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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-08

The Mendoza district association OF the Mctho-
dist Episcopal church convened in Mendoza on
Tuesday, opening at O'Clock There were thir-
~ clcrgymcn present from adjoining towns.
Rev W. IT. Smith, presiding elder Of this dis
trict, occupied the chair. The forenoon and az
lcrnoon sessions were devoted to essays on PRO
bationn sunday Schools" Spiritual Power,
Second Adycntism," etc. The evening session
was devoted to the Temperance Work." and
telling dscourscs were delivered by Rev 5. d
Paine y. Close and j. W. Lee. On "Wednesday
the Association closed its session at noon On
that day essays were delivered by Rev. A. j. Jut
kins, of Aurora, and Rev. NJ +. Cady, which
were followed bya very interesting discussion
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society held
Ngo sessions, in the afternoon and evening. Re
personalities of kindred societies were present
rom many Of the ncghboring towns aud cities
The reports of progress during the past year were
very satisfactory and encouraging. The attend
ancc Mt these meetings has been very large, ant
growing interest is manifested in their work.
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From Wedron.

WEDRON Dec. ,, 1874.
The Thanksgiving hop was very pleasant
affair, but, owing to the miserable state OF the
roads, was not well attended. A splendid sup
pcr was furnished at the hall, and banquet
prepared for select party by Mr.. Stearns, the
jolly host of the Wcdron House, in his own in
imtable style The tables were loaded with
every toothsomc edible and griccd with pyra-
mids offruit and cut flowers, the .HeaH being
printed on ribbons of satin.
Mr.. Dcbolt shipped last Monday two car
loads of hogs Most of them were raised by
himself, and the balance purchased by Mad
Dcbolt to fill out the lot Madison is a good
grain buyer but for some unexplained reason
cannot distinguish between tn sex OF swine,
falling TO see the point that, willie SOW may
be hog, there are sometimes conditions exist
ing when hog cannot be "a SON.
The Wedron Dramatic Association have in
augurated their winter season and on Satur
day evening, December s, will give another
performance at their opera house As the pro
ceeds are devoted to worthy objects, their en-
tertainmcnts should be well patronizcd. The
programme consists of musical Olio by the
company, Of which Mcssrs. Tomlin, Hines
Cadwaladcr, Davis, +. BerOse AMI W. llupl
arc the bright particular stars. Mr. Hupl
will give his ideas of the Turkish war, ant
why Kalamazoo should be Immediately forti
fed The whole to conclude will the side
splitting farce Of Handy Andy" In prepa
ration, with new scenery and startling effects
"Jocko, the Brazilian Ape"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-08

On Wednesday last the mail train on the G., B.
= q railroad, bound south, due at Ottawa at IL
o'clock A. NJ, was delayed some two hours, the
.ausc u which is summed up in the Aurora d.
y Ns1ns thusly
During the sickness OF Conductor John ID.
Race, Ar. Olson runs the construction and
wrecking train known a. Races train lhi,
morning Conductor Olson started 20 20 down The
Fox River branch for a load Of wood, but, when
On . sharp curve leading To the bridge just south
4 Montgomery, collided with a northern bound
extra train. Van Race. engineer Of the wood
rain, Jumped from his engine, No. 1853, and was
slightly cut about the head hy a brakc-shOc upon
which he landed, and somewhat bruised about
he shoulder aud back. Nobody else was huri
Both engines, Nos. l63 and D. were somcw Ia
stove up: the former about the tank and the lat
ier ON the front end. The responsibility Of th'
accident i said 20 rest upon the telegraph opera
tJr al the Fox River Junction, who. II j. claimed
Gisobeyed orders 10 hold all southwark trains 70
the extra freight
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From Seneca.

SENECA, Dec g. 1917.
Eli pcrkin, delivered one # hi, humorou
lectures here last week 10 a good audience
bringing down the house several times with
bursts Of applause at his wit and humor. y
goodly number of our citizens who enjoy a
joke complained Of sorr sides on the
next day. but proved the old story true thai d
hearty laugh Is better than - dO-e of ncdt
cine"
The appraisers selected by the Commission
ers Of Highways Of the towns Of Man..Is and
Brookfcld TO appraise the Seneca bridge met
here last week and set the value at ssi.s0i.Go
The appraisers were Messrs Bruce, Barber
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-08

