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THE EXETER kDVOCATE.
Tt1t r11,SDAY, AUGUST 19,1897.
The Week's Commercial Summary.
The earnings of Canadian Pacific for
the last week of July were $667, 000, an
Increase of $65,000.
Thoman's estimate of the wheat crop
of the United States is 580,000,000 bus-
hels and of corn 2.650,000,000 bushels.
In London the demand oontinnes fair
for Canadian bonds, 8 per cents. selling
at 1053. Montreal 3's are now selling
at par.
There was an increase of 2,000 bushels
in the world's supply of wheat last week.
The amount afloat to Europe is 12,240,-
000 bushels as against 19,120,000 bushels
year ago.
Toronto dealers are inclined to be
bearish on wheat. Farmers and country
dealers however are holding off, and get-
ting good prices. Old wheat is selling at
75o outside and new at 73c,
The gross earnings of Toronto Rail-
way for the month of July were excep-
tionally large, being $105,381, an increase
of $18,821 as compared with the oorres-
ponding month of last year,
Tho Ortario wheat markets are strong,
with fair demand, but tl'e high prices
asked by holders prevents business;. Oats
are weaker, with large offerings. White
sell at 21X to 22e west for export.
The visible supply of grain in the
United States and Canada increased
1,782,000 bushels the past week, and the
total is now 17,814,000 bushels as com-
pared with 46, 734,000 bushels a year ago.
The continental demand for wheat
continues good, and large quantities are
said to be engaged at New York and
Chicago for shipment in August and
September. Receipts at interiorpoints
in the United States are larger than last
season at this time,
R. G, Dun & Co.'s weekly review of
trade In the United States says: Dis-
patches from almost every northern city
of importance report without exception
improvement in business, and from De-
troit to Seattle and Portland splendid
crop prospeots. The task of adjusting the
business and industries of the country to
conditions created by a new tariff has
progressed with gratifying rapidity and
ease.
The feeling in wholesale business cir-
cles at Toronto is rather better than that
reported a week ago. The weather gen-
erally has been favorable, and suitable
for harvesting. The damage reported to
crops through the late excessive rains has
not been as serious as many anticipated,
and the dry weather of the following
five days enabled farmers to get in a
large portion of outstanding grain in
pretty good condition. Toronto mer-
chants have ,consequently been filling
orders for staple dry goods with more
confidence, and the general outlook is
encouraging. .A. large business is being
reported with the Northwest, where har-
vesting has already begun, and a good
yield expected.
Here and There.
How many churches are there in the
Kiondyke regions.
The shirt waist is so good a thing that
It deserves a better name.
Is Andrea staying up there, possibly,
so as to get Ms book finished on the spot?
The business outlook is all right for
those who look out all the time for busi-
ness.
.A misguided plumber down in Auburn,
Me., is advertising furnaces and house -
heating boilers now!
The celluloid comb with which a little
Kansas City girl was combing her hair
the other night caught fire in her hand,
although there was no lamp or artificial
light within several feet of her. Was her
hair red?
There never was, and never will be, a
universal panacea, in one remelly, for all
ills to which flesh is heir—the very nature
of many curatives being such that were
the germs of other and differently seated
diseases rooted in the system of the
patient—what would relieve one i11 in
turn would aggravate the other, We
have, however, in Quinine Wine, when
obtainable in a sound unadulterated
state, a remedy for many and grevious ills.
By its gradual and judicious use, the
frailest systems are led into convalescence
and strength, by the influence which Qui-
nine exerts on Nature's own restoratives.
Itrelieves the drooping spirits of those
with whom a chronic state of morbid des-
pondency and lack of interest in life is a
disease, and, by tranquilizing the nerves,
disposes to sound and refreshing sleep—
imparts vigor to the action of the blood,
which, being stiniulated, courses through-
out the veins, strengthening the Healthy
animal functions of the system, thereby
making activity a necessary result,'.
strengthening the frame, and giving life
to the digestive organs, which naturally
demand increased substance—result, im-
proved appetite. Northrop & Lyman of
Toronto, have given to the public their
superior Quinine Wine at the usual rate,
and, gauged by the opinion of scientists,
this wine approaches nearest Perfection of
any in the market. All druggists sell it.
