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CRIPPLED \%'ITII x('11'111.1.
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Made Well and Strong by lir. \l inti r,
Pink Pills Slier I)iwlors Iliad Fatted.
Mr. 11. V'. Await is ol:.• , 1 tot . ,sol
Ing merchants of Reelfoot, N. S.. A
1ew Years ag•; he was a great sufferer
Trow That ,nest excruciating trouble
sciatica. Ile says: "At the titre I wwas
afflicted 1 was living at Bala' Settle-
ment. The attack was v, a.•t,'t.r (lith
1 (lad been off %work for s• W*' tron•. 'lte
cords of my leg were all drawn up and
I could only linip along pith the aid
c f u slick. The pain I suffered was h'r-
r'otos . 1 ore; in misery both day and
right. leo r y moment eausetl me such
pain tis . ;. > !hose who have been tor-
tured 44 ". allca can know. 1 was
treated 1 " % ra! doctors, but they did
net help lee a bit. In fact 1 almost be-
gan to feel that my condition auras
helpless. when 1)r. \\'illiams, Pink fills
were Brought to my attention. 1 gut
II half dozen 1„xes. 1 had used about
the entire quantity before 1 found any
benefit. But 1 was encouraged and got
a second half dozen boxes and before
these were all gone every vestige of the
trouble had disappeared. Not ouly'11115,
bol 1 was improved in
health in every
wily, as it will be readily understood
that the long siege of pain I had suf-
(.1411 had left me badly run down. I
1:,14'1 speck too highly of Dr. Williams'
1':nk Title. I can't recommend then[
tun strongly to other sufferers."
Dr. Williams' Pink ('ills cure sciati-
ca simply because they snake the rich,
red bled thnt Soothes end strengthens
the jangled aching mere. 'fitat is
.why They cure such nerve (roubles as
neuralgia, SI. \'itus dance and partial
paralysis. That is why they cure all
ailments (Inc to poor watery blood.
That Is why they make weary. despon-
d.111, broken-down men and women
bright, active and strong. But (sols the
genuine pills can do this. and they have
the full name, Dr. Williams' Piot: ('ills
for Pale People. on the wrapper around
every box. Sold by medicine dealers
everywhere or by mail at 50 cents n
Lax or six boxes for $2.50 iiy addreos-
inh the Dr. \Vily•liams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
SENTENCE SERMONS.
Emptiness is nut Innocence.
\\ or.hip is independent of walls.
True religion is the root of all reform.
Triumph is .t platter of simply trying
a 0:111 r .
The heights never are scaled by the
seep -lofty.
The overtime sermon makes the
slothful solo(.
You cannot fire the hearts of men by
frozen sermons.
You lose sense as soon as you ignore
all sentiment.
Polishing the head alone often para-
lyzes the heart.
'fhe church thnt lifts the fallen
meet fear failure.
The ear ready for slander makes the
'lips ready to slay.
The greatest shame of all is to feel
Irene at things unworthy.
The pulpit often mistakes the thun-
der for the shower of bleeeing.
A rnnn is not sound in life because 1'c
neueli sound on his lips.
'I he church will not Make a mown
4,. 1 .1 limn( 1t is willing to mix woe 11►e Geul' Calendar. No century can login on
. ue. \\"ednesdny. Friday. or Sunday. The
le.ii may climb fool's hill in an auto. same calendars can .be nse•d every
yea wall not reach the lop tiny ear- years- Ocloher nlww'nys begins 4,11 the
sante day of the wick as January.
April as July, September as l) cemb'•r
Ft:br IUly. \larch and Nevemller also 1
gin on the, same days. \Ins. Juno amt
August always begirt en different days
never
131' 111 \\ AN] 111.
?dr. Briggs was bothered nearly to
death with callers on) day, all of them
in tete cause of some charily or other,
and his temper was sadly crippled.
There was a slight cessation about three
o'clock, and Just ao Briggs began to
breathe easier another 1111111 carne
"\\'ell?" Inquired Briggs, turning im-
patiently to the visitor.
"Mr. Briggs," lie began, in a gentle
way, "I want----"
"You want, do you?' interrupted
wants. dl's
want, want, want all day. There's been
a It eeisand in here today \wanting. 1
want, ton. 1 want a rest. I '\ lit you
to leave."
