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St. Landry democrat., 1883-07-14

WHY is compositor like cripple? Be
cause he can't get on without stick.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-07-14

A BUNGHoLE is a very necessary thing in
a barrel, but after all, it is nothing.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-07-14

The man who knows the most is not an
owing man.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-07-14
ALL recommend Wise's Axle Grease.
No time should be

No time should be
lost if the stomach,
liver and bowels arc
Affected. to adopt the
sure remedy, Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters.
Diseases of the organs
named beget others
far more serious, and
a delay is therefore
hazardous. Dyspep-
:sia. liver complaint.
chills and fever, early
rheumatic twinges,
kidney weak e 8 8,
bring serious bodily
trouble iftrifled with.
Lose no time in using
this effective and safe
medicine.
For sale by all
Druggists and Deal
ers generally.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-07-14

Why must logic have legs? Because it
stands to reason.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-07-14

IF afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DIR. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water Druggists sell it. &c.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-07-14

Flies, reaches, ants, bugs, rats, mice,
crows, cleared out by "Rough on Rats. n15c.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-07-14

The proper way to warm the house is to
keep the cellar coaled.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-07-14
j. B. HEN1oN, M. D.
To Consunptives.

The umbrella is the check-rain of the hr
man animal.-Boston Transcript.
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Small Grain and Stock Report.

Captain w. W. Ross, statistical cor
respondent for the department of agricul-
ture at Washington, in his small grain and
stock report for Dallas county, LIST of April,
says: The date OF seeding wheat is from
September LIST to December LIST. The
amount sown per acre, if drilled, is 1!
bushels; If broadcast, from 2 to q bushels.
In the fall months the condition of the soil
was very favorable for seeding and germina-
ton, so the early sown is doing well and
bids feir for a good yield. The latter SOW
ing is also doing well. Some complaint of
winter killing, and little may have to be
plowed up. The. crop sown is not large.
Oats, fall-sown. destroyed by the freezes.
The spring seeding is not very large, owing
to the lateness in sowing, caused from the
unusual wet spring. Some rye and barley
sown, and it looks well.
Horses have been comparatively healthy;
no prevailing disease; small loss from
blind staggers. Condition of cattle is not
as good as in ordinary seasons; they are not
generally sheltered in the winter. The av-
erage age for marketing beeves is three
years. 1t is not because they are at that
age grown, but ofhigh price. Farmers can
make more money selling at this age than
holding over another year. The average
live weight of beeves sold in 1873 was 1, 600
pOuDuS. Wnlle now tney are SOlu at weight
DISCO or 800 pounds and at profit of so per
cent of the prices of 1873.
Condition OF sheep good, no disease,
among them; the fine breeds are being in
troduced. A small loss from dogs, wolves,
old age and stress of weather,
Hogs were never in better condition, no
disease of any kind; pork is very high and
hogs scarce. Many of our planters are
persuing suicidal policy of buying st.
Louis bacon instead of raising it. They
are seeing their error, and are now more
than ever trying to raise enough for all
home demands.
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Crooked Post-nmce.

Mrs. Bell Burchell of Fort Worth
has been reported to post
official and by clerks in her employ
ment by having unlawfully detained by
placing in her private desk an ordinary re-
turned letter-the writer of the letter had
box rented In the Office for the last two
years. she is also charged with having
destroyed several tie-sacks of mail which
was addressed to parties within the de-
livery other office. The general opinion
among post-office officials is that she will be
arrested for these offenses. -
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The BaIIs Line Tournament.

CHICAGO, March 27.-Sexton and Morris
were the contestants in the second game
of the balk line tournament this evening.
The attendance was light. The game Is
thought to be one-sided. Sexton is the IA
vorite in betting, 25 to Is, but it was close
ton, in the seventh inning, took a strong
lead with a run of Ill, and remained in
front throughout, though at one time Nor
ris came to within four points of him. Nor.
ris run SO in the Goth inning, mainly the
result. of a skillful use of cushion and kiss
combinations. Score-Morrls, 532; highest
run, 49, average, 92S-56 Sexton, 900;
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gllded niokels Tor % gold pieces. Whilst
being conveyed 10 jail, Woodward Knocked
down the. two policemen having him In
charge and ran. He was fired nj by one Of
The policemen and caught al tbs end Of the
attracted by the reports Of the pistols. Tho
~ Louis authorities we're notified OF the ar
rest, and replied that they would send q
reqUisition Tor the prisoner. Woodward Is
a newspaper reporter, formerly employed
on 81. Louis papers, and was few weeks
ago employed in similar capacity in this
CITY
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That Big Lumber Crash.

