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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26

The growth of some of the southern
states is illustrated by the statement
concerning Chattanooga that It has in
creased since the war ..from a clump
of4whitewashed warehouses and shan
ties to a city of $4,000 inhabitants;
from tax roll of 81, 100000 to one of
.$7,OOO.O00. and has increased its busi-
oess capital from s2O9, 900 to s5,O0O,-
OOO1
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26
WHY THEY DO NOT MARRY


= 3o11B WOMAN 8xpl&ans 8ociAl Prob.
1s.n-Shs Males Dsteriorstiay.
Alta small party of workers and think.
ers few nights ago, says q letter writ.
er in this city. was in q group that
discussed the distaste for marriage which
claracterizes the girlhood of the day.
One young lady had fortified herself
with newspaper clipping on the sub.
ject. which she drew from her pocket
and read, as further substantiating he,
position. 1t waa to the effect that hus
handwriting maidens, young or old.
were very much scarcer than of yore:
that instead of being anxious to marry,
girls were slow of inducement in that
direction.
ut is true," said the young lady. 81
scarcely know a girl who wants to mar
ry. They are learning something
IN the way OF profession, some
thing that will interest them
as we'll as support them. two
roles in which husbands just now fail.
The truth is, we are all scared awa1
from any desire to marry by seeing how
wretched those who do marry are
Where would we look for husbands Z
Among the 'snips' and sports and char.
acterless young men that till our draw.
ingrooms? They are insutlerablc as mere
acqualntances or beauX; who would con.
template tEem as husbands? Ihaye al.
ways thought that if I could find a Young
man at all like my father I coultl love
him and marry him; but that school OF
men has vanished from the younpe,
ranks"
Nobody doubts that she expressed th.
convictions of large representation O,
young women. Their lack of interest ir
marriage is not due to the larger actiyitie.
extraordinarily opon before women but
to the unattraotive. unreliable material in
the way Of husbands. Women are won.
men, and would love and marry as
readily to day as when the earth was
new, it they came in cantact with men
who aroused their respect and sdmira-
tion. Tho order of maidenhool that
could content itself with an inferior
article of husband, merely for the sake
OF being married, has also vanished.
The young woman of the period has too
much character and self respect to
dread being an old maid 80 much as
that she would contract an unoonoar;oI
union to escape IL. '-'''
The same evening I had n chat Nth
my bright Young hostess about % ;nat,;a "as
cient men, a sort of annex to tha ~ cnn-
versation lust recorded. She won,,ora1 @ @
what would become of the human race
if the men kept on deterioratin" ot tic sTo
rate of the last twenty rears W @
She declared Il waa almost a..
ceptional for the youne men n
first class society to SUPPORT tbei,
wives. Thev mnrried ;nto e ,.;ai, fe,,;i:e :':eai
and at the end of two or tbras uu, voors
were pensioners on the the % relations % ~
their wives. ut is astonishing she
said, chow few Young women wbo orc
supposed to be rich really ,lano,d rnn,,
their husbands for luxnries ny avor
support. Their fathers or prondfotIors
furnish the money that sunnl;es tl,o;S
homes oftener than the outside world
knows of. Indeed the damnh+or ~.
the rich man is more To l,e nitied tbon
the girl who fights poverty! She % see,
fewer real men. Naturaliv sbo fon",es
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26

Mrs. CHARLES CRocKER's determin.
alton to live in New York is said to
have influenced the wives Of half q
dozen other California millionaires to a
similar intention.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26

Ex-Gov. ENGLISH offers the com.
missioners Of East Rock park in New
Haven $4,000 to build drive from
the summit of the rock to the base on
the east side.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26

HAMILTON Cole. the New York
lawyer, who bought copy of the
Gutenberg bible for 5000 at the
Brinley sale in 1881, has just sold it
for Ole, 900.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26

RUSSELL SAGE, the financier, has had
experience in politics. having served
as mayor of Troy, N. Y, for seven
years and in the house of representa-
tives at Washington from 1858 to 1857.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26

A MILLION or more Of young shad
are to be put into the Colorado river
at the Needles in addition to the mil
lion placed there last year.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26

EX-SENATOR ROBERT TooMBs is al.
most totally blind. other hands now
open his letters, and he realizes that
for him there is but little loft Of life.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26

