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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 18 (November 1883) (1883)

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itate is never curdy, and the liquid smells j Upon the cover of the steam chest is a valve for admitting purpose of holding the valve, C, firmly on its seat. As the of carbonate of ammonia. ■ air when the engine is running without steam. Fig. 1 valve, C, covers the ports during its whole stroke, no… … as an established fact, that in the treatment of inflamma- gardener, I constructed a cistern under the plant stand, the tions generally, and those of the mucous membranes in par- whole length of the house. This tank was made of planks, DOTY'S SLIDE VALVE. ticular, moist heat is of service, and in…

Patents · Nickel · Patented · Nickel plating · Improved · Takes place · Steam engine · Morning star · Address munn · Long time · Total number · Cast Iron · Hot water · Single spring

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