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The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05

Also
That Lass O. Lowrie's, which first appeared as q
Serial in the pages Of serbner's Monthly, by
Fraaes ii. Burnett.
Proctor's Other Worlds than Ours.
number OF those fascinating Tales of Adventures
Sea and Land. from the pen Of Jules Verne
whose ingenuity and originality have filed his
readers with establishment aud pleasure, In
Guiding
At the North Pole,
Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea,
The Desert Of lee
Around the World In Eighty Days.
The Bible Story, a collection Of stories gathered
from the Old and New Testaments, abridged
and arranged for the young. 40 pages.
Breakfast, Lunch aud Tea, by Marian Harland.
Homes and How to Make Them, by C Gardner
The Letter Writer.
Hawihorne's Wonder Book Ancient Greek and
Roman Mythology. arranged In a most interest
ing manner for the young.
Dickens Chiid's History Of England illustrated,
Mysteries Of the Mause, by @ Holland.
l Set Hawthorn's Works, In 20 vols. Size. 4x6
Green covers and red edges. lE- liberal dis
count will be made to any one purchasing the
Rsops Fables, profusey illustrated containing the
moral also.
Grimm's Popular German Fairy Tales, illustrated.
Grimm's Fairy Tales. Illustrated.
Andersons Fairy Tiles. illustrated.
PerrauIts Fairy Tales, Illustrated.
Fairy Tales Fold Again, illustrated.
Dotty Dampie StOres-wriiien for the little girls,
sophie May vols. illus. Done up In a box
| Sixteen Volumes-Poems OF Places, edited By r.
w. Longfelow, England, France. Spain. Scot
land, Switzerland, etc, etc Size Of volumes
4x6 Green Covers.
Warrens Household Physician, waranted-a stsnd-
ard work.
The Art of identifying Suburban Homes-eontain-
ing plans for residences aod other grounds etc
etc Fully Illustrated. Appleton & Co. Pubs.
| Hills Manual of Business Forms and Guide 10 cor
rect writing. Social, Legal and Commercial,
richly bound.
Also many Others. which time and space will not
permit to be mentione. For Sale At
a. NJ WHITNEY's BOOK STORE.
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Persons Advertised For.

FUyO PATRICK BLAKE, FORMERLY OF
Il Balinanons, Waterford. Ireland OF Andrew
Blake Esquire. OF Waterford Ireland and brother
drew Blake late OF Parramatta In the British Colony
View South Wales. or II deceased, his Widow or Chi
dren their heirs administrators
spectlveIy.
In accordance with directions given by VIII tho
above named Andrew Blake, deceased, the Executors
thereof viz The Honorable John Baxland Vincent Wa
nostrocht Gibn- and Thomas cade Esquires sydney
In the Colony Aforesaid, have directed advertisement
be published for the purpose Of discovering said
PATRICK BI.A KE. II still alive, dead his Widow or
Children their representatives who interests IN
der the VIII Of the said Andrew Blake, deceased
Any iafSrnsAtiOl respecting the said PATRICK BLAKE,
bis WIdox Children their representative, viii be
thankfully resolved By the undersigned,
ALLEN, B0wDES A ALLEN
Solicitors for the Estate Of the late Andrew Blake,
Dated this LIST day Of September 1877. $40 % lam
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DOcrOR TIsDALE treats Diseases of the skin,
Nervous Diseases, etc.
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TuPNRrS.

From Francisco-Per ls-si. Harvard Nov s5-l5O
bhis lime. glassware and Aintngs c. preserves.
Prom san FrABcsco-Per MIR l. swan Nov aT-IO pkrs
groceries, . II bricks, y
From san FrancIsco-Par MfsehAhs. Nov 2q-IS5 ukgs
salmon O1 sacks hour 100 bbNne sSO redwood posts 10
pig iron.
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meni Of new and handsome furniture which he
will sell nj auction on Tuesday next al II O'Clock
A. NJ. For particulars see advertisement in to
days GAZETTE.
~ We quite agree with the Advertiser that
the most probable result Of the continual impor
iation Of male Chinese Into this country where
The dsproportion of the sexes is already Sc
rious matter, will be that somebody will "get
hurt" We wish We could feel that the damage
WAS likely TO be continued 10 the parties who are
responsible for the evil in question. In that case
We should look on with great eonlplacency The
trouble is that in such matters, innocent people
apt 10 suffer Us we'll as the guilty.
90 On Monday morning between seven and
eight O'Clock, horse belonging 10 Mr.. John II.
Patty. which had been left hitched before tue bank,
took irigat and rushed iuriously around the
into Merchant street. The momentum with which
he came around the corner sent him TO the side
walk the opposite side Of the street, where his
feet slipping, be came down, al the same time dashing
bis head against one OF the concrete pillars in front
Of the Post Office Building aud killing himself ill.,
stauily. This horse WAS Que of the valuable team
imported last summer by Mr.. Patty in the Likelike
FROM THE ADVERTISER OF DECEMBER lsr.-
Several communications referring to the "a Edito
" rial correspondence No. T. of the Gdrstte have
" been received, but unfortunately, We CON-
PEELED TO decline Inserting them in this journal
"the ground that they too personal"
We fully appreciate the courtesy aud good will of
our neighbor. We suspect that personalities, and
that, too, OF kind which respectable journal had
rather not publish, will be about the only answer
that Will or eau be made TO tue communication
concerning the Medical aud surgical monopoly at
The Queens Hospital Parties who are interested
in maintaining tue present order Of things will
probably take very good care not 10 encourage any
discussion of the question on lis merits
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HONOLULU MEANTIME.
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JUNE 24,ls11.

