n of ordinaryor suitable construction, and may be manufactured and soldas a distinct article, not necessarily accompanying the can. The invention consists of a stopper, also shown in the en-gravings, for oil cans, or other liquid-holding vessels (forwhatever use), provided with an opening or spout… … The body of the stopper, which is here represented as com-posed of cork (but which may be made of any other suitablematerial), carries a tube or spout for the outflow of the liquid,and another and smaller tube to act as a vent. The two tubespass down through the body of the stopper and open into…
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