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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 9 (March 1882) (1882)

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ona. On one being dissected it was found remarkable case, which seems worthy of being classed with largest and best known of the beetle family. It is found in i that it carried on each side a membrane, attached to the the small number of cures that are now on record. Guadeloupe, Colombia,… … rabies, I would suck the wound, ironwood tree, which grows in THE HERCULES BEETLE-MALE AND FEMALE. put in a ligature, inhale ether the dry wastes along the line of the Southern Pacific Railroad. . . . . and have the bitten clear water, the whole amount being about a quart. Pro- part thoroughly.cut…

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