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The-CLINTON '�' ��A, hest local � �
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Central Grocer
1 ,QlBB'S 01< stand,
The subscriber hasbought out the. Stock of P. Robb, consisting of
4*ROCERIES, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,., °.
Which, being bought: at low rates, he is enabled to offer at the very closest prices
Patronage respectfully solicited. All orders promptly filled.. Rooms to let.
. R. WALKER! CL.I NTONt. ,
C 1 'p' v,4, 7 R`CTG- STORM -
1\T ASf IVALS THIS WEEK. M'W` Poi= �`lS, 11"="W" C—= \TC' = L�..I/Se-y�•x
CiA13HifERE BOQU�.T PERFUME H,ELIIEBORE Fine line of Hurl$ MER)ZO]iS} cheap, = �%/ -L0 %,=i8i•.,+^,. T ..+ ?/ MOMi= +
GARRIA GE SPONGES •p
,>1
$yrRTRANDS BULK PERFUME
PURE INSECT POWDER CASHMERI'., BOQUET SOAP
itATLANTA SEA SALT PEARS (ENGLISH) SOAP
PURE PARIS C4REEN
lc
'MESH I,1�1E JUICE •=
PEARS 9• IOLET POWDERS - . S
.--. - _• . E �.. L.10 ..._.1\T' E a 7_.
Puns BLOOAS O ' I INON _. . .
We pay special attention. tQ TRUSSEn; and have the largest stock in the county
Best. 6 cent CIGAR in town.
WE ARE SHOWING A VERT' LARGE AND ATTRAG`TIVF* STOCK OF
M'LTSLINS AND LAWNS
.T.A.anv3s COMBED ,
CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, CLINTON, ONT.
Vancouver - Wiped Out.
-
New Westminister, B, O., June - 15,
Parties arriving from Vancouver state that
at 2:30 -yesterday- afternoon..the Wind 'ruse
to a gale, and caused fires which were
burning on the CanadianPaotfic Railway. A man named Donovan was. driving a
reserve, to spread towards the city. .A, •horse and cart load of stone up a steep hill
house on the extreme west end caught fire near the Queen's wharf, Ottawa,when the
dragged 0
and the flames spread xapldlytp' adjacent horse, losing his footing, was . 4e;
buildings. At four o'clock thejast house a cliff and fell a distance of. about 50 feet,
in the town was in ashes. Hasting's saw being instantly killed. The 'driver forth•
mill and the -Royal-City Planing Mill; . be- nately escaped. •
ing situated ou points of land outside the. The Congregational Limon in session at
town were saved. Five persons are re- . Ottawa passed a resolution in'favour ofthe
ported dead, And several seriously if net, Scott Act and of prnhibitlonr •
fatally injured. The loss is '.estimated at Mr. R. Montgomery and:Mr.iCallaghan,
one million' dollars. - One --'thousand people premiuent Kingston Orangemen, have been.
are homeless. ' A later despatch says,— expelled from the Order for saying that the
Our protnisiug, plucky little. metropolis at Order has been prostituted to.polit>osl put -
the Pacific -end of the C. P. R, is in ashetf:; 'poses. •
•�.
Nob half ozen houses remain out of 590. AYa►nt►et.l. ;Lio 6ltuuic-D
•a d1arke7t:
The worst of all is the hoary loss of 'life.
One' short hour did the whole work ,Tun'
bodliies
ave been found,' acid, numerous and' realize higher figures, than they did
persons. inquired -fur.. The.property Payed, last-weel;r; geed--all•ipp)nglst�es,t• 'h'Ke.Al a•.
p. k' higher in price, but there' were 1>sry.,iew. of
is Insignificant" "&cleans}vee sweep"
the situation, A thousand .men are.to o
' , to work clearing.up tomorrow for the 0
P, lt. Twenty contracts fur rebuilding
are already. let. Only three; out •of : ten
bodies were identified, Many' ►nen. are
ruined, but are determined to startiii
again on the locations. Compelled ta.
as a direct Tei�ult1'tdpl-vs,_. Widowers,•
count
and orphan among 'the•sufferers, .The
property loss falls directly upon .the .pion-
eer element of'the new town. Hundreds
• t aid
gf•geopla are camped out. Proms
from the .Canadian, Pacifiti Railroad is ex-.
