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

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g 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 medicine. The Delaware Ship Canal. air is permitted to escape through this vent, thus allowing The surveys of routes for the proposed… … to maintain on the Chesapeake side, and are, as the Sassa- IMPROVED JUG. fras route, liable to obstruction by ice during the winter. The Choptauk route rates slightly below the Sassafras as to time of transit, and rates third in this respect, while it is sec- otherwise would, and in pouring the…

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