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Early Days in Lanark:
1* is not unusual to hear in this
far famed garden of the west, a dis-
position on the part of some to
undervalue the privileges they en-
joy. Many . who have beco:oie : the
t j pioneers of .this township seem to
•'think that they, and' they`•- lcne,
have borne the burden and Meat of
e the day, whilst others. had 1 been
-`nursed oe the downy lap of
We do not --mean to state th:
lculties have not been surrnoi
and trials ovejco_me in this p
tete stat wJrt sons of the British
but many were possessed o
means to obviate, in a great
ere, those difficulties ' which
forefathers had to contend wi
the prenural forest Many wh
tiled in that far -faired town
Lanark, fifty years ago, .
when i
almost one uninterrupted forest
-Gaspe tq the far' distant west,
trials to endure of which we, in
famed land, can'form no co.ncep
and yet, strange to say, " their p
flowed as a •fiver," :but I cannot
" their right teousn- ess a, bounce
the waves of the sea," for no eb u
es were then eree'ted no ch
bell could be heard, to call.
people together to worship t
God and Master; . no minister
sooth • the pillow of the dying
speak a word of consolation in
ear of ,the sufferer.. No sch
erected in which the youth could
'instructed, _ and thus made. bri
and shining lights : it .was liter
a land " where the wolf
prowled' among the lonely roc
• Lanark is sitieited on the
of the River Clyde which ta rise in what is termed Joe's
'in honer of Captain Joe,_anti a
a, meandering course empties
the Mississippi. _ This part wa• .
settled abolht the year 1S2
tardy Scotch immigrants; -wit.
eeived 'from b'ie Qove 'nment
plernents of a rutle'kina to til
virgin Boll. Malty were oblig
carry provisions. a distance of miles, and often 'unable to 'r
.home during the filet day's ,jour
and lying down in the .evening
nothing but the scanty pitt
under their head for a pillow
the canopy of Heaven fora cove
.After manly years. of such :t
and difficulties, mill of aerucle
struetio : were built, the proprie
of which were in no wayrem'
""take. the Whole and swears,
sack," and when the organ of c
.seiPn"tiousness. predominated,
flower' . was of an inferior" quali
owing, doubtless, to the fact pf
. ignorance which pie -veiled in reg'-
to -machinery.
The ploughs which were th
in in use were well ealeedated to exci
the? • organ of' cou�Ibativeness to
unusual degree ;; the ,rnoulcibee
was made of • sturdy oak of t
mighty, forest; net unlike t:
oriental plough in .some respect
Wooden drag; -pins were not an n
-usual appendage to the farmers im
p}ements, _ This implement bore r
striking' resemblance to a triangle
cira.wn by two quadrupeds over th
.stony soil, leavingan i..
►nnressio
similar to that made by an Iidian
,snow shoe.' By this aiesns the'seg cl
were deposited in tlae ground, from
which eh:e unwilling .earth yielded
but a scanty pittance 1fcr the needy
inhabitants.
Education. was theta .at a low ebb.
Several years elapsed •ei•e a teac:er
maid be heard of; anal when schools
were established, the tea ;hells were
tut poorly paid ; in many instances
-Meyer-ere obliged to take a bushel.
-Of wheat ,from one, anti ;..perhaps a
bag of barley 'or some other grain
from another, cleared by enearis of
the : northein breezes:or •r uilts ` de-
posited on the ground fat .the'pu -
pose. -of receiving the grain -as it fell
from the hand. Tyre were , no.
boarding houses, being compelled to
stay�.a certain length of time �„
the •pa.I en is or those who with
�;ep. phis method.. was not alwiys
-agreeable to the finer sensibilities of
the pedagogues, having the effect of
..dimi hi yin. the appetf . to an, uli
usual alaaree. What added d , l stilt
more to.he difficulties which those
stalwai•teeettlers endured. T, s their ' es
nature's od, *high is to be four
in that t' nie honored horde of-lI
Scottish 'immigrant. For myow
part I ha e never been able, scien
tifieaily, to distinguish one stop
-from anot erg but the Geologist ca
eeze with wonder' and admiration!
at the + mn ipotence of hini who{
spoke the' niv�.erse into being, and at!
