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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 16 (October 1883) (1883)

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is vessel, as well as those marked 4 and 5, by one foot wide. In this board, as in those seen below, drains conveying decaying vegetable matter or human ex- is provided with means for preventing its capsizing. A were a number of indentures about a quarter of an inch creta) is provocative of typhoid… … had at her side a little pot of than in large, well sewered JAVANESE BOATS AT THE INTERNATIONAL COLONIAL EXHIBITION AT AMSTERDAM. paste. This one constantly cities with an abundant water '■' touched her finger to the supply. Typhoid fever is largely imported into New York and other cities every…

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