... waste and the soil is composed largely of clay and gravel. Vegetation consists of deciduous and coniferous ... in variable formation of formaldehyde. This report gives reference to statements concerning the following: Compounds with ketol ...

... The practical application of porous earths and porcelain clays for the filtration and purification of water and ...

... Cr6n. med., Lima, 1898, x'v, 117-119.—Clay (J.) Examples of modern gunshot wounds. Northumberland & Durham ... hundred consecutive cases of severe traumatisms (with especial reference to fractures). Tr. Am. Roentgen Ray Soc, Cincin., ...

... effect. The relatively ignorant soldier was usually softer clay in the physician's hands than was the one ...

... pro- fesseur Feltz. 8°. Paris, 1874. de Musgrave Clay (C.-R.) * Etude sur la contagiosity de la ... Address on the infectiveness of tubercle, with special reference to tubercular consumption. Lancet, Lond., 1882, ii, 171- ...

... cient in biliary pigments, and even of a clay-like appearance. In the old accounts by MacGregor ...

... smoothing all over with a neat covering of clay and platter ! (The exact principle which has since ... the change is 266 It strikingly exhibited, a reference to our narrative will show that tinual results ...

... which are frequently interlaced and contain layers of clay with dark vegetable matter and beds of lignetes. ... entitled: " The general subject of quarantine, with particular reference to cholera and yellow fever," Philadelphia, 1877—to ...

... afflatus, the moral essence, with which the organized clay is inspired and an- imated. He is the ...

... 30 and will be held in the Henry Clay Room on the Eighth Floor of the State ... law. Advances in medical understanding have made these references archaic. Replacement of these bases for exclusion with ...