THIRD YEAR’S COURSE.

The two-ply ingrain carpet machine analyzed and explained.

The ingrain carpet hand-loom, and the ingrain carpet power-loom, built

by the M. A. Furbush & Son Machine Co., analyzed, explained, and

practical work.

Card-stamping machine (American index) analyzed, explained, and

practical work.

Tying-up of Jacquard harness (French index) machines for double cloth;

three and four-ply fabrics.

_Advanced Work for the Harness Loom._

Study and practical work of cut pile fabrics--velvets, plushes, etc.;

terry pile fabrics, with wires and without wires; terry and velvet pile

combined.

Astrakans, cut, uncut, also cut and uncut combined.

Chenille, rugs, curtains, etc.

Gauze fabrics, plain, figured, and combined with other weaves.

Designing for upholstery fabrics, Jacquard gauze, Brussels carpet,

tapestry carpet, double face Brussels carpet, etc.

Card-stamping on the French index stamping machine for two, three, and

four-ply fabrics.

Instrumental and freehand drawing similar to second year’s course, but

for more difficult objects in textile fabrics and machinery.

Work in color; application of theory of harmony to dyeing.

_Chemistry._

Theory and practice of chemistry, including actual work in the

laboratory and dyeing of fabrics.

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