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_ _` . _ - Then 'hat do you thinkmgf gghyimg

_ 0 _t :Tru ._\yer’s Sarseprmpr ‘_

` » » ' °“f"\zmtn stood nn I

n . m\;:~li'a:n;`r:r Sergio tngenvun wget.; your own :terror-'»I>orn _ 'rneaco prsetrer rt” ° nada' °" ° ” ° ‘~"" ‘° '°fv°~wr=ue.

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/ _ ,_ _ __ _ ‘ltiead Ufilces in New Prowse

_ ' i lilocrt, Charlottetown.

t- _ \\,\,,-_5_~.' » _ _._

' §>_i‘;il> ,\§_`54.' Tn: train ar-rtve.tta.r nrgne ate.4o.

4/ ._’7 /\ » ff 'I /_

will cost ou $3. o. F W dd' ' ._` '

ming that tags the glam o;”`B*r\inia‘<]¢t ((_;l§tS,StheY_¢ is nr rt1r.so.rrnn..r.r 1'.-tn.-tr Ertwrra I-Irma

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'rrte cHARt.O’1"1ilrrCtwN GUARDIAN, SEPTEMBER .3 rm, _ , 7 _

nwwf“””” '

fl. S.~}onM'HWuBru.h on a business.

trip loliofoll. ` '

Rev. A.lloI.la.rr Srrtonatn was in the I

Smmnnnww

J. A. Hnntllvlr left yesterday morn-

in for Winuhiel’

I _ V . Joral A.'l‘-llwosolt has recovered from his resent accident-

_ In J. Yeo lowes' next. vrssk to resume his studies no lcGill.

W, N. Arlo Mus. _Kennanv, Winnipeg,

are visiting in the city.

Miss Bleu.: sicSwu:v left yesterday

_ . Tun Northumberland arrived last. utorning!0rW|IlI1|i>8.K.

= " .SWOII (MV

3 -'..--_._

ntrowsr .trtttt EATING'

Drowsiness and distress after rnqalg are symptoms of irrrligcslinn, rirowlttg ,

ol `

thatrbe digestive orturra are out order. ‘

A HUGHES’ DYSPEPSIA TA BLETS

relieve distresa after meals, indiges

tivo. il lllollce, heartburn and all form oi at -nnrch trouble.

l't'-cr :5c per box,

Geo. E. Hughes Aooihecaries Hall.

A5. EIE .IN 'VI'I‘1ElID

If you wisu the best in photo- graphy, fiirishetl on the ncw spec- | ialized mounts, (thc very latest '_

novelty.

To Visit 0111' Studio

GEO. li. C00li

Where Baby is Always Welcome.

-i y lilw

‘il vtnnnf

I I , I I

OUR SCHOOL SliuES !

for boys and girls are made to wen

and stand the racket and our price

are lower then you can buy them clsewltere. Our Boys’ box calf boo

nt $1.50 is sold nearly everywher

at $2.00. We keep the largest as- sortment of trunks, vallses, sul cases, club bags, at the lowes prices. School bags (leather) sold always at 50 cents, our price 25 and 'l 35 cents each-Puzzle card given

away to children.

A. E. McEACiiEN

Tltc Shoo Mun.

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I I -

I 56.9 '

Morning Meal

should. be carefully selected

and well prepared.

It you give your stomach It

heavy-breakfast and put It uttr. of business then bad rcsults are sure to follow.

OurBrcakfastFuotis

Wltcricooltcd on r.-frilly will rnrtlto

you l'orrlf‘I|\tu.l to thu dny turd its ditiloulticn. _ _

'i‘t~y ot|\~l'rr-nut of Wlroxtt. L_lrtt|1o Nun-, |'nit’od Itleo. Ullrtru. Pore".

otc.. tltcyrrttko nttico llrtlrl. hI'orr.k- gt-st.";rrrt witl give you vim und --It r.

Crtllnnrl ace our u»uort»\|\c\ t. We

wirl hc plorrvcd to show yort.

