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How To Do It._•.There are various methods of
starting a flock of poultry, or
of introducing new blood into an already established flock. The most
popular methods today are by the purchase of eggs or day-old chicks.
Eggs mean setting hens or incubators. Skill is required to run
incubators successfully, and when a setting hen balks you may just as
well quit, too.
The purchase of day-old chicks is blicoming more popular each
year as an economical method of accomplishing the end in view. Nature
has provided focal for the youngster in the yolk of the egg which ma)
be found in the body cavity of the chick. This yolk will care for the
youngster for at least two days and it is not advisable to feed before the
expiration of this time. It is on account of this fact that the chicks
are shipped when one day old. They are usually left in the incubators
for the first day to harden off or to become accustomed to the outside
atmosphere.
I have had pullets at seven to eight months old hide their nests and
bring out a hatch of chicks. Two generations in one year --good evi-
dence of early unaturity. I have had cockerels which weighed over five
pounds at four months when dressed.
This is the class of stock from which I amofferingday-old chicks.
I expect to set 7,000 eggs this season and as the demand is coming in
fmm many parts of the Province this supply will not last long,
"THE EARLY BIRD GiLTS THE WORM." so now is the time
to Mask your order.
1 shall be glad to send or give full particulars for the care of baby
chicks to all entetit ere
H. KEITH REVELL, Goderich
Choose Easter Shoes Here!
No Easter Outfit would he com-
pote without 'Clue regard to the
gneatinn of
FOOTWEAR
Aside from its greater Signifi -
cancr. Easter Sunday is the chosen
day for the exhibition of Spring
Styles. It's the beginning of a
new season: a change in nature's
habiliment, and • in the raiment
worn by mortal:
Make your Easter Selection from
our large stock of Spring Stytes.
SHARMAN
T11►: Sll,ti; %IAN
\esu) • man se unh) .terve if he had
nothing to live on hot hie 1Pputatioo.'
1met nr-"Ike you talk in your
sleeps" Patient --'•No, 1 talk In other
re'e ale's. 1 am Aeler•gynlan."
"1 Am doing my test to get ahead,"
a.sert.d 'ht AO-. "%Veil, you err-
tair.ly nerd one," sa,r itrd Dollie.
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
SLY tees
TorsuAY, March 14.
Fives. -The citisene of Blyth were
greatly stsrtled on Saturday morning,
shout 10 A. w., by the sound of t e
Aro alarm. It was discovered tbat the
Inside of Mr Alex. Hernia's residence'
was on Att. but with little delay the
fire was extinguished. It seems Goal
Mr. Hamm had placed • can of print
on the stove and gone away, and it
had exploded, uendlug the Mimes to
the ceiUug, when they ran along un-
til they got. Into a partition which had
to he broken w let the water get at it
before the flame was put out. Mr.
Ritehie, of W inRh•m, who c•rriee the
insurance, came down on the after-
noon train rend we expect the elates
will he adjusted this week.
Tull Lewis Bowtstu -The Blyth
lawn bow fes% held their annual meet-
ing on Prtday night, and there should
have been a larger attendance to bear
such a good report. Dr. McTaggart
as president occupied the chair end
the tlrat husioem was the secretary's
report, which showed tbat the howlers
were clear of debt and had a 1talance
of t12•L The howling club has been its
existence for eight years and this is
the first time it has town clear. The
following officers were elected
pr.ident, J. Coombs; president, Dr.
U. .111isun ; vi-e-presiJent, T. B. Mc-
Taggert ; secretary -treasurer, Jae. Mr -
Murchie; executive committee: J.
Coombs. J. M. Hamilton and Dr. M
Taggart : tournament committee, 0.
McTaggart and J. M. Hamilton;
uj •wMoship committer, T. Stewart
and A. W. Rnhinam.
Tus 0O,n RnwinRteret DRoprino
OFF. -Death has visited Blyth with
more force than usual the past week,
taking from this community four of
the old residents., namely, Mr. James
l'loekey, who was buried on Satur-
day; Mrs. James Taylor. who had
reached the advanced age of eighty -
t wo veers and was hurled ort ytlndiy ;
Mr. Jae. Bentley, who was buried on
Monday and who bad passed his
eighty fourth birthday: and Mr.
