The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-01-03

TIE LApD, WEBS7FG & Co. MACHINES
are of the most substantial make and elegant
a''sh' are sttong reliable, simple in con-
lSuueian. easily operated by a novice. and
WIN ornihaig Care Will ruu roUR Ys.ps
| without the ANNOYING expense ~ r,pair;no
always incurred ON the cheaper less rsE.his
ard more complicated nachlues
There rs no instrument IN Use for sewn, n,
capable of ICING a greaer variety of work e
than these machines with The celebrated Il
WI eel feed trey will haudle the finest q
muslin, the hetviest broadc'otn. or viii =
| work in the thicksst leather used by shoes <
makers, or Garage trimmers They will
also run over seams ard gathers with the :,
same facility "a over plain work The stitch =
u sde hv them is from TWO THREADS, =
and il the most de>ir be and sppre we'd in -
nae; is ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES OF II
The FABnIC leaving no ridge Oh the &
under side, 10 wear ont aud loosen the work =
Il decided fault with all loop or chain stitch
machines. s..,.rE ....-.. ..-
The needles are not curved and liable to =
break bnt are STRAIGHT and have perpen> y
dicular motion, which is absolutely necessa- 81
~ TO adapt the machine to all sorts of work,
They will bind with a binder und hem with
hemer; will stitch, teil and gather; are fully "a
licensed under "HOWE'S EXTENDED -
PATE NT." and are free from all infrinse> .
ments During seven years use they have y
won the envlable reputation OF being D" the
best family and manufacturing machines e.
In tie country" We have numerous testi- -
monialS read shGrt aud comprehensive 4
one from the H.
NAVY Office, Washington, Aug -, 1889. y,
Gentlemen THE Sewing Machine ORDER
ed from you is safely at haud, and Mrs II.
Is fully satisfied with it, As an evidence of
It's simplicity, without directions or explana-
tons she commenced working on il after
very shortsri n, aud has not experienced tho
least difficulty in its operation. l cheerfuly
give my testimonial in its favor.
am respectfully, your ob't servant, go.
Lieut., WM. L MAURY.
The Editor Of the Christian Waterman anc
pthtctor, saws, We have seen testimen
IN f,vr of tie Machine made by LADD, w sB
FER & c., which from the moral and a. ig-
ious character OF the writer's, we a, e satisfie,
RI could never bave been obtained, had not til,
: Instrument fully realized the representation
r OF tie makers rrspt citing it; these testimoni
II ais are from cl''rgvmen of high moral worth
< and integrity in the community, well knows
- to our readers, and are Of the most fatterinI
- character" . .-9
II Henry Ward Reechcr. Of the New Yorl
- Independ 'n'-Gov. A. G Curtin, of Penn
- Horace Greeley. New York Tribune
: Hen. Henry j Raymond, N Tunes
- Horace II Day, Inda Rubber Patenree-
~ Wan. p. Williamson, Chief Engineer e.
.~-Navy-Elitor Practical Me,hanic-Edito
= Scientific American--E itor Albany Alta
| - and Argus-E Editor Balloons Pictorial-Editc
| - New Orleans Picaluue-Edtor New Yor
- Evening Pnst-E lItor Baltimore Patriot
-. E''t"r Cincinnati Enquirer t."
= +. on he above eminent gentlemen, an
| z. dis il gushed sources we have uBqualife
| praise aud ilIttcrng testimonials of the 8,
a.. prr'oritv and practicabihty of the "LADI
- WEBSTER & co S'ei,g Machines"
Efficient Agents wanted II
- every town. 18th small l., vesIael
| 2 OF capital profitable business can be readil
| ~. established We offe, liberal inbucement.
| a. Any correspondence regarding our machine
viii be prompuy and gladly answered en-
close | TYR stamp AID we will sond cir
cular aud sample Of work by return Of mai
COOK STONE CO,
agea for Nuulh- Western States.
| ia Like Stree, ~ Jiirs) Chicago.