HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1908-01-30, Page 2A Great Doctor Speaks
of a Great Remedy
Pr. Williams Pink Pills Strongly Endorsed by One of the World's
Greatest Dcctors--•-llope for the Sick,
Dr. \Vilrianis' Pink !'ills ter Pale Poo-
iple Ls the only advertised medicine in
Ithe world that has had the public en-
dcrsalion of a doctor of world-wide re
putatkrn. Such an endorsation stamps
!this medicine us being worthy of tete
ccnlidenco of every personwho Ls sick
c.r ailing. A great doctor would not
'risk his reputation unless he was ab-
solutely confident, through a personal
!knowledge, that Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills will do what is claimed for them.
'Dr. G
uiseppo Iap
poni, one of the great-
est physicians of modern times,
for
1years the trusted medical adviser of
:the hope, writes the folio vuig strong
'killer in favor of Dr. Williams' Pink
('ills :
"1 certify that 1 have tried Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills in four cases of the
!simple anaemia of development. After
n few weeks of treatment, the result
icalne fully up to my expectations. For
that reason ! shall not fail in the fu-
ttturo to extend the use of this laudable
Iprepnration, not only in the treatment
of other morbid forms of the category
of anaemia or chM►osie. but also in
cases of neurasthenia and the like."
(.signed) 1)11. (GIUSEPPE LAI'i'ONI,
\'Ia dei Gt accht 332, Rothe.
The "simple anaemia of development'
referred to by Dr. I,appere Ls, of
a-,urse, that tired, ianguid condition of
young girls whose development W w. -
manhood Ls tardy. and whose health,
at the period of that development, is
se often imperilled. His opinion of
the value of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
ni that titiie is of the highest scienti-
fi, authority, and it confirms the many
published cases in which anaemia and
other diseases of the blood, as well as
nervous diseases, have been cured by
these pills, which, it need hardly be
mentioned, owe their efficacy to their
power of making new blood, and thus
acting directly upon the digestive and
nervous system. in all eases of anae-
mia, decline. Indigestion, and all trou-
bles due to bad blend, and all affec-
tions of the nerves, as St. Vitus' dance,
paralysis and locomotor ataxia, they
are commended to the public with all
the greater confidence because they
have the strong endorsation of this
great physician.
I' UtIfEILS' BANK OF CANADA.
A Successful liistilu$ion.
To those who knew the prospects and
'were acquainted with the management
of the Farmers' Bank of Canada, the
,of
annual statement which appears in
!another column will rein as no strrprtse.
laded, steel a splendid statement was
!quite expected. The net proflLs for the
(year after making the usual allowances
annual to the creditable total of $14,350,
'end this amount added to the pentium
of $7,739 received on the issue of the new
'stock makes n total of $22.089, which has
been carried forward to next year. The
,wideneaa of the circulntktn of the
Bank's nee's way be estimated from the
'amount. namely. 8247.105. That a pub-
1le confidence in this institution has been
created is attested by the amount of
eivreits. which reach the Inrge total of
5047.596, and its strong position is indi-
cntevl by the amount of the immediately
nwallable assets. $6122.973. whilst the
tette assets of the hank amount to
f1,362.t4I. Altogether the statement in -
'du ales that tf4 "Partners' " Ls a carefully
mnnngett institution with particularly
bright prospects ahead. The restate of
His fleet year's business shote that it
well merits the confidence of the pubes
on aecnunt of its strength and safe
iniethnds of tieing business. and Ihnt it is
tproviniz itself worthy of being called the
FARMERS" Bank of Canada.
•1•
CF'BIOI :'4 T11111.11. CUSTOMS.
'Wed (tare of Papua in Which Women
lime Nimes Influence.
A Methodist ntissi•)nary in British
Kew Guinea—now known as Papaw—
:the Itev. \V. E. llrownlow, has added
iso the world's knowledge of the curi-
ous and little known races of the great
north Pacific Islond by the discovery
and partial laming of a new tribe, says
a kiclbeurne correspondent of the Lon.
don Chronicle.
The rase in question consists of
cliout 20.000 blacks. living at is place
called( Dobu. The customs of the race
.are most curious. The immigration
Feeley to mow drastic than that of
\W,hile Australia," for all strangers
1luave either to become full members of
the trite, or be eaten. When dealing
with Mr. Bri-twnlow, however. the dilll-
leulty was got over by making hien a
'father of the tribe.
