To The Editor Of The Time...
8!:Sr,....Te extr*ct4ksnthe MSaoraF7ioar;'4 i'dsrfle aitic1e ~De lrenier *' iiyer pa~ti%f .tliis tay- statuig -that, ; thed l4BVeS, whilst gatlieing cofle 4adRi4 cit0n were' compelled to eat;: for the mnost part, zaW, Z-e1JOw -pl7t in- for thcwant of time to-c6ok ih6 ,h:s exdted, I doubt not, vstrong felhgs of e hobnmiseritioh .tq*tlards tiat .nfostuiate clas~ of peOp]e 'Inh'oider to walleviate4 in some measure, the painful inP7setsion, .pmiitmb to state, tbat the pian- tain, in its aaw velsow'state, -is a pleasant, cooling,. nutftHibu, truit, eateoin Ulat' state by all classes- of people, atld piefgrre by the laves duringthe time o ar.alludied to, to the orange, or guava. During alongresiden e in tlse.WeTst Indies, I barae frequently in- dulgM. in eating it. and it formed true usual tart or nie at the tahlep or ny ramjiy.. A'lJEN D TO TRUTH. April 15, 124. 7,0-4.?fi-v--Xbz tok-or