The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30
powFRy PATENT PERPETUAL BROOM


And II WIN WIN t,7 bon-e should ever be swept
~ u3DERS MUST BIZ ACCONF4AILD
WITH THE CASH
DESCRIPTION OF THE BROOM !
G,,h+ cone of brass receives the com / l
which is held fast by double row Oh 49, /
made of maleablc iron, nseIteo ne"
the two rows of corn, ana di''"H ii,' ;
cone by means of screw entering an
MI II, the handle 4 brass terule covers Iilt
,,,,t and oives a bearing to the shoulder "l
| +Ln cone Two small brass wlreS' ABOUT an
/ inch and a quarter in length eA'tIH - I
the two angles of the centeI-plect'" - IN
( cone. to the edges OF the broom "len it,
/ leaving on each side slhall nI ~ ~ ~ ana
| net . narrow brass band that HaiteHS ~"
| stit1,ans fine broom instead OF sewing ll'
Iiff,.rance III weight between this ana Tue
| ordinary broom is no more imam iNo % ~
| ounces and not peTceptlble ms Il 'Lo - ~
natent in which the amount OF corn 81 -,
varied at pleasure, according d" 9-i" ,-,,,.
wish q liuht or heavy broom. IheE W.
,,,cb lonoer than the ordinary hIooIh'' itoli
tbe fact that they are not injured ny "lo,
nate wettine and drying, ana ttIii'' WIZ
or shake loose at the handle. ,,.,,.,-
Ii would be supcrlluou9 1" 'G1i ',,,,s
Keepers that the vast MAJORITY VI ,,,i,s,,,s
,-oIId last twice as long If some measure
I cnuId he introduced that would secure 'Ie
! / llr,, to the handle till it could he worn o'''
u, nrr broom this end is etfectuaAy accom-
plishcd. ,,r,s. ,,r,prrs
Amouo the many advantages Wnloh We
claim for this broom, the prhclpal al AZ ~
durability and the cheapness, ease anu us
Itch with which il may. ut any time ne 1t
of newed and therefore Is practical S'ol'ot'ii !
be ANY man or woman, and almost any emu UNI
, of ta,, ,-pars. can make perfect broom WlliF
ont any machinery in ten mlnutcS' anu u
20 new if as often as it wears out. ailh'lS
,,, r,ise a few hills of broom corn each tdLl
5 and having purchased one broom loI -
can make their own without the expense
~ a shilling or penny. Ana III ClII'' IL,
nv renew their brOOmS at pleasure, iof tI'
siunIe price of the corn, now not more tI I
60 or alioh+ CENTS instead of paying as ihe.
,o now do. fifty cents for a broom that VIII no
''o ,,,,,. boIf 50 LONG. We know OF no IesSo'
why a handle and fixtures may not I"9'
4c life time. ,+,,d for an
,r+ioIo the country produces, some on
/. s+ards ready to respond. For instance =
tha snring we want some dehcacleS IhaJ III
season does not afford, but they nave ooo
preserved for us. In the summer We Va"
. VEGETABLES that we could not fSlee an ~
fnd that some one in the outskirts OF u
city has anticipated our wants anu oLoHS,
+bsso To our door And may we not pelle,
+La+ these same men will bring US corn i
our brooms, as soon as We create d ''eIIi''
for it !
over -Ur,, Closses tbnt engage in if, ana 'he
pur- Reasons for doing so.
owe Broom Makers, Because when tttN :
- +1io,S Lnow if will a;Ipercede all otl
aaTs hrooInS. and they conceive 1t to tner
j the t,rns+ to huv the right, rather than nave
to 90 into the hands OF any othtI Pe'9o,''
ton ton , CapitaIists. Because they know Ii Is
success and they cannot invest 'u'i1 -'''
in safer or more paying ouslheSS'
= Pa+I,rned soldiers. Because they W;
IN en%aoe i'm a profitable business, that
mis- be taken up and dropped at any tlhc' WI
" out loss or hazard. c,.:-s,
FORD 4. Every man, that is out of business
cause he wants to make money
INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS H
We will sell all the interest secured pS
Letters Patent. Except the IlShI ~ ln'
Frs, facture the metahc PafI,) III "I -, .
territory. We will furnish the broom pom! {
NJ, f,,, s- per dozen, or we VIII
r,o+ iish the handle and metallic part Tor q
'oo' nor dozen. or the metalIc part aIo'lo
g per dozen. You Will sell llle Ell.
y o0 each We make these dli1er9hC pa,
-;tions SO rs to be able to suit all par
,a., some may wish to fill their own Dlo'
cos ntIInrs may prefer to furnish their
bondIes and fiji them themselves. -
'lt id We are now manufacturing lne pl3
Iyn9n o,d vii he ready to fill all orders from
Who have purchased rights we w
wish to sell hrOonS except "Iioto -,
Al y
,1ll,rro in the business before seeing OF
ollS' 50 who NAV wish to buy Rights
sSS+ saud "a to the undersigned, t eII
= 49,, a,Snles should the samples hoO III
Medal evnfectation, they can De [et't - a.
PI,l,,sf and the money will be reIuhue
rial at eAPenoo 's,r,nose Won should buy co
terms W" . nonuIation of 10000 eqI
''' 'N'' n%on+ 5000 families. suppose you 81
eli n broom to one han Oh tleSe \t iii
will buy two) suppose YOU ;il 80 II
81 On ON each one (and you W III lnilhe y =
9l.oo On sbonId REQUIRE three mont
sup 'PI,oss n county and supply 1t Win WITH pr d,
,o,a, - - s-,,,,ose YOU should pay Us Souo ~
IL III I6n would still have proht % $
ULLER, - 80 months $1,000 Tor year
e''S' these estimates are low - iii yi "
D. ny ~ ofI,uDdreds of cases, we Will SiN
~ ;srot more than an aVeraGe'Ju Jus
when 10 ho R,o1,-n & Cook, of Warren
LORS bought the Right Tor rate eH of selling, &
Nv the way, is mere noI9lhal - - -
i ont in attachments anu Lg NJ, :
- Of $3.50 90 All this took place
prom And vet the parties who o
a 80 sTII,-,s are making from SO to ,
t IIo- oon1assing with the Broom UT
cos 80 purchased nine otthe Towns mar
,+atement. and adds, that IN caIN
three days, he saw but Two ldAillilo'
=. E-eo5 10 purchase a Broom.
w w Whiting of Cupage Co, IiIs-'i
LOUIS ono county for $3.50; cleared his cou
.WERY the first w . "a T ~ nj nurchas,
X Porter George hhlue' $780, tu-n DAYS. hi
tied Ales county; ateI Cs'Ai -too, - -
order was five hundred brooms
promptly I Iamiel. Kalamazoo Co, Mich p
between ed that coun'9 ~ 80 s50o cash
G CO. This fact we merely give as mi
N BEGGs. d. tles IA ba++ar Give rs A call
DRY 5 5GsteT -
For circular address the under
with stamps, who have the sole con
zines and the South western otdles' as of+ba
nv of ev of Attorney to sellln any part u INC
Lard Press C+o+as NOT already sold.
merry used Slaves DE WITT & PIP
ILLS OF an 7 ooIade Building