petted. Heroism arid hardship character-
ized the whole, dreadful affair.', 'F"aiuiliea
were compelled to abandon houses with a
heir lives..
fort
'n an
flee
• ntaw
arum dr
oma
m g
Business men in search of valva Ins were
James Orr, aged 08, of Strathroy, attend.
ed the Caledonian games there,laatTuesday
and on his return house was taken with
colic and died the following day. Drinking
too much ice water and lemonade probably
hastened his demise:
Our stock 1s very complete. See our goods and compare prices.
cent off for cash. •
JOHN TISElV. AN, Manager. Estate J.
5• per
soacErrs.
, Good 'butchers'. cattle are rather' Pearce.
Thi_ Best-:ani—Oheapest
STRAWBERRIES I
°;fit J. ANDERSON'S,
o.•
an .the -swill be romptly"Tiiilecl,
�encl in your crises,' at once, _s. Y •_ A
elr
• caec a, Va tel•, . Sze ,
3' • f� '1�E Ga: ,1\r'E�'1 RAND UNION. CLINTON
this Hort on the market. Mr. E. Charters
bought fivegood steers at 50 per lb,; and '
L: Picard bought three. more ab the same.
rate. A'carload of pretty"'good cattle, fat.
cows and stencil were. 'to -day ' sold
•at lige per lb. Leanish, stock sold at from
a
31 to 4o per lb. The supply. oaf calvesl was
rather small and prices higher. Good g
for shipment to Brt-
sheep are iu demandp about 4. c
taiii, and .prices .-of this sort are.
t
tl: sell a
Per lb. Lambs are plentiful, an
from $2 to $3x:50 each, with an occasional
extralamb at RI. Hogs are in fair supply
at'about5- o per lb::".The horse market has
been quite active of late' owing to the
presenceofAmerice.D bn
across
the
ac
1
able numbers are beingshipped
om
ere shipped
fr
5 lines..avast week there w
compelled to rush through the flames and I here to the,Vnited States 137 horses,costing
P,
smoke or hlerish. A whole city ablaze and . ;$10,34 5, 50,br an average of 010.31 etich.
• ' population • Numbers1
�''�•�
a' panic-stricken
sought refuge in the .water; One tvas found ...CLINTON 41).1:MEW. p '
where ho. so g,„
refuge, Fewj ' CC y' d mit n;)
in a well,
people have more than the clothes they
stand in. • All frame buildings in the town
will be rapidly re -built, '.mostly of brick.
Contracts far a large hotel and other ex-
tensive;buildings representing half a mil • Salley,
lion were let before the, fire. • - peas,
{Vancouver is the new city at the• terms- • Flour, per bbl
nus of the 0. P: Pr. .Toronto clay has I ;Potato*granted $1000 towards the relief' of the : Butter, .
homeless, and other places areax�geted to Eggs.,
renderassittanoe.1 u' Ork'" m' "
Hay - e
Six months Trital. Tri.j -Wo slits send the I Vi col .in• trade, •
NEW •ERA to nets• subscribers, froth: theit't of 3t11y 1i col for cash, ' -
tbo kat Dee., for 50 contain advance, simply. to give
I Slteel> 'pelta
1,-4,401u "
a six Months trial. This, atpur subscription rate of ver, akin5, per beah, -
.51.50 a year, is giving two mo lths for northing
orrecto`devor' Thur$ ay ernoo
• Thursday, June 17,.- ISS
. Wheat, fall, 80 '72 . a ,0
White and red '- 0 72 ' a• -r0.
0 28 a•,0.
▪ .0 50 "a'0.
0. 50 a. 0
d 00 tt 4
,0. 25® 0.
0 11 a: 0
•.. 0•0S' •a 0
5,50 w • 0
$ 00 .a ' .8
• '0.18 'a 0
'••0. 16. a ,0
050.a'O
0 60 a 0
7 90 ..5. '7.
Gr
75"
75
2$
65
55
50 •,
•
The' $•R'OSEN' ARM.
