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DAILY EXAMINER
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
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SpeciAL Desrarcurs to Tae Examrven.
NELSON ‘WINS THE STALLION RAGE.
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Aleryon Takes Second Money
Beacon Park, Sept. 22. The stallion race at Beacon Park this afternoon was witnessed by 15,000 people. The track was in good condition and the weather was clear. Nelson was a strong favorite. All the horses were in excellent
| condition, but from the start of the race it | was conceded to be
between Nelson and Aleryon. In the last heat, Nelson was nearly passed by Aleryon, but was not headed during the race, and may be said to have won easily. Nelson takes first money, $5,000, Alery on second, $2,500, Pilot Knox, third, $1,500, Junemont, fourth, $1,000. Time 2.184, 2.17}, 2:18}.
Baseball. Sr. Jonny, Sept. 23. The second game in the championship series this afternoon bet ween the St. Juhn’s and Shamrocks was won by the former—8 tol. Small pitched for the St. John’s and
. SITY \ J postal card ma he seen at the D o N HALI fr LOFTON, are a ei bihy j GarRRison AxTI tery (ral 1 Artillery w at the | i? si a. { Youse Lapres Jocaxat.—This ever popu: | lar monthly for Vet Diamor | Bookstore New Drivine PARK Souris is to have driving park \ I track, ete., has been made by P. D. Cox, C. E | e | CHANGEABL! l eather for the pas | few weeks was Ver) iwarm. Yeste--| lay and to-day, wever, overcoats were | wnfortable. | BALDNESS is says a scientist. lts catching | flies ia summer time. Use Hall's Hair R>-| newer and cover the bald pl ce with health . | hair and flies won't troubk > SAILED, rhe new schnoon Will Carlet mi, ‘ tp Nickerson, Sali i y { Lay Tor Co bay with 50 tons pressed hay and 600 bushels ats, shipped oy ©. B.S a STEAMERS MOVEMEN’ iit M. A. Starr sailed for eastern port st nignt. ’ . rhe Princess Beatrics ft H x for this po:t last evening at ten \ eis dre hee on Taarsday mornin o Cricker.—It is the lady membeis of th ew ‘soa yrtly to piay a match w nembers of the same ¢.ud i nm are to play left-handed. The | .cticing for the o GOVERNMENT Srock.--It will be noticed that the sale of the G t steck will be held on Wednesday, t Znd of Uctober, at half-past twelve p , instead of Thursday, the ord, at 2 p. m, ertized in the last fi itd. eee advert is 18sue, Wir a feeble app imperfect di- gestion, it 1s imp »S fo the vody to secure the requisite amou i nourlsament Ayer 3 Sarsaparilia no mulates the Ge sire for food, but aids the unilative orgaus in the formation of jvod and sound tissue, Misael Suze Deserveo h A Mrs. Perch, of Springhill, N. S., has just been given a teim in the Amherst jail for iil-us: her one-year- old ehiid, She was onl; prevented from
K Stair into the or some or tre
throwing the child duwn a ba back yard, by the iute: fe: neighbors, — -
fue Ririe.—The a il prize meeting of the Queen s ( ounty Rift ssociation will be held to-morrow, commencing at 8 o'clock, a. m. A full attendance is requested. Teams of Irish, Scotch end English—also company
teams--will be made up; and interesting matches may be expected. ~
FooTBaLL—At a meeting of the Abegweit Footbail Club, held las vening, it was de- cided to commence playing t orrow (Wed- nesday) afternvon at 4 o'clock; and that the club days for the season will be Monday, W ednesday and Saturday. The meeting was adjourned until) Monday, 30th inst.
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Trey ake Cominc.—Advices have been received from ‘iruro by the managers of the Charlottetown Trotting Park authorizing them to hold five stal'!s iu the Park for five trotters, coming over to take part in the races of next week. “The trotters are sup- posed to be Bronze Chief, Mistake, Emma F., Puss and Melbourne King
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MARITIME Ex! diplomas were awarded some ot rs at the above exhibizion fo: » of their
1 was award- hive sheep of d Mr. E. R.
his herd of
displays. Hoa Dona ed a dipluma for baving thi his own breeding on exai
Brow received a smilai urd tor
Guernseys. In additi to other prizes already mentioned, Mr. Lrow was awarded Ist and 2d prizes for Guernsey calves of this year, and a prize for best herd for butter pur- Poses, eae ise id
From Boston.—The steamer Carroll, Capt. Brown, ariived from Boston on Saturday evening last. Sh» had the usual general cargo for this port. The passenger list bears the following names:—Lillia Moore, Hattie Moore, Mary Wade, Jane Wade, C Clarke, Jessie Peebles, Miss Wade, IT R Datra, J A Stewa:t, J Mclanis, R Ra ibucy, © Me- Do gall, Emily Matlin, Cel Andrews, C C
Graham, EK MeMiillen, Miss Shirley, Miss Higgins, ¢ Winthrop, W Manning, 8S Win- throp, C W Dobins, L M El!mor—33.
