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"'Health and Vigor depend upon the
,quality and quantity of the blood."--
Ttumanitarian.
Dr. arson's Tonic
.Ste mach and Constipation Bitters.
A Purely Vegetable Tonic and Bloodl
:Purifier. •Price 50 cents per Bottle,'
If you are not able to obtain It in,your
neighborhood, wo will send to any ad.
dress two bottles upon receiptof ONP
DOLLAR (sue. por bottle) carriage
prepaid.
Pamphlet sent. FREE on; application,
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ME, E HOSPITAL FOR
sc.r SICSICEI CIIIL R1
J?or it Corea for Every Sick Child
in Ontario whose Parents
Cannot Afford to Pay
for Treatment.
The hospital for Sick. Children, College
.street, Toronto, appeals to fathers and
=others of Ontario for funds to maintain
the thousand sick
children that it
nurses within, its
walls every year.
Tho Hospital is
not a local institu
tion—but Provin.
cial. The sink
child from a n y
place in Ontario
who mitt afford to
pay his the same
privileges as the
child livinin Tor -
"ferry wrrla TIER onto and is treated
DOLL. free.
The Hospital had last year in its be&
and cots 1358. patients -331 of these were
from 231 places outside of Toronto. The
cost is
1,37 eta.per .
tick per
• day, and
there
were 133
sick lit-
- Ale 'ones.
a day in Y ,
the Hos-
pi tal,
os-pital. x r'"frt r
Since --
--
It9 fours- "Naw PIUTOIE vagus, JUST
dation •
Ahu1Y.MD.'
the Hospital has treated 12,120 children.
About 8,500 of these were unable to pay
and, wore treated free.
r-.
Your money
can pub -gel
den hinges
en the door
of the
Hospital'
mercy.
Eve ry•
body'sdollnt
may be the
r .Friend itr
y . Need to
Somebody's
chill.
SERVING: T..OMA.1 k a8'r.
Your, dollar may be a floor of hope to
somebody's' child. The Hospital pays out
dividends of health end happiness to suf•
fel is ?'ohildhood on
every dollar that is
paid by friends of
little children.
1f' you know of
any child in your
neighborhood 'who
ie sick or crippled
or . has club feet.,. }vtya
send The parent's,
varve t0. the Hos-
pital.
TWO 01.03Irpa1' CASE:
IN YLA81'Elt
See what con .re dono;,for club -foot cbil-
dken. Tlhdro were 36 like cases lust yea'
and hundreds in 31 years. •
starve ve ereea
Please semi contributions to 3, ROW?
Robertson, Chairman, or to Douglas Davi l -
n, Sec.-�'reii5:, of the Irospital for S'fu
Chiltdren, Collcge a tree t, Toronto.
ESSE QUAM VIDERE?
Scott (grutnbling)---"Women take off
their hats at the theatre, so why can't
they at cpiurch?" • •
Mottr--"Skill •• gran, do you want to
empty the cluirches?"
I•tetilless as a Baby. -••South American
Tttetunr tic Coro strikes t11croot of the
ailment and strikes' it quick: It. • W.
Wright, to Daniel street, 3raekvillo+
Ont„
for twelve years a great sultarer from
rheumatism couldn't wash himself, feed
himself or dress himself, After tieing six
bottles was able to leo to work, rend saysa
"1 think pain has left me forever.' --26
HOW 'If) Ctioos : A HOUSE.
A Few !tints to. Those Who Are 'Thhdre
in of Buying a Wane,.
It is not necessary to be as expert i:n.
order to understand whether a given
house is unfit for occupation. The ques-
ion of ttspeot is not of eon. paramount
importance as is attributed to it in some
quarters, It is wrong to imagine tllat'a'
-honse with a southern aspeot is neces-
sarily healthy, or one withan eastern of
northern aspect unhealthy. All. depends
upon the house itself, its surroundings,
and Ills soil on which it stands.
It is well known that houses standing
on damp • 8011 are very unhealthy, as
damp houses net only give 'rise to such
diseases as rheumatism and neuralgia,
but they render the occupants liable to
become a prey to consumption. The best
soils for building purposes are the loose
sands and gravels,and the worst aro the
different rocks, clays and limestones.