;amass M. Carpenter and another young ntnn, :tmtli of;
wl,,uin are now resoling at Dublin, Ont., assisted Mr. B t
nliant
the White Bronze agent at Flint, Michigan, to, take down a
*3,000 marble monument and erect a White Bronze to its
place. White Bronze' is becoming popular. . Thar, also
helped Mr. Burnham to erect,e i$2,2OPWhtte Bronze inonit
meat with a life slzed'stattie of Fa t i. itiw s eery
tot see
ifal
and thousands, of peeple from Flint t y
•it,.and 'Mine evil disposed person, thinking to frustrate' Mr.
Bnrnlmm's good success, broke the uplifted arin at the elbow
and marked the face nine or ten times with a hanuner. They
down and sent it to Detroit, and in four day's
took the nclr and
-it came buck, hundreds of people came to see it, and .could
not i+ee where it hail hent broken or marred. Mr. Burnham
nestle broken arm, on tihielrthere0a bnoltoi eea'oifered for
arks of a
b { his possession vet i$
Ammer, n•
the cooviotron of'the culprit, lint no elite has been found so
he opposition with a view of defeating White Bronze, but i
dd n :dL
- the -hest -a gortisemonts, f: r
a ,hurt
ne of
„ve,
-has ,r
1
is
1 r timo� lte'.,snhl seven. ntonuinfen ,
Burnham a n short ,n
besides•Pn i ntendii.g 1 ones. Y
- • Parties fntendil.g to:'purchase n' monument should
tall on or write to W. liI GIFFIN, elintgn, or JA2LES
GALLAGIIElt, °synch
-NOVW'S THE ,TIME.
Valuable. Premium Given Free with Cann;'
uta Popular. Weekly. • -
Tho Wi Titles*ADvrnmisnn,; Of I,otulon, tins just mat%
another important step in attvanoe. It now appears regularly
in twelve•page form, mill in addition to all its . well.knowtt
i7io11ular features gives in each Issue Sant Jones' sermons, the
Internatl�ciial.Sabbath School Lessons, a 0otuplete Story,
elm; etC: •10 18 vastly improved in •everVreapeet. For BA.
'LANDS -P1 YEAR the price is only $00,, or in chins -0r
iive.,(1 ll,'nver"'ulOc., each', •' po4ta' S'l$toinps accepted. for
.fractional parts of a dollsr+ Samples tree.
Each subscriber will be entitled, 'without additional
'',1V
d he.
. haul
coat, to one of the Snlloiring preiniu)ns,, which •s.
ordered as. per number, viz.:
�h 3.0
hase's
1. Portrait. Gnllely. 2, Home and Iseult, .
Recipes. 4.'Ladies Fancy Work Guide.
l ,'•Registered lettere come at our risk: • Address plainly—:
ADVERTISER PRINTING CO.t.,•
Ontariu.
-- .. - .' .yCIILJI)RI; :"S..'
•�LAI��hS a��d
At a_Reduction'• of 2Q per cent;
.un:.18Frl�.a . J e ale. ty begin
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`�?EN
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JUST
MUSLINS
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L.aW �
25
12
10
00
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20-•:
17
•75
80'
D0
A Reply to The Broken 'Ariel Fraud.
Oates of Morton, Barney Sc Cu.. Flint Itlich. MimeTo12, 18Dfi,,
To W. H, Cooeatt,' Eog., Clinton
• - St1i,—Tours received, and in reply would giro. you seine
idea of the facts pertaining to .what the all verttseinentper.
tieularizes as tieing very flattering to the White Branae and.
• to Mr. Bnrnhnnl. 1 sun of eu i11 receipt of lette s from- a
.great many towns ih Ontario, ns I tan -well aequninted.with a,
aunjor•itr of the inathle and. granite .men. there, asking lhr
defamation -or -se voutletter shows, ttoutnining.some i};on-
detfuf account of the White I-'ronze doings in some retuote
locality -10 this' partiruler instance 'Ds not remote enough.
Item 1st is an absolute told unanswerable be. ; There is
no(—nor has there ever been—a• marble monument erected
within a rallies of seventyive mtles,'eosthig any enrhhnoney.