OSHKOSH. WIS.,, March 27.-At meeting o
bankers just held here statement of the
liabilities and assets of S. B. & ]. A. Paige
and the Paige-Sexmith Lumber company
of which the Paiges are the chief stock
holders aud endorsers, was laid before the
meeting. Although different tinanciers
present figured somewhat differently on
the assets, the result show about as follows:
Liabilities of Paige, Dixon & Co., at Daven.
port, $3.50, 00O estimated if business closed
out would make the loss from
S30,000 to $4,000. Liabilities of the Paige
Sexmith Lumber company, at Superior
City, for which the Paiges are responsible,
about 1924 900; estimated that assetsin that
direction on pine lands, lumber on hand.
logs, mill, etc., about 100000, at low es.
innate. but 1t is claimed by Paige and
Sexmith 1t is third greater on valuation.
The firm owes $l02 900 TO banks in Oshkosh,
some at ST. Paul, Green Bay and Neenah.
The firm are unable to negotiate q loan OF
$4,000 from the banks here TO pay the
amount now due hands and loggers at Su-
perior City, and will make an assignment,
and are now looking for the proper man
for assignee. Senator Sawyer was asked to
serve as assignee but declined.
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New YORK, March 29.-Frank Leslie's
Illustrated Newspaper announces new
departure. Place will be given to a series
of papers in which will be discussed the
latest aspects of capital and labor, free
trade and protection, questions Of the
people against monopoly, rights and
restrictions of corporate power, future of
the merchant marine, sphere and influence
OF the daily press, and other kindred topics
of national interest. In connection with
these discussions are mentioned the names of
George F. Hoar, Charles Francis Adams, jr.,
President S. e. Ely, Edward Atkinson,
Henry George, General Walker and Others
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WASHINGTON, March 27.-Secretary Fol-
ger slept well last night and awoke this
morning much relieved. His appetite is
improving and general symptoms are more
favorable than for several days. The act
ing secretary Of the treasury has addressed
letter TO the secretary OF state on the sub
ject OF the proposed modification OF the
Canadian regulations with regard 10 the
importation Of bonded whisky from the
United States. He says the commissioner
Of internal revenue and himself have agreed
that. inasmuch as the right Of exportation
into Canada without the payment OF tar
was one guaranteed by Law, and not sub
jet TO the discretion Of the treasury depart
ment. that the department would have no
objections 10 such notifications OF the
Canadian regulations as would permit the
importation into their domain Of whisky In
packages OF twenty gallons and upwards.
The secretary Of state IL requested 70 CON-
municate these views 10 the Canadian gov
eminent.
Notice is given that on "Wednesday,
April rs, 1873, and on the following
Wednesday, United States bonds embraced
m the 10Th call viii be redeemed At the
treasury department, Washington, 10 the
amount OF IS 900. 600 with interest 70 date
Of payment. Bonds presented at the de
partnent 1t 10 O'Clock a m, on the day be
lore each dav named for redemption, will
be D I'D in order OF their presentation, and
II excess Of a.. 900 .O00 be presented on either
day, such excess will be first paid on the
next redemption day.
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The committee on locating the bazaar
building for the purpose of raising funds
for hospital during the meeting of the
S@ngerfest will report on Wednesday morn
ing, at the Windsor hotel parlor, at IL
o'clock. 1t is hoped that there win be a
advisory board and also the ladies' of the
association. A vote of thanks was rendered
Mr.. Il. G. Childs for the generous offer of
his coal yard, and also 10 Mr.. Mayer for
kindly resigning the same. The treasurer
acknowledges with pleasure donation of
$40 from Mr.. Eisenlohr on behalf of the
committee who raised funds for the suffer-
ers on the Rhine
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TOPEKA, KAs., March N.-Telegrams
signed by nearly q hundred persons, in
Guiding state officers and congressman and
leading republicans from all parts of the
state were sent last night and to-day to Presi-
dent Arthur, recommending Hon. John A.
Martin, of Atchison, Kansas, for the posi-
ton of Postmaster-G General.
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New ORLEANS, March 27.-Hearing of the
election fraud cases was continued to-day
William Buckney, deputy sheriff, serving
supervisor, swore he could not identity one
of the signatures on the tally sheets, OF per-
sons arrested for perjury. John Bader,
brother of the accused United States super
visor representing the democratic party,
testified he knew the accused (his brother),
but didn't know his brothers. signature.
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murderer 10 nc Afrslanod- Posi-onloe
Change shipping Notes.

