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OLD BEN.
" ITil Eoiag to bs cold to night." said
Joel. the burly heed seas, monis' from the
harts sad gamin out his great brown heads
. ssrwsd W ilw. they l.okod up from W
he.k sad aedd.d.
"• I pity the stns who will have to go tar
L the wird," said Jack.
" And tie bored. too. eh. irk ' '
"Ob, borer can sed it. They're used
to being est, and thou skin is thick, ' was
the sewer. Ten's Old Ken ; he'll get
Wier the tree and keep war.. ' .
" I hope you h•vea't let hes wt •" •x
°rimed /toy " 11 you have, yon have
dose wrung, for Ken is a faithful horse, and
never shirks • duty. Aain.ais have feel -
tags as wolf se busmen beings, and they
serve are well when we aro kind to them.
"Well, 1 grey at wont hurt Idea to leave
bun out to•utght. It 11 toughen the old
fellow, and brides, it was too cold fun me
to go to hien to the teeth of the wind •ud
fetch him ,a. it'. *sly one night. WIG -
seeing Roy shut the b...k.
., Rut it's 01:1 Ileo, the best hand on the
farm,' sed the boy quickly. " rte sbould
be kind to dumb animate. 1 would never
have thought of leaving the old fellow as
the meadow such • night u this. Iris
aunt. "
.task made se reply, but looked half
scowlingly et the boy, end haviil warmed
himself at Is ire west up to the attic to
bed.
Roy arose and walked to the window
Already Jack's predictious were being fol•
filled. A cold wind was rattling the wi-
dows of tie farm house, and anda,'tio*s of
• bitterly cold night were abundant. The
boy heard the blast with • shudder. By
sod by he stepped from the hour sod went
to the barn : taking • halter from above old
Rena nail, he went down the lane that led
to the meadow. tie could hardly see his
way, the reit was an dark, and the wind
. eemod to blow through ha boner.
" Reo'. nothing hut • brute to Jack."
said Roy. ''Tho elan eao't appreciate good
service until it has bees hammered into
him. Whet d, es hs rare for a freezing
horse as long as be is tucks t up in • warm
A 0000 OLD OONG.
-Tb' ctrl 1 Leib Meided i.." Ass Ihme oe
assitheula
"The utri 1 teal Ntahi0d M." was -
g r known es "Seightos's Oseirt." ad
Ms hoes played sod swag 1. Rocha mew
awl ompaidass foe over 300 yes. The
sir was knows t. 1440 orearlier
11 has
bus. ►he marokl.g ng
math roomiest of New York tafoatry,
famous aa • New York etty regiment sad
with • weir record of the prosiest, sever
turas without bortag a played Doris/
M' war they ni•rohsd and fought to that
tune and many a good elan a soul ws. waf-
ted to glory w dowdy bottle woes the
regiments bead, or tits end drum corps. was
pl&ytag either that or retthgg old Garry
wen. The oorte.t words of the soar ere
u follows, though no man koows who
wrote them
I'm toa..ou,e ammo 1 mowed the hill,
And o'er jute moor and valley:
Sock heavy thoughts my heart do fill,
Stacy parting with nay Sally.
I seek no more the rine soil gay,
For each dors but remtad me.
How swift the hours do pan away
With the girl 1 left behind me.
Roy reached the ban and called ()Id Ilse.
1n a little while he was answered by • joy-
ful wbi.by,and the sod horse came up. Roy
haltered him and rode him up to hie stall near ti•e " t:e)ser, ' • paint mine. tale
111 never go back on 7011, °Id fellow," might say it was • quarry, there is ria much
said the boy, patting Old tun's etresg .1 it. ileo of 0111 eoterprMlav aro ea.,
heck, and when he e.1 put him safe in the Joseph Mering, recently took a wagon and
baro, with • goad feed before him, he west shovel and laded up with two enters mere
beck U. has book are three or four colors to be hada and
Though old, lien was the .wdte.t horse hrourbt at home, pounded it up with an old
on the farm : he could out-duuwce all the hammer, mired it up with linseed nil, and
others. and wM•• speed war necessary he
t►h' o'er shall 1 forget the night,
The stars were bright above me,
Ant gently lent their silver light,
When first she vowed she loved nee,
Kut now I'm bound to Krypton camp,
Kind heaven may find me,
.And 1011.1 sesaldy hook again
To the girt I MitItakind, M.
