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‘ -rnzr: iu.o'r1‘l:1fovvN ouaaninni To <11-tain is from =i1»'»'f<»

i .

Antldote for Soap

Cairiintion Crt*-'itll

ouglit to he :is univer- sally used :is sozip. Soaps often overdo the matter; they leave the skiu too dry and rough- eniug' results. Cold wirid_s_ ii_1_<o dr_v the skin niidicliapping fol- lows. Czirniitioii Cream puts hni-k into the skin the softiicss that soup .ir wi-atlier takes out. It is delightful to use. 'I`liei'e‘s uo grease or stickiriess. It is :ib- sorlied :it once :uid

_ THE OTTAWA A’l"l‘lTUDE. _| CANADIAN

. "'-*-“’ '

I What is and has been the attitude' 'of the Ottawa Government toward- lour vital transportation intereat&~~I ,the Tunnel, the new winter steamer, ithrough freight and express rates? The question is urgent and vital in lview of the fact that the Government ’is about to render an account of its 'stewardship and make a new appeal; ‘to the electors for support.

The Tunnel' was as good as prom-

i1-ictl..byaB.ir John Macdonald and .SU

iwiimd Lxrier. Sir John had a gsurvey ma e and a report by Bit Douglas Fox. His death in 3891 cut short his power to help us. Five years lntt-r Sir Wilfrid 1-.imc into

power, and we rested on his promise

heals like nmgiu p`l.iCC _thnt "the 'l`11unei must he built il*

' 25c Soldonlyliy

. i'eeis1iiiaibly iiriicticiihle." `

“hut has Sir Wilfrid done io pushi

_the mutter foi'i\'tiril and satisfy the

1 G ’ 'hope lie hiid ruiseii ’?» Nothing, und.

I I

-.vorsc than nothing. No survey, or

Dl{l`i`»(}l§\`T. lhoiings, nothing but nn ofiicial re-|

The MediCal Hall.

port which weighted Sir Noiigins ¢Fo_v's estiinnte with ri eiist ‘iron lin-

|lions of dollars. Beyond question thi

1-annum mann: w f-=-t wen =-nd -1 uufd mu

"" soooooo

DQGQQ

©®®Oe

' Replenish your 4 Tablc Silverware

,’\ large stork of .\ i quality kni\'e~. for s ¢> and .~p.w»1i~ that me e giiaiiiriievil to re»i.~t ` t-vinir.

A li'rwr.'il i'crl\11‘ti1»ti iii.irl¢ on soiiie o1l1l half .lo/1-u.~ of ihi-

ul,\1i\'c.

H. llllllll

Schnonermfurl Sale

l. .\l. l'Ui)I.l'§,,K Cot'l1.¢rl1»iii~11\\\-ii

or tn ilu* owners , ‘ `|.}V j. A.\`l)l-il{SON,lli1r»ii i`liiiritli N. li.

_1 .»8d~..'i

e'»»‘;;A'_-oo 1' $.24

E71

1 °>©®é

lewvl -r .iu.l ilpiiviiiii.

iobject of this was to sink the Tun jnel proiect to the depths of oblivion with ii thousand tons of iron. . ln lawn, in the hour of ouii extre linity, after u winter’s blockade, thi people rose en iiinssi-, und sent dole .mites and huckcii by the Boards oi -Trade and the unanimous vote of thr- `I.e;:i.<lzitiire they sent two delegatium fto Uttawu demiiiidine the construe =tiou of the Tunnel and the placing oi -another and stronger ici--breaker on `our winter service in the interim iii-'hut h.is been done iis the result ol ltliis? We have not not the steamer and nothing has been done toward

ltlie ’|`unnel hut the effort above cited ito deieiit und kill it.

| The steamer indeed was promised

¢@QQ@@.@@@@@@@.3,@;§>@@@@¢jis still promised, hut we have learn

led something of the vulue of Ottaw1 lproinises. Too often they are madi lonly to be broken und if any attempi lis shown to fiillil them \-it is only ‘after heart'-brcakinrz delays. Thr ,steamer promised in 1905 will not aw -best be ready .before the winter o

tltllil 9 So far the effort has been t1 ,kill the Tunnel und delay the steam ;er ti'll~thc last possible moment. Anil what has been done about ,freight rates ? Much has been doni `for the west, to chenpen the rntei

Lon grain. llut Prince Edward ls

,..` .

