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EMPLOYMENT that Pays. For particulars
Ia address S. NJ. SPENCER & Co., Brattlebo-
70, Vt.
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SILVER CAKE.-The' !, whites Of 5; xteen
eggs, and a pound of butter, one pound Of
hour' one tea.spoonfnl Of cream Of tartar,
and one ofsoda. Mix the butter and soda,
and then addthe -four and beaten whites
Ut eggs9&ssifs>the -four and cream of tartar
Iegetasrs 10 Dissolve the soda in q little wa
e ses and put it in after the, cake is well mix
&c. Flour according to taste,
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SO A Day for. all. Address A. J. Pull
LAM, N. Y.
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.,, aotDns cAkn,- !: yoo llkks't Of sixteen t t
~ oae cup Of butter, two Of sugar sugar and
% eerse q nour, One t~easpoornful Of cream
Mil nj 1r,a one Of soda and a cup Of sour
'nniih' flavor with bitter almond.
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,s aa : oAkE;-One pint CUP Of sugar r; two
nouf, oae large tablespoonful q lard or
c Oas.e', one teaspooaful Of soda, and one Of
Gseam OF tartar, Or q teacnp Of sour milk
Flavor With lemon or ginger ""tA'
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The New Orleans Bee.
DE LA NouvE1LE-oR1EANs

Newspaper published in French and Eng
fish, Daily, (Mondays ~excepted) and
Semi Weekly in French.
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Lumber! Lumberyy

NHOsE wishing LUMBER, will please call
L. at Messrs. d Lalanne g. Bros, Wishing
ton, and Bloch & Dupre, Opelousas, and give
their order, which will be filled within a short
notice. .'-.'. A. SAMUELS,
, July 10 3m Grand River Mills.
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Third day chills cured with KIM If .h;,,.
King gf thiits7 rurss seventh day chills:
After Tying every other known remedy.
King OF Chills win cure you. =, y
ssaatss l. Z sIa aanoa Sold by C. MAYO. T.,
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LIVERY

THE UNDERSIGNED has always on hand
= Wagons, Hacks. Buggies, Saddle .Hor-
SEES, &c, to hire at as reasonable prices as any
other person in this Parish. He takes this
opportunity to inform his patrons and the
public in general, that hereafter he will charge
only rs Gents per feed for horses, mules,
&c. VIM. Nj. JOHNSON.
July 10 '69-3m
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q Planters friend, King Of Chills.. - :
King Of Chills, cures every time -. y.z7~
For Neuralgia andssun pain King Of Chills.
King of ChiLls saves4time audmonev.
Sold by G. MAYO,
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Each number of
APPLETONS' JOURNAL
Contains
THIRTY TWO PAGES OF READING MATTER
The Great Novel OF
VICTOR HUGO,
Entitled
THE MAN WHO LAUGHS,
Or >
BY THE KINGS COMMAND,
Was begun in the first narnher,
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=CREosoTE IN TYPHOID FEvER.-M. Pecho
lier, Of Montpelier, has recently been con
Quoting a series of interesting researches or
the action of creesote in typhoid fever
Conceiving the disease to be one totius sub
stantae, depending on certain changes in
the blood, caused by the action Of an or
.ganized ferment,, which draws from the
blood the materials necessary for its nutri.
lion, and exhales, those thrown of by it,
decomposition, NJ. Pecholier has been led.
the Lancet reports to employ, creosote as
an antl-fermentive agent. Sixty patients at
the Hospital st. -Eloi were chosen as the
subjects of the experiment. Every day a
dsapghts containing three drops Of creesote.
two of essence of lime, ninety grammes Of
water, and thirty grammes of orange-Aow-
er water, was administeredsto the patients
At the same time enemata4 were given. con.
taiiaIng from three to five drops Of c~reosote.
M. 1Pecholier states, as the result of his ex.
perinents, thai, creosote employed in weak
doses, either IN ~draughts, injections, or in
the form OF vapor, at the outset of typhoid
teEer, acts powerfully in diminishing the
Intensity Of the disease, and shortening its
4 N. Pecholier adds that the en-
pioynentaef the remedy as a prophylactic
agens I'm schools, gafrisons, hospitals, &C.,
during epidemics, would be of extreme eff.
-%%N l. v HI ~ !
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WANTED want Fifty Thousand
" Shingles made. ANY one wishing to
take the job will apply to me. will advance
provis ions HENRY L. GARLAND,
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King Of Cbills never fails : - : -
nuossi.e'e for quinine, King of Chills. -
hing 81 Chills cures dnnh ~ sh.1.a
chilis. ."@aTEa 65G -, " saaking
King: . of cfhli hills cures eev every other her daav, ch;i,s
-.-ssl - a5aAas = e. { Sold b.; C. MAYO
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PPLET0NSJOURNAT.

