Exeter Advocate, 1912-4-11, Page 7NEW STKEI��TH
IP(THE: SPRING
Nature Needs Aid in Taking New
Health -Giving Blood
In the spring the system needs a
tonic, To be healthy you must
have new blood just as the trees
must have new sap to renew their
vitality: Nature demands it; and.
without this new blood you, will.
feel weak and languid. You may.
have twinges of rheumatism or the
sharp, stabbing pains of neuralgia.
Often there are disfiguring pimples
or eruptions ori the skin. In other
raises there is merely a feeling of
tiredness and a variable" appetite.
Any of these are signs that the
blood is out of erdor-that the d° in-
door lessened
if of winter h 1 e l ev a
,yqur vitality.Whatyou needing
spring is a tonic«medicine to put
you right, and in all the world of
medicine there is no tonic can equal
Dr, Williams' Pink Pills„ These
pills actually make new, rich, red
d?lood our greatest need in spring.
This new blood drives out the seeds
of disease and makes easily' tired
men, women and children bright,
active and strong. Mrs, Murray
Marshall, Zephyr, Ont., says: "I
do not believe I would ever' have
been well and strong again' hut, for
Dr, Williams' Pink Pills. I was so
weak awl nervous that I could not
be -left in the: house alone. I would
take week spells with my - heart and
think I was going to die= I tried
+doctors and electric belts, but they
did me no good, Then a friend
urged zne to try Dr. Williams'. Pink
Pills. To my surprise I soonnotic-
ed my appetite improving, and from
than en I. improved rapidly until I
was enjoying the best of health, and''
I, have not been troubled with
weakness or nervousness since."
These pills are sold by all medb-
eino dealers or can be had by mail
at 50 cents a box Or six boxes for
.,2.5O from The Dr, Williams' Me-
dicine Co,, .Brockville, Ont.
GOOD LUCK IN IIUBSESUIOES•
President of the America
ation of Coal Miners.
Feder -
LB CAUSED
SERIOUS TEIO11BL
BUT DODD'S ,KIDNEY PILLS
BROUGHT T l I E CURE.
llr. Itugh 3lertin, ;Suffering. Front
Kidney Disease for Two Years,
Tells How he got Back his Health:
St. Hippolyte de Kilkenny, Lake
L'Aehi;an, Terrebonne Co., Que.,
April 8 (Special), --Again the jaeo-
p1e of this neighborhood are tall,-,-
ins of a. complete cure of kidney
disease. Mr. Ilugh. Martin, .Jr., a j{
well-known young farmer. as the
person eured, and he gives all the
credit to Dodd's Kidney Pills,
"My
trouble was caused by a
er-
ra t
cold, Mr..Martin says, inan inter-
view, "and I suffered for two years.
My head would ache and I had
pains in the back as well. I felt
heavy and sleepy after meals I
was often dizzy, my memory was
zl failing and I found it difiieult ito
into the Hoofs was introduced into! collect my thoughts. I was also
of shoeing horses by driving nails,
England by William the Conqueror; nervous, whale heart flutterings ad-
, practice, did not maks n.-' t
Lott such a nr e ded to m5 a. ire y
any ,headway for eeuturios. "I was a sielt'man izi(leecl �vltn T.
The, Indians, who had no super- started to use Dodd's Kidney Pills,
iors as horsemen, never thought of but bythe time I had taken two
shoeing their mounts in any way.
I ofper', boxes I was a changed man, Are
and ret" they were capable von :stir rowel that I think Dodd's
forming remarkable. tourneys over p
,most dicult eountry. The San- .Kidney Pills a -wonderful remedy i"
fl"i y If you have two or more of Mr.
dawn Derby was wan by a horse run-• y'
g
nie in a natural state. The race Martin's symptoms your kidneys are
o fact diseased. Dochre Kidney Pills are
t w r t e
the name. of their colonel and their, Miggs m Your wile doesn't $
on the first occasion. Prior to the. -•-� 'k e f like one.
Riggs Naturally ` You're t
was run wore, owing
FACTS ABOUT FACINGS.
What They i1.eau ori a Soldier'
Uniform.
