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PRAISES PE -RU -NA.
Endorsement
Oft
Great
Remedy
Pe-ru-nuc.
IDo So
Most
Heartily."
NT remedy that benedigestion
benefitsbenefits.trengtbens the nerves.
The nerve °enters require nutrition.
I1 the digestion Is impaired, the nerve
centers become anomie, and indigestion
is the result.
Pentair is net a nerrine nor e
sUatla1set, it benefits the nerves by
benefiting digestion.
Peruna frees the stomach of catarrhal
congestion, and normal digestion is the
ream%.
In other words, Perna goes to the
bottom of the whole difficulty, when
file disagreeable symptoms disappear.
Mrs. J.O. Jamison, 61 Marchant street,
Watsonville, CaL, wrIees:
"I was troubled with my stomach fop
six years. I tried many kited, of medi-
cine, also was treated by three doctors,
"They said that I had nervous dys-
pepsia. 1
put on • liquid diet for
three months.
"I improved under the treatment,bnl
se soon as I stopped taking the medi-
cine,/ got bad again.
"I took the medlelne for two years,
then I got aiek again and gave up all
hopes of getting cured.
"I saw a testimonial of a man whop
ease was similar to mine being cured by
Perans, so I thought I would give it a
trial.
"I procured a bottle at *ewe and com-
menced taking D. /have taken several
bottles and am entirely cared.
1 •,/ Mrs gabled ks strength and
lee! blure a different person. I be-
lieve Peruse is all Vaal 'sambaed
far h."
leers -Ines, such as coal tar prepara-
tion., are doing a great deal of harm.
Sleep medicine* and headache powders
are all alike, -heart depressants, and
should not be used. The nerves would
bo all right, if tho d{ eatlon were goad.
Peruna oorrecta the digestion.
1
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FORSYFaRSTACEANoSCALp ERUPTIONS
EMI SPRING
TROUBLED THIS LADY TILL ZAM-BUK CURED.
Miss Mary Levesque, 3I Stadacina St , Heebelaga, Mon-
treal writes :--"I have forsdZain-link at) excellest remedy for
akte eruptions. Up to this Spring 1 was bothered for almost
fire years s►ub a iid fast:. small riml.les and sous en rn) lace and cn
the scalp Otto' the hair. Nothing, I .ae(' would clear ihu ra.h from the
akin until 1 began using /./m-Huk. 1 his salve has effectually and 1
bttie(e permanently taken off those (insight]) ; ,milte and sorts frombeth scalp and face. 1 shall recommend lam- flak t, all my blends."
Fur Iwi.eg .csse.a and all skit disease Za i
Del is wittiest equal. 1t is go,si for •b...:ua.uu.
•r►ee.elirelbedin. i'1:e.ale)yialdtoZan-Ito.
All .caret and druggists, yes. ur Zara
Toronto
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Orders for Cobalt Storks execut-
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York curb for cash.
PRIVATE 11'Ii4ES.
1
Ccrrespnnder is - Chas. Head &
Co., members (f tee New York
and Boston Stock Exchange.
FROM TEA TO COFFEE.
The Mate of Sao Paulo, in Brazil,
1touteed by an overproduction of cof-
fee. has had a company organize,( to
induct n propaganda on behalf of cof-
fer drinking in Europe. 1t will be di-
rected against England jecially. which
Le given to tea ratter than coffee. In
London the coffeo houses which so
flourished in the eighteenth century
have become tea houses, but it Ls pro-
bably I:ot an impossible leek to turn
theft) back to coffee again.
11•••••••.••••=i1P --
COULD NOT WAIT.
"Ill sell you ten thouisend t.ol)nrs'
worth of this alining stock for fifty
cents," urges the promoter. "It's the
chance of a lifetime. Within a month
it will he meting at n dollar a share.'
'Then why don't you hold on to It?'
meted the cranny man.
"1 woul•I. but 1 need a hair -cut and
a shay'.. Dow would I look if I waited
a month?'
BLEEPING DRAUGHTS
SOOTHING MIXTURES.