Agreed With Bim.
"One of the troubles of this period,"
said the ever -confident politician, "is
that we have too much labor-saving
machinery."
"That's true," replied the ordinary
citizen. "There are too many political'
bosses with auhemes to save the people
the trouble of thinking for themselves:"
''Pheno-Banum," or as it is commonly
known, "Quickcure" is well named, as
- its promptness in action and safety in
general, dental and household use, make.
14 highly commendable.
F, 0. BARTLETTE L.D.S.,
Woodstock, Ont.
One Way to Find Ont.
Effie's Brother—Do you love my sister
Effie?
Effie's Steady—Why, Willie, that is a
queer question. Why do you want to
know?
Effie's Brother ---She said last night
she would give a 810 note to know,: and
I'd like to scoop it in.
TOPICS OF THE WEEK
HERE S THE NEWS IN SHORT
ORDER
1 tettnx^s from all. ('arts of the Globe, Coa-
ct i sect and Arranged for Busy Readers.
C'. Ai)I,i,N..
Mgr. Bruohesi was consecrated Arch-
bishop of Montreal.
There is an immense peach crop in the
Ni tgeyru district this year.
t The C. P. R. are putting concrete bot-
tom in the cattle yards at Chatham.
Dr. GI•itIin, Medical Health Officer
and jail physician of Brantford, is lead.
The eight-year-old sou of Mr. William
Saw', of Beverley was drowned while
bathing.
.Toseph Turnbull. aged 70 years, of
Guelph, tried to commit suicide by tak-
ing awls green,
Another case of smallpox is reported
in Montreal, a child on. Mortal street
being the victim.
The Quebec Provincial Board of Health
is taking steps to prevent the spread of
diphtheria at .tllantmagny.
J. W. Russell has been appointed Col-
lector of Customs at Ottawa in plaice of
the late Benjamin Batson,
Tho estate of the late William Duck,
the T3uantford stove manufacturer, has
been probated, at $199,256.69.
The miners of British Columbia say
that the new rules issued for the Yukon
district are utterly unworkable.
The schooner Opal of Yarmouth has
been seized by the customs authorities at
Moncton for illegally selling liquor.
Chief Inspector John W. Murray has
brought Mrs. Sternaman back to Can-
ada and lodged her in the Cayuga gaol.
John Flack, a resident of St. Cathar-
ines, was on Saturday morning run over
by a runaway team, and instantly killed.
The prolonged rains of the past few
weeks have been very injurious to the
cereals at the Ottawa Experimental
farm.
John. Twohey, to whom the Cbntham
City Treasurer paid a $50 bill in mis-
take for $5, was sent to jail for three
months.
The Dominion Minster of Militia has
authorized the holding of the usual au-
tumn camps of instruction for the
militia.
The grievance committee of G.T.R.
employes have settled their difficulty
with the officials at Montreal and left
for home.
A proposal to change London's by-law
re the sale of cigarettes, sous to reuuce
the license fee from $50 to 825, has been
abandoned.
Fred Loughead of Sarnia won the
quarter and one mile bicycle champion-
ship of America at the L. A. W. meet
at Philadelphia.
The forty new elevators to be erected
at stations on the C. P. R. in Manitoba
will increase the storage capacity by
1,000,000 busbeis.
The Dominion Government, according
to a Winnipeg despatch, is considering
the question of opening a route into the
Yukon via Edmonton.
The huge run of salmon on the Fraser
River contiuues and all the canneries
have placed a limit on the number to be
taken from each boat.
Mr. John Munro, a school principal of
Ottawa and President of the Provincial
Teachers' Association, died at the Toron-
to General Hospital on Saturday.
Mr. Burt, of Chatham, has shipped to
Kingston a oonsignment of ginseng
root, which is so .highly prized by the
Chinese. It is quoted at $8.60 per pound.
The Bank of New Brunswick has
notified all of its special depositors that
after August 16th the rate of interest
upon deposits will be reduced to 3 per
Dent.
