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Tie deg days seem TO be all over. So do
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CONSUMPTION Can be Cured.

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The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12
One Hundred Dollar Bill WASH
ed by Woods Automat-
fc Washer.

The Automatic Washer is un-
doubtedly the best washing machine
ever invented. 1t is so constructed
that it has all the advantages
Of the cleansing powers of the old
hand dashboard, yet it does not
wear and tear the material wash
ed. At the trial. OF the machine
this week we saw hundred dollar
bill placed in with garment and
when the garment came out perfect
ly clean the bill was uninjured, the
friction necessary to cleanse the
garment having, apparently, not
broken fibre of the paper. The
proprietor, Mr.. Wood, claims that
the machine will pay for itself in a
short while in saving the wear to
clothing unavoidable by the usual
method of washing.
A. N. Akin,
County Court Clerk,
H. f. Farlss,
Postmaster Columbia, Tenn.
Walter Akin,
Hugh P. Akin,
N. B. Scott,
Chas. N. vaught,
Lucius Frierson,
Cashier Columbia Banking Co.,
t, j. Tucker, Grocer,
j. T. Ain,
w. I. Boyd,
W. j. Moore, Stock Dealer.
Columbia, Tenn.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12
WHAT WE CLAIM FOR IT.

We can wash with this machine a
bed quilt in 5 minutes-give you an
hour with your dashboard to do the
work as we'll; 8 to 5 sheets in 5 min
utes; 5 table linens 3 to 5 minutes;
/ table linen and so napkins, 8 to 5
minutes; 20 towels to your one on
the washboard. The dirtiest meal
or wheat sack in one-half minute; 10
feet Of carpet in 5 minutes and all
classes OF other goods as fast, just In
warm suds as prepared for the wash
board; and that it does not injure
the finest fabric, can be proven by
washing a $40 bill or piece of paper.
1t is used in rinslng as well as wash
ing.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12
Ehe 9fuotrat.
@I00 REwARD afOO

The readers OF THE RussELLvrLLE DKMO.
cRAr vii be pleased 10 learn that there Is al
least one dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure In all It's stages, and that is ca
tarrh. Hairs Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known to the medical fraternity.
Catarrh being constitutional disease requires
a constitutional treatment. Hairs Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mncus surfaces of the system
thereby destroying the foundation OF the dis-
ease, and giving the patient strength by build
ing up the constitution and assisting nature In
doing it's work. The proprictors have Sc much
faith in its curative powers, that they offsr
-One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails
to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address, FL. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Roy Sold By Druggists, Price u.s.. per bottle
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To Those Who Have q Spirit OF
Speculation and
Who luxe I0 MAKE MONEY.
The Purchase of Twenty-FOuI
Automatic Spring
Washers.

A person pays for county when
he buys two dozen machines, and
gets genuine deed to the county
for seventeen years from date of
patent, and all the washers manufac-
tured, packed and delivered him on
board cars at Constantine, Mich, at
g. Complimentary that be can
sell in the county during the II
years. BY the purchase of the "a
machines at $40 each, j. K. Rushing
of Russellville and w. S. Rushing Of
Dover. Ark, have secured the entire
sale of the machine in Yell county
for IL years from November 9, 1886,
and machines manufactured, packed
and delivered, properly billed to
them, on board cars at Constan tine,
Mich, at our confidential contract
price to AGENTS. that they can sell,
or haye sold in the county during
the IL years.
Messrs ]. o. Brown and G. M.
Smith of Slick, have secured Sebas
tian and Crawford counties, Ark.
j. l.. Tate, Big Piney, has pur-
chased Howard, Hampstead and Sc
yier counties, Ark, for the sale of the
machine. Messrs. O. S. Tate and
Chas. Dickey left two weeks ago for
Centre Point, Howard county, where
they intend to make the first intro
duction for 1t.
Robt. Hayes and Carroll Sims of
Slick. Ark, have Conway county, Ark.
Mr.. Hays is now at Plummerville, OPP
Grating with the machine. He wrote
his partner last week to send anoth
err statesmen down, and that he was
making O grand success.
G. A. Stroud Of Russellville, Ark,
has Just secured Faulkner county,
Ark, and is arranging to get of
soon 10 that county, where he says
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12
PUBLIC TEST.

