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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-08
THE LEGISLATURE.
FIFTH DAY TEN II s ESS q N
SENATE PRoCEEB1NGs.

| FRIDAY, January 6.
Senate met at II o'clock Quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Minutes read and approved.
| message from the Governor received,
containing biennial reports of the Orphan s
Home and the management Of the INDECENT in
! sane.
| Referred to the Committees on State Affairs
| and Ways aud Means.
King of Lyon moved that when the Senate
adjourn, it adjourn until Monday. Carried.
Powning OF Washoe offered a resolution
amending Article II, Section 5 of the Constitu-
ton relative to the pay Of State officers, and
| effecting reduction of mileage rates from 40
cents to IS cents per mile. Referred to the
Committee on Mileage.
King of Lyon thought that the matter might
be bstter arrived at by means OF bill.
After some discussion the resolution was re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
Meder of Ormsby gave notice that be would
introduce bill providing for the erection of an
Insane Asylum.
Hammond OF Ormsby gave notice that he
would introduce a bill to change the general
election law.
Gallagher introduced bill to regulate pro-
ceedings in civil cases.
Read a second time, referred to the Judiciary
Committee, ard ordered printed.
Powning of Washoe introduced, without pre-
vious notice, bill to regulate the expenses of
the Legislature Referred to the Committee on
Supplies and Expenditures.
The bill provides for cutting down the station
cry item from $50 t. $50.
A communication from the Controller asking
for an appropriation for the deficiencies of the
fiscal year, was referred to the Committee on
Claims.
Adjourned until Monday morning at II
o'clock.
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DIDN WANT A PAss.-The Wall Street
Nc,rS has the following, which might, with
slight variations, fit in this section:
" One OF the railroads, whose stock is daily
quoted in the NelrS. had particular reasons
for wanting to stand well with the Legisla-
ture of certain State last winter. Great
care was therefore taken, as q first step, 10
send out passes to all the members. The enc
sent to u member from one OF the back dis.
tricts was at once promptly returned with
the following protest:
''' want your road and all others to IN
derstand that l can't be bought with pass
g When The Legislature convened lobby
ist in the interests Of the road hunted this
incorruptib,e member out ana said to him:
We are very sorry to have offended you
i'll the matter Of that pass.
Well. felt it my duty to tell you that
| couldn't be bought with pass.
90 Oh, now; let me assure you We had 10
intention Of trying to buy your influence.
g Hadn't your queried the member, as
his jaw began to fall. why me and the old
woman figured that if L stuck out about the
pass you'd come and see me with the cash
+, cit is needless to add that he voted with the
railroad ring every time during the session"
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MINERS, ATrENTIoN.-Mrs Dir. Hows eel
abrated Neuralgia Medicine will stop pain as
soon as applied. Do not suffer try it. Do
not have your teeth drawn. Get a bottle of
Mrs nHr. Howe's celebrated Toothache Cure,
I'hgu will instantly stop the pain and save the
>.1ot.- Hold in your mouth from five to ten
minutes. Her cure for toothache and neu-
raisinla has hover failed yet. Mothers, use
o few drops in little warm sweetened water
to swab teething babys mouth 1t will
instantly relieve thhe little sufferer. Sold by
ali druggists. Giant powder headaches cured
in FIVE minutes by rubbing Mrs. Dr. Howe's
medicine on the head. It is q vegetable com
pound, and perfectly harmless, This also
cures earache, toothache and headache. Di-
rections on bottles. dec l
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-08

\ QUESTION OF PRoxY.-"Of course, a
good many Of these fellows are willing to
flop, but they hate to be caught in corrup-
ton" "That's so,'; remarked Baldwin,
''but thunder, let EN- get around it by ap-
pointing 4 proxy. A lot Of us fellows are
down here ready to act as assistants almost
any time for nothing n day and a fair mile
age"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-08
JOTTINGS