In an appeal case at Barrie, Judge
Ardagh decided that the poles and wires
of the Bell Telephone Company were
assessable, and liable to taxation by the
town
The Rev. Alex Sutherland, D.D.,
general secretary of French Methodist
missions, statedthat there were no more
qualified missionaries for French mission
work.
It is reported that the typhoid fever
epidemic which caused the death of nine
people of the Township of East ZoiTa last
year has broken out afresh in the same
locality.
Montreal's reception to Sir Wilfrid
Laurier will likely take the form of a
Laurier day at the Exposition, to be fol-
lowed by a banquet given by the Board
of Trade.
Manitoba millers have advanced the
price of flour in Montreal 25 cents a bar-
rel, the third raise within the past few
weeks, largely due to the increased cost
of wheat.
The line of the Pembroke Southern
railway is now being located. It will
connect the Ottawa, Arnprior and Owen
Sound railway. The distance to be built
is twenty miles.
Deer are eating the grain on the
farms in the Upper Gatineau, and the
farmers don't know whether to break
the law and slay the deer or keep the
law and lose the grain.
Gen. -Manager Hays of the Grand
Trunk Railroad has appointed S. King
master car builder of the middle and
northern divisions, and placed him in
charge of the London shops.
Judge Angers, Quebec, brother to ex-
Lieut.-Governor,
x-
Lieut.- overn r Province G o , ov co of Quebec,
writes: " 'Quickcure' has always given
relief to my child from toothache. It is
also good for cuts and burns.
Thieves entered Garland's general store
at Portagela Prairie, and Mr. Ormand,
the caretaker, fired on them: One of
them returned the fire, wounding the
caretaker in the left shoulder.
Freedom from smut is a characteristic
of the Manitoba wheat crop this year,
which the C. P. R. Is making great pre-
paration to move out of the Northwest.
A most bountifddl crop is expected.
Mails for the Yukon country are not
yet definitely arranged for. The best ad-
dress for the present is Fort Cudahy, via
Victoria, B. C., from which point they
will be forwarded by the Mounted Police:
The Canadian Pacific Railway Corn:
pany has declared a dividend of 8 per
cent. on the preference and 134 per cent.
on the common stook for the ball year
ended June 30th 'last, payable , October
1st
The Behring Sea Seizure Commission
will meet in Halifax on the 25th Inst„
when it is expected that arguments on
both sides will be concluded, and possibly
the decision of the commissioners handed
down.
Frank Smith, the colored man who
slashed David Merriman, also colored,
fit Weaner's Hotel while the races were
on at the Hamilton Jockey Club traok,
was sentenced by Magistrate •Jeffs to
Kingston Penitentiary for three years.
The Dominion Government has com-
pleted forty miles more of the telegraph
line on the north shore of ,the St. Law-
rence, It is intended to extend the line
forty-four miles more this summer, to
Natashgnan, where an office will be
epoxied this fall.
Particulars of the cloudburst near
Sussex, N.B., on Sunday, show much
damage to the roads and farms. Root
crops were literally washed out of the
ground. bridges destroyed and meadows
inundated. Some farmers are left with
their bare land denuded of all its vege-
tation.
During the month of July the total
exports from the port of Toronto
amounted to $468,371. The principal
items were as follows: Lumber, $54,969;
cattle, 259 head, $2,792; sheep, 21 head,
5855; butter, 13,266 pounds, $1,592;
cheese, 10,058 pounds, $1,545; meats of
all kinds, 1,997,330 pounds, 5198,399;
wool, 225,608 pounds, $43,202; barley,
10,130 bushels, 82,836; flour, 506 barrels,
83,218; liquors, 1,438.34 gallons, $3,353;
wood, manufactured, 810,484.
UNITED ST ETES.
It is stated in Boston that the fate of
the Massachusetts Benefit Sooiety is
sealed.
Missoeri City, near Houston, Texas, is
reported to have been destroyed by a
Dyclone.
At Harris, Ala., a negro who attempt-
ed to assault a young woman was arrested
and lynched.
