Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-04-28
NFoULToNS' PATENT WATER
II BING.
The pt.rssf. CbslVcsf, and most Durable HHer
con met r. kn0Ur. Warranted 10 stand
pressure Of 100 fset ant iriH not


The rl-sst. Cbs1yesf, and mast Durable H4fer
C0rIEcf-r kH0trE. Warranted 10 stand
d pressure Of 100 fset AMI riH not
burst rt0s frozen.
l. will last as long as the hole is kep fall Of wa
ter, for the entire wood saturates with water. o.
rs. water saturated 10 u feet Of Tubing, inches
In diameter. Is made Of the best selected and ain
dried lumber from - IS feet in len 9Th. Turned
round, wound with copper wire. sunk in grooves
boiled 10 coal tar, connected with cast iron coup
Ilngs, made % suit any position. IonEued ana
rroOved each side Of wafer course, and gives per
feet satisfaction in every far as heard from.
Is portable, weighing ten pounds per rod vi
the coup ngs Costs Just one half as much as lead
pipe, same bore Tubing, ans greater say NJ 70
the purchaser, when inch and .. inch Tubing is
called for.
Price Of Tubing NTH Couplings Complete
Inch Tubing, inch bore per rod siI9
j % " " II; r.;
sap Tubing. inch bo-e, not tarred, and wound
with cheaper wiTe, per rod, 7lcts
At eur Factory. CASH; except in towns where it
has not been used in such cases one half on de.iT-
cry, the balance when the Tubing IS laid, or rea-
sonahle time 10 prove it, Always warranted.
It has been tested years in dry gravelly soil and
found perfectly sound.
Iii far preferable TO any other conductor on the
grounds ofits Purity, ChelpHeSs, strength Ease Of
Transportation, &c, leo rods per halt tun OF The
smallest size. One man can lay 300 X DS PEA
DAY. Being 50 small Il requires hut a narrow
ditch. Can couple the . sizes together with no eZ-
ira expense thus making a saving by coupling the
larger sizes to the smaller and getting more volume
Of water, for pressure, through the smaller Tub
ing.
For conveying SAP it surpassos every other con
dgctor. So makers Will co well 70 try it.
TESTIMONIALS:
MouLroS Bros. ( Co After having used your
Patent Water Tubing eight year, and having no
froEbis with it whatever with the exception Of its
bein frozen twice and roaming well ever when
thaWed. We saw you take out two pieces, one IN
dry gravel knoll, the other exposed under shop,
which had been frozen, both perfec. as when laid
This c0nvinces Of It's strength and durability and
we cheeriully and heartily recommend il 70 all
those in want Of means for providing pure water.
JOSEPH BAKER,
ROSWELL FOSTER.
HARVEY BURNHAM, johnson, Vt.
MoU.ToN Bros. Col have haG your Patent
Water Tubing OF eight years, and although il
has been dry two OF three seasons, yet have not
d discovered any defect as yet, and think 10 the
10 handle, lay, &c. think il the most durable
water conductor known; will stand pressure and
frost where other conductors will faii therefore
heartily recommend it 10 the public, as the best
besf thing / kH0W Of for c7nteytHg icGfeT.
HARVEY BbECHER, johnson,
M0ULroS. Bros. & COL have used your Pat
ent Water Tubing, SIX or years, and Il gives
me perfect satisfaction. And recommend il 10 the
public in preference to anv thing else in view Of
It's cheapaess, case o. adjustment, purity and
HARMON MORSE, East Cambridge, Vt.
IN ercry case in ordering, the pressure should
be speeifef, the Of bore, the Hunber
Of rs. acute angles and eib0irs n
irInfed ShjpPsd Whsn
dcSired.
Address TOJLTOS BROS. ~ co.
johnson. VI.
For Territory not included in the State Of Yer
mont, Address W. F. MOULTON. Johns n, Vt.
March o ls7l-37wtf