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CIR ONE RAE =.
BURT 4 MASON

BURT * MASON
Have reed. a large supply fWcst India Goods, al
low prccs.
Guopowder, Tyson, Young liysou II son Skin, Sou
chong Podchong, ami Bohea Tea. Double roGncl Loaf
Lump ard Brown Sugars Nlossses. Rico Saloratus;
Coffee; Chocolate Prepared Coca Coca Shells Box
and kcg Raisans; Hard Soap; Ground Pepper and
Spice; Ginger Cloves Cassia Buds Nutuess; Nlaco;
Dried Currauts Citrons S0omcr aud Winter Lamp
OF; Iaccaboy Slud; Cavenlish and Plug Tobacco
Short cut aud smokins Tobacco Grouad Mustard ;
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nRIGmToN MARAEr-Meaaar. } ane b. -.

BRIGHTON dARRET--IOacaT, Jane %, 1888.
At market 40 Beef Csltle % Cows and Calves 80
Sheep, and 30 sHine.
PticIt. Def Csfaie--Ne quote 70 correspond with
last Weck, va Ersi qasify II s. p secoa4 quail
a. - - fhHd quality q - . 81
Cosrs end Caires-ln ormsnd. Ssies made At
So q, -, -, aal ~.
ssseg-lols wefs ssll a. 2 %, 2 -, g., and . %.
Sasa<Oae lsi wzs so5 10 ped1ie, sad ihoue piiheat
wsirnisg; iHs small lgE q old a. se Al retail, from
70 l2e, scooFGinE 70 sra add gaahY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03
sEMl.wEEKLY REPORT OR MARKETS.
WIpsrspAr. yune q.

Fl0sr-'i'he market s without the slghlss, change,
Western, 7,75 s.; OHIO, rJ0a7T5 CeorgelO~n
and Howard street 8.
GraIa-Aii descriptions Of grsla doll Rye has de-
ehned saes at - 100 cts. Corn also dull 81 10 20
PT0riss0hs-Ths market continues extremely mac
tive sales very limited Lard LA 10 ~ eis Hams
remain al 10 a - cts.--N 4. Eqrsss.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03
Nails, Nail Rods, &c.

JUSr received, ADD offered for sale by the sub
a scrber, quantity of Male aud Nal Rods sd Bani
Iron. A. have the sgcney Of the Nail Works shalt
be able TO 'uppiy Merchants. ADD Others, wishing 10
purchase any quantity at the Factory price,.
JOHN I aoNG
Rutland, June ~, 1893. 20
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JAMES KLuBaLLS ESTATE.

District of Rutland, IS Dat Special n obaie
Court held at Rutland said district the 20th day Of
June, 1888.
Present Wm. HALL Judge
To all persons concerned IN the Estate Of James Kim
ball late OF Rutland deceased Greeting.
Whsreas, the administrator ofthe EstRte Of ta1 de-
having proposed render account Of his admin
sraon and present his sgsins' saId Estate for
allowance Ordered That sasd account he examined IN
Probate Court at session thereof 20 be holden al Ku,
land in said district the fret Monday OF August next
and that all persons concerned thete'n, be notified TO
pear at SAID time and place and show iisny they
may hsvs sgsins, the allowance Of said senouui, and
,hst copy Off order be published IN the Rutland
HeraI printed al Rutland, coon o. may be, three
week, ,nocessyely. II. u. TOHsLtE, KegufeT.
true copy ofrsoord,
a Attest, II. b .TOWSLEE, Rsg,sfsr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03
MIlim0ry.

MISS T s. WEEKS. has
wi Jus, returned from Mar
net, albany and 1foyJ with
the Lafesf and most fashionable
articles, and can furnish La
pas DEEssFs 10 Broadway y
Y Style French Summer
Hats aud BOBneis Also, IN
Victoria Gipsey Boston fash
icn.-Will sell BoDnets Tor or.
dsfs on Stores IN Wailingfofd /,
Clarendon o. Rutland -Tns.
can. oDsu and plain STRAW on
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03
~ q r q Y.

ITO ALL whom il may concern, this may certify that
l. have sold my son, Hiram, his time and shall not
claim any of hs wages. pay any debts OF his con
tracing after this date. -
JONATHAN TWlNING,
Sherburne, June IS, ls35. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03
cotton q O o Il y q.

