Connecticut western news., 1874-01-30
In AMERICA ALWAYS

THE MASON AND HAMLIN ORGAN Co., hayo. by tho concurrence of tho Special Jury, tho international Jury and two Sub Juries of most eminent artists and experts from different countries, boon officially awarded the First and Highest Medal ut tho Vienna Exposition in competition with tho bost makers of all coun- trios. In addition tho Austrian Industrial Society at Vienna awarded to Mr. Emmons iamn, of this Company, their Grand Silver Modal and Diploma of Honor, for tho valuable improvements oxhibitod, and extraordinary superiority displayed in thoso Organs at the Exposition. OHter 1mericdn Exhibitors toere toh0tcUer.
 1t is sgnifica as to tho superiority of tho MASON liAMLIN CABINET ORGANS that they arc tho 0nty American Instruments of the class which have over obtained any award in compo- ttlon at a Worlds Fair, and that thcv have attodys obtained tho highest award at Industrial ExhlDltlons in America thcro not having boon halt dozen exceptions at hundreds of such comparisons.
 Testimony from 1000 Musicians Is published by tho MASON & HAMLIN Organ Company in Testimony Circular, which will DO sent free to any address. It will Do found to Include tho judgment of most of tho leading orgahlsts, piansts, conductors and composers or tho country, with tho most distinguished vocallsts and instrumentalsts |; tho general tonor or whoso evidence is that the superiority 0f he MASON X HAMLIN ORGANS 10 du others sn Me eoOrld is obUious and material, that thoy have purity and excellent quality of tono not yet dndtned by others which will not only please at first, but continue to please that they are equally remarkable for their variety of cffoct, their power and dolicacy, tleir promptness and oqnalit of sc"'o, and, especially, their thor onglncSs of c .struction and durability.
 An this IS tho Judgment not only of Ameri- can musicians, but of many of tho r, Most Distinguished ln Europe. Tho Testimonial Circular alluded to contains testimony from many of tho vcry most eminent in
 hond"n' Paris, Vienna, Berlin, Prague,
 St' Petersburg, and other principal
 European cities.
 So highly arc tho MASON X HAMLrN ORGANS appreciated in Europe, especially in England tlat etght hnndred of thom have boon sold In !.ond0" alone during tho year 1873, the demand Tor them having doubled yearly, on all average, sihco their introduction thoro, a few years since.
 The Plan of Selling Socuros fairnoss and lowest prices to all TIE LOWEST PRICES arc PRINTED in the pRICE-I.IsTs or tho Company, and are therefore fixed and inVSrinble-aliko to all. Only smallest commits slons call bo allowed to dealors, who therefore sometimes recommend inferior Organs on ,ohich lhey are alto'oed larger profts
 New Styles Ready.
 This Company have rocontly completed and now oner number or now styles, tho most beautiful Ill external appearance, having tho yreatost musical capacity, and sold at pricos which rcndcr them tho cheapest which they havo over mado. Among them arc FIVE Oc. FAVE DOUBLE REED ORGANS at $ll0, $l25, $1GO ID $lS5; with three and four sets of rceds, SIfo to S325. Other stylos mp to fourtoen sets or roodsat $1.500. Many of thosc arc in tho new UrRIoHr RESONANT CASES, of great oxcel- ence and beauty. Somo contain the now stops VOL D'AMoun EurHoNE, IMPROVED Vox Hu- MANA, and the REVOLVING FALL BoAnp.
 Organs rented with privilege of purchaso pr sold for payments running through one to four years.
 Illustrated Catalogues, Prico-Lsts, &c., free. Mason & Hamlin Organ Co.,,
 BOSTON, NEW YORK and ClfICAGO.