Albert Harrison, a travelling agent, of
Leeds, England, was thrown from a car-
riage and killed at Catskill, N. Y.
Judge Tuley decided on Friday that
the Chicago ordnance establishing a
vehicle tax, including bicycles, is void.
Dr. Fred, W. Evelyn, of San Francisco,
claims that he has discovered a perfect
drink cure In injootions of horses' blood.
The United States battlesliip Indiana
has sailed from Newport for Halifax,
where she will be docked, .oleaned and
painted.
David Angel, farmer, aged 80, was
killed near Point Peninsula, N. Y. His
horse was stung by bees. Augel was
dragged a mile.
\o information bearing on the selec-
tion of an abitrator for the dispute be-
tween Japan and Hawaii has been re-
ceived by the officials of the Japanese
legation at Washington.
C. S. Parke, M.D., Quebec: "I certify
that I have employed, with marked suc-
cess, the Pheno-Banun or 'Quickcure,'
in burns and certain wounds; and can
thoroughly recommend its employment."
Officials at Washington deny the report
published in Madrid 'that the United
States would undertake the protection
of the Cuban insurgents if the pacifica-
tion of Cuba is not accomplished within
four months.
Mr. A. Booth, of Duluth, Minn., has
protested against the duty of a quarter
cent a pound levied on fish caught in
Canadian waters and brought into the
United States. He will make of the col-
lector's levy a test case.
FOREIGN.
The Japanese Government has ordered
from Germany a nine thousand ton bat-
tleship.
It is stated that a site has been select-
ed in Killarney for a Royal residence in
Ireland.
Trouble bas arisen on the Turko-Per-
sian border, and both Governments are
despatching troops.
The court at Paris has upheld the will
of the late Edmond de Goucuurt, the
distinguished French writer.
In the recent fighting before Fort
Chakdara two thousand seven hundred
of the tribesmen were killed.
The Imperial Government has decided
to build a harbor and graving dock at
Simonstown, in Cape Colony.
The steamer Belgic, with the south
pole exploring expedition on board, will
leave Antwerp on August 15th.
The Carlists expect that Don Carlos
will be at the head of his forces in Spain
before the end of February next.
During the past week London experi-
enced a hot spell, the thermometer in
one instance going up to ninety.
The Emperor and Empress of Germany
arrived at Cronstadt on Saturday, and
were cordially received by the Czar.
Owing to the unexpected bad harvest
the Russian Government intends to pro-
hibit the exnortation, of grain this year.
There has been a veritable epidemic of
suicides in Paris for some weeks past,
the heat adding to the number of cases.
The cloudbursts and inundations which
have devastated the eastern part of Ger-
many have caused a serious loss of life.
The Vatican, including the Pope him
self, is actively engaged in a campaign
to stimulate the revenue from Peter's
pence.
The Gaulois of Paris says that under
the French treaty France will benefit
by any advantage Canada gives Great
Britain.
The Cologne Gazette says that the pro-
posal of Germany for European control
of Greek finances has been accepted by
the powers.
An explosion occurred at the cartridge
factory at Rustcliuk, Bulgaria. Fifty-six
persons were killed outright and many
others were injured.
Michele Angine Gdlli is the name of
the murderer of Premier Canovas of
Spain. Be is a Neapolitan Anarchist,
and committed the crime to avenge the
deaths of the Barcelona bomb -throwers.
The American jubilee fund, which was
started for the purpose of raising money
to establish beds in perpetuity in the
chief London hospitals, has been closed.
The subscriptions amounted to twenty-
one thousand dollars.
Mr. Collingwood Schreiber, ; chief en-
gineer of the Department of Railways
and Canals, has returned from an. fo-
spection of the Soulanges canal. Work is
progressing rapidly, and he expects the
canal will be completed next year,
Rev: Edgar B. Husband,' The Rec-
tory, PaspebiacQuebec, writes: "I have
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great pleasure n testifying to the efficacy,
of 'Quickoure.' I have used it after all
other .remedies 'failed, . and found almost
instant relief. I always keep it with
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Wholesale dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Woollens, Tailors' Trimmings, Men's Furnishings,
&c., invite Dry Goods Merchants and Merchant
,Tailors to inspect their splendidly assorted stock
which is maintained all the year round, eat' elk .4
Overalls,
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Overalls, Shirts, Etc., from our own Factory.
