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WATER DAINTILS
slaty Toilet Waters, becortire, in this
,trrtment, we have used care in select.
of oily remarkably dainty odor.
fietistition ftp Arany new combinations of the world's
The campaign of Hon, •
best makes
ire moatin orth senssttonal de, r n>ain,R in price from utiful tine of o$ld.00,to including
far in the election cam[
Tutton to the accustiS : Hudnut, s. Gay Pared, Armand's,
against him, thst his sy Pompeian.
Customs campaign was
underhand means, whit
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t'vSpark iotfiotn .
j11t- g DRU STORE
red over the week -end
Amos £'. Fe.guson, *S
jury as a consequence
have removed from t
four thousand names errENARIANs,
_ .,.,.. GATHERING
:.► Wiring together of.
Bos .PAIP!ts of the town
airm Atrt ick's park yester-
A.r e are about for.
40*y'in town of eighty
When piap .a sad bit the oldest, no
iike Ease tend body it *McIntosh, aged 97
abin were the seat of thig this year eon -
11411 "411 "D" o dosenf the. 1f last
ist *be sofa ras imittisart get aside. wenty-two, four
at the bleed sand yesterday. :Mr.
s passed on, and
t, Jos. Curry :teed.
re not to be
of being unwell.
of last year's
GODERICI-I
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i Iilrs. Bay Mack and little see, Hu. Items been virkew him tire list few
fifer *asetotown,SSask , where thetbe y w� gave. Wigwams sad akm Prim* VW�s MWV rs
*hit relatives. Murray and Mrs. Aitken. returned to
Mr. Bryden Vruuman will leave their rsspsetivst braes os Saturday.
rektor on the harvest excursion tot PSOPLE Wg, KNOW
Lehane, Alts„ where be will visit hie
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. Bur- Mr. John Purves spent the vatic.
rows. y t.nd at Listowel.
Mrs. Laura Brophey, Toronto, is
NILE visiting in tewa.
Jr:
Miss Vary Sheppard, of.Tomato.' Mr. Jack Perlis was a week-eedt
Iis spending some holidays at the Nile. tinker is Listowel.
I Miss Mattie Mcllwaia and Mise Mr. H. Cunnisghsitn, of Waikerviile
t Path McPhee spent the week -end in was * visitor in town last week.
Goderich. 1 Miss E. Barkwell, of Toronto, is
Misses Oral and Velma Yinniga.i visiting' her sister, Mrs. C. A. Walt -
have returned home *her visiting in cry, Park street.
1 Seaforth. I Miss G. Harold, of Tavistock, is a.
Mrs. Tiffin and daughter, Vera, of guest at the residence of Mr. and
Goderich, were recent visitors in the Mrs. H. H. Reid.
community. 1 Mr.. Thompson, of Winnipeg, is
Miss Nellie Willie spent last week visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hardy, at,
in Goderich township, the gest of • St. George's rectory.
group were all on hand and six oth- Miss Ethel McIlwain. Mrs. W. J. Huston, of Toronto, is
era who were not in the 1985 group Mrs. ,Arthur Jackson,. of Harriaton.; visiting Mrs. George H, Lennon, at
were present also, Messrs. Michael spent last Saturday here with her "Overlook" cottage.
Schwantz, Switzer, Geo. W. 'Sturdy, aunt, Mrs. A. P. Shepperd. I Miss Gertrude Begley, of Detroit,/
Emmanuel Mitchell, Jas. McCracken Misr Bessie Mallough, of Teeswa- is spending her::vaeatian with friend,*and Wm. Stewart. We hope in our ter, visited her cousin, Mrs, George In town and Dungannon. ''
next issue to publish the group photo Ferman, of Nile, last week. Mrs. J. W. Daniela , renewed tee-'
taken by Mr. Burkholder yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins and laugh- quaintances with friends in Eimer-
.,afternoon.ter, Betty, have returned to !'Toronto dine over the week -end.