1 or has therebeetr any marble -innnmuent taken down and
•
_• pieced, with .WhiteI3rouze..Ifthere had even been a Wall,
old•fashtoned one (00.15 constantly being done to utnke'way
far more inoderu wort.) been taken- list they would Bate
hlow'ed and advertised it. Whattbey did fake down tl'as a new
quitter Granite which had only been seta • fen weeks, whltl
cost0350 at Die (parries, and irllieh ave sold for $4130, and'
the pnrrliaser being like seven tenths. of the 'White Brow 6
purchestra. a widow, was. talked leo "trading for White. .
Bronze—neper pnr'ehase was 5800, andoat of that Mid
•allowed- 2501otthe granite... , As,the White Bronze mono:,
Barns' den. at ,the0, you see.on't',Ben hamood badreltise thamade t.
he tooktl, Poly, then,, hy.
hr, took hark tont gnmtte and muse . caltStal nut. of the ex;
(henget Ile Ituow•s better ; lots. of people have admired That
sametnomunent in his show roost, it i' well set orf by riot-•
pnrtsen with. the dingy, so called "White 'Bronze." Besides.
he Is as aeslously endeavoring to sell the- granite1ak atit:zinc
inc
stud, and At a'espertnhle figure. put:Oa a one
nut ercoda inonunientand,too Which telt
ian hit polished tcottage granite'
ttol8ee 11 10 nntbase i
niotumeut, the tense of which the same drnp'ivduld not rimy. •
3ttuntlhMured, zine yields the mnnnf'actprers, nt 15 rents Inc .
1 0111 il, 8 largeithan 3313ver ei,nt-haunt,. and -etas -sold by-�
13urlih am -to -seekers at 45 retth and over
bnirft tie au get it, 5 1' -
lb. The fife'nize figure of 7
lett it tIt t figure 'is Tile size, then Faith
' must
sore attk, H .
1 'z,�d :
our I n l'1
C In
Jl I
!l 0 '
innst hni•e had to use a leen choir to sit 'at.
•
.,It
dining table, plend at uem 2.-1 art.truth-port falsehood. The, price his been. 1 -
w 2110 to 151,500 probably .judging from size.
•
i
weight nod appearance. The Pnyuemmunne,ateodL anent I
*8x0, Certainly quite' a few people went to see the moan•
meat; plot thoilsaudq, hundreds would be enlarging the truth),
on
rutht-
on aecount. of the notoriety it gashed in being- broken. If we..
Anew and cmdJpritiethatDunham wrote that advertise•
meat reflecting against us or oouidprove that he meant lis.
we could put hhn when we Anti sus private de to r.tire engaged
m in ferretiltginttthern,pllti 'Yl ., in,iailr+tnd we would have
ftfpf sent the deu4!tfrc to State •Prison after he had served his
t:1Jl1'i time in eottntv..iaif, if fiebad not whiffed ae and claimed ouri
mrrer. It was a v[in honsjitrttcy, Dtti'ithsuttlirtm ma hints,
thst
as
of a mans whoiUsed to trorlt fd lag ortust� anve d ttheothers.
posed be was wr,kleg at the ttuie—made Ism druuli, and then
:aware Otto eoblidicntIon In the ,natter. Of eoneae it fell
through, With the tltnveresult rio., 3e11 for- Mrs Hetietit'e,
They were aodouhle lily Working fir the 5•ewartl, wuirh was
. as follows:—llurulinto t4„25,
, 'Mae t3I5,
ribs. Parol vi.100,. Cemetery
Mrs. Payne anti her Advisors tierce ilmnght fur tt moment
-that we, or dor Oro opposed in trade to the White Ilroime,
eonntennnrstl any ylolntlotl of tutythIng in her interest t they
very rl hely taut tt to,'and as the result of an u,hi foinil • fetal.
ire. Itterlit+,t ,t-netvaula
up 'n lltn by elcperts thint'll's ann WAS nut soldered tie,. nl
that it waa a new figure east from smile old mould—and he
enol i'ttppt and llnre tot eoetrndlrt them. Ye:, it was a good
trifle, • the iritic made 1 noir fignrmole e1nmllel't a trie nf fle forlpt'oft a
ror
eported ooirltne
note o trekage of the inneotwis goml sitvt"
lisement, as he sold'er'er later monuments nail n cumber
of Mealieronee—a short thnr after, . Noir be Itna not taken
2lni' a orders sinc', 10' 11 the tiro years business • in Ibis
,t nen
Y
g tntlter
at, l
t .lift Ills tn.
