...the gun is found to be either broken off or cracked so as to unfit it for further use. SEWAGE WATER. considers that in every instance of the occurrence...purified to escape into the ordinary drainage of the counlrv, without involving the terrible consequences referred to above. HAECKEL ON ABIOGENESIS. Of...

...microbe? If so, what are the peculiar conditions of its generation? Where does it mainly inhabit — the food we eat, the water we drink, or the air we bieathe? And what peculiar change of local condition will explain how and why the typhoid germ of to-day...

...implantation of the disease germs, whatever these may be. The contagi urn may enter the system with the food we eat, the water we drink, or the air we breathe. Like small-pox, scarlatina, and other highly contagious diseases, diphtheria probably never arises...

...gravitation, are real substances, — things which have an entitative existence as literally and truly as have the food we eat, the water we drink, or the air we breathe, — and we can be certain that it will put the honest scientific skeptic to thinking as he never thought before....

...gravitation, are real substances,—things which have an entitative existence as literally and truly as have the food we eat, the water we drink, or the air we breathe,—and we can be certain that it will put the honest scientific skeptic to thinking as he never...

...which are microscopic kinds of seeds, float about in the air, and may be introduced into the body with the food we eat, the water we drink, or the air we breathe, but they only grow and develop in the body under certain circumstances, that is—when the blood, fluids,...

...microbe? If so, what are the peculiar conditions of its generation? Where does it mainly inhabit — the food we eat, the water we drink, or the air we b1eathe? And what peculiar change of local condition will explain how and why the typhoid germ of to-day...

...microbe? If so, what are the peculiar conditions of its generation? Where does it mainly inhabit — the food we eat, the water we drink, or the air we breathe? And what peculiar change of location will explain how and why the typhoid germ of to-day should have so...

...is caused by germs which have their origin in organic matter, and are taken into the system through the food we eat, the water we drink, or the air we breathe. They have their favorite lodging place in the glands of the bowels, the mesenteric glands and the spleen....

...principles of which our graduates are qualified to judge. OFFICE. Stenographer's Department, The PS the food we eat, the water we drink, or the air we breathe which affects the sensory nerves; this abnormal sensation causes the motor nerves to draw the articular...