The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-08-30
4 Revolution at Home.

mans Patent Washer, a complete revolu-
tion has taken place in this county in the
department of washing, to which we owe
the luxrries of an escape from long anil
cruel bondage.
The testimony of hundreds of our most
intelligent families comes pouring in upon
us and the evidences in its favor are per-
fectly overwhelming, and must set
all doubts Of its superiority as washer
(if any EXIST entirely at rest.
II opcratcs on purely philosophical
principles to accomplish completely, what
washboards, pr in1crs, and other washing
machines do so impericctly.
The clothes lie entirely still while the
hot suds is made to rush through every
fibre with great rapidity cleansing them
in most thorough and beautiful man-
ner.
This washer requires no labor
to operate it. All that is needed is a
fire and the washing goes on, while in
stead Of sweating over tub of hot suds.
rubbing, or aboring with back break.
ing washing machine, you sit quietly by
for IL to 90 minutes to each boiler, when
the work is done.
1t will wash anything from the most
delicate lace curtain or collar to n bed
spread with the same ease and uniform
ity.
A great advantage in Stedmans over
all other washers Of "A similar yet inferior
character results from "Concave Plate
inserted beneath the perforated plate
which prevents any portion of the suds
from being forced up through the pertor-
ated plate and so brought in contact with
and opposition to, the descending curren,
of suds, being carried down through the
clothes and perforated plate to the bot
tom Of The boiler by atmospheric press
urc.
This arrangement and combination OF
parts is what renders o. +. Stedman's
Patent the best, most reliable and thor
ough washer in the world
Without the highly useful concaye
plate. no washer is complete; with it, the
world stands challenged to equal it.
This washer needs only fair trial to
satisfy the most skcptical that it will
accomplish all that is claimed for it.
1t is perfectly simple in all its part.
It will last for years.
It will not get out of order.
1t weighs only three pounds
takes less soap.
1t requires less fuel.
1t consumes less time
1t takes less labor
1t is so cheap no family can afford 10
be without it.
1t makes washing day pleasant ocea-
sion instead Of a dav Of severe toll and
drudgery.
1t will pay for itself every year in The
wear Of garments
1t will pay for itself in the saving OF
labor.
1t will pay for itself in the saving OF
soap.
1t will pay for itself in the saving Of
fuel.
1t will pay many times its cost in suu.
shine and good feeling diffused all through
tho house.
1t will wash more clothes in fitecn
minutes than can be done by the old
process of washboard and FOUNDER in one
hour, doing it in the most perfect man
ner; hence good dinners, happy wives,
smiling children, and complacent "lords.
are the pleasing concomitants of house
holds, where it is used.
:. b. X.
Lucy Rushton was naturaized at Chi
cago.
An Indiana woman is building 500.
600 hotel
Sunday services at Helena. Montana,
consist of horse-trots.
A native San Francisco baby of three
years weighs 100 pounds.
Aristomichus, a noted Roman, devot
sixty years to the study of the bees.
Tennie c. Clafin has been disporting
herself on Change in st. Louis
The Milwaukee Germans have had a
swimming "fest.'
A San Francisco editor goes to Jail sis
months for libel.
Oshkosh, Wis.,will produce "a, 600 H.
of Swiss cheese this season.
Philadelphia thinks its free baths routed
the rclapsing fever.
Alaska wants public schools, schools oi
herring have played ont.
The vanquished woman in recent t.
male prize fight in Iowa is dying.
Three hundred children danced at Long
Branch the other evening
q, Utah has got rid of the grasshopperr.
and now the small pox has come.
An Indiana baseball club has leased =
grave yard us ball ground
Princess Salm-Salm has passed her ca
animation in surgery and gone to the field
as doctress.
/ Lillian Edgarton is TO lecture about
gossip, its causes and cure" She should
patent the cure,
A Indiana parent has procured his
daughters arrest for stealing one Of his
horses to elope with.
i A San Francisco paper speaks of the
death of the Living Skeleton as n swindie
on the worms.
Only one building was left standipg
after the fire at Canyon City, Oregon.the
other day
A Rochester man advertises himsefas
= counsellor, conciliator and general ne,
gotiator." lie is indeed abroad.
California Cinnamon prefer the Congr'-
gational church when they allow them
selves to be converted.
A Columbus, o., paper tells ofa brave
girl who pawned not only her boots but
her etockinoa and went home barefoot