The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-07


~ easy aud comfortable to the RIDER The spring
can be regulated, that by turning the Tap OF tbs
screw, it will be suitable for any sized man if ID
should become Necessary, the spring be taken
out and another substituted for 25 cents, and with
out taking the Saddle apart; and if The strainine
web should get slack by use, by turning the tap
OF the screw the web can be frightened Any COM
mon blacksmith who is acquainted With temper
ing, make the spring aud all the apparatus per.
tanning to the saddle. Many saddles have been
made and are highly approved OF for the ease they
I give TO the rider. p s. Edwards, OF Louisville,
Ky. the proprietor OF the Saddle Tree maBufactorv
will keep the Bow and Worm Spring Saddle Tree
on hand, made in the best style. The Spring and
apparatus costs SO cents Any person VI no has
secured right 10 manufacture the above named
Saddles, by application TO the said establishment,
v i'll be promptly supplied. There vii! BE- arrange
ments made with ell the Saddle Tree manuiacte-
res TO make the Bow and Worm Spring Tree, SO
that purchasers may get the Trees with
nience. Agents are being appointed IN every Safe
IN the Union, who will be duly autho, lzed to sell
1 rights. The following certificate is appended, from
gentleman Of high standing and experience aud
many more Of The same character could be pro-
cured, but trust it is unnecessary, The superb
erits Of the invention the first glance, will be
admitted by all
This 10 certify, that have purchased Jona-
than kcedy's patent Bow and Worm Spring. TO
give permanent elasticity 10 the seats of Saddles
for the county of Logan, State OF Kentucky and
have made saddles on the above plan for nearly
tn Give months, and find ready sale for them. From
the experience have had in making snd using
the above narred spring, have no hesitation in
saving hat Is far the best spring in use and
further certify that a number of persons TO " hon
have sold the Saddles. say that ihey are Tar SUI
perior 10 any they used for ease and comfort,
aud that they would make ten or fifteen dollars
difference in It's favor; some have gone so far az
to say that they viii ride anv other II they
can obtain the Spring Saddles. Given under u
hand at RusseIlve, the 5tb day Of December, 1897.
q. S. WICK.
WV. C. SIMMONS respectfully informs the
public, that he has purchased tho right Of using
the above invention in the States OF North and
South Carolina, and that he has sent on model to
the Tree Factories ia Philatelphia, to We the
Trees made, when those WIshsg TO purchase them
can be supplied. The follow log certificates have
been furnished BY gentlemen y no have tried the
Spring Saddle,
| have rode one Of Mr.. Keedy's Saddles and
think II an improvement superior 10 any thing |
have seen Of the Kind, J. VI. MORRISON
have rode one of Mr.. Jonathan Ksedy's Bow
and Worm Spring Saddles. aud think khe improve
nent superior to any Saddle have ever seen for
ard comfort to the rider.
LEWIS DlNhlNS.
This is to certify, that have rode Spring Sad
die, made according 10 J. keedys Improve
mcRt, and have no hesitation in saying that it
passes any saddle that have rode upon, for
ease and comfort, and | think the Improvements
worthy Of public patronage.
NJ. W. ALEXANDER.
have tried one of Mr.. keedys Spring Saddles,
and have no hesitation in saying that believe
the improvement good enc and worthy the no.
tice Of the public I. J, HOLTON.
Charlotte, Sept. 3, 1888. I4f