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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06

GEN, CLINTON B. FISK, Prohibition
candidate for President, approves Of
the Presidents message on the Fisher.
les Treaty Now let us hear from Ben
Harrison, Does he approve, or not; II
is vital question and Mr., Harrison
ought to speak out with no uncertain
sound, The following is General Fisk's
letter;
LAKE MouoNK, N. j., Aug. 25.
To the Editor Of the New York Herald
like the Presidents message. IL hits
the nail squarely ON the head If we
cannot have hearty reciprocity, then let
us have retaliation until our fishermen
shall without vexation enjoy their every
right on sea and shore.
CLINTON b. FISK.
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Business is much better now than it
was four years ago, during the
Autumn. This tells the story Of Cleve-
lands reelection, The effort TO get up
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Effective Remedy

lor odnstIpaii6ii anil indigestion, and
D. arr never WithOnt tbfinljn Dir house"
n Moses QrepIeT, lowell Macs, ttNlI
eI have used Ayers Plllh, ~ liver
troubles and indigestion, during plany
years, and hata always found them
prompt aud eilldieiil 10 their aotion,N-
J., N, Smith, UHca, N ".
~ suffered from constipation which
assumed such an obstinate form that l
feared II would cause a htoppage Of tho
bowels. Two boxes Of Ayef's Pills Of.
iegled q complete ouFe'"-p, Burke,
hae0, Me,
"I have nsed Ayers Pills for the past
thirty years and consider them an In.
valuable family medicine, | know Of
no better remedy for. liver troubles,
aud have always found them prompt
cure for dyspepsia - James Quinn, 10
Middle A., Hartford, Conn,
"IIaylng been troubled with coatye.
ness, which seems inevitable with pef-
sons Of sedentary habits, I have tried
Ayers Pills, hoping for relief. am
glad 10 say that they have served mo
better than any other medicine, i
arrive AZ this conclusion only after q
faithful trial o. their merits, - Samuel
4, Jones, Oak H., Boston, Mass,
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED ny
Dr.. ]. 0. Aver 4 Co.,, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by ali Dealers in Medicine,
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Constipation

Demands prompt Hraiihphh ihe TO
suits OF neglect may be serious, Avoid
ali harsh and drastic puFgauyes, tho
tendency Of which 10 20 weaken tho
bowels. The best remedy Is Ayers
Pills. Being purely vegetable, their
action Is prompt and their effect always
beneficial, They are an admirable
Liver and AiteT'dlnner pill, aud eyeFy-
where endorsed by ihe profession,
"Ayet's Pills are highly ana unlyer.
sally spoken 0f ly the people about
ilers, | mako dany use Of lliem ia my
practice, a. pr, 1, y, Fowler, Bridge
port, Conn
"I can recommend Ayers Pills above
all others, having long proved their
value as a OaihaFtie Tor myself and
family ~ 4, Hess, Leilhsyllle, ia,
"For several years Ayers Pills have
heel used Ia my family, We mud them
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tA j. II, MIClIENEi. l,
ATTORNEY AT LAw-onlcc In Eaglo lBlock, Can
ton Onto
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IIU rARTIeR a KRICHBAuM,
ATTORNEYS AT LAw--onlce, IIarter Bank Block,
Canton, Ohio
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.

~. Il. CASH. i. II. MoNNor J.J. wnITA0Hr,
CASE, MoNNoT & wiIITACRE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAw--onioe In Iiartore Block
CnnlOn. ONO.
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ALLEN CARNliS.
ATTORNEY AT LAw-00noo with W. aud A. Mo-
Klnley Canton, Ohio.
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OHAS. sEIeMANN.
ATTORNEY AT LAW-Once Commercial Block
r No, 90 South Maiket street Canton y,
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JOHN g. uiVIN,
ATTORNEY AT LAw--Onco over First National
Bank, Eagle Block, Canton, Ohio.
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PETER l., PfERS0N,
ABsTRACTER OF TITLES AND NOTARY PUB
LiC- D0uds Block, No, ~ ". Tuacarawns street
Canton. Ohio Residence 17i West 9th stie eet
Speaks English, French and German languages
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The celebrated Forman case which
has for sometime past occupied such
PrOmiaence in the columns Of the New
Orleans dailies, came to a sudden ter
mination ON last Friday week by a
verdict Of not guilty, based on a plea
Of prescription.
b. Il. Forman, Esq, Il prominent
member Of the New Orleans bar, was,
through the persistence and apparent
m%alev"lence Of ex-Judge II. l.. Laza-
rus, indicted last August for perjury,
alleged to have been committed over
Il year prior thereto. Three grand
.j"ries had previously investigated his
case and ignored it and Recorder
Drcux had examined it as committing
magistrate and dismissed it. But,
nothing daunted, the enemies of Mr..
FOrman again pressed the case before
the grand jury that sat last August
and succeeded in securing the indict-
ment on which he was tried, with the
above noted.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10Th Judicial District Court, Par
ish Of l4atOnrche.
Suct csst0n Of DetreriUe FOret and
Community. No. 124J.
RrVb0tes.

