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They will arry heavy loads dayt by throUglj Hl=g01 OMWOrIg. Or : falling mist-, porb" t-Asing WO I
. day without Objection and ure I I . I Iwo" pladug yow WASW 40 .
� � 7 . -1 I � r I and `be-yi`#r" 'qwtul CW,a, J3 Well knoWn. Fer- gentle its touch m my hair,
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Th, Weight fit Gold. an , ISO , Not, quite sick, but robbed r Of' yolo, sa"M4 InAply-ot 094, $A-
i, hardships ,without a murmur. . . , it eem but the gboot of a rain't1ist ambition to work -find it hard to Owego Tbo va boot pu. is
� What is w ,, ealtb., Ube . di Before the novice 'starts for the rov=. Is A prepexation which , A , , our r
. . umatisrat -kiduoy oin, I% lost. . cm ad in sto* a sol4 at **
. , ealtb, witbotit be4ltb, rw clearly, Not ill enough to
, NOWfO011414114 wilds, he should Pick supplies the valuable element Striving to.tell me 'tio there , think , lowest P001010 PrIO0, .
190111tiOu up all the Information he con ze. � think of dyi;ig, but bad - enough . .
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You xpor have all tbo gold possible. I liver, trouble, ba4kaclii, 104i, ax4ing the babita of the gam*,,,Iie is. I in the most efficient way, ICOM- The wind blowing west beat$ on my , ' OrdeirSI"f&I, rbo loft xt Doyle
but witb9ilt you b*ve your beallib you an4,0OA$tJPa,tJOA cillu be cared I with teeking. . I I breaot. I for life to be pretty dull. There Ir k Row4vWx Hirdww atom ge
�r , , bining vnith it the nourishing . - Ferrozoue - that
are the most miserable pmQp livilig, FIX Pills. - 250. a tax al; W. S. 1R., He way have hunted th� white -tail r' ' , nli,&, In playful resistance the while. to a remedy iifth
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Fig 1pals will givo you betp,itb and Holmes, , 'deer or even the moose with succes% qualities of b , ud the . -dead feet-
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. - ! I � oitimulative eff6t of sheM for a rwe . . , � J. stevo!"00119 /
I N liiiiiiimi� M but lemms learned upon those trips ly ,. . � I I � . . Ing. Gracious, but Ferrozone W
M-- F-- r ' "!P - 10 1 6 . . . I -0 I I. L-- � Are not slix,alcient 14 the caribou ' , With the. wind and the mist W beguile. . I
� . . country. I . wine. Verrovim costs $1.00 I . . makes you feel good.;, it sharpens At 81099"t 141gh$ llnalst,�
-$L I tlQn, in 4 moment I'm the dullest appetite�, makes r ' , , -
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The W., jar 0siThe Mad Doxs, . During the sultry weather of sum I a bottle at dru,ggist% My anowsho�' it as �
� . mer deer And moose may be seen in -- . --- � . .1. .11 . . . illo.olliamm ,.. .
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.... . e4 turmoill'in. leaving, behind., , keen as a razor.
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The m%A dog qlleAlon is at! ( .14M. tho6t in 8ttswa, 'and the object !s. to stretch of water in New Brunswick, L tv . I me-- . .
. r xapodued as soon as it Maine or the Te,;nagami J,ake coun. I . r I 0 L . - *
ing the Provincio,l Health authorities get the head 0 , L, ., ,
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I consLiter&ble ilae&4tueas. Peom All 0ospitil %a be. -try. They seek the water in order to I . r I .f. ,%TE L To all else but Nature I'm- blind. � . VW11100 UO) � .."-
&Ig In. A girc�ulll%r lettler has been seab to. all cool themselves a
I parts of the Province are coca . . nd secure protec-� � '
I . , , � . I I . .11, - . Across country I go, olier the deep Bioo4? Ferrozone, makes lots of It. Higheab cash prices mid for Basir.
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r,epoets dt cases of tibe terrible disease. veterinary surgeons by Dr 0 A, Hod, tion from the fiies. . -
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k"11 , POrtunately . there Is . a . very disposition g4ts, Secretary of the Provincial For 4 similar reason, the caribou FOR BACKACHE, drifting snow; the rich, nourishing kind tha.t vitaltzes wood, 141m, Maple or irch logo, dow
�, ,,r,,,_,,,,t,, 0%tI,Ug littentioll to � 'Tis the fences alone that rell-4nd me the whole body. Yoten be wonderfullp livered at our will. I ..
. i Q13i the Part Of the local boards of B)4rd . of Newfoundland take -to the dense SMTICA, PLZURISY, , h , .
. r r . latesathe iogulablous are That I'm not oil wings; iny very quickene4, Immenselry
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I health,andof veterinviry surgeons ,to. the. fact &hat t ce t , er, com- STWC101S. CRICKS, . 4 rter .
