Feb. 1 6, 1899
THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT.
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THE GLORIOUS FIRST
Continued from firat pag)
Charge the Kauaas wen went through
a jungle near snore.
Jf'lUHT FKOM TU1SK TO THEE.
The iusurgeut fought from tree to
tree, but were hwally dnvea back by
the heavy ritic lire. The Montana
troops mid the Third artillery ad
vuneed into the coca for two mile
without shelter. The insurgents tired
from the edge of the woods and' the
strong earthworks in Culooncau. Four
guns of battery A, Utah, and two gun
of Dyer's buttery, under Lieutenant
ileiiting, shelled the position aceu
lately, and before the splendid el) urge
of the infantry the insurgents fled.
Lieutenant Colonel Wallace was shot
through the thigh, but lie will recover,
Our men. rushed into Haloocau with
a shout, 1 lie Ainrrlcun flug wus
raised on the church at 5 o'clock in
tue afternoon, The Insurgents fled in
every direction, followed by enthusi
antic American soldiers, Their charge
could not lie stopped until a ioint a
mile beyond Culoocsih The town was
burned to dislodge the sharpshooters
Our looses were tiiree killed and
thirty-eight wounded.
Eevery department of the army d
serves the highest m'uIhh. There Is no
chance of 1111 insurgent uprising In- the
town with vigiiiint administration
of Provost Marshal (lenernl Hughe
All supplies are up with the fire line,
The pcrcscnt line Is about, twenty
miles long, encircling the city of Hay
Aiipan, at I'liHiiy on the south, to Kan
IVdro Mnlnte on the J'nslg river,
thence to the waiter works at Wnntal
011, thence to Santa, Meta,, Chinese
church, and, Culoocatt on the north
Vour correspondent was shot la the
rlinit arm in yesterday light, and
writes with difficulty, The wound is
slight,
All of Hi wounded are doing well
and ore likely to recover,
JOHN P. JMS8.
Dr. Unit's Cough Myrnp that mar
relous medicine for throat And lunar
troubles, quickly relieves and euros ths
painful breathing and dangerously
soundino- cousrh, Indicative or congested
lungs. No other remedy Is its equal.
STOTSENBERG'S REPORT
Governor William A. Poynter
yesterday called Colonel StoUenWg of
tb First Nebraska regiment at Manila,
Informing him of th passage of th
house resolution allowing funds for tha
purpose of ascertaining everything pos
sible concerning tha fortaoei of tha
Nebraska troops in the recent battles
and skirmishes in and around Manila.
In conformity with tha resolution Got
ernor Poynter askei Colonel Btotien
berg to cable him full and speoiflo in
formation as to tha casualties suffered
by the Nebraska troops, and pnrticn
larly as to the nature of tha injuries. A
reply is expected today.
The following reply was received
this afternoon:
Manila, Feb. 11,
'99, Governor Ne-
brnska (Lincoln):
KILLED:
KOI, UNI),
PIIILI'OT,
I'EOLKIt,
1JALLINGER,
L1V1NGSTOX,
SERIOUSLY WOUNDED,
EG AN,
KKNNOYEJt, lungs;
8EVF.RELY, NOT DANGEROUSLY,
OOJtIORAL HULL, hand,
KF'XJKLEY, arm;
KEUGEANT CURTIS, arm;
PERRY DROWN, arm;
MADDEN, leg;
SIMOXSON, arm;
McKlNNEY. arm;
KERR, thigh;
None lost limbs.
STOTSENIIERO.
The message of Colonel Btotsenberg
wad found upon comrmriHon not to in
clude several name previously given
in official dispatches, and he was
wired for corrections, the following
names sent In the telegram were:
Henry Epp, F. Egger, George L. Cloth
er, Douglas T. Hrldges, Oral Gibson,
Ferry Kesbrook, Hoyd Grant, M. C.
Sipherd asd Do 11 if 1 Campbell.
ril imitNIi To "ban tor Nebraska
IsnU prieriy. Ktirlf rrn
FRUIT FARM In prune I olives ohleflr.
Mlsioen niilo from Una.
fllawall'a trull farm, me Ureual la Caltf"rai.