The ladies of the neigaborhood co• They were accompanied by Mrs. M. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Craig, of Chi -
operated heartily with "Dick" Black Clarke. sago, are questa of the former's
in making the gathering a pleasant Mrs. John Tiffin and Miss Vcra 'mother, Mrs. Craig, West St..
one, serving yea Slow ants, and each Tiffin were out from•Goderich last Mr. and Mrs. Howard Yates, of St:
gentleman had a flower placed in his week visiting friends in this. neigh Marys, art+ visiting her father, Mr.
buttonhole,•
borhoad.
M Robert Russell recited in splen. . A. McGregor, and Mrs. McGregor.
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In Fancy 'Linen we have a complete stock of
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'in all sixes.
Meavy Damask Table Sets
I:;an:realging in price ,$6 to $25 per et
All Linen Towels
Hemstitched, tea dozen, to sell 49c each
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Hemstitched Table Cloths
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did style and with perfect memory Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKnight and liar. and Mrs. T. Cameron Wien-,,
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Montgontery's Voyage Round the daughter, Margaret, recently motored zie, of Toronto, are guests of their on friends at Southampton and -visit- . SCHOOL FAIR DATES f Walton --Sept. 27th
\Sorld, which closes with the words: - to Cash, Mich. They were guests brother-in-law, Me. Jas. MaeVicar. ed Mrs. Samuel Gordon and Miss Ida, i The following ars "tile .gates of the Goderich Tp. --Sept. 28th
1 have seen them otic bY. one, with Mrs. Harry Phillips, the former's Miss Dorothy Bourn, of Detroit; is of Paisley. 'rho former will be well school fairs to tie held in the County Belitrtive -Sept. 29th
Every shore beneath the sun,. ' sister. spending a two weeks' vacation at remembered in Goderich tp., being ak ofHd Bend-Sept,
e this year Dublin=Sept, 80th
And my voyage now is done. Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Pentland; of the parental home, niece of the late Alex. Taylor. i Grand Mend ---tie t,"7th
While 1 bid them all be blest, Chicago; Mrs. David Garvin and Miss 31;85 Margaret" McLean, of Rip1e3', "jr. and Mrs, Victor Bell and Mrs. Dashwood-,--Septi3 h
heatre - P,ritain, Canada, thou art my honte, Mattie Pentland, Dungannon,' were is the guest of Mrs. Norman McLeod Williams, of Walkerton, motored cm Crediton --Sept. 9th
• VW rest, guests last weal. with Mrs. Had. Pent- for a couple of Suede$, on Sunday, bringing with them Miss Winchelsea -Sept. 10th
My own land, I love thee best. _ land, dile. • - - Doris Riley, who has.b2en holidaying Wroxeter -Sept. 13th
THE
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;r^"St to the o The Glad- Girls Guild of Nile Miss Wale ell leaves tomorrow rn
goer UST . to Mr. Russel,- by the way, says that ,
rise sad retitores 1 the first frame house erected in Code. a trip to the West, visiting: relative..
Moon to the differ church held their annual picnic Tues-
t►,ies the blood rich must have been about the year: afternoon at Bogie's beach. at Winnipeg and Saskatoon.
Met. i ashy 1831, for his father, who also bore There was a good attendance of mem- Air. and. Ilene; John Wiggins and.
Ifanutsetured on1tEl! and LFW .COOT the name of Robert Russell, came to bers and several visitors and. all re. son, Donald, left on a motor trip to
l ,pan Mato, :LARD LOUIS • " Canada. the year . previous and there porta good time. visit relatives ,at Boston, Mass.
r� ,Mrs, Prater, of Stratford, is visit-
-1d
story sof u tired were na biutiaes.:hexe.. at, that time,_ • Miss -Emma -Snell •been •spend .:
ad a jealous "wife Having gone back to the olcl country ing her vacation at the home of her. Mg at the residence of. 'Tier mother:
,EcRETAItY„ in the meantime, he returned in,1832' father south of Nile. Before return- Mrs. John,Craigie, Montreal st.