"But. \Ir. Briggs." continued the gen-
ii.' Voice, "1 know i1; but 1 want—"
"Deni say 'want' to Inc,' shouted
Briggs; "get out of this quick, or 1'11 go
crazy."
"But, \I'. Briggs. 1 want—"
"l:ct out!" humlc I Briggs. "1 want,
Briggs. "Wd•Il, everybody
Ms), 1 told you."
And Briggs reached for is paper-
weight, \while the visitor got up and
!kw, and about ten minutes afterwards
there was a call at the telephone.
Mr. Briggs +s vended.
1,k responded.
"hallus! what is It?" he asked.
"Is That \Ir. Briggs?' came the query.
"1. all right. go ahead."
\t'. 'Briggs, 1 wanted to pay
you 5500 I've been owing you for about
a year, and you wanted me to pay it;
but when 1 called at y eur place a few
minutes ago--"
Ilriggs pulled the telephone off the
wall, kicked it out of the front door,
jammed his head Into his hat clean up
to his ears, and went out to find some-
Lody to kick him.
it is funny how Much will be forgiven
a roan if he is a multi -millionaire.
A Small Pill, loll Powerful.—They
that judge of the powers of a p111 by
its size. would consider Parmelee's Ve-
getable Pills to be lacking. It Is a lit-
tle wonder among pills. \\'hat it lacks
m size it makes up In potency. The
remedies which it carries are put up in
these smell doses, because they are so
powerhll 'lint only small doses are re-
quired. The hill strength of the ex-
tracts is secured in this form and do
their work thoroughly.
(sawyer --"Were you present when the
t►ouble began between the prisoner and
his wife?" Witness—"\'es, sir. 1l was
two years ago." 1 nwyer—"What hap.
relied (live?" \witness—"i attended the
%w• riding."
ITCI1. Mange, Prairie Scratches and
ewrry form of ColingloES Itch in human
Cr animals cure din 30 minutes by \Wel-
tord's Sanitary Lotion. It never fails.
Sold by all druggists.
A wise young man never threatens to
kiss a pretty girl—neither does he beg
her pardon afier4\ard.
Axil -11,V FAMILY of skin ,114c4se4Is the one
generally described by the wont Eczema. fu all
Its forms It resists "military treatment,but ie
completely cured by wearer's Cerate used in con-
nection with weaver's Syruu.
CALENDAR Cl'filosiTlies.
There nre some curious feels ebout
:e greater the self-eonseiou-.Hess of
fool the—less his consciousness cf
t true self.
( ::ere is little danger in the di.cen-
wwilil condition Ihnt is equalled by from each other and from every other
nlent with ehnraeler. month in the yenr. The first and last
! : e 4I d ' l That Wises righteousness en 4lbys 01 the -year are always the sante.;
1: ': \`-'! produce 0111. a fir- The a rules do not apply to leap-year,
when conlnnrison is !Nide ix'lVicen dugs 1
1• 't :1111. ' 4iwe n man notch light he fore end after February 20Th.
ihroseine 4,nowledge al hint in such
11 way that he ser': stars.
1.1111.11111 44(41) 1 Il.\II:N'Ts.
Illy mother %4 lira keeps !laity's Own
I . I :els in the home has n feeling (1
• .arily Ihnl her child's health is safe.
. ,i' 'Tablet, ewe melt nilmcnls as
I ee-ti• 1. constipation, (liar-
, :u: l :see • (ewers. 'they break
%%.• rues, make teeth-
sid Itite the child healthy
• • L. 1ne1 ell. mother Inas the
f a government 1111013o, that
1' ! I- are absolutely. sate. \Ice.
:• 1 ' \outson, Combermere.
