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NAVASOTA,
A Popular Couple Married Serious Acct
deni-A Bridge Falls ina just Com


Popular Couple Married Serious Acct
dent-A Bridge Falls ina just Com
plant.
NANAsorA, oct, &. Special. Tho
whole city went to the opera house asst
evening to see Mr.. Ed. Baum and lAiss
Dora Fisher take matrimonial vow =. adj
ministered by Rabbi Voorsan rer of
Houston, Tho bride is very Ia odsome
and underwent the ceremony ' erv cred
ltably The groom is the b anniest i'm
Texas. The bridal party sta tted' TO Cial-
weston by tins mornings early train.
The wedding supper was ,mple and Mi
who attended are loud i'm words of
praise. W
Saturday night David, Grccr had =
leg broken by his hors falling on him
while in aioX chase. lilo is doing we'll
now. "''e won
The rock bridge ,ver Town creek fell
d IN before el,n Foo, ca )mplction a few
uays ago lrol n the bank giving
way after har' 1 rain. Another viii be
put up.
d, The public complain about the pres.
" uh,l.,i moving Partially for MI Re.
RI iaina" candidates, especially for
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MaIIrra nj Mnrnhnll.

MARSHALL, oct. Especial. D. Col.
T. T. Gammage, United States Commits.
sioner for the state at the Worlds
Mammoth Exposition at New Orleans,
arrived last nght, and will spend the
day in Marshall, aud will proceed To
New Orleans Tomorrow.
). II. Norwood, Esq, has been com
miSSloned United States Commissioner
at this point.
Rev. Fathc" s"handy preached an
eloquent sermon ut 81. Jostph's Cathol. q
church to-d"N. subject: "rhe HOLY
Rosnryi' thl, being the first day OF the
Institution of hi, beautiful devotion.
Rev. Father Granger has arrived i'm
New York and Is expected here some
time during the week.
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Two PonnsyIynnIn EpIsodes.

EpISBuUG, PA, Oct. g. Five masked
men entered the house of John Sherry,
on Saturday evening, while the family
were eating supper and commanded all
to hold up their hands. Besides Sherry,
there were at the table two men, Michael
kelser and George Best, servant girl
and boy. The entire party were gagged
and bound. sherry was then compelled
to open his safe, from which they alb
stracted 500. They also obtained $500
from bureau drawers and other place =,
about the house, The gang then Dire ~,
of in n carriage, which was in watt nv
There is no clue. S
ON Saturday Gusta McKisso',. In,
wife OF Silas McKlsson, got her ,nshanf
to load q shotgun, and going la tiol
whore Patrick Forbes was at work lie
charged the weapon Mt him, .bc rnntont,
taking effect in his bow els inGictin,
fatal wounds. The murd err was the re- re-
suit of an old family fer I'd. The woman
was arrested.
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CRIMINAL RECORD.
FAILURES THAT ARE SWlNDLES.
Murder and Robbery In Northwest Texas
An Unfaithful Wife Killed-Crime
in ChlcagO-That Waco Kill
Ing - Various Grimes.


WACO, Oct. 6.-lSpecial. The coro-
ner's jury, holding an inquest as to the
killing of Tom Scott, the hickman, con
linued its session to-day, taking the tes-
timony Of several witnesses. The evil
dence of Rice, the barber, who was in
the clutches Of tho ha kmen when Po-
llceman AmOnett came up and inter
Yened, ~ very favorable to the prisoner.
some other witesscs, however, notably
the hackman Tom Tatum, who was one
OF the principal actors in the difficulty,
VIII bear hard on Amonett. Scott's
widow Is an invalid and has two lit
the children. She enlisted sudden
outDurst OF generous sympatY. 70 COM
mence with, the EXamineropened a sub
Scrlptlon headed with $2j, then a sub.
Scrlptlon was taken up at reyivalist's
Jones services tonight, and finally,
Manager Sanford johnson, Of the Me
Clelland opera-house, donated her 30 per
cent OF the gross proceeds of "Only a
Noman's Heart performance at the
opera-house tonight. Tho amounts
from all sources are not footed up vet,
butshe Will get quite Il sum. This move
meht Is not to be understood as an ex-
preston of reputable sentiment as TO
me Killing of Scott, but simply rs char
lty TO an afflicted woman and orphan
children,
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Weatherford LocnI Nntes.

