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OODZBIOIL TRULiiAAY 110lV. o. SOL
•Mine.ousu Maes W.- \e. 1.
Those who are opposed to the ninon
of Canada' and the l-niterl States,
whether governed by hatred of the
Republic, selfishness or ignorance, are
•'onytnntly quoting the bast progressive
of the Mates in comparison with (vnt-
arin as en evidence of the folly we
online'. be gu:lty of, pn.viding union
w.1* accomplished. We cannot but
•.Include that the colonial advocates
know tern little about the true venni-
tion of the Staten they delight so much
to quote . otherwise they would refrain
trona tr ening on such la 'germs
around
!fur colonist friends have represent -
..l the Eastern Stites as a Ian.i return-
i1.g to a .;tate of nature owittg to the
a sindonment of the country by the
fanners. but if any etidence were
needed of such not being the cads we
polnt.rl out in our last issue that from
I es() till I see Maine, Vermont and
New Hampshire had increaser) in the
value of their real and personal pro-
perty by not less than (244,000,000 :
and it any further rt idents of the
falsity of the statements that are merle
regarding these Statue is needed we
have but to &alai that Maine, 0111' of the
poorest State.' in New England realm. -
fel her State debt during that period
by nearly $$,000.000, in addition to a
reduction of $1,000,000 of `(tate taxis
leu lent on the people.
Now. can any One imagine a ('an
&alien prtvinee reducing its debt or
lessening texatioll ' On the other hand
they are piling up their debts, and etre
at their wits' end in soave of the pro -
s iutrss of this •• Fair Dominion " how
to devire new and approved methods
of squeezing " just a 1m lertle more
'nonfat. from the unfortunate people
who am poor. not because they are
either extravagant or lazy, hot in eon
sequence of (wing codinel in a small
and unprofitable market. We could
travel over nearly Perry State of the
l'nion and find the most &attending
eviden,'es of giant growth in awn anti
wealth but we want ti. take only such
States as have been held up a° 'awful
example,.
Kanaaa has afforded much .Y,nfort
to our colonist a,lv..cates• it being in
their opinion a land of desolation, hut
the facts are that this Moate increased
in population front 1$$O to 1890 by
no km than 4.28,000, while the valise
of her real and personal property in
creased by 11130,000,000, or nearly
one half the net debt of the 1►omin
ion.
Rut if there is one name which our
deer Yankee -hating friends glacially
love to parade it ie i►•kOte What
with the diatoms eluting there ennse
went an hot winds, drouth, grate -hop
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'MR MEM AL: OOT)R*'yOlf. ONT. TH!JRBDAY, NOYRMBBR i0, IcW.
pent, le., it would not be wrpriaing if
the plate wail by this time a howling
wilderness ; but again the remade ploy
havoc with our opponents, for tMy
tell the story that from IMO to 1890,
like the other States we have quoted,
South Dakota increased in pol..letior
by 230,000, or nearly one half the
total increase of the Dominion, while
the value of her real and permuaal pro
party jumped from 411,534,955 to
11131,592,987, or over 1,000 per
tease
North Dakota likewise showed moot
satisfactory program., having added
during the same period 145,810 to her
populatiol au.l 469,607,964 to the
value of her real and personal proper-
ty.
Neat we, goat friends and readers,
go further, and have we not said
enough and proved enough for the sat.
isfa..•tton of .ny unbia.ed wind 1 We
have selected not the best but the very
Staten' quoted by our opponent& when-
ever they want to give us something
black about the States The land in
none of these States is RA good as we
have in Ontano . nor has neturegiven
them so many good gifts as she has
showered on ria : neither are their far-
mers equal to ours in thrift or good
management. Therefore we, can only
conclude that their progression, com-
pared with our anail'upi ece, ntuat be due
to the fact that they form a part of a
great people who enjoy great advant-
ages over us in the sale of their pro-
ducts and the priced of store goads.
'moving the husband►uatl a margin of
Profit, while our farmers are tilling the
soil at a loam and in many cares fast
becoming bondsmen of the mortgage
and loan company.
We ;ark our readers to ponder over
the above figures anal aak themselves
whether they are content to grind in
fetters any longer for the gratiticatiou
and profit of the favored Philistines !
TInehTi to slaw Valet.
