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DIOILSO r & CIaLINO, .Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Massager,
Now to Bet Free Seeds
We want to send everybody Interested Ln
saVdsains or tantalite our new free 1910 Seed
CattalNu.. If you wilt write us to -4q. we
win Include. free, a package of our
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set two distinct dishes frost one vegeta
Use the ribs as Asparagus -he lesnaa as
Spinach or greens. Our Dew Catal
one of the most complete published this
0 you prefer. we will se free free -
our Burbank's Giant � - -
Peppy. or D. &H.'s Es Swell*. In-
stead of the Asparagus Beet. Let us know
to -day which you want.
Kindly mention this paper. It Is Itrtpert-
ant to us.
PARCH £ HUNTER SEED CO., Ltd.,
London. Ont. 4
fr
s
Make Each Animal Worth
2Plo Over Its Cost
On of a Cent a Day
Nobody ever heard of "stock food" curutg the bets or colic. making
tens lay in winter. increasing the yield of sailk lits pounds Por cow a day.
dr',storied run-down animals to plumpness and elder.
When you feed stock food" to your cow. bone. /wise oe poultry.
you are asersty teed ng them what you are envied ea yn
you, owhen,
Your animals do need set mere feed. t eiramesing to isNp (Mir
aced stay taaies get tt al year rouUM* good nds �dsstalitt si t0 eed �'t aa��.t. Sue Mase aaeltalit aa nisi caa d r� p
tib s. RVhem up YAL Pul.ri. Mahe edam sad doss. it is
castle an Owe*
Rota "Stock Food" But a "Conditioner"
"Thi
t•
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G,e Citcrie, 'o4
ROYAL. PURPLE STOCK SPE 1 i coetains no grain. nor farm products. It increases
yietd of milk from three to Ave pounds per cow per day before the Specific hes been used two
weeks. It makes theeeaa��I and acids flesh faster than stay Other preparation known.
Young calves fed with ROTAL P RPLS are as large at six weeks old as they would be when
ted with ordnnarsonste rials at ten Limits.
ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC builds up r -down animals and restores them to
plumpness almost magically. Cures bots. colic. worth ddi a 1 n ti
Dan tRct'wan,thehorseman, says: "t have used L Pt Pt.SSZOCf�iFIC
persistently in the feeding of 'This E•1,' 2.02 largest winner of any pacer on Orand Circuit in
1905, and 'Henry Winters.' 2.051. brother of Alien Winters.' winner of $36.1100 in trotting stakes
in 1904. These horses have never been off their feed since 1 commenced using Royal Purple
Specific abnost a year ago, and 1 will always have it in my stables •"
oyalvTOCK NPuRrYplCIe
One i,It. package of ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC will last one animal seventy
days. wh.:h is a little over two-thirds of • cent • da Most stock in ft y cent ackget
IAst hat tifty days and Are given three times a day. LOYAL PUR STOCK SPICIFIL!
iiR1 :en b.itonce aday, and la its half again as Ion!. A11.50 nail containing four times the
Amount of the tifty cent paak'5. will last 280days. ROYAL PURPLE will increase the value
of year stock 1St It is an astonishingly quirk fattener. stimulating the appetite and the
relish for food, assisting nature to digest and turn feed into flesh. Ma hog fattener it is a leader.
It will save many times its cost in veterinary bills. ROYAL. PURPLE POULTRY SPEC!.
PiC 14 our other Specific for poultry. not far stock. One 90 cent package will last twenty.fise
h,•1s 70day s. or a pad costing 11 50 wittiest twenty-five hens 250 days. which is four timesmore
material for only three tames the cost. It makes a -laying machine " out of your hens
simmer and winter reventsfowls losing flash t oulSin time. and u: -s poultrydiseases.
livery package of ROYAL PURPLE STOCK sraGIIPIC or POULTRY SPRCIPIC is
guaranteed.
