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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, JULY i, 1881.
Fun anb Fancy.
W the wosid has decided that the
leas MO Ne bettor, ii ale°yi proceeds
dlreetly to My everything is 't` utter-
most ebandance that it can �o ss1bly
think 'of.
It is one of the privileges of Llebrity
that the person celebrated, nth never
wash his Windsor open an umbrella with-
out being soeredited with some 000uh
reason for his proceedings.
A little bow entered a fish -market one
;day, and Ing for the first time a ,file
of lobstersging on the counter, looked
intently at them for some time. when be
exclaimed, "By gracious ! them'a the
biggest graashtxtnpers I've ewer seen !"
The fair daughters of this i tad ! May
they add virtue to beauty, subtract envy
from friendship, multiply amiable ac-
oomptishmenja by sweetuea of temper,
divide time by sociability rand eoiniony,
.td rodeos ss.eda1 to its lowest denom-
ination.
"How shall we train our girls 1" asks
an exchange. Trsin 'em with about
twenty-two yards of black silk, if you
want to please your girls. A silk telvet
train would also make 'em happy. --'Nor-
ristown Herald.
A CHERTS ED RELIC.
the eeateere *ramie rr a..meed
Agalaat Jews.
The following is a copy of the most
memorable judicial sentence which has
ever been pronounced iu the annals of
the world, namely, that of death against
the Saviour -with the remarks which
the Journal Le Droit has collected, and
knowledge of which must be interesting
in the htgltest degree to every Christian.
It is word for word as follows:
Sentence pronounced by Pontius
Pilate, intendent of the Lower Provinces
of Galilee, that Jesus of Nazareth shall
suffer death by the cross.
In the seventeenth year of the reign
of the Emperor Tiberius, and on the
24th day of the month of March, in the
,most holy city of Jerusalem, during the
pontificate of Anna* and Caiaphas.
Pontius Pilate, intendent of the Pro-
vince of Lower Galilee, sitting in judg-
ment iu the presidential seat of the Pre -
tun, sentences Jesus of Nazareth to
dtath on a cross betWeen two robbers, as
the numerous and notorious testimonies
of the people prove:
1. Jesus is a misleader.
2. He has excited ibe people to sedi-
tion.
3. He is an enemy to the law.
4. He uaW himself the Son of God.
5. He calls himself, falsely, the King
of Israel.
G. He went into the temple followed
by a multitude carrying palms in their
hands.
Orders the first centurion Quirrillia
Cornelius to bring him to a place of exe-
cution. Forbids all peraen., rich or
poor, to prevent the execution of Je.
BUR
The witnesses who have signed the
execution of Jesus are:
1. Daniel Robani, Pharisee.
2. John Zorobabel.
3. Raphael Robani.
4. Capel.
Jesus to be taken out of Jerusaleut
through the gate of Tournes.
This sentence is engraved on a plate
of brass in the Hebrew language, and on
it are the following viords: "A similar
plate has been sent to each tribe."
It was discovered in the year 1810, in
the city of Aquilla, in the Kingdom of
Naples, by a search made for Roman an-
tiquities, and remained there until it
was found by the commission of ars 'n
the French army in Italy. Up to ,tlie
time of the campaign in Southern Italy
it was preserved in the sacristy of the
Carthusian' near Naples. where it was
kept in a box of ebon•-. Since hen the
belie has been kept in ,he the chapel of
Caserta. The Carthusian• obtained, by
their petitions, that the plate might be
kept by them, whuh was an ackno.vlet)-
meat of the aacnfices which then' mace
for the French army. The French
translation was made literally by nnem-
ben of the commrapion of arts. Denon
had a frac simile of .he plate en;raved,
which was bought by Lord Howard, on
the sale oi.hia cabinet, for 2,810 francs.
There seem .o be no historical doubts as
to the authenticity of this. The reasons
of the aeateaoe correspoad exactly with
those in the Gospel.
There the RMa ,rraee.