Thor. Rose, who ors on his was U1
eighty -Ave )•ears. The deceased were
among the early tether in this oOm-
munity And could tell great stories of
the early days when this fair
count)' was all hush, hot in a very few
years none of these eatly ts•ttIers will
remain, as they are dropping off very Mr. Emri Snyder bas left for Moose
rapidly and this winter seems to be Jaw, Sask., to take a position on the
taking them off foster thao former
C. P. R. staff there, otter a visit of
ones. To acertain extent, of .coupe, several tnonths uuder the parental
this is natural, as they are Retting roof Mr. and Mie John Stevens,
oiler and cermet stand the cold of Goderich, spent, • few days with
weather. ft lend. on the Maitland this week....
PH RliOY.\L AND GENERAL. -Messrs. The assessor is making his rounds this
Bainton Bros. expect a large shipment weok.
of sheepskins for slot it tannery this ('ALA.oRN6 FARMERS' ('LCR. -Thee
week Mr. John Ik ,holm shipped meat ing of the Colborne Farmer
three cars of turnips to Massachusetts Ctuh, held in the Temperance Hall,
this week Nils Thomas and her Benmeller, on the Nth inst.. was
little nicer, Gertrude Thomas,. visited largelymem-
withattended, over twenty me -
with the.latter's father beret's:* week.
bees ing aided. A petition was
Mr. K. B. McGowan. who re prepared to to presented to the l'ol-
ceotly sold his f+res in Ent Wawa- borne coatcal waking them to nurcbaae
nosh, has rented the residence t,f Mr. the weigh -scales at McGaw if they
Jess Cuntipg, who intends moving to rnuld he secured at s reasonable price.
his term. Neither will mote until The other topics dlscueeed were : The
snot rive 10 April Mr. J. M. shipment of produce by the Club, cul-
Hrmilton spent a couple of days of tivtion of growing alfalfa, the corn
the past week with Toronto friends. crop.The next meeting will he held
Mr. T. 3. William. was confined
at the same place on Friday, April
tp the house the past week with a 2nd. when addresses will he delivered
severe attack of the grippe. ...Tran- hy Me. R. M Young, ors "The Farmer's
sty church was closed on Sunday even -
Place in Public Lift. 3n.ophIMailough
ing on ace.nmt of the rotor. Rev. T. president of the Partners' In-titute, on
H. Farr, h-ing on the risk list "Care of Or,'hardv.'and Den ste.-hwanz,
Mrs. %V. F. Met,aughev spent • few on'• The Growing of Beans."
days with her niece, Mrs. Jas. Key- ItiatigR S,n,DER -A very pretty
nolds, at Guelph Mr. Jas. Cutt wedding Foe solemnised at the hoose
has been huefly engaged buying of Mr. and airs. L. B. Snyder on Wed -
Potatoes and chipping them to the needAy last, when their eldest daughter.
Western Provinces, where therereems Mabel Estella, was united in marriage
to be a good demand. He shipped to Fletcher K. Fieber, of Bennriller.
sheer ran bus' week Mrt W. M. Rev. F. J. Rntherfurd, of Benmiller,
EAST %%AWANOSH.
Minutes- of council meeting held
or. March 15th. Members all present.
Minute, of last meeting read and con.
med. The following patbwasters
were Appointed : (aro. Sturdy, J.
Stoltz, A. %V. Smtlith, T. Beadwork.
R. Patterwtn, J. McClincbev, W.
Ruddy. J. Nicholson, (Keo. Snell, Jos.
Jobnston, W. Me(iowan, 0. Caldwell,
%Vine Fear, 0. Potter, Jas, Wilson,
%V. %Valden, 0. J Ammon, J. Woods,
Geo. Wallace, R. Buchanan, W. W.