Just uta ROYAL PURPLE oft one of your animals and any other
repar. ti non
snothir
animal in the same condition: after comparing results you will say
them all beat to death, or else bsekesmes your money PRIM -Ask
your merchant or write us for our valuable 32•page booklet on cattle
and poultry diseases, containing also
ROYALrPURPLE ST'OCKiand POUL--
TRY SP*CIPICS.
if you cannot get Royal Purple
Spe. li:i from merchants or agents. we
will supply you direct. 'aortas prepaid.
on reie,pt of 1t 90 a pail for either Poultry
or Sti..k Specifics.
Yoke money a ting as our agent in
:Our district. Write for terms.
Por sale by all up-to-date merchants.
�. L Jenkins Mfg. Co., Loadoa, Cu
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ZURICH
J. U. NIerr.er or Elmira i• u, town
31 present. -Mrs. Bernhardt of Preston
Is atoning h.'r parents at the Lutheran
Parsonage. --Mrs. E. Stoskopt and Nils.
Matilda Johnston spent Easter with
frlends in Baden and Beriln.-Mrs. W.
Fi. lioftnlau lett on Thursday morning
for Mllverton to visit her slater Mrs.
F'utkbeiner over the Exalter holidays. -
Nlcholas Foster. Jr., has leased George
Broderick's farm on the Babylon Line
for a year and takes possession April
1 rt. -The Itcv A. D. Wachter assisted
ltev. Mr .}lean or Creditors In revival
meetings. ->Iles 1 irtdlar•.d, whose terns
as teacher In the public school has ex-
pired. was prearnocd with a sultab!y
eitzraved a nit Spocl , by !ire s6101 u a or
the senior roost.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
McGILLI VRAY.
J. Wesley Mark. son of Edward Mark
who has been principal of Sebrinsvitle
ve:scol, leas accepted 11.0 principalship
o f one of Brantford's schools at $10u
• incnttt.-The death occurred on Nfon
day, Mar. 21st, of Mra. Geo. McFarlane
it the family residcnre, ith Can. of M--
(;illtvray. Mars. aferarlane has been 111
but two weeks with la grippe. She was
.t daughter ot the late Geo. Shtt.ley of
Cirllsle, at which place she was born
and brought up. She was married to Mr.
ltrF'.-rlane fifty-one years ago, and her
'one since her marriage was but a
s':ort discs rcc freta tier childhood !tome.
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GRAND
GRAND BBENLs
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brenner visited at
Drysdale on Saturday. -School closed
Thursday for Easter holidays and the
teacher, Mr. Dodds, left for his borne
in Seaforth Friday. -Mr. Wm. Oliver
arrived home from Toronto Thursday.
-G. Lawson of Toronto visited at Jess.
Gill's on Saturday and Sunday. -Miss
Jane Bestard of Detroit visited Mrs.
E. Brenner Thursday, -Mr. flee of
Dashwood visited with Mr. and Mr's.
Fred Ilse Friday. -Mr. Frank Gero-
mette held a wood bee Wednesday. -
Mr. Sam Gratton moved from Ontario
St. into one of Mr. Holt & Tiedeman's
houses Thursday. -Mr. Marian from
near Port Franke. moved here Friday.
-Mr, Lawrence Carrier of Seaforth
visited his parents for a few days lust
week, -Miss Emma Geake of Toronto
visited her sister Saturday and Sun.
day of this plass.-Mr. Heiman of
London was here for few days last
week. -Mr. Soutbcott, who bas been
visiting in London the last 3 months,
returned here Thursday sad will live
in his own house. -Mr. Tennant of
Louden was in our burg Friday. -Mr.
Ewrey Carrier of Godericb spent the
holidays with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. A. Carrier. -Miss Watson,
Klondyke teacher, left for ber home
in Sarnia Friday. -Mr. James Brophy
visited et E. Gill's Wednesday. -Mr.
Joseph Gill was in Zurich on business
Monday. -Mise Mills of Stratford is
visiting at Mrs. Wus. Patterson's.-
Mr. H. Smith was in Parkhill Monday
-Mrs. Ilse still continues quite ill.
SIGNALS OF DISTRESS.
Exeter People Should Know How to
Read and Recd Theis.
Sick kidneys g ive many signals of
distress.