[a[m§lnn<l where transportation is almos‘

J ‘whnllv in the hzinds of the Govern

For Sale

'l`hi‘ ~'iib.~a<rib~-r ull`1-1,~ for suli- his fnriu .~itii:» i1»d:it .\l.'ii.~l1lii-l1i.l.oi Ill. .six und ii liiilf' i|1ili»~ froiii ('l\:ii'ioti¢-1o\\ii. ' his fni-iii i~xiL-nil~ f'i--un ihr st. l’i-u-1-'~ Road tc-»11- ltill~it»or1u1u|1 ltiwr u hi-|1~ii1iiibii|iil.ii.1-»4 o si-.-i iiiniiiiro ofnll kimls min .1li\'.|_\'» |11- ohliiini-il. ll eoiiiiiiii-. oiii- liu'n- ilicfliinthcvcn iiri-es' eighty :i4-1-1-~ u|`i\'hi1-li is 1-lvsum-ii iiiui in :i icoud .~'11it»-1»f1~ii|tiviiiion. 'l`li4- hnliiiiv;-i‘ luis 1| good i,rro\\'il1 ot’ luml and soft wood. (ln the priiiiii,-c-1- ili1-i-1- i~uii|oil1>1'r» 1oti.ag\-.. well hiull and hi-uti-d ilirouuhoiit with wood lioim- ziirl pump l\on.~u utiiii-limi .|l~nnutl’\uilrlini;i~ 1»t`i1\'i:i'_\' kiiil ull wrll hiiill. .lull iiliiion nf-w iltieri uiili 4-oneiv.-to floors and otlii-ir inodern 1-<ii1\'4-iiiv-nw-. there i~ :ilsn 1i ii1‘»iutiiuli~1/iinir nt' wut:-r 1.11 t`=i1-|1|<'oii\i-iiloiu lfiiwtiieli -uin|ii1'r iii' wiiilvi 'f'lii~ pi-opi-ri_v i~

itiiiiii-d in ilu- iiuini-1liiiio 11--iiiit_\' ot' i-11l|\\.-i_,

,, . . ._ .,, _ .

\.it n, \\li:iri'. 1 l11i|-4-lw*. -1#|im|l~

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1||u1i\. ~to11 _ t»l~pli1n-1- -. \‘\'i|l ln- ~|]il i'4-:i~o|iiilil4"

i\'l~fIf.l'.fl.

1’-`>i~\\i'il~lt' .`-Lilo livlil

_-S mira; _...___ ____ DR. lEi.'KlE M. R. C. V.

Veterinary Surgeon.

fment find entirely so in the winter gscuson is still burdened with freighi rates for shipments to and fron; 'Halifax :intl St..John which iirc tloiibli

Ethe riitcs charged for like distances

‘on the- malnliinil. This is nothing

short of on outrage of the strong up on the weuk.

The strongest representations oi'thii-

great wrong have been made to thc Governnicnt by thc Boards of Trade, by the press of nil shades, and by our representatives in Parliament from year to yeiir, but the Govern- ment in their twelve years of power lhzive turned n deaf. car 'to all the lprotests and remonstrances of the lpeople of this Province. Nothing has been done to remedy the injustice 11nd so far as we can learn nothing is likely to he done to that end.

The Pntriot, which speaks for the

(lnvcrnmvnt has from time to time spoken out on this subject quite at-1

Graduate of the Royal College of ‘

Veterinary Surgeons. Glasgow, Sootlnrzd Dl)RES':i-lildoii Hotel. Kent St

Lib e ral Convention

1.. . , , .. _ - »` There ti-i»l be ii eoiivi-iiiioii held iii the

Piihlir Hall in L`u.'dig:iii ut 2 /1`i~lot:k p.

‘strongly :is Thi. Giiurdian, to its lcrcdit be it said. This is not ii

_ ipuity question nt. all, nor is the

iNDnPisNui:Noi<:.

The late Dr. Uronbyiitekha of tbl!