A WEEKLY PAPER,
Dsr0ted to Literature, Science and Ar,,
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Great Distribution.
Blythe Metropolitan Gift Co.

CASH GIFTS TO THE AMOUNT OF $500, 600
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The Steamer.
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Wine, Beer and Fresh Butter
Always on ICE.

ALI Cheap for CASH..
Aug. 7 '69-1m
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D. APPLETON & CO., Publishers
y w. 1888 Grand ssrsss,
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Every Ticket Draws IL Prize.
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NEW YORK.
Movements OF the President
The Spanish Gunb0At Seizure.
Late AdvIces from Caba.
Important Cabinet MeetInE AntIcI
paIed.

NEw YoRK, August 0. q
The President aud family left on the
Mary Powell yesterday for GGrrison's,
where they are TO be the guests OF
The Spanish Minister is In this city,
but his object has no direct connection
with the seizure Of the Spanish gun
boats. He Is waiting Instructions from
Madrid. The boats still remain under
indictment, and more explicit Instruc.
tionB as TO what is to be done with them
viii probably be received from Score.
tary Fish to-day. Mr.. Delamater, the
contractor for building the gunboats, 10
anxious about the vessels as they Will
cost him $4,000. 600 In gold. Marshal
Barlow says that the boats will not be
permitted to leave their present posi-
tions until their character 10 changed or
Instructions received for their release.
Late Havana letters give, irom a
Spanish standpoint, the rebel assault
on Puerto Principe, and the repulse.
At the latest mail Advlces the Ill fortune
OF the insurgents continued, The force
OF Jordan, Mormol, Maroon and FiRu.
redo, attacked simultaneously the Span.
lsh detachments on the estates OF La
Cruise Santo, Sitio San Jose and Santa
Isabel, as also those OF the Palma Sori-
ano village, and were driven back at
all points.
II is stated that last evening Judge
Plerrepont, the President and Secre.
tary Fish, held private interview and
resolved that owing to the lRteness Of
the hourRnd the fact that the Judge had
received from the Spanish authOritIes
some Spanish correspondence which
had not been translated, with reference
to the late seizure, TO postpone the con-
ference until this morning at 10 o'clock.
It was stated by those interested that
matters OF the most utmost Importance
Will then be discussed, and that the
conference will extend over several
hours.
No dispatches were received at the
District Attorneys Office relative to the
Spanish gun boats.
Col. Whitley, OF the secret service,
last night made another important ar.
rest OF counterfelters. Suspicion has
for q long time been directed against
two Frenchmen, named Antonio Ain.
tool and Charles EnchIe, OF mauufac-
turing and utterlng counterfeit Eve
dollar gold pieces, and counterfeit 25
cent currency notes. Last night the
othcers took the men Into custody, and
box containing several thousand dol.
lars oseounterfelt money was found In
their possession, and was taken charge
Of BY the officers.
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SPAIN.
BLOT II MOBILE.
A Negro Meeting Breaks up In u
Row.
Three Persons Killed and Several
wounded.


