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Lorsque la Legislature de 1894
cr6a differents districts de ley9es
avec commissions chargees du pouyoir
de prelever DIES taxes sp&ciales et
d'emettre DIES bons, lie Courier fnt
parmi ceux qui ne professerent ore
peu d'admiration pour cette Legislation
ct qui refuserent d'y voir lie salut de-
la Louisiana, ct nous ne voyons arcune
raison pour changer davis a ce suiet
Car, depuis deux annees que nos
habitants patent e taxes speciales.
la position est devenue de plus en-
plus penible ct sombre. La Commits
sion DIES lie veesdu district Pontchartrain
ma pas lie sou valiant ; les travaux
accomplis cette aimee sont payables
en- grande partie u les revenus de
1892 ; quels seront e revenus !?
Avec les sept huitiemes de son terri.
toire inondes, il est evident que ces
revenus seront bien fables ct ne
suffiront pas a payer les travaux deja
accomplis. Comment pourvoir aux
travaux immenses rendus necessaires
par la crue de 1892? ii ne reste que
la triste alternative dune emission de
bons, mais deja la tentative en- fut
: tie mails ne reussit pas faute
d acheteur.
Nous admettons done que malgrt
tcute la bonnie volonte. imaginable,
nous n'avons pu encore decouvrir les
avantages de cette legislation. Com.
me mesure devant offrir protection
contre linondation en- retour dies
taxes onereuses qu'ont 4 payer les
habitants, nous he voyons aucune
evidence de son success dams lie district
DIES leyees Ponchartrain, don't le
territoire est submergee par trois
crevasses, ct qui eneht une quatrieme
REIMBURSEMENT comblee, ct une question
pertinente 4 l'heure actuelIe est de
SAVIOR comment Ia commission de &c
district, deja endett9e, ayec IN tr6sor
vide, dams limpuissance de disposer
dc SEES bons, sans revenus pour l'annee
1892, accomplira les travaux de Ia
plus grande n6cessit6. Courier de
st. Jacques.)
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ATELIER -TYPoGRAPHIoUE.

Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire, nous
sommes a meme d'ex6cuter tous les ouvrages
typographiaues qui nous seront comics. Les
briefs d'avocat. cartes d'affaires, entetes de
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs. circu-
laires, eto., seront iinprimGs dams lie plus bre-
delai ct a Ces prix oul detent toute concur
renee.
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LEvEE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sui
want dun communique au Democrat
de la Pointe Coupee montre Ia vigil
lance que d6ploient les habitants de
cette paroisse a empecher tout acct
dent a la levee Morganza.
"Nous he saurions trop louer
Pinteret que prennent nos citoyens de
cette paroisse, en- gardant ct protegeant
nos levees contre les malfaiteurs qui
voudraient les faire sauter. Non
settlement nous remarquons parmi les
gardes DIES fermiers, DIES ouvriers, des
riches ct DIES pauvres, mais encore
nous comptons en- bon nombre DIES
persounes de professions lib6rales, qui
font patrouille avec toute Ia soumis-
sion ct Ia vigilance dies humbles,
Mercredi soir, lie JUICE Yoist, avocat,
DIR. c. MELVILLE, Mr.. VIM. Halle,
pharmacien, NJ. Cleric Morel, deputs
sheriff, ont passG la mutt entiere sur
Morganza. Ces messieurs sont reve-
nus enchantGs de la tactique de more
infatigablee sheriff, NJ. Beuker, qui,
depuis quinze jours ma VA dautre
horizon que celui dc Morganza ct ses
environs. 81. Beuker divise son corps
de garde en- piquets dequatre, distances
dun quart de mile les uns DIES autres,
sur toute Ia ligne de lcv6e, depuis le
commencement de la Grande Levee
jusqu'a la manche du FDrdoche. les
gardes recoivent chaque mutt I'm mot
de passe ct font patrouille sans cesse
depuis lie soleil couchant jusquau
soleil levant
Aucune personne Gtrangere he peul
~traverser ce parcours sans etre
accompanied dune garde qui remet
lie voyageur Il une station voislne,
pour etre transfGrG a une troisieme'
etc. Toute personne qui ne Sc fan
pas connaitre, ne saurait forcer u
] consigne sans 6tretirt dessGs. Aucan
esquif ma lie droit d'approcher Ia terfe
apres lie soleil couchant.
Cette vigilance Gtant Gtablie ct ben
soutenue, assure une protection q pea
pres sure contre toute tentative mar
! faisance.'
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lie GOUFFRE
Suite

