HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1887-11-4, Page 7THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, NOV. 28, 1887
Wsta•sli peal Memos.
Liao is a tealerestitig exited from
an .rtnlo in the.New York Mercer,:
Art should always M basad oto aalur.,
god ,10 art is Tree whish does set take
mature for its model. A Forted, arm-
metriml, wealthy woman, of Ave fest
Ave beim in height must comply with
the following standard : She s►,.u.d be
138 pounds at the lAse, sad meld stand
up to ten pomade more without injury to
health or artiatie perfection. Th. dis-
tance between the tips of her tiro middle
Mogen when Ilse anus are extended
&Meld be exactly the same as the heiokt
too times the length of her hand, :or
scoot and • hall times the length of bey
foot, or Are times the diameter td hot
sheet from use arm pit to the other.
The distance from the junction of the
thigh* W the `round should be the same
as front Lha t^.'.ser print to the top of
the bead. The knee should Le exactly
midway from the junction of the thi;bs
to the bottom of the beet
The distance from the elbow to the
tip cf the middle Auger should be the
ease se from the elbow to the middle
line of lbs chest. From the top of the
Mad to the .bin, with the heed peed
naturally, should los ills same as from
the level of the chin to the arm pits, or
from the heel to the tip of the large toe.
The bust of • woman of the height nam-
ed should be forty three inches measure-
ment over the arms, and the waist
t Meaty -four.
The upper pert of the arm should be
from thirteen and a half to fourteen in-
ch.• and the wrist six inches. The ankle
should be six limbos, lbw calf of the le,
fourteen and the thigh twenty-five. Any
woman of the height mentioned whc has
these measurements can congratulate
herself on having as perfect • form as
the Creator weer made. IN oourse, the
proportion• vary with the height.
Mew le Kee itch.
The Boston Herald has been asking
sem. rich men for rules by which other
teen may become rich. Mr. P. T. Ber-
num says the gulden rule is to spend leas
than one earns. 11• advisee abstinence
from tobacco and rum, due care for the
health, the seleotioo of a congenial oc-
-r '.uo, sou:.',•nce of debt, and deter-
mination to excel all others engaged in
the same occupation He also raja :
Be careful to advertise in some shape
or other, Mame 1t 1. evident that it •
man has ever so good an article for ale,
sad nobody knows it, it will bring him
ro return. The whole philosophy of
l:fe is, first sow, than :reap. This prin-
ciple applies to all kinds of business, and
h
• Mtn has
more eminently than to ad -
g. if a as a resp, good
(hero *a no way in which be
ca* mop more advantageowly than by
"sowing- to the public to this way, if
a man has goods fcr sale, and he doesn't
advertise them, the chasms .re that
soma der the sheriff will do at for bis.
Politeness and civility are the beat
capital ever invested miinb business.
vess.aEI.*rrs
stores, gilt signs, ed
ments
will all prove unavailing if you or your
employees treat your piteous abruptly.
The more kind and liberal a Baan is, the
more generous will be the patronage be-
stowed upon him.
Preserve your int.grtiy ; rt is more
precious than diamonds or rubies The
most difficult thing in life is to make
nosey dishonestly. Our prisons are
fad gas who attempt to follow this
cone.. No ma can be dishonest with-
out won being fon d out, and whoa bio
lack of priocipl• is dis•oversd, newly
avenue to success is closed agaiint
bias
forever. Strict honesty toot ! es
at the foundation of all success in life
financially, but in every other respect.
Fun an0 F,ncy.
lease seraph guaniedlo,-
We have auli.uud that the races who
For • sure throat. cut alieee of (a:,
boueleea boom, pepper thickly too tie
ewe ase bilb, and will art Foy teem, are around the threat with • Sawed dutb.
remarkably reKalar is Ih.ur visit' t.. the I When stung by a bee ur • wasp, maim
ear -rooms. Aue what is maces they ask
their creditors tu. a p•.t• of O•upaloo earth Ind watery, int
uu the pinto at once and cover w.th •
A data in nature! history being asked I cloth.
the dinerenoe between • dug and • tree, }'sir • s,ld on 'he .hest, a flouo.l ngg
the Mad bo answered "A tree is comer- t
y Wokled
ed with bark, "tide a doe "elm."elm. to b. wrung out to ,u tux vista/ aud spa
t with tur,eauue, Ltd un tha cheat giros
'the greatest relief.