JUNE 24,ls11.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from DEPOT,
corner OF Sixth and streets, a. follows
For Pittsburg and the West, 1O:1 a. daily, with
Pittsburg to Cincinnati, st. Louis, and Chicago;
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
and 1:4O p. M: daily, except Saturday, with
Palace Cars to Watkins. For Williamsport, Lock
Haven, Emira, and Watkins, ut 1910 . m,
For New York and the East, s:ss ?. m. daily, with
Palace Cars attached. Limited Express Of Pull
man Parlor Cars, 9 30 q. m daily except Sunday
For New York and the East, 5:23 =. m: and 80 p.
m, daily except Sunday, with Sleeping Cars from
Washington TO Boston.
except Sunday, and $50 and s:35 p. m. daily.
AccOmmod aton for Baltimore, $50 g. m, and 40
p. m. daily, except Sunday.
For Popes Creek Line, $50 O.. m. and 4:20 p. m.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, $50 q. m. and I:2O p m. daily, e1-
ALE&ANDRfk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
ia0,5 p N. On Sunday at s:io a. m "a and ID
s.m:
For the South, Va ..:chnond. :55 g. nj daily; $40
p. m. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, b, $40,
S:10, 10, an; 3, lao, 81 s. ana p. IN.
On Sunday at $40 and a m. and D. m.
Tickets, Information, sleeping and parfor car 40
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl ania
avenue, northeast corner of Sixth street and Pennsy
vanla avenue, and at the depot where orders be
e Tor the checking OF baggage to destination from
hotels and residences
l.. P. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. je9
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~An English woman directed a box CON
tanning an adder 10 a distant enemy.
1.-THE average age OF the graduating class
OF Nassar girls is twenty-so they say.
H. That Galena tanners clerk, whom a
Merchant on the same block can't remem-
Ter. Is having high old time in Earope.-
". y. Herald
~ Nothing will cause a girl TO bite her
lips SO hard as TO discover, when she goes To
the window TO acknowledge the compliment
OF serenade, that the serenade is being giyen
the freckied-nosed girl next door.
~ An eNssperated Kentucky newspaper
thus inveighs: There are two abominaole
ruisances engaged in TO a fearful extent I'm
this town on Sundays, namely, swapping
knives and loud swearing"
nI~The liquor dealers in Virginia are
making a desperate light against the intro
ductlon OF the whisky bell punch, and the
effort 10 raise revenue for The State by is
use may be a failure after all.
~ Young men OF the middle classes are so
little disposed 90 marry these times that par
ents ofmarriageable daughters Will have Tn
resort 10 the seductive chromo.I Turner'S
Fails reporter.
gg-The methodist" believes that perhaps
the most suggestive incident of the Com
mcncsment season is the comforting OF the
degree OF Doctor in Divinity by Puritan
college upon New York Catholic priest.
sFChairman Ware has requested the
members OF The Mississippi Republican
State Committee 20 meet In Jackson on sat
urday next, 10 take into consideration the
future action and policy OF the party IN the
State.
RIA young man was fined 500 i'm San
Francisco court for kissing his sweetheart
against her Will. They were 10 have been made
man and " life the week following, but tney are
still single. and she has cried herself red
eyed over the following note from her De-
| trothed: Dear Lydia-loull have 10 walt
now until / can borrow money enough W
! ; the miuis,er,,
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DAILY. Other trains daily, except Sunday.
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RAILROADS..
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
LINE AND SHORT ROUTE