whose. so ereign feet the hills and.
ase. clales, mo intain and plains, sprang
t .dif forth a w •n the morning stars sante
ted, together and all the sous of God
rt by shouted for 'o
sIes joy." R. D
Howick Feb. 9, 1872.
the
e ear§=
Dill.`
li in
►
set -
hip,
was
min
had
this
ion,
ace
say say
as
ch
reh
the
heir
to
►
or this mol•Ihin • ." "
, (ewe the a dozen,
]le sonny;" rep ted Mr._ Drew. The
ohs 'next stall leas kept
be 73uc1yl�am, � p by Elipilalet
It this pumpkin good,
ht my sore ?" as eel the venerable stock-
broker. " 1 is a good enough
Morgan," answered the truthfult
child, '« but, stir, if you will examine
.that .portion concealed from too
scrt,tinizing view, by contact with
the boards f'r�ining the"counter, of
the stall, you will see that there i$'a
bath spot in' it." "Does not that i
seein tiubusi esslike, my child, to
cry down -yoe,.. own wares?" asked
the kind -hear cl-millionaire '. ,hv
. It is
ancedotes
late James
Talker, eve
the. literat
coeds to rel
iscence• of t
of boyhood
Little Story.
w . rn order to recltint
f the early life of the
Fisk, jr., and the Table-
ready to contribute to
re -of the country,. °1:mo-
te the folio ing remin-
Ie rince's u.nny hours
When i+'• k was about ten. years
of, age, he ,ept.a small (marketstall
in Benning on,Vt. O e day :the
eminent ,st-amboat
nib an, Daniel
Drew,. carie to the market. with his
basket on his turn. 1 Be asked:
young Fsk i . his eggs were fresh.
`` You bet," replied ` the ingenuous
boy, "pop tilled thein. off the vines
A•
lly
nd ox•
ks.'
'ba;
aloes
,a
fte
into,
s fi.i st
0;. �y�
o •i -
i
It
ed
20
eat
rhe
wit
ane
an
rind.
rial,.
con
for,
remiss t e
th
bn.
the
ty,
the
rega
en
to
an
rd
he
Ali
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e
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ks
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er
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01
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r
saint
level
Chet,'
The
he t
Eliph
head
When
ham. s
what
know
three
that
tomer
Well,
his st
anti sai
little s
that pa
hien in.
fan:necl
said the
meals'
ed mother.- told • me .I must
• tell a le with nay little hat-
' replied • Eliphs.iet Buckrane
rich Men was shoved to tears;.
ook . out his purse and. gave.
s.let .Bu kraut a pat on the
and said he was a good boy.
'he had- one, Eliphalet Btick
aid to.lit l•ejarrhes, "0 Janies,,
made you, tell such a lib 9 You
these eggs 'were (aid
weeks .ago;, 'You will see 1
I ha .e' gained a ens-
and. you have dost one."
when El1.ph 'let went ' Louie,
eptuother(athe to:the door
d, " Helie (lathe
are, you lazy
Weak, an ; you haven't sold 1
akin yetI" : And she took 1
her steplmotherly arms and
blah with an ox -goad until he
twolll
off 'the i
next few ct,nsec
clown;'itla the -
And next day='
d prefer taking his
asntelpiece for . the
itive days to sitting
est of the family.
aniel Drew came
into the market (" rearin' and a tear -
as old inhabitants say,`)' and
said ;. " Where is the boy that sold
those eggs, eh ?" and' Jim Fisk
pointed" • to Fliph;.let and said :
` There lie is, sir," and Daniel nielDrew
oy's stetrnother's
cane so eflecturaliy
never
titch. • So Daniel
ought alb his girclen-sass of Jimisle. In after life Eliphalet Beck-
.
'.iii set g
up a g 'ocery store, aied
r}
ve trust to all the poor people,
nd never -sanded his sugar, and
z ouIcln t qualify his rum with
ater; so .he burst up and the
heriff' old him out, and ,lie went to
reinfol•oed that
ox•goect Wiela his
that—but rev
t ie. poor -Molise. BuL Daniel Drew
ept his eye on Jinn Fisk., and by-
and-by he gave bilin a partnership
• tlle•Erie lima; and .Jiru beat him
o t of .$4,000,000. This is not a
a story for good little boys. \Ve f : ar
i� is too°near the truth.
