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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-06-17

I'm comite de la commission
dsemigratlon IL aareSse une circu
laire aux dlverses compagnies de
steamers europeans transportant
dies immigrants dams ce port,
pour lrur demander 81 elles sont
disposees & Sc soumettre a l'acte
Dpasse recemment par la legislatu
re-Amals non encore approuve
par le gouvernenr-ilnposant une
take par chaque immigrant dc
barqHe au Castle Garden.
La rais0n de cette demande est
que l.acte don't il s'agit est proba
element unconstitutional, ct que
par consequent son execution ne
pourra pas etre eXigee.
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uagnies de transport, siy seule
ment sout disposees a payer Ia
take. Si les six ant,es persistent
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-06-17

Nous lisons dams FAbeille da
Il juin:
II y IL trois jours, un serpent en-
ronle anx deux tiers, la t6.e han
te, la langue sifflante, tombe au
beau milieu de la basse conr de
NJ. Felix Lohin. q l.angle de de
London Ayenne, entIe Dael ct
Hope. Sc district. Les p0ules ct
frayees Sc dispersent dams t"nS
les sens. L'nne dselles paraissait
plus effar6e que les autres ct 6tait
posi:ivement afi0lee.
LIE lendemain, ellie pondait, ct
NJ. Robin On allant recneillir l'Dnt
reconnaiSsait quill portait d Eek
trilnit6 ia moins evasee l'image
du serpent enrouIe ct la tete haut
excitement CONNIE il s'etait PIE
sent6 dams la basse-cour.
Cette image formee de la sui
stance calcaire de la coqne dc
l.9nf est en- relief ct tres nette
ment dessinee. Au ,iessns de.
sas des anneaux parfaitement ira
ces ct superposee Sc detache Ia
partie superieure du corps fnl
mant avec ceux.ci un angle drOit
C'est la un specimen folt GU
rienx d'imprcssiouabIlite chez Ia
gent volatile. NJ. Robin a ell l'C
bligeance do nous remettre l'Hnf
don't nous nous proposons de ia
offrande q lsAthenSe.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Elk Hill OF Brownsy,ll, ,s in the ci.y

E. X. Hill, OF Brownsville, IS in the city.
A. W. Cuts came down from Msrysville yester-
day.
G. B. Katzensten will leave Monday for Charles
ton, S. c.
G. W. Fox, Of San Francisco is paying visit to
Sacramento.
Moses N. Drew and Dana Perkins came up from
San Francisco yesterday.
NJ. Torrey, lately arrived from Mexico, will visit
his friends in Sacramento for a few days.
VIM. Scott, of Dundee Scotland, who has been
here several days, left yesterday for Yosemite.
Mrs. J. J. Handlin, OF Vallejo, who for some time
past has been visiting friends in this CITY, returned
home Yesterday.
Mrs Arthur Van Zandt, May E!dred, Sidney e.
dred Jr., and T. G. Waterhouse of Sacramento, left
Omaha yesterday, to arrive May 9th.
At the Eldred House y. J. Rhoads, Alfred Mey
err, W. A Murphy. Veris Brown. A. Mitchell, Sam
Gamble, Oliver Plummer. James Connor, William
Timmins Sam Vaughn, George White, Costumes i;
Phil Dougherty lone Valley; James Carbine,
Michigan. Bar; l.. Murray, Chico; B. 7. White,
Segur's ranch John Gaffney, Jr., Michigan Bar.
Rev j. Q. A Henry, pastor Of the Calvary Bap-
tis Church OF this city will leave next Tuesday to
attend the General Baptist Convention Of Califor-
nia which meets in San Francisco on the 10TH 1lth
and 18th iDsts. From thence he will go to New
York as a delegate from California to the National
BaL tist Anniversaries. he will be absent from the
city from four TO six weeks.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-06

