The Van Buren press., 1860-03-23


TNHIS wonderful Machine is remarkable for the
i following properties which !, Is warranted Ia
possess 1t does NOT wez,r tire cl,thes- and never
breaks buttou II cleanses thoroughly the most
i-licaf. clothing and rin-s clear 1t is very sIII
rle very strong and durable. and harllv a.t
OUT of repair 1t IS light and portable. and when
in takes niore than the common
wash tubs. A e.pnrllon hand can with ease and
perfect safety to the clothing, wash faster and bet
Ter than four wash erwoIi.en can by hand.
This niachin. hes been areatly improved since
lS.1S and Is perfect It now operates mrcii
uaore easily, and weighs only between % and 40
pounds all put up, and when taken own-whieh
ear. l,. done in fourth Of minutes light
that child II years o! age can Ineve 1t about.
Almost all the certificates | have received are
fru,a persons who had not the benefit Of the I'M
proved pou,.er when they gave their certificates
Judge II,~olf, and from the uIiu
ion Of a large number of persons who have used
this machine nearly TWO years, believe the saving
"f the clo;i any other process Of
washing, is, at lest sa per year in every family
of six persons and IN that Froportion and in some
families i is much than in that prc'crtloI.
WhyW other uarh;nes Fail
taking it for granted that the clothes soled
" up"n the strfaee and tilat the dirt ust be rub
bed oil q would clean board.
Washinq 5y HIND is Wrong.
becau:e the rubbing of the surface Of the cloth is
" it,ily necessary. and Is great waste of Stiengih
as well a. great injury 10 the fabric
oBSERNE l. that the cloth soiled is always soiled
through and t,.ro,lci AMI tlia, it cannot b. cleans
II w:thou, being washed through and through.
TIE Reason srky the -Uelropoitan Succeeds
j because it forces the water powerfully :hrougl,
the fabric, ttwcen TIE pestles, and the action Of
the water displaced by the pounder carries the
clothes from t!sc outside 20 the Of ;lc tub
presenting continuous fresh surface Of clc'he, 10
The action OF the FOUNDER thus washing every
portion Of the clothes thoroughly AMI equally
No Buttons can De Broken
because the spiral springs upon the small pe-tleS
relieve the least unequal pressure peri city taat
glass viai> of good strength, silver thInbeS, le.i
pencils. and the like. have been il clothes tina;
rounded cat ihorougi,iy. without being injured.
Without these spiral SPRINGS the clotl woulI ie
destroyed. an.l all the buttons broken. The side
springs combine
TIE Dor and -irroc Principle,
throwing up the rcunler v-rT,eniiculallv and then
upon the principle assist IN throwing ii down
giving inl'nerse +" the operation, tha-
Will. the thumb and finger, person accustomed
to its use give heavier blow than She could
with both hand with tine FOUNDER uushipTci. VIII
the old spring pole often use,i the pound
ing bs.rTel no could euide this heavy FOUNDER
As the end Of the Pce describes the of acircle
TIE Time and LaJor .Sored
is more than half Washings which nquire
all day by hand. ate by this Machine generally
dome in less than one-half a day. The clean
sing process is done in one-fourfh the time. The
cleansing, riusins and wriR..iHg and ban gng out
taken together, IeYair- les than half the time
AMI person possibly rinse well by hand
as with this Machine. Very n.anv parsons say
that the Machine IS worth its cost for rinsiug
alone.
TIE Durability Of this Machine.
i very great don't why it shoall not last
for ten cF twenty Years. with only Irair, OF poun-
der and rop-. which would L. very frif'iug. Tho
whole cost Of repairs Up0T all III. several huud
rel machines hav. s"ld in the last two wears
taken Together, don't amount to two doii:rs and
many Of them have been i'll constant in large
faHiili.-
For sal. Ly WARD 4 SoTTHN4SD