The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-17


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CLOTHING AT OUR PRESENT PRICES WHICH ARE
LowtR TRAN THEY POSSIBLY GAN BE NEXT
HALFWAY BETWEEN BENNETT s. Co.
SIXTH sTs, @ lois MARKET ETi1 sTazTr.
hosr VALUABLE INvENTIoN-A NEW PIANO.
Inc superiority In c0mDactness and ELEGANCE, of the
upright piano, has lone been conceded but, Tor
reasons which We shall name this beautiful tnstru
nent mas been tabOoed by the musical profession as
we, as by those who art at all cultured in music. 1t
IacHeu nearly all the essentials of O.. good piano
yz.;-pOwer, resonance, brillancy quality, aud
lhciny Oh touch. This arose from the cramped
action and the method of attaching the restplans
me uprlPht pianos were also constantly getting out
OF tune, and required continual attention Countess
eXpeTimtnis were made both BY eminent European
emo American manufacturers to overcome these
patent imiercctons but with little result; and the
up'lght piano was condemned a fOrlorn hope
though 10th manufacturers and purchasers lonRed
20 see achieved the desideratum of perfect upright
II nsUument piano which in every essential, would
take It's place alongside the best squares and Rrands.
he eminent New York manufacturers, Messrs
SteinWaY Il Sons, whose many aud varied I'M
provements in the construction OF pianoi0rtes
have gained them a world wide reputation, have
devoted years of experimental study to the per.
leeion OF the upright piano. The patient effort
and untiring perseverance of these gentlemen have
been rewarded as they deserved. Their new in:
Nehuon-Whch must entirely supersede the old
methods OF constI Ucting upright pianOs-is styled
the patent resonatOr and double iron frame" and
was patented on the 9th of June last.
ibis new and marvellous invention may be briefly
described as follows The instrument Is provided
IN ADDITION to the usual IRON frame containing the
strings in hOnt of the sound-bOaTd, with an iron
brace frame in the OF It, instead OF constructing
that portion OF the instrument, as heretofore, OF
heavy pieces OF timber. Both the front and rear
iron frames cast IN one sohd piece, by which
means sOildtY of construction and quality OF stand
ing IN iun0 unsurpassed in the history OF plano
iOIte manufacture are insured. novel disposition
of the sound-board is also made. This most import
ant portion OF the instrument which has been aptly
described as 'the lungs OF the piano. Is by simple
contrlvance supported in its position and held in
tension between the two iron frames; capable of
such NICE regulation that the greatest possible de-
gree of vbiatory power and sound producing capa-
city are obtained, which can be ntaibIy registered
at any desirable point.
In all the faulty o d styles of upright pianos manu-.
iactured, the action stood upon posts, the lower
ends of which rested upon the keys, rendering the
mechanism both cramped and complicated, while
the pianos were constantly liable to get out of
order. In the new patent upright piano of Stein
way-which, like their square and grand pianos, is
oveIstrUng- the action works directly upon ano
from the keys exactly in the other description of
instruments, and the touch s just as prompt facile
light, and agreeable. Another great and remark
able mpl plovement is the application OF their newly
invented soft pedal to these instruments. BY
most ngenious, vet simp % cOntrvance, the whole
range OF hammers can be moved either in close
proximity to the strings, to desirable pO mt
Of Their striking distance; thus enabling the PLAYER
at will to elicit the full power of the instrument,
or the softest whisper OF its tone, to give any
pradstion Of creSceado or dimauen 10 with unerring
certainty.
Taken altogether, these new upright pianos are
the most perfect instruments OF their C ass ever
constructed, Their nOn-laD1dtY to get out OF
order and the certainty OF their remaining in tune
for q succession OF years together with their com
pact beauty of form, render them the most desra-
bic instruments for all pereons with whom economy
of room is a leading consideration.
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suit it can be sold that would, ottentimes,
purchase what Is called q "cheID suits" 1t always
has an air of style when worn, thus saUeS you
ever feeling that you ale ShGbbily dressed. All OF
these points secured by purchasing your cloth
ing at Charles STOKES & Co.'s Flrst-Class Ready
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well-known symptoms, Oppression across the
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G!oomness of Mind Weariness, Dull Headache,
Dirty, GREASY appearance OF the skin. Yellow Tnge
of the White of the Eyes Loss of Appetite, and
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ills of life are more widely prevalent tnan these
Bilious Disorders and yet they may readily be got
rid of by using Dr. Jagnes sentative Plls, py whose
healthy action the vtiated secretion of the Stomach
| changed, all CostiveDess removed, and the who'll
system SssISsa n 81 N ne 99 s re cOnuOn
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| of imparting KNOWLEDGE Of business affairs, tht
posed removal of this institution to Fifth and Ches
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| make this a favorable opportunity ior those who
wish to enter at the low rate OF $50 for the full
| course.
| WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY is "a com
| bination and a form moeed." for healing anC
curing diseases of the throat, lungs, ana chest.
cures a cough by lOOsening and cleansing the
lungs, and allaying irritatiOn thus TeDSoDia0 The
cause, instead OF drying mp the cough and leaving
the disease beh'-
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But in their place stands Phalon's "NIght Bloom
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and every American lady wonders, as she inhale
IT'S odOr, how she could ever have tolerated rhem-
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