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A Bcretar Captcorep.—From the Denver Republican we learn that the dwelling house of James M. Butcher, a hut place, was r ceatly eutered by a burglar who stole there- from a lady’s gold watch i chain, valued at $100, a pair of bracelets, a ring, a breastpin, ear-rings and other jeweiry. The matter was pi sced in the hands of the police and the urglar wag captured. He proved to be an @x-convict named Adams. ic has owned up to the theft, but has not yet been disposed of The detectives claim to have proof that Adams has eutered and burygiarized no less than a
dozen other houses duriny
past m ynth.
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EVERYTHING SATISFACTORY.—Sanitary Offi- cer Meae visited and inspected the Govern- ment Poor House on SW: turday. He was shown through every portion of the premises by the keeper, Sery John Allan. He found every thing in ex leut order and cou- dition. There are now, be says, forty-four p*:ieuts in the institution. Twoof the female inmates are upwards of one ired years of aze—one being 108 and th. her 104. Mr. McRae thinks that Sergeant in ig deserv- ing of the h guest com :dation for the Careful and painstaking manner in which he looks alter the every waat of the inm ates, By
the way, Mr, McRae is not the
only who talks that way.
person
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gn IN Japan.—Rev. Benjamin sappelie, of this city, writes trom Yoko-
hama, under date of 28:h Ancust: ** Arrived yesterday after a delightta voyage of 17} day ; 1, ' ess i b ys. Found myself embarassed on landing | yY the number of Positions off. to me. [| ave accept . | D e : aCCe Dp ed, With warm spproval of | rs Meach im, Cochrane, MeDonaid and Eby, | and all our men, a Position ery aceepsable ONe) la Connection With t hodist Epis- | Copal Coll ye and |] bowl [nstitation. | He compound covers twen scres, is itseif Worth $25,000 aud |
ines $35,000 |
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It is the very kind of work that §{ have wished for,
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my this is the country of my adoption, I Wil have mach else to write to y
you, but i Row. My address ig uw, but this
Abbey for the Shamrocks. Although (seemingly somewhat one-sided it was a | beautifuily played game, the Shamrocks playing with only three fielding errors, against eight for the St. John’s. The | Shamrocks, however, were unable to bat Small, only securing four singles off him, while the St. John’s batted Abbey for ten, ‘with a total of fourteen. There were over three thousand people present and all the plays on both sides were liverally applaud- ed. Small struck out ten men and Abbey
four.
Prebabl y only a Rumor.
Montreal, Sept. 25. A. rumor is current that the Dominion
.|Government and the C. P. R. are at logger
heads, over arrangements with the I. C. R. It is charged that the Government has broken an agreement as to running powers over the 1. C. R., and if the difficulty is nut removed the C. P. R. will make a terminus at St. John. Another rumor is that the C. P. R. are considering the propriety of making St. Andrews their Atlantic port. That their is some difficulty with the Government is believed in well informed circles, but the rumor about St. Andrews is not credited.
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The French Elections.
Lonvon, Sept. 23.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says the elections resulted in a crushing defeat-for the Boulangists, who returned only 21 members, and whose entire repre- sentation in the new Chamber will not exceed 36. The Conservatives elected 131, and will get 30 more. The Republicans returned 218 and will get 100 more.
A Big Crash.
Cuicaco, Sept. 23. The Mammoth Publishing House of Balford Clarke & Co., a large establishment here, with branches in New York and San Francisco, went to the wall to-day. The receiver says the assets will be about $400,- 000, and liabilities about $350,000,
Has Cholera on Board. Orrawa, Sept. 23.
The quarantine officer at Grosse Isle re- ports that the steamer Alberta from Philli- pine Islands witha cargo of sugar is de- tained there, it being reported that two cases of cholera had occurred on board during the voyage.
The Quebec Catastrophe.
Orrawa, Sept. 20. General Middleton and Sir A. Caron have left for Quebec, with two Engineers, who will endeavor to devise means to pre- vent further rock slides from Cape Dia- mona.
They Want an Increase.
Orrawa, Sept. 20. The printers in the Government Bureau here have petitioned for an increase of wages from $11 to $13 a. week.
Weather Bulletin.