DURT q MASON has just received 5000 Yard.
- Brown and Boache. sh,rtiugs aud Sheetogs Of va
nous qualities and widths.
500 Yards "a d 10 Tickingt.
800 do. Brown Dullings.
300 do. Cotton Bats.
Candle Wick and Wadding.
Cotton Yarn. a superior article.
All OF which will be sold very low.
Rutland June ~, 1888. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03
On Consignment.

"A CASE OF Superior RiAss, thirty and twenty fou,
IA inches laa received from the nasnuisetnry asf
now ofered for ssls BY the subscriber. To which the
attention Of SPorsmsa sad other, wishing 10 parchs..
IA requested. John STRONG
Rutland, June -. 1893. 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

Gr oar y Saturday papys bnns Washington dates
10 THURSDAY. The proceeding of tic Senate that day
highly Interesting wi~s shall notice more parc.
si,ry week. Mr. wobsiehs Depositc Bill 1t is sid,
will pas tho House snd may get through The Senate
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03
Groceries.

TUsT rsesvsl Gesh T., II Grnesris. which makes
j uay stock rsmT.ete. ! he stsl'oa II leo Kespsu,
AL oihsr. y.sas 20 psfehsss lsok, - requested be-
JOHN STRONG.
Ruassl, lone &c, 1870. 70
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straw lsOnIacts.

DURT 81 MASON have iust reed case Dunsta
- bic and Tuscan Bonnet the best style which will
be so1 vtry low.
Rutland June 90 1888. 90
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S { IA Y G d.

CTRAYED from the subscriber the 9Th Of June
- last, sorrr year old colt, said colt has
mkt Rome hind leg from the hoo 10 the glbre JOINT
Whoever viii return said colt gIgs information
where she may be had shall he rewarded by
DANIEL BARTLETT
Dandy, July 2nd, 1888.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

W. Bonds Speech which conclude ia this weeks pa.
por is likes twentyfoor FOUNDER before feeble breast,
~ot 1t carries dsmsy and death into the tory ranks.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

hsae for repairing Also an Imperial pressing hs-
chine.
NIB TnEEE orForn Girls wanted 81 said business.
Hahngtofd, two doors S9gih Of TemPefEnee House
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03
hooking Glass Plates.

TuST received. an assortment Of Looking Glass
Plates OF various sizes, aud offered by the sub
serber, for Sale. JOHN STRONG,
Rutland, June II, 1888. 2OJw.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03
sheep Tobacco.

THE roal James River Leaf Tobacco put up In bales
l. eighty 10 one huGdre1 pounds. but will ba
sold in quantities 10 suit purohasers, at the Ntw store
JOHN STRONG.
Rutland, June IA, 1893. 26:5w.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03
MARRIED.,

In Rutland on June 9th by Rev. Giles Munroe, bir
DAVID Duke Of Rutland, 10 Hiss Relieiy fetusrue 81
ChIttenden.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03
1ron w are.

RURT & MASON Have just reed full sssortmo al
II OF stauoy's Iron Ware, which they sell very low
Rutland. June 30 1898. 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03
s. hi rag les.

OOO ono Bet quality Spruce Shingles. Also
large supply of S. lruee aud iemloek
lumber Of most kinds Tor sale by
20 BURT & MASON.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

Uhiteicasiing Ertrdordia0ry.- Rev. Mr..
Williams, whose return to the South Seas was
noticed few days ago, gives, IN one of his MARIA
tives. 4 Imaginable account Of the effect produced
on the natives of one OF the islands By successtu
attempt which was made to convert the coral OF
their shores into lime. ANer having laughed n;
the process Of burning, which they believed was
10 cook their coral for food, what their aston
ishmeut when in tic morning they found the ms
siouary's cottage in the rising sub as whI;e as
snow They danced, they sung, they shouted
they screamed for joy. The whole island was
sooa IN commoiion, given up to wonder aud curl
osity. The ION ton Immediately voted the white
wash cosmetic and lydor. and auperaiyely
happy did many swarthy coqueltc consider her
self could she but enhance her charms by dab
of tie white brush. And now party spIrIt ran
high, as it will do in more civilized cOuntrcg, as
| TO who was or who was not entitled TO preference
One party urged their superior rank and rches q
second got the brush, and was determined 4. all
events 10 keep it; and third 10 oycr,urn tic
whole, that they might obtain some Of the sweep
! ings. They did not scrup,c to rob each ether OF
The little share that some had been Go happy as tt
procure. But soon new lime vas prepared, ant
IN a week, not hut, a domestic uIeasil, wa
club, garment but was while as snow not al
NH abitant but what had his skin panied with tn
most groesque fgures not a pig bat what wa
similarly whItened even mothers might be seo
IN every direction capeung with e1tFaVasant ges
lures, and yelling with delight at the supeno
beauty Of their white washed inianis.- Lond0
Heraid.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03
Fl0uT! ElOIr!!