MIS-. FRELINGHUYsEN became MUCK
attached tc Washington during her
residence there. and will probably re.
move tbither permanently.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26

IT is said that carnations are Gen.
Grants favorite flowers, and a cluster
of crimson ones are placed in his room
every morning.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26

Mr.. SHooLBREp, the famous London
dry-goods dealer. has bought the
equally famous Benwyvis deer forest.
in Scotland, for $3.50, 900. -
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26

Miss KATE GLEASON, Of Rochester,
N. Y.sis studying practical mechanics
at Cornell. She is the only lady in
that department.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26

BAR(l RUDDLEsoN. the well-knowp
English Judge, recently complained in
court that his morning slumbers were
daily disturbed by the growing Of a
cock. and accordingly the neighbor.
hood was searched for the offending
fowl. None could be found, until at
last it was discovered that one was
confined in the baron's own garden,
which had been purchased by his own
order and kept ia hamper "to be
Killed when wanted" it was the dis
turber of the judicial slumbers. and
has since subjected the baron to much
mercilsss chatting.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26

Gov. Hill. it is said, is q studious
reader of the papers, and keeps q
scrap book filled with clippings on
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26
THERE are six branches Of the Pres.
byterian church in the United States.
MRs. GLADSTONE is IS years old,
being two years younger than hel
distinguished husband.

SINCE Lester Wallack allowed his
hair to become gray he is called the
handsomest old gentleman on Broad
way.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26

M. f. DE HEssE WARrEGG and
Nine. Minnie Hauk, his wife, haye
bought an old castle. "Schloss Biaia-
gen." in Switzerland. There they are
now living. The building was reared
in 1l01. and has walls from six to ten
feet thick. 1t is surrounded by a
pretty park Of fifteen acres, which
boasts trout-brook and many old
trees. The American flag floats over
the tower. NJ. de Wartegg has lately
been visitlRg King Leopold, of Bel
gium, whose friend he has been for
many wears.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26

THE die from which the Franklin
cent was made is now used as paper
weight in q hardware house in New
Haven.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26

Z. Il. YOUNG, Publisher.
'assciiptiss. y Per Aaaln, II Advance.
RAlDOn C1.IPPiNas.

cHR1sr1xr Nnssox, and Adelina
Patti arc Of the Same age.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26

THOMAS F. BAYARD, JR., will take a
Yale examination this month.
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JOB DEPARTMENT.
THE PIONEER 81: EXPRESS
JOB DEPARTMENT

Is complete. and well supplied With latest stylso
oftypa Our prices ere - low ~ are coa-
sistant With . Legitimate business.
We keep constantly ON hand large and vsr,nA
stock OF letter heads, note heads, bill heads
monthly statements. fat caps. fools cap. business
grammes. etc. which enables rs to do ali kinds
Of commercial printing. both plain and orne.
mental on short notice. ,.l5f 80
We keep on hand . full line OF Legal Blanks.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26

breath.
"Pm 80 gladw piped Helens tiny
voice. II was so afraid he would let
the poor Captain drown"
::'About sunrise, " continued the guest,
.some natives who were out fishing ip a
small boat caught sight of them and
came ta the fesp4e. The Maldive
islanders are much better fellows than
the Malays, farther east, and they took
good care Of them both for month or
SO. till at last an outward. bound En-
glish brig that had been blown out Of
her course touched at the island where
they were, and took them off,"
"And what l.. opened to them after
that?" asked all the children at once. y
"The little cabin boy" answered the
,tory:teller "became d. smart seanian
as ever walked deck, and got the COM
aiand 6fh fine ship by and by !: and now, 2 =,
laying his hand upon their fathers
sh6ulder) "here he sits."
Papa! cried the amazed children,
were you the poor little boy?
''But what became Of the poor Can.
:ain who was 80 cruel?" asked little
Helen, wist!plly,
"Why. here he sits" said her father,
yraspine the story-teller's hand, "snd
he's the best friend have in the world. .
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-04

