The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02
A SEWING MACHINE EVERY
THREE MINUTES.
THE WHEELER 6 WILSON MANCA
FEATURING COMPANY.


New York, that loves excitement, has had her fiji
of ito. Since the attempt to fire the hotels, there
has been lull, have had trip into New England.
Ihirt Just stocked in upon achamctersuc American
institution. neat and not little village, with ITS Iy.
ccum, ITS post -oiCp, its steam fire department ana
artillery company nine hundred Of Shoseinhabit-
ants have one common pursuit are on one payroll,
and main nin u the hest aduncts and appliances Of
New England village life while they blend their COM
mon labor and skill in the great manufactory, the
heart admotor otthe whole The village Is an ad-
inct to bridgeport, Connecticut, and the enterprise
is tho Whceer6 Wilson Manufacturing Company.
Awaiting myself leisure afternoon, Mr. Ferry
the gentlcmanly Superintendent and secretary oltne
Company, showed inc through the premises, anda
most interesting occasion it was. The splendid Pile
Of buildings enclose nm entire quadrangle, with
front on the N. Y n. II. Railroad SIDE Ola quarter
ofn milo, less fifteen feet and are filled with costly
machinery. Ottcd down on my thtlmb-nal lyon
may saw fcE fgures, to be expanded into n letter.
they 80 struck me as a proof oil wh9V aInea'eHn en-.
chimes On the whole, send You the memoranda
and let The reader construct more voumlheus ner-
cnces for hnrcf There is nothing like figures to
proyr noint. Figures VIII not lie. Here you have
my facts an tabular form:
MN 900
1iasGbs! 4erSs G"qGtSr3y %sy Sr@3uggs. grcmi'e. 200
p EySry Sryo6r! t3![S % 5000
Numborin uso' o io @
In excess fany 70 i-o'Vv1
Soamstrcss power single machine,''....'.".' ~ 10
q" daily product ....... 1000
totai product"..........'". l7OO,OOO
In other words, this manulNctory has added to the
Industrial world the effective force OIL 100000 scam
strcsses and is swelling the immense numberby ad-
ding 400 per day You observe that accept the APP
proved careful estimate that the Wheeler 4 Wilson
machine Il eaual to ton women. What wonder the
" a W. is famous? II has conquered even British
prejudice in its strongholds Charles Dickens HIM
sel has made IL the subject of ahney turned article
in once a Week And the Thunderer-@the London
Times itse,f-ina an exhaustive twonolumns and half
editorial covering the whole subject of sewing fna-
chimes from Humanitarian standpoint, awards tho
hgeSi merit % RsC rbcb Z sR'e S SS one best c"eua
ted for houS eholtwork, makes the Lock STITCH b5
means Ofa R0TAtIEu ho0k' . -,
IL il on its msson ofiabor saving in oil parts Of tho
| world-I.ondon, St. Petersburg, Madrid, Constantr-
NOBLE CSlcutta, Cape Town-its agencies are every
where throughout the habitabe globe, wherever tN6-
cs are sewn into human apparel rs Heeds dhs o,SS
zones as well rs through tho summer tissues OF the
people under the equator IT., - .
| And all this results based on the ndophon oil y
prnciplc In mechanics that stands as the emblem OF
nnrocton in the circle continuous motion IN one df.
rce,i0n the rotating hook making the two-threaded
lock.stfch wasting no time ma vibrating, or 'sArt
and stopr movement, and wasting NO power TO over
come tho inertia of that ancient device. The rota-
ting hook curved forehnger of this steel needlewo
an is always pressed forward never backward, and
rs The secret OF her increasing popularity. In 1890
Mr. A. b. Wilson, ofW. & W., began his connection
with sewing machines, with the vibrating or snuuie
principle. lie abandoned that principle, ana ,he
change for the "whee movement IN one alreSsioh ecu
his own exclusive hyenton-was made in 1901, ana
gnve birth to tho Wheeler Wilson sewing machlneI
which has. by its success ylndcated ms sagav'y u
this magnificent proofs recordeo, tna., n M.u " P Po
duet that gives perfect machine every three nun
n!es' ,I ~ =, noir ',p,Scrs e,,SS re- W. SILEX
IT, Il. .BILLINGHURsT, Agent,
Al the News Room and Periodical Depot
40 Ny LANCASTER, OHIO.