In nn in'erview in Sydney \Ir. Brown-
low give seine interesting particulars
1 f the Dolmans standard of civilization.
:The Dolman land laws, he said, were
lan
de example In morn ciuntries. i:noh
lribe and each family had their own
;land end ne portion wee ni'ow•M lo go
snit of their possession except as n loan
,for a sensrin's crop. The men married
'cell of their nen tribe ani on their
ideal,' their lent le.'ame the properly
,of their sister.' children. and so it Was
ihnnJetl down tram generation to gen-
erstion within the tribe.
'Wone'n fume great influence In the
affairs of the tribe and their duties are
!Onsite distinct from those of the men.
/The men clear the Lusa and dig lee
'gnome]. then the wont -n prepare it and
!plant yams. the crop Ming theirs. If
8 man wanted any yams he hal to ask
if• r them. Th' Manana patch• however.
V as bis own property. Wives were
deblein,'tt by purchase. If a man paid
well for his wife hes coul.l Thrash her
or'no• natty. het Qhs r•)uld leave him
if,' • o',1 net like It and co beet to her
tie '► v:L'age, where site still had a
in the religi•tnof the fx'nple. cnnHml-
ed Mi'. Brownlow. th.-re was s)rnething
et nnee.tral worship. A deceased rela-
1!N1;
19SUK NO. 1i-13.
live was regai'tktd as sacred and 'pis
pante roust not be mentioned on pain
cf death. An exception wits made in
the case of any one being ilk and given
up by tho medicine num. The latter
might then call upon the name of an
ancestor, Invoking him to bring back
the spirit of the dying man. Their
heaven was a place where lee healthy.
strong and good looking went. All the
others went to hell. They believe in a
leeng who created them but left them
alone afterward.
TROUBLE FOR CASSiDY.
"Sure, and you have turned very in-
dustrious
rdustrious lately, Pat," said an Irish-
man to a oonipatriot.
"That 1 have," responded the latter.
"1 was up before the magistrate fast
week for remelting Cassidy, and lite
niagistrate saki that If 1 Came back on
the sante churge he would fine me two
dollars."
"D:d he," sad the first speaker. "And
you're working tiara so as to kelp your
hands off Cassidy?"
"Don't belavo ill" said the indusiri-
cue one. "I'm working herd to save
up the two dollars!"
Recently in England the mind of to
public has been much exercised as
the correct pronunciation of -the war
"BO1'R11." the name of the well -know,
preparation of beef. A consensus c
opinion has been obtained by the pre
prietors of the preparation. As man:
as 90,640 voted for "BOV-HIL" end the
seems to have been the favorite pronur
elation. A etre. Brain of Shirehannl
ten, near Bristol, secured a przle o
£100 by giving the exact number c•
the majority of persons NlotIng
"I)OV-BIL.' Whether pronounced "BC
%HIL" or "110M-1111," the preparation
Le very acceptable at this time of year
Counsel (to witness}—"What Ls your
husband?" \Vilness—"Ilo's a flnishere'
"What does he finish?" "Well, he's just
finishing his time in prison!"
A Cure for Fever and Ague.—Parrne.
lee's Vegetable Pills are compounded
ler use in any climate, and they will
be found to preserve their powers in
any latitude. In fever and ague they
act upon the secretions ani neutralize
the poison which has found its way
into the blood. They correct the im-
purities which find entrance into the
system through drinking water or food
and if used as a preventive fevers are
avoided.
Crabbe—'To-day• for the first lime, i
was really delighted to hear my neigh.
bor's piano piing." Friend—'.dome-
thing worth listening to, 1 suppose?'
Crahbe--"I should say so. f heard the
hire-purchase mon taking 1t away."
HOME-MADE
COUGH MIXTURE
Procure from your druggist the
following ingredients and mix at
home:—
One-half ounce fluid extract licor-
ice, one-half ounce fluid extract cas-
cara, one ounce elixir toleae, six
ounces best rye wh.skcy. Dose:
One dessertspoonful every two or
three hours. Children in preport:on.