The first delivery of coin for 1881 Will b
made at the Mint to-day.
Mr.. Manuel Koppel, of the firm of K op
pei L Plat, is in town.
Judge Kelly, of Elko county, is still quite
i'll at the Orrnsby House.
Mint rate for fine silver is 81 IL pei
ounce And still it gees down.
District Attorney Harris, of Storey Coun-
ty, was in the city yesterday.
! Governor kinkead's message is regarded
| everywhere All able State paper.
Mrs. Governor kinkead will keep open
house on Thursdays during the session.
Indications that the next season 5 ice
crop in this vicinity will be very light.
John Altman, who has had more mail con-
tracts than any other man Oh the coast, is in
the city.
Petty larceny thieves are Astounding i'll this
community just now. It is a safe measure to
lock hotel room DOORS
A beautiful six-stone diamond, double,
plain-set ring, worth 500, price S57, at
Uncle Harris, 22l kearny Street.
1t is said that Steve Gage, the oily gam
mon lobbyist of the c. ?. r. R. Co., will
appear in this city next week,
W. H. Sexton, apecial agent of the Fire
mans Fund Insurance Company of San
Francisco, was in the city yesterday.
lump Winston bet wine supper on the
election, and paid it night before last. Six
teen other Democrats were present.
The Z. S. Circuit Court has adjourned
to Monday, the 10th inst, and the U. S.
District Conrt to Tuesday, the 18th inst.
Owing to the fact of the adj nrnment of
the Legislature to Monday, there was
large exodus to Virginia on the o'clock
train last evening.
Even democratic smokers, such as could
never disco, II any bad smells within the
ranks of their party, complain of the bad
flavor OF Col. Fairs cigars
The Carson correspondent Of the San
Francisco Chronicle alludes to Carson whis- |
ky in an unappreciative manner. Perhaps |
it isn't strong enough for him.
There is retrenching spirit pervading
the Legislature. 1t is belived that there
will be a tremendous cutting down of State
before the close of the session.
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The low and vulgar performance adyer-
tised in another column will take place at
Moore's Theatre this evening. In spite OF
the APPEALS advice to the contrary, there
is no doubt that every available space in
the hall will be occupied by venerable bald
heads, who are generally recognized as re-
spectacle in polite society.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-08

A petition is being circulated to have
Miss Frances Hodgkinson retained in her
position of State Librarian. This petition
will likely be signed by all members of the
bar, as we'll as others, who have, on all
occasions, been the recipients of courteous
treatment at the hands of the young lady
in her official capacity.
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SSMALLroX.-Dr. L. \. Hcrrick, Of This
city, has constantly on hand fresh supply
of Bovine Virus, right from the heifer pro-
pagated at Sacramento, Cal. The Doctor
will, from now on, keep this virus in suf-
families. One dollar for fen points-price
charged in San Francisco. Warranted to
be pure. do
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-08

MooRE's THEATRE SALOON. This prime old
resort of the law makers, connubators and
lovers CT the pure old genuine is still com
manding the front place. 1t is the only
resort III Carson where genuine a-liettle
whisky and old New England rum can be
produced when called for. c. Yeomans, man
ager. If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-08

The Director Of the Mint has recon-
mended the passage of the same appropria-
ton for the Carson Mint for the fiscal years
Of 1872 as was. granted for the current
fiscal year.
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WORK STOPPED.

At II O'Clock Superintendent Rowland
got orders to stop work on the Senatorial
drift and bring the Barnes and Baldwin
drills to the surface. This intelligence
spread like wildfre along the line, and the
utmost CONSERVATION prevailed. The
thought of hundred lobbiests and their
families being thrown out Of employment,
with the distress incidental to a hard win
ter, was keenly appreciated. What caused
Sutro to SO suddenly suspend operations is
not known, but it is generally believed that
he got q point. Eliot Moore, his legal
representative, said that there was nothing
but barren rock ahead.
Last night Moore and Rowland lett for
San Francisco, and Mr.. Sutro, announcing
officially that he was out of the fight,
started for brief visit to his home in
Sutro.
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GLOVE FAcToRy. M ". uodkins. 1t the
Glove Depot opposite the Arlington House,
keeps constantly on hand full line of gents,
ladies' and clildren's gloves of every variety.
Whose sale and retail at San francisco prices
dee
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-08

Losr-REwARD OFrERED.-A cluster dia-
mond stud center stone emerald Liberal
reward for return to this etfice. jaG-tf
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Hs --=z -sz= -
STOCKS.

sos Oph;r--Gs BIO
G35 Mexican g.
% Gould and Curry-3 40
80 Best and Belcher-Sb 8
I33 California; 50
80 Con. Nirginia-2 bJ
$50 Savage %
300 Chollar-I 80
100 Potosi-l 90
5l5 Hale and Norcross-3 40
800 Grown Point-75
$50. Yellow Jacket %
240 imperial-l5c
100 Alpha-J 70
$40 Belcher-l 05
100 Confdence-2 20
$50 Sierra Nevada-S4 s.
$50 Utah--74
2I40 Bullion-1 50
$50 Exchequer-l 10
500 Overman-S0c
I05 Justice-50c
go Union Con.--10i l0t
$50 Alta-1 40
$40 Julia zoe
100 Caledonia-3Oc
$50 N. Y. Con. loo
DIV SCoI pi'll--l
10 Andes--l 40
800 Benton-55
10 Occidental
100 Ward 90
EVENING BOARD.
) Eureka Con.-205
200 Northern Bele-9s
$50 Grand Prize 05
100 Manhattan-1
400 Argenta-2o
$50 Day-l5c
1900 Navaj o-90
40 Belle lsle-35c
go Albion-25c
700 Walcs--S0c
10 Bodie--5l
$50 North Belle Isle-40
100 East Mount Diablo-l5e
1870 Columbus-2l
20 Mount Diablo-3 so
80 Bechtel-S0
100 S. King-13l
125 Noonday-95c
100 North Noonday-l
1850 Champion-60c
200 Mammoth-20
go Boston Con-S0c
go Oro--30
200 Addenda-20c
80 Mono-50
600 Atlas-2Oe
100 So. Bulwer-5c
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CoRRECTI0E. Senator tarIcils mileage
was 3288, instead Of &720, as generally re-
ported in The papers yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-08

