US1127898A - Syringe. - Google Patents

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A. L. KING.'

SYRINGE. APPLICATION `FILED IPR. 25, 1914.

lymgyggg Patented Feb.9,1915

gime/x37? J//m'eeona/ j@ by the valves laiid 1l, my invention being fiuidtight throughout for that purpose. lf the force of fluid, however, be too great, an

opening of the spigot 21 will relieve pressure as much as desired While still retaining' in the tunnel 2l any unused medicament.

When 1t is desired to employ my inven- -tion as an ordinary fountain syringe the 'bag 18 may be detached fronrtlie connection cup 16 and by means of the loop 1Q may be suspended from a hook upon the Wall in a iiiell l'noun manner. If it be desired to employ my: invention as a fountain syringe and to make use 'of an adinixture of Water and. medicament inthe bag 18, the aboveA described .processy ofrattemperation of water' ture in the bag during disconnection of the bagfrom 'the attachment cup and suspended upon 4the hook in thewall. A. still further function may be performed by thev use of my. invention in that the chain may be unhooked. to releasethe attachment cup 16 and all other parts carried thereby from the discharge 15, and the whole apparatus ele- Yated by suspending` it upon the Wall by means of the chain and a Wall hook. lVhen so suspended, the bag 18 having tirstxbeen filled with properly attempered Water, any amount of medicamentas desired may be mixed with the water in the bal by manipulation of the valve Q3.

combinationv of parts above disclosed, for the water attempered and dischargedfroni spout 15 may be at very low pressure and small amount or at a pressure as high as that furnished in the two sources. of supply 1l and 12 and in a large amount, manipu- .lation of the valves 13 and 14. accomplish ing this end. When, however, proper attemperation of Water has been had it is of course desirable` that neither of the Valves 18 or 11i be adjusted, for the reason that such adjustment would vary the temperature of the Water passing from the discharge I 15, hence the use of the spigot 21 to reduce pressure. 'Y

In the accompanying drawing and the foregoing' description is set forth the preferred embodiment of myv invention, but it is obvious that one skilledy in the art could .make modifications thereof Wit-hout departing from the spirit of the invention.

l claimr- 1. The combination with sources of supply ot' hot and cold water. independent Valves therefor and a common discharge vfor the` sources. of a. holloiiy member attached to said discharge in a liuidtight connection, a syringe bag communicatingwith the hollow member, and a spigot communicating with the hollow member.

2. The combination with sources of sup ply of hot and cold irater, independent Valves therefor and a common discharge for the sources0f a hollow member removably attached to thc discharge in a fluid-tight connection, a syringe bag communicating with` the hollow member and suspended therefrom, and a spigot communieating,r with the hollow member.

3 The combination with ralved sources of supply of hot and cold water and a conimon discharge therefor` of a hollow inembcr removably attached to said discharge and.communicating vthercuith in a tiuidtight connection, asyringe bag removably secured to said hollow member and comniuiiicatiiig therewith in a fluid-tight con.- nection, and an independent discharge spigot communicating with the hollow1 member.

4. The combination with yalved sources of supplyofhot, and cold water and a com mon dischargethercfor. of aV hollen7 member removably .secured to saiddischarge in a fluid-tight connection, a syringe bag remorably .secured to said hollen7 member in a Huid-tight connection, an independent spigot (.foiiimiinicatingl with said hollow member. and a valve-controlled container, for liquid positioned above said hollow member and communicating therewith.

.The combination with valved sources of supply of hot and cold Water and a conimon discharge therefor, of a hollow member Itis to be noted that a` large range ofA discharge pressure is provided for in the removably secured to said discharge in a iluidntight connection. a syringe bacremovably secured to said hollow1 inem er in .a fluid-tight connection, an independent spigot communicatingv with said hollow member. and a valve. controlled container for liquid positioned above said hollow memberlend communicatin'or therewith` said container be ing supported by the hollow member.A

6. The,combinationv with valve controlled sources of supplyof hat and cold Water and a common discharge therefor, of anattachnient cup removably secured to said discharge in a. duid-tight' connection, a syringe ha@ removably secured to andsupnorted bv said attachment cup zuidcommiinicating therewith in a Huid-tight connection, an .independent spigot communicating Withf said attachment cup. agcontainer for liquid po.u sitioned above said attachment cup, and a valved discharge pipesiipporting said container and affording' communication between Vit and the attachment cuo.

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bag removably secured to and supported by said attachment cup and therewith in, a fluid-tight connection, an 111- dcpendent spigot communicating with said attachment cup, a container for liquid pc sitioned above said attachment cup, a valved discharge pipe supporting said container` and aiording communication between it and the attachment cup, a suspension device upon said attachment cup, and a 'suspension device upon said syringe bag.

8. The combination of a hollow member for attachment to a fluid discharge, a syringe bag communicating with the hollow member, and a spigot communicating with the hollow member.

9. The-combination of a hollow member, means thereuponA for removably attaching connection to a water faucet, the syringe bag communicating with the hollow member and supported thereby, and an independent spigot con municating with the hollow member.

10. The combination of an attach ent cup having means'for removably secuiilg it to a water faucet in a fluid-tight connection, a

communicating f syringe bag removably secured to the, at-

tachment cup in a fluid-tight connection, an

independent spigot communicating with Athe attachment cup, and a valve-controlled container for liquid supported by the attachment cup thereabove.

1l. The combination oi' an attachment cup f havingmeans for removably securing it to a water faucet in-a Huid-tight connection, a syringe bag removably secured to the attachment cup 1n` a iiuid-tight connection, an inn dependent spigot communicating with the attachment cup, a valve-controlled 'container for liquid supported bypthe attachment cup thereabove, and means for suspending the attachment cup and parts car ried thereby from a support,

In testimony' whereof I have signed my name to this specification, in the presence ot' two subscribing witnesses, on this 23d day of April, A. D. 1914.

ANNIE LEONA Kme'. i

Witnesses:

CHARLES H. SEEM, H. G. Rocxwnm..

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