the surface which they present raising the nap or pile on woolen cloth. The teasel heads are of conical form two or three inches in the Kingdom of Saxony. This gig has been used sev- to the world; and among civilized nations the eral years by the principal manufacturers of woolen surface which the… … elastic hooks into the fabric and tearing them out; ter at the lower or larger end. They are fastened to together end to end so as to form an endless belt, and breaking a portion of the fibers and turning their the surface of revolving cylinders, and the piece of then they are run through the…
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