In Oliver Roberts saloon there is pair
Of exceedingly comic and we'll executed oil
paintings, from The artistic brush Of Jack
Marshall, booklleeper at the Carson Savings
Bank
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4 Virginia sporting man, who Was candi-
date for a prominent position in the ASSEM-
bly,, has dropped $1,000 in social game of
poker since the beginning Of the session.
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After rigid scrutiny of the drift, was certain
that the streaks OF pay ore would fully war
rant further blasting operations, and so re-
ported to Sutro. The willy connubiator re-
marked that he guessed he would follow up
the prospect, and in less than half an hour
the strikers and lobbyists were in state of
uproarious hilari;y at the bar of the Ormsby
House. The word was passed along the line
that crosscut was about to be run into the
Sutro sack, and his stock climbed steadily all
along Carson street. The news reached the
Fair camp, and the most solid and reliable
hencfmen in the Arlington were put into the
field
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WORK ABANDONED.
TIE DRIFTS AND CRossCUTS THAT WERE RUN TO
TAP THE SENATORIAL BONANZA
WHAT sUTRos PROSPECT
DRILL SHOWED.

The search for the Senatorial ore body went
bravely Oh yesterday as the rival factions
busily drifted for the true fssure.
sALTED ASSAYS.
There is now no longer any doubt but that
the ore samples sent over to Sutro camp
were sailed by some old and experienced
hand The caucus rock. which pro-
claimed at "A to the ton, really assayed some
| where between 81 and 81. When the list Of
the caucusers was shown to the Colonel IN
the Sergeant at-Arm's room he was somewhat
staggered at the low grade of the ore, which
he evidently did not consider a good milling
proposition He was braced up, however,
by his foreman, George Cassidy, who an
nounced to the anxious lobby that the caucus
was full and satisfactory. When the crowd
came out it was carefully sampled and found
to be short of the expected number.
INSPECTING THE Samples.
Inside of FIVE minutes the int 3ligence that
the caucus was short reached the Sutro camp.
1t was reported ali the way from % to "a,
al" al d S"iCiu idopOStiou VI tiO ~ pm -
the old gentleman decided to start the cross
cut on Fairs lower level, when his attorney
advised a delay, in order to further ascertain
the condition of the ground ahead. The
rumer got abroad, however, that the Assyrian
was candidate and Immediately the excite
ment among the sack huntinglo lobbyists was in
describable By eleven o'clock Mr.. Moore,
who had sent prospect drill into the ledge, re-
ported that the formation was so uncertain ia
its character that water might be reached at
any moment. 1t appears that. man who
was in the caucus told Sutro's manager that
there were positively "A men present. 1t was
then determined to suspend operations for
the present and start secret drift in the
to get at the real quality of the for
nation in the Assembly Chamber.
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Miracle

