a Heavy and Dreadful War


Missile.
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A new implemen, Of warfare of terrible
efficacy has JUS, been devised in England
by Professor Bruusen. II consists o! a
liquid similar to alcohol, in which the
oxygen is replaced by arsenic. l,ignites
the momen. it is exposed to the air. If
any vessel flied with it, like a glass or
iron globe, should be thrown upon the
decks or into the ports of the ship, it
would ignite the moment the vessel
struck any hard substance, and the in
lammable liquid instantly would be i'll a
blaze. The atmosphere at once becomes
filed with clouds of white arsenic, by
which deadly poison is evolved aud eX-
halcd, Being heavier than, and insoin--
ole in water, il could not be exlinguish-
ed, and Of course, it becomes fatal to all
within its influence. a dreadful imp,c,
meat in the art Of war.