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LADD, WEBSTER & Co.'S
Tight Stitch Sewing Mac hines
U-THE STITCH ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES
The Laid Webster s. Co. Machines are
OF the most substantial make and elegant
finish, are strong, reliable simple in con-
struction: easily operated bya novice, and
with ordinary care will run for gears
out the annoying expense of repairing
always incurred on tho cheaper, less reli-
able and more complicated machines. =
THERE'S no instrument in use for sewing "a
capable OF doing greater variety of work &C
than these machines; with the celebrated -,
,rheel feed they will handle the finest mus Ez 1
lin, the hoavist broadoloth, or will work e
in the thickest leather used by shoema. "a
kers, or carriage trimmcrs. They will
also run over seams and gathers with the g.
same facility as over plain work. The ~
stitch made by them is from tavo threads ~
and is the most approved and desirable -
in use; is alike. on both sides ST the fabric ~
leaving no ridge ON the under side, to -
wear out and loosen the work, decided
fault with all loop or chain stitch machines -
The needles IRE not curved and liable -
to break, but are straight and have per- E&
pendicular molten, which is absolutely -
necessary to adapt the machine to all sorts "a
OF work. They will bind with a binder II
and hem with hemmer; will stitch, fell "a
and gather; ore fully licensed under ID
''HOWES EXTENDED PATENT" and ~.
are free from all inf1lngcments. During 70
seven years OF use they have won the envi II
able reputation ct being 'the best family a
and manufacturing muehinss in the eomn. q
try" We have numerous testimonials; ~
read short and comprehensive one from "A
the 1
Navy Office, Washington, Aug. ~ 1889 p
G-ntlcmen.-rhe Sewing Machine sr-
dered from, you Is safely at hand, and q
Mrs NJ. is fully Satisfied with it. As an AK
evidence Of Its simplicity, without direct
ions or explanations she commenced work
ing on it after very short trial, and has
not experienced the least difficulty in its
operation. I cheerfully give you my testi.
monial in its favor
| am respectfully, your ob't servant,
Lieut.. I'm. T.. MAURY.
The Editor Of the CHRISTIAN WATCH
MAN & REFLECTOR. saws, ave have seen
testimony in favor Of the Machine made
by Laad Vebstsr & Co., which from the
moral and religious character of the VIII.
ters, We are satisfied could never have
<~been obtained, had not the instrument
90 fully realized the repres .ntations of the
"a makers respecting it; these testimonials
IA are from clergymen and persons of high
- - moral worth and integrity in the cemmu.
- nifty, well known to our readers, and nro
81 Of the most tlattsrinS character
81 Henry Wa'd Bea,her, Of New York hide
"A pendant -Ger. 4. G. Curtin. Of Penn
~ Horace Greelen New York Tribunc.-Hon
i Henry Raymond. N. Y. Tim:.-Hor-
- are II. Day, India Rubber patentee.-Hon
~ John d. Chi,iin. Jr. Norfolk, Va - Vim
Ia p. Williamson, Chief Engineer U. s. Na-
"a vy.-Joseph P. Person, Chief En- sinser
for N. Y. City.-Editor Practical Mechan-
<~ic.-Editor Scientific 4fmrr,ean.-Editor
~ Albany Atlas and Argus Editor Ballou's
"a DECENTRALIZATION New Orleans P,eayune
| -Editor New York Evening PoN-Edi-
"a tor Baltimore Patriot Editor Memphis
IN Enquirer.-Edito Cincinnati Enquirer.
n From the above ointment gentlemen. and
e distinguished sources, We have unqualified
&c praise and fattering testimonials of the
e. superiority and practical reliability ofthe
-. "Lsdd. Webster sc, Sewing Machines"
"a Efficient Agents wanted in every town
"A With small investment Of capital prof.
~. liable business can be readily esta hli.hed
- : We offer liberal inducements. Any cor.
" respond:nce regarding our machines will
be promptly and gladly answered en-
e close letter stamp, AMI we will send a
circular and sample Of work by return Of
mail.
COOK, STONE s. Co.
agents for North Western States
l2A Lake Street I'm sfnirxl Chieneo