I. 'When the Caru►diati Perky
grower has to pay thirty dollars to get
every hundred bushels to the American
market the old flag just coati the bar-
ky grower thirty dollars.
When the Canadian horse breed-
er is taxed one horse out of every
three to get then into the only market
where there's any demand, he is pay-
ing a Ilig prise for his British loyalty.
3. When the Canailian farmer has
to pay forty dollars on every hundred
bushels of beans he sends to the De-
troit or Buffalo market he c*nnot
help thinking flat colonialism mines
high.
4. When the l'attailian fanner has
to pay four dollars on every ton of hay
he sends to the Stated he is forced to
admit that he is mem loyal to a mese-
less; sentiment than he is et his wife
anal family.
•. '.Vhen the Canadian fanner
wife has her egg money lopped off tiv
vents on every dozen, anti five cents
taken off her money returns from the
!male ,,f fowls. she must own up tha
folly and not cotunlou .erre reigns in
this ('aria i% of our.
• . When the farmer who has work
ext late anal early to raise beets, pots: -
toes, turnips anal o' her roots, is coin
to sell them at ruinously low
primes l0.'flUsc our operation shuts'
hitt out from the better -paying Amer-
ican market, he is loyal to the " Dear
l
/hi Motherland at the expense of his
family and himself. o ►ten up. old
man '
7 When the farmer gets fully
twenty-five per cent less for his stock
and crop than he would get under un
ion with the Staters, and sings the
National Anthem to testify his love
for low prices of farm produce, it's time
his, friends took care of him.
e. When the C enatan fanner buys
hia agricultural implements from the
Bed Parlor ('out hi miter at fully tweaty-
five per .-ant clearer rate than the semi
quality of machine is sold to the Am-
erican farmer, he deserves to be taxed
if Ise does not kick with a hig " K."
9. When the (:anslien farmer's
wife has to pay more than two prices
for coal oil, three price' for wall paper
and two prices for glassware, pictures
and notions, it's about time she began
to take a hand in setting things
right.
s
e
t
family goer to keep the Mild Parlor
Isaamiectu er in luxus", Ohs Wright
osoteholder Paeans aadeollltlIs.4,aad fie
loan esnpany and bank magnates In
taagni$osooe and splendor, he should
have rause enough to come in out of
the rein -
13. When the (Jatwfiau farmer
allows sentiment to get the holier of
common sense and his own family s
interest, he deserves to grind fur the
Philistines in fetters all tae day kung
for such an one evidently levee drudg-
ery and a Jebt-laden condition and
would rather suffer for the sake of the
wonopolists than strive for his own
itood-
lis • Lalca THYa IITWWR* THE MILD
September mad laden Sommer, des% yeti
know.
Tux K*niaa sraAaa Or M$*v-,is. As THE
"• white -trashed comfit," bet it stakes no re-
format to Coate mad Leti nIN the be
smirched knights
FUN a.'H'DCLINO or CANADIAN CATTLE IN
the English market hes removed smother
link which bused ('aaad& to the deer old
mother land.
Is ws Aar To simian a Tits Tuuo,nt
Telegram, his nibs Count Mltartill will
presently strut upon the political stage with
higher -heeled hoots than ever before.
l'l1* •' U•M( 11.4 0OTHxa LAND" RATH4R
bits the Canadian live cattle trade in the
neck, and it would be • mighty heady thing
to have the American market open lust
now.
fns T..soNTO Woat.D 111 AUTHORITY lo.
the statement that :Lir Jos* Teomesot is
to be appointed Chid Justice of the Se
proms Court The Cavan Black Reds hare
been too many for him, evidently.
THS t•.TExuEn STAR I.OWAN'T Arita* TO
have recovered from the " conniption lit "
which seized it after the recent amaze court.
It. respiration is stall intense and the
frothing at the mouth is real bad.
AN E4.:1.ahu 1•IWYIR1.L4I. NEWNrArp,
pubhahed su 1'orsshln, wants to have the
English people inoculated with Col.(?)
DENIMON's "loyalty.- Evidently the loyal
Britisher in Retain don't mouth to any
great extent about their loyalty.
THE DEATH ur N. G. Bestow Y. PP.,
wbo was elected last April in the room of
the late H. E. Clarke, will esu.e another
election in Toronto before the Legislature
meets. Already the Tories are pickinv out
•' eligible candidates for the v.°ancy.