We do not say the world is coming to an end
ight OIL but We do say some Of onr democratic
newspaper brethren have experienced most
wonderful "change of heart" on the Temperance
question. Thus we lind the Ottawa FREE TRAD
ER calling beer brewers rOgucs and beer drinkers
iOOls We have known Deacon Osman 10! these
many years, but We never knew him TO utter such
continents before. Joliet Sun.
The y. Y. Sun, referring TO the large importa-
Ion Of coclluS adiclS, deadly poison, said the
only use II wa, put to in this country was in the
manufacture of beer. To this brewer respond
d, through the same paper, Indignantly denying
The charge. The FREE TRADER justified the in
lignaton Of the brewer, stating that such a
charge uncontrolled would make every brewer
rogue and none but fools would drink their
beer. And upon that the Sun puts ihc ahoy,
shallow misconstruction. II the Sun j. put {,
such desperate shifts to get upa silly joke, il
sould lie Kindness to supply the editor with ,
.oDv If Joe Miller.
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singular Accident.

IS singular and rather distressing casualty"
says the La Sale Press, occurred on Wednesday
last to little son Of DR.. Fraser oithis city. The
little fellow put leaf Of prickly cedar into his
mouth and its barbcd surface soon occasioned
trouble ANNOYED by the priciling sensation, he
tiled to eject the leaf from his mouth, but only
got it further in. When il reach the passage
connecting the mouth with the nose it took a
tarn up that and lodged there. His father adj
ministcred chloroform to him and tried to re-
move the troublesome tenant, but had no instru-
nent with which he could siczo IL. Finally he
took him to Chicago and Prof Andrews, OF that
city tried to remove IT, but in vain. DR.. F.
thinks 1t will soon soften and pass out No Scri
Jus annoyance is occasioned by it now
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Portions of MARYLAND and Virginia were vi

Portions of Maryland and Virginia were Wis
tied last week with desolating floods The
following dispatch from Moorticld, Hardy Co.
West Va, Dec /, gives some idea OF the DIES
truction wrought:
The destruction in this county alone vii
reach 100000. There are not a Thousand
shocks of corn in the valley Of thesouth brancl
of the Potomac. Farms have been washed
completely away, and land that was worth $lOt
an acre is now utterly without value Thu
suffering among the cattle is very great, ant
hundreds of farmers are ruined. The torren
reached from mountain TO mountain, and Wa
twenty feet deep.
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Sptfial 1otifE.
DIR. ii. OLIN,

DIR. ii. OLIN.
OF Chicago formerly OF this place. will visit OTTAWA at
clifton Hotel the first Tuesday OF each month, for treating
ali Diseases the Eye and Ear surg1lly or otherwise
Operations for cataract artificial pupil Inverted lids closure
Of the duct, cross eye srsyOna and the removal o
tuor and morbid groNth of every description Artificial
ewes and drums inserted without pain or previous opera
tial Granular cyelids the most FREQUENT disease In che
uesi. radically aud permanently cured.
From his long experience in treating diseases Of the Eye
and Far he feels confident IN stain. that he can cure nearly
every Chronic disease a~o treated Consultation free
Iarret stock of Artificial Eyes In the West.
lIrCsinher ltgh, lNsy-tt
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D, mAhER'S
Cash
PRICES:
All Goods Straight---NO Humbag.

Twelve lb~. Dried Peaches fcr.........''. :
Valencia Raisins, ten lbs. for. .-.....'''
i've lbs. Good Rio Coffee for.........'....'
lest O. Il. Java Coffee, ground. per d.
Est O. G.. Java Coffee, green, per H.
\ Jap. Tea good enough for any one per 10
sixteen bars Of German ...''''.'.''''
one N. Lorillard'> Navy Plug looa'c".''''
One III. of the Best Finecut..-....' ..'''.''
R,.Lct, very cheap, from 10 cents upwards
4 Sugar. eight and one-half lbs. for.......'
Ono hundred lbs. Lockport Flour Tor.
ono hundred lbs. Geneva Flour for.........
Ono hundred lbs. White Rose Flour........
One hundred lbs. MiddIings................
o,c hundred lbs. Bran....... .............
Corn. per NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Fancy Drip Syrup. ....-...... ........-...'
AAA Drip Syrup. ....-... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Molas~cS ....----. ........-........- -.''''
EVERYTHING bows TO Brp Rock.
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A CARD.