A Wis. ►rm,fher will never give her
little one a Jumping draught, soothing
rnlxlinr or opiate of any kind except
%;teen the adyke of a competent dee-
tor, who has even the child. Ali these
things t•c mala deadly poison. \VI:cn
you gate y..ur hahy or young child
Hat.y'i (lit n Tablets you Wive the guar-
antee of a get -eminent analyst that this
medicine docs not contain one particle
et opiate or narcotic, and therefore
cannot po-ssibly do harrn-but always
do good. Mrs. (ko. M. K(etnpt, Carle-
ton Place. Ont., Fags: -'1 have given
Holy Own Tabk'Is to my bnhy since
to Iwo weeks old. 1I' was a
very an all baby, L'ut thanks to the
"Wets Ste is now it big. fat. healthy
1oy." Sold by medicine acuter+ cr by
moil al 23 cents a Lex from The Dr.
ee'itliarns' Mullein. Co., Broekvtlle,
Ont.
AIEACBE 1N1 (BtlA'TION.
1 hate to vest where• they have new
"They are often :nexvete need ." •
"Yes, and they haven't had time to
learn the family bcaudals.'
They are Carefully Prepared: •P: .
which dissipate Ihetuselves in the s'•' -
much cannot Lr Isle-ttd to have bolt 1.
effect upon the intestines, and to at•
Conte costiveness the medic!me ode. 1,
islertd must influence the a.:t:on 4.1
!Mee canals. Pat'mele's Vegetable
9'ills are so made, under the supervis-
ion of experts. that the substance in
Ihern intended to operate .it the inles-
luies is retarded in uclivu until they
,pass through the stomach to the bow-
els
At the age of 21 n young plan thinks
he is smart. At the age of 4(1 tae knows
that other people knew ire tin -11.1,
r11.FS CURED IN $ TO IA DAY'S.
PAZO OINTMaNr I. guarantee! r) cure any
case of Itching, Blin 1. Bleedingor Mrotuding
Pllee 1116 1, 14 Jaye or in,nney refnded- Otte.
The wife of a prufessk.m i t sebalt
payer doesn't stem to n1;111 the fact
that he is a Lase deee ver.
Let u Coat of paint turn your hoose
into a tlonte.. 1 -et Hansay's faints do
it for you. They ure made for purity
of style, purity of cot.;, and wear and
tear. Every can gueranle•ed. Your
dealer has theta. \\'rile A. Itameay k
Son Co., Montreal, for pack of sc,uten-
ir Picture Pohl Cards of Ilumtes.
•
Mrs. llrldey-"Yes, 1 know my leis.
tend plays cards, but he any.; he only
dee; it for fun.' Mrs. WL -e --"Then he
doesn't get what the plays kr. Cm told
MI the other players have tlie'! fun."
A small Pill. but Powerful.- They
that judge of the powers of n pill by
its sirs. would consider Parmelee's Ve-
getable rills to be lacking. 11 is a Hi -
lie wonder among pills. What it lacks
in size it snakes up in potcney. The
remedies which it carries are put up
*r these small doss, because they are
so powerful that only small doves rine
required. The full strength of the ex-
tracts is secured in this form and do
their work Thoroughly.
Mamma (sternly) -"Don 1 you know
what the great King Se.lunwn sate(,
'Spare the rod and sg•oil ttie child' f•'
!lobby -"Yen; but he didn't say that
until he was grow'cd up!'
A LITTLE QUIET le the beet of all 41st vet'.%
will not [Hake load and mu-(•:, but " Fen -..elm
will. Try it. All drug auJ general •%:•res. 61
hutt1N.
i.ots of marries( ,nen w•• a;J much ra-
tter go to the other place .1 there ttos
any marrying in heaven.
•
ITCiI. Meng- r•ralrle c"ratchee and
every lc rat of cen'aglous Itch on human
.-r anilines cured :n 30 minutes by VicI-
lord a Sanitary 1.r l 4.rr. 1l never rails.
Sold by all druggists.
After staking n kat o1 geed friends
many a roan ties into politics and las-
es them.
We have no in cat air that
Dr. J. D. Kellogg'., Dysentery Cordial
is without doubt the hest medicine ever
inlredticed for dt.entery, dint rheea,
cholera and all funtlner e•nntpdainle, pen
sickness, etc. 11 promptly gives retie!
and never fails to effect a i)f.:ifitecure.
