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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 18 (1894) (1894)

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f an assistant be at hand, the rents, so instructed and trained that without delay the color is extinguished and the lineis black. The tongue, held by a cloth or handkerchief to prevent methods of resuscitation can at once be instituted. prism ispushed horizontally over the ink mark, con- slipping,… … that it takes into account at once all the elements of known to physicians that this muscle is the last por- character, while the latter can deal only with com- tion of the body to lose its sensibility and that by irri- paratively few, but in spite of this the results attained tating it by forcibly…

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