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-'ran urns: saws `” THE CHARLQYPTETOWN GUAIQDIAN
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CHRIST' S TABLE TALK.
1. _
LIIB SON-LUKE XIV: 'l'24.-
stlllnl uni
. Z5 ¢/7.&r~¢o-_-5-_<.
 ,  gif.. --,, H.-I J-vs_.--_T il-'Ls'
2379
This is the number of new subscribers secured
by the Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Company i
during the past year. This represents an increase of
in Q V » -
tween this lesson and the r-no of two- m _lg ,had f A]
weeks ago, in order to nnrlcrrjnnd y ye" om dmghter em 9
the teaching. In the house ri n. Phar-
healsd s man sick of the palsy.
opposition on their part by His ques-
,csiass 'rsit-Luke nv; 11 \
"For every one that exaltsth himself
shall be- humhierl; and he that
lmmbisth himself snail be nr-
sited."
'rmi>_ Nsnnsrr fi-:_ ' _
Tells How Lydis'I:`.Pinkhanx's
V¢l°hble -C_ompound»Ro-
stored i Her Dough-
rsrs* Hssiu.. f
rims, rows.-'irmm s .msn sun
We ust bsflrve the c~»nne"twii rc
l~.=s-:=i>.;.~1\~-l~.1‘ =r“ ~   Id(':cpa:‘°
;l`rl§§;,_...,."l_\-#rf _y », ~ 0 tee PB
?il':n'f we z _, sbssciessatnsyaia
not bel her an
see on the Sabbath day J-:ass lad _PJ
   p y-
' _ ‘ Lydia.E. Pinkhsni’s
l
Having dime so. and silenced any
about 16 per cent, and the directors state that it
would appear from present indications that this rate
of increase will be maintained for some time to
come. What this means to holders of the'Common
Shares of the Company will be readily appreciated.
tion concerning their attitude t0
their cattle, I-Ie did n most remark-
able thing. Turning to those who
were present at the feast, l-is first
criticised the guests, and then the
host.
links tells us that He marked, that
Vegetable Com-
  pound use ness sf
1. ""   creat benefit to me.
' " "Z so I decided to have
her give it a trial.
I e has taken ilvs
bottl f the Ve e-
i A/ '
-s 
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_,~=x5_... :_ 
' We have instructions to offer a small block of r
this Common Stock at an attractive price, to yield
tiese guests chose the chief seats, `C0l`di“§f0di!‘°¢U0P3 011 U19 b°l1T-19 *md
|sn<i Hs drew intention is the iss: she is cnredof this tmuble. She was
and re roved it
es 0 K
s, that He nttsntivelv obnsrved, how N516 00111900113 M'
_ _
all run down when .she started taking
well over six and one half per cent.
F. B. Mscuray & co ‘
HEIBEIS OF MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
laliln. Otilln. Montreal, 8', John. Sherbrooke, Kingston, `
lrln°1.Cl\\rlous¢own.Sf. Jshn'»Nl`l¢|-l-allies. 5.6. fsxclsimsa, --Blessed is ns that susu
B
L  ,thus revealing his recognition of the
The Boiler liispechon and
insurance iiompany oi (anada
CONSULTINIE X.i*~iGl?il?iii‘lRS-EFFICIENCY EXPER IS
l`i}l'“¥i'IR i’l'..A§T‘i"i` 'f~_ii‘”I‘lCIAI.IfiTS
-;i~;;=ii'_\aL1siiF.D revs)
Ti)|`(0N'I`0
i_n§ni.i;.s ‘ vi;t:iioiv sun msuuliucr.
i‘1-ilrv-ilcrxl, il:.~‘j.=r-= lion of Siesm Boilers. Digesters, Economizers
_'ind Other Vessrls By Experts
ga
in
Spe<;liissti»i»i\.~r Furnished for Boilers. Dlgesters. etc.
l‘inn;i ini Boller bettings. Dutch Ovens, Chimneys, etc.
lnspectioi and Test Prior to Delivery or Purchase
insurance Against All Loss or Damage to Property and Loss of Life
And Personal injuries Resulting from the Explosion of Steam Boilers,
Digesters, Economiznrn and other Vessels.
