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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 26 (December 1879) (1879)

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nd paralysis teach that there isn't an agent in the entire armory of toxi- very prevalent, and that diversified and interminable train cology, but the human system, by continued use, may at used in lowering ships' boats, and for other purposes requir- of nervous derangements whose name is legion.… … soothing, sedative action of alcohol, and thus the For several years efforts have been making to find BRICE'S BOAT-LOWERING APPARATUS. allied agents forge for each other and fasten an acceptable substitute for mules in hauling coal more firmly the chains of the servilest slavery. barges on the…

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