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... Countess of p Chinchon, and Vice-Queen of Peru, A.D. 1629-39. A The plant which yields the fever-dispelling a quinine is named after, and was first brought v into use by, the Countess of Chinchon. a M. Henri Taine is engaged on an elaborate i History of ...

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... out he a appeared lifeless, hut was resuscitated after ir three-quarters of an hour. The dead bodites a of the three men named, after some time sc had elapsed, were recovered. b ?? a ac POISONED BY MiSADVENTUPRE. n he - M1 ng An inquest was held at Southr ...

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