Tne Player to "Bei g Down t
House. e
Joe Blinlbei• woI • ed Bard, and
threw his whole soul into his duties
and this is'saying ;t good deal.
instance, when theyplayedF
" M�
beth or Ric_ ltard the • .Third " (vet y
seldom, by the way, for
theNon
pared was too match in the fit:
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TH.E HURON tX1�dSITOR.
Nimeimimmo
THE OJROULAR SAW
Cuts through all opposition.
ROBERTSON & CO
ave just received a large and splendid assortment of Rogers' and other celebrated cakes
CUTLERY,
NICKOLITE AND OTHER :SILVER-PLATED GOODS:.
TEA TRAYS, COAL OIL LAMPS,
,Lightning and .Turn -table
Apple �'a.rers
Every Fami13' should have one.
IMPROVED CHAMPION- AND OTHER
CROSS -CUT SAWS,
STOCK'S CELEBRATED EXTRA MACHINE OIL
0
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Warranted the bust in use.
Repairs for, Abell's Patent Gear and Horse
.Power,
And every other article required in the Hardware Line—Shelf and Heavy.
'_JACK SCREWS TO. HIRE. -
SIGN OF THE CIRCULAR SAW,
198
ett
Iter ste-4
V
WM. ROBERTSO„V" ce CO.
,
DO YOU WAN
CHEAP BOOTS.
1
McINTYRE "& W ILLI,S; Main Street; :Seaforth,
'X011.411 3C)
Al E on Intl a large'stock of Boots and Shoes winch were purchased before the late rise in the
pries of leather, and which they aro now Rolling at cost nag stock. Within t}m
at our st
s and sho
STO3I l
ember th
pas t few weeks, boots and shoes have dvancedinaprice at least ten per cont., ,
ake room for their
ek being now sold at former eost prices, an opportunity is offered for obtaining cheap
s which will: rarely occur.
rORit attended to promptly, ns formerly. A good' fit, and first class article guaranteed.
place, first door south' of John Logan's, and opposite . W. Robertson & Co's Hardware
McII� TYRE & WILLIS.
E VERDICT '.OF THE PEOPLE
DDE0LL13.I1�1a�[jTHAT TH71
DNER SEWING r
INMACHINE
s ,aper or • to any
now in the Market.
Ervin,. been era�iuned and tried by the most s -3 �-. • '+�� .
andn them exa ed Prizes all tprincipal mechanics and best judges
and by year; cc- d although �h p 1 Exhibitions held throughout thehDon country can produce,
6 all the leading Dlaehines were arrayed against it th:U:
aPATthe
i3
asbdlALLupon evetest
V IC T RIO U S gen ec .redPAT
'OVER COMPETIT R8,
r3 , anti now stands foremost in •the rank of sewers. O
SLE 1'H» '
Lisle O
London—the groat w
FOE, 18711
•
First Prize at^' >� JP
Drente. Fust Prize at
great 0 ntral Fair First Prize at St. Catherinos, County of • extern Fair. .Fust Prize at Guelph. -the
Kent. list Priz at rat Prize County of cines, Co. Lincoln.
First P me t 3Ioriz ao, County er of peel. Fir first Prize at Chatham
First Prize yt Orangeville Co County' of
P , County
f Welland. -First Prize at ttertille,IConntCounty of +, ,.
, arty of Simcoe.
Fair, g ou; D P1Wel at EarFilst and Otte County shoe , . Seco. I+tial Prize at �el-
of Caforc• Secoucl Prize at
eoirnen of mechauicnl c►bilityn, a purely Canadian irrvelrtion ProtincznI
clitral,rh y; and us iulnee any other Sewing ll tyis ao uow iu the zuarlet h , surpassin
or Fngla h mannfgcture. gin simplicity,
I It will hem, cord, braid, tuck, gather Wilt w ethos of Canadian
i�iarufai ,American
I3UY
8end-for
land or C
Ki st
This eautiful s
tiering W
10 OTHE
Circulars
ARD
ntendin
hires the
Wo
R. using.nll kinds of threncl en, rale all
most complete f Family Sewing
rk If the price is a little hi and IS.
nd Samples. higher than some thers, it is the h `lapest in the e ,
pest i the and.