Is Smkimdui valley wlwira nu irriaatlo U
Batdad: wlkSia S Uilla (ro'1 mhI lows SO
rallmad depot, sail nr lbs renter of a Vary
Urf fruit anlunv. inn. va mhI a au In
tha aisle aoJ water tha lal In the aula Coat
Tar SI uuu; clear an J HUa pertaoi, WiU bear
tlila aar. OrehaMa In f"i eoinlltu, kt
Iks baas well rrU lr. f bomtlil and plastad
W.U propartf fai uiv fit'ar .-. Ml s eSaaaa
Is m fatctlv prwron'K mol Ta nroparty
aasfea divi.lad, A.Mreaa Dr. T. M. Tripoli,
ua)0 Ha l.lum!, Kaiiraoka,
THE PASS gUEKTION.
'the hotifc thU inorulug deUtttnl th
(iroavruor against free trsnpor
Uliuu to publle offlelsls.
The Ull s ri-ctmuuvitdrHl by the
railway ct.iinnJllrs for ludvuitU mmU
(Mill SHI ut.
Mr, Urtwtenor, tits iitlnaiueer 4f ti
UiU, at4tl tu tits bouas liisl b Has
rvfuaod a fcrariiig by tits rail ruw
liltti tbst it ant lUa ttlal lima in
bis abutt irgUUUts nnci be was
itud m hfiiiLg lfr a U.llg
etittituillve. II t'hrid ttit lnuia
i gtttttl out, 1 1 ( nai a mUiU'1
uiraaut. It lalrl tbst ttaar.j ttary
pMl..iK Kif. tal Iti lbs 4( taitfei (
tVu.i.a tiaU-. uti Itr lrattit
Ulls ad Ibal Ihry aui.t Itnl 4rS
for Ikrlr friend, 1Ura si tuu
! tfcal a f l a MtU,
did at lIU a lra a vtta a
itril- bt it itrtfwMirir to p
It a atir U r.lr lit ual4 th
ra'lriH.! la fwlw isle.
) rri(Nf wf iMff,il ).! lis far.
ad tht it4xr a in! b sr Ids
rtlrajia :.! fair It. II M l
rlU't sxlt ti jr IV Jlw .
Sl a.jKia Irsie'ad tsm trtp ms
. l al at I I lsr 4 wtAatfS
te t Ih tat Kua IU-H iti.U4 IHV.
sa fublls T(Tt'i fta
qilmt la raai.
W harWs mt Srsa f t,nl lh wtxss.
ra iUf ll wnsM t satds tits )w
fta t sih m ks tslsa.
)tra at ltlr !! !
HOW8 THIS?
We offer On Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Ilall'a Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Props., .
Toledo, 0.
We the undersigned, have known P.
J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
butiems transactions and finandally
able to carry out any obligation
maoe Dy tneir nnn.
West & Trunx, Wholesale Druggist,
uoieoo, u.
Welding, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole
sale Druggist, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
ami mucus surfaces of the system.
Price, 75c per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
measure liecaune it was a buncomb
liieiisure,
Taylor of Custer wanted to know if
it was buneonib which permits state
officers io get free traiisortatlon at
the expense of the people.
Hums said he still believed it was
buncomb 'because it was a campaign
text of the populist, and because the
f unionists said they never favored
pusses when they weie candidates and
when they were officers they tilled
their pockets.
K vii 11 of Adams favored the meas
ure but ho believed it was used as
buncoiinb and 'that the fuslonlsts were
not sincere,
Cunningham of Harlan favored the
ji ensure,
Wilcox of Lincoln believed the re
mnrkc iiiiuJo had a tendency to con
fuse one Who was honestly seeking
light on the subject. Jle denied that
the state officers were lifting passes be
cause lie heard them when thev were
campaigning sny they were opjmscd to
jxisMcd aim lie came from a part of
the state where people ore honest and
therefore he belle va them honest, and
favored an investigation and wanted
all state officers brought before the
bar of the house to be questioned for
the protection of the people agains
them in future should it be found that
they proved false to their promises.
Lasctrllng of Buffalo favored brlntr.
Ing them before the house and also
the members and said it came wtih
poor grace from men asking to have
them brought before ithe house who
voted down a resolution to turn back
the mileage of the members which
cost them nothing.
Wilcox replied that he told his peo
ple he had a pass when thev voted for
'ilm and he did not deceive them, and
asked Easterling what he told his peo
ple. Hastening replied that lie told them
he would not take a pass end he did
not.
'the following message was received
from the governor:
Executive Chamber To the Honor
able M I'm her of the House of Jtep
resentntlves: On account of the ex
treme anxiety of the citizens of this
strte Who hove relativea and friends
now In the United fltaten service at
Manila, and In view of the meager
and unsatisfactory report received of
the casualties in the late battles, I
deem it my duty to request of you at
this time authority to incur the nee-
essary expenses for the war depart
ment of this state to cable to the col
onel of the First regiment, Nebraska
volunteers, now in the service at Ma
nila, for a full report of the killed and
Injured in that regiment.
