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COTTON.

Another duh day was experienced in the
local market to-day. The prices were un-
changed, but the feeling was a little more
encouraging on account of advances at
the controlling markets. At the Cotton
exchange, the market opened UNCHANGED
with the tone dull, and sales of 80 bales
Al the second call, 1t was steady, but no
sales were recorded: at the close Is bales
We're reported sold, and the market was
quoted steady and unchanged.
The following were the official spot QUO
tatons at the close of the market, at the
Cotton Exchange to-daV:
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~ want a hat. but It must be In the
latest style" Kindly take chair. mad
am. and wat a few minutes, the fashion
Is just changing. '-Fligende Batter.
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NOTICE no AIARINEns.

Pilot charts and all autographs in
lorn3uon VIII De Iulnishe,l I ulaste ei OF
photographic Office in Custom House.
Captains are requested TO call at the Of
fee.
Reports Of wrecks and derellcts received
for Transmission 10 the navy department.
For additional shipping news see other
columns.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED YEsTERDAY
MEMORANDA.

Bark G. c. Stanford 0taD. Cahero,
Trieste-J. c. Andersen q Co.
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STOCK on hand and on snip
board this day ............ 2.210 93.SS3
Stock same day last year. n,63i 109.977
Receipts same day last year l.I9i 5.6lS
Charleston, S. c.. March 30.-TurPeneino
dull; nothing doing. receipts, 4 casks
Resin, good strained. firm at Sl.15; re-
ceipts. 3fs barrels.
Wilmington. n. c.. March So.-Rosin.
firm; strained, Sl.15; good strained, Sl.20
Spirits turpentine, nothing doing. Tar
steady at soc. Crude turpentne, quiet,
gin, $50
New York. March 30.-Rosin, quiet
steady. strained common to good. SL57isfl
LEO. Turpentine, dull, steady, SrAG35c.
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We give much of our spacs
this week to an article from Sena-
tor G. C. Cordill, exposing the
tricks and method of the firm Of
Lehman Stern & Co., of New4O
leans, who is. selling and dispos-
ing the crops of some Of our own
people. Is the firm of Lehman
Stern & Co., the only one in the
city engaged in such practical
How can the poor planter succeed
when such method is practiced by
the agent who disposes of his pro
ducti
Those who have been in the
cotton business report that never,
since cotton is sold in the seed.
has there been such a rush with
the product as this year. All the
ginneries are working their full
force and are over crowded with
staple product. Planters are no
doubt hurrying to profit Of the
good price which is paid for cot
ton at this time, as they consider
$26 per thousand pound, a good
price. The cotton crop is short
this season. and in a few weeks
there will hardly be any cotton
left in the fields. This early ga
theriug Of the cotton crop viii
give chance to the cotton PLAN
tiers to make the grinding season.
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Mr.. j. K.-FOwler. secretary and trea-
surer Of the Corinne Mill. Canal and
Stock Co., of COrinne. Utah. iu speaking
Of ChamberIains Cough Remedy says:
Il consider Is the best in the market.
have used many kinds but find Chamber.
lain's the most prompt aud efiectusl in
giving relief. ami now keep no ether in
my home" When troubled with a cough
or cold give this remedy a trial aud we
assure you that you will be more than
pleased with rhs result. For sslc by 7
j. Liable, Druggist.
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We are panied to announced
that the firm of Giraud e. Co.,
cotton buyers, were compelled to
close their business here and NOV
ed to Mississippi. The gentle
men were disappointed in not
getting the cotton that was pro-
missed them, and by the prefer
ence of the planters and ginners
to ship their cotton to the New
Orleans market, even at q person.
al loss.
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be has issued and delivered to the Sheriff
ele, en- blank half Licenses for the year
1895 amounting to One hundred and
ffty seven dollars for which he hollis q
receipt; this In exchange Of eleven Full
Licenses of same year amounting to
Three hundred and fifteen Dollars.
Arecess ia now taken until 2 o'clock
p. N.
EVENING SESSION.
At 2o'clock p. ~. the nesting is call
ed to order. =,
BY reason Of sickness in his family,
Police Juror David was excused from
further attending the meeting.
On motion Of Mr.. Martin. seconded by
Mr.. Liable. put to vote and unanim'
ously carried. Be 1t resolved. That the
Police Jury availing itself Of the Provi'
sions of Act No 70 Of the General Assem-
bly, Of 1892. 1t shall be unlawful. In the
Parish Of st. Martin, to kill any deeI
from the LIST day Of May until thu last
day Of September Of each year. undeI
penalty imposed by the aforesaid act.
The Parish Treasurer was directed t,
pay Certificates isssed by the Clerk Of
Court to Members Of the Grand Jur,
now in session.
Claiws against the Parish are now ex
amined aud tho Clerk authorized Il
issue Checks for such found correct ant
approved.
There being no further business t.
transact. upon the motion Of Mr.. Gull
beau which was seconded by Mr.. Liable
this meeting was adjourned.
A true copy from Minutes at Page
and following. AUG. MARAlST.
Clerk 7. j.
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Gard oTTlaank.