; authorities in complied with as, quickly as possible, blood sings, I feet hearty . and vigo using Thew, Doherty Piano 4, Organ
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co-opepme with the ru hicketia in hot weath 4GIA, ItHEUKATI$14 Out bere vexing care canno )L'Vdq ,
-k. and h is, hoped th it can- the Pei .1 during which they wilt be sp Out at dusk to spend much of . NEURA - t find me. Ferrozon 8
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W, Qasen!a Pat do �ge night br rs -tI ' bl, vigor, and reserve energy all ,come
0 rted aebioa will have Its eff act be- In force will be greatly lengthened, . o1v I g over the moss ]3a0h 25C. JIL air ght tin box; Iva .
e . , rocks. The huhm who waits until, ally My spirits'soar high when ray snow- -from this great restgrat - Fifty L . Ir
fore long. #d All animals STrS ad of infection yard rolls $1.00, can be cut to any I L 0, at all �
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1,,r ageet L after August will haVer a better chance � , shoes and cents a. box of fifty tablet
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. One mistake which is be m ide. by should be captu. a alive And. abut size. � I .
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i many rural muoicipal authorities is In 4 cage, for; i4t ,least ten days. I , Bewme of worthless ImitatJotm. — rr — F ow.d. & McLeod -
i the sending to Ottawa of the heads of they Are suffaring Xcom rables, sytiap- antlers. . r . t 1 weather; . .
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. . .3 wilt develop in two or three lt !a Almost useless in hot weather DAVIS & LAWRICTicu CO., M . My soul drinks delight from '08cli Untred tAk(WR tittle 8110 ellergy aud
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dogs for exi.mInUipa. Thayshanklin tool . L - - - -- 14 "111.11:1. A t, r '
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4eVery case be sent to the ProvLaci%t diLys, and death will take place in a to, Attempt to hunt the caribou dur- I - - --- �- L '' woodland sigh L ilealth. Arid tile (lividend4 (ju the Having secured a commOdIDOS GrAIDL. .
I r to' 119tor6house, we are now buying all'
. laboratory la,.rarouto, otherwise do. few days. afterwards. The head should Ing the day., Many a novice has. I ., . - I I ... My heart is as light as a feather. vestment tire pitifully sillUlt and I kinds of g r . r hi best
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I a be se L at f(jr examination at once, to- learned this, to his cost, after tramp� . , rain, for which, th 19
- lays easue which raalar exa,minatio, , - r '10 0
, U WET AND DRY MOONS. ' In the soft snow I see where the pert satis foe tory.-A teirlson (I b"'. prices will be paid. . �
, abortive. Tile method ofoximinattoa gether with a record ofall symptoms, Ing under the blazing s n for aiile�. - I I
. in Tmonto is much m.)ce rapid than ,and a cltnwal history of the case. day after ja�,-witbout seeing 4 single r I � chickadee . ..
L . � . . . I . . uncovered; * 4, were .1noduess-to live IMP A Bran, Shorts,.0orn and all kinds of
I . -1 9tag. . . 1: Old §uporstitlon and Cold Facts - F�rarn ,Was t1iieving from grasses . , .
I - --- . r 11. � I I � I 1. I - ily are the animals' r . . the Astronomers. And poor bunnie's trail, as he sat on wr�tch that he way die ilch.-Otirtolii4 graing Seeds 4n4 other feeds kept ott
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that it is difficult to approach them
at best. � A caribou can ,scent a man
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incredible distance, and
There Is an old superstition whlbh
dies hard, and that is that the post-
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To sed it his haunt � discovered.
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Ford & Md od
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The council of every municipalitY
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Once her catches the scent, he is.
tion of the horns of the new moon
The little field�mouse, in ..her anowm
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is given power to appoint an inspector
promptly off for anotIler locality.
tells what the weather will be, It the
h a of the crescent are,on the same
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Quivers with fright till I've Passed
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to enforce the act.
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success it he patiently -waits for
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level It will bold water, and, hence it
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% bake -shoo shall be established in. any
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gains to approaph him,, .L
Is a dry moon, 'out It it,ls tipped 'UP
then tile water will run out�, and It Is
The partridges whirr as the bushes I,
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it you are a. woman with dull, life-
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the bakesh6p
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dawning, day -fling their rosy fingers.
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Godng by, and on, faster "d faister.
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less, ordinary hair, do. not feel dis-
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thing has helped keelS this be. .I
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off to the likely places. At suiseet
lief alive. The M60U iii "dry" In Xbe,
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riant and captivating a head of hair
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he should take his stand where the .
part of the spring that Is usually fat
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The collie my advent is telling;
as any other'*oman, and quickly, too..
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.signs. are plentiful and aw4it the 60m-
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The door is swung wide, tile glow'
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Just go to W. S. It Holmes this very
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salesball not be liable to any penalty
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Ing of game. During the remaining
cau.10dage peapefullv- About
autumn rains. I
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day and got a bottle of Parisian Sage.
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041110 or go fishing- .. . ..