Mohawk tribe was wont to claim hat his iluaky people were not the siihiiects but the allies of England And' now Mr. Justice Longley Of Nova Scotia, who has achieved a fame in ’ political, literary and judiclail circles I there, has taken up his parable ,with intent .to place this fair Dominion on the Mohawk basis. lt wah' in Amherst on the first day er April that he lifted up his voice to that end. .

“We would be," he said, “un

worthy of"the stock from which we spriing,'if_\vie were 'coi'it'ent°'to~alw‘ays depend upon Great Britain." Canada

mui-it become independent, by griidu nl evolution, not by revolution, Wt- nre yet to complete a full untonomy in all our. offices, and`thcreaftei‘ tc remain the ullies and not the sub- jw mh;5i;;ln'rTdfThis is in rief outline, the vision proclaimed y the seer on the first day of April ri the good town of Aniherst. Judge Lon;:ley's vision of Canadian

ndcpendence is not qii_ite"orlglnal, b-di'iEinai“i't_`Tn`ay‘l;e.'. _Many years go when__the _Dominion, and the udge were both young the indepen- ence idea was exploited by some of he foremost men of Canada. Sir

lexauder Galt in his later years “as ainiong thc number, and he de- liiied the honor of knighthood until e bud iicqunlnted the British Gov- rnmcnt that he wus un independent, but the imperial autliorities made no bjez-tion on that ground unil he was ubbed a knight. Wilfrid Luurier~i~ind Edward Blukei

of whom Judge Longley has no ouht heard or read, were also in heir early yenrs independents, find

ot a few newspaper writers of forty ears ago (were inclined to think ‘that Canuda’s destiny would be ful- filled in full-blown nationality. All hese public men and uublic writers ast the Panadian horoscope in the .ght of history and easily demon- trated that something like :i score i colonies in North and South

merlca had within ii century deve- oped into separate und independent ations.

So far tlic____nrgurrient f2r indepen- enoe is old and easy. But as in al- iost all the crises cited-thc North entral nntl South American rc- uhlics, for instnnce-devclopment 'us :ilong the lines of revolt or loody revolution instead of by enceful :ind nriturnl evolution us

udge Longley has seen in his vision, his appeal to history would seem ot very convincing. 1 Judge Longley says the ideals of he Canailiiin people are not in the ircction of annexation. This is so vident ns not to call for public xpiession. But what evidence is here thut'Canadian ideals lie in thc irection of separate nationality ? ilbvioiisly there is much less inclina- tion oi' desire tending that way than here was forty years ago. Canadians are monarchists,'not republicans. The ‘ttltude of the Canadian people to- ay wris expressed by Sir John Mac- onald nearly a score of years ago 'hen he said, "A British subject I as born :ind ii British subject I /.ill die."

.GUARDIAN

time in the iqqgf. friendly spirit giv~

‘ ' ._;|Qn_\'1,\'o, iiviiii. 11. ima, e11~adv_ico to tile Provincial covers

ineut,as for instance years ago in the ! matter of Prohibition. This was at! first somewhat angrily resented byl the Government of that day and itsf chief newspaper, organ. Afterwards they came around ,to our wall 0l thinking and-.tha law enacted proved to he the mainstay and. salvation of the Government. with equal _sincer-f ity- and confidence that we are risllfé we advised the Government recentlyl- to adopt the ballot And' shut' oulll office iiqiam rmm uw Lesisistunl We still thiiik' the advice was good, ,although it was not taken. Bye and bye we shall learn what the country ,' thinks on those matters. i

' l

A Mcniciuc

For sriziiv

A Tonic is All People l\CL'd~

Not exactlv sick-hut not feeling

quite well; That's the. way most! people feel in the spring. Easily tired, appetite variable, sometimes eadnches and a feeling of depression. Perhaps pimples or erruptions np- pear, or ' there mny be twlliZ€S Ol heumatlsm.or neuralgfa. Any uf these indicate that the blood is Du! of order; that the in-door life of winter ‘ has left its nia_rks upon you and may easily develop into more serious trouble. Don't dose yourself as many people foolishly do with purgatives in the hope that you 'can put your blood rightl Pui'lZl1f1l\’€S gallop through the system _und weak an instead of giving sti'eniIfl\» Wllfli you need in spring is a tonic medic-| ine that will make new. rich blood, bui.ds up the wciikenerl nerves und thus give you new health und_, szrengili. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills;

speedily, safely and surely., Every dose of this medicine makes new, rich,-red blood, strenirtheiis the ap- petite, clears the skin and makes tired depressed men and women