McKenna's Grocery,

\ Ph.-nett3‘::t::.‘::xm;fz.ti*“~ .l BCG' & G0ff_

$1.25

I Ladies’ Fine Kid Shoes

We are closing out

-this week the balance of our Ladies’ Kid Shots worth

$1.75 C For $1.25.

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Our fall stock inclu- _

des heavy solid patent leather pumps--Blucher Oxfords and low heel

trumpets -

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_ Wllll W|lH ,

if THEM I'

beautifully made in 1 the fashionable ad.-:s at $I.25 a pair ,

f l'_llY ll lIll'l.

‘I . PHONE 86 Opp. P. O. ._

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Lime_.Iuice

Lime juice is a good wholesome

summer beverage. We nave the West India Juice put up in 25c bottles.

Also the Montseriatt Juice in

pint and quart bottles.

‘ siturntt Ittottr ";_

3 AT S ` _rf Reddin Bros., __"

_; artwivs A Itustt

,- *lm it" Bnrgains in Soups, Per- .- N91 `

“See our new stock. _

Razors, Straps. Shrrvnrg '

' Brushes.

Ii? Reddin Bros-

-=§\*“

rot nrt I

n‘| Koller Proc-ss .flour min, oelt

American mike, only run few months.

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fumes, etc., etc. N `Q`

rweicomc Edward and Mrs. Kelly back

, . _ ' - ' ‘qu Pugwaslt, 14.5-

A f€Bl llfglln. rrat as good as new and will bc cold at

. bargain

` xenon tor netting ucernr. _

Q con ° vvi-its iur particulars to

R . ,prominent citlnen ot that place. Alto- I

nrgttr ar, aes. _

Miss Tavm-on oi Prince Edward island

is visiting in Moncton

-t

is visiting friends in Moncton. -

Rav. A. J McNr<II.1. will preach at Cal-

edonia first. Sabbath lilth lust. at ll a. ut.

Mas SmAr.l.woou, Charlottetown, is

a guest at the Methodist parsonuge, Saclrvllle.

Rev. D. MCLEAN will preuch (D. V.) lu tha Peoplea` Church on Thursday cvcning 13th inet at. 7.30.

Tint S. S. Clt-y of London makes two trips on West River today und two round trips on East. River tomorrow.

Tnsmr will be no preaching at Ulgg,

Grand View, and Eldon next. Sunday ltlth lust... as heretofore announced.

Mus ToI\II.tN\, Charlottetown, is the

guest of her son A F Tomlins of the Bank of Nova Scotia, Port. Elgin N B.

THE residences of R. E. Match and Arc- hibald Molson have been artistically dc- corated by D. Howlctt. of this city.

Rortsirr DIAMOND of Alley & Co.- cnuirht a trout weighing 3 pounds 8 o tures, at Appietree wharf yesterday.

Rt-iv. J. Haan;-zv, and family of St. John N. li. are visiting on the Island. Mr. Heaney returns to St. John ou Saturday.

Rav. G. Nr-*mon Sravmvson, M.A., will

preach in the Christian Church at New Glasgow next. Sunday morning and eve~ ning.

JOHN Gammon, janitor of the Y. M. O. A. who has been ill with paralysis for some time in the P. E. Island Hospital, in reported to be improving.

Tritt Misses Nicholson left yesterday morning on return to Boston, after u three months visit to their parents D. A. and Mrs. Nicholson of Klnloclt.

-THE S.S. Garibaldi is due here ,at six o'cloclr this morning from Sydney, C.B., with a choice cargo of Reserve Run of Mine Coal for Peake Bros 8.: Co.

Mies. Atvniezw Bowm-rss, Kensington,

who was visiting ir: thc city the guest of Colonel anti Mrs. Stewart, Kent Street, re'ur-nntl home by the afternoon train yesterday.

Tat-:tn-: were 25 passengers from Orwell

and Belfast by the S.S.Clt.y of London last evening and the following cargo:65 cheese, t5 cases eggs, and sundry other consign- ments for local dealers.

Ir was Richard B. Squarehrigcs,

Chnrlotratfown, who purchased the dapple grey carriage horse from Mr- Uon6§fI.ot 48, not Henry Squurrchrigf, as reported in yctdérdnyb Guardian.

