The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-02-05
MASON & HAMI,IN
cabinatOOfgals.

The universal opinion OF the musical pro-
fession. ~ 7. Tribune
''Nearly every organist and pianist Of note. "
NJ 7. World
singular Unanimity. ~ 7. ChristiGn
Advocate and Journal.
THE Mason 4 Hamlin Organ Co. have print
Il ed in Testimony Circular, which win be
sent free to any address, an amount and weight
OF testimony to the unequaled merits of their
CabiRet Organs, which is entirely unapprOsch-
ed BY that ever presented in favor of any other
musical instrument whatever. either as regards
the competence and numi er of the witnesses,
or the character OF the testimony. Here are
specimen opinions
J. SrAISER, Mus. Doc, oTganist of st Paul's
Satherai : 95do says; ,h helE tone s TenaTk ,
AL that could be desired-
SIR JULIUS BENEDICT, the eminent composer
highest opinion Of Mason & Hamlin's cabinet or
Gans.
the charm OF this Instrument.
(PRNcEl PONIATOwsKI, London, the distin-
euished composer, says: Marvellous in the quality
and purity OF Their tone.
JOHANN STRAUSS, Vienna, the well-known
Instruments anywhere, al all comparable 10 them
RUDOLPH WIIaIERs, court pianist, composer
and director, SAYS; The sweetness OF tone; and the
mend them to ali true lovers OF music.
OTTOMkR SlEoLIK musical director in Prague
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DR. Kari Nawrath, organist OF the church OF the
Of music in trieste; Ant sch .counsei at the
Imperial court OF Justice, says: The Mason &
OF Their class OF which have any knowledge.
MISNA PEsCHKA-LEUTNER, the eminent ar
list. says: have. never seen any reed instrument
| equal TO your Iabinet Organs
THEoDoRE THOMAS, Of Thomas Orchestra,
| New York, saws: Musicians generally regard the
/ Mason 4 Aemlin Organs as unequaled-
OLE BULL, says:
Excel ali instruments Of the class have ever
! seen.
S. B. Mills, n. Y, says:
such pure musical tones, prOmptness aud smooth
mess 06 Si0n and nne s9Tey Of snee, have
GEORGE WAsHBOURNE MORGAN. New York
SAYS: In every aspect far superior 70 everything
| America.
Max. MARErzEK. conductor, etc., New York.
says: The st reed in struInents in the world are
greatly superior and by Jar the best made here.
E. H JONES, organist, Southampton, Eng
spOis ths for anything less pure than Itself
GEO. WILLIAM WARREN, New York, says;
Your Instruments. in workmanship and quality
| OF lone, are unsurpassed.
A. GoURoULT, Paris, France, says:
speets TO any have ever seem
[REy.I A. TAYLOR, Sec. Amer. Sunday-schooi
Cnions Phila Pa SAYS: At the numerous Sunday
school conventions and ms flutes which I attend,
4 generally ma some portable reed instrument.
good bad, old 4 he Mason q Hamlin are
me s,.etest toned The most manaueabIe and eve n
when they bear the marks OF age. the most reli-
alb and least likely TO get out Of order
EDWARD F. RnIBAULT. London, says:
For sacred music at home, the Mason & Hamlin
a5i9eT or AN deS nn3s e and and in many respects
advantages over the small pr.ced pipe organs.
CHARLES F. DAVIES, London, orgsnist, etc,
says: For sweetness Of tone ana variety OF effects
1 consider these instruments unequaled.
THEODORE WACHTEL, Ad. Deuendorf Gail
= Osa, c Stanley, OF Opera Troupe. New York
say; The best Instruments o. the c.ass made
and fullness OF tone, with equality, and uniform
character throughout their registers
]. L. HATToN. London, England, says
have ways entertained the opinion that Mason
& HamlnAs Cabinet Organs are OF the very best
class of that description OF Instruments
S, c. Hurst, Dundee, Scotland, SAYS;
The hness reed instruments extant.
EUsTACE HINTON JONES, Southampton, En-
gland, says: ! have exercised my organ at ali
sorts and styles OF music, from the Requiem Mass
down TO pc kss and Irish tigS. 1t viii do almost
any mortal thing between ths two extremes.
Christ INA NILSSON, Anna Louise Cary
Marie Leon Duvai, Victor ca DOul p BrignO 1, etc
say: take pleasure in recommending the Ma
son q Hamiin abinet organ as very beautiful
instrument, and consider Il the best nov in use.
HENRY Strauss, Of Vienna. says:
Not only unexcei ed but unequaied by any
have before seen.
See Testimony Circular sent free with similar
opinions Of one thousand musicians.
At Vienna, 1878, Paris, 1867, in Amer
lea alwsys, the Mason & Hamlin Organs