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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 25 (June 1882) (1882)

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of Rio Janeiro, has found an antidote to snake rules rest upon the laws of the construction of syllables and poison in permanganate of potash, and explaining the In Dr. Shortt's treatment the wound was scarified, so as the combination of consonants. manner of its use. Dr. Lacerda recommends that… … This vast sum is within a hundred mil- when so much writing is done as in ours, GENTILLI'S GLOSSOGRAPH. will not be confined to the noting down of lion dollars of the entire foreign com public speeches, and if the compass of the merce of the port. If the manufacturing practical value of this…

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