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About The Coast mail. (Marshfield, Or.) 187?-1902 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1879)
W? ) I D f'l ?."" " THE COAST MAIL. MAMJKAV, - - cc. 1HTII, ThkFmoi at (Uihinkii. -'A f-on-llcmiui from (liutlnor Itrlnnn tlionows tlutt tiioru wait connUlornMo Ioxm mm titlin.il by tlio lojtKcni in tlio Into liltfh wiitor. I'owon'rt boom on Hinlth'n rlv or gave wny nbollt I r. M. on the lid, lot tin; it lnrgo number of hw mlilft. Tlio whole miiiiliorof loga lout I cut! mated nt from tlirvo to four million foot. Win. Held lout about 1,000,000 feet, mid Murpliy n ninny, or in ore The I'mpquiv rlvorwn very liigh,niut brought down miniu of the white pine Ioi;it from tlio K()olurn mill, which were jdeked up n limt nu posnilile. "Hill Ward only lout one log 5 ho miyn hilsluck linn turned, "but b-boy I illind to nliow my uhihcIp." KmerKon tA Held nro henvv loner, Hlmioir Iom in greater tlmn that of Hlnndnle t Co, thouKhlK)lhftrin8uiror heavily. I.iTKttAiiv. Thin wicioty improve nightly; eneh Miccocdinj; mcetiiiK having a hirgorprogrntumo thnn tlio previoiiH. Tlieexerelnen of Wodne- day ovonlngworo exeoptfonally good. The idngmg by Mr. Tower, Minn Adn Kniltli.Tonv Ward nudothem, elicited 1 1 mnlnUM : aim) the retulinir of the' Curfew by Mr. Tower, which wnuwell rendered nnd heartily appreciated by the nudinnee. Fannie Fern wn well hy Mri. llllbcrn In a perHonatlon. Tho decbtion to the eireet that there wan more plonmro in anticipation than realization wait rendered by the oontnilttee appointed to decide tho debate, notwitliKtanding the positive uHHcrtioiiM of the npcaker on tho nega tive, to the contrary. As AnvKSTimi:. I. H. .Miienninnrn of thin plnee, went to oel)urg Iiwt week on Iuihihcm relating to nm uiim, nnd when eroding OwcnV ferry ..t i Itoitehurg, the nipo parted, ami the iMmt.ntnge, mail and two pnwngern went down the Mream. Tho liomen were unhitched from tho ntage, jump il Into tho wnter and nwam anhore. The two pswngerit, assisted by men tin tho nhore, nuececded in flopping nnd tying the Unit, all nafe, kuiiio dirt tanee lielow. Tho accident naturally created niiiiu incitement in town. TiiK Loooisu iNTKitKriT. The lom of logn on Coon river U greater than whh at Una rejtorted. Tho whole number which went adrift wan prob nblylKJtwcenOOO and 700 Hut thin Iokn In m divided up nmong vnrioun liartien that none will lone heavily. ne( the logn went out if the Day, luit the eiMMiie of picking them up In cuidcratlo. Among the partlcx wliono logn got awny are, Huzzill it MeMarlln, Win Watern, Geo. Wood ruff, M.Storn, 1'. . l'etcmon, mid Cnpt. l'ackiinl. TKi.r.ottArii Link Dow.v. Tho tele graph lino between hero and. Hone Iturg in in the wornl condition it ban wcr been niuco it wun entablihed. At vniioun pointn in the canyon the jmiIU are piled up and the wire tan gled in an inextricable innn. It will o qtiito a tank to repair it, but wo hope to kcc it noon aceomplinhed. Tiik Coon Day Waoos Noah. We cam mat mo roan in no nnwy uu ilinit In the canvon bevoud Hrownter Vallev, that it in imponxihlo to travel it even with n homo, and tho mail ban to Ihj carried on tlio old mountain trail. All tho bridge are gone, nnd it in poxihle that it will be long before tho road will again be put in a good condition. Istkitut oy Hciiooi, Fund. Mr. Sehcttcr, ngent for tho State Hoard of School Land Comniiwdonorn, ban received inntructionnto tho eireet that ull delinquent intercut on tho public nchnol fund mtint bo paid before De cember !Mnt. Tartien knowing them nolven behind in tlio payment of in trrcnt on thin fund would do well to givo tlio uiattcrcarly ntteution. Now Hkahy. Tho "Settlement nnd Early Settler of Coo Hay," neatly irintcd on heavy, tinted paper, Unow ready for delivery. A few hundred copie will remain after oxlntiug or der nro tilled, which will bo nobl for tho low prico of 25 cent eneh. Order for copies cent to tho Coast Mail, will rcceivo prompt ntteution. Tiik Hi:niiyvim.i: Mini:. It In ro porlod upon good nuthority thnt lie eotlnllonn are nondini: for tho nalo of tho Henryvillo property, and that thoroinaprobabiltyof tho mine be ing put in oporation at nodUlantday. We hopo tho ntatement may provo correct, n thin mine when in oporn tion add' greatly to tho hunlno.iH of the Hay. Mason'o OKKicKu.