But even in camp the utfhost pr�-
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your8calp will be free of dandruff.
yourbair will be soft, lustrous.and
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shall come $ Into force July 1. . cautions, are neb6ssary, it one does UORS IMILSLAVU many years in a%A- .o 'fe. . . . . - � I
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0- not wish to cle 'Ahe vicinitv 'of , . If your hair is falling out, Parisian - I., I .. - - .-
2 L) Au it 4 0 Ounces To Be Standurd . . or the exact po$Jtlou.,of I he moon at any - -With delightg I,oj, t�ha who wo;nlil Sa:g'i will stop It. . .. I I - I �L - I
---- . . Mothers Peet We , . game. If A fire is lighted, it should time In the-futtire. ' L . . I woo her; � . OM . If, your hair is thin, 'Parisian $age . I I I - --- . . . I 11
Mc McNiught Hasa New B�ead Bill . wn T ablets .be a very small one, for c6oking only. , The cause I . t positions It as ioveril we oovio. she is � �rjll make It grow in . heavily., � w I * 1 7 11 1111� I'll, � .. . . . . ..
With Baby's 0 . I ... The slightest aldm or, the faintest for theAtMeren . , 'L � then . . If y L on have dandruff it will qdIckly . , . . . . . . . .. . .. 1�
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. for the Legislature -- . . � L. I scent of a man will serv6 to send the, of the crescent is alvarile. The moon Is . never dumb . � , .
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- Mothers whohave-used Baby's Own I animals, scurrying . to distant hiding south of the sun Ili the autumn and But talks wit0thwTiewt that annea Vanish when Parisian ftge is utied. ' , - . - .
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ne3,vy Fine for Adulteration and for i Tablets say they feel safe When they. places. , . .. I .. north of It Ili spring. The crescent is to her, � It prevents hair from turning gray ; - � . . . . L. . .. I I
. have Chia medicine in,the house, as . I .- . I � . I . Xaifib3ow M. Kenny. ' .8to"Itching scalp almost instantly We,: Want to- Land * I I
. Having Bakeshop Below the Tablets are & 'nevier-faillog cure . V;IlllAl1lL NJ, .Evarts.,who lived until found by. the� lighi of the sun falltpg I . . . .. *nA is'the ideal dressing for daily use. . . . .. .. . . I . L
Leval of Street, for the ills of babyhood u.nd childhood. lie was nearly ninety, sold he kept his � on the moon, And the horns ard natu- ' I . .. . . . -A large bottle costs only 50.eenta at your first order, because we know that
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. - ! And the mother has the guarantee of I never takiog '. rally . in A line perpendicular to the di- , . The ditiry System � W'. S..R. Holmes or direct, all charges the satisfaction you will derive from
, a,governmdent analyst that this medl. health by exerc ' Ise, The rection 'of'tbe sun from the moon. I ' * prepaid from the Canadian makerO, that will open your eyes to the fact
In view of the fact that numerous . . . r. William, George Mead,� , - The jury as it, is found to -day is's Oki= Mfg. Co., Fort Brie, Ont. .' I
I cine contains no poisonous Opiates, celebrated D ' hat is all there is ,to this old OUP"' anclent, Popular justice. - .. . . . vbol you,canuol do better Anywhere -
3hanges in his existing bread bill have - to, the sarprising age of 14i I -relic of the . .. , .. 1. I else that you can with us.' You will
been proposed. ML, W K McNaught I Mrs. Walter Barr, � Mountain Grow, who lived . .1 , _ L. I I I
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ont., says': My little boy suffered. or$, S�crlt nearly all o his time *lc � . . . I � I In the city states of I ,a - N. " � find that we are ubt "all at seW' in our
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-a in the Legislature last � . -ye. f L L I . I I tire male population passed upon the ;`,*4 " �1; � . I I A 4 , I
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In I terribly when teething and .from con. . W 4y �� 11 K 41411 A - business, but thoroughly "up -to -the
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day afterno6n thax the entire act be f I g4veL him did the open illr - and. played w little gOlf- I . It or innocence of the olfending '-'� " A" 4 ., ." ,ht
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Fepealed. He will introduce a new bill stipation. . Nothin I Dr .Nlead used - to drink two or - three L I I �arty.- The oldest Greek, poet has lett , i tl,�. . " 1, .1 170 A our customers, knowing that, by so '
, I gave him Bab,v I hk rimitive I � 0 1 .
idered � the least good unti ..a qu�rts of water every day� and perhaps us a pictEire of *hot the. P I WV C ---- 16ing, we ard really acting'f9p out ' .
in the House which will be COOS we Tablets and these brought, him . e5h . . . . -y was. T e eourt,18 sitting; the . . I -
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by the municipal committee on Tues^ 3very mother of youn4 there is, a suggestion In that 01 L.170 I c," Jul I . 1'. N, - (Aw"o-W, 1%1,1711-0-Afl) Own ultimatd-beubfit. . .