This mixture is said to be very
Effective in the treatment of coughs,
Ivhooping-cough, colds, and bron-
chitis.
Relief is certain after a few doses.
l'Itl' 1ltI.SE ON VOUit ENI MIFS.
\Why Ls Ireland like a bottle of wine?
Because it teas a Cork in it.
When is gold like n king'.' When
moulded iu !hie forth of a sovereign.
Under what circumstances woulel
your nose be a fool? 11 it were 12 in.
1.,n,l.
\\ by are well -fel chickens like sue-
(.:ssful iani ere? Because they aro
blessed with full crops.
\\'h)" i.s a grain of sand
Ike a s"t,xemacter's cane:'
bur's the pupil.
Wily is the letter "r" like the face of
Ilantieee father? It Le more in sore
row than in anger.
Mrs. i'nhappy (after Ilia quarrel) -
"1When we we re. nlnrri,'rl you se ill
vnil'.I be willing to fnl'o s tee 10 the
end el the were!. rind naw-- \Ir.
three •"Newv I dc.in' Io pall >.nrr nt-
lcnt»in t•) Ike fail That t!h' world has
no end. it le round."
in the eye
Ile'entise 't
Art tat T11i': COIItT\'\itll%l..
The Anti) Captain 'sass Thut the \ian
on Trial is Sure 10 Suffix.
"Theta i -t, t nytlling tv.tse that can
beeves& t un army oiIicer than L1 bo
(wurt-nxtrtiuleel for u small offence,"
said an array Captain. "Iden if it is
e iso of UK offt•nces for which a n.
in 1:o dung•:r of dismesat horn U. • -. r
N' ICC, it doesn't snake any difference.
"You so. , when a loan is breenlit up
for trial every commanding olflcer
looks to scie what is tete nature of the
testimony. Of Course in every court
there are novoel oenunanding officers
anyway. If a elan who is up before
the court is found guilty, then the of.
fleece all expect that lie will try to be
shifted from the post where he is.
"As soon as he goes anywhere else
they are on the lookout for him. Front
the evidence at his trial they are pre-
pared in all sorts of ways for 'his little
paeaniaritles.
elf he happens to have been fortu-
nate or unfortunate enough to bo
cleared by the court. -martial, his case
isn't much better. The commanding
officer always I.v !coking out for him as
a disputut:ou.s Inas. ile knows instinc-
tively that the s(t)eer wilt make the
worst of every little action toward him,
and he is always uncomfortable while
the contentious officer is on his post.
"So you can see that them is no rest
for tiny one who has been before 'i
court-martial, whether ho wins or not.
Ile is a marked elan and one to be
afraid of. and his service troth that
time must be done under difllculties.
"It is nothing to the discredit of his
superiors that they are likely to fear
r.r to dislike hint. They just can't help
L'. There isn`t anything that can hap-
pen to a than that is worn! for him
than being brought before a court-
martial."
SLEEPLESS BABiF-S ARE SICKLY
B:\I3IES.
Well babies sleep soundly and wake
up brightly. When little ones are rest-
less, sleepless and cross it is the surest
sign that they are not well. Probably
the stomach or Lowers is out of order,
or it may lc teething troubles. Give
Baby's Own Tablets and seo how quick-
ly the child grows well and happy and
sleeps soundly and naturally. Not the
drugged sleep of "soothing" medicines,
but the natural sleep of health. You
have the guarantee of a government
analyst that this medicine contains no
poisonous opiate or narcotic, and you
con give the Tablets just as safely to
a new born babe as to the well grown
child. Sold by all medicine dealers or
ty mall at 25 cents a box from The
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
"Papp, what is ui tafoty match?' Mr.
lienpecked (looking carefully about to
see If his wife Ls within hearing)—"A
safety match, son, is when a baldhead-
ea elan marries an armless woman!"
'there Ls no medicine on the market
that can compare with Bickle's Anit-
Consurnptivo Syrup Ln expelling flora
the system the irritating germs that
colds engender in the air passoges. It
:s suicide to neglect your cold. Try the
cheap experiment of ridding yourseil
oI ft by using BWckle' s Syrup. which
es a simple remedy, e..sily taken, and
once used it will always be prized as
a sovereign medicine.
