Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-01-28

Iflu0St-tne Echo.
If address the echo yondsr,
What will its answer bel wonder
&cho.-I wonder!
Oh wondrous echo tell mo, bless 70,
Am I for marriage or-oelibacy?
Echo.-s;lly Bessy.
Il, then, to WOO the maid I try,
Shall lind her a--property?
Eaho.-A proper tie.
If neither being grave nor funny
Should win the maid to ma-trimony
Eeho.-Try money.
II, then, 1 try to gain her heart,
Should 60 plain, or-rather smart?
Ech0,-Rather smart.
Perhaps she mayn't love dress-and then
be too smart, she'll-complain then.
Echo.--Come plain, then.
IT, then, by talking displease her,
If such naughty tricks should-seize her ?
Echo.-Y0u'll see, sir.
II, then, to marry me I tease her,
What'll she say if that should-please her ?
Ech0.-Please her.
IT, after wed, her love should flicker,
And she loves me far less-than liquor
Echo.--Theu lick her.
10 leave me then can't compel her,
Though every woman else--excel her.
EcAo.-Then sell her.
FIRST Concert Of the Red Wing Philhar-
monte Society,
This concert may we'll be classed among
noticeable events which have attended the
wonderful development of our city. To be
sure that development, unlike the tame and
growth of the old fashioned
towns, has seemed almost magical every
branch springing instantaneously into per-
fiction, but nothing has over occasioncd
more delight and surprise to our citizens than
this. We are sorry that We are rot suffi-
GENTLY proficient in the art Of musis to even
attempt critical review Of it, and it woul d
be impossible unless ones heart could liter.
ally spring up into his mouth, to find words
to express tue sensations of exstacy and
pleasure that thrilled through every breast.
But every one has experienced, in greater
or less degree, the oul-stirring influence Of
'nusic-how II can fill the darkest and most
troubled mind with peace, and lift the lowest
heart into the regions Of heavenly delight
Who has not music in his soul ? Ifsuch an
one exists on earth, he must he entirely out
Of place. and belong among those beings who
are imagined TO fill another world with
thei: diseord and hate-that knash their
teeth at every manifestation of innonce OF
virtue.
From the programme we published last
week, musicians can form an idea of the
skill and tact that would be Aecsssary to
carry out all the parts and to give pleasing
rendition Of the several psices. The or
chestra under the leadership Of Mr.. Dens-
more, sustained its part to admiration. Prof
Seebick, had charge of the Piano Forte,
and rendered efficient aid by playing the
Accomplishments. The solos on the same
instrument-played by Miss Kellogg, in her
usual brilliant and artistic style-constitut.
ed one Of the most pleasing parts of the
concert.
OF the vocal music, . Duet, SAILS
Welp'-by Messrs. Grow and Smith, was
sung very beautifully and touchingiy and
that we'll known and hvorite piece Voices
Of the Night" was given by Misses Ben
nett aud Bartholomew, with exquisite sweet
ness, taste and feeling. and elected most
rapturous applause snother-"A LAZY
teaching Foreigner to read English by
MISS Bennett and Mr.. Esdon, proved very
happy hit, and was encored. Seversa other
pieces we've especially beautiful. but ws have
time to mention no more. Each was d.
serving Of the highest praise.
Mr.. Esdon, the musical director Of the
Society, is worthy Of the greatest credit,
for so speedily bringing it to its present pro-
ficiency. and for the good taste and skin
displayed in arranging tho details Of the
concert.
We were pleased to hear that, encouraged
BY thu large attendance and warm apprscia-
ton Of the public, the Society intends 70
give other concerts from time to time and
We hope that our citizens, BY every snceur-
agement. will foster IN institution that must
prove to them . perpstuaf fountain Of d.
light. OF course, il would be asking =
great deal Of the Society, but We arc conf.
dent that it has ample talent, snd skill. and
force, to undertake the performance Of an
opera, and that nothing could prove moro
pleasing to our townsmen, or would more
levate their taste in music.
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Red Wing, March %, 1883. s5tf.
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