TVa who suffering from the and ind'creons
YOUTH weakness early decay loss OF manhood
&C. will send recipe that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy discovered by mission
AIRY south America send seaddressed envelope TO the
Ispy JosFrH INNAN. Station D. Bi6le Hoass Neic YORK
,.fs noViCiy-sp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-08
SHAWLS, MANTLES n WRAPS

India Valley Cashmere ShawlS from slUC,UV up LLJ"
Filled Centers NJ $50 20 and up ,
Real Decca Ch,dda and Striped India Shauls new de-
SIGNS from $40 OD upwards Also full lines British French
and ,;ermnn Shawls In beautiful new styles OF me st anu
MOST reliable manufacture Paris Nantes ana Sl"sNs oI te
latest modes from $500 up and Berlin from sSbU9
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OCR APPROPRIATIONS

OF THIS SEASON GIVE Us AN UNEQUALED STOCK
OF GOODS.
BLACK SILKS handsome and durable, all widths, y o.
10 1850 The GREAT AMERICAN lNDESlRLClAbLE
SILK 81. 30, 81. 25 and $3.50.
pi IN IGIORED SILKS new shades commencing a.
low "a 5c per yard and SlOO quality o last Sea
son at 81. ,.,. - A., . ,,,-is
shades from S2UO upwards. Trimming Sat!ns AT SiVo
worth SIS.
THE PRICES AT WHICH WE OFFER OUESlLhS ARE
ONE-QU AFTER To ONETHlRD LESS
THAN LAST SEASON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-08

At least one American has won laurcls In
the Russian army in Bulgaria, Capt. Greene
the L. 5. military attache, has received thu
Russian order of St Andrew for coolncss il
the battles at Schipka pass and Plevna.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-08

Free o. charge. Your druggist viii refund YOU
money, II DR. Bulls Cough Syrup does not Civ
you satisfaction and cure your cough.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-08
HOSIERY.

ladies' Misses and Childrens Hosiery from $50 dozen
M 10 the finest goods Al the newest and prttt't designs
m Hosiery represented in cur stock in sN Cotton ana
"A thing Of beauty is Joy forever" d.,
and BEAUTIFUL stockings considered an ipei'hne
psrt of female attire
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manhood: How Lost, How Restored.

kSSrr. Just published. edition OF DIR. Gull
.5rf1E NsrVVrii- Celebrated FssStv on the
AsSsy fgdcH cur without medcnel OF srEKMAroR
xI&Sx LiiEA or seminal Weakness. Involuntary scsi-
sG< usI Week.-Mrs.. Involuntary Seminal losses. IN
A ruTENCy. Mental and Physical lncapacitN. I'm
nlimcnt- o. MgTruEc etc. ais CONsUMPTioN EPILEPSY
and fiIs, induced by sclfindugyucc sexual eNtrsNa
-ance sc.
~ Price. IN a sealed envelope. only six cents
Tue celebrated author IN this admirable Essay clearly de
oustatc um thirty ycrs successful practice that the
alarming Of seliahu be radically Curr
hout the dangerous OF internal medicine or the app
htfioa ~ the kuiic pointing cut mode OF cure ~ once
simple cerain and rfcctua BY Of which every SUI
freE 40 maicr ~hashs condition may b. ma, cure him
elf chsaply- privately and radically
r. ms LsCturC should Dc in tue hands OF every youth
and ever man IN The land
sent under seal in plain enyeopc 70 any address. post
pg.f rcce!pt ~ six cents or t.o postage stamps
kia--s the ruhlishers
THE 0ULVERWELL MEDICAL co.,
AaifB al Ann 81 New York. p q. Box 4 Oes6.
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Ladies' and Children'S Suits and
Fine Under Clothing.

These departments embrace everything neraiEg 70 re
male Costume suited 10 all ages and circu-an," For
partCullrs zee catalogues.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-08
MOURNING DEPARTMENT.

French and English Grapes Grenadines and Organize
Bonn bazines Henrietta Cloth, tO up; French tl'iIs
SOC nm Riarritz Cloth Ser Australian Grapes ana o'Ac
desirable fabrics 1T very low prices. -.. . 49, -,
We make up full suits OF MOUENlNH ron Ee'HuI ",
AZ short notice Mourning Jet JeVclry and s -a ar'
ccs OF mourning In variety
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-08
GLOVES.

Kid silk Isle Thread and Merino ClsIes OF he ne" COT
ors and shapes, in great variety. -. n, q.
Lord TavOrs Kid Gloves buttons NarFhHfu u F''''
per pair price last season $50
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NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS

Give richer display OF colorngs and brilliant effects TIL
srason than for many past and we are receiving D.
every European Steamer fresh additions to our stock
The mixed COSTUME CLOTHS range in price nom SOC
ward 10 81 co. and on owpriced DRESS GOODS fros IN
ward up many of them being effective as tue htNe
fabrics.
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"JHa1 TrTE Or Nrrr,''' o'm'D q H'pe
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-08
I.SO,

Lace Cambria Linen and silk Handkercheis snt 0-ann
all prices from Sc upward anu 81 Minus
DRESS Trimmings TO match our Coos
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THE WEEKLY SUN.

