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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25

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JsAa ". kliieis hh q ". fsfd s'h 1lss
IaAssloa, l0sA 6ss. B. hsiss. Sesa's nen
Green river rspst that ths fessFsb are
sspsiTlls the rsilre.d bridge. ~ilat bat,
tsFies plated ea ,hs ksTsh aide 70 Prs'ss'
sAs wsIknsa, TksEe are ~ isdsFsis ssala
81 the river. .
2sllieetsE has crossed the CantsFlsae
river 81 Min spring. sni advanced Hllss
Gov ard semerssl Va the sil insl. sA'F,
.sa.sh lsok place between bis pieksu ssa
,ssss OF Lineolas army IN seAs'seS -
Iinssinitss we're killed sni u iakea pfss-
= eaeEs. Oar loss yes ons ~ouadea sna one
horss Killed. Tho enemys KILLED ana
~0undsd belonged 10 ,lle LIB Ohio rsslnsa,.
, A eompsny Of Llneeln cavalry On piehs'
, DUTY Al kishins creek, YES attacked on zoe
/. sAms day By cur ta,siTy aad chased az
se,les. In the panic. the Lineeie,'es 'hass
away their gus. pistols sad biSrks's; Ile
esopls in that section Of hea,aety. ssAai,
welcome Zeilieoders array and TURKISH
slena subsistence y, The ordinary pfieta
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25
CuglsfnAsi cnRIsfHlsii

Oass nsgs The sleieas issl'sl ksstswn-
q spel car isnd. and Al hssrs SEQ a.
usrTy Is vhsa. too years sso' Issss snd
prosperity rsirasd shrsusssa, the isns'A
sad brssdlA Of the eeualFy. hu' 10 reality
The Dimes are ssdl. changed in pisces. and
siiAearh ne are HEED here IFem the pres
suss Of the slsBy. there are places in our
beloved CsA.sdsF.sy where Christmas ~ill
be shsFn Of halt lis holy memories. and 'hs
hear, elessd against the softer sassions 'hs,
usually obtain =, such tlHe, Deserted
homes aud dsrkensd hresidss, where the
yuls- log vas wont TO blsIe, The silent fss'
tive halls aud blssksHsi roivs nov "suIp
",As blilhsseue Ald gay" scenes Of Old
Christmas. sad many q lille pair Of stock
inrs. instead Of hanging Tor Lrlss Aringls .
present, perhsps nos but barely cover the
iluls red and ff0si,bii,en iee' u their own
ess, snd he nis,lsloe bcush hangs nh'oneh'
Cd and unheaored In ils paren, stem, moan
ing 10 the Geld air Of winter, oer tic hard
hearts ofnen. Christmas with us is as hap
py AZ usual. aud while NC ags enjoying i's
pleasures q, home. and meet around :!
flowing bowl OF sgg-b,Es, crowned ~nh
It's snowy disdsm, lei IA reject upon cur
soldiers. and IL We have anything TO give
le, us give 1, 70 the needy Aad may he sf
I fering men, who have volua'r"'ed TO hFL'
our battles and are nov eAIosed 10 tie
bleak elmo Of more northern isn'ade'
where the sol, and genil, Hmeni'ie" OF
home and Christians times will be ban's'ea
iu the mids, of our Joys, let us not 'O'ge'
the absent soldier Who In BIS h"a;f, has
said a hundred times, al wish ! were al
home TO spcnd my Chris'@"', BACH on'
should send Christmas gin to tie i"r'of
soldier, and slow how dearly he ia ien'en''
bered. ... +.....
] Cbristmas is q holy time, aud vii be rem
dered dcubly so, il we improve ii by doug
our duty. A happy CHRISTMAS 10 our read
ers and friends and joyful return OF 'h'
absent soldier TO his family, isour wish sue
prayer. @
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25
A TpoupLr,oAr crsronrn.--Jel 11or7.