WHAT. THC NATTER WITH GARRETT
FRAN .Inas u, the alleged .•oatUe king." when
Hod Halbion is scheduling Canadian shock-
ers! During the haat election in Huron Gee -
Karr gave us all to understand that he had
the regulation of the whole business under
his thumb.
TEE TORONTO TLIJi:aws is or OPINION
that Hoa Hormuz Mead -, a will again be-
come a prominent figure in Quebec politica.
Stranger things have happened, as, for in-
stance, the case of Sir JOHN MACDONALD,
who after being disgraced mod driven from
power. ultimately became the idol of the
Tarp party.
THs Kvstitnn Niters, o, TORONTO, Rtatb.
to remark that there will be • local electrou
in this bl.-ominv province of 4 totem within
the next 1 welve months, but doesn't tell es
the reason why such should be the .sae.
Now, Mr News, If Sir Oi veil hes bem
whaseering into the batt of your ear, you
ought to either my nothing, or tell us all
about it.
iT. YES( `(T$.ANOE THAT TER WICK ED
"('ontinenW " organ, THE SlniAi., should
have the big circu 1 ation and large adverts
ing patronage of West Huron whilst the
" trooly loll " Star, under the able liag-
waving editorship of the gentleman from
Detroit, is below par in both advertising
and subscriptions. There should be an Act
of Parliament passed to stop this sort of
business.
Bard Times 1■ Terms..
Pr.,m the Toronto tdail.
The want of work is rife in our city.
1 per mechanics are leaving us in numbers ;
and the exodn, will increase as the winter
approaches 01 course it is difficult to
reach figurers Many leave, ltot as intend-
ing settlers in another country, but simply to
fiat employment. Of these no I.,..,.d can
be realped, but others who leave with
" settlers' effects" and with their families
are recorded, and it seems probable that
nearly ten thousand people have left Tor•
onto tor the foiled `fates .Luring the pear
twelve months. The fact is there is too
little employment in the city for the waste
of its mechanic population.
ler farm land. which Bente years some
mould be sold at 1100 per acre, p.reha.srs
ea0Dot now be found at 1160; in .bort, farm
ads have fallen in value at least 50 per
esti
Than to Toronto bow property is prat
Lundy unsaleable The redeotioe in value
is moat "marked. House property which
sold fee 118,000, with • mortgage of sa
$19,600, or which sod for 1110,000, with
• mortgage of 116,000, or which sold for
1/,000 with • mortram of 111,500, tsnnot
sew be mold fer a price solecism. to dis-
charge tholesorteage prine(pwl and overtime
interest Them are, it is said
generally
credited, over 7,000 vacant houses to let or
to sell in Toeonto,for which it is difficult,
almost impossible, to find tenants or par
ehmerw
Demers of property covered by
it dl/ctatl to met their h mortgage
rmen0. Samare rtsakmg efforts M
• part of their properties le providemni
with the oenema of melee Whom,
the in-
eseWhom, ad hikes to realise by
sale of • len they nm great risk of
wag the whits by fereekThe e maim
of property is
ream or km omen50 soder mmrtemtw to •
Ire one will dray what is as &cheat"aot, mosey for m'a"'
1 vary cis ee s.eetiectien pre t' o be
sad every hem*of trade l@ s-
u nder berthas berthhere as which it a ei It
Thus it k that ther beau "a
seee but Iha doset appear to
smooth, if my, relief, at any
for the preemet. The Wahl meg hemew, eew, rte "Phase( th t tt h Mier
sig eekes Illus d edslthes the wt
`
10. When Canadian parent" seed
their sons and daughters leaving home „tl
for the *Mee shouhl they sot reason Asia
with each other and mak how cornea it
that they are bereft of their child -
the
rest '
meg the mortgage deist piling up in
spite of his induatry and einem brume
should lie not exereme his common I
senso and look for the came of his in- I, La
12 When the Canadian Wow Z.:
awls that the labor of humid sed
eit O. OAINNEROWS vw010ATION.
