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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 25 (December 1890) (1890)

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thing and the various cancer, it would be found at no distant date that the forms of metal lathing, while it is also adapted as a the tumor had diminished in volume, and another series of injections were made, which were renewed foundation for cement work, and for making a perma- microbe of cancer… … tion, a series of six every two days. At the material for the purpose, while being also CURRAN'S GROOVED PLASTER SLAB. end of three weeks all trace of the tumor had comparatively inexpensive. The slabs thus disappeared, and no return had taken place made have sufficient elasticity to permit of…

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