inn auf, er mid inftinctn,dBig 5uriid,
tpie bor einer nur bunfel geabnten @e=
fabr, linb iei1 gan5es Weien erbob 1i1
i'm farren feinbli6en Wiberitanbe ges
gen 6iefe Ntmolpbdre bon S60nbeit
unb Suit, NIT ibrem f9mei6elnoen
3auber. gusenie mar fteben gebliez
beit als 1ie nit eiltiser 8efrembung
bemerfte, baB Der iunge Bergmann ibr
ni@t folgte; iie lieB fib iebt auf einen
SeI1el 1T Ger Ndbe Der Sbiir tieoer,
tpdbrenb ibr Nuge priifen6 fein @eT1t
iiberflog. 9as franie blonde 6aar
bedte b6llig Die nod frii6e Marbe, aber
Die gBunbe, bie fiir ieoen Mnoertt ges
fdbrli6 getDeien ipdre, bate bic frdftige
Natur faunt erl6ittern f6nnen; guge=
nie fu6te pergebeus in feinen 3ii9en
nod einer Spur iiberfanoenen 2eioens.
Denno6 galt ibre erife Grage iener
8erlebung.
Sic iinb al b6llig interchangeable?
Ma9t Sbnen Die Wunbe au6 lpirfli9
feine e6mer5eit nebrs
Jfeit, gnd0ige Grau! gs mar niDt
Der &ebe tDertb!
@ugenie fd)ieil ben fur5en berben Son
Der @nttport gu iiberb0ren, lie fubr nit
glei9er Site fort:
Sd erfubr allerbings f9on aln nd9@
item Sage aus benz Munoe bes 9lr3tes,
oaB ni9ts au be efiir6ten itiinbe, fonit
bdtten mir Sbnen audi cine eingebenz
bere Jiiriorge getpiomet. Ser Serr
Doctor perii6erte mir tpieoerbplt na9
benz stpeimaligen 8eiu6, Ben er Sbnen
no6 abIfattete, es iei BON @efdbr ribt
Die &e6e, unb aud 6err Wilberg, ben
i'd nod am Nbenb oes berbdngnibbollen
Sages gu Sbnen ianbte, bra6te mir
Die 9lei9e gta6ri6t.
(Gortletung folst.)
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Dir Gbrdl,eul.
gon ghiaer giee.

v8as Iiest IN eud, ibr Ebrancn,
6iir grobe 3auberlnadt =
gSie Der @lite Banorer,
8eridma9tenb in DEM 5ano,
g(n oer Saie 9uelle
gein Qebcn iuieSerfano,
80 ffGrft ibr gottel9ebnen (89rdnen)
Die Scele, bie gepreBt
Som Grbenleio, bic S9ninaen
3unt Sterben fmfen la6t."
@lorib Corn.
IS f6nute mir bon ben berebrten Qes
ierinnen feDr beriibeIt ,per6en, bab i9
lDieberum meine bonn Se3irme6er ent,
iDeibten 9dnbe an Elm @ebiet anlege, BON
bem man nur su ungern uno nur nit
Der gr0Btetl 9o1a9tung au fpre1en
pflegt. gs 1T bies cine paiiion bon
mir bic einen fonoerbaren llriprnng bat.
Oils iunger wilenfdafti6er 9ilfslebrer
bate i9 on elmer b0beren
S0@terl6ule ben naturmiiIenidaftli6en
l1nterriht gu ertbeilen, unb babel erging
eS mir, tpie es gelp6bnli1 gu geben
pfle9t. Die iungen @amen langDeilen
| fid nd6tig Dor aller Gelebriamfeit unb
trieben Mlotria. 9as mar cine iehr
heiliame pd6asosiide 2ebre fiir mid.
Sd fling nun an, ben Stoff m6gli9ft
intereilant su geialten unb erntete
rei9li9ten Oanf bafiir.
Ad rem! Die ettpas fal3ige S9rd=
meteorological Die, Sbrdneit tperben bon
Der groBen unb fleinen Sbrdnenbriiie
abgeionbert, ipel1e Dbeil ,inb auBen bon
benz Nugapfel in Der Qlugenb6ble liegen,
bon mo aus ii6 oieielbe in feds big
atp6lf fleinen 9lusfiibrungs6ffnungen
auf bic Snnenfld1e Der 8inbebaut bes
Qluges ergieBen unb bas Nuee in ieiner
Sberfld1e umfpiilen un6 lmtpal9en,
mas bur9 Die Bepegungen bes ~9lug=
apfels unb bur6 oas BlinSeln nit ben
Nugenliberm bef6roert tpirb. Qln elmer
8ertiefung am inneren 9lugemmintel
(56rdneHlee) fammeln lie iiG ipieoer
an, um BON ben in Der Ndbe befinoIi6en
Sbrdnenpunften auFgeiosen unb bur6
penSbrdneniad unb ben 5brdnennaien=
gang III bic Waienb0ble gefiibrt su mer=
ben.
&e9t anmutbig, ni9t ipabr!2 lln6
ba m06te man nun nod Sbrdnen Ders
gieBen, ipenn infolge zines &eferes Del
8efiblsnerben Die Sbrdnenabfon.
oerung 10 bermebrt miro; baB bic engen
Oeffnungen oes 3brdRenpurft Sur 9l6s
leitung ni6t mebr seniigen, 10 baB cine
lleberf fbmenmung, b. 3. elm llebers
flieBen berSbrdnen iiber bas guge fatt=
linbet = mas bic Meni6en Weinen
nennen.
Sa. man fam Weiuen iebr beri6ie=
ben beurtbeileu. Som pbpliologifben
Stanbpunfte betra9tet, tpDre es alio
gang einfa9. 9lber b6ren mir peiter
/ ienen gbemiter, oer feline geliebte Gat=
tin binter ieinen 8ii1ern gang perna6s
Idiiste, bis iie i'm burG Sbrdnen 81
riibrens periu9te. vS6," iaste er,
ub0re auf gu ipeinen, bic Sbrdnen iinb
| gu ni6ts gu gebrau6en. SD babe lie
/ 6emif6 unteriu9t. sic beiteben aus
elmer Sbee bon pbospborlaurem Galf
unb etpas Soba gblorib, bas meiite
aber 1T unniibes WafIer. ."-M6t pabr,
Elm leutfeliser Gbemann, sleiG ienem,
BET per arm nit ieiner trauten gbe=
bdlfte ipasieren ging, tueld)e lid ent3iidte
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MDer's
Qaue Cure

