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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 2 (1891) (1891)

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which his employers. The $young man leaving his school needle and prevent it from leaving the top of its pivot. get a slight sprinkling of table salt, is then inclosed in must necessarily be an assistant until he has had time to gather that worldly wisdom and experience that will alone fit him to… … used in the treatment of malarial fevers, it has been cardboard when they cowe out of the press, and as beneficial ina number of cases in which the symptoms dry as a stick.—Chem. and Drug. did not yield to quinine. The isolation of an alkaloid has not hitherto ‘been effected, but the plant con-…

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