' „ O i i31 and there were houses here then. ing to Toronto Miss Snell intends Miss Gertrude Worthy
R GANG C lc 1" bar. Russell dada not question the
`CIS' FEVER" stories of earlier settlement here; visiting a few' days with loins. Jain.
but says -these settlers .must have = Thompson, Walkerville,
lived- -in --tents--or-- igerarae ,lir _ the._ The marriage took place; in Grace
-Thursday like; and to prove that his memory Eiiiseopat-ehurch; Detroit- at 11,00
J CHAPLIN is not at fault ,i the matter he re- a.m., on Saturday, July Srd, 1926, by
r ICE `CALHOUN cited the poem .above referred. to, Dr: Pullinger, of Adele, daughter of
ung joyride through , If this is taken as a test there can he Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. McCann,. of
Jost` as funny as no doubt of ire correctness of Nin:_ Colborne tp., to David Chester Brown,
;unt," it will make you' Russell's recollection of what 'his only son of Mr. and bins. David 1 ,
you've never laughed father told him. dlrawn; of Montreal.
;rid of the .,blues by • see, Mr.: Wm.. Campbell, aged 92, made- Mr. end Mrs. Frank Hawkins, Tor -
a -few remarks thanking Mr: Black' onto, accompanied by Mrs. Robt: Me.
AN O TtlE Boxe and the ladies for the pleasure ,of .tlie - Tlwain, Nile, motored to Blynnouth.
.'RAID .CC?DSEDX
gathering. Mich., last week, where they were the
tt+t CINDERELLA" and flags. turning* by way of.London. Mrs.
- Cassidy, of Byron, came with them.
- - i) ARDTON and visited at Mrs McIlwain's.
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there. Mrs. Bell's mother, Mrs. John• - Gorrie-Sept. 25th -
Handy, returned with them for a few Biuevale--Sept. 15th;
Weeks, after which time she' will make Ashfield ;Septa 16th
her home_iti Goderich. St. Jielense--Sept. 17th.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Steels and Mrs. Colborne-�•-Sept. 18th
Richard Hall and daughter, Edith, of Hensen --Sept. 2Oth '
Tororto, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bal:- ?urieh-Sept. 21st
er, of near Oakville,• who have been Varna --Sept. 22nd
visiting at Jesse Gray's and with oth Blyth -Sept. 23rd
of Kinear- er friends in Goderich, Ashfield, Dun- Ethel -.-Septa 24th. -
dine; visited over' Sunday at the home. ganiion. Lucknow and • Whitechurch --- -
of her brother, Mr. W. D.-Wortaa. for ,the past week, ret.pned to their
Dr. and Mrs. Iieilemxnn and
fain• homes on Saturday, having had a
fly,- of .Coldwater, MTeh,, are' visrtmg Pleasant visit. They .motored up,
in Goderich, having taken a cottage. " The- Bagenient---is-annot,nceii--oi :.
tags.. Nettie Dufton Tilley, of Stratford:
Mr. and Mrs. Wm.. Eubt , df Ban, younger daughter of the late Mr. and
over, anent the week -end with "their Mrs. Andre* Tilley. to Nelson Ruth= •
aunt, .Mrs. G. W. Andrew Bayfield erford McConkey. B.A.: only son of
Road. Mr. and Mrs:'S..R. McConkey, Strut 44
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Mrs. Edwin` Brown leaves "today on fords, the wedding. to .take place early
her return to her home fit: Chiyago in September. The bride to•be is well
after a very pleasant six -weeks'. visit known in Goderich, being •a fre<tuent
visitor here and a niece,of Mrs. C A.
hi town. iZeid.