entbdlt Elm gegenBiFi scae aile hen SnMbfait Der,
rii5rsnae 1tebei, bas, 70 peI man weiB, in feiner
anbern Qr5n.i entbaIten it, es entbaIt fein Gbiz
min, aud feline ntetauift)en pber anbern fdabliden
gefanbtbeile nnb bat babcr teinen nadtbeilisen
cnfaB auf Die Gonfitution, soiibern Idbt ben G5r<
per 70 geinno ipie por Der aranfbeit.
sBir 9drantirsli, baB sigsr's efgar.gare ole
Naae bon faItem reinttirensent, ftilIem, @edfcIs
unb gallenficber, 70 ,pie pnn 2eberIeiben, bic
Sartb eampiIuft berbeisefiibrt finb, bciIt. eolte
es mad ri9tser aInuenouns gu beilen perfebIen, 10
finS bic 9dnoIer burb urier GirtuIar por, /. SaIi
1882 erra9tist, has Ge!h snria,u,abIen.
Or. 8. G. aptr & CO, LntneIl, 5Han.
Sn allen Mpotbcfsn 81 babsu.
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fiibe SrOit liest ni6t it ben Sbrdneu,
tDie erlei6tern lie bas 0ers!

fiibe SrOit liegt ni6t itt ben Sbrdnen,
tpie erlei6tern lie bas 9er5!
Limb 6ab' ID einIan aud aepeint,
90 ili's mein eig'ner S1n,ers.
Die 1branen aie6en gar 10 flip,
@rleidtern mir baS 9er5!" (@oetbe
unb lDel6e Snnigfeit liegt ni9t barin.
Der Meni6 benennt bas foitbare Srau.
benblut bon ben Nnb6ben bes geiubs
bod Lacrimae Christi, Sbr1nen gbri=
ii! - Sbrdnen begleiten bas gan3e
Seben binour6 ben Meni6en,
v@einen 1T fein erltes 2ebensasi9cn,"
uno elm altinbii6er 5prud iagt be3ei9=
nenb:
yainb, penn Dn in bic WeIt fommf, peinif Du,
llnb a0eS ladt UNI Did Der;
Gorge, baB tpenn Du aus Der @elt fdeibeF,
Glle peinen unb Du ladelit."
go berfiin6en 6ie Sbrdnen bic tief1fe
5rauer uno bic bDdlte 2ult. Rein Wuns
Der, luenn angeii6ts folder gri9einung
Die Nnli6t perbreitet 1T, baB fie Sbaus
perlen bes menf9li9en 9er5ens finb.
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Sn Berlin bat cine fart beiu9te
@eriammlung BON Srallel1 itattgefun=
ben. Srau S6adi fiibrte ben 8oriib.
@s muroen &efolutionen amgenommen,
mel6e gegen cine 8ei6rdnfung ber
Srauenarbeit proteitiren. gs ipurbe
bic @riinbung elmer @eieli1aft aur
8ertbeibigung Der Srauenre6te in's
9luge gefaBt, Sin &pmite, ipel6es cine
petitioil an ben &ei9stag enttperfen
foll, tyurbe erlp1hIt.
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(8ortiesuns foIst...
9r. Bpfaneu.

