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Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Hsme' PerIodieei Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole class OF diseases orig mat
ing in hillary arrangement, caused by
the Malaria OF Miasmatic Countries
We are enabled here to offer the community
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless IN any
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail This
"CURE" expels the miasmatic poison of FEVER
AND AGUE from the system, and prevents the de-
yeopment of the disease, il taken on the first ap-
proach of its premonitory symptoms 1t is not only
the best remedy yet discovered for this class
of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity supply for dollar brings IT within the
reach of every body and in bilious districts, where
FEVER AND AGUE prevails, every body should
have it and it freely both for cure and protec-
ton. great superiority OF this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure of Intermtents is that 1t contains no ulnlne
or mineral consequently 1t produces no qulnlsm or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constltu-
ton. Those cured by it are left as healthy as II
they had never had the disease.
Fever and que is not alone the consequence of
the miasmatic poison. A great variety Of disor-
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
Ne,valoia, Rhettnaatisna, Go,f, Headache, Blind
ness Ioothache, EarGche, CdtGtTh, Asthma, Pdt
pitatiosa Painful Fiction of the Spleen Hystcy
tcs PAIN an the BotceEs, COIc Paralysis and De
ranoement of the Stomach, all of which, when
designating in this cause, put on the intermittent
tvpe, or become periodical. This " CURE expels
the poison from the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is invaluable protection TO
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. If taken occa-
sionally or daily while exposed to the infection,
that will be excreted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to rlpen INTO dis
ease. Hence it is even more valuable for protec-
ton than cure and few will suffer from Inter
mittents if they avail themselves of the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
and for sale in Jackson, by Buck q Balcy
and in Vicksburg by Gray a. Birchet'
and by all dealers in medicine everywhere
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LEWIS J. CLARK. L. d. DozIER
CLARK Il DOZIEW
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
VI and Tobacco Manufacturers Agents. No
1l3 Washington avenue. between Main and
Second streets, ST. LOUIS, MO.
Specirl attention given to the sale of Cotton,
Leaf and Manufactured Tobacco, Flour, Grain
and Country Produce.
Keep constantly on hand large stock OF
Plug and Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco. Orders for all kinds of merchandise
promptly filled. sep9w6m*
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v1CToR CANE MILLS,

Cooks Evaporators: for either Southern Cane
or Sorgum; Church, School and Plan
tafion Bells of fine tone and at small cost,
Fan Mills, Corn Crushers, sc.
Our Goods are selected with full knowledge
of the kind of work needed in the Southwest
and we guarantee every machine we furnish to
be effective Of the object for which it de-
signed.
Fertilizers-Zelts Phosphate, Pure Peruvian
Guano, Raw Bone Dust and Plaster. Dis
counts made to Wholesale dealers and agents.
Call on or address,
THOS B. BODLEY CO.,
my1Sw&twtf No. 9. Perdido St., N. o.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATO SALE.
PURSUANT to DEGREES of the Probate Court
IL Of Kinds county, made on the 9Th day of
December, 1863, the undersigned Administer
tor of the estate of Joseph Cox; and. also Of
that of Calvin Cox, both deceased, win. with
in legal hours, on
Monday the lTth day Of january, 1870.
Attic late residence Of the said Joseph Car a
few miles from Clinton, and in said county. sell
at public auction to the highest bidders. for
cash, in such parcels as may be thought best
following described lands In said county, he
longing to the estate Of the said Joseph Cox
to-wit. g A e4 Fl -
1xwKsez see %, township 8. r.nv. /
west 8 u W ~ NV d, section "A township 81
range 1wests together containing eighty t8O)
acres, more or less. -
And on the same terms, and at the same time
and place. the following described land he
longing TO the estate Of the said Calvin Cor.
and in said county, to-wit:
= hseK, section q, township 6, range /
west. 6 n eZ ne y section g, township g.
range !. west. N Nv 7ssw section a
township 8 range ], vest In the whole con-
tanning one hundred and sixty fl60I acres
more oFless. %. b. cox =
Dee ne. wtds Admr Of Of y. & c. Cor.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
DY virtue of a decree Of the Probate Court
ID of Kinds county, rendered at the Novem-
Der Term thereof, A. d. 1869, 1 viii as Execu-
tor of the last will and testament of Mrs A.
X. johnson, deceased, on
Monday, the 10Th day Of January A. d. 1870,
between the hours of 10 q. m. and D. m, in
front of the Capitol, in the City Of jackson,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following real estate, situate in said citv.
to-wit. Lot No. Z, in square No. 8, south. living
and fronting eighty feet on Tombigbee street,
and thence running back one hundred and
sixty feet. Said property being known in the
city as the johnson Hotel property.
