | had occasion to use ST. Jac1hs
Oh, aud everytme it had been success.
full
That the liquor traffic is not the s,le
Grst cause OF uine.teDths OF the crime any
community is probably as strongly SET forth
as ii may in the following extract from he
report recently made by Chaplain f. L.
Thompson, Of the Chester pgnlontary TO
the governor Of Illinois ~ have read every
available thing on crime, iscause aud cure;
on prisoners, their discipline etc I have
talked freely with the couvcts as to their
habits, and have come to the conclusion
that there are two prime causes of crime
the want oFpropor home influence in child.
hood, aud the lack Of thorough, well-disci.
pinned education IN carly ll'a--Or the first,
there are ut least five classes
those who never knew home
while young; those who had
vicious homes; those who ran away from
home in the formation period OF life, aud
those who We're oyor.inlalgcl in their
homes OF the second, there are those who
never went to school, those who went but
very little, or tto,e who played
truant or were idle and re-.
fractory in school The lack
Of his early influence and training at
homo, and of this discipline and learning at
a school, has left the individuals morally
aud mentally weak, the easy subjects Of
bad habits, vicious appotites aud designing
men, These DRIFT into the tide Of bad as
sociatons, trashy and then vicious reading,