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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF TITLES OF INVENTIONS— continued.
Invention, and Name of Inventor. :<>. ;e. Driving-gear. (See Bioycle-driving gear.) Driving horses. H. Grass Driving machine, Boot-protector-. United Shoe Machinery Company Driving-machine. (See Boot- and shoe-driving machine.) Driving-mechanism for cycles. M.B.Elliott .. Dropper. (See Pence-dropper.) Drum of flax-stripper, Piling. A. Senior Dry-blower and pulveriser. P. Allport and H. Moorhouse Drying grain. (See Grain.) Dust and draught excluder for door. W. Nicol Dust, draught, and rain exoluder for door. J. Crowther Dust, draught, and rain exoluder for door. J. W. Kooney Dust, draught, and rain excluder for doors. G. J. Smith Dust, Pan for removing, in quartz-crushing. F. E. Robertshaw Dynamo-electric generator. J. P. Campbell Dynamos on railway-vehicles, Driving. P. J. Beaumont and W. M. Still Dysentry-cure. W. Dawson Ear-mark. G. Hall Ear-marking, castrating, and docking implement. A.H.Rosa Ear-marking pliers. J. D. Tripe Earth-scoop. J. B. Jackson Egg-beater. J. Volkner Egg-beater, nutmeg-grater, and measurer combined. M. Browne Eggs, Preserving. W. A. Ellis Electric belt. S. C. Christensen .. .. .. .. • Electric brake. W. E. Hughes Eleotric brake. W. E. Hughes Eleotric brake. P. C. Neweli .. .. .. Electric brake. P. C. Newell Electric brake. J. P. Campbell Electric-brake regulator. P. C. Newell Electric-brake shoe. P. C. Newell Electric-current regulation and distribution. J. P. Campbell Eleotric furnace. C. A. Keller Electric furnaoe. C. A. Keller Electric generator, Dynamo-. J.P.Campbell .. Electric heating-system for cars. W. E. Hughes Electric lamp. P. Panta Electric race-starting machine. A. Cometti Electric railway. J. T. Hunter Electric railway, Conductor-support for. W. E. Hughes Electric-railway-track construction. J.P.Campbell Electric switch. W. Kingaland Electric telegraphy. R. Oxlade and W. J. W. Richardson.. Electric traction, System of distribution and collection of current for. G. Davis Electric water-level register. C. May Electrical accumulator. C. P. A. von Welsbach Electrical accumulator. T. T. A. Hansen and C. C. P. Petersen Electrical accumulator. W. B. Brain Electrical distribution. W.E.Hughes Electrical distribution. J. P. Campbell Electrioal distribution. J.P.Campbell Electrical-machine windings. J. P. Campbell Electrical-machine windings. W. E. Hughes Eleotrical waves, Reducing attenuation of. M. I. Pupin Electricity-meter. W. M. Mordey and G. C. Pricker Electro-amalgamation. W.H.Harrison Electro-hydraulic brake. A. Goldschmidt Electrolysis, Extracting metals by. H. A. Prasch Electrolytical treatment of ores. P. T. Mumford Electro-magnetic brake. J. P. Campbell Electro-magnetic ore-separator. J. Warren Electro-pneumatic controlling system. E. R. Hill Elevator and truck combined. W. E. Douglas and T. G. Greedy Elevator-apron for harvester-binder. Massey-Harris Company (Limited) Elevator, Dredge shoot and. W. Haines Elevator for chaff-chutter. W. Andrews and A. W. Beaven Elevator, Tailings-. W. Haines Embrocation. J. S. Harrison Enamelled leather. C. Booth Enamelled leather. C. Booth Enamelled surfaces, Liquid for cleaning. T. Menzies Engine. (See Pluid-pressure engine, Gas-engine, Locomotive engine, Oilengine, Rockdrilling engine, Rotary engine, Steam-engine, Vapour-engine.) Envelope. J. Hair Envelope-fastener. W. L. L. Rees and R. H. Mason Escape. (See Pire-escape.) Exhaust-fan for use in quartz crushing. P. E. Robertshaw Exhaust for gas or oil engine. W. W. Browning and C. G. Peart Exploding whaling-lance. E. Berg Explosive. J. Fiihrer Explosive. C. H. Curtis, C. L. W. Smith, D. J. Metcalf, A. C. Pearcy, and A. P. Hargreaves Explosive. R. Kandler Explosive. E.Phillips Explosive. Rendrook Powder Company .. .. .. ... Extinguisher. (See Candle-extinguisher, Fire-extinguisher.) 13485 13487 14391 14249 14151 13284 13749 13828 14274 13538 13348 14368 13562 13478 14273 13794 14306 13855 14142 14365 14013 13342 13341 13297 13289 14098 13287 13288 14278 13300 13336 13348 14136 13540 14239 13298 13995 13666 13820 13418 13843 13816 13889 14225 14162 13453 13463 13512 14279 14283 13410 13293 13818 13965 13373 14228 13317 13880 13454 13433 13733 14100 14290 14100 14169 13428 13429 13589 22 March. 22 March. 80 Dec. 20 Nov. 23 Oct. 2 Jan.* 20 June. 19 July. 25 Nov. 12 April. 29 Jan. 21Mar.t 24 April. 11 March. 25 Nov. 5 July. 4 Dec. 23 July. 19 Oct. 23 Dec. 16 Sept. 28 Jan. 28 Jan. 3 May, '00 28 Apl., '005 Oct. 28 Apl., '00 28 Apl., '0027 Nov. 7 Jan. 21 May, '00 29 Jan. 18 Oct. 16 April. 19 Nov. 7 Jan. 12 Sept. 30 May. 18 July. 20 Feb. 24 July. 13 July. 7 Aug. 14 Nov. 22 Oct. 7 March. 7 Maroh. 30 March. 27 Nov. 27 Nov. 12 Feb. 10 Feb.,'00 16 July. 31 Aug. 7 Feb. 14 Nov. 15 Jan. 1 Aug. 7 March. 1 March. 20 June. 2 Oct. 28 Nov. 2 Oct. 28 Oct. 23 Feb. 23 Feb. 3 May. 13304 13874 7 Jan. 1 Aug. 13538 13743 14042 13850 13579 14223 14160 14202 12 April. 22 June. 24 Sept. 25 July. 3 May. 14 Nov. 24 Oct. 7 Nov.
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