IHHnHe-EHIpDIn FOtesl
GALvmroN, March T,--lSpeolal,l-T. II.
Wood, who shot "sootty The gfowler' and
killed him, In saloon, In May, 1889, will
be tried for murder In the first degree 10.
morrow, in the criminal district court.
Major Frank Spencer will represent the
sented by Messrs Noble and Stubbs.
Judge O. b. Sabin, who has been post
master here for the past eight years, and
who declined q reappointment, will retire
from office on the LIST OF April and be sue
ceeded by Professor Oscar Gariesser, his as
slstant, whom Judge Sabin recommended.
Weather bulletin, for the cotton belt, fur
nshed by the signal service, in conjunction
with the several railways OF the state:
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sAE FRAEoIsco. March E.-The erecu-
tive committee Of the Knights-Tsmplsr are
not entirely successful yet IN arranging for
the accommodations ftr the visiting com
any definite numbers The 0tners say they
vii stretch their accommodafionr % the
utmost. but make noc0Dlrnct-- frst come.
first served" A meeting vii Be held 70
morrow Of the COMMITTEES and the question
viii be further considered
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Ell PASO.
The Hostiles-Unique Way Of Celebrating
Eastor-City Marshal Resigns. Etc.

Easuor-OIty MHrsnHI Ho5IBHs' Etc'
Ell PAso. March 27.-[Special.] IA dis
patch was received by the military to-day
los Indians had broken out again. 1t came
from Grayson, Arizona, asking for men,
guns and ammunition. Three settlers are
reported to have been killed.
Easter Sunday was celebrated at Paso del
Norte by several bull.fghts.
One hundred and ten scholars are enrolled
il our public schools.
On account of the attack of the city mar.
shall on Acting Mayor Heating, the council
met to-day to take prompt action, when the
marshal rendered his resignation to take
effect April LIST. One of the deputy mar
shals was also requested to resign.
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Topics of the Town

PiTTsBURG, March 27.-The failure of c. p
Markles' Sons, paper manufacturers, Is
the principal topic in commercial circles
to-day. AS stated last night, their liabili-
ties are about 500, 600, and assets close 10 a
million. MIR. Krider, chief book-keeper
followed Captain Markle TO Chicago, by re.
quest Of the latter's brother, and succeeded
without much difficulty, In persuading him
to make an assignment Markle Of.
fered no explanation for his con
ouct beyond stating be was
tired and wanted rest. He had been drink.
ing and was still under the influence OF
of liquor. He made no offer 10 return the
money, although acquainted with Che fact
that his action bad ruined the firm. As
the money was his own IL cannot be taken
from him In any legal way, and for that
reason no proceeding will be instituted
against him. AS near as can be learned, he
took with him 500, 900 of the firms money.
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NEW YORK, March 27.-The steamship
Westphalia, from Hamburg, arrived this
morning. Among the passengers are: En-
sign Henry j. Hunt, Herbert Wood, Leach,
jones II. Bartlett, John Lanterbach and
Frank Mason, survivors OF the arctic ex-
poring steamer Jeanette. They will be
officially received by Chief Engineer Mel
vile and the officers of the navy. yard.
On the arrival of the steamer at its pier,
Ensign Hunt and the seamen of the jean
nette were welcomed by Lieutenant Mel
vile and Engineer Jacques, who had come
over from Brooklyn navy yard in tug.
They spent some time together in one Of
the cabins of the vessel, and then accom-
panied the lieutenant and engineer in the
tug to the navy yard. The party will prob
ably go to Washington, where four of the
surviving seamen will testify before the JEAN
nette inquiry committee. They say they
do not yet know what testimony has been
given by the other witness, nor what they
can add to what has already been told, as
they know nothing beyond what is also
known by those who have already been ex-
amined. Ensign Hunt and the members
of his party are in excellent health, and the
seamen show no trace of the trials they en-
dured. They are naturally much pleased
at their return to this country, and look
forward with eagerness to the pleasure OF
again meeting friends from whom they
have been so long separated. Arriving at
the navy yard, the party called upon Com
modore Upshur, and at his invitation
lunched with him at his residence. The
party all look as If they enjoyed the best
health.
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81. Louis. March "a special dispatch
from Washington say. Comptroller Law
renee said to-day that be was still engaged
in the preparation Of en- opinion as 70 the
right o. Representative Ochlitree. Of Texas,
70 draw his salary Defyre settling q
balance due the United States, incurred
when be was a marshal: that The supple
mental argument flied b the latter mere
" raised q consfitu.iOnsl question ~ %
whether q neEber ~ inEres would Be
ezempt from Iiahniiy under The statutes at
large. lodge Lawrence quoted section Of
the constitution. which proraces that con
gressmen shall receir. compensation for
Their services % Be ssrerrsinec bT lnT and
psid cut :. the treasury n he United
ststes. a be other hard. - sid section
1855 ~ the Fsrlsed Statute distinctly pro
hiyIted The u4Tme1f q money % Any rer-
son indebfed - tie Ini--a Ststes- and ne
QUESTION in e DufrtrI - ghstber NJ
OchiItree wns e1emtr-d ifpni he IrDrl8l1nE
81 ftis sertio1. TIER r-re r.IentT q
ctnnces a1tr6ed f1- D lei'rt5g orfnior ard
arrurnerf. buf fil- rss- rg1I4 D. carefully
considers1 befrrs decisive scion "a taken
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JACKSBORO,
Horse thieves Forced 10 Abandon Portion
of their Stolen Stock.