ENGINE INSPECTION AND INSURANCE
Inspection and Indication ol S-.efrui Engines By Experts
Insurance Against Loss or Damage to Property Caused By Breakdown
of Engine or bursting o Fly~Whoel
SERVICE PROTECTION SUPPLEMENTED BV
INSURANCE
For Full Information Write To
W. K. Rogers Co Limited
General Agent
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
L r~lt‘l.ro. zMl:f
Hrrvirll; done so, turning to the
host Ho declared that true hospital-
ity consisted not in asking friends,
brethren, kinsmen,` rich neighbors,
but the pnor, the maimed, the lame,
the blind, One of the guests, evident-
impresscd by the words of Jesus,
at bread in the kingdom of God,"
fact that the behavior which Christ
described was that oi t-hat kingdom.
In answer to his exclamation our
Lord uttered the parable of the great
supper, in which it will he observed
He moved in the atmosphere of His
the Compound and her periods did not
come right. She was so poorly and
weak that I often had to help her dress
herself, but now she is regular and is
growing strong and healthy."-Mrs.
MARTIN Hunvlc, Plover, lows.
Hundreds of such letters expressing
gratitude for the good Lydia . Pink-
hnm’s Vegetable Compound has accom-
plished are constantly being received,
proving the reliability of this grand old
remedy.
If you are ill do not drag along and
continue to suiI’er day in and day out but
Big Dividends in Six Months
The Company have now in their ranch
4 Pairs of Silver Black Foxes at $12,000 per pair $48,000
3 pairs Cross Foxes “ $ 3,000 “ “ $ 9,000
9 Pairs of Patch & Native Foxes “ $ 200 “ “ _S 1,800
Total Capitalization of Foxes _$58,000-
An up-to~date ranch. Competent caretaker and veterinarian.
Dividends paid in September 1914.
A few shares to dispose oi. Apply immediately. . Terms 25 p. c. on
application, balance within ten days. .
New Brunswick Charter. Capital $99,000. Shares $100. each
criticism, that of host and guests. Bt' 0“¢° take Lydia E~PiUkI13U1'5 V559'
'mis first nm-,stron sr tus psi-sbis un-, table C°rqp°nnd.»w°msn’= remedy f°r
asrrbtsriiy was that sr snow ng the woman’s|lIs-
man who had uttered this exclama- _U you want special “hue 'rue 50
£1011 thilli Ili WHS 0118 thing 00 Bd- Lydia E_Plukham Iediclne co. (conn-
mire the ideal of the kingdom' “"0 dcnilol) Lyuu,llIass. Your letterwlll
"""""" t” "°““e"t I” ‘ts ‘“1°‘ be opened, read and answered by is
THE TEACHING woman and held ln strict couiidence.
\ I
This whole lesson is full of sugges- _ _
|_,v,,neBB_ AE we listen to 0m~,L0rd'9 criticism of the guests and the host
upon whom He was_lo0king,»and them
1 -- - consider the teaching of the parable
concerning the Divine attitude to-
ward men, we haven striking con-
- trsst between the kingdom of God
5 and the ways of men. Mah as host
1 invites those who \ are his friends,
and are likely to be able to return
   his hospitality. God as host sends
His invitation to all, and in spite of
the disinelination of some to come,
Came Off in Scales. ltclied Badly. 1;";`§;“"Sée§;“‘§;;’;§r;§’n,§;*’tgzgfd ‘af
| » s 1 I] |
Had to Tie Hands. Little Watery come, ,,,,,, excluding only those who
Pimples, Cut|(;ur;1 Soap and of their own volition exclude them-
- selves.
