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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 11 (1905) (1905)

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creature, to use the antitoxin treatment for the prevention of ing a serum that will kill the disease in the canine and is subject to many ills. As they are rather valua- disease in animals of the lower orders, and many do- family. Beginning with the theory that dogs are no mestic pets have been… … BY CHARLES A. BRASSLER. withstanding the long list of ‘guaranteed OLD CLOCK OF THE CITY HALL OF ULM. Visitors to Ulm, a city of the olden time, cures” for distemper, have about agreed cannot but be struck with its quaint architecture, its that the most satisfactory method of dealing with a animal’s…

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