The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-06-13

The Laid. Webster d Co. Aaehi,,ss are of tho
most substantial make and elega1t finish, al
strong, reliable, simple in construction easily
Grated by novice, and with ordinary care, win m
run for gears, without the annoying expense ofrs- *
pairing always incurred on the cheaper less reli ~
able and more complicated machines. "a
There is no instrument in use for sewing, cara. ;
bic OF doing greater variety OF work than these
machines; with the celebrated wheel feed they .
will handle the finest muslin, the heaviest broad
CLOTH or will work in the thickest lea Their used by
shoemakers carriage trimmers. They will alao Q
over and gathers with the same facility r.
as over plain work. The stitch made by them Is
from two threads and is the most annroye5 =
and desirable in use; is alike both sides Hr
of the fabric, leaving ridge the upper q
side, to wear out and loosen the work, decided q
fault with all loop chain stitch machines. ~
The needles not curved and liable to break RI
but ARE STRAIGHT and have q perpendicular mo.
ton, which is absolutely necessary to adapt the Il
machine to all sorts of work. They will bind with ~
binder and hem with hemmer will stitch fell -
and gather are fully licensed under "HOWE's &
EXTENDED PATENT" and are free from al In
frangsnaents. During seven years of use they %
have won the enviable position Of being skis 6est
family and manufacturing machines IN tbs coul
fy," We have numerous testimonials read ~
short and comprehensive one from the j
Navy Office, Washington, Aug. IL, 1859. -
Conference.-The Sewing Machine ordered from "a
you is safely q. hand, and Mrs. NJ. is fully salts
fed with it. As an evidence Of Its simplicity with -
out directions or explanations she commenced
working on it after very short trial, and has
not experienced the least difficulty in its opera IA
ton. cheerfully give you my testimonial in its "
favor am respectfully, your ob't serv't,
Lieut.. VIM. l.. MAURY
The Editor of the CHRISTIAN WATcDuN Rs.
~ PLEoToR, says: " We have testimony in IA.
* vor Of the Machine made by Lddd Webster d o.
- which from the moral and gous character of
ID the writerswe satisfied could never have heen
10 obtained had the instrument fully realized tbe
representations of the makers respecting it, these
- testimonials are from clergymen and from persons
g ofhigh moral worth and integrity In the commu-
r nifty, well known to our readers, and are Of the
= most hatterng character"
% HENRY WARD BRECHER, of New York In.
dependent.-Goy. A. G; CURTIN, of Penn
HORACE GREELEY, OF New York Tribune -
&C Hon HENRY J. RAYMOND, New Y Times.
q HORACE H. DAY, India Rubber Patentee-Hop
- JOHN D. CHISELIN, Jr, Norfolk, Va-WM p
" WILLIAMSON, Chief Engineer U.s. Navy.-Jo
sEPH 2. PRISON, Chief Engineer for N: Y CITY
1rS Editor PRACTICAL MECHANIC - Editor sol
y ENTIFIO AMERICAN ALBANY AT
~ LAS & ARGUS Editor BALLOU'S PICTORIAL
E Editor NEW ORLEANS PIOAYUNE.-Ediior n
y Y. EVENING POST.-Editor BALTIMORE pAr
II RI0T.-Editor NEMPH1S ENQUIRER.--Edite
~ CINCINNATI ENQUIRER.
~ From the above eminent gentlemen and dis,;,
<G gushed sources, we have unqnoRded praise and
r 1attering testimonials Of the Superiority snd
~ practical reliability of the "Ladd, Webater 4 Co
Sewing Machines"
~ EMciein Agents wanted In everx
Town. With a small investment of capital
- profitable business can be readily establshed.--
Il we offer liberal inducements. Any correspond
ence regarding our machines will be promptly
a and gladly answered enclose letter stamp and
R4a we will send circular and sample of work byre.
W turn ofmai es
COOK, STONE & co,
Agents for North Western States.
1875 Lake Street, Cup stnirs) Chicago.