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DIR. MARSHALL'S
CATARRH SNUFF.

vile imitation of nv DIR, MARSAALL'S Snun'
having been got up by H. c. Gridley oil MiduieDu't
about the beginning of 1915, and Palmed upon use
nubc as the genuine article, by mIsrepresenuauonS
r words and bv large and SNOWY bills well as by
a CLOSE IMITATION OF MY BOTTLES a. NJ
RELs. publish the following statement oil III. MOI
shall. tc warn the public against the imposition;
DIR. MARSHALL'S STATE NJ I'm l..
esI. DIR John Marshall, the undersigned' having
been wheedled by. Harrison C. Gridiey mo 'ne IL
lief that he would do great things ior me "mJ
Lend him my name to enable him TO make anu Nenu
the article calI-d "DR. MARshALL's CArAh .hia
ANp HEAD ACHE SKUFF,'' | would mere STATE
that although did, in consideration Ci d proirlse
made by said Gridley* allow him to make use o. my
name as he desiued, yet he having totay iai'eu e.
make good his promises 10 me, NOW REIkACI q
roRRiD HIS THUS USING MY NAME HEREAf Il H.
woud also state that in the year 1850, sou u
Charles Bowen, for a valuable consideration III nun
ey all NV right, title and interest In ana 10 ''S
NIarshals Snuff, and that he alone mas maui ~
true article for the last twelve years, ana 10 ia
oxIvIAwruI AND THE SOLE PROPRIETOR OF
THE GENUINE MARsHALL's AROMATIC Va
rARRH AND HEAD ACHE SNUFF;
And would further state, that Mr. GrIdiey's as
sertion that the Snuff he has been making :" L.
ton Of the genuine article, and sPreauIS go '
country was manufactured by me, Is totaiiy iase'
beye never made any Snuff sold by him or ms agents
nor have | ever instructed him how TO make It. ms
snuff is spurious, and very inferior article anu
ought to be discountenanced by the pupnnec,;i
Signed, DIR. JohN
| Present, HoRATIo SEYMOUR,
| joan II. STEWART.
Dated at Middlt bury. Vt May !; ls47, On his
1t NAV be noticed that MIR. Gridley asserts on ms
bo,,Ieg ,ba, MIR. Seth W. Fowle Of Boston, and
Messrs. A, B. & ID. Sands Of New York. are his
wholesale agents, when tho fact is that neither OF
these men have ever had bottle OF his Snun IN .hel
stores and have utterly refused to Ia We any th5 70
| do Win il. Both these firms have sold my Snn
from the commencement fits manufacture, and still
continue TO sell II. ,eo,r1vL,I o
,ronrietor. CHARLES BOWEN, late OF Middle
| bury, now of Montpelier, VI.
Sold wholesale by the Proprietor, and also TH En
.,Ie and retail by s X. COLLINS and 5. T; RED
| FIELD. Montpelier, and by Merchants and Drug
gists generally throughout the country.
n. b. That THE GENUINE ARTICLE hA AZ
| NV NAME on THE LABELS OF The BOTTLES
AM WI CHARLES BOWEN.
,,-...I;or Ir,v % ISA7. 2ltf.
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Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agens
for the HARTFORD FIRE Insurance JONAS
for Middlebury and vicinity, and Will receNo
proposals for insuring property against loss u
damage by Fire. The long established re u'a-
ION of this company, and the PromPtnes'
with which all their transactions have been
characterised render il unnecessary to say any
thing in its favor. All business connected
with the Office intrusted to him will be taith
fully and Punctually transacted.
/. JONATH IN HAGAR.
MidJlsbury, Feb &c, 1919 42;y Agent
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Extraordinary Discovery.

COOPER'S ETEREAL OLA prompt and
lasting remedy for DEAFNESS, also for pains and
discharge of mater from the Ears.
Hundred Of cnres in cases deemed utterly HOPELESS
hav" firmly established Its superiority over every
fotmer Medical discovery.
This valuable Acoustic Medicine is compound Of
four different Oils of which, the active and prin-
cipal Ingredient is obtained from the bark ola GER
tain saecies Of WALNUT, a new and effeetual
agent in the cure ofderfness.
Person who had been deaf for 10, Is and evon 20
years have been permanently cured by using this OIL
In fact, numerous ard sc emphatic have been the
testimonials in its favor that the inventor claims for
it the distinction Of an inlaable Remedy, in all cases
when the Ear is perfect in its formation,
For further particulars. and evidence of its great
value printed sheets. in the hands Of Agents.
Fer sale only by w. Russell Druggist.
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Drab NEOrcen.