L'eveque d'Amiens Went d:a
dresser aux fideles de son diocese
la lettre suivante, pour lcur faire
defense dc croire a une pretendue
apparition lie la Verge, qui aurait
en- lieu a G~ouy.FHopital:
Pracedemment, rar un comm
nlque insere dams la Nemaire reE.
gteMse d'Amiens, nous avons cru
de notre devoir de premunir lie
clerge ct les fdeles de notre do
cese contre les fats oranges qui
Sc sont passes G~ouy-l'Hopital.
Sur les recits autheEtiques qui
nous ont etc successivement ct
Indictment ACTRESSES, nous nous
s"nmes rendu colapte dc ces pre-
1endus miracles, apparitions It
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prppll6. les, on i'on ii,lt .l'aer il LII
tres saline Verge III IA inlisne
ct ab>uide.
Or. ell toHirS ces rapsodtcS val
gAirrs piriut> d'inronercmccS TT
de consrAdlctio y, d'er.e,lr~ tlieo
Io.iluc> ct d'ilrpti-s tiaSrantc~,
au%>iInr,lr> >~nncIit ai,>si 81 ne
irr les paSS'oA> i'oiIil:iur>, ii noa>
%lninns>iulr de voir autr. chose
que dc mlSerab.eS jonsltiits uu dc
fol!ts lailucinaii.nS, 81 CO he soilt
gas les LeuNa la f is
Nous rsl'e.i,'n> uue lie boa sens
pubic cn aurait iait rrJnHie
meat Justice. M;si., Il DIES t,ount,
lIO"O ctS Ct;M.lt ia nDfiV, :a trr-
unll.c :.t> SIN lies ct !';iiiiOur uu
merv. liIrn> SAT- c.lcnt 'iup t,ciie
ulclls IL luui CO al palait cAiraor
%di:iaile, Ell la speculation ne n;a:i-
que j%,ulais t!'tn ,iler profit. D,ja
pluSleur~ bro l:uies st.r les i'ruui
gcs tic Gony:i'!iorital >uiit mi>r>
ell ejaculation, aa seal aian.a Z
Ges libraries IT .itS eultrur>.
Mons vel!uils done dc nouvt Il
aver;lr nos ~.lloct>aiiIS iii III i iltS
reel pa reit le>ailtr Jour III le.i
Siun tic r@,erivS liSci!Stc>
don't i':n.pie,t. i'll vUu,tluii reI.Gie
soil!aircet Responsible. Ell Nous
deienjo1a All ciel SC G, aux hHe e,
tie ptthirc .InCil4ie part il Z
raS>IiuO.e.iieAt> ct l.iuun.uaiiu..S
ri;iiciilts nc Gouy, alnlll &. cAitc
tic cosi;tehau,ic eSa;cintnt Coz
t!amae gar ivs,lui, ue isE.iiSu It
par les iuli hulnAIiIeS.
A;nlrns, le 20 mai 1881.
t VICTOR FRANC Is.
Evslue G'Al" ca.
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NOUVEAUX AkRANGLS VI
HOTEL DIES ETAAs
Encpivnure tes rutS Green ~ -

Encoignure dies rues Gree" ~
. Mr.. Thomas Alert preyient
les voyaseurs il Went Dc ians
vcaux arrangements qui lnl Ps..SI
s'atisiaire tout ceux qui youdIS
rer dc lcur confiancc -SA
Repas a toutc heure de - )o
commando. -
Table d'h6te \ 10 heurce -
dejcuner ct il 4 heures dn so'f -
Chambres commOdes ct 0ic.
PRiX MODEREE1
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SUCCESSION OF ULCER BADEAUX,
NO. $50 pROBATES.

Twentieth judicial District Court.
NTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
- Lafnurcl,c. - Whereas Mrs. Amelia
Charpcntier widow of deceased, administra
trix Of said succession has tins day render
cd a final account of her administration
and praying the b~omologatiou Of the same.
Now. therefore, the parties interested are
hereby notified to produce in this Office,
within ten days following the publication
of the present notice, such objections AS
they may have against the homolosatlon of
said account. otherwise the same shall be
approved and h~omologated :ccordins to
law
(~~) Witness my hand and the i'm
LIS. press Of the seal of my office, this
(~ 18th. day of June A.. ID. 1881.
j w KNOBLOCK, Clerk.
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ST lie Of LOUISIANA.
Civil .Di$:lict CourI division d. for The
.ari Il of Orleans.
Succession of l,te Mare Y. Lcfort born
Icire 20. - 81,

Siirr.ns OIce ,
Parish % / i;ion:thr. {
By WRIT ri an order vi sale OF date june
18th, 1881 to NE directed by Tie Honorable
n. ii: lighter Judge of the ivil D;st,ic,
court Division ID for the Parish of Or
leans III the ihnvs entitled and numbered
succession ! will oaer for sale at public auc
ton pursuant /" law to the Iu>t and high
es bidder ut the Court House in the tow,
OF ThihodanN Oh Saturday the 6tl.. day o.
August ISL between tn. hours of |!
O'Clock A.. VI. and 4 o'clock =. NJ. the follow
ing described property belonging to said
succeS>lOl to wit:
\ certain tract Of land situated in this
Parish 'n the right bank If bayou Lafuur
che at abnut tnur miles below TIE Town of
IliihodauX. measuring tW" arpcutS and
twe!,ty feet more Or less front ny forty ar
penis in depth, bounded above by lands OF
-Armstea1 4 Davis and below by lands of
Guiilaume Lirette. the lateral lines cpe,i-
in. as !hcv rtccde I. oin the Bayou. tu-.tll-
or with all the bu,lhi IS and improvements
thereon.
Sc G. Il n. Is =, I'll.
Terms and conditions of sale Cash on the
pot in Cu.t4d States Treasury Notes.
The Taxes due and exi.ialc in 1881 to be
;.ait hy t'ic Purchaser.
July 9iuh 1851.
TIiEOr!IILE TIIIBODAUN.
Sheriff,
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STATE: OF LOUISIANA.
9th. Judicial District Court, Parish of
fDuir,rc.