However picturesque a house sur-
rounded and even overhung by trees
may appear to passers-by, it Is'a foot
that such houses are exceedingly liable
lo dampness. The trees .shut nut the
sun end prevent the free, circulation of
the air, 1vy-covered cottages, as a, rule,
are damp and. unhealthy, , The salve
•thing applies . to • houses on banks of
rivers, unless they stand on the slope of
at hill. A great Ileal of vegetation round
a. house is a sign Of damp soil.
• PRACTICAL EPERIENCE.
"Want ar job on the mine,,;el1? Do you
know how to use clytia.mite?"
"Yes, sure. I was a practical anar-
chist for two years, until ze cheap Ger-
man competition los me ze job. I have
blown up much of ze nobility ofEarope "
Moeller Willie, did the grout. toll you
these eggs were fresh? WVillie—l•Ie didn't
any, but.ho told ine to hurry home with
them. .
Her heart like a Polluted Speing.—Mrs.
James Stigler, Pelee Island, Ont.; says:
"I was for Ave years affliotect with ds s-
pepaia, constipation, heart disease and
nervous prostration.. I cured the heart
trouble with Dr. Agnew's Cure for the
.'Ifeart, and the other ailments vanished
like mist. Had relief in half an hour
after the first doso."-27
UNLUCKY CUBA.
it Has Recently Been the. Scene of Hor-
rible Barbarities.
If there is an unlucky spot in this old
globe of ours, it is• surely Cuba. In
most Other places war is a more or less
spasmodic evil; there it is perennial.
Discovered in 1.02 by Columbus, who
thought 'it "the most beautiful country
it had ever been his lot to look upon,"
it quickly becamethe scene of merciless
raids by armed adventurers, by whoi-n
the original population was .practically
destroyed.
Later
on,the buccaneers matte war
upon the Spanish settlers, and very
nearly wiped them out of existence in
their turn, even the Cityy of`Havan'a itself
being stormed and taken by the arch -
pirate Morgan, whose savage followers
committed atrocities unmentionable
upon the unfortunale inhabitants.
Next cane rebellions of the slaves im-
ported from Africa, and these were put
down with fire and sword; or. ratherain
the case of the prisoners, with sword
and fire, for. these wretched beings were
invariably lopped and mutilated in the
most, horrible Branner, Before being
burned at the slake in the principal
square of Havana;
Cruelty beefs cruelty, however. and
,the memory of such unmentionablehor-
rors does not readily die, as the Span-
iards found to their cost Tater. The
Creole insurrection, which began in
1850, was marked' by almost as much
savagery as anything, that had gone be-
fore; and as late as 1801, not only was
no quarter given on either side, but
torture of prisoners preparatory to exe-
culion -vas regarded as quite a mater
ofscourle:"' •
The Americans., when they intervened,.
slopped, or were supposed to have
stopped, such savagery, :as this; but in
-
1.507, ellen Guise. was captured by the I
insurgents—mostly escaped convicts
under Calixto Garcia. scores of wounded
prisoners were deliberately roasted to
death over'. slow. ;fires -
And [Lis is the land they have chris-
tened "The Pearl of. the Antilles"!
£APFED . HANDS..
Z:1,1„I-Bf K THE DEALER.
At this Season chapped hands, chit -
blains, rough, red skin, and other ef-
fects of We cold ars rimy common; and
Tam -Duk, the folnely Healer, is in great
demanri.
Miss E, Brown, of Markham, .says:
"I certainly prink ,am -Bute the finest
balm in the world. I used it for chap-'
ped [lentis, and it made them as smooth
and -soft as a baby's hand. My uncle
Ilan
also tried it and found 11 wonderful"
Mrs. M. A. Doyle, of \\'ickson Ave-
nue, Toronto, says: "My son used Zam-
13uk it r file first place for chapped hands
and colcl-sores. I•Ie foundit so good that
we now -always keep a supply in the
house, and use it -'for cuts, bruises,
burns, etc. 11 is wonderful how soon
ease comes after Zam-Buk is applied to
a sore or injury!"
