The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

MI worms discharged by children To what
cause he poor fellow owes his singular af-
fiction, he is unable positively to state
lie is disposed to attribute it to the eating
ofunhcalthy pork He first detected their
presence about thirteen years ago, but they
multiply in number and grow in size so
very slowly that they gave him very little
psin, and no particlar cause for uneasiness
until about eight years ago. 1t is' no un-
reasonable estimate to place the number
that now give painful proof of their pres
en,c at one hundred and fifty. During the
past two years he has suffered greatly, and
thinks that unless they are soon expelled
they will kill him. They 90 upon the
rampage" during the night time, often
robbing him of sleep until tired nature
takes it in spite of them. A more strange
ly afflicted man we never heard of.
But few mothers who have put away a
little one "to rest among the daisies" will
read the contribution inscribed to little
Sister Gertrude Raker, with undimmed
eyes. 1t is full of tender feeling for the
SORROWS of the bereavcd parents, and of
precious memories of the artlcss, childish
ways of the lost little one. No mother, but
one whose heart has been wrung by like
sorrow, could so fully and feclingly picture
the grief Of others. Smoothly written, full
OF pathos and sympathy there will be ''tcars
in the heart if not in the eyes of those who
read it. s.1g To insure better understand.
ing Of the oft-repeated appellatios Of Sis
| ter" we will remark that when little Ger
trude was supplanted as "baby" by the adj
vent Of a younger one, she conceived the
idea herself, and insisted upon its adoption
by the family, that she be called Sister
| Gertrude
Those gentlemen who are striving to
arouse the community from its state of
lukewarmncss in reference 10 the temper
ance cause, are real philanthropists, and de-
serve the good speed of every lover of law
and good morals in the city. But for the
efforts OF less than half dozen men, the
organization here would soon 90
to pieces, and not few of the
elastic conscienced members would return
to their cups. But the effects of the good
work will never entirely disappear. Scores
of citizens many husbands and fathers
have been weancd away from their old
habits Of dissipation, have recovered their
normal condition of body and mind, and
will stand firm TO their good resolutions.
Hence, let the fate Of the Reform Club be
what it may, it has accomplished great
work in Cairo, and will always be remcm,
bercd, especially by the female portion of
the community, as the agency that brought
them rich harvest of untold blessings.
The following is list of letters re.
naming uncalled for in the Post Office at
Cairo, Illinois, Saturday, Nov. lG. 1873;
Apologize II. c.; Agar Harry; Allen
James (col'd); Byers Alex; Bricc Alex Bax-
ter Elich; Brann b. F.; Benton + H.; Brit
ton George; Bulnard Jno.; Burke Leroy;
Clarke b. F.; Campbell @. W.; Chandler
Henry A; Crofty Thomas; Caby Henry;
Dahony Dan; Frans Henry A.; Green Rev
A;Gaagher Dan; Gale Hugh Goldshear J
Grifierd j. g.; Hayes Henry; Honancc ia
cob; Hogan Timothy; Harris Levy; Horns
Bob; lnglis John; King John; Lampcrt
Daniel; Moore J. T.; McArally j. T..
Ways Samuel; Mccormick VIM; Mockler
VIM; Mixow NJ. c.; Johrs Harris; O'Don-
allie Patrick; Pyburn B. G.; Powell c. b..
Rilup Ben; Parker Joseph; O'lIean Ro-
gers; Reed G. H.; Richard John b.; Rosson
Wm. Scott Andrew j.; Scott NJ.
b. Smith John Sharp Wilson;
Spencer Naman; Townsrud Chas; Thomas
J.S. Workman George; Williams J. c.;
'''hIi W Ms iouiS " b'i llIldIn
Shadrick; Allen Emma Miss; Albertus
Anna; Banks Georgia Ann Miss Bregg
Harriet Mrs, Burnett Maggie Miss;
Cullen Agile; Cullen j, G. Mrs.
Cullen Hannah Miss; Coaklcy Mary Miss
Drinkwatcr Florence Miss; F!ernoy Ella
Miss; Gamble J. p. Mrs; Gallagher Mary
Mrs; Harrington Betsy Mrs; Larings S. c.
Mrs; Lynch VI. A. Mrs; McPheters Belle
Mrs; Nightingale Richard Mrs; Powell
Myra Mrs Reed Josephine; Recs Lima
Mrs. Ricr Sophia; Sullivan Nancy Mrs;
Smith Lou Miss; Smith Lulu Miss; Smith
Mamie; Vaughn Mary Mrs; Williams Jane
G, Mrs.
CouGu, lloarsrness, Asthma, or any irri-
tatiOn Of the Throat or Bronchial Tubes,
will be relieved by DR.. BnIls Cough Syrup.
1t has cured thousands. Recommend it to
your friend and neighbor Your druggist
keeps it. Price 25 cents
SISTER" GERTRUDE.
fTcnderly inscribed to little Gertrude Baker, de.
ceased daughter OF Hon. Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Baker
Where is LITTLE "Sisinrm Gnrtr,dn2 All tho