The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-10

, anxously for his return; but II he ever re-
firms now, at all, il will be rs a loathsome,
swollen corpse--as the lifeless, repulsiye
object that whisky made him.
IT the intimation thrown out by the
.Jonesboro Gazette be truc--if one of the
Democratic candidates for the exalted office
ofSupremc Judge hasbcen guilty of the lit
tlcness of trying to effect his own nomina-
ton by the packing process, we have no
hesitation in saying that that candidate is
utterly unfit for the position he seeks The
people will feel a just adherence for the
man who, seeking the seat just vacated by
so good and great II man rs Sidney
Breese, deccnds to the intrigucs of the pot
house politician.
Mr. Saunders a colored man, resident
of the Fifth ward, complained to Squire
Robinson several days ago, that the two
Lorings, also colored had, without cause or
provocaton, jumped upon him and given
him q mcrcless basting. The trial of the
cause was continued twice, and Thursday
evening Mr.. Saunders feeling Modified
called upon the Squire paid the cost, and
broadly intimated that he had no cause
for action. Is Saunders, then, a mischief
maker or was he bought off! One horn of
IL, a Ia,
-Elmore Gregg lives in Mound City.
He came to Cairo and, as many good fell
low had done before him, drank too much
liquid brain coniuser. He had eighteen or
twenty dollars in his pocket, drank several
times, visited sundry places, aad walked up,
yesterday morning, in strange quarters, and
feeling in his pockets he didn't have a cent,
He thinks he lost the money before he
reached his "strange quarters but he is
not absolutely certain about anything. Ii
Mr., G. will profit by this experience, his
, money was tolcrably well invested.
Tile Belle of Cairo IS the name of
the best five cent cigar ever sold in Cairo
2 1t is new brand manufactured by Mr. G.
c G, Wichert, of pure Havana filler, Duck
Island wrapper and binder purchased by
f Mr.. W. during his recent trip to ST. Louis,
p at an extra high price. The Belle is guar
i antccd, and for every cigar that fails to
S come up to the representations, Mr. W.
. stands ready to hand over one thousand. 1t
, is manufactured only by him, and is sold
at no other stand in Cairo or elsewhere. 1t
is bound to become the smokers five cent
: tayorite.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton stands
, in the very forefront of American ectur.
crs. Her voice and gestures are admirably
adjusted to the matter and spirit of her
lectures her cnunciation clear and distinct.
and her language Of the purcst English
every idea being clothed in the verbal dra-
perry that suits it best, she cnchaias the at
tcntior and entcrt0ins, improves and bet
tiers the listener in spite of himself. The
lady or gentleman who fails to hear her
lecture tonight, will never know how
much can be said about "Our Boys" in the
compass OF single lecture.
One Of our coIored citizens who has
ckcd out an existence by doing odd chores
about business houses, thinks of moving
to Chicago, As time is money, his capital
is large. He will, therefore. on his arrival
in Chicago embark IN the livestock busl-
ness and-start saloon. 1t has been
told us that he intended to leave Wednesday
evening, but by some awkward happening
he was locked up in an uptown stable and
kept there all night. The name of this in
tcrprising individual is withheld, lest the
announcement Of his purpose may affect
the Chicago livestock market
About ten days ago Tom Darmody, an
employe Of the Illinois Central railroad,
was using iackskrew undcra freight car,
near the round house, and by some mishap
the iron rod he was using as lever flew
out and striking him across ms eyes drs-
, troying the sight Of one Of them instantly.
On Tuesday last he visited the Union City
opticlan to learn if there was any chance to
recover his lost sight. Yesterday we re.
, ceivcd word that the sight was not only
. permanently destroyed, but blindness in
r the other eye would ensuc, as conse-
Qucncc Of sympathy, The unfortunate
, man has the warmcst sympathies Of every
p body who knows the full measure of his
E misfortune.
A We were listening to a dry "doctrinaI
| sermon" in Baptist church in Lawrence
a burg, Indiana, a number OF years ago.
z when, much to our surprise, We received
n quite lively punch from some quarter be-
a hind us Looking around We saw an elder