WATERFORD, Oct. 6. Special. r.
Judge A. T. Watts left on the east-bound
train this evening for Tyler, where he
goes to attend his duties as Judge of the
Commissioners OF Appeals.
County court convened this morning.
Several pleas Of guilty were taken. The
first ease taken up was the StateV vs.. Me
Column, charged with aggravated as
sault. lilo was found guilty of simple
assault and fined 81.
Tho next case was the State
w. John Latham, charged with selling
Intoxicating liquors on Sunday. A YER
1t. t Of not guilty was rendered by the
| jury,
Bishop Garrett preached twice at the
I Episcopal church yesterday, lie had q
| crowded house to hear him,
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FoR u long time the contest between
Tow 0UuILTRBE and JOE MULHATroN
waKed warm ~ to which could pro-
mulgate tho most improbable un ruth,
but without any definite advantage to
either. Since MIR. BLAINE's letter To
"MY DEAR PuELrs" has made its APP
pearanco "oUR Tom" has been com
pletoly silonced, and MuLnATToN has
announced himself for President, in
order, no doubt, that he may occupy a
like prominent position with the tat
toood man, and 1t may be to commence
a libel suit against some paper for $4,000
TAT tho risk OF his life IL needs boz As
u prevaricator and falsiGer BLAINR can
down both ToH and JOE and give them
all under holds Tom has "caved," and
jon better yield to superior powers.
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The Pictures nu. villain,

CHICAGO, Oct. Thomas McManns
G. H. Wells,Johh Radigan and Timothy
Noonen stoppe 4 in front Of Dago sat
loon In a diSrePutable portion OF the
city TONIGHT to witness II fight in prog
ress on tie sidewalk, when JOSEPH Joi-
res, an Italian, ran out with stiletto
and stabbed all of them. Two are dan
gerously cut. JOrros was arrested.
About the same time, in the same
neighhorhood, fight occurred among
a number of Italians, in which eight or
ten = OTIS were fired and stilrttoes freely
used. Five or six persons were
wounded; none, however, fatally. No
arrests,
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John II. MCLEAN 10 nnnhln

WA my TON, Oct Il, John II. Nc
Ian, editor and proprietor of the Gin.
cinnati Enquirer, will bo married To-.
morrow morning to Miss Emily 7. Real,
u daughter Of Gen. T.. #. Bcnl, of this
city, The ceremony 10 tn be private.
ana IN the presence only of the immpdi
ate relatives OF the two families ut the
residence ol the BRIDES father, ut IaCay.
etlr square. Row William X. Leonard.
will olNcipte.
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IT was thought for time that The race
between MOTION and WASH JONES
would be very close and exciting, but
the latest developments show that the
Republicans are uniting on the Judge,
and that JONES will have but small
following. WASH has seen his palmiest
days in Texas, and after the 18th of No
vnmber his name will be heard in the
land no more forever.
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Jeher.nn IniiInrs.

JEFFERSON, Oct. G, Special. Mack
Tulles, ono of our best boys, departed
this life last saturday, lie was sober
and Intelligent aud none boro better
Yesterday.
Mr., Charles Bailey, or Galveston, and
W, u. WORKMAN, of Austin, Texas, are
In the city. NV
MT lmhoden, representing the Gal.
weston News, was IN the city yesterday.
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SAN FRNNcisCo, Oct 9, The revenue
cutter Corwm arrived houl Alaska last
night, aud brought down the crew Of the
ice'crushcd steam whaler Bowhoad
The Captain reports a new volcano dis.
covered ut Four Mountains, ncnr tho
seNenty-Second pass, Tho whale catch
has been u good average. Tho KownL u
river has been mlly explored The ON.
clal report sto DO made TO Washington.
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state Cnpltai Notes.

