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fitable cultivation into lots of a hundred jars. After a rigorous examina- in respect to longevity; but the immoderate use of a rich soil is requisite, and in India the fields are opium is most destructive even to the Chinese or Ma- tion by the superintendent, the jars are carried by lays of the… … pats of opium on platters dering away the British Manufacturing Excise Opium. to the men who do the Opium ships. The order actual packing. Each not being complied with, THE OPIUM INDUSTRY. nearly 30,000 chests of packer sits at a bench with a brass cup on a tray before him. Near this is a pat…

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