Exeter Advocate, 1913-1-16, Page 7d Pains in Back,
Wdc, and Gies
,yuffer+i1
for . Weeka€, Ant Finc}iiy
Found t111Itd w QKlicla, Sure t Relief.
Queen Quiokly blr neerviena.'"
'o atrmneer prod of the won
Ilterf i1 merit of Nerviliee could be
)sreduesc•+d than the letter of Miss
ticy Mosher, sdho for years has
been a well-knovrn resident of
Windsor, N. S.
"I want to 'add my unsolicited
testimony to the efficacy a o your
wonderful liniznont,; 'Nerviliee.I
consider it the best remedy for a
cold, sole throat, wheezing tight-
ness in the chest, ate., and can
Oatesthat
been without laleryour home
lla f".
care of their .eixlployes. T Liusi-
p ci h nese men are learning that well-fed,
pev
4zad a dreadful attack of cold, that well -clothed inen and women work-
ing
1- it 1?rd
e t
�; i to 1 vers a,t
in in well l h d w
g g ,
quaff+tens and on ,schedules arranged
ln' .accordance with 'o'er modern
knowledge of •psychology and phyte
iol gy, actually turn out more
work and better work then under-
paid, diseoxltented' help, working
under_ nneormfortable and insani-
tary.c•QnditionS.
At hitt; iJaappllless Li
uiDliaatita Ar sats,
t
well /nen ie worth inure• than a
1 . s
sil:lw; xilllii, from tk purely bu€� nes
;saint a,�f view, A eiriitenti., happy
aV<rznan til ill 4ti more ane better
work than ere() who is discontented
and unhappy. Sickness ie a. meter-
ial ),iabllity, health a realizable
ocatenerciel asset, Thew) are facts
realized by life illtsuranoe 'enpau-
ies, which have f Bend that they can
incr'ea'se their dividends faster by
cutting down the death -rate than
by increasing sales *.or by reducing
�expen'se e,
Employers' of large numbers of
human ana,chinee are relilixing the
eurpiising fact that, as a, cold busi-
ness pro'pesitioii, it pays, not in
;sentiment, but in dollars, to take
settled on mychest,
that fourteen
f
teen
different remedies couldn't break
up. I rubbed on Nerviline three
times' a day, 'used Nerviline as a
restor-
ed.
wasco
m stet to
x a
adl
1 and gargle, A y
ed. I 'have induced` dozens of uVy
friends to use Nerviline, and they
e,re ell delighted "with.,.its wonder-
ful power over peen' and sickness,
"You are , at liberty to publish
this signed. letter, which I' hope
will show the way to health to.
many that need to use Isierviline.
(Signed) "LUCY MOSHER."
All sorts of aches, pains, and eef-
ferings—internal and external --
yield to Nerviline. Aeoept no
substitute. Large family size bot-
tles, 50c. trial size; 25c., at all
dealers, or the Catarrhozone Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y., and Kingston, Ont.
COBRA COMES AS A GUEST.
oiiian-' Saves ger Life by Rare
Preemies of Mind.
An Englishman ' in travelling
through Ceylon was the guest of a
dockyard offieial of Triueomalie,
tiara an exchange.
. "The dinner was excellent," he
says, "but when it was about halt'
t'
over I was etartled by hearing the
wife of my host tell the native ser-
vant to place a bowl of milk on a
deerskin near her chair.
"Although she spoke as calmly
as if • giving an ordinary. .'order, I
knew at once there . was a snake
lacanevr,here in the room, for they
prefer' milk to anything else. As a,
hasty movement might have meant
certain: death, we all sat like eta-
toes; but, for all that my eyes were
inspecting every cook and corner
with, a peep under the table. How-
ever, it was not until the milk ivas
the
_placed on the deer skin and
enake appeared: And then to our.
amaeerent alarge cobra uncoiled
itself from my hostess's ankle and
glidedtoward the bowl, when, of
course, it was immediately killed,
f`But just Laney the terve' of the
wamaxi, though she fainted when
tEe thing lay dead on the floor.