The bee shall hooey rats so me re,
The dove b.00me • ranger,
The duhi.g waves shall vee to roar
Ere she's to me • stranger.
The vows we registered above
Shall ever cheer an 1 bind me
In constancy to her I love
The girl I left behind me.
My mind her forn, shall still rum
In sleeping or an r+tripe,
l'otil 1 see my love again.
For whom my heart 10 breaking
If ever I should see the day
When Mars earn here resigned me,
Forever oierolliolaidlly stay
With the girl nab behold me.
TRS SIGNAL : GODRR1CB. ONT.. THiURSDAY. NOV 1894.
THS ("ENTICES- DOOR TO NELL
s7 acv. Da ''a I LIM
The great majority el times who ars is-
elared by strong garish did sot heria their
career .1 self destraeti.s La the dram chem
Wham the lower slams of drunkards aro
vlstiee e1 m1 -k the mese reepoeshfs sort
bids with the ..egad gl. .A wast at the
.coital party. or is the Wtiards+eta, eta flee
gush, or at the wedding, that tie fated habit
was ferried
Net away hegrn to drink alms, er from
sheer appellate for sumai•ata T .
me
e oderei to them eo
by etebedy, amid from
want of moral oo,rage or hem a doere to
appear. " geatlem•.ly," riff ceaseated to
drunk. 1 was segs at • wedding in • "goa-
teed" area ot 1011017 where the poppies, of
champagne corks was like the ratio of mus-
ketry.
Within • few years 1 met tae oldest coo
in that family • ooairmed dro.k•rd. HY
parents had tempted other people's .cos and
had ruined their own '
The mon wbo seta • decanter os bis table
sets • trap for his boys that may lead them
tato perdition. Tb. young lady who offers
an tatottic•nt to her young gentleman 1riesds
deserves to become that wretched object, •
drunkard's wife. The drinking usages ore
sadly on the incro.d is this roomy in
uncial Ids, at reetaur•nu, at clubs, •ad eves
is the fashionable shopping resorts for
hides '
While the chief discussion is about pro•
btkatt.g saloons, oaten is stealiog a marsh
on toby tampon[ young atom to his
tippler. s '1'l • only safeguard for any young 1100-
eves though be be a !waterlog Christian -
entire 'Matteson'. He knows wee
'Matteson'.
latent appetite he may have within until
the spark touches the gunpowder
A young man o1 my' acque•st•aoe--•
church member --found, before he was
aware, that he war becoming • slave to the
bottle. He said to me " My youogaseoci-
ates invite nae to drink with them lend they
ore ruaang me. After this when they ark
me to drink I WW1 knock them down '
He was terribly in earoeet and oo wonder :
he bad been playing with vipers at the
mouth of hell '
For two reasons every 000.cienttow young
man ought to pledge himself to total abattn-
eoce. First, for his own sake, for he doesn't
know bow soon he may become a tippler.
aeeoudly, for the sake of others whom he
may tempt to ruin by hu example.
Let i)r. Keeley or any other m•e who
is making money by "cures of drunkenness"
say what they will, the reform of inebriates
is difficult and :ore Tbe one time to stop
dnoktng treacherous intoxicants s to stop
before you berm.
Saby bergs mad Mrs.
The smallest girls wear white uainaook
gowns with baby waists of tucks and .tn-
brotdery, with large sleeves, sod with full
MONTANA'S PAINT MINE.
Pear teen • •1 wllMb tee Iadta.• 1 .ed e•
tern. t aesa.wly4 fee war.