BEFORE Stlpcndiary Magistrate Bre-

hnut yesterday forenoon Pcter McFndyen of Rico Point. was tr-led on u charge of illegal lobster fishing. The trial was ad- journed till Snturrirry next. George W. McPhee represented the defendant.

Rret-‘utan Division, S. of T., will celcbra`c

its twelfth anniversary on the evening of tho 19th ln~t., hy holding rr grand tent- peranco meeting in i-hc ltnil at Fredcrlc- ton. Addresses by prominent temperance workers interspersed by choice musical xciections and rccltnlions. Everybody welcome. Admission frcc.

lhousrctvon Snauarmr, who left for

Ottnwrt on Monday will start. forRoutc via New York on September 15th, to visit the Pope. Rev Dr Slnnot, his exceiloncy's privntc secretary, who ls a native Ui l’r'incc Edward Island, will nccompnny the delegate only us fur tts New York. Archbishop McCarthy wus thc lirs prulntc to have been cottsccratorl by Monsignor Sbarruttl.

I'r ulll irc seen hy rcferencc to th advtiu nrtothor coluru that thc Eastern Steamship Company, has rtrrnttged

Sept. 10 to Oct. 12 lnciur-ive. Tickets fron Sr.. J-uhtr to Portlrmrl nod rc|.ur'r. are sold yor $5.50; nnti front St. John to Boston and rcturn for 80,00, and nre good to return within ll) rlnyn from date of sale_ Dates of railing oi’ tlrcsc popular utcamors may bc i-ccn_ln nd.

Tm: marriage took placo at thc |hrldu’s

homo in Montague yesterday morning o

thc firm of W. O. Turncr 8: Co, of this city. The ceremony wus preforrnctl by Itov. R. G. Slnulrrlr assisted by ltcv. W.R. Motley. The couple were unattsnrlori and only the lrriutediaie relntlvcs were prea~ cnt. Af cr tho ceremony thc hnppy couple eame to Charlottetown. The uririo wits very popular rn Montague, bothas aSnnrlny at-lrool tcrrcher and a utcrnher of the l’rcahytcrir\Ir Church choir. ldnnycostly and beautiful pres- lents wersrecelved. `

Tama many fr-lcnda are pleased to

aftcraplcaaaut three weeks visit to friends ln Doarort and other American cities. Theyspsnralew days wlththetr- ‘daunhtnr,Rsvsrand Sr. St. Joseph Mary of Notre Dime Academy, Waterbury. Oonn. While In Iiaalindals they were the nests of their non John ii. Kelly a

gather they ipant. such a round ot aiglrt~ seeing and lratlvlty an on make them for-get their three score and ten odd

BUNNYSIDB is otsrvarrvcssr sono.

years. Theynturhsvi looking froah and vigorous. ‘ - _

-W.. _

_ __ _ _L *___ _V ,_

d ring the sum

mer mrnths. You will find

'PHE CHOICEST. All fl .vors, ._\li a"yl¢l_. Put upin

mnnd and half-pound boxes. Por sale by all thu

A. J. l.luUl.B and son Lester, left yester-

day mcrning for Toronto. _

Waurllt Mrrnsson left yesterday

morning on a trlpto Winnipeg.

Miss E-ran. Foote was a passenger to

Sutnmeralde yesterday morning.

Mins N-sms Durloaiv, daughter of J. M. Duncan, left for Winnipeg yesterday morning.

Mas. J. R. So0'r'r and son Russel,

Marshfield, lair. yesterday morning for Winnipeg.

Rov Lrrrrcn lsavcrr this Imornlng to

resume his studies at Dalhousie Unrversity. »

WM. Wnrunr, the popular representa-

tive ol' James Gorlstine &: Co., Montreal, is in the City.

Mn. Arvn Mus Runnin who have been

visiting at. Orwell Cove, left yesterday morning for Boston.

A. G. Cantsnon, Rhodes scholar for

i’r'lnoc Edward Island, leaves ou, Monday for England vin Montreah

Ar the St. John Exhibition, A. Boswnil

of Pownal, Wort $100.25 ln prize money, and Uephas Nunn, Winsloc Road, won $113. _

Titre funeral ofthe late Wllilnur B.

