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Circuit Court Proceedings.

The following is the disposition of
cases at the August Term of Lake Cir
cult Court:
Patrick M. Danaher VS.. Silas p.
Hovey, ejectment; verdict for plaintiff,
Amos Fiandt VS. Fred Mitchell,
Franklin s. Robbins and Chas. >.
Murray, trespass; verdict for plaintiff,
single damages, S24O, and willful tres
pass. On motion, the damages were
trebled.
Amos Fiandt VS. Franklin S. Robbins
and Chas. S. Murray; appeal, assump-
sit; settled, out Of court.
Jacob j.. Brown vs. VIM. McBain,
assumpsit; judgment for plaintiff, for
$327.lI.
Henry b. Pierce, VS. Minnie Pierce,
bill for divorce; continued.
VIM. Bigbee, VS. RObt e. Bigbee,
specific performance; decree for plain
tiff.
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/ The Fact Of the Business

Is, that I'm HAMILTON's JAMAICA
GINGER Tonic the people have found
the most effectual remedy for collie,
diarrhea, dysentry, cramps, choleri.
morbns, sour stomach, etc., ever offered
to the public. This remedy Is warrant.
ed to ,possess i'm q concentrated form all
the properties of pure Jamaica Ginger.
1t is active and efficient, and is suie to
prove its necessity i'm every household
by its high, tonic properties, its harm
lessness, and its prompt efficacy In re-
moving all disorders of the stomach
and bowels. Price 81 cent per bottle;
sample bottle, % cents. Sold by. w.
A. Burnam, Baldwin, Mich. !. ."' 80
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It's virtues are unqaestiond6tc and Its
curative character absolute, as the Uri-
ter can personally testify, both from er-
pcyienck and observation.
Among the many readers Of the Re
vie,D i'm one part and another OF the
country, II Is probable that numbers
are afflicted with deafness, and to such
it may be said: "Write at once to Hay
lock &c Co., Dey street, New York,
enclosing 81, and you will receive by
return remedy that will enable you
to hear like anybody else, and whose
curative effects will be permanent.
You will never regret doing so. p Ed
itor Of NeaO York Mercantile Reviet0,
Sept. 25. 1880.
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat
should be stopped. Neglect frequently
results i'm an Incurable Lung Dis
ease or Consumption BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TROCHES are GER
tain to give relief in Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Uughs, Cdtd'Th, Consunap'pe
and Throat Diseases. For thirty years
the Troches have been recommended
by Physicians, and always give perfect
tried, but having been tested by wide
and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained we'll
merited rank among the few staple
remedies of the aye. Public speakers
and Singers use them to. clear and
strengthen the Voice. Sold ut twenty
five cents box everywhere.
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We Can Assist You.

In disposing of that weak stomach,
those bilious complaints, that sick
headache, coated tongue, bad taste in
the mouth, prostration,. dullness that
mark the confirmed dyspepsia, we can
tell YOU of II remedy, Parp'etce's Dys-
pepsia Compound. II is no doubt the
most successful cure for Dyspepsia ever
known, otherwise we would not guar
antee it. Price per bottle 81; samples
l5 cents. Sold by w. A. Burnam,
Baldwin, Mich.
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Be Wise and Happy.

TT you will stop all your extravagant
and wrong notions In doctoring your
self and families with expensive doc
tors or humbug cure-alls, that do harm
always, and use only natures simple
remedies for all your ailments, you
will be wise, well and happy, and save
great expense. The greatest remedy
for this, the great, wise and good will
tell you is Hop Bitters-rely on 1t.
See another column. M
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Clothing.

You can save money by buying your
clothing of us. During the past season
we have enlarged our Clothing Stock
and added many styles for Men, Boys
and Children heretofore not kept In
this part of the State. Our large i'm
crease I'm sales In this department Is
proof that people will always nppreci-
ate good goods and fair prices.
COON, RUSSELL n co.
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OLlI llauGr a POSlllLa udlrduLit

That scrofula, erysipelas, salt rheum !,
boils, piniples, ulcers and nll humors Oh
the skin can be per naneitly cured ny
the use Of PARMEi.EE's GREAT BI<~D
PURIFIER. These diseasss s arise trom
an impure and disor,iered state of the
blood. If after fair trial has been
given, no relief IL experienced, return
the empty bottle and we Will rcfullu
the money. Price 81 per bottle; SAM
pie bottles i5c. Sold by w. A. Bur-
nam, Baldwin, Mich.
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THE cause of the American Bible So
ciety will he presented at Court House
Hail, Baldwin, on Sunday evening,
August 14th. All are cordially invited.
Services to begin at 8 o'clock.
A. III. CLAFLIN,
Agent for the A. B. s.
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important TO Travellers.

Special inducements are offered you
by the Burlington Route. 1t will pay
you to read their advertisement to be
found elsewhere i'm this issue.
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Mortgage Sale.


