The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28
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IhFULLF. u will, with the FINEST needle and
IN cad, from perfect work the finest Nainsuok
over the heaviest beaver cloth and cowhde, with
change OF needle, bread or tension. IL will use
Coarse cotton linen, silk and wsne. 1. runs easier,
fast tnd Stler than any other IN echne. 1t forms
Hat, even and elastic seam, differing from every
other itch, each loop being TWISTED bv OF :.
Tho ROTATING HOOK
and ifarlng the twist into the Colds thus securely
fastening every stitch, that seam will bear to
he cut al frequent Intervals. and In that
the seam I'm is warranted NOT TO RIP in wesr. and,
old, worn-out family garments, bosoms pants,
dresses, SC, have been submitted to Committees at
FAIRS where was the GREATgsT COMPETITION, and to
iIISf STITCH rerliums have peen awa rded for its
SUPERIORITY. DURABILITY, Elasticity and
A ented Device trevents the possibility of the
machine eng run In The wrong direction, or the
balance wheel ever wearing on touching tho Dress
p THE NEEDLE CANNOT BE SET RR0EG,
Thus avoiding the great trouble of other machines.
N0 BRhRESENs. az NIEDlES.
The blade of the needle is less than three .fourh,
of an Inch long, and is straf5st;
TIE Hcnnaer and E'eIer can nercy De Sc.
.."H 2lt.uF. Wrong. &" .fa"t .F
ANY one can adjust them ~ rtte DARE The hem
may be 81, anv width. No Other hemm.r or feer IL
like this 1t turns the hem OF the right under
IT WILL NOR DROP STITCHES As the pp.tis
is always set right, the bl ,de s and straight does
not biate, like longer ones. I.. ,...H .Ittr Pa
! ltis run by steam at 1000 stitches per minute
other machines at only 4hh to I2D with safety. They
are manufactured y,tn fEsatasc,nara-
AL prt'CSSissn. hence each part is interchange
able and he readily replaced in of accidenE
ihs machine cannot be adjusted, hence Win not get
out Of order II will last generation, If properly
cared for. None who have used it can be persuaded
! to use any % her. .. ... ga. ......
The roundness, evenneSs, durability and beautg
! it's stitch #.. " Ht..g" #.H..ss f&as -er+#..r.
| ...s WE'RE NFyEss EoVaLED
Its RlPIDITY, ABSOLUTE ST. DLNEss, EASE Of
MOTION. narrowness and neatness of its fitM and
| FELL were NkVER APPROACH Ed by any other ma
chine. We can call in any boy gri fron the street
aud with three minutes instracton they viii sctthe
needle. attach The II snmer Or Feller, ana 10 the
work with entire success NJ H....E TIE "n" ...H
! he Press universally pronounce this The Bhsr
F,NtLY Sewing Machine i'll tie world. Whatever the
merits OF the other ma hues itIs disp cement
10 cay the Wilcox Gibbs IS worth. for family use,
double that Of any other EVER offered TO the public
tire eired the Gold Medal Of the ApsfieIn InSti-
/ ute tho first premium for, ... .-..-
EEa1. siEsS'e' Ss:xsNr! HEACaEeNE,o
| At the great New England ir-she Vermont state
rairtr" Fenns yivania state faigthe Indiana State
Of Mechanical and scientific Societies all over the
! "Clid, are among its trophies la 1854.
! IL IS 7'og me Gre.H L".si5ny Family Seeing
! ... ...a- MGciitsc. -...... ... ....
| AS. oV7ssi Ezas3 ysGzsLD. -....
| rrce of Machines, with henner, Teller, guage oil
ean eA'r needles, fu DIRECTIONS, &c, from sol -
| .iJu tn. .a-' ..-.
| BiRNUrS Sci F.SETE2. FOR All SEgINfy
... r.."-... H.it,HiTEs, d..
Guides the work itself, avoins he hen: pos lure AMI
>t'"m Ola The eyes. Price $ ~. Ltr-c discount
! Agents. .A H
/ We take other machines in exchange. We sell
M %'Ia"n, 'r'N Twist AMI Sec es i,r every kind of
! sew IIs machine.
AULNfc WANTED Tcr:nS to agents descriptive
'iic""f ''" specimens OF W'r~ sent ir.e by mail
! :ece,pt II stamp, or had Of
| IL tURAkLL x CO., Gent Agents,
! l33 taSr street chicago, Ill.,
| July q, 1901 o,iul--w IA . .....3 = 49,