Estuardos little children. After that told
him they staid with me one night, and that
the next day 1 took them to his room. Rs
tuardo had three children in the orphan
asylum. He was o widower. The children
are small, and are two girls and boy. Did
not see Estuardo after her return to Sacra-
mento.
Redirect examination-Had not seen de-
fendant after the shooting and before District
Attorney Buckley and Chief Ksrcher called
l was lying on my bed. They called and
Prosecution ot jected. Overruled) They
called, and she said the confession was un-
true, and that she had made it only to satisfy
her husband Then she asked Buckley to
step out of the room, and he did Then she
told Chief Karcher the real truth. This
child ia mine it is years and months old !;
never had any other child.
During the time witness was on the stand
she was collected-not apparently moved by
emotion, and never once glanced at her hus-
band, or he at her. He never raised his
hesd during her presence in the Courtroom.
Defense then offered the identified letters
of Mrs. Hurtado in evidence.
Prosecution objected, as immaterial. Over.
ruled and the letters were read to the jury.
One was dated November 9th and one No.
vsmber %. 1881. They recited to Estuardo
that she had told her husband of all their
relations, and that she had been unfaithful
to her husband. and criminally intimate with
him (Estuardo) and urging him to go away
from Sacramento. Both letters asked for a
return of her letters, and both spoke of an
indecent exhibition of person by Estusrdo
to witness. In both she advised Estuardo
that the very best thing he could do was to 20
far away.
At 5:2o P. NJ. the Court adjourned until Q
A. NJ to-day
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-06
BREvITIES.

The river at 6 P. NJ. yesterday stood at the
20-foot 11-inch mark.
The meetings at the Tabernacle, at Four
teenth and streets, are largely attended.
A room in the Phoenix Hotel was robbed
last evening. A watch, vest and pair Of
shoes were stolen.
The steamer Daisy went up to the Ameri-
can river bridge yesterday. The owner, J.
T. Cardwell, says he will be in Folsom in q
few days.
This is the last week that city taxes can be
paid without an additional penalty of per
cent. The Collectors office will be open from
to o'clock this evening.
One hundred and nineteen immigrants
passed Carlin yesterday en- route to Califor-
MIA. They will arrive in Sacramento by the
overland train this afternoon.
A new set of rollers and small engine
have recently been erected in the Central
Pacific rolling mills to made railroad spikes.
This makes five engines in the mills.
1t is stated that there is an average depth
of 81 feet of snow about Emigrant Gap. The
snowfall there in April was feet inches.
During the winter the fall was 80 feet 81
inches.
Governor Perkins has appointed the fol-
lowing as Notaries Public: w. II. Miles, for
Colusa county, to reside at Colusa William
Faymonville, for Fresno county, to reside at
Fresno.
Max Armer & Co., of San Francisco, have
filed with the Secretary Of State their claim
to the following trademarks: The letters
"F. q. b." printed on q banner-shaped
figure, and the letters "K. of P.," for
cigars.
The Farmers Union of San Jose has filed
with the Secretary of State their claim to the
following trademarks: The Farmers
Union Diamond Coal OIL" and the " Rose
of San Jose" either with or without the figure
of q rose, for tea.
Yesterday morning as the Folsom train
was going out, while at point near K street,
the engine and tender ran off the track, owing
to the displacement Of o switch. 1t was
stopped before any damage was done. Only
about ten minutes delay to the Folsom train
was caused.
The steamer Governor Dana is at the
wharf, having brought down large cargo Of
wool, chickens, and other freight from the
upper Sacramento river. 1t brought barge
loaded with 1000 sacks Of grain which has
been taken to Port Costa. The grain came
from Walsh's ranch.
At East Park Grove to-day the Band of
Hope will have picnic. Street cars will
leave Sixth and K streets al 10 A. NJ. for the
grounds direct, charging regular fare, but no
admission fee to the grounds will be made.
There will be literary exercises, and several
hot air balloons will be sent up. Abundant
amusement will be provided for the children.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-06

GYNNAsTIc exercises for prizes, by the
scholars of the Turner'S school, various games
and other popular amusements at East Park
to morrow, Sunday, May 7th, where the Sac
ramento Turn Vereiu will celebrate their
twentv-eighth annual May festival. Admis-
sion, % ceuts
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-06

STRAWBERRY season is now at hand. We
have the pleasure to announce that we shall
make berries a speciality this summer. We
have already commenced filling country or
ders. Those who desire to have strawberries
shipped regularly, will please send US stand.
ing orders, and we will fill them promptly at
the lowest market price. d. DeBernardi
Co., 308- 80 K street, Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-06