omtment Completely Cured' Another contrast, which is very
° striking, is that of the difierenoe be-
l!i07 Davenport ltoarl. 'i‘oronto. 0nt.-- tween the attitude of men toward
“My eczema llrst. started when I- was n. the feasts of men’ and che feast;
lio.i;y._on my fulr:e_:i||li_sr-alp. ltsccmcddly which God D,-OvmeB_ In the one case
uni wionlscratciedxt,itcnmooiliriscnies. they are seen scrambling for Dwi,
it iieiiod vcry luully and I wits oliiliecd to ~ _ - » _
have my lianrla tied up so as to prnvnnt V ;;0ns'b In the other muklng excuses
ncrritcliirnz my i`a,cc. Little white \v:i,t.cr r H sence'
plniplvs came on my liaiuis and face und I In thls leeson. also We have some
had to stay lmnio from sciiool foriir-arlytwo laws of social href wh1Ch_ even today
weeks. It caused my fries and hands to “re Y'3V0lUlllli0ll&I`y; that ls to Bay, we
look badly. 'l‘lio eczema tool: u, very bad lls.Ve noi; llffgllll EVE" Within the
rn:-rn.npp<n.ring slimy meals lirtisrvsu-,ry vhrlstinn Ulinrcli to realize them in
rilccrs so Inul that I could hardly hr-ar tollo uctunf Practice, eV0n though we itnlly
tour-licrl. My lrulr being iiaiiirnlly vcry accept thorn theoretically. These
llilrzkl found tolioizcttlng tliiriiicrnrnlwon- have to do with the guests and
il:-rod \\'lr:il,1°4»ril<lérhisrrittofirllour.. h05tg;_ Tha Httle phm5g_ “lest
"My"""""‘""i"“’__'T"'“"_““"<l imply," twice repeated gives ns the
f:':":,‘..';‘:."z;i.°.2:“;'112:':“;‘2.":i  M   ,
" , " _' “S  4’ "" '°` Guests are not to seek for the bee
     
(7irl.ir'urn. Oirilnlcnb to lily fare, ilfuui arid wnrthler men S.hau come wh() BOllgl1f.
llilnds and w!l.slii*ri wiiii li1o('1.'iicura. Soap "O occupy L`;:Cp. Seats' In qtller
:mil l.iiool!zcninlJ<1;z:iritoiiisappour, Iiofuro w0rd,s' ‘the true principle of recelvmg
~ix nmntiis had piissi-il I \\n_~: cuu'iplci.¢.~|y h_0§mt'a‘h"y should ever be that of de'
cured." (Signed) Kilim Cuzistaricu June, slung that the best mm should 0°'
May 1:0, io|:;_ cupy the ‘nest places. Our Lord
(lurlnurn. Sriapzmriilinirncut do no nincli SUOWB. lJ0W0V9I`v that U18 men Whb
for piriiplwa, lilawklit-urls, rod, rough skins, 'Biti-End a, feaill and a(?I. “P03 this
lu-,l|lng,s<':ily sralps,dnn1lr\i!l,rlry,t.liln und principle are the best men. T116 lnnn
falling hair, cl|ap|>i~<i liands and cliupclc-ss who is Iruncstly d irolls 0,! t'B.k'l1lg
nails, thai. it is almost criminal not to use the low place, in Ormr that 1'/he IJIEIJ
tlicm. Aslngxlosetlsoftoiisiiiilcierit. Cutl- may bg g1]1¢¢1 by the m0gt_ wgrthy
num Soup :ind Cuticurzr. Ointment are sold men, demonstrutés 'his W0l'I-IIIDGSB 101'
by rlriigizlsts und dealers cwrywlicro. For the high p1Bc9_ 0| course W9 mug;
ii liberal frco sunipin ul' each, with 32-p. carefully distinguish between reality
(took, :Emil plrgst-carrl to Potter Drug 65 and hypocl-isy_ There is A progesgion
"m" mp" “M” DJ "’““""U‘S'A' of humility which is in the nature ol
pride. To take a low place in order
to be promoted ostentatlously
_ , is ,Ill .
‘ \ prlliddts are not to invite their kins- gllglqxllgwl
FOXFS FOR SALE , . °‘“'=“‘"~
. _ . . ies- .*=:... F!-5
Pedigreed Foxes ~
ALSO
‘ . I Fox
_ B““hf“I is urs tins or s pr-omssiy iiiusn-sf.
Silver Blaclr Breeders sa psmphlst, issues by 'rns suvsi
'distance of shout seven and a half
1914 pup, sim, Bhek ` Golden Tale of the Silver '
- . . ' .r ;~`. ' lint Archi-`
au for later dehvery FOX R8I1ghing Cgmpa-ny_ cover ng m N01.Ice l_R_I\ lily Zl\ell I.