of their Stolen Stock.
JAcKsBoRo, March H.-[Special.] J. Sheriff
King left here Sunday evening in pursuit
of party of five men with bunch of
horses, which..he suspected had been stolen.
They were overtaken early yesterday morn
ing twenty Hliles northeast OF here, but,
being armed with Winchesters and out
numbering the posse, they stood them off.
The sheriff secured additional aid and
pressed them SO closely that they aban-
doned fourteen head. of the horses and
made good their escape, heading for Red
river. The horses are held for Identification.
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CINCINNATI, March 27.-Whisky has de.
clined 2 cents by order Of the manager Of
the whisky pool. The action was accom-
panied by rumor of the dissolution of the
pool, but President Meter says there IL no
cause for trouble; that the pool is as strong
now rs ever; that the disastrous
failures which have occurred Of late,
together with the decentralization in
Kentucky, makes the existence Of the pool
more important than ever. IL il the only
safety Of the business 30 long as cattle are
in the stables. He attributes the decline 70
the fall in corn, and says be has thought
t1.l4 too high for some time. The pool
only extends 10 the price OF hieh wines,
leaving spirits and other goods ~ bject 10
such huctuation as the manufacturers
choose.
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Police Officer Beard was informed yester-
day morning by man, who protessed TO
know the party, that an ex-city marshal Of
Texarkana was in the city, out OF mis- right
mind, and that he was down by the bridge
over the Trinity river. The officer went In
search, but failed 70 find any traces Of him,
and II is feared the unfortunate man was
drowned In the river. The last seen Of him
be was under the east end. of the bridge.
The officer searched along the river bank
for any marks OF him, but TO no purpose.
Are you miserable through indigestion
sour stomach or constipation? Acker's
nyspsPsa T snId Is We gufssasss va re-
druggists, Dallas.
Smoke genuine Duts Of Durham stsno-
A. 0rrId
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BATrLE CEEEK, Mich. March ia mar
named johnson. living near Johnstown
suspected hired man named Fry Of IN.
due intimacy with the farmers wife, and
finding Fry alone in dense woods bound
ard gagged him, and succeeded In securely
bis ,,erson. the assailant left Fry. and the
latter was discovered b. searching party
two days afterward, unconscious and bis
links badly frozen. but he may recover.
johnson and VIE fed.
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Err ToEk. March "a OsksJ Hal
anDounoes in this mornings Truth that b
RS assumef editorial contru Of inst
paper 70 - also understood fLnt be and
BIS friends hsre b0urnf cc1tro q rne
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.-F. q. Van
Ness, commissioner of immigration, was
examined to-day in the police court, on tie
charge of .embezzling the funds of the
office, and discharged from custody.
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Pr he reIIl.f ~ r-erer.
r1n 10 instant u lsn1pIIsd.
81 rneuf1a1s1. ur1rHIr a. rc-
80 rruFEa p IA uaaf
tarE NIrrrart 80 rrw.a
|'IINIUrr raIrA urIr Irasl.
tTetsHIl| fsr14Ia r4Ira r.aIr1-
IarrI rTs1er1Ia uEtr rIu-
r'1'rI ! IruI lfTTr. rlnInrIn
NnT - I4u~ ne InIIIr4f
Pisces IN DER Fs|r-~
~ re 80 q forces fIrE
$3.50 I1nrt r. r1Ir. - -
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DOGGED DORSEY.

