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CATARRH OF STOMACH
RELIEVED BY PE -RU -NA
AIDE. JOSEPH BEAUDOIN.
Mile. Joseph Beaudoin, 59 lice St.
Olivier, Quebec, 1'. Q., Can., writer.
"Keene is wonderful for indigestion.
i eat whatever 1 want and no longer
feel any oppression.
"Having had dyspepsia for a long
One and having tried various other
remedies, I decided to Try Penna and
with the fourth bottle of It 1 wits
perfectly cured.
"Fur this reason 1 recommend it to
na 1hese who ere suffering with teat
terrible malady, dyspepsia.
"1 hope that all who are afflicted in
this way will take Penner as I did.'
The experience of Mile. Beaudoin
ought to be sufficient proof to any one
of the value of Pcruna in cases of ca-
tarrhal dyspepsia. If you suffer from
stomach catarrh in any of its Various
forms, give Perunn a fair Trial, avoid -
ins, In the meantime all such indiscre-
tiens in diet as would tend to retard a
cure, and you will sown be reworded by
a normal appetite and healthy diges-
hen.
,I.
LIMIT OF iIUMAN END' RANGE.
Stilling Criminals in (Mina by Waking
Them.
A telegram from Pekin, received :n
London the,other any, announces that
the Chinese merchant, Ma Sing, who
Was recently convicted there of parri-
cide and who was in consequence sen-
tenced Io dcalh by insomnia, had ex-
pired after being kept. continuously
Lwake thr.)ugh ten days and nights.
Apparently, therefore, this period cf
•t:me would seem k be about the limit
-•e,1 human endurance in this direction
Under ordinary circumstances; al-
though criminals, and, especially wo-
men criminals, have gone without
I.leep oeen.ioually for somewhat long-
er per:od.s under the influence of strong
religious exultation. 'Penns, Jeanne De-
, Tinge, one of the leading French Ilag-
e:tants, survived thirteen days content -
ems "walking ; 011(1 her sister, Ituti
ik'ringe, was stilt alive after being
kept from sleep for fifteen days, most-
ly by mentis of repeated npplicalkins
of the rack, which towards the end
were almost continuous.
On the other hem?, 1'ilicairn, in his
"Criminal '''rials," sets forth at length
the rase of n French Jesuit, condemned
to denth after this fashion by the
Scotch l'rivy Council, who went rav-
Ing mail after len days' deprivalien of
sleep in a dungeon beneath Edinburgh
Castle. 1n his delirium the poor wretch
accused his accuses:,, who, in their
ern, were subjected lo a like terrible
ordeal, when one of them "gnawed Min-
itel( to death" en Ilse ninth day, and
another fell asleep soon afterwards.
nor could he in any wise be awakened.
alth.ougli his ter•nentors tried the ef-
fect upon hire of many applications cf
Pie rack, supplemented by "those
host vehement torturer" of (he pilnie-
w'inkis, the tang-irnis, the narrow -bore,
end the crishielatve, whatever they miry
ire
In another case mentioned Iw the
Miall' nulliority, that of the alleged
wi14h. Bessie Dunlop, the accused
evened appear to have been "wakcl
Ter twenty-three days and nights alto-
gether,
litgether, but obvk)usly the sufferer must
Lave been nitowevl intervals of repose
in this particular instance.
Nf et* \WI10 (BUILT A (:Ill'Bfa1.
At Stiviehall, near I:oventry. Eng-
land, may le sten a church that.
nneong English churches, al all events.
pt* .,s•'. -.e, the unique dislinc1ioll of mos -
mg leen built by the unaided efforts
of ore' nun mune. The name of leis
persistent and ascidious workman was
J4,hn linen. n stonemason of (' venlry.
welt, loll the fleet stone in 1$l(l, rind
complete -1 his self-imposed task seven
ye ars later.
M('SIC.\I. Sf:AIBC.\sE,
Al A staircase has been invented which
ploys tunes as it to walked up and
H. s. n ripen. ,1 series of pins is press-
es- by the feet and plays gongs and
d,,nn4. while others are e•mneeled with
cv.Ilap;ible chambers, which blow vert'
bus instruments.
4.
