., _. . ... .

,gli-; ,- _._

Have You a Clock ' in Your Ilome That, is Not Going?

If you have and will sendrus - word. we will send for it-rcpsir it--return it to you and guaran~

tee satisfaction.

W. WELLNER,

Jeweler and Optleian.

' " ~ THE CHAMDTTETOWN GUARDIAN EEBRUARY ro, " _

_tlllnlll

Olllcesln New Prowse Block Charlottetown:

Ia Jamaica blgl Yea S. R. 0. .

J. H. Lucius, Summarslde, was in' the

city yesterday.

'Jonrl Molmop and Hugh Mehure,

Brsdalbans were in tha city yesterday.

CLYDE Rlvsn Farmers' Instituto meets

at Clyde River Hall today l0th Inst. at 7.3) lo olooir. »

Special. attention is directed to

Stanley Bros' large announcement on page aight.

Nair Wednesday'a Guardian will con-

esn ._'»

Arun V IN17' ITED

If you with tlib best in photo- fraplay, llnlshen on the new spec- allsc mounts, (the very latest ,a9v=1¢!) .

'VIHIT

‘GEO.n.cooK

when B: Uv is Alwavi Welcome. IIUGIIES’

Casters Pills Cure

CONSTIPATION, D I Z Z I N E S S,

HEADACI-lE,OFl1t<LN5IVE BREATH. BAD TASTE IN THE MOUTH,” etc.

These pills are eliocolste coated and easy te' she. Their action is mild, but effective and ls not followed by piping, nausea etc. Price 25|: per box. Mailed to any address on receipt of same.

Gmc. E. rrucrres.

Snapoy Styles ' of

Solid Footwear

Ladies I Here is your chance, one week only. Skating Boots at eost.' Box Calf Boots, neat, up-to-date Cheap any time at $2.25 now 5x.5o, all sizes. Ladies’ Oil Pebble, regular _$1.75 now £1135. ’lfhese boots arrived 'a few days ago,a little late of course, but they are yours at the above prlce.i Ste tllem anyway. ,

E. McEACIIEN.

CANNl:`D G00l)S SALE

A genuine snap in Canned Goods. Tomatoes

Corn }3 cans for 25::

Peas

GalloncanApples..,..... . .....2oc Strawberries in Syrup. . . . . . .. . . . .uc P1neappiesllced..................lBc Golden wax Beans 3 cans for . . . . 25:: This 'is good value as oltr canned

goods are all perfectly fresh.

McKENNA’S GROCERY

Down lown store 216s.

PHONE i Up town store z26b.

nnawaaaaasaavamsn-E

To-day people who

take advantage of op-

portunities can get a

‘ line Kid Btot. i

(just right for wear~

ing undef rubbers or overshoes.) .

Worth $I.75

Special price for

“Saturday” the small sumof

slzs. 'srnlcuo s. co.

, sunnvslna.

l We . Continue 0ur 25 oc. Discount

Salc Womcn’s Low Shoes for '

Another Wcck

A grand opportunity

to geta pair of nice p

summer shoes at

wholesale prices. .

Alley & Co.

FLOUR

We have a well assorted stock of the

best brands of Flour on hand which we are selling at very reasonable prices. We have the leading brands put up in barrels, half barrels, 25, 50 and loo pound bags.

Its s high-grade Flour suitable for all

purposes we specially recommend our

“ROYAL S'l`UAR'I"’- braiiil.

Bccr & Goff.

If You Are a

Smoker '

WHY THEN. ,

NO DTH EK S TORE CAN LOOK A1' OUR S TOCK OF SMOKEKS‘ GOODS

"Get the habit desi with usd'

Selling agents for Margaites, lrvlngs and tae Bouquet Cigar, Montrose the best 5c made. "

REDDIN BROS.. Phone 86, Opp. P. 0.

NOTICE

._¢-_...--

A w winding up our business s ' awaamrsniilh Aus us must. be paid on or

u'Ri'fiirlir""° W M°'°"’ lilqdf oonoon.

tain a special Valentine pane. No person should miss it. if

Boris of Temperance will please bear in mind the visit of York to Victoria Di vision on Monday at S sharp.