Pursuant I" an order anl decree Of. tile
above entitled court and in UhM diemce 10 n
commission To me directed in The above en-
lied and numbered s,;cress on. l will offer
for sale It public auction pursuant 10 Jaw.
To the last aud highest bidder, ON the pre-
mlee> sitna'ed In this parish. on the right
bank OF bay u Lafou~.h.. at ,h0nt II mile
below the town II ihibOiAnx un
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10. 1888.
between the hours al IL o'clock Il. M. and 4
"'clmk p IN the follow ing described p,o-
perry, to wit:
REAL ESTATE.
!. A certain tract OF land. sitrat ii in the
parish Of Laf"urche, ON the right bank of
h'you LafOurcle, at about II miles below
the t""n of 1hibodanx. neasnrii +. I ~, cut
mOrt or less fto,t iv ~ AT penis il depti,. b.
tween parallel Iines. bounded ai,nse Nv lands
ri Paul Au in and b. ow lay lands of Victor
Morvant, with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
BENG tue lime property ar"~;rcd from
Ensei" Lsgain on Oct. 4. 1858. C. Is. No. 3.
y 81.
= A certain tract of land situated in the
parish OF Lafonrche. on tue right bank Of
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Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery for COnsump-
tion, DR.. Kings New Life Pills, Buck
lens Arnica Salve and Electric Bit
ters, and have never handled remedies
that sell rs we'll, OF that have given
such universal satisfaction. We do
not hesitate to guarantee them every
time, and We stand ready to refund
the purchase price, if satisfactory re-
suits do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their gr, ut pOpu-
larity purely ON their merits Thibdaux
Druggists.
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THE A OF LOUISIANA
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
ISL OF Laf;mrche.
Simon Abraham On. Mrs. Amgxsta
1enney. wite Of Aladdin BrOus.
Sard. No 1868.

