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RESERVATION UTNE
G T
COUNTER,
77- A H M A KER, ANTI
JI,nVELE11,. 6'eafoth,,
sole Agent for the sale
nr Celebrated PERFECTED
CTAGLES, eat Lenses of
ch are ground bit us, front
manufactnred espe-
ly for Optic purposes. It
ttre, hard, andlarillant, and
tear Achromatic as can be
ituced. The peculiar form
iethie aeeuracy attain -
by the aid of complicated
costly machinery, war
ta us in asserting them tc
T E OST R
ECTAt 'LES EVER MAN
'A UTI." E They assis
Most:brilliantly ,con
;ease and comfort en th
continuous and abidinn
a the eyes, and last a grt
'without requiring to be
:they are the CHEAPEST
i3EST.
:RCS, MORRis Co,
re Dante St rat, (up stairs),
Montreal_
no Pedlers.
FEMALE R EM ED
PERNICAL PILLS.
able reediciue is unfailing
11 those painful and. den -
e5 to -which the female con-
Uthject. It moderates all
tutves all obstructions, from
e.
ladies it is. peeuliarly
ill, in a short time, bring
rk period with regularity,
!very poiverfal contains no -
Ito the constitution. In all
:Vous and Spinal Affections,
1,aelt and Limbs, Fatigue oit
e. Palpitation of the heart,.
id Wailes, it will effect a
1, other means have :failed.
.1.- around eaelt package has
5 mid advice, or wdlbe sent
iting for it, sealed from -ob-
:F.w- VonK,OLE PROPPIET0y,
eexttS for postage, cut-
throp ce Lyman, Newcastle
ferente for the Dominion,
bottle coutainieg over 50
el mail.
Seaforth by E. Hickson and
Lunistlen ; A. St eidiens.,
S.(*maul's, Clinton, and
itYealer's.
& LYMAN, Neu -castle,
k.le Agents_ 172-8
?LiEEN
nee Company
RPOO L & LONDON.
0-
- $2,000,000 Sterling.
Queen Iluildings, Liver-
raeechurch 1-',treet, London,
RANCH OFFICE - Exehange
ildinee Montreal.
i. Mitrtitn, Esq., (I:airman;
Ilavid Titrranee„
lthe lion. James Ferrier.
elsonBei k
,ovisnes — Messrs. Ritchie,
Jose.
,teneett—William Sutherland,
—Thomas S. Scott, Esq.
Thtenas IL JIi'n heti.
SeeeETAItY AN1Y ;EN 1,XA
Mackenzie Forbes, .13, St.
treet, Montreal.
ksigned having been appoint -
r the above Company, parties
insure against less by lice mit
most ea tentrable terms.
its granted on as advantage
AlYV oftAt.r relfitt'ett.bie; 'OM-
intstriessinCanada.
tAMES IL BENSON..
Agent
t 'NSW; & MEYER'S
La.w Office, •
Seaforth.
v. 1870,. 1534E--
_
& MORRISON'S
- -
F)( 101tA"-
f
TIZ,EET,
ibers feel thankful for the
they have received
litinte; business in Seafortb.
intimate -to th,ir eestaresea
f. tee nerally that they kevt,
!tit. are Itta11%t fate uri lig alt
' yd. ork, eurti as
;:•••,
TOP 1.11:1“ LES.
4tZ NTS1
AGGONSs
_
-Expi:INEN( EI)•1V -
y• t-ry hat:. t
0 1.10rSe-Slil(Will",
attelitinn t:'tit`
c:12‘401" irs With 1:11ViC
i.viII,!.ft't gt.ot1
••••
:.ttiNr.tc tiL
a. firsteelees car?
-.try "hei,,, t.,1 ,
rat( s.
taptly attt i1d to.
LL u r, zee'
teheiege k.
)SIIt'e
MAY 12, 1871.
Now
'
Whitewash That Will Not DEFERRED PA
Wipe off. * The following sh
It is not only a common, but a at Qiiebec i'rorn ,sea
wholesome praetice to use whitewash. Royal, Oriental, (al
It preserves woodwork, renders it cilenbe-rvie, and the
disagreable as the habitation of in-
sects, and promotes health. Thou,
saads of dwellings are made cheer-
ful by its presence on the ceilings
4 their rooms, and even the walls
4tre iffiebtEdto it, where paper and
point cannot be afforded. It is cheap
and easily applied. •
The outsides of -barns are some-
times whitewashed, arid horse stalls
are quite frequently covered vvith it,
Ind are keptkelean and wholesome by
its use.