The ere retio:,s are dark. contain a eedl
Blest.
Passages are frequent, scanty, painful.
Backache 1s constant day and night,
Headaches and dizzzy spells are fre-
quent.
The weakened kidneys need quirk Help
Don't delay. Use a special kidney
remedy.
Boothe Kidney Pilis cure sick kidneys
tasckactrc, and urinary disorders.
ltensall evidence prom s this stateni'nt.
\Ir. G. Scott, of Main St., itensall,says
- Fit -fluently 1 would suffer with a
rnlsstable, dull b,icka:lle in the region of
the kidneys. There pains woul-1 come
on me when i would do any stooping
or lifting a;id would cause the rite'h
Into nvenicn• t. I had tiled et4o y rem•
cdi's to found little rah.,;. I nook cold
very easily and It would settle In my
back, and the urine would 6110w a high•
cal rotor. 1 learned of Booth's Kidney
Pills through an advertisement and pro-
curing a bolt at Nr. Hemphill's Drug
Starei commenced treatment. It was
a vriy short time before the pain had
;ma: from my back and It had strength-
ened. I Leel grateful In recommitting
Booth's Kidney Pill• alts an Ideal rem-
edy." Por sale at W. S. Cole's Phar-
macy.
Sold by dealers, Price SOc. The R.
T. Booth Co., Limited., Fort Erie, Ont.
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11LINi3ALL
l \\", henry a:.d wife of St. ttarys ale
visirilis relatives here. -Mrs. McDonald
of Kincardine, has been visiting Mrs.
Ituchanan.--Dr. J. liic$weu went to To-
ronto last week to try •his Council Ex-
amination -Tom Kyle, who went to
Saskatoo i a short time ago, has return•
ed. -Gen. Harburn, who has been 1a1d
up all winter with liver and toomath
trouble. Is ails to b^ oLt again -Mr•.
James McArthur moved last week Into
the residence she nchased
Slnelr n A:tred street. -Fred
Mil ils httendstamoovingrecehistly tsushne•spur10
another store owing to the present one
teeing needed for a sample room. -Mr.
I'ruter of Milverton has Vt.rchxv'd J.
Donaldson's harness business and tuck
possession fart week. -Thos. Sherrttt of
Make move.1 here last week onto the
fan,; he recently purchased from the
estate of t1.t• late Jailer McArthur. -
\11ss Margaret Bonthron has take:*
a position as stenographer in a Tor-
onto law office. -The pool tables have
tell removed and lugrani .i Jonnston
are tekinZ the building down. -J. Weis -
miller contemplates going West short-
ly. -Work on. the new hotel will be com-
menced shortly. It Is to be a very stand
some structure, adding touch to the ap-
pearance of that part of the town. -We
understand that Robert Clegg, Station
agent at Kipper, who was taken to 1.4911 -
dun Hospital and whose condition gave
his family and friends great anxiety,
is out of danger. -There is a plan on
toot to put Henault' and Kippen churches
under one pastor, and place a young
Irvin over Chtselhurst, Bethesda and
Sessmith.-W. Perkins has presented a
petition to the License Board of South
Hurons dsktng for a hotel license for
his hotel which is being completely re-
modelled. The board meets on April
tf;trd.-Ernie Steacy, who has been in
the store of his uncle E. Ranntel for the
past three years, hag gone to Clinton
to take a position with the Morrlrh
Clothing Co. -E. Schaffer. Mrs. C. Troy-
er and Fred Manna went to Toronto on
T.Iuraday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Noah Schaffer, who died suddenly at her
t. -tine there.
LUMLEY.
Seeding has commenced in earnest In
this vicinity, T. J. Verifier being the
first on the list. -Mrs. Jas. Morton
Spent Faster in London with her niece
Miss Jennie, and other friends.- Miss
Lillian Williams of Vancouver arrived
here on Monday to nurse her sister,
Mrs. M. V. Miller. She was acconlpan-
fed home by her slater, Miss Edna of
WlnntpeZ.-Mr. and firs. Thos. Jack-
son and son Master Glenn spent the
Easter holiday■ with Mrs. Jackson's
mother here. -Quite a number of the
Ladies from this locality attended Mrs.
