Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-22
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: ateat VIZ ash yXE5 xGure.
tTNHlS far famed soap is now brought within the
i reach OF our citizens, SO that they may pnrtci-
pate in the benefits which thousands OF people else.
where are deriving from It's use. 1t needs only TO be
made the subject OF actual experiment, assert its
complete superiority OF all other compounds Ter
CLEANSING CLOTHES AND RESTORING
PAINT TO IT'S ORIGINAL BEAUTY.
One of the heaviest londs that womankind have
to bear is the weekly washing, with it, lahorious.
back breaking, long Continued ing at the wash toard
rub, rub, rub. uutl the fingers looks Ike boiled
parsnps with half OF the skin gone and the 9th.
er half shriyeed up like the corners OF mean m1u's
eyes; and besides all this, the clothes themselves
though they may be cieaH, are surely doGe tor m
he rubbing process, that teW operations finish
them, ard the Old mnu must have new set
shirts. All tbs weary Ia or ard distinctive attition
CRANES PATENT SOAP,
IS bonnd to obyntc, and there IS no doubt Tint rs
fast its actual merits become known, It will su-
the Use Of soap.
IN HOUSE CLEANING,
ltsyrturs are PIE eminent, the labor, 50 much dread
rd IN HE -Pung and TALL, being icd1cod MORE THAN
TuRlE ToUEwS, Il caves p,u as good rs new in
r"n'arence, 'ofdoW nymtHg is PcrmaHency in The
lea {.
ihe printed directions whrh nre furnished to ev.
purchasers must in at cGses be ScrHpUi,uSiy OJSeru-
cd IN order to obtain the benefit o the soap.
The following are among the concentrations al
reay obained from persons who have tested its yir-
tues -
:, Darlington, May y, 1850.
Messrs WoonRUFF & RAJ
Gentlemen: | have al last arrived ut the conou
SION IN regard TO your Patent Soap tor Family W ash
ing. -upposc You Niii consider me rather lardy ia
re-. 20 you, hut waited tor several trials as |
,-.0. u'0.gulty in getting fair ones, as wash
. c.-a..- the habit Of rubbing that it has been ON
",. H... N'nIs TINT could got n fair operation and
%. O." '"ld 10y m ".sou, trying tor me that the,
convinced oi Ms utility and entirely c,lab-
Issuing mat yon state IN relation TO il.
Yours uuy, JAMES COOK.
Philadelphia, May -, 1850.
+, haye examined Cranes Patent soap as made by
/ c. D. Knight & Co., aud am well satisfied that ii
contains no ingredients which could be injurious to
| the most delicate fabric ON which It ia employed
have AFRO examined II practically, and find it to pos
stSs most excellent detergent qualities. o.,,,
| Practical and Analytical Chemist.
| OF Professor Booth, Dr. Rcyncll Contes, who is
! hardly less distinguished as "A Chemist and Physi
| clan than as literary man, says
" Mr.. Tooth is SO well known throughout the land
| that should hardly think certificate Of his scien-
tile standing necessary. lie is universally admitted
to be one OF tc tiCO hes! Chemists IN lie l.. states ~
| cranes Idfc8f C0HpoHHd Wash MirtHrc, sup
! piled by l.. iFoodutl Agent Tor Vermont has been
used IN my Tan Ily tor several weeks with the most
graulylnI succ' have no hesitation i'm recon-
| mendlng Il sa highly useful preparation, and tint
sValue IN the process OF washinp is unQucsionahlc
LESTER JAMES,
Pastor oflhe VI. f. Churchiu Burlington, VI
| Crapes Patent Soap We have tried this COM
position m our own family and it Is one of the most
valuable domestic improvements ct the day. II
saves time and labor and preserves clothes from be-.
ing luboed 10 pieces, The qualities claimed for it in
the advertisement arc not ex PhiiddeL-
PhH Duty Sun.
~ The above article may be found a the store
A LBERT CIllTTENDEN. in Dr. Hard,
u.dng, East 81 lie of the SIua e, corner of Nam st
MANUFACTURED BY
J. q. CHANDLER, hGuST
d&w Inly &c. ~