The Signal, 1896-7-2, Page 8THE SIGWA.L : OODRR1CB. ONT., THURSDAY, JIILY 2, 11116
THIS
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GII,Ie., Prayer Hooke, and Hymn Hooks at marked down prices'
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY I
A Bable for Si,
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ofi.r our cu•troutere.
PORTER'S
FsOOK STORE
closer Summer iiiotithe at f oulork.
Telephone Exchange open until S oclock, wli re EveD1Og Newspapers
will Ise distributed.
AN OPERATION AVOIDED.
A'MITHn FALL tASF4OF 4.bK.AT
l9PORFAXtE.
EI:\•ti'LI A• 1N IML EA 1. DLt LLU•% INT,. A
k' .N 0..• neat-nto..Tons Pile LA nen
;I{AT.•.SLV Ay o1'ek/TIOS/OCLI, rW au
1.11.11. A ]I/.utrt• 1. Iona o N:11.11
‘1%:.• 1 HL I•AtNrt a, ul•aaATIos t s • 1• •
LaYAaY.
Fro, ins Smith. trei:roJrut.
A famous German medical scientist once
remeti.ed that the world is toll ot men and
women who are sick because of their ,kept•
imam. The wisdom ot this remark wag
never more eelf-evtdent than u us today.
trill. ILII slants I was obis to go to week
smile; S,M by J. E Davie. 7531
FIVE Ot' THEM DROWNED.
The swaps nail -ad audios M a Para
lkei .tart.d net fere week's
Steams. Mass.. June YJ. -What ens
utend..l p lie a week's enl(Q'abl • out-
ing was brought to an &brunt and sad
closer at Lake Ma,4*PO$X thtr after-
noon. Assistant Pastor Joseph Mal -
well. Chotrma$ter Frederick Brackett.
Clerk (George It. 1►La'ra and le choir
buys of St. John's Eplecoli.t1 Church,
l'harlr.rl,w'n. tam*. to Sharon to -day
to tamp out at Lake M&Sa.Woag for a
week. The% arrived about L'' Jt) p.m.
anal Pitched their tents on tn.- r:tores
.t the lake. After dinner Mr Brat.kott
and six "f the toys went out in a biter
They paddled around the.•dt• •)f the
Punct in hhall,W w•a:ere t•1'tg not over
40 f.-.4 trots the short, eh. 0 a Mlle
boo named Parker fill overbuild.
There are =undoes wore, sit sufferers who Frank Col. aired 1 :. imtnedtatel9
would rather suffer than use any medicine lumped atter him. swam a&ore. Rat a
not prescribed be their favorite doctor. To now and by ti . ear • : 1: arty. J tCr
these people. p•erhaps. the story ot Mr. Parker boy. but In the• rontur"•-n re -
Thai E. 1'hilbp, of Smith's Falls, may sultfnie from the acddeit the beat •vats
convey • moral. The following u the storyI userturned and Mr. brad. •t anal the
outer four boil were thrown Mt*, lee
as riven by Mr Phillips to a Record report- waive. None of the Party msv•• th. Ci x
er • "Several years sato 1 began to fate oto
weight. lest my appetite and erysipelas
started in my face, and then a running son
broke out on my cheek. 1 consulted three
phyacisne and they al! said it would iso se -
meaty to res.o%e s portion of the bone. All
this time I was unable to do any work sed
was •uiTering intense mental and ph3sioat
alfonJ when I chanced to reel in the IGw:ord
about Or. Williams Fmk Pills and resolved
to try them, thinking they would do me no
harm .o* way. 1 had not used one box
when I felt that were helping me. 1 con-
tinued amt atter inking eight hot• -s the run-
ning safe on my cheek completely healed,
and the operation the doctors mid was oec
weer was avoided. 1 regained my weight
and sok coos more possessing • good appe-
tite. In fac' 1 wan made a new man, so re-
markabiti wee the change. %, a now con.
'eider I'in k 1'ilt.shousehold neeessitv.' NIr.
Phillipe was a respectable and wall -to-do
fanner of Wolford township until last
spring when he sold hit term and as now
being • retired life in Smith's Falls He is
about tint' yeah et age, though looking
younger, and a living witness of the won-
derful curative properties contained to I)r.