from
s first sat s
erected;
n,,
has town t . other
tot On th
• breakage. f
' hd,
w� result 1+1 t
haolefinsas botrettra
Wed St lest uncut represents the thins Pumper of, nu,numrllts
large Bud swats. A11'11111011 you., the proIts on that nmoudt
kelit two families awl paid store rents • There is a 11101104i
• . •- -- - '• --•• •-• for you to cuter; ,:$50 capital, tote of "lightning Tal" Miceli,
•
ami shunt 4 -it OneOlegee tntu.J+islnts o nessfeliear 'arlor ve ysrlm r.
gond them
�„� L. sss enfter 100p, is and has mated out nlf 010 business pardn ofti,elio ilii
When be first Caine here Ica liunstlrI i' stated that'"thje Brut
Weald have te.elo,te ti t and go to the poor house. Well,
n amen gin them. Sat when
people tl 1'Mnem trei n.tier
_............ .. .. she
re t't
tr
#+ that l3 l
Cots
et r d n
tatr t
rn
qq Ye,i ,
hat.lt It
a at t tel
reef stn
st t. Gaal
Lt
n•hn
t hits.
We
inn
ire
flet A
wity t t d
�71 10 GA Dresg' only'
wind Y1. maatt
TYrY1 • 1 lila the
rites 1 they mit for tiro SLAMnt Pe liars Yl h e *tatted,
■ tl hot irr eonrhtaioa, I iul y
Chang, the .famous Chinese giant; hasty I1,,,I0 t SALE--PA'RT OF LOT io,'ON rIIJ:-
one bask . to China, It ` is paid, for the. Feat 3r a0lres f ho -tstto esin o Hullert','C ntaini to
gone
selet;ting a bride- emetic. title. LIAMERONtnoizracalLEIt i!r)- rirarcrs,0odericlf:
beauties f t$ Celestial kingdom' wa will
eau ties O e n _
be worthy of his'falne and stature. ��• OV5E • For 'sax Otte o» burg ,NT. formerly
Nettles, last week fell -•�• largo fraule.housc•an -B t y , fO or to
An old man'namedN , { occupied by Slr. W. Doherty, is offered for s
h trapdor hi Geo Steven r3 store-
at
tore t r t e tables terms It Coita[ns plenty of'rootn.
throng a o en on r asm • •
at Chathamand broke, his loft 1e at the , with hard tied soft water, nod is tvery es ilbla resi-
dence. Terms on applto 10
veneer St., Clinton:
r knee. fi he limb had to be amflutatod, and
it is hardly expected-the�sltl- filal7. will -live,.
It is a pretty will settled fact that the
Canadian Pacific Syndicate intend to at once
put on the Atlantic a fast fleet ot.stea
. Mr, Duncan j eIntyra makes he secret Pt 1� cheap:, iyo, for attic, n lot. on Isane Strt et,
or zauto i , A ,
this new venture of the Coiripnpy. " opposite trio residence of the undersigned." Apply to
Mr: Charles Rider; while helping to •A:'DODSWV01tTH, Clinton,
•-()USI: A'tv D LOT' FOR SAL); OR TO BENT.-
That coni'eniuntly situated Cottage and 3 lots 0,1,,
Victoria St. House containe7'roonts,good wood Shed.,
hand and softwator. There are three lots in the
l4relterty 'with a tnlinbor of fruit trees ; Will iso gel TM
sbirigle 112r. Doan's bard', near Paris, on.
Saturday afternoon, fell from the roof and. - --
" died in a few minutes froth. the injuries.
received. Es leas'e's. 'a wife and. two
' children..
r .
It is said that the' 'United States troops,
g•t tomb of �',
' which have been guarding -the ,
President'G'arfield at Cleveland, will- bel ��
Ili
withdrawn this week, and tile• place left at
'the mercy of relic hunters. II
editor of the 'Durham ;Chronicle i;
The e I �
advertises his baby carriage.- ftir:'a:ilii 111011
babies will lreafter have try ,walk or that
be has a -sufficient supply on .hand' to last
him the rest of his life,:. .
