e like, in such amanner that they will be arrangedalongside each other. After cutting FIG. 7.—SOCKET OF THE REED. open one end of the skein thus formed, thethreads are successively drawn into the reedplaced for this purpose upon the beam ;the screw-heads of which are provided withthe necessary… … 8.—LIFTING THE REED AND PASSING THE SHUTTLE THROUGH,COMMENCE WORK. eyes of the needles, by means of the littlehook, shown at Figure No. 6, in the mannerillustrated at Figure No. 3. After drawing the threads through thereed, and arranging them uniformly along-side of each other, they are tied…
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