Taking the breeks off a High-
lander is one ticklish job, and to de-
prive a ,British regiment of its cher-
ished facings is another. -
Many years . age, however, the
military authorities, in their wis-
dom, attempted to do so; and to
make almost all regiments wear
white facings in place of the distinc-
tive colors of which ' they i,were , so
proud, with the result of wide-
spread discontent.
What ` by the way are feeings 2
The next tame you see a soldier in
hill uniform, cast your ,eye over
him, and you will 'notice that his
collar, the cuffs of his sleeves,
shoulder -straps, and the piping, or
edging, of his uniform are a differ-
ent
ifferent hue from the rest of the tunic,
ae s
These are f zn,� ,
The general rule is that Royal
re
inents-iregimentse e
a
e d
"Royal, or which are known es -
the "King's" or "Queen's So -and -
se Regiment" --for instance, the.
Royal Scots, the King's Liverpool
Regiment—wear blue facings;obut
there are exceptions.
Scarlet, for example, are the foe-
ings of the Royal Regiment of Ar-
tillery; while the green uniform of
the Royal Irish Bines is relieved by
dark -green facings.
No regiment, however, that is not
a Royal regiment wears blue, fee -
legs,
The famous Buffs (East Kent
Regiment) are, of course, so called
an account of their buff facings;
ivhil,e :the Yorkshire Regimentwere
known as "Howard's Greens," Froin,
that three horses made a dead lien the sure euro,
second attempt the owner of Mar Little 1 longer scene to care grass -green facings.
man I always lay the Maine en: Then
1 am detained downtown ovenings.
OVER 2 M1LLUOti PACKAGI S SOLD WEEKLY
Lt AL EVA
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r e s 3 iSTEM1PER..
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naakiet '"D v.iste Fper; Cansr_a, Ouse ora¢ 7Pt"_exgntlonz." ,';r'BnE', :4fl ds•u
gis s, b , ei a+a4>�te�'o- l &r 4 i5i a kfot*Ie it a►t1d !Ad doze • .DiilaLr�' f
Iitors.-.-.,cl Ditpooleen
i,,PO8tl MEDICAL GO., cloehen, iredfsr:a. f1« 0. d6+,
:1IEND
f"Ile hasn't. a friend in the
world," ,(That's tough. NVboin
does he blame it en when lietetays
out late at night then l"
Complete in it:eelf, Mother £ raves
P
Worm E :terruinat'r does not ze
quire the assistanee of any other
medicine to make it effective, it
dots not- fail to den its work..
THE GOAT,
ni.
t • e sir.. s nQ
for dolls, but big girls have not lost
den gave orders for the light plates
to he removed from the hoofs of his
nominee, with the result that Mar-
den gained a outlet -table victory by
three lengths,
Even at the present day in Japan
the modern horseshoe fincls a
strong competitor in, the old fash-
ioned sandals made of straw which
are :fastened to the. horse's hoofs
"
after the manner of equine cricket
shoes,"
Talisman to Ward Off Evil --Shoes
ak Gold and Silver.
It is not difficult to understand
wily lovers of horses came to adopt
the horseshoe as a talisman against
misfortune, says the London Globe.
.horses were considered to be, espe-
cially liable to the machinations of
witches. This fact stands out in all
the records of the Lancashire witch-
es and other evil hags.
If .precautions were, not taken
these mischievous witches would
ride the horses at dead of night over,
the hills, and when the owner came
to the stables in the, morning he
would find his animals in a lather
and utterly exhausted. A horse-
shoe fostened over the stable door
was believed to ward off such evil.
There, is no superstitionmore
deeply ingrained in all classes' of
society than that which:, is attached
to the horseshoe. As an emhlein of
good fortune it holds pride of place.
Nelson did not disdain to nail a
horseshoe to the. *mast of the Vic-
tory, In the early' part of the nine-
teenth century, the horseshoe was
very highly prized, and there were
few London mansions where it was
not displayed, while humbler folks
were at great pains to fasten it over
their doors.
Horses were not shod either by
the Greeks or' Romans. The an-
cients were content with wrapping
fibre cloth round' the feet of their
horses in cold weather, or when it
was necessary to pass through miry
districts. Instead of troubling
about' horseshoes they devoted their
attention to hardening the hoofs of
their mounts.