Taylor. M. Mason. .1. McGill, M. Bell,
N. Walsh. Fred (',sok, jr.. J. T. Bell,
W. Howatt, M. McDowell, F. Camp-
bell, D. Cook, J. W. Masan, P. W.
Scott, J. Wight man, J. S. Scott; T. H.
Taylor, Wt ihinher, Juno. McMt, .1.
W. Bone, FA. Wwlsb, N. Bolt. C.
IWightman, Alex. King. W. Scott,
.Goo. Irwin, Thorns. Montgomery.
And. Ferguson,' .W. Salter, J.. Coch-
rane, .I. Menzies. W. Wightman, J.
'ethic'', Isaac Walker, K. %Valker, J.
Young, C. Carter, J. Elliott, W. And-
erson, I. Stewart, R. Stapleton, H.
Taylor, J. Gillespie, Chas. Sandhurn,
J. Morrison, A. Cornelius, J. Mmettzer,
H. McGee, F. Doyle, J. Gibbons, J.
Jamieson, Sam. Thompson, S. Mc-
Burney. %Vm. Robineon, %V. James.
H. Chancey and Wm. Nixon. Pound.
keeprts-J. Hoare, R. C. McGowan, J.
C. Stoltz, B. H. Taylor, G. Cunning-
ham. Geo. Itet.erison, D. ('lows Thew.
Robinse'n, J. Campbell, J. Cochrane
land J. C. Currie. Feuceviewers-W.
J. Parks, Gro. Sturdy, F. fit Stalker,
1John Menzies, K. Mhiell and A. Rotr-
,etteQn. Sheep valuawre-D. Mc(iill,
i J. C. Stoltz. John T. Currie and J. J.
Kerr. Bylaw No. :3, 1915, ratifying
the shove appointments, and By -
lar. 'so. 4, 1915, appointing J. E.
Elba Collector fcr the present year,
loth read and Passed. The ,•,'uncal
then adjourned to meet age:n 00
Ma)• 35th, se a tempt of revision on the
assoa.ntorrt roll and for other town•
ahip business. A. PottTgitelet D,
Clerk.
There r411 lw no real happiness in
the heart where self is enthroned.
•'Oh, mother! How 1 wish I wee an
angel !" "Usrling! What makes you
say that' r" "Oh, hreanse, mother,
then 1 could drop tombs on the Get -
mans."
Butter Wrappers
GET THEM PRINTED AT
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ATTRACTIVE WORK MODERATE PRICES
Ideal Fencing
Why sed yourR.q'
r money away when you ,-an get the Br
F BNI'R frt its .1. no moor cost then you psy the outsider for en
INFERIOR PKNCK?
"IDEAL:" Fencing i* made.io last from the very beet duality of
High /'ash n, GaIvanised, Hard Steel %Vire, and is accepted es the
standari fere by all the leading railways of ('aneda.
4.
in fence, .5 wires, all No. 9. foe EOie per rod
:19 ii " " 9, for a$o
4o „ „ 7 „ " 9, for !S ., ..
4i( " " 7 s• " " 9, for lea "
41 „ " A ' • 9, far $O. " ' •
47 " 8 ., " " 9, for SOWN "
40 " " a •' No. 9 •tad 12, for 1 ff/s '• ,.
Best prises on Fame and Lawn Doti., Lawn Fencing, Poultry
Pencing. etc.
Howell Hardware Co., ub.
BEET PLACE TO BUT HARDWARE - - - PROMS >E
•
houmatism..
is Clic Acid in the blood.
Unheakhy kidneys are the
cause of the acid bring
there. If the kidneys acted
as they should they would
strain the Uric Acid out
of the sv.tern and rheuma-
tism would, t over. Rheu-
matism is a Kidney Dis-
ease. Dodd's Kidney Pans
have node a great part of
their reputation curing
Rheumatism- So get at
the cause d those karfuI
• hootinginand stiff,
aching joints.
Th re is
but tete sure way-
Dodd's
Sidney
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agents in the future. Much interest
is rnanifwtrd in tbo work of this flour-
ishing Club and a number of fanners
are entering the field crop competition
in connection with the Goderich In-
dustrial and Agricultural Society.
