The Van Buren press., 1860-03-30

VTNHTS wonderful Machine is remarkable for the
following properties which II is warranted TO
Possess. II does net wear the clothes. and never
lrcaks button. 1t cleanses thoroughly the most
delicate clothing and rinses clear. 1t is very sim
pie, very strong and durable, and can hardly get
out If rerair. II is light and portable, and when
not in use takes no more rooIn than the common
wash tubs. common hand can with and
perfect safety TO the clothing, wash faster and bet
ter than four washerwon,en can by hand,
This machine has been greatly improved since
1888, and is perfect. Il now operates much
more easily, and Weighs only between 6J and 40
pounds. all put up. and when taken down-which
can be done in one fourth of minutes So light
that Il child II years of IL ahout.
Almost all the certificates have received are
from persons who had not the benefit Of the i'm
proved lSeuuler when they gave their certificates.
From all can Judge myself, and from the opin-
this machine nearly two wears Believe the saving
of wear to the cloth over any other process of
washing is at least SO per year in every family
of six persons and in 'ha. proportion, and in some
families it is much more than in that proportion
Why all other Machines Fail
is because they rub only The surfaces of the clo,
taking it fer granted that the clothes soiied
" upon the surface and that the dirt lust be rub
bed off AS one would clean board.
Washing by Hand is Wrong,
because the rubbing of the surface OF the cloth Is,
as well as great injury to the fabric.
OBSERN + that the cloth soilcd is always soiled
through and through, and that it cannot Ike cleans
ed without being washed through and through.
TIE Reason mhyMe lMetropolitam Succeeds
is because it forces the wafer pow crfully through
the fabric. between the resties, and the action of
the water displaced by the FOUNDER carries the
clothes from the outside to the centre of the tub.
presenting continuous fresh surface If clothes
IL. Il Al.
portion of tI.e clothes thoroughly and equally.
.No Buttons con lie Broken
because the spiral springs upon the small pcsics
relieve the least unequal Pressure perfectly that
glass vas Of good strength, silver tilimi,les Ical
pencils, and the like, have been in clothes that were
pounded out thoroughly. without being injured
Without these spiral springs the cloth would he
destroyed. and all the buttons broken. The side
springs combine
The Botr and -irroc PrinciJRe,
throwing up he FOUNDER perpendicuiarlv, aud then
upon the same principle assist in throwing it down
giving an immense Bower 10 the operation, that
with the thumb and finger person accu u%toIned
/" Its use. can give a heavier blow than she could
with both hand with the Iaunder unshipred. With
the oli si.rna pole So often used over the pound
in, barrel, no one could guide this heavy FOUNDER
rs the end Of the Icie describes the Of acircle
The T'sin.e and LaJor .Sarea
i rIors. 'han one haif Washiues which require
ali day by hand, are iv this Machine GENERALLY
'."ne IN less HAN "ne h;lS LAY. The clean
sin" proc is done in oI--four.h the fine The
CLEANSING, ria>ing and Nrngins and hanging out.
taken together. are = tI.. onc-h4lf The time
aud u" person can ros-iiy rims wcl hy hand
with this Machine. Very Innnv persons say
that iAe Machine is worth its cost for rinsns
aioDv.
Tie DuraJtliiy Of his Machine.
Is very great don't Why it should not las;
Tor ten or twenty years, with only airs Of poun-
der and rope. which would b. very lrifin2 The
whole cost Of repairs upon all the several hund-
red machines ] Have Sold in the last two wears
taken together, don't amount to two dollars, and
many Of them have been im cons ant use in large
families.
For sale Ivy WARD & SOUTHMAYD