RSEWING MACHINE n
COMPANY, $AyIILTON, OfiT
lirirchasers should not bo �nisl
P. S.
keep Ma do not sell; in a damaged ed by unscrupulous agents•
Call a examine the Gardner before state, to make capital for el other Companies, who
Goderiah dn tforth. Ag purchasing themselves.
street, gents wanted., g any other; at IFzC rrdai GnAssn3's
Svarerooms,
PETER GRASSIE,
Seafor th.
179-52
e • t�'k Training n
� and Sa a Stables,
SEAFnRTi� ONT.
,DRfor EV
Ey begs to inform the Farmers and public '
or training n develeg , nd Selling Farmers
d,1 and generally, that he a. specially fitted u
them to the best advantage. He has
eugag s P Stables
Ma Kentuck}-, ith the as istarrce of competent ha �� LE '1'ItUTTLtiG STOCK by
results fro all under ist charge. n ged an Id experienced trainer from
to have the i trained nil see if they eannot grooms and every facility for li, rfect and most
g Persons having good young sound free a satisfactory
for good chi . ars and b aiL ell auy nunifer o`rbQmndcs to trot fast pl>mg Horses would do tsell
Training 'w 11 receive t I ant co st tl
c give ► tiakesneare frequently)
Was always
11 mg• 'e hLve as goo
Joe
to be seen in the th. ck
t of the frsy.iu .the battle scenes
an
generally obtained a round scenes,
I`e1
eel his opponent. And x
t::u
compara.gee ignorance of a ;Life in al
the urimetral forest. I have ,kno vu I a.p
many to I ;.irn valuable` cedar, aed
sreserve .what was called 'basswood
for fencing ptlipcses. .I�r�'otwikastiind
ling they wore remarkably intelli-
gent in other respects, being fre-
que<ntly, in .li:er days, compliment-
ed the Juf e oil the bench. fol,.
their superior intelligence as juror
)Jou e foi- the vigor ill o
tacky with whieb 1
th there were many
".supers" who fought y of Joe
for with. him there w as no crossing
of.-Rwords and 'then meekly
dawn and dying. falli> g
He diel, the regal
ar.o e, two three, business it
'end
ou time every week, thus movers
atH og Froonssr an a in receipt of orders
enabling m to see the Prove hay the are Horses
k-
1 '1 goo c� ct half -mile track as can be found in the Do improvement H they n mak_
Dominion for training Horses ou.
Terries Reasonable.
Howes Bought and Sohl. One
Oh�•a•ic tarn STAB .Es --South of the B. t�, L. H. C19' ttUO good .�l'Ott�?'S for
ri j. B. R. Station and o r 0?' Bale.
'
Address, css A. pE TIL the Woolen Factory.
H. BAILEY. Seaforth, Ont.
n STOV S, TI WARE AND
CO LOLL.
AffilS. lti'HIT1 y ha.
of Cooking, just receive n Iarga sloe:k
g, Pallor indBox $to cs,of the bast
rnar�afactnro which ell can sell as cheap as icuy
I in the trade.
AN VITA
kept eon
s gonietillno to
and 1 ulnas ea that it. was a illy {the a hear the roan of A.
that such indust_ious people should 5pcUk lcome from
elle <
y saw the,' ;
have been p1 iced euniclst those fear- .pLessed his antagonist sword as and . c
dill' laiec'l�ices auk. r �..Ius�t -close • '"'���
} awning chasms ; the, 1 oar thiel Joe's heal t g '
to clrirg o It ti lzil}eetble existence, its `.luetic bins feel one. vod '�
.good, foe ft.t
many haw) done, �4:�x?n such .� .c_ f .. of tli8 principal actors in the piece. ' Tie best of the
act a country lay in tl f
taut west. I have noticed those
- la laN e come from that land of
rocks and hilf.s, ac..tureuleie wealth
very IC11 I is part, w here the
-willing soil yields 116'7111(1AM. e- for
enan And beast, There is, that
part, ample seope for observation by
ering.-rttine, and mighty upheavals by
matter was, that hiS merits were re-
cognized b
i autocrat hed been known, even in
the Richard, 0: Macbeth of the
I night—to clap Jke on the, back after
one of his arduous combats, and in
a tone of -voice audible to those.
