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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 9 (1886) (1886)

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umference—huge caverns, some of this device by a long piece of thread from the ceiling treated forty-eight persons bitten by rabid wolves, and which are over a hundred-feet in depth and fifty or (Fig. 1). Wehave nowa pendulum, the ball of which seven “of these, or 14 per cent., have died, whereas… … selves of the noble offer of M. Pasteur to cure them of the most fatal of all diseases. sixty feet in diameter. I think it but reasonable to can be made to rotate in either direction by simply Paris, June 3, 1886. suppose that one or more fissures opened suddenly’ in winding a stout piece of string…

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