. . ' b1dJ_r-.‘ ..ll rl'l' .l W.
_ If Quaht_y_ Breeding and a general way the history 0! the P. ]_;Do_m___»_n___<_»___\ ___i\8________:ll_Y_l_"_§’v__°___ _.___ _
N B ‘ k  k d S1 F C Lowest Prices would inter- F, Island isuv" F°’ ‘”°“°t'y “°"‘ Kings csnntv in wills i‘~‘<i--nm: rs |
ew  c . ap I ver ox  est you WRITE or WIRE us_ “Bileegzgsngéraggogivingtzggzgvlzb landl M-fihnhnts. lime on this 2'»ll\_
hmlted A ents Wanted_ enter the bus1ness_ Not B prospeg d`sy_of Mu-,,,_r__A._iJ._ léli _mrrrlgt ani
' FU Y  C0"  tug in any 5ense_ an the eompany BBlgDmen_ i\.n_ or . lo ionc D.
. has h 1 1 _ F their creditors. under thc urovls onxi
Ren°us’ N B irsazizrvnr S' J°h"' N B ssirinllzo salirrlsssgr sa 8 ree for th' 0| An Act respecting As wrmenrs
 . .  Th foruthe benefits of Creditohs I "hui
_choose 'ns
hops may
kingdom-of
,ol 3 desire to gin,
reward, to those who
ly maksany'
fore to those
need of help
all this may
tiiul it is.
senses 3, man who is
that the best man shall
best place... How much
there is in providing for those
are in need. than in over-feeding
crowds that are already (ull to re-
pletion.
In this lesson we have at once a
revelation of the blindness of the'
human heart in the excuses which
men make in answer to the invita-
tion of God; and ri revelation of. the
persistence of Divine grace in the de-
termination of God to dll His house
with guests. even though He must
constrain them to come.
4 .__
_ April 12. EASTER.
‘TI-IE JOURNEY TO EMMAUS
Lesson. Luke xxlv., 13-35.
._ vi
Golden Text. Romans viii., 54.
"Who is he th-at shall condemn? It is
.Christ Jesus that died, ,yea'ratlier,
that was raised from the dead,
Who is at the right band oi God,
Who also maketh intercession for
us."
THE NARRATIVE
W
_For to-dny‘s lesson we have moved
out oi the sequence in order to the
celebration of Easter-tide. The nar-
rative oi the journey to En:-mans is
Une of the most beautiful of the pOst
resurrection stories. It is at once so
simple and so clear that very little
ing of it to gather its beauty, and
realize its value. _
Luke tells us that "two of them”
were going to Ernmaus on the verv
day of resurrection. Presently hc
names one of them, Cleopas. The
name is not the same as that oi
Cleopas n'.ent_ioned bv John as the
husband of Mary the sister of the
Mother ol.J.esus. It is possible it
was the same" person, but by no
means certain. The other is not
na'rr.ed at all. These two walked to-
vether from Jerusalem to En'_manB,8
miles. The iirst part of the iouruey.
they walked and-~i‘.a1ked l1Ofl0fh0l`-
Somewhere on the wily the? WGN i0`l“'
cd by it strarwer, who asked them UW
nature of their communications. ‘They
nt once stood still, lonkirll’ BMI. und
then Cleones, in evident astonish-
ment, askcd the stramrer in eilect if
h,.W,,_,. the .-.my vm-son in Jerusalem
¢_,________.._._____._.._---
(Conti-nued fm Parc Three)>
_ __...\ _~_~._»..-__-
li Stands the TBS!
Oi Time
J0|'INSON’S s
ANODYNE
4 LINIMENT '
the j
consists
Veteran of,
Sufferod,
*  “Fruit-a-tives ’
c- ,sv
GEORGE WALKER, Elq. 'W V
Chatham, Ont., April 3rd.; 1913
“I sm s veteran of the Crimean War and the Indian Mutiny, volunteering
more is needed th-an the careful read-_
from the Royal Artillery into the Royal
Engineers, and served under Lord
Roberts during the lndiuii Mutiny, snd sm ri pensioner of the British Government.