Ilkalhs/ $swear 1 The maths N tM
'seventies ems sieeds-st ie that M messi-
ness* asuimeid M. Omens seta as the
stedastl homer of the LA.sJ mese in that
porrymtmadered mad mash were, . l siding.
hearten Mr. Cimwee's meeeptmaee of the sleek
nation ad hie vigorous ... speech is oez asetisa
therewith, ass meld jeeps that the triba-
latioa he has jest pard through mem
aatly, has Bred hint vitt all hue aid spirit
and light. May his shadow &ever pow
ler . nor his snarly shekm . um his fight -
Mg atres(1h ever weaken.
St. Thou.ae Jeerwal : The Reformers of
West Huron sleet in oo.veution.4Dederick.
friday and sa.tioated b C. Cameros as
ea.didate fur the ('ommoes_ They depressed
by resolving' tbeir pleasure that the moral
character of Mr. C.at«.dt had b... by the
meat 1.g.J tavestlgatloa luny vindicated
..d eetabl shed, twtwatbatasdi$g the most
vinfs.t and persistent edorta of pobtioal
opponents to destroy him.
Strsttlord theme M. t'. ('atmentas Inas
been ea•aimooely re nominated by • largely
attended oonv.sNon of Wee Harem Liberal'
to contest the riding for the Howse of Com-
mons should • vaoaaey occur as the result
of the pendnsg protest against Hoa J. C.
Patterson. This adios was • well demoresd
toetimesial to the ofd war harem, when Lia
opponents have tried uesscoeaef.Uy to
ruin socially and politically by the vilest
tactics.
Goderich attar •' With teferencc to the
article in the Star of the lfitk July, 189'2,
headed, 'Jangle* Baikal Again,' it r due
to M. C. Cameros, Q. 1'., to snake the fol-
lowing statement :
The article in question was founded upon
erroneous' information received is good faith
by Ibis paper.
Upon preparing our deforms to the toes bill
found for libel at the reo,ot amine • rigid
etaminauo• warn made of all the "videotext
which could be given in support of the plea
of justification of the libel charged. It
was (bund by counsel that It
was impossible to plead ustifl-
oatton of the arttole. The ev)-
denoe In support of the eh
-srge
agalnst Kr. Cameron that he
had seduced Ellen Lomas was
found to be wholly unreltabla
1Veregret exceedingly the publication of
the ertkls is question and apologize to Mr.
Cameron and his family fur the pain which
Ute uajsut accrmetkw mum1 (ave amid
thew JAMES MITCHKLL"
CURkENT OPINION.
I.tchi r..11104 Now D5*Atcaxn.
1►ttaw. Free Press Its probable that
Use chief organiser of the Tory ley has
Male Ottawa to settle the question as to
who shall be chief jrrtaes of the supreme
court. The highest judicial otiose i.
Canada are how placed at the disposer of
the party heelers.
1 ...ant E1Am1LG
Toronto Telegram, Ind. ('ora : Oet•rio's
government has its faults, but its fair,
square and above -board gale of ameba limits
is a credit to a the ministry awl comfort to
the province. thaws can afford to follow
Tomato's example in this principle, mod the
national government ought to &bunion
these side door sales of timber limits in
favor of competitive sides
•
1111. . P. R. ow 5. Title it/I-N.11LT.
felevram . When the Caaada Pacific
falls heir to the lotrcolooial railway, that
great corporation will indeed be senior part-
ner in the ownership of t'mn•tra. The
people of Canada will them be free to play
.t owning • country which is really the pro-
perty of the G. T. Ie. and C. P. R. Of
course the Canada Pacific might easily run
the country as well M the politician. do.
The difference a that in theory the people
own the politicians. to practice a rwilwwy
boding the balance of power in • hund-
red arid fifty out of two hundred and
fifteen seats, is neater beth of people and
politicta.s
•
THEY'D 1101 TO Keen', YOU 440w.
Hamilton Times : Sps•ker Iallaotyme is
reports -I to have said at Caine/ilk that
farmer, who weut into dairying and never
sold any grain, but fed it to their stock,
were sure to prosper. When cheese war
low in price, the poorer classes consumed
more of it, and the surplus was rapidly used
up. Cattle should be fed liberally with
grain. " 1f in five years he could not p•
for a farof 600 acres. he would quit
arming." This statement looks rather ex-
travagant. There are very few Canadian
farmer. who make enough in five years or in
fifty to pay for an Ontario farm of 600 acres
and if Mr. Bslla.t rte can tell them how to
do it. he ought to be the most popular ria.