Tow. rend M. roger : It is not general-
ly known that we have in this locality, very
w always the thrice. use. put it on his picket twee. He now has one
The wind rose Mcher and bigber, and of the handsomest fence. "t the Sur the
Jack, frightened by the storm, sprang from upper pert rich old gold and the lower •
the bed and fell hdloor down the stairs beau til ,! maroon.
ea
at the bottom of which he 1•y. badly hurt, Thee mine seems to be amply inexh•h
and ceiling for a doctor. Roy's mother eta gable. Tbe mise aid the " geyser, which u
•vetoed bin and shook her heal ; the case Dear 11, were dir.wyered, or, ether, located.
shout eighteen years ago by the voters.
wee serinua old-timer sod prince of good fellows, Naylor
You carat get Keo up in time to ride for Tbomp.ou, whom everybody knows and
the doctor," greaooi Jack. tikes. It war show■ to him in flee first
11. 's closer than the meadow,' answer- Place by a friendly Indian chief, who took •
d Roy, se he horned off, aid in •trace be Iikisr to Naylor and assured him ..Navlori
war 'ring the faithful old horse over the that it war oke source of supply for all the
country road at the top of hu speed. The Indians weatbf the Mississippi finer and
doctor tune back with Roy, and -lack war lose been for centuries.
n ot only mads comfortable, but has life war Them were the days when Naylor arid
saved /taw big chair up te a table aid aft down
" Roy didn't lose time," said the surgeons without knocking the able over M was
to his parieto. If old Ken bad been in the
w•eadow instead of in his very uactive. Well. the laden. came thou.-
of miles for that paint and used 11 to
surety have bled to death." de tlpriers when no ole war-
I'he man turned pole and decorate .eir looked at the pe
boy " How did Old Ren get in hie stall path : trails led from oke mine in .11 three -
he asked. twos, showing that at bad been • rotund
,. I brought him from the field after you ceotre of meeting for the red men, Just the
same u the well-known pipe stoma quarry
had goo, to bed. 11011 you a pare to be southwestern Mmoeeota. Noylor never
kid to animate. 1)en't you thi.k it does, made anwas y use of the paint : he win the
Jack ` habit of reaching a high state of exhilara-
tion at times, when he would mount his
hand and took Rny'g in his horny palm. broueho and let out • few yells and go out
I gene 1 meed • Ia..oh of this sort,' said
out for erne fun •and then woe to the ten -
he " Hereafter, if there is to be any (rear derloulu
t or anyone eke who got in hie way.
gang to t\e meadow it shan't k lid Idea.' At such tomes he was to for fun and mottling
It pays to be kind to damn animals else and • (slang Rao would not snake him
They respect •sett bud and kindly voice, change his mind when his neck war bawd.
and stand reedy in • humble way to repay • He could them patent the town In lurid
kindness a thousandtold. Don't forvet colon but he did .ot use any paint frau
the dumb inheMtute of :eel's beautifulcolors.
mine that oma all long ago. He still
earth. retains kis interest is the mine and claims
Loeb to Webster's. he coo furnish pai.t is four colors, by the
They were sitting in prier of the West train lead. sutficiest to paint all creation.
Side house sad the coavereatino was drag- If any or doubts this Traylor would Itke to
ging somewhat. They had exhausted all are him. It is •kir mssm
the available spial topic,, had taken • clap THE WORLD LIKES MEN
into literature by criticising some of the
Westif
I:yfa r'rerNen lar Ryrrr dry 5.. le the
novels, had dummied the rummer re.tl.g r,raeber.
sorts tad the p1159010 of • good f•lt.saaoo. We mus be real real in our manhood and
talked •bit about the theatre. and there nil in our speech or men will have none of
did t t be much lett
ti the says the most killing tbi . mere phenomena of mind and matter to the
sat two•
Yes, put ,n , ire young man interested y. stability which nothing ears move. It u a
Yea, she is a cram►. bout sickness. Every spirit that tnee men and ioatitatioes and
day she has some new stoke."' A. s' mat- creeds, seeking Byer tor deeper reality. it
ter of fact, she is a great buxom wears, s rightly inpatient of verbiage, h.s picked
d ews and healthy u man be, but she 1` "1" 115°7 an .Betel wtadM(' &Da hos turned
i.ae.�e has our foot in Me grave.