Not pnl,y for chapped hands, cold -
sores, chilblains, etc., but for cuts, brui-
ses, ulcers, running sores, blood-pois-
oning, festering wounds, abscesses,
pimples and otupttons.olc., Zam-l3ulc is
0 COLT. • It also cases the pain.•ancl
sinal iltelrif files, and stops the bleed,,
ing. 11 will close old wounds and
sores which have defied all outer treat-
ment. l,ubbcd well in over the parts af-
fected it cures rhe lntatitn, neuralgia,
setatica; it: eases tightness and aching
chest in cases of colds and chills.
'[hemagic Healer can be obtained' Of
f
all
t Oc. a box, at' est
1, druggists tt 5
a ,p
free tmuti tha L.un•p'3uk Co.,Toronlo,
upon receipt cf prow,. G boxes for
Can it truly be said of any other book
Than Webster's .Interl ational'Dietonary
that it ,i•e:---lite Standard. of the Federal
and State Courts? The Standard of the
Government t'•1'fnllllg Otliee? Tile Basis
of nearly all the Schoolbooks in the
c0ultlry? ludorsed, by every State
School Superintendent? Universally ee-
eomMerldod by. College Presidents and
,F::iaucators? Adhered to as a Standard ly
over,. 00 per ;cent. of the Newspapers?
Reliable, Indispensable; Complete, Scl-
entitle, 'Practical, Popular, The ,Safe
Guide for a-i?rofossloilal Man, -Business
Marr, Toaeher. and •Student?' Should
you not oran sued a book? Look else-
where for advertisement in this paper;
SATIS VI�Ci13013EA7.'
"But' I have talked long enough;" said
the windy orator, looking at his watch.
"Keep on!" shouted a disgusted audi-
tor. "You'll say soinctthing. after a
whit el"
IIAVE YOU PILES?
Dr. D.L
e ha'
on udts float -Reid is an inter-
nal' l einedy that entirely removes the
cause of 'Piles, and cures to stay cured
any case, no matter how long standing,
If you have Piles, and Dr. Leonliardt's
Heal -Reid will not cure you, you get
your money back.
A thousand dollar Guarantee goes
with every bottle of Mem-Heid sold.
$1.00 'All dealers, or The Wilson,
Pyle Co., Limited, Niagara Falls, Ont.
A lady n•rites; "I was enabled to re-
move the corns, root and branch, by
the use of Holloway's Corn Cure."
Others who have tried it have the same
experience.
OII, WHO?
Oli, who shall show the happy way
For nian to live from day to day?
tie works until his strength gives out,
Or else he loafs' and gets the gout.
Yes, it Is humlttutin2 to have a skin covereri
with foul eruptions, Ib is painful, too. Why not
end the trouble and restore your skin to its nat.
erg fairness With Weaver's Cerate2
RIVAL CANDIDATES.
"I understand your opponent isn't
very popular," said the.- family friend.
-"You bet he isn't," replied the can -
dale le
andalele for office. "Why, that fellow
rnuld:i't even get a laudatory -sentence
on his tombstone."
EATING CAUSED AGONY
HEALTH RESTORE. -BY BILEANS.
Mrs. J. Whitfield, of Swan Lake, says:
"Bileans have done ale a wonderful
amount of gond. I can hardly describe
flow bad is telt before I took them. I
could not eat but that it caused pain.
There was a constant sensation of tight-
ness in my side, aid my liver was en-
tirely oat of order. ` I could not -sleep
al nights, suffered also from kidney
trouble, and was altogether, rundown. -
1 had been ailing in this way for years,
and it is gratifying to find that Bileans
were equal to my case"
Bileans have been called "a woman's
medicane" because of their exceptional
fitness for the various ailments pculiar
to the sex, as well as ,for liver disord-
ers and stomata ailments generally.
Unlike most liver and stomach medi-
eincs, Bileans coakiin no bismuth, mer-
cury or any mineral whatever. They
are purely vegetable.
