Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-27
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INlilS lar famed soap is now brought within the
L reach of our citizens, so that they may partci.
pate in the benefits which thousands of people else.
where are deriving from its use. 1t mccd Gil: 80 be
made ,e subject OF lctIaI experiment, To assert lis
complete superiority oi all other compounds for
CLEANSING CLOTHES AND RESTORING
One IT To IFS ORIGINAL. BEAUTY
to be OF the heaviest oads that womaukind have
5ack-ar is the weekly washing, with its laborious
embarrassing, long continued lug at the wash board
parsn, rub, rub. until the fingers looks like boiled
pr halps with one halt of the SIX gone and the 9th.
eyes Shrlvrled mp like the corners OF n mean man
hou; and besides all this, the clothes themselves
the n they may be ciean, are surely done for in
ms ru Iblng process, that few cIsraiicls ,.nish
hem and the CID man must have a ueW SIT Ct
shirts. A this weary labor and dcsructve a,triton,
CRANES PATENT SOAP,
IS bonrd to obvlatc, and there is no doubt that rs
fast as its actual merits become known il will su-
n"rcede all other means OF producing cleanliness by
the Use OF soap
IN HOUSE CLEANING.
tsvirues are pre-. eminent, tie labor, so much dread
"a IN The sprlng and tall, being reduced MORE THAN
THREE FoCRTHS, 1t leaves pant as GOOD as new in
'ppearcnce, rh0ut inJuring its pcrLlaDe8cyi in Tie
cnSt - ''
The printed directions which = re furnished to cv
purchasers must IN an cdScS be- ScrHpHOusiy O5Seru-
ga IN order To obtain the benefit o the scuY
Inc following are among the COMMUNICATIONS al
ready Obtained from persons who have tested its viz
tues
Nessrs. WOODRUFF e. RAJ
Gentlemen | have at last arrived nj the concln
;'on IN regard to your Pa'rni Soay fer Family Mash
ing. suppose you will cunsidarhit father tardy in
reporting !" you, but waited for several trials as
found some d. iiculv in getting fair ones ms wash
"rs are so in rhe hn..t of rubbing .hat 1t las been ON
repeated trials that could gel a fair opeTaton. and
am now told by he persons trying tor me that the,
IRE luIy conynred Of lis utility aud entirely estab.
lshlhs %hnl you state IN relation Ia il.
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Philadelphia, May -, 1880
=, nave examined CTane's Patent Soap made hv
l. ID, Knight 4 Co, and am well satisfied that II
contains no ingredients which could be inlurious IN
the most delicate fabric ON which il is enu,oycd
have also examine il practically, and find it to pos
LAS. c. BOOTH,
Practical and Analytical Chemist
o. Professor Booth DR. Rcyncll Coates, who is
hardlv Ices d,slngGlshed ms Il Chemist and Phys
clan l!'an,6s a'litfrary man, says
Mr b"oiil IS so we. known throughout the land
maj should hardly think certificate OF his sr,,n.
uhc standing necessary lie is universally adm,rred
10 h" one al the trO hest Chemists IN the II >t,t.s
Crd"eS Infe"f CompOHHd Wash Nrturc. sun.
plrd ny t. iEoodruii' Agent Tor Vermont has been
used IN my iamIly tor several weeks with the nosr
Il lying success. have no hesitation in recon-.
me- hg It rs highly useful preparation, and that
lis value IN the process ol washing is unqnestionabs
LESTER JAMES,
Pastor of lhe VI f. Church in Burlington VI.
Crdnes Pdtent NOap We have tried This com
p"s'fnn IN our own family and it is one of the most
'hlhahle domestic improvements of the day IL
saves ilme hndabor, and preserves clothes from be-
lng rubbed To pieces Tie Qualities claimed for il in
phia Daily Sun.
Gy The above article may be found at the store
a LBERT ClIlTrEN in DR.. Yards
u'u'"s' Easl sue OF The square, corner OF Main ST
MANU- tCTrRED h
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