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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 16 (April 1898) (1898)

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own when introduced directly ting establishes so-called "negative phase blood," in into a vein. The interesting questiou whether snake usually inside the house, although examples are found which the delay to coagulate reaches such a limit that now and then on the terraces. The finest blankets are… … readily to any form of stimulation a bed, where the blankets are cov- SPINNING AND WEAVING. and its senses appear dulled. Later ered by others and protected from it is quite unable to stand, the direct contact with cold air, they Weir Mitchell showed that it was nut absorbed from pupils become…

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