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The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18

We have been asked several times
why We don't publish a list of the
awards made at the county fair /; it ha.
been our intention 70 do. 80 as soon as
We can get rid of the delinquent tax
LIST.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18

The fall Immigration is pouring in
10 the Valley at a lively rate, and the
white topped wagons are seen on our
streets every day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18

We neglected last week to notice
an accidsnt which happened at
Mr.. Fearn's, by which a Bohemian
boy lost his left arm. He was play
ing with another boy near the sorgh-
um mill. when Icy some accident his
hand was caught by the cog-wheels of
the mill, and the hand and lower part
efthe arm was bldly crushed. Am
putation was successfully performed by
Drs. Head & Sherer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18
In the matter of the Probate
ofths last will and testament :

raSka.
In the matter of the Probate
ofths last will and testament
of
Jennie c. Aver deceased.
To tie heirs and next of kin and to
whom it nay concern, take notice :
That William Gather has filed IN my
Office his portion making application
to have a written instrument purpor-
ting to be the last will and testament
of Jennie {. Aver deceased Admitted
to Probate.
That by order of the County Court
said cause l. set for hearing at my Off
&c in Red Cloud on the Sd day of Nov
vember 1877 at one o'clock p. IN. of
sal day at which time and place, all
parties interested may appear and
and show cause if any they have why
said Will should not be admitted to
Probate.
In testimony whereof have set my
hand and official seal at Red Cloud
Nebraska on this 18th day ofOctober
l>7H.
l. ". TULLEYS,
County Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18
A CARD.

| dc-ire to express My thanks to
Mrs. j. G. Warner, Mrs. Geo. Zeiss.
and other ladies of Red Cloud, for the
kindness shown my wife, while sick,
during my absence. NJ. II. Bentley.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18

Last Saturday this portion of the
"fnotstooI' received a soaking rain :;
a thing unusual for this time of the
year, in this country.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18

81 Object" Estate your objection"
'+your Hcnor We claim the right" etc.
etc. is the way they haze besn going
on at the school house this week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18

Patterns for ladies', gentlemen and
children, given away to u Customers
u. +. Lu,z, loft
Hats only JOcts. each worth 800
at Mrs. Luz. lOtf
Those elegant plumes aud flowers
look SO ,em';ng at Mrs. Lu,z. IOtf
Cool ffanneis on,y - C ;. Per yard
at l.. Balm's.
Ladies leather shoes only $l,0G per
pair at l.. Baum's.
! Mems hats only 1Jccnts at i. Baum.
For good bargains, go to l.. Baum.
l.. Baum Is the boss clothier Of the
Valley. He sells good suits for $500.
Harness! HARNESS
For cheap harness, go to }. l.
MIXERS shop. south of the city drug
store. Team harness, from SO 90 to
$40 90. The best Of stock used, and
all work warranted. II y
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18
FOR SALE,

Our entire stock of Clothing, Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes. Hats, Caps,
and Groceries, will be offered to the
public from the time We Open doors in
the morning until the close at night,
At l.. Baum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18

Perhaps some of our subscribers are
holding off to see if the CHIEF isn't
going to die. to such We would gay
that unless something outside the
usual course Of events happens, it is
destined to live to a good old age, and
we would mildly intimate that you
might as well pay up now as any time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18

Tho Rev. Pryce will preach at the
school house in Red Cloud Oct. the
Slst at II o'elOck.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18

The largest stock of spcc'aclcs west
of Lincoln, can be found at ". \.
Smiths Hastings Nebraska. He is
sole agent for the Lazarus & Morris
perfected glasses, the finest in the
market for the money. 5-Itt
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18
Removal.

A. We propose to remove our entire
stock into the keeping of our patrons
as fast as possible, at a small advance
on cost, We want pecunlary assistance
in order to help us. l.. Baum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18

W. A. Smith of Hastings keeps a
large and well selected stock of books,
stationeryjewelry, musical instruments,
wall paper. picture frames, toyes and
notions. He has a first class watch-
,uakcr and cngraver, and will guaran
tee satisfaction with work entrusted
to his care. Customers can rely upon
being dealt with fairly. 5-Itt
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

ltTIl ODLltAN SlAlf 1lChE |
For Chief justice,
GEORGE B. LAKE.
For Regents Of the State University
& A. HOLMES,
N. X. PERSINGER.
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY
TICKET
For County Clerk,
j. A. TULLEYS,
For County Treasurer,
4. II. JONES,
For Sheriff,
J.. ID. POST,
For County Judge,
j. B. POTTER,
For County Supt.
A. A. POPE
For Commissioner 81 district,
l.. Ii. LUCE,
For County Surveyor,
". 4. THORNE,
For Conner,
Il. X. SHERER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18
Just received "A very large stock of
new styles of Clothing at Baum's.
STOVES! STOVES!!

