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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 25 (1879) (1879)

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, with an object to kill the mycelium. Of course no one slide gave the field here the fungus and prevent its further development; and then drawings I have located the white spots plainly visible be- presented, but it is the result of the examination of a very tween the equatorial belts, and by… … My experiments lead me to the same conclusion, as after ad- The idea has prevailed, and in fact is still prevalent now ministering quinine to my children, and in fact to numerous to a very great extent, that whooping cough must run its course, or that it. has a definite limit; and if the cough is…

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