If a man is on the can and sees a
young lady he doesn't know (rota Eve
and neral saw before, trytas to let dos .)
the window, lie throws down his paper,
takes off his hat, bows himself double,
smiles ele.r fir iu .d 'o Ma seer colter
button, says tweedy, "ADaw me ?' and
closest" window wish graceful skill and
charming cow • ny. If his eig. er says,
"Tom, won't you plow kt this window
down for me 7" he tucks his pope- sav-
agely under his ems and stalking across
the shale stands on hejhet while h.
bangs the window down 'frith a slam and
f Us her face and hair with dust. And 11
his wits, holding the baby in one hand
and the inneh basket in the other. tries
to let down the window, and says timid -
1y and suggestively, "Oh, dear, I don't
holiest* I stat get it blown," he grunts;
says, "Eh 1 oh I" and buries himself still
deeper in hie paper. That's whet you' el
coining to isura.--(Bwrlington Hawk-
efw
i01'dt3 of Rftso01'YI.
The tetttptatiwt that at best is but a
little cloud as big as a man's hand may
quickly overspend the whole beaten.
Our iadulgiug in evil is as the motion of
a stone going down hill; . it alrentithens
itself by Poing, and the longer it runs
the itaore violent that motion becomes.
Nothing ie. oourtesy unless it is meant
for us, and that friendly and lovingly.
We owe no thanks to rivers that they
carry cur beats, or winds that they be
favoring and fill our sails; f r these are
what they are necessarily. ries carry
us, trees shade us, but know i nut.
Pour people have more time to be
syui1ethetic than their rich ueighbots.
Lieu objwtte of love and esteem hve
lunger iu the feelings of the•puor thew of
the rich, since the former have 'kw other
resources of gtatificetion to fill up the
void, while the latter are pussesed of a
great nein ber and variety.
A hived, who Ioveth at all times,
through evil and through good report;
through sorrow into joy; through sinand
suffering uuto repeutance, is more beau-
tiful then the stars in the firmament
Mimic; more to be desired than the
wealth of Golconda. A pure heart is
the crown of all beautiful •things. d
It is a beautiful thing to frankly ac-
knowledge an error we are conscious of
c mitturg toward another; and a more
enjoyable thing to know we are wiping
away the tears of pain our thoughtless
words have caused. The ready smilea
cheerful spirit, and the encouraging
words of a titre -tied companion are beau-
tiful things to the eyes of angels.
Gratitude.
Hi.w can we, who are in perfect pos-
sessiou of all our faculties, find suitable
words to express our gratitude? A mind
in full, vigorous exercise, an aspiring
soul reaching out after a higherg ,
and the heart appropriating to itself se
nourishment the genial smiles of friend-
ship, and the warm, ecstatic joys of love,
until it cannot be otherwise than that the
innermost sanctuaries of our nature are
softened and moulded into the truest
type. of confidence and trust in our fel-
low beings. For all this ie should truly
be thankful.
Like some ruined fortress is a shatter-
ed mind. ' Once it was the proud
strength of its royal owner; now it is all
bereft of beauty ; the trellis work on
which was trained the beautiful bowers
of thought has crumbled to decay for
want of the natural props and stimulants
of early progress ; the pruning knife lies
in rusty idleness, while the dews and
bright sunshine s3arcely penetrate the
thick mould of mildew and dry crusted
.oil.
An occasional ray from the dim lantern
of the soul arouses some early dream or
half forgotten tenderness. At such times
a regiment of untrained ideas stalk wild-
ly through the soul without either pur-
pose or aim.
t" Let us be grateful for this loving gift,
and manifest our value of.it by a judi-
cii.us regard for the brain development
in our children. ' Precocity is not
healthy. The physical and mental pow-
ers should go hand in hand like sisters ;
they may be differently organized, re-
quiring a fine distinctive capacity to guide
their development ; yet both need the
sunshine -one, it may be, the mellow
light of repose, under the exhilirating
witchery of motion ; the breeze that lifts
the golden ringlets from the brow tones
anew the delicate organs beneath.
Exercise is another name for .medicine
-not the stunted exercise of a prim lady -
ism on Broadway, but that hearty over-
flow of vitality which exhibits itself in a
good romp. Put a cross child in the
batt: tub, this is a neutralizer ; it will
come out refreshed and good-natured.
