, 1862-12-18

Wch carried hc s aho IL iGfTa5e h9ho 9
ric together. and each beine there supned With
1hc @ M oas 6s
cd tTonnh and aecnred the looms Of fhe - nref;ans
stitrh 80 A. N N N0e ~ ~-~ e
pstfcr,a worn xro,,o7 b1 s,;n ,,,+,,, ,f+ha
icft. IN or down. the movement f,eins. nrrxdured
eIther Nv scrcw s,,;na1as .Snriad H. Eapd ~ h
psttern cams eut to tic Tcouircd desisn-
This nav be considered The arst important stcp
MADE IN iS
ofonc MI Hickplsr ~'~' ~
The invention ofJames Winter patented in Eng
10 be united arc held tosethcr by iawh Of metal,
feg Ssg1s Sss5ssp r. ReisR pss
substitute for the finger and thumb Of the aeana
stress in holding tie fabric. The sewing. howeyer
mt sstea the neFs''e's between Tue TEEN
IT, 1s Fsgn Ba ehns 5e
sewing purpoees A hooked needle was used and
tie psnt thrust through tbe doth caught ths
ills 'oon the poirt Mas passed through the CLOTH
again little IN advance, and catching anosherloop
eS ts s asen1e e t nd 50 o. drawn
'e1 TE;s machine attracted but little attention.
though in 1918 it was the subject ofsome patented
eaFei VIE LII. Thimonier, and iu 1851 itappeared
| in the great exhibition ln LONDON; there @ inc
tRsa11ef toa1 exhibited a'o''sl Tue na'n'' " 'p''
Ts.s g Ns to Pqs e %5ssSe sS
May14th 1S41, for their method OF prodnclng 2rna
1nental or ta1bonr work in stitching the backs Of
6obbjn to the needle was passed over roller Gov
cred with cloth-for the epurpoEe OF giving proper
| drag and tension; and the slack was Prevented by
the rising and falling Of bar against the thread,
keeping it uniformly stretched as the ncedes 81,
ternatcly drew upon aud looRenedit The ~ material
waa xs moved forward, stitch By ateh b rack md
pinIon motion. Through the clamps were open
tn:.s for the passage Of the sewing Instruments.
| eontriyed and used for putting f1inges ou
to shawla This had eerice of eye:poiuted needles
sse ss e. eae & the to E
! frireei was placed upon the needles. A bar was
then pressed down upon these needles, this bar
t'a but IL % its aownwara passage 1he needles were
caused 10 pierce the cloth-te need.ss holding the
] threads We were cut ana t6e needis5 77ithafawn leav
ing fringe upon the fabric. Here another care
fully PREPARED mede} was introduced illustrating
cnaed ap 70 Ills me havin Ing for Tier OBJECT pes
cii1!ee1lndcea' n most Of tllem-ha1 cianps ike a
t harnegsmakcr's cIanpa and while the piston which
5 w or a aee to Z be- nereed md ha
ccded tie clamps would advancea certain distance
by racket yenents, thna spacing the distances
~ n;arcfnm Tsna11r in fncf thcv were 20 tesrn-
"a * do tht while the hands :fterwarts
- I'D II thu. M sewing. '>--9
1t suit Instituted py ). b,'ggs duf1n! 1he 81 pass
= Tn"r4 wha1e = cnmbination patent vas made Of 3
:; Briggs 4 Carney Patent. 1875 operating as above
eh aa ,os I eo ho
Z nnatrntjnsr the whole continuation parts-s
n irc;alc. IN eyepointed needle strap for noy IN:
r. :,s q1tcn,ntet Ia nroye thai the machines
nowadays nfinsed npo Tia tht eonn,9tlon m
IL easy was 20 absurd thas tne proseeaerE r. e9nnEe
Of they having 70 doubt become conS1ncedthat 1he1
u WAS no infringe ment
IT, TIE eycponted neeGe is public property, and j
IS not controlled BY any ndirldna OF company.
be machine for making the = "
q5sea9nG of waSanS5oe gTs A.. The M need ed
nd drawn through one way ana g. then II
f 91ee1 I1!P nT Par r a4n attch vas patented Mare
- 1. 1sl3 by B, " Bcan, Of New York: The fabric
,as rrrimn.d ana the sttchsa we're made By pushing
w ~ ior needle through the folds. AN apparatns mad
'o- on fhie principle was largely introduced INTO ng
1and and used by hieaeheEs. pflnte!a. Hyefs. ~
to The invention Of needle in combination svith
dfa 7ohn fieer It1e, Ind I 5anes abbons Of lee s
dgf Mene ssss "a aud vas %
H. II tended for the purpose Of working lace orn
the 1te a'n," Wcrc lace makers and it was tic
ol .s,n1n r. nntenf mechanical couttirances ,vhct
Not . ,a 49,, ~ ~ fnr ile nurnose Of control
hut e to sc the or @ no5 en ee tns ere
lla- rnt,ias of making lace
oas The first complete sewing machine designed
Mn 1 =. ,.,ne.s ,rae nntc6tr1 sent 10 iS.6
red 4gnei y - T;Ephs;i@n 1ass II. usel
ma Et. ~ Int+1< mi En.nh;rrt1 them nj
Of lis :nu ,rfaa fecd nrctnms1o ami other I
the sr II na,.ar hrnu0ht tooefher in one tuach,
va yacce us neSe! ot9ns1. & ru .oo5a nr"v: hv "
so 1Aes& tSiiela.a.auo III VIII what hal ha
INST HcWc, wig Was W. w nh;,, t1,nmn, rnt
our .nEe 2? n1nets. a!u las ,i la sa5a-ai -
iyi- tehtea ~ le4o. "a6 1e'lif 'D'e"'eS 's%
, re- PREVIOUSLY. . aa+ uoot;o,l lam of ca,x7no
ople M: Mas |oe 'i'et P'@s.'e"t '"~ ~ o~"7
viii % Ic 1eeva tn ;1nat-ate t1e three stitcl
seel H. L. -. -,.srh;ncTr IIayinc Traced The invent
psa s leading to tic making OF sewing machines do
pom 70 ie i hrs 9at pntins heore one talcr to CO
t u1y illustrate the several stltches made h,s
wed ,,1sav 1. isr sated. t' wes used by Thlmonier
~ Franve, in 1886 THIS is lnaae ~ win 81
over n tnte,,1 mafipa Ig nsr4es - uppn fatrics.
W. I'd. THE lock stitch, made by nterock1ng
and sh5sds TIRE 81 !" the t '1 fabris I aEs The coutumpt
v Of thread is from two and hall 10 threc ~
'os Sd IL! The .sto1bie lock STITCH being like
ayes chain tambour stitch cave that twe thfeaas r.
ID as ;f nnRinn nG w. Th;s reaarcs oyer six IL
cen l,aif yards Of thread to yard Of seam. Th
ort. ;lS Nnw eS eommcns;i with Howe Machine in Il
,fbeI We viii proceed to show the Sewing Machines
went vented AZ prsS,9ns TO ome ~ 1nct;r scW
IA "a X hg Marhiun.
All tho Inventions ~ Sewing Mashi1es s sance :,
@ raa ne st;tcbest,hc 1oc chain and don Bic Cha