New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
Alcsital yastrnmsnts.
rV,HE BEST ARE THE CHEAPEST

In regard 20 nothing Ills more ne han MuslcAb IN
SIRUMENTs the mechanism of whic necessarily b
so exceedingly delicate lhal unless lhoo Vsly good it vi
easily affected by changes otempelure anu climate or eas
derangod ou. 10y From the commencement
their business has been tie ambition Of thu undersigned
make IN ALL RESPECTS The VERY BEsN instrument
posbe both in regard to present capacity an durability
They have stryeu for the HIGHEST EXCELLENCE ra!he
than the least expenditure in each department being SURF tia
the best instruments the end the cheapest thou Vi thti
G cost be more than tia! OF those of inferior hp
They have the satisfaction Of knowing that their CABlkEl
ORGANS recently introduced, and embodyng important
provemen fully recognized 10y the musical profession
s best instruments of their class and respectfully invite al
tenon to the fact that not merely one ten or fifty but nearly
all tho prominent orsanists aud muscans have given
their written opinions that these instruments worthy Of
the highest praise and EXCEL ALL OTHERS lSse Illus
lratcd Csaloue
In regard 10 tho durability Of their work also the under
signed have abundant testnony OF the gratifying Kind
The following letter just bDd affords vey interesting evi
deDce Of the durability Of he instruments, under the most
trying Circumstance, Of climate .s as transportation:
From the Rev L. r. BURBssE Missionary Of tie American
Board to Kooriis,en, Eastern Turkey
Biris KoorpIs,As November p 1888.
Mcssrs Mason HA.ys-Gents.: 1t ia DOW about three
yea "a and half since we purchased instrument Of you
snd er so long trial 1t Is doe yea and your friends sha
we should acknowledge ir excellence snd thank you fop he
great satisfaction It has afforded US.
No instrument unlss. masficlufel IN The most substantial
manner and packed most carefully could snde the test' to
which yours In. been subje.'ed II brought abou, thrs
thousand miles Ia he hold Of sailing yess, and then tfas
hed the hold Of stcaucfhere the fsat was 70 great
thst instruments ordinarily made arc sPoed-and Brought
sbout twelve hundred miles furhSr then Il transferred 10
the backs Of mules and brought four hundred miles still fur
thr over the most difficult nouE.riu passes twelve or iour
teen thousand feet high road wherr sin gle ..cp Of
se would plunge hundreds 81 feet down pro pitOus
rocks aud through rvrr to s p'cot home in deep valley
among the Koorsh Mountains IN safy and good ortr end
for three years AND half It has cheasd home in this
savage land with its tone, IN cnsts whore tho bf
Piano Is spoiled IN iss month";; lsa 1. promise, vel 70;
years TO
is the wonder o. Til. uuoiyiled pforle who hare noth
ing ba, the rudc,t music and srea, assaf IA OUT
missionary work and sd to hear ;ist o. o. have oi
lowed aud folovns 20 u-on.ry ;fuand. feeling con
fdent that viii BE- disappointed in u.
Allow me TO sey that selected your inruren, sfts- hav
ing visited the popular establishment in Ncw-i or Ciy
well many private Instruments and eminent friends.
give. great pleasure learn Of your in bushes
aud the improvements hs you constantly making ~
instruments. Yours truly, LII BURBANK.
ryr- Since the CABINET ORGANS introduced and mnri
featured only by Us. have attained such greet popularity
been sometimes represeniei by dealers in laroniur
and other small Organs that their instruments similar
construction differing only In name Til, is an error Tb
superiority Of the CABINET ORGANS Consist not only
the excellence OF thrir material and workmanship bat also
the employment ct several important inventions which of
pslsa'cd be n,ei only in these instruments h 'dda
TO . much Of the machinery aud several Of the progress
employed by u. PECULIAR TO OURSELVES, beis
tho result Of very experiments AID rEonaSs
pehsnes.
Price, Of Cabinet Organs. s8J 20 800 esch Narsrooi'
No. "a Washington st., Boston MASON HAMLiNi He7
Newer st., New-yoTs, MASON BROTHERS.