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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 26 (1875) (1875)

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h. The recent pathological views were only of in- direct benefit in guiding us. Laennec held that phthisis was disposition of the vehicle to till; and second, the inconve- always tuberculosis; but Dr. Addison, in 1846, declared that nience of loading at the side, owing to the wheel being in… … this second boiler by passing it through the JONES’ HAND CART a most important factor to consider in re- engines before allowing it to go to the con- ference to the etiology of the disease. He densers. The Societa Nazionale of Naples was strovgly opposed to the plan of rest for consumptives in have…

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