The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18

AuAy uSIOulsuluS. ny Cn0 dmpl0 turning
OF an easy crank the whole process of wea-
wing is performed. It's parts are all self
Changing, requiring no skill to weave. It
lets off the warp from theswarpf beam,
Winds up the cloth as fast az it is made,
throws tho shuttle, treads the treadles and
beats up the cloth, either slack or tight, all
with the one motion. It works 90 easily u
can be turned with two fingers whom weav-
ing, and can be turned either backward or
forward, while either setting or standing,
90 that It Is easy work for woman or even
child to weave with. There is 30 little
machinery about it that itscan be all COM
pretended at q glance, 90 that child can
understand and operate it, without the
least liability Of its getting out Of order
It will weave either cotton, wool, linen,
tow or hemp yarn, either coarse or 6ne,
home-spun or factory spun. The warps
are drawn through the reeds ana harness
of the self-acting loom, straightacross from
back to front-the easiest and simplest way
and when once drawn through onathe
same warp without extra machinery jeans,
satinett, tweed, kearsey or blanket twill,
plain cloth, double plain repts, balmornl
skirting, &C., can be made, aud the changes
from one kind of goods to another can be-
made IN Eve minutes by any one. On all
other looms the warps have to be drawn
through the reed and harness differently for
every different kind of cloth. which it re-
quires . great deal Of skill and time to do
FROM fifteen to twenty yards Of heavy
satinett is an ordinary days weaving for
the loom, and nearly doub bic that amount
of plain cloth can be made with it. ssaoa
I The loom is strong, neat, light and dura-
BILE, having no delicate parts in the MAJ
chinery to get out of order. It occupies
about the space Of an ordinary breakfast
table and weighs but $50 pounds. ].
It put together in the most substantial
manner-each joint being securely fastened
with bolts and nuts. It is nicely vanished
and finished in the best of style, presenting
the appearance Of neat piece Of furniture.
Each loom is furnished in complete
working order, with steel reeds and metal
eyed harness Of q new and improved style,
which will last lifetime. We also furnish
with each loom fifty yards Of cotton wrap,
drawn through the reed and harness.
ready for work. Price complete $50.
F. INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS.
To enable usto thoroughly introduce this
great invention quickly through the coun-
try, we propose TO appoint the first purcha-
ser in each township our Agent for the sale
Of the Loom in the township in which he
resides. And we agree to furnish him
with, all the Looms he can sellin his town
ship at the Agents price, thus enabling him
to make back the price paid for his own
Loom, by selling Looms to his neighbors,
which many haye done within few
months after getting their Loom.
The Loom is SO simple, easy, wonderful,
and perfect in its operations and so renu-
nerattve to the owner, that when one is set
to work in neighborhood, experience has
proven to us that it, Of itself, will insure
the sale of at least ha!fa dozen more in that
neighborhood within year.
| We also propose to sell the exclusive
right to sell these looms in any county in
the State of Iowa and we will furnish the
looms to the purchaser at the manutactur-
srs price, which will give TO some party,
with spare capital rare chance to make
money. We know of one farmer who
bought the right of two counties in the
State Of Michigan, who cleared over two
thousand dollars by selling these looms
last year.
For, further particulars address J. l.
4 BRANSON, Burlington, Iowa, or BRAN
SON & HARLAN, Proprietors and Man.
ufacturers, 1sl West 5th Street, Cincin.
natl Ohio ~