(inc objection to it; as commonly
used, is that it rubs off eftsily when
touched, and spoils tlie.Sundey .et -fat
or best hat. It is - annoying to go
into church or throng!' the stre
with a broad line of white drafrn
(lea one's back, to say nothing of
spoilm, the cloth. To prevent all
this,ifthe wash is to be used in
doors, mix half a pailful of lime and
water, lake half a pint. flour and
'make a starch of it, and pour it into
the whitewash while. hot. Stir it
well and make it ready for thinning
for use. A little glue_ will answer
the same purpose. If for out -door
work, add a little salt and boiled
rice., niede thin. Scarcely.a, particle
of the lime can be rubbed off, when
prepared in this manner.
GRAPHS
lips have arrived,-
- The Princess
nallane Pombna,,
hark- Chevalier.
The Glenallan inade the passage from
Liverpeol to, Quebec irt eventeeri
in•l
udinfifteen hours &ten-
days,cg
Itam by ice.
Hon. James Mason, who was one
of the Confederate 'State Ministers,
with Slidell, and „ eiihese capture on
board ,an English ship by an Arneri-
ciin cruiser provoked Englend's ire,
died. near Alexandria, Virginia, on
Friday night last.
It isireported that difficnities have
arisen in the France -German Peace
Congeess at Brussels on the subject
of coxitilbutions and requisitions
made in France by tlLj invaders
since the conclusion of the armis-
tice.
The clipper ship Glena
at Quebec yesterday fro
in seventeen days, ve
quickest passage on reco
those two poi -s.
lana rrived
Liverpool
ich is the
• between
THE T-41JRQN. EXPOSITOR.
cheeks of beauty, and wetting tlie!
silver hairs of age. Iti-ow touching
the father, then the sbn ; her the
mother, there the daughter. AS the
spectre, so - plain to his entranced
vision, advanced- to the chancel
reil, and, as • hel'saw that his
time had come, •hieL words strug-
gled for utterance. He faltered.—,
His weakened limbs,staggered. A
gentleman who advanced to his as-
sistance was waved back. For ten
minutes he spoke, his words being
Audible only to those near The ex -
cit ment of the audience wasfearful.
silence of death :PiRS only broken
the words -he steove to speak.
eetimes he struggled to continue;
The governme t managetnent of
the telegraphs in Englanli realized a
revenue ef over. £500,000 sterling
last year. . A. uniform rate Of one
shilling for tea words, allover the
d, with the
u "saber set t,
An-
-renting of
ers during
of £500
ww-
Care for Rheumatism.
A correspondent !writes :---" As
so many many are suffering from
rheumatism, I could do notbir g
better than give a it which I
know is good. In the . Spring and
-summer of 1S66, my wife was so
e titicted with it that she could., not
use her right ai RI and was una,ble:-
to rise up it, bed. We tried many
liaireents, receipts and medicines,
but to DO purpose. Doctors said
nothing could be done, only to give
it time and let it wear away. One
day an. Old German veterinary
surgeon told me to take equal parts
of the best oil of juniper and spirits
• of turpentine, and apply it to the
parts afflicted, I did so, and in
21, few days the .-rheumatism had
eaatirley disappeared my wife
was well. A few weeks latewhile
at a picnic, she caught cold, and
was soon as low as ever. Again did
we apply everything we could' get,
ealvanic batteries and all. We got
the above receipt filled, both the
oil and spirits being as clear as
water, and in a few days she was
again -well, and has remained so
• for over two years. Always be sure
to use only the best of oil a,nd spiritS."
km-gdpm has been adopt
resit of.increasing-the
over 10,000,000 aniau
'other feature is the
certeiri wires to ne*spa
the night at a fixed rat
year. '
The delegates from
lodge of Paris have re
Versailles,'Illiable to ace
thi g. • They report., tie
pre .ees the opinion tha
arr" eement _with the
mu e is inipossible.
_
The En.glish. Telegraph.
