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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 2 (January 1885) (1885)

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bodies undergo no appreciable transformation up and has been given in doses of from one to eight grains kick it away in event of accident. to a temperature of 80° C. Above such a point the gums, three or four times a day. The oxalate of iron is also com- Jos. Muse Worthington, M.D. paratively… … ing the pots from the full force of the sun. There is no- the pressure of five atmospheres, which is necessary to cause ONE THOUSAND FOOT TOWER COMPAEED WITH DOME OF the dissolving liquid to enter the pores of the wood. Con- thing better than a box made to fit the window ledge, and CAPITOL AND…

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