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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 13 (1886) (1886)

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rdi- are enveloped in a mental haze which renders all con- creasing or diminishing the distance between the nary injecting syringe. The quantity required will ceptions of them undefined and often very incorrect. points of the dividers. vary between six to eight pints (three or four liters), When… … But the mind, under the sway of alcoholic anesthe- shell can be plated with nickel, silver, or gold. What- sia, is unconscious of its infirmities. The toxic power ever use may be made of this as afmethod of pre- of alcohol, operating wholly from within, gives no ap- servation, it is useful as a…

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