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The Moral Element.
"It must take moral courage to defy
convention as you do,"
The chanteuse gestured deprecatingly.
"At the shrine of art," she answered,
earnestly, "there is no place for the
casuistical distinctions between the moral
and the immoral."
Such was her devotion to the high
ideals of her calling, be it said in pass-
ing, that it had taken no more than six
brief rehearsals with her press agent be-
fore she had become able to say those
things.
Dr. W. Geo, Beers, Montreal, Editor
Dominion Dental Journal, writes: "Dr.
levers has been fortunate enough to pro-
duce a preparation, which really has no
rival, in the Materia Mediea of dentistry.
I have investigated its merits, and find
it, without exception, the most useful
and convenient preparation for the pur-
pose I have inet with. We know very
well, too, that Chemists sell a lot of pre-
parations which do more harm than
good. From personal experience, 'and
the unanimous verdict of Dr. Ievers' con-
freres in Quebec city and Montreal, we
have no hesitation in recommending
Pheno-Banum or 'Quickcure,' not only
as an invaluable addition to dental
therapy, but as a family friend in emer-
gencies, whore one cannot at once reaoh
the dentist."
His Real nlntive.
Storekeeper—Did you ride 'way in here
jes' ter buy that gallon uv whisky, Ab-
ner?
Abner—W'y, eonsarn yes hide, Silas 1
yew orter know I wouldn' leave my farm
right in ther middle uv plantin' an' ride
'way in here just ter buy a gallon uv
whisky. I kein ter town ter day pupus
ter buy my wife a spool uv white cotton
thread, an' gol darn my buttons of I
hadn't clean forgot all about that thread
until you spoke.—Judge.
I have used Pheno-Banum or "Quick -
cure" for sufficient time to thoroughly
test its merits, In cases of ordinary tooth-
ache, from exposed nerve, it is very,
good; especially for children's teeth; in
oases of inflammation of the root mem-
brane, it is also valuable; and unlike
most remedies, the longer I use it, the
better I like it. I should not now wish
to be without it.
CLAYTON W. WELLS, L.D.S.,
Waterloo, Ont.
Different Surroundings.
Dunstan—Is Mrs. Loudleigh the talk
of the seaside as she was of the opera all
winter?
Peters—Oh, yes; but we don't hear
her so plainly here, as the sea makes so
much more noise than Wagner, you
know.
Dr. S. J. Andres, Beaver Hall, Mont-
real, writes: "I have used 'Quickcure'
for many accidents this summer. One
very bad cut from a scythe, was healed
in a wonderfully short time—in one week
cure was complete. For burns and sores,
it is really far better than any remedy I
know of; it is mild and safe to use', and
it makes a spleudid plaster to relieve
pain where Aconite or Belladonna might
be dangerous if absorbed."
Excellent Reasons exist why Dr.
Thomas' Eclectric Oil should be used by
persons troubled with affections of the
throat or lungs, sores upou the skin,
rheumatic pain, corns, bunions, or ex-
terual injuries. The reasons are, that it
is speedy, pure and unobjectionable,
whether taken iuterually or applied out-
wardly.
The Ocean's Capacity.
It has been computed by geographers
that if the sea were emptied of its, wa-
ters, and 'all the rivers of the earth 'were
to pour their present floods into the va-•
cant space, allowing nothing for evapor-
ation, 40,000 years would be required to
bring the water of the ocean up to its
present level.
Dr. Chas. E. Elliott, M.D., Quebec,
surgeon Queen's Own Canadian Hussars,
writes: "I have used Pheno-Banum (or,
'Quickcure') with much success in many
cases of foul and suppurating wounds;
especially in one case following vaccina-
tion, which resisted all treatment for
three months, that was quickly cured, by
four dressings of the above. I am Low
using it in many forms of skin diseases,
and ulcers with apparent benefit."