Envaaa Stewart's sale of household el-
fe'ts on Monday afternoon.
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W INCI IELSEA
Mr. Newton (lark of Chatham llust-
neaa College spent the holidt.ys at his
bonne here. -Mr. Geo. Jacques returned
TI ursdty from a course in the Dairy
School at Guelph. -Mrs. Elliott and her
dau_rbter Miov Laura. of Thedford aro
:he guests of the fornner't, sister, Mrs.
Thos. coward. -Miss Lynda Hunter of
1.0114011 visited friends 11i \l-Inchelsea
this week. -Mie. Nelly Heywood of
St. Marys high School ie h,rne for the
vaeatlon.-Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Kehr
spent the holidays at Chediton.-lira. R.
hicks and Mrs. John Andrew were
guests of firs. John Shut" Tuesday.
The following is the report of the
I'ro:lin'to?, Examination held In S. S.
Hu. 6 (:.borne, rn March. 1910. The
names are given In order of present
standing. Only one pupil failed
') nn.ike
the required mark and he de
during part of the examination. En-
trance Class -Pass mark 320 Emma
llcywood 565, over 75 per relit. Sr. IV.•
Pass 320, Edward Kellett 523. LCrccry
:,oil. E. Coward 456, John Brock 4411.
Jr. 1V.. pass 320, 1Srlc Coward :171.
Roy Goulding :166. fir. IiI.. pass :t:W,
(lordon Duncan 540, Hardwick Curnlel:
506, Dia Cornish 478, Imla Heywood
474. Lloyd Johnst 471, May Clark 410.
Sr. Ii.. pass 240, Myrtle Washburn 3134
Vera Heywood 15:1. Lewis Clornlsh 319
Mervyn Wilson 75. Jr. Ii.. total 260.
Francis Heywood 215, Viola Bell 210,
Gordon Delbridge 202, Willie Routley
201, Willie Skelton 180, Alden Creery
139. Sr. Pt. 11., total 260, Rhea Sfnaie
194. Jr. Pt .11., total 250, George Johns
225. Mervyn Glsnm 223, Percy Coward
202, Lorena Johns 201, Alvin Andrews
177, May 11erWeed 109, Wesley Hey-
wood 145, Kenneth Reeder 114.-Jcssle
A. Hamilton, teacher.
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GREBNWAT.
W. J. Wilson, J. P., and Mrs. Wilson
were surprised o•n Monday night. \larch
21st. by a houseful of neighbors and
Wends who gatherd to say farewell to
theta prior to fruit Heaving for ('ipt'vllle
A't:s. Mr. Wilson came here 10 1972.
rut down a place In the forcer .ilid bunt
a general Mott. and did an extensive
business since: he assisted nnsterially
in building a church and orq.anlzl•Ig a
Sunday School: he ably filled the posi-
tion of Secretary Treasurer of '1:e
Truster hoard acid was also a faithful
taal preacher on the Grand fend cir-
cuit. Mr, W. T. Glen. was appointed
rhalrnnan and called fir. and Mrs. Wil-
son forward when lir. R. lIutchlnsor:
read an appropriate address and Mr.
John :Merritt presented Mr. Wilson
with a 'ane suitable rnsraved .and Miss
VI.iry Hutchinson handed Mra. Wilson a
handsomely bound copy of Shakespere's
poems. Mr Wilson replied on behalf of
himself and wife io a few choice word•
thanking his frlends tor their support
And appreciation. The riot of the even-
lof was ape,t 111 music and re:ltations
by Miss Carrie Wllsoo acid Mrs, W. A.
Wilson and Mr. John drown. -Mr. a:.d
Mrs. Wil,.o,: Jett Wednesday followit.;
for their home lit the west. where
they will homestead. -Mr. ar.d Mrs. lly.
