Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-20
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WIS tar famed soap is now brought within the
! reach Of our citizens, that they may part,ci.
pate in the benefits which thousands OF proplc else.
where are deriving from It's usr It needs only To be-
made the subject OF actual experiment., to assert its
complete superiority "a all other compounds tor
CLOTHES AND RESTORING
One IT To IT'S ORIGINAL BEAUTY.
to he of the heaviest loads that wpmankind have
back ar is thc weekly washing. with lis mholious.
embarrassing, long continued ug at the wash board
parsn rub, rub. until tn fingers looks like boiled
rr aips with one half of the SKIN gone and the oII
eyes II shrvrrd up like the corners Of a mean mans
thou; aud besides all tins, the clothes themselves
the Oh they may be ciedH, surely done for IN
tins rubbing process, that a lcw operations finish
tlrm and the old man must have new set Of
shirts. a this weary labor and destructive altriliou
CRANES PATENT SOAP,
IS b md 10 "hvlhr, and there is no doubt that as
fast rs IT'S actual merits become known it will su-
pcrcede all other means OF producing cleanliness by
the USE OF soap.
IN HOl ISE CLEANING.
us virtues are pre- eminent the labor 50 much dread
e in the spring and tall being reduced MORE THAN
THRLE fuURTliS, It leaves paint ns uond as new in
appearance, mHhoW iyarins its pcrmaHcacy IN The
Ic1St.
The printed directions Nhch are furnished to ev.
pnichnsrIs, must m dH caSeS be ScrHpGiouSiy OJSerp
Ell IN order /" obtain the benefit I ~ soap.
The following are among the Communications al
ready obtained from persons who have tested its yr-
tues
Burlington May u, 1850.
Mcssrs WoourrFr & RAJ
l'cntIrmen | have ~ last arrived n the conclu.
son IN regard To You! Patent Soap lor Family " ash
ing. Suppos' You viii consider rather tardy in
reporting - YOU, butt waited Tor several trials as
found some Difficulty in getting fair ones as wash.
yrs So in the habit ct rubbing tlIat II has been ON
repeated trials that could get fair operation and
am now told 10y TN prs ms tryug tor me thai thrN
are fully convinced OF lis utility and entirely cstab-
shing what you state IN relation Ia it.
j y l..
Philadelphia, May -, 1880.
have examined Cranes Patent Soap as made by
C. d. Knight y Co., and am well satisfied that II
contains no ingredients which could be inlurious to
the most dchcnlr fabric on which II is employed
have also examined II practically, and find it to pos
scss most excellent detergent qualities
JAS. c. BOOTH,
Practical and Analyrica Chemist
on Professor booth, Dr. Rcynell Coates, who is
hardly less Distinguished Chemist and Physi.
clan than ms literary man, says--
| Mr. Booth IS 50 wei known throughout the land
that should hardly think certificate OF his scien-
litic standing necessary. lie is universally admitted
10 he one oi the tDO hest Chemists IN the L. States "
/ Cranes IaieHt Compound Wash Mature. sup
piled by l.. Woodruff Agent for Vermont has been
used IN my family Tor several weeks with the most
gratifying succ IS. have no hesitation in recon-
mendng II sa highly useful prrplralion and that
IT'S value IN the process OF washing is unqurslionable
LESTER JAMES,
Pastor of lhe NJ f. Church in Burlington, VI
C'aRes Pdtem NOdp-We have tried this COM
position IN our own family, aud it is one OF the mos
, valuable domestic improvements OF the day. i
saves lime and labor, and preserves clothes from be-
ng rubbed to pieces. The qualities claimed Tor il il
phm Duty Sun
{ y the aboye article may be found a the stor,
a LBERT CllTTENDEN. in DIR. IVardi
uldlng, East side OF The Squa e., corner OF Main 81
MAN ACTuGEb BY
J. q. CHANDLER, AGENT.
dSw July 2G,ly