Taks notice that acting under an order ri
s''iznrr and saI- ~nIa netting from the 'above
entitled court 10 the above ~nt,ilr,l and num-
bcr~'l raHr I have sriz.d and will Oifrr Tor
sale ut pmbIlc suction pnrsmxut tO law to tho
last and highest %i'i,l.'er ~ the cnurt house in
the town Of Thihm,aux. ON
SATURDAY. JAN. s. 1889.
b"twoen the l,Onrs OF u O'rlork u. m. and
"'cIock p. IA. the following described property
to-wit:
The undivided eighth Of a certain sugar
pixntA'iOn, situated in the parish Of LIZ
fnnrche, on the lrf' bank III bayou I.afOurch~.
IT about twenty-five miles below the tow. Of
ThilnMlxnx, measuring "a ur,ents more or
lras front. by 40 aIlents in depth. bounded
above by Lands Of John I.yall and below by
the Barataria C"uml, together with the u,-
divided eighth Of all the buildings aud i'm.
pr"vement. thereon, and ais" the undivided
eighth "f all the milrr, stock, lmpl,me nts of
hnsl'andry and every thing thereuntO belong.
lug.
lerIna and conditions OF sale-Cash on the
spot !" United States Treasury Notes, tn pay
and satisfy the sun If twelve hundred and
ninety ~ l6 I6s 100 dollars, with five Der
..''nt"m thereon IA attorneys fees here
u. together with eight per crntum
per annnm interest IN five hundred
& "lnety-tw0 ~ 100 dollars of said prircipmI
sum, from March ~, lSSt;, until paid. ami
lihe inter- ut on six lm .lr,ri AMI "inrtv-sev-n
"~' Sd'" phincipaI sum. from
r. btnary u. 1887, until paid, and all costs
herein.
Which said sum. in principal and interest,
attorneys fees and costs, is secured by mort
cages "D the property anOve described. rs
follows. VIZ 8. OF date june Ii. 1884, before
l. +. Caiii"uet, notary public # said parish.
or date F-i. II. 1888. before Emile +. Lee
blame, then clerk Of court and ex-officio nota-
ry public of said parish. OF daie Aug. Ia,
1855. before same officer. OF date March ~.
1876, before T. +. Leblanc. deputy clerk and
eA.ofticio notary pablo of said parish.
=. +. LORIO, Sheriff.
Dec. ]. 1883.
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We have received the initial number
"f the Breaux Bridge Union, published
weekly ut lIreaux Bridge in the parish
of st. Martin, by the Breaux Bridge
Publishing Co. 1t is published in En-
glish and French. The Hon. Chas.
Delhommer is chief editor, and our old
friend, Carlos Greis, business mana
ger. The Union starts out as the Off
cial journal Of St. Marlin and under
the guidance OF its efficient sponsors
bids fair to attain prominence among
the rural fraternity. We most heartily
welcome it to our exclllnye table.
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Moses Flanders, colored, was execu-
ted on Friday, the 21st inst, at Pla-
quemine, La, for the murder of Cor
nelius Brown, committed in Iberville
parish, OH the 11th of August last
The crime for which he forfeited his
life is said to lave been Il most cold.
blOOled murder, without Il single *
tenuating circumstance.
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and secure the welfare of her people.
BY united efforts their cause is bound
to triumph eventually. The moment
beet and sorghum become assured
crops, sugar is safe forever in these
United States. The self interest of
the West allied with the self-interest
Of the South will be all powerful.
May God speed the day Of the hap
nv alliance.
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bayou LafOurche, at about IL miles below tine
town of T~hibodaux, Of I arpents moro or less
trout ON bayon Lafourehs, by forty srpents
mere or less in depth. bOnnded on the upper
lite BY lands Of Paul Autin and on ths lower
line By lands ct Widow Jsseph Mol"i"on
3. 4 certs,n tract of land, sitnated in the
parish Of Aafunrche, on the right bank Of
bayou Lsfonrrhe, and about 10 arI'ents from
said bayou and bout 3 miles below the town
Of Thib"danx. measuring three-quarters OF Nm
arpcnt front by 20 arpents in depth. bounded
abpve bv lands II Emile rrosclsir and below
and in front by land. Of Eve.ien B"urge"is.
T"p ether with 6 feet front by the whole
depth of 10 arpc"ts on the upper line Ut Eve
lien B"mrgo"is' and in front Of the above tract
l., bayou Laf.Mrche and xl-O three.eighthu
Of All arpent in snperticirs at the bay is
the upper corner If sand FveIi~n l;OurgcOis
land IT, ether with all the rights thereto be-
longing. Being the same property acquired
firm Isi.lore Vim. R"ussrl on Oct. 81. 1887
tvhie q Is ~. 1888
4. \ certain tract nf land situated IN this
parish. ON tn" right bank III bayou LafOnrche.
ut shOnt ~ miles below the town Of Thil'o
daux, measuring l ari,en. more ar less fro d.
by ~ arprnts in depth, bounded u bOvr Ivy
lands OF Tou-saimt Dano~se and below by
lands Of Nicholas Agreement, together with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon.
hriDg the same property acquired from Paul
AArtin Oct. y. 1871. tVida 4 IL, y 5bo
>. All the rights, claims, interest AM pre-
tensions Of Mia ress Throl-ne Autim. wife OF
Felix J FOret. in the .urcrsai"n OF her de-
ceased father, Pant Au in, and particularly
in the follow NJ described tact Of land. To-
wit: A rert:in true If land, situated in thu,
parish Of LafOnrch-. "n the right bank Of
bayou Laionrch". at about 10 miles below
the town Of Thibuda"x x. measuring about I
Mrpent less 20 feet font by ~ arprnts in
d'pth. bounded al.ve by Lands Of uz.lien
Autin and below ny lands Of p. ID. FOrrt.
Together with all tn. buildings and improve
nnents thereon Wide 4 y 6.5;
MuVABLES
= One lot Of household furniture, etc
F"nr COWS and three h-iftis
. One threslIrr and engine
Two horses
10 Two pl"ws. one harrow and lot OF tools
Terms aud CONDITIONS uf aal.-Caah on the
spot III U. 5. Treasury n"re u, y v debts.
L. r. LORiO, Sheriff.
D-r. Is. 1888
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The proof reader of the Charleston
Courier, says III exchange, is II young
lady who leaves the Office for home
every morning at two o'clock. She
used to be accosted by l%oafers, but
after killing one and wounding two
they discovered what a Typographical
error she was and let her alone.
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AMUSEMENTk.
FIREMEN'S HALL.
Jan. 4-"1Ae Black Flag"
Doors open at Z; curtain rises ut 8.
MATT D.Ai. DEC. %. 1888
A NEW ALLIES.

