Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-17
EAEBROIDERER

49, HHHHa E
OF the different attachments of our new
family machine which have secured the at
tent1on and approval of our customers that
for embroiderfng, like the Hernrdef, is one
of the few instruments which Will. most
please and satisfy the observer Of its real
value. It is SO simple in structure, that any
one who can sew on u machine can use it,
n without instruction. 1t may be attach
ed 10 etached from the machine in an
instant. Without a lengthy description,
n even then, it would be difficult to de-
scribe great variety of work that this
little instrument viii do. The reader mnst
ne tsuppose that What we speak Of isa mere
chain stitch operation, which is sometimes
fhumorously- termed embroidery If de-
lsired, three co1ofs Of any kind OF thread
tmay be used atany one time, and the cO1oTs
Orthread may be changed at the viii of the
foperat0r, byremoving the spoois in Use and
putting others in their stead; thus as many
or as few cOIors may be used as the operator
wishes, in heembrOidering ofany garment
the which the tensions are regu.
lated. Different results may be produced
while the machine is in motion by simply
changing the tensions. Results vary accord
ing to n length of stitches, kinds, cOlorS
and tensions of the threads, as well as sizes
of the needles used. The Embroiderer will
use Day kind of thread. The use of zephyr
/ Worsted for certain purposes gives very
pleasing results. In to get q just idea
o. this valuable attachment 1t will be ne
cessary tosee it in operation.
MANUFACTURING MACHINES.-W
would ask attention to our new Button-hOle
Machine, which isthe only practical Button.
hole Machine claiming public attention
Our manufacturing machines, fOrOther pur-
poses, are too well known to need com
ment. ea4 ,-rG 3l l
MACHINE TWTST-We have recently
enlarged our silk Mills. in Newark, N. j.
and furnished them with the latest anC
most IMPROVED machinery, which is be1ps
operated by highly Skilled labor WeknoY
and feel the Importance of not only sup
| plying d users of our machines, but th'
trade generally with the best qualify o
TWIST, which WeseHby MEASURE
rathes than by WEIGHT. The system 0
selling by freight has given manufacture
h opportunity of sO-heavily Weightint
silk in the process Of dyeing as not only. t
greatly 1njure 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 b greatest possible car
that Il graduating shall be exceedingly &C
Icurate. In addition tOmanufacturing IRON
thread IA beauty of finish of the manu-
factured article Wi1not, we think, be 500
surpassed. Each spool of silk manufactuI
ed DyAdsy Of any particular size or letter, IL
respective of weight, contains the numbe
of yards printed thereon. length, Strength
DelOoked to rather than weight. We ar
now silk manufacturers on a large seal,
ana feel that alaTge trade can only be rt
tanned by US in furnishing aSGBeriOr articl
at a lair price, If other brands Of Twist b
oHered atlessP price than ours, purchaser
may rest assured hat it is inferior in quail
ty, deficient in quantity, or both.
We nave and shall keep in stock at GU
Central Office, and various agencies, TWfs
OF all Sizes, and of the various cOlors an
shades Of color in USE, and which will b
sold at New York prices. s
A--. LH LLA