We deem our duty. to extend to our
friends who have helped US make sue.
cess Of our excursion to Alexandria. our
sincere thanks. and we fully appreciate
the good work done particularly by our
friends Of Lafayette. Opelousas aud
other points along the line; and We will
only b too glad to b. able one day to
recipr0cate. ALEX. AuBRY. President
49,. ALBr. WOODLEY, Manager.
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Did you get fine gold Ring
at Edw. E. Soulier? 3 Given this
week: One to Mr.. Matinet Voc
rhies our efficient policeman, oae
to Mr.. L. C. Champeau, one to Mr..
Geo. Peters, look out next week
you'll be in it too. Remember
they are fine Rings and every ono
is pround to wear them.
The committee of improve
ment is working the street near
the Convent, leading to the bayou
and also the Avenue in front of
the market house, and also filling
and raising the abutments of the
bridge spanning the Teche. All
these were needed improvements.
This last work will about put the
streets of the town in first class
condition, and we believe We can
safely say they will compare fa-
vorably with any town in the
state.
The competitor Of COrbett
(Fitz) will do as we do knock
senseless all competing survi.
vors of his class. Watch for the
truth, both in Fitz line and in
ours, j. o. Hebert & Co.
"A splendid line of children
and youths clothing just received
this week at K. Schwartz.
While Mr.. K. Schwartz wal
unpacking a large stock of goods
this week the boxes were left OF
the sidewalk, and when lad!
passed on the crowded wall
caught her dress on nail of ON
of the boxes and tore it. MI
Schwartz has gracefully repaired
the damage caused by his care
lessness by replacing the tori
dress by q new one. This babi
of crowding the sidewalk will
boxes4is practiced too literally b,
our merchant of late.
Gentlemen. our aim is to wi
your trade, and We will do it
any price. Benefit yourself b
calling on US, j. O. Hebert & Co
CORBETT and FITZ are stil
going on, but Edw. E. Soulier ]
always on hand WATCH, hi
beautiful stock coming in Satul
day, all fresh, new aud at knocl
; not prices.
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A burglar proof, q perfect antiratter
and guaranteed to last a. long as the
house will stand. no screw to give way.
A door check and fastener, at retail Of
wholesale. Sub-agents wanted.
E.J. OLIvIEk. Agent. ;,
Oct.12-l.m. st. Martinville, La.
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Local News.

