Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01
Horace Waters Modern Improved Pianos

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with pr without iron frames, have, ~ tl,s,r Rev
tone equaIling the grand, with The beauty and dura-
bll,fy OF the square piano. The Press and first Mu-
sic Masters have justly pronounced them equal II not
superior to any other make. They are suaranteedto
stand the action ofevery climate.
HORACE WATERS MELODEONS fte
Tuned the equal temparament), superior in ea.h
desirable agent tpr the sale of ID. sud
II. w Smith q celebrated Melodeons--can also fur.
nish Melodeons Of all other makers. Prices from
$40 to 1925; for two sets Of reeds, $3.50; two banks
of KEYS, 500; Organ pedal baas melodeons, $275
e MUSIC.--One Or the largest and best ca,aloc...
81 Music now published; sold at gre uIy reduced
prices. Music sent to wherever ordered, post paid
Personal attention paid TO al orders received BY
nail. Secondhand Pianos taken in exchange for
new Catalogues sent by mail. Great Inducements
offered e agents g sell the above. "A liberal dis
count to dealers, teachers, seminares and clergymen
Each Instrument guaranteed to give satisfaction,
or pnrchase-morey refunded. Secondhand Pianos
at great bargains constantly in store prices from 30
TO $14O. Pianos tuned and repaired, polished,
boxed and moved +, Fl fFt3 ,glas$sq i7E.ss
TESTIMONIALS FROM PROFESSORS AND
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. et,r
fssThe Horace Waters Pianos are known as the
very best. We enabled to speak Of these nsru.
ents withsome degree Of confidence, from personal
oftheir excellent tone and durable QUALIFY
I'm. Y. Evangelist. - as5if. 8S
Says The Christen Intelligencer - Having in
spected large number Of the Horace Waters Plan
los, we can speak, Of their merits, from personal
knowledge, as being 81 the very hest quality:''
Nothing at the State fair displayed greater excel.
ence 10 any department. than the Piano Forte man
Euiactured BY Horace Waters, ofthis city- Church
man, - = n s,s.. 'sgssszS &
The following is taken from the $ Christian In
lqulrer :" = The finest among the many pianos At
the Chrysal Palace those placed there BY Horace
Waters, whose Instruments are always popular.
The frollowing we take from ihe g Christian Advo-
cate Memphis. Tenn.): "The Horace Waters,
pianos are built fthe best and mnsr thorouehs sea-
soned material From all we learn of thu cstab-
shmentsaid to be the largest in the United States
we have doubt that buyers do as veil, per-
haps better, at this than at any other house in the
Union.''
h"M Mr.. Waters has been long established and 10
favorabiy known. We speak from experience when
assure readers that his prices are below those
usnaiiy charged for articles il his line. 20 Jackso-
aihe treble Is clear, pure. powerful and verv me
iodious, the bass is deep, rolling, and sonorous the
middle part is rich and sympathetic, and processing
the power Of singing, Of uniting the sound of
each tone, in degree but rarely achieved. - Hen
Try G. Watson ~. ~ wv ss
equal 70 to any make am acquainted with, and
cordially recommend them to those wishing 70 p,r-
chase, --fV. G. Tayior.) s3 s4 ,:4.' Ms 5l.l
| !" Our friends viii find ~ Mr. Waters store the
very hest assortment Of music and Of Pianos to be
found in the United States and urge our southern
and western friends to give him call whenever they
|so to New York. - Graham's Magazine.) = -
We consider them worthy Of special attention,
from the resonant and exceedingly lone which
NJ. Waters has succeeded in attaining. (New York
Musical World and Times.) sa 1elsV III 7dfst
stWaters pianos and meodeons challenge compare
son with the finest made anywhere in the country,
f(Home Journal,) .tsfs S.s.5-8 s as, s. as Z s
/ CT. Shnles, editor Of the Kenosha ss Tribune and
Telegraph" says, g The piano received in good
order and is pronounced excellent instrument BY
good judges. the tons Of il isparicnlarly recommends
led, as indeed its external workmanship and finish
lc0mpared with its cost. = 49, Speaking of the
Horace Waters Pianos and Melodeons at the Crystal
Palace, the tsNew York Dispatch ssvs: ga NUM-
her Of these pianos and pedal bass organ melodeons
from their great power, and fuless and richness 81
tone, attract the general attention and commentator
Of visitors Waters s. New Scale" is recognized by
artists not only sensible hW impusass improve
ment IN pianos. !" ---s The ( New York Exlreass'
E says 'sf'rhe Horace Waters Pianos areprono1hced
lby musical amateurs decidedly superior article in
all the requisites Of this instrument, and ii i last
lsupercedag those Of other manufacturers. - The
e New York Evening Post'' says 80 The Horxce
Waters Pianos are excellent as well as cheap b..
he has those Of other makers, well hand
IS, capitaHy adapted to limited means.,' - The
|" Sunny South" reaches US with the following -
L. This gentleman is Of the most extensive mSsc-
dealers in.ths Union.! His pianos and meloleoas
have obta, ed great celebrity for their excellent tons
land durable quality" 49, Says g The Valley CITY
Al Advocate" -ss We have taken look at piano
which has ust arrived from the celebrated establish.
aent of Horace Waters, and must cay that tor too
land beauty Of finish, it surpasses any we ever nj
4for the price. -- Horace Watep' Piano Eorseu
are of full. rich, and even tone. and powerful New
Pork Musical Review 81 Il. ! -. .ssg " ssijs
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