Owing to the heavy drain caused by
numerous telegrams and cable mes
sages transmitted an received since
war with Spain commenced, the gov-
ernor s appropriation for this purpose
has been completely exhausted, hence
the present legislature would be com
pelled to meet any further expenses in
curred in sending messages of this
character.
WILLIAM A. POYNTER,
Governor.
Feb. 9, 1899.
The governor wns authorized to ex
pend a sufficient amount to eaWe to
Manila to ascertain the full list of cas
ualties to the First Nebraska,
THE PLAN ENDORSED,
Editor Independent:
I mnd a piece ou union of the three
ar tins, populists, silver democrats and
ailrer republicans, in the Nebraska Inde-
Modeut of February Sd, writlea by
Helen M. God which agreed with my
MMitimeiit on lhe fusion parties of our
stats eiactl.r. 1 fur uiy part raaoot see
how we could find a mors wia and uo-
ctWul plan thas the one abova men-
IouihI lor in that war the majority ol
lis voters t the (uaioii iurli4 would
rvnlly lurmulnlsa foundation lor a plat
form acceptable lor I ha mnj irltjr of Ida
vo'era bn It would Iwatira to sin at the
miIc. provtdiuif w had good ma on
ur tk t, I sin la favor ol Mon-iidum
and Ibiuk it U Ilia U-at m s f of getting
ha illusion o! I ha majority ol tha voters.
If our political lm 1 ion gor a at tha
rrarat rat a ts ywr longor as will
m rout rolled and cruatiwl by Iks monou.
olua, lruts and uuiiy Mif, 'i'tiaa
arsaoll hbrrty, I am a saliva til last
until lul I" cnuniry sti-ra iba Ihiu.
ivaaud rff-ibiM aaanral IrUd, am.J
l 1 hough I bava aa adoplt "I'alker.
sail I rasaol th lttia'Uivelf lua at
aaliva UlhtUaJ aa H4 aa w karl
lHla, Uill proiarl u Irom Iba
araiMls4 dfi r of our ituriia.
It all'illv fimra,
Uoftiiiw Mm 1 Mia.
(laikasbarg. S.Ik n, uu.
COUNURflT MONEY,
Th Ihtlm Want thi Eic!ujie
rrif i!ft of M4iuf4turiPf ll.
IMUttf Islff)alali
im artivf a an dialuoa la tri
U Us M aHtk at Vltr Jksia
la In UdtS i Jaaaarv tii, h
a Prwilir J. itrvi sa liUi pa N
l.ia tkwfl ailnta, Wit Us gala t,
ft ,t at, it iHiialay b UkrM'a
alKaal 1sii Us erW U t.t
wail Ua il btuikvf J, la ilia
U lt Ua aft Was 'tiae(t.k af Us
p"!''14 f'if, aa4 l Ual as
gates which might be left ajar are se
curely cloeed.
In one part of tha article tbs impres
sion Is left that silver dollars are
deemable in gold. Nothing could be
farther from the fact. This is the goal
wnicn gold bucrs are strenuously striv
ing to reach. If they can but reach that
to them all important base, they can
then give a tangible gold-bug reason
why a silver dollar is worth a hundred
cents.
Brother Johnson, though no doubt
unintentionally, admits that all our
paper mousy is worthless In foreign
countries, While it is a fact that there
is much truth In this, not only in foreign
countries but also to our own country,
yet It Is not all truth. The kind that Is
worthless is that which professes to
have a metallic redeemer, This is the
only kind of worthless paper money the
worm nas ever Known.
It seems strange, nevertheless It Is
trus, that those who are the worst di
miners of worthless pnxir money are its
only promulgators. Strang", too. it is
that those loudest in their laudations of
"intrinsic value money" (money "worth
as much after going through a ore and
melted into a shapeless mass as it was
before the lint staniD was destroyed")
should be the advocates of a money
which, according to their "Intrinsic vat
uh" test, is not worth ono-twentintb tinrt
of 1 f wiit ami which In their fire-value
tests would disappear la thin ushes. In
reality none of this so-called money is
iiiouey vfrtuullv it Is counterfeit. I say
counterfeit for the reason that all money
issued without warrant of law Is not
money, but counterfeit, whether issued
from the vaults of some corporation or
from the swamps or caverus of some
mountain wilderness. All the authority
existing In our country for the issuing
making of money Is by the constitution
vented in congress and cannot be dele
gated. Money Is made by the ant of law
and only by that fiat, and never can bs
ar r other than flat money, All of hor Is
tun, counterfeit, and all who thrust
sucu money upon tbs people under
whatever pretense, are criminals crlmi
11 a Is not only to the extent to which
they oofrnud the public, but criminal
violators of the organic law of the land.