A large quantity for sale Iowere than ever
known, by II. A. Sheldon.
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BRINSMAID g. BROTHERS,

(Church-Street, Burlington. ~
Having enlarged and improved their store,
are opening an extensive assortment of fine
Watches; Gallery, Church, Parlor and Com
mon Clocks, Jewelry, Gold and Silver Goods,
in all their beautyand variety.
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STONE LIME

STONE LIME
Kept constantly on hand and for sale by the
subscriber. Kiln Two miles east OF Middle
bury village near David Boyce.s. The Pub
lie may be assured inthe purchase Of Lime
this Kiln that they will get first rate article.
equal in all respects to any in the County aud
in wilderness far Surprising any other.
NELSON CHITTENDEN.
Middlebury Oct. 90 1916.
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Worms Easily Removed.


WINTERS CANADIAN VERM1fUeEI
HUNDREDS Of CHILDREN DIE every year from the
LII diseases produced by Worms rhcy are the cause of
numerous and ffgful diseases Indeed there is scarcely
complaint common 10 infancy and chidhood which may
not produced or greatly aggravated by The presence
destructive animals IN the stomach and are
recorded Of their producing ST Vss Dance Locked Jaw
DTopsy, Squnts Loss OF Feeling in the Limbs Rokcts
lpiiaiiOn Of the Heart, ErIpiinns Dry oueh severe
aims, aeness, Fmacafiun, total Decline OF Strength, and
Consumption. They all the nourishmeni in the
body, and fina ~ destroy the chill.
WINTERS CANADIAN VERMlFUGEis n ID as1nt,
safe speedy and permanent r this dangerous for
this dangerous aiieiiun. Il has been faithfully Tried and
IS universally approved o even BIZ Physicians td,stDys
the worms al snee oves and caui the slime which
forms the nest Of worms, and atty improves and inviso-
eaes The system II Is the most perfect thing of tina Kind
ever Invented and no family should be without IT,.
PS Parents may BE- assured that this medicine is per-
cciy harmless IN ~ effects u Is carefully COMPOUNDED Of
Tie very bsi materials, aid there least danger in
using IL.
Price only p cents per bottle
J. HoCGHIpS, ls1 Washington ST. Boston, General
Agent for The New England Sntates.
AGENTS.-Mi ddlebury, DR.. Russell,
Vergennes, F. Huntington, Monkion, It. C.,
Smith, New Haven, A. P. Roscoe, Pittsford =,
Henry Simonds, Cas- Teton DIR. Jamieston,
Burlington, Peck & Spear, and dealers in
Medicine generally in New England.
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The subscriber would respectfully inform
the public that he is the proprietor oil tbs
kind of Ok Yoke in this region patented 10
David Chappell Esq. of Sheldon VT The
advantages Of this yoke for cattle who are IN
the very troublesome habit Of crowGing are
almost incalculable by enabling the cattle
10 travel at a greater or shorter distance
from each other, all Inconvenience from the
disagreeable habit ofhauling are avoided in
the worst Of animals. This object is COM
pleteIy accomplished by wheel and slide
attached TO bows with cogs which are Plaeen
on the top of the yoke as will appear by
perfect noodle OF the same in the hands OF
his agents. All who have used thIs sort Of
yoke have expressed the fullest seilsiac'ion
in its utility. He has appointed Jeremiah
Pratt, of Addison his general agent Tor this
patent. WILLIAM H. fhA l.
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500 Pieces Fancy Prints,

0UU Pieces dncy frlntS'
The largest stock and the greatest variety
ever brought into this county, from wbien
10 one can fail of being suited, andat far less
prices than ever before offered, just recei-
we'd by ~
June 1, lsl7. FRANCIS & SON.
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Nj. d. HALL, Agent, No. 155 River-st.
Up Stairs, Troy N. Y.
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LIVE GEESE FEATHERS, al the store of
P. W. COLLINS & co.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber earnestly requests all persons
who have unsettled Notes or Accounts with the
LATE FIRM OF DAVENPORT & TURNER,
10 call al the Wooden Factory, now occupied by
J. Davenport & Co. and settle the same with
the subscriber who now owns all the notes and
accounts of the late finn.
JASON DAVENPORT.
Middlebury May 4, 1913. Lem
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Bennington Stone Ware.

