The following clipping from a Home journal refers to an alleged cure for anthrax :—A telegram from Berlin states that an English bacteriologist, Mr. E. H. Hankin, well known in the scientific world for his discovery of tox-albumens, '-who is studying Dr. Koch's cure at the Hygienic Institute here, has discovered a cure for anthrax. Unfortunately it is impossible to obtain details at the present stage of his scientific labour-;. , The growth of the world-famed Chicago stockyards has been one of the ; great features of the latter day history of: the American live stock trade. For yews, the business done in that centre has been on the increase, until it has now reached dimensions not approached by that jof j any
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8555, 1 May 1891, Page 5
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