a TpouBLIsonE CgsroNrR.--Jei Hour.
son, says Northern report, hg already
cost the federal government over : nluUuD.
besides other property capture, sud o..
stroyed. IL woull be difficult t. 'r'oTu',
the entire losses sustained by tie tutsi
States Gov; runont, since the liJlo H'y'y-
days rebellion was inaugmatcd,- aud 10 ,ay
war continue many more sixty.d 49, it'lE
require the iogarilirmic skill ola Yankee
dom, to compute the amount, and all .Hrr
therapeutic diplomacy and hun a1cy 'a
make the people swallow it, with ym % hor
rible rcyuision of Selling ut the lar. cloud
o taxes, looming up in the futurc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25

plrThis being Carsi~a' ~eck, and tho
hands In the ofice desiring 10 participate 70
some extent in tho pleasures Of The seAson'
VIC issue cur paper day earlier than usual
No paper will DO issued from this otfcc next
week, unless We receive some very tmpoi.
tant iu,eli;geuce. In which even. we viii
Issue an extra. .,.. ..-..e-F .H H
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25

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skc.I1 fhaftarinx ihsithas ssssa In lt.i 90. .
% an'u eih~<uts pie,iis< y. lac, ns pa sill ~
auy Su-aieF >nnss, 80 n.4Ii1s ~. % hrrs o.
gss - in Ne niii@Iy 90 naval ssr,ks VI - faH+
lsdsfAfe kfaiss e AuNrics. ~ he slsis Irat..
sh<ii. during susL sfrte-. " fesisd q md rt.a.
iiea, OF soid BY VIRUS ~ any Ivy hsrsluk f.sf
ksr shall Tho prupsrty AZ any snsh suisicraf ..r.
Be sutJset 10 alta hmsnt oT Nrlis ~ ueassi U tai
~ srsSss,Eziien, duTinT his otIinaanrs 10 49, go
vice. WfrnH q IL. fTHHEUf
sre q Aud that this aei shah iaks eject a. b. "a
foTcs oni aud ster iis passage,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25

pa- 4 correspondent Of the Ts.eF ls
At Aus,in, says that tie frORtler bl which
P. sScd the House, provides for the rl.wns
OF regiment Of ironliesmen tt resolve
the pay cf Confederate States so'd.,a io
take the place OF enc Of the regin eu's uaF
on the frontier
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25

Nrw DIsrosfrIcS OF TE1As Taoors.-We
searn from A. VI. Hsrwood, Esq, just from
Fort Smith and tho camp Of dreeI's regi-
mont, that in consequence of thc Hopothls'
6ols war assuming its present magnitude
a portion Of each of ,hc Texas regiments.
now in Arksnsas, will be sent at once 10 re-
iuforce Col. Cooper. Five hundred men
from each regiment have been ordered out.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25

Ey- On tho fourth page Of this days pa
per will be found the Constitution and By
Lava of tao "Southern Aid Society organ
Iced by the ladies Of Collin county. TO which
.4he a,tcati Of our readers 10 directed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25

By-rhe Messenger says that &, o. H.
Stone will deliver. an address at Me ,nHeS
on Christmas day, on matters perts iu.ns GO
the war.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25

TEEseeArH L,aE TO MasRog, lA.-%fhe
Vicssbue Whig ,|rarDs that the Vicksburg,
Shreveport and grxas Railroad Company
,haro closed q oon.ract for .tbe extension Of
the telegre pa line from Tallui's station to
Monroe. Th:s line ID to be in operation IA
.ninetydsvs. @ 80
Tie above extract ia .n,,en from ',he Pic
ayane and irdics,es that the spirit OF enter
prise is no. entirely crushed out by the sx-
listing .vnr. e'ho interior of Texas wolld
be greatly interested 10 the cxteneior OF
tho ssne line TO idafshall. and wo hope that
on elsr, ril. be made 70 do %. We believe
sha; tho prsir.s country vDaii lend help
ing kesd.'4 81 as ssteisst
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25

republication IL called 70 die advertise
sucnt ofJ. A. varneii, Of hiiisborongh, Of
fering reward for los, horses.
Also. 10 the lie, Of cstrsys In Denton Co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25
10 said in eur exchanges