Uncle John "Why, my girl, your• Wbea a felon first begins to male its
grows like a euoumLer rites. What pow- appears ice, take • lemon. clot of one 1
[roes ars you making swards awaui- eui4, ,at the 6.Ker in and the lunger it
lined oath it."
mor, 1' Clara—"Wall, nods, I'mus' P
•• kept !bare the Metter.
my fifth apo
f
Whit is that terrwlria1 ubjeet that M ( Tor • cough, boil one nun^_s ul fl ix-
What
all human imperfections, and seedseed• ,tat of water, io ria and add
a little honey, site ounce oof ruck candy.
equally protests the wisest. the molest, and the juice of Ilree lemon ; rola and
the best mod worst of w.ukiud 1 The buil well Drink u but oe potable.
hair of the 4..d. Often after cooking • meal • person
A Channel "slender, !wing eor.duled will feel tired and have no appetite : for Goderlch 1 Lv
with ua tbo Mtingiuw of a mon whom be this boat • raw Ogg until light, stir in a 1 Siratfurd Ar
had saved from drueuiug,replaed,"Well, little nutmeg. D. ink halt au hour be- I
sir,I'rs no doubt he knows beet what he's 1 fore eating. Sind
ford
ricli 1 Ar
Lv
ACTS UPON
r nasi&. . Uv -
1 da -ye amid
Mg BLOOD
•ul WILL t'C1e
sal llew.sew
ay.pe poll*
ver 1..w,dalat
k re*daeoes
eel, .ere
lir M111y.
M. Apple Blood
y arear w. ane.... •t aUeaatbe 5.ad I*-
% Igaralas the sy.lcw.
For sale br Jatnes McKay, dressier. Dun-
gennas. Prlce altda and el. *117-1y
Erauelling 6uiae. y
UItAND TRUNK
Wu:' .k poste of
odd that the id
Minister - 'It is rather . common baking stela and water, IPP Y
'empress. Mixed. Mixed.
. I 7 fu a. m 11::Ii p.m I $Pm
e:Ws.nu 3.1.1p.m 73Ipm.
w !SST.
Mixed. Mimed. mimosa.
. Ienv a. m ' 1 li p.mea p.m
s.m I Loi p.m 1 .:u p.m
a —
READ THIS.
FOR ONL MONTH. FOR OXB MONTH•
20 PER CENT. OFF FOR CASH 1
Felt and Straw Hats Done Over
at Reasonable Rates.
An Appreutio• Wailed in the Straw Hat Lin
MRS. C. H. GIRVIN.
MRS. B k? LD'S
FALL MILLINERY!
LEADS THE WJY_
s Fur a burn sir scald, m. • • 1 M LADIES' FELT HATS
a,lleotinne Its •smelly sine dollar lees et outs and cover with • linen cloth. FANNING Qrr+ILL VELVETS,
trail they ues1 to be." Wife—"Noth• When the skin u bootee, apply rte
ing odd about it." "We have not lust white of an egg with • feather ; this
any of uur congregation." •'Nu, but I (1vus inata1t relief as it keeps the air
suppose you remember that Mr Pious from the dISI
never used to give lees than a Boiler."
"Of enures." "Well, Mt Pious has been
elected a d.aoos, and he passes the plate
now."
"My dear," eaid • gushing young wife
In her practical husband, "what do thew
seining' sighing October winds remi.d
Jou of C' ''They remind me of the fact,
be replied. somewhat sadly, "that I have venae ten a mel alum,. tame Fres,.
got to arrange in seine way fur •'inlet'• —
stock of coal..'
"Darling," be whispered, "did you
ever fed a Autumns' sensation of the
heart --an inward sinking, so to speak 1'
"Yes, love, she murmured, "wiry r'
"Because if you have, 1 know how to
prevent it "0, John, tell me how."
"Why, just nae plenty of pepYy sham
yet: eat green cucumbers."
Scotch minister, meeting one of his
ruling eldors very tipsy—"Deer me, Ata -
drew, you're drunk. This is must se-
amanly in • man of your position mid
profession, and inor.over—' Elder,joo
ularly -"Hoots, toots, minister, Im
haudin' the Jubilee,ye ken. An '•-•hair•
if I may be p•oermitted to get fou want
las fifty year....
