The Signal, 1891-8-28, Page 61l
TILE SIGNAL: GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1891
BARGAINS BARGAINS
BARGAINS
20 Pieces Dress Goods, worth 25c., for 15c A few ends Mantle Cloths,$2.75, for $1.50',
14 " it
" 18c., " 12,c$2.00, for $1.25 ; $1.50, for $1.00;
15c. Chambrays for 8c. $1.25, for 90c.
NEW GOODS!
New Knit Shawls, New Cloth Shawls. New Mantlings,
Plain, Striped and Brocaded. New Costume Dress
Goods, ONE dress in a piece (very fine goods.)
NS W 'TA_ IR, N PLAIDS
AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OTHER SEASONABLE GOU1)S,
DIRECT FROM GLASGOW, PRICES 107A7' DOWN.
We still carry the finest and cheapest stock of LACE CURTAINS in the trade.
We are the great CARPET WAREHOUSE of the County. Biggest stock in
Huron County. COLBORNE BROS.
(3 _Ht �� IMPORTANT NOTICE flu: v ►�: r s �� ►i;N ER.
Ma EARTH, CLOSET,It
--TO-
THE PRI" EAI:TH CLOSET HAS
been is use and duly appreciated for
sesta. but as hitherto presented Wal 400 large
and cumbersome for she 141..1034 21 'aOm. and,
though a good thing where a room cell be sol
apart for m+use1u Ihr expense front$IStp p .
was not ohleittotmblP4. sod a wine las been
fell fora small. cheap compact arwngeeleet
fors bedroom that ail' not o.n•upy too much
rano or ■how as uns4ghtly appearance; and
the object of the minrl* lion of this article.
who h can roomy he moved) train one room to
amo4 iter in ease of stekos.., t+ to 1111 this want.
1t is a aulary Ia.rwllaa. perfectly tree from
su> odor. *ed. having a rwry lata 1 Mae )let
orator. it pleveats any 1exlou* Kase,.
In sickness His alueost indid{wuirwb!e : where
there are children excawlue.(l) Cf III. Its low
PRICE -B5.00,
FARMERS.
Agreat revolution in the tanning tail' Masl-
o w. Fanning mills less than half-price.
Old fanning nun frames that *err need by
our father+ ani grandfathers are now being
utilized in the constriction of the latest me
proved fanning mill. which is certainly a env
Mg to the fwnters
The old frame. gearing. (an and *has am all
aced. leaving nothing for the farmer to buy
but the trse.ereag laspr.+eel Crain sad
Med Steamer. which costs no bore than *
common se: of fanning mill Nieves. and can
put in aoy make of mill. no matter how
old or new the mill .s, without injuring it. and
cap he taken ort as easily as a thee. combined
S et of sieves.
It does nut diserrange the mill for the use of
ether sieves.
It will pouititrlyclean out a" corar, mus-
tard. fix -tall. wild pea, wild tax and other
font seeds out 0' fhr grain without blowing
any into the c half. saving am! cleaning all
-anew se-! a• 44 a same time.
it is it cert' complete clover seed. flax. timo-
thy seed. millet see.Letc.. machine.
It cleans grain very speedily. if desired.
1t is said to give more weight to the Moshe
and lees waste than any other machine shade.
It gives about .IO..in chis of screening when
1t sample* grain hette,r than hand pocking,
beano -e it equalizes the samples.
It t• said to 1, ve no edtua; (or cleaning seed
grain. because 'it ,removes all shrink -n and
Waken grain and (.reds. giving the farmer
ley lag In Rases..
lions IM.'.I.KOKI1I 1.y.,
Only a fallen 'corer. atretehe ! out the• -e on the
road.
Stretched in the Waken shafts, and cru Med b)
the heavy load :
Only a (alien horse and • circle of wondering
eyes
Watching th • :ric;htenel teamster goading the
least to rise.
Hold ! for hs tool is over, no more labor for
him : r'
Flee the poor neck ou'etn cited and the patient
45)54 s grow dim.;
See on the friendly- stones how peacefully rest•
his head.
