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

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throughout the fever, nourishment can always engine which, while it is free from novel complications like- be given in the shape of cold new milk. Cold beef tea is by ly to perplex the inexperienced, is still such as commends no means to be despised, but is much less relished, and not itself to the… … A very compact, simple, and economical engine, one that fence and watched every railroad train as it passed. He is where there was great pain in ileum, blisters applied there did could be taken down, transported, and set up with the ut- probably trying to make up his mind if it would be safe to…

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