--SNate-
y a-t-il de l'eau fraiche lei !?
-Certes, ct dies servicttes filees par
ma s9ur.
-Jacoby Jacoby ! rep6ta Cathe-
rine.
L'adolescent quitta lestement sa
petit chambre, descendit en- couraEt
l'escalier de sapin ct rejoignit la mariee.
En- meme temps lie paysan s'appro-
cha de sa file.
-Tu n'aurais pas du introduire lei
Get Granger a n mon aveu, dit-il :;
nous vivons dams TN temps OH toute
defiance est legitime ..Je reviens de
l'ecurie atm de m'assurer que lie cheval
he manque de rien ell Ia valeur de
cette bette ma dome DIES doutes..
Qu'est-ce que ce voyageur portant I'm
habit de gros drap, ct qui monte I'm
cheval don't je ne saurais fxer lie prix
fen al WI de semblables chez lie
comte de Gorritz mails jamais paysan
de Vienne nj de Trieste men monta
un pareil.
--Qu'est-ce que celia prouve, mon
pere +? Get homme peut etre au service
dun gentilhomme.
Celia ne Sc peut, repondit lie
fermler 81 I'm valet ramenait une
bette dams retat OH Sc trouve c%elle-ci,
on lie %renverrait sur lheure. Ce cheyal
a fourni une traite forcee.
Eft vous en- concluez..
-Rien sans aoute mais quand on
salt que la bande d'Orsol rode dams
les environs, tout devient dangereux d
juste titre.
-Vous n'avez pas regardG &C
voyageur, mon pere: ii a lair 81
triste ct 81 bon
-Oui, mails il redoute de Sc mon
trer. Ne pouvait-il souper avec nous.
ct faire de la sorte honneur a notre
hospltalite I?
IL me semble bien las.
Eft trop craintif.
oh fit Catherine avec line
charmante petite moue, vous voyez
DIES bandits partout, mon pere
Tenez, je ne suis qu'une jeune file.
non, une jeune femme, mails depuis 81
peu de temps. .eh bien j'ai mile
fois plus de courage que vous, et
toute Ia bande d'Orsol ne m'effraye
pas.
Catherine, la prudence nest pas
de Ia peur.
-Tais-toi !! pere cheri, dit la jeune
femme en- jetant ses bras autour du
cou du vieux paysan TIL me gaterais
mon festin de noces. Tout lie monde
doit etre gai ce soir, gal CONNIE les
violons Voyons, chasse lie nuage qui
obscurcit ton front embrasse ia file,
don't tn as fat la joie en- Ia mariant a
Karl, qui t'aime CONNIE un autre
enfant. Et viens, viens; la mere
dome lie signal, les soupieres sont sur
la table, les convives prenent leurs
places, ct mon mari me fait signe...
LIE fermier secoua la tete, derniere
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ABONNEMENT
ANNONCES.