Tho Soldiers Called Out.
NOZZLE, Aug. g.
Last night q serious riot occurred In
this city, beginning at an outdoor
Republican meeting to celebrate the
triumph Of the Republican candidate
for this Congressional district. The
meeting was large one and composed
exclusively Of negroes, except few
white leaders. During the whole OF
yesterday rumors were Ia circulation
that the negroes were very much ex.
cited, defiant and threatening, and
meant to burn the Democratic cAndi-
date for Congress, Col. Mann, In eff1gy.
Several citizens called on the Mayor
and some OF the leaders and advised
them that It would be better TO postpone
the meeting, for II the effigy threat was
carried out the white people could not
be restrained from an attempt TO resent
the indiguity by force. 1t was thought
that these representations had had the
desired effect and that there would be
no meeting. At 8 o'clock, however, the
tar barrels were lighted and the
negroes began 10 flock In until
they swslled Into crowd OF
1000 or |, 500. Many came with'Runs
aud almost all with concealed arms,
pistols, knives audraZ1rs. Nothing 90
Cured except the in1ammatory talk
OF some ofthe speakers until 10 O'Clock
when jocose dispute between two cit.
liens, on subject entirely foreign 10
politics or the meeting, attracted some
attention, and In pressing up to see
what II was about, white accidentally
trod on the foot Of q negro. Just as the
alteration about this was settled, a
pistol shot was heard. This was signal
for general firing, and the whole crowd
continued few moments as the crowd
quiet reigned, broken only by the tread
Of white patrols. A detachment Of
United States troops was stationed a.
the guard house OF the request OF the
Mayor, In anticipation OF trouble
They took no part In the Rffray except 10
march up town to look after and put q
stop to the firing. ills not known who
hred the drst shot. There were not over
100 men as LOCKERS on at the meeting.
The casualties were small considering
the number OF shots fred at close
quarters. Many shots must have been
| nfed In the air. Inree negroes were
killed outright and i've wounded.
Four police officers and three other
white men were wounded.
The Register OF this morning COM
ments on the riot Ds follows: Last
nights work was done after our edito.
rial Of this morning was In Frlnt. It
10 q sharp and quick commentary on
the danger we forecast from the present
aspect OF affairs. It lisa burning shame
that this community owes 1t to
Itself 70 protect itself from repetition.
Where the blame lies there Is no
room for question. These deeds are
the direct outflow Of the maddened pas.
siou5Nof the negroes, inflamed and lash.
ed into fury BY political harangues and
private inStiRRtions OF the foreign rad
icAls In our midst. It Is question Tor
the public to decide how long these In.
ceudiarIes shall be allowed to expose
the peace OF society and safety Of wo'
men and children. We hope q public
meeting will be held TO answer this
question,
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The steamers Holsatla and Damas.
Gus arrived at Liverpool yesterday.
Thomas Farrell, a fireman on the
steamer Kate Putnam, OF Plttsburg,
was drowned al St. LohLs on Thurs
day.
IA Helena, Montana, dispatch says
Hon. John CAsanaugh, Democrat, Is
eEe.elected delegate to Congress from
that territory BY 1000 majority.
A barber named VIM. Schupkegel,
living In Mascoutah, ILL.,, was brutally
murdered In saloon, Wednesday af.
ternoou, by Henry Gath a butcher.
sam. BoWles left Denver Wednes.
day, TO join Vics.President Colfax's
party. Previous to leaving he was
presented with q pitcher made out OF
Colorado silver and gold.
The professor OF Hanover College
at Madison, Ind, and amateurs OF that
place, have made extensive prepara-
tons 10 take astronomical observations
OF the eclipse to-day.
The Chinese Merchants Sing Mum
and Choy Chew, are now In Chicago,
They held q reception at the Sherman
House, Thursday evening, which was
largely attended. They will proceed 10
New York, next Monday.
"A terrible hght occurred In New
York on Thursday, between two sea.
men OF the steamship City OF Limerick,
named Richard Braurer and r. Back
Us. Brurer was thrown overheard and
drowned. BAckuS was arrested.
John Il. Pratt, the rlngleader OIL
Jefferson, Texas, riots, was arrested In
New York on Thursday evening, BY a
detective from the headquarters or Gen,
Reynolds, who has been on bis track
since April last. He was committed to
the Ludlow street jail.
The horses for the great trots to
come of next week at Buffalo, are ar
rlviuR there from the west and Canada.
II 10 estimated that over million dol.
lars worth Of fast horses are now In the
city. Among the arrivals ThursdAy,
were W. r. johnson from Kentucky,
and the noted PAGER, Dan Yourhles.
"A young man by the name Of De-
lAuy, who had come TO Chicago, for the
the purpose Of taking orders In the
Catholic church, was drowned In the
Lake, Thursday night, Just of the foot
OF Park Row. BY the capslzlng OF boat
In which he was taking u sail, u com.
panIon who came to Chicago for the
same purpose, was saved by the efforts
OF q Mr.. Edwards who was near OF
hand.
"A Santa Fe dispatch says party
OF miners wer6 attacked by Indians
near Sulphur Spring, and their wagons
and supplies Tell into their hands. A
party Of miners on an Inspecting tour
TO San Juan county, were allowed to
pass through the country by the Utah
Indians, but they were positively pro-
hlbited from locating claims. Large
numbers Of cattle and sheep have been
driven of by the Indians In Arribc
county.
VIM. X. Lamphear, stencil cutter
residing at No, GO Seneca street, Cleve,
land, Ohio; suspeCIiug undue intimacy
between one OF his employ ees, named
George Stanley. and his vile, who
boarded at the same house, went tC
work early yesterday morning, and OF
returning found Stanley In bed with
his vile. He attacked both With q
knife, inhlotlng o wound In his wiie'l
, abdomen which will probably prove
fatal, and severely wounding Stanley
. In the shoulder. LAn1phear was or.
rested,
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Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods,