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� y. Mr McNaught's new bill pro- 6peedy relief, cals �'Guilty" or "Not.Guilt�" S L .
children: should keep - .the Tablets -in bols, NVIlo lived In Canada for the bet-, - quicki-y9lops conighs. cures colds, b, question of I I
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da . , ,hp lghroatan,l lungs. -� . .,25,c, . E CATARRH ASTI%U9 , 1?e A. DOWNOS.. I
vides that no person shall'm%ke bread the home." Sold.by mOdiciae dealers . of .119 years on the ficirth . -1 is put, And� -the old men. of the com. CUR I .
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I for sale or sell bread except inloaves I 0 b ail at 25 cents, a box from The i? wo . . . I , - Bronch-tiso Crou�� Coughs and CoIdii. Qf L . .
weighing Brown or y In I shore of Lake.Erle, neve, .rked And . I .... I, - — , - ' '
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I Dr. Williams I rockvile, - -, - � . . ; , :motley bacL . Merchant Tailor. - dbllit6n
20 or 40 ounces. 'the'rarik-andL file 61 the people stand- � Sold and, ka�r�. bV
�' Medicine GO never tool; exercise. He spent seventy- . . .'H, Didn't Rnow.1t. - 7 . . . L �
heat broad must . . . . ing. about ,appltkuding. ,the .opinion . . . . L . . . I I . . � . : 1. - .9 , , . , .
bread or wholew Ont. . :;IVB .. . '(J%,e y - ears Of big life fishing With hook' .� are �99 doing heiet" � I . . I . .. ..
7eigh 16 ounces. itolis may be sold , Minard's Liniment Co,4 Limited . I L I., I . � vVilat. , Ahat strikes them most, the aPPla4se . , � . � I . � I - . !!9 . , , .
In any weight,not exceeding 12 ounces I , * . and line afid ife 116tfilag but baked, Ali. -Waldn' on prosperity." , - ' , , -deteppining the-. decision.- Gradually . . . I ��.. I L � I . :. I i�- . , L ". ,
each., Bread may be made and sold Gentlemen,-M)r daughter, 13 year§ ' . brown bread and Un- .1 . -iw . . I erity - Viiss0d, this Way the became narrowed down. inL .- . . . I L .11 . . . I . . . �, "
I old, was thrown fr6m a sleigh aid pa- ples, and milk and ` hy, prosp 1. . I I I I., . . .
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under contract for, the use of the pur- ,silted butter. Perhaps YOU can live . two I ontIls',ago!" .- .. . I.. . numtery untij it finally appears as L . . .1 . . 4- I -
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-chaser and not for sale by him as - "Ir h:, -int-tt]-�f-or---t-hree-y.eii-rs-.- - . ,tha-t�-.orig-4- --d -nothing,--lent-41s - --ro-u --duff T iii -Y. I Tt I uir-amobinV--fol . -v�-sev-it--to-d-ay-.-7-7 A�77 -7—, QU—&11t7y- .. . I VSL a . .
'L .... ... -- loaves -of any- weigut -Provided-tri-the stilgv ery-pa i * y6il o . � . I . 11 . a.., . .. . � . . .
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-contract. I Four bottles of MINARD'S' LINI�- .dnd eat what'.Old.Dtibols did: Buttake I the twitililln"In my J1Ints. 1, had a Idee: . - . .1 . .1 L I .11. . . . I . L. L. I . . . . I . , � - . . I I . . .%
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MENT completely .e4.r!d her and she .nDtic� that 'theffe, Ion L livers never ex�, that .somethin,' or her had run o I . . I I - : Imitettion . . .
The bill provides that every petson . - . 19 oi � I ver . ' .1 .. .. I . .
making bread for sa,le shall keep in a has not been troubled'for two. years. . I . ... . . . � % . . � L .1 � I
I � Lerclsed �, -I..... � . tile.".. . -1 1. 11 1. . al B -11. ny 1, .... . . I I 1. .. I .. -� L.. . .
. couspicuougplaceia his shio scales . . . Yours.truly , , - - . . - -. .-. 0-- . ..% I. . . . I .. - EveryMe., rought.h.0 . - orse - be- .. .� .
L . I . . . I IrivitatiOns dif well-known articles are cnd menis, I
and shall weigh the broad offered for . . . -L J. B.11VUSQUE, ' - . .... . 11 .. . I , . . . ' , I
- St. Joseph P., O., 18th Aag�, 1900.. ! - HinisterAdd &M-BUlk " . Too Enterprising. , ; . But�Sllnce Tiskind "Little Didesterst' -tbeimftatitig'� would not be w rth while 'unless. th
sale by him at the request .of any . I . . I . . . .1 I I " Sales.man (lately promoted to curio . . lie Can Eat Himartilly , . caUse . . ... . 0 .6 " � .
