. til

, _

._._._',

Th., record 0t_~the postal. savings my system in France has been one 0| euutlnlied progrela. In 1882, when is institution was established, the ww) uumbor of postal banks in oper~ “gon was 6024, _with 211,580 _deposit ,icqunts remaining open at the close £1 me year. These accounts, includ- ing interest due to depositors, am- ounted tu $9,187,110, the average sum of me deposits b_eing 843.41. On De- lcember 31, 1909, the latest year for whieh complete statistics are avali- nbig, the numbor of biinits had in- erciised by nearly 2,000, the deposit. uecounts numbered 5,542,882, and the ueposits. including interest, repre- sented an aggregate amount of .$410,- 45i;_gi;i;, averaging $37.08. 'i`lie expenses of administration dur- ing 1900 amounted to $1.504.ii7_8 ,and we net profits to $526,786. lt' may he recalled that individual accounts me lniiited by law to 1500 frincs ($289.50). When an account exceeds ills the surplus is invested by thi mix in national bonds. The total vliiue of the bonds purchased in 1909 will- $2,080,575. The withdrawals, ln- elidinlr these purchases, amounted to ;li-4.916.150- _

suliiili or unowrll.

_A-A-.__

lil-ilson \\'liy Persons Do Not Keep on Growing.

six pounds and a half is the weight

of the average child at birth; at the lend ui’ the first year the average lwpiglit is eighteen pounds and a half, iii gum of twelve pounds; alid at the ciiil of the second year the weight is twenty-tlil'ee pounds. ei gain ot’ only four pounds and li. half. And with each slit-ci-.ssivc your the gain is less limu less until maturity is reached. \\'h_v is tho gain less each year? Anil why does it finally conrc altogether?

'i‘hi- reason is that the absorbing

slli't'iii-_i-il inside thc stomach and in- tistino do not, and in.the liatilre of things cannot, grow proportionately to the growth of the body as a whole. During the first year of growth the ciiilil’s body becomes iipproximniely lhri-e times as large as it wits at birth, but the interior ol’ thc stoniacii :ind bowel of the child at 'thc nge of one year is not even twice as large ns it was at birth, let alone three. times :is iurge. Yet all the nourishment which supplies materials for growth has to hi- :ibsorbcd by the membrane which lines the insid of the stomach, .ltnii especially the small intestine. ~It is, thiiri-i`ore, plain that growth of thr- boiiy :is it whole must grtidilaily' sub- side as the tissues to be nourisiidil grliiliiaily approach a size at which their demands balance the utmost siippiy of nutrition taken up by the stulnlicii rind intestine.

» QUEEN MARY l-'R0\\'NS‘ _

Order about liobble Skirts was

" Dlsobcyed.

Qui-cn Mnry’s order about hobblc

skirts was disobcycd at the two courts by iill except the actual court lliilics. All the rest wore tight skirts, but tlitir trains covered them. _They sity llii-y ilidu‘t see why they should make thi nlsclvcs uiifiishloniiblo because thc qui-i-n herself is abnormally llrrge iirounil the hips and unsuited to tight ilri-sscs.

l\'a-.crtilelcss everyone wus stagger-

ed by the costume of the Marizliioness iii- iii Vill Urrutia, the wifc of thc Spliliisli ambassador. I-ler dress wus so tight that her whole figure was slnirpiy outlined and she had grciit iiiftiirlllty in walking. As,she belongs in the' diplomatic circle she is inde- iiilfiiieiit of the qucen‘s \vishi_-s iinii iortnnliteiy had no courtesy to nuilie with i-.onsoquences which might have been indescribable. ` ’l`he queen only smiled when sho

saw her trouble and seemed wisely cloioils of how her order wus gonn- llllli' obeyed.' Indeed, the queen was the surprise of the court, she wiis_s0 smiling niid bright, with u word for everybody. ._

Not Loaded.

lilo other language under the sun is

open to so many interpretations , as tiii- i-inglish language, as witness lili- i-iillvi-l'.sution between two Sh-.iron Hill girls the other. evening ` “Oli, May,” said the first one, "Jim

|1nil_ Iilil tried to iight a duel over il.i:, ' “liow romnntic! What happcni:d?" "li wus terrible. Icalnc into tili- roiirn, :ind those foolish boys were i-uiuting big pistols at ciich other!"

