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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 17 (October 1871) (1871)

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e published on page 353, Vol. XX. of the Sci- passing out, through a short pipe on the opposite side, to enter one adopted, I have been induced to offer my testimony as to entific AmericXn. the lowest part of the boiler. It acts as an efficient mud its efficacy. It stands to reason that people,… … full leaf, the withering away and decadence—so with fevers and their incubation, ingravescence, etc. Now, if the body But though as there described, it had sufficient merit to can be sustained until the fever has gone its course, health, at once command wide attention, the short time which has will…

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