EXTRAORDINARY PROGRESS OF AMERICAN INVENTIONS IN EUROPEJ Patents for the following inventions have recently been secured in England through the Scientific Ameri can Patent Agency further showing the great and daily increasing progress which American inventions are making in Europe: ratio Leonard of New Bedford Mass. This is an im provement in the apparatus for manufacturing candles especially those made of paraffine or other substances liable to adhere t and to be broken in the operation of drawing from the molds. It consists in the employ ment of a trough at the top of the molds of sufficient strength to bear the strain requisite to draw all the can dles from the set of molls at once and in the adjust ment of springs for closing the lower ends of the molds for forming the tips. Folding Frames for Umbrellas Tents 4-cPatentee L. K. Selden of Haddam Conn. This umbrella frame is made with joint's in the ribs the inner ends of the ribs being fastened to a ring which slides on the central stick so that by drawing down this ring the ribs fold inward upon each other occupying but half the space in length of the ordinary umbrella. The central stick also has a joint in the middle so that it may be tolded. When extended suitable braces coming nearly in line with their joints hold the frame in position. The same device is applicable to tents and awnings. ert W. and Daniel Davis of Elmira N. Y. This is one of the best of the numerous plans which have been devised for printing addresses on newspapers. Each address is cut on a small wooden block and the blocks are fastened on belts which are slipped upon rollers so that by the rotation of these rollers the blocks are brought in succession above the paper to be printed. The patent also' covers an invention of a very simple machine for punching or forming the letters in the wooden blocks. H. Burley Charles H. Phelps and William J. Lowerra all of New York City. This valuable invention was folly illustrated and described on page 193
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