Housekeeping Goods, Carpets, OIL Uloths
u.., h1gA AAttAt 8e., d6.
general assortment OF Rrtlclts direotIv and
indirectly connected with o Dry Goods. M.
lion and Carpet Establishments combinetl
Inlo one mammoth establlBhment. which
enables me 70 buy and sell O much larger
menA In the city In our line, and In conSa.
qnenoe " whiSh can buy and sell them al
Iee9 pnceaI Studying economy In every de-
paItm1nt; having NO rent 10 pay, can do q
Mte1 business nt lea8 expense than any
number OF gentlemAnly and competeiit
bo pleased. ''''- ~
Special attention is Invited 10 few arti.
cle8 OF our stock,
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THE young lady OF seventeen sum.
mers is no longer the object Of Commo.
dora Vanderbllrs gushing affections.
She has been supplanted by widow
Of twenty, the most beautiful and fas-
cinRtlng OF all SaratoGa's chArmers.
The lovely lady has been observed, In
the romantic walks Of Congress Spring
hanging with fond affection on the arm
Of the Central magnate, who poured
sweet strains In her ear, and referred
with contempt to the shallow love oi
his younger rivals. Madame Rumor
authoritatively announces the parties
engaged.
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In great variety and at low prices, Kid
Gloves, full line OF 6est quality, u q, 81 80,
9ortment o. almost any price. Ladies' and
Gents HahdkeIcbieh, from 50 10 q apiece.
The best Cord Machine Cotton In the
world n SOC per dOE,
HOslEkY-The largest assortment OF La.
most any price.
MarBaIleS, Honey Comb and Lancaster
9nil9 CloakS and 6hRwl8 In great variety
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PRINTS.

A larye assortment Of New Styles, 10, tx
an and lSc. Bu1Glo Allapacos 10, 90, 70, 10, 90,
", ": Pure MohaiF Lustrei and PopIlns
ftom 6Octo 81 50 Fancy and Black silks from
u 8 70 @ 50 per yard, - '''
bombaEineS, Grape BatheriA, Alexandria
Sord. And many otner styles Of goods BuIta.
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MEADvILLE rejoIces In q ghost. he
Is the disembodied spirit OF an engineer
named Sprague, who some time since
was killed on the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway. he makes himself
manifest by lowering about the place
where his engine used to stand, and
amuses himself In the silent watches
OF the night by throwing brick bats al
those who are compelled to pass the
Rnot.
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Comments OF the British Press on ths
Late Seizure OF Spanish Gunboats.
LONDON, August 9,

LONDON, August 9.
Al on early hour this morning, dur
Ing the session Of Parliament, great ex.
element was caused by O loud explo-
aion In the building. Search was instI-
tuted and Tin case which bad contain
ed powder was picked up on a terrace
near by. Not much damage was done.
No arrests have been made, and the
affair Ia involved In mystery.
The Harvard boat crew have received
their new boat. AK feet long.
A correspondent Of the Post at Rome
writes that II 10 not probable the Pope
will renounce the idea Of council,
The emancipation Of civil society from
church influence is so complete Il will
be esuperauous to persist In the meeting,
1t Is expected the other States will show
the same moderation as Baron Beust In
bis reply to Hobelaper.
The seizure by the American Govern
ment Of gunboHts building for Spain at
different points In the United States,
has elIolted the following from the
London newspapers:
The Morning Star, the radical organ,
says the American Government haV-
tA6 VAhlgAbeA NbhuA III luNOL VI opalu
by enforcing the neutrality laws, has
now proceeded equally vigorously
against Spain, and for some cause the
writer regards the recognition OF Cuba
by Peru as ill-ad vlsed, though spirited.
In spite OF all predictions the Cuban
insurgents seem able 10 hold their
ground. The whispers OF the ceSslon
Of Cuba to the United States are now
louder than ever. The Americans have
desired to come Into possession Of that
island for the past twenty years. Now
the obstacle OF slavery having been
solVed, II a fair purchase can be effect
ed, all parties may be satisfied with the
arrangement, which will give another
State to this Union and remove the
great perplexity from the arena OF
Spanish politics.
The NeWS concludes It's article as fol-.
lows: Considering all the circumstances
which make 1t difficult for the Euro
peans to keep hold Of their unwilling
colonies In America, and rejecting that
Cuba Is now In lnsurrectlon. Spain will
be fortunate II twenty million dollars
ever reach Madrid as the price Of Cuba.
FRANCE.
Movements Of the Emperor and
EuEenIe"Duel between two
Prominent Men,
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Tho Election Returns Slowly Coming
ins.Probably Four Republican
CouEresamen Elected.
MoNTuoMRRY, Aupll