Howmany could have remained
motionless ' under : suoh Mecum -
stances 2"
le
MAY SOLVE LIVING PROBLEM.
A Fruit Tree Called the Avocado.
Grows in Mexico.'
Meat is still going •up in price,
but this fact need not worry house,-
ives much longer, for a new food
produce has been discovered by
'Verne agricultural experts, says
•Peareon's Weekly`
'• i sis _ is •
�.. This ' netiy. product, which
;aimed. will help to solve the quo -
ion
tion of theincreasiiig east, of living,
:.is a fruit tree called. the Avocado,
growing in.,M•exico.
The fruit of the tree is pear-
`ehaped, but the queer part, about it
,is that it is composed of the sub-
.'stanee•s which are to be found in
meat.
It contains about 20 per cent.of
fat, .nd many other ingredients of
rgreat food value, and itis said that
bine "good-sized "meat" pear ha
uite "sufficient o niake ai meal ..f:o'r
he .average man.
Some experts have grown quite
nthusiastic about it ; it is far su-
erior to the banana, they say, and
s, in fact, "the most :valuable
ruit known,"
The natives of Mexico live almost
ntirely an: the Avocado, and it is.
oped that with a eufficient supply
f the trees the world could do
way with Meat entirely.
if this does happen. how vegetal --
ns will welcome it l
The reason ..why the fruit is so
tele known at present is because
is grown nowhere on a large
le, what few trees there are
ow round the huts of the natives,
ere', they f1ouriah'with little care,
} afford o-asy meals for the indo-
tn owners,
Ii 'or thes,e: reasons large corpora-
tions are ispending money liberally
in play -grounds, resterooms, librar-
1es, gymnessiums, . 'sanitary lunch:•
rooms, moving -picture shows, -safe-
ty devices, ventilating systems and
similar devices for the well-being
and enjoyment of their employes.
If one asks these men why they are
doing these things, they will dis-
claim any charitable or philanthro-
pie motive. "This isn't charity,"
said one. fixni, "we want that clearly
understood. This . is simply good
business management and ,common
sense."
DREADED TO E.T.
A Quaker Couple's Experience.
How many persons dread toeat
their meals, although actually
hungry nearly all the time ?'
Mature never intended this should
be so, for we ;are given a thing
called appetite that should guide
us as towhat the system needs at
any time and can digest.
But wesget in . a hurry, swallow
our food very much as we shovel
coal into the furnace, and .our
.senses of appetite becomes unna-
tural and perverted. Then we eat
the wrong 'kind of food or eat too
much, and there yon are—indiges-
tion and its accompanying miseries.
An Eastern lady said:
"My husband and I have been
sick and nervous for 15 or 20 years
from' drinking coffee—feverish, indi-
gestion, totally unfit, a good part
of the. time, for woror pleasure.
We actually dreaded to eat our
meals, (Tea is just as 'injurious,
because it contains caffeine the
same drug found in coffee,)
"We tried doctors and patent
medicines that counted up into.
hundreds of dollars, with little if
any benefit.
"Accidentally, a small package•
of Posture came into my hands. 1'
made some according to directions,
with surprising results. We both
liked it and have not used any so'f-
fee' since. •
"The dull feeling after meals has
left us and we feel better . every
way. We are 'so well satisfied with
Postum that we recommend it to
our friends who have bCen made
sick and nervous and miserable by
coffee." Name given upon request.
Read the little book, "The Road to'
Wellville, ' in pkgs.
Postum now comes in concen-
trated, powder form, called In-
stant Postum. It is prepared by
stirring a`level teaspoonful in &cup
of hot water, adding sugar to taste,
and enough cream to bring the
color to golden brown.
Instant ;.Postum is convenient,
there's no waste; and the flavor is
always s in
1 4Tn.
Sold by grocers -
50 -cup tin 30 ,des., 100 -coup tin 50 ets.
