Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-09-14
miscellaneous.
4 RE l. LUXURY.
EDITOR OF THE HERALD

EDITOR OF THE HERALD;
Dear Sir wish TO eau the attention Of
your readers " an article of intrinsic '@Aue'
. nlch claims passing notice by the
your town and county.
An admit that fine dish Of strawberries and
cream, in early Summer, is luxury mot to be
refused on slight pre.ense, So, too, the luscious
peach with its rich fragrance, healthtul and
cool, eaten as a dessert after dinner, or at leisure
hours between the regular meals through the
day is a luxury that prince may c5yet Blu:
these and many other of the blessings Of civilized
s. refined society are not 70 be compare with the
real, solid comfort of SOFT, Easy, WELL
ARRANGED and HEALTHFCL bed. Not tina!
am attached to my be as the sluegArd is, for
my time to retire Is half-past ten, and to rise a!
four in the mornirg.
When l eIk Of a soft, easy, we'll arranged
and healthful bed, your readers will MT mia
that | consider FEATHERS a requisite tTI
| good bed. BY no means, for Summer or wv
ter, feathers are neither necessary for The Luxury
| of good bed, nor are they condu i've to health
| They are and have been pronounced to be, By
| the highest medical authority, most injurious
health. So, too, wire or metallic spting beds DO
not supply the requisite for first class bed, lor
the reason that he metals of which these spring
are composed are all, or neirly all of them good
conductors of Ca oric, and so Of course carry Of
the WARMTH of the body As fast as it aC3umulate'
| This for person in feeble health, or for 8 wei
| IefsOn IN the cool or winter months, is also 81
! unfav orabe circ umstance. Besides, the sprlE
! OF these beds are usually made so thas perf
| may wei sIeep on sheep rack, ior all tx
| pleasure he would derive from il, as a ss
! mon wire spring bed. here is no UNfFORI
! TY in the action of the springs, or while
! feet may be up, he head or some other parts
the body ay be down, and IN ALL CAstSM
position OF the body Is irregular and unnaarlL
And now, sir, your readers will, and thev 53rss 1
right to ask, what shall we substitute aps%
OF what we take away ?" My answer is easy ana 4
at hand; and most fortunate what we ir3aQls
as substitute, corresponds in all respects W.
the laws OF health and of physiology. An0@
the four dalton. straight Stat frame 1unpn
lengthwise Of the bed, With the fastening bar
the head, raised about one ihch higher thant9
foot, and with peri CT uniformity in the SPRlM
of the Stat, (and this may b. St cured By rub@
ends,) makes the best foundation for bed.
And for all these puTpl. es know of nothil q
among the m ny articles in use which equals, \
can at ali compare with ''Anderson's Sprg
Bed from Hennessey's Patent Of 1861.
To perfect this bed, put upon the stats M
good straw or Excelsior Mattrass, and 0BA
of this, in place of the usual feather beiGn
husk or hair mattrass, and you have mA"
spe2ts the perfection OF bed. ,,y
Such beds may be seen in running oTustr 4
your citizens who will take the trouble to cara
that excellent hotel, the Central House, IL yVSs
Furnishing business town. This is luxury W z
many others which this House affords
travellers appreciate. D.
understand the he'd is for sale by Messrs hS
seguie and Stinson, who own the right iof X
| county, and VINO are fully prepared to sHpPi!
your citizens, at very low rate, with this re,
ly valuable article. And as have not don Ha
interest at stake in the sale or profits OF ro
may with propriety call the attention OF tss
citizens who can well afford this comfort, 90.
article in question. Having as traveller ~
ned nv self fully of the real merits Of this Dsl
have purct ased four and shipped them 70 -,
home in a neighboriny state FOR DoMBsI.1
and 1 am satisfied, your citizens woul1 Puiistbe5
and use them in place of the old ones, a u re-
only understood their real value, and ae T. he
good and healthful bed. At least tslsI
opinion of IRA aDdIs
August rs, 1865.