Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
HIS OPINIoS OF THE FAMOUS ORGAN Al
TkEIBURG.


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10 ihnhc tiiis POM " r'S' '"i '.o "'Su''
- Hl',e oCioie c'S'l "N'oIN W. ui',v':I .,: ,n'
church-uo'''ic' large anu idti o' t"l'ign';
oe'eFal score came H. an" S'.ci''! Mn''e"
rs we dlu' ohe more anu "''"''irt sun o''.
tefed ana seemed iiNe Siiauo"S hi!l,uS laS'
.he n"Sc o"'u'ihS. - W: ", G"'' '",'' ".'
llghtly forward cllnSihg 'oSo'','' uu''' nNI
Il noch oi uo'cs 'na' s"inS 'uohN ""' i""''''
neiore aiiSh'ih2' they moved l" t"c Iioh"
only 10 swing hacK TO inc lcit' Where soon
gently ana preluiy y thGy all set''cd upon III, Inc
luxurious oaNeh noaIo c"ne" a Sea,' d, in'
nc S!e"' front "oorS "eit '',SV"' "c
inner IRON oPch-WoIkeu gaze shu' WIN
uui ci'lN, lhei' s'Gna, oe" 10, 'he o,S""
rnnS, hio was ceIioGu =! "l'''n'i JEW
piehti!uilF ru"S' Hi' "ert Hic"' "'i,l"S
ior ''c opening h"te' n"Pe" ~ n'ui
Sohe M!SertlG nlea'nG' ou'' Vi SUM sun
suPP'C"t'on 'n"' "nu'u E"i'! n'o ~ ~',0
iic "u'i Gay lhs'e'p'' ron any 'i"''i '''i',
from inc luil organ. EEcf!tnIhS !uS"e"
i"rti WIN scre"iilh? eAulta.'"h' - t"I'e
ne" mo lie roar 'i''le sI"'un VI ,,! NEW!
al INC paris. ilAe 81 many n'"N'' N"",i
Gown upon IT. s""!C"i'S " nun :,'1" IN, H'ne'
ana mounting WIN It, :" u'iunS t wv
M.lu' 80 t'ia' 'ne Po"l S"eI' - No.
wished II h"o never sl'Ie"t Us M,nsi =! ~
was 100 ia'e ior regrets; lne! ."!c 1t !"
pieces ana hotiih5 was "c"r,l VI II n',lc
! Everything hau gone wrong WIN nlc I"'""!'
was IN feac'i"n' 1es''rday liau gone
over inc MenSeih APPS st4ou iace 10 i"Gc
win JuhSirao' Mohcn' ana E,Sc' seen '''G
SI"ciers' ana he'ro '"e "N"''hCnee anu
come hoiiic 10 see Tue su" S"S'"M" ul''
that cIouuIess JuhSlrau III c"V"ls"c S''I
|" see Tue moon alise ana c"""sc us -,ro
10 SilNcI' uhu III t''e ar WIN an i'i'""''e
beauty IL was Gay iul' Oh ooo anu 9I'r!'
slept uheasily. ihls morning rose cN,
haus'eo' ana Hot"lnS u'l "aS l"i'S P''H''''
me- ana now the organ must Turn against
me 100, ana shriek ana roar aha storm
against me- Act a'ler me IL Scc'"Go !"
nave ieund master tnat fts'raihea IT,
Less a'u iess iafsh was u SNcc''i s'"PS
peSan 10 pieuniiii'ate the harmon! was
| rouh"eo ana luiii ana Il. i'hs'h p'"'n'iNc
ar was gwen ara repeattn-aSaih gwen
ana e'hoea oy lhis ana that sl"P' uh'i'
| could thinK oi hothlhS else nut Singing
| scnooi IN heaven Where an anger was Pfac-
Using the niue angels, ana each oi lhGn'
was initiating, hS wen as lie eo"'u' 'he
SPURIOUS s"cethess VI MS 'las'ei ,he''e'
Then the angels, old and Young all sang
together My heart sang too, ana was
purely happy' 90, theh, / ma" musician
repettlon Oh some Oh my Al lpihe experiences
1t was just SO That / had Climbed those
rugged passes and been saNagely treated hy
storm that roared about us, anu that loi-
lowed us down the other side, untll at
length the descent accomplished, an eAqul-
site valley, sunlit, iuil OF happy people
reJoiced my eyes-a thousand tnes more
lovely IRON Its contrast with the nerce tenn
pest among the mountaln-tops.
Then came asort OF eXlnlntion-piece, III
which the organ WAS made to show what
II could do. never like such things An
organ is the gravest and grandest instrn
nent IN the world IL Is hiusiciai cathe
dral. It's service Is reiiSlons. 10 SET IL 70
perform waitzes Is us absurd as II Wouid be
TO clear cathedral Tor the dancing ol
waltzes.
1T Is putting an organ 70 ,,ll mochery ''' y t' &c