The park. was gay with pennants- guests of Mrs, George McPhee, re. Mrs. A.; G. Hovey and day bier,
Margaret Jean, of Kitchener, are .ineriy Miss Thirza Elizabeth Le itt;`'for-
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visiting the ladY's mother, Mrs. John graduatfes
aGt dere was Bibleoiof sti-
..., ., Y graduates at the. Moody Insti-
bgtttrdev " . Paves, * tute of Chicago who' received their
Born -On August 16th, to Mr. and *, WESTFIiELD
` TH VARIAN:AND Messxs. 'C. .Ali._ Ellis anc� 1iVitltrr. diplomas August b. These students
]Y RUTMILLER hire. Stanley Hayden, a dayghter. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell were Shannon leave this week for 'lobar=
completing courses 'which include Bi.
Mise Marg•iret Foster spent last.- i,loderich kfsitara on' Saturday. • Moray, where they expect to venal ble study; gospel musk and practical
;,it1' CARR AND week wit i ger arra., Dirs. harry Haw- Miss Hazel Pelts. of Blyth, is visit-
VW TORRFN,'.'E kips, o:' Port -Albert.. . ing her cousin, Mrs: Walter Cook. about a month. methods of Christian work, are train • -
Mr. and Mrs. D. ji. Willing and' -ed for various fields of service. Thin.
tg klahed cast of ant bar. a d }ars. G Mich.,
ride and ting- Mr. and Mrs.. George=Ramsay, of son, Marland, of Harriaton, spent the training.is' offered free to accepted
'War,rhiiiring romance of dren, of ?ilial, Mich., are visiting Indiana, are visiting the latter thio- week -end et the home of tithe lady's applicants, with tate exception of a
?dls''lif the turf their aunt, Miss Mary Burrows, the., Mr. Robt. Henry. mothex, Mrs. R: A. Thumpaon. ' small fee far private music lessons.
a 'ING 01 THE TGRF" -
GO-G1TTEItS. IN
ThIE ENICKERt-TIME"
THE REVIEW"
sI0 ueaday, . Thursday an
ay at 3 ». ni,
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•- "The Little Irish Girl "
Clinton -.-Ort. 3 and 4 -
• Tile hen is the only living creature
who con sit still and produce dad -
Limas.
Stop the Cough.--Coughii'ig is caus-
ed b''irritation in the respiratory. pas-
sages and is the effort to .dislodge ob-
struct=ons that cone from infianiina-
tion of the muco• -i membrana. Treat-
• ment 'vith Dr. Thn-nas' Ddeetric• Oil
will allay ,tIi'� inffammatieii and in'
eons'egnenee.' the 'cough • will' usually -
• stop. Tru' it and'you will h" satisfied.
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Mr. and ;Mrs. Frank Hawkins and Airs: - Wm. Stackhouse, . of Blyth. Mr,' and Mrs. John Given and son � -The 119 young • ;nen and women repro- .
liths. Betty have returned to Toronto spent Sunday with her niece, Mrs. Alfred, and Mrs. Alfred Nicholson, of sented '28 states and ii foreign coon. .,,..«.,,
itfter spendiaE,s� Month with relatives, in. McDowell. Port Huron, Mich.,. spent the -week- tries. Three comnleted their -wort, in ;h ileinglinratillM s',
- Mr. Ed. McDowell, of Toronto, is end in Goderich• visiting relatives, the evening.school. From March 2t - �'►'... ,
Mrr. C. AVard and Airs: Milli'an,of visiting his brothers, Messrs. Robt.Mr E. R. Tweedie of Columbus to June k8, 1926. 266 students from
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Wald'. *root Annuli- 'Exposition• eco a
Pant bu, ding,.- Att i dauee 1925 i.491,300.
* i7rataao t; evernmeat.Bpitdh* to this vast.
