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What is it but Map OF busy life,
Its fluctuations, and its vast concerns p Coppe,

A CHAPTER or ACCIDENTS.
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II is an old. saying that accidents will hap
pen, but we can but think the most Of them
occur from carelessness, or haste, or impru-
dence Of some kind, We regard it as service
to the community to lay before ii a fair state
ment Of these occurrences, so that the errors
winch caused them may be avoided Perhaps
no one cause Of accidents is greater than the
use, either upon the part of the injured or the


nJurer, OF Intoxicating drinks, though the pre-
sent cases were from other causes .