\%Irkert move.] truck to heir old :ionic
In Greenway last week. -Miss Mar Wil-
son 1 as retul: 1.1 from .t visit With
fr:ends In Thorndale.-1lrs. Hobe. Eng-
Iteh has ben n o,nii.n'd t o tt'c house with
la eriert.-Ed. Engllen oC Cairo. filch,
spent the past week with friends here. -
Mr. Jas. II. Love and .\. C Love tett
for the west o:1 Monday. going to Moose
kaw. They took a car of horses and im-
plements.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
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WHALEN
Mr. and Mr.. Seth Brown of aeon -olio
were the guests of the latter's cousli..
Mrs. J. Wright on Sunday. -Mr. Mae -
Wells of London is visiting his sister.
Mrs. Harry Sutherby this week. -Mrs.
David Parkh,Smn of St. Marys to via•
Ring with her mother. -Mr. Ben. stutter
of Ingersoll spent the holidays here the
guest of J. Wright. -An Immense crowd
of Wren Iron: the various places around
hers attended the auction sale of Mr.
D. Hodgson on Thursday last and It
to needless to say that everything went
at high-water stark In price. The first
mare sold brought 3247', while a sow
with a two weeks' old litter sold for
373. Mr. Jos. V,'hite wielded the ham-
mer. -The fanners think that seed ttme
has conte and they are hard at ,work.
Presentation and Address. -On Fri-
day evening of last week the residents
of this community gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hodgson
to bid them farewell and .show their
esteem for the family. After a pleas-
ant hour of social chat Rev. Watson
called the gathering together and a
choice and selected program of singing
readings and speeches was rendered.
This beteg over Mr. Francis called Mr.
and Mrs. Ilodgson and sots Lloyd for-
ward and the following address was
rend ;-
Mr. and Mrs. D. Hodgson, and Family
Dear Friends :-Assuming that our in-
timate acquaintance and tried friend-
ships will warrant the privilege, we
have taken this opportunity ot assem-
bling in your home to spend a social
hour with you before you leave els, to
form new friendships and aseoclatlone
In another place. We are sorry to
lose you front our midst, but we are
.cheered by the thought that your new
home will not be far away and so we
may reasonably hope to have you otteli
back with us- slid we assure you a
hearty welcome when ever you may
come. \\'teen everything is moving on to
its usual course we ..re apt to forget
how much we owe to each: other arid the
power of our Influence for good, or
over 1110)1 with whom we associate. but
when old associations are being hrok-
e:t up and partings are drawing near
we realise the truth that no man liveth
to himself, and now when you. are about
to leave us we realise the place you hold
in our esteem and affection as friends
and neighbors. and how stud: w" shall
nrisa you In social and chrtstian work.
especially In Sabbath school and choir
will your places be herd to fill. We
ask you. Mr. Hodgson. to ,accept thins
riot : you Mrs. Hodgson, this tea set
and you Master Lloyd, this fob, t:ot
for their Intrinsic value, but as remind-
ers of old friend's. who will not soon
fargct your faithful and lovtis; Serv-
ices. and we trust that they may fo-
l:.ttey years c•ontributc to your happi-
ness by the memories they • invoke.
Wherever your future lot may be rase
we wish you au molly years of happi-
ness and prosperity. crowded with 0o.t's
choisest hie.,Iii'e, and when this lite
Is over may you each experience a
mint sunset • tit• western sky bright.
with a golden light of a sure and cer-
tain 'hope'. and may each of you.
\Vitt, Lei111 u:t.hrinktl,K
Cense to rise Jvrda,i•. tido',
And raki:.j roe hand or the Savior.
Go up on the heavenly side.
Signed on behalf of your aid rlends
and neighbors.
Albert (luani:r4
George Squire.
it you have an article for •ale in Ex-
eter and you neglect to let the people
Children Cry
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CASTORIA
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know it, rani you altogether blano there
when they send to Eaton's for it.
PARKHII1.L-One of tI:e oldest :and
beet known rcai:tort* or Parkhill. Mr.
Winton: Dickson. died o:. Good Friday.
