Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

ed and been granted patent Cor bath
room.
Sarna a. Drake of Wisconsin Is an adj.
mirer Of pretty forms, and has Invented a
corset,
Mary Dency o. Albany, Ind, has n
patent Tor u ,tdress elevator
Belle r.. Dexter OF New York has made
Il machine Tor making boxes.
Elizabeth A. Dodge OF Washington, d..
g., since they have dispensed with "cold
tea at the capital, wants u patent for an
ice-piteher.
An Iowa woman, Sopbronla v. Dodge,
evidently good housewife, has Invented
an apparatus for raising dough.
There are a number Ton medical COM
pounds, mostly all from Western states.
These are salves for sprains, burns,
stonMah-aches, cole, and curc'alls OF
every character. Some are for removing
warts, plmplos and freckles, preparations
for Infants and for afflicted females. In
fact, there are some whlch have been re-
iectcd because OF their p0culiaF character.
Mary Fitch OF Washington, ID. G., has
invented table and head-rest for In
vallds,
Sarah u Bortwig OF Cincinnati Inns In
vented and secured patent for a funnel
Tor cnnning fruit.
Charlotte A. Johnson, o Philadelphia
woman, has a patent fora screen for q
washBtand.
Helen Macker of Boston, Mass, evil
dcntly has designs upon silver, and has
| invented an alloy TO Initiate that metal,
The same lady has been granted patent
for on amalgam for conling harness trim
ming, etc.j also an alloy or boll-metal !
and subsequently the same Yankee girl
invented an alloy for hardening iron.
! Sa,lic Maud Of Kansas has discovered
and had patented chair restorative"
Sophia l.. Mcador OF Washington, Q
reeaic-threader, and also travelling crit
for babies.
a New York housewife ms invented .
| stoye-platform, end a Southern woman Z
peculiar patent on a pattern for cutting
gaFmcnts.
A farmers vile In 9pw York has sin
| santed churn and also,a paillng-iron.
Another has guide, for hemmers OF
sewing
about every tenth application mad'
for patent ~ women ~ FOR some inedi
i cal compound or garment.
Mary u. Lofts Of iowa has secured
Il pntent for n sad-bfon.
i Martha A. Sahderson has Invented !
washing fluid which ls guaranteed VII
4 tot injure linens or cotton goods.
: A girl liring in Iowa has Invented
washbOiler attachment. Another OF he
Molnes, Isabella G. Schraumm, doe
i still hettus. Her invention Is for Il bnjic
n attachment for cooking and washing,
/ Sarah u. Siegel Of Now York hna.esl
.dently baeu boosted into second BERT
Of Pullman slceDing.CaY. Sarah Las IN
vented step for bortls.
4 Helen Eken S.arrett Of I.awrenc ., Kan
4 has a fastening for ogershOe5.
Chasiotte IL, SterliEg Of Gambiess kno
i. comfy, Ohio, ola dainty disposition an
respect for hsr, hands, has Invented D dlsi
washer.
AAothcr buckeye girl, living "a Sprine
fela, has ingented washing Iaachine.
FOR the bonefit Of those ladies VIII
haye pretty feet and Hhapsly ankle
= Marion H. Zerbs OF New York has Il
{ vented d clasp for looping skirts.
Mary a. Taylor Of cinclnaat has i
I vented a wash-boiler.
!, SARAH Scwel " Marx Center, OAsl
a wants the childrea amused. She has y
vented and hSli patented a 'teetes''
|, "seo-snw -
A Connecticut woman has inye1ted
- reiB attachment for hitchlng horses ~
husband II an. empioye Ia Inv pate
Office
y The Enquirer correspondent Y ndel
:, Cd 10 BIZ, NJ. Gardiner, chief o. y
~ draugbfman's division Of She pate
V oIiicc Tor coiftenies eIsended ia TIE /
search for Information regarding the
4 ,nyontions. Also 10 Mr.. A. J. kelley,
I. Indiana, clisl o. the assignment diyisic
ine lnticr Is comparatively new man
Il. the patent Office, bnt he seems ~ ha