Williams' fink Pills. This great medical
discovers has reached the high position
which it holds through the power ot its own
boy could swtin. and lief .re help could
reach them ftlnnt ehure, all flue were
drowned. Ask,stanc.• was suram•:t:.•d
from Hotel MaF<ai,as and the to .tint
over, teeo%rted ehorth aft.v. '1'ne camp
was at once broken up and the grlef-
etricken survivor!. return -•.1 home this
after noun. The names of the drowned
are: Frederick Brackett, Thomas Par-
ker. tiaras Laker. Winless P. Atkins
and L'.njaruln ltlbbe.
113 PEOPLE DROWNED
Tart Rem/ RIM a 1rasMlas pasty ala
-
Lake Wbaw.N ser Mader Lemma.
Shan on... Wle..June 2!'. -Word reach-
. -1 het.• of the drowning of six persons
at Shawano tusk, during a gale last
evening. A part) ,tun-latlng of O. A.
Itisum and wife. Herman Drackrey
.And wife, Louis flukey, waif.- and chill.
Futcher, Miss Emma Garbtecht of
Shawano. and Mine Margaret Croix of
Rt. Nesting. Manitowac Count.'. starts
from Cecil about 5 o'clock In O. A.
Itlaum's yacht. en route tor a few days'
outing on the north phore of the Take.
%%ben about three miles from shore the
I...at was vaporized by a sudden 1.4411a'1
and the party precipitated Into the
merits. By as timely use the weak are water. Mr. Hleum and Mr. i)rackrey
made strong : pale• wan cheeks .te given al
Clans tt th. latter vd incht fur child
I i
rosy hue : lost vigor is renewed and tM I hours. the holding the child In
suffering ones are relieved from paw, If his arms, when they were rescued by
were ant -scud
Your dealer does not keep 1/r Williams' 1 partici, term
r , es fort help. The bodies of
the other six hare not been recovered.
Pink P111e, they will be sent by meal ell 1112.
rept of 50 coots . box, or six boxes fee
E5 50. by addressing the company at Brook-
ville, (ht., or Schenectady. N. h. Remem-
ber that lh. 11 imams' Pink Pills cure whoa
other medicines fail and do not be persued•
od to take either a substitute or an unite
1100
Varna A very ple• sot event took plass
in 1.ocl.ricb Teamed) os' Wedneoday erste'
Ing bit, when .1 E R. Harowell, the
popular te.cher and principal, of Vara
public ochooi, captivated one of I:od.rieh
Township's forest damsels, in the person of
Mies Franca Elliott, third daughter of
Gabriel Elliott.
THREE TRUE FRIENDS
Wks keep /:very Premolar .benratlem
..wt.hed : alder, .Lease Teke.
/logs : Or/ad.d Id/1R•tleo nes
Ismail s -wise Crest mem Amer Ms$
t/seNlre.
We oan get at the heart of this matter by
letting other perple tell the truth ot what
these wonderful South American remedies
nen do, and hays done. John Marshall, of
Varney, county et trey, nattered as rely
those can 50ser who have been troubled
with .01.tiw. A relative suggested that
he try South American Rheumatic Cure,
whiob presaged so much. Result -inside
o1 three days he wee able to walk •
distasos of nearly 4 miles to Durham for
the purpose of procuring another bottle of
this remedy. H. 000tieoed its use, and to..
day he testifies that he knows nothing more
.f the troubles of Abu p&nfel phase of rheu-
matism.
Some dream ooseista of the gathering of
solids and bardened substances la the ga-
ts-. The troubles oannot ev pesmaneuIy
resoeed, exspt as these particles are dis-
solved. A powder or p11' will sot do this.
South Amerman Kidney Cure possesses the
particular *lemmata that get .t the seat of
this dleo.ea John G Nickel, one of the
best knows farmers is W alleee toweehlp,
sshered fres kidney complaint, carrying
with it awful psis► Nothing did him any
good, email he tried South Amerioe Kid
rosy oars. lite words w- "After taking
only two donee the pais was entirely gems
end I have sever Mos bothered with It
Nem. I led ea wed as I ever did. Lot
sere ernes me te Sbipiey fest 'Rios an!
