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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 23 (1884) (1884)

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he disk, and Fort Madison, Iowa. Observatory, who writes as follows: into the eccentric ring. A roller, mounted ona pin in the et ‘* The reproduction of a flash of lightning by photography rocking lever, passes into the irregular groove formed by An Antidote for Hydrophobia. The celebrated French… … sity of the virus. Then with the virus of the second rabbit selves in the go-aheadativeness, intelligence, and thrift of Linoculated a third rabbit, then a fourth, until the virus had its inhabitants to really form an integral part of the Great regained its maximum inteusity. Thus I obtained virus…

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