Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1857-09-24
TESTIMONIALS FROM PROFESSORS AM
OPINIONS or THE PRESS.

"The Horace Waters' Pianos are kaown as HE
yer, best. Wa arp enabled 10 speak ii these nsru-
ments with some degree Of con6lsoce. from personal
Knowledge oftheir tone and durable quality
In. X. Evangelist. 81 #
Says The Chrislien Intel h Having in
spected large nambcr 81 the Horace Waters Plan
os.s We can speak oftheir merits, hpm pesso0al.
knowleds., as being Of the very hest quality =
Nothing at the State fair displayed greater excel
lence in any department than the Piano Forta naa.
uiactased " Horace Waters, ofthis city. Church
man. sss8& " s9 U: $s' 81 SsS y II -ss S
The following is taken from The 4 Christian IN
quirer" =: 6 The finest among the many pianos at
the Chrystal Palace those placed there by Horace
Wsers; whose instfdu 4. are .lwsys popular, !,
cate" IMemphis, Tcnn.) The Horace Waters'
piaaos are built Of the hest aid ost thornnphy sea-
soncd material. From all we can learn ot6 estab-
lish neatsaid to lie the argest in this United States
we have no doubt that huyers caH.do us well, per-
haps batter, at this thaa at any ther house the
Union.''
IS Mr.. Waters has been long established and Is
hvorably known. We speak from experience when
readers that his prices are below those
usuav charged for articles in his line. ' Jackso-
nian, N J.)
sshe treble Is clear, pure, powerful, and very me-
lodous the bass Is deep, rolling and sonorDus; tie
middle para i rich and sympathetic, and possessing
thespawer.of singing, ~ Of uniting ths sound Or
each tone, degree fs rarely achieved. Hen
rye Watson S 81 q
s.Fer p,wer ii tone, depth Or bass, a1d br;liancy
Of n bic, together with accuracy Of touch, thsy
esin,' 70 TO any make ! am acquainted with. and
cordially recommend them to those wishing to p.,r-
chase. --sv. G. Tayior.)
stOar fricn}s viii find i, Mr. Waters' store the
very hest ass frfmeat pf music and Of piaaos Is b.
found in the ahsd States, and We urge southern
and vested fsienis % give him aca whenever they
90 10 New York ~ 5sraham's Mlraxine.9 is
s,fs
frnm the resonant aadexceedingy musical Zone which
Mr.. Waters has succeaded ID attaining &c New York
Musical World aud Timas) ssSss5
.switess pianos and msIpdeons chalIenge compare
son with tbs 6eesta,sds anyWhers il the country,
(Iipme Jpurnai,)
CT. Shslss. aditer Of the Kenosha !" Tribune and
Telegraph says. s The plan, was received 10 good
order. md is ,Eaouncei an excellent instrument hy
good jill yes, The tons Of il
ed. a Indeed It's external Workmanship and fnsll.s
som,'ared VIII iis COST, -, speakiay e me
Palace, The e New York Dispatch SAYS & A num-
her Of these pianos and pedal bass organ melodeons
from their great power, and fulless and rchness &c
tone, attract the general attention and Communications
of visitors. Waters !" New Scale, is recognized bv
artists as not only seaside bur imputant improve.
msnt III pianos = The 4 New York Express,
says q Tie Horace Waters Pianos DIRE PRONOUNCED
by mnsca anase,ss u adeeitedly superior article 4,
all the requisites of This Instrument and Il Is ss
supcrcsaisg M 81 other aafacttrers. q TIE
3 New York isyeniag Post says 'Ishe Horace
he has thoso pfs1ihrr nskers. al well "a Aecoi- hand
y, capitally adapted 70 limited means. e The
:. Sunny Snssh reaches Us with she fsllo&inx -
This gentleman ID one &c the mUst slsc-
dealers the Unson x His rianos snd msJodeoss
have sbtaised g.eA ncIebrity rxesseai tone
Advocate W. havs il i ioSk i NJ r ;sas
which has iust arrived ffft M s esfnhlssh