GA csrre de 10 .gnes: lere. insertion, Sl.5O
2me. " rs
Insertion add SO
Toute annonce indignant la profession
Lgnes, par an. d'ayance. S. 90
Annonce lie Candidate, d'avance, ....-10 90
Necrologle, par 10
Toute annOnce commercials publi6e a Fan
nee sera inser6e Ru tank de 50 cents par pouce
pour ls premiere Insertion OF IS cents pour les
insertions subsequentes.
TOute aunonce dOut 10 pombre d'insertions
n est pas specific sera ins6r6e jusqu'a nouvel
o DIRE au taux Ordinaire.
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marque de Acknowledgement quill osatl
manchester, puts il Sc laissa %entraIner
par la jeune mariee.
Les repas commenea, un repas
plantureux, anime par une coidialite
ioyeuse. Pas I'm c9ur qui ne fit DIES
veux de bonheur pour les nouveaux
epoux.
Les femmes, les %ieunes files avaient
apporte DIES presents de toute sorte,
qui ajoutaient a la gazette d'aspect de
la sale. lie bonheur DIES jeunes gems
faisait sourire les vieillards plus
dune jeune file rougissait a la pensee
qu'elle aussi revetirait bient6t ses
atours de noces. Les vieillards trim
quaient. Apres les santes, on chanta
DIES couplets de Circumstance puts un
menetrier monta sur la table, ct au
premier coup d'archet, les couples de
danseurs Sc mirent en- place, ct
s'envolerent CONNIE I'm essaim ga
bellies.
Les gals sourires, les joyeuses
paroles CONNIE &C musicien de
village jouait allegrement les airs du
pays !! Vraiment, a cette heure, null,
pas meme lie fermier, ne songeait plus
a Gaspard Orsol ct a So bande. On
await bien lie temps vraiment Ne
faillait-il point feter jusqu'au jour lie
marriage de Karl ct de Catherine?
Tout a coup, at moment Oh les
valseurs passaient en- couples plus
series, la porte exterieure SQUIRT, ct
I'm groupe d'hommes de mechanic
mine parut sur lie seuil. Les dan
seuses effrayees Sc regaderent, l'archet
du menetrier demeura suspendu en-
lair, ct lie meme nom vint sur toutes
les levres:
-Gaspard Orsol!
Or ca, mes. amis, fit lie bandit
puisque je suis reconnu, point nest
besoin de faire de mystere. Je suis
Orsol. On ma dit aux environs qu'on
mariat lei une jolie file, ct que la
jeunesse du pays danserait a la ferme ;
mes hommes ont. solvent occasion de
Sc battre celie de Sc divertir est plus
rare, je lavoue; jai done songe 4
leur procurer IN advertisement hon
nete, et j'ai cru one par prudence,
simon par sympathie, vous m'aideriez
a METRE non projet a execution. Les
brigands vous serviront de cavaliers
mes mignonnes ST vos peres, vos
freres, vos frances sont prudents, lis
s'abstiendront dune lutte qui finirai,
NAL pour euX. lis sont en- costume
de fete, ct, bien que nos intentions
soient pacifiques, nous sommes armes
jusqu'aux dents. Arriere done, les
gareons aux faGons trop d@ouces, Ell
place u bandits don't Gaspard Orso.
est lie capitaine.
Au premier movement de stupeul
cause par lincroyable audace de
Gaspard, succeda I'm retour de cou
rage. Les hommes, 81 desarmes qu'ils
fussent, avaient un couteau dams leu
poche d'ail!eurs, la table, que Tor
await reculee, mails non enlev6e
pouvait en- offrir un grand nombre
Quoique fables, ces armes pouvaien
tenir les bandits en- respect. Mais ;
peine les paysans a~vaient-ils fait Ill
movement belliqueux que les canon:
de pistotets dun enorme calibre S,
tournerent vers eux.
Ne tirez pas! s'~ecrierent le
femmes.
: Files ~preferaient courir les chance
de flares q%uelques tours de valse ave
les %brigands. que de voir s'engage
une lutte inegale don't lie resulta
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IHARMONIE DAMS LIE PA Ri