Nero, who ever strode to outdis-
tancehiS contemporaries, caused f is
horses to be shod with silver, while
his wife's -were resplendent with
gold, but in no case were nails
driven into the hoofs. The practice
A Te ting•
Treat.
of
r i
Lastie
with cream
-Crisp, Y ," fluff bits of white
Indian coin; cooked, rolled
into flakes and toasted to
a golden, brown.
Ready to serve direct
from the package.
Delightful flavour !
Thoroughly wholesome!
'The Memory Lingers"
S'
Sold by Grocers
&nodi;
d)
Cade:
pqn
sk�
e
BABY'S TATTLE mis
Baby's little ills are ,many
and need close attention.
Worms aro among the most
common of these ai.lrents----
thero being scarcely a child
who is not afflicted by them
at some time or other. These,.
though, can be readily ban-
ished by the frequent use of
Babys Own Tablets -the only
remedy sold ander the guar-
antee of a goverlrnieat analyst
to contain no opiate or other
harmful drug. Concerning
then Mrs. Jos. Daigle, Ste.
Perpetiie, Que., writes :—"My
baby was troubled with
worms; he was nervous and
liad no appetite. I gave him
Baby's Own Tablets and he
was soon well again." The
Tablets are sold by medicine
dealers or by mail at 25 cents
a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
their affection for dollars.
Sone persons are more suseep-
tible to wilds than others, eontraet-
ing deraegenrents of the pulmonary
organs from the slightest causes.
These should always have at hand
a bottle of Biekle's Anti-Consump-
tive
nti-Consi.np-tive Syrup, the present day sover-
eign .remedy for coughs, catarrh and
infiannlation of the lungs. It -will
effect a euro no matter how severe
the cold .may be. You cannot af-
ford to be without, a remedy like
Biekle's, for it is the best.
The minute a pian begins to feel
that his troubles are at an end, he,.
makes a fresh beginning.
minard's LInUMent for sore everywhere,
fl
Our •good resolutions might be
more lasting if -we could only get
them with a guarantee against
breakage;
THE OUEEN OF SONG.
Madame Adelina, Patti made her
first public appearance at the age
of eight, and before she was fifteen
had assisted at over three hundred
eoneerts. From 1851 to 1912 is a far
cry, yet only .a few months ago Ma-
dame Patti was singing at the Royal
Albert Hall in London at a benefit
concert for Mr. Wilhelm Ganz. The
occasion celebratedthe prima don-
QUIni(LY .STOPS COUQH . CURC$ VO 05,
HEALS fi8G THROAT AND ILUNqs. 26 CENT*
AN ACCOMPLISHMENT,
"She's awfully proud of her has -
band."
That so/ Has be had his salary
r
raised
d
"Oh, it isn't that, He can not
only wash the dishes, but he ea:a
put everything away in its :proper;
;placed'
CONDUCTOR CURED 01? CON-
' SU i:PTION.
"Mr, Copeland, Dear. Sir, --•Fear
the benefit of ethers I 'wish to make
known what Copeland's Cure for
Consumption has done for me,
When I commenced taking it I could
not sit up, in bed, nor keep anything
on, my stomach. My doctor, and a`•
consumption specialist of Toronto
.said I had the worst form of Con -
d
sumption, that nothing could be
done for nie, ,and " gave me only
eight er ten days to live. After
taking two bottles of your cure my
appetite improved, and that weak.
eeing perspiration stopped. Today'
' annarersar , ,of public
I am healthier and stronger than [
n o s fiftieth 3 p
singing in London, and her render- any 'carrespandence. Wishing you
Ings were, full 0# gxaee and tender- every success. David Warnock,
ncss. Madame. Patti's figure is still Street Car conductor', 220 Silver
that of a• girl, and she believes that Birch Avenue.",
soft rain falling on the face is the Every clay- I receive testimonials'
have been for years. I will answer
1 was cured nF Bronchitis
il: ia
MINAit,IJ!'4 I,INIMENT,
13;s,• (,f :islands. J, It. CAMPBELL.
I was cured of Favia1 Neuralgia b
MINAS -111i taNIl'ENT.
Springhill N. S. W',1 DANIELS.
I was cured of (hrenic Iilieuraat rm i
11INARIES LINIMENT.