"l’isiols'! Heavens! were they

iol\ili»ll?" "Not it bit. That is just what mulli-

it 71-.lilly very serious. They botii' were so ver." » .

-_ié_.,g____

‘file Importance of the Beard.

Trio importance' of the beard was

inll_v recognized in the middle ugt-s. lieri- is ii passage from a letter oi' the writer, Bartolomeo Cateliir: "Ii is wi-il that those who have to lend “'-<1 Li0vern should have a long and flue beard. And I can assure you llliit the government of cities and i-rovlnci-.s has been'given to more i‘n.u one prelate because he had li ‘UNK and fins beard; .otherwise lie wi-re not worthy that honor."

Pllhlfmsers on the White Star liner .li-able saw n rainbow by moonlight while in midocehn.

And

Tile bartender said 'twas it wonder ;i_<_._1_n<» of 'em dldn‘t see two ruin-

VB.

_-*-1-._-1...._._...

Oytiters weighing eight and a half rounds have been found in Vinevard _ _

-"I-YO". nciir Montereypaexiitl.

Mimi' a man liu‘t worth the time ii takes io get the better of him.

.-aucusuv

_ _._-.___ -

all who walk the earth in surety

3-? haliltillirently in a normal condition m h°“ “N 11°! physically qualified

9 “"faf°1‘.S~ This is demonstrated

bl’ Dr. R. Moulinier who writes as follows

“The rapid ascent to ui-eui ultlt-ities

“Doses the body to conditions differ- ‘E;_‘_¢ fri? any t0\'l°f>Hi-ral onus. Mouli- __ _n___c_ mbing offers some nliaingy, _ll _ s.different in the fact that the NHS fl0n from the high atmospheric transition of the sea level to a low pressure takes place much more slow- |Y. The author has reported some in- teffsting observations oil the blood pressure of aviators wno have lis- oended to high altitude. On i1liglii;_ ing lifter ascending to a heigli; of 1200 to 2000 meters the aviator pre- sents cyanosis of the extremities, pi-0- bnbly from the low temperature of the high regions of the utmosplieref ’

I‘his means that the extremities

N-‘Tn ll ¢l\1§1¢y blue color. Often thc-.re is congestion of the inner surface of the eyes. The pulse is quickcned, but there is no irregularity of thc licurt‘s iictlon, nor bleeding from the nose. i_‘here is often slight headache and llnging in the ears. Sonictiinr.-s there is a tendency to sleep, .ind this muy- _bo felt even during flight. Rising to li great height nnii comilig clowli again always increases tii blood pressure, ns tho writer explains.

_L i l’ow'el' 1-‘rom Sen ii"avc.s. ` ‘-At the recent meeting of thc British Association the question of econo- mical pruducticn of power from tiiics and winds \vas again midi-r iiisciis- sion, and it has been taken up widely by scientific _lourliula ln Europe. “Lu Revue Scientiflqu0" calls fittielitloli to li system of utiiiing the power of sea waves to :ict-into a. dyniiino wliiizh has been cimployi-d during till- last six months at the mouth of thc rivi-:r (ll- rolidc. An air chamber is colilli-.cti-.il with li wcll, which communicliii-s with ‘he sea at a depth below the,ie\'ci of thc lowest tides. Hy thc lidviuii-ii and recession of the waves cltniiges ot' pressure lirc produced in thc air chamber, und a system ot' valves cn~ nbles thc resulting nir curri-.nts to be npplied to rotutilig ii kinil ot' tiirbinc. lt. is said that thc ztppziuitils works elllliilly \vcll in ciilm and in stormy

weather.

A FAXIOUS |‘}Nt.lL|.‘-ill (‘.I.0(.‘li.

'lirrcstilii and (‘¢-ii-stliii llodii-s incor- porated iii fii_i-- inorelueiits.