deux ans dams les rangs de la Demo
cratic Sc termina finalement la semaine
derniere, quani les deu2 con1 entions
representant les deux factions du
partl sc reunirent ensemble dams la
sale de la Chambre DIES Representants
q Baton Rouge lie Is de ce mois, ct
etablirent l'unit6 du parti sur DIES
conditions satisfaisantes.
D'apres les termes de rarrange-
ment lie Comit6 Central d'Etat Wilkin-
son sera econnu CONNIE Iautorlte
| d6mocratique, supreme ct reguliere
dams TEtat, avec lie personnel de ce
comite augmente par dix membres de
plus choisis dams la faction McEnery.
Les membres McEneryites du
comite qui ont etc elus dams les
wards de la Nouvelle Orleans, auront
naturellement droit a leurs sieges
dams ce comite.
Des elections primaries seront or
donnGes dams les differences paroisses,
OH il Sc trouve deux comites de pa
~roisse, atm de decider lequel DIES deux
a lie droit de controller.
La delegation a Chicago sera elu
par la convention combinee, la Motto
composee d'hommes de Ia faction
McEnery, ct rautre de Ia faction
Foster.
Les electeurs presidentiels seront
diyises ainsi !: La Motto sera choisi
par les McEneryites ct rautre Motto
par les Fosterites.
Messrs. Fitzpatrick ct Wilkinson
ont tire au sort a qui aurait lie pre-
mier choix d'electeur, ct ce dernier
ayant gagne, il a choisi lie premier
electeur du second district.
Dams les paroisses gu wards OH il
y a deux comites, sill ny a pas un
reglement DIES differends en- septembre,
les membres du comite central demo
cratique d'Etat dies paroisses ct DIES
wards ordonneront r~election de dele
CUES q Ia convention congressionnelle.
En- n~ovembre, a ~l'election presideL-
tielle, il y aura une complete organr
sation DIES comites dams chaque pa
roisse.
A Ia Nouvelle-Orleans lie jour de
~relection presidentielle, lily aura une
election primaire Jour elire IN nou-
veau comite de paroisse, Qui sera lie
comit6 de paroisse, regulier democra,
tique. NJ. Wilkinson reste chairman du
comite.
D'apres cette entente la convention
! representant la faction McEnery ont
choisi les d6legues suivants d Ii
convention rationale a Chicago qut
T s'est reuni dams cette vile, mard
| passe, lie p courant
At Large john Fitzpatrick, de Is
Nouvelle Orleans, ct Charles j. Boat
ner, de Ouachita; Ter. District, Thos
Duffy, d'Orleans End. District, A.
w. Crandell d'Orleans 3eme. District
, Geo. NJ. Robinson, d'Iberie 4eme
District, Harry Ogden, de Bossier
l 5eme. District, A. S. Caldwell, d,
Madison Gene. District, j. L. Young
de Est Baton Rouge ct les electeur.
{ prGsidentiels suivants:
At Large II. K. Greene, de Con
cordia; Ter. District, \. L. Tissot
: dOrl6ans 3elne. District, Gabrie
Montegut, de Terrebonne 5eme
District, o. B. Steele, d Union.
Eft la convention representant |;
faction Foster, a elu les del6gue,
~suivants d la convention nationale
Chicago:
At Lurye e. b. kruttschuIt, e
F. c. Zacharie, d'Orleans, ct Jane
Jetfries ct j. c. Wickliffe comm,
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CHASE AND THE ADyENTiSTS.
Reasons Why Some Members of that Demon
ination Voted Against the Governor.

To the Editor OF the Indianapolis Journal:
In yonr Issue of the 18th is paragraph in
which il was said that Governor Chase had
just learned that the Seventh-day Advent
Isis had formed q combination and issued a
secret circular against him. and giving IT
as one of the causes of his defeat in last
Tuesdays election. The Governor also
says he does not know wherein no so OF
fcnded the Adventists as to cause their op-
position.
As a Seventh-day Adventist. we'll &C.
quainted with their feelings and acts con-
corning political matters. allow me to say
that the Governors informant was mis-
taken. There was neither combination
nor circular amongst them against HIM. In
matters political. as we'll as religious this
people claim the fuiles. individual liberty,
and such of them as voted for or agains {
MIR. Chase did so without the influence of
any action by the body. No class OF peo-
pie would SO quickly resent such interfer-
ence.
1t is q fact however, that many Seventh
day Adventist voters did scratch Governor
Chase. for the very good reason that IN his
speeches and sermons during the cam pal ian
he expressed himself as IN favor of religions
neutrality-suspicious. concerning SIM
day. 1t Was such sentiments as these that
caused the Seventh-day Adventists TO op-
pose him at the polls.
AS people we hold that Sunday is not
tho Sabbath according 20 the Bible. and
has only the enactnents of man TO justify
It's observance as n holy day; hence
all legislation tending TO compel
men TO observe it can result only in
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FREIGHT TRAFFIC FALLING
We're $500 Fewer Loaded Cars Handled
Here and Forwarded Last Week.
One of the Leading Causes Is the Scarcity Of
Cars for Through Business. but the Motive
Power Is Also Very Deficient.