Livingston takes place today from his mothers residence, Clyde River, tc Clyde River Cemetery.

THE body of the inte William B.

Livingston who died ar. Winnipeg. September 8th, arrived by the train las night and was forwarded to tltc home of his mother, Mrs George Livlngator, Clyde River.

Amotvo the passengers leaving for the

Canadian Vi'est. yes arrlay morning were Miss Lena McPhee, North lilvor; Alfred Lawson, Mrs.-llrucc Leitch, St-rrrhope; Alexander Mol'.cod,0rvvell; and'l‘homus Taylor, Charlottetowri.

A. W. R088, Secretary of the Sydney

Y.M.C.A., and so well-known .ln Char lottetown, will address the meu's meeting ln the Y.M..C.A. Sunday at 3.-i5. This is the opening meeting for the season. The new social hall will be tlnlslted anti the mcetirrg will be held there. Mr. Robb will also glvc a talk to the boys nt 10 rt. nr. Sunday.

A naan-on collision occurred near the

city railway( station at 2.11) yesterday afternoon between special engine :£6 re- turning from the west and number- Ii which was shunting. Both were running slowly and neither was derailed. The pilot of one engine was torn away and the other badly twisted and some other dam ago done. `

Os September 5t.h, at the home "o`f` the

groom’s uuclc. W A Robertson, 115i Pleasant St. Worcedter Mass. W C Robertson of Pownal P, E. I, and Miss Elizabeth McDougall of Bangor 1*, E.I were married at B doiock by the Rev. 1l~ S. \\'. Roberts, pastor of the Newton Square Baptist. Church. The groom was attended by Gcorgn Grant of Cambridge; rind the bride by Miss W. A. Robertson, rt cousin of the gr-ooui. After the wedding trip the happy couple will reside at 153 Western Avenue, Cambridge.

Tata P. E. island Hospital rcloicr-s in a new hospital litter, the valued gift of thoughlfuifricnd of the institution, Dr. H. D. Johnson. 'l`hslii.t.erisn flue piece of work, with steel frame, steel wheels and rubber t.yre~, the top of solid oak, covered with finest white enarucl. 'l`ltl»

conveying prttttuts tu tho operating ro I, giving tltcrrrttrinustltrtlcs, and rr.-t.ut‘r»in'.: tltcur after nn operation. The top can b 1 llitcd oil, wlrir-lr rnultes it a r-trelchcr. All

E intcresterl in the hospstal, nntl wlto is IIINGTBAT

notl will feel gr-rrteful to Dr. Johnson for his generous gift.

._-ul-@_

Autunrrr Excursions, clit-ctlvo fron: DIET NOT THE WHOLE THING- *uhm Dunn.” .la a..'.‘s“"‘

Your tuble islo"ded with foorl-di;:esl- llriertnrlwh--ir-snnre,yet. you never nin

use arc ndl. sutliecrrtly active. Relief isqrriek- ly supplied by ilr. ll»\ntl‘t.r»rr`s Pills. Tlrcy

k leiullt stron b rr-moving th.

Increasing

optical trade is mo'~t gritt- ifylng. it shows that the

ple appreciate our ef-

ifiis to give them The 1 ery basl 0p'fcaIS¢rvlce

Not only no we use the

most re-lrrhle methods of cxnmlnatim. We have a'so installed A Modern Lens Grinding

' ‘Ilaftb

enabling ns to furnish our customers vtith "apetiri" lenses without delay.

G.l".liutci\cson.

Optieiau.

‘“P““d|Ul§ A icw days in the city.

‘~~-~ . _ ,___ A l'rrorrrrr|'ro:t rummona has been WI" ed on Samir Jane Higgins, rntumlblc- On Monday. _

Economy

fa a strong point. with l'looti'e Saranpariiic. A

HG-kr Sri\.\1,r:r liur-tures _of John RN N --ll.‘l?af§22‘;E‘;‘1:§“.'il.;..2.‘I£’.l".t Iwo s°°<\ M mv wwf- by theaftcrncotttraln. B th my ma Qf

- “ wus. on may te me

\®DOSISONEDOL|¢AR

. FUNERAL DiRi:C`l`0R

AND ENB ALMER. Othce, Show Rooms and

Residence, opposite Baptist Church.

