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CLOTHES FOUNDER,


nF the many ccatrivanees for wash;ns
~ Clashes. bat few have given satisfarsiou
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Why, forcing water through . garmeRs to
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pressed air for forcsrs waies. throagh ciothcs.,
This is the principle " The Little Five Minute
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W1at Il will d. Il VII wash tub Of wear
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Table Cloths, counterpanes, Quilts, ComIor:s
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Direction 10 sss I.-ln the first place. assort
yonr garments, fne goods first, dirty Wrist
bands, Collars, &C., dip in water aud apply
soap; rub in to loosen the dirt. Use any Kind
Of SOAP You wish, sot soap is easier applied
Remember, this Washer works by air pressure,
not pounding Aeyer stamp nor pound. Make
coed sgds in . tub 10 cover top OF ram, sprrzu
your clothes in loosely, press first in centre of
tub, then around inside Of tub. In short time
-ou will learn TO handle H. ts
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OF BALTIMORE,
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BG HARRIS, President.

DIRECTORS:
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Hon George Bren. Court Of Appeals.
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DRY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
BOOTS.
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GENTS
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At tho old stand, fo' mcrly occupied by
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WORLD RENOWNED NEW SINGER
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cago Relief COMMITTEES. which undertook
70 furnish sewing machines 10 persons
need ng them. supplied . ,421 Singer ma
chimes a gains; 81 of ali other kinds. This
preference for She Singer machine is due to
ITS intrinsic superiority. and seems likely
to be- maintained ag ,iDst all compositions.
l will visit around and give all instruc-
tons to pcrsons rurchas' NJ o. ne Gree Of
Siarge. All o. the extras furnished b.
me.
7. ii. J. READMOND.
Mechancsville.
St Mary's county, Md.
EMa,hiucs delivered and instruc.
tions given Cor $4,000.
Aug %, 1S13-3m.