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person. 1-1 . . I . . . .. . -This. iled1da-M. madaml . . . origirlal �a'nd - &.Aiiine �articje hLad, gained- wide -spread ptiblicit ' ,- ... I .
compi . � -Himof Bad. Sore'. Which- department) , L, . � � . . .L . . I , * , - ly .
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with the act shall be liable to a flue o I . .. I I .. L to L story � of five -years of suffering 'from 4nd, p . ' I t ion- ot -quallity and . merit.
Any person who neglects to I . �Cuted a . From Osgooae Station, O�rit., comes a
OUL - �� befied -All dther. Rerdedies - w1as. originally made for the Duke ,of L opularity through its repu ad
8 ... I I . Buckingham. who gave It , . * - I - , io .you ifi w
ells or make . I 'L L' . Anne of, yspepsia-filve years This.reput'atiowis a guaranty.ar
$5. Any person who a D OF BLUE I , . I indigestion - and - D , . :. . � Ld 0�otection . hen'
brea ny adulterant is use .. . . . . . . . I L ...- . . . .Vor Two Years. � . iiin& a loi of- therb... ,of -doctoring in vai.A�theii- "Little, - - . . ' .
d in which a I I . . . . . - . Aust�la.' Wwrie se ?. . ' ' ;
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, I � . . . �:Lond Jn rilmli. .. I .1. Di 6 coniplete cure. ]N(r I . and's titutes 4nd I i.nsist on .
==— I .. ' . . ReV.L Charles E,S ord, of Bridge. . . .. � , . gesters I I %nd a y � . . � L I .
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I DISE OF THE HUNTER. . troubled -for two'Vears with ,a sore on . . .Painfull xr, ; : I I I have been a �sufferer from Indi- . ' , I - � . . I . . I . . . .
� all - ki ds of "She's a,dellcate eater, Isn't sbe?" . 'I
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Famous .among. modern' n1mrods is -
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foundland. it turuishes. food for
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thousands of liidian'� of that island
a . and Labrador and sport ,for hundrects
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weeks'in those, parts. - I . .
sunlight soap cattnot spoil ib
The Newfoundland caribou - is'lirrht'-
'fu�tber.
There are no
your clothes. .
er in color than bis relative
orth in Cauada�. and. his,
injurious chemicals in Sun-
light soap to bite holes in
antlers aie shorter 'and more .Xna,s�
even the most delicate
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sive. So numerous are thesevarlimals
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fabiric. $ 3, 000 are offer-
on the island that thOr tire frequent-
ed to anyone tindinZ
ly hunted on the barren 'open hills. .
adulteration in Sunlight
Two annual dangers- harass the'
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caribous, In -the late� iuninwr and
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fall hunters from all parts of the
StatesZoi the eastern scidion,
at least -aye after them.�-ivitll*kui(te
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and rifle, During Febriianr ' an(!
Proclamation
March the. great yearly slaitigfiter. by
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fishermen. takes-plaee.L . . L". -
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U aderanabyT.Virtits of the A.tTo"0,r,y
the Government I do herobv order all
At. that season the fish( -rmen find
their stock of winter p5ovisiops run-
,of
doga Within the XL1(li3LP%(ity Ottllltlett be
ning low, ,while .the let- khig still
holds :in his .'rclefitlLss
i3aearely chained or kept Ander took and
key ia a m%nner satialaotory to the proper
.the'waturs
clasp. Food must .be hiad, and so
authorities. .
the people tilra. td the caribou herds.
All d,igs found r u ining at 1%rge within
4his Onporabion after this date and until
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for fresh supplies. ,' ''. . . �
A great -many more- ohimals than
furthat notice m%y Ill destroyed, and the I
are needed are killed at these Deri0d-
owatirs of snob dogs will be liable to 5 flue
ical slaughterings. Tlio nearly stari-
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of not less th%n $-2(t and not more tas'a
ed beasts are poorlat best, hnd frd-
$200. By order ot'the Coutiall. I
quently the hunter �Nvill -kill ond. that
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Ragh H Ellit, Move. .
is little more than skin and boni2s,
Londesbr,ro, T5th Feb. 1910
These tire left lying,where they fall.
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Then, too, the methods.,'of killintz
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are by no means sportsmairlike, and
hundreds of ca-ribou escape the hunt,
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ers to die of their Avounds in the for-
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ests. Firearmi of ffic fishortnexi,. as a
Under and bv virtue of the
rule, are anei8nt, being loaded with
authority of the Dominion
handfuls of buck h , iron balls and
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slugs.
Government, I do hereby o r-
ot a .'clever marksman at best,
der all dogs within Goderich
ih'e' native,,gets. as hear. a hard as
ich Township to besecurely
possible, arfd lets fly one of these
broadsides at the mass� When one
chained, or put under lock -and
animal is killed, several othe7rs may
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be badly wouraded.'
Withal, the ,uribou is more n,dmer.
with an effective metallic muz
dus in Nowfoundland than in anv ter.