The man who issues counterfeit money
Irotn some secluded spot is sent to pris
on. Those wbocan buy Immunity from
tne law tnrougn the bribing of tbs law
making power cannot only issue couu'
terfeit money without fear of Imprison
moat, but are the nabobs of society.
dictators of industry, rulers of the
realm, Tha great money power has
never allowed governments to Issue flat
paper money when it was possible to
prevent It. falling lu this, either some
subterfuge making such money in some
way dependent upon such money now
er or a derogatory clause Inserted into
the law to discredit and degradslt. For
instance, our greenback. Knowing full
well that when the people once under
stood the safety and the blessing of gov-
eminent flat money that their power to
levy in ours upon industry win oe at an
end. To believe these fellows I to be
lieve that flat money Is the worst 6b
surdity and abomination known, a
something that no honest man could
possibly think of defending. Yet when
we look buck Into history, history with
in the memory of thousands of people
now living, or digest tho money power's
banking bill now before congress, ws
discover that this same vile flat paper
money this serpentine octupus be
comes an angelic creature, with power
to bless and to transform all animate
nature. This, though, only when Hhy
iock is to reap tne benefits of such flat.
Drotber J. saya "they (the republt
cans) any you may take the paper dollar
to Eurofie and It is not worth the paper
It Is written on." t hus leaving the Im
pression that populists admit aueh to b
the fact, but 1m It? Is it not a fact that
the much despised greenback baa been
coutiuuously at a premium for twenty
years over Hny lock's honest money.
gold, in every commercial center of the
world? This, too, notwithstanding that
Hhy lock's infamous discrediting brand is
spread all over its back "mutilated,
as Thad Stevens, the author of the orig
inal bill, said, "until its own lather
would not know it."
Brother J, gives some very interesting
and basic facts upon the price of gold
facts which It would be well for all stu
dents of finance to remember. Hut bs
leaves some of the most Important
truths untouched. He tells ua gold bul
lion is worth 1 10.80 per ounce the world
over, but he does not tell us why It Is
worth that. Is there any other com
modity, be it the product of nature or
art, that la at all tiuiee of uniform valus
the world over? There most certainly is
not another Instance of this kind any
where In all the history of material
things Then why is this the case? Ily
the wisdom of the goldbug this nbsnom
ua Is unaccountable. Hut let us see ll
It is not as plain and easily understood
as ant other every day economical prob
lem. II every oiviliawd nalioa on earth
should, by legal enact uieot, acre to
taks all the wheat brought to their
wars house at on dollar ier biiahel,
would not every bushel ol wheat In such
country and In ever country U worth a
'hundred rd ei nUT ' That la iuat what
tha "civihitd nations" ar and hava bm-u
doing with Hold bullion. This la what
goldbug call "Intriualo vela." Aay
loo) outfit! to b aids tn ,, ud doe
see, that II l law-mad valur f!i talu.
JoxsTiMM 1Ihii,i
Re. Alaw Mifvaai faatal
krtiakt tiass t JIM O atrwi. Uaeoia,
Nsbraktk Ulaaka aaJ tUioli
Ira.
TO BE OR NOT TO BE,
tatter )! Maata Maaa
Mlaa U ' fW Ma laajathat,
Cdltor lelrpdaMlt
.1 arl soul Is sella tl,aJ
jt ), a llll atml a
ar a.'!, s l rsssol ha go,!, 41
gfasl at Ki t tlly avatitla
tra iMf ' S tnal,
h I lkit ssiirtMiaMral Htaf a l lat-,
tt akanagraat sala r
a U slag tl all-a ir bs tba at wl
wl tilt tttt ft fl f tiwia
1 1 t ,. I
, p ... . r . cit0
, t iia .
llOl t I l Ml t H, III, tt
FARMERS' WIVES
or any other ladlea who wish to work
CAN EARN LOTS OF MONEY
working for na In apart time at bom
on our cloths. W offer yon a good
ehano to make plenty of spending
money easily, la leisure boon. Bend
jao lor cloth and full direction for
work, and commence atonos, Cloth
sent anywhere. Address
Wlaooakel Co., (1SS II,) Bottaa, lit
Mf. Dpo.