A shrewith fishwife, ludo sick, celled
her husband to come and alt by
bedside. "This is a sad world, any dear.
said the wife, plaintively. "Very,"
onianded the matt, "Were it out for
leafing you I should love to quit it."
"0. my dear," eagerly rosponued the
fellow, "how an you think I would in-
terfere with your happiness. Go by all
means."
At the first signs •.1 a riug'round, lake
a cupful of wood ashes, put is a pan
with a quart of add water, pot the pat
.in the store, pat your Boger in the pee,
keep it there motif the water begins t,
buil, or as long as it can he borne. Re-
past *mem tortes it necesaary.
Aw at1111ed she Prayer -nese les. I gluomy, dazed, helpless, blue, and its
1. The pastor killed it. Although he owner looks just like it. The owner of
gave notice from the pulpit on Sunday such a flock will aq'iirm and wince and
that Were wuuld be a "prayer -meeting' apologize and exp.a a in a moat pathetic
in the vestry oa Wedoeada evening, he way of the general appearance of starya
changed it into a lecture when the even- tion and neglect w apparent, and all
ing came. As a lecture it we.. a great , the time give you • vivid, glowing story
•moee•a, as a prayer -meeting it was a of a pedigree as hopelem in Profile ea
lamentable failure. After the learned era his bar* pastures. —(Elmira Husband-
man had taken twenty minutes himself, Mas.
every one else felt that whatever else be
might say would feet very tame. Young
John Evaoa wanted to my • word or
two, telling Trow the Lord Jesse had
eattafied hu hungry soul, and then utter
a •hurt prayer of request for other hun-
gry s ,uta, but hu pocr little word was
nowhere. Irdeed, ke didn't say it. 0,
the pauses of that meeting ! Surely the
clock in the corner Dever ticked w
loudly.
An exchange has the following : "The
country boy or girl is face to face with
practical realities. He sues how slowly
money is mane on the farm ; he is taucbt
from youth up the need cf economy : be
has the nature of saving first explained
to him *very day in the week ; he is not
exposed to the temptation of the saloon
or ball -room and he is not w much ot s
lady's man before he has occasion to use
• razor on bas downy eh.ekr. He may
to • trine rude ; he may not feel easy in
e ,mpany, but in the long, closely -con-
tested race ui life it is the chap that
trudges to school barefooted in su:nmer
and in etude& is winter, .hoes mother
*uta his hair with the sheep shears, who
leads the chap that goes to the city
school with the starched shirt front and
fancy slippers, aud whose hand is shared
with • lawn -mower at the barber shop.
Sari& ;las beeo eq; observation, and we
think we know what we are talking
about."
•,'D
PUMP FACTORY,
GODERICH, ONT.
FANNIIM Mill 9Ef AATNIENT.
FANNING MILLS, $20.00 EACH,
ONLY A FKW LKFT.
1ERieterTRenkrEPS
Pat, Grain and Seed Cleaner
for thoroughly separating at one cleaning
Cockle. Chews, tt i1d Pees. Mustard Seed
Thistle S, -ed. hoz Tall. and other obnoxious
seeds sad refuse grata. from Wheat or any
ggordas. cleaning and raring all gas seed al
the mange time. ('lean. ()res. and Clover
Se d. ur 'operates them.
MIME FARRIER %KEW w\2
FIT* AIT waN%U%4 RILL.
Exclusive territory allowed to good agents
with hone, waggon and c•pftaL
BACt`-HOLDERS
for man or boy to all bats alone.
Fanning Mill Sieves and Screens fur say
Old Mills Repaired and (ors erect.
MIM! NE►AATIEIT.
'I RST-Ct-Atr3B
Plain and Fancy,
PLUSHES, FRIZETTES
MOUNTS, WINGS, Etc.,
Together with • lard. aswrtment of PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS. Alco Agent for the
PARKER DYE WORKS, Toronto,
las
MRS_ SALKELID,
At the old stand on the Square. Ool,lsrloh.
