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tnvem ;ion am Fame o1 [nveutor. o. ;e. Halters, Method of manufacturing head-stall. L. and D. Molnnea Hame-hook and similar traoe-oonneotiona. M, McDonald Hame-hook for horse-collars. W. Aitken Haraes and horse-collar combined. J. A. Keith Hammering, forging, or swaging metal articles, Machine for. P. G. Myers Hammer, Power-. E.S.Brett Hand-gear for bicycle. W. H. Steenson Handle-bar, Bicycle. 0. E. T. Gwatkin and T. B. Smith Handle-bar for bicycles, tricycles, &c. P. Clapperton Handle bar for cycle. A. J. Ouming Handle. (See Bat-handle, Bucket-handle, Cycle-baudle.) Hand signal-lamp. T. Edwards Hand signal-lamp. J. Dobbie Hanger, Bicycle-crank and. H. S. Grady Harbours, canals, &c, Means for preventing accumulations of sand, &c, in. E. Waters Harness-cleaning composition. E.T.Allen Harness-saddle, Pneumatic. E. H. Brown Harness-traces, Loop and eye for ends of. C. Anderson Harrowing and ploughing implement combined. A. Alexander and J. Houston Harrow. (See Knife-harrow, Tine-harrow) Hat-grip. R. H. Gharleton Hauling logs, Steam pontoon for. N. Gibbons Hauling- or lifting-block. J. Shepherd Hauling timber, &o. Catamaran for. W. W. Pullman Hay, wool, &c. Apparatus for compressing. W. H. Herdman Headlock for bicycle. H. E. Lawrence Headlock for bicycle. H.E.Lawrence .. Headlock for bicycle. A. J. Cuming Headstall-halters, Method of manufacturing. L. and D. Mclnnes Headstall or bridle. T. Hogan Heater and foot-warmer, Feeding-bottle. G. W., M.E., and H. G. Noy and J. Bennie Heater. (See Bath-heater, Milk-heater.) Heating and lighting system by means of gas, mineral-oil, &c. P. G. de Schodt Heel for boot or shoe. S. Smith Heel-tip for boot or shoe. W. Hallett Hemorrhoids, Mixture for cure of piles and. H. R. Simeon Hernia-truss. R. Richardson Hides or skins, Curing. J. W. Seott Hinge for gate or door. F. Street Hinge. (See Door-hinge, Gate-hinge) Hoist. M. S. Campbell Holder. (See Candle-holder, Check-book holder, Cigarette-holder, Invoice-form holder, Matchbox holder, Milk-pail holder, Pipe-holder, Vehicle-lamp holder.) Holdfast for wood framing. J. Mitchell .. .. Hollow or cavity walls, Tie for. F. Pritchard Home-trainer for cyclist. H. V. Westbury Honeycombing-attachment for sewing-machine. A. Wood, W. Ruxton, and J. Coats, jun. Hook-nail for fastening wire. W. Parker Horse-collar. W. C. T. Theobald Horse collar. B. Hatfleld Horse-collar. A. and F. McLeod Horse-collar. H. W. Downing and A. E. Wilson Horse-collar and hames combined. J. A. Keith Horse-collar, Pneumatic. G. E. Grimwood .. .. .. Horse-collar, Pneumatic. G. E. Grimwood Horse-collars, Hame-hook for. W. Aitken Horse-control, Method of. D. R. S. Galbraith Horse-cover. J. McFarlane Horse-cover. C.Anderson Horse-cover. J. H. Marple Horse-cover. F. D. Sayles Horse-cover fastener. E. Grave .. .. ... Horse-cover fastenings. C. A. E. Trist .. Horse-covers, Method of securing. E. H. Brown Horseless carriage. The Anglo-French Motor Carriage Company (Limited) Horse running away with vehicle, Means of preventing. C. J. Gascoigne Horse running away with vehicle, Means of preventing. C. J. Gascoigne Horse-shoe. W. G. Clemoe Horse-shoe. W. G. Clemoe Horse and cattle, Drench for. E. P. Baker Horses without bit or curb, Means for controlling and driving. E. R. Wethered Hose-pipe connection, Automatic. C. Eyre Hose-union and -coupling. A. H. W. Wedler Hot-air apparatus for warming rooms. J. H. Gardner Housekeepers' order tablet. H. J. Weeks Hub and bearing for vehicles. A. J. Cuming .. .. Hubs for velocipede and other wheels, Method of and apparatus for manufacturing. R. Chillingworth Hurdle. A. Cashion Hurdle. F. A. Bremer Hurdle. R. Cameron Hydraulic giant. J. P. Simmons Hydraulic gravel-elevator. R. H. Campbell Hydraulic ram. T. Danks .. .. .. .. .. Hydraulic ram. T. Danks Hydrocarbon or gas engine. J. F. Duryea .. .. .. .. 9456 10117 10196 10083 9781 9889 10191 9427 9547 9671 9798 9895 10109 9323 9515 10147 9736 ,10110 9698 9624 9838 9179 10204 9191 9192 9530 9456 9728 10079 9863 9173 9780 10142 10069 9249 9189 9276 9409 9987 9589 10221 9725 9190 9240 9871 10086 10083 9727 9870 10196 9834 9481 9501 9603 10003 9604 9608 9486 9309 9714 9761 9395 9552 9468 9676 9633 9943 9719 10002 9827 9674 22 April. 11 Nov. 6 Dec. 30 Oct. 22 Oct.'96* 10 Sept. 2 Dec. 6 April. 19 May. 8 July. 16 Aug. 6 Sept. 10 Nov. 4 March. 7 May. 20 Nov. 31 July. 10 Nov. 19 July. 16 June. 26 Aug. 4 Dec.'96. 9 Dec. 12 Jan. 12 Jan. 15 May. 22 April. 23 July. 6 Sept. 4 Sept. 4 Jan. 10 Aug. 17 Nov. 28 Oct. i Feb. 1 Dec.'96. 13 Feb. 2 April. 14 Oct. 4 June. 17 Dec. 24 July. 11 Jan. 4 Dec.'96. 18 Aug. 2 Nov. 30 Oct. 19 July. 4 Sept. 6 Dec. 25 Aug. 29 April. 5 May. 12 June. 18 Oct. 8 June. 11 June. 29 April. 1 March. 23 July. 7 Aug. 8 March. 20 May. 6 April. 12 July. 24 June. 30 Sept. 23 July. 15 Oct. 23 Aug. 12 July. 9431 9502 9659 984b 9627 9285 9469 9740 8 April. 7 May. 28 June. 1 Sept. 24 June. 18 Feb. 23 April. 2 Aug.