--At a regular eoniinuuicntiou of Chadwlek Iodgo No. 08, A. F. ,t A. M. held at Coqullle City, Nov, 22d 1870, tho following nnmod were ehonon olllcorn for tho en filing Manonip yean Cha. Olivo W. M. ; W, Morrn. B. W. ; W. Cnrotliorn, J. W. ; J. J. Lamb. Treasurer ; Tlio, It. Willard, Bocretaryj Jeno Roy, H. D. : W.'r. Hovoo, J. I). ; V." N. Perry, Tyler. I. O, O. F. Omenta. Tho follow ing aro the oflleer of Coqulllo Lodge No. iUI, I. 0, 0. F. for tho term ending June IA8O1 J, Niuliurg, N, 0,; A, Lillle.V.O.ill.J. Collier, Trennurer nnd Gharle Olivo, Sooretnry. A J.KTTKn from Oardner my tho hrldgonlm Elk Crook butwonh Roptt hurg mill Driilnm wero onrrled nwny by tho Into fro-hot. COfJl'IIJ.K CITY ITJtMH. Accidental Death of Clinrlcs llatiri'ii hOUKCII Our town wn" lionored )nt week by a vMt from Cnpt. Tiuheuor, of Tort Orford. We bought one of bin patent life prcucrvorn from J. T. Moulton, who I liin ngeut at thin place. 1'nrtlc on the liny can bo Hiipidled by culling on Mr. Robert Hiinpxon, (Little Hob) of North llcnd. . Wo undorntnnd Hint Mr. Dixon has written to Mr. Elliot, to imcuiliiln whnt lot enn bo bought for in tho El liot addition, nu which to build an itcndomy, If n fnvnrable reply In itccIv ed w will noon have llrnt claw cducn tionnl facllitteH. MIxk. Fannie Lehuherr nnd Mich, Xauiiie Hiiiihoiii, are attending neliool here. Tho C'oqUilltt Hlvcr Mill .feTugCo'i). mill broko the hIhiiI of their haul-up wheel, which will alitit them down until ono can bo procured from rUn Franeinco. Liwl Haturday tho Coipilllo river wan higher than it ban been since '01., no wty thono who know. Mr. ClmrloitHauvonhounon wa kill ed liut Friday, by n tree- falling on him, ncnr-Mrrllorlookor'a place The clrvumMiincef nro nu follow Mcwm. J. J. Ln'mlfJ Lent, Ifcrlock er.and Chan. lIiuiruiilioitncn wont out in a boat to get what cnttle they could o(I"of the bottom, it being overflowed, nudeeing nenlf near a largo imb tree, pulled toward it. When within about fifty feet of the tree, Mr. Lamb heard a eraeking noino and told Mr. llerlocker who pulling thnt ho be lieve tho tree was falling. Lent back ed water hh quick an pocnihlo, but had made only t.o nirokcn when they heard the cracking again and miwtho ,.,..:,, i ..... hiiimcil from one i t .i i " - rtido of tlio boat and Mr. Lamb from tlio other. Mr. Lamb looked around iiudnnw Chnilie crawling out; thnt wnn tho lant that wan seen of the poor fellow alive. The treo ntruek him in the left nidi' of the head mid numbed that nido to, a jelly, mid kept him under I ho water, which wn waint deep, until Lent drnggcdhiin out; Lamb wan noveie ly, but not dnngerounly hint. Lent enenped with oouicpaiuful brulsiM. Lvnt denervc great praiwj for tlio heroiKiu displayed under tho .trying circunnitnuc ; carryingouodend friend on bin nrm while ho Hiipiuirtetl him nelf by the other. The blwd llowingdown the fnco of the other friend from wound winch then teeined to bo fatal. In thin con dition they stayed until rencued by Mr. Roy. jir. iiauvuiiiiniiMMi """ mun-u -v V 9 W . . . - t . . . Iiiluiml liii buried the Odd Felhiwsof tlii place, he being , . .. , i I ii ' a ineiulier of their lodge. Ho wan n member of tho 1st U,.iver,alist church of this idace. Mr. Paul. A. Smith L preached his funeral sermon Sunday, tho21nt iust The t'otjn lite Improvement. The people of the Coqulllo country nro earnestly pressing their claims for nn