round. acquaint him ti2a.t lie was the
fellow "to, bring theei down." --
ICE, of
tantly on
Pipes,
promptl
every de
and and mad
ave Trou
at tended to,
clip Gen,
!to order.
hing, etc.
and outside
SEA ORTH
PLANINci MILL?
et; .`ctiseer'.' 'f.),,e,..1: tbiLlt.'n-ei ti°1tTorlinalgt chi:xntlienineTr,
COA.114 OA Cf. him Since' commencing business in Seaforth, and
large stoe • of the ve....y best Coal Oil kept c °I the saint)*
trusts that he nlay be favored with a oontinuance
, Remember he place,
els on haa d, and- w. be sold woolesale
hinia C/111, AN he will continue to keei) on Muni a
iquties intending- to build wenld do well to give
irti5.8 wile ted by not . or book acc mot are re- I
y HEREBY e, ution and forbid. all 1 n1
erten and Beni
Hobson or Bear
mouth, (the natae Allan 11
f.
paid ; and has b en lost or,
three weeks.
ng Or buying a tertt in Note. 4
min Su -Merton, 1.0 • law r of Allan
r, due son etime in the irst of this.
bsou *as endtirsed on
e said note haft been
Stolen -the last
Township of
SHINGLES, LA.TH, ETC.
Re feels confident of giving, satiafaction to those
who may favour him with the* patronage, as none
,bnt first-class workmen are eMeloyed.
/1 -_-%-"Particular attention paid to Custom Planing.
201 jOHN H. BROADFOOT.
JUST RECEIVED4
A II
THOMAS LEVS,
A. -CHOICE STOCK OF
FRESH FAMILY CROCERIE$,
Comprising •
TEAS, SUGARS,
COFFEES, - RICE,
CURRANTS, RAISINS,
SOAP, TOBACCOS,
All of id:I-lathe can afford to sell ‘,0 'clinap as any
in the town.
TEAS FROM 00 cents TO $1,
And wan:anted to give satisfaction to all.
No. 1 Flom- and Feed,
Of every description constantly on hand. And
PROVISIONS
Of all kinds to be had at the lowest possible rates.
Simpson's Spice, the best Condition Powder for
Farta Stock in use. Farmers, txy it.
The liighest /nice given for Farm Produce o/ Lai
L..--.11eniember the place,
SHEARSON & CO.'S OLD STAND,
West Side, main -street,
SEAFORTH, Ont.
THOMAS LEE.
SALT.
ORDERS
For all kinds of Sal
Can now be filled at
CRAY, YOUNG SPARL1NG'S
SALT WORKS,
SEAFORTH ()NT.
208-4
CUTTERS. CUTTERS.
The best raade, most stylish, most durable, and
cheapest
CUTTERS, PLEASURE SLEIGILS,
IDEMOCRAP CUTTERS, the.,
Mantfactured at
21043 Carriage Factory,
Main -street, Seaford'.
WI OLIVER,
SIGN OF THE
CC
NA) cc
cfisl
44
SCOTCH COLLAR.
A choice assortment of light and heavy
harnos, whips, bells, horse clothing, etc.,
kept constantly on hand.
Repairing promptly attended to, and
charges moderate. Remember the .place
sign of the Scotch Colla.r, Main Street,
FEE. 16, 1872.
erg'%.
ry
ZAPFE i` CARTER
Would desire to 11 attention to their
greatl unproved
THRESHED ` SARAH
Which is able to competewith. any other
- Machine in Canada.
Arnong its many advantages, we eall at-
tention to the followingi—the way the
Cylinder is construeted—at requires less
power and -is capable of
THRESHING NIORE AND GLEANER
TILAN ANY OTHER.; -
The great complaint airiong Threshers
always was, that they conId thresh more
than they couldelean, our improved drum
does away with all these complaints ; it.
