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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 10 (September 1885) (1885)

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l, to some extraneous matter, cutting off a small piece, drying it, to the vital organs. Mr. Schindler says that the alvelos extent, force themselves into liquids like milk or then dampening with nitric acid as hereafter described, water, when all are at the same-temperature, but that treatment has… … Boiled fruit of the avoredo pao tree the pressure, place the print face down- makes a powerful poultice for ulcers. The fruit of the ward on the plate, and immediately pull it firmly law is largely controlled by relative temperatures. and evenly through the press. An intervention of cabacinho has…

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