Mothers should iic.. r be wilt,..ut n hut.
Ile when their cli deet are teething.
JAPANESE Wolf \e 11111 1 .
Captain M n Band 1.1 Female 11-I.her.
Thal Ilud Stolen Crime 11111 Il•ntse.,
A Jaiente-e w omen name.; I.
titer), who had O'4)le to Lr lot ',t a e
Ibe robber class That she 1.0(1 joined a -
"Tera. the Serpent.' has nisi leen n:•-
i('tte 1 by the K.'J:maehl pre'ice in tae
grounds of Il-tchin►nn Temple_', Fukaga•
writ, says the Japan 'Times,
in her eeriy years -she is now 13 ---
see was tery beautiful, and ield teeny
siluOCons as a nurse. always with a
good name for infill -try and faithful-
ness. it was her g.'o•sI looks and an
admirer that brought her dismissal t.y
her mae'er, and from that time she
turner( 00 snake her living by prey.
At the age of 3n she was cnpeen of
a gang of female thieves. Al hamar
kora ray. NIW an cid gentleman and
pretended to be .n a fit. Ib' tendevl her
k n.11y. but while ile woe 1racy she ale
steeled £IG from h:s bag. With !hit
in'n••y she travelled to the capital,
where the continued her depredation.:.
She Wee at 111e lemse c1 Cunt 31at-
sttdaira and. representing herself es a
poor woman d(tc• ole t in her hitsl•and,
werke.l up.n the sy'rrtpalhy of lite (eine
lees, who engaged her as handmaid
rime* iia Oniy Ona
""Bronmo QuInIn."
That /a - -.,,,,
Laxative Bromo Quinine
4WD TM WORLD OWN TO CORD A COLO IN Olt RAY.
Always remember the nm:: carve. %,mute
for I&is rig/utters on
.Very PO. !sic
.nn •4 the esteem . ! tt f;,•
. who Ir•• t.k.l her almost u.' 4.
Atter it few months. the tt ho:o lA)-s.-
h.kI %tent on a flutter vie•tt:ng excur-
son, tearing T;;rn alone at huate. She
f•i4,Co".1'il to ((heat all the va!wjt!.•.;
st:.- cctltd ley hands on, leaded them tit
three
1, ger tt l.y;uns, and mudo off.
A ee•nl( mcc .•l imprisonment did not
alter her. and before her fast arrest
she had loll, 11 rM n:•:y it hundred houses
and stolen money and ge.cids amounting
it, throb•::11.0., r;f to;nr.ls. She now e\-
pr4 , „ r,• . re to Marry a certain hum -
1 1. i..,• ,t . itzen.
SKIN ERUPTIONS
AND PIMPLES
Disappear Under a TreatnioIJt r,ith
Dr, Williams' Pink Pills,
Thera cart bo health and vigor only
when the blood is rich and r •4I. '1 ere
are thousands of young turn 11.-1 ap-
proaching manhood who revd the rich.
red bkCtl that only Dr. \\ .:1:0111,' I':nk
('ills can Blake. 'they have no energy;
lire out at the least exertion, and who
feel by rho time (hey hive done their
day's work, as tliviigh the day teas a
week long. In sonic castes there is u
further sign of danger in the pimples
and disfiguring eruptions which break
cut on rho face. These are certain
signs that blue', is out of order and
that a complete breakdown may result.
le this emergency Dr. \\ Haws' Pink
Pills Ls the medicine these young nen
should lake. 'These pills actually lDllke
rich, red blood. They clear the skin
c.( pintples end el'uplione and Lr:ng
health, strength and energy.
Ilere is ilio) experien' a of Adolphe
Holland, of St. Jerome, Quo.. who say's:
"For more than a year I suffered from
general weakeees, and I gradually grew
se weak that i ties forced to abandon
my work as a clerk. My appetite
Whet )ne. 1 lad occa,.onal violent
headaches and 1 began to suffer from
indigestion. 1 was failing so rapidly
that I began to fear That consumption
was fastening itself upon ntc. Our fam-
ily doctor treated rue but 1 did not gain
under his care. 1 wa.s in a very dis-
couraging slate when a friend front
Montreal tante to see ate. Ole sh'ong-
Iy advised nit to try Dr. \\'itliams'
Pink Pills. 1 dict so and inside of three
weeks 1 began lo feel better. my ap-
petite began to improve and i seemed
to have a feeling of new courage. 1
continued the pills lin I had taken len
t•oxets and 1 am now enjoying the best
health I ever had. My cure surprised
many of my friends who began to re-
gard me as incurable, and 1 strong!y
uayi-0 other young nen who are werik
Io follow my example and give Dr.