This is the most enlightened end of
the enlightened. nineteenth century, and
yet in deference to the superstition of
many travelers the number thirteen has
not been used in the numbering of the
staterooms of a recently completed steam-
ship sailing from New York
How's This 2
We offer One Hundred Dollars Seward for
any ease of Catarrh that cannot be enr'ed by
Hall's Catarrh Core.
F. S. CHENEY & CO. Props., Toledo O.
We the undersigned, have known P J.
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him,
perfectly honorable in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any obligations
made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists', Toledo 0.
Welding, Finnan & Marvin, Wholesale Dreg -
gists Toledo, Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken istternall ,, actin
directly upon the blood anti mneous 1acaps o
the tem
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system. Price 76c. gg
per bottle. sold b a�
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The Olin Gas and
Gasoline Engines
THE OLIN ENGINES
FUEL.are made from 2 Horse
Power to 40 Horse Power
and may be run with gas-
oline, manufactured or illuminating
gas, producer or natural gas,
As gasoline is niways an avail-
able and economic•,, t fuel, the Olin
engine was desi; tied with special
reference to its use. The gasoline
is taken from a tank (which mayor;'
be located at e distance from and
below the en :fue) 1 y- a simple pump
For all Power Purposes1
SIMPLEST, STRONGEST,
STEADTFST, MOST ECONOMICAL,
and forced ,)ito a mixing chamber,
which is kept bot by the exhaust,
By this system eve secure a perfect vaporizing of tLe fluid which is
mixed with air in use enterin, the cylinder and a low grade of gasoline may be
used—in fact, aln,uat a kerva.ue.
ADVANTAGES OVER STEAM.
The first cost Is ,less than the cost of ins;ailing a steam plant of equal capacity.
No boiler to keep in repair.
No boiler -(louse or coal storage room required.
No coal, ashes or cinders to cart and handle.
No dirt, dust or soot.
No fire or smoke. (Thersmoke nuisance is abolished).
No steam or water gauges to watch.
No danger of explosion.
No skilled engineer required.
No waiting to get up steam.
No increase in insurance, but in the near future a decrease.
THE OLIN GAS ENGINE MAY BE PLACED ANYWHERE IN YOUR SHOP. IT
REQUIRES VERY LITTLE FLOOR SPACE.
SOLE AGENTSFOR
CANADA, Toronto Type Foundry Co., Ltd.,
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Grappling With the Difficulties.
Caddy—Have you played much golf yet?
Links—Oh, dear, nos I expect to be
ready to play in another year. This sea-
son I am giving to a study of the names of
the things you use in the game.—Boston
Transcript.
An Old Gem Reset.
"Wadsleigh is something of a fisherman,
isn't he?"
"Perhaps he le, perhaps he is, but in
t3usiness matters I always found him per-
fectly reliable. "—Detroit News.
Social Cruelties.
"Why do you have a plush chair on your
piazza in such bot weather, Miss Julia?"
"We have to have it. We always offer
1t to men whom we don't care to have stay
all evening."—Chicago Record.
Filling the Bill.
Visitor—Say, old man, this pioture is
absolutely meaningless.
Artist—I'm glad to hear you say that.
It is an illustration to a magazine poem.
Evidence.
Mrs. Smith—Yes, of course my hus
band has plenty of money now, but he
was pretty hard up when he married me.
Mrs. Brown—He must have been.
If
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West of Winnipeg to and including MooseJaw,
Estevan and Saltcoats.
Frorn all Stations in Ontario, Windsor, Mattawa
and East.
Upon presentation of certificate at destination,
properly filled silt and signed, Ticket for the
return trip will be issued to starting point for
314.00:
saaPull particulars and Leaflet from any Can-
adian Pacific Ry. Argent,
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TEN THOUSAND
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Women
in Canada
use Indurat-
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Pails and Tubs.
They do this heotuse
Indurated Fibreware:
Is boopless, therefore
cannot fall apart; Is seam-
less, therefore cannot leak.
No other kind of Pails and Tubs
possesses these qualities—No other tia
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