Tns Northern lnstituw will meet in Mayfield Hall on Monday the 12th lnst. adi. Subject, General Cultivation and Seeds. V

Tas: many friandsln this city of Con-

tractor McDonald, Stcllartnn will be pleased to learn that he is recovering from his recent illness.

IN the last issue ol Brains under the heading “What Merchants say" is rc- produccd a bread ad. of D. Stawsrl/s which recently appeared in the Guardian.

Txsnszrnona directory eards are being distribute-sito all subscribers with the compliments of The Guardian. Those who have not received any will kindly call at this olllee. The entire list is on one side of card.

Artha recent session of the Canadian lrtlsans Maritime Province Committee, wh oh mel. lnMonoton, J. Doiron, M. D. ,was elected a delegate to the general convention tubs held in Montreal next May. Dr. Dolron is an island man, with many friends in his native province who will hear of his prcfermoutwith pleasure.

As the much talked oi marriage of Miss

Alles Roosevelt to Congressman Long- wnrth will take place on Saturday next., The Guardian of that date will contain illustrated and descriptive articles with reference thereto. Views will be shown of the bride and groom, their future home and several of the rooms with their guna:-al arrangements, as well as three ‘White House” scenes. tf.

Acconnmo to ancient custom, and all

due and honorable fornl, an eclipse of the moon occurred yesterday morning, Whe- ther it is because he was full or the information incorrect, it is certain that ,thc man in the moon did not go into obscurity at the hour asslgnai therefor by one of our city papers. According to u reliable almansc the hour for the beginning of the eclipse was 1.68 a. m., and promptly at that time it look place. A vary good viaw was observable during the whole period af eclipse, the sky being particularly clcar and weather nlosi. favorable. ,

Fnusr C.blc liend tho Guar<iisn‘s

correspondent sends the following notes: The Cable hand school is progressing rapidly under tha slrllful management ol Miss Campbcll.-George and Mrs. McKenzie of this place lately paid a flying visit to J. W. and Mrs. Simons. Crawford McLaren of this place is home on a visit afterbelngsix years absent.. All are glad tossc Mr. llobarsn homo again.-Smslt fishing is very successful in St. Peters Bay. Wm. D. McLaren and Wm. M. McLaren both of this section intend going into lobster fishing. We wish them every success.

Tun Gualdlau‘s correspondent for Mt.

Vernon and vicinity reports:-Mrs. Natl McLeod. who has been eonilned to thc house, is Improving.-Nall McLeod llad ills hand badly hurt. but it is slowly i|upro\'lng.~ Russell Acorn. Peters Road, has been visitina' his uncle I. M. Acorn of this place.-Miss Sadie McLean has returned hams after het' recent visit to Glen_Wililnln.-Mrs. Bells Nicholson is seriously ill.-Born, cn Deo. Bth to Murdock and Mrs. Gilllsa daughter.- Jalnes Gillis, Mt. Vernon, is visiting in Baile River. -Miss Katie Nicholson, iris, spent Sunday with Mrs. J. D. Nicholson. Caledonia.-The school ls improving under the skilful management of Miss Sadie McLeod.

Tun horse race on the Clyde River

ice came oif, as advertised. on Wednes- day Fab. 7th. Notwithstanding tha coldness of the dav quite a number of the most enthusiastic horsemen were pre- sent. Tile officers were: Starter, A. Hyde: Jurlges,A. Mclean, J. Mcliihaii and P. J. Berrigan. The following is s summary of the heats trotted. _

Lina Baile, Exscutlonar owned by .l.

Livinlrstondrivenby B.LlvIngston.l l l

Billy the Kid, Chief owned

hy A. McLeod driven by J. McLeod. 2 2 2 Black Pepper,2EImo owned and

driven by Neilbarraoh. 3 8 2

So far this season Lina Baile holds the

championship which position she is likely la hold. unless somethin( iIt‘0tt.y1sp_ocdy is introduced.

Advice to parents- It your children are

choked-up with cold and oronp and their lungs are in liaagarof beoominowaakaned by the eifecta-you can do nothing better than giva our Gualhcol Emulsion-it always doaa the work, and is sold on its merits- 40a per bottle.-A. W. Bsddln. Pham B.

and sold by all the

mmww rmhvuvawalwwawn

leading eonfectioners.