.Mr. Dickeo:c. who was 44 years o_ ago
had been a resident of Parkhill since
19119. He was a merchant for a num-
ber o: years aid int -r- conducted :a l -u Se
insurance business.
1 WAS IN BAD SHAPE"
Sat Little Dliesters
"Have Dens Weeders for Me"
Isere is an experience with the first
part of which you may be all too fa-
miliar. Mr. slosh Smith, of North
Seneca, Ont., writes about "Little Di-
gesters:"
"Having been troubled with Indigos•
tion for a number of years, I have tried
nearly all kinds of pills and tablets for
Indigestion only to be disappointed.
"Seeing your tablets advertised i
thought 1 would give them a trial, and
Must say I am glad I did. Before tak-
ing them I was in bad shape. Bad
taste in my mouth mornings and so
dizzy that I hardly knew how I would
put in the clay. Everything I would
eat would seem to sour and ferment, but
after taking "Digesters" I can say
they have done wonders for me."
If you know what the first part of
this story means why not learn the re-
lief and delight which comes from the
use of "Little Digesters?"
"Little Digesters" ars positiveli
geaesatesd to ears all forms of Iedi.
ratios sad Dyspepsia or yam soaey
will he Weeded.
35e. at year druggists or by mail from
Coleman Medieise-Co., Tomato. ,M
Five Roses, Madam, Gives You
Better Pastries Cheaper
Who started that motheaten, he'shiskered fallacy, Madam, that the
best all-round family flour should be made from .soft J+n'er wheat r
Then, again, what really good cook would risk his reputation on
such a t4*.ts oaf l Once again we as::, who war, :t ?
For, comltlg from the heart of he .4.1r1, sun -ripened Af inito45e2 Spring
WJkncl. for bread unbeatable, for pastry peerless--- bt+::otd F'VE
ROSES, Madam, ready to prove them wrong, wcePaly wrung.
Think of th ..,•„ nz, Maelam.
hoth in ,b.,.'t., 0,:14 do;frrt
• • • •
Soft wheat. meana •wore
stent/ and 4ss flatii•rons per
Irtir.
If It's starch yor want.
Madam, and not Eiden -
star"ch Is cheaper and FROM
pl rrlb111 i. paLeoes.
Wheaten flour Is vale -d
for its protein ea+hpr• •suit h
is Me *sol f rPcrf,fr f.
And Manitoba wheat is ever
so mach raker!, glr,!en and
protein than rhe S'att winter
article.
IMMAD
CASABA
• • • •
"A1 course. Madam. you .already
know the wonderful breadataffs in
the FIVE ROSES barrel.
But think of the pastrlea and the
goodies yoss -1a'd oak fram It.
Take any standard recipe. - sash
luar,t:ties of shortentr.g, water. salt
and other Ingredients
Then. owing to its /treee. dbsorernr
Tower. you req etre ONL FIF7II
LESS OF RVE RO.;F-S than of sn
:ailed "pastry •' flour.
Just mix your dough and set askie
awhile before rolling. and roll atm -
roe than tisual.
And for the same reason
your cookies a:rd cakes,
vI's'.r /resker,
nicer wire:, hci.a'tse FIVE
ROSES A. itis t - muislure.
Your F;'/!. RO3ESpios.
your cakes,tisc . s. griddle
cakes. all rx.rr'a..1 that ,z-
c'ynor 0' • v' erf•".. rt tar lar. kieg
seise y 1 :c" sawn! Perri.
And 11r1 ;n•rar•atly r.• r hither,
5 :'Mrrr, rr'ter. 'x)rr ielittf,
appears/kir.
The baking aroma gives you an Idea
of the flavo: Is there any perfume to
ccrnpar a with flu l c c rotes from shot
cv' n fu'1 of F!VE POSES go.xites?
You sniff blissfully and tt.ink not.
• • • •
If you want more rear:el with
labor - more c,:r'• , ,s, more
tiling dat :''s 11.0'e'np••r, e
and tro•Itle. and •noney. - Then.
Madam. you wall/use, FIVE ROSES.
LAM M fa WPM 1RU/Il4 G.. t/R-1>1MIUM
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