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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 19 (1886) (1886)

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y-eight The Pharmaceutical Journal and Transactions for minutes. That fact, Dr.. Truman thought, showed March 27 gives an account of a singular instance of poisoning in Nottingham, whereby two children lost squill. their lives and two others were made very ill. The deadly dose in this instance was… … pieces, the machine would sirup of squill. STURTEVANT COMBINED CRUSHER AND STAMP MILL. Fig. 1.—THE be subjected to a minimum In order to ascertain amount of wear. Such whether the action was due to the latter, and the result not due to any accidental mixing or dispensing of the medicine, the…

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