Dieer @ane 1T 70 befaunt inuerbal6 oen
Ser. Staaten, bab eS faun notbis 1T gu fo9en,
baB er bet @rfinber oes berii6ntten Or. 8olaufo
9uften- itnb eunsen Sbrup lit, baS beliebte
8olfsbeilmittel, tuo INNER es befannt lit, fir
Suften, GrfGttungen, Sdtpitioudt uno alfe
sfranf6eiten bes 9aliss unb ber guneen. @reis
80 Gents uno $loo. 8erfauft bel s. falt>
cnar q. GSr.,
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= ginen 8runnen bereiften 1T zines
Der grObten 8erbre1en. Mber i9lim=
nler 1T es, ii9 unb feiner 9ia6fommen=
f6aft Die Quelle bes 2ebens pergiften.
9as 1T oft bur6 Na6ldIlisfeit, nnglid
ober @rbi6aft gef6eben. Mpers @ar=
fapariaa gebt auf ben @runo Der
Symphonic, iubt ben unreinen @amen
i'm Blute, bieiem 2ebensfrome, auf
nno ifellt ben 9lppetitt, bic &raft unb
@eiun61eit tpieber Der.
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iiber ben pra1tpplen @iIberglons, Der
ii6 iiber cine ioDllifbe Nbenblanoi1aft
ergoB, unb oaSu meinie: rSa, Der
Wfonb bot 468 georg. Wfeilen i'm Sia=
meter uno iein ipeSifii9es @elpidbt 1T
3, SO &C. unb-bas gBaifer 1T naB."-
@etroit, ni6t ale iinb 10 troden.
Wir meiuen, mas Weinen beiBt, bor
G6rperi9mer5 ober bOr geiftieem Stunt
nler, uno ie sr0Ber Die gmpfinbli9feit
fiir BEN 59mer5 lit, um 10 bdufiser unb
ungeltiimer flieBen Die Sbrdnen. Menn
tiefes Web bes WenI1en Bruit erfallt,
bann entquiat Die Sbrdne benz brent
nenbea Muge unb l6it ben 1tarren 8ann,
mel9er bas bermunbete Ser3 umfangen
bdlt. 8lutige Sbrdnen bes 99mer3es
nennt fie Der Di6ter. ., wie biele
linb i9on ins Grab seiunfen. tpie biele
merben nod rinnen ins naHe, feu9te
Rir9bofgras! gDer erinnert 1id) nidt
bes beimfebrenben Burden, Der tpeoer
bon ieirem alten 8uienfreunbe nod bon
Der elgenen S6mefer ipiebererfannt
tpirb, unb -
vgSeiter sebt er bic Stra6e entlana,
@ine 5brdne banst ibha an blailer 8ans'!"
Igosl.l
Sbrdnen entltrDnlten benz Muge, tpent
Die unbeilbollen Golgen ciner raf9en
Shat ii6 5eigen, Die ni9t tDieoer gut au
MAIDEN iit; tueinte bod aud Der feite
Petrus, als er ben Serrn perleugnet
bate; es finb bittere Sbrdnen ber
Neue.
Wsit Sbrdnen aber fiilt li1 aud bas
itrablenoe Muse, tpenn bic farge uno
iparfame Jortuna - a9, leiber ttur gu
ielten = aus ibrem unenbli9en SIN
BORN benz Nrmen ibre rei1en @aben in
Deri6wenberifd iippiger Siille unperbofft
in ben @6oB itreut, baB er aufiau6aen
m66te in unenbliber GeIigfeit.
Sbrdnen elmer lnbei6reibli9en un6
beflenlmen5en Mebmutb fiillen bic Mu-
gen iuenn lib innigit geliebte Geelen
Dug in Muge Sanb in 9anb gegeniiberz
lfeben unb bic S6eibeitunoe nabt auf
raltloien Gliiseln beran.
vs@eioen, bas brinst @rdmen";
unb penn bic gruit betlommen 1T, baB
lie aufiau6Sen m69te in @ebmutb un6
in Suit, 10 lit bas ein @efiibl, pie es
unier @i6enoDrf ni6t better tpieoerges
ben fonnte:
sd fann mobl mandmal finoen
als Oh id frobli9 iei,
9od beimlid Tbrdnen Orinacu,
Oa pirb bas Ser3 mir frei,"
luenn tiefe Sebniu@t uuier Sers erfillt,
ba fingt Seine:
SD ifanb in bunfeln Erdnmen
llnb ftarrte i6r 8ilbnib an,
llnb bas geliebte NntIib
Seimlid gu lebem besann
lin ibre 2ippen aos fi6
Gin 2adeln ipnnberbar,
llnb ipie bon @ebmutbstbrdnen
@rslanste ibr susenpaar.
aud meine Ebrdnen floTen,
Mir bon ben @angen berab =
lln0 adj, i'd fam eS nid]t glauben,
Sab id) Did uerloren bab' !"
tper frenib berlafien in Der 6rem6e fiebt
uno bann elm namenloies Sebnen i'm
erfaBt:
ygBenn iu bic Gerne bonn GeIien i6 fsb',
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-11
PAUL aUIN COLLEGE.
Program OF the closing Exercises
Last Night.

