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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 23 (June 1879) (1879)

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s are kept clean, and the water, which is clear The double salt subsequently decomposes, liberating hydro- pumped out on the surface of the ground for fertilizing pur- and of good taste, has been used for many years. The oc- poses, where that can be done without causing a nuisance. chloric acid.… … time afterward. A profuse perspiration now sets in, which "About a year ago my son, thirteen years old, was taken speedily ends the attack; in some cases, however, the cold sick with diphtheria. It was quite a severe case, and was attendance to suspect the water, which, upon chemical ex- stage…

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