,.,l`_g€¢".»f, r.»..f;,- » :.'<o

wmmmm

Candy is wholesome if made from pure ingredients; that is why Wllli¢'l

.Cppcolgtel are in such demand. Put up in dainty pound and half pound

4,. f.

is Q.

. t:llullcll_sEllv|c£s H t S t ..':.';.-rf.;-.nn:~.e'.::.n::»;.:::.~:;: UW 0 "I9 “mil 'sm

Iscarohedth Ill aart-hfol' il

o'ol°elr Friday afternoon. for Rhsumatlstilf-vmiifsthlng ths\il'o’:ln§

usrmoolar. physician could feel sale in prescribing-‘

ymustnmllse-iw mme not-.li-..t ;§_',=;°=§g§_t;§:§,‘,;_= mldwmloyoag-M 132 ll' and Rev. Wm. Donod at 7. Strangers ,M , F nf, f Rh ,m _ WUIWIIIU-v AWHIEIVB lllllora- :glam 'init avcigwhesra ‘rdldvgznlillna :elielf

’ ll l‘ll‘¢-

_.Gl"°° c.'“”'°h_'“R°'- Wm* D°b°°li *l' ll After twenty years of search and elperl and RAY. Gsollgt Miifrls at 7. Strangers ment, I learned of the German chemical

,, 2':.::.‘:.l,‘:ti.‘l°tf“;l§~;:.:‘:.'l.§.*::.:;:! ...s‘l$l.2‘.?Ei“;€l‘i“.%Li“.?;J.?;..§‘;.?.Il t;;;."'.l>:‘.‘;t'il';'.'.'.2:....'W“~..i:‘cannons: and Bible class at 2130.' - ~ ~ has with rvlrulurlty iustitied the confid-

st. James.-Rev. r. F. Fullerton .itll `

md 7_ sunday School md Bum Chu MI Mild cases are sometimes reached by a single package-:or sale by 40,000 drugnlats. iso." , I r on s euma lc a es

Rev. G. R. White at ll and 7. Sunday 5 Sohpol at 2.1!) p. m. Visitors alway V

anos I had ln it.

1 don`t msamtbat Dr. 8lmop'a ltilslamrz

t.ic'i‘abl casvuns oiuuinto ss a in'alidsn?v r fail-bgsbtlls 'impossible dlrttlley wil with reasonable certainty drive from the blood the poison that causes pain and swelling. hnd then that is thaend of the pain and swelling thu

anld of the sulhrillk-the end of Rheum- at. am. 1 '

Any Rheumatic sufferer who writes

may receive my little book on Rbeuu|at~ lsm,inelulilngproiesslona| advice as to diet,ct.c.. free. With thc book I will also send without charge, mv"I{ealth 'l‘oIren,"an intended pnasportto good health. Address Dr. Shoop, Box. No. ill. Racine, Wis.

welcome and provided with comfort-able,

osrrrnar. cnnlsrlan.

Rav. Robert Pegrum at ll and 7.

Sunday school at 2.30 doloclr. Prayer meeting Wednesday night at. tl o'clouk

sr nuNs'raN‘s ca'rntmB.sL.

High Mass at 10.3). Vcspcrs and Benc- dlotton nt 7. p. m. Catechism nt 2p. ln.

asnmcslv.

St. Paul‘a-Morning prayer at ll n. ln.

Sunday School at 2.30. Evening Pruyrr at 7 p. nl. All seats flee and unappro- priated. St.. Pst.or's.-Rev. Jas. Simpson, M. A.,

Priest Incumbent. Holy Communion 8 a. ln. Service at li a. m. Sunday School at 2.30 p. m. Service at7 p. ul.

ssl,va'l‘ lon Amir

Sunday Service nt 7, ll, Il, and 7.30 p. tn. Week night Service ~Mon|lay, Tuesday. Thllrsday. Friday and Saturday nt 7.tX)

What Sulphur Does.

For the Human Body in Health and Disease.

The mention of sulphur will recall I.-» many of us the early days when our moth- ; ors and grand mothers gave us our daily

=r:us~|auty-:.=re--

“blood purifier," tonic and cure-all. and mind you, this old-fashioned remedy wa. not without merit.. The idea was good, but the remedy was

orude and unpalatahle, and a large quan- tity had to bc taken to get any efl'ect.