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Detroit, are `spending a couple. of and John McDowell, Sr. Ohl°, is visiting his broths;, Ilii`. z;
weeks with their parents,' Mr. and Mr, Gordon Wightnan, of 1�Iew Jer. Campbell Tweedie, and leaves nett completed a ted sou,«see in the correspond -
Mrs. J. H. II;'an. sey, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Robt. week ,to visit hit sister, Mrs. Noll,: at race school.
• .."i.Dr. and Mrs. J.• T. Holdsworth and
Henry, and other friends: Niagara Falls, N.'Y. ; ,4'*0i::
Mrs. John Cook returned home on. Mr. And Mrs. Stoke,of rrMidlanti and Mrs Richard,
Ids McPhail, are the sof Br' ts of fir`
Sunday after spending a week with ,City, Mich., and Mr: and Mrs. Hack- d C xstan
nia Road. Dr. Holdsworth was foi`xn- �
her son, George, of Belgrave, man and son, Junior, of.Detrblt;.mat- nrly Dean of•th4 Schaal of Economic ^
Mr. and' Mrs. Don Clark visited ored to Goderich and are visiting with .in the university of .Pittsburgh, and
over the week -end with the formers Mrs. Stokes sisters Mrs. W. II. Wpai& later vice president of "the 'Bank of
sister, Mrs.. Marvin McDowell. of town, • Pittsburgh. ' Until recently he was
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bennett, of Mr and Mrs. Richard 3. Drennan president of the Pennsylvania, Land
!Winthrop, were callers on Sunday at *maraca the engagement' of their Bank, Philadelphia. He has fust
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry elder daughter, Sydelia; May, to Mr. completed the writing of a four...
. Cook. • C. J. Gibbons. Detroit, son oil,Me,. ani .ume work on the History of Thanking
Miss 'C•. Me(ltinton,. of Goderich, Mrs. Jas, Gibbons, Acton, lite mar. in Pennsylvania. and is the snarly of
i and Mise Wilson, of Blyth, were re- riage to take place early in Septem- several books on economics and .fli-
newing old *e uaintapces at Weat- ber. ante: Dr. Holdgorth has 'recently
field an Sunday. Mr.°and Mrs. R. J. Megaw left yes- accepted the rhali. of F^ 0.0.*;;•N e„,*
Mr, and Mrs. R. Stonehause • and terday on a trip to Great BrrhMain and Finance - in the new University of
_son,. Donald, of.Goderichs. are visiting thewand expect to sail from Mi>:mt. Corel (.thud 'o ►rn ,i•,. q•a
with Mrs. St house's Barents, Mr: 'New 1;arlt Saturday, ,,t let, _boiiifr ate -...will remove there with his family in
and 14s. J. Campbell, and other sent for at'least two• 'months. This:*leirtember.. RP has 'great faith' In'
friends. trip tfill 1* * combination of business : the future of Miami and believes that
• Me. •.soli Mrs.. Will Tem�blvn . and sad pleasure. fe ;sh land baomohax passed. gid. Mia-.
P ehitdren, of Toronto, and 1�Irs. 3 Mr. Jim Stew*xts nf;Ciuc at end
Tamblyn; Of I,ondeslioroa were visit» a party"df friends,'motw'edi front that nit will hxve,.ir t developinent,.
•city ,arid silent last -•vital 'with *Misr.. _ Mr. and }J .. oa. Prxhgh. ne T-»_
• ora at the home of the lstter.a sister ,y. and Mrs. Jfohn li(i;reay, Britannia .onto, are visiting Mrs. D. Meliwain.
l M�irs, wm Campbell,
it hast disspposed. -Road. On their :return home they Newgate fit, r _. -
went by wow of ?litigant Fails, Bur* ii'raires this Asfhm� Ilei•►ealy, :A
of .her two . farms. The one she is , .
• residing on to Mr. J. L. Stonehouse fano end fukveland..` grateful user of Dr. ,T. D. Kellogg's
i and the one on the 4th concession to We regret_ vary much to learn of Asthtns Remedy finds it the nn'y rim.
