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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 10, 12 January 1876, Page 4

BEFORE PURCHASING, TEST THE FOR HAND AND FOOT. . A ~M,O N G the innumerable makes and /3u descriptions of SEWING MACHINES before .the Public, each claiming distinctive superiority, 'Mere are yet ONLY THREE Descriptions of STITCHES, viz. :— - --* I. 'The CHAIN (or Single Thread) Stitch. 2 ' The!SHDTTLE (or, so-called, " Lock ») Stitch. r . 3. The "Grover and Baker '' ELASTIC STITCH. The Chain Stitch being superseded by the fast and permanent work of the two last described, it has to he further explained that ,ALii the . Machines, as " Lock- : Stijicti !'*' Machines, whether operating with a needle— as the TIo we and the Singer, or with ' a needle, bobbin 1 / and rotary hook, as the Wheeler & Wilson Machine — make the shut-tle-stitch and nothing else, and none of the infirmities of this stitch have been got rid of by the. assumption of the term " LockrStitch." .The GROVER &JBAKER Company (rot depreciating .the , shuttleTStitch^ for .some purposes) manufacture Shuttle-Machines as well an the Grover and Baker or Elaatic-Stit ;h Machines, but they recommend the latter as unequalled tor family work, or for those kinds of work where strength as well as beauty of stitch* are required, 'and particularly for any materials which are to be washed and ironed. A comparison of a Seam of both kinds of seeing, will\ confirm, the . assertion that the Gr6yer.& Baker 'stttch, while 'pbsses'ing the elasticity which is deficient in the Shuttlestitch, is even more fast and durable and more worthy of the term " lock-stitch." B^" NOTICE; Hand' Machines, at well as Table Machines, Semi-Cabinet, and Full Cabinet, in Walnutwood and Mahogany, various styles, may be be had at feEDtJCED PRICES ON 'EAST T E R M S WITH ALL Accessories belonging, and Instructions for working them, ot the Company's SOLE AGENT, W. M. STANTON. Needles, Threads, Embroidery Silks, Machine Oil, v Extra Machine parts, always in Stock. • *** Illustrated Price Lists on application. 3428 R LUCAS & SON have the following • ; . WORKS on; SALB,,at their. New Premises, opposite N. Edwabd's & Co. Warehouse: — The Golden Ladder Series, comprising : — Queechy What She Could, and Li r bane & his Friends Opportunities Sceptres and Crowns, House in Town the Flag' of Truce Aunt Jane's Hero Without and Withm Walks from Eden Melbourne Hou«e Dare to do Right Three Little Spades Daisy . "Wide Wide World . Willow Brook The Little Camp on Nettie's Mission : Eagle Hill Stepping Heavenward Glen Luna Drayton Hall Bouse of Israel Vinegar Hill .Little Sunbeams The Old Helmet The Golden Ladder Star out of Jacob fT-EATING'S PERSIAN i\ INSECTDESTROYING POWDER, As supplied to her Majesty's Government This Powder is' quite harmless to animal life, but is unrivalled in destroying FLEAS, FLIES, BUGS, BEETLES, MOSQUITOS, MOTHS in FURS, and every other species of Insect. Sportsmen will find thin an invaluable remedy for destroying Fleas in ; their Dogs, as also Ladies for their Pet Dogj. Being the Original Importer of this now invaluable article, wh : chi has found so great a sale that it has tempted other* to vend a socalled artic'e in imitation ; the Public are therefore cautioned to observe that the Packets of the Genuine Powder bear the autograph pf i'ittpMAS Abating. '"''•Sold' 1 in Packets, Tinp, and Bottles of various sizes. i KEATING'S BON-BONS or WORM TABLETS, i A PURELY VEGETABLE SWEETMEAT, j both in appearance and taste, furnishing a ; most agreeable method of administering the ! only certain remedy for INTESTINAL or ! THREAD WORMS. It is a perfectly safe ; and mild ' preparation, and is especially i adapted for children. Sold' in Tins of various sizes, by all Chemists and Druggists. CAUTION.— BSfThe public are requested { to observe that all the above preparations ! bear the Trade Mark, as herein Bhown — "Keating, 97 St. Paul's Churchyard." Trade Mark. ; THOMAS KEATING, London, I Export Chemist and Druggist. Indents fdr pure Drugs and Chemicals carefully executed. 8445 GR ATEUL— COMFORTIN G. E ! PPS J S COCOA. BREAKFAST. "By a thorough knowledge of the natural ' laws which govern the operations of digestion ! flhd nutrition, and by a careful application of ti»e fine properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr. ; Epps' has provided our breakfast tables with ; a deliCa^y-fl avore^ beverage which may save us many u^ctors' bills. It is by the judicious ' use of such a "tides of diet that a constitution may be gradual built U P until stoong i enough to resist ev". qr 7 tendency to disease ! Hundreds of subtle n^ ladieß ., are floating around us ready, to attack wherever there is ; a weak point. We may escape maQ y * fatal , shaft by keeping ourselves well foi." tlfi | d W "J) pure blood and a properly nourished x T ame. ' — See article in the Civil Strvice Gazette. Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only in packets, labelled thus — 3AMESEFPS & CO., HOMOEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, i 48, Threadneedle-Btreet, and 170, Piccadilly. > Works ; Ewstow T*oad,,aiu> Oamobn Tpw London, 1423