\Vtiiam Pink Pills a fair tial.' Bad
%,texas% is lite cause of all cntllar,n (15 -
cases like anaemia. heads^hes. neural
{ria, rheumatism. sciatica, indigestion.
rel nervous troubles. general weaLne(s
rind the special ailments that only wo-
men folk know. Dr. \Villianls' fink
Pills nt•(i the one cure, because they go
right to the root of the trouble in the
bleod. They change the had blond in.
tie geed blood, and thus' bring health.
'•••nglh and energy. You can get three
s from any nittdtcllle skitter, or by
at 50e a box. nr six tows for $2.50
hem the Dr. Williams' '%telae ne Co.,
I1rocevi:le, Ont.
iIIS 1'Fi\A1:1'Y.
Nee -light is eunstaftly being threen
. ►• MI, !cal Ii tiny, 1'lte latest exegete
-••r;plural subjects *ems to be a
small girl in Germany. the Ilelingnr-
te t i:s the story "f her antinion of a
prat em, -says Pas'cr llo,egger of
Gratz.
1 visited a school one day where ihhe
in,Iruc1P rn was n part of the daily
course. and in order to lest the chi!.
(hens knowledge, 1 asked roma flue;•
talks. One class of little girls looked
particularly Night, and I asked the tal-
lest one:
"eVhat sin did Adam centre:+?''
"fie ale forbidden frail.'
"Hight. \\'ho teniteell Adam?" •'
'Fwe
"Not tcal'y i;ve, 1)111 the serpent. And
(tow was Adan) pttnis!atil?"
Ile' girl 1lesitale.l and braked con.
tu,.I. A little e.gtd-year-ut.l united her
hared and said:
.1'. I.a=ku, I know.'
,
• , ;41. us. IIvw was .ednln tem -
"1 le
em-
•'11.e hhadh, marry IEwe.-
!and the d•strict abutting on Tottenham
1 0:rt Hund. olid in the East -('ltd. The
meg unperlant section is the Freedom
(:►feint. II publishes a monthly paper
casted the Freedom, which bus a cir-
(ttiate.•n of ub;ut 2.000.
Aieeed Soho there are the French
It.)l nn, German and Spanish groups,
alta in 11►e Bust -end there is u lung_
tie ny of Jewish Anarchists, who ros-
es.. • lul'•o:uo and eublish two Jour -
u Th. 1, s IIIer has a circulation '•1
al. ;.trvi i,td the latter elf 5.000. 11. 111
u..• t • , 1,11 in Y ddish. There is aha
a 1::_''i', gr:,up in Ile Bast -era. The
mirr•hip of the various I-orick:1r
••.. • - lc Mee n 3,0110 and 4.000.
II 1,0 Leen estubt.shed In
;1. f, r..l.11 • al t was, il)CIUd•ng Lit-
, r 1 ,..1., seeiii. Id. (lull, Norwell.
I' ' :',. In. Manchester, Swansea,
and I:du)bu:gh.
, 1::ngeinents Made by the see -
eh al Senlland Yard to sha-
,,• .\narchi.-t; nr • most clalcrale.
li • '1 errhi-1 n:•rit:mg in England ;
Int • nit identified al the seaport or at
tl; 1 tuition termini.
••yhaust:ve are Ile precautionary
.ret: that it may be sa'd ,t• Ih con -
that there is nr-t n single Aner-
t fi st gro':.p In Great Br'tla n which does
rot number in its ranks one or more
winters who are police informants.
ey
P\Fa•\IO\IA GERM LOCATED.
(:hirt¢o Ih,ehlr Advances New Theory
of Disease.
The announcement of a new theory
as t:) the cause of pneumonia and the
discovery e f a remedy for the disease
was made that other night at a meeting
o! the (h • ago Medical society.
