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Childr% Coughs
and ColdsCan RS Dellevird fly
Dr. W.od's
Norway
Pine
forruP
mother knows how bard it
' ill to the ebl#dm tress week*
and& will eta oat of doers set
:t, daall,, or have ea too week
toe, herd Imbed sold sootof ides why get
rta[r :het wet; kiek off tke lei teethes
` erre aigkt, sad ie a kaadrni thiq* tko
mother e**'t premise
Youagsteas take "Dr. Wood's"
withoutfoss, sad ite proseptsets
owl e�eree.e is Ieoaaisg the
pp sWolin tis lens sad
brise lintad tense is seek that the taunts
ie 'keit,• • • -a!d`= • Moi see. l
n a bldevolve. tea,Yourea* or
•
'Inaartt.rt it; pet up sale by The T.
. Milbure Vo., I.iiaited, Tomato, Vat.
W. II. JAG,tt90N-.•-Instruction oldest and most prominent business ed at Th�edfard. Mount Forest and fir. Joseph Wheatley, one of Clin.
F_irevoice Seaiorth. 1 tons bast known citisetis, died sud-
"'gum "moan. f Seaforth•
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M;ingloM Beets$ 1 • termer Hrwsaela Reiter Parris
Winslow, Curling Club held a sue-[ Rev, Francis Ryan, a former irettor
'erstel bonspiel, the 'rat in fifteen of St. John's church, Brussels, died
years, last week, with an entry of in Owen Sound on Eridtty, Feb. fib,
twenty-nine rinks, nineteen of which where he had been living for some
were visitors. time. Among his former parishes
r4 ell-lilaaewta W hrghara Cattle • Ater Were Durham. Medaik, Tillawuburgr
Dien Soddenly Brussels and *evsral othWW.
Mr. John Louttit, .a well:known S.sf rtk Salvation Army OAieer
cattle buyer, flied suddenly in Wing-
Dies
ham on Tuesday of last week. He Lieut. F. Fvenden of the Seeforth
suffered a paralytic stroke while Salvation Army Corps, who under -
chatting with friends in 'he office of went an operation in Remittals on
Currie'a livery in the afternoon and Jan. 13th, passel away on Saturday,
passed away at his home in the evert. Feb. 6th.. The Lieutenant came to
ing. Seaforth early last October to assist ""�.. - - -r-•• -•
Father ed Mr" Ilseidle�viek, of Lieutenant Tidtnan shortly after •the dauthteres s, 7iiou""iVfver, and Campbell
Sesfortb, Passes • death of the late tt.:Ibt'vi)t,•. Tjeq. hBleckt, Jr� whoholive aawithMher moth -
Dir. Brodnick,. of Mitchell. father Lieutenant came to this country ae u er. Mr. John R. Cash. of Brocket,
of Mfr. Broderick, of. Seaforth,pas- I�iian► lfo lieed with until Se 11st parents in 92;3, when he btootb� Dakota, is hir,.pt;ly, surviving
sed away early Thursday morning,
'TAR
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ewe, whereby the bus part rule be
piayod iadoponiasaly s1 the beams
ablo,4wther, and a start wsadsifol as.
sartmsnt of testes +rotors roan began
to be board ea pipes were intyrawd
is reality and vertsty. But all thea
was a growth, and required time.
Todsy we have, in the moot modern
lastruments, as nearly a perfect or-
taa as the most critieal can desire.
Usually four keyboards are found
where the instrument is of a largos
situ►—all of which can be played up-
on at the some tone by "deoapling"
arrangsraents, Formerly this "Cou-
pling made the touch very stiff and
heavy. but today, thank* to the
poeutnatic and electric action„ the
pressure of the fingers on •any bey is
no heavier than that to b* found on
a piano. The idea that the organ. is
"hard to pity"—from a physical
stand point—is erroneous.
