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In rural areas nearly 38% and in urban areas 25% , use tobacco in some form

Acadian Surnames of Port Tobacco Acadians in Port Tobacco (1763) Published Courtesy of Library and Archives Canada Note: To magnify the above document(s), using Chrome, right mouse click on the document and select "Open image in new tab." Or in Firefox, right mouse click on the document and select "View Image." Then use your magnifying glass to enlarge the print

It can be a sign of incomplete fermentation

It is used similarly to snus or khaini, where a small amount is placed between the gum and lip for nicotine absorption without the need for smoking