A car load of stoves just received at
Mitchell Il Morhart's, OF all sizes pat
terms and styles. Goa or wood stoves
of all kinds, they will be sold at bed
rock prices. Call aud see.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18

This is court week, and business is
brisk in Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18

The best and most complete assert
ment of Dry Goods can be found at L.
Baum's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18

Heaps" Ct strangers il town this
week-tending court.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18

Do not fail to attend the lecture Fri
day night.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18
DISSOLUTION Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the
Co-partnership heretofore existing be
tween Drs. Head and Sherer, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons knowing them elves indebted
to said firm are requested 10 call at
City Drug Store and settle. at once.
Peter Head
r. Il. Sheer
Dated this Est day of Oct. 1871.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18

"A are lot of prints, fall styles, at
j. q. PuCtsrS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18
nix RED CLOUD CHIEF
LOCAL MATTERS.
Notices IN this CIolMMn 10 Cents n Line
Lecture Friday night.
Ohio has gone Democratic.

Go TO the lecture Friday night.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18

The Hon. Thomas Harlan will de-.
liver a lecture al the school house in
Red Cloud on Friday evening the
18th inst. The subject ''Civilization
never goes backward" is one that
will prove of interest to all. Mr..
Harlan is very popular as a lecturer,
and the press of the state speak of his
lectures in the most hatterinr STYLE.
The Lincoln Globe says ''Mr. Harlan
has become very popular as a lecturer,
showing that he has the ability to
amuse and interest" Everywhere he
Is received with hounds of applause.
do not fad t.. hear him Friday night.
We are again obliged to call uponour
subscribers who are in arrears, to come
forward and settle up. Our subscrip-
ton books show that nearly all ofour
subscrib rs are behind, and some have
not paid up for years, many promised
that they would pay after harvest,
harvest is over and a few have paid
while the majority have o We
waited long for what is due Us, and
and now we would be very much
obliged and greatly benefited if our
friends would pay a part if not ali
ofwbat they eve. Wedo not write this
~ I'LL up," We mean it for an h'I'e>t
fair, square dun for what is lastly cue
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18
Ec:.:e =: .ea:ae-sr

Notice is herby given. That I will ex-
anime all persons who may desire to
offer themselves az candidates for tea
chcr- ofthc primary or common schools
webster county, at Red Cloud on th,
first Saturday in The months Of Feb.
ruary, May, August, and November.
A. A. Pope, Co. Sup't.
Negunda Jan. 9TH 1877.
Don't go bare footed If you can buy
boots and shoes at your own price at
L. Baum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18

Plenty Of rain for II C last week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18
STAR WAGON.

Wheat and barley taken in exchange
FOR goous at J. q. Potter's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18
Wanted =!

Everyone who reads tbs article to
resolve that you will come to take a
look at our new stock of Fall Goods
the vecy first opportunity, whether
you want to buy or not, az l.. Baum's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18

Those elegant plumes and flowers
look so ,emi!ng at Mrs. Lutz. lOtf
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18
PROBATE NOTICE.

Before L. w. Tulleys County Judge
within and for Webster county Ncb-
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18

Good ffannels on,y - C ;. per yard
at l.. Baum's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18

Ladies leather shoes only $l,0G per
pair at l.. Baum's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18

Hats only jOcts, each worth 800
az Mrs. Luz. loaf
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-18

Mems hats only 75ccnts at i. Baum
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-26
vkxEr1AK Anr1tErRY.


Early guns We're of very rude eonstruc-
Con. The successive improvements, so far
as they can be traced, originated In the
north Of Italy, and Venice certainly had a
large share in bringing them into The .prae-
tee Of war. The brothers Alberghetti, eel
ebrated at first as artists in metal, 10 whose
skill we owe those beautiful fountains in
the court Of the Ducal Palace which gtin
delight the eye of the traveller, were in.
dueed 10 turn their attention TO the casino
Of guns; and the introduction of boring
machines is attributed TO them. Leonardo
da Vnci also, whose fame rs an cngineey
is less than as painter only in so far az
his works We're Of less popular nature,
devised several improvements IL the man
afacture and management of artillery,
which We're easily reduced TO practice by
The Venetian worllmen; and although he
himself does not seem to have been in the
immediate service Of the Venetian Govern
nent, still, as the plans became known,
and his treatise on gunnery-probably
the first scientific work on the subject
was published, he was really and effective.
~ in the service Of every Government
whose officers had the brains to under
stand his teachings, or whose workmen had
hands TO execute them; in which cate
CORY the Yenetians were prominently in
eluded. Toward the end Of the sixteenth
century they introduced what must be con-
sidered as primitive form Of howitzer, for
firing grape. It is described by Graziani
as sort Of eask Of very thick wood, bare
iy eRbit III length. and Of about the same
bore as n mortar. 1t must thus have been
inside, about the size Of nine-gallon beer
barrel. This was loaded with leaden balls,
and stones as large as an egg, and is said
to have done good service in the battle eff
Lepanto; con board those ships which this
horrible hail fell it made terrible havoc
FfGsa's Magazine.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-26
Artificial Wants.

