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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 19 (1884) (1884)

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n the sputa. fixed to the wheel. The spindle is fixed to the back of the The results of these experiments were summarized in the frame, which is separated from the wheel by aleather wash- following manner: 1, The bacilli of tubercolosis were gene- er. Upon the periphery of the wheel is formed a… … distances—as in surveying—can be measured carbolicacid, iodide of silver, bromide, camphor, rapidly and with almost no chance for error. etc., of much greater use. They injure, perhaps, but do not absolutely destroy, the bacillus, at ——- 0 © om ATKINS’ WIRE MEASURING DEVICE. least not in the doses…

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