Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

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~ N i. ~ e. A grand old Halll !, ~.
That screen Of heavy oaken timber carved ,.b !,
With skilful grace was made, Z said from spois
OF that far famed Armada, a., N mt tnsaays s., :
hspcSIt nj sIUS % carved comiSe mouatins hirS" "",
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nd' nd spe UsusIu ho ooS upon i Cross iaselSsS
With air tevout, and think they sse descend I,
A halo the Royal Martyr .;hghsl shit
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sa Whilelthe lovers were 81 '1e bright
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|ioftlt an end iosuspense, good kenasus far.
ris, with his old rivais Father Sem idt, were
with the Commiltle IN the magnificent Han
of the Middle Temple Strong arguments
were urged on both. sides; but sub thei case
remained undeeided--as many names slandi
ing for Harris as lor,she sGefman.3suis ] q
=" Listen, good ia'her Schmidt. said Hafr.
ris, al last, stepping up soahe o,dman.aeTl
have.a lair challenge 10 ofier,edl am wiling
" ~ run great risks IN ms matter, ana under
90 grea. sexpense--aho 30, tte YOU lphave
no doubt, for il ,ss e manefnoi ari'san pride
10 both Of US, and not C.ne ol pounds shit
.linps and pence.'' 'ao Iau iEdl I'D aH
d @Vell, veil ;" intercepted the old Germai;
pruffly, .va, ish de shallenge i'Snanm99 "
~ sit is ihis,''i, aid Harris. tour organs are
now; itwoufd seem as complete as the fines,
can be-" Isam
70 "Yah, YAH ~ muaered the old man, "ei-
,,hcr ish better ash goot--mein beshl / ever
made.'T ola b.i OTIS .nFol ls's igo
8 $50 is mine, :, laughed the good naturod
Harris. "bu. will engage, If YOU will, 10
add 10 my organ, three Of those newly in
vented reed stops your countrymen have
given us, and which skillful workman Of
mine, Arthur Byfeld, knows well how to
construct. have three nov making in his
workroom---the Vox Humana,. Cremorne,
and Double Courtel.'9 81 aasgslnas llg
"Va, you call Rrimmer and duble Kurt!'
growled The vexed German, for the enter
prising spirit Of his younger rival annoyed
him; he thought both organs good enough
as they were, and no use OF further work
on them. bsayia si-bl0 aH l55a70 xla .
Cremona and double Courtaud, good mas
Ter Schmidt" said DfaLudway, a musician
friend oil both parties, ''ihesfirs meansia vi
olin stop, from Cremona violin and the
second signifies stop, In imi,aiion Of The
bass flute; and marvellous sweet sounding
they are, have been iold. AMI not right
in@my explanation. friend Renatus ?'nbe
added, as he saw Harris smiling shaking his
head.a 80 y'i9 rgog ds8a15' sHssrg ai
''Not quite, Dr." replied the organ.buid.
er. "Cremorne means soft horn und the
double Couuad; or Courtel, is to initiate the
cassoon. Good Father Schmidt knows them
well, am certain; and IL he will engage
10 do IL i will prepare these same sweet
stops for my organ, and have them compile.
ted in wha,ever time he sets, ready to sand
another trial." t'isgii3 ai ~ l.fi
"a bargainl albargainW exclaimed the
adherenis on both sides. saieoiaJa ea
Father Schmid. demurred, and grumbled