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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-12-29
Glen snu1s Publications..

Great reduction in the price for 1878
Gleason'S Pictorial to 50 year. Single copies
five cents.
The Home Circle to 80 year, single copies
five cents, for sale by all newsdealers.
Gledson's Monthly Companion to 81 year,
single copies ten cents. All postage free.
The price of Chromos has just been greatly
reduced. No one now gives such liberal terms
to agents as we do. Send for new free circular.
Address f. Gleason & Co., 1888 Wash ngton
Street Boston Mass
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-12-29

Pressing the palm of the hand closely
over the instep and toes while the boots
are on will restore circulation, says DR..
Foote's Health Monthly. The hands of
another person are better. than ones
own hands; but the latter will answer.
Putting the right leg across the left
knee and firmly grasping the instep and
toe of the shoe or boot with the left hand
will in little while induce warmth in
the right foot; then put the left foot
across the right knee and grasp that with
the right hand and hold it until it be-
comes warm.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-12-29
RmrneIt,S Cologne

is of the best quality, and is filled in elegant
bottles of superior finish and beauty. 1t is
offered in popular sizes and at popular prices.
This refreshing perfume is thus brought within
the reach of every one. 1t is prepared from
tho purest and best materials, and with the
utmost care. In Quarter and Half Pints, Pints,
and Quarts. In Basket style, cork and glass
st0nners.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-12-29

Stop that terrible cough, and thus avoid a
grave. by taking DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. AS a cough remedy
it is unsurpassed. Sold by druggists.
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How to Make

How to Make Coed Bread.
Use Dooley's Yeast Powder, and you will
have no difficulty. The substances entering
into its composition are perfectly pure, healthy
and nutritious
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-12-29

Patentees and inventors should read adver-
tisement of Edison Bros. in another column.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-12-29

Interesting 10 All is the offer of Genuine
Microscope for trife. See Advt.
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four Senators, consisting Of Messrs. HAmlin-
Ransom, Howe and Mcdonald, Amicably sd
justed the matter by preparing a resolution
which stated that all offensive remarks passed
be ween the two Senators had been the out
growth OF misappFeht nsi0n, and that they
were mutually simultaneously withdraws. The
resolution was agreed to unanimously.
A great many Congress1en have left Wash
ingt0n to spend the holiday recess at their
homes
The naval court Of inquiry into the cause Of
the wreck Of the Huron, reports that Com
mander Ryan was principally responsible for
the disaster.
William Poor, aged nineteen, died in Wash
ington Of hydrophobia. He had been bitten
by a small dog eight weeks previous to his
death.
John A. joyce, one Of the st. Louis " crooked
whisky" men, convicted and imprisoned dur
ing Geheral Grants second term, has been
pardoned by the President. joyce had served
his fun term of two years imprisonment, but
was unable to pay the additional sum Of
$4,000, which was remired.
Foreign News.
A circular to the great powers of Europe has
been sent by Turkey, asking their mediation
in the war with Russia.
The skating accidents for the winter began
ny luo ulONulLB VI TWO young men nhultu
Boucher and Constantine in the river at st.
Eustache, Canada.
A large number of men employed in the
Northumberland (England) coal mines have
struck against a proposed reduction of their
wages.
The British parliament will meet earlier than
usual this year on account of the crisis in
Eastern offairs.
A call for GO 900 fresh troops has been made
in Russia.
General Grant arrived at Palermo, Sicily in
United States steamer.
Great suffering exists among the poor Of
Constantinople.
Mr.. Welsh presented his credentials as United
States minister to England to the Queen, tC
whom he was introduced by he Earl of Derby
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Her own Words.
VEGETINE.
Safe and, Sure.

Mr.. II. r. STEVENS:
In 1872 your VEGETINE recommended TO me,
and, yielding to the persuasons of friend consented
to try it. At the time suffering from general
debility and nervous prostration, supernduced by
work and irregular habits. Its wonderful strengthening
and curative properties seemed to affect my debtated
system from the first dose and under its persistent USE
rapidly recovered, gaining than usual health and
good feeling Since then have not hesitated to give
VEGETINE my most unqualified Endorsement, as being
safe sure, and powerful agent in promoting health
and restoring the wasted system to life and energy
VEGETINE is the only medicine use and, as long
live, never expect to find better
Yours truly, W. II. CLARK,
100 Monterey Street. Aleg hany, Penn
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The old western settler-the evening
sun,
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Agents, Read This
BOSTON WEEKLY TRANSCRIPT