appropriation for tho linprove uieiitof thechnnncl at tho mouth of the river. Thej linvu uruwii up a pe tition which i boing numerously signed, both on tho river nnd on Coon Hay, setting forth some of the various resource of tho country drained by the Coqulllo and Its tributaric, and tho necessity for improvement in tho channel. Thin i a step in the right direction, and we hope it will bo sue ccful? Tho petition i as follows : Wo tho undersigned, citizen of the Coqulllo River and vicinity, do most respectfully petition the llon.Scnato ami House of Roprewontatie tn Con gress assembled, for nn appropriation to improvo tho entrance to tho Co quillc itivor. I no L-OqillllO is wnu tiful stream lying in Coos county Or egon, bordered by tracts of most fertile land, sultablo for agriculluro of all kinds, It posneste largo forest of lir, white cedar, ash, maple, inyrtlo and spruce, and in many ot tlio hills abut ting on tho bank of tho stream large vein of coal havo been uncovered ; it is also rich in gold deposit, nnd the strenm aliotiiids In salmon. These re source aro practically untouched bc causo tho entrance is now so tortuous, tlio channel contains so many danger on rock, and tho bar shift so thnt for considerable periods, the port is closed to navigation. Two years ago thogoverumoiit ordercil a survey, uie surveyors report thnt for $10 1,200. nnd piobably for100,000, the channel can be so changed that it couiso will bo straight, free from rocks, bo unlikely to shift and have a depth of 12 feet. Your petitioners therefore ask moat earnestly for theso improvements, which will secure to Jhoui nn outlet and will stimulate tho dovclopement of tho varied and abundant natural resources of thi county, and your petitioner will over pray, J. M. Sioux Esq. ha been sick during tho presoiit wook. John Nasiiuuo, of Coqulllo City, whs on tho Hay Tuesday of this week. A Loimr.i: returned from San Fran cisco Inst Friday ; ho will probably stnrt his mill soon. Majou Hjiow.v, ngont for tho solid old Pluunlx Insurance company, is nround with tho enllondnr of thnt company for 1880. It ii stated thnt tho prico of labor nt tho Enstport coal mine lua been lately ralsod 12)i conti porday, Roes A Timmi:hman's now market opposlto tho Central Hotel is now in full blast. Thoir ndvurtlsemont i to bo fa,l In jfH'tbf eMjwr'. A ItHdrffHtf IKii.I Artlnt. rrintora, though neatly nlwny equal to any emergency in tho lino of their own calling, yet oiuclline make very ludicrous "break" In their Invention of expedients, way mul I menu, etc., in no way nudocinted or coining within the legilininto purview of tlio Craft. Our neighbor, tho "Jun ior," whom, for tho purpose of thU "o'er truo tnle," wo will call J. W. H. recently furultihcd nu examplo exact ly in point, Ifo i Wont, upon occit nion, tolioift of the nkill with which ho can denude hi facial protuberance of what, judging from tlio timidity nnd caution with which it venture to tho Hiufnce, will probably notnpecdily (111 tliH ideal ofii"llowing board." To bo well armed and equipped for duty in tlii lino, he purchaced, for tho trl- Hoof ten dollar, a tonorlal imple ment familiarly called n razor, of tho mont approved tmiip attainable in jnaiket. Thin was, of cournc, a much prized addition to hi barber(ous) out lit, which ho kept tored away cecuie ly, iiMholinngincd, in a ly corner of thoolllce. Hut tho devil, in 111 pere grination about tho ufltnbllxhmont enpied the now tool, nnd proceeded to lay wiorillgious liand upon it, and deliberately cot about trimming hi too-nniln, which, from long growth nnd frequent contact 'with tho rock on the city front, wero nigh unto n hnrd uh Hint. Comidetiug hi job, the imp returned tho valued acquisition to it place, beaiingon it edge sundry gap. Tho ory next inorning".Iuuior"afore Kiiiil "npread hi kit" for a nhave. Huving "lathered" hi face and quar eil