I will gladly give Meta partleaMre of ay
ease.
if the world looks blue to my*** it b to
Ns 4yepeotle. Yes. to veers Hand Reid,
fJheri.y, 0.t., .wfferu1 mash from liver
...pets sad dyoptlpele He says --'•AI
Mass my lie wee es tsador i =old sot
bear It pend et ton.h 4 from lbs wbMde
1 wisd • s/' s many r. i' . without myh.MK t wee esu elj ld to deep my week,
epi se • deal resort was t.d.Md to try
RNA Amoeba. Idtrartas Sire i had
OJy1•YRr( Y4TE .IYMtOtAbLAND.
MILLINERY
We' have: all the Latewt De-
signs in
Hats
TRIMMINGS
and just the right styles to suit
you..
We probably have the fullest line to select from in
town, and our prices are always reasonable, so you may
be sure to be satisfied if you deal with us. Your inter-
est is our interest and we rely more on a small profit and
a satisfied custom than the revbrse.
See our Window of Cheap Millinery for this week
and our 25c Sailors.
J. T. ACHESON.
Regular reettng of Huron Lodge Na 62,
1.0.0. Fe. tins I Thursday) sweeten.
Soma fifty ticket. were .old in (iodoriob
for he choir excursion to Sarnia ea Setae
day.
I be frame of the voa.sted dwelling being
en .led tor Slow Dark on VietOrta-etu neatly
o.tmolete, and the beicklayen will soon
.tart on the outside.
A k.atletran rot off a goud yoke the other
day anis be informed • friend iotorested in
rmcieg that some bones had arrived for
Dominion 1)ay, the bones being those fixed
N the round about.
/car/ fire. tow wweeplas the Ifertbsem
rant= et the Island.
St. John•s.N.F., June Vi.-I)r•-adful fer-
ret Errs are sweeping over the north-
ers Wrtvrm of this Island. On Fri-
day >M families were rendered home-
less at lt.otwd,rlville. On Saturday
n:eht Piliry's Island was swept by fire.
The Methodist Church. Court House.
Retvatlon Army barracks and 35 houses
w. re destro).-d. Women and children
almost naked had to writ refuge In.
. ...en boats in the harbor. The Gov-
ernment 1. sending relief.
was! t4PllAL.
Tile Arfratlar $ep.bIIe see a•peslaa EP
sew rirld. M l.veatmlrat.
New York, June 29.-A special den -
patch from Buenos Ayres to The Her-
ald sa)e. Th. Argentine Consul at
Montreal has returned herr for a ,tort
visit, during which he will make an
Investigation with a viewof opening
up fields for the Investment or Cana -
Alan capital. 1t 1e propel/fled that C.
esu shall compete with the niftier
States in certain lines herr.
Mil TIME AT Qt-F.Died
B LAW NO. 10 OF 1896,
1i�)
Or THft
TOWN OF t,ODERICH,
to authorize the extension of the Water-
works system of the sad municipality
by connecting it with t' e . +ter. of
L.ke Hume air aPun .e of sup-
ply and to erect • stand
pier and for suet p11r-
pnes to bent ow
the sem 1 t
112 000.
Whereat* the pretreat sappl> or water for the
waterwot k. to use in and owned thy the Mid
mnnfdpaiftt. of the town of Uode•irh le ln•
selid•utory end .t has been determined by
the mauleipal eoonetl of the ssi'1 lawn to ex-
t. d the epee .o as to rotein n the warere t
1..k1..ke Heron and to a imidieh the ureses• y 61 -
IOW is the Time
to make your purchase of
Farm Implements
tam now prepared to take orders
f..r farm implement. of the choicest
kind an the market at the present
tonic and at the very lowest rates.
comprletng the
Not.;o Bros. M'i'g Co.
! alt lin. of
Binders
Mowers
1 Hayrakes
Plows 1
of all d•ookehe.crlptloas.utt Plow('ompao) plow,
4'010 and
ltoot ('ultlya(Ore
Cultivators -Abe beat v the market
Adams & San !I Paris Wagon
Wagons Work, A full .ice of wagons.
allow. •1 to cK• :tie treating wagon in the
Petco.•
Bugg les �tclatighlin /'serf+xe p.nr
1tt.h.,w. r u.l li.. sit .. a cede
a Du1,.i.•e
in the Prov.nee.
