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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 10 (1897) (1897)

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baeillii ties are available for such growing on the surfaee of research, and at a time fluids, while the tubes om when medicine is hopeful the’ right illustrate its for the conquest of all in- growth on slices of boiled fectious diseases ; for only potato and agar. The in- by such research in… … out with characteristic absence of ostenta- is true of the animals, whose cages are cor- structed of galvanized iron, so that they can tion, and is only one example of his liber- ality in the cause of education and in the be soaked in a tank of strong lye after being cleansed. The animal room, as…

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