Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-01

CAUTION. - The public are cautioned
against purchasing or using Water Drawers
Of like construction to Wheeler's Patent, as
the same are an Infringement on our right
All peraens purchasing or using the same
viii be prosecuted according to law.
-.,. ~ J. E. WHEELER & Co.
The above appeared in the city papers oi
this morning, and from what we can learn,
it is intended for US. Wheeler & Co. are
very cautious not to mention Daykin & Co. q
Water Drawer as an infringement as they
are not anxious to lay themselves liable for
prosecution and damages, but caution people
against using Wafer Drawers of like con
struetion to Wheeler's patent, only to 5rot0-
beat and mislead the public for their own
selfish purposes. Our Water Drawer is no
infringement whatever; entirely different
in-its construction in every respect. The
word "Caution" would apply better over an
article cautioning people of Indiana not to
purchase Wheelef's patent Water Drawer on
account of the revolving spout, and other
complications about it, causing it to freeze
in the winter, thereby rendering it perfectly
useless and worthless to any one. Our
Water Drdysr Is no infringement 106atevsr
and we dare and defy them TO commence a
suit against us If they do, weIwill beat
them and recover damages with the same
ease as We take the premiums over them at
State and county Fairs where we exhibit it.
We took the first premiam at the Indiana
State Fair, Oct. 10, 1860.
? q A.i JAMES DAYKrN & Co.
Indianapolis, Oct. 20, 1860.
CAUTION = The public are cautioned
against manufacturing, using or seLling
WATER DRAWERS in aly way construct
ed as to infringe upon Wheeler's patents.-
As ii is known by US that certain parties are
violating our rights, we hereby notify all
persons hat we shall prosecute all cases of
infringement to the fullest extent of the law,
and collect Patent fees.
L. ]. E. WHEELER & Co.
Cleveland, March ls, 1851.
The above is also published in different
papers, dated March 1s, 1851. UP TO THEIR
OLD TRICKS AGAIN:
We said to them in the article above at the
October Fair, 1860, at Indianapolis, that
Daykin's Water Drawer il. entirely different
and no infringmentupon Wheeler's or any
OTHER NAN, and we repeat again that we DA Re
AND DEPY THEM to commence a suit against
us.
Wheeler &Co. publish these cards to prevent
if they can, our selling Rights and to make
sales of their own. They word their articles
in such way that we cannot legally sue for
damager; mean, despicable trick, worthy
the source from which it emanates.
We have sold about $4,000 worth of
Rights and are selling Water Drawers by the
wagon load, and Wheeler Co. are person
ally knowing to that fact for the last four
months, and if we are infringing on said
Wheeler & Coz Patent, why have they not
commenced a suit against us long before
this. Humbug humbug humbug
Any parties that will examine Daykin's
Water Drawers Will find it perfectly sim
pie, and effective, while others are com
plieated and expensive, and also entirely
different from all others in their construc-
tien. A desiring public cannot but see that
the Daykin's Patents entirely different from
any other as yet presented to the public.
FRASEIIN INsT1rUrE, "a
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Feb. Is, 81.
James Daykin's Water Drawer-a new
and valuable invention, for its simpliei
ty, practicability and usefulness, we award
! Silver Medal. .a.-.s
C. B. LovELEss,
o. T, BURT, Committee.
! J. NJ. MooRE,
llu--l.al JAMES DAYK1N & Co.
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