�X,c•u.:.•kuaranfeed. ?Le shove linen
Parties. wishing ..0 ;Meg in
wit! &w..v.Iled a to their advau .ge to call at
my eh .r. as 1 n ..memI.-e s•,.:.fnctIos with
goods to the above liars. ea het you cannot
make any mistake b) c -ll rut a.
J. KNOX,
tt-ri'g bashes and .thecoLner.no'...,.d age- 7t-( Aretfur the ebur!
piiam-es t0 nuke the watery of the sebl Late - - -----
Hur.•n enviable f• r the purl•"•• s of the raid
weeerwet is ar d to e.er: as. and pipe and for
awe purpt see to burrow (he eu.....f .12.01111 up -
oft the credit of the said munistoall y
And w tures the &conn! of the whole ra-
table wooer%) of the es .! m.ntr.paItty 00-
onrdmic to the last revised • •d equalized aF
svesu.. w roil a LOW the 411.111 •,1 *...we,:itt,y.
Aud wherein the amount of the exie tai
dehentlir. dent of the ea id municipality ie now
ibis limn of $1la.:.;:.54 .L.1 iso y.. ..gest or it-
trrw41t 1•. arr ar
Aril 0* a -n' the tonal emruu• of 'he debt
intended to be .rewire by tL.. el.aw fume
porno-el.u
foread a • the .aid sues ..1 112a�
And . erre.. the total swain( truult+sd to
h. +•. isrr. ansa• ll by a .a• I.1 sir WOO Ib.
tazeble property w.'h•n Ibe.aI.1 a un..•ip..l if
,t r paying Atte mid new debt and Ion meet
1a the Buil. of $11D,52 t.r prior pal and tee sum
of 81.0,{ u for interest. urinal. the tots) ,in .1
sro.yl years
afterdurithe pen u( i Plumbing, Fitting,
thirty awn next. .etre the passing sit this by
1aw for the payment of principal and .ntoreet.
1 Ale it tkareforo enacted and it is here.) Eave-Troughing,
reacted by the municipal •wunc4 of the said
corporation of he towa of uoderich Alt& it
shalt awl ay 1r lawful for the said council to and Tinning
burner• •bes.id water-work..y5tem with the ,
Med waters of the said lake Hume. and tor
.a. b yarrowstr'lay all net. emery piper. em
intact all other necessary works and ay( i-
.w•w to make the said waters of lake Heron
•v-tlable se a source of surnntwt suppl) t„r
the e.'d water works system. so that the tie.'
amount to be expended ehe•.dore dot•, no. . .
.nerd. in the whol ter said sum of $12.1.1►I
2. And ,l is further enacted .1,1 it
rw> 1w• lawful for the rna)o1 and Ir... o ... of
tb- mid tern. to borrow from any person. or
r. rporation willing to lead the same the ..aid
.um01$12.u110 f0, the purpose -aforesaid re -pee -
sole in third }ears from the date of the final
passing of this b
law
th
hereou
iot
ro %cording the pie of Hire per ceottper annum
m
and to issue oral thon fu sums
the lase
uree hai..•f A Oe SIGNS O F SPRING •
said corporation fur sums not lana than 1111 A,00
each. with coupons attached to the pan) ."eat
of interest which said debentures shall be
signed by the mayor. and the thesaurer, of the
said town. and sealed with Inc oorporet• seal
of the said oorporetioo. money loaned upon
.o, d the lender elect
rity of
the 'aid debentures into the ebrancb,othe r •sesey
of the Sank of Montreal .t Hoderbk. to Ata
epaetal credit of the said Wiwi, of (i05rieh. as
follows : "Town of 7oderich water-werkn
account" sad the 'same *ball t.e parable out
Daly nn the jelnl cams. ..f the mayor and
trwurer for the time :mi. and shall be ex-
elssivelr applied for the purposes aforesaid.
3. And for the repayment of the said Pm of
$11,6011 and Interest. there sheet he a.oaaed
and levied over and above all other rotes •sd
tales upon the whole taxable pr'perty with-
in the said •Ulelpetlty dories sorb and
every year for the •hire, years ex• after the
Peeling of th:o bi law the sum of 511111.414 being
the emu et IBM for Interest ma the farther
sum of 34*0.ti for principal to teem s *ref ler
Mad for the repayment ef th. mild loan with•
1. Media aforesaid.
It et es the bylaw
ltJd•1 day .10.11
of y A t 11 t 1 6 and of
WE' WE IN IT
That is to ea)
CATTLE BROS.
have bought out the business of
JOHN RALI'H,onHAMILTON 3TRE1 r,
sad tarn' a fell line of Stoves, Tin
and Granite wear, and are prepared
to give tender for
CARPETS!