THE very newest in the market. Plain.
stripe and polka DOT CELLARS, tegether with an
entire new line Of Lisle and silk gloves, mitts,
etc, make very attractive the Fancy Goods
Department at the Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board met yesterday at the usual
hour; all the members present. Minutes Of
last meeting read and approved.
Philip Van Msren, Constable for Center
township, rendered his resignation, and the
same was accepted.
Fees collected for the month Of April were
as follows: Recorder. 1852 so; Sheriff,
1884 50.
The following bills were allowed and Or
dered paid Robert McCourt, SO; Brown
Brothers. S13 30; Huntington. Hopkins Il
Co., Sc 35; S. Dwyer, s93 10; H. l.. Buck
ley, $500; Sweetser & Alsip, 500; A. Hen
ley, So; Charles +. Bishop. Sl33 30; n. B.
Houston, sl25; J. Gerber & Bro, S309 "a /;
J. A. Seibe. $40.
Samuel Blair moved the adoption of the
following resolution
Resolved, That the Dlstric, Attorney be requested
10 give this Board a written opinion on the follow
ing questions
ffrst-Is the Coroner authorized by law to hold
an inquest on the bodies ef persons who die under
circumstances where there was no reasonable
grounds to suspect that death was occasioned by
Bastable whom Drs. Davis and Baldwin reported as
having died from natural causes-consumption ;
(See Section 1870 Penal Cooley
Second-Has the Board OF Supervisors the author.
Ivy Tue iAW W olAtc county llCenoe !.
i5ee late decision Of the Supreme Court)
Third Has the Board Of Supervisors the author
ity to create a debt against the general, road or
district funds in excess of 10 per cent. the esti
mated receipts for the next Year,
Fourth Is the Board authorized by law TO draw
warrants on the general fund Of the county to pay
for road or bridge work when fund has been ere
sted for that purpose7
Fifth-Has the Board the authority to create
debts and liabilities against the general fund of the
county before providing for the payment of said
debts. (see Section 1910, Political Code.)
Mr.. Butler seconded the sdoption of the
resolution.
After considerable discussion the roll was
called, and the resolution was defeated by
the following vote: Ayes-Blair and Butler !;
noes-Dreman. Wilson, Beckley and Bailey.
At p. NJ. the Board adjourned.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-06

THROUGH an oversight it was announced in
yesterdays paper that the sale of corsets at
the Mechanics Store would take place to-day
instead of yesterday. To avoid creating
disappointment, Messrs. Weinstock Lubin
reserved till to-day one half the quantity of
corsets intended for sale yesterday. They
will be ready, at Q o'clock this morning, at
the uniform price of 13 cents each, and only
one corset will be sold to each customer.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-06

DON'T FORGET the lecture at Turner Hall
Sunday night on " Immortality Viewed from
Science and Reason"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-06

" you wish to enjoy yourself, go to the
Turn Verein picnic tomorrow, Sunday, May
7th, at East Park. Admission, % cent?.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-06
CROSS-EXAMINATION.

Am "a years old; have been baptized and
confirmed in the Catholic Church. That was
when she was small child. Knew the diff
ference between right and wrong her hus-
band occupied her room after the confession
and at Santa Clara and up to the killing ;
did not complain to her husband of Estu-
ardo's attentions did not confess it to the
priest, and until she confessed mentioned it
to no one know District Attorney Buckley
and Chief Karcher; talked with them the
day of the killing.
Odd you then tell them that you made
the confession only to quiet Hurtado, but
that it was not true?
Al did. l did not want Buckley to hear
about it from me, he being a single man.
Knew Mrs. Kennedy. landlady, where sbe
roomed on K street. Wrote both letters re-
ferred to at the came time. Did not tell her
husband that night of the confession about
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-06

HEAVY PURCHASES from the great bank
rupt sale of the stock of Mosgrove Bro, San
Francisco. A rare opportunity for bargains
in dry goods, notions, etc., and opened to-day
and Monday for sale Calicos, cents ysrd !;
crashes, cents linen buggy robes, so cents to
81 .Dmnants Of lawn, 5 cents; double-fold
alpacas, 10 cents; grenadines, cents; Salerno
silk, 20 cents ladies' fancy stripe hose, 81
cents; Japanese silks, 20 cents !; domestic
ginghams, IL yards for 81 muslin, hannels,
etc.. at less than two-third regular prices.
Ped House
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-06