7.1e, in the manner satisfaCtory
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,itory of equal size in the world.
I perhaps. They have over 30,0
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� a uare-miles of nioss-strown barrens
; foqr pasturagd, wolves harry them but
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All dogs running at large
little; the Indians, formerly mighty
within the Corporation in non
hunters, are diminishing Ili numbers
and the climate is wilder than Ili the
compliance with this procla-
same latitudes on the mainland. ,
Ination, on or after chis dateL I
Venturing into this land of gam(
for the first time, the hunter will ex
will be immediately destroyed
peri6nee trouble in finding a goo(
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guide. Most of the natives Am fishor
Samuel SturdY, ReeVe.
men, knowing little and. et -ring le.,
11olmesvillie, Feb. 15, 1910.
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salves and-lotiohe, but, - ulithing I pro-. "Very. -She even insists OPon bav-. ges on an . . . . I � I I 95 � � ; � I . .1 - 11 I ... -0 . . .. .
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cured seemed. to'hg,*e -the least bit of 1n-.Alie eggs from OaLl.hall." . ' . .. I : . � � . .,, I ... I I . .. . I �
.eff ow heating the sore. fle&r- I '. . � I I . doctors. I did not And a .cure until I . � I .. . . . � I I
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ing of Zam-Buk, -Idecided to give it A I � � -----r� . . . began. us � . . . I — — . .
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�trlal, and"see if it would bring about a Fully, nine oul, of every ten - cases. I of . I I I can hardly. describe' h6w - mudh I - � ` I . ' ' I- I . . ... � . I . .1 . I . . . . I I . . . . .�� I . .
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cure, as so many other thinks had fail- rheumatism is simply - rheumatism Of buffered at times. - Every * meal brouilit.. � . � . - . ,.
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eo.. I -Purchased a SUPPIZ and, com- ,obe'lliuscles due to', -cold 'or',damp�or with it more br'less agony. a . rid *1 seilmed 4M . MWOMMM, . . I . . I .1 I . I 011110010 . . , *11 I I
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mencra with 'the . fter U,.ueither bf which. � to - have . a . complete' alstaste f6r. 'fQo&- - ' �, . . I . I � 0 � ' , ' - � - -
..treatiiient. A chronic rhetitnatigi i . . .
- several. applicati6aW to m� ., great SOY,:: re ` i a4y*,jut 18rnal , treatmetlt,. �.All � .X.had,alniost begun to;'tfiink�,;ny�'eaiie' , �� ,.,�:'. - - I . .
quire ' I 'La " . Interestina. Items . I
� ',tifi,a�t *'for 'twd' -t1fat � ta.nbeded tc 'fie ne'u'rable .wlien-. c me, . " I : I . — - .
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1i&1luk ha-a-efliict6d . o off6rd. v6lief is ,t. . i . . awosi in aaw, * . I � I - ' . "
years r tried in vain to bring about - free,applicatio n of Chambeilain's LID' vertiseramit in the, papers about "Little ' -. I.Ve'llandle Can. Oil at 16c. American sit 20c; and National Light,at - .
. a .,complete cure." � . - . � . . You"aire certain Digettais-1 I I decided �to -give them a tor Oil, Raw Oil, � Boiled Oil; Till pentillb and . I
- � mebt. GIV'e it a trial., . 25c, Machine Oil,. Separa, I
Case After case could be quoted; in to be pleased with ,the quick�. relief trial. 1''idn vei,y thankful that .1 did' . Paints. We baye.ibout 20 kinds of Soap,also Lye,- Washing Soda'and .
-Which, As in the 6,bove instance, Zg,m- which it affords. Sold by all Deals .., so . Ammonla. We have 13 kinds of Tobacco and 3 kinds of Cigars,- als I . �
. for'I had not lideA taking theni long � . 0
worked, cures when every- I � . . . . . . I . 11 :.*hen'l found them helpi'hg me. 1 can I .., chewil3gGum. We have Herbageum.Volumblan Stock'Food andUess
. Buk has . , . . . . 'Sto6k, Food, Flax -Meal, Oil Vake, -Libby's Calf Food, also Flour, Brab.
thirig"else tried'. had - failed. There is Tlbd W-Witeuary of thia Church 4 now eat,hmrtil� tuid no longer feet-paih -Poultry Food.,- Panacea, al ,
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a reason for this. Away �baok in the and in Canada will be celebratedi and Aiscornfort after eadug", , . eta.. We hvLvia'Crushed Oyster Shell- � so
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'days of Rornangladiators,secret balids Meg, ye= - . at HaUfax, N.S., wh,bn the Does Indigeition or Dyspepsia inake -1 1: Zenoleurn and Instant'Louse Xill6r. We have Salt in barrels.and I
were used for the healing of cuts and new cathedral will be opened. in th(� youi life iniserablet- Take ".Little sacks. We have Patent Medicines, Groceries, Hardwarej Boots,Sboes,
Ut,,ties sustained: in the arena, and. i in of . I . I ill.eure - you or your I . Rubbers and Dry Gbods,'also.school supplies. We aim ta supply your I I
a t le, Theki came a 'P . rig presence a great gathering I ot Digesters-' '-40bey W . wants. Our prices are as to* as possible and we pay the highest Pus I I I
b erlod duri . I y ,kll be reffinded. �� , . sible for prnduce, trusting to have jour cust9m. .
which external OalnA were neglectedi cl%urch. p;eople fxom England and the� mone I . .
