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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 2 (1892) (1892)

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John McDonald, of the Railway ticularly when the hemorrhoidal mass was inflamed, Shenbasi, Tokio, Japan. The valve is formed with an which is characterized by mucous discharge and open top, in which slides vertically a crown plate or hemorrhage, accompanied with a painful sensation of cover adapted… … the lower end of the body isa steel wear plate hav- KUNKLE’S SAFETY VALVE AND MUFFLER, ing a beveled lower edge, adapted to run upon the track and scrape off sawdust, pitch, etc., the plate coidal springs, the tension of which is regulated by a steam chest cover. In the middle of the cover is a…

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