- sss>( ~ is ssid in eur exchanges
sbs1, speed ~" sn,srtisasrs," blood
sastsrs.- sssU| irss.- 'sLyiseks," kes--
.bss, the pssqls rising an -a,s aud rsssIA.
III ihs priesa = nsrehaadise aud many
other things. With which NC have neihihg
10 do, u the prices do not sui, them, they
need not bay.--anda Is far - Texans are con-
oerned. the. eau eat Jerked beef and corn.
dodgers, . very vhslssons diet. drink milk.
sasssiTss tee, or mustang wine, wear home
spun clothes, aud ss our winters arc short,
val, Ps,lsnily til sumner, And then lie IN
the shade aud eat wstsr.m,lons. a few
yssrs sgo. the pioneers Of this State had no
more Injuries than they have new,--in fact
not half go many. and 70, there was but
little sruubiing and great deal more reli.
snee on self. 1.-THE merchants ask heavy
Ter eeniage on their gOOds. the people need
no, give IL, unless they choose 10 do so, aud
a. 10 "hsId timer" Il 10 all stun, compared
with what onr foTelaihers suffered, and
what any brave people cap suffer, in defense
Of their homes aud their liberties.
When Penple can &C, nothing TO eat and
really "no,hing TO wear" then they may
talk and gr,mhle about hard times. 40
drs. Par'lns,on says, 'no,hipg dcspiscs us
much, BID to hear complaints OF ''i'ar'i
lines IN Texas, when the crops have been
good. aud thousands Of cattle roam the
Es.iries. Hard lines are only the night
mares that afee, the lazy OF the sluggish.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25

< nNy-Ne are gratiaed 10 loasn that the
Senate has pnssed bill allowing the Hon
t,ai NJ, Bur.crd S2Gse, and that it would
probably pass the House. This is o well
moritod,acb OF justice Is tie Judge. s*apg
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25

n7y-l. is believe 1 that the Legislature will
adjourn this week. -,H
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25


Reg Late news from Capt. John j. Good'
represent his command In fac health and
by this time ,snug'y ensconced in their win
ter quarters, ready Cor "magni6que sprea,'
saws the Captain. oa Christmas dry. lie
has nam ed his present position Fort Reaga''
Ia honor of the Honorable Postmaster
General. We believe that Capt. Good 10 the
senior officer in the artillery service intdat
division Of the army, and il 50, why should
he not be promoted, when promotions are
thick as blackbsrries. 10 one deserves II
more than he, ardifs Col. or Lt.-Col ia 70
be made, Capt. Good cfTors the very sort OF
.'stutf out Of which good officers are'mads
and We would b plessed to'sse him i'd
vanced. ss a'B-zN}l sst %sFhip#
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25

~
GoyRasoE LETcaIR. The Legislature of
Virgins has rccoiyed tie annual message
of,the Governor, q document, which, the
Dispatch says, la worthy Of the best days
Of tie Old CommoMw ealth. The Governor
10 ,ms to have aroused himsclf from his colt
bed OF merits, and recommends, not only a
Vigorous prosecution Of the war, buaan w.
erees;se ems against the North. He says
that the Susquellnnnal ia better fighting
iino icIsu us than tie Potomac, and tho saone.'
the war as pushed forward 60 it, the better
Whit he for The Confederacy
lie es.x. ates The number Of troops that
Virginia has now in actual service as oser
seventy Thousand. Ihree hundsed and IF
teen pieces Of artillery have beea iesuea by
the State, nearly all OF ashich are in actual
service. aod the expenditure OF money moro
than sir millions Of dollars. ESaf
Tho Governor, in abiding TO the Affairs Of
Eovth-western Visginia, says, "Ehen tho
war is cnded Virginia must be whs. she
was when II began Prom this il would
sessr, that the iirginians viii oppose TO the
batter n:sd ,i.e division and partition Of her
Territory, asa has no idss of submitting 10
sny curailnen, The Gov. shoss .ga,ac,"'
and 10 doubt he viii b. sustsined BY his
poop,c wherever they rcmain uatainted by
sae corruplzs irfucncee OF Black Repob-
icaaisn sgas EzF e tttsl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25

