Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-07-21
INTERESTING TO
anners.

TsaHE Subscriber offers his i'm
e provement in Tanning to those engaged
in that branch of business, presuming that the
.Subjoined certificates of those who have test
ed its utility and the respectable sources from
which they are derived, will be sufficient to
Introduce it to their attention. BY this pro-
cess, differing not so much in materials as in
application from the old and usual method of
tanning, calf skins can be tanned in regular
business 10 from 10 to Is days, heavy upper
leather 25 to 5,and the most stubborn south
ern dry hides made into excellent sole leath-
er in 80 days, while the expenc, of labor and
materials falls short of that incurred by the
old and usual method. In establishing Yards
one half the usual number of sunken watts NAV
be dispensed with.
CERTIFICATES.
| hereby certify that have been following
the new mode of tanning leather for the term
of months; | first made the trial on calf skins
and found said process to answer every pur-
pose that could be wished, and have made
the experiment on all kinds of heavy leather.
and have no hesitation in saying the improve
meut answers all the purposes for which it has
been recommended. 1t can be applied to
large establishments with as much conven-
icnce as TO the tanning Of a few skins. Sole
leather can be tanned 3 times, upper leather
times and calf skins 9 times per year, and
believe these calculations will hold good for
regular business in every instance where the
directions are attended to, and there is no
danger of failure or of injuring the leather.
ADAM BOYD,
Foreman for KeyeS & Enton
Cincinnati, March 16, 1894.
We certify that we have for some months
tanned considerablMp the new and improved
method, practised BY Mr.. Charles Monroe,
and from our experience are now able to iiidge
for ourselves of its utility. We feel satisfied
it is an important object to any one engaged
in tanning, to follow this improvement not on
ly for tanning and making at the same time
saving in labor and materials, but it is GER
tain that leather produced by this process is
far superior as to elegance, plumpness and dur
ability, and possesses also the power of turn.
ing moisture much better than that produc-
ed by the old usual method of tanning.
PHINEAS DAVIS,
JOSEPH DAVIS.
Northboro' July 5, 1924.
hereby certify, that Mr.. Charles Monroe
has tanned in my yard in his new mode of
tanning in thirteen days some Calf Skins that
appear to be Of the first quality.
CALVIN DEAN.
Providence, r. I. June 3d., 1924. 90
certify that have worked Calf Skin
tanned by Mr.. Charles Monroe in 10 days, on
the new and improved method which was well
tanned, plump and firm and to every appear
ance will prove as durable and turn moister
as we'll as any skins have ever worked.
ASA FERGUSON.
Providence, June, %, 1924.
Numerous other certificates might be added
of similar purport, but it is presumed to be
unnecessary as the best recommendation is,
for each one to try for himself. Amy in this
vicinity wishing TO avail themselves of this
improvement and who are not visited by the
subscriber, are referred to the Messrs. Davis's
of Northboro' for information and to contract
for rights.
CHARLES MONROE.
NorthbOrO', July 7, 1924.