AUSTIN, Oct. Especial. The nav.
ment of veteran pensions for this quarter
continues. There will be deficiency
Legislature. WV
day. '''' w
=. Col. Carey w. Styles, editor OF thu
Evening Capital. severed his connectinn
with the paper to-day.
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found murdered on Oct. I'd Mt James
Rafferty's rancho in the Huachuco
mountains. Rafferty,, who is missing,
is also believed to have been murdered.
1t is rumored that a band of Mexicans
from Sonora committed the murder in
revenge for the death of the Mexican
QuinOne, who was hanged July 10th.
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GRAND RAPIDS, MICu., Oct, G.-ThS
daily Eagle, Newaygo special, says: A
horrible tragedy occurred here about
midnight last night. A man named
Armstrong, recently came hero and
found hiswitc and George Bates together
In Bates room in bed. He seized an axe
and entered the house. His wife seized
aud held him while Bates left the room
for revolver, with which to kill him,
While Bates was gone, Armstrong broke
loose from his wife, struck her with the
axe and then cut her throat.
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Mn. w. IL. NEWMAN, General Traffic
Manager Of the Texas & Pacific road,
has assured the people of Fort Worth
that he has not Disseminated against
them In freights and favored other
cities. No ono has ever charged Mn.
NEWMAN with prevarioation, and his
assertions are undoubtedly reliable.
The Evening Mail seems TO be terribly
worried over the fact that Denton IL
taking the cotton trade away from the
Fort. The reason for this IL that Dem
ton Is the better market and the plant
ers know IL. There can DO no fault at
tached 20 any railroad for this result.
The Mails frivolous threats of retaliat-
Ing against the Texas 4 Pacific will not
Brighten any one. How II gets this
paper involved In its troubles with the
railroads IL lnexplicable, and II is laugh
able TO hear Il say: "Both the Dallas
HERALD and the management OF the
road Mn. NEWMAN represents viii dis
coter that our people are not without
thd means 70 inaugurate efficient retail
bry n,-ssures." Mirsbllc dictui
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Mr.. BLAINE went to Ohio thooreti-
cally for pleasure. Really he went there
to bolster up u miserably weak cause.
II was hoped that his "mugnetic" pre-.
ence would create such an enthusiasm
among the Buckeyes" that the State
would roll up tremendous BLAINE
and LOGAN majority in November. Re.
suits are sometimes disheartoning
BLAINE's circus seems to have created
no furore of excitement whatever in
Ohio. The gaping crowds only had q
curiosity to see the suthor of the Mn.
M9AN letters. Pleasure ut last wa,
about all BLAINE got out of the trip anu
wonderfully little of that lilo nevc,
struck \ station where the MuLLdNN
letters aud his letter to "My Doal
Phelps" were not enclosed to him la 4
sweet scented envelope, Truly the way
of the transgressor is hard'
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THE ticket in November will be q long
one, as it must con ain tho names of all
the electors, as well as those of county
and State cillcers. 1t would not be
imiss for the chairman Of the Demo
cratic Executive committee to send to
each county chairman and Democratic
paper complete list of electors and
state nominees, so the tickets will be
properly printed. They should be
printed in accordance with law.
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neIton Busy md nnn,an,.

BnToN, Oct. Especial, The city
has been throngcd with people, wagons
and horses from early morn, the streets
being blockadod toan almost inpassa-
bleoHtent. About 20 bales OF cotton
were sold.
A large amount Of stock was brought
to town, II being estruy sale day. The
consequence IN, merchants and clerks
hayo been on the run all day.
-Four hundred and SIXTY scholar. have
registered at the free school,
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Negro Mnrderrr Con,,r.d

ABILENE, Oct. Special. f. Lew
Townsend, colored, an escaped muir
derer from Shreveport, who was ar
rested here some time ago, but broke
Jail, was, Saturday, captured by Mar
shal Hill thirty miles north of Colorado
City, and is now in custody of Rangers
at Abilene
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deserve, Death and Accen,, n, ,s,,.y

ST.. JosErH, oct, 6.-Tho trial of
young Bateman, who outraged and then
murdered the Mclaughlin children at
Flag Springs a little over a month ago,
opened at savannah this morning, hut
was son ended by Judge Kelly accept
inga plea of guilty from the prisoner
aud sentencing him to Ice hangcdo ON Nov.
2lst. Bateman refused to have counsel
appointed To defend him, saying ho de.
served death and wanted to die.
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The Brenham Banner says the Even
ing Mail is wasting a great deal Of sym
pathy over Dallas, Yes, its sympathy
5 all sTnandered, still its lachrymose
Itterances are painful TO Itself only, but
IRE nevertheless as emotional as were
he feelings of MARK TWAIN weeping
over tho grave of AnAM
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CARTER HARRISON, one of the most
magnificent campaigners in the country,
has from all accounts got UNCLE DICK
OGLEsBY down. Even the papers that
have heretofore villified HARRIsoN the
most numerically admit that his
chances for becoming Governor are
iirst-class. 1t looks really as If a Demo
cratic cyclone had struck tho West, and
Illinois was going to align itself with
Democracy once more
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COLORADO CRY, Oct, Il, Special. A
man giving the name or Martin, who had
been about Colorado City Tor ten DAYS
was arrested for passing counteririt
money yesterday. pou n PROMISE nj
release, he conducted the officers m
Lone Wolf creek about u milN, where he
had all OF the equipments for making thu
spurious article, lie had dollar, half
dollar aud nicklo mnulds.
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Missing. and Foul plny r,.r,,