himself before hi looking glnn, ho reached for the implement which he fondly anticipated would, a of yore, do tho work like the "gontle cooing of tlio dove." Hut Jcemnes Corinin! After the llrnt broadside, tho manipu lator fairly cut tho pigeon-wing in a senii-circlo in front of the office nink. Composing himself a trifle, bo let bin optic fall upon the edgo of bin fancy razor, whcioupon he made tho atmos- phoro aliout him rcduloiit with blue ntrenks. To comfort and nppeni-o him in hi oxtremity,n"comp." Iiard by, suggCHted that all cou'd be repaired witli n tile, With face sulnmed with evidences of brightest anticipations, J. W. H. nforosaid, proceeded to apply tho remedy so opportunely suggested. Uutlol tho file slipped over the edge of tlio tool without so much a "taking hold." D wa an old file, and this wn wjmt wa the matter. Another thought! Ho would procure n new one. So deciding, he wended hi my to O'Conncll's hardware store nnd procured n large sized horse rasp. Re turning, ho adjusted tho back of bin "blazcrade" in theolliee viso mul pro ....,..., . -,. ...:..,.. v...,. -i.,.l- ..f i - j - .. jf ,,; I tho ranp wa follow , l . . . ,. ... I'UL'tlUtl 11 mirniltt? v j civi ww v. mi oy a uirrciu vi -l.j ...K!,.t. 1!..lt4i1 tltrt (itiiwtftt (tw n ?"?'";",' ' .. Tl Z v' I1IIIIII9 lll 11711 UV fc IUIMIH .,... .. forbear further particulars, lest the whole truth shall beget scepticism an to tho veiacity of the entire narrative. Whether tho hero hereof ever smiled lurain i not material : but certain it is that he ha demeaned himself in and about tho .Yeir ostab Ushmnnt, since, with more than his wonted gravity. Notes of the Late Flootl. Tho (Uid of last week was tho high est ever known in the country, except the groat Hood of 1801, and lacking but a littlo of being up to the stage of thnt remarkable ovcillow. A largo amount of sediment wan de ported on the bottom lands of Coos river by the high water, and will ptove iv great feitilizer. J. A, Yoak-uu thinks it is nearly a foot deep on hi land nt the fork of Coos river. Tlio wnter stood (He or six feet deep in John Noah's house, and but little less in hi barn, whore wero several yoke of oxen. A the wnter rose o u to make It unsafe for them to remain in tho barn, Mr. Noah wont out and turned thorn loo.-o and they made for tho hill. It was dark, nnd thedillioul ty in hitndling n lot of cntllo in swim ming water, nnd under such circum stances, may bo imagined. Mr. McKnlght lost a groat deal of fencing, nnd his apples" wero damaged bv hoiuir subinorued. He lost about IlOO bushels of potatoes, and his place was considerably damaged by wash ing. W. D. L. F. Smith had nine head of fine sheep drowned. Ho had sovoial hogs in a pou, fattening, and w hen the water had reached a stngo that show ed that they mutt bo tnken out or drown, his son William 'cnt out in water up to his arms, and with some dillleulty let them out when they swam to tho highland. Ono fanner, after tho wntor had commenced to fall, failing to notice that tho danger had passed, went out and killed his favorito pigs and j lot of poultry. Wo liiivo heard of u caso in Drew stor vnlley, where tho ninlo 'portion of a family who had not long siuco ar rived in tho county, wero nwny from homo. Tho wnter ciimo up mound tho liouso, nnd fenilng to attempt to esonpo to tho hill, n devoted mother climbed ft treo with her bubo, oxposed to tho torriblo weather wlioh charao tcrinod tho time. Tho family of W. F. Flook, in Brew ster Valley, weio compelled to leave, tholinugoo"'' ' " I1 HANllOtf MAf Chris. Long ha tweut)jglit barrel of beef, of ii very uupetlor qibility, wnitiiiu. (liiiituoiU lit file Untidon wharf, m f p & Wn iilidurstninl flint (2nt)t. Kced I getting up ntnclilnory (or' tho L'rrc, that will enable her to Met n n tug ninl togonrotind to tho Way to receive and deliver freight, n W' at to car ry