Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-27
G r A NJ E'S
L aEenG Wash TT5yH,1re.

100 " WE O. soAA &gAQ ~ AuXCF
| t'flIS lar famed soap ls now brought within the
reach OF our citizens. so that they tnov norti,;r
PATE III The benefits which Thousands Of peonIe ola.
Mhtre are deriving from its usr. 1t needs only TO be
.ne suYgct OF ectuai experiment, to assert i,s
TCJiHPic.e sqperioriiy d az other compounds tor
| LIZA N2dNL CLOTHES AND RESTORING
One IT 70 IT'S ORIGINAL BEAUTY.
10 ~ DC ol me nearest loads that womsnknd have
oack ar ~ The weekly washing, with lis labornus
-ruooicdklng, long continued toy atthe eaah bortS
pafsl, rub, rub. until HE. fingers looks Eke bo eJ
rr naps' with one hat OF til" skin gone and the 9TH
eyes II shryeed up like the corners of ,,pon MAJ,
tIou; and besides all this the cluthps tbe ,nsrlyas
me Eh they may be clean, 50 surely done for IN
.nIS IuDD'lg process, that Il few operations finish
shlmia' IhG me old man must have new set 0.
SHIFTS "A tnS weary .abor aud destructive ,ttritiop
CRANE'S PATENT SOAP
- oo"na 10 obviate mud there is no doubt that az
Idst US rs actual merits BECOME known il viii sr-
the use OF soap.
IN HOUSE CLEANING
asYrtnrs are pe-emlnent the labor so much d-e,d
"a III Inc sprng and fail, being reduced NoRI TuIs
INIT iooEIIlN, 1t leaves paint as good as new in
least. wv P''"tu"e"e|"h s
The printed directions which are furnished toe,.
ed I'D ORDER to obtain the benefit OF the soan
The following are among The co,nn1en5o,io-,.
tues u ''' 'iiN
,,o,u., ,,... Burlington, May %, 1850.
.behtelneh have at last arrived nj the conclue
S,oh ~ regard TO your Patent Soap tor Family Wash
ing isuppose you will consider me rather tordv in
,tpoIIlg 20 you but waited for several Trials as
lOuhd some difficulty in getting fair ones ne w.sb
ers are SO IN the habit OF rubbing that il has been or
repeated trials that cond get fair oppratinn and
am now toId by the persons trying for me ai thpv
are uly convinced Of its utility and entirely estsb.
i''''"s "''"i you sate IN relation to it.
Yours truly, JAMES COOK
,ho,oo...;.-,,- fhIade lPha, May %, 1850
nave examined Crane's Patent Som rs made h,
I. ID. Knight & Co., and am well saiisfed tLo,
contains no ingredients which cood be iniurioust II,
ne most delicate fabric on which it il pmpioy.d
have also examined it practically, and find il ,ono,
sess most excellent detergent qualities
LAS e.. BOOTH
Practical ana Analytical Chemist
, vi tro'essor Booth, Dr. ReyneII Coates. who Ia
hardly less distinguished as a Chemist and pro-;
can than az literary man saws "'
Mr Booth is so well known throughout tho land
mat should hardly think certcate of his scien
unc standing necessary. lie is universally admitted
one Oh int t'oo best Chemists in the L. States"
Crd"e IGfcnf Compouad VAST Nirtuy.. sun.
PA'9 ny Il. lFoodruf Agent for Vermont has hem
USED IN my family tor several weeks W tL III. mast
gratifying success. have no hesitation in recon.
!h'hHi"S II 3s highly useful preparation, and ,huf
1t" N"'uV !" 'It process OF washing is un1uestonabe
n,., LESTER JAMES,
r. fas'or OF lhe VI f Churc. in Burlington, u.
crane STdtehf A)Gp-We have tried this con-.
position IN our own family, and it is one OF the mos,
'"'uupe uomrsuc Improvements of the day II
ngrubbed to pieces The qualities claimed toritjn
NE adverll'rment are not exaggerated. -Ph,lad,I.
vhia UaHu Sun "'''u''
~ The above article may be found at the ato,s
= hor1itl HllItN DEN, in Dr.. Wards
li!d!ng, hast side OF the Square corner OF Main st
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d&w July 90, !y