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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 16 (October 1869) (1869)

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1 p. m. After this, dine andrecreate, or perform light physical labor. The after-dinnernap may be useful, providing it does not not interfere withsleep at night, in which case an hour of quiet and rest isbetter. The habit of drugging for this disease with all sorts ofquack nostrums is very absurd.… … Impaired Taste.Of all the senses, that of taste is the worst treated, the mostperverted. The delicate little nervous fibers which are dis-tributed to the jninute papills that cover the surface of the CHAPMANS COTTON AND HAY PRESS.even, without peppering and spicing it highly, and then it isnot the…

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