The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-15
BUY THE BEST
WHICH IN THE ENs Is THE CHEAPEST.
So USE
# Ladd, Webster & Co.'S a
Tight Stitch Sewing Machines
eE-THE STITCH ALIKE ON BOTH sIDEs

THE LApp, WKBsTFR & Co. MACHINES
are of the most substantial make and elegant
finish, are strong, reliable, simple in con- Il
struction, easily operated by a novice, and
with ordinary care will run FOUR YEARS
without the annoying expense Of repairing
always incurred On the cheaper, less rellaote
and more complicated machines. ...u
There is no instrument in use for sewing %
capable OF Going greater variety of work q
than these machines with the celebrated "a
wheel feed they will handle the finest az
muslin, the heaviest broadcoth. or will =
work in the thckest leather used by shoes z
makers, or carriage trimmers. They will Is
also run over seams and gathers with the n
same facility as over plain work. The stitch p,
made by them is from TWO THREADS, =
and is the most desirable and approved in -
use; is ALIKE on BOTH SIDES OFH
THE FABRIC leaving no ridge on the C
under side, to wear out and loosen the work 81
a decided fault with all loop or chain stitch
machines.
The needles are not curved and liable to =
break, bnt are STRAIGHT and have perpen> ~
dicular motion, which is absolutely necessa- -
ry to adapt the machine to all sorts of WORK, =
They will bind with binder and hem with
hemer; will stitch, fell and gather; are fully %
licensed under "HOWE'S EXTENDED ~
PATENT" and are free from all infringe> .
ments. During seven years use they have =
won the enyiable reputation of being " the r
BEST family and manufacturing machines q
in the country" We have numerous testi- e
monials; read short and comprehensive 4
one from the h
NAVY OFFICE, Washington, Aug. u, 1859. 81
Gentlemen The Sewing Machine order,
ed from you is safely at hand, and Mrs. II.
is fully satisfied with it. As an evidence Of
Sc a., ,,a1,, ,fr
tons she commenced working on it after .
very shorttri al, and has not experienced the
least difficulty in its operation. 1 cheerfully
give my testimonial in its favor
l am respectfully, your ob't servant,
Lieut.. VIM. L. MAURY.
The Editor of the Christian Waterman and
Reflector, says, "We have seen testimeny
in favor of the Machine made by LApD, WEE
sTER & Co., which from the moral and al ig-
ious character of the writers, we are satisfied
rf1 could never have been obtained, had not the
IS instrument fully realized the representation
"a of the makers respecting it; these testimoni.
Qo ais are from clergymen of high moral worth
4 and integrity in the community, well know
e to our readers, and are of the most fiatterins
| < character"
| ID Henry Ward Beecher. of the New Yorl
= Independant-Gov. A. G. Curtin, of Penn
II Horace Greeley, New York Tribune
= Hon. Henry J. Raymond, N. Y. Times
- Horace Fl. Day, India Rubber Patentee-
- VIM. P. Williamson, Chief Engineer, U.
-.-Navy-Editor Practical Mechanic-Edito
y Scientific American-Editor Albany Alta
f and Argus-Editor Ballou's Pictorial Edito
5 New Orleans PRONUNCIATION New Yer
| = Evening Post-Editor Baltimore Patriot
= Editor Cincinnati Enquirer.
q From the above eminent gentlemen, an,
q distinguished sources, we have unqualife
praise and latterng testimonials of the su
- periority and practicability of the "LADD
= WEBSTER & co. Sewing Machines"
9 Efficient Agents wanted In
= every town. With small investmen
of capital profitable business can be read
E1 established We offer liberal inhucements
| ~ Any correspondence regarding our machine
will be promptly and gladly answered; en-
close letter stamp and we will sond-a cir
| culsr and sample of work by return of mail
COOK, STONE l. CO.,
Agents for Northwestern States.
l24 Lake Street, Cup stairs) Chicago.