cted by among the various cities of the United States. Quite blending process, intermediate between the curing at the superintendent. The tobacco as it arrives is very the leaf houses and the working up into the finished a few cigars, below five cents in value, and all little dry and crisp, and if… … bought at retail, would cost about $2 apiece. tables, where women untie the bundles, Fig. 3.—Spraying and Blending the Tobacco in the Mixing Cylinder. The high quality of the most expensive Ha- spread them out before them, pick out the vana cigar is due to the very careful se'lec- inferior tobacco,…
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