Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-12-14
THE NEW DAWES So ss
MACHINE.

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T. is surprising that when gentleman wish
IS to purcbsse an article which he desir's to
last him life ire, he " uld axe any hing
thst is bro eht III solicited to his home or buy
the first article Of the kind offerel him Now if
hat srtlcle should be Il SEWING MACHINE
if you fail to txamin the superior merits ofthe
DAVIS aud test its unaIite, you will be in the
5 me category With scores of Others in this and
Rcckhridge counties, who hare purchased other
| m 'chines AID now wish they owned the DA-
Wis.
From ell directions hear # my machine be-
irg denounced as worthless, by parties who are
inter, sed in the sale of others. a agent of
the Singer said to a lady lend of mine. ''The
Davis won't last no time, it will soon wear out
/ saw an old Davis put i. the country the other
lay, il WIS perfect old rattletrap, and the
Lady bad oal usci ii Or 4.years." All he said
NAV ba true and lie could have said the same of
the !Eoi7 Singer"
de- not el; he cold Davis 1t is tho
NEW ONE I SELL, and it is warranted for
FIVE YEARS,
For the consolation of that agent / will say
some laoies app, ecae the merits of his machine,
| as evidenced by the fact that sold to a lady
one had taken in exchange for a Davis"
One agent for another machine said "that fell
low around on Auguste street is humbugging
the people awfullv itt that old Davis Ma
chine.' That gentleman must be troubled with
dyspepsia, and his slnmbers at night ale disturb
ed by visions of Mat feiiioao and the New LAWS
Aischiae Oh, how I pity him Please read
what those have 10 say (who have been hum
plugged y who own and have tested the superior
qualities Of the Davis Mrs Mary Lewis nes.r
Bethel Chus cb says II am charmed with nv
| machine would not exchange i; for any ma
chine | ever saw | think tht gatherer is the
grandest thing Of the kind, and works beauti-
fully" Hrs Harris, of Fish ersville, although
owning Domestic and having more work than
she and daughters could do on one Machine,
purchased the DAVIS about three months ago.
Since hat time, upon their recommendation |
have sold in that neigh ofhood machines to the
following persons: Mrs. Baskins, Mrs. Curd,
Miss K. Bateman, Mrs. Bateman and Mrs Cam
der, ask any Of them, and they will tell you
how delighted they are at being humbugged by
that 'feilow."
,Mr. VIM Hanger, near Waynesboro', called
at my store on the 10th of Oct. to examine the
ma 54ine, He remarked | have heard other
agents run doWo that machine so much that |
have concluded it must possess superior quail
lies &c tleirs. or they would not take so much
aims TO donounce it, here is thirty-five dollars,
Sc, d nc one 10 Waynesboro'.
7 vas in Raclbridge last week, called at Mrs.
Weirs. her dausi ter said ''dajor, we are per-
fectIy 81 armed with our Machine" also Miss
Smith da ugh'er of Mr.. Q P Smith, and the
same renor ) came up from Mrs. Nelson, at Mid
wav. I al. % refer you TO the Misses Abney,
near Mint Sp, ,ing. Mrs, Thomas A. Lightner
near West View, also Major Breckenridge, D.
D III Inst, II, g. Frank Lyle Mrs. Geo. P.
aker. Mrs. Prof .gsoyer, Mrs. Richard Hawk
ms Miss Maupip, Mss Ii. Clarke, Mrs. Davis.
Miss McCausland, MS: John q. Echord, OF
Staunton. Mrs MollNe sWltzer, residing al
Ednburg Shenandoah COUNT, called at my
store Saturday, Oct, 9Th, after thorough ex-
animation OF the ''oavis, :" s be remarked II have
had " hite Machine n trial for two weeks,
but prefer yours send me one to Edinburg"
She is so pleased with her purchase that she has
applied to the company for the agency fo' Shen-
andoah county, The Davis is a STANDARD ma
ch re in every sense OF the word, and was in
vented May 7th, 1854, since thai time from year
to year the improvements have be invented and
put upon it, ana but for the fact known
to every body that all companies were
crowded out of the market by the combination
company, composed of the Singer, Grover Il
Baker, Howe. and Wheeler Wilson, the Davis
would have taken rank with any of Them long
since. In May last Congress cut the throat OF
that monopoly by refusing to extend the "com-
biuatlon patent. The poor man who could
not buy machine before, owing to the high
prices can now buy i, 6rst-class Davis Machine
with all the extra attachments for $35 Gall at
J. ". NEWION'S Store,
No 9 South Augusta st., and examine them.