Some persons hnye periodical nttack.
of Canadken rholern, dysentery or din. -
thorn, and hrive to use great precare
Pens to avoid the disease. Change et
water, eooking, and green fruit, Is sure
. 4) bring on the atlnek,. To such per•
F.011‘ we would recommend Dr. J. D.
Kelkgd's Dysentery Cordial as being
Pie best medicine rn the market for all
si.nhlrn:'r e. •nnplainL' . If a few drugs
ate taken in vs rater vv hen the symptoms
are noticed no further trouble will ne
tepericn eri.
THE LAND OF BACKSHEESII
ASTOUNDING i1%lt(itINS IN \II'\IN1-
1.11:1) BABIES.
\lull tilattils 01 the Great Nitro Itante-
ses - Donkey 'tiding is (:heap
in Lueur.
Five hurdred utiles up the Nile, al
Luton, the thing which most impress-
es the average tourist is that there.
htindreds of miles beim the modern
world, with the desert on one side and
the mysterious river on the other Them
is a variable Palm Beach of hotels
marking the foreign invasion of the
las; few years.
All Egypt seems to be imbued with the
spirit of digging, says Leslie's. \Weekly.
Everywhere one will see sten and wo-
men, and even children, poking about
in the sand and among the rocks in
search of secreted tombs. hi Luxor the
iliggers are frequently rewarded with
lt';cls of beads, coins and even mum -
mics.
Along the lank of the Luxor sde
of the river, in the shop of Aliened Abel-
e.-itahiii, (here is an astounding bar-
gain in mummified babies, and one in
particular, which lie pretends is 3.000
years old, is offered for the trifling
sunt of 812. The circumstance is riot
without its pathetic side; nevertheless,
tet first impulse of the average ruin
is to laugh when the honorable Ahmed
comes forth with the gay little case
covered with hieroglyphics and tells
you it is a baby and urges that you
buy it. •
'fhc curious part of it is that many
tctriels do buy these tiny mummies,
which to all appearances
ARE GF.NUINE AS '1'O AGE.
Te wrists buy also the mummy cloths,
tattered and torn and stained, although
wonderful in color and design, that
have been wrapped around the dead
bodies of the ancient Egyptians. Also
the venders of separate hands and feet
scent to enjoy o good income during
the season.
It is hl Luxor especially that mum-
mies are sold, and tourists are frequent-
ly seen dickering with boy venders on
the street for their stone of detached
hands, fret or Zingers. Selling deed
Wings seems to be a mania in Luxor.
While our party was returning from
n visit to the tomes of the kings n vell-
ed woman riding n donkey offered for
sale a beautiful green beetle' which she
had found on a Dain tree and ihnd
paled. A Kittle further on a small girl
carried n dead sparrow, which born
pure instinct she held out for sale.
Dealers 4n scxlrabs rue in evidence
everywhere on the streets and the trav-
eler can buy these quaint ornaments
by the hundred. by the dozen or by the
piece. and at all prices. it is seldom
that the street dealers leave anything
genuine in the way of antiques, aside
from pieces of inimenies. for when
they do find them they sell there at
good prices to shopkeepers. who know
where to dispose of them in turn.
Tiny clay or niud statues of the great
fkirneses II. are for sole at any price.
It would no doubt please the great
King, who so desired to be remember-
ed Ihnt he erected dozens of temples to
hi: glorification, to know that a itrune-
s:.:s bar in Luxor dispenses whiskey and
sada to weary travellers, and there is
a Mimeses antique shop and any num-
ber of donkeys are named after the an -
cent ruler.
DONKEY RIDING IN LUXOR
is one of the joys of the tourist, for the
I -est animals in all Egypt are to Ie
fkund here, and n visit to the nnlive
chops, end later a gallop along the
banks of the Nile by twilight Ls a unique
p'casure which remains long in the me-
mory. Donkeys are hired by the day
or by the hour, the price by the day
being only two shillings, will, a small
bnek.heesh for the donkey boy who
runs constantly behind.
These donkey boys are marvels Its the
platter of endurniice. It Ls fully twelve
miles to the Tombs of the Kings and
return, yet the donkey boys keep close
L•ehtrnl all the way, whether one gallops
or trots, tuid in addition they carry
lunch baskets, cameras or any other
puruplieriltilla Ihtrt the tourist they
is islt to have along.