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACE.
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
TO TIKI
NORTH, WEST, NORTHWEST SOUTHWEST.
June cath, 1871.
AN. LEAVE WASHINGTON
s:5o-Batinore and Way stations.
6:5O-BaltlmOre, Annapolis and Way Stations,
Point of Rocks and Way Stations, via Re
7:5O-White Sulphur & Valley Springs Express,
makes no stops between Washington and
7:55-'St Louis, Cincinnati. Chicago and Pitts
burg Express. (Hagerstown except Sun
s:OO-1Batimore Express.
e:l0-Pie,imont, Strasburg, Winchester, Hapers-
town, Point III Rocks and Way Stations.
s:3O-New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Balt-
more Express.
S:OO-'Baltim0re and Way Stations. (On Sunday
Connects for Annapolis.)
l0:OO-Baltimore Express.
I21O-Baltimore, Ellicott City, Annapolis and sy
Stations.
l:S0-New York and Phadephia, Baltimore Ex
press. (On Sunday to Baltimore only, stop
erick)
3:3O-Batimore and Way Stations
4:3O-Baltimore and Laurel Express. Stops q
Bladensburg. Frederick, via Relay.
4;30-Point OF Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown
WINCHESTER and Way Stations.
4:4O-'BaltimOre, Annapolis and Way Stations
5:3O-'Phiadeph Norfolk and Baltimore Elk
press Passengers for Norfolk tske2 in the
cars directly to boat.
543-'Chcago and Columbus Express. win
1:30-.Baltimore Express.
1:35-sBatimore and Wav Stations.
c:00-Point of Rocks and Way Stations, Metro
pulitan branch.
9:s3-.st. Louis ana Cincinnati Express.
1O:OO-'New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Ex-
press. Stops at Blsdensburg, Beltsville and
-najIv Otb.r trains d.uv AVIAN, Srrdav ;a,,
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ICED DRINKs DNwHoLESoME-"Do Doctor
we asked, what about beer? You know
they always keep beer chilled down in the
breweries, and retail IL a. cold as soda water
in the saloons" why replied the phy-
stefan, 'there is no difference in the injur-
ious effect i'm either case, unless. indeed. that
the beer is the viler mixture OF the two. Cold
beer will certainly ruin digestion, Just like
cold ice-wa,er." And ice-cream, Doctor"
" Also bad" "And iced-tea .docior!' " A bonn
inaLle, simply sbominable. the vIlest OF
mixtures. Yet a great many people think IL
Is refined 10 go 10 a third-ciass hotel and ask
for iced-tea at dinner. 1 can conceive Of
nothing more injurious TO the stomach than
this iced tea. No; the habitual use ofdrinks
cooled down TO temperature 81 30 or 800
can only be highly Injurious, and will In
time break down the strongest stomach."-
Cincinnati Commercial.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYA.
THOMAS BOWLING. AUCTION.

IRUsTEES' sALE OF yAIUABLr IMPROVED
kEAL PROPERTY ON VI STREET NORTH
NkST BETWEEN 4rH AND 5rH srs
b. virtue of deed of trust 10 the under IL
signed, Tearing date the 9th day of Septem- fa1
Der, A II. $50. and duly recorded in libe -S..k
81 folio - Of the land oTds If the District of
C'lumtia and At the request in rttng Of the party
thereby secured, we shall SILL at public anctan in
hcnt OF The premises, on THURSDAY, July II, ISL
Al . clock m, "all thar certain piece or parcel
VI land and premises situate ID being in the city Of
Washington, District Of Columbia, and known aud
he upon the public pl4ts AMI plan of said
city as lot numbered forty nine i49l. Of Augustus
Davis subdivision of original lot numbered ght
81, In square numbered n .e hundred and thirteen
ttl5l a. the same Is recorded in the Surveyors eff
81 the bstrct OF Columbia, said lot forty nine (i9)
having trout on street north Of twenty (2O feet
ard we p inches, by depth Of one hundred and
geher with the improy ements thereon consisting Of
commodious and finely finished brick dwell ing
house, containing al modern conveu,ences, mum
bered 49, NJ street northwest.
Terms of sale are II the pun cha<e- money except
ing S5UOO in cash, and credit Of four (D years
said $500, With interest at nine t9D per centum per
annum pay able mi annually secured by the note
Of the chaser, with deed OF trust on the prop
erty sold. All convey anc ing at purcha ser's cost
deposit Of SE0 must be paid ihs time OF pure:
and the ter ms OF sale mnst be complied with within
one week from the day Of sale, otherwise the Trus
tees reserve the right 10 resell the property the
risk and cost Of the defaultng pure haser.
CHAS. L. DAvIS,t r-..o
II. ELLIOT, trustees
TBOS. BOWLING, Auct. Jys-d
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
"a CNCANsON BROS, Auctioueer,