Who does not know THE WEEKLY sun? L. ctcu.ates
throughout the United StaeS, the Canads and beyond
Ninety thousand families greet its welcome pas weekly,
aud regard ii in the light OF guide counsellor and friend It.
news editorial agricultural and literary departments MAKE
IL essentially Journal for the family and the nresde-
Terms; One Dollar year. Po-tpud. IN" price, quail.
~ considered makes Il the cheapest newspaper published
For clubs of ten with slU cash. viii send copy
free Address
PUBLISHER OF TIE sUN, Ncv Yora City
.s- Single copies for sale and subscriptions received b
O-man A Hapcman ottawa Illinois.
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= Winter wheat at 81 Better buy heforc it goes
higher, Only sl.'5 Tor a sackoi
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DOMESTIC ard HOT SEkEEPlNG
GOODS.

snrc,nr. Pillow Cloths Blankets Quite Cofnioriso.es
FlanneS and IN fact aTtc" rrqIEeu u ' INV VT
always sell AZ manufacturing prict~ ,,,t. -.
White Goods and Linens. nom The nne-i nn4u 'l /,
IN tbr hest Linen psmas Ui al grades a1d qualities and at
satisfactory prices.
FURS.
Alaska seal Sarqucs from 800 Up
Masks Seal Nuffs. nom si00 up
Alaska seal boss. from rhtc up
Mink Nuffs and Ross. rom sl3i9 -, GpNA-s
SiiI Fur.lincd Garments from So.tN
Alaska sable Sets. from so
A go,d set Of Furs ~ low - s0pl
~ Our Goods arc al fr~tcla-s We maze point 20 OH
al orders cNarty and the interest of purchases. We
guarantee all purchases q be satisfactory 70 buyers, and
snJ yrady a. rcme,N al We invite orders con
yincsd thai rst trial will insure Us the regular custom
All Orders for goods % - accompanied by the money, 81
ncr narties Wsh grods will D. sent by Express e. ..
h.r thc remittance too large alNay> return fGc Cit
ference.
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THE SUN.
1875. NEW YORK. 1878.

As the time approaches Tor the renewal Of subscriptions
THE sun would remind rs friends and welsishers every
where that again candidate for their consideration
and support Upon w record for the past ten years II relies
for continuance of the hearty sympathy and generous Co
operation which have hitherto been extended 10 1t nom
every quarter Of the Union
The Daily sun Is iourpagc sheet of : columns,
price Sy mall postpaid % cents month. or $3.50
per year.
The SUNDAY edition o: THE 50 an ch, page sheet
Of IS columns While giving the of the day, il also
contains large Of !seray and miscellaneous wat
ter specially prepared for Il. THE SUNDAY StN has met
with great success. Postpaid = l 10 a year.
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Ottawa. February 10th. 1871.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-15
Receipts or Produce.