3Y j. w. R0BB.
Decl1 1S69tds Ex of A. K Johnson. dec.
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c.. d. SID w A Y,

urFEh this season very large stock OF
H. Home manufactured Sad dlerv and a com
plete assortment of Leathe Hardware and
Shoe Finding, bought for cas- a, of manufactur-
ers or importers. in person, which are offered
az rs low figures as they can be sold anywhere.
| am making now Pride's Ere ,nch Dragon Sad
die, In several different st yles. Texas, all
grades, IS to $25- Ladies', t3oys' and Misses,
all grades Harness, all gra des from Plow 10
Coach To Eaddlers and Ha rness makers and
Shoe makers, am selling m aterial at fair fg-
ures. Particular attention paid to Express
orders. octl9twA w6m
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SIS TO 5000 E .ad 9sn. WHERE u En9ro 9als
throughout the Southern States, the Genuine
Improved Common Sense Family Sewing Ma
chine This machine will stitch, hem, fell,
tuck, quilt bind, braid and embroider in a
most superior manner. Price only $40 fully
warranted for five years. We will pay 800
for any machine that will sew a stronger, more
beautiful and more elastic seam than ours II
makes the elastic Lock Stitch. Every second
stitch can be cut and still the cloth cannot be
pulled apart without tearing it. We pay agents
from SIS TO 500 per month and expenses or a
commission from which twice that amount can
be made. Address, s. NJ. TOLIVER s. CO.,
Oct14 WON Franklin, Ky.
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FOR RENT M NEW ORLEANS.

FOR RENT M NEW ORLEANS.
HNHE PLANTERS HOTEL" ON the corner
IL of Magazine and julia streets, by its COM
handing position, number and size Of rooms
vicinity to market, steamboat 1antling, railroad
stations, street cars to and from every part of
the city distribution of gas and an abundance
of water---eonbines more advantagesthan any
opportunity is offered for making money. to
one ready toPlace II in operation. For all ne
cessary information address the undersigned
Post Office box, 672. or No 4, Peters street, op-
posite the Custom House, New Orleans
Nov25tw1m H. 0. AMES
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sTGs GREEK PLANTATION FOR
SALE.

SALE.
THIS valuable place, one Of the best in the
Il country, lies ten miles west of Jackson,
two and half miles east of COoper's Wells
and six miles from Byram Depot, the whole
tract contains eighteen hundred and eleven
acres; mostly bottom lands of superior quail
~; nine hundred acres under fence, and three
are nine good negro cabins dwelling and out
houses; with gan, Clubhouse and cotton press
TERNs--0ne-third cash; balance in one and
two years
For further particulars, apply TO
81. s. BURNETT,
On the place, or to
B. III. MICOU,
Montgomery, Ala, or to
GEO. FKARN, Agent,
dec14tw&wtf Jackson Miss
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The writer Of a letter Cd the London Daily
opinion that there Il q tide In the canal.
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AneE Portable o. statony Tho Eoae
off nmo
of theseen
Miss A
TO innin
&C andoW Workng IrOn Too
sndor Circular
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+ -aa "a Soc Ls NEW ORLEANS. .aa
nRFERS FOR SALE AT Low PRICES
- CarPeting--English and American Of AL
Kinds Floor furniture and Enameled Oil
Cloths Matting-s00 rolls China, 400 pfscea
Uocua window Shades Table and Piano Cow
ers- Crmmb Cloths. DruRget Linen and FalG
Cornices. Bands, Pins, etc. may1ew1y
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~ II ~ - u IL "a III - - w =
With Moud6le or Inserted Teeth.
We CLAIM for our Patent Circular Saw the
following advantages over all others:
The shanks of the teeth are elastic, and
exert uniform distension in the sockets.
The stability of the plate is in no way af-
fected by inserting new sets of teeth.
Each tooth, independently, may be adjust
ed to the cutting line.
No rivets, keys, or other Objectionable APP
planes are employed in connection with
the teeth which are as simple in construc-
ton, and as easily used as a nut for a bolt.
In short, all the difficulties heretofore eX-
perienced in the use of movable teeth for
saws, are fully met and obviated by this in
vention.
ALSO,
FUTILE PATENT
champion" Cross-Ct Sd,cs; CrOss-Cut
Sdlcs Of all kinds.
Saw Mandrels, Cumming Machines, &c.
Send for Catalogues and Price Lists.