The pedal board is si set of large
keys, eovertng two octavos, under
control of the player',, feet. These
keys are broad, and laid upon strong
springs. The action of the ankle 1*
used in playing, -.•»which is something
similar to what is called "wrist -net-
" College, e „ _ ton" ,in.-pulno '$ yIiwe A..poe ...erg-
_...." �•'"" 'Feb. 11th after an extended illness, entered the Saivattan Arm Celle
. Duni of Blg Joe WlieiitTeY "...` -_ __.. _
ha ai anirt user his knee to farce down the
in his Seth year. He watt ono of the Toronto. He, d ace been station
Piano` Violin Guitar Theory. etc.men o t denly aft the station where he had
keys --this results In stiff pedal play -
Ing", 1To acgt independence be-
tween hands and'Celt---•this is a real
problem at first, 'and the first at-
tempts are discouraging to n degree.
An organist certainly has to "use hie
head" -there are so many things to
get mixoid up in. The pedals Can -
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McEwen's Specials
Fresh stock of Sheriff's Jelly Powders to hand, 3 for 3$C
A good t teaspoon, King George design, given 'away with each
25c worth. - a
4
•1
1
24 bars Soap, McEwen's special
6 cakes Paint Tree Toilet Soap for
3 lbs. loose Cocoa for
6 lbs. of Sulpher or Salts suitable for stock purposes for .35
Just to hand a few hundred pounds of a real good Black" Tea.
We will give 1 ib.• of this Tea, t loaf Bread, X lb. Biictrltt
and t -Isar Soap -for the same price as a pound of any pa age
Tea.
$1.00
.25
.25
Special price on targe flannelette Blankets i
Special price on Fancy Blankets
We are cutting the price on Men's All Wool Unde "ear anti.
Men's Fleece -lined Underwear.
Good Linen Roller Towelling - 2! per yd.
Good large Hath Tnuels 9Oper
Sore nice Table and Floor Oilcloths, different widths t right
prices.
--Now ..is.-the---tune-to,-buy_asetaf-dishes1-0%..off:----•-_.__ --
Fr. delivery to ante part of the Towns ld 'r,
.r..
Stti�lo and residence. NorthaStet. ifs. Bilkey, • Clinton, Iioittifred Death of Mrs rra..,.u..a.. ru..,,...•
.gone - attend ' his duties asMrs. Margaret Colquhun, ntother weighmaater, on Saturday
-fir, C. 11. llLTQN--•ho r s ":Orth St, . 'At a social evening an Monday of J. J. MeEwen oor
' Waited c .sner p a.er , of Mrs. F Kennedy, Mrs. M T Cle had exc'it'ed his office
Chun 1 t " t 1 ; last week Jtlrs. H. B. Catfdbe en be- ° n Y. r . or. Feb.
Fobfib,
atnd Teacher.
elks/dente at Mfrs. Colborne's, ; t. 1'at• Auxiliary and of the Ladies' cued Clifiton, who had 'been a reiltdent of lapsed and expired almost immedia-
enec. Street.
half of the members, of the Women's lass and Mrs. ll. Fitzscnlmans, of and was starting a fire when he col-
- LEGAL CARDS •
H LARi10�Y.
of St. Paul's church Clinton, pre Clinton for a number of lean, living tely. Mr. Wheatley, who had spent
rented 31ra. C. Llewellyn Billtey, wife with her daughter, Mrs. Kennedy. "nearly his whole life in Clinton, was
naased away Wednesday Y evening of
native 0
f Enrland, being brought the rector af the church who Is
leaving. Clinton. with a handsome last week m her eighty-fourth year. to thuscountry by his, father at the
Barrister, Solicitor. Notary Public. lc,; silver tea service as are expression of Mrs. Colquhoun had been in 'siting age of two years. For about twen-
star, SQ ch r. S health for • some years and the end t s v
Sueetasor .to '.t; r.« Kitioran their esteem and regard, and she is Y- a en years he was chief of police
in/mein Orilce,.'rhe Sgnat. tbcdMieh to be further honored In the near 'vas not unexpected, Her husband in G7inton, retiring' in 1919: In' his
future by. membership
in
ripen her died about twenty-nine years are and capacity Big Joe, as he Vier af-
DUD1.t Y E. 1IOL1tES a life inernbershi to she i' survived bya family of sons fection called was known to
Barrister, Salloitgr,: Notary p ' the W. She end daughters. a#a13'
• • .Public. C�q�vey sneer,, Ete: 'has beers president of the Y't , A. for t everyptce, and since his retirement
ti t1fIL''TOil STREET two ears. K tit;,
PHONE 2T A y •
Win ham Has Broadcasting Station his familiar fture, was missed by
Brussels Presbyterian Church • Ex- Wingham boasts an amateur radio
those :who were accustomed to see-
BPECIAl.Ti3T Ing him as they came and went about
tends Call' to Rev,. F. f.:, Fowler . I•:rnacicnsting .Station. ,. fir. `"Goc"
Del. P. J. 11. kORSTF.ii. Cruiekex town.. Everybody knew and" : liked
Melville P'rssbyterian ehurclt,� hanks is the matt; behind thn?==Joe" Wheatley. Bance his .retire -
Brussels, held its annual meeting on "'rn^"t»hent and deserves. great credit inept.Toe he had engaged in raising
4ete House Surgeon New '!ark tipte Monday of last week and it was de- for the success of his amateur broad- chickens for a time and he ,had held
titottnte and. Aural liciepltal, assisW.nt at, 'sided' to extend a call to Itev,; 1•. G. caster. He broadcasts on 135 tnaters� the •position of weighmaas>ie:. of the
Mooreileid"a Eye Hospital. and '".olden bowler. of Waterford, Pa• Melville and has applied to the r',overnment town scales tat the station. Z.
