The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-01-20
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GOLDEN MORTA
Eaient Feather Dressing.
TESTIMDN(ATS

The limits Of this notice render II ueceSsoru ., l.
0o"e testimonials among the many thai m,gh Be y,od,sJ
, icheefluy testify to the merits of mr. Reynods svS,o
Feather Dressing having had feather bed dressed h
u oeei IN se more than fifteen years. and as SO con
matted toseter as to be considered almost useless IN
edhesday evening Benton took TO his room a5 ~
Thursday afternoon delivered in as good condo ga "a
new eaher ped and more than twice the size that was
ne hfst took 1t IN hand consider the invention yerv nsG,
one; ,r ana wen deserving public patronage.
This is to certify that have had an old bed which h,%
lof years dressed and cleaned by the Patent Feaber
ies nacele and that said bed appears to have the
asuc ana freshness OF new feathers have no hesitation IN
saying, that consider the above machine nseti, in,
capable OF performing all setorh in the advertisements and NO.
rr"v son'n,,,x 100, j. W. BULKLEY.
have had number of beds dressed by mr. REYNOLDS md
Machine and think much cannot be said in II, @ @e'hs
schenectady, Oct l. 1884.
JAMES v s. RYLEY. Pos, M,s,o~
Inns ceflhes that have had bed dressed the Paon M
chine, that had been in than forty wears and b, m
come SO matted and unpleasant that almost unfit fr @
since mas every appearance OF bed and ,b
ouk so much that did not have them all put back in the s,
bed by number of pounds believe to be a vnInsh e
mp 3ltre FGremsnt Sot n 100, ABRAHAM WILLIAMS,
have had ond bed dressed by the above machine which Ind
Deen IN constant for 30 years-rhe feathers ,o - ."
'oSether and IN Jumps, and did consider it worth sc,j
any thing 1t restored to its original iveness and I
y u coue1 p @ iow worth nearly as much bed
r. Certificate from Rev G. A. Lntua of Schoharie'
Having witnessed the operation of REYNOLDS Feo,Jer D
sing machlne have no hesitation in recommending il to m.
public generally, of the most interesting and nG, w
Nehos oi the age had several beds which were so mucb
red by moth and other be considered almost
ess-but after having gone through The operation of this no
chine they were entirely ceansed from moth and rendered m
pleasant and agreeable when they new From nv
observation and the testimony of others feel norsu,doJ %
the inventor of this machine has established his claims TO nub
patronage and hope that he may with the J
encouragement which he richly merits ff '
rom the Hon Gideon Lee late Mayor of the city of York
Messrs Benton & Reynolds J
have examined Patent machine for cleaps;n, E,L
at no Chatham Square and am clearly ohe opinion that il
will prove beneficial invention When consider the A.
a n1ttpp rataina I'm,
quantity OF persprde matter all Feathers used as Reds c
charged WITH and again nightly reabsorbed by those who
sleep on lem we may readily for unheabiness of
Feather Beds. The purifying power of fire. sunnns ;s
known by body The degree of heat manner of it's
application by the above mode ofceanng in my opinion MAJ,
be applied without injury the the Feathers ,n%
have no manner of doubt must greatly promote the health o
those who continue to Feather Beds likewise the Fo.h
are rende more light lively aud buoyant by the rrooes os
azpungn rte oily gutinous matter from them u
Nay, May a. = ioS2. 80 ,... GIDEON LEE
Gentlemen--From having one Bed dressed bv
your Patent Machine, am of opinion it is n use.
dl invention, and entitled to public patronnge
Respectfully, Yours, &. w. LAWRENCE.
To hlessrs. Benton & Reynolds
certify that rented room for the use of the
Patent Feather Dressing Machine. which yave mo
sufficient opportunity of Witnessing it's oprr,-
ION on variety of feathers of worn out and worth
esS appearance before they were revived in the ma.
hine, and of seeing them after they were dressed
nd restored, by their appearance, to their original
tate ot elasticity: was well satisfied with tb;s
Improvement, that | furnished the dresser with am
Id bed which had been in constant use for 20 wears
nd after being dressed is how restored to All ,bs
ropertles of bed.
Cooperstown, Nov. 10, 1884
JOHN RUSSELL.
The undersigned certify, that they have had beds.
hch had been in use for number of wears. and
ere TO all appearance nearly worn out dressed in
ne above described Machine, by Which operation
le Feathers were restored to their original state q
asucity, and now possess all the properties, an
re nearly as valuable as new ones
John III. Prentiss, Elisha Foofe.
George Pomeroy Miles Conpstoek.
James SfoceH, James I. Paul,
Seth DeRJtedey, Jr, Chester Jarvis,
isaac Leois, Ehery Cory,
OrSoR Smith, Leri RxeL
Copper estown, Feb. I6 1884 J0kn Brerer,
The subscriber has purchased the sole right
aking using and vending the above Machine in
c county of Newport He has used it with great
ccess in different parts of the Union, and intends
on to visit the respective towns in this State. and
We those who desire TO witness the effects of its or
ations, an opportunity 30 do and to Judge for
emselvcs. WIN. HARRINGTON