The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-01-30
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tian Advocate and Journal .a. L.u..
rur MASON q nxnnIN ORGAN Co. have printed IN
q TESTIMONY CIRCULAR (Which VIII be sent fresfo
any address) an amount and weight Of testimony
TO the unequaied merits Of their Cabinet Organs
which il entireIy unspproached by that ever pre-
sented in favor Of any other musical instrument
whatever, either as regards the competence and
NUN bcs Of sAe Ivitnesses, Or the character Of tAe
testimony. Here are specimen opinions:
J. srAINER, Mus. Doc, Organist Of st.
Paul. Cathedral, I9 md 9,o say .ee dH.ln s sns thair
touch ali that could be desired. g. zI.,-I rrI
Sir JULIUS BENEDICT, the eminent Com
posef and Conductor London, ssys II LHrnsfAiN
the hiuhest opinion OF Mason d Hamlin's Cabinet
oreans. lTIffs .t-f gniTb - - ~, lpi &c
CH. GOUNoD, London Composer Of Faust
etc, says: ExPRxss my very favorable opihion M
the charm Of this i~pstrpmept. / n n.. .
IPKrscEl PONIATOWSKI, London, the dis
tinnauished CON poser. sdy., MARVELLOUS in the
quality and pnrity Of their tone
JOHANN STRAUSS, Vienna, the w%eil-known
conposer and Dirsstor, says; ! know q q, nc e si ,n !
RUDOLPH WILLMERS, Court Pianist,
Com poser and Director. says: The sweetness OF
tone and the power OF tone are quite surprising,
and / them to all true lovers OF music
OTTOMAN sMoLIK. Musical Director in
Prague JOH. PROMBERGER, Professor at
Imperial Chapel, 81. Petersburg: AL. SCHIM-
ACSEK, Leader Of Orchestra at Funfirchen
Theater. Hungary; JOHANN CRAPIK. Organ
ist and Mnsic Teacher, Slegedin, Hungary: Dr..
KARL NAWRATIL. 5Qrganist OF the Church
Of the Dominicans, Vienna; ANTONIO y
SCHER, Maestro of Music in Trieste nv
SCHWARZ, Counsel at the Imperial Court Of
Justice, say: The MASON q Hamtin Cnbnct Organs
are the best instruments Of their class Of which
we have any knowledge. H
NINNA PESCHKA-LEUTNER the eminent
Artist, says: I have never seen any reed instru-
ments equal to your Cabinet oTganss Tf.--- :
THEODORE THOMAS. Of Thomas Orches-
ira, New York, says: Musicians generally regard
the Mason Hamlin Organs as uneGualed,
Sneei ali instruments Of the class I have ever
seen.
s. B. MILLS. New. York, says:
sssh pure . %s:,sa5 ma tones mes gTosPs n ssse snd
have not found in any other instruments CT the
GEORGE wAsHBoURNR MORGAN. New
hing dSla; i ! Ave y seem sas q t e. stnd ia1 vsssS.rdn HuroSse
or America.
MAN MARETZEK, Conductor. etc., New
rorIa :ss'i made ass IN ss the s'e G1i,e ed's staies' and + yo e%s
Cabinet ofg.ns are greatly SUPERIOR and 6s faF
E. II. JONES. Organist. Southampton, En-
Biouuf sAyb 4hc
spoils the ear for anything less pure than ITSELF
GEO. WILLIAM WARREN. New York, says:
Your Instruments, in workmanship and qralify
OF tone, are unaurpasssd. -sW tsa. 10
A. GOUROULT, Paris, France, says;
Iregard them asrnequaied.
EUGENE THAYER. Boston, says: i
I consider Your Cabinet Organs superior, In all
rcspects. to any I have erer seen. -s
[REy.l A. TAYLOR, Sec. American Sunday
Sunday -seSoSi conventions and ins,i,uses ~sien !
attend, I generally md some portable reec instru-
lin are the sweetes, toned, the most manageable
aud even when they bear the marks Il a2e, the
most reliable and least likely to get out Of order.
EDWARD F. RIMBAULT, London, says:
For sacred music At home, the Mason q Aamlia
Csbinet Organ Is esir esbie, and in many respects,
thatsouid easily be pointed OUT = possesses great
CHARLES +. DAVIES. .orginist, etc. Lon
don, says: For sweetness Of tone and variety Of
cnscts,1 consider these instruments unequaied.
THEODORE WACHTEL. AID. NUEN-
DORFF. CARL ROSA, C. STANLEY, Of Opera
snoothnsss aud fuilness 90 tone with equality
aad uniform Character throughout theft REGISTERS
J. l.. HATTON, London, England, says:
have always entertained the opinion that Ma
son 4 Hamiiu's Cabinet Organs are OF the very best
class Of that description Of instrument.
s. G. Hurst, Dundee, Scotland, says
The finest reed Instruments extant.
RUSTACE HINTON JONES. Southampton.
England. says: l have exercised ny organ at all
sorts and STYLES Of music, from the Requiem Mass
any mortal thing between these two e1tromes.
CHRISTINA NILSSON. ANNA LOUISE
CARY, MARIE LEON4DEVAI,, VICTOR CA
POUL, T. BRIGNOII, etc. etc, Say;
We take Piens,rre in reecmmcndiits the Mason e
ment, and consider II the y now in use.
HENRY STRAUSS OF Vienna. says: Co.,
No. only uaexceilee. but unequaled by any l