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abscess acute animals antitoxin bacillus bacteria bacterium bichloride of mercury blood blood-serum body boiled called carbolic acid cause infection cell cent cerebrospinal chemical cholera cocci coccus colon bacillus Colors contains cultivated culture media destroy develop diagnosis diphtheria discharges disin disinfectant doses dysentery epidemics exposure F. A. Davis Company flagellum fluid germs glanders glands growth heat immunity incubation infected water infection infectious disease injury inoculation intestine killed large numbers live measles membrane meningitis method micro-organisms milk motile mouth mucous number of bacteria nurse organism oxygen parasites paratyphoid pathogenic patient physician pneumonia poison present produce protoplasm Publications of F. A. resistance serum sick skin smallpox soil solution spinal cord spirilla spirillum spirochetes spores spread sputum stained staphylococci steam sterile stools sunlight surface symptoms syphilis temperature teria tetanus tion tissues toxins transmitted tube tubercle tubercle bacilli tuberculosis typhoid bacilli typhoid fever urine vaccines virulence Widal reaction yeasts