Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
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ssThe Horace Waters' Pianos are known d the
very best, We are 70 speak of thsse ipstr1
rnenas with some degree Of confidence, from
knowledge ofsheir excellent tone and durable quality. Z
-(N. X. Evangelist NJ 't- 4.
Ssys 6 The Christie1 InteIlieencer:" Having IN
spected large number ii the Hosace Waters PAN
os, we can speak Of tbsN merits, irom personal
knowledge, - being of the very hest. qualitye'''
Nothing at the State fair displayed greater excel
ience in any department than the Piano Forte man
niactursd by Horace Waters, ofths eity church,
man . s7 s ~ & s.,s 81 IS
The following il taken from The Z Christian IN
qa;rer =: !" The finest among the nssuy pianos At
1.-THE Chrystal Palace those placed there by Horace
Waters, whose instruments are ALWAYS popalar, n
|cate" memphis, fcnn.): ssTheI Horace Waters
pianos are bit Of the best and most thoroughly
lsoned material From all We can learn oftis estab-
Iishmeut- to be the argest in the United States
1--WE have no d0ibt that huyers can Jpas well, per-
haps BETTER at this than at any other house IN the
], 1nion. =
!. watsrs b.. been long estaAlished and =
ea.o,. ty known. We speak from expes;eircs when
~ orr readers that his prices are below those
H. cha, sed for ARTICLES in his line. Jackso-
"Th. .,.i,s i. clear, pure, powerful, and very me
todior. III hass !. deep, rolling and sonorous the
middle bart q rich an,a sympathetic, and possessing
ths power IF singing. s; :. Admitting the sound o.
eaat tone, Ii degree but "a. achieved ~ Hen
~ G Watson. ass ssss -, !
For power Of tone, depth Of ~. az
oftfebe together with accuracy Of ,.;,h 10y I'M 81
esiuai To- To any make i am acquainted Wlln' ana
cordially recommend ihem to those wishil y g Pnr-
shase .-rtV. g. Tayior.) :.
sfs Our friends will find 81 Mr. WatEys, store ~.
very hest assortment OF music and Of Pianos to b.
found IN the United States, and urge southern
and western friends give him caIi Whenever they
$50 70, New York. ''--rf Graham's Magazine. J
III We consider them worthy Of special attention,
from the resonant and exceedingly musical tone which
Mr.. Waters has succeeded ii attaining (New York
Musical World and Times, WE a. ssi,'. ..ss
n Waters planes and melodeons challenge compari
son With the finest made anywhere 10 the country,
fHome Journal, 3.sli .s' s. ~ n n. .
g !. Sholes, editor Of the Kenosha {. Tribrne and
Telegraph says, The piano was received ID good
order, and is pronounced excellent instrument by
|geo4 judsss the tons of itispavticary recommend-
lea. : indeed ts external woaknanship and finish,
|eoapaFed with it,. cost. = -- Speaking 81 the
|fSsScs aasrs Pianos, and Meodeons ii the Csystal
|Palace, the 8 New York Dispatch" says g Al num-
|her " lheSe pianos and pedal bass organ meodeons,
from their great power, and nliess and richness Of
tone, altfaet The general attention and commendation
|of visitsrs. Waters New Scale j. recognized By
artists q not only seaside but important improve
|ment in pianos. "a The s New York Exnress''
|says he Horace Waters Pianos are pronounced
|by MUSICAL ansterrs al decidedly superior article Il
a the republics Of this instrument, and it s fast
those Of other manufacturers - The
Ia New Folk Evening Post's says II The Horace
Vsters Pmnos sars excellent = well as cheap brit
hs has hoso Of other Makers a. well as secondhand
Los, capitaly adapted to limited means. = - s The
~ Sunny Sopth,' reaches - with the following So:
This gentleman is ONE Of the most extensive music
|dealers IN the Union. His pianos aud melodeons
have obaIed great celebrity for their excellent tone
and durable quail = Says The valley City
Advocate 81 We have taken u look 1t ! piano
which Has Just arrived from the celebrated establish-
guent of Horace Waters and must say thar for tone
aad beauty 81 fifish Il surpasses any Ne ever saw
for the price = Horace Waters Piano Fortes
ars Of fin, rich, and even tone and powerful New
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