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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 11 (1891) (1891)

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quences, often so troublesome under ordinary treat- —they would rarely consent to begin work without a Two years ago I was informed for the first time of a ment, and a note of each case was carefully written ‘‘snake doctor” to accompany them to the fields. All sure cure for the bite of a… … benefit of his notes. I trust some doctor who reads a farmer in that vicinity, to ask if the cure I had heard these lines will be induced to try the above, as I feel of was really effected by an onion, and he answered as sure it will save many a life that would be lost by in- follows : efficient…

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