Equipment first class.All

calls promptly attended to at any hour of the day or night.

. Telephone No. 289.

tl-(iota tv/wtf

Rr. lltzv litsirot- Bartltv, Chatham, no “°“‘P*\“i€d by his secretary Dr 0 Ixlffr b

mwmf

Loctttict. Mr:l{aN1.tt-:, Cardigan, left yes-

terday morning ou rr visit. to Sydney.

BHDRDHS. Orllngea, _ lcmons, and

pears-(received weekly) at W._A. .lohnswn's,Mont.ague. P. E. I. 2Sdt.wtf.

Miss TINA McI.1cIvt\'.\N, Nynzc, Cape

Breton, is visiting at Commercial Cross the guest oi her uncle Hector McLennan.

ll rig" No 1 selected, “July Catch,-

in halt barrels und retail at W. A. John stone'a Montague. lidtwti.

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F YOU UNLY KNEW

'W it-_ tr your well stocked atm e was golf; to burn down, you could wait to insure until the week be- fore, but

When It is Destroyed

Y- tx are too late. Remember the old ndage.“There is no time like the present," and no tusutanre like ours.

E- I3'-rr EEIEE.

llcpesenitag Plcunix of Hartford, r'

Canadian Qur. btc.

Farm ltr , Sale ai

liltla Yuri.

_,__-

john Ii. Gill offers his farm of 1:7

:rercs within 5% miles of Ch’town and half mile of Railway Station. The frrrni is in rr high state of cultivation vwll vrn\crerl,and frnced live fence black-tlinru.) (iced buildings. Cvmc iirlsec this oflcr. With or without rop. Ifkivrstuvrtf

Correspondent:-I seridlorz Kings County C'

news will please mark Kings County atthe top of first page of saute, error time of sendlrrtr.

R. E. liiortroiv, Halifax, repre-outing The New Breakfast Food

t-he Mercantile Agency ol R. G. Dunn & Co., was having a business chat. with the Ready tor the table- utsrchants of Montague yesterday.

Fancy grocer-les, biscuits, confectincry, children in every package.

fruits, and veqetnblcs at W. A. John- st.one's, Montague, P. E. I. ' 22dtwtf

“Souvenir Chlnaware" views of Monte gue, made in Germany, they are elegant.

Price 100 Plsge.

A crisp delicious wheat-food. 'l`ry it package. A toy for iltc

chocolates, and a nice ilne of canned S&§-I)EEls@$- 1 (JSI, Sunnyside Grocers.

Prices moderate at. W. A. Johnstone.

8-illdtwtf

Fancy groceries, biscuits, confectionery,

chocolates, and n nlce'ilnc of canned fruits and vegetables at W. A. .lohnst.:nis, Montague, P. E. l.

Zildtwtf.

Tm: Misses Dale, Montreal, crossed by

the Iiurprcss yesterday on route to their trorrre, having spent. the last two months nt Kirkvlew Farm (Proprietor Murray llohnrtsonlC.ivendlsh. They are delight- ed with the Island in general and with Cavendish ln particular.

Toutttsrs and others “st.tcntion.” The tlrre~rt linc of "Souvenir 'St.ationery".' views of Montague, souvenir post. cards and souvenir goods of all kinds ever shown at. Montague. Call and lnspect,sure to buy-they are all butes.-W. A. Johnstone. Montague. 2Bdtwt.f.

iHATS

A otftrzr and pretty wedding took place nt. the residence of Samuel Johnston, Peters Road, Murray Harbor North, on September 5th, wlten his daughter Beatrice was married to Percy Seymour Boehner, St.Martin`s, Lunenburg, N. S. The bride was neatly and elegantly attrrcri in cream silk popliu, and was rtttentied by Miss Marlon McDonald. The groom was supported by Fred | Johnston brother of the bride. Rev. ` Andrew Gray oliiolatefi, und tha '

ceremony was performed in the pres~ ence of only the immediate relatives of thehrldeanda few near friends. The wedding presents were chiefly the gift. of those present. and were suitable nnrl useful. An interesting musical program hnri been prepared for the evening, and Its it was being given tt friendly scrcnatlc intervened which enlivencd thc occasion. After the senerndc crttne rtrotc music and song. Supper was than serverl and the evening thus pleasantly spent anon puss-

ed away.

