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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 4 (1890) (1890)

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city hospital, there to human organism to produce death from an electric The redwood forests are generally in hilly country, die of the same malady. If so well-informed a civil current seems to be an unsolved problem. One of the engineer and practical sanitarian as the late Mr. Weld so that in many… … leading to market. The timber is light and close- herd and a dairy farm that had not been subjected to when a being suffers death from electric shock, it isa grained, much resembling in appearance red cedar, but sanitary inspection, we cannot expect that the average pure case of internal rupture or…

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