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The Kedzie Filter

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 11, 1870

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 35, No. 3.

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The Kedzie Filter

By Editor

We commend to all our friends this most valuable invention. With the exception of the very few who have springs or wells of really pure, soft water, all who take any interest in the subject of health reform should possess one of these filters. They are designed to remove all impurity from rain water, or from any other kind of soft water. And the experience of years enables us to say that they will do this in the most satisfactory manner. They should not be used for hard water; but for soft water they are effectual in removing all color and taste from the water, and even freeing it from animalculæ. They render cistern water pure, wholesome, and fit to drink. We commend this filter, manufactured in Rochester, N. Y., as an invention of great value. We will procure this filter for any person at manufacturers’ prices, which are as follows: No. 1, $9 00; No. 2, $10.50; No. 3, $12.00; No. 4, 13.50; No. 5, 15.00. The purchaser must pay freight from Rochester, N. Y. But we can assure our friends that they will never regret the investment unless they have very different ideas of utility from ourselves. It is time that those interested in health reform entirely dispense with hard water for drinking purposes. And that rain water may be really fit to drink, it should first be filtered, as all will say after testing the filter. We would call attention to the fact, that the Health Reformer offers a list of premiums embracing every size of this filter. No. 1 is offered for 20 new subscribers at $1.00 each. No. 2, for 23; No. 3, for 26; No. 4, for 30; No. 5, for 35. This brings it in the power of many to secure a filter who cannot spare the money to pay for one. And in inviting subscriptions to the Reformer you are introducing to your friends a health journal that will compare favorably with any one now published. You need not fear to commend the Reformer wherever you may offer it for subscription.