There was large audience at Paul
Quin college, East Waco, last night,
TO witness the closing exercises of
that institution. This institution
of learning has reputation through
out the state, seventy students from
abroad being IN attendance during
the last session. The colored people
OF our city displayed a great deal of
energy when they located this college
in Waco, and 1t has already attracted
the attention of many colOred people
who are seeking homes in Texas aud
want to give their children thor
ough education. The board of trus-
tees have determined to make an
addition to their already large build
ing, as they cannot now accommodate
all students who are asking admis.
sion in the school.
The program last even 1g consisted
of music, recitations, ESSAYS, etc, and
the exercises were opened by an an-
them. "Hark the Song by the choir.
Pray err by Rt. Rev. A. w. Wayman,
ID. d. Music, chorus-"Ilail to Rest"
j. +. Bradley, in au Grafton, cnti-
tied "Thc Negro was much APP
plauded by the audience, as it related
50 much to the negro in their past.
times of years ago.
Recitation" shall not not
Ring to Night" by Miss n. u. Watly,
was the most interesting event of the
entertainment.
The rendition of IA comic chorus
entitled, "CP'l John" brought the
house down, and will compete with
the average professional.
Recitation, by Miss Maria Taylor
"The Daisy" showed that she was a
little daisy in the ma"1cr in
which she delivered ii.
A trio, entitled, "rhe Distant
Chimes" by Misses Ida Leo, Il. T..
Joshua and H. A. Rauk'1, was OF
mcritcd success.
In an essay by Miss S. NJ. Hardin.
"Work Makes the Man." showed that
the lady had spared no time or pains
TO make work make the mar.
The singers of the school are Misses
l.. l.. Rouudtree. T.. c. Joshua, Il. A..
Rankin, aud Ida Lee, aud Mcssrs, j..
X. Williams j. r. Brady. W. f. Day,
5. II. White, A. Hart. These singers
all have excellent voices and their
rendition of the different songs, does
credit TO themselves, and were much
admired by their hearers.
The EN AMlNER retuihs thPrks to
W. II. Campbell! aud Lee Jones for
their assistance in getting up the re
port of the Paul Quin Col
lege exercises. They are both
good, honest cOlOred boys
aud the manncrin which they conduct
themselves make them very popular
with everyone. Education goes II
long ways toward eleyating the col
orcd classes.