thought, and evolution of the human
race upward mny be looked for, and
hoped lor If the resisting force of envlr
onments Is not strong enough to pre
vent It. Ujllileo, Newton, Luther, A
frod (he Great, Washington, Fronkllu,
Jefferson, Lincoln, and many others,
have reached Imperishable fame as load
ing minds because the environment
wero not strong enouith to suceesMfullv
reeim mem, r.very man of them ven
tured on an experiment. . Thev won b
cause the opposing force lacked strength
enough to successfully rcsM them, oth
ers equally tin eiflsh and lu a cuss like
Hocrates, just as great in measure have
simp y ueu a "flower born to blush uu
seen."
1 have been moved to write these sen
tencs tfirouuh reading tha article of
Ilellcn M, doff In the InuVpendmit of
ru. z.j. id njw remains to bo seen
what the environment Is and what It will
bring forth. Jf the spirit flint moved
the crUMitile can be Invoked. W. J limm
will be our Godfrey and W, V, Allen will
be our illelmrd do Linn, and the multi
tude shout "God Wills It." th .mil II11I11..I
Htales will bu at a white heat before the
conventions ol 11100 have time to meet.
Hut if manly aualilv is dead. K ih
spirit of liberty is In chains, ami the
Hiimson Auouostls of Milton inovinu
"iiiitwimf mora olt, In nf li.iiron nerruut,
ami li.r llivlr vl brnimlit t 11 aMrvll llfl.
Tli 11 11 to luv bouilHK mora than lllwciy
niiiinnKi nun ! nmu mruiiunim llliarf,y
Ami to dmiiliia, or v,r, or u-pmit,
VVboni Ooil ha lb of III apaulsl Isror rslmxl
A thlr Umivarar? If h smtlit IkIii,
llo Iraauont tit ilamirt In in. ami .1
To banp lusrutltuilaoa worthlmt diaiila,"
Jl that Isour Invlronineiit then all Is
lost this time, All anneals are to the
dead, illpods we have, but not men, 1
am not quite gone with despair, 11 tier-
milieu i suaii wait to see me last gun
tired. With its last echos lot me cease to
breathe If liberty perish there, I confess
that I am annoyed and not a little dls.
tressed at the tame, nonresistlmr snlrlt
everywhere visible. It Is not unit the
I.. J . . J .1 a a a i . ' ...
luij iierence oi me ueau, nut It soon will
be If it grows worse,
Meanwhile I am honlnor some and
praying earnestly that resurrection pow
er may awaken our Laxarus.and In 1000
a tidal wavs sweep the land from tbs
Atlantic to the Golden Gate. The plan
proposed is a good one tier haps the
best ever advanced. Besides, a woman
s . Id It. It may be the trumpet call ol
our joou ot Arc, butalos, it Is a woman.
. i a . . .
V gods, the Idea of a woman planning
nsucccssiui salvation oilier country.
How preposterous! If adopted, every
precinct, c iunty and state ought to
have a live, a real vehement meeting
the day they meet to vote. And God
knows there Is call for it. Court are
now the only law and the only govern
ment. All legislation, municipal, state
nno national, is dead, or will be the mo
ment some drunken Jadif says so. Nev
er on earth had a nation less to say
aoout taw aim government tbaa we
have, All the cisr or sultan can do any
udttes can do with the elocution ol
taking life, and that la not excepted if
a sheriff and some deputlea ar at band
to suoot miners and strikers. And the
people are quiet. No indignation, Ox
en never worked in a yoke more obe
diently. They pay their little money
and get the Journal and Oee cheap, and
leave reform paper to die. What an
orderly, law-abiding nation ws ars. Em
balmed beef will do, and the disgrace ol
the faithful offlier who tell It I aulstlv
submitted to. All lor law and order,
don't you see?
I'atrio Henry is dead. Everybody
nows that. If he could come back here
we would have some hot Indignation
meetiiiKs. Hut he wou't come perhaps
bs funeral of liberty will corns.
It Is easily possible for the three na
tional committee to adopt the Initiative
and referendum. That secured once and
every Item in the platform is sure later
on. Hut they eau agree on mors than
oue thing. Fre silver, protest strains!
government by I tijuncMoo, and several
tner thlnits ar easy to airre on unani
mously. Hryan must know by this tlms
hat a split up democracy Is In liht.
