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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 20 (1894) (1894)

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from Dr. Roux’s treat- the blood. But if the deadly animalcules remain at perfectly white all over, without the faintest trace of ment. If we take the same period at the Trousseau the door, they are still able to secrete a poison of ex- an image. In order, however, to bring out the image, Hospital,… … or 184 pounds. The growers are getting rich. Both the coffee and sugar crops are very large, and like the tea, they are very fine. Coffee has veered around so find that out of 520 children admitted there, 316 died, much that there is no longer much money in it. “ All trates the circulation and…

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