A 5 -cup trial tin mailed for gro-
ocr's name and 2 -cent stamp for
postage. Canadian Postum Ce-
real 'Co., Ltd., Windsor, Ont.
ainful Corns Removed
By New Painless itegnedy
You're a Chump to suffer •a day longer
•Everyone of those etinaing'cor'ns can be
eacefully and ryuiokly reaawved by paint.
big on Putnami'a Corn Ex-
tiractor, It's really a mar-
vel hetir Pattern's Ex-
t;reetor nixes out the pain,
1 w it, draws Out the titlre-
neap, 2ibw it lifts the eorn
right out by the coro, It
is to xteet, clear 140a that
n'a 7 xtractbt does -00 ;rsilaedY ;tlo
- mere •i N $o. b06t16 trf hut.
o for --Cold sad -iedoodnntelitlod
,
HE C4UlO NOT
SLEEP AT MOTS
TILL l a FQLN» RELIEF I;ti.
DQDD'S KIDNEY was.
Fria, Swanson, of Saskatchewan,
seryls a utcssage. orf cheer to tease
who feel the weariness and d1s'.
erxl#1'agclilt'ut that +;it>mos from
broken rest.
Macklin, Sask., Jan, 13 (Special),
-Those who stiffer from ,sleepless
nights and get up in the morning
feeling tired and disoourege4 will
find renewed hope in the statement
made by Fred Swanson of this
plane. : He could nob sleep et nights.
He discovered the -cause. It was
Kidney trouble.: He discovered she
'
iI
•r .oc1 i n•C Ii lis.
celei D d
Its sKd
y
"Yes," Mr. Swanson ewe in an
interview regarding his ease, "I
was troubled with ray Kidneys' for
J of
adth a. ticoudn
year, b
overa y , so
sleep at nights. After . using one
box 'of Dodd'e Kidney Pills I found
great relief. Four boxes removed
all my pain and nowI sleep well
and 1 am as strong in any Kidneys
as any loam."
If the Kidneys are wrong .the
blood becomes •clogged with impuri-
ties and natural rest is an impossi-
bility. ,Sarong, healthy- Kidneys
mean pure blood, new life all over
the body and that delightful rest
that is the sweetest thing in life.
Dodds ,Kidney Pills always make
otrong, healthy Kidneys.
Grim Prospect.
According to Prof. Fisher, of
Yale University, by the year 4000
the average span of human life will
be about 250 years, People will
then, we imagine, be mare nervous
than ever of marrying,
Mir/aril's Liniment, co., Limited.
Gentlemen, -Last winter I received great
benefit from the use of MINARD's LINI-
MENT ha a severe attack of LaGrippe, and
I have frequently proved it to be very ref-
festive in oases of Inflammation.
Yours,
HUTCHINSON,
now1iy
Is CorniugOut!
Rith
oi�u�a Soap
andIiit1ellt
Tonight rub your scalp lightly with
Cuticura Ointment. In the morn-
ing shampoo with Cuticura Soap,
No other emollients do'somuch for
dry, thin and, falling hair, dandruff
and itching scalps, or do itsospeed-
ly,' agreeably and economically.
Full directions in every package.
Gutlnaa:Scan and Ointment ate said tbroulihout
the world, A liberal sample or each, with -i2-page
booldot on the .care .and treatment of the akin and
acatp, sent poat.rrce. Address Potter i3rug,ft Cher,
Corn,, Dept. 1713. Beaton. G. S. A.
Q1JPEN ALEXANDRA'S . TACT.
In the bright days of her reign at
Buckingham Palace it name to the
knowledge of Queen Alexandra that
ene of the housemaids, who had for
some years been in the Royal.Ber-
vice, iiad differed severely over an
affair of the heart.
Queen Alexandra sent for the
'girl, and after learning all about
the matter, consoled her and sent
her off to Sandringham for a
change.
Then her Majesty summoned the
Co111iug Iiigh.
"This increased cost of living is
something terrible," said the young
man, as he paid the third install -
went an the engagement ring.
PILES CURED? IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
Your druggist will refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itch.
ing.. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in
6 to 14 days. 50c.
Why.
