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COMFORT B. Ttlfl ltf. "I" Shil'l'lll-H-ILD. Rll IDE L LAXI).

MTGHGUE FOB SECURING AND HOLDING THE (10? 01' Wool.

s eeiflmtion of Letters Pat nt No. 162, dated April 17. 1837.

Be it, known that I. CUMFMR'I' l5. THUBP, the improvement on the eonnnomlsnamth of Snithfield, in the county of Providence round tongue. will be to wind a piece of and Stflte of Rhotle Island. have invented at wire around it. r-pirally. beginning at. the i no and improved mode of more etiectuallly 1 head f the tongue near its pivot, and formand holding the cop of woof upon l ing about eight turn, m re or less onward to gues of th eotntnon power loorn toward its point. eavh turn should be threeshuttles than the mode now in use. preventeightlb of an llll'll apart or tltereal'mut. The ing the cops of woof front .-liding otl from wire .-h|,uld he the mm-nth of an in h in to the tongues while weaving. tern-chilly the l diameter. though it ll|:l \ar v front that size last part of them, Wllll'll o frequently .-lip.-: i and t'unlinetl to the tongue by solder or by fr m the common smooth tongues am is razing. lt i.- ne e -ary that the tongues drawn into the web. injuring the cloth and houhl be made 4 v-|nall in ize as to prowasting yarn. trude into the cup with ease. before the wire 15 My improvement consists of ridges. or i put on to .-aid tongue. The most handy jutting from the :dufact' of said way to put the cop ull to the wrew ton ne tongues, protruding into the cop. against \\'ill he to -lip the l' p on to its point unlfi it which the innermost turn or c ils f the cotneto the norm and then with one hand, 00f will lodge, and .prevent the cops slidhold the cop. and whirl the .-huttle round. 2G in; from the tongues. There are various What I laim a.- my invention. and desire ways to form or produce said projeetures or toseeure by Letters latenL i.--

plumber-antics, such as cutting long notehes The altove described rojeetures whose ill the corners of a z-uptare tongue. leaving prominent-es protrude into the cop for the the mminences extending out the full size pur DSP Uf more ett'ectually se uring and 280i esquare resembling in some degree the hoh ing the cup of woof on a mu said to th of a saw, the point or cutting part ofv tongues; Also the appliration of t ie worm, which will stand toward the heel or pivot or the piral projevting lip or edge to the 9f th tongue, and about ti\'e-eights of an round tongue as h rein deH-rihed for the 1m apart on each corner and so arranged purpose of holding and preventing the cop Tgallwltom it may conrern: The most convenient way to form and use thlt neither of them will come opponte of from .-lipping olf from the t ngues of the an etch other; the square of the tongue should shuttles while we "mg.

be equal to the square of the hole in the cop. I Ct )M Ft )R'l B. Tllt 1?. also by forming a worm or a spiral prov Witnesses: l c ing lip or edge around the surface of the fAsa 'lsson,

round tongues or by cutting notches therein. Exam T. Wlsson.

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