In the court house yard at Green
vile, Illinois, we saw the Wood s
Folding Automatic Spring Washer
put to the severest test with won
dsrful results A HUNDRED DOLLAR
BILL was placed in with a dirty gar.
ment and when the garment was
taken out perfectly clean, the BILL
was uninjured, which practically
demonstrates the fact that it does
not wear and tear the material
washed, which is unavoidable by
the usual method of washing.
Jonathan Seaman, hardware.
A. G.. Henry, ex-county judge.
j. Il. Buchanan, county treasurer.
Capt. Harris.
s. NJ. HOLES, banker.
w. NJ. Evans, real estate agent.
Milt Sharp, ex-representative.
/. Norman, furniture.
II. X. Dewey, county surveyor.
Il. p. Mercy, county superintendent
j. v. Watts. sheriff
Lemuel Adams, county clerk.
w. A. Northcott, states attorney.
X. l.. Mudd, deputy county clerk.
Scion Enloe, city attorney.
q. Il. Cock, attorney at law.
IL. w. Rupert, teacher.
Ell Armstrong, hardware.
Il. b. Enloe, real estate.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12

The Automatic Spring Washer is
the only machine that have found
to be perfectly satisfactory In every
case. ! have seen many others, and
have purchased them, but could
never teach the women to use them,
but Woods Automatic Spring Wash.
er is SO simple that they can use it
without any trouble whatever. It's
so able to demonstrate it's own true
merit to sensible people, that mere
ly say to all in its behalf see it for
yourself, to see it operate is proof
enough of all that is claimed for it. y
Mrs. w. w. Wagner.
wife of Sheriff Wagner,
Cole Co., Mo.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12

he knows that he will sell numbers
of them.
Messrs. N. L. Daniel and G. S.
Holman, Luthervilie, Ark, have se-
cured Logan county, Ark.
Have closed twenty two counties
in the State, pp TO date, TO different
parties who have gone out to push q
sale for the machine, as follows:
Boone, Carroll, Conway, Crawford.
Franklin, Hampstead, Howard, Inde-
pendence, lizard, johnson, Lawrence,
Logan, Madison, Newton, Searcy,
Sebastian, Sewer. Sharp, Washing.
ton, Woodruff and Yell.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12
A DETAILED DESCRIPTION.

"The patentee of the Folding Au.
tomato Spring Washer has succeed.
ed admirably in contrasting the first
success with the many vain efforts
that have proceeded tall of whom
have claimed that the most rapid
manner in which water could be fore
ed through the goods is the main OBJ
ject in view. This he has accom-
plished by tho form and position OF
the square ridges on the main roller,
in connection by spring pressure
with the two smooth automatic cen
ter rollers and the two outside au-
tomato horizontal corrugated roll
ers, which form the automatic wash
board, complete, by which all fric-
ton is avoided, being the grand
point by which labor is saved, and
the clothes cleansed without a par
ticle of injury.
"To describe In detail: The large
or main roller is the first one in use
with square ridges-or ridges hav-
ing fat surface. The pressure is
directly between this main roller and
the two smooth center rollers, max
ing an even pressure by which even
and thorough Washing is accom-
plished. The two outside rollers
being dropped down from the main
roller, causes the machine to feed or
receive the clothes more easily, Civ
ing the four under rollers, which
constitute the dashboard, pivotal
or oval shape, greatly lessening the
labor in using the machine. The
object of corrugating the periphery
of the horizontal rollers being to Sc.
cure feed and make the feed more
positive, is the second object in hay
ing square ridges on the main roller.
In combination with this he has the
first double extension provided to
fit tubs of different diameters.
It is also the first folding roller ma
chine with tub rest and machine
combined IN ono patent; also, the
first self -adjusting, or automatic,
fastener invented, thus avoiding all
tub attachments and fastenings,
This may truly be regarded the first
standard washing machine in the
known world, for which the patentee
has secured Letters Patent in the
United States and the Dominion oil
Canada, and will finally find it's way
to all parts of the world as the great
est labor saving machine ever pro-
duced for people Of all classes.
"The public will remember tina,
there is close similarity between
the automatic and the bogus article
that there is great similarity be
tween a counterfeit thousand dollar
bank note and the genuine; that the
former has often been passed for the
genuine"
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12
POPE COUNTY Recommends.
TONS.