Cream Pots, Butter Pots with Covers
Churns and Jugs, from TO qts. each,
ALSO
Earihen Milk Pans and Flower Pols, &c.
For sale by z. BECKWITH.
April, 10, lS47. s.
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y silafs
Oh mo ontts res
Sents ,hs et.a 4,
less, Us fof
eaeh sutssq insert i,ssrs
,srions
viii .6s blshea
+ and hasge.l S. 81
- Ono Dollar se sing
Quarterly and Sio6th'y advert men ,sstsif 10
ahar lslie iinseft
sinaTN bly, ahe same u
publish ast lie, law dssasssi ihice
G will bs charge,l 5
sA Alfs bitaaIy scselling iiics mn,
aa,srcnllib dates tsrp pub:
zig ofiiacsSof pselt aftrass paltiug Es4b ians
viii he charged IA advert iselc nts.
ss aeceuntsfo Tor Adpcrtisina viii be presentation
payment u & Is j
IS. mall musths post paid insure a
{punctual attention. zss=
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POPULAR ERRORS

'Snmmsring NaRurc.- Notwithstanding
at! that has been said and written, showing
iha' fresh manure Immediately applied tn
The land, or such as is preserved in tanks
nr under cover, or BY a mixture with straw
"r earth. is al least (onr times the value OF
mat left in The barn.yard all Summer expo.
Scd TO sun and rain wasting its richness in
The air and hrenching lis ler,ilizing salts
away; yet many farmers still believe, or
act upon The principle Of belief. that ma,
anre IS like cider, growing better with aye;
and thus their dung is safely kept in the
yard ill Angus, or Septembcr, n great nui-
sance To all around, and sad loss 10 The
growing crops
We nre well aware thatroltci manure is
conslslerch Indispensable for certain crops.
ANA therefore many say they prefer 10 sns.
tain the loss OF It's rot,ing to the inconve-
nlencs ofusing il in an unfermen,cd Stale
Let those who thus think, consider, that
wien manure has become rotted II is then
nero hnmns or vegetable matter. such a.
lhecomrpsel leaves Of trees, siruw, hay
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Loo * Al THIS!

HAVING jus, received my Spring sup
plies. ! would respectfully call The ai,eu
tion ni The public Ia a well assorted Siurk
of Dry Gooh<. Groceries. Hardware, Gut
.lery. Tools, Drugs, Paints Oils, Shpes.
Hats. Straw Halls, Bnnn"ts, Carriage Trim.
mines. Springs, tAAi"s, &e; &c; ScAunl
Bn0ks. SiaIinnrry, Greckcry, GnIhcn
SEEDS, Carron Ware, Cospcr Ware, mud u
s,..sS.; many n,l,ct articles no; 50 he found
in othcr st"res in the Village all Of which
will sell j; reduced pricrS 10 sui the
l"rGs. CASH. These VIII" formerly dealt
wl!hme on a,Crcsljt. wonld be surprised d,
4 The Inference in prices for Cash; end al
Z illaush they may Not I've able 10 pay of
Old Sscotrs III this season Of the wear, may
benefit both themselves and the Subscriber,
hEcalling in and leaving 81 lille of ,!rir
sman chnrse-as | am confident they will
Gniuf have the same Inducements elsewhere.
a. j. MOSES
April IA, 1917.
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sys ssssss
:irce sturdy sons, made her appearance nt
Cincinnati with the Intention oftakirg,
passage in The 6rstsafe boa, ,...hnnndtIownI
.heIiver.' Hcrehief mn,isa far this Trip
was n long promised visit III a friend oil,
Memphis. .bnt pruIen,ly, wishing To com.
hiie profit with plebsure,shet brought with
hern large supply of nicely cured hams.
expecting thereby 10 renize a sun, whicli5
w"nl'! leave respectable surplus in her
pocket after the expenses of thc4lenrs were
paid.
Following The advice Oft lan,llori Of
the house where she stopped, t,e wos, OF
course, very disiniercs.etl,) she remained
in town someten days longer Than " ls ne
ccssary. When, finally, one fine day, be-
coming fully assured that"no serere gale
was 70 be expected" she sllad herself and
l"iraps" embarked.
II The captain Of the boat thus honored,
belonged 10 that class of3men SO poorly re-
!Wesentet every where bui among the
commanders OF our Western Steamers, be-
ling atsll.umes and in oil places imiper,ura-
!! bly, polite. seli-pussessed, and gontl.natur-
! ed, possessing moreover, rich veinSoi dry
,humnr. which he!deiighted 10 exercise in
,hoaxing loo oliiciuus Intermediates with
/ lis own cnncerls.s In The nii!st Of The
hnrry and hustle cnnscquentson putting
"if,"" uur widow rushed in fronlof1hee cap.
iiain,s and seizine him BY tEe coat. thus at.
techrd his patience:
| NOW, sCapting, ar you certain she WON'T
busr Dnn'i life with the feelings OF q
feeble woman {,he lovely relic. by the way,
! weighed 200 asoirdupdise) al Ills orful
crisis! Ell 'shud be blown up inter fsag.
# ments, all thru your decepshins, Cap,ing,
/ and be made the mother OF three dezolaIe
orphnns, ther'd be aydreahful rcckonin for
you at the greatdoy ofinsurrec.ing. nov ]
! tell yer" 81 81
The captain assured her there was NO
danger, but al The same told herlhe safes
plan would be- tn sllu. herselfmp inlhe state
: room fafihest aft, where he sent q waite,
. % conduc; her. She hesilatcd, but finally
! went, with an earnest. parting admoni,ot
J that the cap,ihg should send omeboIy Il
I lei her know jest as soon as the boat begn,
5 10 blow up"
The unfortunate lady was jusibegiunintt
to feel nore calm, when she was startled
by the lou,i ringing of BELL, accompsnie,
e win 'hes,rangest sort ofa voice, whicl
seemed TO say, "all the gemmen and IN
: boat must go down and settle.''
I "Soisisa goin' down! Oh! oh! Wha
on airth is'my big baud box9 Somebud,
4 fHstcn on To me this life prcserycr, aud pu
$ rope under me! Sosliern Germans Il
c tgoin' dawn ulreaiyissi knowed the
$. would. the tarnai iools, whenSl saw 'eI
e down siairs thar! Oil Lord! OH! Lori
i Ny hans will be wasted, and only Ter ,hil.
II "f then poor boys Ter hnm Isn't ths
g some sind niaptllatwilisa@im ashuse wi,
me"
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4 GRIClSL i |.

