aving a downward M, to the rear end of the shuttle box, ready to make its stroke the moment the spring to which it is attached by the cord, L, tendency in their movement, always maintain an upright po- sition and always strike the shuttle at right angles directly is released by the let-oft portion… … the floor; and the heavy surg- the undersides of the lay ing motion of old looms is avoided, as well as much of their beam, as shown. Each of the levers,J, is attached by a leather cord,L, leading noise. Patented Deg. 13, 1870, by E. P. Terrel. Patents have from its upper end to the picker, M,…
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