Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-09-30

The following information relating to pat
ents granted by the United States patent of
fee, for the week ending Sept. 18th, 1886, wal
compiled from the official records by thu
Howard Bros, solicitors of patents, cor. I'll
and E SITS. n. W., Washington, D. c.:
Total granted to citizens of the U. s.:
Patents and designs. s...................3 32s
Trademarks and labels. s............. 2i
Total granted to citizens of foreign coun.
tries:
Patents and designs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q
Trademarks and labels els............
Issued to residents of Ohio
Frank G. Baker, Akron, coffee pot.
Abraham Balmer, Bluffton, pen for swine
Ignace Bihl, Newport, KY, and G. Plat
Cincinnati, sewing machine take-up.
Daniel B. Cahow, Akron, pump.
Geo. W. Coleman, Cincinnati, gas stove.
Chas. M. Crosby, Hillsborough, railway
switch.
John Danner, Canton, goods rack.
John L. Duff, Sage, pipe coupling.
Ezra Fawcett, Alliance, automatic shaft
governor.
W. Foglesong, Dayton, horse collar stuff
ing machine.
Jos. L. Gobeille and W. Wicker, Cleveland,
balance blower for stoves and CRATES.
Fred. II. Haman, Wapakoneta, churn head.
John W. Hoffman, Creston, work-box.
Amos Fl. jackson, Fremont, show-rack.
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fastener. ~ All
Jacob o. Joyce, Dayton, wise.
Jason E. Lippincott, Cincinnati, telegraph
pole.
Albert G. Lohman, Akron, Paper box.
Jacob Miller, Canton, Bag holder.
John Mitchell, Newark, scaffold bracket
for ladders.
Levi Myers, Akron, elevator for grain har-
vesters.
E. R. Proctor, Washington Court House,
culinary utensil.
Geo. Durin, Columbus, duplex wire-nail
machine.
P. S. Sewers, Canton, sanitary muffle for
vessels.
Levi T. Strader, H. F. Gray and I. j. Bur-
CESS, Columbus, knockdown or folding table.
Samuel B. Sevan, Tippecanoe, buggy gear.
II. B. Swartz, Wooster, extension step lad
der.
VIM. B. Thomas, Green Camp, post holder.
Robert R. Waddell, Hillsborough, spring
holder for spectacles
A. 9. Watson, London, adjustable chair.
OF @a W;lJarv,3+b
ing machine.
Irving R. Wood, Clyde, combined pole and
shafts.
WI H. H. and s. Yount, Troy, fence posts.
The Pacific Ocean is evidently in pro-
cess of reconstruction. New Islands
are making their appearance, showing
that the myriads of coral insects are
still hard at work laying the founda-
tions for future continents. Then earth
quakes and volcanoes We're never so ac-
tive as in that part Of the world recent
ly. Last year Java and the adjacent
islands were the scene of one of the
most frightful volcanic eruptions wit
messed by man since the beginning of
recorded history. At last accounts,
New leland was experiencing an out
break of volcanic fury which terrified
its inhabitants. 1t is evident that there
are serious disturbances just inside the
crust of the earth, and the suspicion
prevales among scientists that these
theories of nature presage the birth of
new islands, if not great continents.
The red sunsets which were noticed
after the Kilakua explosion of last year,
may make their appearance'again this
year if the theory is correct that they
were due to the explosion of fine red
dish dust out of the mouths of inter-
oceanic volcanoes. es.-Demorest's g Monthly.
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