Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-07

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~ PHI hased rom the stGte, ItqIli'nE ~ g.; ~ iu
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tion without the haudnecdle as is required
Ly other machines. They will do better and cheaper
sewing than scaustress if She works for one cent
an hour and are unqnetionahly the best Machines in
the market for family sewing account Of their smp
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,;do,to of Tho ,,,,ore-+fon,5 .rari,ritv or tbcir
,rr;,,os ~, Cr,,ror & biz Souyin Machine Gamma
nv hoo leave 10 re,nertruv refer TO the following
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TESTIMONIALS
Having had one Of Grover Bakers Machines in my
G W.. relfI far the nnrnose ro
which II l. dcsioricd F3EIiIy Seyinr'' Ms Joshua
.;tt ,.;f, Of gIr ~. JI,lr;t EJ;ioro Y Y EIe.
, lflEu,' "9e o h'r mr. Lea'"' 1'@"0' " ~ mae
" confess myself del GIFTED with your Sewing Machine,
which has been in my funjv for several months II has
always been ready for duty requiring adjustment and
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" After irving several good machines, preferred
your on a'.'l o, ITS Smplcliy, ana me perfect ease
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.nnc vond Ic most fortunate in possslyE one o tbs,
rslisLra and ti,aI IRON Women whose
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T. h0'T's' Ed''0' ot The Home journal.
T-,tr,,t f . r.tor from, 11oy p To,,itt -, ,,,ri
ocntIcaon now resident in sydney New south WarsJ
dated January u, 1855.
" had tent made IN Melbourne IN lSJ3. I'm which
there were over three thonand yards OF sewing done with
one Of Grover Bakers Machines, and single seam Of
with a needle and twine." '''''''9
Homer could be called up from his murky hadeS he
would sing thG advent OF rover Baker as more be-
He would deDnupcc midnight -birtTnaking A. the dine
fll spring of woes unnumbered' Prof North.
lIEe axe pleasure IN saying that the Grover * Baker
After trying and returning otherI have three of them in
trial, have fault TO iind-J. H. HammouH Senator Of
South Carolina.
MY wife has had ono of Crovcr Z R,ker. ce,ri,,
Machines for some time and am satisfied if j. one Of
the best abor-sayng machines that has been invented
= ~ " t.''s III - ~ II 70 'He PuOIlc' -
II Is beautiful thing and puts everybody into an
insist upon Saints Grover Baker having an eternal ho
nly III 'onme4'La;Ion OF thelr good deeds Tor humani-
think It by far the best patent in use. This Machine
cashmere. Ii scs stronger faster and more bea9tuI,Z
than one can imagine. II mine could not be replaced
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" II I7 speedy, very neat, and durable in its work j.
easily understood and kept in repair earne-y
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We ma tins Machine to work to onr satisfaction. and
%llh pleasure recommend 1t to the public as we believe
lhe Itr0yer Baker to be the best Sewing Machine in