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the stone, it is said now confirmed the testimony of the sacrifice, and just as many persons appeared lying dead, as were indicated by the popping of the sacrifice. The priest then gave the seven counsellors a kind of tea, or purifying drink, made of a wood called Ko lo na and they gave it to those of their respective clans. (or as sometimes, all drank of it as they pleased) All drank of this and rubbed it on their breast and bowels and gave it to their children & also rubbed them with it. Then all ate some of the roasted green corn. The barbicued meat was then divided out, and taken to the different houses in the town, & cooked. The flesh was pounded in a mortar & boiled, while the bony pieces were boiled with corn cut from the cob. Just before sun set, the speaker with a loud voice, directed the victuals to be brought. It was then set on long benches in the council house yard, so that all partook at the same time. The priest then offered sacrifice as before, and the seven counsellors threw small pieces of meat in every