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boulevard les debuans dams ID fashion ctaient son nom avec
respect .E 81. -. u Z
lie oun me mos de sssociaou 6cbu, guchet do a case
es clos dvant Tansonne qu naat point prevu Get
agroua au vnt vor au6t dams son cabinet pe'enta 90
IN bordereau StabIissant pieces apappul
To- ou lu await SIS t 81 SAT f. rs davancss sur rssss
Co. Que e coupte Msison Dc ID SocsS Lagfouna Vepp@
rpie perdas ST. i6l Is o. dontle cinquisme IT, - c.
etait mputabls Ia Corpagsis; . ! -. ). .
3d. Que "a SAT f. c. dune part ct 7553 IT, 20 Q. 90
tr doupaept un total rosl Dc f gal rapport de %
Compseue ct quea esssequence, vertu 2lds rao
otf dessocaton dauent enregss ct qui await Pre'u le
.qs eceists se trouvat dssoute de piein droit n
Ies clients msheureux! aoua Lagirouds comme hcne oe
,.tioo los clients maheureux VOLTA &c qui nous uines
etait recommencer feras plus dahare. gu comp
tant. .tAaa- =. , ,..., ~.
Arhur resa abasord ne lu vnt pas resPrs qaA eta'
s "a. clients malhsureux oueut Ia Bourse pour cesn'
10 roe de dot Dc entremette1se de
A.. Arnys Que voulex qu'on rsPonds fhomne rune
~ A.. clients ualbeueux On peut que paEde
!. efare Des gems perpicsces prsenden-h est vra-qae
las client. maleureux pposnt plus que les censs heuFeoa
MAJ. l., gems perpicsc tons ceux qul veuie Sol
e. A.. cho.es sont encrs Ia medsance Or Tanconnet
opss dee hauteurs de ses reves d'fes DAM
Ia r:.I,ss triscs do Ia RUNE ct de Ia deconhture
6; nous recommendations htil e premier
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leur vapeur meme peut s'enAammer 4
distance. En6n, ce mode d'eclairage
est plus cher que leclairage rhuile.
D'autres inventeurs ont essaye de
brller les carbures dhydrogeuo sans
melange d'alcool ou d'esprit-de-bois
c'est ce qu'on appelle l'eelairags aur
hydroearburss kquides. C'est en- 1884
que NJ. Beale fit a Londres les pre-.
miers essais de ce genre sur des huiles
de goudron. NM. Busson.D Dumaurier
9: Rouen ont apporte de grands per.
fectionnements a &C systeme d'eclaira.
&c; leurs appareils donneut une lumie'
re plus blanche ct plus eclatante que
celle de phuile ct n'exhalent aucune
odeur. Toutefois, ce liquide combusti.
BILE possede une odeur plus forte que
les liquides gazogenes ct preseute les
memes dangers d'incendie. Ces incou.
venients sont eompenses par une Eco
nomie notable sur l'eclairage 1 l'huile.
Aussi l'eclairage aux hydrocarbures Ii.
guides a.t-il etc employe avec avantage
dams les ateliers, stations de chemins
de fer, etc., ebignes des usines gaz.
On en- meme fait usage dams un Ger.
tain nombre de maisons particulicres.
Tous ces appareils d'eclairage sont
maintenant remplaces par les lampes d
petr0le, qui donnent 4 tres pcu de frais
une 81 belle lumiere ou par les lam-
ces dites lampes d gaz Mile, 4 essence
de ptE.,rOlc ou / benzine, don't pusage
es: tres col2mode ct tres economique.
Pour les lamres 4 petrole, il faut
avoir soin de C'employcr que. de Phuile
de petrole tres bien recti6ee. On Pes-
sale en- versant une petite quantits De
cette huile dams uue soucoups ct en-
approchaut upe allumette enaammee.
LAuiI ne don't pas prend,e Jsu ; dams
ces conditions. son usage ne prescnte
pas de dangers, 1 moins qu'on ne soft
assez imprudent pour remplir 10 lampe
quand ellie est allumee. ia .a
/ Quant aux lampes q gaz Mile (qu on
appelle 6ussi lampes d tpongc). on ne
dot jamais ks remplir dsssence qne
pendant Ia journ<e. En- effet, cette
essence est tres inRammable. meme 1
quelque distance dune bougie ou dun
foyer allume. De plus, apres avoir
verse assez d'essence pour lnouiiler Pe.
PONCE, il faut retourner 10 lampe pour
faire ecouler rexcedant de liquide.
Les incendies do petrole lou d'essen.
ce) s'eteignent tres dificilement avec
de peau on doit plut6t les etouffer
avec des hinges mouiIles ou de 10 terre,
ou encore avec du fumier.