DIR. A. P. Sillan and lady re-
turned from the city Monday last
We publish this week the
proceedings of the town council
and police jury.
DO not buy your winter suit
until you have looked at my stock,
X. Schwartz.
-Rayne has new paper called
the Rayne News, it is a small
three column folio.
The District Court, civil term
is in session since Monday. The
grand jury is also in session.
Our last editorial letter was
crowded out of this issue, on &C.
count of long legal publications.
The rain Monday evening last
did not injure the cotton crop as
was feared by some of our people.
Business in st. Martinville at
the present time is very lively,
and the town every day of the
week, has the appearance of bu-
sy little city.
Have you seen those fine pants,
and hats, that less than half dol
lar will buy. Call once and. you
will always, j. o. Hebert & Co. e.
The first payment of the share
holders of the st. Martinville
Building Association was made
last Saturday. Every Saturday
hereafter the installments will
have to- be paid.
oh! those fine wooden shirts,
for this sudden change of weather.
We always have a fine stock OF
them, and at untouchable prices,
j. o. Hebert & Co.
The colored excursion from
this place TO Alexandria last Sun.
day was a grand financial success.
The train was crowded toits full
est capacity, and the profits will
be between four and five hundred
dollars. ..
1t is here that the lever pow.
er of q dollar reaches it's utmost
capacity. Everybody that calls
on us recognizes SO, call and you
will surely do the same, j. o. He.
bert & Co.
The petrified man found last
week ON the banks of Bayou Ver.
million, and who is now on exbi.
bition at Lafayette is the senss.
ton of the day. The conjectures
regarding this find are numerous
and varied. The petrification il
said to be perfect and of much
curiosity.
Our store is the rendezvous
of poor peoples. Being their
friends; and at the same time sell
them at prices, that cannot b.
cheaper, they continue to rush Oh
us, J. O. Hebert g. Co.
The Louisiana State Pres,
Association will leave Now Or
leans in a body on the 18th inst.
TO visit Atlanta aud the Cotton
States Exposition. The editor,
will spend five days in Atlanta
one ut Nashville, one at Chatta
nooga, and at Cbecamauga Park
The press is promised royal recep
tons in the cities they will visit.
We are now aud ever read,
to show you the most cOmplet,
lines of shoes ever seen in 81
Martinville, end at prices that re
coinhends You to buy, j. o. He
bert & Co.
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Total amount of 40 checks issued to
date S7.A2.N
C. II. MOutoD ESQ.,, now calls on this
Body on behalf Of Francois and There's
tile Francois and beg leave to Ofier their
written Protest against an agreement.
said to have been taken by them. q pu.
blished in the proceedings Of this Body.
Meeting Of Sept. End last. The matter
having been recOnsidersd was submit
ted to the Legal Adviser and upon his
advice recalled.
The resignation Of Mr.. Louis Liable as
Road OveTsssr for the 3rd District Of
the LIST Ward was accepted for cause,
and ut the request Of the President, Po-
lice Juror Of the Ward. Mr.. Anatols Cor
mier WAS appointed in his stead.
The Sheriff was directed to purchase
eight mattresses for the comfort Of pri-
sOners in Jail.
The President was authorized to pro-
cure twelve Chairs for the convenience.
and ease of the Petit Jury; and further
authorized To CAUSE the STAIR railing al
Conrt House to be properly repaired.
Tie appropriation made at last Meet
ing to work road leading from st. Mar
:inyille to Frederick's Bridge. was. o
the request Of the Police Juror Of tn,
Ward. increased twenty-five Dollars.
! The Clerk informs the Police Jury tina
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WE OR OUR DEALERS can -
you machines cheaper shan yo0 -
get elsewhere. The NEW 0OM1
our hest, but we mako cheaper ~
such NJ tho CLIMAX, Ideal
other High Arm Full Nickel t!ogSS
Sewing Machines for 81 500 anG ~
Cal on our agent orWTfte ues -
want your trade, and ifprteess H.
and sqaavc dealing will WIN We
have IL. we challenge the WoS1c
produce q EETTER $4,000 SeS2
Machine for $4,000, or . better ~
Sewing Machine Cor $4,000 thar -
can buy from IA, or orr Asenses
TrENEW IcHE SEWING MAChlkECe
oaAyeE rsss.- roeTox, Nass. q unox seT1s 49,
Cl1cAeo, M. En- LouIs No. DALLAS. ih>ss
San fpAsc.sco, Cal. ATLANTA, "a.
ron SALE Hv
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SATURDAY OcT. II, 1895.
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. Police Jury.
Regular Meeting of the Police Jury OF
the Parish of St. Martin, held
Oct. eth i. d. 1895.

