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adequate tools and appliances and to instruet the plaintiff in a reasonably
safe and proper method of handling the said liquid compounds and the handling
and forning & the brushes used to apply the said liquid compounds to the diels
of tinopieces.
6. The defendant, knowing woll the dangerous nature of the
liquid compounds herinbefore mentioned, and having employed the said sub-
stances for many years prior to 1917 in carrying on its business, negligently
and carelessly supplied the plaintiff with inadequate and unsafe tools and
appliances and general working conditions for the carrying on of the duties
assigned to her by the defendant, and negligently end carolessly omitted and
failed to supply the plaintiff with safe and adequate tools and appliances
and working conditions for earrying on hor work, and negligently and care-
lessly failed to use reasonable care to varn the plaintiff of the dengerous
nature of the materials with which she was working end of the unusual risks
attending her employment, of all of which she was wholly ignorent, and
negligently and carelesaly permitted the said dangerous substances end con-
pounds to be in and about the place where the plaintiff was working, and where
she was obliged to come into contact with the same, so that the poison there-
from would enter her system, be conveyed to the bonea and other parts of her
body, causing her grest injury, temporary and permanent disability, pain end
suffering.
7. As the proximate result of the soid megligence and care-
lessness, the substances, hereinabove mentioned, escaped and thereby and by
other means eane into close proximity and contact with the person of the
plaintifr who was exposed to the natural and inhorent effects of the said
substances, and thereby the some becano lodged in and about her body and the
tissues thereof.
8. The nature of the severnl substances introduced into the
pleintiff's body is such that they continue to remain potent and active for
meny years and produce, by thoir inherent natural properties, destructive
effects upon haman bones, tissues and other portions of the body.
9. In or about the month of February, 1933, the fact of
the introduction of the aforescia substances into the body of the plaintiff
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