The best family newspaper published eight pages Hty
ak columns reading
Terns-s22 per annum; clubs of eleven, nj \ paf
snnum in advance.
SPFCTNIEN copy GRATIS
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COTTON WoRMs.-From gentle
menwho have travelled extensively
throughout the country, we learn
that the reports about damages
done by cotton worms have been
greatly exaggerated. Ia some To-
Calities they have not suffered at
all, while in no place should the
damage be estimated at one half
crop. However, planters should
not longer neglect the application
OF that sure remedy, the Texas
Cotton Worm destroyer, sold by
Mr.. J. E. Riyet, Bienville street,
New Orleans.
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lightning Rods,
WELLS AND WATER COOLERS.
j. n. BALDWIN.

THE Lightning Rod Man of Attakspas,
Is again 10 the feIu, ready to do all work
IN his line. Orders addressed TO him at
FRANKLIN, or LEFT with Boutte g. Con
souIIn, New Iberia; 4. H6heFt, Yermilion
vile; Richard Leblanc, Aobeville; a. L.
Dyer, Royville; E. a. Duehamp, ST.
M~aTtinsvflle, or g. A. Landry, Brashear
City, viii be promptly attended to. j13lt
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s4MsfiIa R0bias.
Wanted.

EVERY BODY TO KNOW THAT
Bodley Brothers are not agents for the
sale of Wagons and Carts, but having
~unequalled facilities for manufacturing,
at their WI Factory,in Wheeling, West
Virginia, they arc prepared to furnish
any size and style of FIRsT-CLASS a
Wagons, Ok, Rice, Farm .Bagasse or one
horse Carts, three or fouT-mnle Cane
Carts, Wheel-barrows, Spokes, Felloes,
Shafts, Wagons, and Cart Material, etc
at as low prices as any work offered in
this market, Furthermore, that we use
no white pine for cart beds, or black
gum for hubs that we put in FULL size
Axles, Locust Hubs, thoroughly seasoned.
Allegheny mountain white oak timber.
and give reliable guarantee with every
wagon and carts sold by us. We have a
Foundry and Machine Shop at ThiBo-
deaux, from whence we can furnish
every description of Plantation Machin-
cry. Identified with the interests of the
country in which we live, We respect
fully solicit a share of the public patron.
age. B0DLEY BROTHERS.
IL and 100 Common Street.
Between st Charles and CITY Hotels.
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editorial.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.

Now that the State Govern
ment is happily once more in the
hands Of our own people, we have
a right to expect d great deal
from it. In many parishes of the
State, (nOtably those of POinte
COupee and IberVille, J agriculture
interests have been l%snguishiDg
for a decade of years, and many
citizens, unable longer to make a
livelihood in the districts subject
to overflow, have sought other
countries because they knew that
the then existing corrupt govern
ment could not or would not afford
them any relief.
Even parishes not ordinarily
subject to overflow have suffered
greatly because of the want of
necessary internal improvements.
Assumption and Lafourche have
immense tracts Of the richest land
in the world which could be
drained and redeemed at very
trifing cost considering the bene,
fit to be derived TerrebOnne's
bayOus are nearly all filling up
with weeds and OVERLOOKING her
best lands, all for the lack of q
little State aid her choice lands
on BayOus Black and OhacahouIa,
as well as st Mary's former most
productive section on Bayou
BRuf, are now comparatively idle
for the want of a few levees to
protect them from overflow ;
Iberia has thousands of acres,
worth millions to the State, lying
wa in the Grand Marais when
tbs hale could very clieapIy BE-
Fed Eea st. Martin, Lafsystt
ernliQ fe nearly avervv
btag need certain
internal improvements, ana IL cur
Legislature at its next session,
will earnestly take hold Of this
matter, we have no doubt that
the General Government can be
induced to take full charge of the
Mississippi l~evees, while each
interior parish will be enable to
secure the improvements they so
badly need, and in such q manner
that each parish will mostly pay
for it's own work, if the benefits
are purely local.
This il a subject which should
now be agitated by the whole
press Of the State, to prepare Our
legislators for the work before
them.
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DEED.