..bilious style into faded finery. It hes
Must keep her busy leading symptoms, .wept the nimbus from the head of the
said the young man. c1 rgy .n eh•Ilesgd the privilege of the
Iodised at doss, and some of her complaints cloth. it me. 's emigre demands upos the
are very laughable. Why, the other day miatetry of thong[. ", disciplined speech,
she came in avid told me in perfept serious- spiritual mate ; Mut a vn.'r faith glorisa gam
ars Nat her bones were ossifying. it. i. the minister less The mast is litmus
The yours• mag looked purzld. Be and truth will get • bettor heartag Never
laughed a Intl, though. and said What wog the hart ot man been more reader or
le a
a remarkable oontplaint f don't suppose it
was true. do you •
The young westan's faro ,oek • poised
expresaton. f said she said her boas were
ass(7u.g.
'Me young ria. bit kis maetaahe. i
f nlfy maderst•sd what you said, Mum
Rivera. he replied. 1 think, too, that i
✓ ather the meaning of the remark *oil 1
de not suppose that, sxeept in rare en
✓ t..oes, each things do coeur.
She put both kande en her brow this time,
e mili0g • bit, earl abruptly oh=d1 The one
venation by saying tt n weederlal how
yolk* the leaves 011 I\e trem were emir
se .art t. iia essM.
Halla hour later the young man parsed
ea his way to his room and hunted up • die•
t;♦.e.ry. He tuned 5orv00.17 to the O'..
I.as . O'., sad rue hr gager down the net
amu u.tll be same r ' ossify Then he
draw ler brads into the air .d ehrakd
0reat Seen, mil i didn't know that ossify
moose to turn M Yes. '
Aad he bdes't called on ►f ss Brow.
Moab -
.ober sad Ttr5Ne11
Sehert7 Saga tranquility tend t0 Del( eem-
s.mmtasd, sen p0.wumeat. awl that gee.
aim soft rwpeet has is it notbtsg of ..N�
wesebip ; fes K r the revev.ses that sae\
same ought to last for the Datum that Geri
hew Lives hem. sad for the roe of :bet
mae.'3 It tide, 1 $ plough Dad sew
IYs M the harvest in due
gMppa taboo the year soil hove rase
a'� 1 N � w$ the heated hopthe e sod
saes ream= Mimrrew eta to
0o seem o c p : it u the spirit • robust, fearless
Atter the emh•rrawieg pause of five mu age P
- tee ctrl said We ►ave got the fu.Di .pint of ae•reh, trying ever to rd behind
more open to what provide. the if t
"Only the Scars
Remain,"
skirts that should be too short to look sod
or to trip the child an it walks. Mothers
are guided by circumstances and their own
taste about putt tag colored dreams on their
little people, but .al children's dressmakers
suggest mere colors for younger children
this they did tormerly reserving white
drama for high days and holidays. An ex-
cellent dressmaker, who searches Paris and
London for pretty things ter children, pre-
scribes white coats up to 3 years and white
dresses s year looser, whale another most
practical house supplies dainty little dresses
of pale blue or rose e•ehmere for girls only
2 years old ; them are made with abort,
round waste with jacket front over shirred
whit* Chia• alk, lame Moves, and full
straight skirt. (fiber baby waists et cash-
mere dresses are finely tucked by hand in
clusters, with rows of feather stitching done
betwea in elks of the same shade.
R•by gots or boys tit b mostbr to 2 year*
will be arrayed its • soft masa of snowy
white when take out for as airing en sold
days. Costa that will cover them from top
to toe are made of the new white French
cloths, with tiny silken figures, over • wad-
ded silk Iintag, shirred or tucked to fit rD
the back, lore and straight in trout, with
sleeves of great sine, and tnmend with
fleecy llama for, hke (nevi. or with white
fur of thicker pile, or eke with royal ermine
in • deep cape aid large cuffs on the impos-
ing sierra. rho large white boaneta have
a soft warm crown of cloth, or of uncut
velvet with shired silk hrim, trimmed with
small ostrich tips in front and a ruche of
lade sod ribbon am the lace. A tiny mut(
is of the cloth of the cloak. in three gather-
ed tucks with fur across one end. • great
bow in the middle, and • silken cord to pan
around the baby • necks. i.eta costly
cloaks of biro or gray Iamb's wool cloth
are lined with white (Canton fiaosel, and
nude with round waist, large sleeves. and
gathered skirt, or else the back is loose,
and Sowing from gathers below the eollar.