5 Toronto, Sept. 24.—10 a. m. Westerly continued cool weather.
winds, fine
PRoMENADE Concert. — The _ Citizens’ Colored Band will perform on Queen Square this evening.
nati Exursition Notes. — The special train which leaves Charlottetown for Summerside to-morrow morning at 8.45, local time, pre- sents a favorable opportunity to visitors go- ing from the city. The hour at which this train leaves the city 1s very convenient tor those who may consider it too early to leave by the morning express. Superintendent Unsworth’s private car will be attached to this train for the conveyance of His Honor the Lt.-Governor to the Prince Co. Exhibition. A special train will also leave Charlottetown for Georgetown on Thursday morning at nine o'clock, local time, fur the accommodation of visitors to the King’s County exhibition.
fore brwa U 4am, Town, Javas. tv an
Exhibition commissioners will, receive papers by both those trains by applying to A. Mo- Neill, Secretary Provincial Exhibition.
S. P. C. A.—A meeting of the S. P. C. A. will be held in the Stipendiary Magistrate's
| Room to-morrow (Wednesday) afternoon at
3 o'clock. The public are cordially invited and the presideat is most anxious to meet a large number of his fe.low citizens who are interested in the welfare of the animal crea- tion.
Scilla Forest Frres.—Mr.
BURNED BY David
for years I, Dixon’s farm house and barn at Nelson, near ! Chatham, N. B., were burned on Saturday by
a forest fire. or baru except four chairs, Mr.
Nothing was saved from house
field’ vn Sunday and got a crowed to way PEO
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John Me- , ‘Donald, from the same place, went to yee :
- - - - > + TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1889.
Local Notices.
Men's Qvercoats, reefers, suits for fall, now opening at Harris & Stewart, London House. sep 24, Sins
Grey white, red, and fancy flannels, beat value, at Stanley Brothers, Brown’s Block,
sep23 6ieod New Buckwheat at Beer é& Goff’s. spt23 3i
Cranberries and Sweet Potatoes just receiv- ed at)Beer & Gofl’s. spt23 3i
Ladies’ and children’s undervests, a large assortment, all prices, at Stanley Brothers, Brown's Block. sept23 6ieod
Ladies German-made undervests in all sizes. See them at Paton & Co's.
James Paton & Co. have received direct
from Germany a large stock of ladies’ under- vests, beautiful goods and low prices,
BORN.
in this city, on the morning of the 24th!
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inst., to the wife son.
of Theo. L. Chappelle, a
The dark shadow has again entered the home of James McLaren, Esq., near Montague, and, on the 12th inst., bis eldest daughter, Cassie, after a short iilness, has been removed by death. She died in her 16th year. She was pure in life, gentle and kind in dispos- ition, and ber death is mourned by many be- sides they of her own household.
The home of Mr, and Mrs. J. Franklin Mor- row, of North Lake, was made sad on the 13th inst. by the death, after a short but severe illness, of their only boy, Edgar Stowell, at the age of 2 years, 2 months and 19 days.
**Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death timely came with friendly care;
The opening bad to heaven conveyed,
And bade it bloom forever there.”
HAWKERS
LULU AND CHERRY,
A Favorite and Most Valuable
Remedy for all Throat and Lung Diseases.
It has cured hundreds of cases considered hopeless. It soothes, heals and strengthens the diseased or irritated Throat and Lungs in a very short time. Just a few doses will cure a fresh cold if taken in time. Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale at the Drug Stores.
W. HAWKER & SON,
nente-—y dy ota Nk. For St. John’s, Newfoundland, Saft
WE sS. S. ‘* COBAN,” for 8t. John’s Newfoundland, will be due at Charlottetown
on WEDNESDAY MORNING, 25h inst, and
will carry Cattle and Sheep on deck,
For Freight or Passage apply to
EAKE BROS. & CO., Agents. WANTS, LOSL, FUUND &
sept21—2ins
WANTED.—A Girl for general housework, Apply to Mrs. DaviID SMALL, Powual St. sept24—eoud tf
OST.—On Wednesday last, a Black Woolen Shawl. Finder wilt oblige by leaving 1t at revoidence of Miss MORRIS, W ater Street. sepi2i—li pd
CAVENGER WORK.--Yards cleaned and all scavenger work attended to at once.—Na- THANIEL VECOURCEY, near corner of Euston and
Pownal Streets, lw—sept?4 WANTED.—A firet-class Milliner. Highest wages paid to the right party. Adaress
P, O. Bux 487. sept24 ANTEL.—Two dining room girls at once.
