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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 1 (July 1892) (1892)

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150 rooms, a grand hall, a library, and a the lumbar or gluteal region, the dose being five cubic reading and amusement room in the basement, which centimeters [80 minims] at most. This treatment is reported to have been well borne, will accommodate 1,000 unemployed men. In this as a rule producing… … THE FINISH. ment of Paris has tained, the injection of cerebral matter in the manner virtually given described promotes the utilization of food and its due this magnificent institution to the trades unions, assimilation ; so that the nervous system now becomes believing that it will soon pay for…

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