THE LAST YAsKsB TRIcn.-N has been
discovered that some ofthcpsto' cartridges
lately given out TO their own Casaliy,b by
the federal goycramea', wsro filled with
turnip seed, instead Of powder. Their rnl-
ing passion seems us Btroag in death asin
the height Of thoir prespcTi.yi and if thoy
cannot cheat any one olaa, they fall TO cheat.
ing ench other, Showing plainly enough that
no honor ia left amongst suol thieves. =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25

ssy~ The Houston artillery, CAPITA n j.
H. Manly. were mustered into Confedegate
service on tie 10th inst, making, says the
Telegraph, tistwe;f,h company from Harris
county, nov in service. el ge ea
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25

The daily coasumfion Of -Four BY the Fed
elal army =. Washington, is 900 bafTe!f
most Of WHICH is baked in large ovens con
structdiE the bssencnt and vaults 9 To-
Capitol. se.sts n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25
~Ar.rAs,

YHyANTEO-To hire negro wom.n,
W. good washer and ironer, for Which =
lseral hire viii DO paid, Apply at til"
oace. D."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25

Ea5- Col Robert Mckee, editor OF che
Lcnisyille Courier, has bceu made Secretary
Of, State, under thc provisional government
OF Keutacky,ale s,sy .y ,lr SOC tf5
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25

gr1- The deep silence which hangs over
The action OF the British Government upoS
the Masen and s,lid,ll affair, seems 10 many
tho ominous silence that prectdes the sIoIm
Speculation Ia slll rife, aud every siaden'
of international law has u theory OF sown,
aud las marked ont line OF policy, which
he thinks, will be Iho one TO be pursued by
the English Cabinet. The truth OF II ali is,
that England will consult her own interests
aud ne, oms, liz Lie matter; and If the tone
o. the French press should be supcrciion Or
contcmp,uous at the insult offered her flag.
il will have lar more weight with her than
all the Indignation and sympathy Of tho
civilized world besides. England will not
submit, to be humiliated in the eyes OF
France, hor warlike and powerful neighbor,
She will maintain Der responsibility in the
eyes of her nei ghbor, for she has not forgot
ten the almost insulting assumption OF SUI
pcsiority during the Crimcan War; when
England was said TO haze played second
tidd!e 10 Louis Napoleon, curing the giori-
GUS scenes enacted before the Reinn and at
Balaklava. She would rather maintain her
ancient dignity before the Court OF France
han TO secure ae supply. Of cotton, and il
her interest lead her to resent'tse insult
while il will secure her status before Eu-
rope, she will DO go We believe that Louis
Napoleon is the sole ,arb..Fr OF tho Mason
and Slidcll case. Hrtt 3 81.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25


ssS- The fire at Charleston should act as
warning se every CRY and town in the
South. Her fate, through want tfvigilance,
may be that of many others, and every blow
thus inflicted will he 80 much aid and COM
fort to the enemy. A luck of distrust
originating in the chiynlrous impulses o.
tho Southrons, might be fatal, while watch
fulness and sigilant scrutiny into the bust
ness of every lOiterer and stranger, might
save many Furnishing town from destruc-
ton. No honest or loyal Soutberner would
object to the clpsest scrutiny for 1t would
DE to him, one of the surest evidences OF
safety and protection. Anenemy who fears
to meet us On an open fed and with equai
numbers, vii rot TAIL TO send his inidnight
smissaries, 10 ere our towns and murder the
.unarmed and dcienselcss. uiremitting
yiglance is incuicated by the fearful dis
Sster AZ chafieStpn. lai Y5slargA a&i gi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25

