Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-21
Strong's Self-W aitins Table.

The form of this table is varied from decagonp
according to its size. A dining table OF size
sufficient to Reconnaissance should be made six,
square. When larger ones are required, more
squares are added consequently each person has
u square to himself
Parlor tables, work tables, card tables, office
tables, study stands. ac-- may be made Of the
above form, or q circular form with scolloped
edges, as fancy or comy eEience may direct. The
surface or top of this table Is composed of thee
distinct sections, viz; A stationary rim and
centre, with an annular section between. which.
/, calculated to rotate nat part termed the
rim, Is the part which we sit Next to and when
used for dining table it should be made of suffi.
Gent width to contain ones cup, saucer and all
other things necessary to attend while eating
Next comes the revolving section which Is calcu--
lated to contain everything which is necessary to-
move or pass around. This section is mounted
on three or more small wheels OF esstors with.
their axis in the radius of cylinder, and as it is
turned, thes 20 wheels are caused to )evolve, thus
reducing the fraction The edges Of these differ
ent sections are bound with bindings or mould
ings which project little above the surface of
said section, and serve not only to keep the dish.
from being accidentally brGs he'd from the table
but to keep all liquids which are liable to be
spilled, from running into ones lap
In using this Improved Table, the annulart
part is turned by suitable handles. provided
thereon by any person sitting at the table So
lndt the III hts plaCtu upon IHe revolving part
may all be brought before any guest at pleas
ure, without reaching over and disturbing any
other person. Such dkhes, ornaments or ap-
purtenances as are not required tJ be passed.
around. or from their nature are better undis-
turbed. as a lamp &c, are placed on the cen.
ter-piece, which is cf sufficient SIZE for that
purpose.
This table may be built upon a common frame.
center post, or any basement best sui ed to its
use The revol,i ing section aud center piece
may be attached to oil common tables now in
use, thus fitting up - nice, convenient thing
with but little expense. simple description
or examination Of the Table will convince all
that it is q table both convenient and u eful
and cannot fail to meet the appreciation of
every friend OF Science and improvement, This
invention possesses many advantages over near
ly all Others
First.--lt is thing suited to all classes of
people, while most inventions are suited to one
only. Second I'm this the merchant mechanic;
minister. lawyer, doctor, student, farmer and
in fact every one who occupies place in soct
ETY. higher than q servant. find an article we'll
adapted to their use. Many inventions are contin.
ed to some particular use, tbi serves for many.
| Third That while majority of patent ma
chimes are capable of no variation in quality
and price this has no common bounds 1t
may be made plain and cheap to suit the
humble habitatSon of the peasant or become q
fit article to grace the most splendid man, ion.
Town. County & State Rights, are now Of
fered for sale on reasonable terms. Agents are
also wanted to contract these tables in the
different Towns. Countless and States.
/ All orders for tables agency, territory, &C..
,.a.. j. A. STRONG.
| North Wolcott. VT.