HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1894-12-19, Page 17The Milo Trade Review, New York,
in, its annual review of the Canadian trade
says of the Doherty Organ :
st,
"Their organs are acknowledged
.leaders and always in demand, regard-
less of hard times, as shown by the
fact that they have run full time with
complete staff of tvorkrnon for the last
year, the only exclusive organ firm
that we know of who has done so.
This is saying a good deal.
"Their organs possess a perfection of
detail and close conformity to require-
ments not found in many other organs.
"Their organs have stood the test of
severe usage and climate in all parts of
the world and rank higher to -day than
ever.
"They•are universally known as com-
bining sweetness and power of tone,
skill and thorough mechanism and ele-
gantly designed cases. Sold at reason-
able prices, the result of a quarter of a
century's experience and careful study,
their organs are no experiment, but
the practical result of recognized merit
and ample facilities."
A Kingston paper refers in the follow-
ing to an Organ we recently had the pleas-
ure of supplying the Wolfe Island Roman
Catholic church:
"Rev. T. J. Spratt treated his con-
gregation to a "surprise party" by an-
nouncing that he had placed a new
organ in the parish church. On lots
Sunday he secured the services of
Ernest Cunningham. Under his mas-
ter touch a variety of beautiful music
was furnished after, the regular service.
The choir also sang. His reverence
asked the congregation to signify their
approval of the instrument by a stand-
ing vote. which they did, after which
he submitted his scheme for its pay-
ment, by sending leading parishion-
ers around with subscription books.
Though surprised somewhat at its pur-
chase, after hearing its fine tone and
calibre the generous congregation con-
gratulated themselves and felt pleased
at the practical astuteness of their
pastor in securing such an instrument.
The new organ is a Doherty make,
reed, pipe style. The old one will be
raffled, it is -said. The church choir
will be "out of sight" literally, at least,
as the new organ is a very high one."
nr.reruei
•
4141''
u.unaiinu:wilu,io ,. f
GEM MODEL.
Music reveals what poet cannot write.
MACHNEN.
OUR AGENTS SAY.
THE AMSTERDAM, HOLLAND, AGENT.
"In our opinion your Organ is satisfac-
tory for construction, quality of tone and
workmanship."
THE BARRIE AGENT.
"I do not want any better. The New
Wagner will knock the spots off any
O; an made in Canada, both for beauty
tone."
THE HAMBURG, GERMANY, AGENT.
"I must say that the material and
workmanship of these Organs belong to
the finest American manufacture."
THE WINDSOR AGENT.
"I think we can beat anything in this
country."
The sweetest music in my heart
Was the olden songs at home.
TAYLOR.
•i..._ir:i_ ,.
91; \d-
1 r .,31 .cli
—,
`ijt ,e� m�i�4 r
1 — e
WAGNER MODEL.
• 'The power of Music has been j,Xnown
To raise or tumble cities down.
DUCK.
THE BUSIEST SPOT IN THIS COUNTRY.
Thus pass our joyous hours away
With flowers and music, songs and books.
KENEALY.
i
The following testimonials will net
only be convincing as to the merits of our
Organs, but as they are given by parties so
widely seperated by distance that the
reader cannot fail to appreciatethe
world-wide extent of our business:
• FROM ENGLAND.
"I have much pleasure in' stating
that your:Organ which I have in my
school gives great satisfaction to all.
The tone is sweet and powerful and
the workmanship perfect."
Yours faithfully,
JOHN .ANTHILL,
Teacher of Music and Harmony.
11 Davenant Road, London, N., Eng.
FROM GERMANY.
"It affords me great pleasure to ex-
press my entire satisfaction at the re-
sults embodied in the favorite Doherty
Organs. The workmanship both of
exterior and interior• mechanism is of
the most careful and thorough descrip-
tion, whilst the most varied meances
of tone, and, when desired, -a wonder-
ful volume of sound are at the disposal
of the performer. These organs only
require to be known to be appreciated
and sought after."
ERNEST WERTHERM, R.A.M.,
Conservatorium, Berlin,Germany
FROM AUSTRALIA.
"My customers are all well pleased
with your Organs."
JAS. M. FIRTH.
Watson's Bay, Sidney, N. South Wales
FROM JAPAN.
"Allow me to say that the Chapel
Organ purchased for our Shiznoka
church is one of the best I have ever
seen. For appearance, tone and power
we want nothing better."
REV. F. H. CASSIDY,
Shiznoka, Japan.
�...: �..:.:_:. ::-..�,w:..-tis:..:..•_ '••o-
IPAtd 8l.a"p,O�OxO�O�OYO)OpQlq'}(ftlnlml0 ,.
ROYAL MODEL.
The organ's sound that fills the ears
Has found where deep emotions breed.
McCULLOCH.
The following testimonial, which we
value highly, will doubtless bring to many
readers a flood of pleasant recollections
of the past. It is nearly 20 years old :
"We the undersigned have great pleas-
ure in recommending W. Doherty & Co's
organs as instruments in which all the
desirable improvements are to be found.
"The organ we (St. Paul's Church, Clin-
ton) purchased excels, especially in pur-
ity and sweetness of tone and quickness
of response."
Signed,
HENRY WALL, Rector,
E. D. PRESTON,
B. MARTIN,
WM. SHEPPERD,
C. YOUNG,
K. F. MURRAY',
EDITH BROWN,
JOHN RIDOUT,
R. M. RACEY,
J. A. NELLES, Warden.