Bssy- The Huntsville Item sass let Jour
ligh. shine, but don't give :our bits & pound
for candles. 7hiasG gov
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25


Another Baitietn ahc lndian Territory.
Fron, the Paris Advocate we learn that
Coils. siiSp ana Cooper have again met and
routed the enemy snder Hapelhlahola, With
loss of 60 on our side, and 800 on that sc'
che onamy. 2Coopcr's forces amounted 70
Shout 1890 against 5000. During tsebas-
Gle Col. Drew.a regiment Of Cherckecs went
over to the enemy, except about 20, leaving
bin without a command. Tho whole Pin
party are said " be unreliable, and thisin-
stlnGo Of perGdy shoNss IL tls.nly, Tie
ChOctaya aud CaickasAwsr y snt into tue
fight with yells'and whoops, font ht despe-
ratsly, the forner baking $50 senlps and
Sac aeer 60. Hopathiahola has nov about
1000 mer wild, Rim. and will give Sims and
Coopara plenty Of work during tho winter
Oar forces will no. 60 into winterGrarters.
Coz IooKEe ErataRsr.--.A correspond
ent writes va undcr date OF tho eth, tlas
this regiment is.nos encamped Iear Csaec-
Vile, Upshur coanty, waiting orders, but
expecting,to moyain fog days. The reg
inicnt is full 10 oseraowing w.th as iiae d
set Of men and horses So ever formed IL de-
fsnse Of constitutional liberty, and vhcrcs-
or they naJ 80, VIC expect 20 bear COED
1aPost If them. They are all Tesans In
heart sni spirit, saa nearly Al Of them "te
Nhe manor boyn." and taouah they would
perhaps prefer service in ors own loved
lone Star STATE, .tLcy Willingly jsin their
trethern in tie place ~iero tAey are most
oeedcd. We are prsniscd an oocssional
letter from tse eoriuaud End shall kccp
.err readers sdsissd Of is .movenedts.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-25
eG-promp,ly, we have this week on GU

EE-Promp,ly, We have this week on our
table, tie December number OF Hutton h
freiigh's SournEns MoNTAlr, filled with
Tho choicest literature in our land. We have
not space 70 enuperate the varied articles
in this number, but can safely say that It
will be read with interest by all. There 10
no lack Of ability displayed in the Monthly,
and we prize il not ouly rs readable End
useful periodical, but as being the first effort
10 get up IN Exclusively southern Month
w." II is richly worth the subscription
price, and We hope to see il reach an estcn-
siye circulation among Southern reidcfs.---
With this number is introduced u new fca-
turc--thc addition OF l6 rnorc pages, com
mcncinv the "Soutlcrn Monthly Novel Ii
brary,' WHICH will permit the publishers to
give a series of Ner Southern Nopcls, with
out at all interfering with the regular mat
tor Of the Magazine. The novel commenced
in tho present number 10 entitled 'Idiewildi
Tale Of Tennessee; by Quincy Quicken
boss, M. d. ~ X,
We annex the terms, always in advance;
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-10
THE SPICE ISLANDS.


