Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-22

EmuhF The Hzsay certificates 0f the ezcsilsncs ana
sris Of these Pianos, se would refer 70 the tollo
ka. ". EEAsz, Baltimore, Dear Sir ~ have groat
Pleasure tn certifying that have tried you Square
ia this country Among their great qualities Whieh
distinguish them Ia the svsnnsss o. tone the agree
able aud easy touch, aud volume OF tone. NiEainE
YcH AL ths success you 80 highly deserve,
an sir, yours ysTT ri fEqlEl aIl2
FrranaiAtiOn-fErom the Ffsne6.l
AFTER having rayed.on the Pianos q Messrr. kna5s
Co. it Is impossible not 10 bef testimony % tais
qualities which have acquired for them to eminent
reputation which they enloy- TIE Pianos oI tnsss
rlsnufacture, which have played, aEossdin g
Iy remarkable their qualities Of TONE. Ths BaFs
rOwsr III without har6hness, and the upeer noe
sweet clear and kermoni0usly mellow, (chTyss
aud do not h0stte to EXPRESS In regard = thess ic.
sFuents my entire satisfaction, and 20 t1ciars thg
tasy sre equal Il not superior g tas best mn39ise'
tured n Eur9Pe OF ths country oY the most eels2rn'
ed maker. Isignedl l. 4. eVr1HUHALk,
To hIesars. Ws. KHABE Co., Baltimoro:-f car.
not but congratulate you upon the immense Brogrei
and improvements which You continually make or
Jour panSs Ehie IN nv optniop rsEs @ am95S Fa'
Mr. Gso. A. BGzLOW:-Thess noble Instrums1t1
=osesa immense resources Of power and expression.
TIE bass Is sonorous aud grand the middle register
rich and 5Ympsthsto; while the Righ 1Gtes sre bril-
liant, clear and pure as silver bells.
The scale ia even without single naE; the action
ID 5mooth and Earvslously easy sd the pedal s1eoss
In q word, KnAbe's Pianos are worthy Of the great
sstArtists, and capable Of rendering tas snssi
EhI2A SHEPHERD,
Cleveland, o.
Nr G, A. BARLOW, Dear Sir 1T gives me pleasuP
20 state that consider the knsDe Plano equal 10
and superiOr TO most instruments msae IN this ooU
m. especially in richness and volume OF tone.
Having used one OF the same or ton OF more hour
Of each day, for two years. t5ei confident IN recon
nending them TO all who unacQ asint tel with thsi
great qualities" ani, respectfully, y0aTsl
o, Q. z. LaREED,
Zesohsr Of n usic Cleveland Female SeufnaT
8. a. BARLOW, Dear 6ir:-It gives ne much DisaI
zTa 20 be able 70 say that consider kuabe8 Plane
he finest, both In volume and sweetness which nav
sTsr played upon, slther. IN America OF Europs.
There dals OPeTsts with better eiast than IN N
0therlns trumentsi and IN fact, Aaes'A motto ma
tFrly be, ssHxcslssoE.H Hrs. o. 6. DOUGLAS,
Teacher oi AEsic, Oisgsla1a
Prof u. J. HorHaAaLW, Teacher Of Muhio in tha
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes 80 After examining
large number Of Wm. knabe B Cos Piano F0rtsl
unhesifstingly pronounce them superior to any
have Hosn. Their tone is grand and noble; they hayl
Treat capacity for sustaining the sOunc and theiI
volume q tone power have nevor hoard eKoslled
They combine with fine touch, dsztht E9estness Q.
tone, purity sHd durability"
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That the Knabe Piano is SUPERIOR % AL OtneEI
made in thiB country, for briancy, sweetness, ana
veuma OF tone, needs only to Be heard TO coaVnce 4
she iaot, ~ State Journal, bus, Ohio
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