The dragantans of Luxor are also ex-
( ellen!, and far Leiter Than those found
In (::1110. ('inti the arrival of train 4.r
steamer n small army of these guides
rush up with cards extolling their vir-
tues and slitting their experience,
trustworthiness, rte. Some of the dra-
g4•tnans speak several languages in n
quaint facltion. although quite well
enough to make themselves understood.
French is the principal language it
Egypt aside from the nnlive Arabic.
The once popular dahobeah system
4.1 traversing the Nile is mow almost
unheard of, for the niaj<.r'ily of della-
teaks nee constantly becalmed, or they
ger stuck in lite mud and have to lie
pulled off se often that the
ROMANCE AND (OMFOirr FI.rf..
and ler rheiCe is given to tin up-to-date
aleamer trite sIning engines} curd a
c. inv.'. ill crew of native navigators.
No river in 14 14. world is more dill1:ul1
lu navigate than the Nile, for it has res
many 'weeds as (here are henna in the
eery, and the current of the stream
changes in such n short hnie that while
cite day the deepest part of tine river
is in the very ►riddle, the next day
finds it safer for the stcanicrs 1•) keep
clan to the Lank. Fear (his reason,
especially late in tine season, there ere
no croft seen sailing on the Nile rifler
dr.rk. for 11 IS only by the color of the
sinter and by occasional poling Ihnt
the shift of the stream von be discern-
ed.
Frequently along the banks are seen
groups et coffee drinkers, who most
Breit. 4', ffie in small kettles, Then grind
and boil it over the same fire. The
women• with their hater jars nlao torn)
pitItrre:sque groups along the banks,
f4 r all water for household use is
brought by the women from the river.
Many of the wniw'n are unable to eft
the• heavy jars when they are filled,
tut after they have once teen hoisted
bs their companions the weight is so
Lolanced lent i1 is not fell.
According to the Korean the men of
Oshawa.
Galvanised
Steel
Shingles
The PEDLAR People tl °" '
You can't afford to roof a
thing without Oshawa Gat.
•anired Steel Shingles.
Good for a hundred )earn.
Send for the free booklet.
Datura Montreal utia.a Ur -to Landon Winnipeg
WILSON'S
FLY
PADS
One packet
Ane actually
kilted a bushel
ef Alae,
--- SOLO sY -
ORUCCIST$, GROCERS AND COMM STORES
104i. per packet, or a packets for lam
will last a whole season.
The lerfeotlon Cow Tall Halder
(patented) insures comfort and cleanliness whit*
milking. It will please you. Thousands sold. nY
mail, 16c ; two for tic. Agents wanted, Prices
rlght. Addrew, WM. NOXON, Picton, Ontario -
EARN AIR
THIS •lien RIFLE
gi/tv
Tor kuaaag or target emetic*. Thlaking air n barn
death w mull ram.. `.4.1a Tl.. til. run to any hey
who will sell twenty -font 1.wriry nn..ttf.. Tor e.. Sand
for sherwelry toay. *0 tot you. When yea sea
theft pid
eces. sr 10 tents each. return our oils and we
wWlmmadt.ta:ysend you the eta& Egg pireSpscialty
P.O. Sot 12, Ottawa, Oat.
Ilse ;Mohammedan faith are required to
wash their faces, hands and fret every
time they pray. As they pray five limes
a day, the bunks of the Nile present a
sort of perpetual bathing scene.
The women do not pray and conse-
quently do not wash so frequently and
their appcareDCO is re})resentatitlo c f
what Egyptian cleanliness would be
were it not for the Koran. At the vari-
ous landings the natives swarin about
with delicious oranges for sale.
}
ANXIOUS MOMENTS.
Thousands of Lillie Ones Die Denimg
the Summer Months.
Every mother of small children
knows how fatal are the summer
months. Dysentery, diarrhoea, chol-
era infanturn and stomach troubles are
alarmingly frequent at this time and
t4'4) often a precious little life is lost
nfler only n few hours' illness. The
i;lolher who keeps Baby's Own Tablets
in the house feels safe. The occnsioutil
us4. of Ba►.s's Own Tablets prevents
e.tomoch and bowel troubles, or if the
'tremble conies unawares the Tablets
will bring the little one through kafely.