E5D E,E Ar IS
ss eliIi sas xnaI
s,lilainail s,9ines eli ma .,
Isis es, !, the slcaho 81
spts.ai1s in,, bein conYertetf iiif0 G.
sniif 4 cshhsef fp1ion + soSy gem
br less IN lpreEtt,i fsls9itli
saa,tt, af san,l d i5ie ma ltnrs
The ,lisil 10 form,
kgses ssu ces iHi boa Siineg gar,
s'fssc hn,a cfss Slt5l he II any temI
.ttirs etsYee,l and 80 r, JheFr
Isence. .ofsa cahol, and TIE atldilian oi Some:
extIaii iedfs etabla sma t,ers 10 Pfptn d
tlaesht 90 tnis Ter men Iat
siDadu !ieIalcsI zine e u:
se,,s IN 81 psop III GnnsitIefsN the
gssI. r:gel,e fal rs edunyrY, and is
,ps ho assess d I,-
Tilrsars llar rtis lhcir Il, and
shs1,ltI he &c 1b,I Ia suppl
4 ct ilsali lent "a r,icie
% BE tn ale by. ,itting away good sirons5
cal ttiout ntltfing ny ling 10 il, in;ane;
t,is mere siitsianiiaE casks IN Sy arm place.
ilnilergco esq pen, bnt
coy it'll fnesg nzss inl,fders 10 admit
The nir anilstlleresls, i gradually undergo,
lll NECESSARY lern,eGlnlion, i e. tliesGasks,
ases f,stnentiv siial fn. &nti their con tents:
pccasianaltY i drawn from one To 3 anot her.
tlfe process is haslenfd. heus ifor use.
asnalI pnr,ionEnf The pipeg 81 Should sbe
drawn from eacl, cask ana. its place So I.
piled viii, ketgiiRniily pf cider ihal.is-
fresh. Inlarge establisl,menlstl tie ppera
tlnn.nay he carried on wit ilhsaSnumbpr oi
casks AT once. awnrkedin pairs,itY. comrncn.i
cling with one filled with good rinngar md
and anolhcr OF the same capacity FILED
with pare cider. First raw out d quart
ar ealnn, as may be, frnmthe cask con,
thinning the rineghr,and replaceSi with an
equal Sqnantity from thas which, con,aiys
the cider. Thus, by continuing .tbs opera.
ton daily, forf some weeks, one orlmnreI
hagsleads, of goad. ~holcsanie*S vinegar
may betlnrmc,l,s without adtliiionnfanyH
inrciahs or injnripns3 Fnaieiials. When
sufficiently sharp. .he#smegas should be
draw5n off into smalieIsenshs : orSbo,lies,
Iightly+hungrdsos2corkea, md dslsntuwuyin.
. moderately coolpIuco sfIs use ~.
a superinrviiieearsn may i,esnfaSIe ahyzlil-
unea barrel o,ie-t.iifd tfnl istit III Strong eli.
tiff.ssrettGtc "a ny ifnez and ieufng s;t
ssana as..ss d rssi
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te ~
e; st NAerls ttsst. N eatiss bT
{ Scnip pressed and sinishe'in lie pca,csI
manner. Also Lcahorn, Straw and. Mo.
hair Bonne,s, dyed aud pressed to any
shape required Genllemcn's Goats, Pan.
,alunns aud Cloaks cleaned, and, If faced,
restored 10 their original colnrs, or rharg-
cd 10 n.her co!nrsif -ernlcmcn's
garments arc not taken 10 pieces. Car
pets, Table Cnvrrs, SC, cleaned without
inlnring the c"lnrs Any arsic!rs dyed by
the subscribcr will DOT soil the whi,csi
under garment Rooms a, The Old Meiii-.
ndist Parsonage.
T.. ". DREAMING.
June 2, 1917 81 II
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cnrnsta1 fsI lsiais|
ssra pings ssSsYS
i.s
tilese i Il
slssg M ittlcmse AS ifs ies
,rectstialt he sisi
at,eg teeldf The s,n iH
Premise ssaysl
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J. !. ...sG,EIspseE.
IMil open schooi.at my. resi,lei,ce on
"Wednesday y,aheG7th july. -s+'

