“In the New Table there is no machinery to get out of order. No rattling and clapping noises, or rolling and swinging motions to make your patient nervous. No drawers in which to accumulate the odds and ends of a doctor’s shop, disease germs, and dust and dirt generally.  No perishable plush to get worn, faded and soiled. The New Table is just what it claims to be - plain, practical, economical, and nothing septic about it.”  - A.S. Aloe Co. St. Louis - 1890