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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 21 (May 1882) (1882)

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that Sir William Thomson hasclearly shown that by the use of dynamo-electric machines,worked by the Falls of Niagara, motive power could be.generated to an almost unlimited extent, and that no lessthan 26,250 horse-power so obtained could be conveyed to adistance of 300 niiles by means of a single… … Tbe lismson Case. Among the affidavits bearing on the case of Dr. Lamsonreceived by Mr. A. W. Mills, the prisoners solicitor, wasone by Dr. H. H. Kane, who has charge of a hospital in NewYork devoted to the treatment of persons habituated to theuse of opium and other drugs. He is described as…

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