New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

That Iron, well galvsnzed NOT RUST;
That nmps machine BxTrxR than complicated sssp
That Wrinser SHOULD srLsADJUsTIso DuzAsIA ~
syyICIgsr;
That Thumb Scyeos and Fastensuos pzlAv -
TROUBLE TO regulate and keep IL order;
That wood soaked h hot water srsa sarial -
.plit;
Ths, wood bearing, for the shan WILL wsay os
That the Putnam Whnger, with without cog-whssAA
| WILL NOT TEAR the cothesj l
That og-wheel regulators ARE NOT ESSENTIAL
That the Putnam wrnger has all the advantages and
Of the Disadvantages above named;
That all who have tested 1t pronounce the beet whss
ever yet nsds
Tha. /. will wiring TA,.ad or Bed our WITHOUT ALz.
ALTON.
We might Gil the Paper with Testimonials, bat insert oaiys
few convince the skepcal IL such there be- and 10
all the Putnam wrinser Te, It thoroughly with o~v -
al Others and IL entirely satisfactory return it,
PUTNAM CLOTHES wRIHGER-
Testimony Of Messrs John w. Wheeler Of Cleveland oeAsp
and John C. Leaerts OF New.York.
PUTNAM Mpe. Co.
GENTLEMEN; knop from practical sperieaee fAos kss.
e galrdn.ad teiA rne vii oridss rust SssftA
TAe Pu,na~ Wrin9ey perfect possible, da< Ices
.aeerfuHy reeonnerd is TO bs Ds beet In u'e.
Respectfully yours.
JNO. w. WHEELER
Many years. experiences 10 the gysninx business ensSla
mo TO indor.e the above in all particulars
JOHN c. LEFFERrS.
No. 100 Beekmansl
Now York. JAN, 1864
We have tested Putsanns Clothes Wrnger by practis
working and know that s, will 1t cheap. It is simple
requires vhetheY work at rest child can ops
1t does m duty tbOroushy 1t time and ssvss
and We earnestly advise al who have xucR wsA
ing do with ali Intelligent persons who have ANY, to bay
Ills wriDger. 1t VIII pay for iiself in year a, most
Hon. HORACE GREELEY.
The Putnam Clothes Wiring ger public beuection Il b
longer scod scod al washing day" fos this wnss
ring, glad music from the worker because Il wTnss go
no needles, .~sa, from the brow Try IT, Ev0vbOdy nss
who has tried H. We recommend with The ptsf COO
sdenc. II doe. is work thoroughly erpedousy and p<f
injury n. eiothss Every family should have ona-
lChris,an ID,elisencer. Jan, 1884,
WORD yoR Exx,Lns-we appeal TO every family int
whrh this Journal enters do thing 30 tighten tie be-
den. Of the special which refer via; buys Pullman
Clothes We have In Of these machines M
knoe all claims BE- and thaS Its general II
in our opinion will the wnngng eat" f the avsa OF
mutuds Of Inde9enisnt. Jan II. lse@
Among the notable saving machines Putnas CssAs
wrpseT Justly holds place. BY using Il ourselves can
truly say that not only much labor but Is aso ceoso
ea In th.l causes less in wrngns cothos and
child H. wrpsns every article tina, gees through
thoroughly and saving much Of and Of the ~
hand .ys,sn,.-lN. 7. Observer, JGa.. 1854
wAsurs DAr-The first little bit Of sunshine that e.,s
roash of washing day through she insrv..
tion Of wringing nachinePutpams Wrnser. behsvs
Bridget rebeed at frst bus she induced to try sss
and ss.in until she the conclusion "shure ksi
wonderful savn to the hands, and certainly the clothes
rapidly and thoroughly wruas Ia house -
fore quickly dried We think PutnAn's Wrinses
great inst,u,on-lNewYor illustrated News Jan. 30 isel
Coon TnIxs.--If any lady wants Clo,he, wrngu ~
DO believe che do better than obtain Of those ss
by the Putnam Manufacturing Company. H strong, nzrl
sa,ly Managed and NOT at all liable TO get out Of repair
We have tried one. and knOr ha. 1, "a good thing Tua
UNION, Jan. o. 1854.
wAsHrsa HADs EAsY-Among all the inventions s.siA
in the labor, OF laundry, there b nothing surpass IN
Putnam Clothes Wrnse II 10 strong and durable lasting
three times longer than any other and arranged with pA
springs that the thekest and thnne fabrics alike wsns
almos, entirely dry We recommend this Article to h0as
keepers the beat wrngor In existence We need ssy
anything about the useful advantage derived from good
Clothes wriDser for hardly likely that any With
sense who has tried wiring heavy clothes
with her hands In the old fashioned way win ash fss
comments In s favor--lMrs Hsnkin. Home Gazette Jsn
81, 1864
PUTNAM ClerHKs W aMasR-It Il slwsys with pleasure
that notice any real progress In the substitution Of ma
chiney for processes before performed by human toll The
Putnam Clothes Whngor entitled to the claim Of the b~
and hshes. hitherto attained In the way Of wrDsH
clothes We have tested alongside Of the merit best Its ~
vanases ist simp!sy in construction key to s
out Of order and easier replaced 10 part Cd .eE
by Its spiral springs to wiring equally well poekeAask
ksrcAO or bed eaaksslN. Y. Ereeman's Journal Feb.
1864.
TIM PUTNAM CLOTHES WRissxR 10 simple, and do-s n
work eaectualy. Ii the beat adapted 70 ~
pvpo and eheetuly recommend to our readers snSs
giving Il fair trial. Home Journal Jan, 1854
.. one Of the characteristics Of the age that science -
vades all departments ell circles that she goes through III
kngdo into tho kitchen making all the processss
labor easier and economical We have happy ere
rence Of this Of the late inventions Saving the sas
clothes labor and time that comfort known Pu
Clothes Wriger really does all that Il promises
do. knop and this Ia saying ell that need be sad
IN. Y. Examiner, Thursday. Feb. IL, 1864.
- few weeks since made brief NOTES OF PprsAxt
CLOTHES WRISssR. Having since fully tested
able affirm with emphasis all then said b M
paise. II has proved to be all and than expected
thoroughly aud aa iuyp TO ~
abr Whatever may be the of other wrDsers, ~
recommend with confidence. Try t-lChrstsA h
tsllISencer, New York, March 8, 1884,
PUTNAM
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
No Is pLATT.ST, N. T.,