Traditional healer found in Latin America, the United States and Southern Europe.
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Does the curer frequently advance that?-He usually advances one half of it.
2
They get all the advantage that the curer can afford to give them.
3
The boat is beached, so as to preserve the curer's right to it.
4
They can deal with any other curer or shopkeeper they choose.
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Is he a large curer?-No; he has only two boats fishing for him.
6
Have you known a fish-curer giving a line to the proprietor for the rent?-Yes.
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If the old boat is worth anything, the curer will take it in part payment.
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The curer prepares the fish for the market, disposes of them, and receives the cash.
9
Then the curer takes from him a sale-note of the boat and of his drift.
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The curer supplies boats and lines directly or indirectly.
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One curer may get a sort of a pull over another if he pays 6d.
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You have not got the same security as a curer for whom the men are fishing?-No.
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Do you mean that each curer knows from his own sales?- Yes; each curer knows exactly.
14
Although a current price is fixed, there may be a considerable difference in what the curer realizes.
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Forman's business is the UK's oldest salmon curer, which was set up by his great-grandfather in 1905.
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There are some of the fishermen who can cure the fish as well as any professional curer.