Il.v the time I lis republicans get through
tin in rbinpptne ther is no lellmg
her I hey will b THe populist am
be only sale rallying point. Ho I hava
eaads)l have aid all tha Ilm.
tiiv lb populists lb Initiative and rep
srendum and tbey will soon sett Is tha
railroad question and show th rout I
how to keep on Uu'lr own territory.
j w, Kit in a.
Ixiuprily, XeU, Feb., 1UU.
WEGIVEANYLADY
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Machln is a thoroughly first-class Family Sewing Machine, and la rtaild nndav
It original nam at f tto.OQ. Our arrangement with th manufacturers will nal
allow us to ns their nam, but Instead w eall It "Independent"
HIGH ARM, HIGH GRADE,
NOISELESS, LIGHT RUNNING.
SELF-THREADING,
SEWING MACHINE.
Awarded fhe Medal rremlnm at th World's Columbian Exposition nt
Chicago In 18U8.
"VEBY MAOHINS W A BB ANTED. A written warranty aecompanl
each Machine, All parts ars Interchangeable, and w can supply dnpU
cat at any tlms. Koch part of ths Machln I fitted with such exact
ness that no trouble can aria with any part, aa nw piaoio eaa b
upplisd with th assurance of a perfect fit.
Oar "Independent" I a strlotlv hlgh-grad Sewing Machine, and finish
throughout In the best possible manner. It poasesse all modern iniprov
msnts,and Its mechanical construction lasuoh that in It are combined aimplielty
with great strength, thus insuring eaa of running, durability, and making n
Impossild for ths Muolilne to be pnt out of order. It sews fast and make a
perfect stitch with all kinds of thread and all ol oases of material. Always ready
for use and unrivaled for speed, durability and quality of work.
Notlo th following point ot superiority.
Tun tlKAU swings on patent socket ninges, and la nrmiy neia aowa
by a thumb screw. It is strong, substantial, neat and handsome la
design, and beautifully ornamented In gold. The bed plate ha
rounded corner and i inlaid or countersunk, making It flush with
th top of th table. IIioiiest Arm Ths space under the arm Is t
inches high and U Inches long. This will admit tbs largest skirt,
vsnquilu. It w Self TitiiBADisa Thro are absolutely no hole
to put th thread through except th eye of th needle. Tan Shut
tle I cylinder, open on th eno, entirely self-threading, easy to pat
in or tab out; bobbin hold a large amount of thread. Tun Stitc
ltEOULATOH is on the bed of the Machine, beneath the bobbin winder,
and has a scare showing th number of stitches to the Inch, eaa b
ehangd from 8 to 3a stitch to ths Inch. Ths Fern is doubts and
ttends on both aide of ths needle; never fails to taks th good
through; nevar toi at sen ma; movement is positive; no spring to
break and get out of order; can lie raised and lowered at will.
Automatic Itonnuf Wispkh An arrangement lor filling th bobbin
automatically and perfectly smooth without holding ths thread.
Ths MstbliiH does not run while winding ths bobbin. Lioht Itoa
UlNO Ths Mschlns lsenyto run, dsi not fntlau tb operator,
ntnksaliitUaois and sew rapidly. Tu Ktitch laa double-lock
stitch, the same on both shlas, will not ravel, and can b changed
without stopping th M.ichma, Tiik Tkio is a fiat spring tension
tad will ad itnl thread hum In I.V) spoolcottou without changing,
Never gets out of order. 'I ns N.mi.k Is a straight, self-settiug
needle, flat a on" side, and ratinot tw put la wrong. Nkedlb Han
ia rouud, mad ol ra-lirdfuei steel, with oil rap at ottom to
prevail! oil Irotn gelling on tha aoods. Aiupstablh Hkamisus All
Uarliigs ar r brdi-ud steel and eaa b snaily aJJn-Wd with a
screwdriver. All lt niotiott ea Im taken up, and lb Macbin will
lasi a Id tlm. Attach must Kach Mschia ia lurnUbsd with th
following selol tieal st.l i tscliinau t rsx: Ou r'oot liantatst
Kallar, on IV-knit of Naadle, si I Holdiins, one Wrsaeb. oa He raw
I nvar, oa HhultlHerw Hrivr, o l'rsar Foot, oa IMt aa4
il.Hik, oa (bl t's fllla-l with od, on Uaug, oa Uaug Her, oa
nillar, and oa luatrurttoa llouk.
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