freight nnd passongersjn tlio river. The Chinamen on the Hnndon beach, having cleared out ovoryfhing where they were nt work, downyo hard pan, wero nbout removing to nnothcr place, when ono who remained bo hlnd discovered nt tho dc'plh of thrco feet, whicli he had dug through tho hard pan to put in a poutfrinothcr bed of black sand which paldA Wo believe thin is very uiitiHUai. Should the mouth oftbc Coqulllo river lie opened, n largo (louring mllf will bo built at Handon chiefly for the mnnufnctiiie of flour for the Liver pool market, nflbrding already mar ket for the enorinou quantity of wlient thnt can be grown;ou tho ricli bottom lands down the Count. There wan a large run 5f salmon in tiio liver last week, andA)nc of our tinhorman annuren us howJdd easily have netted from .'MXllbwlfslrio "n haul. We met too young fellow on the Handon beach lately whij came from Douglas county. They brought their guns and knives with them for the pur pose of killing and nkining sea lion. As the lions would not leave iho rocks and conic in to bo killed, we suggested to, tho verdant Nimrods to go out on the rocks and kill them. Hut they said they had not thought tho lion were so big or so wicked ; and about thin time "old Hlow Hard" tho bos lion) gave ft tre mendous howl itmUtho young Nimrods well, If they kept up that pace they reached Now York before this time. Some farmers from Ontario, Cana da, nro expected hero in1 the spring; they intend to settle on some vacant ! Imwl nt 111.. l.,.,,.l .,f llimr f?rplk Last month was the coldest Novem ber wo havo over seen hero, tho menu temperature being 47.81 tho rainfall was 7.73 inches. There wero 13 fronty mornings, nearly hoar frost, which disappeared before the risjng sun. Some of the old setter "guess", that tho depth of twelvofrfcet, which tlio government surveyors affirm can be obtained on tho bar wll be double (twenty four feet altogether) after the first winter. This statement will not appear improbable when one considers that the outflow will then bo confined to ft narrow channel: that tho volume of water passing out dur ing at least six months is enormous, iiiwt tlmt ns linicboas tweutv two feet have. leei froououtly f&undu there. heretofore. Noseio, ' A party fioni Empire City says that on Thursday night Luso Mooro A Co eamo in conllict with tho Nichol brothers of South Slough, in which tho dashing William Edward was consulerablv brtusctl ami beam to re. mark 'notiglil" The schooner Humboldt is taking a carco of lumber from Lobree's whaif, some that he has had on hand all summer, F. Solicitor in engaged in repairing tho tolegraph lino an f.ist an possible. G. Y'i:nii:n ban gone down the coast on business to be absent for a week or more. Tho south fork of tho Coqulllo was "booming." A number of farms were swept of fencing. O. Reed's place a short dUtanco above Myrtle Point, was inundated, ami tho fences car ried back toward the limber. C. Lehu herr lont somo of his fences, and the water came about 1" inches deep in bis grist mill. AfoLoov. On account of tho fail ure of our paper to arrive on time, wo aio compelled to issue this week on n half-shoot. As this is tho first "Irreg ularity" in this mail for nearly a year, wo trust it will be pardoned. Stkimikn Ronmis probably sustain ed greater loss than any other farmer on tho river. Resides loosing some; stocK, a largo rmouiuoi umoiug hum somo produce ; his huge hay-barn on the bank of tho rivetrvran p.utly nn-1 derinined. It will cot considerable j labor to secure it. i Tiik greatest ditaiico that sound hns lieen communicated and lieard j by means of the telcphouo is 2,000 miles. This was over the telcgrnphi wire, between Hethlehom 1'ennsyiva ilia, and North Hend. Nohnnkii, and tho tone of the volco wero distinctly hoard when speaking icarcely abovo a whisper. BOB1T. 0 At Marshflold, Dec Oth. 1870, to th wife of Isaiah II. Atkinson, a sou. 