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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 6 (February 1880) (1880)

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of a passage or vent formed or settle." » The accompanying engraving shows an improved medi- lengthwise in the handle, commencing inside the jug and cine bottle designed to receive and support the spoon used ■ : ^ « • > » terminating near the mouth of the jug. In filling the jug in taking the… … ond on the list in point of cost, its greatest advantages being jug, air enters the vent and fills the space as the liquid EABLE'S MEDICINE BOTTLE. in the matters of freedom from obstruction by ice and econ- escapes. omy of maintenance of approaches. This invention was recently patented by Mr.…

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