• "1 tied file's ()en 9'riblels just
4, . 1 •!' -1 ; •ll childr.•:e
! • :.I, 1. ' •! re (reale r. from itfnu•'y 10 old age. This Is a r
:,Tail 1. • tits p I., front The IIrr interesting cseeptiou to the geese:
Dr. \\idioms Mohan.' Co.. Brock%ille, line Ihnt. ns in so many mit oses-. e
Out.
tore returns to 111.' needs , 1 1,' u... \
•AL iegeril, sleep. old age is 11s re r, n;•
\ F.: i tons : - that s.;mr 111e11 re- 11 its ands frons infancy than is re i:\
enter iM•rital of life. 11 elderly pe. ! •
(4 n 444 the' bu I, 1' rins t'ri'ms.,' they ol.jain go:.(1 sleep during the lira f' ,+
144 L r.Iau'1 aunu'n Wilt n widow helms. and if they have not k.st That
Al 1 • •'r: delight in reading vwhirh w•e all had in
youth. but which s0 ninny of Ile (ur
\\, • . •1. r •u., the whole system(. (,Hol% los,', their ens• is not le 11' [Iris, -
A(e,l! • ( . .o.,1•111 ExIi'i-tllitlate,. 111'- !et ',, '111e cpeelnl wont' et 444,' r;nr :•
Ilia,. , duel gi4es rest to the sot- I,e.urs of sleep. fry' {Ile \vow i ,- ! ,,,.:,
1f the pu'rnge married wenttnn had it,
to do ower ngmin, she weed(' (Melillo an
initvshiction to her 11,(,( (1181.
A \\ride Sphere of Usefulness. --- '1'11'•
consumpRon of 1)i'. Thomas' Fsclech,.•
Oil has grow'( to great proportions.
Notwithstanding the fact thnt`11 has
new been on the tunrke! f',r filer thirty-
one years. its prosperity is ns great as
end the demand for it in 111(41
p(•r,od tins Very greatly increased. It
is 1.cn.'fictnl In 1111 (' .UIi111e•S. end wher-
et, r inlrodueed fresh supplies aro col -
s1411111. n•`koel for.
:SLEEP :\Ni) 01.1) ADE.
ne question that 111e quan-
t.ty .,f sleep 1*(In11eel steadily diminish'
tern. I . illy (Ysts 23 cents to try it
and 1'.• e'.114 ince&l.
I)1'(1KS IN ' IlIN.\.
Thele are more due k. un ('Hina Mon
ill all the rest 4,1 Ili, et,kl. 4 (miss
liter filly. is Whitt aOh these birds. aim
eiay mud flight the country n.:•• n,.!. \%
their nu'Inlli, sort .e.drnh.'
Ilreli 1101.1 '1111' h. all 1't' . \ I i. •••1
Iwel) I.+ m1. '-n 1'4e!% farm, en everyInge. 4 n 4.4% 14 1144'!. There I) nbiog.-
):11.,14411h.•111 its duckh•1use. 'There ,
nu I. At. little or great, with •ill ill' duck
/Imo tel'. F.tcn In the cities of China•11,,I, a1' i,i.I. 'they (boo.het4een
tog!, They Ili[ }e111:1 \t 1, •ti
011e ' { l lee 44 444 (.1 i le tar•. . '4 • .
1r,d:,I ,lt '1•;:i. k Win14..1 1111,•1• •o
.111"1•44 II (l." 1..:'r .d 111 haul e..11iliel t•e.
'A' , w.•1' III•' 1,11'1 111.•x.- 8! ' 4tlenl 'ba•
lot' 4 n; ,--!; 4•i -! m• ie.. 'rams ras of tin r
(hl n rnI'''t' bog'' 4 44"ugt 1., l,,, i,.
yr) th•.us;ubl 11114.16.•4ery
�t1le•n1: 1lte (.tine+l' i- 1L• .1. ;.
Racy. II is 'alto(( mill .'•i• Y„1 • s,..•
er Met.
l'' ved I. psyc11,41ogion1 t • 1. • o'-.
The popular temps, "beauty : 1. ,.i, . is
Well wnrrante'el. 11 is the eat the
d(rp.belies •nies of sleep tlml Ins:. for1.' aIle amt beauty..'!,
SORE ACHING FEET
s4I4llIII I) 1:1 /wll Irl k
au,i gu :' cn►,al:"1 in
m•1' to he on their feet
rise ngnnies 11o)111
ins. fierily patches.
long standing and
I I 1 1,•_, enrieos.e %eine
i:.' lakes the pain
%,•ills `nppIrn•
• o. ,.tting-*ly.' and
i
- I4 \1 'skin';. of 211 Porgue Ave.