WI IT CROS.,
GRANITE & 1/MARBLE WORKS,
ST. DAVID -ST., GODtn:ON;
ITao Doors East of Whitely's Hotel,
Manufacturers of Masble Monuments, Headstones, Mantlepieoee,
and all kinds of Furniture Trimmings in Foreign and
American Marble; also Window and Door
Sills, and House Trimmings of all
kinds in Ohio Stone.
e""T T• & CISTERN PUIP31
Drainage and Suction Piping, 1.e., &c.
Wholesale and Retail.
Prdlers %applied at Prices that fay.
THE ARMSTRONG
T.t5T1\4 RILL A\in rarer worms.
aODERICS_ 2110 k
the
`« �p�� scrubby, a�«it �e.
most .blwM. pitiful. lonesome sorrowful
Pedigreed 0.1 rem.
(; It A TEFCL—COM FORTD10.
A starved thoroughbred is of all sheep '
S CO COI
lbs £flFflmotshattbo, scrubby, masse,, 'beep
thrifty a:teep on earth—o[ itself the
abject, ptuful, lunewma, wrruwful,
reehl Ilripe•.
To prevent the hair from fallimg—Bay
ram, five ounces; csrboaste of ammonia,
one ounce ; borax, one ounce ; rose-
water, toe quart. Mix and filter.
Viewer of oologs•.—To one wt d
Rood cologne water add one -hall ounce
of strong acetic water. This is=
ly used in Fraena for nevem. e,
eta.
Moth powder. --Lanoline (the flour of
bops), one dram ; Scotch snuff, two
ounces; camphor gum, one Doses; black
popper, one rung, ; cedar modest, four
flumes. Mix thoroughly and strew
smong the furs or woollens to be pie
2. The deacon killed it. It was the
next week. This time the pastor went
in with warm heart. He opened the
meeting with a short, tender prayer, and
then in a brief word told, as • child
might tell it, the preciousness of the
Lord's presence. And it seamed as if
nothing could prevent it from being a
helpful, quicksnins season. Something
did prevent it. The grand old domain
was a little tired and sleepy, bot he
must do somethirig to take up the time.
He began away back in the sin of Eden,
and did sot slop until he reached the
year IMP. And then he said, "Int ea
pray." Wa. that really "praying,' that
ten meotei description of the plan of
salvation that fullowed 1 Was this what
that discouraged sass over there in the
corner wanted, from the meeting 1 Alas,
the deacon killed it all !
3. The th,egthtiess member killed it.
She is at the meeting, altbomgh not al-
ways theta Next to her sits a friend
who is out of Christ. The thoughtless
member whispers during the pastor's
peaysr, giggles at every mistake, sad
terns over the leaves of the hymn -book
whoa anybodyWks. The people with)
in a rales oto feet seek way are dis-
turbed. The Spirit is grieved, and that
too, by one who is professing to seek the
glory of God. Aad that killed the
praysr-essetisg.
4. The chaletis member killed it. Dee
of the weaker brothers offered • prayer,
sod made a mistake in it. Another
brother migeoted • text. The pastor
never entt'cted as error during a meet.
ing He thoeght the correction more
fatal to the spirit. of the mesti.g than
the mistake. Not w with the of Below
brother. He roes and corrected smob
mistake, and that killed formal meet -
To remove .taloa from linen. —To aw-
wine, fruit or irun main., wet
. he
with a solution of hypos pk a of
gwowa, and smatter some pulverized tartaric
acid upon it ; r ee' wash est a• can be substit.ted usual.
Strong vtoegaInc
the tartaric acid it eessssary.
Wash fur cleansing silo and
is -
britannware. Take one pound t
of
oommon hard wap, three tablespoonful.
ot spirits of turpentine and one half
tumbler cf water. Allow the soap to
dissolve, then boil tag minutes, and be-
fore N cools add six tabl.sp000fels of
bartsbors. Mike a sods of this prepare
tion, sad wash the silver with it.
Brilliant stucco ' whitewesh.—Take
oleos lumps of well -burnt Was, slabs is
bot water in a small tub, sad wear to
keep in the steam. It should then be
grad through • fins sieve in a said form
4o obtain the A sur of lime. Add me -
fourth pound of whiting or burnt alsm,
two paunch of anger, three pints of rise -
floor mads into a thinvary
well
bo l-
ed paste, and one posed
/ glue
ed over a slow fire. It is said to Mimeo
brilliant than planter of Paris, sod will
last fifty years. it should be pt ell
warm with • paint -brush.
