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After it has once been perfectly dry, either hanging up or in bulksso dry that the heads are easily knocked off, and the shoulders of the bundles crack upon pressure like pipe-stemsit should be taken down, or if in bulks, removed, the first soft, moist spell of weather, as soon as it is soft and yielding enough, as it will become too dry to handle without crumbling or breaking, and it must be put in 4 or 6 row bulks of any convenient length and height, the higher the better, laid down close, so that as little of the leaves or shoulders as possible be exposed on the outside of the bulk

"We remains extremely troubled about the rapid increase in the number of of youth using these products, and have repeatedly called upon the authorities concerned to increase their oversight and scrutiny in this regard," he noted

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