The meeting was called to order at 10
o'clock a. In. The Roll was called. We're
present; Hon. Il. A. Duchamp, president.
and Messrs. Liable, Guilbeau, Martin and
David. Absent Mr.. Carl Larson.
The minutes Of last meeting were
read and approved.
The Clerk, Accountant Of the Police
Jury reports that he has. as directed.
issued siuce last Meeting the following
numbered Checks on the Parish Treasu-
rer. against the various appropriations
Of the Schedule Of 1895. said Checks
amounting in total to the sum Of One
thousand. seven hundred and seventy
eight dollars. as per this. his monthly
statement:
No 37i. Cadet Jerome Nouton. Beneficiary
to state University $4,000
375, Chas. Gueniere. Bridge lumber. Aug.
10th $40
$40, Chae. Gueniere. Aug. 18th 1885
s77, Fournst and Delahoussaye, Trip to
Breaux Bridge 40
sac. T. F. Webb Jr., for keeping vermil-
lion Bridge 1000
z77. W. B. Eastiu. Recording Road Tran
fers $50
$50, Raph Deblanc, j. P, fees in case VI
Arthur Nsrcisse S.i2
3Sl, +. z. Power. Cons. fees in cast W
Arthur Narcisse 200
81, T. j. Liable. Nsils &C., for Bridges,
Aug. 18th 9.29
$50. L. c. Duchsmp. Nails &C., for Bridge.
July 10Th 2.s5
ssi Louis Martin. freight on Bridge Lum-
Der 1870
ss5. David nees. Sheriff. paid D. Fournst
for road labor 500
3S6 T. J. Liable. sundries for Jail to Aug. 1870
$50. David Reas, S6erif. mileage andex-
penses in case vs Liviaohi sos
S8s, Jules Dubus. Cons. Iberia, servicce
in case Of Joseph Romins $40
$50. Z. Bertrand. Jailer. keeping Of Pri.
souers, month Of Aug. $3.50
500. 8. v. Maatip, Assessor. Assessment Of
1885. 10000
sol to 2sa 8. Y. Martin - 2oOoI
sos to 40 8. v. Martin - 5000
4Ol to i05 y. v. Martin e0.0(
4O6 to 4l3 8. v. Martin I0.0(
Slt. 8. v. Martin 7.6t
as. r. F. Hogsett. reimbursement OF erro-
neous tax S.0(
ZIG, Dauid Rees. Sheriff. Balance on Cri.
minal fee for 1856 .aosV
al Albert Resweber. Digging Canal at
II. Lenormond Ill.,"
alS Albert Rssweber. Work on Dursnds
Canal l''W
40 A. h. Guiibeau, Cons. Trailing. out OF
Parish Prisoner Peteen Is'S
40 A. d. GuilbeaQ. John Lee aS'z
al A. H. Guilbeau. Con-, services in case
Of Insane Sam Morris 1873
~, A. II. Guilbeau. Cons, Trailing. out
Of Prisoner Reggie lo,2
42a. Z. A. Ouchamp. p. J. attending meet
: ing of Sept. End s'a
IA, Arthur Liable d.
! CnrI l5.O
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. Subscription 81 year in advances.
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Mems suits at K. Schwartz in
all styles. quality and prices.
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People should realize that the only
condition - to b found in having
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EAST PROVIDENCE.

Netop Council, O. u. A. NJ, held It's
regular meeting last evening. There was
good attendance. District Deputy Ira
ID. Goff was present TO install the newly
elected officers, but owing to some delay
the books of the council had not been
examined by the auditing committee
and the installation was postponed till
the next meeting. II was voted TO take
part in the annual field day parade which
takes place July 81. II was also voted to
wear white straw hats, white gloves and
carry canes. Daniel III. Oldridge was
elected marshal for that day. A small
silk flag will serve for council badge
Remarks for the good OF the order were
made by brothers Aldrich, Whittier,
Oldridge, Reed and Others.
The Wide Awake Republican Club will
vision an issue this fall.
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NEW YORK, July 10. - Maxey Steele,
supposed to bo the last one out of jail of
the greatest gang of successful forgers in
the world, was arrested here yesterday.
Wallace and "Shceny" Rcbecca aro In Jail
in Baltimore. where they were recently ar
rested for check raising Steele is believed
to be one of gang of forgers that secured
$4,000 from three banks in Boston by
means of forged checks. The police be-
heve that Stoclo Is the last OF the gang.
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Sticks 10 tirst DccisIon.