Mrs. Geo. Robb, Aubrey. Que., says:--
"I
ays:-
"1 have used Baby.s Own 'Tablets for
stomach and bowel troubles with the
lest results. 1 feel quite safe when 1
have the 'fablels in the house." Sola
by medicine dealers or by nail et 25c.
a box fr.nn The I)1.. Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
One of the new 85 -Ion (,Wins is 46
feet long, and has a range of 16,000
yards. The cordite charge is 325 tbs.
The average number of children at-
tending settee! daily in the United King-
dom 1s just under 6,500,000.
The Crick in the hack. -"One touch
of nature makes the whole world kin,"
cogs the poet. But what about the
touch of rheumntisnl and lumbago,
which Is so ca1imon n,w1 '''here is no
px,etr•v in that touch. ter It renders life
miserable Yet how d.'lighlc,l ie, the
sense of refef when nn application cif
I)r. Thomas' F,electric Oil drives pain
away. There is nothing eg11111s it.
11OOKED.
Sybil -"When Steve proposed to tee
iw twitted like n fish out of water."
Mnbb--"\VIiy shouldn't he? Ile knew
he
was caught..
A MACHINE FOR 11 'OMI':N.
should be the best obtainable. The
Sanger and Wheeler h \Wit's n sewing;
machinee ore urknowledge(1 the light-
est running. 'Ts' durable and eon -
vi Went of any. I.os.k for the Red S.
Singer Sewing Marilee to. Write us
at Skinning (:hantbertt, Toronto, for
sen of Bird Gard, tree.
A few hnndfuts of juniper terries,
leant upon n brazier .,f charcoal. will
remove the smell of paint 111014' rapidly
than tiny 411ner device.
Stonier Graves' \Waren Externtinalor
.ns the largest sole of tiny similar pre-
paration sold In Canada. It ulvuvs
rites .'.nlisfnctlon by restoring health to
the little folkes.
A eorre'(ondent asks what is the lest
method of feeding cattle 1n summer wea-
ther. 'there are several wage. eine
tram might prefer to Take the ox in his
lap end feed hien with n spoon. Ano-
ther would bring his info the dining -
r.41111 and let him sit al the Inhlr will'
the old (elks. Tastes differ in matters of
this kind.
TNV
ISSUE NO. SI -07.
Ven -Angle
The underwear that fits perfectly,
wears out slowest, and neither
shrinks nor stretches, is named
PEN -ANGLE. and
bears this trade mark
in red. Who sells it.
guarantees it, in the ibe
maker's name. Made
in many fabrics and
styles, at various prices,
in form -fitting sizes for women, men
and children. PEN -ANGLE Guar-
anteed Underwear wears best and
5
fits better
immommmil
1.1:1. 1 IN DOUBT.
"Were you glad the jury disagreed?"
the prisoner wire asked.
"Nut alk.gether," he replied; tloughl-
fnlly. "After hearing the lawyer's pica
for me, 1 really had some curiosity as to
Ile question of ray guilt.'
The natives of Tierra del Fuego are
the most wonderful stone throwers in
the world. The e'en can kill small ani-
mals tit fifty' yards as easily us a white
man can with a rifle.
The ilunfber of deaths occurring
among young children during the sme-
ti:4T months is simply appalling. In
the city of Montreal last week, 175
children under the age of live years
need, and nearly all the deaths were
(1at' Go stomach and bowel troubles.
With ordinary cafe most of these little
lives might have been saved. Watch
lee food given the little ones. Do not
feed meats; see that the ►milk given is
purr, and give an occasional dose et
Baby's Own Tablets, n medicine which
surpns.ses all others In preventing nue
curing stomach and bowel troubles.
The population of Hungary is 19,2.50,-
000, and of the whole of Austria and
Ilunge ry 47,000,000. Hungary is
strongly opposed to Germany and Ger-
man ambitions.
A Cure for Fever and Ague.-Parme-
le s Vegetable leeks are compounded
for use in any climate, and they will
his found to preserve their powors :u
any latitude. In fever and ague They
act upon the secretions and neutralize
the poison which has found its way in -
lo the blood. They correct the impuri-
ties which find entrance into the sys-
tem through drinking water or food
end if used as a preventive fevers are
avoided.
The inhabitants of Ireland were called
"Scots" long before Scotland acquired
her present name. The first name under
which Ireland was known was Jervis.