To wear with these cloaks are large boners
of felt of the saes Dolor, as soft as sloth,
with fall crowa of reppd silk or of velvet.
For baby boys there are felt hate i gray r
the favorite Dolor), with low round crown
and straight wide brim, !wand with gray
velvet, tnmmd with two velvet rosettes,
in which a quill is thrust • twist of velvet
is around the crown, and rosettes of velvet
are ear tabs on the ribbon drugs. tither
hats for these link fellows a repuf(ed Tam
o' Shentars of brown velvet, sod Mack
velvet caps with full crown and visor, trim-
med with oords and large button&
Why Us solsk'$.
The tramp sepr sohd the hitches doer
bodly .D4 bit it wbck with • muscular en-
ergy that would have sawed •herd of wood.
sad the lady of the how appeared.
'What do you w.at'' .b. naked prompt -
fires of criticism they ere (jnd'e firw to 1 gay.
$ . , IIeusoN, of the Imes
Muith Woolen
ilat'Wnery(u.,
I'ailade.lplhla.
I'.►. who certi-
fies as follows:
'• Amos% the
many teathho.l-
a1. which 1 see
in regard to Cer-
ium 110.1,11100
performing
cn„•a, cleotard sg
t:i•• blood, etc.,
none rapier cue
tu.'re thin my
ora 0510.
Twenty years
►;o, at Mb sots
of 1 i years. i had
awclliui`' come
on toy legs.
which broke and
hewn•• rust.
lila( sores.
(1•,r Limity plu-
.t.,an ,•ould do
cue mo good. NA M rtes feral that the
bones would M atiUNd• Sas a
goo.t old
Ths eft Mit, card ;s Chisa Y as 1
ebters. pines el red paper about forinter
wilds .reelsit
robes (nag with the same
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Now to Dec. 31, 1896.
Balance of Year FREE.
Leading Meetly of the West.
MINE SETT F R
FEW AS GOOD.
Large Prize List.
Handsome Premium
Mother Urged Me
to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I took three
bottles, the sones healed, and I have not
Nom troubled since. Only the scars
resale. and tbo memory of the
past, to remind ass of the good
Ayer's Sarsaparilla has done wee.
I now weigh two bundrwl and twenty
pomade, and am In the best of health.
I have been on the road to: the Last
twelve years, have noticed Ayer's Sar-
saparilla advertised in all part. of the
United States. and rtway take pleas,
are In telling what good it did for me."
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Pregame by. tar. J.C. Ayer a.'o., Lowes, resa
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A. S. Hoyt, U.U. `Oh '• glee exelaiend •d shut the door oe
him.
T5. 5.0.0sre Cow.
Sumo years ago the eor.oesdisg clear of • Curlews •arseens
• military dation, des•ring tbegraemvosad A aorrespoadeat writes te the Chicago
the quarters to be protected while it wee Record As you seem to apt➢roriate °lever
growing, gave strict orders to the sentries aargrara, 1 Dads hold 10 sed you u
that nom except the now should be allowed $D o' obi.\ Mari ard as partiealarly
r step over it A -. r r,.y,
TM nett day the ood
g ishnl's wife oriel up- W.rb ..`.. et oe.5beasr play
w some ladies, and washing to make• short Oar • k that low i. the Mahe. lay,
eat acmes the grass frmm one oak to an
nibs Awl thee Aid si.g •
'h0 nee to page berg, mdam,' said the 'Th.s the groat---- - the. the
.entry. fir.