'is so construated as to regalate the winci
to keep the riddles from choking, without
blowing any grain over., liave also,
improved our Mills to prevent the grain.
going over with the straW.
We -would invite Farmers and Thresh-
ers, generally, to give us a call, and ex-
amine our stock before purchasing else-
where ; we can seil as -cheap as any other
None but the best Ma.terial used, and the
very best workmen. employed.
The Machino we sold last year enable
us to say that they -gave better satisfac-
tion than any other ever sold in this
county. -
PITT'S HORSE POWER
kept on hand at all times.
We would also desire to direct the
attention of farmers to our
Which are capable of sawing from fo y
to fifty cords of wood per day.
Superior Gang Plolighs, .St*aw cutter!,
Cultivators, Scuillers. Wooden. and Iron. -
beam Ploughs, Scrapers, Kettles, &c.,
All of which 'we warrant to give satisfac-
tion, and will be sold as cheap as at any
other Establishine* in the l'roviDee.
REPAIRING AND CASTING
Done on the shortest notice and most
143-1y=- ZAPFE CARTER:
The present.favorable Spring weather
warrants both farmer and mechanic
making timely preparations for the COM–
ing harvest.
THOMSON & wiLuAms
'While thanking their patrons for the lib -i
eral encouragement accorded. them in the
past,, woalel cordially invite the atten-
of Farmers to their choice assortment of
Harvesting iNfachines for 187I. , Our
' Ohio -Combined Madill -le,
with .1-ohilson's Improved Self-1'..ake, has
, give complete satisfa,ction for, the past.
dural. le, handy and best working Mower
owo years, and is now offered. to the -
public with the strongest guarantee for
durability and perfect work.. '
The Cayuga- Chief, Jr., .31 -ower,
reput on. is again offered as the most
know , being constructcd in the body of
the ' achine entirely of iron and „steel,
and ‘ ith it we defy conipetition, 'We- .
also o er the
JO/OZ./012'S SelfRaking Single
which to
QUEEN a.cknOwl.
viper 1E
pattern
Insu ran Ce Cora pany 'than any
takes up
xhibition 1870. This reaper is'
edged to b'e superior to any other
no win. use, as it cuts perfectly,
lodged or tangled grain better
other rake or reel machine, and.
F Lit V ER P0,0 I_ L'OND:1.11
motion az
rection, c
held Whe
cuts equ
CAPITAL - $2 000 00o St g
ally well from either side of the
n vv-ind is strong from any di -
an. be raised or lo-wered when in
id is very durable.
vite inspection of our machines
efore giving orders elsewhere,
antee satisfaction in every ma-
io sale.
TI?;RMSA EASY.
The grictilturalists of Perth an4 ad-
joining jto-unties will not fwe belieVe) he
so blind to their own interests as to
give their .orders to shops more than
100 miles east, Iv/len-there are firstclass
wciks, in their midst, building largely
the best machines, equal to any. of the
same machines made In the Prov -
pool, And Gracechureh Street, London.. 1 We
I Buildings, _Montreal.
Boann—Win. Morton, Esq., Chairman:
Henry Thomas, Esq., David Torrance,
Esq., anclthe lion. James Ferrier.
Morris & Rose.
_MEDICAL ADVISER—Williana Sutherland,
St7nvimon—Thornas S. Scott, Esq.
AtTDITOR—Theinas R. Johnson, Esq.
b
ar
r 1
and see us,. -send in your Orders
(xENERAL I -by mail or deal with our It
8acrement ,Street, "Montreal.
ACENT,----A. Mackenzie Forbes, 12 St, 1, every case you will get a perfect
The undersigned having been appoint-- r chine' On the same terms as your
d ..i.gent for the above Company, parties
ed
so on the znost f
1 neighbor. Our principieS: of business
and. prices being ,established and. uni-
form.
All other kinds of implements con,.
stantly hand.
ST_EA.M-ENC-INES BUILT,
And. all :kinds of. MILL '1'.0.111( done
Address
TI-1.0.AISON WILLIAMS,
Ontario -
Life Pohcies granted on as advantage
ous terins as any other respectable Com-
pany doing. busineSs in Canada.
JAMES:H. BENSON.
Seafprth, Nov. 8, 1870.
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