The train records show that In the week
ending Nov. l2 there were 2,699 fewer load
ed cars received and forwarded at Indian
spolis than IN the week preceding. ii be-
ing the lightest loaded car movement OF
any week since July. 1t falls below the
loaded car movement of corresponding
weeks in 1891 and 1890. respectively. 1904
and 1,sg3. In empty car movement that
of the past week was very light.
The leading cause of the decrease in bust
ness is q scarcity of cars for through trafhc,
too many now being utilized Tor store
houses in the absence of elevator room,
both in the w est and at sea-board termi-
mails. Another reason for the unfavoraDie
exhibit is the shape the roads are IN as re-
cards power. Even the roads best pro-
yIded with power are unable 10 handle
their freight as promptly as 1t should be.
Shipments of EXPORT flour, hardwood INN
for November. and the movement of
cotton and live stock eastward
Is mp 10 the usual fall average.
West bound the heavy tonnage is q SUR
prise. While the Chicago lines are COM
planning of light west-bound business,
Indianapolis lines are handling probably
80 per cent. more west-bound business than
in Novemb Der, 1891. So far as local business
is concerned. no falling OFT is perceptible.
1t rather increasing. Probably never In the
history of Indianapolis lines has the freight
handled been of a more miscellaneous char
acter, not being confined to grain. produce
and livestock. as usual. ut this season of
cars received and forwarded at this point
for the week ending Nov. II. as compared
with the corresponding week OF the pre-
ceding two years:
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provements going on there. The party re-
turned 90 Philadelphia on Saturday night
1t is stated officially that the new work
Tor the bridge over the Wabash river on
the Big Four, which is to take the place of
the bridge which went down in the recent
wreck. cannot be placed before Jan. 1.
Meantime the body of engineer Allison and
the two locomotives which went into the
stream below must remain as they now are.
NJ. L. ingalls, president OF the Big Four,
on Saturday, accompanied by his wife, left
New York for Washington. TO begin max
the winter. Mrs. Barnard, their daughter,
although still seriously i'll in New York.
was much better that they left her tenn
porsrily. but will return to New York in q
Gay or two.
The frat of the new engines received by
the Big Four company will to-day be put
In service on the St Louis division. IL 10
expected these engines will haul thirty
five loaded cars without trouble. The en-
qine proper weighs 12a.CO0 pounds, and has
fifty-one feet one inch wheel base, Is
equipped with the Bellpaire boiler and
air-brakes, aud the tank Will carry 1000
gallons of water
/. II. Perry. chief naineer of the Lake
Erie q Western. will to-day go TO Muncie
to make a survey for the proposed new
eide-traeks at that point. leading to the
most Important industries of that city:
When the improvements are completed
the Lake Erie X Western will place a
swItch-engine at that point TO do the
switching for the several Industries which
the new track will reach.
VIM. Is. Shattuc, general passenger agent
of the Ohio IL Mississippi, stated recently
that on his retiring from his present posi-
ton he would probably embark in CON-
mercial pursuits. Mr.. Shettuo has become
quite wealthy. He is now fifty-one years
old. He commenced raiIroading On the At
lantic q Great Western. now part of the
Erie. in September. 1868. He has been gen.
eral passenger agent of the q. ~ NJ. ten
years.
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evil. Such legislation ia contrary TO the
Constitution of the United States, the
Supreme Court to the contrary notwith.
standing. and as law-abidinG citizens We
hold that it Is pernicious and curtails our
privileges The effect of such legislation
may Dc seen. at present. in the indictment
of fourteen citizens of Tennessee, Seventh.
day Adventists. for the ..crime'' of worshi o.
ing God according to the Bible and the
dictates of their own conscience They
are awaiting trial. and according to pre-
cedent will be convicted and imprisoned.
Only this past summer four Seventn-day
Adventists we're imprisoned for two
months, and three of them worked in the
chain gang on the streets of Paris, Tenn.
along with colored drunkards and other
criminals, for no other crime" than OBJ
serving the Sabbath according to the COM
mandment of the Lord, rather than to
educate their conscience according to
the laws of Tennessee" as the Judge who
sentenced them declared they would have
to DO.
Itis just such persecution as this that fur
Their Sunday legislation Will eventually
cause in every State in the Union. IL is for
this rea son that the Seventh day Adven tbs Is
voted against Governor Chase. and not be-
cause of any secret circular or Com bina-
tion-that he favOrs that course of legisla-
ton in matters which the government has
no business to tamper with, and " hich will
deprive every citizen of this country Of his
religious liberty. +. j.. HAMMER.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 13.
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<AY.xEkeE.Sl5EILsNlZY TO ST. LOUIS AND