Crammer t'oappeetated.
Mn Boodle (to sa.esmas in under-
wear departmeut)—"Have any gauze
ladies' vests 1"
Salesman (with a ten -dollar 11mile)—
"No madam,' but we have ladies' gases
vests."
'Keep 'em then '" she answered snap-
pishly, as she bolted for the dour, and
since hie discharge the salesman has
decided not to try to sell dry roods and
educate the human race at the .was
time.
Not since Dolly Madison charmed
people by her cute ways has there been
a "Ludy of the White House- wno has
w generally been popular as Mrs Cleve-
land is, There has been others who
hare ahowu mon interest In polities,
there hare b.eu others who have played
more of a "stage queen" character, but
ben is the meat American personality
that bas appeared before the public in
the sante position. She deserves all the
admiration she has received, for she has
beep uniformly oourteous, agreeable and
attractive to all clauses without donne-
tion,—Philadelphia News.
•
BItl:AILF.aST.
"By • thorough hoes -Wire of the natural
laws which govern the operations of digestiow
and nutrition. and by a careful application of
the fine properties of weU-refected Cocos. Mr.
Epps hos provided neer breakfast tables with
a delicately flavored beverage which may saie
us many heavy doctors' billy. It is by the
judicious use of such articles of diet that •
constitution may be gradually built up until
strong enough to resist evert' tendency to
dlrease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are
floating around w reedy to attack wherever
there is a wsak point. We may eaaape lois•)
a fatal shah by keeping ourselves well furrttlila
ed with pure blood and a properly nourtaae.r
frame "—"Clea! merrier Oasdte."
Made simply with boiling water or
milk.
Daly lo pockets by Grooms,
A CO., ilomm°DtChemists.
London d
GOBIIICH BOILER WORKS
BiANk
ufactarers of all kinds of
STAMEN, McNINE, UMICNT ANO TUBULAR
BOILERS.
SALT PANG, SMOK:B STACKS
sad all kinds of Sheet Iron work.
$TK1R And W•TEM PIM nrreemes
constantly on hand.
On hand. ready for delivery :
1 a• M.P. Sew steel Moiler.
1 a R.P. new Seller.
1
All work designed and executed in best style.
WILSON BROS. deal largely in all gia..s of Europese and Canadian Granite,
w rattention is called.
pay to call before ordering
Qiledsrick. June Ifkb. lap.
WIL80rr Enos_
NEW FALL C000S
ABRAHAM SMITH
TAILOR & CLOTHIER
Crossley sad Hunter, the Methodist
evangelists, ars about to begin work in
Torooto.
A fish wife arrived in Kingaaaki some-
time ago. She went to the bellman (a
tree specimen of a Highlander,] to an-
nounce the arrival of bee fresh herring,
which be dei as follows : •'Notice—
There's a fresh herring to bs .old at the
corner of the old poet office. H* came
with the 1 o'clock trains. H. belongs
to Mrs. Mains. He is • very respectable
woman's, and he's a very good hems',
and t welve Inc hixpesos."
logs.
S. The six members who took tat mim-
eses each killed it. it was • fns sympo-
sium on the theme,'•Chriet the Bread of
Life " bet it was sot • prayer -meeting.
About the hardest thing in the werbl
fct s worrier topce•arve while Mtd
in the preeervbtg businies, is
homer, when IM is obliged to est Mr
prnm'vko1 kettle off the stove to avower
• slag at the dortr-bell, and Ands •
psttest-medicine air lar on the grunt
IAa just received, and a now opening • lame assortment of
W*AD . KADE MEN'S AND BOYS' SPRING SUITS.
Also on hand a large stock of the
LETEST PATTERNS OF TWEEDS AND CLOTHS
For ibe make-up of SPRING Il. -ITS.
ORDERED WORE .A. SPECIALT I
AERAI3AM B>MCITS'ta.
hast Side Square. Ooderleb, March 4ttk. 1887. >M
A Complete 2i4 -bawd Thresbiog Outfit
Boiler. Engine. Separator. 8:c.. all in good
working order. Will be sold chap.
Mall orders will receive prompt attention.
Merl, t .pp. G. T. M. maim..
P.O. BOX 381
Roderick May fath. 11Ma.