On Friday evening, at tlle•eonclusiou of
.a barn raising ori the 16th cslncosaio
n of
inwhich a
r
ccurd
' s riot .o e
'Hart u
a ,
Elmo, p
man named James' Broughton was strut&
ou the head with-tt handspike by,. another
man nl med.Robble; felling ;him and cans- -
ing a serious concussion of• the brain. .
• Immediately after the 'occurrenc'e Robbie
made for the woods. Dr. Hamilton was
immediately 'sent for, -who pronounced I,
Broughton's injuries serious, and a warrant
was issued for Rubble -and placed in the
of
hands of high Cnnstfible McCarthy,
,Stratford, who is in search, but up to the
present Robbie has not been oattght.
Broughton is still,'unconscious. .
otenio INDUSTfltSl', FATE, --No have';
T
received a copy of the prize list for the -next l
.Industrial Fair, to be held at Toronto from
the fith to the 18th September, Tho hooter
-is very tastily'gotten up, tntl,00ntaius cuts
of different breeds of animals inc. which I.
prizes ore offered, dud .11190 views of, the
,prizes
of Toronto and is' p ih e biul,1ini„s,
Any sof oat result 1 y tl 'oirin•I tt l0)py con
obtain the 'tlt1113 by II:M ,nis1.: it ., ,3t eir.l l,t
sltr. Ifni, the .5ticri't try, 111 'i ,r int or
from Mr, W, Method, Book -1 ttti 1 1, 17'7• .
horty Orgatt C;.1., (Milton,
A. 4„
ull8 `al �1P8C#.Or & Elithalllgr
••
A large stoci. of I' irst-Class' CAST ;V�1111
.a •0 II:
Qu'.omg
CLINTON; JUNE 24,
No Sooner, :No later i I..:
4C • C O.: e�.�
I''anious Railroad. • 'ombination of '.'Museum
Arenic, and -- .
rained AnimallVtarvels
under separate ata ondoli6-tents. •
•
u �l
(I :i
• IteatdaFFt�ee,.Ocitttgo alt„ near the
wlln `Dli llibdlnt Church, Cllnte, •
Sc„ always on hams..,
TIB, EG l TIA.N, EMBALMING..
L`LUII) used in all cases.
Albert 3t.. next 1 arland Oros.
tit
r .� ffezya\,�..�a>r1•'t yij.�"'"S-.�..E i`Lt>,�ii
WILT. IOXIIII;IT' A1''
mow./ •
-0ti
s.
r..
LINTON.
N ti
iiny i^ proeliginx .alone worth lrii HMO the
price of- it llttiusIOlt •te all. • The . World e • lllOtlt
Sinuous
tid'4Mf1'. _. *nit. and tillMtiC . Mists1
)
• 'X)oubletrollpe aftlte:s.Toblest, lllostlntelligent
latices of any period, The supremely marvellous
iittt� i L EO',:nAit, ,>t11 1y
t�t�a
Liadly
The Biggest and Best Trained
Does" Oa, Earth,
Coi��a�y' Of ,b
O ere is always apass�hihty f
1 j I remembered that the beads of this firm are taxed about
0 I to rases in jhiu Wiutan Sc 0
t tlW irises ti to e for . 0 aid sn
yon With thislmtgt,y rotate,
thatthern areno oeArs i monuments
en�t a ",Veryttitt0ri Y tanto Bete sIy Noris
?adios, going to the Ian enuntrs Ibis stielmor Should shun over to y
Thu holds aro too moat eros• tlitna trout tits State more c en live
Yea and seam are
Y iit9
take into popular 0tla •lino. 1 o Thule ntkca up a i 8000 01'. Yv.
1.
plate rn ttrlAtlantic, and actonlalodntion unsurpassed eery trnty, .
'inle Pitrchlsi•r •
»•lYea, �weia t a ift mminent, lint
Intelligent&too
we dgnnEwgnttn set )Ip ons of those
nimis'aflltihe frrust
Mem vistait tl)�'ir
•r
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lniterrt '� , keep MP n
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