-HTbe isles Of Ternate and Tidore,
Whence the merchants bring their spicy drugs"
paradise Lost.
Once, In day-dream, on the deep,
Methought the Indian Isles saw,
All in sultry, tropic sleep,
Lay Ternate and Tidore;
And farther, through the glittering haze
AmbOynats fringe of orient balm,
Gray MOTORS wondrous spicy maze,
And Baccha's tufts Of palm.
Deep in the deep each rock and tree
Was imagedi through the sapphire clear
The cloud-vault doubled In the sea
It's hollow hemisphere:
But DER the tide a. near we drew,
No touch of fragrance filed the air,
No odor.laden breezes blew
A shoreward welcome there.
Till up sudden tempest sprung,
That shook the islands eloistered bloom,
From hidden sweets Of spices wrung
Their secrets Of perfume.
Loud roared the storm, fierce ragged the deep,
The tempest broke in clouds ofhOwers,
The sun.drifts lay on Bacchia's steep
And MOTORS rosy bowers;
And every air such rapture brings
That breath BY breath the pulses thrill
Az thrills the wind-harp's hidden strings
When all the woods are still.
Like to those isles some natures clear,
In quiet, voiceless peace repose,
Till to some storm soul lowering near
Their hidden sweets unclose.
FRED. S. CozzESs.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-10
THn COrFRn CRor IN THE sANwrcH Is,

The CoFFEE CRoP IN THE SANwIcH Is.
LANDs.-The Polynesian says:
From Kona, Hawaii, we learn that the
coffee crop promises to realize something
unusually handsome this year compared
with former years, when the blight de-
stroyed the plantations. A correspondent
OF the Hokuoka Pakipika, o native news
paper, writes that over 80, 900 pounds have
already been shipped to Honolulu, aud the
picking season is just begun. This coffee
comes mostly from young trees, whose first
yield Is is, and which have not yet been af-
fected by the blight AS there is plenty of
land to vary the plantations, the natives
feel encouraged to plant, aud by having o
succession of young crops, in a measure
stave off the evil of the blight, which fas-
tens principally on the older plantations.
1t is said that the practice of running sheep
among the coffee trees has a marked effect
in diminishing the blight.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-10
COFFEE DRINKING.

How strong should coffee be takenl ls an
inquiry of much practical Importance. How
much should be taken at mealR IL scarce
ly of less moment. Coffee, like any other
beverage, may wholly ruin the heelth; the
very use of 1t tends to this ruin, as certain
Iy as does the use of wine, cider, beer, or
any other unnatural, stimulating drink.
There is only one safe plan OF using coffee,
and that Is, never under any circumstances,
except Of an extraordinary character, ex-
ceed In quantity, frequency, or strength;
take only one cup at the regular meal, and
of given, unvarying strength. In this
way 1t may be used for a lifetime, not only
without injury but with greater advantage
than an equal amount of cold water, and
for the simple reason that nothing cold
should be drunk at regular meal, except
by persons in vigorous health.
One pound Of the bean should make sixty
cups of the very best coffee. Ii man
takes coffee for breakfast only, one pound
should last two months, or six pounds, q
year.
,A One pound should be made to last fam
iIy of ten persons, young and old, one
week. Put about two ounces of ground
Cohee III QudEb vi WhttTs vi Ihthei ulfiuS
the pound into seven portions, one for each
breakfast 10 the week, and make quart of
coffee out Of 1t, which will be sxty-four
tablespoonfulls. Give the youngest two
tablespoonfulls, and the oldest dozen; the
remainder of the cup being filed up with
boiled milk. This will give cup Of coffee
sufficiently strong for all healthful purpo.
ses, for the respective ages; and for various
reasons. pecuniary as we'll as physical,
some such systematic plan as this should
be adopted In every family in the land.
How to make the cup Of coffee? is third
question. 1t Is perhaps as good and as
easy plan as any to buy the coffee in the
grain, pick out those that are imperfect,
wash 1t, pareh as much as will last day
or two, with your eye upon IL oil the time
until 1t is of rich brown, with no approach
of black about Ii. Grind only enough for
the days use; grind II fac, for the greater
the surface exposed to the hot water the
more of the essence you will have; pour
the boiling water on the coffee, close II up
aud boil ten minutes, let 1t stand TO clear
ten minutes, then use.-[HalPs Journal OF
Health.