The accounts of the English Tele-
graph system for the year ending
the 1st April have been made up,
and the result is a revenue t6 the,
government of half a million pounds
sterling. During the last half year 1
the rate was sligntly above these
tgure La 1866 the receipts of all I,. °
the te1e26sph companies in England °
eves e X51.2,707, and the nunitter of 3:
messages somewhat More than six
iiitUnmAleseages are now sent I a fraud Practise° on t
ell over England at a uniforin rate 0 Point it Qbariesp a registered
of Ono shilling for ten words, and 1 tter cQtit4tlnhlig 639, which , was
really Mtencleci for another person
of the same name. This young man,
at the inStiaat'on, he says, of a falbe
hut
arr
sh
1 ib
Ni
lia.
co Viated of high trees n, one of en-
deevoring to seduce +Miens , from
th ir allegiance to th Queen, and
th
1
t is stated that no le
dred priests have
• sted in Paris.
return of the nam
conviets seem
WS that the total
rty- in England was -t4venty-four.
e were also liberat
Three of the priso
a ia
Th
by
Th -
saying I am very sick, but T must
say ,' Again he staggered.
He fell into the arms, of Mr. C. B.
gliess as he raised his band to
nonce the benediction. Like'
ses, the old servant, he was too
weik to,, hold up his hands, which
was done by Mr. Hughes, as he said
last .pulpit words, 'To God the
her.' The hand of death that lay
his shoulder was too heavy for
self, for his friends. His tongue
used to speak; hie hands dropped.
was carried to the rectory, ,I'here
died.' '
e :Masonic
urned from
mplish any -
t Thters ex -
a peaceable
Paris Com-
lir
Pr
s than three
'ready been
s of the Fe-
ly released
umber set at
'
d in Austra-
ers had been
ex
th
on
is
rest of treasortelelo
3ense incurred in co
release of the tw
is liberated in Engh
4d.
• very largei pro
tims of the batele
r ,Paris, are women, counting to -
her those who have ieen killed by
ident and those w io have per-
ished sword in hand. ..ret Marseilles,
w en took no little Art in the re-
v lntionaxy movemen
ly. -The total
election with
nty-four pris-
nd was £755
he
ortion of the
at Nenilly,
•
THE' EiTEM1NATE M.—The
e eminate man is a, weak poultice.
lile is a cross between table beer and
gi ger-pop, with the cork left out.
A fresh -water meriaid found in a
•cciw-pasture, with her hands filled
with dandelions. Ffeis a tea -clip full
syllabub; a kitten in troneerri ;
sick :monkey, with a blonde miis-
che. He is a vine, without any
ndrils ; a fly drowned in oil;- a pa-
r kite in a dread calm. He
ves like a butterfly --nobody can
11 why. He is as harmless as a
p nnyworth of stiga.r, candy, and as
useless as a shirt button Without a
hole. He is as lazy as a slug, and
has no more hope than a last year's
s miner fly. He goes through life
op tiptoe, and dies like cologne wa-
ter spilt over the ground.—The
„Figaro.
P et Office Offenoe-
islumen
A .very severe sent nce (say& the
ontreal Gazette) ha., in. the Court
Queen's Bench juai, closed, fallei,
young man named Welliain
nes, Who last autu
o itain..from the Post
-Severe Pun-
a
t=
1.
n contrived to
thee, through
le Postmaster
theiesalt of the' reduction has been
a large increase in. the number,
-which probably exceeds ten millions .
ennually. The number for the ,,,ve.eL l,friend, yielded? in a weak n2oment,
ending April 1, would indicate an
annual number of more than eleven
the increase,for that week
over the same week last • year being
nearly fifty thousand, The System
has been adopted 1 of ienting certain
wires to newspapers during the night
'et a fixed rate of £500 a year. This e
,hes waked exceedingly well, and
the newspapers making such an
errangemeot find it much to their
advantage.- On one night in Sep-
tember last three Edinburgh news-
papers, each renting a special wire,
received an aggregate of about__
26,000 words. Theee dispatches were
in addition to the regular reports
•received froni the press asseciations.
to that "oppoqunity" winch so often
makes the thief, and he now unhap-
i ily finds Iiiineelf,` as ,a consequence,
eetence- d tofive years of incarcera-
ion in the Penitentiary. Theludge,
heavy: sentence, said
A QUEER PLACE TO CARRY
MONEY. --A gentleuaenly conductor
was .collecting tickets from his
• passengers. All handed over tickets
promptly except on -fat' old -lady,
who sat next the door, and who
. .