Trust. YES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Ks.
1NtkG N NORTH STREET. BETWEEN 81
AND 4rH STREETS EAST, AT AUCTION
By Virtu- of = deed of trust given 10 o. AMI a
ia ed The 18th DAP OF Msy. l.. ISIS, and au,y Ia
recorded in LibeI n o. III, folio SIS one Of fhe.n:
tsio records OF ashingtou county. in the District
81 Columbia, and oE request Of the parties secured
he premises. IN TUESDAY, tbs 10 n day Of July,
A. b. Isl, at o o'clock .. m, al! that piece parcel
Of grouud lying in said city and District aforesaid
and known as part Of Lot twelve l2p. Square seven
hundred ard eighty nve l7sSE Beginning for the
sam On north b sire Z at the dyding line between
lots II and u, running thence east is feet inches:
thenoes nth ofhe depth Of the ot thence west With
a 30 fo,t slley f-et and inches thence due north
q feet ga inches; thence west seven feet; thence
north "a feet the beginning together With ell and
singular the sppurtenenees, rights, privileges, i'm
provemeDs and other hersditsents to the same be-
longing OF otherwise appertaining.
Terms of sale: One third caeh; balance in two
equal inualments in and II months notes bearing
per cent interest, and secured by deed Of trust on
the premises sold. A deposit Of 100 will be re-
9uired sold. Conyeyancing at purchas-
ers cost II the terms of sale are not com piled tn
within ten days from cay Of sale, the Trustees re
serve the right and privilege of rcseing the prop
upon giving ve days notice Of such resale in some
Newspaper published IN Washington, d. q.
GEORGE NGITZBY,
Ell CONRAD SCHAEFER, trustees
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nUECAEsON BROS. Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner sth and ID street,
TRCsTEEs SALE or A VERY VALUABLE
FLAMING AND SAN MILL PROPERTY Al
IHn INTERskCTI0N OF l5uH. & STREETS
AND OHIO ANENrE NORIHMEsT

IkGsIEEs SALE or A VERY VALUABLE
FLAMING AND SAN MILL PROPERTY Al
Ihn INTERskCTI0N OF l5IH. & STREETS
AND OHIO AVENUE NORTHWEST.
~ virtue of . deed OF trust, duIy executed "a
a. Wllnan bendall aud Charles "A. Win 90
Ssr uos ess, bearing date the ID day of May 80
isos, shd fecoried In Lber n. q. n No q, folio
81 the land records Of Washington county, "a
me pis,rlet OF Columbia, the subscriber, ss sur
nNlhs trustee under the order and decree OF the
supreme Court OF tie District Of Columbia sitting
IN kQuiy. IN the case OF Nathan e Draper We
anihony nyd- e al, no. SOS. passed on me Sch
day Oi July, 1871, viii offer for sale AZ rub ic suc-
ton, IN front of the premises, on TUEsDsY The
very valuable property, situate the tnterse,tt0
~ 18th, streets and ohio sv-nue northwest beins
known and described on the plan OF W a-hins
ton city s- being all 81 lot 4, in square pa. and
the west fe-t IT l,t No. s. in said square. a. De
scribed in SAID deed Il trus, the said property be
bur lctngs. Improvements aud sppurtenAnces there
on ana thereto o. ngiDg, h-ing planning mtil aud
saS mil, with all the machinery necessary Tor &C
i've business operations; sl.o all the goods. bat
tes snd iurni ure 81 every description, forth
IN said deed OF rust.
Terms Of sale. One fourth Of the purchase money
10 be paid Ia c.sh, aid the residue h. tWo equa IA
stslmeDts, with per cent. interest, at one aud
Two years, the purchaser 10 execute his notes.
CURED hy deed 81 trust on the entire p-Op srtv
Inch de- must provide for the tnaintanAucs sui
hCient insurance on the t-m'ses, and the payment
payable. II the terms Of sale be- complied vita
IN six days from the day of sale pro 2erty shalt
Ice ie-old upon i've days notice in
paper published IN city Of sshiugton. the a.
a. cost 81 the purchaser All convey anring az the
cost 81 the purchaser. A dep sit Of : egl = re-
qutred at the fall Of the hammer
. "a II NlNpEB, Surviving Trustee.
DUNCANSoN BROS Aucts I'D
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DIED.

