The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-07-23
TESTIMONIALS OF WATERS Gel
EBRATED PIANOS, CONCERTO
AND ORCHESTRAL ORGANS.

lIesp.. Waters e Sos have devoted their
whole capital and attention 10 tho manufacture
and sale of pianos and organs, and their m
struments have recently been awarded The
irst premium at several fairs. We hHIHtu Is
know that their instruments earned tlcm
good reputation long before Expeditions aud
The "honOrs" connected herewith were even
thought Of; indeed, we have one OF the " aler
pianos now in our residence lwhCrC Il had
stood for years Of which anNfnlauuifrl IrCr va
the world might feel proud, We have always
powerful instrument, and thore ~ up doubt 81
its durability; more than this, some OF Inc best
amateur players in tue city, az well a. .cNcfal
celebrated pianists, have performed 100 the
said piano, and all pronounce it = surcrgrnnd
hrst-class instrument. Stronger udurso-
ments we could not give. Home JourHnn
The Woter's PioHos are known as among the
very best. We are enabled TO speak %! these
instruments with confidence, from personal
knowledge,-M J. EUaHge'isi.
We can speak Of the merits Of The Water
Pianos from personal knowledge, us being of
the very best quality hriTioH it''NgrHcr'
At the Kings County Industrial Fair held In
Brooklyn October, 1873, Horace Water. N son
we're awarded Diploma No. for Orchestral
Organ. The Committee Of Awards says:
The orchestral stop IN this tusTumc e o. n
reat improvement in regard To- effect good
one, and frst-class workmanship - b'opN-
Vn Union.
The Waters Concerto Parior OfgUaa,= Mr.Hor.
ace Waters, Of 4sl Broadway has patented
imprOyementin parlor ORGANS which r'udcrs
his popular instruments preferable taauy mat
we have seen. Tho new feature rgU.''l. OF
what is called q Concerto Stop, produced ~
an extra set Of reeds peculiarly voiced. IT,
tone Is remarkably full, sweet and brilliant,
and it, power very fine. With tHl~ stop huH
the swell, the most charming y1rictic. ui az
preston can be produced. The largest en-
I braces ten stops, rich sub. bass, very acll
! eatepiccOlO, hute, molodia, dulciauD' forte l.
| ola, coupler, the concerto, anGa NuN humtnt
or trenolo. They have three full sets % reeds
/ with clear, delicate tone, an excellent ac
| ton and an eaaJ bellows attachment beside
| being handsome in appearanoe'-N' J. IRE
I buHe.
! -. Waters Concerto Parton OrguH uugscsscs
| beautiful and peculiarly soft tDug. Tho Con
! certo Stop is without doubt the best Cvvl
| placed in any organ. Its produced h1 au "a
! ira set Of reeds, peculiarly voieCd, IRON .WhlNl
| the effect is most charming, ana iis hhll1tl"i
Of tone and orchestral effects 70 has DO equal.
-NeiU York Times.
"TLe Waters Concerto P0liDr OgguD w
/ are glad to chronicle any new thing, ur 1n'
I improvement upon an old one thhi 'ehus %
| popularize music by rendering w. study rllh'
: easier or more attractive. Lately our 4uch
ton has been called Go q new patented EtuI
| added 10 the Waters Reed Organ, called ga
/ Concerto Stop. II is so voiced re-. tH nave
| tone like full rich alto voice; " ls gspr'ia,
ly Human in its tones. II b. powerful aa wei
! MS sweet, and whom we heard a. We were y
! doubt whether we liked il best In Solo, ut VIII
/ Full Organ. We regard this rs q valuable ga
/ dition to the Reed Organ. ''-hur1. Ne
/ Yorker.