Smart. 'Throat hospital, London, Fn;. church has been• iivithout a settled for a license. • Wheatley is, survived by' his wife,
53 Waterloo St, S Stratford. Tele- muster, since June 10th. Was Native of Clinton who was formerly Miss Drusilla
phone i! e7'
!►t lintel 11edford, llodrrlrh, on • Hee Mfrs: L. E. Decew, wleese death o^- 'Hull, of Exeter, and a fancily of .one
everting of the third Monday ,of. eeirh curred in. Los Angeles., Cal.. Jan. 27. son and four daughters; Mrs. J. J.
month, from 1o'clock till the follovti•in r r, ' .was 'born in Clinton in 1870. being Ward, Mrs. McCartney, Mrs. String=
.lay. 'Triesday, at 1 p.m.
• • CHIROPRACTIC: -
;tiritomus rein.
me A. N. ATKINSON, •
Registered Chiroprletor, Goderich
aureole, Organ
4NcuaridEl NervousDisease*
' Moe hours --2 to :r and 7. to 9 p. m,
and toy appitlntmeUt. eeceptlrg tiondry
U)Mee Hours on' these ddaaysand *reclines; 12ia.'ni.
%only'. _ , •
terrier Rest • sod Vietorta, fila.
:OPTOIL+'rRY
TRIS'''. OPTICIAN,'
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Street, ct. L'7ad1er i
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h
Graduate of the Canadian Ciph-,'
ge•'6t'•fioronto •••-,
ped by the Honor latest metl
Eyes eeramisods
sad the proper
titling et giassae at mod-
erate prices
Onfaria lioaxd of Exam -
Isere r.ertiflcat •
e Pio. BTS. e
'A L. COLE,
OPTOMETRIST,
�notte Grail.
• AIJ€T1ON t;ERING
THOMAS GUKDRY.
Live Sleek and General Auctioneer,
IlaceiHoa Street, Godrrleli
'Sante made evert where and all efforts
made to give you eatlefnctioa.
Partneri? sale notes discounted.
ROBERT RROitERTSON.
Quell/ed Auelloaeer,
Eldoa i* er1 Goderich.'
will eonduct aag .. ,a trui.4Ce ty it
Bean, •Beneite
llama.• For info w:t fl.•.i
n Sis refi~t.
,
himwilt receive prompt sttetttteu.
NOTARY( PUBLIC, ETC..
'M. BAILII.: __-.�.....
NOTARY PV13t1C
GeneralCon.veyaniinlr. done
• Good Companies. lteer,'eanta•l
.Phone No. 298. , uoderidi, Uhl. .
G.• RGG E. GREEN iLADE.
COh'1"ExA.NCING A.ND NOTARY.
Bayfield, ant.
INSURANCE ,
eleILLOP 'ACTUAL TUAL FIR t 1t.
ANCE COMPANY.
IsAB•M A'\ID ISOLATED TOWN Petite.
ERTY. INSURED. .
Value of property insured up to Jan-
uary, 1910, e3,018.015.00.
OFFUleete--Jame, Connolly, t'resi-
• dent, &uderic+tn» ees.'•Evans, 'tic Presie
dent, Beechwoode T. E. Ilaon Ste..
