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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 8 (February 1895) (1895)

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the antitoxine is In the last bulletin from the developed and contained. New Jersey Experiment Station, Dr. Behring found that when Professor Smith gives an ac- an animal which is hy nature count of the spread of this scale susceptible to diphtheria isinocu- in New Jersey, where it was in- lated… … destroyed, unless the infesta- the poison and forms a combina- tion is slight, so that they can tion which is not poisonous. In be gone over with a stiff brush ADVERTISING TRICYCLE. a similar manner, the antitoxine and all these scales actually attacks and neutralizes the poi- brushed off. In young…

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