Harry Huggins, Oslinivn, Out., says' -I 'don't think there is iinythingl equal to Dr. Williams' Pink Plllslas; la cure for nervousness, indiK9Sl210“l and a run down condition of the hlood. For sometime I was n grcati sufferer from these troubles. I triedl several remedies but nothin!! hcll1€‘l1 mc until I began taking Dr. Will ‘ iams’ Pink Pills. Before tukingl them I felt like an old man, but hy the time I had taken four boxes my :trength had returned, my appetite improved, my nerves were steurlyl and I was feeling u renewed man." l

It you need n medicine this spriugj

-and most, people do--try Dr. Wil-`

COMING EVENTS

Edivard S. O. E.. Tuesday, April 14.‘

A PRIZE OF $1.50

To every competitor in our Lim- erick competition who will purchase the article they were in need of, we will allow seventy-five cents (75c) off cvery $5, or $1.50 off every $10 pur- chase, and so on.

Owing to the interest taken in our

first Limerick Competition, we have decided to inakc each und every per- son who took part, a unique propo- sition, naiiiely-ii discount of 15 per

stop Your Cough

“tual ' Amfegllpllkui i

Jol||'|son’liifu.°L_'~= ‘ liniment

Hal been a successful family remedy for nearly a centu"Y1 ' for hoili internal and extemsi uses. .

mdlnternnllyfor Coéighl. Colds, Hauieaess, Biuricliitu

moat atory_ _°l¢i¢Y¢- _ Externally it damise: _,any pain. Cniiite-F

Spnim. Muscular Rlieumatum, Swollen n _ ‘°;E;d‘ ' Feet. Pain leaves the moment the liniment is app iw;

1 Guaranteed uiiiti-r ilu- Fo..-l mul liiiiiui .ii-i.. .lui11~ cu. - -

Niim "".'i"i'i`»"-M'i3.-i . item. nw.

M "ri_ii: iiorsi-:. ’ l. S. Johnson & Co. pinion. Mus

Ilo Not Ilose With l’iiry.;'fiii\'¢‘-‘2 '_ ._ _, ‘ ___...._ ----~

#HIL 4

New Advertisement;

F ' ‘Il S A 1 E

l!i\'1i1~\'iui\‘ (‘.ntlii;re, the rniiiiliiiirc of the

F03 SALE

A few _cli<.-ice slioi'i.lioi'n

liiills l‘.C NLCKINLAY

`f i _ -Cliairli.-tf;etuun

L1 a n ada Life H* acts ‘4-idii I’ O. Eox 578

TH): C.\\§A]»_\ L[|:[4; me .ix woiiiiiieiit lu|_~;iiic.~as iiicu

N "‘ TIGE.

'l`lu- iiilioiiriieil iiuiiiiul liieetlvig of thi-

l I 1- \ hnmcrs, llliinipioii¥[(‘liiciiint]ry (l'o. livllllliel held |||

G-1 »»-~ in-f<1 -»i 1>1»--‘\~f-- uv ffi>1~>>ul"~ . . 1l’;:_'::ii‘"1i..i‘....:;:....:i.su-.._:s.;..i..2."&:iv;;.zi' cxcliisively. 'l his s_\'sieiu ot iirgniiiziitiriii \v..s Art-leiiu to _ii |,,,,,._ \-,.,,,,i,,“ ;,. ,.x|,,.,.l,.,,| 1,, |,,, ,,m,,,.,,,_ R,-,

(;,,\-c,-,w|- Q <;\-(_-1-1111 uud_tlie 'l`i'iistces11l` the lzqiiitulilc l4ile :is the liest 1 11 the .-\11iericn11 L'oiiliiiu'ii.

Consult. our agen' s

for plans and rafcs.

nsii-|~ r-r lim-1»tf»1»-_ i-mi 1'

Htl [EL B R ll it SW lil K MC-NCTON, N. B.