OTTAWA, July I2.-The government yes
tcrday afternoon made It's promised an
nounoement of policy In the matter OF
Manitoba schools. 1t Is o reafilrmation of
its first stand-to not bring In bill re-
establishing separate schools In Manitoba
until the next session In January and af-
ter u consultation has been had with the
Manitoba government. AS a result of
this determination, Minister Of Agricul-
turc Angers, French Canadian, has re-
Aligned his portfolio
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The CRIPPLES.
Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia Are FIgur
Ing Upon War.
NEITHER IS IN FIGHTING TRIM.
Tangled SkeIn Which VIII Be
Hard to Unravel.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-South Amcri
can diplomats In Washington are much
Interested In tho reports that Bolivia has
presented an ultimatum TO Peru, which
the latter has rejected, and that Bolivia
and Ecuador have formed an alliance
with the prospect Of making war on Peru.
The three countries involved are without
ministers here, as recent revolutions have
broken up the legations.
The representatives OF neighboring
countries say Peru and Bolivia are about
equally matched SO far as military prowess
Is concerned. Peru's former strength has
disappeared since her war with Chill.
The Chilians took all the Peruvian war
ships, and IL is believed that one old trans
port Is all that remains of tho Peruvian
navy. The army is said TO number about
1000 men. fN
The resources of the country were fur
thur crippled recently by n revolution, In
which the government was overthrown.
the capital sacked and hundreds of people
killed. Since then there has been a
''junta" running tho government, until
an election can be held. A few days ago the
"Junta" sought to rcassure outside coun-
tries OF Its strength by scnding cable
grams to tho several legations at Wash
ington, saying that tho status quo would
be maintained and oil government obliga-
tions respected until the election. One Of
these dispatches was TO Minister Kurino
of Japan, as Japan has been negotiating
Tor some time 10 secure q treaty with Peru.
Bolivia has no navy, and her army Is
said TO be about the samo as that of Peru.
She is entirely inland since the war with
Chill, when Chill took possession of those
provinces which had formed Bolivias
coastline. or late Bolivia has tried to get
back her coast front, and treaty was ef-
fected for this purpose, but IL has not been
ratified by the Chilian congress, and is not
likely TO be.
Ecuador Is said to be In good fighting
trim, as she has emerged from revolution,
and all her people are In arms But her
navy is Insignificant, her only good war
ship having been sold to Japan some
months ago. 1t looks, therefore, to those
convcrsant with tho situation, that these
three crippled countries would not engage
in u very formidable war. They cannot
fight by sea, and there are great stretches
OF desolate and mountainous country be-
tween them.
Chilli Is In no way interested In tho
trouble. The last wars appear to have es-
tablished her firmly as mistress of tho
west coast Of South America. She has q
powerful fleet, ranking with some Of the
European powers, and none of the neigh
boring republics scvm willing to oppose
her further
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PAX Yongh0's Punishmept.

WASHINGTON, July ie.-The state do
partment has received from Chemulpo de-
tails Of the fall of PAX Yongho the en-
pcror's nephew. He was found guilty of
conspiracy, and pronounced a traitor. The
prisoner was taken to q small island on
the coast near Chemulpo, where he will
pass 10 years Of exile. Five common men
implicated in the same conspiracy were
hanped
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Approved by the Pope.

ROME, July ia papal brief, addressed
to Cardinal Gibbons, approves OF the pro-
1ects he submitted to the pope, especially
the convocation Of a Eucharist congress In
America, and an educational program of
philosophy, letters and science for the
Catholic university OF Washington.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREsIrIEs.

Forest fires are sbating near North Mus
kegon, Mich.
Bernard Bennett was arrested at Lynn
on tho charge of setting fire to house.
Millionaire residents along the Hudson
will build casino TO surpass that at New.
port.
Rev. Carl q. Horst Of Plttsfleld was I'm.
stalled as pastor Of the Second Unitarian
ehurch at Athol, Mass.
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Fate Of Crow Unknown.

STOCKHOLM, July 12.-The British bark
Scotland Captain Saltcr, which sailed
from New York on June 9, for Christiania,
was towed to Stromsted yesterday, totally
dismasted. None of tho crew were on
board, and their fate Is unknown.
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An Expression of Good VIII.

PARIS, July lie Paris says Let us
hope that the Eustis incident will not
have grave consequences, and that Mr..
Eustis, once relieved Of tho worry over it,
will calmly resume his functions, the ex-
ercise OF which has already won him sim
ccre sympathy on all sides
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The annual meeting and election OF the
Rhooe Island Veteran Citizens Historical
Society was held yesterday afternoon at
the Elisha Dyer-Vinton Home. Last
years officers were reelected and w. Her
bert Atwood and William M. Brown were
elected members. Rev. j.. o. Bartlett
made an address.
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Two Students Missing.

GENEVA, N. Y, July 12.-Harry May
and Cleveland Coke, students at Hobart
college, started on Saturday last to row
around Seneca lake, and have not since
been seen. IL , is feared that they have
beeu drowned
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In Active Demand.

BERLIN, July l2.-The subscriptions to
thc Chinese loan opened yesterday and
closed almost Immediately, owing to the
fact that much larger amount was
promptly subscribed Mt once than will he
needed
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BRocKToN, July l2.-Colonel J. A. Knox.
who, with William l.. Douglass, founded
the Brockton Times, has rendered his ro.
signation, In order to take up special liter.
ary WritilSrs
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Hi Heads.

Letter and Note Heals. Statements. and nj
kinds of commercial blank wprk neatly ere
cuted at NKws Job ofios. " south Water
street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

TOR FINE JOB PRINTING CALL AT
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