The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-10-05

TO MAKE MO N EY
DURING THE HARD TIMES.
SECURE AN AGENCY
FOR THE
E T
Robbins Family Washer.
This machine has been ON TRIAL for the past six
months in every State and Territory in the Union,
" Your Washer has proged q complete success"
been reached may be found in these facts.
II tn /. . assSiRs Ta s ! i ! x Rs %sPtiIPsRIE 1 NGT Hse1lnsi
Of forcing water by q swnward pressure through the
force; there is no rubbing or friction aboutit. This
principle is the only one that has ever been success
cry. ai others rs have failed in one or more essential
points. Robbins Washer cleanses perfectly without
IT linen. f wi viii f not i9 nj the most aPp delicate fabric. Il.
is the greatest bleacher extant, and for this purpose
and will last a lifetime. Ifsayes time, it saveslabor.
you can Count the hard drudgefy Of the washboard
among the things of the past. Therefore, we con-
want a Robbins Washer. You cannot afford 70 be
without one. 1t will pay to buy one.
The Retail Price In only s3.50.
Sample to those desiring Agencies, $500.
The philosophy of the Washer is fully explained in
the following circular, which is full Of valuable in,
In brineing the Robbins Washer before the public
1t becomes necessary to take into brief consideration
The Art of Gle ansing Fabrics,
which, although SO common, is yet imperfectly un-
d%erstood. Having bad a lifelong experience In the
hotels, public laundries, asy inms, hospitals, &C.
g VI f k9oT Th sdiIers we p sRs n . sSu na@slUus da asSefss
agitaters, steam washboilers, &C., have all done
and devices to do. But they have ali failed in one or
more of the three essential points, viz: The saving
extractine the dirt or discoioration-al OF Which are
accomplished by the ROBBINS LITTLE WASHER.
what In 1t that Removes the Dirtf
You may ask all washerwomen and housekeepers,
and your answer from nine out of ten will be,
".Plenty of elbow grease;''' or. in other words.
And such is the case, for YOU first have to rub soap
upon the cloth. then you have to rub g ~ to make
n. again 70 5orcs. scater through the fabric, That's
chs@id 5sn action ef he soap es upon pom It ;O'''l'a = -
ic ally Gas nm Miied is sn what sItu we R have 50 long n and pa.
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Al the aforesaid Mechanical devices have many
Objectionable features. 1t is harder work to operate
them than to use the common washboard. They are
constantly getting out of order, and, at the best,
times faster than the rubbing board, because The
friction is a hundred per cent. greater than can POS
time Of person during the whole wash, and, last of
all, they will not perfectly remove streaks from
h Principle of The Little Washer
embodies all the essential poinIs. First, wehave the
desired heat, which expands the faeric: and causes
full suction beneath the clothes, which causes q rapid
f fSsm' ,Ses es5Ts 1s@ 0g ,s%fi sb SS sfFil. t5 TSipsi a sed as see q l04se
body Of water, which holds the dirt in solution. Thus
ing g ali that ' is required to ton eogp i 'f sSe O q nsta Ds-
The Washer is com posed Of solid galvanized iron,
the No. /, or family size. for ordinary household use,
and No. 2, or hotel size, suitable for Country hotels,
boarding houses, laundries, &c.
Family size weighs 6 pounds. is only z inches long
by 5inches wide byI4 inches deep. The discharge
R 8iPe ls eS inf e sh hlsn 0 wate mat IL ana q s5 III u ans9es IN
stream at the rate of Is to 2Ogailons per minute, will
v SH III DO the aay S eS%n IN a boiler ole D near tNics that size.
thereby enabling you, to DO twice as much, or the
household linen, sLch as bed and table linen. q boiler
apparel in, from IS to 8 minutes. and viii remover al
streaks without any rubbing; requires ne previous
hight, etc. We take The Clothes dry, and when the
w mi as sfts VII mPI So i gS "a e ss9Tf WE pps wsiI M th sns S Sown
with a stick. We use no themicals; only good SOAP
and soft water. If the water is hard 1t may be
softened BY, a small piece Of borax, which is per.
The No. ?, a small hotel size, will do the work in
boiler four times the size of a common family boiler,
and wash Of average pieces from 500 to cooper day
work in anything that has a bottom large enough
Our Method of Handling.
wewanta agents everywhere throughout the United
The retail price of No. ! Washer is % so Of No.
Washer, IS; Butt We will sell sample machines Of No.
size at s.; No. 2, or smallhotel ize. atS4. Canvasseri
for this Washer can make more money with il thar
with ANYTHING ever before offered to the public. As
for instance. we established two agencies to test tn
sale of the Washer upon its merits one in Manga
tuck Conn, and one in Providence, RI. The former
MT. Chas. Daniels, in a town ofabout 2 900 inhabit
ants, sold by canyassingin tto tceeksS2 Washers. II
thelatter place Mr.. Jas. Roberts, now OF Naugatuok
sold in less than three months, without canvassinl
or advertising outside the store, over 800 Washers
A thing never before heard of.
To Persons ont of EmpIoyment
we would say, If you want TO secure q paving bust
ness, now is your time. Don't wait until the bes
territory is taken up, but send at once for sampI
machine and go to work. By following instruction
you can sell to nearly every family inyour neighbor
hood. Others have done it, and there is no reasol
why you should not. Full directions and insfruc
lions accompany each machine. Also special term
. to agents; circulars, testimonials, &C:
All orders must be accompanied with cash:
u Remit by money order or registered letter to-
q 81 GEO. D. BISSELL CO., Naugatuck, Conn
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