An old gentleman, speaking to $
young lady and commenting upon her
freshness and good loo, long leis
Ab, my dear, may you
them. You know nothing of the
jealousies, the heart burning., the con-
tentions, and the rivalries, that beset
the pathway of ezisteece. ' "Don't I
though," she interrupted. "I want you
to understand that f belong to • church
choir.''
There i. no sadder tight than to sea a
fond mother who has spent $5,000 to fit
out • freckled hoed girl Inc the sammer
resorts Burin
It ()memo the hour, and the only prayer I the mateh•m•king season,
t peeking her during
dreams *way in
was the opening prayer.
I camphor, and sprinkling the finery with
A. Tee (anitlndiam member kilted assam
pr ekes meeting. His prayer wss s real
looters to Clod, reminding his of the
tallboy ad wickedness of the church.
While Christ said 10 his disciples,
ive
ye them to eat," did be arta gall and
wormwood, oe the Bread ril
t heels beard
not one earnest prayer rib sunset
e
the meeting have brought
1taraMor spirit 1
See monT Days tbtlre are of killing
How many • cherrh
tsars of disappointment.
"Never marry a widower," was the ad-
yies sit • young matron friend. "Bet
you married ono—Why" "it's had
anoogb to hear about your husband's
mother's stoking, bet to have his first
wife's biscuits thrown in your faro .very
morning."
A minister forget to take his ►Kaon
with him to chetah, end hes wifa dim
eororing the mistake, oast it to him in
LIME
DANIEL GORDON,
CABINETMAKER
UNDERTAKER.
Anyone ma advertise, bat 1 con
hdraw ouses hetow• .. s1 4V!ct a Nock ea band thaw any two
FURNITURE.
i hare now ow hand 10 different styles of Bedroom Suites. 8 different stylt s o' Sideboards, 2
Parlor Suites, and almost anything 1a the Furniture line. all of which will be •old
AS ('HEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. AND DONT YOU FORGET IT.
in the UNDERTAKING 1 sire personal attention, awl the benefit now of nearly 40 years
experience. I think I have the best Hearses in the C.eunry of Huron 1 will leave the public
to Judge. I bare everything asnally kept in • first-class establishment,itch as l'askst•.
Coffins. Shrouds. Habits. (Moves. Crapes, 2'c. Embalming done when required.
WI Ouaraatee to give satisfaction 1s every case.
OLD STAND BETWEEN P. O. AND BANK OF MONTREAL.
Oederleh. Sept. 8tb. 1.l1 11081.361
The subscribers targe limekiln, have
iln which can teen completed their
n 355 baab-
el* ere.l and are hours, anare new
prepare.f to supnlr all customers with •
Ilse quality of good fresh lime daily. it
will be to the advantage of every one 'v-
estries lime to esll or correspond with u,. •a
we are prepsred to dal liberally with par-
ties
ar
ea wishinghe irieto b side f he Fae lls Fallsiln is
has, this year, lost its Week of Prs er .large of a mall boy wh., was to re
th thought Mdifbsest, ear. 'sive six -penes Inc the %job. Presently
rwaNh he returned for the mosey. "Too do-
t
rill • brief 1 ye t potpie ova err by did yoe r' c*• ask -
Demkpayees livered the sermon,
evader deal kW say more ed. I jai gay it to him : he's a-de-
Peaytw mvvltsge--OestgvepAiK
Jimt lieria' ol it himself, • savored the boy.
,
BACHLER & BICKER,
PROPRI1ITORS.
Jame 17th. 1N7. 11e04me
PATENTS
1837 VIVAT REGINA ! 1887
The subscriber wishes to talcum •11 loyal ..Veen se Her Most Gracious Majesty. Qsmat
Victoria, lbet 1 .m dolsg may unseat to keep my stock replete with everything new sad em
fel in all departments.
NEW GOODS ARRABLE TOR,I ING DAILY
L!t'IT
Autumn Wear.
The Correct Thing in Drees Goode Buttons and Trimmings to
Match, Ribbons, Frilling. And Fine Laces, New Shades
in Plain and Fancy Opera Flannels, with
Embroideries to Mitch.
1 am not advertising goods at cast -w under, thanks to my numerous caatotnen. 1 lure
no overstock of any one line. and that b saying • great deal when we bear so much about
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