1 am we'll satisfied with my Au-
tomato Washer, after having used
it about two months and would not
be without one Of them.
Mrs. B. v. Bewley.
Having purchased one of the
washers from j. w. Hampton, and
having used it more than two
months, can truly say it is all that
he claims for it,and far ahead OF the
old wash board, In ease OF operation
and rapidity OF washing.
l like my Automatic Washer just
splendidly. Can do the washing In
much less time than with the board
and am not half 80 tired.
Mrs. G. G. Turnbow.
think the Automatic worthy the
consideration OF every lady who has
to wash, as l know it to be great
labor savlng-machine.
Mrs. j. M. Campbell.
would not be without my washer
now at all that l bought of J. W.
Hampton over two months ago, and
which ienn-cndering valuable aid
these warm days,
Mrs. M. E. Bailey.
After having seen the Automatic
washer thoroughly tested, we think
it superior to anything of the kind
we ever saw, and do cheerfully rec
omend it to all.
Mrs. N. A. Bradley,
+. G. Bradley.
/ like my new Folding Automatic
Spring Washer just splendidly, and
do not see how / could now do with
out it. Mrs. NJ. A. Forest.
/ have been using one or the
Automatic washers for more than
two months and it gives me entire
satisfaction. II. A. Luckett.
We did washing. Thursday May
Is, 1890, in three hours, with oul
new Automatic washer, that would
have taken all day on the old wash
board. Mrs. Van Tomlinson,
Mollis Tomlinson,
Gussle Franklin.
/ consider the Automatic one o.
the grandest institutions ever got
ten up for woman, and l have beer
using it for some time.
Mrs. VIM. r. Hale.
The Folding Automatic Spring
Washer has proven good with us and
many Of our neighbors who have
bought them some time since anC
have had them In use.
VIM. Rushing and wife.
We have never had any confldenc,
in washing machines until we testeC
the Automatic, and do not now hes
itate to speak in it's favor. 1t il
we'll worthy the name it bears.
j. L. Tate.
NJ f. Tate.
The ease Of operation and rapidly
In washing, without damage to thu
fabric, renders the Automatic Spring
Washer almost indispensable OF
wash day. Joe 4. Rushing.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12

The Automatic Spring Washer is
not only boon to woman, but
universal blessing. 1t is indeed, the
FIRST standard washing machine in
the known world, demonstrating to
thousands daily, the true trade mark
of success-merit. The business
selling it, is not subordinate, flnan-
clally, to any mans, though he may
have thousands of dollars invested,
as the necessity for it, sells it, at al.
most every house. We are just be.
ginning TO establish a sale for it in
the State Of Arkansas, and have
places for numbers Of good energetic
reliable persons TO operate and do
well.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Our plan Of selling townships is as
follows: A person pays for town
ship by buying six Wood Folding
Automatic Spring Washers and has
the entire sale Of the machine IN it
for seventeen years from the 7th day
of November, 1886, and all the ma
chimes he can sell during this time
at $--confidential. In other words,
We realize the profit on just the
first sic machines for a township
and the purchaser has the same
on all the machines he can sell dl1-
ring the length of the patent.
Next zoe sell states by counties as
Ue close Townships in counties.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12

An hour before seeing the Autom-
attic Washer at work DO you see
these hands of miner / have been
washing with them for 40 years and
with the assistance OF the board they
are all | need. Fifteen minutes az
ter giving the Automatic a trial.
Mr. johnson are you going to get
me q Washer? You know every day
/ wash in the summer ! have few
err. The Washer would be so much
help to me. All right we will get
one. Mr.. and Mrs. PHILIP JOHNSON,
Vienna, Missouri.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12
GREENyILLE, ILLINOIS.

EHILN IILfj IILINUIos
Mr.. NJ. j. Harris,
DEAR SIR:-The woman who does
the washing here each week is great
ly pleased with the Woods Folding
Automatic Washer which / bought
some time ago. She says she can do
the washing better, easier and quick
er than heretofore. In fact she sounds
its praises after every washing. Evil
IDENTIFY she would now consider it a
great hardship to be obliged to do a
Washing without it.
Very Truly Yours,
JAMES Z. SLADE.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12

The Automatic Washer is surely
the greatest success of the day. Mr..
Il. M. Sinclair, the agent gave US a
sample washing with it this morn
ing, August 18th 1889, cleansing bed
clothing, table linen, dirty shirts,
towels, napkins and carpet, among
these were lot OF cook aprons, very
badly soiled, to the entire satisfac.
tion of all present. | have ordered
one of them, Notwithstanding / have
$40 machine. The Automatic is
just worth four OF 1t.
Mrs. j. H. Adams.
Eureka Hotel, GreenyiIle, Ill.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12

DEAR SIR:--This is surely s'gala
day" Cor your washer. | am conf
dent that the exhibition this morn
ing will result in the sale of two doz-
en- and half of machines, and the
supplanting of at least two that have
been in use here. Your machine is
certainly grand success.
REV. r. A. ALLEN.
Rich Hill, Mo.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12

"Old woman, / have been living
with you long time and knew you
were the best washing machine /
ever had seen, but now will have
to go back on you. The Automatic
Washer beats you badly"
James e. Kerlagon.
French Village, Mo.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12

Any person wishing a business
out OF which he can realize cash ev-
cry 10, 20 or 80 days, 10 requested TO
call on J. w. Hampton and NJ. j.
Harris, Russellville Ark. and see the
Folding Automatic Spring Washer
operate, learn our confidential CON
tract price to agents and our plan of
whole sailing machines, DC. Address
Harris d Hampton.
Box IL, Russellyille Ark.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12

The Automatic Washer is surely
the greatest success OF the day. Mr..
Harris, General Agent, without the
least encouragement from us to buy
q mcahlne, gave US sample wash
ing, cleansing about l50 pieces, among
which were cooking aprons livery
badly soilsd), napkins, towels, table
linens, meal sacks, DC, in the brief
space OF three fourths of an hour, to
the entire satisfaction of myself and
family, and especially the girls who
have used it several times since with
the most satisfactory results.
Very respectfully,
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12
III. Hunt,
Prop. Commercial Hotel,
Swift City, lad.