Bulwer says that property is only an
idea, in nine cases out of ten. Some
men, with ten thousand year, suffer
more from want of means than others
with three hundred The reason Is. the
richer mar has artificial wants. Kills. in
come is ten thousand, and be suffers
enough, from being duaned for unpaid
debte, 70 kill a sensitive man. A man
who eerns a dollar day and does not
run IN debt is the happier Of the two.
F,ry few people who have never been
RI, q viii believe t.iS, but it IS as true as
Coos Word There are thousands upon
ihonsaods rita princeiy iaoomo who
never know momouts peaos, because
,hcy I've beyond lheiy means There lie
really moro happiness IA che worli
among working people than among those
who are rich.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-26
THE DARK DAY,

The 18th Of May, 1870, was distinguished
by the phenomenon of remarkable dark
ness all over the Northern States, and Is
often referred to as "the dark day" At
that time the Legislature Of Connecticut
was in session at Hartford. A very gener-
al opinion prevailed that the day of iudg
ment was at hand. The House of Repre-
Eentatives adjourned. a proposal TO ad-
journ the Council was under consultation.
When the opinion of Colonel Davenport
was asked, he answered: II am against an
adjournment The day of Judgment is
either approaching OF it is not If it is
choose to be found doing my duty. 1 wish,
therefore, that candles may be brought"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-26
Hayes and the Methodjsts.

1t would appear from the numerous
pronuaciamento8 Hayes is receiving
from the Methodist Church that that
body considers it has control of the gov
eminent of the United States. The
yearning Of the Msthodise denomination
far political power is something extra
ordinary, and there is really more dan
ger Of the country falling into the hands
&c c Methodist proscriptive oligarohy
tban into The hands of the Pope, MS is
eyecred by the Republican party. Bishop
Dcggett in a recen5 address at Baltimore
said, ia tho course of some statistical
remarks about the Methodist Church,
thas III 1900 there were less than 7C0
ministers; in 1876 throughout the world
there 1881 travelling and 81 474 local
p-eachers, making grand total of So
COS. The. church property at present is
veIoed at %SO,OOO,OO and the amount
raised ia single year for church and
other purposes reached $20,000,OO0. In
1890 the church numbered lSS, 0S5 mem
bers; in 1875, 4278I LOT, besides the
sunday-schools with $500, 600 scholars
and 60O,00O teachers. Taking into con-
sideration other facts, there not less than
100000 persons under the influence
Of Methodism. That is nearly half the
popula;ion of the United Statcs-a fact
which % doubt encourages the clerical
brethren in their annual expressions Of
haired toward the South, and in the as
sumed control of the affairs Of the ceun-
try.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-26
QUEER TA1K IN THE PULPIT
Gee Of Talmege's Sermons that
Bept His Hearers in a Roar.