A healthy child is a picot of motion. A
rood rough and tumble for a few min-
utes with a mischievous one will balance
the forces and bridle effect uallythe super-
abundance ut animal spirits remaining
after the outlet. After being surcharged
with air and exercise, they are ready for
books, or auy tame duty.
In a word, let us see to it that child-
hood has a being practically it our little
ones. The friction of lit.'s inachir.ery
will, sooner or later, dry +out the wine
from their nature, and cool off the glow-
ing heat that now seems to scorch us,but
only intensifies their happiness.
Se rat the oo'y et.ecle•d by the
senator .lectic',a at. albeit/ is that
Garfield and Granit "don't speak."
"Must say it's the nicest thing I ever
used kr the teeth and breath," says
everyone having tried "TRAEsadr," the
ne. toilet gem. Get a 5 cent sample.
A healthy man never thinks of this
stomach. The dyspeptic thinks of noth-
ing else. Indigestion is a constant re-
minder. The wise man who finds him-
self suffering will spend a few cents for
a bottle of bop aa, from Entail, the new
and remarkable compound for cleansing
and toning the system, for assist-
ing the digestive apparatus and the
liver to properly perform their duties
in assimilating the food. Get a 10 oent
ample of Zops,n, the new remedy, of
F. Jordan, druggist. A few doses will
surprise you.
he Juni a Besslag.
For the speedy curs of Consumption
and all diseases thee lead to it such a
stubborn Coughs, neglected Cobs, Bron-
chitis, Hay Fever, Asthma, Fein in the
side and chest, dry hacking oough, tickl-
ing in the those, Hoarseness, Sore Throat,
and all chr anic or lingering diseases of the
thoat and lungs, Dlt. Kiwo's New Dm-
CovreT has no equal and has established
for itself a world-wide reputation. Many
leading physicians recommend and use
it in their practice. The formula from
which it is prepared is highly recommend-
ed by all medical journal& The clergy
and the press compliment it in the most
glowing terms. Go to your druggist
and get a trial bottle for tea mets, or a
regular ease for $1. For Sale by F. Jor-
dan. Gederioh.
BaehlelaAawles Salve.
The best Halve in the world for Outs,
Cribble, Tetter, Hands,
Chilblains, Ont7sa, sed all kinds
of Sim
eruptions. This Sates is guaranteed to
give perfect aatmilaOtioe in every nes err
money refunded. Pries 26 cents yes
has For sahib, F. Jade.. ()odurish
' Srn'iCooOA.-d&ATEFOLA1DOsg Marenla.
Br a thsrweg► knowledge of the amoral
lap which govern the operations of dt�
sad Nutrition. and sJ. carotin a $taatua ei
the dee properties of welieala-ted Cowie, 111,
try km pro%ided our b
reakfast tattles with a
WI Aossed beverage
may Hare
srTdoctor's
WW, lthe Jodi -
ticking Ise of such articles of dist Chet a cos-
stitatios way be graduallybulk up until
ddemi
. ns to resist every
H reds of subtle maladies ars
mound puready-5 attack wherever there sais
vY• may moans macer aMal
d aft by keeping ours.lves well (wtiaad with
pure °ilea sad a°owrlshed frame.'
-Celaalijileakeite
labled
�Sler.it. mut`e
o.
ctientista ram"-
en of
to Em.a°e for anseww� use.
p
R. ss titres Mahn
The great sect' of obtainMgrieiee, is
and
first to practice economy, as good
old Demon Snyder says, "It used to
worry the life out of arse to pay enorm-
ous doctor's bills, but now I have 'struck
is rich.' Health and happiness reign
supreme in our little household, and all
simply because we use no other medi-
cine but Electric Bitters, and only emits
�y Dents a bottle." Sold by F. Jor-
Nature, after all, is the great physi-
cian. She hides all the secrets of health
within her broad, generous bosom, and
man needs but to go to her intelligently
for his every need. The discovery of
theg'eat Cough Remedy, Gs.ar's Seater
OF RED Sr&ucg Gum, is an apt illustra-
tion of this. Al • cure for Coughs,
Colds, Loss of Voice and Hoarseness it
stands unrivalled, while its low price and
readiness of moms places it within the
reach of all. Try it and be convinced.
All chemists keep it in 25 and 50 -cent
bottles. --ad
FLOWERS AND PLANTS.