The lady drew herself op The--- -ef greet
t battles to thee doth
'Do you hanw who I am • she 4 ..A.ed Wee.Ad leaves •. --- -took .p the
d the sentry
Ill, madam, r• spnnded the lemassive 'sg0( Jena Rar{ryeeru, my biog.
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soldier, 1 do ant know who yon ere, kat i ,M ~am r qua the ward 'weer,'
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C I A M A X FURNITURE POL ISH k.-, ria Esr,itnr. look Itke nee.
SYSTE1! RENOVATOR
titer saes r es the U. te Mhos
ass, .sol ea .es
has chem. 'erre trgm� J1t1D i •d.
AND 07 Ilan TINT= 1113111101 VS.
Ur Our Tow.c,
CONDIT OW POWDER,
HORSES AND CATTLE.
It repap'srrsy tion fl gate00.ot, Pries Sb..,
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ENGLISH HALING OIL,
tar all outa and Bores oa man or brut.
QL'IOHHET EA LER KNOWN.
Prior 25o.
W. C. G00DE, - - Chemist.
YOU WANT THEBESTI
Specific and Anridote for
Impure, weak and impoverished blood, dye
pspoa, eleeplssmas., palpitation of the
heart, liver sae t, neuralgia, loss of
itis, twowmpuon gall
.teens, pts.d.00, kidney sod urinary
discuss, 8t Vitus' demos, female irreg-
ularities and remora) debility.
LABORATORY. COI/BRIAN. ONTARIO
J. M. McLEOD,
Proprietor ad M•ashdser.
Melsmoo's 51700 Rmrov.Tom oma be bad
in dirlsoi lo tows. es well es
all the drogn Mitoses Owes bound stead
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Buy the "Gurney" line of Stoves and Range
" Oxford Rival, " Bright Idea,' " Graduate," " Radiant Souvenir,"
"Countess .of Oxford," and others, from CO up ti -1 140.
WE HAVE
Competition.
Tis CAN AMAIN Promo Roomer 05'.
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psbYs • eta el.r serves* with fair :sod pm
Imamas
Is tens.. busbies prtolN0 W is
Ms lamest of Ns purees.
h dmerves s e sweert et .vers mesaaswhit
►glig erl.. w ie..atMos, Milhatestlog with see
Mass !t1sadgem
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nrise_west.Intsisb tosienble sad ...is', owed
loth lidodws /V'%..
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DON'T DESPAIR
WILL CURE YOU
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swam setas. far. ler e-• ata. -esters Os.:
De L. A. sMTI M • 00. Tomb.
a number of second -Wad Gail Mil Wood Stoves
from 12 to 118.
P S. -There are ten " Gurney " Stoves sold in Goderich to one of any
other make. For sale only by
HARPER & LEE,
The leading Stove Dealers, Plumbers, Tinsmiths and
Heating Engineers of Goslerich.
I'Stove Fitting and Repairing promptlyattended to.
COAL O1L *Imperial Gal's for 40c.
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ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINEP
R. W. McKENZIE
can supply you with a good article at a low
prima
STOCK COMPLETE IN
Builders' and Heavy Hardware, Shelf Goods, Garden and
Farming Tools, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. Also
Steam Fittings, Belting, &c.
VESSEL SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY.
Don't fail to give me a tall.
R. W. McKENZIE,
The Crabb Block, Goderich.
- LAM31P0M
- AT -
Rock -bottom Prices
-AT-
CHAS. A. NAIRN'S.
UNDERTAKERS.
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J_ BROPHm3 Y 4e 8014
Have rdded tr their present benne= roe of B. .1. Neeh's Lati+t etri•
of Qty Hearses, also *he finest line of funeral tuasltiilk$. in We fees4'
and are sew prepared to oondect funerals .t prices rossooablle b�
This department will be strictly attended to by his sem Winking. Vb5
is the employ of the late D. Denim ler the part Mn years. W •
kmwhelfie.4 t1.s beams., end Ly Itwpt attrstiom here to • osepert
Alain psw'enagn. Iislnmber tate pia..--WeD►el, out your any to UM 1�
a». aft, OsEO.Ii
J. BROPHEY & SON.
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TO;? Ial Of Get its
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