Seeilled to be reaching down as if to
eet scanething she had dropped on
. t°,1le floor. When her time cabin to
pay she raised her head and thus
eddeeesed the *blushing conductor :
allers when 1 travels, catty my
money in my stoekin,' for you sees,
nothing can get at it that., and I'd
thank you young man, jest to reach
it foi me, as I'm so janamed in I
Otilit get to it, I forgot to get a
ticket at the depot." The conductor
glanced at the other passengers; scene
of' whom were laughing at his plight ;
one or two young ladies among them
blashed scarlet, and he boat a sudde
'retreat, muttering something abou
not charging old ladies, etc. .11i
cash was short that trip the fare.
ono passenger.
•-•-sa
e Paris Othal m - ord eine
that the mistresses of the Nationa
Guards shall rank precisely lik
wives in the reit of -widows' pe
aious.
n,passieg this
ie regret
LO alteruat,ijie
n the
-ery sever
eing that
there is ne
the exereis
portunity f
ieting in it
de,gree. Ti
sible the d'sh
principled
portenities
tion, the la
this Ghee o
fore, well
13.1* beari
committed
be widely
a,
has the law left him
Tn penal clauses
ost Office Act are
the reason for this
he Post Office service
ssarily a wide field for
f dishonesty, the op -
r hieving certainly ex -
o unavoidably large
us to deter as far as pos-
nest and the ;veak-
rc111 abusing these
op -
and yielding to tempta-
specially severe on
to enders. It ie, there -
that this feature in the
oi frauds and robberies
the Poet Office should
wn andsim,derstood.
own in the Pulp't,• ,
enjanfin Easton, first
t r of rinity Episcopal
al esto 175,5 stricken
while Wieling inbus
Slinday. The Galvest n
descri s the affecting
lw
GRASS1E9
NEW
SPRING GOODS.
!. HICKSON Sc CO.
Beg 1 ave to announce that they are now opening up
AN EXTRA LARGE STOCK OF
SPRING GOODS,
In very department, and invite an early
ins )ection from customers and the' public
in :;eneral._
he goods will show for themselves, so
C ME ON.
ickson's Emporium,
SEAFORTH.
175-2t
ARRIACE AND WACO!' MAKER
Coderich, Street, Seaforth.
---o-----
LEIGHS,
" CUTTERS, .
' CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES, 1
- 'WAGONS, &c., &c.,
Built in a superior manner, to order, on
. short notice, ,
00 -Particular attention paid to Horse
Shoeing arid General Blacksmithing. 163
Strieke
The Re
and only 1
Oh u ech,
with cleat
pulpit las
_Yews thn
scene :--
elle
ing
c E101 0
NEW BOWS.
10.
REIGN OF LAW, .by Duke of - rgyle.
:HUXLEY'S LAY SERMON:S.
THEOLOGY ANT) SCIEN-CE,i (Brewer)
CRITICAL NEW TESTAMENT.
EA;DIES' BIBLICAL CYCLOPEDI A
EAMES' BIBLICA L CONCORD :NOE.'
JOSEPHUS' ORKS.
HALL.LEOTURES:
MOTLEY'S. DUTCH. REPUBLIC
GIBBON RISE FALL,
ROMAN EMPIRE,
MACAULEY'S HISTORY OE
ENGL ND.
ilARKHAM'S HISTORY. OF
• • ENGLAND,
COTTAGE LIBRARY, ehoice and cheap
• FAMITLY READING, -\='
SARBA.TH SCHOOL LII3RARTES,
HYMN BOOKS, ETC.
• —ALSO—
D4Y BOOKS,
JOURNALS)
• LEDGEBS,
CASH BOOKS..
WETTING -PAPER,
ENVELOPES
Commercial and fancy, at.
R, LEMSDEN'S
Drug and Book Store.
