fective nature of tubercle, According to a generally credited opinion, itis to Father upon his lively and impassioned imagination: ‘‘On one of it naturally becomes exceedingly important to ascertain by Kircher, who devised so many ingenious machines in the what agents its virulence may be most… … bridges and fastened to pegs at of water, a similar dose of the the extremities. This box car- virus. Preliminary experiments ries a ring that serves for suspending it. Kircher recom- showed that the inoculation of this produced tubercle with harp swinging at the top of a tree deprived of verdure,…
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