’i`he Largest and Best Located Hoiei

is the one medicine that can do thief/

W. T, Burrows, ROQCFS

.\L;cii| Siiiiiiiicrsiili-_

' ` ,\1;\|| ig.-r I’.~ li- i..iiti ili'll.

W. P. Callaghanimn |_;hh`_flm_ B. D. Rogers; L.M,\M

du-vi frwf 1

; in the City, Accominodating zoo ifueiiis i >iiiiuied iii the cniir.i~e nf Bpaoioiinziuiiiif a iiiul ivmi-rniiildeil by elegant shade trees ninkinz ii J c~pei-iully de siriibla fnrtniiihfia IU’ iii the suui 1 'ut-r .~e1i~'o1 . .

E GEO. MPSWEENEY, Prop.

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bright, active :ind strong. Mrii M E I A L_- Ii L- f{'\ I ‘E-

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ill

‘um-' Pink .ijgils 1-,gd ';°“, §P,5:“;l:nl.i;:;:.l.i‘1ll.ir§;f.,'ru.:-J:f;."‘11.fu:..';:‘l:r.§"J.;:i;.f:~::1,.-.‘.:‘:'1.53';§."'§€“£2.I£l.;‘”‘;.f3;-";l;.._'. ly they W1 Bmgi °'hy‘_)“ “ee in' 1~iitisl`ucto'y :i~\1iii,v-iiliin-ki~ul1||'|»l:iie k1iuwiiti~lf‘nii~ii'v l.|\1i=\l'»

"ew l’°"°“' 'T »?0“ :lie "ii °’V`l YALIZE D AIR for P>'ii'\la~.'= i;.xt1-ai. I "fi gf-fe iifalsiixis lilixgsy frgiiu§`2n‘i0`)fi'r;ii‘i'i1 lli'xIS'""' ‘\'\¥'l pleibisnhi Plas uri after tflcrli

Wiliam- ‘Mania `<-1°.. fmiiwiiel 1 “"‘!.'...‘lif..:ff;;i.t1..1‘.J‘;:;.:i‘.i.f.;‘1:‘.'.'; .‘:r::':1:.: '.‘.:;:‘.‘.:.:.";1".:‘;;:! ‘Y ""- ""t- .. BERLIN DENTAL PARLORS, C HBEER

A \\’0i‘k(§iiri|'1i|ilueii (lvl-r l’i‘o\\si~ llliick l‘ri\|i|ii~'1\r il uslf

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1'I`11nnc~l nor the new steamer. It is, which are to_o puerlle to call for an fcring high dab” Furniuire in vice” ¢;|i.n|»n:.,. mm" an n use

isimply u qiiestion of justice to our |l’rovincz- und its people. We have- iibove.simply outlineti_the'facts of

answer, The Patrlot's article on the eligibility of postmasters to seats in

as loiv, if not lower, than any ' mail order" house in Canada, and think if we could get in closer touch with

the L.i-.gisliitiire is ii fair presentation the buying public. it would prove of .__ __,_ ___ __ - » '

me case, They are facts welirof the cuss from the party Salud. mllfilul beuelifl All i0HP¢0f-10u M Hui' i V if wi* iff `__WW*__»“

known to ull who have given the

subject any attention. But they are"

point. It is about the best that can be said in favor of a wholly indefen~

iu, on We¢_inesd:iy.ilic15th.\pril inst, tolincts which cull for ri prompt change sible position. We have given \our ,_',|,:Ct mo ,_.mdid.,|L.§ lf, ,.mm.`| me of nttituile rind action on the part of' views on the subject and are well'

Cardigan Distric' mme' Lihcm] i",L_re5l§ the Government if it is to appeal to lcontent to leave the decision thereon d

ut the forthcoming election. l

The 'lireciors of the several polls in the

lii~trict will hold mi-eliiigs lo select four l delegates from each poll io :itil-nfl lliisl

(0nv¢n|:0n_ in The Giiartlianbi columns we have Nl W0" NNHI

_ w. i.. i-oomt. - so nn prima many letters from i,‘,'{',§‘,§",2"_“",_k, ~ 1 . l'-"5l'l¢"' Kl"8'~'°` COUIHY. those opposed but not a single let, ' ’ , , _ 1

.1-imlfmw_'4irfii l.i|1er.1lA~¢sociafion, tel- wrinen 0,- ingph-M1 by ,my s _

lowner of an automobile. _ ‘ A-"ul," »`.'&.“'~””_

the electors of Prince Edward Island with any hope of securing their sup- port.