Ten dollars Is too much for a
washing machine. Well, where haye
you got machine that cost less
than ten dollarsp Why, the old
sausage grinder Yes, the old saus-
age grinder, you only use it one or
two hours in a year; while / need a
convenience for washing once week
the year round and need it badly,
too, for there is no day Harder than
wash day.
Mr.. and Mrs. JNo. ScHRoDT,
Mt Carmel, Illinois.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12

Below we give a few parties names
to whom Mr.. j. w. Hampton sold
machines in about 80 days time, as
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12

dirty white shirts, which is the hard
est class of goods to wash on top side
the green earth, and completed them
in one and three fourths of an hour.
Am satisfied it has no equal and will
give better satisfaction to my pa
irons than any other machine have
ever seen. j. G.. Butler, propri-
etor of Russellville laundry.
We the undersigned state from
personal observation that the
Automatic Spring Washer is so ad
iusted that anything from the light
est to the heaviest fabric can be
thoroughly washed without damage,
and that it does not injure the
goods, which was practically demon.
strated by the washing Of a twenty
dollar currency note.
H. f. White.
R. H. Tate,
James Potts,
j. z. Segall,
HI. H. Youngblood.
j. R. Young,
Jno. w. White,
Dan B. Granger,
j. w. Pruitt, M. d.
p. V. Renfrow,
G. A. Stroud,
Joe Rushing,
r. J. Wilson.
The Automatic washer has proven
itself good in this locality some time
ago, by many who have bought it
and have been using it. l bought
one this morning, May, 10th. from
j. w. Hampton, general agent, and
think every household should have
one of them. Mrs. j. M. Campbell.
i would not begin to give up my
new washer, now, / am accustomed
to it and cannot say too much in its
favor. Artilla Walker.
Mr.. Hampton-The washer you
sold me is giving entire satisfaction.
1t is all and more than you claimed
for it, and should be examined and
purchased by every lady, for wash
day is the hard day Of family life.
Mrs. Henry Bally.
We gave the Automatic rigid
test on dirty shirts, bed quilts and
all. classes of wearing apparel, and
find 1t perfect success on all goods
from the lightest to the heaviest and
bought one Of them, May goth, 1890,
which explains our idea of 1t fully.
Dan B. Granger,
Alice Granger,
L. B. Granger.
am very we'll satisfied with my
Automatic Spring Washer, and can
do my washing in much less time
than with the board.
Mrs. w. G. Bullock.
/ have washed ten dirty shirts in
30 minutes with my Automatic wash
err, perfectly clean, which Is shirt
every two minutes. ! washed 125
collars and cuffs Wednesday eye, in
a very short time, would not take
twenty five dollars and do without
it. r. F. Amos, Proprietor City
Laundry, Russellville, Ark.
| have tested the Automatic wash
er on bed quilts and blankets, after
which / gave an order for one. !
think it an invention worthy public
attention and ought to be examined
and purchased by every one would
escape the work and drudgery Of
washday. Mrs. w. III. Rankin,
My wife has been using one OF
your machines since February and
is well pleased with it. know OF
many others in my settlement who
speak In high terms Of it.
j. G. Brock.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12
PREMIUMS AWARDED.

The Wood Folding Automatic
Spring Washer won fret premium
September, 1856, In the White eoun-
ty fair, Carmi, ILL.,; also won first
premium of diploma. for the Best
Washing Machine in the South.
eastern District Agricultural Soci
ETY., Cape Glrardeau, Mo ); the first
premium of diploma at the Greene
county fair, Ind. October, 1887. the
first premium, Sullivan county fair,
Ind. 'S7; the first premium, MI. Car
mel, ILL.,, 1887: first premium State
fair, Olney, ILL.,, October, 1887.
First premium Vandala, Ill. 1889.
y y Ma rlnaAn.n
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12

The Introduction of IL into States
and Reference Made TO Bank
ers in Localities Where Hum
dreds Of5Them Have Been Sold,
and Where Numbers Have
Purchased Six Machines and a
Township for 10000, Twenty
Four Machines and County,
$40 90.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12

The ease Of operation and rapidity
in washing, without damage to the
fabric, renders the Automatic Spring
Washer almost indispensable on
wash day. Joe 4. Rushing.