The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-11-14

the following evidence of the excellence of
their work.
THIRTY GOLD OR SILVER MEDALS, ]
or other first premiums, have been award |
ed to them at the principal industrial fairs
in the country, within u few years. No 9TH
er instrument of this class has EVER been
awarded a gold medal in this'country.
A MAJORITY or THE MOST EMF
NlfNT organists, pianists, musical direc-
tors and composers in the. country have
expressed their opinions that no other in
strumeut of this class equals those made by
MASON Il HAMLIN. tSee this testimony
in full in our catalogues)
,H ... r.-. III. -..|f a
THE RESULT OF INVESTIGATIONS
AND COMPARISONS instituted by gentte-
men whose character and facilities for such
Investigations must give their testimony the
greatest weight are significant. The fol-
lowing are instances of recorded results of
some Of these: ''." H- F
THE TESTIMONY OF THE PRESS
might be largely added, and is especially
emphatical to the judgment of musical ex-
perts of the merits of the Cabinet Organ.-
Witness
THE EXCELLENCE, OF THE CABI-
-iET ORGANS has widely extended their
both hemisphercs. Already NJ. K n. find
Il considerable sale for their Instruments in
foleign countries, and have filled large and
repeated orders from Europe, Africa, Aus
tralia, the West Indies and South America.
mss-THE AUTOMATIC BELLOWS
SWELL [patentedl is to be found only in
our instruments. This must not be con-
founded with the ':Automatic Organ"
which is quite aditlarent thing.
Es8-The Cabinet Organs have from one
| to twelve stops each, and are in cases of
rosewood, ebony, carved and plain black
walnut and oak. Circulars with styles,
| prices and full information, free to any ud-
dress. Price $40 to 5000 each. .....,..
| WHERE TO BUY THE CABINET OR
CANS.
| 1t is a general feeling among those about
| to purchase musidal instruments, that were
| they in direct communication with the fac-
tory they would have II greater opportunity
| for selecting a fresh and ertect INSTRUMENT,
| than it would be possible to obtain from any
agency. The subscribers would say that
to obviate this difficulty, and afford per-
| sons ut n distance the same privileges Sc
| cured to those near the factory. Messrs.
| Mason & Hnmlin have established u num-
| Der of Wholesale 1gcncics at important
| points, where q full supply Of all the yari-
kept on hand. This agency in Pittsburgh
| is Il achotesdie one, and purchasers may rely
on being served here, us advantageolrSly ar
| at the factory. n competent player and
musician is always in attendance at 1 the
| warcroomS of the subscriber To perform on
the instruments, exhibit their various pow
ers and qualities, show the different stops
and their combinations, and explain theli
internal construction. An llinatrumantssold
| in the city, are semitic thereSidence of the
| purchaser without cnargc, and those sold
out Of the city are securely boxed and de-
liyercd at the railroad stations or landings
i'll the 6. = trer OF eXpensc. "a
/ Persons ordering an organ by / tier. are
assured that as good an instrument will he
sent, as if they were here to select it per.
sonally; the subscribers con' idering them
selves bound By honor and interest to Sc
lect and forward none 0Mcr than the uera
best of the styles ordered.
The subscribers will be happy to receive
communications from any one that desires
further information about the CABINET OR
CANS, and are anxious to put into the hand:
OF everybody, whether intending to pur,
chase an instl ument or not, II copy of The
circular, whicn contains vast amount o
interesting musical information. Copie;
mailed free to any address. .'..
CHARLES G. MEII.OR Il CO.,
5 81 Wood Street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Rss- Sole agent for the MASON d HI "
LIN CABINET OAGINS for Wester,
Pe,luSyLvania. ..
usaN. A, Hanna & Co.. are the author
ized Agents for G. C. McIlor Il Co., at Ga
diz. They will sell at Factory prices, Cal
at their New Depot and see specimens.