Coffee Making Again. Tape-Worm and Pork Eaters. Measuring Logs. Weight of Oils. 40 degrees gravity weighs 6 pounds 14 ounces. 41 degrees gravity weighs 6 pounds 13 ounces. 42 degrees gravity weighs 6 pounds 12 18-22 ounces. 43 degrees gravity weighs 6 pounds 12 5-22 ounces. 44 degrees gravity weighs 6 pounds 14-22 ounces. 45 degrees gravity weighs 6 pounds 1-22 ounces. BENZOLE COMMONLY USED IN PAINTING. 62 degrees gravity weighs 6 pounds 1 ounce. GASOLINE. 70 degrees gravity weighs 5 pounds 12 6-20 ounces. 80 degrees gravity weighs 5 pounds 6 8-20 ounces. 90 degrees gravity weighs 5
Coffee Making Again. Tape-Worm and Pork Eaters. Measuring Logs. Weight of Oils. 40 degrees gravity weighs 6 pounds 14 ounces. 41 degrees gravity weighs 6 pounds 13 ounces. 42 degrees gravity weighs 6 pounds 12 18-22 ounces. 43 degrees gravity weighs 6 pounds 12 5-22 ounces. 44 degrees gravity weighs 6 pounds 14-22 ounces. 45 degrees gravity weighs 6 pounds 1-22 ounces. BENZOLE COMMONLY USED IN PAINTING. 62 degrees gravity weighs 6 pounds 1 ounce. GASOLINE. 70 degrees gravity weighs 5 pounds 12 6-20 ounces. 80 degrees gravity weighs 5 pounds 6 8-20 ounces. 90 degrees gravity weighs 5 pounds 00 10-22 ounces. 100 degrees gravity weighs 4 pounds 10 12-22 ounces. THE RIGHTFUL INVENTOR THE FIRST TO MAKE THE INVENTION USEFUL. Elisha Foote for the Board. In these devices the gasoline or benzole is raised to the top of a vaporizing chamber by an elevator and there falls in a shower through the air to be charged. The lirst conception of the plan unquestionably belonged to D. He experimented upon it as early did not work fast enough to supply the requisite quantity of ben zole. He allowed a part of the air to escape from the pump to remedy the difficulty and finally disconnected the elevator from but after that nothing further was done by him by way of exper - ment or otherwise to carry out his idea until March 1805-a period subsequent to S.'s application for a patent and after D. had been Informed of S.'s use of the elevator. The model was lost or de stroyed in 1856. The machine was broken up and the brass and 12th of January following. In January or February fie completed a working machine and ever since has been engaged in the busi ness of making his machines and introducing them into public use. The first question presented is whether S. is to be regarded as having been anticipated by the previous experiments of D. We have been referred to authorities touching abandonment and it is urged that in view of them D. cannot be regarded as having abandoned the invent ion b
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