WARD.-In New Iberia, at the resi-
dence OF her mother, at 4 o'clock, Mon
day morning, Sept. Sd, Liddy V. Ward,
aged 70 years
The deceased was q noble type Of the
true christian, and in her death her race
have lost one who did them honor, Sc.
James Methodist church 4 zealons and
worthy sister, and tho writer's family
viii long cherish her momory, and feel
that orr household has sustained an
:rrepaFab
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The Governors Of States chose
who partieipated) had q grand
reception at the permanent Exhi.
bition ia Philadelphia, and visited
places Of interest Id other cities
this week.
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Gall on II. Dudley Coleman &
Bro, No. - Union street, New
Oeleans, when you want cheap
machinery, mill stones, irons and
portable steam engines, cotton
presses, etc
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CORRECTED Capt.F. Feray,par.
ish sOrveryOr Of vermilion, takes
our correspondent "E. NJ to task
for saying there are 40 miles of
open land ia that parish West of
the Bayou, and shows that there
are but t61 miles in chat distance
to Qoeue,Tortue Bayou. Capt.
Feray il certainly excellent au,
thority on such subjects.
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gtatE Aews.

cam every low.
The dry weather ia RiChland
has caused cotton to shed a great
deal aud ruined the pea and po-
tato crops.
Died, on Southdown plantation,
Tabby Jenkins, cOlored, supposed
to be 50 years of sge.-TerrebOnne
Progress.
Several planters at BOutte have
raised too much corn. One of
them has 5000 bushels mere than
he needs for sale.
Sydney Smith, the little sou of
Mr.. Frank Smith, of Berwick st.
Mary, was drowned at Hanson'S
shipyard last week.
Clement Smith, an excellent Cit
izen residing some three miles
above ThibOdaux, died last Sun
day-ThibOdGaE Sentinel.
Attorney General Ogden has
directed the District Attorneys to
enter suit at once against the
d~efaulting Tax collectors.
The cotton worms have done
their work in Cameron, but the
yield of cotton in that parish will
be good Notwithstanding.
Thirty five pound watermeIons
are selling in the market of Homer
at ten cents each, aud splendid
peaches at fifty cents per bushel.
The Pointe,au Loups springs in
st. Landry parish are becoming a
popular resort among people of
the western portion of the State.
Rice growers are having an ex-
CelIent season for cutting their
crop, one of the best that has been
had for years.-Thib0dGWG SeWtj>
mel.
In Cslcasien parish, 10 the Su~
gar Town neighbOrhood, the cat
erpillars we're, on the 26th August,
making q clean sweep of the cot
ton.
New sweet potatoes are selling
in Clinton at one dollar and aQusr.
ter q bushel, and new fodder at
seventy five cents per hundred
pounds.
The st. Charles parish school
board has determined to have ten
schools in that parish, to be open.
ed September /, eight for black
and two for white children.
We have heard, that the real,
Simon pure army worm has made
its appearance in the upper end of
the parish, False River, lower
Chenal, also Bayou POydras, and
is extending its ravages a great
deal in those lOcalities.-PojMte
COWper Pelican.
A man named John KlOCk was
picked up last week in Iberville
and taken to Mr.. Austiu's planta
ton. 1t was discovered after his
death that this resulted from
TWO pistol wounds in the breast
The mans death was undOubts
eddy the result of want of atten~
ton.
Mr. Oaear Lepine, an obser~
sing and experienced planter,
ld SAYS one year
has passed without rain sufficient
at any time to nII the psausakioa
ditches. This is a phenomena
that no man does not see more than
once in a life time. There have
been months within the last ten
years in which there has been
more rain has fallen than
within the twelve months now
closing, and yet with one or two
exceptions of a few days duration
crops have not suffered for rain,
the showers being not too far
apart aud never furnishing any
surplus of wateT,-ThibOdG0pSen,
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Memorandum
- Buy all Hats, Trunks,
Valises at the StOnewall jacks
son." corner Royal and st. Louis.

Quick RELIEF WITHOUT A DOCToR.-
Though we would by no means be
understood as d~eprecatiing but rather
as recommending, professional aid in
disease there are multitudes of
instances when it is neither necessary
or easy to obtain. A family provided
with a comprehensive household spe-
citic like HOstetter's Stomach Bitters,
is posse ssed of a medicinal resource
adequated to most emergencies in which
medical advice would be otherwise
necdful. That sterling tonic and cor
rective invariable remedies, and is
authoritatively recommended for debil-
ity, Indigestion, liver disorder, an irreg-
ular habit of body, urinary and uterine
troubles, incipient rheumatism and govt
and many other ailments Of frequent
occurrence. 1t eradicates and prevents
intermittent and remitteut fevers,
relieves mental dependency. checks
premature decay, and invigorates the
nervous and muscular tissues. Sleep,
disgestion and appetite are promoted
by it, and it is extremely useful in over
coming the effects of exhaustion aud
exposure.
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CoTToN GlNNED FOR THE SEED.
This seems almost incredible, vet
such are the terms of Choppiu's
Star GinRery, New Orleans.
Sacks furnished responsible per-
sons. Read Mr.. Choppin's adj
vertlsement ID another column.
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Artistjc.-W. W. Washburn's
pictures are the best, 100 Canal
street, New Orleans.
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SWSOS. Land 81 Farms
FOR SALE

