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CONTREXEVILLE , a watering-place of north-eastern France, in the department of Vosges, on the Vair, 39 m. W. of Epinal by rail
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accommodation of visitors, foiwhom the season is from May to September. The waters of the Source Pavilion, which are used chiefly for drinking, have a temperature of 530 F. and are characterized chiefly by the presence of calcium sulphate. They are particularly efficacious in the treatment of gravel
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