The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09

nent-25c we Will SEND them from
the laboratory of Derby Medicine Co,
Eaton Rapids, Mich, If you wish. They are
safe. guaranteed.
haqd OF death approached its victim
a Jew minutes past a. ~, Thursday,
,3Febraary 2, 19Il claiming our valued
iriapd q the age Of SO years, 8
months, and days
Deceased had the maiden name o,
Wright and was united by marriage
to Andrew Parker about IN yea
1857 Parker was man Of higi
rank socially lie took an active par
is a volunteer in what is known a..
the late war, was promoted VIII {
t,ere TO position in ranks that
would court enyiousness. Leaving
the ranks at the termination of war
with an honorable discharge and al
10 time during the tumult of this rag
ing war did he accomplish a more
notable design than when he won fcl
/ himself the heart and hand of this
fair lady then a beautiful girl in her
teens
To this devoted couple ten children
descended to bless their happy home
OF this number six still survive
namely William, Harley, Edna
John. Charles and Harrison. The de
eeased's greatest bereavement was il
the year 1889 when the finger of Goo
pointed in her midst and resulted il
/ leaving her a lonely widow But thai
lid not deter this noble woman; in
! stead she faced the visible storm
that arose in the distant, met all OBJ
stacles with a determined spirit, re
u,ained loyal to her station in Life
ana came out a victorious, unscathed
cEaste, womanly woman
rhe other immediate relatives arg
ha father ANA mother, who still live
q wouii seem in voutn) east Of VII
ID RIDGE in Pulaski county They
having the distinction of being amons
the Oldest inhabitants in that con-
mlmity The father having arrive
at the advanced ace Of sc. tie mothe
ST. They also are parents OF large
family of children, Of whom, FIVE arr
Still living There are those includ
irz some forty grand chiliren, few
great grand children Ito the age
coupled, many distant relatives an'
the numberless friends to MOURN til
loss OF deceased.
t T-uNor,1 4rs,,.i or|- rop1,tn4a,
al the sons residence at Mounds 10
the benefit of many friends VIII,
could not conveniently acconpan.
the remqins to it's last resting place
Services were conducted again a
Liberty church three miles east 0
villa Ridge
May ner soul rest in peace is tn,
foremost wish of her many friends
Euloey.
in the early dawn OF another day,
Ere the suns rays vet appear,
Saw the reckoning hand to on
loved one,
Saw the gloom DER the househol,
dear,
Saw a shadow that had all but Won
We knew the end was near
The faint light still it glmmefed,
Der the broad and nlantleG hell,
But We knew we'd lost shining
star,
The Lord had now appealed
AMI tulyat1 ana a ,,pDofo,,p Cuc.
May the wounded hearts be healed
We cast a look, sad, sad LOOK,
Now upon the lifeless form
0l one who had stood up bravely
Through the thickest Of the storm
May the spirit that's flown heaven
ward
The Celestial there adorn
Who can but think with deep regre
II our minds We'd here erthrall,
We'd dwell at length and edltat,
When we'd hear that last call
That summoned one from In our
midst
| Who'd been mother TO us all.
We follow now with a steady gal
Behind the mournd raped bier;
We thing at times of former days
And clear away an anguished tear
Our hearts cry out with utmos
grief
Q! mother dear, we you revere.
! We follow, on the winding way,
To the last, last resting place;
We laid you away with broker
hearts,
| Where the angels you'll embrace
Nav we Join you at some future
tins