Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-22

1S- THEY STITCH ALIKE On BOTH SIDES
The Laid. WsJster d 20. Machines are Of the
most substan tial make and elegant finish ar, Io
strong. reliable simple in construction easily Op
Grated by a novice, and with ordinary care will
run for gears without the annoying expense ufrr =
pairing always incurred on the cheaper, less re-
liable and more complicated machines.
There is no instrument in for sewing. cana =
BILE Of doing greater variety Of work than q esr z
machines; with the celebrated wheel feed
they will handle the finest mrsin the heaviest .
brOadcloths, will work in the thckest leather =
used b. shOemakers, o. carriage trinmers. They y
will also run over seams and gathers with the Z
same facility over plain work The stitch made
by them is from two threads, and is the nios' =
approved aud desirable IA use; is alike on -,
both sides OF the fabric leaving no ridge -
the under side, to cut and loosen the g
work, decided fault with all loop chain stitch
machines.
The needles are not curved and liable 10 break.
but are straight and have perpendicular motion,
which is absolutely necessary to adapt tn. ma =
chine TO all sorts OF work. They will bind with a -.
binder and hem with hemmer; will stitch. fell n
and geafher: are fully licensed under ssHOwE's -
EXTENDED PATENT" and are free from all in y
fragments During seven years of use they have
won the enriable reputation of being ''tLe best %
family AMI ItactuTin1 machines the oD,tHry -
We have numerous testimonials; read n short and -
comprehensive one from the =
Navy Office, Washington. Aug. IL. 1889
Geptle.nen.-The Sewing Machine ordered from -
You is safely at hand, and Mrs. NJ is fully satisfied -
with it, As an evidence Of its simplicity. without
directions or explanations she commenced work C
ing on it after very short trial. and has not ex z
pefienced the least difficulty in its operation. 1 =
cheeTfully give you my testimonial in its favor.
l am respectfully, your obt servant. IN
Lieut.. WI. L MAURY. =
The Editor Of Christian Waterman Reflection,
% says, 1--WE have testimony in favor Of the
z Machine inside by LadR, Hsbster a. o., hch a ON
% the moral aud religious character Of the writer's,
u we are satisfied could never have been obtained.
z had not the instrument fully realized the repre-
sensations If the makers respecting il these tes-
Z timCnials from clergy and persons o. high
u moral worth and integrity in the community, well
- known to our readers, and Of the fattering
: character"
HENRY WARD BEECHER. Of New York Indo-
x penlant-tioy. A q. CURTIN. of Penn -HOIl-
ID ACE GREELEY, New York Tribune-IInn H. j
RAIMON, NY Times.-IIpRACE II DAY In-
- dia Rubber Patentee.-Hon. JOHN u: GIIISELTN.
= Jr-. Norfolk. Na.-Nm. y. WILLIAMSON. chief
y Engineer u. 5. Navy.-IOSEPH =. PRISON.
c Chief Engineer for Y City.-EditOr PRACTICAL
MECHANIC-Eitor Albany Alas aud Ar9Hs-
- Editor B1ilou'S Pictorial Editor -Nsiu Orleans
- IioaV,ne-Editor ". j. EreHi,g T6st-Eiitor
BIhimoTe Patriot Editor Memphis Inquirer
:. Editor Cincinnati Enquirer.
- From the above eminent gentlemen. and disting-
- uished sources. we have unqualified praise aud
= hattering testimonials of the superiority and
- practical reliability of the -Ladd, Webster a Co.
- Sewing Machines
Efficient Agents wanted In every
e town. With small investment of capital a
= prOttabl" business can he readily established
- We offer liberal inducements Any correspond
ence regarding our machines will be promptly
~ will send circular and sample Of work by re-
q turn of mail.
COOK, STONE a. Co,
Agents for North Western States
I24 Lake street, Cup st.ir) Chicago.
Nov. 20. 1850 molly