Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-04-25
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Patent Wash Mixture

TNIllS far famed soap is now brought within the
/ reach of our citizens so that they may partci-
pate in the benefits which thousands OF people else
where deriving from its use. 1t needs only 10 be
made the subject OF actual experiment. 10 assert It's
complete superiority oi all other compounds tor
CLEANSING CLOTHES AND RESTORING
one IT TO IT'S ORIGINAL BEAUTY.
to be of the heaviest loads that womanknd have
back-ar is the weekly washing, with its laborious,
-rubbreaking, long continued Tug At the wash board
parsn rub, rub. until the. fingers looks like boiled
er haips, with half OF the SIX gone and tle 9TH
eyes II shrlveled up like the corners OF mean mans
thou; and besides all this, the clothes themselves
the Oh they may he cfedn, are 50 surely done Tor IN
this rubbing process, that few operations finish
them, and the old man must have new set OF
shirts Al this weary labor and destructive atrition.
CRANES PATENT SOAP,
is bonnd to obvlate, and there is no doubt that as
fast as its actual merits become known, it will SUI
percede all other means OF producing cleanliness by
the use OF soap.
IN HOUSE CLEANING.
its virtues are preemment, the labor so much dread
ed in the spring and fall, being reduced MORE THAN
THREE FOURTHS, IL leaves paint as good as new IN
appearance, louhout iVr'ns ITS perEldnency we
least.
The printed directions which re furnished to
purchasers must in all cases be ScrupuiOUSly ObSerU
ed in order to obtain the benefit OF the soap.
The following are among tho commentators al
ready obtained from persons who have tested its viz
tues
Burlington, May 81 1850.
Messrs. WooDRUFF & RAE
Gentlemen | hav' .ust arrived at the concu-
sion in regard TO your ,tent Soap tor Family " ASH
ing. lsuppose YOU viii consider me rather tardy III
reporting 10 YOU but waited tor several trials as
found some difficulty in getting fair ones, as wash
III the habit OF rubbing that 1t has been ON
repeated trials that could get lair operation, and
am now told by the persons trying for me thai they
are fully convinced OF its utility and entirely estab
+ Listing what you stale in relation to II.
Yours truly, JAMES COOK.
Philadelphia, May %, 1850.
! have examined Crane's Patent Soap "a made by
! C.. ID. knight q Co., and am well satisfied tAat II
contains no ingredients which could be injurious TO
the most delicate fabric on which it is employed.
have also examined il practically and lind II TO pos
sess most excellent detergent qualities;
LAS. c. BOOTH
Practical ami Analytical Chemist
OF Professor Booth DIR. Reynel Coates, who is
hardly less distinguished as Chemist and Physl-
clan than as q literary man, says
| "Mr, Booth is so well known throughout the land
that should hardly think certificate OF his scen-
life standing necessary. He is universally admitted
Cranes Patent Compound lIdSh Mixture, sup
| Piled by l.. Woodruff Agent Tor Vermont has been
used in my family for several weeks with the most
gratifying success. have no hesitation in recon-
mending II rs highly useful preparation, and that
itsvaue in the process OF washing is ungnesllonabe.
LESTER JAMES,
Pastor oflhe VI. +. Churc. in Burlington, VT.
/ CrdHc's Patent Soap have tried this COM
valuable domestic improvements of the day. 1t
time and labor and preserves clothes from be-
ing rubbed to pieces. The qualities claimed tor it in
the advertisement are not eXaggerated.-P hiiddel-
ph'd Daily Sun.
z e The above article may he found at the store
ALBERT CHlTTENDEN, in DR.. Yards
uilding, East side of the square, corner OF Main ST.
MANUFACTURED BY
J. q. CHANDLER, AGENT.
d&w July &c, ly