. Scientific American Volume 84 Number 05 (February 1901) . The Current Supplement. The current Suppi-embxi begins with a portrait andbiographical notice of the late Queen Victoria. Ar-chaeology (in the last century) is by Prof. W. Petrie, , , and deals with archae-ology in Syria, Greece, Italy, India, and America. Itis an article of the greatest possible importance. Me-teorological Instruments, by Prof. Hans Hartl, is ac-companied by twelve engravings. Recent Science,by Prince Kropotkin, is concluded. A New Page- A DOUBLE-THREADED BREECH-PLUG A SIMPLE RELIEF -3^A V
. Scientific American Volume 84 Number 05 (February 1901) . The Current Supplement. The current Suppi-embxi begins with a portrait andbiographical notice of the late Queen Victoria. Ar-chaeology (in the last century) is by Prof. W. Petrie, , , and deals with archae-ology in Syria, Greece, Italy, India, and America. Itis an article of the greatest possible importance. Me-teorological Instruments, by Prof. Hans Hartl, is ac-companied by twelve engravings. Recent Science,by Prince Kropotkin, is concluded. A New Page- A DOUBLE-THREADED BREECH-PLUG A SIMPLE RELIEF -3^A VACUUM-PUMP FOR PRESERVE-JARS. ried to the bedside and that the bandages can be read-ily removed. The advantages of the invention are obvious. Thehands need never come in contact with the bandagesduring the operation of the device. The bandages, re-tained as they are in the receptacle and thus carriedto the patient, retain their heat for twenty minutes,a result which testifies to the efficiency of the instru-ment. In preparing fomentations, it is the custom tobring to the bedside the several utensils which are re-quired. Not only is the fomentation prepared with dif-ficulty, but the moral effect of the utensils on the pa-tient is often harmful. The press described simplifiesthe preparation of fomentations by dispensing withthese utensils and enaHes a bandage to be preparedwithout the knowle, the patient. patented by Henry W. Woolbert, Box 690, Pittsburg,Pa. The accompanying illustrations represent twoforms of the new jar. The body of the jar is flangedto receive a rubber ring upo
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