Nowadays we get all the beneficial ef-

feots of sulphur in n pulatallle, concentra- ted form, so that lt single grain is fur more effective than a taillespoonful of the crude sulphur.

In recent years, research and experi-

ment have proven tllat the best. sulphur or medicinal use is that obtained from Calcium (Calcium Sulphlde) and sold in drug stores under the name of Stuariis Calcium Wafcra. They are smcllchocu- late coated pellets and contain the active medlcinnl principle of sulphur in a highly eonoentratetl, effective form.

Few people are aware ofthe value oi

this form of sulphur in restoring and I mnintsininlz bodily vigor and health: sulphur acts directly on the liver, und excretory organs and puriiies and enriell- es the blood by thc prompt elimination of waste material.

Our grandmothers knew this when they

dosed us with sulphur and molasses uvcry spring and foil, but the urudlty and lin. purity of ordinary flowers of sulphur were often worse than the disease, and cannot compare with thc modem concentrated plcparations of sulphur, of which Stuart'~ Calcium Waters is undoubtedly tllo best and most widely used.

Thsyarothe natural antidote for liver

fand kidney troubles and can constipation

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’lf.':|';1",uQo“’£l‘"l°,f'dl_‘l§, €_hi,,"=“"'A_“;u'"' At it, some address, since i8‘ll. Als ;

sean. CALENDAR FOR FEBRUARY i906

M...-ml... RUBBER5 MP

Last ng,-tar 15 d_ 0 |,_ gg in, ,.,'m_ Stencils. Steel Stamps, Price Cord out

New oon Q d. 3 h. 57 m. a. m. V tit \Vhila Ennmal Letters, &n, Writ

' I \Vy

slrst Mass at 1.:n,s¢¢°...1 lun... seo am 4 "’

(IA

Th Fr Sa Su ‘ M 'l u | w 'l h Fr Sa Su

Tu \V '1'h Fr Sa Su M Tn W Tn Fr Sa Su M Tu W

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Bt. John IN' B

,§E»|'3:°§{';‘,Y|§».;"3|%l§4l;i{9|‘;F,J\0‘i';n . . _ _ on nverloaxlssoie aeasllrsl' slag sqsire. urn- BT. JOHN T0 BOSTON A . . - - £150 ern in every etail. Newly va a‘ed and vt Comnnmcing December zlst. 1905. steamer =srl>¢l¢d thrwfhouh Theo 1 *~ '°\ in th- ' leaves St. John at 8 a. m., (Atlantic Standard; =l\y vllli Dil" ¢ il"“ l\\‘i Ill- ll

Eialaigsys for Lubcc, Esstport, Portland an '_ uno; WILL", cms sl, “P _tu

ns'l‘unNlNo pn.. |"_f,'i "'°' ' ,

From Boston via Portland, Eastport and `

~, M s on .

Lllllllllollghodinhllislllbn slxldnat principal railway ‘ H 0 T E L B R U N O W I C ll

.tations and balzlralto chccko to rlcstinntion. MONCI ON N B Pnnsollgora arriving at Sl.. John on cvcuiulrf l ~ - _ previous to rolling can zu direct to sttmnilnl- The largest end Best Loca-es i-lolsi n , land take cabin berth or stateroom fur lin ,he UW' Acmmmmhnng zoo 5”", . "'|\‘- .lt-...neu lr. the contre or splwloar ami... .., ...ni

All¢»\fK°- ‘.“°°Pi“"° =*»°°lt-i"i“““\‘°d '\li“"‘“'~ sun-onnnotl by nlogrnlt xml.. n-wt, malrlnn ll rtro and m»\ru\° rule - e..|»»ul».lly ups-lléanlc tor -n-ins renin the -ln. t

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Tc the Electors of Ward Five