TRY the great Eastern remedy, Rock and
Rye. George w. Chesley, sole agent.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-06
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater- Goodwin matinee and
eTenipg.
Carbon Bisulphide- Kills squirrels and gophers.
Sloan lodge, |. o. @. T.-Tonisht.
Farm for sale-Carl Strobel.
ExecuttiN sAle-Jennie Kirk
A. o. u. w.-To-nisht, Lodge No. 81.
Liberal Union-J. L. York, Sunday evening.
Sacramento Commandery Knights Templar To
night
Auctions.
Bell & Co--Thursday, May llth, real estate.
Bell & Co.-To-day, at sAiesroom, horses. wagon,
ste
Bell s Co.-Monday, real estate
Business Advertisements
weinstock & Lubin-New York letter.
Benson Lesher-zsecoud street, and l..
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-06

FoR banquets and dinners usa Eclipse
Champagne.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-06

EIcHTY.THREE boxes of ladies' and chill
dren's shoes received at Red House yester-
day. These goods are from the best Eastern
factories, and we are now able to furnish to
the trade, as in former days, the best of goods
for lowest prices.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-06

THE SUFFERER
from Spermatorrhoea becomes thin and male.
~ some instances has n hectic finish unon
INT ihce, Is feeble. debilitated and ALWAYS
eiryu anu exnansted; has Impaired vision
ana a slckly lanRuid look; suffers pain in
tne mead and back; n little extra exertion
produces palpitatiod OF tine heart: the Liver.
Iungs: kidmeys and bladder are frequently
aneSleu. Inc urine is sometimes thick
Wliky. hocky. and high-colored. and NOR.
" mas Stood a while. He is m~eIancholy
1yhpepuc, and has gloomy ideas OF life. Il
ueJeeteu, UNITED for active mental or phv-
siciti occupation: has constipated boweis
speils o. ialnting or rush OF blood 10 the head
is tired Tile. dislikes company: rs nervons
anu lrritsble; sleep Is sometimes broken or
restless; has lack OF confidence in himself as
wen as Others; blotches. pimples. and yari-
GUS otner eruptions appear upod tho skin
n,,esPecialy upon the face. shoulders and
DR.. wAoNER's METHOD OF CURE
Tones up and invigorntes the estire system
dispeis gloom and -despondency. pnrides snd
snriches the blood, and stops the unnafnrai
urs,n upon The system. Itlmparts ftrencth
anu energy. rejuvenates aud inyigorafe s H.
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TO THE AFFLICTED,
no matter though your coud,tion he aror
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pnyrivisnf anddozens Of remedies and anil,
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IL. y amer VIII guarantee perfect cnrai 4,
!, sucn cases and a healthy restorntion ~
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DRUGGISTS SELL 1T.

Laboratory II West srd S,.,.h. Y. City.
slfd6w.lvr.
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Stupendous Engineering Operations.
Parts Of Colorado, New Mexico, and
Arizona, in plats of hundreds of thous-
and OF acres, are level and ready for
the farmer, only that there is no water.
The rivers running much higher than
these valleys or table lands offer abund-
ant water for irrigation, provided the
bitches or channels be cut and the dams
constructed to divert the water to them.
There are numerous enterprises of this
kind already in operation upon a mod
crate scale, and recently an E.sIsif
company has undertaken the cutting of
a channel in central Colorado which
will render some two hundred thousand
acres fertile and ready for the farmers
crops. Another stupendous undertake
ing of a similar kind is on foot by the
Colorado Coal and Iron Company. This
channel will be opened from a point on
the Arkansas river, three and a half
miles below Canon City, and be ex.
tended across the table land in a south
easterly direction to the st. Charles
river. The ditch will be thirty feet
wide, carrying five feet of water, and
seventy-six miles long. Such enter
prises are the feature of the new devel-
opment of this country, and are watched
with much interest.
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should be stopped Neglect frequently re-
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sumption. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRIO.
CHES do not disorder the stomach like
cough syrups and balssms, but oct directly on
ute ttytd11ed parts. allRying irritation, give
renef to Asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs, Ca
tirrh and the Throat Trouble which Singers
and Public Speakers are subject TO. FOR
thirty years, Browns Bronchial Troches nave
oeen recommended by physicians. and
elWayh give perfect satisfaction. Having
nearly an entire generation, they have al.
ualned well merited rank among the few
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a box everywhere Observation-Disclosures
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DIR. SPINNEY & 90.
Or DR.. H. Wagner, M. D.
MEDICAL and SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
s4a narimer street, Denver.

