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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 12 (March 1876) (1876)

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alestine,Tezas. There was a negro vatad in those countries, and also in Egypt, Arabia, and Opium is produced in large quantities in India for con- woman riding a horse in the direction in which the boy was British India, for the sake of its opium. Dr. Joseph Hooker sumption in China, on account of… … prey, as it eats corn and nuts readily when in captivity, its given in La Qaceta Industrial in that city. The capital of THE OPIUM POPPY (prtpaper snmniferum.) food in a wild state consisting of seeds, roots, and the outer Spain is thus made to rank as one of the most unhealthy thus describes this…

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