Dreamy Youth-91avo you noticed
that there are days when we seem
more in accord with the w'orkl—tnoro
in unlson with nature?" Practical
Youth—"Yds; it is always that way
with mo On pay day."
ITCII, Mange Prattle S"ratches and
every form of contagious Itch on human
ei animals cured in 30 minutes by \Vo!.
ford's Sanitary intoe(. It never tails.
Sold by all druggists.
Jacks—"I've just given $100 for this
diamond ring for my wife." Jonkrt—
"It's a beauty! But isn't it rather--er—
extravagant?" Jenks—"Vol a bit! Tli.nk
what it will save in gloves!"
Do Not Delny.—Do not let a cold or
(t'ugh fasters upon you as it will If eng-
lected. Dr. Thomas' Ectectric Oil will
Lreak up a cold and curs a cough, and
should be resorted M at once when the
first sy'niptoms appear. It can he dis-
guised so that any unpleasant taste it
may have will be imperceptible to the
delicate. 'fry it and be convinced .
\ILse O1dflcl 1—'•Did you mean That as
a smile for fnc. Mr. Oklbcau?" Oid-
bean—"No, nay dear; it was a twinge
el rheumatism.
A 1.1111e Lass of Mesh, a Ilttte obstinate song%
and a little pain in the chest aro sign, that must
not be neglected. Allen's Lung Balsam loosens
the cough and effects s cure without a grata of
opium.
'It (trek you an awfully long lime to
pull that feline's tooth," said the as-
sLstnnt. "Yes," answered the dentist
gently, "Ile married the girl 1 Iowedr
Are you a sufferer with corns? if
you are, get a bottle of Holloway's
Corn Cute. it has never Peen known
t.t fail.
After all. there ore but two ways of
making a living— working for it end(
working somebody for it.
Vee, Indeed, "blond will tell." when Motrww
and In•ruslathmt roars the stl:t Weaver's (brat)
and w'earer's.1yrup make short work of all hl.,n.1
and skin troubles.
1)\Siam OF' KI--I\ri,
\t.' ieal authorities have come M the
r,, lesion t$tat a disease which has
e_ puzzled them to due t•r the preva-
I, • e 01 the "kissing habit." The fnet
u - inentlnnrr.l by Dr. W. Busher/1 In
a le.Jurr, dcliwert'd untirr the auspices
r r the Nnlwllal health Soei.-ty in Eng -
lend. The jaw Ls at first pffe^»1 by
the di.* 3.4.0--k nem n to scientists as
"i'wnrrheea hlwe.':atis"—a bx seni(tg of
the le.•Ih f 1otss. end( flnadv, nllhnttah
rn its inripk'nt stages. and oultvnrdle
they nun? be perfectly s•!und, they fall
nett one by cite. .\ victim is net. it :1 rt
Itr-nr•. likely In r.+Y1}R►iz' Iht• main.!
theme is no sign 10 betray its presence.
PILES
8 Years Torture
Ended by Zam-Buk
Mr. George Lee. 35 Steiner
St., Toronto, says: " For 8 years
I suffered torture from blind, itching
piles. Diving that time I believe
almost ever)thmg in the line of oint-
ments and sakes was used. but in vain.
The very first
application of
l.am-Ituk gave
me relief from
;hat terrible
itching, and a
little persever-
ance with the
balm brought
:bout a Coco•
pletc cure. 1
hays nut been
troubled
again and it is
now over six
months since
Zam-Ifuk was
used. If this statement can be used
for the benefit ofother sufferers from this
trouble, you are at liberty to publish it.''
Zam-Buk
Is especially recommended for all lands
of skin diseases, eczema, bad legs, piles,
ulcers, Mils, chapped
hands, barbers' rash,
festering sores, pois-
oned wounds, cuts,
bruise+, burns, sprains
eta. Of all druggists
and stores, sec. box
or from the Zeta Buk
Co., Toronto, post-
paid. 3 boxes $1.a5.
FREE
A u,npte b•.x will
be mailed you
tree if you cut
out this cu,,pon
and send it with
.c. stamp to the
tarn . auk Co.,
Toronto. LILA
ZAM-BUK
YOUR LIJCS
SAt'CI FOR TIIE GANt)lilt.
