oungster felt the the time piece has a central sleeve for a sliding spring pin of the curtain. It will be clear from the engraving that, when sting of the upbraiding, which he thought was unjust, for and button, D. This pin acts upona spring, C, Fig. 2, that he said the fault was not his; and he… … way when the cord on the other side of the tassel is drawn down. The shade is thus easily rolled or unrolled. The fastenings, A, of the roller are provided with loops, end carrying a pin, a, which passes through the eye of the which serve as guides for the cord. The device is simple hand to be…
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