No. I.-156O ACRES OF LAND ON
BELLE RIVER, unimproved, Good
navigation. Before tho war, 100 aTpents
Welded 30 hogsheadS OF sugar and 6OO
barrels OF molasses. Price so an acre.
NO. 2.-3,ICO ACRES OF LAND ON
RAYON L'OURS, three miles from Bayou
Beouf Station. Price, $40 an acre.
NO. 3,-THREE FARMS of so,
rs and 100 acres. Onc-and-a-half to i've
miles from AMIIE CITY, La. Beantl-
fully located remarkably .healthy-ad-
mirably adapted to stock raising and
dairying. Range excellent aud bound
less. Terms, easy.
NO. "A SMALL SUGAR FARM,
on east side OF Bayou TeChe, seven miles
above St. Martinsville, and near the line
of the proposed New Orleans and Texas
Railroad. Fronts 5 6-l0 Rrpent on the
BAYOU by % arpents deep 100 arpents
fenced, ia arpents good timber. Small
dwelling, crib and stable. Price IS DOC
tWo-thirds cash, balance in one and two
wears. Stock aud Seed Cane sufficient TO
plant y arpents, will be kold extra.
Sugar mill convenient.
NO, 5,-A SMALL SUGAR PLAN
TATION, in VermiliOn parish, contain
ing $50 arpents-100 arpents enclosed
and under cultivation and 81 arpents
timber land. A light eight-horse sugar
mill, capacity four to five hogshead5, on
the place, in good running order. Good
Io"en aiu I ! .";In froUl 81 W.
WE. o'U 81, ~ AbIoviII1 piooo
healthy; water good. Enough Cane on
sDe plaCe ~ p''"' &c. d. g. ono aro hid
uaice VI Ill 49, R2'T0I, us
C aon 20 'ho nlino wiII ha cola nbo3n A
SoC nah'nI n;tGin h, IL n,iLo ~ th,.
hTo" ''''l
P'"o'
mo. 81 PLAN Or %"
AChho' 5't"i''ou ~ Vne Pai'Sh VI H'
iayette, aO0It . ihii9" 'FoHl Tue t0"n VI
'trnl l"h'lile' ana 1 .lI1S RON Nefin.'-
ION .jon, (WeSt.l Near mo limS Oh tpG
p"rGJrcttd NJ leAaS IL H.: Inc la!1
n,yn, "'[n ct W. t Ti+'| na4 Is s'p p|,.ed I in ,ha
St','o Tna ;n~nTovonsrt. nra NV and
~" - ~ nna L,rga donLIe ,IwpIIiIo-
horSe one kitcbsn with irnning To,n
,hr"" osb;ns mo corn crib mn cnrn
m'II ."d . hno,y Ionoe AIs0 20%0
mo,n or less panels of cypress fencing,
enclosing $50 acres Of land; now under
cultivation, N~eighborhood good, and
location healthy. Price $4,000. $4,000
cash, balance in one and two years.
%To "a PLANTATION OF $40
AEPEENTTS of onon land o00 leinc nm
der fence and Al ~arnents If wood Land ad
ioining encIosod ae nostnTs sitnatad
near f'ake Peionenr in VarmiIion parish
i MIL from RoTviila and sbont Z miles
,r1m Ravon VSTmilion TmDrovemonts
consist ~ / comf1rtahio JwoIIiHr bonso
! s, ryanIo honso Iorge s4ohIn Orr crib1
wiIb nnrn MI aIIoLa5 bI"oiNuith sboD
with tools, cotton bonse. E GOOD Iaborers,
cabins. cisttrn. wells with chain pumps,
and an orchard of 3 arpents bearing
peaches, npricots. apples, figs and or.
ancea. A lot OF stock consisting of Beef.
Horses, Hogs. etc: a Moving Machine
and Hay Press, and all Farm I~mplemen,g
go with the place. Price, $40 00O.
NO, "A FINE TRACT OF $50
.cres, heavily oppressed, located about
one mlie west OF Town of Franklin. adj
ioirilg the estate of j, B. Murphy.
Price $500 per acre, hat Cash and
balance in one. two and three wears.
no O A STTGAR PLANTATION
soVru IuIIes above ST. MartinsviIle con.
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4 terrible battle was fought al
Pelisat, last week, and the Turks
were repeatedly repulsgd by the
Russians, with a loss of 5000 kun
"a and wounded.
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~ "The Stonewall jackson y
Hat and Trunk Emporium, corner
Royal and st. Louis Streets.
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Ex-Fresident Theirs, Of France,
died suddenly of apoplexy, on
The 2d inst.
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POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.
(Conclndod.l

