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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 9 (1882) (1882)

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Arizona, On one being dissected it was found remarkable case, which seems worthy of being classed with largest and best known of the beetle family. It is foundin that it carried on each side a membrane, attached to the the small number of cures that are now on record. Guadeloupe, Colombia,… … rabies, I would suck the wound, ironwood tree, which grows in put in a ligature, inhale ether the dry wastes along the line of oe and have the bitten the Southern Pacific Railroad. clear water, the whole amount being about a quart. Pro- Its specific gravity is nearly the same as that of lignum-…

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