Seaforth,- Nov. 3, 1870. .
nded th pulpit. A nnounc-
est, .' T ertc is yet room,'
th the weight Ot.
e referred to one
ea of t e friends of his
the c I inimical* of his
t ha gone before. Then,
thin, v &il that hides the
ft in in i rtal vision had
and h s eyes could see
es,las no e can see and 10e,
ell ipti v powers bent theme
tieirtas Ile painted death
th chu 111 door,passing up
n
all trembl' 4 bene
143 10.0 sie s.ge
after aniit
youth an
church t
as if the
spiritual
been ren
such sce
• his fine 4
selves to
entering
the broa a sle, la
to the ribtJ and t
bag his c lcb, cla
SIGN OF THE RED FLAG.
Read, Read, Read.
1-41AW. STORE
JUST OIENED and SPRING GOODS received' daily.
Goods Sold CHEAPER than ever.
No,hing charged to show goods.
TRIAL IS THE SUREST TEST.
177
• HOFFMAN BROS,
MAIN STREET SEAFOPTH.
TRAVELERS
INSURANCE COMPANY.1
HARTFORD 001iN
.1
LIF AND ACCIDENt
IN SUR &NOE.
Cas
AID UP CAPITAL,.
$500,000.
Assets......$1,600,000t
THE
TR VELERS INS-URANtg
COMPANY,
• OF IIABTFORD, CONN.,
Gran's LIFE and. ENDOWMENT POL.-
icies ipon thi
L )W RATE. CASH PLAN
Whi h. combine ample security and:
chea ness of cost, under a definite,
cont act.
"DVIA as i
GMT AEI -AO
MISSINIDBMWFME2=114•19
KOIS
MILLS
.FOR SALE OR TO RENT!
TMHE SUI3SCRIBER OFFERS FOR
SALE or to Rent, on easy terms,
Mg his bc ny•hand
the left; bresth-
my breath on the
EDWARD CASH,
.Dealer La all kinds of
aild _Dairy
Produe,
W
OLESALE and 'RETAIL.
UNCERTAINTY about the
nt of premiuni.
BOTHER about notes.
) INTEREST TO PAY for the use
ur, own. money.
ASSESSMENTS, pre_sent or pros -
pea, ve.
N DISAPPOINTMENTS in regard.
to i possible dividends.
N DEDUCTIONS of loan, notes, or
oth r written obligations, when the poi -
icy ecemes a elaina.
N OVER PAYMENTS of premium.
NO DOUBT but what you have all_
the iesurance you pay for.
.1 0 QUESTION but what you have:
Teri ble insUrance at lowest cost.
ACCIDENT DEPARTMENTe
I has issued over Two Hundred Thou -
sail General Accident Policies, I dis-
ibur ing in payment 13,742 claims Under
he , a sum averaging about Seven HAM -
(ire I Dollars per day for the entire pe-
rio .
tiring the last twelve months there
we e written in -this department, 29,359
Ge*eral Accident Policies, on which the
grdss premiums were $521,710 30. There
we e paid. 1,319 claims for death or who -
Iv sabling, injury by accident Of these
33 ere for fatal and. 1,286 for non-fatal,
inj ies.
W.:i\T. WATSON;
J. SEATTER,
EXCHANGE BROKER,
, And dealer in Pure
RU CS CHEMICALS AND DYESTUFFS,
PERFUMERY,
FANCYAND TOILET ARTICLES
Agent for ewing Machines. Money
to lend on easy terms.
n'er Pure Wines and Liquors formedi-
cinal purposes.
J. SEATTER,
Seaforth, Nov. 3, 1870. 59-tf.
Clovet and Timothy Seed,
C EAPER THAN -EVER.
Plenty o
S ED POTATOES
Of the b st kinds.
Goderich street,
, SEAFORTFI.
170 tf
April l2, 1871.
11
Agent, SEAFORTII, Ont
CHARD- BULL, Esq.,
Manager, Hamilton, Ont.
OS E. FOSTER,
Ueneral Agent, Montreal, Q,,
166-13e
POTATOES.
FIRST -PRIZE POTATOES FOR SALE.
,HE subscriber has on hand, on Lot
1_ No. 25, C6ncession 4, McKillop, the
following varieties of
SEED POTATOES
Which he offers for sale, .viz. :—Early
Goodrich, - Early Hansworth ; Bally
Rose; Gleason, and Callico.
He has also the right for the County of
Huron, to sell and. manfa,cture J. H.
THOMAS' PATENT BEE HIVES.