ALEX. WATSON
Florf.t, South street, wishes to inform the
people of �d chand pleendid a eortment of that he hese
BEAUTIFU FLONEAING PUNTS
of almost every variety. and also a choice
collection of
BEDDING PLANTS, AND SHRUBS,
and all kinds of
VECI1llTg33LE PL.NTB
in their season. The public are cordially In-
vited to examine the stock. Remember that
the earliest purchasers have the best choice.
ALEX. WATSON, South St.
P. 8. -Also for .ale, a heatingapparsto., suit-
able for amateurs consisting of boiler, four -
inch pipes, and expansion tank. 1751.
1-8-ff NEW FRIIITS.1681
NEW VALENCIAB,
NEW LAYERS,
NEW CURRANTS,
S. S. ALMONDS,
WALNUTS,
FILBERTS,
CHESSNUTS.
sm LAKE SUPERIOR ix
TROUT, WHITE FISH & HERfiING.
o1- SALT WATER -tot
HERRING AND CODFISH.
ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Teas, Sugars,
Abid General Groceries;
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, A N D
CHINA.
Dr. Pnte•><s Cream Baking Powder.
Dr. Paid s Lupulin Yeast Gems.
Chas. A. Nairn,
TUE SQUARE.
1730
W. S. Hart & Co.
PROPRIE70RS OF THE
Goderich Mills
(LATE PIPER'S.)
Peg to
return
rn the- thanks to tate public for
patronege •ece'ved during the pier
year, and to stains they ire prepared to do
C+RISTINCi-„
on the shortest not ice. or :or the convenience
of parties living at a distance will exchange
kr'ste at their town more
(Late W. M. Hiliard'a,)
Masonic block. East St. Goderioh.
JIM -Highest price paid for whest..1W
Reoord of the LYMAN Barb.
FIRST PRIZES AWARDED TEE
"LY�idAl�"
Four -Barb Wire Fencing
at
MGN i ttEAI, QQUE.
HAMILTON, 0/1 f )1
lJ NC1NNATI. OHIO. EXHIBTLOwi.
SYRACUSE N. Y. 11
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
FOR
al 33 LL?if th a sad SUMMON? f
Ow all Competitors.
Tle Meat & Bet pock
IN TRH
W ORLI .
Adopted sad In me on 15 Railway Liam 1a
the U. S. and (y►naeta. Ree that our trod.
mart. "Lumen Rana,- Is stewMlled nn each
reel Act OimsenH,, Send (°r prloa. sad
ern esha R. W. Mq 9edwtairlswg.
DOMMINION BA/tle WIRE P C)<7V R M..
$72
WIZ J S:stir&sm. /iwsy
IWO Mina
C UGGH$ C4OOLLDATH.'A,
Alt7V.117,
JRONOHITIiS LOSS OF
VOICE HOARSENESS AND
THROAT AFFECTION&
.t.e."....lai.. .nlad hoer���'' tl +..ideal
a3t 7 a .��.Myei�"1 seeWee
•� ".wif a •sett en= wefts ems M
los t*1•
hop broil
Wile wow
Anoka ef
Moe vas
..d tad,
Pima! /.
*wimp of
Say Iles
ahs
rho paw&
Wow maw
l4. swart
Oasis • ell.
s.ytd,s
woa4 `feu
wild. wn
•kw nods
/roma eh•
3.,.••
ria
GRA ''S
SYRUP
88
RED
SPRUCE
GUM.
Its rensarbable
eswtainfoerans of
almost 'reside epee in curing ob-
stinate Making Coughs,is now well
known to the public at large.
said ie� +t.,eIttt resntaidaM. aA•w4Ra. Mee, ffi and
p of
Ws ewe r/tw4
etvd ihosOwe"
iari, and ufrown..
a, e
aa.naa/a an, sae rryiaterrd.
KERRY, WATSON d•
whel•rL Dr?,esfw.,
Sala POopriarwr owed Nan.Jhcenra.,
Montreal
fer.pra-
q• the
ewle. wow
••aw.01 e.
