Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
FROM PROFESSORS AM
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

FROM PROFESSORS AND
OPINIONS or THE PRESS.
s''The Horace Waters Pianos are known as the
very hest We are enabled 10 speak of these instri-
ments with some degree Of confidence, from personal
knowledge ofther excellent tone and durable QUALIFY
On. Y. Evangelist. .a5ss s5 .sti M II
Says IS The Christien Inteigencer:'' SHAVING in
spected a large number of the Horace Waters Plan
os, we can speak Of their merits, from personal
knowledge, as being Of the very hest quality. =
Nothing at the State fair displayed greater excel
ience in any department than the Piano. Forte man
uiactured BY Horace Waters, ofthis city Church
man, s.{ .#3ss . 8
The following is taken from the g Christian In
quirer =: The finest among the many pianos at
the Chrysal Palace those placed there by Horace
Waters, whose instruments are ALWAYS popular. =
The Following we take from the g Christian Advo-
CATE (Memphis, Tcnn) ssThe Horace Waters !
pianos built Of the hest and most thoroughly sea-
soned material, From. all can learn Of this estab-
Gshment-sad to be the largest in the United States
we have no doubt that buyers can do as WELL per-
haps better, at this than at any other house In the
Union.'' t 1920
IS Mr.. Waters has been long established and is
favoraby known. We speak from experience when
usually charged for articles in his line. -" Jackso-
Man, N. ~
The treble IS clear, pure, powerful, and very me-
odious, the bass is deep, rolling, and sonorous; the
middle part is rich and sympathetic and possessing
the power Of singing, i.e. fmting the sound 81
each tone, in degree bat rarely achieved. -" Ien-
ry G Watson } VI s8&s8
aFor power Of tone, depth Of bass, and brilliancy
Of treble, together with accuracy Of touch, they are
equal to to any make ] am acquainted with, and I
cordially recommend them to those wishing to pur-
chase. ". G. Tayior.)
g 6 Our friends will find at Mr. Waters store the
|yerv best assortment Of music and Of Pianos to be
in md
and western friends to give him call whenever they
50 to New York. ~ Graham's Magazine. ) ss;ss N
We consider them worthy Of special attention.,
from the resonant and exceedingly musical tone which
Mr.. Waters has succeeded in attaining New York
Musical World and Times.) essss IF = 5.4
ssWaters pianos and melodeons challenge compari
sonwith the finest made anywhere in the country -
(Home Journal,) 3'
g i. Sholes, editor of the Kenosha Tribune and
Telegraph says, g The piano was received 10 GOOD
order, and is pronounced excellent instrument by
good judges, the tons Of it
led, as indeed its external Workmanship and finish,
compared with its cost. 4 - --- Speaking Of the
Horace Waters Pianos and Melodeons at the CRYSTAL
Palace, the g New York Dispatch says GA num-
Der Of these pianos and pedal bass organ melodeons
from their great power, and fulless and richness Of
tone, attract the general attention and commentator
Of visitors. Waters e New Scale is recognized by
artists as not only sensible but important improve
nent in pianos. --- The Y New York Express''
says 6 The Horace Waters Pianos are pronounced
BY musical amateurs decidedly superior article in
al the requisites Of this instrument, and it is fast
superceding those Of other manufacturers. y - The
:. New York Evening POST says ss.The Horace
Waters Pianos are excellent as well as cheap hr.
he has those Of other makers, well as second hand
: ~, capitally adapted to limited means. 2 The
Sunny South reaches us with the following =
This gentleman is one Of the most extensive music
dealers in the Union. His pianos and melodeons
have obtared great celebrity for their excellent tone
and durable quality - Says 6 The Valley City
Advocate We have taken a look at q piano
which has just arrived from the celebrated establish
ment Of Horace Waters, and must say that for tone
and beauty Of finish, it surpasses any we ever saw
fort the price Horace Waters r iano- Fortes
are Of full rich, and even tone, and powerful New
Pork, Musical Review.