of hair standing in water; this hopper has two com- tend from the hopper, M', into these troughs j of the arm, and has on its face four studs, k, cloth as the power loom for the weaving partments, one for containing hairs with their protruding through, to be caught, as we shall j one of which is… … one quarter of a revolution, it being prevent- of nippers will seize it, and draw it through j when the return stroke is about to commence, cable to all other looms for weaving cloth. ed from turning further by a spring bearing the weft thread. For some kinds of work, it | the upper jaw, p,…
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