100 BARRELS, md 90 half BARRELS, just
LOO Shipped from the Alll made from GoucssCe
Wheat; d fine article ku1wu aud warranted; now
rccavns ami Tor sale at the Troy price, add freight,
by JOHN oIAONG.
Rutland, July 2, 1888. go
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Ey0j2sGs0v .TEO9.ey.

TQURT * MASON viii receive 800 dollars Windsor
- Money at discoVHt ia exchange for Goods.
Rutland, June 20 1885. 90
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liutecr! Esuttcrl!

WANTED, by the subscriber, 10000 pounds OF
w Butter, Tor which the highest market price will
be paid. JOHN STRONG.
Rutland June ~ 1888. 96.3w.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

s@N
kiue. iicli-r M,..
liurgcssI feSlettcs,
ils,rtnsn losePh,
Barber Ifanra.
Rahcok Lorenzo ~.
lteck lord Asshsl,
br,ggs Amstsa.
Barrett j.
Resell Augustus,
i,eafne Cooane N
lsosyjcs ASate,
iiliss Patty Mrs.
Courier Stcphcn.
Cha,isrton W N.
Csmth Dante,
Coolum Peter,
Carpenter Elisha,
CLARK Samuel Mi.
Dyer N. u.
punklcc Abel,
Dufkrc David.
polrhin David.
Drew Susan M,s-,
Downy Jeremiah,
Durkee i.ncv iiss.
Derwin VI Mp
Egglesion lehn,
ERglsioR Collins,
Edison Galcn X.
Eastman samuel,
Evans William D
Fisher Ira.
Farmer Eli,
Farmer X. l.. Hiss.
Farmer Rebecos Mics,
Fullerton n, y Messer.
flagp William ?,
Fotd iicary,
Guficr John,
Goolspcod Abel
lIoughion RodoiphUs,
llunicf William X.
llagar Jonathan,
ilaskins 7 X.
Harrington 1haddeus,
ll,acali Daniel 2,
llog1 Nosun.
Harmon 6 w.
Hooker William,
20 THO
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

Boiancholy 1ce;dea,.-Wc regret TO learn that three
young girls, otbe ages OF H. 10 and II, viseIs, AMI
neccs vi Mr. CUzkss Of the American Hotel, were
drowned yeserdayGt West Point, while bathing in The
IIYer.--4mtrle 4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

James X Paulding, of New-Ysrk city, has been nom
mated 10 the Senate by the President, ill the oc
OF the Secretary Of the Navy-hlr. DickeTsOn havin
resigned
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

artlquoke-The Cincinnati Republican of Msnday
says - slight shock OF an earthquake was ieit ia
this CITY by number oil persons, alSut oclock on
Saturday morning last. At LoukvKe, we learn, that
the shock vas cit quite seDsiblyH
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LATER FROM THE MORMONS.

A letter in the St. Louis Republican Of
the llth inst, dated Glasgow, the 9Th inst,
states that the Mormons are in the town of
De Wit, six miles above the mouth Of
Grand River, well armed, and So strong
that mob of about two hundred persons
from the counties of Carroll, Saline and
Charitsn decline attacking them though
such was their purpose at first. The Nor
mons are likely to be augmented by num-
bers from their own town of'Far West, in
Caldwell county. They declare that ever
since they have been a people they have
been driven from place to place, and they
had determined they should be driven no
more, and that they had determined every
one Of them, to die Oh the ground.
The writer adds
The Mormons are commanded by Hin
kle. | don't Thick ever saw more reso-
lutte and determined men than the Mormons.
Ii was our unanimous opinion that If some
force sufficient to suppress them does not
interpose Immediately, there will be grea,
slaughter, and many valuable lives lost
some Of our first citizens have engaged in
it. Our county is under great e1citemen,
in consequence of it, and there is no telling
where it will end"
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Receipt for curing Pork and H1ms.-
As soon rs the Pork becomes cool cut
and sor, it, taking great care to have the
tubs perfectly sweet and clean. In cutting
I take out oil the spare ribs, and make pic
le pork Of oil the side between the ham and
shoulders, cutting it into pieces Of suitable
size for family use. :rim the hams and shoul
ders well. ! cover the bottom Of the tub
with rock salt and then pat in the layer o'
pork, nicely packed; then cover this layer
with salt. and so on. until the tub is filled
use rock salt and very bountifully. ln sil
or eight days make picle of salt and cold
water, rs strong ms possible and cover the
porn previously sailed with il. ], will ther
weep tor use for several years if you choose
In preparing the hsms and shoulders
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PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.
WEDNESD.