2:th. Judicial District Court, Parish of L.,
fou,rle.
Succession of Olym... Gue.lrv. widow OF
Joseph Darrio<. Deceased. No. 1917,
plohatts.
DURSCANT To Az ORDER AND De
l cree: of the above Court and III ;,l"-
fieEcc to Il commission to lie dircctc;i in
the above entitled and numbered SurceS>iun
| will Offer for sale at public auction pHl>u-
ant 10 law t, the last and highest bidder
at the Court Hons. in TIL, Town u Tili.r-
dauv on Saturday July :.3rl. 1881. hetwer,:
the hours % ii O'Clock \. II. aud / o'clock
p NJ. til, following d.scrii"d property to-
wit
list. Two certain .nts of ground situated
i'll the town of i-:n %.uev,Ile in the Paris, Of
Latoui che on the right descending bank OF
Bayou l.atourcl,r. ut about twenty two
mics below the Town of Thibodaux. hciii.
lots Mes. one and two. of block No. twenty
nine as represented on Il plan of said Town
executed by Aloue D'Hemccourt on the Is,
of December 1888 Lot No. one measures iii
ty five feet font on Tenth street by II srpth
OF two hundred feet and is bounded in front
or South by Tclth street.. East by lot Ne.
Two, North or towards Bayou laiuulc. e
10y lot No.. five and West by I;ar,tarii
street. Lot No. Two measures fifty five
feet front also ON Tenth street by two hut
ured feet i'll depth bounded i'm front "r
South by Tenth sire, t., Nortl, by lot No.
six, East by lot No three and Yves: by lot
No. one. To@ethtr with all the buildings aud
improvements thereon.
2ud. Two small Bed stcads and bedding
ten CHAIRS, two rocking chairs, two tables,
one clock. one looking glass. two safes.
three washstands. one lot of crockely ware,
one large pot. two wash tubs, four brass
candles stands
Terms OF Sale Cash on the SPOT in United
States Treasury Notes to pay debts.
june 18th, 1881.
THEOpHILE THIBODAUX,
Sllnriff
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G.. e Gle.
DE-

Marchandises seohes, 6tyumgSsres ct
AmericuineS.
Cotons, lndiemnes, Rubans, Bon
meterie, Mouchoirs. etc etc.
20 Rue de Charities, pres Canal
NOUVELEE-ORLEANS.
Cette maison deja bi.n connue par son
anciennete go ans d'existencc) ct lie bas
prix de ses articles, offrc aux marclands
des COmpagnes, rassDrtiment lie plus COM
plet ct le plus varie dc ~marchandises secbc,
Cette maison reeoit chaque semaine de
nuveaux "nyOis du NOrd ct de l'Europ
. met un "articulier Il remplirles
es gu III sept rs la
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Au SONNET du derrick est une
poulie munie dune corde, an
bout de laquelle est tixee la lour
de sonde d'acicr servant a forer
un lrou de qninze centinetres de
diametre, penetrant II Ii profon
denr vOulue pour attcindre l'huile
c'est-a-dire generalement il cent
clnquante on cent quatre-vingt
metres.
La profondeur II laquplle on rem
contre l'huile, dit NJ. Figuier dans
un de ses ouvrages, waite de dix
a cent vingt metres. A quelQue
pas du derrick est une barraque
qni renferme une machine IL VII
peur de la force de huit IA dix che
vaux, ct qui. an moyen dune cour
loie, met Ell movement -une
graudc roue de bols placee sous
le derrick, laquelle, Il son tour, fait
mouvoir une soIide charpente de
cinq metres dc long, suspendue
CONNIE un t1eau de balances. Ce
lcvier mobile e'eve ct abaisse al
Reimbursement III corde a laquelle
sont fixes les outils de forage.
Quand Oh arrive u ia nappe d'hui
lie, 81 lie precieax li.Iuide ne jaiilit
pas, c'eSt encore ce movement
qui se,t Il le pomper.
Acknowledgement, a mesnre que lie
tr0u Sc crense ct Qu'om retire IL
foret, on garnit le premier dun tn
bage en- fer pour emp6cher l'inya
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