MuSciI, Ism, Oct. CIV. w. Cnthou
member OF the Sate Board, il mvs,n'
riously missing, with m.ney. Whon
Foul play Is feared. "V'v'
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They Fired him.

WiLNESnARRE, Oct d.-Samuel Rob
orts, paymastcr for Charles Parrish a.
Co, who stole about 100000, and deyo.
ted the stealingS about equally between
nome expenses aud religious objects.
pleaded guilty to the charges, and The
lackawanna PrcSbNtcry dcposcd him
nom eldership and suspended him from
communion.
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WIrHERs and TALBOT and their kind
'ry out for BLAINE and WASH JONES,
md write letters and circulars accusing
he people of Texas of numbering men
because they are Republicans.
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WAsuINGroN, oct. G.-For the We toni
States: Grucwliy iBir weather except in
Arkon rs; plr.lv cloudy weather: local
showers; .ight variable winds, generally
Nouthcrly; .light chuu-uln temperature.
GAINtsIuN, Oct. G-tulluwng is the
weather report furnished boy the Signal Ser
vice In conjunction with tut RAILWAYS:
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CnreIess Mith III. Gnn.

SAN FRACIsCo, Oct. G.--At the close Of
the Republican parade last night,
Thomas j. Crosby, First Lieutenant in
one Of tho uniformed companies, and
Eugene Mccarthy, u Sergeant, got into
an alteration. The latter was intoXira-
ted. Crosby spoke sharply to him about
his condition, whom Mccarthy drew a
revolver and fired, The bullet struck a
small hoy in the knee, manning him for
life; a second shot missed; the third one
struck another boy; the fourth missed
the nth struck Crosby fur,iu the heart
and he dropped dead. Mccarthy made
n dash and escaped.
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Murder aud Robhrry in Northwest rc,n,

ABILENE, oct u Special Isaac
Suttles, washing machine peddler and
photo COPPER, was found dead i'm his
hack in the limits OF Abilene to-day. lie
had been here camping siN weeks. lie
was shot through the head while slccp
I ing, aud his pockets rillcd and turned
| out Tho robbers missed $40 in money
/ aud ten gold watches concealed about
the hack. SuttlcS hat letter in his
| pocket Nom his brother, G.. W. Suttles,
at Lavonin, Texas; also letters from
/ other relatives. He was about Is years
/ old, aud had been dead ABOUT six days.
/ No clcw to the murdorcrs.
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WASH JONES whines about fair
count and thus encourages the assaults
IN the integrity OF the people of Texas.
\ fine kettle of fish. The people OF
Texas will turn out in November and
rebuke all such elements.
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liz another column, under the head Of
Straws," will be found series of OK
racts from letters from all over the
country written to one of our most
prominent business men. They indi-
cate that u tidal wave is setting in in ia
vor of the Democracy that is destined to
produce political revolution in this
country, none the less sweeping because
accomplished through peaceful and civil
mothods.
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A Lcnlon, nmkr,,. Grimm.

KANSAS CITY, Oct tho Journals
Omaha special, says; In Council Bluffs
tonight, Charles Austin, colsrcd. shot
his wife and then blew out his hr,ins
The woman's condition is critical. Tho
cause IL supposed to have been ionlousv.
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More ninmnnl Lrnnl.