II est d'ailleurs bien preferable de
conserver ces liquides dangereux SOUS
des hangers ouverts plutot que dams
des caves, Oh les explosions sont tou-
jours fedontablss. ~ w
Err. GUIGNEr.
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Ia mason Lsgroua. Csbaissrent puis squibrsent
les fais gensraux -.
-Cest moment paser rspondit 10 courtier che
Arthur qui sDqueat que celia gene points nous
rseppG 81 avez besoin dgent passes ID caisse
ut QUEEN Get instant voe train dmnue Celia erait asr
u point que RON se le iut point eutendezvous
Un surcroit de luxe serat maas point pooe voas ma
quun chey sehetezn second Renouveez vrees
et nontzvoos msgnfque Le caser des ores passex Ii
caisse Cher ami passex Ia caisse!
Homme sublme epliqua Tanconne suivant 10 cous do
iAginou6a III ~ ..s,.az saff,f
Les qudaons suyanes ureDt pas plus uctseuses Ees
derent tous deficit Aux expcaions que provoquait
aoce Lgrosfs epondat ouou invarabepent que celia
pouvait durer tantot client indtc rav tomp<
6t movement Dsvu par lu e realise trop tot trop
tard sosves psque atendus await ss escompsc
eun navait pes rtu neisd mails ressirait
le suivsnk s1& ~ . '
Nc tourmsntes Pcs rdpsit 10 cours; dspenses De
parn j. m u pour gagser Les iquidaons suivent ct
no Jsressemblsnf pas
Arthur rimpsvoyanss dun honme qui sent Sous u
aia sns eaie touosn ouvefte d6pensa II menat la vie
eanaes gud Az lieu a. deox cAem1 "a pitt tfc deuk
s vsars a Dc sells Lee soupc lss parties fines
- ysseas gssy paseuDe lo laaaent nj IN ins
ant Dc Ebes nj moment de eexion Pas bonne ts
don't nc M e paeuae obgs comptat parmi les lions du
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lie PLANTEUR DE LAVEILLE

LIE grand plsnteur est mort ct en-
terre, il fsut que 10 Louisiana en-
fasse son deuil. Le role da d4funt,
ct Il ea cut On sans doute dams la
lutte de i'homme contre 10 nature,
dams le defrichement ct ie peuple.
ment des solitudes, ce role est ter
mine. Nous avons w de pres le
terrible phenomena de Ia mort &C.
compli sur des etres bien .aimes ct
nous nous sommes fsmiliarise avec
lui ces phases de destruction que
mons saivions douloureusement sur
de freles individus, nous les pou.
vons constater sur une societe, ct
faire de. notre plume IN scslpel de
dissection. Lei, du moins, nous
sommes console par Ia certitude de
IL resurrection de cette societe sous
noe forme l ID fois superieure ct Vi.
sible, ct de la decomposition dc ses
elements dams IN ordre plus logi.
que ct plus harmonious. Sans nous
inquieter Interpretations injustes
ct peut.etre ingrates. uniquement
soucieux do bien public. voyons
done &c que le planteur du Sud en-
general. ct de Ia Louisiana en parti-
cutler. a ete, ce quill est ct CO quill
sera, quill le veuille on non, par Ia
simple force des chooses. ou plutot
par le concours d'evenements qui
semblent fortuits ct sont dependant
le produit de la conscience ct de Ia
volonN humaines.
Sous l'ancien regime. le planteur
etait tout an Sud. Proprietaire ex-
clusif du sol dams une region pure.
ment agricole. 50 sotverainete etait
absolue. II etait lord. boysrd, na.
bab. II sen allsit engloutissant
sans crainle d'indigcstion les terres
voisines morcelees par les success.
sions, ct 50 caste devenait de plus
en- plus opuIeute ct de moins en-
moins uombreuse. A chaque an.
nexion. II augmentait son troupeau
d'esclayes fouruis par les elsveurs
de la virginie ct du Kentucky.
Mais CO requirement permanent ne
parvenait pas I maiDtenir Ia pro.
duction des precieuses denrees du
Sud au courant de II cousommation
sans cesse -croissante ces Etsts, Upis
ct des pays etrangers. ct, ! prendre
le Sud tout entier. 10 centieme par
tie du sol le plus fertile du monde
n'etait pas cultivse.' Ls culture
ellc.meme etant servile, demeurait
machinale ct routiniere. Autre con-
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St-Jean. Baptistet. 20 mai 1889.
e2msila n ABADlE . AusERr.

.ves done encore cent mile francs rpc it Lasroana
StonnS son tour
Mon, rspliqua Tanconnet; mas ma nero les ..