- Individual. and Township Rights for
Sale. He will also have a few
NOTICE
TS H11REBY GIVEN, to all Parents
1 and 'uardians in the Township of
Tuckers ith who refuse or neglect to
give no ice to the Division Registrar of
said. To 'ship of the 4irtla of a 'child,
within hirty days fromthe date of such
at they are liable to a fine of
birth, t
THE VARNA MILLS, from male to twenty dollars, with costs.
All sti4 persons will do well to comply
with the requirements of the Law, as the
penalty -will be enforced._
WILLIAM MUER,
Division Registrar
mith, 18th April, 1871. 176.-tf
Consisting of a Flour, 0a.tineal, and 3a1v
Mill, aLl of which are in good running
order.
The Flour Mill contains Four run. of
Stones and the interot is well finished,
and all the machine,ry in first class con. 1
dition. There is in connection a good
Dam, and an abundant supply of watei
to run all t'he -mills the year round. ,
•These mills are situated in the centil
of a, splendid Agricultural ceuntry, and a
rare chance is offered to any person desi-
rous of embarking iuthe milling business.
There is also an exctllentl opportunity
of BoRnic FOR SALT on thepremises,
all the works for which could be driven
by water.
The above property is situate& Six
miles from Clintm ; Six from Bayfield,
and Eleven from Seaforth, with, good
gravel roads leading to eachpla,ce.
For farther particulars .apply to the
proprietor, on tile premises, oxlto Varna
P•0.
T
VARNA, August 11; 1870..
,
ENE'? •
• .140—
Tucke
FAX' FLAX!
MH undersigned is now' prepared to
1funiSh F1.4.1C SEED to all parties
who wsh to embark in the cultivation
of F1ai during the coming season. The
FLAXSEED!
•
SWARMS OF BEES!
For Sale in the Spring.
168-tf R. GOVENLOCK:
MR. JOHN THOMPSON
MHANKS his numerous customers for
1 their liberal patronage, during the
la , ist fifteen years and trusts he will re-
,
alive its continuance,
He has now on hand a large assort-
ineut of Good. Sound
Green HeDalbell
Which he warrants will give satisfaction.
ALSO
FENCING AND DRAWING
MONEY!.
•-$5,000 TO LEND.
THAVE the above sum. on hand for
investment on goocl Farm Security, at
8 and 9 per cent.,—Private Funds.
JOHN S. PORTER.
SEA7ORT1t, July 25, 1870. 139.—
can be had.at the Stores of under-
signed.: Scott Rabertson, Killoran and
.E. -ati, J C. Laidlaw, Grocers; John
Logan, E. Hickson At Co., S. R. Corbey. : in vain every advertised remedy, has a
and A. G. 'McDougall. The Seed can i
; si3nple means of self -cure, which he will
be had from any of the above parties, on I send free to his fellow -sufferers. Address
and after the 20th of i",,larch next. J. E. TUTTLE, 78 NW= st., New
1
169.-tf, B. SHANTZ. 1Yorli. I(12 -Gm.
the
LUMBER,
ALWAYS KEPT ON HAND. •
—ALSO—
.200100 FEET OF PME
CUT FOR
BUILDING AND CENERAL PURPOSES
Which he offers on liberal ternis, Or-
ders -will be promptly attended_ io;
The Mill is situated on the Townline
of McKillop and Tiullett, 3 and. miles,
froin. the Huron Road.
Seaforth, Nov. 16, 1870. 84- tf:
oncE is hereby given to aitpersons•
not to cut any tirnber or trespass on.
lots N. 18, E. 1- 19 and 20 int the 5th,
concession Hay, as tb.e owner, PAUL D.
BELL, is determiped. to punish to the
utmost extreme of the law all so doing.
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MUNICIPALITY Of 'SEAFORD'.
COURT OF REVISION.
The Court of ,Revision for the Munici-
pality of Seaforth will be held in the
Council Room, Town Hall, Seaforth,
On TUESDAY, May 1.6, 1671,
At the hour of 10 o'clock. •
All persons interested will please gov,
ern themselves accordingly.
T. P. BULL,
, Clerk
-Seaforth, April 10, 1871. 175 -td
VOID QUACKS.—A victim of early
indiscretion, causing nervous debil-
ity premature decay, etc., having tried
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