Albert co,, N, B. GEO, I GLEY'.
finest complexion beautifier. The like the above from persons givers
Barone:se Cederetrom, as the, diva is ti by doctors, and who have tried
in private life, lives at a beautiful all other medicines, hat after taking
odd castle in South Wales, known as this cure are speedily recovering.
Graig-y-Nos,m which is Welsh for Many claim to be cured, As a cure
"Rock of Night." During her long for consumption, weak or bleeding
reign as Queen of Song she has lungs, lingering toughs ,and bron-
earned $10,000,000. chitis it is unexcelled. It acts on
the stomach as a stimulating tonic.
Useful in Garnp.—Explorers, Sur- Mention nearest Express office
Sleeplessness, --Sleep is the great repels. prospectors and hunters
I>
restorer and to be deprived of it will find Dr. Thongs' Eclectric Oil
is vital loss. Whatever may be the . very useful in camp. When the
cause oflit, indigestion, nervous feet.and .legs are we -Vend cold it is
derangement or mental wr. rry, ley well to rub them freely -with the
a course of Parmelee's Vegetable I Cifl and the result will be the pre -
Pills. By regulating the action of'vention of pains in the muscles, and
the stomach, where the trouble lies, should a cut, or contusion, or
the, will restore normal conditions! sprain be sustained, 'nothing could
Y be better as a dlres•sing or lotion,
Matches :made in heaven are not
tomade light of. ..
and healthful sleep will follow.
They exert a sedative force upon
the nerves and where there is un-
rest they bring rest.
Swiss
•
1:1I.ti C TITO SEld TO WED The ingredients of Magic Baking
— Pow�dea-are plainly printed on each
Society Mali -es a Unique package. The makers of the numee-
Suggestien, ous alliin baking powders never do
this, but they have been known to
A striking innovation in:.the three- print the : words "No ,chum" on
tion of enforced 'medical examine- their labels. This is no guarantee
tion of women has been suggested -it is irauci,' See that all ingr`edi-
by the Swiss Society of Public Utili- ents are stated.
tv for Women. The proposition is
young women',should..,un- -, THE
„w ,, r.
tear y of TAI'S C)T+'ii . PHE QLD BLQC K.
un-
dergo a medical examination on the G
"Sadie,” said a mother to her
"why isittlett you
•' <*the arm ;that` the meat small daughter, n. y
entealn Y•"
g
sante systersi as their brothers when
Saclly
be :'made comnulsor , and olvr little brother are alww ay s
sure- should _ Y y
and that a;eertiftcate of health and gai'arrelli ig?"
fitters for motherhood ' should be • ,,I don't know," .replied Sadie,
woman who
rsswleci to each "young • unless 1 take•"'aft•cr yon- and he
passes the examination. , . tales alter papa."
In a recent report of the' society, - -
Swiss women were urged to undergo
examinations for the sake of them
selves and their country. The ex-
tremists in the society wish the test
to' be applied to both men. and wo-
men, irrespective of array require-
ments, and made compulsory by law
under conditions that govern 'the.
granting of life insurance, policies.
They also seek a law making it com- •
pulsory for •clergymen to' demand a
medical -certificate from applicants
before marrying them.
COURAGEOUS ANT.
Hecke-Jenkins is getting m tri
i w i
des Should I_'.send hi in another
wedding present?
,Peck .,certalnly„]
Would - you le
Ory,go xlrcrvarrlecl?;
when ordering. $1 per bottle; -six
for $5. Sold only by Wm. R. Cope -
lend, 511 Pape Ave.eue, Toronto.
Every girl with money looks like
a get rich quick proposition to some
young man,
Minard's Linimenttt relieves Neuralgia.
'No roan can profit altogether by
the experience of others. He must
buy spine of his own.
PILES CURED U 5 TO 14 DAYS.
Your druggist, will retimd money if PA70 ()TNT.
MEM) C;t S to dirt any cass of St hien F,lin;l.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles inti to 14 days. 50c,
KIK
BUT ONE
ones—"Don't you think lz tally"-
B�
ative woman is more popular will
the men then any other kind?"
,Ueripeeks—'What other kind ie
there
A man can. remember to his dy+xxg
day all. the things he learned cot
college—outside his textbooks,
Warts will render the prettiest
bands unsightly, Clear the exeres-
eunces away by using Holieway's
Corn Care, which nets thoroughly
and painlessly.
a
If a Man is toe proud to beg and
too honest to steal he should leave
polities to those who are fitted for
it.