Star-Route Trial Dorsey Continues Ills
Observation-Disclosures Denlals
or Reerdell's Statements "A Big Batch
of Lies Out Somewhere.
More Star.Route Presentments Re.
turned by the Graud.Jury.
Ex-senator Kellogg is Among the In
dlcted-Brady Also.
The Usual Wrangle Over Papers II
Which an Occasional
Faint Flash of Weakly Wit Feebl
Flickers.
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LoEDos, March E.-If IL stated the Mar.
euis Of Lorne, ur0n his return TO England
from Csusdsr, vii be rHised 70 the peerage.
TrWFIK BY.
CorsIAxTIEOFLE. March Z.-IeT1k beT.
former minister Of finance. has been ap-
pointed Turkish minister Ct Washington.
FauED TO AssuEE.
Lorpor. March N.-Thomas Power
O'Counor. member o. parliament for Cal
rar. delivered an address e. Ie-ds last
night He hsd previously beeu cnallanEed
b. the Leeds Mercury ~ ssy snst1er BE-
had resolved any Of The fu1ds 81 me Landr
league. and whefher BE- 49, Wiling - hsre
the league accounts n1dited. O'Coun0f.
horever. fnilsd % noiio. the questions m
hls speecn.
nLaEwED-
ODEsa. Nn-rt Z--Tte s1cialisls hare
puhisbed rarifsslo in c'fr1Ia-i0- In ne
southern PAR 81 Russia. iLstIInf Ire r'e1rle
~ Ernl Of the crrnirr fr41s % t1s rrr1sIur
- he curunalIur RI Ne car - rIIlrs
b. - 81 ne n1tIes and lew. a cerrrs-
TO- ~ nutlss naTl E14- - - fei.r111-E
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sAEFORD's RADICAL CURE.

The Great Bslssnnlc DisfIllafIon Of witch
Hazel. American Pine, Canadian rur.
marieold, Clover blossom. Efc.,
For he immediate r1ilaf and permanent cnre Of
ever form 81 Catnrrh. iron q simple head cold
iur cJurh. nrD1rhItIs and in1Irieuf ronarrrr-
lion Relief IN Eve minutes IN aur and ever
case. NoIhlnr lire ~ GrEfefrl frarranf
and 4 rid. rndicsl permanent and never fail
t-r
Ore irtna l-nfie.1 Curs on boz Catnrrhsi Sol
vent anf ssufDrds lnhalef. al IN one De- Ears.
81 al drurrisf1 f1r 81. A1t fu sarF1Er's
R1DlraL crnE PORN DEro 4sD cn1E1cs1
Co rrstrI
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o ask Count folstol, minister II the In.
terror, 70 pr0side for The protection Of
their property.
rms LINCOLNSHIRE HANDfoAP.
bOFDOF, March 1.-THE race for the
Lincolnshire handicap vas won by Knight
Burghley, Scobell second, Sulphur third
and Seventeen starters.
Alter 800 yards were run John Exley's
chestnut filley, Greek Maid, struck Aren-
zlr, destroying what chances of winning
she ever had. knight Of Burgey won by
tbree-fourths ofa length. There was a dis
lance offour lengths between the second and
third horses.
DUBLIN, March N.-Twenty-six persons
have been arrested in Ballinabe, county
Mayo, charged with completely in the MUIR
der of Ferrick in June, 1880.
CONVICTED.
BELFAST, March 27.-The jury has rem
dered verdict of guilty in the case of the
six members of the Armagh assassination
society who were placed on trial here yes
terday. Counsel tor the defense mainly
tried to impeach the evidence given by an
informer named Duffy. He argued the
crown doubted its own case,
because it had failed to secure an in
dictment on men who, according to the evi.
dence offered by the crown, were strongly
implicated in the crimes charged against
the prisoners. Counsel for the crown in
reply strongly asserted the completely of
the iand-.eague in the projected murder Of
Landlord Brooke, through Boyle, who was
then treasurer of the local league.
DEAF AND DUMB ASYLUM BURNED.
FREDERICTON, N. B., March 27.-The
deaf and dumb asylum at Fort Thornhlll,
near the city, with barns and all out-build-
ings, burned last night.
| ASSIGNED.
MONTREAL, March 27.-Lord & Mum, the
largest shippers here for western produce
to Great Britain, have assigned. Liabilities
at least quarter of a million. They expect
| to make good showing. The embarrass-
ment arose from delay in getting forward
goods to maritime ports, especially New
Foundland.
BULLION WITHDRAWN.
LONDON, March 27.-About 100, 900 pounds
of bullion was withdrawn from the bank OF
England to-day. 1t is for shipment to New
York.
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samford's 9adicai Garr.

Smoke genuine DUKE Of Durham stsno-
nr1 ~ THE wnrh