Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
--- n
p NAiLLESS HORSESHOE
a Nav Patent Jus5 Issued al wash
ingtOF.

Following are some OF The patents
recently issued by the patent Office
which attract more than ordinary at
t5ntion:
A naillesS horseshoe is a device on
which Texas man has obtained 2
patent. His idea IS 10 attach the shoe
to the h0of without the use OF nails
and at the same time provide fer the
expansion Of the hoof The shoe IS
made n Two sections, which are hing
ed together, and rendered adjustable
by a bolt. The shoe is put on the ho0f
and The bolt adjusted, permitting the
fiangeS 10 impinge on The hc0f and
hold securely
Bicyc.ists VII be interested IN pat
ent Just issued TO man from Chicago.
Il IS termed a means for restoring air
pressure n pneumatic tires n OH
er words, it is designed to restore To
tubes that have sagged by reason Of
the escape of air on account OF the
permeabiI.ty of their walls their fuIl
elasticity and air complement To
accomplish this tWo tubes are en-
pIOyed the inner being CT tough ma
terial capable of carrying a high air
pressure and communicating with the
outer 1Ube by mems OF q valve. which
OtJEA-AlGo " 4IE4 tie Ott.CL LtDE - k
lieved Of its normal pressure
Harry Mitchell is an Englishman.
but nevertheless he is entitled 20
patent for his improve ment in saw
bucks. He provides his sawbuck with
a camping device consisting Of two
jaws operated by The foot, whereby a
log of wood intended to be sawed nay
be held firmly in position.
This is q medical invention that was
rec lIy granted an Illinois man. He
calls t a nose screen" and says II
describing it;
This invention relates TO nose
screen and presser. and has for its OBJ
ject to provide a frame adapted to ex-
err a constant and gentle pressure up
on the gristle and bone of the nose
whereby, when the membrane Of the
nOztriI becomes irritated from cod,
catarrh or particles Of foreign matter.
this enlargement X overcome and the
healing facilitated by the gentle press
ure and compression upon the opposite
sides Of the nose. a further object is
70 provide a removable screen which
can be applied to the lower portion Of
this frame to exclude cold air, particles
Of dust or foreign matter. CT 10 con
tain or carry a medicinal compound
adapted % be used in healing the
membrane Of the nose.
The invention is made Of light
spring material Is above described
and designed when applied 10 grasp
The nose and BE- held by its impinge-
ment thereon.
An Engl.shnlan by the name Of Wap-
share has just obtained a patent IN
this country for a pneumatic tIfe
Wapshara is a major OF The Third Ian
GERS Hyderabad contingent, and an
ardent cychst. His device. ne says, IS
designed 10 effect the permanent re
pair o. ar inflated or pneumatic tires
when they become punctured, without
removing the outer cover. To accom-
.plish this he provides 4 filing for the
ar tube Of fbrous material, such as
cotton, wool or asbestos in a loose.
hOcculent or fluffy condition When
the tube is punctured Il VIII only be
necessary, he says, to inject a small
quantity Of India rubber solution into
the hole and press the tire down On
the rim. This spreads and WITH the
loose material forms a finn about the
hole, securely and permanently p pair
ing the same.
l. has long been known among re-
voIver shots that the bsst results can
be Obta ned bE spreading the f0re1il-
ger along the barre If tha pistol and
then taking aim. If the fOrefnger b.
extended a an object almOzs perfect
aim IS accomplished An inventor
from New jersey has obtained q pat
ent for just this thing, he providing
grooved piece by the side OF the cham
Der to accommodate the finger He
claims greater accuracy in aiming by
reason Of his Washington
Star