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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 23 (June 1884) (1884)

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rmed by An Antidote for Hydropbobia. would, a few years since, have been deemed quite an impos- these parts. The cam ring, the eccentric ring, and the plate The celebrated French chemist, M. Louis Pasteur, claims sibility, but the introduction of the rapid bromo-gela- projecting from the ring… … States on our northern border which seem enough like our- sity of the virus. Then with the virus of the second rabbit selves in the go-aheadativeness, intelligence, and thrift of I inoculated a third rabbit, then a fourth, until the virus had its inhabitants to really form an integral part of .the…

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