Treas., Staforth
DIRECTORS—De P. 31eGrcee'oi Sea -
forth; J. U. 'Grieve, '1Vinthrop; Win.
Wrin. Conetenee; Georg?= Me'r«irtney..
'ruekcratnith ; John Perris. ilart'ek;
• John Banns% he, Rraadhaeurit Murray
Gibson, llrucenrld.
AGENTS J. W. Yeo, Gt,derich. Seedy
. Leitch, Clinton; Wm. Chesil y
., spa- BED
�'"a
forth; It. HintMel, Scafortii. Policy IIoId,r-. can pay their as:t»).3-
j'�
menf~K at Ii, ti. d:utt'a fil+hrt•• ',odicr,clL.
.SEOPS
A.J.r Clothing Ston, Clinton;Clintnn
4t. J. Ii. reed's. ilayled. ._•
PHONE 46
not easily be, seen•and watched, while -_,, _..._-_
O M
s an other
things 1
Yclaim the
am
at- very n k
ti thee * '
tention, so the feet have to'be guided t P a e neral ee"La tio" t
of theatrical music. yet the Iarga
largely by the "feel".....4. the keys. was driginally taken from one of i
and partly by initinet-••something Handel's early operas.
similar to - the instinct one has in The 'evening anthem. "But', the
traversing a dark path at night.' Lord is Mindful,'' is n sdaptation oaf
To aid the player in manipulating the solo of the sameaname in hien-,
the stops, there are in many organs, delssohn's oratorio of "St. Paul." It'
"Push -buttons' between the rows of is a mew tie of eamfort,;nddreseed to
(keys, wherean • available. thumb can the 01' -ns at Damascus, on the,
often be 'tailed into requisition. eve. .alfa iafterward Paul) jour -j•
Those. buttons push in or out certain ole ,ere to seize those of the ChrlaJ4
combinations of stops which other- - .,i faith. •'''''4'''. t
wise would have to be done by .bareTHE PREVIOUS SUNDAY'S i
during the playing, thereby creat'ag MUSIC
oftentimes breaks in the continuity, The anthem. In the morning, "Just
On ergot's where the most key as `I am"—is a setting by Ernest
boards -are found, changes of stoso Bowies. _ Mr, Bowles is a well-known
daring the performance are not so Toronto organist. Re nun "set" or
much required--the.organist can arranged a number of: very 'expres-
have his instrument, alt -set' before sive choir --'anthems. The evening
he begins,--aldifferent ,keyboard—ion, anthem is a'. short, rather hymn -like
as it is called for each keyboard-•
the /laughter of the late Mr, and ]lira. ham and. Wallace Wheatley, Wood- and then. as Diiss Alguire, who sang at night,
: .. Finch. Mfrs. Wm: Steen, Mrs. stuck, and Miss Nettie Wheratley, at ply ge from one set or keys yto the
Robert Glee A,+d 'Mr. Jaitcas Finch, of home. 'The, funerals which was un- other. ,��. „ et chose as her solo, '"My Tusk," by
Minton. end Mrs. Peter Daly, of Sea_ der Masonic rites, took place from • . The swell pedal is an arrange; Mrs. Ashford.. Mrs: Ashford is a
forth are brothel and sisters the family residence, Victoria' street, mint*hereby the player can cause prolific writer of church anthems and
he wants varlet• • aim melody by Novelle.
Death of •rules Hanna,'L7tilton' on Tuesday afternoon, Feb; 11th, and the sound to apparently come from organ music. bliss Algutro fat from
na sister of M. J. Moorhouse, pastor of Ontario ,the . shutters of then, ""swell -box." The "Andante Religiose" is "'frons
S. br Cop , Clinton.o lead been street church, of vyhich Mr. Wheat This latter is a compartment. inside Mlendelasohn s fourth organ sonata.
