| Show NEW AND NOVEL an ohio woman haz has invented a simple invalids chair which has hasa a hinged baek back and foot rest supported on the body of the chair by a pair of curved metal arms with notches cut on one side to set the back and foot foat rest at different angles the notches fitting over the cross rods of the chair invalids will appreciate a new device die signed for their use which has a base to rest or on the bed and support a tilting frame with avith bra acts to set it any angle an e tension extension bracket brachet being attached to the side to bold a shelf which can be s swung vun g around in front of the invalid at meal time di bi y i les t s can be carried on trolley cars without with the passengers by a nu nc i b which is intond edi to be to the flashboard dashboard of I 1 the lie ear car and reject cu outward with re clef acs in the ta top 1 to receive the frames slots in the bottom to grasp the ocels and keep heep the bicycles frum from rock roch are to be towed by a new cic electric oric device conzi consisting sting of a trolley wire avire knour nic in ted on poles along the canal with ith brackets ati attached zebed to the poles just inder der the wire to support a toothed track rack over u which a carriage supporting the motor runs the rope being attached L u the side of the carriage to draw the boat var variable able throw cranks for bicycles have an eccentric disk mounted in the nd of the cranks with the pedal shaft mounted on one edge so that the foot Is is nearer the crank shaft when rising than it is going 15 down thus increasing the le leverage without changing the size of the circle around aroun d which the pedal runs in an aerial railway recently de ened a metallic rail is insulated on poles with a cigar cl a r shaped balloon holding a earrin carriage ge above it and attached to the rail by wheels running under it the car containing a motor with a large bladed propeller at the rear to drive the car by an electric current taken from the supporting rails A new york woman has as obtained a patent on an ail attachment for s skirts by which they may be lifted on crossin crossing T muddy places on the street a series of cords being it antt ed to the skirt at tb the e back and sides ith th the opposite ends bunnin i anning through an opening in the back bach of the waistband and around to the front to draw the skirts by b pulling up the cords |
