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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 25 (1896) (1896)

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be iature lens held in a short tube by an annular screwcap. ger of vital catastrophe, says Medical Progress. The maintained against the encroachment of the jungle. To clean the lens at any time, the screwcap may be poison destroying functions of his liver and the poison But the native Brazilian… … vasion of the body by ptomaine producing be rich, and if they hit upon a forest, will microbes, such as the typhoid bacillus, the treat it like a mine, anxious simply to take out bacillus of diphtheria, the pneumococcus of the maximum at the minimum of cost. Friedlander, the shocks resulting from…

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