.111'invalid for the past •twelve :years, .ley was, a member, conducted the re- the organ, the :size 'of a small room . The arrangement of • "Beulah
1Ued at the home Of .her staters : in ligit►us services at house anis gi µi a in whish aro plaeed the pipes bet Land" first was heard in Lindsay,
rl' t n an tet day a• last 'week
The rima*»+' were taken to the faniilY
I shutters close this box, which can be --
Miss
t
ran
Miss Rebecca Ii4ei ,
o' er wh
was• ' largely attended. The i:ev. C: a distance; by closing with his feet--
in o a side. ing to the "swell. organ.," Air tight , •
ENT
eoree. Kra'ftt-
Cb.ee. • .as the
!osis .1 ish ef eke •.
• mn.al. 1t enemies
the • ,rital foal
values the'. bialy;
demands, and has
double the weer-
lehment of the
same weight of
meat.
Write Kraft' Mrtci sren
Cheat' Co:. 4•rrnikii, Mont-
real. for booklet - of'* pe-
• tieing cheese ,diibe,.
ors•
r+vait C nedas
nds"
FIRE INSVR-ANCiL
Haveeiit attended to ay the
SOT WAWAINIIH 1 UTU*L FME IIS! 9AIICE CO
bis d 878•.
Esta 1 hed,X,
Head Mice : Dsngannon, Ont.
Harry L. Salkeld, R. R. No. 2, God-
erich, pres.; Wm. j. Thompson, Aub-
urn, vice Pres.; directors—Wm. Mc-
Quillan, St.IieIens; W. P. Reed, R. R,
No. 2, Lucknow; ki L. Salkeld, 'phone
600r11, Goderich; Alex. Nicholson,
Lucknow; Wm. Watson; :las. Girvin.
3t, R. No. 6, Goderich; Wm. T. Thomp-
son , Auburn; Tim' Griffin, R. R. No.
Lucknow; Chas. Hewitt, !linear-.
dine, Ont.
THOS. STOTIIERS, T. G. ALLEN,
'Teas. Secretary.
BFODIISV �tOS
QO0I H -
ad bibelots
Ordeal toirafully Bette odted to
M all hoetre -•-*false' or days.
The heat of red peppers take.; the
"ouch" from a sore, lame back. It,ean
not hurt you, and it tcrtaiatte. ends the
torture at once.
When you are suffering so yotrc j
hardly get around, just try Red Pepper
Rub, and sou will have the quickest re-
lief known. Nothing has such concen-
trated, penetrating heat as rod peppers.
Just as soon as you apply Red Pep-
per Rub you wilt feel the tingling heat.
In three minutes, it warms 'lite sore spot
through and through. fain and sore-.
near are gone.
Ask any druggist for a lar of Rowley
Red Pepper Rub. Be sure to get the
genu with the Rooks oa each
„hemee t..Mlenert n for interment, the Firdye r openedby
ontrol
figcza id's' bathe'" ° iUeS, �C' CIU fthor mechanism under ,sound
1 F1 of the organist, allowing the sound
Comnany of Wingham ''men to :Take to: burst forth. and resulting in an. in -
Over Aero Cushion, Tire Co. �•1►
by i'(. C,, MIL:TON' crease o!' tone, in a "swelling" or.
A. few :o of the leadlne• men of wing- e nr>s#n,rc. Nbrth St. Uv►etad Cliureft,. crescendo: effect. Another� addition
bem htive.eeket blocks °f eteek r;i'a` w=.- •- • is the "crescendo"pedal, whereby the
new 'company til take over the plant THE ORGAN-eCONTINUED ., organist can automatically add /very
:and assets of the Aero Cushion Tir., • stop of the organ by means of his
Company.. This- means: the new By. H. C. Hamiltpn, Organlat North foot,' - '-
Company will be controlled by Wing- St., Church. Concert" Player and Thew"".tremulabt' . is a . device to
ham men .of integrity and sound .bus-- Teacher, make .a. 'wavering .or shaking tone.