_ ,

CAPS

Colne in and have a look at_ our Hats and Caps

You want at- new.-hzf t. IS yru have never bought the

hat that best suited you,.get it now as we have the _

most becoming .~ lm} es in stock.

Cnpsj 5'. tlte kind to please you.

_ P E. Isimrd’s

s_t MrnoNrIn em.

¢ e 1- 0 Clothing Store.

ff I

Wilson’s A FLY ’

appliance supplir-sn much felt need in . 0 , < » - ' - on

PADS

l ras ozru

rcru.s 'mmvt au.

AVOID POOR IMITATIONS.

’ and by mall. IH CENTS PEKPACKET ROI 3

:.‘t.f.'.'.‘:‘.&'°.-...“.'.‘:.':.‘.1°...°;‘:. t':.I'."‘ii itz; AR¢gp_».r_n wrrson ~ ‘ ""°.:;.fwfr‘I..zrf:::t'lf.‘t..a'.r..terra “' .moron om-. ~ ~._‘~

- AN S lPPl NG. ~

liri'\‘rs:id`i't|ircu \\'Enkrrie»*-5. ,lllgl-‘sriortt tn- D H L `¥"

r ‘ . V l\ PS Mtn time Atmn.»n<t Gnome wwe# °‘ '.l2‘lfll'r'.f°.Z`rTr.lf§_.‘i£‘.r.‘3."'§'I: rr.” wan. Pont or crttnrottrrowu.

r;yls|t.enr!l1s clnlivcncd by‘ i 1. lI»m;ll:¢ott`s ___

I s. 0 cttct' tnrtirc no or the 8 c or

well, 251:. atrrlirlcnlerr. l‘int»erei,Sept. I2-1.-rank, Grant, Wallace: L l' t Recmds .nst received. can and h(ar

North Star, Finlayson, Pitrcttc,.Io~eplr 3 eb .l Mount, ttoterts, sy.n.sy; Day Stwlnrr. them p1ay¢d_

LeBlanc, M Mountain

Murray,

\ Cleared, Sept: I2 ~-Frank: Grant, Wallace; V

‘ North Star, Finlayson. Plnctle; Joseph E R S

Mc(i\\\, diioberls, Sydns); iiizel Dcll,; "

C°“5t°‘“t|y '- *"" l StINI\vsIDt~‘. ‘ "

_numetttte sow Ls. ,\ ' .

Ono cfthc very first lessons that ought. _-ef ';=1"

to be taught. every child is that the bowels

mutt move regularly and freely every _ _ day, as more troubles arise from neglect n of this duty than from any other 'cauae.

The etfcw matter that should pass out of V

to every law of nature. lfit does not pass away by the natural channels then the other way toeaoaps is through the pores of the skin. That la why people look so sallow and unhealthy. This causes pln\ples,hlr\ck\1ear\rr and hloiches For immediate reliefvtaie two or three"

Hutch ht-fore youno to bed. The whole digestive canal responds to the healing. effect. of this tablet.. Rumhilng b:avn~ls` recover quickly unrlerits trea'rm-nt. it neutrnllxca the ion' gasses. in aweeti-nn

the stomach. it giveaa good anpellw. lr.‘| a doctor forlen cents. A hottie

with H10 for Ql.00.l‘or sale oy all

the body remains in the bowels contrary

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Ill*-§'t..

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‘T

is as Safe as Bank Stock

what is Pretticr

Than a Nice Dia.-

mond Ring ?

Me are showing s beautiful lim- of

Diamond Riu with varied sreitiny - mnu of whichucan be changed to snr purchasers. We believe them to le excellent values. Wu will consider it tr favor to have the pleasure of slrouirrg them to you.

W.N.TANTON.

Jeweler.

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