The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
aW- MAS & HA MLIN
MANUFACTURERS OF
GARNET ORGANS,
PORTABLE ORGANa.


ADAPTED TO SECULAR AND SACRED MUSIC;
FOR DRAWING.R00MS, CHURCHEs Sun.
DAY AND DAY SCHOOLS, LODGES, ETC.
UNITING TO CONSIDERABLE KxTRNT THR CAPACITY
OF THE PIANo-FoRTE WITH THAT OF TIE PIP. ORGAN
AND COSTING MUoH LEss THAN RIrHRR.
They OCCUPY LITTLE sPAoKi ARE ELEGANT AZ PURNI
TURRi NOT LIABLE TO GIT OF ORDER AID ARE
SECURELY BOXED 30 THAT TREY CAN De SENT ANrwHERR
BT ORDINARY FREIonT ROUTES, ALL READY FOR USE.
FORTY STYLES, PLAIN OR ELEGANT cAsRa, ONE TO
STOPS; PRrcEs sl5 ssO sllO Iqs sIso. SIaO,
$50 sl6O sl7O $780, s225 sS5O, $500 s435 $780, $3.50
$50, AND UPWARDS
The MASON HANLE CABINET ORaANs were intro
duced Iour years and are a great improyement
upon the Melodeon, Harmonum and otIAr reed organs
greatly exceling them, especially In the excellent
quality and variety of their tones IN power and quick
meas Of action, and capacity for expression,
THEIR SUCCESS HAS BEEN ENTIRELY BEYOND
PRECEDENT,
and proves Ow greatly such instrument sa needed
Again and again the manufac turers have been com
PEELED to double their manufacturin facities until
they have been increased six-fold. From the most
eminent OF the musical profession, the most distIn-
guished pianists, organists composers and musical
directors, the MASON HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS have
received amount and degree CONNER pdation never
before bestowed upon any similar musical instrument.
More than two hundred and tty OF the most eminent
musicians in the country have given written testuo
nals to the value OF the Improvements contained in
them, and that they excel all other instruments OF
this class.
FIFTY.Two GOLD OR SILVER MEDALS.
Otnest higher premiums have been awarded to MASON
HASrLN for the important improvements effected by
them, and for .he
SUPERIORITY OF THEIR INSTRUMENTS TO ALL
OTHERS.
Constantly exhibiting their instruments in conpet
ton with others they have been awarded the highest
premiums in eveIy instance but three or four
For Churches, Sunday Schools etc. the MASON g.
HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS are the instruments long
waned-of the very best quality abundant power not
too expensive, or liable to get out of order.
For private USE drawing rooms, etc, bey are not
less desirable, and finding place in the musical
families Of the principal cities
They adapted to a wider range Of music than the
piano, being better q ted for all sacred music and
for much secular music, while their quickness &C cton
is such that the most lively rapid music can be played
tn EN- Then their cost Is greatly less as well as
their liability to get out OF order.
BRIEF EXTRACTS FROM OPINION OF DISTIN-
GUIsHED MUSICIANS.
should think they would become very much so Urht
after paror in in'truments, well for public per-
formance.- 1GIsMUSD THALBERc the WorldreRoWned
Pianist sure to find its way into househ aid of
taste and refinement which possibly afoIdits mode
ratio expense. Far superior to everything of its
class have seen.-L NJ. GoTTsCHALK She eminent
Pianist Such pure musical tones promptness and
smoothness of action, and fine variety of effect have
not found in any other instrument of the CLASS. 3.
MILLS, the eminent PIANIST. Really 80 excellent that
there can hard be difference of opinion respect
ing them WILLIAM MASON the eminent PiGRst. The
best instrument its cassWlth which acq tainted
and worthy place in every drawing rOom.-HARRY
SANDERseN the eminent Pianist In every respect far
superior to everything 1 have seen OF the kind
whether in Europe or America a-GEoRGB WASH
BOURNE MORGAN, the ,lniaent Organst, NJ T. can
only reterate what many in the musical profession
have sad that equality prOmptness and exquisite
tone, they are unequolled JOHN Ii. WILCOX, he em-
neTt Org0hiS, Boston. SurDas.es every hing this
line have ever seen, whether French AmerIcan.-
JOHN ZUNDEL, ne EN- Reat Orgaatst Rsv York. The
best reed instruments in the world made in the
United States and your Cabinet Organs are, greatly
superior and by far the best adc here.-MAx MARET
zIst Conductor, Iork. Far surpesses all
other simiIar instruments which have under my
observ alton CARL ZERRAHN, Mus cal Director BoS-
ton. Exceeds in my estimation every other instru-
ment ofthis general cas- THOMAS HASTINGS. 1
recommend them with conhdence.-LowELL MASON
AS soon the public acqusi with tie supe
ror mers of your instruments your only trouble viii
be to supply the demand.-WILLIAM b. BRAnBURY.
anything of the kind when interested
me so muoh.-GEoRGB p. ROoT. Exciting much nte-
rest in musical circles and already becoming the
fash on-N. Y Home Journal. The highest accom-
plshment Of INDUSTRY in this department. This
only our opinion, but the unanimous verdict OF the
Organists,-B Boston Advertiser. glorious Instrument
for the temple service readily secured to be
available for any congregation and effective and beau
ul to meet Il desires CE the most ren cd and faa
tdious.-N Y. Observer
MASON HAMLIN respectfully call atten ton to the
tact that their Cabinet Organs be conf0uuded
with other instruments of this class, from which they
vary essentially Their superiority is derived in large
measure from the employment of pecuarlties of con
structon, which are patented
Circulars with fun particulars and list With lustra.
tions ofstyles and prices, sent any address,
| Sole Agent IN Phiade pFla,
j. Il GOULD,
Corner of SEVENTH and CHES NUT Streets