...be no excuse for any one to expectorate on the floor and thus endanger the lives of his fellow-men. A handkerchief should never be used as a receptacle...and that the used ones are burned before they have a chance to dry. The paper spit-cups with their contents should, of course, also be destroyed by fire....

...pocket flask of metal, strong glass or pasteboard. There are numerous kinds of these in the market. A handkerchief should never be used as a receptacle...and that the used ones are burned before they have a chance to dry. The paper spit-cups with their contents should, of course, also be destroyed by fire....

...pocket flask of metal, strong glass, or pasteboard. There are numerous kinds of flasks in the market. A handkerchief should never be used as a receptacle...that the rags always remain moist and that the used oneu are burned before they have a chance to dry. The paper spit-cups with iheir contents should, of...

...spill any, and throw the whole at once into the fire. FIG. 10.— Kny-Scheerer's Sanitary Spittoon Cup. A handkerchief should never be used as a receptacle...sick to make use of light porcelain or aluminum cups (Fig. 8), Seabury & Johnson's spitting cup of pasteboard (Fig. 9), or the Kny-Scheerer pressed paper...

...gathering up the. edges and liemg careful not to spill any, and throw the whole at once into the fire. A handkerchief should never be used as a receptacle...sick to make use of light porcelain or aluminum cups (Fig. 8), Seabury & Johnson's spitting-cup of pasteboard (Fig. 9), or the KnyScheerer pressed-paper...

...pocket flask of metal, strong glass or pasteboard. There are numerous kinds of these in the market. A handkerchief should never be used as a receptacle...too sick to make use of light porcelain or aluminum cupe, should have a number of moist rags within easy reach. Care should be taken that the rags always...