The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-17

dulteau'sskull, to be worked up into orna.
ments, we do not know, but we do know
that the spirit which would ask or receive
such gift is lost to all that refinement of
feeling which is supposed to characterize
the age, and to every principle of chris
tianity or even humanity which elevates
the man of today from the barbarism in
ceStral Africa or the isle of the south Pa
cifc.
The following books ordered forthe Ii.
brary are expected next Saturday "Mrs.
Solomon Smith Look On" Pansy "Dick's
Wanderings," Julian Sturgs; "'rhe Lamp
lighter; mabel Vaughn; "A Happy
Boy" Bjornsjerno Bjornson; "Aschon-
broedel," No Name Series; canine" Con
stance Woolson; can Echo of Passion"
George Lathrop; "Only Girl, "Hulda,"
'Servia," Mrs. Wister; "Boys of 'G1,"
Chas. Coffin, and "The Fisher Maiden"
Bjornstjerne Biornson.
The Chautauqua Herald of the 10th
says Mrs. Isabella Laning Candee, of Cairo
ILL.,, who is at % Summerfield avenue, is one
OF the G, l.. S. G. graduates of 1882. Mrs.
Caudee is a contributor to the Western Mag
azine, Vice President Of the Illinois Social
Science Association, and President of the
Cairo Woman's Club and Library Associ-
alton the study class of which is a local
circle in the Chautauqua c. L. S. G. She
is the only representative from Egypt" but
brings the enthusiasm of the other Cairo
Chautauquaus with her. Mr. H. ii. Can
dee, prominent business man of Cairo,
ILL.,, arrived on Saturday at Chautauqua to
join his wife, who is graduate Of the G. l..
5. G. Mr. Candee is a member of the Board
of Missions Of the Protestant Episcopal bio
cese of Illinois, and secretary ofthe Episco-
pal Province of Illinois. Heis accompanied
by his sister Mrs A. f. Stafford, of Cairo,
Illinois.
DR. Benson, of the Marine Hospital
Service, informs us that he found every.
thing both inthe hospital and the office IN
perfect order DR.. Carter has gone to Mem
phis. Three Of the victims of the Gold
Dust disaster arrived yesterday from Hck-
' man and were admitted to the hospital
here. All the others who were already
here are doing well. The DR.. says that
! the marine hospital service consists of
9 thirteen full surgeons, ten passed assistant
surgeons, thirteen assistant surgeons and a
large number of acting assistant surgeons,
who do their work by contract, and are not
t regularly attached to the service. DR..
1 Jones, president of the Louisiana Board of
= Health telegraphed to the surgeon general
: OF the hospital marine service that he de
= sired the inspection of the whole Missis-
sippi valley should be transferred to the
hospital marine service, as he believed the
, work would thereby be materially i'm.
proved.
It's now Now the chowdels in the
!. pot aud the days are getting hot, and we
o all begin to sweler with SWEET, SWEET,
SWEET. While the crimson lemonade
through straw enchants the maid, who
displays q bunch Of flowers at her belt,
belt, belt. Now our fancies, quaint and
queer, lightly turn to thoughts of beer and
the picnic's everlasting custard PIE, pie, pie
And we sit with pretty Nell, meath ging-
ham umbrell, gaiy boomeranged and ship.
wrecked by her sigh sigh, sigh. Now the
. cat begins to scoot from the well directed
boot, and the poodle wears kettle on his
tail, tail, tail. Now the Vassar maidens
mount every soda water fount, and they
drink vermillion rapture till they're pale,
J pale, pale. Now the ice man with a smile
slings his naughty summer style, and the
plumber bows in solitude his head, head
head. Now the steamer. whistle blows, aud
the bee deserts the rose long enough to
sting the small boy on the head, head, head.
y Now the cuffs and collars melt, now the
o monte man is felt, and the circus in the
Q country uOes appear, pear, pear. NO news
s is this, by 10. they are facts all people
y know, for they're written by ejoker every
4 year, year, year.
+ On Sunday last, sundry young men,
G some of whom hailed from ST. Louis, as
r saulted the Sedalia Mo- Sabbath with base.
ball bats, and so desecrated it as to get
Q themselves locked up. The truly good
t people of Sedalia after bleeding the young
It heathens with liberal fine, for his souls
@ good, held mass meeting and expressed
p their Indignation at this endeavor to do else
/ but pray and sigh on the day of rest A
9 benighted citizen who, declaring his ad-
/. vocacy of temperance aud christianity con-
# fessed his inability to see crime in enjoy
ing a healthful foim of recreation on Sun.