Children who ore Pale and peevish want some-
thing that will make good rich blood l ; there is
notblag to equal "Yerrovim" for this purpose.
Mothers, be sure to get a boot..
The heal in the 11ed Sen is no myth.
The teinperalure of the air rarely falls
below 75 degrees. In June and July the
average night and day is 90 degrees.
ITCIO. Mange, Prairie Scratches and
every form of contagious itch on human
rr animals cured in 30 minutes by Wol-
ford's Sanitary Lotion. It never laib.
Sold by all druggists.
('told beaten 0111 into leaves 1-2040.000
of an inch in thiekncss becomes parti-
ally Irensparent. The- light which pass-
es through it assumes it greenish hue.
1t is only neeecsary to ,read the tes-
timonial: to be convinced that Ilollo-
may:s Coen Cure is unequalled for Inc
unioval 0f corns. warts, INC. 11 is a
cemplcte extingtrshcr.
Dynamite's explosive force Is about
eight times greater than 11u11 of gun -
ix wider. and it has the peculiarity of
le ing exerted in n downward direction.
Lingering, stubborn e1d sores are.ra..d from
the akin by Weaver's opleted with eaveir's SyrupCarats The gc.od wort .
blood -cleansing
'there le a belt of 11111(1 fCIYiPS North
Africa, beginning just south of Morocco
and haying n breadth of 1.1(10 miles.
which is the most treeless region on ,
earth.
Just the Thing Thnl's \Vented. - A
frill that nets upon the elornnrh rind
id is so compounded that certain in-
gredients of it pi -eve -ye their power to
act upon the intestinal canals. so as
to clear them of exeretn the retention
o f which ennnr,t but be hurtful, was
1..ng linked for by the medical profes-
sion. 11 was found in 1 rlrin4'lce'Ls ve-
gittthle ''ills, which nr4' the result e f
meet' expert study. and ere seieulill-
r:hlly prepnmd ne n laxative and an til-
Iera:ive in one.
t
i1L:G(: \It, SE.:t flI: SIORE.
Average Sl: itirnnt (teals Avernffc
Workman Grtling Money.
"it is probable that the average beg-
gar earns more Item Itie average work -
This statement, made at lh,e
nrnual meeting of the London Mendicily
Society, is amply borne out 1•y the .-e-
cords of London police courts.
Every year between 2.000 and 3.000
of the twist incorrigible beggars :n
l,c.nel<.n pass through the Marlborough
street police court. Most of them tire
found in possession of money. When
arrested one recently brought out $21)
from a belt and a sovereign. n shilling
'one eemc coppers front his pocket.
Ilene is n diary of a typical London
T4•ggar compiled from facts supplied by
the ►nendleity ofliccrs:--
8.3e) a.m.-i)renkfnst. Kipper. penny
k.af, screw of tea, and a farthing's
worth of milk.
9 a.m.-:Smoke and rend paper. Bind
up fort lo Icok ns if lame. Cut boot to
trek' bandngcd food.
9.30 nem. --Leave danger street. pees
'nu ndie leg a icer on way: tell him
"gieng 10 work."
10 nem. -Begin work in Kesstngton.
Two pence to go nwny.
12 noon ---"Worked" two squares, four
atrets. Say 1 have been injured by nee
leer eennibus; wile and children al home.
Gsintd so far one gentling in :elver,
an pence in coppers, half leaf of bread,
'cold breakfast sausages.
12.3.) p. m. -Working cabs and car-
riages outride slops in Brompton rood.
\\'arned off by commissionaire. Lady
says, "Poor titan, he's lame," and gives
sixpence. Lillie girl with lady gives
fenny.
2 p.m. -Dinner.
4.30 p.m. -Raining. Outside shops,
get wet with shoe Inces in my hand.
Eight pence in coppers. Business bad.
5 pen. --Tea.
7
p.m. --"Found" crust of bread in
gutter as lady and gentienein were
geeing into carriage. Got in the way.
Half a crown.
It
p,111. --I 1.4110 in Bangor street. Total
or day, 41.50.
1f you cant a Thing done well don't
do it yourself unless you know tory.