Mr. Walter Mason, Mrs. Fothergill the accident Mrs. B. MacEwan, sr., edy that will give relief. though for
intends to move shortly 'to Londe*. aaatsined - at St. C ltharhnesy where thirteen years he had sought nth"
boro where she will nuke her home she has been visithtg tier daughter. ltelp. Years . of needless 'euffering
with her father, Mr. Braithwaite.. Mrs. Honer, in falling and breaking May be prevented by awing this won.
A family picnic was 'held on Friday her hip. - cierfut remedy at the first warning of
at tire home of Mr. 'and Mrs. Robt. Messrs. John and William'.Morri• trouble, Its use, is simple, res :ort is
Buchanan in honor of Mr. Buchanan's - son, of Orillia, *ma Edward Moret- slight, and it can be purchased, almost
two sisters, Mrs. Aitkins, of Toronto, son, of Hamilton, and Miss Morri. so/where.
and Mrs. Murray, of Duluth, who son, who were visiting in town at the
perfect.
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Mas-querade
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DANCE
AT THE PAVILION, GODERICN
Thursday, Aug. 26
GOOD PRIZES GOOD MUSIC GOOD TIME
PREPARE FOR IT
residences of D. Carry and P. Can.. Happiness consists of doing with-
residences
left on Friday on their return, it•
out the things you want and enjoying'
NIhome.
Mr. and lire. T.- Leckie and son, - -
Monteith, accompanied by' Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Bobtail, of London, were
in town on Monday evening on their
way northward on a motor trip.
They expect to take in Barrie and
Toronto on their return homewards.
We regret to learn that Mr. and
Mrs. P. J. Ryan intend leaving Gode-
._ riefs- *WA- the middle- of heat- *rook, -
for Detroit, where they intend • to
make their future hoes. Tnelr son
Janes and daughter Mary are *heady
in Detroit and Gordon will *eeo,n.
parry there and Norman is working
net far from Detroit. so that It iv ad-
vantage**s to maks the family home
in Detroit, though Mr. Ryan expresses
rivet at ieaviag Coodlaieh.
Prof. sot Mrs. H. It. Jordan, of
tlrentfort, were weeit-end gases of
Cel. and Mrs. H. C..ntettity. Mr.
Jeri** Is a termer oripirMst of Xan*
hatch *ad swear hirsute in Geiericlt
were phased to seri Mie mod Mfrs.
Jordan -
Mrs. Ruth The s sprat the poet
week with her in Mfrs. B. N.1
Willis*, .1 Msirr4.t a, *ad also esII d
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The Plynouth'Anthracite ,Coal is the best, it burns
to a tine ash and Is•practically free from slate. ' It cost at
the Mines Stec per tem Toone than other Coil 1•u -t
we sell it
at the s:tinu-niece. : \!fiiy:not have the, best :when it ,will
cost, you no more
Egg tiid Nut. $16.00 .pvc ;u
Stove. . . • f Y' r , ". 1G.s4 +std ton `
We also handle: the Mester Anthracite Coal.
,This Coal dialers in some respects from the average
run, of .Anthracite from the Pennsylvania field and these
differences should be borne in mine to insure most effi-
cient and economic results. This coal is slightly lighter
and therefore fuses at a higher temperature, is free burn -
in, . and therefore inore''readily susceptible to draft con.
trot His ALL coal; it comes to you free from slate and
other imPurities.7 it cannot .clinker unlessiorced beyond
the`high fusing point of its,asli. It is an ideal domestic
`fuel and ..osis you S15.00 Iter :tin, all sizods: • .
If your iurn ce or -plumbing regtlires overhauling.
If you require a tte\i.„f,!r,ace or a hot water job or'.
plumbing: let tis figure on it, also if your furnace and
Plumbing iequite tore overhauled—Giveus a call and it
will have prompt attention.
liver; thick in Shelf and Heavy Hardware kept in
stock. .
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Th, Hardware at the reherf •
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