L seal and instrumental music was
furnished hy Mia laitbwaite, Miw
Willia,ur and Mr. Jas. !sterling. which
was much enjoyed by the large as-
sembly and atter a dainty luncheon
served by the ladies the meeting broke
up, all feeling that an enjoyable and
sociable evening had been well spent.
COLBORNE.
TersDAY, March :3.
Nxws Norge. -Have you got the
grippte % . Marisa Riese and Edith
Direst are visiting with their sister,
Mrs. L Orme, of Mildmay Mr.
liusL4ve Kurschenski and MrsC.
Fess, of Berlin, are visiting with
friends in this vicinity this week .
Scott intends leering this week -tors tied the nuptial knot. Promptly at
trip to CMliforniA. Mexico and other 4 ti clock, to the strains of the Bridal
parts of the South, obese he bar re -
Chorus from I.nhengrin pl:syed by
Iativee. It is his intention to he away bio Bentley, the bride entered the par-
e few months end he will attend the for Iremni( un the rim of her father
Panama F zlicx inion.. \l r. J. A. Taylor, and carrying atwoueluet of cream roses.
inspector of schools •for Ht.s,Tbom►s
The ceremony wee .formed under an
district, and Mr. Alex. Taylor, of Pn t I ceremty
evergreen art ti Mimed with carnet-
Stinley, attended the funeral of their
mother this week . . Mt. John Rose,
of Edmonton, and Rev. %V. Roar, 01
Halifax, were here this week in at-
tendance at their tether's funeral,arid., made a very dui sty Hower Hart
which took PIACI' nn Tuesday, ( dreesed in white voile. Atter con•
GUDERICH TOWNSHIP. I gratulations had been received the
n.\Y, March 22- 1 company repaired to the dining-
NI"re,rn to partake of a sumptuous repast,
Rano Tittle; PART...- A very pleas. after which the tvening was devoted
ant and successful event funk place AL T
the hoanilabir and commodious homy
of Mr. J. %V. Salkeld on the evening
of Chuerday. March 11th, the occasion
being a "hard times party in which
the two hrenches of the Patriotic So-
riety of Goderich toweship took p irt.
The "bard times" fee of ten cents was
charged to aid the Society. There
were about seventy•flve present, in
varying costumes of poverty. A very
enjoyable but short program was pe- home. Their many friends join in
..suited, consisting of : Duet, Mn. Mc- wishing them every joy and success
Clink! and Mr. Oliver Edward ; read- in life.
Mg. Miss Janie Yuill ; solo, Mr. Geo. PORT ALBERT.
Sturdy: dialogue, entitled, "The
WEDNESDAY, March 2l.
tion+. The bride wAa exquisitely
dressed in * gown rf cream duchess
statue trimmed with •red pearl and fish
net. Mira Leola Snyder, sister of the
to music and games, he hridr was
the recipient of many costly gifts,
ahowine the high esteem in which the
young couple ere held. The groom's
,lift to the bride was a gold' pendant
set with pearlsand to the flower girl
a gold bracelet. The bride's travelling
dress was blue diagonal ladies cloth.
The young couple will spend their
honeymtvon in Toronto, Niagara and
other places before returning to their
Grandmothers of the Patriotic So-
ciety." by five ladies in costume; solo,
Mr. Get. Laithwaite; reading, Miss
Alfie Johnston ; solo, Mr. Edward.
Mr. Harry Salkeld acted as chairman
in his usual graceful manner. After
lunch was served the remainder of the
Evening was spent in roclal chat, to
the music of Mrs. Ross' gramophone.
A hearty vote of thanks was tendered
tc this host and hostess and after sing-
ing God Savo the King the gathering
dispersed well pleased with the Petri -
otic finciety's effort. in a social line,
Tux LAMPS HAVE THEIR MAY. -A
very pleasant event occurred at the
residence of Mr. and Mn. G. Leith -
waits., Huron road, on Mt. Patrick's
night. when • number of theie friends
and the members of the (todetieh
Township Farmer. Club met then
ant, were cordially welcomed by the
genial host himwlf. The president of
the Partners' Club opened the meeting
In a brief speech and informed the
audience of the possibility of Prof.
