Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-05
AN ILLUSTRATED INSTRUCTION BOOK
Goes with each Machine, from which any one can
readily learn to operate IL.

We offer this Knitting Machine to the public in the
riOrty all machines of tho kind that have
been manufactured. 1t is intended to be eminently
and emphatically FAMILY Knitting Machine de-
signed to meet completely known and lOngelt do
nestle want Its practical utility in tho manufacture
Of substantial hosiery in which it stands without ri
VAL is of course, its chief recommendation But this
Is only out of the multiplied uses to which 1t may
be applied. There is scarcely article of fancy APP
it with perfect facility and The taste and in
genuty of the operator is the only limit TO the variety
ofstyle and quality Of the work 1t may be put to do.
EVERY KNOWN IMPROVEMENT
is embodied in this machine making it by far the most
simple durable and efficient Knitting Machine ever
placed in market IL is arranged that the work is
easily and quickly set up. and will make any stitch
plain or fancy that can possibly be knit by hand 1t
will also narrow widen TO form any shape of gar
ment required, Qncludng stockings or socks of any
size and material, with heel and toe completely and
Thus the following articles with scores of Others
may be readily produced upon 1t; Socks, Stockings,
Mittens, Leggins, Wristets Gloves Scaris Tldies,
Frnges, slippers, Sashes, Capes, Drawers, Under
shirs, skirts. Trimmings, TuItings, Toilet and Lamp
bias, Blankets, Smoking Caps, Cushion and Ottoman
| Covers Suspenders, Looped Trimming Carriage and
Door Mats, Mufls and Collars, Table and Piano Gov
ers, Hoods, LADIES' Gentemen's and Childrens I'm
| oerwear of every kind, &c., &C.
Any Of the above articles may be beautifully varied
in an infinite variety Of designs IN FORM color and
stitch according to the capacity skill and taste of the
AS the yarn is not strained at all in knitting 1t may
be raveled out and knit over again, fifty times II de-
slred. hENCE WE MAY KNIT To OLD SOCKS NEW
HEELS OR TOES, OR NEW FEET, If desirable, and
any old garment, when worn out in service of one
kind, may be raveed out and knit into blankets
any of the other forms useful In n family.
No argument is required 10 convince the public
of the great value of Sewing Machines And when tho
capacity of BlCkFURD'S KNITTING MACHINE,
with las wide range of usefulness, becomes well
known and appreciated by the ieUple it will take It's
place beside the sewing machine, an equally use
tul, profitable and indispensable implement of every
day family 1t OpeBs up new Held Of attractive
labor 70 all, in which skiiul operators readily
earn from $500 to $500 per day. Farmers and wool
growers have their wool spun into yarn, and KNIT
into socks other articles of common utility AMI thus
| realize better prices for their raw materials.
great advantage of our improved machine is, that
cylinders of various grades of hneness will lit the same
machine, adapting IL To all kinds of work from tho
to the finest thus Obvatng the necessity of
buying two more entire machines ~ work very
| fine or coarse yarn.
We are now ready to show these machines of various
mandatory, where skillful operators will he in
constant attendance to give information and personal
instruction free of charge to purchasers, II desired.
| y ESPONSlBLE and ENERGETIC AGENTS
| WANTED EVERYWHERE, to whom liberal terms
| will be made.
| Having secured from the Paten tee the EXCLUSIVE
| CONTROL of the manufacture and sale Of these ma
chimes, have made adequate preparations and are
| now ready To meet the public demand for them.
For full particulars, prices, &c. call at the manu-
| factory send for circular. Address
RICK EDRD X Nj FLING MACHINE