;Mess ability'. Mr. Marshall win he The organ is en instrument of This, in its plate, can be very effect-
superintendent of the :plant with. Mr. great antiquity—in some of the• by. ?Ve, but in . loud playing it is annoy -
Hirst as general -manager of the eon gone days there'were those who con- ing to the listener, In picture
cern. Under such capable exed'u- sidered it an instrnment'of great int- houses we hear this device "worked
Wee a prosperous and expanding malty—when placed in a church. to. death." A little of it goes a long' -
busineas is predicted. A couple of1Y here such people got the idea will Way, and its -continued use is to he
-those interested inthe neiiely-organ- he hard to say.. Mention is made in depreciated.
ized company will be ?,1r. • A. E. the: psalms of . "stringed•• instruments The "Vox Rumina" is a remark*
Lloyd', who is already one. of Wing. and orgsiib" also the.''higli�aounding" able stop. All organs- do' net possess-
Item's esteemed ntiaaufactnrera, and .G y m, b a Is." Even the prejudice it. It bears a resemblance --more or
�M1r... • .. F.• i?mtth, menages_ of the. agaietee ,ist 'untents. orgies or oth- tess•-to the human voice, and in eom.,
..,Vaal G i=: ticj': ; ctf+) thi',�eennic. 4'$ fir;; trameeta -. persists even today bination with the tremulatt*;� can be
•Coininerte.. In some •`Malities, and with certain very- effective. One of: ''the motet.
Celebrate„ Diamond Jubilee individuals. • Whether they are any wonderful .stops of .this .kind I ever
A unique event took place in Us- "holier" foretlteir attitude only their hes d—so tike' it voice that it• wae.
borne on Saturday, Feb. Oth, when Maker and themselves know. Certain -startling was during n recital on
Mr. • and Mfrs. Win. Kydd celebrated ly nobody else has been able to dis- the fainoue -organ in the Mormon
the diamond jubilee .of their wedding, cover it. A church in which1 played sTabernacle in Salt Lake City. That:
At noon members of their family, to- notso very long ago forbade the use' was ,in the year 1909.
other ` with a -number of neighbors of a braes instrument or violin play- NOTES ON LAST SUNDAY'S
and friends, surprised then'• in their ed in conjunction with their organ. ' MUSIC
home, having prepared a very boun- I remarked to some there that prob- The morning anthem, "Italy :.Art
tiful repast. A ,very pleasant after- ably if'Gabriel were to appear, and. Thou," is an.adaptation of "llandel's
8004? was spent, in the course of had his trumpet With him, that they "Largo,". previously - . ete'erred , to
evhich the honored. couple were made Would in all likelihood ask him not The music is partienlarly stately,
• the recipients of 'suitable presents. to blow it in their sacred edifice,: but
Mr. Kyikte who is. in his'S4th year, ,no objection could reasonably 'be THE
was born at Arbroth,who.
1 rfarshire, spade if it was done outside. flow -
Scotland, and came to Canada in a,'ever, this is a digression., 1
sailing vessel 16 years ago; with his That the idea of an organ dates
parents, .taking top land in Usbornv, back •from very . remote times, weDERICH
where Ur. Kydd has since resided: have abundant proof,, though of
Rebuild Zurich Evangelical . Church course, the beginnings of the idea;!
At a congregation meeting; or ti et and theinstrument as we have it to -
Zurich .Evangelical church on i_' day have little in common, save the.
day evening of last week, it was un- idea itself. Little instruments were
animeusly' decided to acc•ept a clan first nigde, Which were nothing more +"
presented by the pastor, Rev. W. 1',.i than, a box. in wliieh c number i f
Dengis, and the .trusteed of the j small pipes stood upright. Wind 1 CANNOT Ger totiw 1itM Al At ti
church, which includes an additional; was produeed by a bellows in one 8111°.IM SURE. NG Nt=EODA Post.
fifteen feet to the south end of the of the box. One person manipulated
church and at the southrea t carne=: , the bellows, while the "organist"
a suitable tower'eto mount the lied., pressed down some pallets of wore!,
The 1er part will . be used for the by which air was admil,te l to the
Main entrance The estimated cog pipes. and the instrument was "play-
FIRE
a ,.
R. NI/leder
loners" Director and
Embalmer
Goderich, Ontario
calla promptly attended tt
day or night.
1'heaexa Store 333; l'od'es $S$w
r kyr- HIM A 04SE OF HEAT R*JS
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T TAKE, I►v,/ee►`( BIS' CN t
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ed. Thee p ortabic ar ala. eR. t
_es. 'uusi,,.the. ,.neighborhood.sif..;S•ii1l10,.,0..., ...__. were ...._ p .... _.. ..&' ,.� .. --
which over $3,000 has already been they were called, were anion enough el' " . • ' .* -
to be carried about and pieced on u' 'ti ,< --. •'�
subscribed., table. when about to a op:'iaked o».t �;'4, wr( i1 -•
P
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u , a .
