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Grey River Argus, Volume IX, Issue 676, 19 May 1870, Page 4

■VTEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS. ;".;.■-?. rJjist arriye4i ex Magnet,- ;; : ?«-• A large shipment? pf tne 'Latest Pnblijiations, including ' i! '* English, Irish, and American Works of Ficiion i Penny ' Miscellany,' - division :l^-also, a quantity ox bhe back numbers School Books Music add Instruction Books Law Books I / ) Aucieot and Modern Histpryj ] ;:.* ' 'J. Wl PARKINSON, Wholesale and Retail Stationer. WM. QUINN AND SON' CABINETMAKERS & UNDERTAKERS, Albert street, '^Beg inform the-,inMbitantßpf Greymontii 4nd^ the ividinifyitiaV tae^ are preparigElso caiTy out in a proper manner my of the above, branches . Being provided with Hearse and allcriecessary requirements for Undertaking, they can execute the same on the most economical terms. < TKT HEiELEi/ ; A-NDh WJL.S;O WB "'. LOCK-SWITCH JSEWING MACHINES. REDUCED PRICES. „;V A N ACROS TI C. W heeler and Wilson's Lock-Stitch Sewing "jjgg^uigg QJ.Q still unrivalled, although ... .they . . ... H afe been before the' public hearty twenty rr 'lyeari -During that period many •;/-> E nterprising firms have tried to; supersede them. Yet they maintain their sripeE very one admits that there is no Macnin Stitch at all comparablfe to the ' : : L ock-stitcK whiqhjis the firmest an<l .neatest, has the same appearance on '„ ! E ach side of the material sewn, and, though cut in two, will not ;; ■' ' ' •. ' f ; ■• " r avel.— The Lock Stitchiisthe distinguishing feature of their.machi^es ;•, y A nd in addition to th'e'Lock-stitbn they have recently introduced an important yet perfectly N o vol., feature, , w,hich not. ,only. performs drnamental Sewing,' but' alsd ' the 'mpst D eiicate Enibrdidißry^ ' Their machines -will i now 1 stitch/ hem, f fell, gather, twekj '-..■■■' • bind, cord jv quilt, trim, braid,^inbrpider;, and in fact will' accomplish every kind „of work which a machine can produce., W heeler and Wilson beg especially to call the attention of , every :...,,.■ I ndividual who requires a. Sewing Machine ; to the Silent Feed Bar, their ri • j L atest improvementl Which has had the de^ | sirabfe effect'of rendering ibheir ) i S ewing Machines ; Silent-w;prking[!, This! entirely remove's' what was , f drmerly i considered r a'n fJ '■- ' '•'■' "-'■ ' ! Q r bjection to the introduction of a Sewing; . I, I. \ ■ Machine into ladies' apartments. N pthingnpw remains to be accomplished in <J . ' ortKr td render the ' ' ' ' 1 ■ ' i; '- ) £ S ! ileht-iworking liock-stiteh' Sewing-Machine ! ■ ■'■}. .the. most-p erfect instfunient in . -tiiej - „ ; -^market, ,'.as .-,,. .nnnierpiis^ , .testimonials j attest, A. 'pamphlet, containing a few | of th^se',' witha 'deScriptidii 1 pt ! the[ : ■;' : inachinei 7 its conßtructionand inode;bf! working, and illustrations of its various; ■; .parts,; may be had on application. i S eventy Prize Medals have already been! bestowed in all parts; of the world on| these machines. In: Paris, at tne Ex- i position Universelle (1867) Wheeler? and Wilson's Machjuies were' a'cknow-| ledged to lead the world in this branch j of industry ; for outof no less a numberthan eighty-two competitors they were the only firm to whom a'gbid : medal; „ „. . wasr A warded; thus "placing thej : Wheeler and Wilson," says the Art' /Journal, v', 1 At ithe head of all., Sewing; '■'■ : : . !i ahd ! America:!" r ; : ' ■■ ( ; ; : v'"].u '" ] ." m E' very year has witnessed 'improvements' in '■. :'cbnstrnctioh,;anditihas:becpme i^; if W prld renowned. . : , y . _ , : , i. t < ,- . ■n ? 1 n order, to^ensure accuracy ,pf finish and ' ' perfection bJTdt wdrkm&ship, r ;;>> ; : N ot a suigle machine is allowed to leave .the .-.>•'/ ..manniactorytillithas- .■ .. s ,-l-ni G one through the hands of three competent? ' .'.- engineers, and should any defect be) ' : ' '"found, it l is immediately remedied. } M ore than three hundred* -and '.twenty] thousand of these machines haye been sold, and the '':'"'"':'" '-. A nnual sale now amoutitß : td ( the v ; pilodigiou number of over 60;000;l' ■n.fr;-^ C an more be saidKtp; convince rjbhe most; sceptical of their superiprity ? ; - ; .. , j H itherto no machine has approached the; , . . silent working Wheeler and Wilson I n perfection ' of workmanship, rapidity of „.. action, -firmness, and elasticity ef stitch, N oiselessivess of indtipn, perfect adaptation; to^eviery. kind 'of work,' ;i - V l ' ' ; ■ -E asiness ; of' comprehension. Jto the learner,; ■:■'.'- 'lightness and: elegance of jappearanse.;> ' S nch.is.the success which has^ attended ;the| '■"■'■• V silent working Lock-stitch machine. : ' .; ••!••; .' '. ■•i"ii;;O 3 ; ;nn- : r\ ■ i>i-:-. .; .■■■!, r/.'^i:: t '. ! . Caution.— Beware of Spurious Imitations Of the WfaEKLER AMD WILSON MAOHIIfB. _. ; LoNG.aii^'c6;; r ;;'' ; ;[ v | Agents, 64 EUzabeth street,, Melbourne j j FORSYTHandMASTERS;! . Ironmongers, Agents^' (ireymoutTi. I