The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-02-12
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET @ ORGANS.

"The universal opinion OF the Musical
PrOfession."-N. p Tribune.
"NearIy every Orgsnist and Pianist of
Note."-Ne'o YORK Worts.
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any address) an amount and weight OF testimony
to the unequaled merits Of their Cabinet Organs,
which Is entirely unapproacned oy tnat ever pre-.
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testimony. Here are specimen opinions:
J.. STAlNER, Mus. Doc, Organist OF st.
Paui.s Cathedral London, says, THEIR tone is re-.
marba6ly pure and free m from readiness, and their
c. IITIrUo nENTDIcr A.. u,;v,.
SIR JULIUS BENEDlCl, the eminent
net Organs.
CHI. GOUNOD, London, Composer of Faust,
the charm OF this instrument.
[PR1NoEl PoNIAToWsKI, London, the dis
quaIty and IRS'ef parity Of their tone. 'A
JOHANN STRAUSS Vienna, the well known
Composer and Director, says: know Of no M simii 1!
tSem sf Instruments anywhere ~ all 00mpSf"ois "
RUDOLPH WILLMERS, Court Pianist,
Composer and Director, says: The sweetness Of
and tine poTs65 t6 OF tone m are quite ~
OTTOMAN SMOLIK, Musical Director in
Prague; JOH. PROMBERGER, Professor at
Imperial Chapel, St. petersburg AL. SCHlM-
ACSEK, Leader Of Orchestra at Funfkirchen
Theatre, Hungary; JOHANN CRAPIK, Organ
list and Music Teacher, Slegedin, Hungary Dr.
KARL NAWRATIL, Organist of the Church Of
the Dominicans, Vienna; ANTONIO WUT-
SCHER, Maestro of Music in Trieste; ANT.
SCHWARZ, Council at the Imperial Court Of
the Sss Il
we have any knowledge.
MINNA PESCHKA-LEUTNER,t the eminent
Arust, says; ihAEh GS nSref sen oy sny feeu innHu
ments equal TO your CABINET organs
THEODORE THOMAS OF Thomas, Orohes,
ira, New YORK, says MusioIANs generaiiy regard
the mason hAmhh organs As unequSieu'
HynrI al in.,rnsnt. n, tbs c,a,,1 b.vs svsr
seen.
SB. MILLS. New York. saws;
sUoT pure miusieal tones. 1romptness and
Of RslOn and ns ysIis.y q ssct s
class.
GEORGE WASHBOURNE MORGAN, New
everything I have seen Of the kind whether IN
Europe or America.
MAX MARETZEK, Conductor, etc., New
York, says: THE best reed instruments in the
world are made in the United States, and your
Cabinet Organs are greatly superior, and by far
the best made here.
E. Fl. JONES, Organist, Southampton, Eng
1 says AZ ZEE TX =, ,ne ssUm @ & ,han
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GEO. WILLIAM WARREN, New York, says !:
YOUR instruments, in workmanship and quality
Of tone, are unsurpassed.
A. GoUROULT, Paris, France, says:
regard them as unequaled.
EUGENE THAYER. Boston, says:
I consider your Cabinet Organs ,uperior, In all
respects, to any have ever seen.
scbnoi ifin,on phiia pa says: At The nnmerou.
Sunday. school conventions and I'm stitutes which
attend generally md some portable re ed In at u
ment, good or bad, old or new; The Mason Ham.
lin are the sweetest toned, the most manageable
most reaSis and Iesat IeY 10 get ont Of Srder
FDWARD n RnrRAuTT London ssys.
For sacred music at home, the Mason i Hsmlin
Cabinet Organ is desirable, and in many respects,
shst S9uda eosiy pe PO,en ScsI s orssn
CHARLES F. DAVIES. Organist, ETC., Lon