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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 3 (1889) (1889)

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At first he was the conditions that the putrescence ceased, her only teacher, and as a child she made and a 214 per cent solution inhibited the de- such rapid progress in her studies that she velopment of bacteria, so that the liquefac- was soon able to assist her father in his inves- tion of the… … make us feel disgusted with it. Catarrh in Vico saw thesame comet in Rome, and it was Many cases is nothing but a filth disease, subsequently seen by astronomers in Kent and Dr.’ Mackenzie, of London, says that and Hamburg. that is the chief cause of catarrh in the - Some years previous, Frederick…

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