3RVNtNVaHDN4t 0UHUoE %
Returns are still meaRre, but enough
10 known TO render Il certain that
Buckley and Hays, Republicans, are
elected In the ID and 4lh districts, Cor
and Sherman, Democrats, are elected In
the 9th and 9th districtB. Returns from
the hrst district are too indefinite 10
pronounce certainly as 10 the result,
The impression u that Buckley Is elect
ed. The third district 10 very close, and
100 votes will probably decide the con.
teAt,
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by TELEGRAPI1.
WASHINGTON.
Supervisor OF Internal Revenue, Ira
n. Harrison, of New Jersey, to bel
Assigned to West virginia,
w Aouyvana,,

Assigned TO West VIrEintn.
WASHINGTON, August 6,
Under the present arrangement of
transferring Supervisors OF Internal
Revenue from one district 10 another,
the Commissioner has decided to as.
sign Supervisor Ira NJ. Harrison OF New
Jersey, 10 temporary duty In West Vlr.
glnia for the purpose Of making a
thorough investigation into Internal
revenue affairs In that State.
Information has been received here
that a Cuban expedition composed oil
about two hundred and ffty men
which LEFT a point on the coast OF
Florida the 4Gh inst. had arrived In
Cuba. tits stated that u courier who
accompanied the expedition returned
10 Florida and communicated by tele-
graph this morning, with . party In
this city.
The subject OF taxing manu- tacturers
OF shingles on sales, which has been
before the Revenue Bureau lately, has
been divided In favor Of exempling the
same In accordance with the ruling oi
ex.CommlsSioner Rollins.
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M uslins,

A largo assortment Of Bleached and TN.
bleached from 10, IL, Is, IL. IS. 40, Bl0achetI
and Uubl cached 5heetlng 81, o., lO-l. Lin,
on SheetinR Of superior quality 81, 1914, A
large supply Of Linen Table Cloths, Table
Linens, NapkiLIA, Tow ungH, hc., OF the belI
quality and exG eedlngly low prices.
shlrtlng Linens b0, 10, rs, So 81, 81 %,
Shirt BOSoms 20, Is, 30, 85, 10, So %, 73c,
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CLOTHS. CAssIMEREs

eatinets, Jeana, CaShmerets, &c,, the largest
assortment In the city, 70 accommodate Ser.
chanu and Merchant TGilon at ERSteru
Prices also, Tailors' TrimminKS,
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MOBILE, August 8.
The 1st Congressional district is un.
certain, and 1t will take the official
count to decide It,.
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wHITE GOODS

AlarEO assortment Of all the sdinerent makes
Lawn, aofL anlShed JRo0net, Siriped Jaco.
nets, Plaid JacOneH, BriillRnS, Piuues
Sfe4odeln Yelling Of oil oOlors; Flannes oi
al kinda and pricea.
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AUGUST 6.-FLGuR-Qulet,
GRAIN-Wheat-Steady and very &C.
tive; amber at 81 40 for new, 81 IS for
old, closing with no buyers OF new aI
81 IS; No. l red at 81 II; No. 2 red al
81 ~; No. 3 red at 81 80; No. ! old white
Michtgan at 81 SIX; No. 2 white Wa
bash at 81 5OAl 81 rejected spring at 97c,
Corn-lc better; No, l at 09c; No. 2 at
500. rejected ut $50, 0ata-Quiet; new
No. ! At $50. Rye-No. 2 old at 98c; new
do at 900,
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BY TELEGRAPH,
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIa,

lIySterIOuS Explosion OF Powder in
the House or Parliament,
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Tho Pope to RonOunce the Enamel.
patton COuacII.