. W V:a,T;o ' .. 260. j IIttIe7 red box, at your -drug- . . . . I I . . .. . . ��., .. . . .
followed by a period J"n which alitiie* United States, as Ni'ell as fro ' '0 mail from Colonan'Medi- '
salves and embrocations had as .their Jous parts of Canada. It was in'ln(%. inst Is or by. .
ei e Co.,- Toronto. . . . . I w , ' P . 0 L
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baaeanimal &ts and oils.- %am-Buk that October 10 was made a day oll -----� ,. . Adamso Londesboro.' 1. ,
I thanksgiving for the swoew of Bee, .L — ---.-----------� . ...� I . I � . . � . .. 1,
tnarks a. new epoch. 'It is absolutely � � . . . I . . I ., . I I .
I devoid of all animal fatsj' all imineral Majesty's, aTM8 . in subduing PorV . . Might Change His 'Mind. . a . . I . . RIM116 1.
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coloring matters, and is composed en-' Royal, ridw Annapolis Royal, M. del Sir rranl, Lockwood was defending ' r 1. .. I . . . . . I I . .
surreudered to CoLl . L�-- I Ei I 0 I 1 :7 � .,. � - .
. tirely of rich medeinal herbal extracts Subirease having . I . .. I a Man .Accused ofiwindlitig and In tin ... . I i� . . � . — I — .1. . I . .. . . . I
I Skin diseases, such oi eek0nim, ring- i. Nicholson. - Between forty and fifty . � - t, .
worm,sa-It rlietim, and prairie itch, are E, n.glish and American alid Canad Q eloquent Peroration talked of his much I . . � . . . .. L
�peedjly overcome by it., Fog, piles it ' s -have promised ,to be prepentl Injured client as an � Udgel Of light,' rWWMW"WW"WWfiWV" - - ,
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ls finel-easing the pa,in and inflanime, at the two hubdiedth.anniirersary .q 'that be - . � � . .
-also . � . speech�hls ellea whispered
I tion, andhastening a ciiiii. It -this liotable ewnt. .The Biaho� of -NvltJ' him. - C.- Hoare ". . . .
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. cures burns, scalds, cuts, -ulcers, child-:. . L,ndon has been invited- The Cama- � N-vanted to .sh-,Ike . hauds � S. C. Rathwell - I . I I
. ren's sores and etuptionsi blood Pois- ' I Drst my solicitor told me what - . . . . I . . . �
oning,. scratches, old wounds, Varicose dian Church Oonjieas is to be held'at "When you," said, the client, .. . . . I I .
� -Halifax a196, so thiA the oldest -colon- he Was P01119 � 11 � I . -
ulceia. etc.' All druggists. and stores ial diocese in the'Empire is Preparlug --I grumb)ed, but since I have been Its- - Shoo Pa- r1or ,' Music -Store. .1 11 .. .
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sell at 60a a box,'or post free' for price ' for a. memorable oelibTation. I , -lig to you, . I have come to the con. i I � . . I I � - . 11. . !...* .0i., ...... I.s.-M . I . . I . . I �
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from Zam-Buk Co., Toronto:. . I . . . as well spent,-. 1 1 . . I . . .
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Most in$ I tructive is the report just, good unless along with iV,goes'a .ae" It 4,% many yeftis since. I have expprl- Tra* elli . ..
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I issued by S. A Armstrong, provincial of, backbone. .. . I I 11. enced . . � . � . . .
inspector of prisons and pub . lio chaii . - J . . -'2:� is ,v,.)fth the money.$$ . * . '. .
. . . ,,Oil, tllAt,s till rigbt.11'said, Sir Vr ods . 46,7 -
ties for the year 1908. I I Go .4sontre.
Oneol the most interesting: se�tlonsg Could Noi t 'Sleep ge.i.my, --I)ut you take MY Advice and I " � 'S
tisti" ol I Sir r,dward Clarke; ' 4 . .. . - I �
is that devoted to the. sta . , go out of court., Are you going travel- . . I , .
(leportatior� That 'the . Governmerit 'The 10ark. tlle� 1A,ivyer on the-othei.elde, is Just , . . - I I
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. authorities are not sleeping in this fit . going to speatc," ' :- . 11 I I this Spriog ? We haVe. If you'waut-any of the I.`
matter is borne out by the fact that ]Dootor,Wd Iteart and " I . just placed in, stock a nice popular songs, try our,J, -
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. the tumber of persons ' deported has ".... 1.tervt3s Were Responsible. � - , .