"She looks so discontented and
dissatisfted."
"No wonder, she has a husband
who geta her everything she
wants!"
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, Eto.
More Than. They Thought of.
"r. Pigg is altogether too _lit-
era;M."
"How so 1"
"The last time he was at my
house I told him to make himself •
thoroughly at home, and in less
than five minutes he had quarreled
with my -wife, kicked the cat out of
doors, discharged the cook, spankeli
the baby, and told me 1 was a fool."
"A Little Sermon.
"1 don't profess to know much,"
remarked the .'Cheerful Idiot, "but
I have discovered that anything
you get for nothing is worth just'
what you paid for it."
Oniy One "gltOMO QUININE"
That is LAXA'T'IVE] BROMO QUIN i
Look for the signature of E. W. GROVE.
Cures a Cold in One Day. ,Cures Grip 'n
Two Days. 25e, ,
Wily Called, Influenza.
Influenza,derives its name from an
Italian word meaning influence. It
was thus entitled by the Italians in
the seventeenth century because
they attributed: the disease to the
influence of the stars. . A very cem-
tno'n belief is that inflttenza is tt
comparatively modern disease, dis-
associated from a general class by
Loiter day medical men, but this is
far from, being the case, for the ill-
ness ,has been mentioned by ancient
writers as far :.back es the four-
teenth century, there being records
-of' its appearance in France in 131.1
and 1403 "'
More than 300,000 ineeriago aro
registered annually ixi. the tlmted
Kingdom.
w�t"p�V'as�s'rlS,"'"'"' Try famine Eye' Remedy
°` "� 1•to Smarting -Feels Pine --Ante taufcl<ly,
Trytt forlded,Wgak,•Natory>v`Yosand
Ye el 1� Granutated Tyehda, Illuatrateadd Book'
in each Paakntre. MV?i1N] is cow
Eyess pounded b our Oonitets—nota"Patent
.f>` medicineutused insnceeestulns!-
Need
eed eladnatadoh!et y
a
eamlsw
Urug letaattit-iteperbottle. roles
a re nye Salve in aseptic Tubes, t5e-see,
Maine Eye Remedt Co.; Chicaaa
"Why don't you give your wife
an allowanco..I" "I did once, and
she spent it before I could borrow
it back." •
Minard's Liniment Cures Carget In Cows,
1,S'o Room.
"Bertie," said the hospitable
hostess at a Sunday' School treat,.
"won't you eat some more cook-
ies f, i
"1 can't. I'm full 1" sighed Bar -
tie.
"Well, then, put some in your.
Pockets."
"1 can't. They're full, `too,"
was the regretful answer.
Queen Alexandra.,
cele Selttanrl.a' o Englti`sh Parson.
to Make People good.
e -
or, Yt-�,fta wa
f the more �a t 1
Soxne o y
parts afCornwall, England, d,
cum
offer manysingular eights to the
visitors. None of these is more
curious, however, than that which
is. •to be ee'enin the stall Village of
r. of the
V'�ixyan; in the�alolitliern part
county.
On each side Di ,the main roads
which lead 'to the group of cottages
clustered ,eround the church there
are to be 'seen'o•Crtain queer look-
ing round houses, each surmotmted
by across. `.Chore •cottages, .accord-
ing to a writer isi the Wide 'World,
were built with the object of lseep-
izig the devil out of the village.
More than a hundred years age
the vioar of the parish wets a cer-
tain Jeremiah
er-taineremia,h. Twist, a. parson who
seems to have been a. most worthy
man, though curiously supersti-
tious. In spite of all his endeavors
to make his parishioners good it
seems that the village folk did not
improve very rapidly, and he de-
cided that soanetllnd mustmustb e done
to right matters.
Accordingly, after much cogita-
tion, the famous round houses were
built. With these in position, pro-
tested by their crosses, it was urged
that the Evil One 'multi ;not dare
to enter, the village and therefore
all would be well in Veryan. Whe-
ther the good vieer',s hopes were
realized it. is unfortunately impos-
s.ible to say, but the houses stand
to -day as a singular instance of rt
attempt to baffie the powers of
darkness.
errant lover, who also held aflo-
ra-Odaposition in the Palaee. After
a kindly and tactful homily, Queen
Alexandra, with humorous tact,
Sand -
couple
wawa
Royal
sent the young man also to
ringham.