Thinking. it dumb blasts think. how good it is
to be .icad
After the bur..eoed journey. how restful it i+
to lie
With the brokenshafts and the cruel load.
westing a,ir to die
11atncc.+, he died in haruets. died in the
rhea le and toren*.
Fel!. un -5 the great load killed hind : one of the
..a: b 111
One of the paeohg wonders marking the cit)
ro.,' .
A toiler •1* ing Su harness. heedless v' call or
goad.
Peelers. crowding the pathway, stay ing your
*tens awhile.
Was it the ryielhol I Only death ; why rflould
we .ease to sunk
A[ death fur * breast of burden !On through
the busy 'erect;
Thai t• ever and ever echoing the :read of the
hurrying het et
Khat was the gigs f A symbol to touch the
• purr. healthy seed• limiest; will,
1f ) tri wish to see and filth's ms hs. i'ne. Do. mho • aught in pa-ab:es speak in pa'
write cu MIL -»K+. Anus -metro to send one to awes et:1I f
Brings it within the reach of all For male at your barn. so you can see and tri it for )tori The ileal un tau ma
self in your own leaning mill with your own 1 is wasted, on fila flew
hearts of )ten
- -R I:.t U - -- !That gather and sots andgraspand lure. labor
and sleep, and then :
Mol, agent for Onlerichand vicini•y, WHAT PRACTICAL FARMERS SAT i Thenuur the il'oior•trea .l r°^'f.i^ the street trf
Riot Re' 111.11‘t TE1TI1NIf1.%IM r 111ri'T IT i The toiler.crushed' by the heavy toad. is thcne-
rer mmhhesd nowt highly G.hg
ananne I).
SMITH'S FURNITURE STORE
1 gni'.•
K, Closet for sow is private 'houses and m the
room.stet roo. l'sprin.aples aro c.noductre both
to health and eottvehienee, and should be in
e•
ir111 cs er) hoose. From my
,.eno Wmus
nears higfi appre-
1 dof e 14. I.. C. ginned h) e. 1 rorty.
,land moot .tIostgli fir W hits useful house
n
hold arrir. N ogr.irn j
.A. Al STON.
Rector Christ ('hurch. Henan., me,
To the *'niton Hear t'u.. /sananaei:••. 1 t 54
JAS. SAUNTERS
IIIAK'h.
i. I,ta herwe dead
Stanley Township. Baylkld, April Seth. leg.
Armstrong Pros. sirs. I bare used your, AFlt{�k �•
('leaner: am well satisfied with the work I
they do : I .insider they cannot be competed
with for cleaning timothy *red. closer, pro%
wheat. having three year.' experience .ad
trial. Yours truly. .I All ESI SIA('KMAN.
Falls Generic. Colborne. I:alerich.
M.' -ens. Armot ring. Gentlemen, --i have
m.eil 'our A ret runn Iowa, and seed Cleaner
for two-da..a,s, elramtnd( all kind- of grain.
-The London Hospital tells of a seam.trese
who, like Hood's pathetic heroin.- in the
--*""Song of the Shirt," worked till the stars
shone on the roof. Her eyesight failed and
the slaty gore on : "She saw at . the .ane
time four Nixed*, four needles and four
CIot er aid etIn+seed not truly for my eel. bat (seams. She at tart treated them as an
for mty ietghttors, with the greatest satisfae- illusion, lout at the end of some .fay.. In
lion. 1 lone used several kinds of mill. at cumse,•nence weakness and prolonged
d.frcr,•nt times. but hate never seen the espial ,neut.l anxiety, she imagoes' that she wan
espeedily
to )our Cleaner. t .an clean very
l) tour rats at (ewe, and that
wish it. 1 have taken (mol ..reals out of my really ma wig
gran I could not get out without it. 1,'.1, tone .e.l by Iter mlafortwoe, hat worked
XAVIi.It IIAM'HLI.1i.. a ulinad, s,, liar lava... -
Mount Pleasant Fartn,
God,•n, h I'uwnshlp. Goderich 1'. 0.
