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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 22 (November 1897) (1897)

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ation of the prison, inasmuch as He claimed he was obliged to inflict the death penalty of the kidney. Although readily concealable in places, if only one line, or say twenty or thirty cells, are in it was elsewhere continuous with the sound renal in the cases specified in order to save German… … fact that it is poisonous to some must be remem- solid media, the closer the tempera- bered in this connection. It will destroy roaches. prison when only one-half or one quarter of it is in ture to 96-8° F the more does the dry, scaly look It whitens the teeth, and is a good wash for inflamed…

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