Reynolds, of the 0.A.('.. coming to
epeak at the Orange Han, 4th t-troees-
s nn. The program was large) fur-
niehed byte ladles. Miss M. E A•1-
keld amid Mire. 0. Lsitbwaite both
gave Roe addresses, elaiming ladies did
not have fair play in the nae of labor-
saving claviers on the fares and stress-
ly remissness/in, the nae trf .ass=
aims/ens breaded and Mbar bandy
contrivances, all to be ma co armlet
by toy or nae power. la 141111110111111 to
the chairman's .mill, sad she ile +im-
=of• the ofmi.ipls 4144.1124110,11112001/ re�a AndronA _Labb, Jaime o.
S M alb.seed Mien WHIM is gar. their
•4miw., ase/ It Is arta to pews— that
this ksieity WO be s trots BEM ter
THE COLBORNE STORE �I►
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TheSpringn am aip �
Begins with New Fresh Goods at lowest prices which
Spring Merchandise can possibly he sold for.
DRESS1100D5 More new blue, all -wool Seegers end cream Bedford/ this week.
SILKS , also
• tetter quality ad t a little more money, in black, white annew spring colorings an.. a oke
In these goods we are still in the lead with • good dependable 36 -inch h Milk at tj1.00
lot of black and white stripes for waists.
CREPES Over IWO yards of white, pink, blue, mauve and white grounds with small colored rose-
bud and sprig patterns at per yard 1 Re
VOILE S White, and white with small colored patterns, buds, spots and stripes, at ROG and !w
CORSET S Be sure anti ask to seet the new Spring D & A Corset, laced in fronL
per yard.
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SHEETINUS and PILLOW COTTONS
Our stock of Sheeting and Pillow
Cottons was never so good value as
just now. 1f in need come herr.
J. H. COLBORNE
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sixty year... and is survived by a
family of four --a daughter in New
York State ; Mrs. Garret, of Mullett
Mrs. J. Woods and W. J. Parks resid-
ing here. Mr. Parks was a member
of Westfield church and a much
respected ritizen. He was eighty-one
years of age.
News Norais.--The ladies of %Vest -
field chutch are bolding a s.cial even-
ing on Wednesday With the
coming of spring a numlwr of farmers
have tapped their trrs and intend
making syrup. We know of one 'nen
who has six hs ndred treys tapped and
another with four hundred. Both
bops to have a good ren of sap .... A
number from here attended the "at
borne" at Auburn on Friday evening,
and hal a good time Mies Emma
Campbell has returned from visiting
her paster, Mrs. Gordon Ainslie, of
Simco. ...There are w number of
cases of illness in this neighborhood,
more or less serious.
xwit Norse. -Miss Btbel Brown is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. J. Linning-
tnn, near Oodericb Miss Win-
ona Stevenson has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. George Ashton, at Loyal....
Miss Ida Sillib, of Mheppardton, spent
a few days with Miss Joie McMlllao.
...Mn. ida Mmale, of Goderleb,
was the guest of Mr. end airs. J. A.
Breen over the week -end Mr.
Boy Fritaley left on Tuesday for
Erieau, where he wfll spend the auto -
mer fishing with his brother, Capt.
John tYttaley Miss Ethel and Mr.
Lloyd Bell, of Lumen spent • few days
with Mr. and Mrs. )•coh Coeds*
last week are. Jas. McWhinney
returned home on Tuesday Irmo Gode-
rich. where she bad been visiting rela-
tives . Quito a somber of our
young petit,en • surprise at Mr�ttl*ill enjoyed
s last Friday
evening n. A Quaid i• M
Ood.rich visit a bar mother. Mrs.
Thomas Millin wbo has hemi 111
Mr. Jacob Me(iee, jr., of Windsor, is
visiting retativpe in this vicinity .