Wells cathedral contliiiis one of the

niost interesting clocks in thc whole world. lt, was constructed by Pi-ter Lightforil, li monk, in 1320 and eni- braces many devices whicii testify to the ancient li0i'ologlst's iligcliuiiy, St-verul celestial iingd tci'restri;il bodies are incorporated in the ilitcri-sling movement and ri:ltiti0lisiiip_ ’i'iii»:y ili- dicate the hours oi' the diiy, the agi- oi’ the moon and the position of the pliiliets :ind the titles. Wilt-li thi- ciocil strikes the hour. two companies of liorsenioli fully iirlniid dusii oilt of gateways iii opposite iiircctions and charge vigorously. '1`hcy strike witii their ialicus as they pass ns niliny times :is col'rcsp0nd with the number of the hour. A little distlincc away, seated on lt high perch, is ii riunlnt figure, which kicks the qu:irtizr.~\ on two hclls placed bc-.liolitii his fi-.ct and strikes the hours on ii b0ll_ The ilisk of thc clock it-l ilivliied into iwclity- four hours und shows the piilisi-s oi the niooli and ai map oi’ the universe.

liisky to .iiiirry Motley.

Apropos oi' ri benlltirul young uifc,

worth $40,000,000. \vho had just di- yorced her pelinlioss nuslilinil ill or- der to marry agliili, lienry lil. Dixoy, thc cbmi-.ili:in, sliid lit n dinlii-i': "‘Tiie young miin who liiiirrii-si for money has none too clisy a time ol' it.. ills rich wife is likely to tire ol'_ iiiui :ind throw him ollt in ri few years, or else she is likely to iiniit his allow- ance to 25 or 50 cents ti dzty.

“‘I married m0riey.' it man once

sliid to me.

“‘Wnsn't there a womiin attached

to iti’ I asked

“.‘Yes, you bct there was,” hc ex-

ploded. ‘So much attached to it tlilit shc ncvcr parted with li penny.' "

A ii Insect Gun ner.

Many insects have some means of

defense from their natural enemies, none of wiiicii is more curious th:ili that of 0 small beetle, which, when closely pursued, discharges it puff oi' poisonous vapor with n distinct dcto_n- atioli. Unilonbtediy in many instances this aids the diminutive gunner ill his escape, liiltinly, ill all probability, b_\' siurtling his pursucr and ctiusiiigiiiln to abandon the chase. Frolii this pccliliar acquircnicnt. this littli- fellow is kown us the boiiiblirdicr beetle.

"You sh0uldn't have twirl YOU 00010

hire all the brains you liieed for $25 fi ucek," snld the politiciii.n's friend

:‘Wliy not?" _ “Because it's merely an invitliiioli

to somebody with only Six' ~\°||**i`*" worth of brains to come along and cheat You." -

- lining 'i‘iilng.. lieiwliirly-

_ -1-he Lucy-l tiiuuglit you said you were looking for work? _ ._ 'rhe l-lube-well. I nm. mum- B_‘\l

I don't want to gel if _"Km now- 1'" ii detective. you See. nn' I'm lust M191' clows, to-dnl# ~

"Are you at the head of your clasp

i chooi?" n"SJot exactly," answered the sturdy ygunggier, "but the boy that is nt the iwpu of my class in school lsn’t in my class in football."

-1-11-**2-*l-*

en who complains oi

hf"'§2,,3'°...:."_';»l..., up u sill without getting out of breath about it. ‘

_ .iii lgliornlice oi' Values. -

Of the great army of clg

smokers there is probably not than one in a. hundred who

S 0

lil Wfilhpcd, has nothing to d

of the breadfruit tree or more nlonly of fine new trimmings

and hemp.

thc tiny sheets go to make an lhey are perfectly combustible _give off the minimum oi' smoke. ture b_eing rolled with tobacco

ii-cc. from all deleterious ingr

with and these are thoroughly c .

Chopped by machinery into particles, they aro'weil mixed

it thorough washing proccs '.\'r.tcr being the purest kind.

prcccss. '

lizily being insignificant.

Circus the illiusc.

lliiriiy clowns, they li'a\'e bot-li

mostly in an invidious sense.

lxlid iiziiiils. _

who are public idols. l'liiy.~' :iris tcii fo_i' iiicm liliii coiiiposcrsi oi' ini: write their incitleliilil music.

Of me-.n like till-si-., Eligi:iliil's

ilmliiest of them till, iiloii ii i`<-\v ligo lit the height of his career.

ll t take into cult-iillitions tiirro

li iilistuy oi' the i-litertiiiliniclit_

li sllip stick woillil have bi-i.-ii tl of the passing of nrt.