chronic diseases OF men and women sue.
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diseases ofEye and Ear a speciality, by one
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A Few Reasons

Why you should try the celebrated DR.. H.
Nagner's methods ofcure:
4. Dr.. ii. Wagner lie "A natural physician
O.S. FOWLER,
The greatest Living Phrenologist.
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DIR. ]. SIMMS,
The Worlds Greatest Physiognomist.
s. GU are wonderfully proficient in your
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from Bellevue Hospital. New York City; has
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0"Dr. H. Wagner has immortalized him.
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remedies Tor private and sexual diseases."-
Virginia City Chronicle.
4. thousands OF invalids flock to see him ~
= San Francisco Chronic e.
g. The doctors long experience as a spe-
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Rocky M%ountai News.
Dr.. H. Wagner has had entire charge ofthe
Medical and Surgical Institute for the past
year heretofore known as DIR. Spinney &Co.
343 Larimer ST., Denver, Colorado.
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NEWS NOTES.

The freight market In New York via
Cape Horn, is still fairly active, and
when It is remembered that this is the
dullest period of the whole year, 1t is
rather remarkable, especially as the
railroads have succeeded in obtaining
quite a number Of new shippers since
the lrst of July, that heretofore had
been patrons of clippers. AS it is the
outlook is very encouraging.
An Oil City dispatch says that a long
train of freight cars of the Cranberry
coal railroad company, in coming from
the mines, on descending a decline, the
brakeman lost control of them and they
dashed along at a terrific rate and
jumped the track, killing six miners,
and wounding fifteen others. The track
is torn up and the debris is scattered
along for about two miles.
The London Times says the porte
has the effrontery to declare his procla-
nation against Arab Pasha will be
contingent on his attitude after the
landing of the Turkish troops in Egypt.
1t is impossible, therefore, for England
to accept or permit the landing of Tur-
klsh troops in Egypt. The claim of
the porte to draw OF Egyptian
is preposterous.
The senate is still pushing for mile
age OF the extra session.
A Columbus TO- dispatch says Perry
county, that state, has been over
whelmed by a water spout. Business
and dwelling houses have been swept
away and people rescued with difficulty.
Miles of railroad track are washed
away, loaded coal cars carried off, and
wires Frustrated. Loss estimated at
s2o0,000 The bridge over Green creek
was undermined, and went down with
a freight train. Loss very heavy. No
n hurt.
Late news from Egypt is as follows:
An armored train went to Mek's fort
Friday, where a 50-pound breech-loader
made beautiful practice on the Mari
bout eartbworks, at 5000 yards. Shells
were seen TO burst right in Arabi's
earthworks. Arabi's o%stentatious
threat about entering Alexandria is
believed to be intended to mask his re.
treat. Only skirmishes are expected
during the next three weeks.
In n reconnaissance Thursday, breast.
works were found finished at a point
on the Mahmondish canal, already oc,
cupied by the British picket. 1t IL
clear that Arab Pasha means to re
main on the defensive. His real resis
lance will begin at the lines at Kafr-el
Diyar. Skirmishes could be had ever,
day If Gen. Allison would allow th,
English to amuse themselves. He ha
forbidden mere ''potting'' of the Arab
who appear within range. The health
of the troops is excellent, only one ant
a half per cent. being sick, Affairs a
Port Said are quiet.
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Or pain, or beautiful, the while,
No lady can afford to smile,
Unless her teeth are like the snow
And If she fail IN this,
Aud can't afford to smile or kiss.
She must use Sozodont, | trow.
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A CARD.

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ndiscretionH OF youth. nervous weakness
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he . -1frEi~r~-v In south Amerira- send !
selfaadd = ssed envelope to the Rev Josenh Il.
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AWE
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wells Health Remover" restores
health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, In
potence, Sexual Debility. 81. Depot,
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OF the hair is often promoted by using
Parker's Hair Balsam. 1t always re-
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gray hair, gives 1t new life and removes
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Quick, complete cure, all annoying
Kidney, Bladder and Uriary Diseases,
81. Druggists. Depot, Dare & Collins
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Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies,
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Enameline
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