Likans are absolutely unequalled for
female ailments and irregularities, con-
stipation, piles, anaemia, debility, rheu-
matism, blood impurities, etc. They
torso up ,the system and enable ft to
throw off colds and chills, strengthen
girls just emerging into womanhood,
and speedily restore energy end
strength to il5os who are rundown:
Of all druggists at 50c. a box, cr
Post free from the Lilcan Co., Toronto,
en receipt of price. .6 boxes' for 22.50.
A NATIONAL ARMY.
What Great Britain Necds is an Armet"i
People.
Speaking a short time ago in London,
England, ,before the Ct ly Liberal Club,
Major Scicy, M. P., laid down the pro-
position that reductions in tie. regular
infantry of the line, whether .popular or
unpopular, are absolutely essential The
progress of civilization and the special-
ization of industry -have made it more
and more difllbult for any man to and
employment who has not learnt a trade,
with the result that an appalling pre
portion of the 'vagrants and inmates of
workhouses aro ex -army men. About
half, of the vagrants in Irelanel, on the
authority of .'a. Royal Commission, are
ex -soldiers, more than a . thousand, ex-
clusive of militiamen, having. beenad-
mitted to the wor'khouses last January.
When -ono reflects on the nature of
the special danger to health, apart from
the difficulty of learning a trade, which
must beset the foreign service soldier,
it is neither more not; less than a scan-
dal that, provision should not be made
for Trim, To set things right will .cost
money, and as in the near future more
money niust be. spent on each man, it
le necessary no less for the welfare of
the soldier then for the well-being of the
empire that there should be a reduction
of lite line. Stii1 another reason for
Ibis is that attention must be centred
more upon those parts of the army
which it takes longest to make, notably
artillery and cavalry, and these are far
more costly than the infantry arm.'
The Major had no heSitatton in say-
ing that the true path to pursue was
to aim fit creating gradually by building
up out; of existing 1rlateria.Is a national
arlrly, complete in all arms, on the vol-
untary principle, end on a home defence
basin --an army of men who remained
civilians and engaged in civilian Barn pur-
suits, While Still Iii i
r
s ld n time to
l
;
.
and organize lo_dcfend theft cotmtrys
ilbei lies. Their should he two armies,
but only' two, a ,small foreign service
army and . the armed people.,
TttWSC OUSE'S CAME,
old-time scotch Corrector to be V -Sed in.
Manchester Schools,
The lawse has tra'clled stunt 1're111
its
native Sootland to .correct the oiling
schoolboys of Manchester, England.;
Under a regulation of the alanellee-
tee Education Committee, which curve
into force recently, and has since been
the subject of much criticism, only head-
insteps
ead-i nsters of public elementary schools are
permitted to 'inflict corporal punishment
upon refractory soholars, arid the tawsc
has ' been substituted for the 'cane.
Tho Manchester variety as a triple
tongued strip of fairly hard leather, and
really looks a more formidable weapon.
from the boys' point of view than the.
dreaded cans which it has superseded.
Many ,of the headmasters also regard
the, new corrector with a certain amount
of diffidence. They are under the im-
pression that there is more risk of hurt-
ing a boy seriously with It than .there
is with the cane.
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW.
Plan of the Pac'fic Coast Securities
Company Absolutely Safer
The old idea of "nothing new under
the :sun" is completely put to flight by
the Pacific Coast Securities Company of
Portland, Oregon, in handling the stock
of the Sea Island Copper Company,
This Company, whose officers are
business, inch of, many years' experience
have 'perfected a plan whereby the in-
vostor's money is under his own con-
trol and he docs' iter take the stock un-
til earnings and accrued dividends are
satisfactory. A - new booklet, "Some-
thing to Set You. Thinking," has just
been issued for fres distribution, and
it is valuable to anyone contentplating.
investment in corporate enterprises.
SAW IT COMING..
11e -"Their marriage was a complete
surprise, wasn't it?" '
She—"Not to those of us who knew
the bride."
As the 011 Rubs in the Pain Rubs Out.
—Applied to the seat of a pain in any
part of the body the skin absorbs the
soothing liniment under brisk friction
and the ,patient obtains almost instant
relief. The results of the use of Dr.
