The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-18

Mrs. Dr. McCrcady. says
IL have used, for nine years, n 6rnvcr Ia.
kcr Machine. aud upon Il have dome ali kinds
IT family sowing for the house, for my children
aud husband, besides great deal oi fancy work,
a. braiiing. quilting. aud cnbroidcring. bu-
ring all that time my machine has never need
Cd repair. except when had the tension alter.
ed, aud Il Is a. good now as 4 was the frs. day
l bought IL. "
Mrs. Dr. W hitting gives the following reasons
Tor the superiority II the Et"ver Baker ma
chimes over all others
THE elasticity of Oh" stitch. aud ripping
when Il IL required aud also the stitch iasten
ing itself, as you leave oil aud also. the ma
chine may be used for embroidcTng PURPOSES;
and therein consists the superiority over other
machines.
q The stitch will not break " hen stretched.
as the others do. aud neither does II draw the
work.
II lind this stitch will wear ~ hong ~ the
garments do--outwear the garments. in fact.
can use It from the ,h'"k"s' w"'len cloth
10 Nanso, X muslin.
MIRA Alice u. whipple. wiic 1t Rev. Mr.. whip
pie, Secretary II the American Missi"narv
Association, testiies
q. A. the rcsult Of your observation aud ~
perience. what machine 4" yea think best as q
general family instrument
A. The Grover A Baker. he, id.ily.
" State the reasons. such "i them ~ "''ur
~ you, for this opinion.
A. think the stitch i a strong er stiirh than
that OF any other marhne hstc used, and y
sccns g. tue much more simpls 700 IL fnanagr
nent than other machines on" great adVau
tage 10 the ease with which the seam is rippcsl
whsn necessary b. do 81 aud think that the
work. by an experienced person. "n a Grover
Baker machine, is better than the work by such
person ON any other machine q requires more
skill O. work other machine than the''ruV"r
Baker.
Mrs. General Buel says she prefers the Gr"v"r
A Baker machine over all others.
'on account of it durability ni work. 'las
ucity Of stitch aud strength NJ st,teh. II n"V
sr rips.
III j. preferred over all .ih"r. 1t 's very
Easy IA its movements. and very easily adjust
81. and very simple IN ~ combination.
We can sccofnplis more ~ "ue week.. Icy
THIS sowing machine. than "" ''hu 90 month
by hand sewing
Mrs ~. Watts. says:
q" have hal several years' experience with
AGruyer 4 BAKER marhinr. which has gwen
tne great satisfaction. It, rhiri merit is that i
makes a strong elastic stitch u i- very easily
kept ~ order. AMI W. krd " thnui much fatigue
ghich think - very great re,'.' nincndaiinn
! AIN not very familiar with any other machine
except 4 Wheeler 4 Wilson. which have had
think the Grover A Baker machine D. more
EASILY managed, and less liable I" get ont oi "r
Ter prefer the Grover Baker. decidedly.
Mrs. 4. y. >po0ner says;
Lhs best. all things considered. % Any that
have known.
e In the trst place. % 0, very simple aud "a
.,ly learned the sewing from Che "ritnar,
spool - a graf advantage tn sttrh 90 ~utir"
~ reliable. IL does ordinary wors h@Aut sud =
and the embroidery stitch IL - not liable ..
get out Of order. Il opcrat., Very easily
SUPPOSE ian sum % 81 up ~ saving % D.
perfect inschtnr
. nave had occasion a. ,l.-. ,., ".r
A.tl that q other machinr- la' result Va
a.Way- favorable - 60 the Grower liafe- 'at
chime.
r4e foregoing ,rstia.A. s4.4D!.As. b-, u.
.,assti0-
Tie erea, .,n. pliciiy All case .i nalas"
taeut u the Grover 4 BSker machines.
: That they are not liable T. sci "At 90 Q"
pair.
3. That greater Variety .usk can 5e i.n'
With thsm than with other machines
T. That the elasticity Of The sutrh causes ia
work 10 last longer. look heater. .nd wear bets"
than work done oa other machines.
;. That ihe iaeility.u itA whieh any para "
the scam can DO removed .h-L dies rel il
great advantage.
&. Thai the seam vail ret "a ts strength "sei
when cut or broken AtIntesvs'..
:. That, besides doiAg all varieties ui Nnri
lone by othsrsewsng maoain these mach ts
execute beautiful embroidery.
over one hundred ether witnesses "a iu' "a.
abnye referred u isstidel - the sul.sriarty .
tie grower Bake HacLine~ 10 she I". 4t
uataed ia substantially the SAM languag'. ala
thou.sGis q letters have been received irnu
D.! pATts q ID" world, stating ih- sain~ iart-.
- sc1a i,r CIRCULAR.
oFFIGE AND SAILS KpuHS
Isl BALTIMORE STREET BALTIMORE
sept IL. 1867 -iy.