Scientific American Volume 12 Numéro 22 (mai 1865) . Les meubles pour l'usage de la famille, et s'avérera satisfactoryfor l'objectif requis. Il se compose de 3 sec-tions de bars, comme le représente, qui sont suspendedby crochets pour le mur de la chambre, dans le cadre ou non, comme ofdoors peut paraître souhaitable. Lorsqu'il n'est pas inuse il peut être accroché suspendu contre le mur d'theroom, occupant plus d'espace pour d'autres poses-pur. Quand il voulait, s'ajuste facilement par thebraces, UNE, une seule série de crochets qui sur le fond setand le maintient en place, et peuvent être prises vers le bas thoy, foldedinto petite boussole, et mettre à l'écart jusqu'à

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Scientific American Volume 12 Number 22 (May 1865) . furniture for family use, and will prove satisfactoryfor the purpose required. It consists of three sec-tions of bars, as represented, which are suspendedby hooks to the wall ot the house, either in or out ofdoors, as may be thought desirable. When not inuse it may be hung suspended against the wall of theroom, occupying no space available for other pur-poses. When wanted it, is easily adjusted by thebraces, A, one set of which hooks over the bottom setand holds it up, and thoy can be taken down, foldedinto small compass, and put away until another oc-casion. The patentee 13 induced to believe, trom numeroustestimonials he is daily receiving from those who havetested its merits, that bis invention is a great acqui-sition to the laundry. This invention was patentedthrough the Scientific American Patent Agency, Jan.31, 1865, by Elbridge i?ims; for the purchase of the. ted, a useful rthing, for by the employment of it onecan always be sure of luuch when it is wanted, andif prepared at home, be certain of its cleanliness andgood quality. Outwardly this bag is a handsomeRussian leather traveling case, with a compartment, A, at the bottom, wherein are several tin cases, B.One of these is intended for the special reception ofa cologne (1) bottle, and the others are designed tohold divers and sundry appetizing dainties of what-soever name and nature individuals may fancy. Respecting further details the inventor says:— The method of using this bag is too simple to needexplanation. Lay it flat on your knees, and open itby the keyhole at the bottom, and it will tell its ownstory. Fill it at home, and it will last you for anyordinary joumey. If your trip is long, replenish atthe groceries, bakeries or cook-shops. In this wayyou will save money enough in a few journeys to payfor your bag, and at the same time keep your healthand enjoy your food better than ev

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