Dr. II. Maiming Fish, tt'l:o trade the
amloun, c:utnts. backed up his usser-
lions with n detailed description of a
case of acute pneumon a, which, 1:e de•
ctnr•exi. had been cured in twenty-four
flours by means of the simple method
which he deer. bed.
Dr. Fish first declared that the seat
el trouble in pncum ;via case; was not.
as is generally supposed, in the lungs,
nut in the small cells in the bony
framework al the top of the nose. The
pneumecercus, c r disease germ, he as (1,
efts not hnrtnfut, except when pent uo
in a cell ef Ihis soil Then. he ex-
plained, it acted like an explosive, be-
gan to expand, and was absorbed by
the blood, at:d became one of the nest
dangerous ef diseuse germs.
. "Frotn these cells the disease w•oris
rapidly dcwn to the lunge, and to all
appearances. these organs Immediate-
ly became the seat of trouble." said the
I,hysi.'ian. "However, the fuel which
is fording the flames of disease still
acing furltished from the cells at the lop
of the nose.
"The silnp'e remedy. consequently, s
(:t draw this dangerous pus from these
cells. That is what was done in the
erase which 1 have described, and in
twenly-four ):ours the disease had dis-
appeared. The hmgs. of course. were
sell affected. end it look day's before
the patient linaly wns able to leave his
led."
Some meet couldn't Sceeep ttwir pro -
mese; even in a cold storage plant.
Abend the btls'est thing nn eurlh a
an ld'e rumor.
pays larger dividcn,is then
a Mlle common s- nee.
Peen the digs tied head welter oc-
cnsienally puts ins fool in it.
\Voter on the burn is seldom due
to a Herat ter knowledge.
The Ices n man has to say the more
he is inclined to lack.
1
ilr
1' m (ltd 1)1141 Metro \..t
1 1 .e Dei-. '1 trite wee when Dr. 'Thome •
FREE BOOK
1•1,•1,• 01 Ind but a small field of j
distribution, hill now 1Is 1•rritory i.s
widespread. These wbo first recogrt
((! its curative qualities still value it r
a 3l.ecifi'•. rind oink 11 retains its c i
friends it is ever snaking new-. 1t t.
teener) that a ii Byer (flee este It vont
not le %%:deet it
It1.D? %RE %% % 1( 111:11. •
oo ulktlwl lard iia• a Grip on (he An-
nrrhi.ls in London.
The demmeintion of Anarchy and An -
arch sl by President Itoo!evcll and Ms
recmnmendal.on that (here str,uld 'et
tr,rlher repressive legislaL(•1) coaling
with the problems presented by Alter.
shy, will probably increase. the affec-
t on with which these "enemies of man.
lend' regard Eng:arid as a place c
dunti. i1P.
In Eiig:on•1. however. rt relent but
keen battle. 111 elect ..n one side tip
lance is never relaxed. is continually
gong on between Scrt1'.and Ynrd and
the jc•rcl n and Engl .�h .Anarchists who
reside 1.01404) !.'.n4 and the ptot;nce!.
The number of Anarchists in I ng'anit,
(teeny est ing to immigration front
(Ater counit•,ee. %theft mire slrinFont
polee p et %ode prevail. s Scrluip y
greater Today then wits The Me a few
)tats ego: but elttte•lrgh They are vol
actively Interfered welt. practically
every men Meetly/ them. !heir Wen;
and their movements are knottn to the
delr,;l.ve Meer* w1M be1eng M shat 's
known at Seel:and Yard as the special
%ranch.
In l.on•ior. there are strong Colonic*.
divided ink. Glfferenl grout's, in Bobo
HOW THE BANK
WAS SAVED"
leas hew' a •• r..ng nein paved
the bank by a n se inve t•nont.
livery eterk tuyer and 'meteor
%chem.! read this M nk. Not 1 •r
stir. Sent tree nn request. Yo ,r
1erne ern n 1.ets14l will bring ll.
\Vote to dot
N. W. IAILmY
361 aethear Weans* Oleg„ 9e11611r, 1110.
QUEEN
CITY
WATER
WHITE
IL
Gives Perfect
1:111t;
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POR SAL,13 Dr
DEALERS EVERYWHERE,
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ISSUE NO. sb--11R.