Gold 'i‘l|lil is in the Si-ii.

Apart from the tri::isiil_'i-s

find their way to the botioni scu, and occasionally conic to

about one grain to cacii ton of

1,000,000,000 tons, Prof. Wilde

much as . .

gold. ,

Saved by lils Wit.

One evening, when the city office was full of men seeking

init-rg. He receiued thc usual with the request that he sign ills

painful effort.

Suspecting that this was the

cailed out to the clerk:

"Try him on another name!

him write yours.”

Irishlnnn, quick ns lightning. 'twould bo forgery!"

_ lnfflay Parse.

you cull this?" asked the inun

esiubliahlnent in Paris.

"This is one horse restaurant,

sieur," explained glircon. "You have ze horseficsh in any style. would you like yours?" _ "Horse in any style, ch? Well, pose you have mllie curried.”

No Mystery.

i\t1i'."

"F'niliet', I will ncvcr marry

union."

"Wlint mystery is this?" "No mystery. Only I asked

and she woii't have me."

Evidence for the Defence.

were present at this frtiy. Did phy. the plaintiff, suem carried with excitement?" -

"That will do. You may

down."

__.__,________

searchiigilt than hs did with Iauto .

(Mis. _ne It _ _ _____._

arstte

knows

that rice paper, in which the tobacco

rice. but is made from the membranes

of flax

So iight is this paper that E00 of

ounce.

ure analyzed to prove that they are _ dicliis and that they contain nothing but. lil” DUPESL papcr libre. Only new mu- terial-ilax and hemp trimmings-is

minute

revolving fiin and then reduced to li dust. which is placed in it solution of lime and soda. After remailiing in solution for some time it ulideriroiri.

'i`hcn thc pulp is rolled out into.

Dl‘~i1€l'€ At first it is of lt grnyisii tinge, thc pure white of the iiniillicii product being obtained by an electric

The French miinufacturers 0t‘ cigar-

e_iti. p:-iper practically supply the eu- iire world, the output of Austria and

PASSING 01°' THE CLOWN.

Perrlots and the lingo 'i‘iil'ee-liing

Mi'. Alfred Minco of thc circus de-

plori-s the passing of tiic`cio\\.li.

This is largely tiie'0bservaii0n of

tho European-bred artist. Strictly api-liking, \\'iills we' iiavo d¢-velopeii

clowlii: liiiuco,

\-:itil the training to qualify hini :is li iegltililliie at-tor, in if-ss ilistriicteii surroundings would give us tiiil:-lied |-.lintoiiiilie ili rare plliy with the i-yes

Culitlliclitiil Europe ilzis its pr=l‘riot:;

st:iliil»

l-.inlill was i`um0ui-1. George (ini‘on,tiif- lust of ii long lille of clowns :mil thi-

While these llistilices .ire of tli~-

tlii ntle riitlii-r th tn of me circus, thi- sciiool which tleviopi-ii iiliiico iliil

and :i jumble oi’ uliiinizlng ilii.-iits_ 'Dili- ciown held the ci-.litre and was illi-

il . _ him to have to be deiictiilviit upoli siidticn collapse iinilf-i' the \\'i-igllit oi

i- sit-,li

wliif-li Ol' llli`-

ligliin, there is more gold in the si-ii than has ever been coined into iiiiniey. Such, at all events, is thc opinion oi' I'rof. Wilde, of Brussels -Ulilvcl-slty_ All sea. water contains it ciertiiln :ini- ount of gold, ili the proportion of

w~itcr.

Reckoning the total wi-igiit 0i all thi- oceans at the very moilerlite figure of

mates that they would yield gold to nearly a hundred thousand times as

Why, bless you! you can bathe in

clor regis-

trnti . an Irishman asked tu be reg-

blzink, nunic

This he succeeded in doing, after it

cxieni.

of his accomplishments, an oiilooker

iilurliiiieliiwii s ii .'

"'Deed, I'd never durc!" said thc

"What kind of lin eating house do

"Son, why d0n’t you marry Emily?

You have been attentive ciiougli to

Emily.