_Having been urged by a large

number of the residents of Ward 5 to become a candidate for Coun- cillor and believing that the eastern part of the ward is entitled to s representative at the Council Boaro I have consented to do so, and at last night’s meeting was nominated

to contest the Ward ag the coming Civic Election. As th time is too short to admit oi a general canvass of the ward, I take this means ol

soliciting your support and if you do me the honor o electing me to be one of your representatives for

d r l l. <1 l l sxlsrigtlnnsilrii. nr nn mo Mm Meryl the next two years I shall _do my It was the universal spring and fall| u;n-ost gp furthcruthe bgst finaeyresé

o me c enera an o sr

___ _ Y s >' mmsrslds. P. s. lnson. F1" "’ P“’ti"“l“"' I “mv

Dear stuns l-‘rlenlr-I wlsniidiiliiglrii iliiidni vmns respectfully’ n rr in li In nscmna on- CHAS H~ CHANDLER-

lw n" mil t°v°ln.fi"t'ii tl° ln e '

. n so a con na worx.

lfdirlriiiseoveisn my whine may nw.. an-l 3dm4th~

head and ovon in my cyes. I tried several doctors who did me no good.oll|tmcnts and

sal\`es<0f all kinds flvillg up hopes of over I

getting well. Hearing through n friend tho wonderful curca ZPro. B. B. llnlniltou was

making l concluded t/ogivo hiln a trial and can I | ' I | trlgy Tay nite; al llgvyalslulhis treatments I was il-ili- ell reycnre o c

noaxcnr calm, _ IN ~ -

S,,,. ,.. .._, lt G lsllwllto nom

w on ren so an ueun.

await twnlczl Opposlte l.C.R_ Depot,HaIifsx.

Fitted with all modern improvements, magniti

1=_'? .cntly furnished. slnmtlnn and view amor

assodln Halifax. Within five minutes ride

nsrulsutusllvco

“_” WM WILSON ri r

on'i lllallottor. Bovllml . t

4 :yr L , rop

and purify the blood in a way that often

_ __ _'.._.'_..t-__-~»~

surprises patient sndphysician alike.

Dr. R. M. Wilkins while experimenting

with sulphnrrenledies soon found thut the sulphur from Calcium was superior to any other form. He says: "For 'liver Kidney and blood troubles, especially when resulting from constipation or malaria, I have been surprised nt. the rc-

CANNED

4 cans

SIIRIMPS

Sniilciently cooked to be eaten

suits obtulnotl from Stuart's Ca'c|u|n| Wnfers. In patients suffering frnlu boilsl and pitnplos and cvcu dce|1~seaterl 1-al-i buneles, I have repcatedlymsesn them drl I up and disappear in four or Ava days. ical-i

ing the skill clear ond smooth. Although I Sl.uart's Calcium Wafers is a proprietary, article, and sold by druggists, and for that , reason tailooed by many physicians, yet I I know of nothing so safe and rclinblc for;

constipation, liver ltnd kidney troubles 1 and especially in all forms of skin fllscllse as this remedy." At any rate people who are tired oi

pills, oathartlcs and so»ealled blood “puri- fiers," will dnd in St.uart.'s Calcium W.\l~ l ers a far safer, more palatable ami cries- I tive preparation l

COM|N{i_E_VENTS.

City Council masts opfths second Mo ay n each month. Dr. F. F. Kr-ily Mayor; \\ . W. Clarke, City Clark. _

Adioumrd meeting of Iodge P I - Edward, Red Ruse ticgree, liuesday, rltiizlll i mary tl Business of Importance. I

M|rlard'a Llnlmsnt

iiaiurvs warning

That little ache, itching sensation, or strained feeling

you notlcein your eyes, is probably warn ng that

You Need Glasses

It is to your iatareats not to nagieet any auch aym toms. Our examination will give you reliable information about the condition of your eyes. ,

HUTCHESON Graduate Optieiaa.

Cum Burns. etc. ;

LLON Al’Pl.l‘IS '

V ; IJAKEI) BEANS

L, SANDERSON o co

-3

256 ,

2 ZANIS 253

from the can. Can he acrved ill n

number of ways viz., salads, nmycuaisc, stews, etc.

_ , _ _ , , . , . . . . . . . . . . Z avrry Th°rn_1»

.S typrgr

/'UW'

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Prices that will astonlah you. Tr one of the “Bi Shirts " lent of room and nod

Y K I ~|=oRsAl.e

1 Roaebank Farm

l Situate on the south side of Hillsboro River opposite the city, one mile from I Charlottetown, containing r8o acres,t_;o

_ ,I ' acres cleared and in ahigh state of culti-

I I i vatlon, Terms liberal. For further partl.