Meters. Aencatrotg. Hem Witten. -1 hive al-
wa). been 5 ery backward m, content tag to
-i \1'11.1.1:1\'E- n+rommend any nutehtne unless very well
eatistlyd with it. but 1 take pleasure in r45rom-
mending >our Grain and Seal licence to the
IIu 1.
bile. 1 11 11.e most of my grain for seed.
ha... tried different nukes of nulls .Ind
sic* meg and find ) our ('Meaner dues the teat
work of any. It wo'l clean out all Incl Needs
at one cleaning without making any nnneces-
wary wa-ir of grain. It in an excellent meed
cleaner as will as grain cleaner.
HKlgt\' 1'l'It11'IN .Seed Grain Farmers.
Goiterich Township, Con. 7. I.
Goder)rh P. II.
To Whom it May Concern, 1 have pur
chard ,ee of the A, mat rung ..rat* and reed
(' esnees this Spring and . , far s* I bete used
it 1 an, thoroughly eatl.t1d. 1 du Dol think
there is au) machine to ritual it f•,r cleaning
seed 'tremor any kind. 1 would recommend
ft to 1\I) fello. fanners we a very profitable
machine for ,leaning grain for reed or
market. Jo:4hl'l1 154111TKLl'. .,,,
Meer*. Armstrong. l4eor girt. I purchased
one of our Arnim rona (iratn and Seam 1 lean
en pearl) two year. aro. and had it put in an
old fanning moll frame. 1 have cleaned all
kinds of ggrrasm. nay. henna and gram seed, It
does ryrelh•,d work. d cleans very thorough
ly and speedo'), t could not he better wtI•ded
with a machine. 1 would not .ail It fur w hal i
1 gate for m if 1 could not get another, 1
would rather hate tt ,han any new mill I have
ever wen. IO('11AHD (11AMItliltS.
Oodertrh P. 0.
Tawa•blp 414.544. fee wale,
20 Per Cent. DISCOUNT
-OX ALL- -
CASH SALES
-() V*.1; -
ONE DOLLAR
--ht itIXO THE -
MONTH OF AUGUST
In under •0 make room for
FALL STOCK
Which will be In soon.
1 WANT
5,000 BUSHELS OF PLUMS,
For whieh 1 will pay 4'AMII, at
McLean's Block
PLANING MILL
ISTIIIISNfO MSS
Buchanan & Son,
Id••erx,-tt wawa
ARMSTRONG BROS., I
Goderioh, Ont.
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C. SEAGER,
-Oars la Mel.....' --
NEW BLOCK
-OppaalM the Mertot,-
SASH, DOOR and BLIND, Money to Lend
Ileetelria um Irmo mit
Tu c�� (��LQ -�t-
> alsait lli$ f'sa/`iiiWYYitOL'Oi ..wise �ro, era fano ran cao
keg ImIMw's anterial of .eery dfwefptlea,
Cheap Bats,
School Minna» a Specialty. Farmer's Notes Cashed.
People Wonder
WLiEN they fled how rapidly health
is restored by taking Ayer'* Sarre
sapai lila. The reason to that this
preparation eontalna only the purest
and mast powerful alteratives and
tonics. To thousands yearly it proves a
veritable elixir of life.
Mrs. Jos. Lake. Brorkway ('entre,
Mieh.. writes : " Liver complaint and
in.ligeation made my life a burden
and came near ending my existence.
For mote than friar years 1 suffered un-
told agony. 1 wan reduced almost to
a skeleton, and hardly ball strength to
drag myself about. All kinds of food
distressed me, and only the most deli-
cate rout,' be digested at all. Within
the time mentioned several physicians
treated me without giving relief. Noth-
ing that 1 took seemed to do any per-
manent gg.axl until i began the use of
Ayer's 'Sarsaparilla, which has pro-
duced wonderful results. Soon after
commencing to take the Sarsaparilla I
could net an
Improvement
in my condition. my appetite began to
return and with it mune the agility to
dlg.itt all the food taken. my strength
Improve,' each day, and after a few
rmonthe of faithfnl att.ntMn to your
directions, i found myleff a well
woman, aide to attend to all household
duties The medicine has Kiran me a
now IMM of life, and 1 cannot thank
you torn much."
