New Instrument.

Abstract

<h3>A NEW TREATMENT CASE AND STERILIZER.</h3> MARK D. STEVENSON, M.D. Oculist to the City Hospital. AKRON, OHIO. I have devised a case which will particularly appeal to the eye, ear, nose and throat specialist. The following claims are made for it: First—When closed it is small and looks well, much like any physician's case. Second—There is no waste space in it, even the lid being utilized. Third—AS originally designed and as illustrated below, its contents are as follows: 4 glass stoppered half-ounce tincture bottles. 7 glass stoppered half-ounce salt mouth bottles. 4 screw cap quarter-ounce ointment jars, 5 dropping bottles of half-ounce capacity, with bulbs of cellulose, a material that is not affected by medicaments, and therefore to be preferred to the old soft rubber which must frequently be renewed; 4 dropping vials, each of 2 dram capacity, for the storing of small quantities of medicine, also provided with cellulose