From Indianapolis Union Station.
Trains leave for st. Louis. $40 am, I1:5O an
1890 pm, 1890 pun. II aims connect az Terre
Haute FOR r. IL T. II. points. Evansville sleeper
on HOO pm train
Greencastle and Terre Haute Accommodation
leaves 400 pm
Arrive from St Louis 800 am, $50 am, $50
pin $40 pm. 7:45 pm.
Terre Haute and Grcencastle Accommodation
arrives at 1000 am.
sleeping and Parlor Cars are run on through
trains.
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Women in the Pulpit.

New YORK Evening Post.
"Women In the Pulpit was the subject
of discussion at q morning lecture" IN
Boston recently. The drift of opinion
among the speakers seemed to be that
women should he allowed to preach. The
Rev. Lorenzo Hay mes. OF Waltham. said:
1T 10 generally conceded that women are
more religious than men-certainly they
form by far the larger proportion OF church
members. In every church to-day they do
u large part of the work. Take out that
work. and not a church could stand. As
three-fourths of the church members arc
women, know of no reason why the Same
proportion of ministers should not DO
women" Mrs. jane l.. Patterson, of Rox-
bury. spoke of what Is being accomplished
for the development of women since Tufts
College opened all It's departments TO them.
There is no circumscriblng annex" she
said, mo specifications TO hinder their
progress. A woman may enter as n man
does. If she wishes TO study electrical
engineering she can have thorough in
struction; If she desires a course in the
divinity school the chance is given herr
The Rev. Mary i. Whitney. of Cambridge.
could not give the same account of Har-
ward. She had applied for admission TO
the divinity school and received from
President Eliot q letter of regret that her
application could not be favorably con sid
cred. precedent being against it. A Miss
Spofford, of Sioux City. told her hearers
that she had built up a congregation in
Iowa, and thought that as woman she
enjoyed superior facilities for max ing her
influence felt in the home life of her
parishioners.
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The Cleaning AZ.

New York Advertiser.
"Adlai. get your AK"
Ii Is brief paragraph. but appearing IN
the New York Sun the morning after cleo
tion il has n signiicance and a force which
will he appreciated by every politician in
the country.
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NERVOUS prostration. slceplessness. OPT
urn habit dulln ess. hlues. cured by DR..
Miirs's Nervine. Free bottles. Bates House
harmacy.
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RAILWAY TIMETABLES.
Indianapolis Union Station.
vIgennsyIvdnid lines
Trains Run by Central Time

TICKET OFFICES Station and corner Illinois and
Washington Streets.
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
sDcily Daily. except Sunday
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THE MODEL FENCE COMPANY

Before for fence tsood live dealers All
agents wanted for The best-selling Lawn Fence on
The market satisfaction guaranteed Prices within
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