' We, the nn.l.raigned eltly.n. n1
Brockway ('entre, Mirh , hereby rertlfy
abt the above atatenwnt, male by
Mrs. Lake. is true In every partleiilar
and entitled to fall credence. '•-O. P.
abwnhrriain, 0. W. Waring, 0. A.
Wells, ittt•e41tin1
" Il]] brother, 1n England, wee, for a
me. enable to attend to his ooctt-
b swum et awe tilt rb ibrt.
sent hila Ayer's Almanac and the tem
Unionists It contained induced him to
Uy A er's aarsaparilla After ruling it
a little while, he was corse, and is now
a well man, workbag In a snorer mill
at Bristowe. (%neenaland Australia." -
A. Attowell, Abarhot Lake, Ontario.
Aysr's Sarsaparilla,
r'liraaae N
Or. J. O. krisr & ow, LMeeC M.ss,
Hirsh; ala bairn 111 Wear M a Itslsa.
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LIVE STOCK AND DAIRY.
THERE OUGHT TO SE 0000 MONEY
IN DAiRYING-
amsa. r.eta That the Fanner Rae hob -
ably Reed MSar. bas They 11111 Ropey
Pereira -these letter ell eh. Tear
loose&
Etat a dairy of 10 cows I have mate more
actual -"At than by any other terming
operation For the past lb rears I have an-
nually coatrweted for all my butter at 36c
per lb the year .rothnd. At thr oulaet I
aria ted cows with particular reference to
the , u.n%fly and nc ores of their null,, p;
ting little attention to color and breed.
rery beet cuwe have been found the hest anti
oibsapest for butter.
Give theca good pasturage in thesummer
with plenty of pure water, mad frequent s
COM to salt. In the winter feed sweet, early
cut hay. new cured fodder core, roots, cab-
bage and the like, with a nation of cora
meal, bean. ground oats and middlings.
The beet and latest um ,vel tmldenwnts
are used around the milk and butter, and
three are kept rcngailqusty clean and well
smiled. Milk paths And all metal utensils
•houl.4 he mate of the hint o uaht j of tin,
should • a �*i thermometer sh.d he.•onstattt
1. used.
When help is hired, ow of the nx.t exact
rules to that the milking should be ,Ione
quietly end at rejular times, and the ut-
most c1eanhnees preserved. Strait the milk
.Lowly onto open pan. from 4 to 6 inches
deep. 1 hare fount it a good plan ie. strain
it into a large can and set It in colt' water
,sed down to 61t= before putting; into the
* Mall pans 'fhr milk lutist Ire set ion a pure
and eim►1 •tm..phcIe and at such tempera-
ture as will permit the cream to nen• m 30
•..:Mi hairs. The name 141004) be kept tit
.1 temperature of from /114.7 G. 63 °. said not
allowed t.i vary much from thud In summer
Inst a piece of see in a tub of water and
,-..ver It with a blanket, •Ind it will kr'ep
10114 time. In winter the rexunsshruld F.•
warmed.
.A shun as the milk I»•gins to turn sot?,
it yh..151.1 I.c• akminiab for it is mup..swit.le to
make g'''i- touter from old .our cream.
Turn the ,-ream into the cream jar anal stir
It thoroughly. (team must be put in the
c..okat part of rte house and covered with a
hone netting, and not with a tight +.per.
Churning should be deme often. Bong
th. uteaui us the churn to 36 = end net se
sixnre tit = . SoakI the churn and then put
in odd water. Hinge and cool thor'ughlt
and put In the croon. Churn early' in the
OIOnnag while it is erx.t. Churn with .
regular r.,d.tlou, and DIA trx, fast not ie.,
slow, and the butter should come in abut
M> minutes. I do not wash' my butter but
work it in the o1.1fashinn d *ay. >4*lt one
tonne to the pound. or more or less as your
trade denlan.ls. \York the t.utt.•r one
suflictently to expel the buttermilk, but .1n
not work tows dry.
if the hitter is not sold as fast as made.
pack in cowls wbch.will n..1 taint it. Fill
w'thin an Inch of the top. and place a piree
01 turn muslin over the tip of the butter.
and over tal. pour .m raw .:old I.rue and
cover with a layer •.f salt. Cleanliness and
canm'.n-stens' applied from the beginning to
the end are absolutely neees.Arvv to moire
good butter that will '.ring the highest
pm .% and there never will i.r enough to
supply the demand. Prof. J. F. 1:Isom, in
Praha Fanner.
greets natter the Year I1.und.