Very shortly thereafter the
returned to town, and there
wedding sequel, with the
blessing,
Over one-half of the entire popu-
lation of the world are }inhabitants
of Asia.
Weary Tiredness
Changed to Vigo
That Played -Out Feeling .Was
Quickly .Remedied and Realty
Restored.
Story of a Merchant Who Almost Lost
His Business and His Health Througi
Neglecting Early Symptoms of Ells
ease.
"My life for years has been o
sedentary character," writes T. B.
Titchfield, head of a well -know
firm. in Buckingham. "Nine hour
every day I spent at office wor
and took exercise only en Sunday
I disregarded the symptoms of ill
hearth, which, were ,all too appar
ent to my family. I grew thin
then pale, and before long I wa
jaundiced—eyes and skin were yel
low, my strength and nerve en
ergy were lowered, and I was quit
unfitted for business.' In the morn
ing a lightness in the hexad, part
cularly when I bent over, made m
very worried about my health. Mos
of the laxative medicines T fours
weakening, and knowing that 1 h
to be at business every day I ne
looted myself rather than risk fur
ther weakness. Of course I gre
worse, but by a happy chance I b
gan to use Dr. Hamilton's Pills.
was forcibly struck by the fact th
they neither caused griping no
nausea, and it seemed incredibl
that pills could tone, cleanse an
regulate the system without cousin
any unpleasant after effects. D
Hamilton's Pills acted with
just as gentle as nature they gav
new life to my liver, strengthene
'my stornach, and won me back
perfect .good health. My skin.
'clear, dizziness has disappeare
and my appetite, strength, spiri
are perfect.
Refuse anything offered you
stead of'' Dr. Hamilton's Pill
which . are sure to cure. Sold
25c. boxes, five for $1.00 at
druggists and storekeepers; or pos
paid from the Catarrhozone Co
Buffalo, N. Y., and Kingsto
Canada:
To Aid Gliiva Agriculturists.
SPEND THE WiNTER IN CALIFORNIA.
Attractive
noted
via. i11 be q
rates w
at
variable routes, affording the finest scen-
ery. The Los Angeles Limited, leaving
Chicago
'daiiY i0.
15
p.m. for Southernern
Cali-
fornia,
the; San Francisco Overland Lim"
iter. leaving' Chicago 8:30 p.m., less than
three days en route, provide the beat of
everything in railway travel, The China
and Manan Mail leaves Chicago daily at
10:45 p.m. for San Francisco and Loa An-
geles. Illustrated literature on applica-
tion to 73, 11.'Bennett G. A., Chicago and
North Western ley., 48 Yonge St,, Toronto,
Ont.
Foreign waiters the number of
s in
3,000 annually find situatti on
Engi and.
Minard's Liniment Cures D€phtheria,
Ris Size.
Old Gent --"Gentle dis esiti
on .
'Why,,he'wants to bite the head off
every dog he meets. You've -swind-
led me!'
Fancier --•-"Lor luv yer, guy -nor,
you didn't oughter keep dogs at
all ! A gent with your terrlpera-
meat ought only to go in for silk-
worms !''
Dr, kar S eiZt .