1. the dominion.
THE raor6e11oNAL PRILI-TAaxlt
The ]fail A complaint has baso made
against the professional prize taken who
carry off all that is worth winning at the
annual fall fain. It does not seem right
that • man who has had the good Toch to
get hold of an agricultural prodigy in the
shape of an abnormally large pum in should
be allowed to ship it around the province
and harvest all the rite money offered for
that cats of articles_ But farmers want to
see the hest products of the sessot, and the
premiums offered are the .nd.oemtsa in-
tended to attract exhilvetors. The evil to
be guarded against is expressed in the
charge that these professional oxhitntonere
not always hawse 1.o frequently.
ester as of their owe ni g the products
d asmte.r man's farm. 1f the high
charaeter of the facies ie to M sueaioed an
effort moat he made to prevent this. The
professional prize taker sept he ruled out.
.. 11A1r1•4 r0R ait'oae.
( 'hone' New Era . 1f the (lateirio I;ov
er.meet wishes to show that it la Refnrm ie
more Man name &lone, it Ise • splendid op
liselunity to pees a kw saying that no woes
the logialature shall M ted to
any altos in the gift of any legislature, on
tU
after he has ceased to be a raeeniter
thereof for at least nor or two years.
When this matter wait •!boded to at the
Libien) trlaveetioe n (tnderieh, met Friday
and appointments blade while the appointee
was s saerih.r of the Hesse siewng y non
te's.edt there was • beret of applause
whish .sowed eawmbtaketably the ssyyi+nsmp•tae
d Adel present Hen is • (need chine f.tr
the government to show that it is willhlg to
amend
system
norther. wherever serer, them sleight
be Med within ti remea►k Lima The re
gietrarehip of Nest Middles: has bees
unset for smmetalag le the wlgltherbed
of threw yeses, end se these is • 'pet Is the
pmat� se M who eie.M stet this p•siths, se
•1pelNwt has yet Lem made. The
page..t ehe.Y istlmeaa that • ditstrtae
.60.11. suty 1 M itarrYNdy.
I BOOKS ANC) PII.f1VDICALe.
Haan,e l mon Ponta. - Ph, 14th
yearly volume Of Harpers Vusag 1'..srts
begat. •
volume .ILII the a u.ltsr Ise "Ito earls r late
tt.aetal novel seed topmast !.starts Are
anamino.l for the mew year, %ne u laeg a
w " Mete " story by Kirk l/aares,asarMs
of article. us • Hew to the Us is life," by
Wilt:ma, Matthews ; papers ea the " Wm-
derful Ws i," by Julies Ralph ii atheism ea
the • • it eaasoe of t'omnnroe,' by J. Mao
Uosnl4 Oxley ; • .ernes of Patriotic Papers
by •ell ktowu wutere; arid art uuusaal
variety uf.hort stories aud sketches for bey'
and girls, humorous tales, pl.tys for young
Offers, prat t u al subjects, oto , etc. har-
per • 1'osag people ie aokrtowledged es the
lesdistg j i roiie podatil'sl et the world.
1'Hs dtr ,.pMT LA.:ALla rue, No%u
Sue, 159.1 - The tawteuts of this hoot
are of All hosesio'.lyr Yarned Rad Intone*.
character. The Editoroostrilwtae tete ti
of two tezeillson4y Illuatraled uapr..
•' The tlt7 of the Sultan," deters/sad h
recent visit le (.wssisatiaople ; &leo . tits
p•f»r uu '• Wtittir, l,.. Life and h
Work," with portrait .s :.l utter cuts.
4.. cr101c1aut u " The t'usur al Whittier
by the late Dr. Nolle, rs also given. A
exgualtely illustrated article by D
Adatphtr Sternberg describes the n
and picturesque parses sed Iron Gate'
the Lower b*. Amoebae illustrated
article records the heroic expatriates of M
Marsden, • " King's Dumgbisr'
the Lepers of Siberia." A portrait ase
sketch of the late Thomas Cosh, losadur
the famous tourist agency, by Dr. W
of Reeked, is of gr ld interest. A strik
lag story," " The History et • Failure,"
s Bee ant of literary irony, showing
hollowness anti teacher) of • secular
philosophy, sad tie powerlmmess to
the soul in the great sorrows of life,
another In,utUsaest of Mr'. Barr'm
story, " A t'aseiot with Cessoies..e"
.tras!ly written The Pa.-Preehyterisa
Costioil and Teaspoon's poetry are dammed
editorially Price ll9 a year ; p1 Mr Ili:
months ; 90 mete per numbs, Tema* :
William Briggs.