Fierce lirmd-to-lisnd lighting and continunl exposure, left me a great“siifferer
from Rheninatism, so much so that my legs swelled up making'it impossible for
me to walk. My bowels were so constipaled that I on y had one passage a week
until I got to rising “Fruit-a-tives.” They cured me of both the Constipation
and Rheumatism. To-day. my ho\vels move immediately after breakfast, and iu
my regular einploymeiit, I wail; thirty miles a day and enjoy perfect health.
.\`o more Rlieurnatisrn or Coristipnliou.
You are ul. perfect liberty to publish this letter and my photo if it will be
ad\'nnts_1;eous to “I"r\:it-n-tives.”
G EO. \VALKER
This letter of Mr. Welker tells how to cure Rlieumatisni, but does not tel1
WHY "Fruit-a-tives” cures this trouble. Rheumutism is the result of poisoned
blood, due to weakness or faulty action oi' the bowels, kidneys or skin. In Mr
\ sll.ei’s case, Rlieurriulisni wie the result
rr
of excessive Constipation. Waste
miter reniairied too long in the system, was absorbed by the blood and inflam-
incd the nerves and mcmliraiies in his legs.
When he started to take "Fruit-n~
ii-Jes,” these tablets inirnedisiely acted orrtlie liver. More bile was given up to
move the bowels. As the bowels were cleaned, the poisonous waste matter was
removed, the blood became clear sud the nerves, were no longer irritated.
'l`o-dnv, Mr. \l/'nlkeris enjoying vigorous health that was his when he fought
with Lord Roberts and helped to plant the British Flag firmly in` our Over-Seas
l‘os.=es_-ionzi. lie is as active ns ai inzin oi' forty and cnnnot praise “Fruit-a- tives”
loo lrigiily. 'I`r'yll1cn1}'o\ir.<.elf, 5oc, n box,
6 for $2.50, trial size 25s., st all
rlerriers r.r from Fruit-ri'-tives Limited. Ottawa. _
.___ , .__.'.. _ _,DI -L_, 3,-I ni li
A SURE _CURE FOR WOMEN’S DISORD.”!RS l
I  Ten 12sys"l`reatment Free . 5- ~
_°____;p_l¥.‘_i_.:\_'__Gl_i__ r;._l_i;_X is ri. esr_~ml_;i___<-_}i;;__§_or.__i}:_x dl_sor__{l_ers or women. It is applied
riie_d__ln to th
Enclose 8 stamps, and nddrcirs, MRS. FRAN
uuvuilh for 10 days, worth 351:.
will he sen: Free to any suffering
_B S33 e _ aa deu_d waste ma_tt§r irgwthe
   r. gee regon s expe e 3 ng
_____/,;___-»__ "_;;--7  , __ immediate mental and physical re-
 , ___  _ - »» llcf; the blood vessel; and nerves
»__»_~_3»,_-___'___‘_\\\_ .  .;_ _; _, ure toned and strengthened, and
._s<-,;§f~&_s`~_§,_:,;._};/._ _(_ _ ~ fv, the r-lrcnlutlon is rendered norm'nl.i
 -,-it,  .-< _  _-,_,\`,,,,_,, as this treatment is based on strict-1
. »_§`_ 33°' '_..~¢-,_; ,`.i _'Q Q; .;,.'Q{,"` lv sci:-ririiic principles, und acts on
__ _,QE-_-___». ___,,  _ff the actual location of the disease il..
- f  ~ Q    r.i.2::2‘.‘;°‘l;.:xr. °ii1t..:.°“i:..:t.:"
  _l <` -.`=~_  '-,‘f._§,"‘ _,W del;t_\'r>rl and pnlntul ménstruatloni
,.\_._ \- ,,€»_.p‘<~ ~`  rv lcur;orrlroen, falling of the womb,
_._' __"s%g~_;i.\  etc. Price, $1.00 per box, which is
g L2-3‘.i5'.r`*`.~.,_l .. sulllciunt for one morith's treat-
._:~-,__A._,,_,. '-_._  mem. A Free Trial Treatment
 -‘ 'f-_-f»_1_-5-r;:~~.'-C-‘-,"1-';<`;.1 '-‘- ‘_ ‘
lvormm who will sour! me hor ndflross.
css E. cunnAH. wmsser. 0in.'”