There is an,insuperabie bar to our

Emily

“Now, then," said the magistrntc,ln

li. loud voice, “Mr. Baumgnrtner, you

"Nein; he vos carried :way on two

piece poardts mit. his head cllt."

stand _

Licking postage stamps poisoned ll

girl in Fayette City, Pa. Washington ought to obey the pure food laws. _

would

It is doubtful if old Dlogenes

malls out any better with a modern

Store

‘ _ .P.i..¢.. A l;.lw...l l.ls..d’. _o....i...¢ cloihie...

' ' JZ.. lilliiliili ciuliiilii cu

season"s end.

. from one season

3i_iC SCH

'Stl

. ',-li' ff."-i'l':; ) ` " 2 _ __ ._ .-.» _i-_. .. - = i .-.-

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"- l§§=isi2i- \,¢“.» ..- \ , ' 15"..

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`:é?;_Vf§_? '-i' `-\-ll. _ _ _ ,_ _ _ ________

We're clearing thi! tables for iall trade. These

GOOD ‘CLOTHES leftover; from our spring and

summer stock-nziight be just aseasily sold next fall at _ regular prices, but, it’S not our -way. We clean up every

i We Make Prices That Do It

It is a good business for us, it has been our method

for the past 20 years never to carry over any stock

to another. -

Now is the time to save money by spending it You buy good clothes at this Store A

-itll*-if e ii" A illit-

We don’l sell iinytning else _ l"_`.ii, `

All the lines oi"men's suits are made of pure wool W0rstcl'f]S. H115 fiI1€Sf F

us to fit style and quality with the latest shades of Grey, Stone, Brown, Black,

f- ,.1-,_

_....o.!'.='.`.¢'.":iis "'

,....._...__..._.

..::l=‘-tté’-.=-.."_-§

w -"“`£°.’~Y§? '=¢ ' I°'»§f_i' “ ___

fine tweeds, D. B. and

And many such

numerous to lucntioii.

i "Es

-~-~»' _ 8-rio,d11 & 12.

117 Boys’ Fancy 2-Piece Suits in

Norfolk style.

Regular $7.00 7.50 and 8.00 August Clearrluce. . . . . . __ . . .

loo Boys’ Fancy Tweed Blouse

Suits, Regular $2.50. August

C1earance.........' . _ . . .- .___ _ ,-

Bring The

And with G00(| S€i‘\llC0 combined this is the 308|

C|0iil€s Si0l'€ in P. E. I. to shop at

All olir spring and summer nien’s Suits marked $12.00 to 15.00 August clearance. . . . . . .. .

_ _ _

All our fine linnd-tailored lucnis suits marked 16.00 to 18.50 August 'clcnrallce . . . - '

- I

.-\i1men’s Suits liiarkeci $10 00 to $12.00 August clearance....................... . . . . . . . _ _ . _ . . . . .

f AUGUST i CLEARANCE -

~ 5*

____ T_-$2; -K

/' iii .:

.\-il‘__ i ii-i.i`-`li»-ll

0 pairs of `\leli's

_ _ 5_0 _ l

Serg`es hand-tailored by expert workmen in the latest luodels. Guaranteed by Tmiisei-S finest imported

worsteds Regular 4. 50

_ and 5.00.

and Blue. _ _ I August clearance _$3.00 I

187 Boys

Clearance _ . . _

Bargains too Regular 4.50.

Q g. _ BOYS’ SECTION BASEMENT

A We know this section will be rushed to its capacity for the next ten days. i ,vi ' 1-- itil.-. »

Tile prices are more than low. If your boys :irc going to school s_00n you can save liioiicy lu Boys’ School Suits. ‘Every garment fresh, this season s make.

260 Boys’ Knicker Pants in fine _

twceds, Regular 750 and $1.00.

August Cicaraiice. . . . . . _ . .-. .. _

Wash Suits in Fancy

cambric. Regular L50. August

145 Boys’ 2-Piece Suits, fancy twecds

August Clear-

STEAMSIIIP SAILINGS.

Navigation Co.. Lid.

Tile S. S. Noriiiiimbcrland leaves the

Col1\pany's Whnrfdaiiy except Silhl|?\Y at 8.20 o'Ciu¢k a. ln., Rcturnillg will icavc ‘ictou about 4. zo o clock p. ni. During July and August special ex-

rmm ciirsions lo Pictuu and return every Worl-

Albertu' “B rm entered n' qu0m"l0okm“': ucsilay :mtl S:iiurdny.Rciilrli fare on these

days will be_$l.5o ilicludilig Tea.