In the discussion upon automobiles.

to an intelligent eletorate.

.ii :gi

N ii,-iRK iviziczrir Fiiuxisuiuo c0.~sA'riiR,nAv, _APRIL 4. F0* G‘““l°“‘°“' The bmi

cur mi 1-:iigiiui our snag ,

Our wonderfully complete stock of _these ,,,,,, 501,., ,,,,,,,,g '0,,, ,,,,,,,,

goods .make selections easy and buying a 1.. sms.

pleasure.

- Curtains 25c to $18.50 the pair. Draperies

5 of every desirable sort. p ~ ' . - ALL NF'W'ST‘_’C.K~ 5, ' ` i .Sec théiu in our window. " 7

Mark Wright Furnishing.

, SU““ySid§,\E_l3AlQ.l'lEK§.,,Bropi-ietors p

time is_u1l we solicit. 4-ridrtf. Jus. Paton & Co,

:uid most stylish shoe in,

country, not more trouble

Oh! My Tiiey are No

tuported from fthe- old :

' .illllP [MER

Tonight of THE llSlll|i|l,

\Vliy doiiltiyoti sell our sozips

-Famous and ver Bar

and get in the raiiks wif_:li`the' money iurikcrs ?

Our ' Customers i i

make good uioiicy becaiise our

, A A so/ips

give sriiisfxictioti and we give the dealer the long cud. We only waiit si. little profit ou ouch stile :uid a lot if sales. Why not consult us, 'we can work togetliei' to our mutual advantage. A team is stronger than

ri single horse,

FAMOUS 3OAP

'/»

is uow the popular brand of soap :uid pays the dealer to handle if better than :my other Brniitl of soap iiiaiiufactuiied. It is iuzidc only :it

Me P. E. Island Soap -Works

_ V ifli’towii, P. E. if

Red Rose meeting,-~ Lodge f’i‘ince I1”-portant @1375 esdale Stallion

WIGTOWN I HERO

..‘.':;l i::::!.".'.1‘.* ::<..‘.‘:‘.’.-.°".-i1:;‘.'.f:.'i. .‘.“.'.'3.‘:.'.. f;::,.‘:~ lass; ! SATURDAY NW" li_i',.\u1li-1\v \l~l.<‘|li1n,|il1~oti\'li~l». \\'i;:to\iii.

ForSale

I offer for sa'e my place ot bus!-

1-.eas at Albany with eight acres of

ilmfd situated one mile from Aibiiiy iSt:itiou,having thereon a large and l roinmodlous dwelling house and Hiiitlmilcliiigs; all in good repa'r, 'with twonug wells,oueln building.

This prom-ry is suitable fortrades-

,iran or butcher or, light furming.as it is a choice piece of land. /'l`crm< to suit purchaser. Apply for partic- ulars to

' C nit->1<iNNoN ` Dominion House

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A-ijhiin '{ C, iiiii. hi-:`{ii iinoi MCLEAN 8 McKINNc/N

‘ Barri iifers. Attorney;-af-La w

Bro ii ii Hinos Ch. 1-liitoinfiw »

|FAIR YL AN D l ,Opera House

lt: i l

~.~. .‘..»"<.......»..... .uni The Famous Evan;

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'|`»',li,,'_f,’_",,'f'[f:,,,lf_,_'|:5:ffL,_-,I, Singers, Dancers, Comedians and Clinrneter Arlisls _

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~ -1 1,-I. ii. ii -. -.\\"¢ .o i...\ -.-i:_i1»1»~,1 if uiili ii -s1|>-1~1- i'l_\ i-iI.~,»-_.i- F t ‘ 6iE ‘t °’

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“Gut Off uuy Hftwle Whivh they ul-lm-| “1n.- \i1»~i 1»r_l11.i1;<-.~11»in-1.=1.»4.i111..-1..~~i ~,».~1-i11..-1.~..r1i..~ in-|11..~1~.1ciiiir-~1i1111-Si»1.-.»i|i11111|-iniI

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