As a rule the people who have
Ia p
small vices also have email virtues,
dinar d's Liniment cures Dane: unt.
' VISE CLERK.
Grocer—What 'are you time
there?
Clerk Mr. Jones had ordered
bushel of potatoes, and I'm looking
him up in Bradstreet.
Ahen ,
Eyes Need
Try rd rine Eye Remedy. 5o Smarting—Feels,
Flue --Lets Qutel.l} Piq• at for Red, Weals,.
Watery`Lyes and Gralsulat ea Eyelids. Iilus-
tr,tted ,I3oolt in each Package, Murine is
compounded by our Oculists—not t “Patent. Med
(eine'—but used in:.suecussfat tl.5sioia'ns'Prac-
tice for many years. Now dedicated to the Pub -
no n l si,10 by,aruggiss at 25o and 6Ue per Bottle.
Murine .Bye Satre in Aseptic Tubes, ,,sc and GOc:,
Mu -ire Eye Remedy Co., Chicago'
T
TALL QUEENS.
Is
5I-IQR,T�NGSIi. ,
Many European monarchs are of
shorter stature than their queens.;
George V. is several,'inches shorter
than Queen' Mary. - ;The German
Empress is slightly- taller than the
Kaiser ; and it is alleged that when
they are being photographed toge-
ther William sees that the "Queen
takes a seat while he himself stands.
The Czar of all. the Russias is by
no "means as tall as his consort, and
Alfonso of Spain is said to be a head
shorter than Queen Victoria Eugen-
ie. The King
of, Italy
hardly reach-
es to the shoulders of his 'Monte-.
negr an -wife. The •"Queen of Den
nark, 'too, is taller than her hus-
band, Exceptions ere the" Ringf,ef
Norvi air'' and the. Ring of-thb Rel=
glans The 'latter, ; six, feet two.
i ches in height is the tallest ruler
rl Europe.
Writing from Poplar, B. C., Mrs. C.
R+P proprietress pro rietress of the Commer-
cial Hotel,., says: I suffered tor years
'with bleeding piles. The pain was so
r, bad at times that 1 could hardly walk,
Eland ordinary remedies seemed utterly
unable to give me any ease. Finally
> 1 decided to undergo an operation,
l
'and went to the Sacred Heart Hospital
in Spokane. There they performed an
operation. For a timo 1 was certainly
better, but within twelve months the
' -
piles became as painful as ever. 1
. tried liniments, bob poultices, various
'pile cures,' and indeed everything I.
5icould thinkwould be likely to do any
igood, but still 1 continued to suffer,
a and the shooting, burning, .stinging
pains, the dull `, aching,worn-out'
atceliTg that the disease 'causes con-
1tinued as bad as ever.:
"One day 1 read abort Gam-Buk
would or � it.
The first
and houryh t1
y
D. .
loneor two boxes gave nue more ease
lone
than anything else 1 had tried, so 1
went on. with the treatment. In a
short time 1 be an to feel altogether
:different and ,bet er. Well, I went on
„ using 'Zaire-Buk, and by the time Thad
I used six boles 1 was delighted to find
I myself entirely cured. That was three
1,years ago, and Chore has been no
a return of the trouble."
'' Tarn -Bilk is a sure cure for piles,
,eczema, ulcers, obscosses,' eruptions,
r chapped hands, varicose sores, burns,
?scalds, inflamed and
c1s d,. biu]ses its md Ptib •lie c e
s
;all skin injuries and diseases. Drug-
zgis(s.arnd stores everywhere, 50c. box,,
or lain -Mil; Oo., Toronto, for price.
A Safe Iail1 felt Sfitferers.—There
are pills tll tti violently purge and
fill the storeach and intestines with
pain. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills
are mild and effeetive. They are,
1
izttete • vegetable, no mineral par,.
gative enteri bap i� �fw ;their eomposi
and their ` effect is sae naan
tionr in
1,eneficial. Try then and be cone
vinced. Tbousands can attest thein
great curative qualities be.causq
thousands Clwve their health an
strength to timely Ilse of this meeli
excellent medicine,
Cotton eau only be grown in tro-'
pi.cal or semi -tropical countries; 'but:
woari is mainly a product of tent•
lreratfr regions,
D QUININE."'