NEDNESpA1 oCN ~
Brig Glide, Norton, 5 DAYS from Lubec for New
York.--Sch'Is Palestine, Yates, and Vlgilant,
Staples, from Lubec for New York.-Sappelo,
Hathaway, for Daren VIM Wray, Brown, for
Charleston America, Burr, for Savannah--al
from Freeown, Mass.
THURSDAY, Oct 25.
Brig Martha Ann. HInges, from Machias for
New Haven --Schrs. Illinois, Tomblin, from Bos-
ton for Philadelphia. Hupper, Hupper,
from Lubec for New York.--Callio, Allan, from
Bath for Charleston .-Soop Victory, Snow, from
Harwlch for Norwich.
FRIDAY. Oct. %.
Schr. Geo Washington, Miller. from Prov idenee
for Charleston S. C.--Sloops Falrhaven, Smith,
from Providence for Harlford.-Eliza, Lawton,
from Warren for New Bedford Geo. Washing
ton. Smith from Norwich for Providence.--Nan
tucket, Barnard, from Saybrook for Nantucket
SATURDAY, Oct. 81
ShipJ. w. Cater, from Bangor for New York
Schr Planet, Robertson, from Bath for Norfolk
SUNDAY Oct. 81
Sloops Rienzi. Heath, fIom n. York for Provi.
encc.--Meridian. Pitman, from Fall River for
New iork.--Brig Leopard Elwell, from Somer.
set
MONDAY, Oct. %.
Sloop Arion, Hull, from Providence for New
Nnrk
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] Oct. 81
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ADDITIONS TO
w. CAllAHhA'S
Circulatins Library,
Eey,port Sept. I2th 1899.

Newport Sept l2lh 1889,
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2s57 The Woman OF the World a Novel, by the
author Of" The Diary OF a Desennuyec." 2 Wis
2e5s Clemen, faleoner or, the Memoirs ofa Young
Wing 2vols
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The iIeress" and Agres Serle," &c. 2 vls
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%WINTER GOODS.~fn
VIM. B. & =. J. SWAN.
MERCHANT TiILORs.
~ an s,l,

El EsPECTFU1LY inform their friends. ard
Uihe public generally, that they have received from
New York. FULL. AND FASHIONABLE
ASSORTMENT Of Pilot-Cloths. Lyon Skins.
Beaver cloths. Kcrscys, BroadcIoihs, Cassimeres,
Sa,neis aud Vestings, suitable for the season,
which they will make up io order, in the best man
ner
ALSO, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders, lIdkf,,
Conforers, Cravats, Stocks Boson,s, Collars. and
every other article usually onnd in such an establish.
ment. nj prices which oannct fa to suit those who
foeldisposed to pa,roniso them.
Cutting psdicularly attended to-
A complete assortment .f EEADY MADE
CLOTHING. constantly on hand. and for sale as
cheap ennbe bourk. ?, any oh-r store in the state
Oct 10Th
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WHALE SHIPS.

Arrived at New Bedford, on Friday. ship Brigh-
ton, Smith, Pacific Ocean, last I'm Tahita. with
1000 bbls. sp oil TO WIN. T Russell. Reports at
Tahita, April 30h ship VIM. LEE, Hussey, OF
this port, $50 bbls sp. oil.
Do Abigail. Reynard. Pacific Ocean, with 240O
bblS, sp. oil, TO Chs w. Morgan. Reports on OF
Shore Ground, June Both; ship AUDLEY
CLARK, Sherman, Of this port, $50 bblst sp oil.
Do Phepix, Sanford, New Zealand. last fom
Raratonga Bay, with 300 bbls sP oil to J A. Par
ker Il Son. Spoke May 2lst, JOHN COGGES-
HALL, Macy, of this port, 1900 bbls sp. oil
Do. Milo, Worth, Pacific Ocean, Talcahuana
July 2sth, with 26O0 bbls sp. oil TO Andrew Robin
son.
Arr al Edgarton, 27th inst, ship Ca,harne, (oi
Nan,uck ke) Chase, from Pacific Ocean with 30ot
NblS. ID oil
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SEALED PROPOSALS,