SUGARS NEW ALLIES.
:, The prospects of the sugar planter
0f Lsnisiana art Frightening up ut pre-
sent, The sngar interest apl cared to
BE- doomed a short time ago. In the
proposed Mills tariff hill the duty on
agar was necessarily reduced. Still
/" which the fr;""".
Of sugar mad assented as a necessity.
The Mills bill passed the house and
was killed in the senate, but had 1t BE-
come Il law sugar could have stud u
without very material injury
Then came the senate tariff bill with
20 great IL reduction in the duty on
sugar, that were it to become law. such
as it was originally proposed, Louis
lama would lie ruined. And no doubt
Tat was the object the trainers Of the
sugar clause in that bill had in view.
Louisiana had spurned the carpet-bag-
ger and shaken off the shackles riyeted
upon her by her political enemies and
reasserted her rights and majesty as II
free State. That cOmmendable act Of
hers enraged certain political t~ire-eat-
ers OF the Republican faith, and they
swore vengeance against her. Louis
lana had ceased to he any longer of
political service to them and they
aimed to punish her by running her
sugar interest.
All this was before the late general
election. No wonder, then, thar orr
people were sc filled with apprehen-
sion at the signal success of the Repub-
-lican party, solne OF whose leaders had
determined to crafty their petty spites
by sacrificing the best interests of the
people Of a whole State.
And, indeed, scarcely has Congress
met after the election that strenuous
efforts are being made'to pass the SELL
ate bill with the original sugar clause.
OF course We could always reckon on
the Democrats for protection, but the
senate being Republican it could pass
the bill if the Republicans united ON
the issue. The peril WAS therefore inn
minent and our sugar interest looked
doomed forever. But just as the cloud
Of dispair lowered darkest, a silver
lining appeared Of the western horizon
and gradually expanded from the Pa
cite slope, revifying hope in the hearts
Of the friends Of sugar and squirting
them On to renewed endeavors. The
voices of the honorable senators from
California and Kansas, staunch Repub
icans all, were heard almost "as the
voice OF II crying in the DESERT.
pleading the cause of sugar. Infant
industries-beet sugar in California
and sorghum sugar in Kansas-were
being nursed in their respective States
and babe fair, under projection, to as
sumo gigantic proportions. The peO-
pie Of these States wanted their indus
dustries protected, and their nator
joined the ranks of sugars friends.
They will prove powerful allies to
U sugar interests. Louisiana will
no longer be the only State in the
Union demanding protection for her
staple crop. Her hands will now be
held up by her two sisters of the West
in her endeavors to secure her rights
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The Ibervil.e SoaM urges the NUM-
cipa' authorities Of Plaquemine to take
so".c steps to abate the pigeon nui-
sance. Do like our city fathers have
dona-declare them Il nuisance lyy Or
dinance; authorize their killing and
offer Il reward of five cents IA head for
killed pigeons brought in. 1t acts like
a charm. Try t..
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1t is said that in accordance with
the precedent established 10y Andrew
jackson, and observed by every Pre-
sident but two, President Cleveland
will call for President elect Harrison ,
"D the occasion of his inauguration, ut
his headquarters and escort him to the
capitol.
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Mrs. Adolphe Bnulanger. sister-in-
law Of Gen. Bonlanger. was buried in
New Orleans on Monday evening. She
was a woman of much note years ago
and devoted to charity. She died in
poverty and obscurity, and was buried
at st. Patrick's cemetery.
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At a rocent election held in the town
Of Jennings. upon the question of local
option, it was decided bya handsome
majority that no liquors should be
sold within the limits of the town.
Jennings will I've henccforth classed a.
q very dry town.
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RATES OF