•5• tta1
a 51
p rolwear
•r• pre.. •
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/foss •are
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at
one taw.
pore how,
•e.Isiw•
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0(15.� sr.`..i'
y i•S•d
0.n. /w
a .wpten
en,
in relieving
/titin, and its
-VtCT"ORIA-
BUCHU&UVAURSI
THE CREAT SPEC/FIC
OISCAS[S41"tns►\1 ONEYS
Inc
UR /NARY ORGANS.
LOVELL'S
Province of Ontario Directory
FOR 1881-1882..
TO BE PUBLISHED IN NOVEMBER 15N1,
Price $5.00. ,
•
LOVELL. at the request of several
Merchents.nd others of the Province of
Ontario of the (Pty of Montreahis Inn will l. ice, begs to
VVI▪ NC� Of that
DIRECTORY, inPRO-
No-
vember next. containing an
Alphabetical Directory
ANI) A THOROUGH •
Classified Burin ; Directory
of the ltostne u and Professional men in the
Cities, Towels, cad Villages of Ontario. with a
C aseifed Business Directory,
()V THY
CITY OF MONTREAL.
The same care and attention bestowed on
the Dominion and Provincial Dir.ctories of
i871 will be given to this work. Subscribers
names respectfully solicited. Terms of Ad-
earthiest made known upon application.
JOHN LOVELLlk 807
Mastzed, Leo. 11R. Publisher's. 1750
hlyti 1'.
•PJOHNSTON'S`"t/
SARSAPARI LLA
- L.
�1 I(,,..-Inpner
tl.lfrB Wt18YfiiillI NeIliL;r. ,
end for Purifying the Ileod-
It kis been in ow for 50 yearn. cart has
T'''rued to be the two prepare non
•. ketforSiCK Hr.AI,A('HE, VAIN IN
Tltlt SIM Ott IIACX. LIVER t WI-
.VIET PIY1'LE3 ON THE FAt c,
:FUME . l'tLLit. end all Dieeas
t arise from a Disordered Lrer or an
ire blood. Thosnd. of our best
.;.r tato it and give it to their chil
i
•:L Physic -ism prescribe it dal'y. nose
c“, , ems noon., recommend t m olbera.
itis mad. front Yellow Dock. H „ne!u
ras:lermps.l la. Wild Cherry, Stil!Ingia.
Da+add{ioos,� smelafrs& t?1lntergn•rn, and
..mer w-8 have. ,Neat -,le moots and
u.-rtna ItlasirIctly vegetable,. and can
.t hurt 111s nisei delicate constitution.
nae or the best medicines `use for
it - -Lath-0Latert the 1nweit
tc re sold by all rearmost. dregglsta
al nee dollar foe a quart flat* or Pit
NAL!. for ewe dollars.
Thins who nisei* dada a WWI. of
one madlelava how their drwtotklwt wlwy
r,d s d ass cheer, aw. 0111 ail ft
1.. teas
w J611WRCe s d, tnathat n ek
Aawowwgaw Owr.
TOT male ray .1 VW! Vt.n�+"x,
Aemigt and LlreggiaL
aTOaI ULLIE
Chilled Plow
• -AND-
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
movies pwelhm.Nd the Oadwlch Fepdry, i
or inksIse the lewh
nrernee
1 sad s'sLp. ;LTi t 1.
rest nn m Seale. Mill Work.
ti.amral R.pairawg and Jobbing win be con-
tteerrd. An week Resesakond,
Nr. D. R smr-hies M the only sash asst5erbnd
to se and adv. reeslpta tow boa
of aha hie
of Rieseiessa ! Ca, sad
eretit
e r...gis
_.Msi es verthemves
IL 411111611e=
ANCHOR LINE.
UNITED STATER MAIL STEAMERS
Bail every 8.turda7
NEW YORK TO OLA3GO W
CABINS, 11110 to ilea STEERAGE MN'
These 8teaoered° not carry cattle, ahesposp(gs
NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
CABINS w to W. Excursion at Reduced
Passenger accommodations are unsurpsasd.
All Staterooms on Main Deck.
Passengers booked at lowest rates to or from
.a• Railroad Station 1a Europe or A erla►
Drafts alowest ra..eof charge.)
tkafa�ro
Forboukaotlntormatlon, plea., fru. apply
to HEIt1E1sON Bsous
ras, 7 BOWUNObagstt,
N. Y.
Or to MRS. E. WARNOCK, Albion Block.