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Reichert,Proprietor Keeps constantly on hand, and offcre for p.nlo n 8Uicrior urticlc of LAGER BEER, ALE AND PORTER, WHOLESALE ami RETAIL. MY tun IS am PLIED witiitiiic choicest brands of ft WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS iJRANCHSALf ) J. ESTEY & Ho. 160 Fon TIeac. BRAnLEBORO, VI Oar now Organ, expressly designed for Sunday ScboeJS. Chapels, etc., is proving: a 03Et-nl? SUOOEISE'.. Bo suro to send for fall descriptive Catalogue btfote purchasing' any other. THE LARGEST WORKS (Of THE KIHD) OH THE GLOBE, ClKStrated Catalosue sent free. victorious! HIGHEST & BEST AWARD Zt Srs Jt4ai of Econo y, Durability and Sapl ty combined with perfect ork, Are DUtingw!us " oftlH celebrated M Fail and Wareionse Fail, haox rr A. P. DIOKEY, Racine, Wis. Now tavlce tnaay Uu irapro eBtdMT " eraalciCTev!cned:'tteutBS aU kindi &. Peat. Beam, Cattcc Ueau, Cone and Small Sed. Tbey trade Wheat perfectly by oe handling. Sep ante Oa from WheM. utfley and Rt- They have c perfect arrantencnu Tor deaDUC Timothy, Oorer, Flax Seed. Orchard Gran, and a3 other SnaB feedt. They Chaff perfectJr. aad combine ercrr quaaAcatwn the ahorteat lime. quaaManos reqmiea t w " e " WanhMue, ai well a Farm MiBi, are largely cob etrucled, both kinte renomne nine tuj le acct -medate the demand, and sinns a capacity cf foa s to too buhelt perhocr. accerdtag to el B. They are ehijipcd, baieil faroceaa rraatporouo, and "aet up" or "knocked down" for fonrardttg tnlaed. a requceled: and b all cae put free o board Can or Steamer. Orden filled tame day aa ""Milla ahtpped "kneeled down" g for half the b-aht charscd ta whtn forwarded "et pp. Olto. rrapha and Circulars lupplied on appBcaoon. rnca will be quoted few and en liberal teraa. Correal poodeece solicited. THE LI(mT-RUiNriOTG Ml W HO Ml Ta WEST, LATEST IMPROVEB, auj moat THOROUGHLY ronttnicttd 3EWINQ MAOHINEeTcrlnvcnteU. M thfl wearing lurts aro maUo of tho BEST STEEL, CAREFULLY TEMPERED anl aro ADJUSTABLE. Jt ha tho A VTOVA TIC TKKHOKf It ha tho LAJtOSaX JtOUBlXf It has Um EaslMtThroaded Shuttl, Tho BOBBINS ro 'WOTJWD vtHbottt SUNNINO or OMTHBAJJIMQ MAC B.UaIJa. it ims a SBt.ism-rrNe xhbixi m hai a THAI, tor nculatint; Mw b Mtolu WITIIOUX TJMfTlNU) II MM a ItAIHMJ BfACK under the ana; H U MtMMiCeW. and Las mere volnU ot XXObXWOK teu anj has mere pqlnU ef XXC all ottir Kiacbhw co H-AaenU vvantod la levaalttlea wheva vfo aro not rapjrasiantaa. Johnson, Clark I Co. 30 UNIN SQUARE, N.Y p x rr A jtl dB1flBK3BHlBBBBBS&BBBBflBBBBP 1 1E71 1 1 jjgA I .B1I. I I I y 3 2 J CITY COMPANY, Ho. 180-Bju Ylmr. W to As j. EEeMtjM the: Taylor & Farley CABINET ORGAN. afuofsctsred Wercweter, ili HfJMTBfIKT3 ofaayTalue maf be'fcwml b theae Inatrumesta, aid they contam aaaay CSSZNTIAL IMFROVKMXNTS XK imn In aha Orgaca. Almtnuto produooworkwhloh feall b BurabU, vr will not saerlflca tttat whleh I net bmi, and t I vital to a prfe Omni In erdw to male a mora rao cswrlor. Waarea31eaU.ll7prrst: " StTlbk aad Appropriate Cases aa can tw fotmd u lh market, witha nkh whieh at Mtf Mbyaay. AS RliARBS TOHI, Ttta ratuowntc Awart wiUL Xsiel Diftosa'ir BMr was cuurnto r tm CUrtZhWAl. EXBIKTrW CeMMHrt"! " far tmratt b WatlaaMHa, trtasm. WtffT win nun it ttir mifinrftr i rt-TT h ti t a xUlhtiimlifllMftrBtriii'llMii." Dansctait to make tpptiratSna and XXtVXZXB THESE IN8TXUJCSQ Before Furchaiug. Ccaalogues tree, oo application to tha Taylor & Farley Organ Co. WORCESTER. MAM. THE WILG0X&WH1TE ORGAN CO. Meriden, Conn, XK&JL ' VHK'3i a HnBaifeil''ii 1" 't3rT 'W(VfraH iRTku ? i ' (FVi nB 48sL'jjlfV ful i! fiB&r5SiPii PP""BHBHPJFffi"""By 3BMBTimlRBlmBB "GhHdfoB's Blow Prills"! i AHJlwlflVl lfMWItM!Hwr-li; IrvmM iiit! EXCllSlYtty mskI ly tills Goififiy. The most popular Organs of the day! 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