For each square Of ton limos or lesa. tho frat
Insertion, I | 81. Hecond insertion, IS oents
pr square. Fer suhsequert insertions. rsr
o4aare so cents. Obituaries 10 cents per ,Ire.
p ofessionai and b~usisess osrda. including
Daper, will he published At tho rate Of 50 eta.
pr slnare for tho frst insertion and IS cents
tor subsequent inserti"ns.
A liberal hisrouGt to yearly advertisers.
Announcing cxHdidxtes for Office SO. 10 be
oAid for IN ADVANCE
advertisements not marked ON the copy
for . ~specitied time will h einxcrted filifOrbid
onj payment exacted.
Persona sending c0iAu iunicatiOna to this px.
pct must always furnish their real nnnes to
sh~ Editors. We will net save or return re-
sers~d manuscripts.
Allusipns peronnally kisparaginR to any
80 Will never he inserted except a. sdv~r.
e1es'nents nor then,i if perxiisrly oliecti"na-
bio
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New hRLFi~s, Nry"mhr- %, l@@.
Mr.. F. Gonaux Houma, Lila.
Drur ,"--Dtr st 1T ynhr celebrated
As'im l. .net D. = are INCREASING daily aus
with u IvrI~a salts art ga.
/. l. ! YoNs Y 20. 81 l. - Camp 81.
Praurh rticn ior Gouaux's Remedies, !"
Decatur street, M stars. Call Tor sawPs~
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4'IMS1394llllIM

l;csnitIn. from Folly. Vice, Ignorance. Excrrscs or
Ovcrtaxation, EHcrvating and untilrlrg The Waite
for Work, Busin.ss, the Married or Social Reatscns
Avoid unskilful prc.cndcrs. l'osscss this gree
work. 1t contains 90 pages, ROYAL svo. Brautffw
binding, endorsed. full gilt. I'ricc, only el.t0by
mail. post paid concealed IN plain wrapper. la,aa-
trative Prospectus s rec. IL you apply now: Tns
distinguished author. VIM. II. Parker. N. D. re-
from tho National MsLicai h~ss~c!Ht'>n.
for The Prize ESSAY on NERvOi3 ana
PHYSICAL DEBILITY. DR.. Parker and q corPs
of Assistant physicians may DO consulted: sonI
dentially, by mail or in person. ut the sflto o.
THE PEABODY MEDICAL. INSTITUTE
No. 4 Euif!rc" ST., p'OstOn. Mas . 20 whom Az
orders for hooks or letters for aovicc should 10
directed ID above. e
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Dan bradford, colorcd, killed Jack
Floyd. a white man. in Caddo parish,
and was arrested and in%caretratra
but released 6n investigation. it ap.
pcAiiNg that he acted in self defence
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Gov. Nichols has pard"ned Edward
P"'lit, convicted Of burg'n ry in New
Orleans in April. 1877, and sentenced
t." II years hard labor in the pcniten-
tiary.
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Thomas }. Carver. Il prominent mer-
chant Of the Crescent City, and the
oldest brother of Judge Hiram ii. Car
rer. o in our midst. died last week
ut Summit, Miss.
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For Everythimx n HeasO..

! everything there il a season and n
time for every PURPOSE, and there NAV come
y time when some member Of the family will
he attacked III the night hy group or u severe
cold. lie ready for an emergency hy keeping
u b"ttIe Ut G. e.. G.. Certain Cough Cure. in
the hOua+.
Sold by Thib0laux Parmacy.
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r. T. Hanson, II prominent citizen,
la. been commissioned as postmaster
of DonaldsOnville.
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Judge VIM. A. Scay, Of Shreveport.
u prominent man of the State and ex-
minister to Bolivia, died 1T his home
last week Of paralysis.
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Louisiana sugar men will be given
all opportunity on January 5th prox.
IT, present their case before the Finance
Committee Of the Senate.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-12-29
TNIE STAR PLANTATION y v.,-

TNilE STAR PLANTATION OF 7. vnv-,
J. y Coz. "h the lett bank III thu NJ
s'pp' rivc,. ah"nt ~ mile. above Ne ~
'e"ns. :''". parish OF It. John the B,n.;..
IN" adjoining one "G;" rsr and Err
class running order. with annie 49,, asa
first and second .yra,'. Stnl,bIr ior n. oeae.
crop. Apply on plantation ~ 10 "sas
h"'''ocn II Decatur st.. New (lrl..-.