The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-14

Too gross 70 tread, and 81, male minds perforse
swayed 10 her from sheir orbits as they novel
And sirdled her with music.
A tru. woman The words are redoent Of heroi,hi
and whisper Of love aud duty beyond the grave t.i
ing Of i, in the belief that bridges the dAt abyss
Il death With tn. rainbow o. Immortality. !. d.
Happy he
With such a mother! faith In vom1nklnd
Beats With his tl,s.l and trust In all thinss high
Zones easy 70 him.
Madame, those who f.lae.,cd me to rsk. this pee.
ensto you dass bsssvss .Aey bailey. yss voi.y u j.
called true woman.
Sir aat Madame, belevs tia. I express the sent
nent Of each Of this large company when say your
departure from our city viii Be deeply regreued-~hss
say thai nearti:n wi.hes Cor your prosperity and
happiness II follow you from 10, ani 60 with you
ysu
---"walk this world
loked IN al exercise Of noble end, =
And 50 thro' those dark gate, across the w'i-
That no man know"
Ut may lie necessary to state here that
the cane IL a beautiful gold headed
cane properly inscribed, and this
gift to Mrs. Rex'ord Is splendid
silver soup turecn and ladel.l
Responding 10 Mr.. obefly, MIR. Rexford
who, evidently much embarrassed, vas
blu'hlng Ike girl, bashf,illy remarked:
REXroRD's REPLY.
Ni oTERfY--i am very thankful ior this avs
l sm, indeed II I could speak-H had had a.
hGur " Two Ia walsh nigh, have prepared an I'm.
prompsu reply you, would have been Al r.sht,
bat tl not have. Nevertheless. cannot say less
hsn to say that couldn fad words enough to thark
my Mind friends fot this honor even if had ., M
tongues end The English dictionary Ind all The spoken
| languages ol the world remember verse that ss
| presses, l,ebly indeed, my feelings pause. But
pardon me, cannot proceed. pnd ask my frf-na.
Judge Gf-en 10 M. :. the f,dns blanks my tongue
| refuses 20 utter
Loud applause, during which Judge Green
| advanced ~ the side OF Mr. l,exiord. and
raid.
,JR.r GREENS sPEkCB.
| Thi.;, much surprise to MIR. and Mo
Rex5sG bot cannot refuse 20 respond to the Request
| iost made upon H.:.
j, has been tie lot OF he4- good people. ss ct
western people. ~ ,-d by the eis. tudes Of BUSH
ness into many cities and express their sentiments
when say they have lived inAny placeia wh.eh
| they formed more OF warmer fisndships. Indeed
they have 10 their hearts Granny nook In which vii
abide preferred guests OF their Affections. the pleasant
Teeoleetons Of the good people Of Cairo, frsn whom
they VII part with deep regret. They have. they feel.
been honored in a marked manner tonight by kind
itenis, and now, with hearts full Of EMOTION reiurt
thanks 10 al!-hearty and grateful thanks.
This Is but 4 skeleton of the Judges nest
address, which was received with loud ar.
plsusc-
When dancing was again resumed, ami
was per,s,ently INDUCED IN until about ~
o'clock when it was interrupted again BY an
invitation Of mine host and hostess TO par
take OF lunch.
The order was given, the lunch having
been disposed of, to ION with the dance
and to no, conlne joy till morning. Thii
, order was literally obeyed, and all night wa
--',he easement jasmine stirred
To the dancers dancing in tune
Til silence &ii with the waking bird, -
, And hush with the setting meon.' :
And this is all have to say OF the Rex
I ford party, the largest, most fsshionsbc az
: most enjoyable ever given Cairo.