A eerier was one Clay telling a gen-
tleman of the unity relations he had
lost tel sea,
"Well," said the gentleman, "aren t
you afraid to go to sea?"
"No sir," answered the salt. "Did
you ever lose any relations et sea?"
"No, my man," answered the gentle-
man. "All lily relations diet in bed.'
"'lien," said the salt, "aren't you
afraid W go to bed?"
MOUNT CLEMENS, MICHIGAN.
Mount (-leptons is `atnous throughout
America as an all-the-year-rourd health re-
sort, and th-trsa"da of peopl,s bear testt-
muny to the herelite derived from its min-
eral waters in ('ares of rheumatism and
kindred di.cv.es. For bilious and liver
troubles, digrstire troubles, nervous dis
orders. general debility. etc . the .tTra. y or
its waters is wonderful. Seventy -firs per
reel of rheums tics ere cared and aioety pe
cent. hen,.fittod. Write .t D. McDonald. Die
tries. Paesengor Ageut, (brand Trnak Rair
waw Rvetent, Toronto, for handsome A-
scriptive booklet telling you all about i -
Farmer, to Editor—"What alis n)y
hens? 1 find two er three on their back,
(eery morning, never to rise again.
Editor—"Your hens are dead."
Just the 'thing That's Wanted. --A
pill that acts upon the stomach and
wet is so (compounded that certain in-
gredients
n-
gredients of it preserve their lower to
act upon the intestinal canals, eo as
to clear them of excreta the retention
of which cannot but 1•e hurtful, was
long Loke•l for by the medical profes-
sion. 1l was found in Parmelee's Ve-
getable Pills, which aro the result of
much expert study, and are scientifi-
cally prepare) as a laxative and an
I alternative in one.
Tho other night n little Ind came in-
Le
n -
1 ' a barber's shop to get his hair cut.
%flee the man had been cutting itis
1 n r about half an (hour the lad asked: -
1i .w much mere have you got to do?"
'1 it!y the front," replied the barber.
"Wed, you had better be sharp, or else
'.est: be growing at the back again."
ARE THEY WEAK 01 PAINFUL ?
Do you salt yellow and black matter?
Are you continually coughing and hawk*
Ing/
Do you have night sweats?
Do your lungs ever bleed?
Havo you pains In chest and sides?
Oo you have pains under your shoulder
blades?
THESE ARE REGARDED SYMPTOMS 011
LUNO TROUBLE AND
Consumption
You should take immediate steps to check
the progress of those symptoms. The long
or you allow them to advance and develop,
tho more deep-seated and serious your con
ditlon becomes.
We Stand to Prove to You
chs (;slaty. that Lung-Uermiue. the Ue-man
Treatment, has cured completely and per
manently ease after case of advanced Con
sumption ITuhereolnsis), Chronic Bronchi
tis, Catarrh of the bungs, Catarrh of the
Bronchial Tubes and other Lung Troubles,
Many sufferers who have loot all hop.
and who had been given up by physician.
have been permanently cured by Lung -
()ermine.
It is not only a cur. for Consumeli"n
but a preventative. if your lung. are
merely weak and the disease hots not yet
ahanifested itself, you can prevent Its (level.
opment. you van build up your lungs and
system to their normal strength and cape.
city.
Lung -Germine has cured advanced ('on
eumptton. in many eases over four years
ago, and the patients remain strong and
in splendid health to -day.
Here Is evidence Prem one ease
Under date of !larch 11, 1907, William
Schmidt. 1901 Coleman street, St. Louis
Mo.. writes: --"it is now nearly four
years since my cure of Consumption
was made complete by your Lung -Der•
mine. and 1 am happy to say that I
remain as well and strop today as
the day 1 was cured. i am healthy and
able to work every day."
We will gladly sent you further proof
of many other remarkable cures. also a
PP") TR1A1. of Lung-Uermiue, together
with our new book on the treatment and
care of Consumption and Lung Trouble.
Luna Carmine Co..n� Rae Btk., Jaokson.
You Pay No Duty.