\!. IL'reuL says: "\iv bny hnd n
t, - (,cel wheel wile ruhtwd by
olid 11 hn'nn'e n Very had
/.•._ Dirk tzk 1t enfencsjot(% i
1 r. rind he;TT,.1 the A•olind
Before you get
F'en- Angle
garments all
the shrink
is taken
out.
1'c n- -
Angle
Underwear
keeps you com-
fy as well as
warm,because tho
s h or t fibres that
make some under-
wear itch are taken
out of Pen -
An le wool.
!r
AN* grit
1 ■ • variety of fabric, styles a n d
In al! sizes for women, men an
cltildtca. and guaranteed by your owe dealete
YEA !
Blest be the maid—
A queen, say 1—
\\'ho cannot cook—
AND DOES NOF TRY 1
They' are Carefully Prepared.—Pills
which dissipate themselves in the sto-
mach cannot be expected to have much
effect upon the intestines, and to over -
crime costiveness the medicine admin-
istered must Influence Ito• anion of
these canals. I'arnlelee . Vegetable
Pills are so made, under the cuperVis-
i•o. of experts, lliet the substance In
theme intended .to operate on the intes-
tines is retooled in action until they
phos through the stomach to the bowels.
Crafty Milliner—"Really, \liss Passey,
the white feather on your hat makes you
Ieok at least five years younger." Aliss
Passey—"Well, you may—er—put a
couple more on it.''
FF;RROVIM, WHAT 15 IT? It is the name of
the heat tonic. It builds up the system, gine+
new life, make- people well and strong. lie sure
you got the genuine " Eerrovim."
'the Indian railway system, already
over 30,000 miles in extent. is growing
at the tale of over LOGO mites o year.
A lady writes: "1 was enabled to re-
move the corns, regi( and branch, by
the use of ilolloav:ty's Corn Cure.'
Others who have tried it have the same
experience.
IIIS DAY'S \\'011K.
"As n mailer of fact," boasted n
chronic idler, who hnd been remon-
strated with on the score of laziness,
"1 ntymys 41•, lady hard work before
breakfast."
"Indeed!" said
ably- astonished.
"Getting out of
MI man's reply.
The arca of the British Empire is 12
million squnre miles; ils res.' ",n is
43,000 I1111P3: Its population •tis. ISS.
16, friend, consider-
"\\'1►atevers that?"
1••41,' was the slolh-
1
, 1
rgnnlly Poe.' fr�r rule,
a. 5..11111irnrs, flet. b8r•
lees( poison and all akin
tike . —•-- —.. • .
I'(itvII:li ItEs-tAll1I.1N11•.. / .. II .
4 • , ,1'i Vin
a.
i' p geed deal like p 'Imp. 1-1 111 • - rash. b
.II':' t• ,Tins and dicra'^c. All stores and
•, "\'ep Ofhn ((take. n 1•iling Ii'.t ""'' 1di'rggicls sell at Jae' it box.
L
CANADIAN PACIFIC
IRRIGATED FARMS
IN
SUNNY ALBERTA
Before deciding where to locate
in the \Vest, let us tell you
about these lands. The hest
wheat richt., the richest grazing
land, are in this province..
Write us for full information
shout crops, climate and special
railroad rate..
Local representative wanted in
each county.
Telfer & Osgood
I:.:stern Selling Agents,
1 205 CORISTINE BUILDING,
MoNTRF?AI..
QUEEN
CITY
WATER
WHITE
i
Gives Perfect
Light.
The Most Economical
High Grade 011
Ever Sold In Canada.
FOR SALE! 13\
DEALERS EVERYWHERE,
P4 11
Itivl'E NO. 2* 17.
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Suffered 1'ttu Years Itrtie%e. to 'Noce
llon111..
• 'fIIB MIORAL VALUE OF CLEANLI-
NESS.
Mit. (1, U. 1 17.I:It.NIL
\wt 1 c s:rit .
1 ha'e suffered with ki(loey and blad-
der trouble tut' len years past.
"I.a-t \I:i•cli 1 c...n,!n. i. I n -:ng I'e-
rt:11a and continued( 1.,r tiu.e months,
1 huwe not used it Sin, '•. 4401' have 1 fell
u pain.
"i believe that 1 ani well and I there-
fore giver my highest commendation to
the eurat;40 qualities ('f 1'erana."
1'e-1'u-ta For Kidney 'trouble.
