The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-08-05
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Patent Elliptic Spring
DED BOIIOM |
DepOt, No. 81 Bank 81, CI~eYeIand, o.
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TN PRESENTING TO TIE PUBLIC ONE or
L the most valuable and useful, and, at the same
time, simple and economical Inventions OF the age
one ih9t is conceded to be such-we would briefly
refer to some of its merits, aud state the course Ia
be pursued in its Introduction e II
This Bed Bottom has beeBin use. atthe East for
about Two gears during which time, il has been
constantly gaining in public favor; and. wereits
requisite, hundreds OF Daucs from private faInilies
and Hotetkeepers, might be given. TO verify all
stands upon its own merits. ard bids defiance to
all competition, and very far exceis all others. in
simplicity Of constructions, mechanical skill,
Strength. ease and durability. It Is composed OF
semi elliptic Steel Springs. attached TO ordinary
stats, each operating Independently ofGhe otbert
so as TO conform itself to any position the body
may assume upon il. gently yielding Where the
eaaall yf sasppo It agP ahe iiig ifsf r "a lae ef s tPe so hpsi
The springs are made ofthe best, steel. highly tenn.
while it is we'll known that the spiral spriEgis
useless after a short time. This Bed VIII sustain
iaast Injury and, at the same tine. Yields sD 10.
slightest form. 1t aGords no harbor for veEmih is
straw or rusks, easier than any piIing up or feaf6
ers, hair or wool, Ills so onstructe hat persons
possibility ofthe beds tippingi and it eGnaot sag III
The miGIle.and will ALWAYS present an even aud
square surface for the bed itself. 1t occupies hut
little space, and CAN be attached or detached at
pleasure, In a werd' it is the only Spring Bed
And having unlimited con hdenceint the Invention.
we are PREPARED 10 place it upon any description
and If. after a weeks trial. it doesnot give entire
satisfeetion, viii remove it, without expense-or
Todivest the public mind ofailprejudices which
naturally arise, in regard to the new inyentions,
we take pleasure in referring tothe folio W ing well
known gentlemen ofthis city, who, together in
hundreds of others, new have tleSptl6gsin ureE
R HeSsi $ {: Alii in, IN. D. Cart. r7 @. 3 Nelson.
F. apiiek' N pi kuGius t~edIngwel-
A-P. Winsisw, Ameri- John N. Gillett.
can Hotel. Wm. d. Mott. ~
G., 4. Benedict, Editor 4. v. Fairbanks.
Herald. Az McNary. 49,
Rev. J. L. Bittinger. J.W. Fitch. u s.. Narsb5t
E.. Cows, Pub. Leader. Prof JP K~eitland. MI,
j. D.CIeyeland, Editor lon y. 3. Castle. May6f
Rev. ia BoIlcs. }. D. VIC. stedman.q b. ~
H-A.. Ackley, ii. d. I. w. Morse.
Heman Bi.cb. Prof. J. aiIserdgs7s
John Blair. f Rev. James Eeils. d 49,
Chas. Terry. NJ. D. Prof 3. L. Hill, I.erlin.
Hon. Harvey Rice. Rev. Moses Hill.
e G. Aiken, Leonard Case.
a Mcads. C. n. Seymour.
the press. With this Invention has called out from
From the Ohio Farmer. (Cleyeland
"Iowe's Patent Elliptic Spring Bed Bottom.-
Wehave tried these Springs, and so havesscoresof
others in the city; and we know them to be Just
tho thing-eomfortable, oneap, simple, and duT&
From the Baltimore Weekly Dispaeh.
struction. strong. and, IN pint OF duraibiiiay. vii:
last as long as the bedstead to which, it is. attached.
These who have tested it. are Unanimous insits
From. the Commercial Advertiser. sss
HuWe's Spring Bedis one ofthe most u sefal artf
clesevcrinvented forthe comfort and COZ yenience
ofmankitd II j. Hniyersaily admitted and ap-
rlauded, by all who examine 1t; and those who
have tested It's merits, say they would not do with
cut it.
"Howe's Elliptic Spring Bed' is a new inven-
ton, and we think it one Of the best construction
my. comfort and health. For sick ness, IL must be
Invaluable; aud the Invention being so clearlxuae-
fnl and cheap must come into general use. 49,
Howe's Patent Elliptic Bed spring is attracting
perfect ~adaptfon to our requirements. IFS %unafter-
able elasticity. the pride and beauty ofthe klliptis