GRAND ECORE--Per steamer Bart Able-6
bales cotton q L Walmsley &eo-6 Friedlander-4
Male Il Campack---3 Lehman, Abraham &eo--2
Clapp Bros keO-l do 6g saot cotton seed I'll Leohie
John Adams Noo.. Il do bbs molasses Conger &
Kelly bag cotton bag wool bag wax ID hides 3
bds do bdle skins and sundries z Delavall ade-1
bale hides Schmidt & Ziegler--3 seks potatoes Thos
Smina & Levy--3 bbls potatoes Clark Il Meader--l0
do hdle hides Gross q Wiiams--AlJ bbls potatoes
Dbl potatoes Odell Il Wright-3 bags wool A Adler
Dbl potatoes Fl X Eppler-l1 hides Z Terrelonne-1
bag v DOL DutfjuI-34 head cattle Noel Il Wooten-
80 do Mehle &co--4 do G Brown-sundfies 10 order
Total ~ bales cotton bag do l57 sacks cotton seed
hhds sugar bbls molasses 6s head stock
LOUIsvILLE-Per steamer Gunby Jordan
lot machinery John I Moore &eo-a3 pkgs furniture
@ A Whitney &eo--5 bbls ale j W Sherel---9 boxes
eggs Miller Il Meyer do II DelBondio-5 do A Ju-
liam kegs butter Thos King bbls whisky 8
mills II II I Cos pkgs mdse Rice Born &oo---4 do
II Oifaer-25 boxes soap Loehte q Cerdes-lot wagon
ware Jos Schwartz bbs whisky Capt Sawl-1 osk
meat hi do ieree hams ties lard 10 bbls pork and
suniries steamer Lessie Taylor-sundries to order
BAYOU SARA---Per steamer Gov Allen
bales cotton MAJ oh & Sohlenker-3 L Harris Goo
A Levi Never Weis &co-2 hbds sugar Con.
cry & Sonia bbls potatoes Ferrandon-12 Ma
oheea-21 do l. LacassagBe--20 bales moss 0dell d
Wrght-6 do Scherck q Berksen-ot pkgs potatoes
ton 2 hhds sugar
UPPER COAST-Per steamer Mary Ida--1B hid |,
sugar II Fresen--2O bbls potatoes b Laeoste-J7 do
10 sacks do Lanaux IL Sons-sundlies to order-TO al
10 hhds sugar
to oIder
UPPER COASTER steamer Robert Young
sundries to order
UPPER COAST-Per steamer Blue Wing No j.
supdries to order
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the public, sharing the profits with the employed
boats. Win such . system create or stimulate
business on the lakes or anywhere else2 On the
contrary, will not the business on the route
dwindle, be diverted 10 other channels, and
cause necessity for still further reduction Of
aotive tennage2
Business is moderately active. The II. O..
Yaeger IL receiving for New Orleans, TO leave the
last of the week. The Bee left yesterday with
three barges, and has among her cargo $4,000
bushels OF grain in bulk.
CINoIsNATI, June 12.-Cspt Jack w. Blanks is
at Jeffersohville, experimenting the building OF
his new Ouaehita packet
Charles Brashisr, an old pilot, dropped dead at
morning. MIR. Brashisr retired from the river
several years since. He was about sixtysf
years OF age, and has brother plotting on the
Lower Mississippi
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surle Ace-11 do M Chapsky-f1 seks potatoes 2
Weber--26 do NJ Lefort-20 do L Bibolet-5O do tee
hides Lange Il Legendre-Total bbls 1nelasses 726
soks potatoes ~.
Per steamship / Harris from Brazos Santiago
ss4 743 90 in speo 1854 hides % bales do 40 bales
st ins bales hair 30 bales istle 22 bales wool G A
Whitney &eo--$7e0 In specie A Paiaecio-st4,19 do
Gordon a. Goma-$250 do Schmidt 4 Zeglsr-S80G
do ZubeTbier IL Beial--$ll37 do Marks Bros Geo..
Total st0t, s25 90 in specie
From Fulton and Rock port-59 sacks wool ~ hhds
talow 44o bxs canned beef 900 bxs canned turtle 1856
bds hides @ A Whitney &oe-327 b. ad catle g
Mehe &oo--5s bales cotton II sacks wool IS bales
hides hides q A Whitney &eo---t4i head cattle G
Mehe &co---51 do Ayeook. Mi ehell &eo-Tota 81
bales cotton
From Gaiveston-15 bbs sugar liz sacks wool A
Whitney see
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
June t4--1 car slaves Chas Perriilat-l car lumber
A I'll Delmas----6 eoops poultry MeIaux Toca---i
hid turtle Barba-6 pkge mdse Z Jewstt-5 bbls
tufpentine Jacks &e0-2 bales cotton Allen, West a.
oo-44 bdls hides Hay Il Mehle-3 bbls eggs L Fash
IS bbls mineral water bags wool L LYens-3 do |
Dbl WAX j. Adlsr-5 crates cabbage Bell-150 hkgs
beer A Walz-25 bbls whisky J Henderson---20 DO
ScheFck Il BerksOn-l case paper L Bright &eo-1
tank oil w Converse jr &eo-173 pkgs tobacco J j
ITby Sonic do j T Sarazin--1 hid tobacco 7
Anderson-l corn mill Whitsett-2 bbls whisky
Betram-5 tieToes hams g Seiglson-1 box leather
JBo Frank Aco-11g SKIS peas order-24 crates mdse
10 bbls rosin Simpson 4 TriCot--2 bbs potatoes
Clark & N leaders scks potatses J IL Murphy--t0
bxa peaches Miller, Dolhonds &eo-1 box glass M
Navra-27 bags wool Hay 4 Mehle-2l pkge mdse L
Keating--sundries to order. Total bales cotton
hid tobacco