; " l t‘.:::.:o;t:.... "~ ";'§§.*:’i.i;° .

P. E. Isllhfl 8 Gfeiftlit Clothing HOUR. i Ane|.|l\\l\\i,w.-r\,r.l.»-nt ly °

Sample Sewing Machines

~¢\r'Rf"*~"'*

A few .~a|n|»le mach

l ines sent us by manu-

facturers. First class

l in every respect. We

have not room for

them. You can buy

5 these machines at man-

Ub-

ufacturers prices if you

p buy at once. Call to-

day and examine them.

miller Bros..

tl--'uv--ltr-fo-/tlv-*¥r 16

llililiillilii AllAllll8 RAILWAY

and Btn amflhlp Linen to Ilostoll Vin Yarllxlltlth

'rho o 'tml-‘..-tl.l....la.. wean rluwrn Neva iiflclil . .nn lawn... vol Tru.-0, wlmnar -lllllctlnll and Halifax.

ICXPI{l'}SHTliAINrllol'\\'t! Hniifitl (l|\llY» (01- lseptauntlay, Ar. ine.. a. nl. for Digby ant Yarmouth mnklllg connection at armontn

_ for Bostlu. _

MIDLAND IIIVISION-1‘rl\ill>i Of tho Muti- lans Division lofwo \vlndsm- unity om...-,»l. Stillduyl for 'l`rlli'0i\t 7.ll\lt. lil. .uid 5.43 |l. Ill. and from Tnlro for Windsor ntll.4l> n. nl. and

3.35 .m.eonnoctin§nl.'l`l-uro \vitl\ tvnirw of the linosrcolonlnl nllway ...nl at \vlnu-nl~ with express trains to nnrl funn lrnllmr .nhl Yarmouth. Oli Moildny, \Ve4Illusfl|\_v mid Fri- ida sccomnlotlntlolltrniml Nur. 5 and B run begwecn Windsor and Truro. the Royal and U, a. Mail Steam- ship BOSTON

Tha Fastest and Finest Btcxnnarézlying' bs- Lvvsen the Maritime Provinces and oatnn.

Leaves Yarrno\\tl\,Wcdnesdny and Saturday f r Boston on nrrlvnl oi Express Trains from lisilfax. Roturninlr inarou Long Whorf, Boston, Tuesday and Friday.

Paaaongxra arriving in Halifax ncxt lllty 7.31

p' ln. by x(prcos Tra n. Fora l in ormntlml. lluids books. folders. atc which vvillbe nent. free. wrltcto E. H. Arm- strong, General Paaeeliuor Agcné, msnu-lilo ans. rr 1‘mln».»nn on snun .1 smtnlarti Limo.

I-‘. GIFKINS. General Msluuzcr.

INTERNATIONAL o|lvls;l_oN, s.»...l..& ’P'°.p "° P. H. I. RAILWAY

'r...n..- ..m.i_~ r.nlw..y will nn. ln- r..l|..w.; lions .lo wh. sl...n...... neat up

1. M 3.05 4.23 5,08 .i. i‘.l li. I5

gem?

:-'FF cess.

A. nt.

A.M. l’.M. 8.115 lv. Ch town ar. .'l.u5 it Ill Hunter ltivor _'Loi lo.ll1 iillncl-aid Junet. ,l.~;7 luao ict-n..l..,¢lm\ I :rm li.ou nr. _ l \'. -'.1 W, ,,,_}s\nn|nen.ll1o ,M

Iiill l’0ri» Hill |.:llt 0‘i.e»n-y hifi Alllorlllll lifii nr. 'l`ll:niah

FFHXE :E:a5

7..'Il into /l \|

Enlorrtllt Jllllc. ltr. ('. 'l'l'r\\'crrto lv.

=_ :IF

l-. sl. .\. . li,2.`\ IV l`I\'tnv\'i\ i\\'. ll.tll I.IItl Ml.. Sluwllrl Jt', 'i..'>"l i (lil Moroll 7.117 5 Sl. l’ul0r`|¢ 7.Ili

Bouriu 1: no Cardigan 'ill Goo'town lr, li.'.'Al

. (lh'iDw|\ ur. i||.l5

ill ‘. \||'l'|\.y lfltrllnr lv li.I:'» r. sl. \. u.

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