At this .ea..... of the year. when butter is
lowest in price And etervl.sly is making it.
it Is a Rossi plan to think of holding it
until pares are higher. The great trouble
with packet butter is that when used it is
off flavor and oftentimes no tette,- than
swap grana. Any met Mitt t!me w ill keep
the letter for a few mouth. in
o.,uliti.'41 1n well worthy of trial.
George Parr ..f Ikakote gives him ex-
1erirree in the Northwestern Fanner and
Barmier with prick:tag butter. In IWO,
when butter war. worth from K to Oa per
lb. he made his butter int..' II. rolls and
wrapped it ui Elliott'. parchment paper.
He unit this. into new pork barrels are"
covered It with strong brine. Early last
winter he 1011 a number of Norris of thi.
butter to a dealer in Montana for !Q• pit
Ib. and the dealer wrote, "If Irlarwe ,,t
your Sutter is as ;;.nal ,w last J. -ht. -red,
ship at "nix." Mr. Parr says this 1.uttet
wa. in l,rnw 16 or 17 mom h+. The butter
he made the fleet nsa..11 was kept in brine
eta months. and there seen,. -1 to he two dif-
ference in Savor between that and: the but-
ter put in . year before.
In August be put down three barrel. of
granular batter, which he handl 'l in this
way: He lined the barrel with Elliott's
1
:vers h .,.t it w p:d i ..0 in-
ches
r I 1 r four a
Pa . paper,
s o wilt I.t
cbr f the t torr, tit on w
"I'
corm that would slip ins1.10 the lxirrel,
weighted it and filled the barrel to the
Mint with strong In me that motil,I
float an egg. Then or (h.• winter when he
churned. he put away the frw.h buttermilk.
1eok out eons bitter from the barrel.. put
it in the churn and pot rel fresh buttermilk
on it. lir chnrne'I this for a few se•tontle
aid fotmi,l that it was espial to his fresh but -
ter and that he hal to rr.alt It again. The
buttermilk was drawn off and the Intttet
treated in the total way, and hehad lit one
complaint from it very particular cuetnmer,
that the bitter we. not, quip 1144
to the general standar. 1f theme two
method. of putting down butter can keep
the Sutter as well se Mr. Parr say., then
they will Looe a god -egad to many dater -
men. The proem; in net exptn*tCe. and f y
churning the granular butter in fool. but
termilk, there can 1.t 1w. dnuht ),ut that it
will impart to the hatter all the qualities of
fresh butter.
In •r-ing these erperimente, the great es-
sentul. are, in the first place, to have the
I atter washed clown ..f .11 foreign matter,
the barrel must he new. clean and tight and
well lined. the hone meat he .trong and
male of good .mit, and the bitter must he
kept ..natant le covered. (1'45 ere no reason
why thew• mrt'inds may not he nee' to pre-
serve butter in good c.uwbtion For near,
Ity market. the 'netted ..f preserving putter
in granular form is prolohly the Inter of
the two By churning this in fresh Initter-
mtlk. it could then he sold for fresh hatter,
while if preserved in rolls, it wn111,1 have to
14. sold for packed looter \1'e would t nt
striae dairymen to try it nn a large sale.
the Mot year. but park one or two Farrel*
ea an expenment ami sea how it come* rent.
There purely can be no great Inas to trying
it on a small aoale mil it may he the way of
making a girt gain. Farm and Horde.
rs-•s6,,,,Oe
Darwin weft to say that the most pewee.
fel worker so know • th. earthworm.
Without the earthworm we ..,.II not live.
Farthwartna make Me soil fertile. Acvwrl-
iag to Darwin's ealeulatiowu as•h particle of pasa�
the earth to a depth of two feet is Brun/ kPis of
..-. `N wee iwa.M esiMl',l
Mal
"9fihAAt
this whom..s teelow.
fly edentate! that this
sail takss plea eery
There are grans 180 to
epees yard of earth tea
Boots and shoes.
