Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03
PROM RRoFEssoRs AND
OPINIONS Or THE PRESS.

ssThe Horace Wafer Pianos are known a. III
very best We are enabled to sneak 81 these il,stri
ments with some degree 81 confidence, from persona
knowledge oftheire tDne md duable qu6ly
s ~ nsss dSs;ssp r..s,is,pe.r /.
pected arEe number 81 lie Horace Wafers ' Pian.
|ess w can speak of their merits, fr0m persona
knowledge, a. being Of the very Best qualify
Nothing at the State fair displayed greater excel.
ence il any department than the Piano. Forte man,
u'actared ~ Horace Water. Nj city Church
The following /. taken from the !. Chr;.t;an In
quirer s. 8 The finest among The many pianos !,
The Chrysal Palace are those placed there 81 Horace
M ates. whose instruments are always popular z
q The frpIowiDgw we take from the Christian Adyo.
cate (Memphis, TenD.): ssThe Horace Nafers'
panQs are built Of the best and most thoroughly sea
soned material From All we can learn of this cstab
shment-said 70 be the largest in The United States
haps better, At thu than 81 any other house ia lie
Union.D -
II Mr.. Water has been long established and !,
ayorably known. We speak from experience when
We assure readers that Bis prices are below those
usually charged for articles il bis line Jackse-
man, N. - 1. s HI q, 7,s
ssThe treble u clear, pure, D. wer.l. and yery me-
odious, the bass Is deep, rolling, and sonorous: the
middle part i rich and sympathetic, and possessing
the power Of singing, e. Of uniting the sound q
each tone, in degree but rarely achieved. Hen
ry q Watson,
Fer power of tone depth &c bass, and brilliancy
Of treble together with accuracy Of touch they are
equal e 70 any make am acquainted with, and
cordially recommend them 10 those wishing to Dur.
chase. --(V. G.. Taylor,l 7s4
s. Our friends will find Al mr. Waters' store the
very hest assortment IF music and Of Pianos to Be
found in the United States and we urge our southern
and western friends to give him call whenever they
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= We consider them worthy II special attention.
from the resonant and exceedingly musical tone which
Mr.. Waters has succeeded ID attaining ssfNew Yak
Musical World and Tiues)
"Waters pianos and melodeons challenge con,rar;
Son with the finest made anywhere ia tie country
Home Journal ''sa
g ]. SHOES, editor 81 the Kenosha Tr;b,n1 .nd
Telegraph" says, = The piano was received Is rood
order, and Is pronounced an excellent instrument n
good judges, the tons Of II Superintendent
led ~ indeed itS external workmanship and finish
|compAred with III cost = Speaking Of the
Horace Waters Pianos and Melodeons at the Crysta
Palace, the 9 New York Dispatch says Y Nun.
Der of these pianos and pedal bass organ melodeons
from their great power, and flless and richness II
tone, attract the general attention and conusendstion
lot visitors. Wafefs z New Scale IS recognized III
artists as not only sensie but important Improve
nnent n pianos. IS --- The r. New York Express,
says = The Horacs Waters Pianos are pronounced
hy musical aIaesls a. decidedly superior article in
H the regulates of this instrument and II Is fst
superceding those of other manufacturers = The
!. New York Evening Post" says z The Horace
Waters Pianos afe excellent as veil as cheap b.,
~ has thoso 81 other Makers 10 well ID second hand
= ~, eapitally adapted ID, limited means = The
M Sunny Soath reaches al with the following -
IS This gentleman Of tho most extensive music.
have obtAited great celebrity or their excellent tone
md duFahy qualify. - Saw Thu Vnl,ev fy.,