Apply at Rankin tiouse, pd 2i—sept?4
FoR SALE,.—On consignment, a Int of Potato Baskets and Butter Firkins.—Werexs & BEER. pd dy2i wky li—sep.24
OTICE.—The fExhibition Commissioner who,
at the last meeung of the Board, tock the
wrong hat, will please leave it at J. D. McLeo:t’s
grocerygstore, where he will fiad his own. The
name of t»e owner of ihe hat he took is written jaside th: lining. dy§wky—sept24
W ANTED.—A Girl for general housework, Apply to Mrs. HooPpER, Milton House,
Kent Street. pad 3i—sept2i
W ANTED.—An experienced Cook and an ex- perienced Housemaid. Wages—310 per
month to Cook and $8 to Housemaid. Apply at
EXAMI\SER oftice, sept2d
“bee NARIES, — High-class singers,
Female burds taken in paymeat.—L. P. Tanton. sep. 244—li
OTATOES.—The undersigned will accept
otfers until Suturday next, the 28th inst.,
tor the purchese of Three Acres of Potatoes, now
nearly ready to be dug, inafisld onthe St.
Peter’s Road, about one anda nalf miles from
tuwo,. opposite the “ Gardiner Property,” owned by JOHN LNGs. —sept23
OST.—In or near the Market House, on Tues- day, the 17th inet., a Purse containing a small sum of money. The finder we peneee leave the same at this offloe or with tue Market
Clerk. tf—septls
WANTED.—For October 4th, a plain Cook. No washing. Apply at this office. septls
GENTS WANTED—To sell Sewing Ma-
chines on P, E. Island, Good terms. Apply to the Singer Manufacturing Co., Chariotte- town, P. K. 1. dy lm—sepc3
ONEY TO LOAN.—Repayable by instal-
NV ments to suit applicants.—FrREeD W, L MOORE, solicitor, London House Block. septls—lw
OUSE TO RENT.—A large, well-furniahed House, with all modern improvements. PFussession given about Ist wber next. Apply to Mrs. JOHN GaHAN, Sidney Street. septlg—lw eod
WANTED.—A Clerk, one with some experience preferred. Apply to MIULER BROTHERS, Queen Street. tf—septl7
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.—A Girl for gen- eral housework. one who understands cook- ing. Good wages will be given, Apply at this office. tf—septl6
[0 LET.— Shop and Dwelling House on Upper Queen Street, Apply to J, McGill, aug3l, tf eS
ISS GREEN would like to form a class of M ihree or four ladies for French (conver- Apply av the residence of the Rev.
saluonal). septlo
Fred. KE. J. Lloyd, Pownal Street.
O LET.--The cofner tenement of the Dwelling
House on corner of Prince and Dorchester |. ‘Streets. It contains
i A. 4 om
eight rooms, is su Water ang , rot water. ' | Octave: joe ee eo
GRAND
Reefers, Overce
cost price, and tha
fort to the cost m
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oats, Suits, Pants, Childrens’ Suits,
Ladies’ Dress Goods, Sacque Cloths, Ulsters, &c., in fact the Largest Stock ever shown on P. E. Island, at
PROWSE BROS., THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEW.
We would like to make close figures, hut we can’t do ‘Where is no more room for reduction. aa ~ithe selling price a little more would be to cut into the
To cut down
t would be digging the ground from
under our own feet. Already we are too close for com-
ark, and must sell lots of goods at
those prices to make it pay, but the more we sell the cheaper we can sell; so if you want the price cutters to
interest; they save best goods for the
PROWSE BROS.,
Charlottetown, Sept. 23, 1889--eod wky
rule, patronize the price cutters.
They work in your you money. If you dont want the lowest money then stay away from
THE WONDERFUL GHEAP MEN,
at the LOWEST PRICES.
Charlottetown, Aug. 23, 1889—eod wky
Royal Mail Steamships SAILING WEEKLY FROM
Montreal aud Quebes for Liverpoal,
AND FORTNIGHTLY FOR
Bristol, Avonmouth Dock.
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STEAMSHIPS | VANCOUVER, TORONTO, OKEGON, DUMINION, SAKATA, OATARIO, |
TEXAS.
Passengers booked to and from all the prin. | cipal Cities in Great Britain, ireland and the | Continent.
For rates of passage or other information | apply to FENTON T. NEWBERY,
Agent for P. E. Island. |
sept4
Potato Baskets. BOG ee ake
CARVELL BROS.
veptl7 —2aw
A COOK BOOK | FREE
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By mali fo any lady sending us her post office ps Pn Wells, Richardson & Co., Montreal. |
PB. (SLAND RAILWAY,
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| County Exhibitions. |
SPECIAL PASSENGER TRAIN will.
leave Charlottetown for Summerside at |
7.45 a. m. on WELINESDAY, Sept. 25th, inst., returning at 4 p. m. same day.
