The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MAsoy q HAMxN,
CABINET ORQANB,
ApAPTED 10 SACRED AND SECULAR MUsIO,
DRAWING-ROoMS tHUROHBS, SCHOOLS, BTO.
THY oOOUPT LITTLE sPA7K, ARE VERT ELEGANT AZ
FURNITURE, NOT Liable TO OFT OUT or
ORDER, AND ARE SECURELY BOXED so
THAT THEY OAS SENT ANY
WHERE BIT oRDNART
FRRIeHT RoUTR
IN PERFEOr
CONDITION
FIFTY.Tw0 GOLD ~ SILVER MtDALS,
or other highest premiums, have beeu awarded TO
Mason Hamiin within a few year "a larger number,
1t is believed than has ever been taken by any other
mar ufacturer ofnstruments In a similar period
MORE THAN TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY OF THE MOTT Pro
MNEST ARTISTS AND MUSICIANS
In the country have given their written testimony
the value and attrac tveness Of the Ma,on a Hamlln
Cabinet Organ their adaptedpess to private and
putlie use and her saPatori'y % tperg hing else Of
tie class.
II can only reitera what so msny in tho musical
profession have said before that for quality, prompt
ness, and exquisite tone they are unequallod q.
most charming addition to the musical resources OF
professional as well amateur musicians. ."-JJhn H.
Hifcog Boston. THE best read instruments made in
the world are made in the United Statest and your
Cabinet Organs greatly superior by the best
made ere. Mar Harefzek 'SuIe to find Its way
into every household OF taste and refinement which can
possb eford its derate expense -. M GoHschaIk
"Such pure musical tones prOmptn and smoOthness
Of action and faevalety OF effect havo not nd In
any other instrument of the class IS b. Hiils, Nep
YORK. "Ihe best instrument OF It's class vita VIII ioh
am acquainted, and worthy place in every drawing
room Harry SaadcrsOD, N 20 YJrk. mo instrument
of the same description at al compare vita your
dsl'ghtfh Cabinet Organ" The perfection which
you have attained in these instrun has opened
field for the nterpre tation OF much high
order which has heretofore required the aid several
instruments."-B. j. Lang, b S on Really so excel
lent that there hardy be much difference OF opinion
respecting them William Mason, Nrp York. I'm
every respect far superior to ever thng have ever
seen Of the kind either in Europe America "-Georqe
Wdsh6osvne Myrgdn New York "Surpasses every thing
In this line have yet seen, whether French Ame-
rcan."--JJhn Zands New York "Far surpasses all
other instruments Of the kind that have under my
observation ~" Carl Z>TTahn, BJston. Exceeds in my
estimation every other instrument of this general
class "-Thomds Hastings. 81 should think they would
become very much sought after paror in truments
as well as for public performance Us 1ismand Thai
berg. ~ can recommend them with confdonce."-
LoweH Mason II have anything of the kind
that interested me much" Gsorge f. Rot. "As
soon the public become acquainted with the superior
merits Cfyour instrument your trouble will be to
supply the demand - William BrddbuTY
bz8 observe that the ason d Hamin Cabinet Organs
are ada pied to secular vel sacred music. The
most rapid Lively music be PLAYED upon them, ant
they capable of great VARIETY of effect Some of the
styles are very exquisit pieces OF furniture
+.tCrculars, with iu particulars, to any address.
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