Now,
and guarantee to give you eati.fac-
tion in each and every line.
• Our retriwr.tnre are the beet in
the market. (2.11 and sec them.
et Leave your onion at John Ralph's
Old Stand, Hamilton -St.
CATTLE BROS.,
Plumbers and Tinners.
/:rerrtklae la Orad/tree. M the Spos ag
sr Ike (creat 4.w.4. tees
Titre IN reit.
4.uo•t.,•r. Jun. 29.-4leveral members
of the F:x.•rutl%.• Committer or the
Canadian ithe,'Imen s Assoclattoa
all.•1 upon Vice -Admiral Er-
rk1ne on hoard H.M.S. 'Turco -int to-
day The admiral was very much
11.•110.1 with the. program of the cos
Ing eters events, and said that Ara
Meet would reoperate with the oeota-
titr towards making the meet a mo-
t oar, The war ship s string band gave
a public concert os' the terrace tris
evening.
A meeting of the C.W.A. IZsecatM
Committee was hoed to-tigbtt;hoa aft
mob-eommlttees reported arrangements
Oompleted.
Hundreds of wheennen are pesrlas
la They are being 1.ot.d atter by a
special cote mittoe.
Mr 1` e.mpb.iL proprietor of tie
I1ontenac livery stables. has placed
• face) large and ementt...it buddies
for the storing of bicycles of Visiting
wbeelmen. Tboma.ttds et wheelie
w111 be handled In this .lOef�Owsa
Messrs I'aIa.b•n and tee
renowned racers from 1 34 a -.
ha*. boon entered for cos
'Hare are at present Tt
and ever 100 .atria.
4, That the votes et the elect.. • er . he wild
mastclr+lhy mottled to roti epos Iboil bylaw
Will be taken ea Wednesday. Aho Idols day of
July. 1*1. commencing at the hoar of nine
*Week h the Newsom ad c1 wag •t ewe
.els* 1e the anemone. sad erten tail shell
M taken Is the various places 1n which the
ptdl la Aho Isar mssiripal election wee held.
tamely. subdivision No. 1. Meet,
talent's mime oksp ' Sod (Lrph0l. deputy
ni arateV Mba %. l wlling.ubdiviesom No. 1.
Thomas VIdea,.'m feed store. Charles Sates.
deputy returning Meow. Pentam.ubdivisios
IIs 3, tows h.1t, James /fir, deputy 1.1111.
lac °dicer. Pelting •ubdlYWon No. t. Pass -
0.555 i Jabs y, 9.1deem
dtetosay re
11nrntsrr atasor. NNitar wYdlv(Nee No. 0,
Phillips' .korapirtld Marwick deputy meant-
ime a/eer. Penteg eabdtelefem No. e.
Srapbyl• timelier. Mem. William ,trophy
do air estimator aglow. Sabdiamos No. 7.
Jams time dwafllsg head. Jells Pals dee-
sty r«oraleg .loner.
'Het the clerk of the said oerpe sties
Mall attend at the tows hall. le abeesY taws,
ea Tbotedar tie le h day of July lis. at
Mem .'ilei: la Aho femme. te ear up the
sorbs, et sees mins tor.ad viable the by
law. and the stayer will aimed at the sM
Moe team clew Weisel Is the is .r... et
pastramiTuesday t .1 of Jparsons 10 lege lora the
modem peaks plasm ass at the =I car
lag el theists CROP 5y the Mork cm 1Wf d
fMhmeat�hea+pM.e..sl�ar�.f tb1. bylawreNee1Jei
rr.ylolmhSy pemss4 tie tits day ie
UM
Oman 1 p, , i . N. ON 1Kver.