,h1 sII. On the morning. Of July 10, 81. az
the Iesdence OF her sister-in law, Belya A Iccs-
ncoo, sAkah HANKS BENNETT. wife of Warren al
age. ~" so~i Vi ncf
mtnt. -''' vi Anter-
FLOOD. Afl0 OF clock O. m on the lO,h a Iul,
~, kDlrH CkASiN, aged I year, 6 month. snas
days, beloNed child OF Jsmssw and Man ! FIo-.t
fuherA thls day ~ 4s39 d. m from The r,-si.
oehee OF her parents, 800 G street southeast
hACffMANN. On July sth, lS77. FR.xc,.
h.aLLfs KAUFMAN, SOD OF : II. and sarah r.
unmsnn, aged H years and months
ne IuneraI VII take place from the resiianca ~
III parents, lOOO II street, WEDNESDAY evening
yuIy liIh al clock. Relatives and frOnds OF tSs
.s,niy NE invited 20 attend. The intermeut Vim
take place At Oak Hill cemetery
Morning papers please copy
MEesER On the evening OF July Q, ISL, MAR
sakkI MEsskR, aged II months, daughter Of George
~ SS ss on wedDesd.y, July n. ct p m, frss
PEIER. In Euicott City, Nd, on the sth a
July, lII, NARY, eldest daughter Of George wssh-
fngtOh Peter.
kEADY. On the 9Th OF July, ls7 MFcuAu
hEhpi, aged 40 years, . native Of Galway coanty,
Bis friends are most respectfully invited to attend
me funeral from bis late residence, No $40 1sfh
July llfh.
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How THOMPSON Cor A WIFE.-Lafayetta
4. Thompson, young man who owns O
farm in Huntington county, Indiana, near
Antioch, walked into the Home for the
Friendless, at Fort Wayne, Sunday, and
said he wanted TO look at the girls there with
the view OF choosing a wife. The girls were
trotted out, but the first chosen wouldn't
have Thompson. He then selected Annie
Lysher. who gladly accepted him Isfiat-
dpoiiS Journal.
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CHANOEkY SALE or IRON FOUNDRY AT
~ CObNER IRA AND L STREETS SOUTH

By virtue 81 decree passed by the Supreme -
'ourt OF the District OF Columbia. IN Equity .. Al
cause No. ass. VIII sell at public suction .aA.
IN front oi tie premses, on FRIDAY, July % h ,
lc'i' al u clock , m all that certain parcel Of
real estate IN the city OF Washington. u c, being
that part OF Square south Of Square No 49, bounded
ae follows: Beginning At the northeast corner 4
sad square aud running thence south nth the line
of 9Th street 50 feet, thence ives; % fact: thence
north ~ feet. and thence east % feet place
beginning. The improvements consist q q Brick
Iron Foundry.
Terms: One third cash, balance at and II months
with interest," secure bS deed Of trust prop
erty deposit oi 100 VIII be required Of the pur-
chaser at the time Of sale All convey ancing At the
expense Of the purchaser. III terms OF sale are not
complied with in ten days, the property will b. re-
sold the risk and of the defau ii ng
WM. Il. MATTINGLY, Trustee, All 40 st
WASH. II. WILLIAMS, Auct. Ie2I 3sx2w
- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, July 18Th, lS7, same hour and
place. By order Of the Trustee
I've WASH. u. WILLIAMS. Anctr
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BrFAMRRs FOR NEW YORK.

STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
The steamer, tOHN GIBSON and Il. q. kNl0hT
s S 1 s,sI ssw fSsa m
day at o'clock y. N , and AlexanuI.
every Monday at 3 O'Clock p. m.
Freights taken mt lowest rates. For information
apply at Office Metropolitan Bank, 18th street,
OF TO p. A. pENHAM, Agent, Water street,
Georgetown. SAMUEL BACON,
ap2l-tr President
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OLD
+ A 8 III 1 D N Z ID

Square Bar Soap I. the most economical to use
Pressing and wrapping are Of no possible benefit to
Soap, but are done to make 1t look attractive and
salable. PROCTOR CANDLES OLEINE SOAP
ID made Of Sdpoa fled Red OIL, the best material
knowa for producing hard, serviceable and efec-
tive Soap Its cut in one D. pnd bars, of convenient
and economical shape, and not wr.pped. The style
in which this Soap is cut and packed scves ell
less expense, enabling to sell q superior Soap
Much LESS ftR POUND than you are now paying
Tor an inferior article. Every bar Of the genuine
stamped "PROCTOR GAMBLE-CINCIN.
MATT OLEINE." Take NO. other Sold every.
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