The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1870-07-14
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We had in our family Singer Sewing Machine
for several years, and not being fully satisfied
with it, exchanged it for Wheeler Il Wilson,
and now after years use. do not hesitate to
say that we prefer it decidedly in every respect.
REV. r. A. MCAYAEL,
NJ. Z. MCAYAEL.
TO al a0hOm may concern This may certify
that during the spring of 1857. we had in our
house the Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing Machine.
and the Singer, nOiSeieSS Improved, on trial with
the view of purchasing one the other or Meth
er as we might select, and after several weeks ri-
al, we chose the Wheeler II Wilson, which to our
mind for family use il very superior TO the other
Is just the thing; and to which in our opinion,
tie Singer bears no comparison in several res
poets. ii. Z HUNTSMAN,
MRS Ii. c. HUNTSMAN.
Oskaloosa, Sept. 10th. 1869
1 had III our family a Singer Sewing Machine,
after using it for three years, sold it, and bought
a Wheeler u Wilson of Mr.. Hedger; now after
four years use | do not hesitate to say that
prefer it in every respect.
Mrs. D. oGILvIE.
After having used the Wheeler & Wilson ma
chine for nearly three years, and have done all
kinds OF sewing, from heavy over coats TO fine
swiss and bave never found any trouble in using
ii on either. take pleasure in recommending it
10 those wishing to buy machines az being the
best and most easily Kept in repair of any ma
chine i'll use. MAGGIE STEVENS.
This is to certify that we had left us a Wheeler
& Wilson Sewing machine t. try, after we had il
few days the agent of Singers machine brought
z.
them both, and bought Nv. w" of Mr. Hedger
Mrs. JOHN N. DIN.
have used the Wheeler & Wilson machine in
my family for eight years | think il the best
family machine in use would cheerfuIy recon-
mend III 10 all those wishing TO purchase first
class machine. MRS. DR.. DAWSON.
The Miss wv & w in her Teens
Mrs. Petttt has Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing ma
chine, No. S,577-present No. 397, 6S4 This ma
chine was manufactured in 1853 or 1854, and viii
do just fine work today as any new Shuttle
machine. Read what Mrs. Pettitt Gays:
"osKALoosA, Iowa, Sept 18th. 1863.
This is TO certify that have used in my family
one OF Wheeler Il Wilson's Sewing machines for
over thirteen years, and il now does good work
as when new. MRS. X: PETTlrr."
The following extract from private letter from
Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey, York, Eng, was handed
Us by Mrs. A. ComstoSk
uon, where amongst the works of industry and
art of all nations, your adopted country was well
represented ana am now IN possession of a
Wheeler Wilson Sewing machine the one that
received, and can say well deserved, the highest
prize a Gold Medal; and l find it treasure, in
deed, in my family, and feel grateful to America
for the invention of what think might be truly
called the Woman's Friend"
To the Public We take pleasure in referring
by permission 10 the following ladies who have
used the Wheeler IL Wilson Sewing machine
from one to fifteen years, in all the Varieties of
work III family sewing, would say that As for du-
rabiiity, ease Of notion speed and great range of
work ii has no equal:
Mrs Shriyer, Mrs j Tullis
Harriet Ellis, Mrs ii Huntsman,
Mrs Green, Mrs II McCarn,
Mrs Seare, Mrs G S Knowlton
Mrs | X Eckart, Mrs c. A Cayen
Mrs Henry Howard, l. B Croker
Mrs III Warren, Charlie M WilIiams
Miss Sarah NJ Luton, Mrs w w Wallace,
Miss Tacey T. Whitc, Mrs A Brown,
Mrs ID w Morrison, Mrs Mary Il Dodge
Mrs Garretson, Mrs A Nj Ellis
Mrs q j Bennett, Mrs w Faxon,
Mrs VIM g Briggs, Mrs NJ Palmer,
Mrs Nichols, Mrs NJ q Carrelton,
Miss Carrie Fahr Mrs NJ 5 Barr
Mrs Alice Bliss, Mrs j Swearingen
Mrs Dr Palmer, Sarah Kalbach
Mrs Chas Blattner, Maggie Quick
Hannah ii Updegraff, Lou Delashmu.t
Mrs John Narvcr, Mrs DIR Hoffman.
THESE MACHINES ARE FOR SALE B
ID. II. ERsEsGER,
nj Oskaloosa. Iowa.