THE DAILY EXAMINER, 9-9 == * "=
Spontaneous Combustion from Nitric Acid.
M.G. Lechartier has presented nt communication to the Academie Sciences cn the danger of and tire trom nitric seid. A certain explo iv ~ubstances, aucd
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ax dynamite and gu nitric
be manulactuced usioy The sam: tus
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acid lransporuing
plece, and handling it, as there Is Wi h Several such instauces |}
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iiphui Cc acid, I urre! In covered truck, full of jurs of ottric, acid
uiivo Oct
took fire just as it rea hed the railway S'alion of Ca ines, Dinan. A month | later, a track, also contaning jars ol pitrie «cid, Was shuuted in the Bri “i ruifway siafion, isolated ir?m nerchavdise,and remained there sever } lays, wi ittook fire. It was ascei tained thatthe fires were dueto a J ir |
ofthe acid breaking, and the straw
around it catching fire. Nitric seid should not be packed in ‘ xposed io the sur and air.— Jr tis
Medical Journel.
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Bacillus of Consumption.
Dr. Cantani, of Naples having io mind the fact that the bacillus of con- sumption is destreyed when other bacteria are grown io the same soi!, bus proposed to eradicate consumption by mtroduciog system other bacilli which areinjurious only to the germs of the disease. I[f an organ ot
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the b ly be atta a} by n bacillus dangerous to human iife, he would introduce another, harmiess to mati, | but futa o the destractive bue ilu, [u ! the case ofa ons imptive patient, D
Cavtain introduced a harmless orgunisin known us the Sacteri
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wih lerino ind gt ‘dually disappeared from the pauedis;
The widespre ad desola- more
expectorations tion wrought by consumption 1s
thao sufficient to urge the strongest effort on the part of the medie] fraternity to discover a successful} treatment, Lt may be possible tbat this
susgestion will beur fruitof the greatest importince. We hope, at least, that it will receive caréful investigation.
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