Nurses' and
Mothers' Treasure
-safest regulator for baby. Prevents
colic and vomiting -dives healthful rest
-cures diarrhoea without the harmful
effects of medicines containing opium
or other injurious drugs. ♦s
Cures >..t dreg aterea
Nattonal Drug h Chefs-
Diarrhoea`�*c0. Led''
QUEBEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
ul►I rLLD.
Riper and Gulf of St. lawrenci
Bummer Cruises in Oool Latitudes
Twin Screw Iron sa. "Compass,' wI$ eleatrt
lights, electric 5.11. sad all modern oomlorts.
SAILS FROM MOYTRL&L ON MOND♦Ta
4 ps., std and 1745 June let, 1615 and 1Jai
I*5 and teib August, 845 asd lard Ilepteme
sad fortnightly tbersalter for Pietas, .lin, etOi
lag at Quebec Olive, Mat Say Peres,
Orsad River Quebec,
P.t.1., sad
tetowa, P.L.
BERMUDA
Sams.. freursloos, gat, by 1 . new Twirl
'mewaew SS. liermadlan", 6,600 toes. Balling Ph
end lett Jane, Ird, 1715 sad nut Juy�y, 14th sad
qt► August 415, 14th and !Slit September, fit!
'elk and tett Ooteber, 6th, 16th and rrtb Nor..
Mr T.aperatare cooled by wa breesee ..Ilona
Issas &boys so degrees.
Th. driest trips of the season for health a.s4
.omfort.
ARTHUR AHERN, Secretary, Quebec.
A. E. OUTERBRIDGE t CO., Agents,
Ip Broadway, New York.
J5lave s A Lot
of Bother
The starch that needn't
be cooked.. that won't
stick.. that gives a bril-
liant gloaa with almost
no iron -effort ..isn 't
that the starch y o u
ought to have thein
use on your clothes?
Buy it by name..
your dealer sella it.
A
BETTER buy an L. C.
SMITH & BRUa. TYPE-
WRITER now than be
sorry afterwards.
Every useful device In-
built not patched on.
WRITING ENTIRELY
IN SIGHT
r
LIMB CATALOGUE TPT.E
L. C. SMITH Si BROS.
TYPEWRITER CO.
THE PEOPLE'S MAONNE.
NEWSOME & GILBERT, I
awns
SOLE DEALERS.
9 Jordan St., Toronto
HALIFAX. N. S. MONTREAL.
SALE OF IRRIGATED LANDS IN
ONTARIO, MANITOBA AND THE
MARITIME PROVINCES.
The Lend Derailment of the Union Trust Company, Limited.
has been appointed exclusive agent in Ontario, Manitoba, and
the Maritime Provinces for the sale of the Canadian Pacific Irriga-
tion Colonization Company's irrigated lands in the West
ARE YOU SATISFIED
WHERE YOU ARE ?
1f not, and you Think of changing your location, you will
make n mistake if you do not investigate the opportunity for
money -making offered in farming on irrigated land.
SOME I'EOPLI: who hevo not gone into the merits and ad-
vaninges of irrigation, imagine that the farmer on an irrigated
farm deserves sympathy. Ile doesn't. His Irrigated land, In e
country where conditions for plant growth are otherwise ideal.
ensures hien good crop E\'EitY YEAR. Owing to climatic con-
ditions he never suffers the drawback of a wet season, and Irri-
gation prevents the passibility of a dry season. Modern irrigation
transforms farming from an uncertainty Into a cenobite.
The average price of Irrigated lend in the United Stales Is
about three Braes the price of nonirrigated lands. In Southern
Alberta the difference is nt present very slight, but ns settlement
proceeds these irrigation lands will increase very rapidly in value.
A careful study of ins advantages will convince any practical
egricullurist that farming by means of irrigation is the most alp
lraclive Foposition ever put upon the Canadian market.
Full inforrnnlion, prices and terms (which are very favorable
serif free to any address on application lo
The Land Department;
Union Trust Co., Limited,
174 Bay St., Toronto
dew York Excursion
-s!
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Laokawalllla 11. II.
AUG. 2nd
COOD FOR FIFTEEN DAYS.
ROUND TRIP FROM TORONTO
Via Niagara Nev. Co. All Rall
$11.35 $13.35
i1The (ireat.est American City is waiting to
show you the sights."
Trains Leave RuTa!o -A.M. 3.15. 0.03. P.M. 5 30. 0.43 and 11. 10
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