Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-05-05
Important to Housekeepers.

Bemard's Challenge Labor Saving Laundry
Soap money, time, labor, clothing and is the
Best Soap they ever used This generation has
now arrived at the period, when one good particu-
lar result, is worth more than thousand schemes
The people are earnestly seeking for improvements
and especially for methods for cheapening all those
great staple articles which into the necessities
Of our every day life. This article has been mprov
ed upon, has been tested by chemists and
others, and has triumphly passed the severest
ordeal of learned scrunity and is now brought
before the public with this claim
For washing clothes it is superior and preferable
to all other kinds Of soap compound nenufactur-
ed. 1t is the cheapest for all purposes, is easily
made and costs two cents per pound to make.
Instead OF having boiling water onthe stove for
three four hours, you simply scald the clothes for
a few minutes thereby saving nearly fourffths the
fuel and the dsagreeableness of fire, suds and steam
Two three cents worth is all that is required for a.
family of six or eight persons, and the clothes will
look whittier than if washed by the old process with
the best of soaps 1t will save SO worth of soap,
and fuel in the year. 1t is also excellent for wooela
goods and fannels. The main cause of wear and
tear Of clothes is rubbing them a board. To dis
pense with the rubbing is the clothes. After
few times washing with the 'Challenge Soap
clothing win become whittier than ever.
For House Cleaning.-This is where our "Chal-
| lenge Soap appeals to the real lady-like house.
keeper. Use it for scrubbing and cleaning. 1t is
wonderful in its effects, it makes excellent suds,
and house-cleaning can be done with one-oarth the
usual labor, without injury to the paint varnsh.
1t viii leave the paint as bright and clean as new.
Use it for washing paints, windows and mirrors
you dare not attempt to wash these with soft soap.
For Laundry and Kitchen Use.-Just think: No
| boiling, and washing and scalding and putting
through two waters.
For Horses, Carriages, Harnesses, etc.-It is
vastly superior to CASTLE soap for washing horses
names, ETC., while for washing Sores gals scratch
etc, it is Indispensable For harness it is better
than harness soap, thoroughly and quickly remoy-
ing the grease from the leather cleansing it, render
ing soft and pliable, while for cleansing the running
gear and bodies of fine carriages it is without rival
| This soap has been used in Orleans County, and
large number oftestimonials have been written rel
| alive to its value.
| Mr.. III. NJ. Horne is agent for this county and win
sell the right to manufacture any party for s1e.
| As it can be made for 2 cents pound, it is very
| cheap as well as valuable article,
E. B. Stevenson, Clarenceyille, P. O., is sole
agent for Dominion of Canada, Northern New York,
and nearly all Vermont. Men and women wanting
employment, send $l.o0 for ssRight'' and terms to
E. b. Stevenson, clareneeyille, P. @.
| Rights to manufacture and recipe sent to any
party in the county for s1.00. Address III. NJ.
Horne, Mrs. j. II. Brown Mrs. D. W. Hidreth,
Mrs. j. w. Fletcher, S. R. jenkins. Barton Land
/ ing, VT.