R
Only one "PROMO
VI
>v Ii, L�,iak
"r1taL is I.,�ilA S'I'~ �: I3RCa]tO c2'b 1, I.
}
t'd
4V osis over'spair art ok1 mono la`y,O Hut
L ts of 1? eu 1e borrow trouble ia li
sliiz don't know what to do with it,,
t ;nerd's Liniment torts Carne, Fie,
F',iiRMS FOR SM.E on ,LENT.
I. W. OAWSQN, Ninety 8oa Sheat,
Toronto,
trCRII f'IUJ1T t'AI:t-•-ti
kj Niagara giver. well planted. Revenue
'nearly thirty per cent en price
asked.
a BEAUTIFUL FAILM OP TWO BUN.
.'„"), tired and. ninety :acres au St.
Joseeph's Island, with line 3ionse. up•to.
date barn and outbuildings. Owner txtshes
to devote his time to other business, se
will 'sell rhecip for ()Welt rale. k'nllparts
tirulsirs furnishedon anplieation.
1'UNlll:.ED :tNP FIFTY-SEVEN ' ACRES
.,-, in -Norfolk County: six acresfruit,
deiehouse; newbanka very
desirable opetyaabargan
.: UNDrrED AND FIFTY: ACRES—W1Tli
good house; two barns; ten acres
orchard: iso County feel. .\ real snap.
'NI. lli;\tIIItED Acrtif;s•-GOOD IlO1ISD
) end Dull uiiUhws» near. 1'eeswator,
worth The mores,
�,r farmwo
A hrsC•Cl�s r
N IDEAL FARM OF TWO RENDEmn
,X acres ix) County of Wellington, with.
fide brick house; good outbuildings; can
be bought on cuss- terms.
' omce ACRES Uo
f , with )Iudred u,resGod
Timber: 25 acres apple orchard: good•
Frame 'louse: two Earns. Can be bought
ri+rht.
rr1 ENTP-FIVE ACRE FRUIT F iitid—
Near St. Catharines; 'Brick Rouses
Earn: twenty awes planted. Can bo
bought very reasonable.
,! NF of TIIia BEST P1U 1'1 F AItt1S'e.
't � St, Cat1v tinea District--•riftr nrree.
thirty of which are pisnted; elegant
house. also [`outage and fine outbuildings.'
Will be sold on easy terms.
Tel ORTY CRES .-- ST. CATITAR,INES —
1t Bnngalo and Cottage and good out,
buildings Thirty-four acres planted in
fruit, and a money maker. The owner
wishes to retire and anxious to sell_
4 f l3AVF MANITOBA, ALBERTA. SAS.
i it. katcliewvan and British Columbia
l lauds, both improved and unimnroved, in
quarter. half or whole sections. also in
larger lots t^p to five. hundred thousand
acres, if thinking of investing, in West.
il ern lands it is to your interest to consult
yyyt me.
II 'Phones: Main 5900, Park 527, H. W.
0 DAWSON, Toronto.
,
/I L1 %LF s> crrox — FTl'TY' AORES
Luken, three. mate+ from town,
cheap. Jno. Scott, ww'hitewva<id, Sart...
MALE HELP WANTED.
1 if EARN TO BE A TELgG1t:1PTf1R OR
Agent. Big (imam' for hien.
Free.ii Station rk end. wages.
Free Boon 18 avpl:lin:5 "wwo
Dominion school Telegraphy, Toronto.
f:ltSCELL;AMEOU$.
,Ar'llrY and FARM SCALES.: Wilson'®'
AIL scale li'.nrk.. '9.:1•,opinnf[de. ,•••:•onto..'
t AvcrlTUwo1S , LUMPS, etc. In.
tortaLw d external,curewithout
m Bain ay our borne Write as..
before too late. Dr. Bcllmnn'Idedical Co.,
' Limited,. Colliugwoo(T,; Ont.
II. ..AN 'rzlnli. w'Pil_a on'e
GUARANTEED. p� TON SCALD bar 0 Esplanade, Toronto.
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FEATHER €. . EING
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