Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-30
The FAMILY DIRECTOR:
Designed as help to those sOho are sup
plying them seiUes ia Whote or IN part
ruth WOOIea goods 9ftkeir OWn man
ufacturS.
BY MATTHEW ATKINSON.

ThA FAMILY DIRECroR" is published
ia pamphlet iorm, aud contains forty
eight pages oil closely printed matter,
exclusively devoled to the Important sub
iact Of Domestic Manulaclures; 10 whirh
The aH'hor gives receipts I6r dytng pr
manrnlly ga wool or waOlea goods ali
The culors 20 use or cloths, satlinells'
inseys, coVeIlels or Carpet4ng; amount
ing 10 all 10 neariy one hund red: with
such additional instructions IN the art Oi
dylng rs caRRot fell 10 render The ~
ceipls highly valuable to lhose who use
lhrm. The whoia arranged to answer
for d\ing in the wuol oT web, with the
d # renee to tie cost and uuIny Of the
two plans clearly pointed out.
The author being practical Manu-
laclarer, wrh more than thirty FIVE
years experience in The ast oC dying,
assures the public that taOse dyes that
are always fashionable on wOuIcn goods
such as black. indigo bae, madder RED ,
bro~a green, yeIiow, &c, are desert.
he'd so carefully that no person however
IN xperiehced they msy be. can fa, Of
SUCCESS with lhe aid ol The Fumiy d.
rector.
/ also contains directions for waking
wool IA he very best mahner known 10
Manufactures; winch II adopted cannot
faII to resu ia bette, cordlng and better
goods. The catd'ng spinning, weaving
aud inlshIuI for each article OF manu-
,iacuTe are distinctly polntrd ou with a
view to their greatest degree Of perlec.
lloa and utility and without increasing
lhe expense Of production.
To the whole is directions for dying
lho indigo blue and few 9th r coIors n
common use, on cotton and linen, which
II is believed Will be highly useful 10
The public.
We have no hesItancy in saying that
no other work 0( The kiud has tver an
pearcd in our country 80 exclusively de
voted 10 the Interests of the Feriner and
Mech ,nlc who are supplying themselves
with cIorhlng oi their own mnnuiac.
lures. We feel auDh0TrEed 10 say this
from the very IIbrral m9nner IN which
h. Family DneGror has becn treated bK
manu'aC lurrrs who have had an opuor
tunIly 10 express an O,lnon On its mpr.
lis, Nj. FaOcr, the proprietor of he
Canton WooIIen Factory, and Mr.. Do
herdy, his fuller aud dyer. sys.
I'VE have examined Mr. A,kiuspn's
FamIIy Drcc,Or aud believe IT 50 he wor
thy public patronage
Mr., Rho'es. IN the occupancy uI
Sparks F,ctory near Canton. writes an
der date Of March =, 1914:
III have examined Mr.. AIkInson's
Family ID rector aud believe II worlhy
II gene;al patronage, and particularly
'alcuIaIed 10 advance he interest IF the
FMmec IN bis h"m manuIscIurng;" u |
dds, ~ have work on dSlng by pdrl
dGe which cus' me lhr,e dnlInrs. an1 |
me by S ulU of the sane kind whlch
as, two dol als. aud brlreve The Fan
~ Director TO be as useful as receipt
'o"k on coioring as either of hem"
Mr. Alexander, an Eugllsh manuMc
urer, succes.lull employed nr the
Nuynos afgh Factory, Stark county |
)hO, writes under date Of March
.5t4:
Il have examined Mr.. Atkinson.
Family DTecloE aud leleve Il 10 be
worthy oI generOI patronage, ant we'll
calculated 10 promote The interests Of
'ur home mauulaCturiHg."
Mr. S ddock, The proprietor of the
lboVe establishment, pracJicaI nnd
uccessiul IN Duacturer, writes undlr
he sane date
"t have * mined The Family Dlrcc.
or aGd high,y esteem It 0s a ~ork well
"a cnIa ed To- frt mole the interest Of our
lome annlactuImg and worthy The pn
Of Farmers and Mann'acru ers "
or Those wishiag 10 procure a copy
# the Famrg Director can be supp1ed
y calling a any Of the Stores at Ter
'OLttoa.
Carrollton, March Q, 1914