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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 14 (September 1893) (1893)

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three days. ■well be believed, is not a very common one, even in In fixing the incubation period of measles, the ap- tion periods of contagious diseases, particularly the ex- India, where the greater portion of the population anthemata, that the information obtained from them pearance of the rash… … A CAPTIVE TIGER IN INDIA. some reliable and accurate rules for guidance in the ginning of the period of invasion. This would probably tigers to give them a wholesome dread of that ani- lengthen the actual time of incubation by about four important matter of quarantining not only those who mal. Our…

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