Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-18
&iOO Reward.

The above abovc offer appeared In the Christ
mas .Ncws of yesterday, signed Frank J.
| St"inhauscr. This party has for the last five
| years been trying to mislcaI the public in re-
gard 10 the manufacture OF organs in Lancas
ter by me, which am happy to say has not
had the object he anticipated (marely for jeal-
ousy). Now the offer ] gladly accept. All
ask him to do Is to place the amount In II rc-
| sponsiblr party's hand inside OF three days.
and will manufacture everything from the
! raw material Il have done it and will do So
| again) 1T my manufac:ory, $40 North Queen
| street. Why Mr.. 5. requires of me what no
other manufacturer 10 my knowledge. does to
day can't see the proprie!y. AlmOstany one
Of them could make every part, but to save OK
pensc and get out Il first-c!ass instrument ut :.
fair price this business, like all other business,
hats been divided into several classes, namely.
key makers, reed and board makers, action
| makers and case makers. The party who com
pletcs tho work Is termed the manufacturer.
All manufacturers buy some one part other
belonging to the organ no instrument Is made
complete in one factory. l am no exception
to any other maker. l never claimed 10 man
ufic,urc everything that belongs to the organ,
:ls rule, but have and will make every thing H..
asks in hsadvertisementa and more. The manu-
facturc of organs is the same ~ any other bu
siness. For instance, the shoemaker buys
the. Leather, AMI in some cases ready cut and
cr'nDcd, the pegs, nails, buttons cyelets.
laccrs, &c, yet he Is undoubtedly u shoe.
maker. The cOachmakcr buys his springs,
axles, hubs, spokcs, rims, clips bolts, fifth
wheel, &c, yet who dare say he ia not Il coach
maker. A hundred other trades could bc emu
'mcr:itcd in the same way. TO manufacture
everything that belongs to 4 certain business
in one lnanufactory would run ths cost to such
Il height that they could not be sold. A1 for
instance, a. man ill Il certain business woul!
hpS Ia re inv SfkAl in,
chimes hich may stand idle one-h:,lf of the
time; but by the present way the expense is
divided and work gotten out good for one.
third less cost, Mr.. s. astOnslle me in his offer
of $l03 for any set of reeds ever tuned in Ian
caster, As he has claimed ever since l knew
him to tune organs. Now, according to his
| statement, lie !:ss never tuned All organ, which
is IL HAT contradiction Of his advertisement.
whore he says tuning promptly attended TO.
II he cannot tune a reed or set Of reeds, that
does not prove that cannot, us l have tuned
| thousands of them, which can prove by any
OF my employees, Or some OF the Lancaster
dealers, if it is required. So Mr.. =. please put
UP. Or ever after shut up.
ALEA MckILLlPS
\ noted physician of New York, writes to a
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