Indium a► Root Plitt"
are .tint the right medicine for the
ehilrett. When, they are constipated
when their kidneys are out of order
—when over-induigenoe in some
faaroelte food gives them lad; s.ion
-^ lit'. Monies Indian Root Pins win
suis and 'surely put them right,
Pinks vegetable, they neither slclteii,
imaitenergripe, like handl ppslrggatives,
retrad your ehildren a health by
ai*I1MU kdepitlw a bolt oil Dr. Mots&
Indust Root falls in the house, They it
Letts/ the Children Viten
The republic of China has este
lished a departm,ent of :agricultui
and forestry on modern limes, a,n
this institttiton has begun pibli,sl
ing an .agricultural journal (all i
Chinese), which appears'thrt
times a month. It is understoc
that a -national meteorological se
vice will be established as a brats(
of this department, and that it wi
be under the direction of Dr. Hir
L
Kwai Tung, who was ed teatP.
d
Cornell University, and who for tl
year past has been attached to tl
bureau of plant industry in Was
ington as an agricultural expel
Chiral,
1
Dr. Fungc d for
ha_
Seal tC'
way of Europe, where he will me,
a. reuild of visits to mei;eorologic
observatories,
Minard'S Liniment Curds Distemper;
'Mone Have Come tip.
Smith,. and Jones were cliscussi
the question of who should be
head el the house -the mall ar t
woman. "1 zun the head of my.
tablishnxenb,' said Jones. '1
the breadwinner. Why shrlldn'
be 1" "Well," replied Smith, "
fore my wife and I were snare
we made an agreement that 1 sho
make the • rulings in u;il ma
things, ray wife in all the mino
"Hew has it worked "" quer
Jones. • Smith smiled."So fa
he replied, ''no major matter's la
comm
A tate rvti11 r'ti • ; ., to
own weight, in feed each meeth,
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will find it wonderf'ull
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Slaiy
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sustains and sheers
•N
FARMS Folin SALE.
11. W. DAWSON, Ninety coilerns 5trasc
Toronto.
COUNTA:LT01ft
J-^�T'ttlin ZI) ACRES- Y• RR
-1i- Oood ;house; Buildings; Oroharir
Choc» and on easy terms,
E\''NNrY-SIX At7Rlys WIT GOO''
1,-.J buildings and apple orchard; abo'u$
eve miles from Hamilton,
H, W. GAWSON, Toronto,
ONE KUNDItED A.QItE$ IN OXPOIZ
•County; soil clay and gaud laaw
fifteen acres raised timber; 2. aoree or•
,chards buildings fair. Would exoliauge
for, city, town, or villager property or '.soy
smailer farm. I;. I. Franklin, Eastwood.
Out.
SITUATIONS VACANT.
YERki.
GEN'T'S WANTED EV1 1•4PIfi
.. Apply immediately, Remlock Oil:
Liniment, 7lalifax, .Nr S.
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Y TAMP QoLrECTOItS•,11UNDa'GD DIP
.ferent Foreign Stamps. Catalogue,
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1.1 internal and external, cured with.,
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Vt• der Stones, Kidney trouble, Gravel.
Lumbago and kindred ailments positively
oared with, the new German Remedy.
"Bano1," price $1,51 Another new remedy'
for 'Diabetes-Xellitue, and sure cure, to
"Sanol's Anti -Diabetes." Price $2,00 frons.
druggists or direct. The Sanol Manat
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j' tarring m
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CLEANING LADIES'
WALKiNC OR OUTING SUITS
Oen be done perfectly by our Frenob proaeaa, Try 14
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til a� And Make It Grow.
Nothing quite se nice as
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4. Y Let us lend, you absolutely
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grey,halr and'makee it
grow, stops itchin,t, rerun..
ca ,vest dandruff end makes the
'hair of mon or woman or
- child heavy and beautifully
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, with 10c. enclosed for mailing and packing, and we
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Sixty Thousand trappers now send as
their Raw Furs. Wily notyoul We
pay highest prices end express' chargee
&ergo no cammiaaton pod aced aquae
day goods are received. Mi lion Ql dollars
aro paid trappers each year. Deal with, a
reliable house. We are the largest'la our
line in Canada.
FREE stations a d thse IaatoEdit onc'
UUALLAM'S TIiAPPEfS GUIDE,
a book of O61'iages,ineiied FREE
Write to -day to Joha Haltom; Mail
Dept. d0 TORONTO.111rrontSt.E.
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Anatomical Fact.
(to small boy, aged 4)—
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no; put :it right out."
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reply, "it's fastened on
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brings east. It covers the
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