1781 Agent at Ooderlcb
V OTICE.
1.11
Gibbing up PAtatogroepAie, i Gudet id.
1 1
In returning thdnks for past vers. Weald
just Na] , those wishin s bcui4t Sal Please
settee termer prices and cusses '
Precise t.iormet
Life Sine Photos,•I • 111.00 $7.00
5x10 Photos, 1 - 1.50 100
11x4- Li • 1.54 t0
Cabinets Photo per do .. - 100 I.i
1.3. I
Card Photo, per dos., - 1.80
And Frames to suit t obese at
BOTTOM P Ia108.
Come ooe.;come all! and hese your hearts
gladdened by getting good and cbeaprhotos
at
1755 E. L. JoHKAON'N.
AT THE OLD STAND.
D. C. BTRACIIAN
HAA REMOVED Ulm
GROCERY BUSINESS
To the old stand in the Albion Block, formerly occupied by hiul. where he will be pleased
to welcome all his old customers and the public generally. .\ lairg, ynaintity t 1
NEW, FRESH
AY
('HEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
D, C_ STRACHAN,
I HAVE BOUGHT THE
HARDWARE STOCK.
-OF---
MR. D. FERC -TJSON
-AT A-
VERY GREAT DISCOUNT !
Nearly all of said Stock, as well as my own original Stor k, was lwwaht hef.rr Ibr ldtewr
of Hardware. I am therefore in a position to sell Cheaper then any ether
Rorie la the create.
MY STOCK OF
�'a�lir�er�' Baild��ls' �c�l��l�ll II i I �i1111 (01111)111111.,
whlch'I avant to run off quickly,
00Z AND BUT AT SQOH.PRIOES AS WILL PLEASE TOU.
Fresh Ground Water Lime in Stook.
AGENT FOR BEST STEEL BARB FENCE WIRE.
R_ W_ Mita= 1\TZIF
17.1-4m.
HURON CARRIAGE WORDS.
T. & J. STORY,
(SUCCESSORS TO JOHN KNOX), MANUFACTURERS Or
'I.
,
;),4arC_
ANY STYLE OF VEHICLE BUILT TO ORDER.
REPAIRING and JOBBING done with Neatness and Despatch, and at Reas-
CCM
onable Rates. Call and examine beforo purchy,Ing elsewhere.
T_ SC J_ STORY,
(KNOX'S OLD STND.
. HAMILTON STREET. .
GRAND CLEARING SALE
-OF
Boots . and Shoes,
GAMPBELL1S ROOT;i S1OE EM1ORIL\I,
FoR ..1()NTIL
Previous to Stock taking. My Stock is Lar`uaud well -assorted,
and
GREAT BARGAINS
will be given.
'T:EaT~ S/ZS = C.E�SI3
WM. CAMPBELL.
Guthrie', .141 . 13, 1881 17119
mewdeN Eieatfat tltimeeas.
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Sod Iters.
saws ate.
naMaaal rub. mewls, to as wile
, armgth sad .Mss, le mslat, sod aaYsaw
O tt
M
:1a rorr.teel. Hoot lf,dkln. seer Fade.
A .. :."at""1 et Mone. ilia 55n
• rah DandSUon,oitn a l tm wt
...t• meas• u
p -p.,ta of all other Werer_.k.s the trwate.t Piood Pu,tfIer, WHIR=
.lege 1 r ..net If. Health 1
+nom en
NI 111aa,a r
taws ore ,.
rag 5lnenu
To u whose •
., a•h....
'.:-w as Appetiser
nay barons ere la
Zak
a•i.•►whaareer •
r• whoa the Anw•e air
tar. Heel wait Nati' roe
tr reel hs4 or altrrahb
.11 ray ewe roar teen
r..ndr loam wrist where Ho
i,•o rental had porton uw thMr
ed rte:r tote sp/ esteems
raw tnegairl
meaty o+'lt•••, At who no
Tonle and valid aehlwh.t
email, WIMPY, IMO*
oiler, or
vont I. OF R.. Mt
r. .irk het y o
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