WANTED
Our readies to note that the celebrated French remedy, l"i'GO,
which httS been and is sold under a guarantee -that in cases
where the outward application. as directed, fails to reliete pain,
moneys paid will be refunded -still stands. In no case, not-
withstanding the large an increasing sale, lies a refund Leen
asked for. H. commended f.rr ncuralg:n, headache, rheumatsm,
gout, catarrhal c•lds, stiff joints, etc. Ask your druggist for a
,.ample and dv net accept a substitute. You will bo pleased with
it. lease 25 and 50 cents.
The Pango Company, Toronto
or who!reale
1.)1O.1n, Knot & •'lark min, Limited, Trrtnnto.
Lyman Bros. A Co., \lot►tmat, Toronto.
\\'int some people say is of less Ind•
pat tauce than what They 1►ute left 11I1-
sad-
The
n•sad,
The never falling nt.'dbclne, Ilollo-
way's fern (:ure. rernoves all kinds of
ra its. warts. W.; even the nest
cull to femme cannel withstand this
wonderful rented).
You can gel just as hard a fall from
Ilw water wng.,n as yw1 can fit 111 an
nutanob)le.
O\ F OF INC HLsT old time remedies for all
skin affections eu.•h ae Poems Mingw•rrn Mcabt•
heed and .Imi:ar n4.Mi..n• 1. Wea•er'a Cerate.
1t Is at, ointment that has brought relief to
thousands.
1! you are tired of the mune chi
, : lit you m ght change it by invest -
r; sew 1(1 of kette
TO flit? A eot.n IN ANP. DAM
Take I.AXAflyll Ha.rtltt (+.ruin. TableN.
Dra`gIste refund money If it fail. to cure. a. vr.
OkOVal signet ire le ea each bot. tie.
' b N1t•\Y I.%INtIl.
(tank. •lank. • ee.k,
What dr.leee etemes are these.
Peking the el lin. ss e•f lb • Sunday nf-
le ;moon'
In liee'e. 1lrs. \fn• l+,r't leaves the
fire -ole and wee. n e• .r h of the cause
el IltO disturbance.. In 1144' garden she
finds her hie -bend nailing a beard on
the bottom of a tarrow.
"Dema:. man.- she says. "ye'ye mnk-
in i.n ow fie row. What 11 the neigh-
1o:s Ih.nk'''
"Never mind 'he•m. K:%sty," snv• D. n•
add "1 mann gel my born' 1114 n' 1."
"Oh. hail Donal'." Boys K r ly. ti
tern wrong to Volk on lite ': •t!tall.
1. c. , � h l 1 ae ewe 6r rew' !'
Ford- ''1" lir mayor mad( 4.11ae y4 • •
revere: cf stars nga.t13l the •i•!. ltd:.:•
didn't he?' fin we- "Ye---e-re • it
ought to see how 1a chart.•.1 :..c1"
'Toll: CO1,011 1)11) 'IfiE THi(K.
First conductor -Do yen ever have Ip
put any of your passengers oft? e
Second conductor --I put rt man off the
other day, but it didn't delay bun to y
much. Ile was so mad that his free
got red . nough to flag the next train.
BRAT CA1'9Eq IIEADACIIIt,
Prue O, tole► 1' tf ar 4',11.1, are the inset fr..
4niletearns* of Hea.luM r.AX4Ttyg PIR•.tD)
CINi, a removes effuse. R. W. Drove ea boa tie
The rest of ihee fleet British inn (iI
M at: ,f4(0I.OM, et about a quarter tht,t of
Il.. latest type.
Mother Grates' Worm Externi • r t• r
dolts not require the help of are •r-
gahte nr4(ircine le) complete the cure.
(i:ve U n trial and ie convinced.
"Now,' fold An Irtehman, afar a terl-
ctls nccdeet lo a fellow -miner. "weal
Lave tet .eel 50110 man to break the
• •ys to llmin,l' s wife,' "Send Ilnit-
e gen," suggested rine ed the gang. "1Igd/ie'`
Just the man lo Greek the 114 W.4 gin fn
-k.ok how he rtt,ikrs!'
The story of the overage wYtnlnn'S life
would made an Interesting matt -fon Fite
thinks.
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