80 $3.50 . IA = e-eAGsA-
Dy. ta!nase. said, SIS he began Sun
dal,s sssEaan, that the reason lie had
TraaChed ten sermons to men aud none
10 women was that the women are better
than men, lie did not say this out of
compliment or ia gaIlahtryi although
when women are had they are dreadful.
Laughter Statistics prove this They
Lave fewer temptations, are nataralIy
preferential and loving, and it is easier
for them to become hristians. They
are in the majority in the church, on
Garth. and ! suppose they will be three
i~urtbs Ct the population in heaven y
10 beautiful homestead in Beshany. a
widow was left to take charge of the
premises. The pet of the house was
Mary, a &c niger sister, who, with book
ander her arm, has no appearances Of
anxiety or perturbation. Christ and
seveFai friends arrived at the house
They did not keep him waiting till thew
adjusted their dress, and, after two or
three knockings, hasten to the door and
gay, Why, is that you2" No. They
'@ero ladies, and always presentable,
though they might not have on their beet
If We always lad on our best, our best
ssoHid rot have been worth having on.
ELaoghteT.l They threw open the door
@n1 greeted Christ with, Good morn
~, BE seated" Martha went of to
tas ajsebeu; while Mary, BELIEVING in di-
TisioD Of labor, said, Martha, you 60
ond cook, and / will sit down and be
good" laughter
Something went wrong in the kitchen
Perhaps the fire would not burn, or the
bread would not bake, or Martha
'calded her hand. At any rate, she lost
her patience; and with bssweated brow
and possibly with pitcher in ore hand
ans the tongs in the other, rushed into
the presence CT Christ, saying, Lord
-dost Thou not care that ny sister hath
left me to serve clone"
Bat Christ scolded not word He
seemed to say, "My dear woman, don't
worry. Let TIE dinner go. Sit down on
this ottoman beside Mary, your humble
sister"
When a nan comes home from bust
mesa and sees his wife worn out, he
thinks she should have been in Wall
street, and then she would have had
sometbing'to worry about. He does not
know that she conducts university, a
cloLhing esiablisbment, a restaurant, a
laundry and q library; while she is a's)
health once, police and president of her
residence. [Great laughter.
They have to contend with severe
economy NiHctgrile out of hundred
are subject toit. II man smokes very
r1reusiTa ,eigar9 and cate costly dinners
in New York, he is very DESTROYS OF
making five dollars 60 the work of seven
st homo. The wife IS banker in the
household She is president, cashier,
teller and discount clerk; and there's H
Panic every few weeks. daughter ]
This severe discipline will make heaven
very attractive to you. There will be
NO rents 10 pay. Every man will live in
lis own house, which will be mansion
ut that If Stewart's Fifth aveHue
MANSION were lifted into the celestial
city, glorious, glor;fed Lazarus, who sat
n rags on earth, would be ashamed to
enter tn. T. Sun
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-26

The huge bronze ball which supports the
cross on top Of st. Peters cupola at Rome
oan easily contain thirteen persons at once.
In summer its interior Is IA hot as an oven,
and in winter it needs no stove for the COM
fort of visitors. Ladies have an awfully
jolly time getting in and out of it by means
of ladder; and, as a general thing, they
prefer HOt to follow, but to precede their
gentlemen escorts in the descent. From
the square below the gilded ball looks the
size of pumpkin. Americans generally
go for it.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-26

The duck of lover makes a goose Of
husband.
BLESSED are they who have nothing to
say, and who cannot be persuaded to say
The chief officer in The Egyptian dOmin-
ions Is said to have Khe-dive-erous cast
Of countenance.
No man but horse-car conductor has
fhe right Of patting lady on the back
without an introduction.
Hackmen are the best hearted fellows
in the world. They never see a man max
ing his way homo at night without asking
him TO ride.
Lady to WATERFRONT put that fee into
the goblet with your fingers. Waiter
Lor' ma'am, 1 don't mind, my hands are
veyy warm
As an Arab clings to his horse, and as
an Indian clings to the legends OF his
father, so do deaf men cling to the habit
Of walking on railroad tracks,
Mrs. Partingion says she was much eIu-
eidated last Sunday on hearing a fine
discourse on the parody Of the prodigious
son.
Annie Grubb is the daughter Of Ches-
ter county farmer. and when she Is at the
churn she is the Cru Do that makes the
butter fly.
The omission Of comma on an cpl
taph in a cemetery causes the inscription
10 read, Erected to the memory of John
Phillips, accidently shot as mark Of af-
fiction by his brother"
"Thers, JOHN said an irate mother,
"ihats twice you've come home and for
gotten the lard!" sLa, Mother" said young
dutiful, 1T was SO greasy that 1t slipped
my mind"
Up and Down stairs.-YOung Mistress
tat the parlor door,: Eliza, what IS tho
bcll ringing for so violentlyl-Cook (be-
low: It's Only me, mum. want you
down in the kitchen a minute.
Troy has wrinkled. ssIlow old man
who, being about to seek n young wife,
inquired at O drug store FOR "the man as
enamels faces, SOS 10 mako EN- look
Pooty."
An Arab chief at the Narseilles opera
especially admired the trombona player,
expressing his wonder ''to see that Chris
tan swallow so much brass. 1 cannot
yet comprehend where he puts it."
] The question as 10 whether it is spelled
whisky or whiskey is still debated. The
Chicago Times virtually decides the ques-
ton by remarkisg that nine men out Of
ten take their whisky with "e-ase."
Tho worm will turn. APrussian N
Dusseldorf lately killed his wife and
taugLter for riGiculiuE his7 brtitiant red
hair, and his action is likely e. inaugu-
rate q general revolt Of red-headed men.
The most folon victim Of the present
hards times announces himself by ths
declaration that he has givea up wearing
, suspenders and trusts to Heaven to keep
! his trousers on.
J It is said that there are not SO many
, whips sold as there were ten years ago.
/ And this Is explained by the fact that
: more drivers use a fence picket to encour-
age their horses than formerly.-4N0TTjS-
t0,ca Herald.
{ Harmless A musement - BIr. Ruckle-
stone (after missing his bird for tho TWEEN
tetR time); say, Gaskins, 1 do believe
tho birds are frightened Mt mel Old
Keeper iblaudly1: They didn't ought to
be, Sir!
When en- Indiana girl gets tired of a
lover and determines TO dismiss him, she
doesn't throw much frescc work into her
speech. Il guess yon can pun of nov,
SAM Is her icy remark, "this egg won't
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-26
$1,000 PROFIT ON 500 {!