Take t tall
•� - • QQtrorMsr�lk
w
ppmed W�p w: aft lam w meat eel *OW et tit. 1 led ethanol Shores*
mir
Memel ft /rawtell die fret i� q
�PlIe tsit �d..y*d J rs.1..p..{�.�&sgS�tht.Y[veil. of took
M* etim�!s t5. p 1... 5. b Clerk.
after # wit n11109inft11 8prnng trstie in Carpets,
W .1 $a nnanta, which we are offering at
war bargain- Note the priors and lengths.
11
14
16
15
11
16
18
10
23
16
9
12
8
9
yards fill.
N
66
1,
de
yards
frame
Go
.. .,
" ..
Tapestry,
.. „
46
"
81 Wool,
/t
yards
3
4
3
2
6
10i
14
„
44
66
t6
yards
.t
"
Union,
.. .,
Brims'''. 91 25, for
1 25, "
1 25, "
1 25, "
1 25, "
1 25, "
1 25, "
1p �2�5, "
SSe., u
�
, "
85c., "
itch' "
t15c., ,.
Si
1 00, '•
85c., "
95c., "
1 25, "
85c., "
85c., "
7501, "
65c., "
we have the
•big
95e.
95c.
95c.
900.
95c.
95c.
95o.
95c.
66c.
65c.
62c.
62c.
65c.
62c.
67c.
70c.
65c.
70c.
95c.
65c.
65c.
55c.
45c.
COLBORNE BROS.
The Great Carpet Warehouse of the Cogent*.
WE INVITE
you
TO l'ALI. AND EXAMINE
Ot'R
GASOLINE AND
COAL -OIL
STOVES
Also let us send one bona. f.,r you
to try for a week
a.el if you are
not satisfied, to
feel under no oh
ligation by re-
turning.
S .3PEf1 & LEE.
PAINTS.
QLLS BFUTSHES
SEE MY STOOK!
1 think I have the hest value in these lines. I will give you low quo
taticns on all HARDWARE this season. Prices in many lines have gone
up recently, but hating bought tutor, the advance, I can do the very best for
you. Having anticipated extensive building operations this year, I have de
termined to make big sale„ on small profits.
Tim elopat aseortmot of
NEW HATS
We are edk.Maa N ilm public.
he h•Aoy with .nun ea
.h. ksr $iris. attire. and by
y a M'OfIM ■ VT.
..w efoek et all the latest
, bine. Oshawa Cass.
, 5101517, me.. at
0. a SHANE & QO 'S
IMPERIAL
RESTAURANT
Avoryous Is .wars of the lad that epetng
with ell Its beauties le weds* up ea, bat
eveer}�e Some I skkaaew whose te pteoare
omme boa the IMPIRIA~ RESTAURANT
PARLORS sad try
liorfaabon ALLEN'S
Ira
Cr , W
0}vaCrossandand�ratturinl s., Le
Fountain Dei
is Oar saver dadred. Everything mad 1.
tkts d widish V sorsa sed pmts.
y se substitutes.
NOM sow Is oak= es have sass and tW, and r w loft to I..suelrwt
beads
TAT OiJ 1 PRIUMI I'OaClRUZ.
sea sea our lea
aasr
shalom mesusn
*hmeed seor w beg.
A. R. Alia.
•
R W. McKENZIE.
THREE
POINTS
1. WE SELL FOR CASH.
Kindly remember we do a strictly Lash business. Not because
we doubt your honesty, but because, having the ready money, we
get lower prices : because then
2. WE BUY FOR CASH,
whieh means that you get the advantage, .s we are thus enabled to
give you
3. THE LOWEST PRICES.
And our low prices nave swelled our business to its present size.
NEW LINES THIS WEEK
girl's Orford Seto., sines 7 to l0, worth 760. kr 60a Idioms' Tan Oxfords, pointed we
and tee a0p regality 111.00 fee 750.
ladies''Segela Oxf.rdo, Hoad►.ran solo, pasta leather tip, J. D. Kiss maks, for $1.25
A big lot of Ladles' Dsagela Oxfords is McKay .ad Turned sake. tipped and plait Ami.
sizes 21, 3, 81 only. regular $1.00, $1.25 mid $1 36. for 75o.
Roy'' Rag laced Roots. pebble lap, pigged sole, all said leather. sixes 1 to 6, regalia
111.15. fee Wk.
Maw.' Boobs Calf, lased, tinted or sowed sole, whole foxed and tan capped, wart& $1.75
for 11 16.
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