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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 9 (1884) (1884)

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e charac- twine holder is made in the shape of an acorn and is at- ENTIFIC AMERICAN. Once introduced into our city houses, ter and reliability of the proposed inquiry. Pasteur in the tached to the ring by arms. no house with a basement kitchen could go without it. The course of his experiments hit… … joined together by cast iron sockets or shoes, and corked to what one would have supposed, the virus from rabbits, and round with tarred yarn, the whole apparatus costing about not the attenuated virus from monkeys. Furthermore, he GILLILAND’S BAG AND TWINE HOLDER. $30. A few stays were put inside…

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