Mr. H. Hayden has again eseured the
agency for the New Bopira Wall Pa-
per Co., of Toronto, sad has • MI
range '4 .smpMct os view In his *este,
....Mts. Alfred Oases sad little
daughter, of lied sea tM guests
of Mr. and Mn. W. J. lydoek.
WEBTffiRLQ.,
rebs lab 14lasi aaek.t
Telliglit. Meech K
Dearit o1 Jrttaiong Paaf(M.-Omie
of Www•a.sh's oleesi reddemita passed
away last 1bsrellay searaleg 1 Mar'eh 11)
Is the roma of Jeremiah Parka. The
dmiseawi bet Eyed &bars for nearly
AUBURN.
W EDNxsDA Y. March 24.
John Medd, ut Dungannon, shipped
a car of Lorars to the West on Tburs-
daOur doctor has been kept very busy
attending to his usany'patieots suffer-
ing from IA grippe.
Howson k Lawson rhipprd a car of
r tilers on Monday. air. Mitchell, of
Lucknow, inspected them.
John Reithhv has told bis stallion,
"Sir Matthew," to John Medd, wbo
shipped him in his car to the West.
Edwin Robinson, of St. ."ugustine,
left for his home in Saskatchewan on
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ursdry with a car of stock and bes•
element s.
Meat (aero. Rowe•J, nl Winnipeg, a
former resident here, it visiting with
alre. D. K. Monro. She looks as if the
Western climate agreed with her.
LOST VITALITY
Caused by Kidney, Stomach and Bowel
Disorders,
St. I,•hn, N. t3., September IStb.
1911 -My brother was a great sufferer
from kidney, stomach And ts,wel
troubles and was given up by two doc-
tor*. He wee advised to ti y your Fig
Pills, which be did, and after taking
live loxes was completely restored to
health and is better today than he
has liven for years. You can't recom-
mend Fig Pi11s too highly. J.W. Mans
vers.
At alldealers. 25and :alt cents, or The
Fig Pill Co., St. Thomas, Ont. Sold
in lioderich by E. R. Wigle, druggist.
GRANS TRUNKSY', EM
EASTER EXCURSIONS
SINGLE FARE
Good wins sad returning April .'sd onlr.
Fare and One-third
Hoed twine April l.1, Ind, id .d CIL
ttetnom 1im11 Aprfi Ok, Mer
Roars tickets wlu bs boned bet woes all
statclo.. b Pends 'set of Port Artksr sae to
p.taNt and Pars Hares, Melt. R.tt * Meek
15oet
Manors Falls sad t+sepesdw Sesser.
N.Y. I1
Tickets sad fsrtaer partic.lan at Ortid
anima
tleket aa 1
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the Log Kc• al estate
to administer is forced to give
an
Administrator much time and attention
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hi
is ceaseless, the danger
ii :r.: through inks, arience is great.
5 beet'.cn;•our friend will' onerous duties that can be better
::::-.-.1c.1 by this Comnar.y? T'•e fees are nu greater and the
• .r,-trce.^.t ratt:h Etta.:upable than can be expected of any pn-
t. ccu.atir, ac.. -.70:_r .:ri.i/ ;.
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yrefct., c: i.ient fulfilment of every trust committed to its carr.
in a.:d consult us.
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F. LINFORTH W17„LGOOSE,
Registrar. Mus. Bac. IDoadmJ Principal.
Address:—.354-6
Dundas St., London, Ont.
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KIDDIES — ,
.Tss should stoats keep a
tattle of Chamberlain a
tlaesasek and l-n.r Tablets
en the Mott Th.little folk
se seta need a told ani
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Stove and Chestnut,
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C. A.PLEtrnso. P. C. A., Principal.
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Specialties
Plumbing
Heating
• Eav'estroughing
Metal Work
Electric Wiring
Prompt attention to all
small joha and general
repair work.
W. R. PINDER
Phone 155 Hamilton Street
Seasonable
Footwear
WR feel the very least we
ran do for you when
you come into this store Is
to give you Shoes or Rubbers
that will be absolutely com-
fortable and will west to
your satisfaction We want
you to realise that your well -
fan is our first 000tdderation
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