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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 15 (October 1901) (1901)

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is determined on the people become highly intoxicated powerful narcotic, diuretic, sudorific and irritant of the and then use the snuff. respiratory and cardiac organs. It is distinct from the »ii>» The effect of pareca is so violent that the taker QUEEN ALEXANDBA'S DAIBY. loco weed. The… … acted on my limbs like an electric of wild elephants which were mak- shock; on rising I put my foot to QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S DAIBT AT SANDBINGHAM, ENGLAND. ing a night march, as is their cus- the ground, and to my surprise felt tom, along the railway. The engine collided with one world, introduced into…

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