\Ir-. tic.,. Il, Sinlser, 1;1:1„1. ()Mario,
(:alt., 44 I'Itl'J:
"I had not been well for about four
)(Airs. 1 had kidney trouble, mid, irk
(act, telt badly nearly all the time.
"'This moonier 1 got 50 very bad
thought 1 would try l'eruna, so I wrote
to you and began at once to take rennin
end \lailalin,
"1 took only Iwo bottles of Terumo
and one of Mnnalin, and now i feel
better than 1 have for some lime.
"I feel that Perunn and \lanolin cured
me and made n different \veru n of ole
altogether. i bless the day I picked up
the little 1o.,1; and read 4 o your rerun."
11 Is the business of the kidneys to
remove from Ilre blond all poisonous
materials. 1 hey must be active all the
t:me. el-.' the system suffers. There are
tunes when they need a little assist-
ance.
Perunn is exnctly this sort of n rem-
edy. It has saved many people from
disaster by rendering the kidneys ser-
vice at n time when they were not able
to bear their own burdens.
CII:\NCE FOi) 111\1.
No "1 shall never 'tarry until i meet
a woman who is my direct opposite."
She (encouragingly) : "wen, \h•.
Duffer, there are plenty of bright, intel-
ligent girls in the neighborhood."
Dr. J. I). Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial
4: a speedy cure for dysentery, diarrhoea,
cholera, summer complaint. sea sickness
and complaints incidental to children
teething. It gives immediate relief to
those suffering from the effects of In-
discretIon in eating unripe fruit, cucuree-
hers. etc. 11 acts v illi ww•ondei'ful rn-
1•id;ly and newer t to conquer the
ase. N. 1.• I • .1 tear cholera if
• c have :t 1.,tu.• cf !1415 medicine con -
4, :hent.
-eq.--
1 4I\I 1.1 Doi 4:111:11'11' 1 1.1♦i►.
No Landing Ewer \lady 'IIto. rr :11111 ".ighl-
ed Ih113 14% ice•tn ti 4'•111111
\\ 11ich is the loneliest, toga
and most inaccessible island on Ila• t
of thio globe? Many people woes! •'•
less plump for ono of the Crozet,. %410' 11
\were recently brought into notice owing
te the wreck (hereon of the Norwegian
ewl.loring ship Cnlherine, and the subse-
quent rescue of the castaway crew by
111e 'furnkinn, a British steamer de-
spatched frpin Cape 'Town for that pur-
pose. say's fears m;s \\'4' kly.
But Ilog island, the wd•-lernmo-sl of
the group and the one whereon the
wrecked Ween spent most of their lisle. is
by no means nn undesirable place of
residence. nbounding as it does in hares
and rabbits, penguins, albatrosses and
sen elephants.
11eni'11 151(111(1. 111 the some lens, is far
Inca isolated, ns Well ns 1110110 barren ;
1.111 it (x)ssess'S, as does ling, n fshcll.•r
lint for cnstawnys, rind is wished In•
‘‘haler occasionally. So b4) is SI lath
(;, 1: I ha it has no shelter hal, and
tight out of the I•mek of ship -
1,11,g, any one unlucky enough to he
away thereon would stand n very I, •
chance of ever gelling off alive.
i erivel lslnnd. in the same sons.
-dere( even more rarely, and on the 11, i
uccnsion when n Ship touched there fit,•
corpses were found frozen on the Leach.
' grim memento of some unrecorded tril-
1
g sly of the sen. Possession island, in
it: turn. is sli11 lonelier and more intros.
pilalle 1111111 Bouvet.
But pnrliably the palm in this dire'e-
. 1 •,n must be ascribed to Dougherty
1 ,14.1. on which, so fnr ns is known, no
landing has ever yet been effecter(. It
has only been sighted twice in n e.
tory. and is ofitrially described in Me
Admiralty sailing directions as "Ito
most 1enm)10 and isolated sl.(11 on earth.'
'1'111: \IANi.• i' tilill..
I.ow.• the girl a i!h head creel,
\\ ith true mill laughing eye,
\\lth footstep light and footstep free.
I And kook that's proud and high;
i Who liken beautiful tigress Walks,
f Undaunted '111111 the whirl.
