Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-09


Of the different attachments of our new
/ family machine which nave secured the at
ten1iOn aud approval of our cuStomersthat
for embroidering, like the Hemmer, is one
1 of the few when Will most
please and satisfy h observer OF rs Tedt
value. 1t Is SO simple in structure, tina any
one who can sew on our m9chIne can uSe II,
inc without instruction. II may be attach
ed 70 or detached from the machine IN an
instant. Without a lengthy description,
and wen then, It. would be dt1neult to de-
scribe the great variety of work that this
little instrument VIII do. The reader must
not suppose that what we speak of is a mere
chain stitch operation, which is sometimes
bumorously termed embroidery. If de-
sired, three colors of any kind of thread
may be Used al any one time and the colors
or thread may be changed at the viii of the
/ operator, by removing the spOOlsin Use and
putting others in their stead; thus as many
or as few colors may be used as the operate
wishes, in the em~brOidering Ofany garment.
A great variety of results are produces b.
the manner in which the tensions are regu-
while the machine isiD motion by simply
Ing to the length OF stitches. kinds, coIors
and tensions of the threads, as well as sizes
OF b needles used. The Embrolderer viii
use any kind OF thread. Inc use OF zephyr
worsted for certain purpose gives very
pleasing results. Inordert TO get a just idea
, o. this aiuahl5 attachment II Will be ne,
eessary to see 1t IN operation.
u MANUFACTURING MACHINES.-W
you'd ask to urneW Button-hols
hole Machine claiming public attention
Our manufacturing machines, for other pur
poses, are 100 WGA known TO ne6Q com
lment.
MACHINE TWIsT.-We have recent,
enlarged our III Mills in Newark, n. J.
and furnished them with the latest ant
most improved machinery, which is beini
operated by highly skilledlabor. WeknOv
and feel the importance Of not only sup
plying b users Of our machines, but tn
trade generally with the best qualify o
TWIST, which weseuby AEASURl
rather than by WEIGHT. The system o
selling by a1etght has given manufactures
the opportunity Of 50 heavily Weightin
- silk in IA process OF dyelng as not only {
u greatly iniurei its quality, but also convey
wrong impression about its quantity. Il
this respect We mean to be above suspicion
The which the sizes of silk ar
graduated is also a matter of great import
ance, but we use the greatest possible car
thaGthe graduating sba1 be exceedingly &C
curate- In addition to"manufactur1ng iron
b bestquallty Of raw silk, the Tenn c
thread aud beauty af dnish of the maui
featured article wiz aot3 we think, be 500
surpassed. Each Seaol of silk manufacLuI
Y ed by us, of any pal1euIar size or letter, il
respective OF weight conta1ns the numbe
size, Quality and finish of the thread are t
Ibe looked to rather b weight. We ar
NOV Observation-Disclosures on a large seal,
and feel that a large trade can only be re
tanned by US in furnishing superior articl
at a fair price. If other brands of Twist b
offered ab1eSS price than ours, purchaser
may rest assured that it is inferior in quail
ty, deficient in quantity, or both.
We have and shall keep in stock at on
Central ONCE. and various agencies, TWiS
of all sizes and of the various coIors an
shades OF color IN use, and which will b
sold at New York prices.