Isprsss pel'ing. Recalling, Writing SD
4 frstSIssinciplcs suis Arithmetic, $500 per
quar,ernf,l2 weeks. gS
I 4 ForAriShtnelicc continued. EnglishGram.
mar, Geography, History. .Surveying,s Lat.
{ in e. and Greek Languages, $500 per quar,ar
5iofsI2 weeks.
y Board, Washing, and lodging, Tor few
lad scan he bad FOR 10000 ,is Schon!
year, Of Swerks.
- Those :bonrding from Monday morning
& lsFri,lay esening, having. g.sii.eirfwnshing
sl enc AZ ttpnic, lpuy $4,000 lie School
Year: B b q. u. &. IS ! .ts
c. IsARIsETT'.
uns,eryilIr; June. 3, lS47.s 80 81 s1
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n 81 =, =; lfY ~ ~ s. =
g; 6: 4,
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4 ,s.il tis.ls ,s.sIf; IL.
itTfi sloesnoi piocredw stliiicicr :rapislis.
iv, few quarts pi.he.!inunr may trwi,h-.
drawn, hoie.l for a shurtslime, skinned,
and !hon poured hncI, lnlo,,e cask.
4 vine9arlcr good strength may be pre-
'lnrsL by putting 6 lbs. IL sour yeast made
"f!cavcn ana rye.tlnur, miSc,! with hot wa.
,er, inin u rask containing 100 galluns nf
pood cider, aei!n,ng the whole with a
suck, nnd ihcn lr. il remain far six or
.igh. days, |, is necessary tn draWroir llis
Is :negar and bmngsit up ciosr,.as soon as i,
is made. otherwise twill quickly grow ra-
pid or llni
lli"sc who have not cider, O grapes
Juice, NJ Their cornmsnh, can make taller.
a'l" good vinegar. hNany nf The following
"rrcl'nns. which we copy trnm Cooley
"CyclopGdia of G000 Practical Receipts"
hu'i vii! be less pure anil more liable 10
spoil, than that made from cider, malt, or
wine
f Saga ViHrgar.-AdI brown sugar.
lbs. {" eacli gallon of wa,cr, and proceed
rs will cider.
German HoaachoM Fineger.-Take
soft wafer T - gallons honey or brown
-uSa7, : lbs; cream of .artar, 9 ounces;
ro'n-spiri, naiian. Fermetit as abaye.
I" nror"n, moniiincss in vinegar, HE
following methods have been propusc,l:-
Concentrate by freezing, orhy aisIlIalion;
rni M The yintgar in bottles and kcrr
kcep t'ien well wnrked; or boil il in II.
worked; or Bail il in wcl-inned ke,le
Tor Qnar'erof an hour; il in uncnrkcd bot.
'lcsi place them in kettle uf water will,
ihrr nccks above the surface, and lei them
boil for au hour; then take them out. cork
ihcm M, and the vinegar Will keep for
sercrni years wi'hon, growing monldy o.
'"rbI. american 1gficuliuriSt
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Silk, yyo0seaa asasa Cotton
! =,I; y. b u E, E,H4lNSeS.

go be- snhs sher rg leave. 10 infnr,n.
thesI,.iiblic that has removed from Ca,n.,
sslls. ,lis l',ee,
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3 ;ltie ssesIisr star be am;;ng
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| y han The sshippo porni;;!! gisnlassug isS
" hsre the 81 Iyara csaoes ,iy sll. sss
nd fairy fuel afe3d dancing
lns,he dnfrsg del; i:
lea liie inaoti fliogiDg
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