Luna Cermins Co.. 55 Rae Blk., Jacksons
Iter ~Young 'Wining is quite n pol-
ished chap, isn't he?" 111n1 ---"I should
say eel \VIiyl he's so polished that he
can't even tell the plain, unvarnished
hulhr'
I1 You are Nervous an 1 irritable take
" Ferroviin.'11.e areAt nerve and 1,1 ,1 t"air, you
wall he a naw per+ .n by the time you Lan used a
bottle. A11 dealers
kfngistrate: '•\\ links the charge?
(.lnstalik:: "Attempting suicide." Mage
hale : "How was that," Constable: "Ie
wanted to fight mo i"
There can be a difference of opini• n
on nicst subjects. but there Ls only see
opinion as to the reliability of Mother
Graves' Worm Exterminator. It Ls
safe, sure end effectual,
"1 must tell you frankly." said n law.
yer M his client, "That 1 do not see the
slightest chance of you winning the
case." "Why?'' "Bccnttse the law on
the point Ls agnine, you." "Ls Ihnt nil "
remarked the client. "then ce alien '.
The judges are not nlvays right."
IPA
1.
Black
Watch
Chewing Tobacco
Rich and satisfying.
The big black plug.
2206
1
i
"Olt, stip on any old thing." said the mid•
n'.tht railer. So the doctor supped on the tap
flop, but he did not loss any time.as ho slipped
nn •• The n tt 1." Menthol Plater and all was
right in a Jlay.
\VIIAT STRUCK i11\i.
An inquiring lady recently asked a
private soldier to tell her some of Itis
experiences in war.
7bnuny, who was iris(►, tried to get
out of it by saying that nothing had
eros' heppenee to hial, but the lady
was persistent.
Something must have happened," she
ueclared. "Now tell me, in all your
experience in South Africa what was
it that struck you most?"
Y ,"Well, ma'am," said Tommy, after
con cogitation, "tit' thing that shtruck
me most was th' number of bullets
that )ntssed rne." -
;WANTED
•
AGENTS
to take orders
for
Made -to -Measure Clothing
litn•st line In the Dolairinn. tiuod Commission.
Full iuturmauua
'Crown Tailoring Co., • Toronto
CANAIIA'1 IURST TAILORS.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
J. OVENS121 Yonge St, Toronto
I Fanny Goode Dealer,
hat remind to tune r nn:no•liou. pre:ai.u. . 1
10 as 1 .1 Tetopuranca street 'I'empera:tco sire'
1. the street two blueks north of Ring, watt
Tong., St
Why
Go South ?
Try a Visit to the Famous Springs
of the
jf
Sl. Gaiflarines Wal
1''
CANADA'S
HEALTH
RESORT
In tho Niagara PenineuIa-
The treatment of Nervousness and
Rheumatism a Specialty.
APPLY
THS WELLAND,
ST. CATaaaURrte
NO LIE.
Short—"If Long calls with that Mile
till, tell him 1 in out."
Mrs. Short—"But that would be tel-
ling a falsehood."
Short—"Nothing of the kind. Put
out of cash."
Never do any worrying to -day that
can le put off till 10-n.n'Ivw,
SHILOH'S
Quick ease for the worst cough—quick
relief to the heaviest cold—and SAFE
fo take, even for a child. Cures
is Shiloh's Cure.
Sold under a guarantee CUUd119
to cure colds and coughs t Colds
quicker than any other
Medicine—or your money back. 34years
pf success commend Shiloh's Cure. 25c.,
bOc., $1. 315
QUICKLYl
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rte 111E OCEAN FRONT.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
A magnificent ten•atary fireproof addition Is just beleg oompl,tM, mating this f a^.i ru1
hostelry the nwo.t a.t 1 most up t r lite of At:amtto City notole. A mew feature is the annual
eine of the hod room,, aversgiug 19 feet equate
gear, room ,•demands an or.sn slew, hath attarttsd with sea and fre,h water Cheral-
alass to every chamber. 'temperature rsgutatel by 'throat..d►dt. tie Wert levet. ins'it 1a
steam heating. l e:oph .n. In every room. Uolf privileges. 1'apscity GO). Wrltu for Illustrate,
booklet.
CIiARLE?S O. MARQUETTE2, TRAYMORE IiOTE!L CO:'1PANV,
Manager.
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and we will enlarge it and mail you prepaid a
Magnificent Hand -Finished
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