WILL be received by the Subscriber, until the
w l4th day Of November next, Tor furnishing
all the GRANITE that may be required TO build 400
feet of the Dixie. constructing at the North end
Of Goat Island the whole amount required being A.
bout 7j0 perches
The Granite TO be furnished in blocks 1-2l fost
vide, 10 vary in height from foot inches TO foot
inches and 10 vary in length from to lee, -
I7O perche. being for the coping of the Dixie, must
be composed Of pieces feet long, lz feet high.
and not loo. tba IL feet wide The above Stones
when laid ~ THE WALL, will show ,priaes Of l2-
900 superficial feet Of which 25OO being the surface
Of the coping, mus, be rough hammered. The beds
buds and ends O the sTetchefs, aud the beds tops
and sides Of the headers for two feet back from eseh
end. TO be rouzb-lrsmnered The delivery Of The
above stones 10 be commenced about the I-i Of May
I5.sD and TO be continued 80 q. to supply hein as
| fas, as may be required for laying.
J. T.. MASON,
Lieut.. u. ). Engn.
! Newport, r. |. Oct 10. IS3s.
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

At London, Sept 25th, ship Kutusof, Taylor,
Of this port, from New Orleans, disc.
Ship Palestine. Little6ed, from New Orleans,
arrived at Liverpool Sept. eth.
At Havana, 18th inst schr. Hannah Boss, for
New Orleans 18th.
Arrived at New York on Monday, new brig
Florida, Philips 6 days from this port
At Cadiz, Sept. 2lst., brig Confidence Bailey,
of this port, from New York discg
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5eeves-The market has presented but little
change from that Of the preceding week; 1000
head we're offered. 100 Of which we're from Ches.
ter county, and the balance from this State. In
prices no change has occurred but the sales 10 day
have been rather more limited, including about
$50 head a, 6 20 sl0-aversging - IS per 100
Is.
Cows and Cslves--Aboui ~ Of this description
Of cattle were offered, and 30 sold at $50 a.
Sheep and Lambs-Ths whole supply 5000
were again taken freely a, s2 - for sheer. and
81 gs fof Lamb
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hansville--A, Mason.
Cumberland Hill--G. Cook
bernon Villages. Arnold.
Crans,on--J X. Potter.
Wonsocket-J. B. Walker.
pascoag Viiage-D. l.. Shumway.
Hairis,ille--D. s. NTorey.
Little Compion-Churcb & Brownsll.
lver,on-Samuel Seabury.
DO. corners, Oliver Hicks.
Brisiol--John Gladding.
War.en-S. A. DrscolL
Cenireville--Warwick Manufacturing Co.
B BRANDRETH, VI. ID.
., ,o,o 24i broadway, New York
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weigh several to come at the probable weight
ofihe whole. They are packed with great
care, in suitable tubs. My process is to
sprinkle some coarse salt at the bottom !:
then pack in the hams and shoulders firm
y, side by side, being careful not 10 put the
back of one fiat on the top Of another.
The spaces are filled up with chimes, hooks
and jowls. To about every 80 weight meat
] take 80 pounds of rock salt, one pound
of snltpetre, and fourteen pounds brown SUI
gar or half gallon of molasses, generally
the latter. Take as much pure water as
will cover the meat, put it in clean vessel
add the above articles, boil It removing the
scum as it rises, and when no more rises
set it to cool after which pour il on the mea,
until it is covered or 4 inches.
If the hams are small, weighing from II
10 l5 lbs. LET them remain in the pickle five
weeks, if from l5 TO 25, six weeks--if from
25 to As, seven weeks. When you remove
them for the purpose. if there is teo much
salt or sal,petre adhering to the surface o
the hams, the water will take it of. The
smoke should be made of clean green hick.
ory. A fire should be built only in DR.,
weather. And when The mea: has ncquir-
ed yellow tinge, not red or black, they
are removed and hung up in dark place
where they are not disturbed by flies OF
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