ti. at'ssi. MAUAzglrt-Sertbeer'. Map
zine for November contains tin emceed .1 l
Lip of prdimis-ry snbede@ es •• The
World's F " this ose being an account of
'•Chicago. P'rela the World's Fair," by
Frmnklio YacV.aeh, ase of the promtasa
citizens of Chicago, who writes about the
terprw without any bias, frankly
that he "hM no eosee°tion with the Word
Fair massg.m.-t." His account of whit
Chicago hes •oosmpli.h.d r • wonderful m-
ooed of enterprise and sucoe.dul achieve -
amt. He shows hew th.1 city has shoed
.rod res oa.ibilities which belonged to the
United Stam Government Communion; bow
she ha. supplied Miss million dollars is
stead .f the five that it was expected mho
would tarnish ; haw she has arranged • site
for the fair which in extent, .ituettoe, phut
and adornment ezomeo anything ever b. -
fore attempted, and that she has provided
buildings e.tually remarkable is sine, yogi
sty, eat artistic val... Mr. MacVe.gk
then points out bow Chicago wiUsdequaswl
meet the gnstioa d tram.purtiag people to
and from the fair emends ; hew it will
comfortably lodge say sumber of visitors
who insy seek the city, and bow amps pre-
vinon is being made for an &beadaat and
perfectly purr sapply of neater.
Mr- Brownell ooscludes his papers os
French Art with as essay on Mine tie
Paint int.,- illustrated with reproductione eft
pictures by Courbet, Cazis and others.
The flatlet of the cumber iacl•des the
tourth of Octave Thaaet's " Stories of a
Western Tows," entitled " Mother Emeri-
tus " 'pictures by Frastl ; tM oesehtson o/
Blue Perry's amusing .tory of " Salem Kb-
tredge, 1 heologue, sad a love story by
Thomas \etaos ('age„ entitled " Yin Dan.
gerlie's Roam. "
THE LAKE Mo.tz,Xt. - In The Lake
M•gaziae for October w presented a ball of
fare containing such variety .ad ramie,
worth that it cannot 1.4 to prh.se mad in-
struct its readers, end confirm the tattering
opinions already expressed by the Caudle
preps in general, and foretp journal, of the
beeline rank as well. lath. first article R.
S. White, M. P., discerns "The Ca meta
Tolls Qantas " in a lucid style and makes
a strong ddemos of the ()a0'dian Govern.
meet's "The South Silos the
War," by A. Wright, is a strong and
suggestive article, contrasting c1•ttol
slavery with industrial slavery, sad
metalling ty of food for t.
Two I of the Commons, J.
L Payne ad John A. Ewan, ooaau
careful studies of Hon. Wilfred tastier.
Frank Veirh, in " V oeng Men and Politics."
make. • strong plea to the young to take
more interest in political matters
Stewart gives a chorusing amount of " �.f
Breakf t at Lord Houghton's." David
Boyle, D.Sc., treats d Archeology is
Ontario," as he alone m do. The article
is profusely illustrated. "hares from
Nature: Phantasmagoria," ly Rev. W. S
Blackstock : " A Horrible Night,•
George R. Brooks, are two well written
.ketches, while Rev. W 9. McTarWs, B.
D., gives an entertaining paper oil "Selo
ration•." •• Something Abort Seal..," by
Geer, K. Rea, will be of great interest
tom. cuts• ' A Strange Kxper�e.
E. Dane, and " An unfinished Tale," by A.
Mac(:, lemon, w two short stories of
real merit Th. poetic is well presented.
" (.10W10ot's Death Song." by R. D. Myers,
strongly mad weirdly describes the brave but
vengeful chief of the Rlackf.et, while
"Rath," by Adetien Westney : " A Dom,"
by A. L McNab ; " Haut ('Isere," by
Prof. Rand : Serrate" by W. T. damn..
sed ' • Rorer day.," by Jamar A. Tooker,
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