. lisen from 10,in 1906 to 263 in 1908. � flne of travelling gyoods,. Sheet .Music Department I
. ies of charts in- I -toss- .How to Open a Niiw Elook. .. - - . .
An -illuminative ,ser Dwing at a . That, is many a mAn mnd w9man The best way to open . a b0w book consisting of ,, , I - . _ �
. eluded iA the report, sb ing night after night uvon a sleepkiss bed. . -1 , . I . . i
glance! the conditions which obtain in VFicir eyes do not close in the sWeat afid without risk of injuring it is to place It - . . � . . � I . . I
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both priSbnj L and �sylt=8, eSP6ciaUy m,freshing repose that come,; to those on its back upon a smooth or cove , Trunh Stilit Cases , - 11 I
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in regard to -nationality '01 this,4w , . ,vIi6se llcy6aud nervesare right. S(Ju10 - table, lot down the �orel%nd then the . and Telescopes* I
*mateg. mastitfitional distu�l)artce, ,xorW or hind board, hold the leaves In one hand A Full'Stock of Vio- ,
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In hospitals lot tlie insane the per- Algeaso has so de,oilitated. And irritated And open a few Of the fOt6 and After- I - . . I I I
centage of toreign-bOT11 to native ig tho nervous systeni, that it cannot be Conie in and' Let our finS a . t
26.1 to 73.9, while the. percentage 101 quieted. I � ward the end leaves until YOU reach .. - I A nd )(1011n. SUP4; I . .
the center of the volume, Do this Bev. prweg, bef,ore purchasing � ' . . I
. population is 17.2 to 82.8. 01 the lot- Nirg. Calvin Stark, Ilogsmore, lit.$ eral times and YOU Will not break the L 11 -1t I I
elfgl�,borll Insane in residence 011 vrites:-" About 'two years ago I began back of,the book. � . " elsewhere.,, We can In- plies always on hand
'Dec. 811, 1,90a, England furi�ishes 36.6i I to� ly! troul)Ied with 4 amotbering sonsa- I I r . � . , � I I
Ireland, 27-8., ScOtIand, 144; United �Ion ftt,nl�htf when I would lie down. I � .. terest you, .
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A, 4ot sobad I could 'lot steep in the dirk, . .
states, 1.0; dermauy, 4. - Russia, I . - Maide it Very 016;r- I . � .; �.
1,8; and other countries, 8-0- trid would.have to sit tip and rub my ,�fjow (10 you suppose she manages , � A tull stock of 800(so rr '* ' ' i
mb. ' f
I . .. ry us or sweet -toned
Of the foreign -born eommittals to 3 nbs, they wmild becorne 8() nu to heel) up Appearances on her bus- .
j-ils during Igo% 35 por cont. Oallle 4y d,,.t(ir sa,i& my litart and nerves were bemd's Income V . . . I �
I irom. I-,'ngland. I&I from- Ireland, 13.4 'r1%1.)0,1-4il)10. I 8%x %IburnPs Ileart and at is 'her husband's Income?,) - - �. 11 Shoes.and Rabbers - . flarmonleas, !
iroln Scotland, 16A from the 'United Serve Pills Advertised and got a box to � "\Vll Ar, i
,,i don't know-, but, Of Course, It cnu't . I 11
Stntes, 1).9 frOn' Italy, 1-3 iv( � )m Nov 1,,�y tilem. I took three boxes and call at Special prites: '
outflye light , b6 As big as it would have to belf th0y . . . i ;
. ,lid Sweden 4.4 iron, Russia, Am) itly Ijo do -vii And sleep with I �
\V11*a � . - ,st Avoll. I eanteeon't- cirild ,afford. to .11 -to As they do." . . I 1, � it ,
. ,,Q,5 from otber C�ulltTies. Ili th(!�C(111. ;t1r,liIiii-nn(l Can res li
- ,wn the PL-111001101g0s tire 14',11g. lf�'%,l flIt n 11jal%ly to all 110rVOUS 4nd tUft . - :
. teal Pri, � S. 0, Rathwell 0. Mare* I " .
. ',:,nd, 33.2, Irelalid, 1,2.,,; Scotland, lo rn women." . . . . .1. iv_ .
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10.0., Vilited Statl'A' 21.L�; It,.,ly, 7.3; : pri.p. r,i) ecni% per box or 5 for $1.25 I I .
8 ailed direct Oft rLsdeipt Thoic Are Cough Mixtureo �?�o . me, :
Norway'and SW(Alk-11 , , ,1.9; Itussia, Ciij ..,, �,ijl i1eilInn, or m many % 20 I . I . � � .
I. aild other touidrioti, 0.7. . � ): .Illot%. by the T.'Milburn Coq Limitedo but only one, Alleii'S t1filgBalslim ,- N ", , P"Ww"".M 14 1. I
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