Death of Mr. Henry ''ash The ""circus organ" or nettle a that t • 'l'-- `
Seaforth lost an honored resident p` 1 r •r '• • +r" •.T_
we hear when shows come to town, ���t.; ►•.•..,-
and McKillop township a plvneer, int is •n sort of ,organm-we with' alt it so ��l'e4,,iee!';r
the death of Mr. Henry Co
"h, rritich I out of courtesy. To use nn Irisheem, I •'.-, "F"-`.-4V-�>.
occurred at his home on .h'reee rtreet1 ""It is the same, only diff,reet." a I e "-""''�
on Saturday, February lith. 3Ir, forty-second cousin, or vo+n=:tbh'g of , , jrr ,,,.s
Cash had been in poor health for that kind. It bears, howe•vo', a -nit = ' rt
over a year, but was able to be about• of resemblance to- the old ,packable •-
l
the greater part of that time. A organs of long ago. Whether wind
week ago, however, he suffered a fall or steam is the "motive" pewee. re- There's no static in our :,ard:i,
which fractured his hip, and the setts of a kind are forthcoming. tin interference with „e.r burenege
shock proved too much for one of Later an, the organs inereascd in r.f keepen^ you warm.
his age and enfeebled condition. size, and were. called "positive" or -I ',V' have not signed etc for any,
The late Henry Maxwell Cash was ai gang. They were not so mobile as strew, S, (i. S. •
son of the late Williern and Mar- their forerunners, but still retained.Orr daily ;wurianh r .' ,.ate-:sli
geret Russel Cash,. and w,a3 born the main features of the former.
near Roxboro, on Lot at3,'t`ancesaiotii As time went on, and inventions and comfort are trroadi•l+lt a4• usual.;
;t. It eKi'lop. ,7 yearn ago. C)ii this were made le many other' directions.' Ye,a r•ic1 said it just :id ra^y 1"
farm he spent 72 years of his life, a the attention of ingenious men was Tceen your�buildtings ,va•,s with n
record of years that but few cartin.a .uitply of lexahchhtas cool =c• WWI?",
drawn to the perfecting of this
show. 'lie was a mai of integrity, ° terratin eseeecal tneehamern. which dJttc (=)>wG' from our y 'Mk (1.4 c: el.s
one who was looked tip t' and re -d seemedgfraught with +aweh posrihiii- ". Anthracite.
vetted, and one whine unfailing ties. improvements •re made in 'l'iaone in ;,aur ores 6':'
kindness r'Mde him the,: friend rf "the pips, the key r -'it n, tht" bcl-
many, Tn religion he was ., Metho. lows, ete., Aird the ineeumtnt became ' 'GAL''" 'SHE
dist, practically his whole life Navin; finally a ""positive" n-,7an 'in reality t
been ,identified with the .Seaferth . -a» Instrument that was truly za '• a �'
Methodist church, on the Board of „ ,.
lixtarec ;-�""lia�#tt in is to •nrrmaua-
"which management ne'reeved for int thing wherever it %'•a% to be used.' QQ1 or Cowl f°!oppen Celllel
»zany years. Mfr. Cash is ,turviteti Another keyboard •xa i added. J r Y. u It
by his widow, who before her mar- *hereby contrasting effects could be siege was Miss Mary A.''e'arnpbell, „btained aimuttaneonsly,,=a" pedal �rOMrl�Nr
of :Kchillop, and a family of tt►v board for the feet carne into exi>,t- yl>otna 9!1 Goeceth
x.F
.411110.
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South Sine tofu
,1
where I was playing at the time.
was
sineng t07 first at r
m q at
war .
ranging."Thhe herd Dance is by F,dlaretl
German. It is one of se .set of short
pieces written in the style of Henry
VUL The shepherds' pipe, played
on the oboe atop of the organ, le
quite 'distinctive and "pastoral" its,!,
characters ! ,
The°""floss Maiden" chorus
to Qql
of Cowen's most brilliant acid tutee. -
Sul efforts. Cowen has written many
splendid Stange—sacred and secular:
The cantata of the "Rose liiaideet," ".._...._
has, I believe, been heard In Gode
rich.
(To be .continued)
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