The splendidest thing in all the earth
Is the brave -eyed nuttily girl.
Iler voice 1s clear as n bluebird's note.
Iler whisper is ruff noel )sweet;
The pulsing bent of her splendid throat
Keeps time to her daring feet.
And o'er n ',new benign end calm
Ifer careless tresses curl.
Beheld noel hark! she mines at Inst.
The wished -for manly girl.
insult ever falls upon
Iler quiekrning ear--nnd why?
They Inok upr)n her face and—well,
They hndn'l better fry. •
Above h.'r head the Admiring antic
Their snow -whit*' (lose unfurl.
Now. where're the 71)04) \\ ite thinks ho
nl
To \von this manly girl?
At this limo of the year (here are
prolly' nearly everywhere in this Pro -
0 011(111(0115, due to climate, which
though they cannot be entirely avoided,
are escecdingly untheiruble. 'I'Ite ill -
condition of the public roads in the coun-
try Ls a great drawback-, and yet in the
• • 411I'y the sun and wind do their gra-
,1, mirk of cleansing and hardening
urlt r ,re rapidly than is the case in
lh, city, where 1hN, streets are narrows
and the buildings tall. Apart teem phy-
sical druwbuck and retardntiun, the
aesthetic effects of the appallingly dirty
streets are of the most excruciating sort.
That is to say—if one is compelled to live
within the sight of almost constantly
dirty streets, the mind will insensibly
lower itself to the accustomed experi-
ence, and thus the delicate delight in
what is clean and attractive and beau-
tiful will disappear. 1 have found thyself
accepting sidewalks and filthy streets
with a kind of complacency --the sure
sign of aesthetic retix)gressiun, When
this feeling supervenes life has lost much
of its value. Willi the filthy street you
will come to accept other coarse condi-
tions—and theny
•ou aro lost to ace;lhe-
tic, even to spiritual grace.
Dirty hooses, dirty streets, breed crime
and vice. if they do not immediately
fulfill This tragical mission, they %will
cause young people to grow up with
coarsened natures, which will not be
shocked at noisome thin6r. Think of the
loss this is. 'co a delicate organism, the
joy of life is gone if the enwinonulent
does not 8(cordl with the cleanliness and
deli''acy of the mind,
This Is the horrible thing in most
places that both the people and their
civic rulers have come to accept as part
of the normal experience. conditions
which, had there been a dilb-rent up-
bringing, would have excited nothing
but horror.
Every creator 'should, whether he
ltwe\5 in the country or the city. encour-
age this horror of nastiness, and do
everything in his power to uliligale it.
Many things enter into our salvation.
Not the least important are clean street.;
and sic:ewwelks. .
A STABLE 111\"1'.
There is nn old-fashioned pr.,••,( Ilion of
keeping a goat in n stable. supposing
always that the animals are lease, the
goat will leave the stable on the out-
break of a fire, rind the horses will fol -
kw the govt when no amount of per-
suasion from 1111'11 will get the terrified
creatures to budge.
This cold -water starch
gets ironing -day over
quicker, with less wear on
the ironer's muscles and far
less on tho starched pieces.
Gives a beautiful gloss.
Needn't be boiled .. yet cannot
stick. ft's a starch you'll like,
Try It 1o2
fH6AM"`LWB1T
ELOUR
A pure, hard
Manitoba
flour for bakers and others demand-
ing strength, color and uniformity.
STRONG &WHITE
AT YOUR GROCERS
DEALERS EVERVIVII1 RL SUPPLY Dw WITH
FLOUR AND FEED. WRITE Va.
VE ALSO MAKE 'OI.Ef N CITY.' A BLINDED 4LO4'R
THAT 11AS GAINED GREAT 4AVOR AS A GI NLRAL
1101 SENOLD 'ALL PLRPOSLS' FLOUR.
thr CAMPBELL MILLINGCO.
TURONTU JUNC'T'ION
ON'r
F'13E\ HUNDREDnt'w'S 0000 44111.
auJ •tock In trade of old established
1., 'sing ran bu,inewa ; horses, sans in first class
luuditlon1 spot cash; owner wishes to retina
lnsestigate.--Jetzt J. Biggs, London, Out.
YOUNi, MEN WANTED—FOB FIRE -
men rind brakemen; experience un-
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