NSVNNhN$
By Mr.. Burke, that a committee of
two be appointed by the Chair to aseer-
tain from Mr. Alcide Derouan what dis
position vas made by him of certain
unbranded cattle, sold by him by yirtue
Of ordinance heretofore passed by the
Police Jury Messrs ii. Miguez and j, A,
FagOt were appointed on said committee.
The following bills were examined in
open session. approved and the Presi-
dent authorized to issue warrants for
the same:
L. Viator, services as Sheriff. ...$ 95 90
.tSs 10 90
j. A. Provost, Police Juror, nine
meetings and mileage......... 40 60
Il. SteckleT, Sr.s same services
nine meetings and mileage. 80 81
Mrs. 9. Points, feeding prisoners 1929
Iete Lodge, Jail guard.s.s...... l6 90
tnliip Marquet, feeding prisoner. %
AdEisn Dominique. jury service. IA 30
"a. Derouan, "..... IA 10
J.Gall, rent Of court house $50. $50 DO
a.: 4: Hayes, services as Sheriff
III l4S0
= T. Burke, buggy and horse hire
" Supervisor Nas~.a % 90
>. TAN, lumber for bridges..-... IA 90
... "a ~
Jos Bodin, repairing bridges, etc. 80 90
Soulier 4 Decuir, for nails, / keg
Tor bridges 500
Aafien kIng,rOad repair in 1876. l5O
- JACOB, 1677..... II 90
arthur MIgues, Jail guard, ....,. 1890
ThIIlp broussard, jury services. 200
y. 4. seIrett, road repairs in 1876. 20 90
honoFe Migues, services as police
juror six meetings and mileage. 1870
]. Gall, lumber for bridges. m
E.Csbarksdale feeding prisoner. IL 90
4. L.hayes,.s Sheriff. ........... 1900
Bob Lee, road repairs in 1876 3 so
John Smack 81 I" ",. $50
Adam Theriot g d ora
Widow Faustin B. Romero, road
repairs IN 1876 ...-....... Gao
BOUTS a. GOnsoniin, hack hire
and horses TO Supervisor . 6sC0
L. n. Don1engean, TAILOR iii ne.
Martin, for feeding prisoners. So 40
Edw .Oelahoussaye, same purpose. AZ 40
T. L. Seguras Clerk. % 15t
L. j. Mc9a1y, j. u S4
James RoseH1ond, CoEstable... 670B
H.b. smith, Recorder. 500
: l. Burke, road repairs. ..... $50
PROSPER Romero, a... u 50
I. II. Segura, Clerk. m67
~ ~ III VT
SoalieT a. Decnir service as Jurors
transferred to them......... 90 u
g. W.Simpson, ]. Is 90
Noah Douglass, Constable..... II DO
Joseph Pierce, jail guard. -. 1000
Lucicen Green, sweeping court
house two months. 500
Desire Aiguez, services as JUROR. Ii 80
The several bills Of che Sheriff. which
were heretofore referred to the Parish
Attorney aud By him returned 60 the
Police Jury without his approval and
again referred 70 said attorneysw1th re-
quest 70 the Sheriff 10 meet s~aidatt0rney,
ltemize said accounts, ETC., were. after
s~lchsEeEision. approved BY said officer for
@ff, and warrants were accordingly
There being no other business. the
Police Jury Adjourned to the third
saturday in September.
LIP. SEnRETT. President.
l. b DEIAHoEsSArR. SerfarH
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HeH Doae.-Work done by the Howe
sewing machine, G. Vest, agent.
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Ben dc Bar and u. Z. Daven,
port, the actors, both died last
week.
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u Get your Hats aud Trunks
at " The StonewalI Jackson"
corner Royal and st Louis streets.
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Admiral Raphael senmes died
on The Sob al Point Clear, Ala.
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Brigham Yonng died at Salt
Lake City, On the Goth.
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I II. SARRAZIN,
STEAM TOBACCO MANDATORY

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