IMPROVED FULLING MILL.

James Hunter, North Adams, Mass., assignor to himself and James E.

Hunter, of same place.--The object of this invention is to improve

the construction of fulling mills in such a way that there can be no

possibility of injuring the cloth while passing through the rollers,

and in such a way as to give the operator full control over the

friction caused by the tongue or lever upon the goods, whether said

goods be heavy or light.

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