A Special Train will also leave Charlotte- town for Georgetown at 8 a. m. on THURS- DAY, Sept. 26th, inst., returning at 3.45 same evening.
These trains wiil stop only at regular sta- tions. Return tickets will be issued by same at single first-class fares. : '
alae ad. UNSWORTH, a
a: ra? Superintendent.
Office, Chartttetown, Sept. 18,
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JAS. PATON & CO’s Just Opening, our First Instalment of Dry Goods from the English Markets.
IN ALL THE NEWEST
NEW DRESS COODS,
In Cashmeres, Merinoes and Fancy Colorings; Tweed, for Ladies’ Costumes ; Cloth, in Checks and Stripes (extra value); Plaid Dress Material (new shades); Fancy Prints, Cretonnes, Flannelette, Winceys, and Printed Dimity, Sc., ec.
Our HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT is well stocked with the Best Materials, and
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NEW FALL GOODS, 1989,
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WE RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS TO
Our Stock of Dress Goods
SHADES AND DESIGNS.
NEW DRESS COODS,
JAMES PATON & C@.,
BROWN’S BLOCK, MARKET SQUARE.
‘DOMINION LINE FIRE INSURANGE DESIRABLE PROPSRAY,
BY AUCTION.
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The Raster Assuranee CO. of Canada, Iam instructed by MRS. W. F. DAWSON, to sell by Auction, on the Premises,
On Monday, 30th fnstant,
HEAD OFFICE, - - MALIFAX.
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Incorporated by Dominion Act, 1888.
— AT 11 OCLOCK, A. M.,
JOHN DOULL, Esq., President, 12 Acres of Land lying between the Upeer , and Lower St. Peter’s Road, about 1} miles $1,000,000.00 from the city.
Also, at same time and place—11 Acres situated on the Lower St. Peter's Road. This Agent for P. E. I. pee be = in ye : Acre Lots, to
‘ t purchasers. erms at sale, Charlottetown, Aug. 6, 1889—tf eleedieiele Her theacinet thecal —_+—________—-—— | perty. the following Stock and Implements will be sold :— A E> g> EE tig | ] Oak’s Heart Filly, 34 years old, - @ | 1 Barrister Gelding, 24 ss | 1 Grade Holstein Bull, 25 * te | 7 Calves, all under 9 months. E are regularly in receipt, direct from| ALso—1 Cart, Plough, Wood Sleigh, Box the packers, of NO. 1 GRAVEN-) Sleigh and Harrow. STEINS, and will hold this kind in constant | GEO. M. HAKRIS, supply, and will sell at very close prices to the | Austtdenes. trade. Orders solicited. CARVELL BROS. |
a ee _|Pickling Vinegar. FRESH GRAPES. — oo
Capital subscribed, Paid up, : - - 259,060.00 FRED. W. HYNDMAN,
septl6—ti sle
20 CASKS EXTRA STRONG, full Gov- / ernment proof,
LACK HAMBURG AND WHITE 100 Demijohns same kind, GRAPES at 35 cents per pound. Orders | CARVELL BRQS.
will be received daily at the Store of Messrs. |
Beer & Goff. pd 2wtf—septl7 | septli—tu sat pat mon thu . | :
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Cai. SHERWOOD CEMETERY,
er + sues : Pleasantly situated at the junction of ISS MINNIE GALLANT, Milliner, is | , now working at her home on Upper | Royalty and Brackley Point Roads,
Queen Street, where she will be most happy os ; a oS to attend to all her old customers and friends. Conveniently mane 7 or Carriage.
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winecnsinninnalidiagans a eae run daily at 9.45 a. m., and at 4.15 p. m., and return at 10.35a.m,
L (4p, m. and 7.15 p. m. For R 6 or 0 6 e Funeral trains may be had whenever re- | quired. — Family Plots, 15x20 feet, and GOOD BUSINESS STAND in an ex-) high and dry land, soid at redu cellent place of business, on the line of | $20 00 tots hal: of ab ve size, Railway in the country. Store and Ware- | locations, can be had for $12.50. : houses all complete, and very convenient. W ill} For further information apply to Mr, Wm, sell the Stock. with. the. store,
located on 1 price of in good
Terms: very | Coyle, Keeper, at the Cemetery Cottage, or liberal. Every convenience for shipping Pro- fto the undersigned, at the County Court ‘dace, te.” * Otlice. i
Address X. Y. Z., Examiner Oilice, Char- HENRY SMITH, lottetown. Cemetery Cc,
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