NEW loRK, Oct. G.--The custom. honso
examiner OF foreign mail at tho post.
office, to-day seized forty-one large dia.
monds found IN the mailsof tho steamer
britannia. Their value is Sln0.O
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NEW ORLEANS, oct. 0.-The State
board Of education has decided to locate
a State Normal school at Natchltoches.
that town having given buildinus and
grounds valued at NN,uo. ''e
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THERE are at least II bakers dozen Of
lawyers here in Dallas who, were they
residents Of Tarrant county and elected
to the office of County Attorney, would
knock the spots out Of every card the
gamblers in Fort worth put down ON
tho green cloth. They would mako it
so hot for the knights Of the Nimblo-
finger that the wailings of the widows
Of AshUr ould be sweet music COM
pared with their loud lamentations, and
the terrible swearing of our army in
Flanders would family illustrate the
cursing of the aforesaid knights.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct Cd. NJ, Burns,
secretary OF state during Perkins
administration, was arrested this avon.
ing charged with ombezzling Stete
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81, LoCIs, Oct G.-'lhc twenty-fourth
annual fair Of the 81. Louis Mechanical
and Agricultural association opened to-
day, with charming weather and un
usually largo attendance for the first
day. All departments, excepting
cattle, which are excluded this
year, on account of the prevalence
of contagious diseases, are fun
and complete, and compare most favor
horse department particularly is over
lowing, there being some $50 entries,
embracing the best representa-
tyes Of all valuable breeds
in the country. Agricultural pro
ducts are also we'll represented
and the agricultural implement display
Is simply immense. The advent OF the
country people is very notable, aud
the attendance of visitors from this aud
adjoining states promises to be much
larger than ever before. The street
illumination was tested tonight and
proved successful. over $4,000 gas Jets,
in various cOlOrcd globes, besides hun
dreds of electric lamps are
burning, and Fourth and Fifth
and several cross streets are ablazo with
beautiful lights and crowded with Wis
ilors. The exposition is also more
Crowdol than on any previous
night the great nayes and numerous
rooms of the spacious building being
thronged TO their full capacity.
TO morrow night the Yelled Prophets
represent their annual spectacle, Which
Will he gorgeous affair.
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Horrible, rrue

Tuscan, At, Oct. 6.-Intolllyenco
has just been received by Joseph Win.
field aud $. Fritz that their wiye, roro
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1884.

BUFFERS song in the North is that
the Southern people still have the ne
.sroes in slavery.
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Fort WORTH has whole nest full OF
trials and tribulations. First tho north.
en wol4ls Of the city don't tote fair with
the southern wards. The people of the
Third and Fourth wards contribute
money to public purposes, which they
assert is all expended for the benefit Of
the First and Second wards. Then their
cotton buyers, from some cause or
another, are losing the trade, because,
probably, Dallas men pay better prices,
For want OF some better prelcxt thoy
charge 1t dpon the railroads, nOtwth-
stahd.ng the general freight agents state
Eiost positively there is no discrmina-
ton against that city. Tho milkmcn
there have been fined for Watering the
tactical fluid and they threaten to cut oil
the supply. The postmistress refuses
to have the carriers to deliver mail mat
ter in the Third and Fourth wards.
Then the loss of cotton receipts Is inter
fcring with the general trade of tho city.
And last, but not least, the Law and
Order men are worrying the gay gam
boilers and are determined to put an
end to many vices now prevalent in
that city. They go on the principal that
"Frcedom's battle once begun,
Though bnfllcd oft, Is ever won"
The people Of the Fort in all these
trials and tribuations, have the sympa-
thy of the good citizens of Dallas.
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GEN. EWING, whose recent Atop
over" to BLAINE is so much talked of,
is cousin Of the tattooed man. In anti
bellum times he was an old line Wing,
but just before LINcuLN's election his
strong slavery sentiments induced
him to support DOUGLAS. When the
war was inauGurated he raised regi-
mont and was aiterward commissioned
a Brigadier General in tho Federal
army and given command of Western
Missouri, where his Infamous order en-
pelling old men, women and children
from the portion OF the State south of
the river, ordering he destruction of
houses, fences, grain, provisions and
even women's clothing, driving off all
the stock of all kinds, and laying the
country bare and desolate. BINGHAM,
the artist, in a picture Of great merit, so
faithfully portrayed the devastation
wrought by EWING in Missouri that
the stigma and disgrace will always be
associated with his name. EWING was
so much opposed TO LlNCoLN's procla
nation freeing the slaves that he At
tached himself to the Democratic party.
where he remained until his cousin
BLAINE a man equally infamous with
himself, was nominated for President,
and now he is gone over to the Republi
cans. The Democratic party can well
spare all such dirty renorades.
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Every smoker should try Little JC
kerr"