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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 1 (1891) (1891)

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same length of time. consumption and cholera, have a parasitic origin, and tions will wash out in the warm water. The picture is The monthly progress in perforating amounts to that each one of them has its characteristic micro-or- then washed in cold water, and finally a solution of about 450… … public. The section of Juncal includes the two tunnels _— ——»>+ > on ___——_ Fig, 1.--SECTION THROUGH TUBERCLES OF THE LUNGS, of Juneal and Junealillo; and that of Calavera in- Completion of the Great Mountain Bridge. SHOWING TWO LARGE CELLS WITH NUMEROUS cludes the tunnels of Portillo, Calavera,…

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