For sale by leading druggisis everywhere
ll
,
in us: ros Yun .
for the relief of aches,
pains,swellings,burns,
cuts, rheumatisrn, '
bowel troubles. For in- i
ternslandexternaluse.
25a and 504: svcryvlnn '.
ls ls JOHNSON G 30-Jul-
V lesion, Haul. _ -
' Parsons' e
s
Norica I
l D1-.I_Iichardson,Leading Alcohol Expert of the
World, Says It Can Be Cured In
Three Days f
Dr. R,icliarr1sr_»v\, in his Treatise on the Liquor Habit. says:
"While the o der methods for the Liquor Habit took one to three
_months 01' more. and were not satisfactory,  Gntlin i a scienrliio
hres~r_nen|. which accomplishes this result in _in three days This is
..£T'i1‘.".`.i’i i`..”r.‘2Y§".’€ r`il‘i2."1f..ii"ii‘l‘f‘° ‘.2 “"»§‘.,t"”i,° “" "“‘  °"° °"”°
' 1* fl CU .
have _edecied over 100000 cures." ey ave F7 mamma. and
____ l\ot only is the poisonous alcohol taken from the system. and an
Z....§’¥‘$§.“.§’.§.i“‘l'I..l.".i. .‘l'.§..il§3“§s2"§§a 2"” l‘r‘i““" “Z2 3°'°”i’“‘.."..°
heco_}ri_;es gasler of himself. ' p pm e mga G ' an B
_ e atiin Institute has nothing whatever to do with any oihor ‘
(,urs for the Liquor Habit, whether 8 Dny»Cnre or longer period,
whatever. _ _ ,_
Write. coll or telephone _today for Booklet and full particulars.
The Catlin Institute Co. lid.
' 46 Crown St., St. John, N. B.; also Montreal and To_routo._
Chas. E. Farrand, Managing Director' 
Space For Eggs
Dealers wishing space for eggs this season will
please lake notice that application for same will be
received u_p to April 9th inst, each applicant to state
number o cases for which space is required._
, If more than available space is applied forit will
be allotted proportionately. All space allotted must
be paid for, whether used or not. I
__ Ma;:_`_aE§g:a_tions plainly on outside of envelope
 cut, Ltdo f
4 esilver Fox R/anching Acts in amendment thereof." l
gpg!-   | Inu-11 ' ill- 1 Q  W. ' ` _ ?  Dated thi! 25th (lily OI March A.
l\'.;.,,,.L.'i
 ‘ 323 1“*°“““K° Buildhis- ` inirxsnnnn i. nsnonann
COI(I Stora e The Island Guardian Pub- Meeting of Creditors ,
g I MAIL STEAMSHWI' Il8Ilil1g COIII all Ltd. Notice ls hereby ' given that a 
- From
Wed. I Aol. Vlrzinlsn....Bt. John
Sat. ll " Tunis|an......B`nliisx
Wed.l5 " Viotorlsn....Bt.John
Bat ll Api -Alsst|sn........ Halifax
T0 IAYIB Q LONDUN
Thu'-15 ADI.-Corinthian. .Bt. John
T0 GLASGOW
TUG! 'l All Gl‘llIlDhlsn,.... .Boston
Tues. ll " Reandlnsvisn "Portland
TIIOI-I I Ani-Hessersln. . . .-Besron
lor rates sod full p;r¢|¢¢|s|-|
ln!! VY. K. BOGIIB. Ulu. ~
'D , 1914
53 State Street Boston, Mass. SB, n 0
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lottetown; on the evening of 'rsssdsv the im. any of Apr-ii Ap"
TI‘ll.lI'Sd3y, April 9lZI'|, 1914, at- 8 1914, at the hour of eleven cfclock iii
9’clock for the purpose of receiv~ *"° f°’°“°°“ f°" 01° Pufvw D4 liv-
glgtghe Report of the Directors  ;_i_i:_t_:°;i°ctions as to the disposal of
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_ Proposihon   _
The Connaught Fox Ranching and Fur
‘ proposition is one that should appeal to
t investor. There are fifteen pairs
“Class A" grade, capitalized at
marten, fisher and skunk will _be added, to
the value of about $15,000 - .
' There is, no risk
about the Connaught
,careful perusal ofour
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