Ls coursr H gmace dc mecOnentemens Arthur rspe-
ta: Ig4 vEsrafTz y b 4bs1s tFE Es is@|s
ma mere les ., c'est CONNIE si je lee avais. ydtf
Celia nest point pyecis6ment 10 meme chose.
Ia Pourquoii dit Arthur cherchant donner do assurance
pour exscuter nouvesu psoet. ="
Parce que c. pas moment oa venez do perde
cent mile francs dams ares de- Boure que madame vctre
mere copsent pster cent mile autres Ellie asra
peur a, 1sue! q place j'aurais peur aussL f-f
-Puisque nous ne travailerons plus qu'au compliant.
ailsurs, js plus d'associs.
--Msis cher ami, vous me devez bien une rcvanche
-votre mere ne voudrA pas, ne cos,prendn pasi
/ -JeIui expliquerai. t
Les femmes entendent en asx aAaires dargent laS
-Et 81 je ID decided aas t -
&c sea fort rfpqua rAuyergnat dun cir incredible ec
nen fort See 10 us certain dasnce qua vous ne rsussrez
--Je reussiral ~ r-sffI f
Fales ben attention que tate quavcc
connsis que vou compe qusvcc vous e
mas De femme qu enne tourmenter ct mempacher do ira
WALLER ma guse 8ef ..N
-Cest enteadu vous n'aurez anaire qua moi -
(La mih proclaim nnmfro)
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Leo MILE ET UNE
C0NNAIssANcES TITLES.
cour, JarJin, Champ. Cuisine, Cave
Xiv

On ne doit jamais employer pour re.
clairage que des huiles parfaitement
epurees: il ny q aucune economic d
brller des huiles don't l'epuration etc
NAL faite, car ces huiles eclairent NAL,
ct les matieres etrangeres qu'elles con-
tiennent s'accumulent ID pointe du
moderator ct fin;ssent par empecher
complement l'ascension De l'huile.
u faut alors demonter Ia lampe pour
nettoyer 10 moderator. N. Neubur.
ger q Gu remedier 4 Get inconvenien.
en disposans 4 Ia partie inferieure du
piston IN Petit fiira metallique tres fin
que l'huile traverse forctment avant de
passer dams 10 tube d'ascensiod. Ce
filtre est tres utile, meme pour les lam.
pes Oh l'on brhle des huiles bien epu.
rees. car diverses matieres etrangercs
fnissent toujours par s'introduire dams
les lampes, le plus souveDt par Ia ne.
gligence des personnes qui 10 prepa-
rent. De plus, quand le piston est ar
rive au bas De 20 course, le fltre Went
s'appuyer sur 10 fond du reservoir ct
fait Office lie bouoAon, De sorte que
phuile contenue dams ie tube -d'sscen.
sion ne Peut reaagceudre; ID msehe
reste aiusi impr Nc d huile ct il nest
pAs necessaire .'at.eaose que Ptuile
soft mortee a. mt d'allamer h lsmpe.
Pour qu'u Tampa dun systeme
quelcor que + acttonne oien, IL faut que
IL meche de boune qualits; les
plus fines les neilleures. Les me.
ches doiv, atre ccuservtes dams un
endroit.se, autrement elles s'<renteni,
c'est.i-dir1 gu'slles 80 penetrent d'hu.
midite fEuile no monte plus 9u'avec
peine ct le meches So eharbonnent rs.
pidement r
Les r habiles CONSTRUCTORS ont
fait Dc / reux efforts pour rempla-
Ger lbui II d'autres liquides COM
bustibles u'nn emploi plus avantageux /;
ces liqlides sont isIcool, lether, les.
prit de-bois ct differents carbures d'hy.
drogene, tells que l'esseuce de tereben.
thine, les huiles legsres dc goudron,
les hGiles de schiste, etc. Les trois
premiers il hides donnent en- trllant
beaucoupI chaleur, mais peu de lu.
niere ; eS :meiaDgeant avec des car.
lures ihS pgene on obtient dss liqui.
des tres isirants designes sous les
mons de " hquids. gazogsne. etc.
NJ. Rober imagine, pour braier ces
liquides, lumpes specisles qui pre-.
seuteui l. dispositions les plus ingA.
nieuscs OF meme temps les plus els.
gaptes. liquides gasogenes ne t..
cbent pas oomme lhuiIe. mais iIs re-
panden, une odeur peu agreeable, non
pas pendant Ia combustion. mais pen
dant Ia preparation des lampes dc
plus, lis presenteut des dangers din.
cendie, car @s sont tres inaammables q