Thomas'. Eelectric Oil have surprised
many who were unacquainted Willi its
dualities, and once known it will not i;e
rejected. - Try it.
She—Clarence, just think of 111 Five
weeks from to -day, and we shall be
married. Ile—Well, let's be happy while
we may!"
ITCH, Mange. Prairie Scratches and
every fornt of contagious Itch on human
or animals cured in 30 minutes by Wol-
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Itnever fails.
Att i
the time of his marriage a man
thinks he is getting a better half, but
later on he may discover that he has
a counterfeit on his hands.
A Veteran's Story.—George Lewis, of
Shamokin, Pe., writes: 'I am eighty
years of age. I have been troubled with
Catarrh for ,fifty years, and in my time
have used a great many catarrh cures,
hut never had any relief until I used Dr.
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. Ono box
cured me ompletely." 50 cents. -25
"I am very sorry to hear, Captain
Salter, that yourwife left you so tin -
ceremoniously. « iffy mistake, sir. r
tc'ok her for a male and she proved to
he a skipper."
The Demon, Dyspepsia. — In olden
limes it was a popular belief that de-
mons moved invisibly through dile am-
bient air. seeking to enter into glen and
'troubl'e thein. At the present day the
deuton, dyspepsia, is at large in the
same way, seeking habitation in those
who by careless or unwise living invite
him. And 'once the enters a man it is
difficult to disla'dge him. I3e that finds
himself so possessed shortie know that
a valiant friend to dobattle for him with
the unseen foe' is Parnmelee's Vegetable
Pills, which are ever ready for the
trial.
A fool and his money are seen .part
ed --nand a:wise man soon dies and his
heirs take .What , the lawyers leave. So
take your choice.
Imitations Abound, but insist upon getting
the genuine, 'True D do L" Menthol Plaster. It
has stood the test of years. It euros aches and
pains quicker than any plaster.
The darkest hour is just when your
chickens are disappearing.
Worms derangethewhole system.
Mother Graves' \Vorm Extermfiia or de-
ranges worms and gives rest to the suf-
ferer. It only costs 25 cents to try it
and be convinced. -
1I -IE REASON.
Mrs: homer—"I can't understand
rutty
that woman who just moved next door
spends so Hauch timeivith her pet dog."
Mr. Homer-"01it then you haven't
seed her husband."
olsobomoommotooramesoorruse
Your.•rut
�=
M.
yodor
Can cure your Cough or Cold,
no question about that, but --
why go. to all the trouble and
inconvenience of looking him up,
and then of havinghispreseriptfon
filled, when you can step into any
drug store in Canada and obtain
a bottle of SHILOH'S. CURE
for a quarter.
Whyy a two to
p five dollars
when a twenty-five cent
bottle of SHILOHi11 cure you
as quickly?
., w
Why not do as hundreds of
thousands of ' Canadians have.
done for the past thirty -:four
years : let SHILOH be your doer
tor whenever a Cough or Cold
appears.
SHILO.HI will cure you, and all
druggists back up this statement
with a positive guarantee,
The next time you have a
Cough or Cold cure it with
rvt
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COLTSFOOTE EXPECTORANT
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TLordsanda of sufferers havekeen e*ntatxett1i cure
» , . ..x di�yth9.evv!ot►der-
ful remedy and thankfully write to: tell us so. Keep It in the house anci use it for
Collds, Cott i>its, Crean!, WInoolsk¢tg Cough, ACAlbnna and all TlarOttat
and Lung troubll+e0.
Your drugwiat not only keeps it but reeonitil'neuds 11.
Price, 25 Beats.
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You don't require to be an expert to teli the difference between the
G ntii a Acme
and the -imitation. The genuine has the word "Acme"—our registered trade
mark—stamped on the runner. Beware of inimilatfons.
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A postal card brings our Catalogue "G," which contains complete rules of
the game of I-Iookey.
rIST Arirs'+n—P.
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HAVE YOU SEEN?
Tti E.
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In Lightness, Durability, Speed and the
Neatest en ice.
