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e street, a tobacco-leaf is painted instead of a sign, andbeside this stand two Chinese hieroglyphics which in other casesmight perhaps be translated chief town of the country, but whichmean in this case Kohibu, a district of Osumi in southern Kiushiu, A GRIC UL TURA L IND US TRIES. celebrated for… … Fig. I. KISERU—THE JAPANESE PIPE. Bay. Its light soil, mixed with much pumiceous sand, yields fairlygood harvests only when very carefully manured and worked.The seed-bed of the tobacco is protected against too great coolingfrom radiation on spring nights by straw roofs about a meter high. 134…
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