Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-08-01

The above cut represents COWleS' Patent MIX Pan,
which is Acknowledged by all who have examined It to
DO the most practical large pan yet invented. The
Pans are made of heavy tin and the watts lined with
galvanized iron. The following are some of the decid
cd advantages they have over any and all other Pans
1t is the only Pan that emptes over the top thereby
doing away with the Of corks which have proved
50 troublesome in leaking and sourng.
They are more simple and easy in their operation, so
There no wear Of the Pan 1t rests on its rim and
touches nothing but water hence will last lifetime,
while others wear out in a few years.
The water is arranged that uniform temperature
Is obtained giving more and better cream than by
Dairymen's Associations all over the country have
settled the question to the satisfaction of ali that large
Pans much more profitable than small while
any at glance that the vat system letting
water around the sides of the Pan much superior
The following a few of the testimonials already
received. They from parties who understand OF
what they speak, and whose statements be impc-
lilly believed.
Testimonials.
To Dairymen.-On the 18th Of May, Deacon CowIes.
Of Coventry, set up for his Patent Pans which
easily, quickly and without stopping. We like them
better than expected and would not exchange them
for any other we have seen.
Yours, &C., ,.,,
Holland, June II, 1873.
Mr.. COwies.-Dear Sir, The Pans purchased of you
last May give entire satisfaction They great
amount Of labor and my wife says she would not part
with them on any consideration; am convinced that
mAdO by using them than by the old method, The
manner Of emptying the Pans think could not DO i'm
proved upon. . -
Irasburgh, June %, lsiS
This cortifes that we have purchased OF g. F. Cowles
and have in q set Of his Patent Milk Pans and
nom our experience with them are nee to say that
they moro than meet our expectations, and We feel
confident in recommending them to other Dairymen
superior in durability simplicity and convenience, to
my ''"'' - Nv" '"'''1 III HARRY WARD,
ASHLEY FARAAN,
ID. 7. B0YNTON
westaed, May &c, 1873.
S. =. Cswles,-In to your inquiries about the
working of the Pan you put in fer me- am happy TO
state that 1t works much better than expected. 1t is
great LABOR saving invention My wife SAYS that ht-
teen minutes all the time required to skim the milk
and wash the Pan for our dairy Of twenty cows. With
the small pans took most Of the forenoon to do the
work. She says that she would rather part with
almost almost anything else about the house or farm.
of anythng that has been offered in the pan line be-
''''' '' C. SLEEPER.
Newport, June 25, 1879.
am not in favor of putting every new invention that
comes along, but sm well pleased with Cowles'
Milk Pan that he put in for me last spring that wish
e say word il their favor 70 my brother dairymen
wife would not part with them for four times their
cost They save more than threeoprths Of the labor
hencO with proper supply of water, and taking the
whole butter season together, If parties cannot make
system is because they cannot make good butter by
any means. therefore most cheorfully and confident
ly recommend tho Cowos Pau to my friends and to all
darymen J. Is, WHEELOCk,
| Coventry, June 18th, 1879.
would also refer to the following parties, who
now using the above Pans;
Joseph Whoeloek, Salmon Nye, Edward Langmad,
| of Coventry.
John W. Edmunds, E, A. UGOrd, of Irasburgh.
o. s. Miller, VIM. w. Wood, Of Westheld.
Ii. S. Elkns, g. W. Percy, Of Troy.
| VIM. Sivright, A. p. Nichols, of Derby
A. ]. Kendall, Of Newport.
David Wilcox, OF Holland.
N ID. French of Glover
Charles Mcclellan, of sheffield.
am now manufacturing these Pans at my shop in
Coventry, and will supply them orders as fast as
possible. l shall be happy TO mako satisfactory ar
Engagements with parties to manufacture them in any
part Of the United States Canada or will sell State
or County Rights. ~
Address, S. +. COWLES,
Coventry, Vermont.