E. H. D. D.

_Fire Unknown._ (Vol. iv., p. 209.).--In answer to C. W. G., I find that

Pickering, in his _Races of Man_, p 32., states that in Interior Oregon

his friends Messrs. Agate and Brackenridge observed "no marks of fire;"

and, p. 61., that in the Otafuan group the use of fire was apparently

absent; and that he does not remember to have seen any signs of fire at

the Disappointment Islands. Perhaps further inquiry, which he suggests,

might prove that fire is not really wanting among the inhabitants of

these islands.

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