SPRING& SLIMMER GOODS IN GREAT 1111E1
All the leading lines of the best
manufacturers.
I carry a larger stock and will
give you better value than you can get
anywhere else in the County.
Ordered work and repairing given
special attention.
E. DOWNING.'
EW GOODS.
The 40*w•riher wii.he. to announce the arrival of
1
NEW AND FANCY GOODS!
NOTABLY
NAVY AND BLACK ALL -WOOL SERGES,
Extra wi.le:m.1 moult -rote in price
NAVY FLANNELS, 28 IN. WIDE
I Ii ,oft awl Irani finish, from the hest milker.
•
i""'" A general iu.."ortme'nt of Other new and fo:Mortal& gook on the way,
"Id will le noticed Inter on. A liberal discount on all cash purcha,w•s from
one dollar up. Strictly one price.
ewe_ Mv1NRC,
Draper and Haberdasher.
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DIRECTLY TO THE SPOT. C
iRSTANTAIEOUS IiI iTS ACTiOR.
Per CRAMPS, CHILLS, COLIC.
DIARRIiCF-A, DYSENTERY,
CIHCLERA MORBUS,
and all DOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Mo crxru'r cc7Ats
2'iZ Pia lf'!-KILLLR.
in nadlnn C!anle":. o. 4 P r.. ))
Comps lata Ito ogle_: 4-..na;haiisa
1t ours I;t a vcrj *hart t.t;sw
Tats rapist -If RtlIE7Y IOM
BURNS, .^.;iis.'..S,d, SPRAINS.
R Q>1111TISlf.
NEURALGIA and TOOTHACHE.
MP ••o • morns
d/ brew of cetlla s.aa kala -Isla
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SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES
By virtue wof the
of a warrant ander rN' r ti n
the hand) r t ► o
ofh Warden and 1 of M
county of Huron, dated the twentieth day of July. 1711. comnundon meto plevy upon the
lands hereinafter d,•srrilied for the arrears of lazes respectively due thereon. together witk
costs: Notice is hereby elven that unless such taxes and costa are sooner paid. 1 shad. la
compliance with the Assessment Art. chap. 1444. 1t. S. (4., proceed to x.11 by public auction the
said lands, or *o much thereof as may be necessary to discharge the same. at the (701. RT
1101 -Sit, in the TOWN of tiol'Kltl('H, on TUESDAY. the TENTH day of NOVEMBER, 40.
at two O'clock in the afternoon.
TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD.
LOT AND IIKR('ItII?ION ('ot.egnao044 A('ItKP
M caot'r'u Taxes Cosi* Terra[
Part of West half of Nomth;half of 12 11. K D. i
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SIAITI.ANDVH.I.E Olt VILLAGE OF SALT FORD iN COL1*ORNE.
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VILLAGE OF HKNFItYN 1N 411tEl'.
1 Peed 171 1°S
VILE 406 OF FORDWiCH IN HOWI('K.
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Yii.LAGE OF (401111(7 OR HOW ICK VILLAOE IN HOWI('K.
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TOWNSHIP OF HULLI T.
Part ofI 1 1 Pat'd I t1
Para W fe 2 t 1 S7
North part of West half of 14 11 se " If If/
Mouth pan of North gulf of 11 11 A " 4 M
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS.
North half of 11 1 O1 Paid 3 81
tloethweet quarter of 1 7 se " a M
TOWNRHIPOF M.'Kl1.1.01'.
West half of 1 111 AO Pail 13 s1
TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN.
South hall of s !! b Pard 11 3O
WINORAM TOWN PLOT iN TURN BERRY
Pa -4 27 ti Pard 17 11
Smith 1 10 of 247 1-0 W
South South half of Ird •• 4
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VILLAGE OF 1Ruseml .
bt11d(E Ile third Asp seta frot 111.41. 1E0 R
the 111111.4 eta seoplGeuta boo iiiver ON It.
. �'tilfp'"1ldfigl'Y�1�'
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