Made any day in Puts and Calls. In
vest according to your means. $40, $50
Or 500 in STGCK PRIyILEGEs, has brought
a small fortune to the careful investor
We advise when and low to operate
safely. Book with full information sent
free. Adore orders hv mail and teIe-
graph to BANTER L CO,
Bankers ana Brokers,
nov l6-lY II Wall St \. Y.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-26

Memphis Ledger says basket of
Louisiana garden snails was re-
ceived there last week from New
Orleans The snail is bonue bouohs,
and is popular with Memphiau opicures.
What next in the dis5 line2
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-26

Farmers in Kansas are jubiiant over
the discovery tAat the grasshopper eggs
ere unproluctivo this season. Tho re-
cent warm weather not having had any
Influence upon thsm. They haTe no
Vitality.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-26
sYMPTOMs o. WoRMs.

TToHE Countenance IS pale and lcaden-
L coloTed, with occasional lIuShes' OF
cbca.s. the e,es h(,C0r,e llr,II. fha r,Ir;1S
dilate; an azure semitircle runs along
the lover eye-lid; the nose IS lrritated,
swelLS, and sometimes bicec.5; swell
ing OF the upper lip f.; occ25io22i head
ache win huinmi2S or tAfo'2.n& q
Sle ears "a lill5'7,l. S-c1e'i , o. S1!lg
S I'm u ,,'Ie' ':,-'s - y -. 80
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-26

AocoRpISd to French statistician, more
than r thousand people have perished by
fires in theatres from the beginning of the
nineteenth century up to the present date,
while the recunlary loss amounts to $780,
100000.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-26

A cubic inch Of gold is worth $146; a
cubic foot $252,288. The quantity of gold
now, in existence is estimated to be $3,GOO,-
0o0,oCos which, welded in one mass, could
be contained in cube of q feet.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-26
4 GREAT OFFER l w.. .E u: sG E5s:s.

GREAT OFFER ! I'VE. .E a.: sH Ei4:ss
dispose Of 100 PIANOS 6, ORGANS now
md secondhand Of first-claS8 maker ia@
Guiding WATERS ut lower prices for
cash or Installments or to let until paid fer
than ever before offered. WATERS
GRAND SQUARE and UPRIGHT Plan
OS s. ORGANS {INCLUDINGs THEIR
NEW SOUVENIR AND BOUDOIE r )are the
BEST MADE Octave Pianos Sl5O.7Is3
do S18O not used a year, ''StOp Organs
$50. 4 Stops S6S. Steps S6S. Stops
ST6.10 Stops SIS. IL Stops 500 c6sh5nOG
used a year,in perfect order and WRrrHns
ted. LOCAL and TRAVELLING AGENTS
WANTED. illustrated Catalogues Mailed.
A liberal discount TtdeheTs, Ministers Church
e, Schools etc. Sheet music at half price.
HORACE WATERS & sons ManufRC.
Iurers and Dealers, 40 Ea5t 18th Street,
Union squares New Y oriEs p .O.B0x5SoS7.
TESTIMONIALS.
7 The n J. Times says: IS Waters OrchestTion
Chime Organ " is a beautiful little instrument,
simply perfect. The Chime of two and One-haf
octave bells aud the artistic effects capable of
being produced by thc player are sineulariy hne.
The Waters Pianos are well known among the
very beet. We are enabled to speak OF these in
strUments with confidence from personal knowE
edge.-F. 7. EuaHgeltst. L
I'VE can speak of the merits OF tho Y atcFs'
Pianos from personal knowledge, as being of
the very best quality .-CkTtstSaR IHieli'npsnoz,
Jan "