G. W. WAKEFORD,

7 l4dtf ` lllaiiagc

WHITE STAR

Dominion Canadian Service Montreal-Quebec--Liverpool

Largest Steamers from canada

\YEEKl;:\" i.li_er;_aitvr€ ` . ini-s

‘ MEGANTIC StFili¥tf§rs “ frroin Clin-

lii ii.

'ITEUTONIC ' , , . __c A N A D A (_;§):_i_e_yt,iass Cubin

Rates, $90 First: $47.50 Second; $50 Trird Clan According to Steamer.

'LAURENIIC

-Pssrfliss

FAREB

llou

li .l'r' -S50

mgsbsongers leaving Ciiarlotieiowli vi"

Pictou on Mondiiy, Tiiursiiny, and '.~zitu| day connect at nlifax for Boston.

Returning steamer _ leaves BQSTON

TUESDAYS AT NOON.

For further infornilitioli a pi to

L Nlcoii

Agent, Charlottotow n.

' F arm For Sale .

‘The undersigned sluts for sale his Lrniconsistlng oisi acres in loud state of cultivation, dwelling house in good repair, situated i-2 miie from Brldni

bane Station and within fifteen chains

20 C§> _ 2; 9 z‘ 9.756 125°” . 0'# 'emo

R l’AR’l‘IOU{;ARS i<}iii~3`C0. LT . Charlottetown.

ASK

Furness. (9. Wiihy Co., Ltd STEAMSIIIP LINERS

Fi:-r Havre Direct. From Hdlifllll

S. S. Kitnawliii June Nth

ST .JOHN.1{ALiFAX.LONDUNSERVICE ‘ -_ I, 1 St ' Fr m lialiiiix i`.i;i’.5“».~...i’.‘l§-.‘i."s._ J.‘§iilll§'s. im" _

_ ltlrsiiiliiiannock AUi!\1Pi-_1-‘Ui

August titii . ilcnliliiloah Aulrust .2'lt.h Auxgust 20th Kiiniiwhii iii-nh _10l|l ____~_ Tiibiisco cept. .!0tii Se pt, Brll (Vili Si.. J0i'in's, Nflll.)

Riinnlihltniioclc -----

FOR HAVRI-l i)iitl:`.O'l`.

Sli:-niiniiuiili /\il|.!- §!'g'Ul

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The above steamers have a limited ai-

' n ers.

i°"i»"J.iil.‘3.‘}'.‘?.»°.li”i.l.°.i ‘ii‘.'f.’i’.§‘i.i’“.‘i'l~‘3».5_~ for the Allan Line Steamship Oo. at Halifax

Funulsss. wlTuY,idi U0- l/VU

lil.. lllux. N. S. Agent-

___-»‘_ _ 1| _

EAsTERNl

_ .1

RELIABLE AND POPULAR Il_0\|‘l'E Between Si. John And Boston

FARES » »

OHARhOTTE'1‘OWN TO BOSTON First Clall $|2~2° Second Clan W-2° Complete Wireless Telegraph lQlliPlll¢”' COASTWISE ROUTE

avos St. John nts il.. m. Monday. .tfii--ii--.ir .i-.li-..:.'-'i.--:.-i:.'°-

e, -

mumTn e vesdlniiia Wh§_ri. Boston i‘.‘::'°‘.s.~-.».,_:."i.l.‘:.°.:°':..".l".. ii‘i“fi»r.!.° nf stlwrt lin bit. Joh °. i'.':af.t:‘°-ii: .L~:i-i=.'l---.'.-.-.ll-.-..-.'.-1." onton iiirsc . ¥etnrli'l vs ladle hlirf Benton at ln.oo_ii. i?§_sy_1__e__gn

Iiyni-‘;,ri3¢'t¥bl,| al'.°iT`:)i nformltlon agptiito coal t ekst agents. Battlln -= -° ---l-_-° -i-,_-:.>.:°°‘--ii-°l.--. . .

as || . 0 -ii

steamer Halifax .lem-es every . `

Friday at noon. fOr H8WkffSb“YY» _ _- W Halfax and Boston. ' _ = -

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