CANADA CYCLE & MOTOR CO., Limited, Toronto Junction, Ont.
For sale by prominent hardware Dealers.
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SO DIFFERENT.
"lin is perfectly lovely—so different
from any man .I ever met."
"He must have proposed to you."
Sudden 'transition from a hot io a cold
temperature, exposure to rails, silting in
a draught, unseasonable substitution of
light far heavy clothing, are fruitful
causes of colds and the resultant cough
so perilous to persons of weak lungs.
Among the many medicines for bron-
chial disorders so arising, there is none
Letter than Bickle's Anti-Consiimptive
Syrup. Try it and become convinced.
Price 25 .cents.
AT THE AGENCY.
"Did you` bring your references with
you?"
"No, mum. Did you?"
Under the Nerve Lash --The torture and
torment of the victim of nervous prostra-
tion anti nervous debility no one can
rightly estimate who has not been under
the ruthless lash of these relentless hu-
man foes. 01. Williams, . of i'ordwlch,
Ont., was for four years a nervous wreck.
Six bottles of South American Nervine
worked a miracle, and his doctor con,
firmed it. -28
When your neighbor begins to boast
of his honesty it's up to emu to get
busy and put an extra bolt on your_.
back door.
The, heat :of tate Tropics fadesro•y cheeks.
It takes away the energy. "Serrovim" is the
best tonic- to brace yea up. It stimulates the
System. 11 makes the weak strong. It is pleas-
ant to take. Au druggists sell it.
Every wonan is firmly; convinced
that she earns the- money -every time
she purchases a dollar article for 08
cents.
A Magic Pill.—Dyspepsia is a foe with
which wpm are constantly grappling,
but cannot exterminate.' Subdued, and
to all appearances' vanquished in one
it makes its appearance in another di
rection. In many the digestive appara-
tus is as delicate as the • mechanism of
a watch or scieniille instrument in
which even a breath of air will knake.
a variation. With such persons disord-
ers of the stomach ensue from the most
t°ivial causes and cause much suffer-
ing. To these Parmelee's Vegetable
fills aro recommended as mild and
sure.
Once In agreat while a woman gets
so angry at her husband that she even
refuses to talk back.
Loss of Flesh, cough,.and pain on the chat,
may Sot moan oonsuinption, but are bad signs.
Allen's Lung. Balsam loosens and heals t
cough: Not a grain of opium 3n it.
IdIIMAN PICTURE GALLERY.
A walking portrait gallery has been
arrested In Tunis, where ho had long
been wanted as a deserter from. the
French army. The name of the human
picture show' is Sarthe. On entering the
police -station be removed all his cloth-
ing, and said, "Observe my skin, You
sha'n't have 11; it is worth its weight in
gold." Ori his chest were tattooed Ave
pictures of ladies, in color, blowing
kisses to a. cavalier. On his tight side
Saralee has the portraits of President
Loubet and the Shalt of Persia shaking
hands. On his left side are Mme, Yvette
Guilbert and Mayol, the .music -hall:
Singer, S.a.rth.ee ba
this treated
in pure
-
]Yde olatle style, rather after the man-
ner
a vner
of Boucher. Podgy cupids are re-
presented in garlands of rosebuds, and a
scroll of flowers rens up and down
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Sarthe's spine
ir" LAMP CIL
Ecollortri
Sarrda
USE prig
White
,No real need tobuy the more expensive
oils if GOOD BURNER is used.
and KEPT CLEAN.
If you want a BIG LIGHT -Tiaras oa
FOUR GAS JETS IN ONE—
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AN IMPORT.INT QUESTION.
IIe was an impecunious, seedy, out-
at -the -elbows peraen, and the dueler
when he prescribed for him, knew ',ot-
ter than to expect a fee.
"For the inflamed eyes," said the bono-
volent physician., "dissolve as much Ler-
ache arid as yea can put on a ten -cent
psi cr, in half a glass of water,"
"Tisk you, doctor," murmured the
patient, turning away. A moMeat toter,
however, the office door was opened
and the patient sidled in.
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ating 3 r.i l ', . "where do I get , the lell-
ccnt piteid"
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