Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-26

THIS MACHINE HAS A POINT OF
SUPERIORITY PECULIARLY
ITS OWN
Stitching Hemming, and Telling with
n gipUlC Thread

DLALi0lAHt AtWlAlukf tlN AClAANb NANA
o Single Thread.
n forms dat, even, md elastic seam, when
ls WARRANTED not 90 rip 10 wear, oven lt the
soum is cut no frequent intervals and also under
all circumstances gro SURVIVE TnE WAsHTvB.
A Patented device Of groat utility 10 learners
prevents the possibility Of tho machine oelng
ran 10 the wrong direction, or the balance wheel
wearing laiys dJoga.
/ Another lya,aco which deserve particular at.
ton ion is
/ E9~Tnr wlLcox PA1EyT NEEDLE CANNOT DE-
sur WRONG.
/ Two thousand ,u.ohog, or two yards Of work.
can be douc in one minute without dropping o.
stitch.
. Those machines, so simple and accurate in
their construction, supcrscdo the use OF the smut
ne and with one thrcud produce all the pT'cA-
cal results Of tho two throld machines and
mere For these fell without hasting,oud hem the
finest muslin without puckcrug
Although at about half tho price Of the other
first class machines, they viii accomplish doub-
le the sowing in g,yon umo
'Iti, cmpbadla.y the good, iow-priced Fam
lily SNuing Machine that .ac public have long
been waiting ior.'-Bostpu Transcript.
"lt is indeed q wonderful production aud for
family u8e especially, no other will bear any
comparison with 'rPDuGdeIphla EYcwng
Journal
a mechanical wonicr."-scisnaac Amod-
can,
Among the best and mos, soryiccablo Sewing
Mochiuos. Light and elegantly finished, and
SO simple in It's construction TINT il seems AL
mos, impossible for it to get out Of repair -
Pttsburg Chronicle,
"lias combined with It's own peculiar merits
all the really valuable improvements Of the high
cs priced machines. .'-pcnnsylyonian.
This machine, in the opinion OF the commit
tee, fills more nearly the requirements of per-
feet family machine than any ON exhibition. 49,
Franklin Institute Exhibition Report Of 1888
Taking into consideration simplicity, cheap
Z mass, durability, and doing all work, the commit
t'e We're unanimously in favor Of tho Wilcox d'
.tib'sas single thread machine, '-Pounsylya
p MIA State Agricultural Society's Report
J "Ne must, in justice, expires, our confidence
Iil the merits oCtno Wilcox & Gibbs Sowing Ma
chine. Weeonsider .hnt great desidonnm
hns been supplied by IL, 10 proving. o'y"no
doubt, tha. two threads oro not, as was soppo
'ggl necessary TO n good iUs.ra nent'-.ghus.!aI
2 Advocate and journal, June Il, 1850.
owe have one oftacso machines in use, an.
think more highly os it than oi any Of the mum
j. 0'G we karg tried, ,'-PiuhMpnl WNg.
The undersigned, Missionary % Constantine
Iflei has examined more than twenty differ ST.
r kinds Of Sewing NuCa.ue1 8El after soHctcu'
weeks experience with Wilcox e Gibhg' Pal1p
ho Las purchased one Of them, az tho best ulcai
g ted to The wants Of Lis family, and as the cr
B. liable to require repair. OLIVER CRANE.
Boston, July 3, 1900.
The undersigned, daring eighteen months hG
had in almost c11stant use, in his fami,yWH
COX & Gibbs Sewing Machine, upon which La
bccn made the clothes Of bis large family, frof
muslin to pilot cloth--includiug ;Le clothing r.
|QWsrd for his soyCIa. boys and IN no case hav
iAo seams failed, although In hard service. 1h