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Invention, and Name o: Inventor. o. ,<!. Pood compound, Vegetable. J. H. Kellogg Food, Preserving. O. de Santa Cruz Foot for artificial leg. J. Johnson. Forage-carrier for horses. J. A. Millane Fortification plate. P. Martin Foundation-construction. J. F. O'Rourke Fountain pen. O. Wall and R. C. Hughes Fountain pens, Filling. R. H. Ashcroft Frame. (SeS Bicycle-frame.) Friction-hoist. R. Chambers Friction-hoist. W. Andrews and M. Manthel Frozen meat, Defrosting. E. Smethurst Frozen meat, Thawing. A. H. Chapmau Fruit and vegetable outter. C. E. Schwartz and G. Taylor Fruit-case handle. G. H. Grapes Frying-pan cover. F. Clifford Frying-pan lid and strainer. A. C. Murray Fuel. (See Artificial fuel.) Fuel-economizer. E. A. Cameron Fuel-economizer. T. Rawlinson Fuel-feeder. E. Waters .. Fumigator. J. and R. H. Milburn Funnel. (See Bottle-funnel.) Furnace. S. Milnes and H. W. de Baugh Furnace. H. S. Woolley Furnace. (See also Boiler-furnace, Calcining-furnace, Electric furnace, Refuse-destructor furnace.) Furnace-lining. W. S. Rawson and R. D. Littlefield Furnaces, Utilising waste heat from. T. W. Hughes Furniture. J. Robertson Furrow-making and poison-distributing machine. W. Humble Game. M. E. Blackwood Game. A. McLeod Game of chance, Machine for playing a. G. McMullen and J. Charles Games, Marker for. F. Finlay Garment-patterns, Drafting. E. Langer Garments, Suspending, for drying, &c. J. T. Thompson Garments, Waterproofing composition for. G. F. Newman ., Gas. (See Acetylene, Chlorine gas, Incandescent gas.) Gas-burner. The Atlantic Acetylene-burner Company Gas burner and mantle, Incandescent. A. C. Aucher Gas-burner mountings, Anti-vibrator for. C. Marshall Gas-compressor. C. S. Snell Gas-engine. J. Williams, jun. Gas-engine. W. Brown Gas-engine cylinder, Lubricator for. J. O'Neil Gas-engine, Exhaust for. W. W. Browning and C. G. Poart Gas-generating. A. H. Byron Gas, Generating chlorine. E. C. Paramore Gas-generator. C. Grosvenor, F. Henderson, and R. Logan, jun. Gas-generator. A. Martin Gas-generator. G. Weptinghouse Gas-lighting apparatus. A. R. Fowler Gas-manufacture. G. Westinghouse Gas producer, Absorbent for hydrocarbon-. J. A. Paterson Gas, Producing, from kauri refuse. S. C. R. Trevor Gas, Producing hydrocarbon. J. A. Paterson Gas-stove, Explosion preventing attachment for. H.Allan Gases, Separating, from mixtures. J. T. Hunter Gasoline-gas producer. C. Grosvenor, F. Henderson, and R. Logan, jun. Gate. S. S. Coburn Gate. F.L.Webster Gate or door. F. L. Webster Gate-operating mechanism. S. Bairnsfather Gauge. (See Wind-gauge.) Gauging high temperatures. E. Phillips Generator. (See Acetylene-generator, Gas-generating, Steam-generator, Hydrocarbon-gas generator, Solar generator, Chlorine-gas generator, Dynamo-electric generator.) Gig seat and body. H. House Glass artioles, Apparatus for making. L. L. B. Mount Glazing-bar. J.Watson.. Glove. (See Cycling-glove.) Gold. (See also Metals, Ores.) Gold- and silver-bearing solutions from slimes, Separation of. A. M. Nicholas Gold and silver, Extracting, from slimes. W. S. Hazelton Gold-dredge. C. A. Ulrich Gold, Extracting, from ores. S. Trivick Gold, Extracting, from sand. A. Campbell Gold, Extracting, from sea-water. H. C. Bull and A. Watling Gold-extraction. J. T. Hunter Gold from ores, Extracting. E. Schilz .. .. • ■ Gold-saver. E. C. E. Seque Gold-saving. W. H. Cutten Gold-saving. J. Ferguson, J. Mitchell, H. King, and J. W. Henderson Gold-saving. J. H. A. McPhee Gold-saving apparatus. F. G. M. Brittin, O. Magnus, and W. Lβ Cren 13593 13783 14266 13360 13481 13879 14070 13511 9 May; 5 Juiy. 20 Nov. 31 Jan. 15 Maroh. 1 Aug. 1 Oct. 27 Maroh. 13585 14190 14032 13390 13634 13547 13841 14120 8 May. 5 Nov. 20 Sept. 7 Feb. 23 May. 24 April. 11 July. 14 Oct. , 13921 13933 13340 13940 19 Aug. 27 Aug. 28 Jan. 26 Aug. 13480 13695 13 March. 8 June, 13470 13774 13451 14092 14216 14302 13766 14194 14058 13710 13546 13 March. 1 July. 6 March. 4 Oct. 13 Nov. 28 Nov. 22 June. 6 Nov. 26 Sept. 13 June. 17 April. 13993 14015 14049 13310 13290 13867 13678 13743 14114 13476 13525 13683 13Y42 13729 13919 14254 14179 14253 14331 14384 13525 14288 13529 13333 13430 12 Sept. 19 Sept. 25 Sept. 15 Jan, 3 Jan. 30 July. 3 June. 22 June. 10 Oct. 14 March. 4 April. 6 June. 22 June. 17 June. 20 Aug. 21 Nov. 29 Oct. 21 Nov. 11 Dec. 30 Dec. 4 April. 28 Nov. 9 April. 28 Jan. 27 Feb. 13283 2 Jan. 13303 13716 14350 5 Jan. 10 June. 18 Deo. 13397 13468 13542 13313 14261 13656 13286 13842 14161 13582 14061 13956 13385 13 Feb. 13 March. 17 April. 15 Jan. 22 Nov. 29 May. 3 Jan. 24 July. 22 Oct. 3 May. 27 Sept. 28 Aug. 6 Feb.
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