Default having been made In certain
mortgage land note to which II is collaterall
made Septembe ber 9Th, 1879, by Gordon Earl ana
Mary j. Earl, his wife, to Jerome Dickerson;
recorded In the Office of the Register OF Deeds
of Lake county, Michigan, September iOtll'
1870, at so o'clock a. m, in l.iber OF MORT
cages, on pages 5l2 and 5J3; on which mort.
gage (and nOte) there. Is claimed TO be secured
at this date the SUN OF Two liundrcu aho
Nine Dollars, and TO be now due thereon the
sum OF Thirty-nve Dollars; and no suit at law
or equity having been instituted TO recover
the money due thereon, therefore, notice Is
hereby given that said mortgage Will oe fore
closed by n sale of the mortgage Il premises 10
satisfy the amount due thereon and costs, AT
public auction to the highest bidder,
On Friday, the 7th Day of October,
1881, nj nine o'clock n. IN. of that day, nt the
fruiit door leading 10 thet iIcuit Court Rooms
i'm the Village of Baldwin, Lake county afore.
said, that being the place of ihe circuit court
for said connty. The said niortgaged prcniis-
es arc described as follows, viz: The North
Half OF tho Seuth East Quarter of Section
Twenty -cight (2s) in Township Nineteen lls)
North, OF Range Eleven QD West; eighty
aclcs more or less. 4UH
Dated July 18th, 1881. l..-.,e.,>,,
.G JEkOME DICKERSON,l 2
TAGGART Il WOLCOrr,t Mortgagee.)
Attorneys
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m cuias % Mt nee 10 those VINO sIsh g epgse
n Ln.wn. EvrrytbisG, new. Cepn! NOT re-.
Ne guIrcd We vim lnr,ish ron everything; elo
cry snd upwards u easily msoe w,Inout
e,cr Many new. .xorkcrs wanted ~ opce.. Nary
are mfiir tories Al the buzincfs. led!op ness
Is ,.,, rash - m: ssS {ogs! RS{s ara ~ 40 :
a more poQey svsry az tnss 81. = ns1s = q ?
ss Z T. ssiEEST Co. CO.. fss;i.sa' S n '' n:is: -
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For Sale.

The Eost hnIf of the Southeast Quarter Sec.
tion ~ rowp I7-l2 10 acres improved, bal
ance chopped ready To log; good buiidinys-
for 500, cash.
Two SITS OF Harness. Two Good Farm Wag-
ons. Pnlr Trucks, and Farming Utensils
Two Yoke Heavy Work oxen, anu one Year :
FOR further particulars, enquire of +. camp
hell, baldwin, Mich, or apply on the premis-
cs 10 the subscriber. l.. y. DANbERhf.
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NEW REVISION 'st"%sss "%sss1rsr
y NEW TESTAM ENT.

A. made by tic most eminent sc iolnrs OF
r. ,glrnd and America. IA the Price OF Cores
pondirs Eiglst. .EsiIon. Large type, linen tu-
er-enlcnrarL d paper, elegant binding. AseR
ars,,c .'com,rs,ensiys History ot the tiis and us
TraasiStionJ' Including full account OF the New
Revision given 10 subscribers.
Best chance for agents ever offered. Scho
stamp fOr particulars ut once.
The Henry Bill PLIlshlns Co.. Nor~i,h. Conn.,
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i. O. Patterson ,

G. w. Manwaren, M. ID.
Physician and Surgeon. Office and
dwelling on Seventh st.. east Of Bald
win House, Baldwin, Mich.
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SosCs Gs'0iss, Grass Seed,
Hemp, Rice, EUervsr 80.
No man c,n 90 it so wei by I'D.
1t does tho work OF 8 men.
It has stood the test of yenrs. Ra-
ceived First Premium at 81 State
Fairs I'm 9 years. Good, Substantial.
Reliable Machine. warranted to do nil
that 10 claimed for Il
Price only $500. @
Send stamp for descriptive circular.
GEO. w. BRown. Agent,
+. Chicago. Ill
GOODELL COMPANY,
ANTRIM. n. II,
Col. rt..r..f.s
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Tho's Nmurthwaite,

Attorney at Law and Solicitor In
Chancery. Real Estate and Insurance
Agent. Office in Court House building,
baldwin. Mich.
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IlE>oylL.

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$4,000 O.. lice Pope.
.o,,ld. Duke Of Albany. is reported To- Boz
alo.t to taat unto hIr~lf a wiz.
q, .f.,,,i,,. D,,,,as has bcrome n rrapIft,ber
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t y. i.r...'., ID, vb.i, al, .'...J mn ~ tit..
.,..t., r.,,.,r ,,..t the Earl Of Ro..b,r, in.
,.l. Give. i.p tl. turf having been persuaded to
.,.l.,,i. ,,rrs. hra CLERGYMAN WHO HIS c.u.ti-
.u.rI lIus,.i %, lalta. iuuAl adviser
r1..p.,. Iobt stafford Nort'cot.. t,irl s,n Of Aha,
'I.,Ir,, sir Stafford No,tlro,.. ha. ms, br.n
.....L.,il.ff, ...,ud lanobt.r of Csn6p r,r,,r
.i, p.t.. ,i,ni.I.r. o,l N,. Cl.l.,,u,. attended,
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'hr '' nf. ahd D''h o'ihIS pi''"'ir'1 lh'
H.--.n". lhr hr'" wore ~ .iF Hi'li % % ANA "a
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gnoex 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.


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MICS with capital of s5o,00o0oo and himself as
president was a war correspondent Of The Ncc- York
Hyald. In a communication TO The Cincinnati Com
n0oai from Louisville, KY, be alludas to the plans
of General Sherman for the western campaign a.
Visionary and gave out the idea that he was in.aue
sherman took The matter greatly t0heaT and IN hs
IrIIabIiy and excitement asked 20 Dee relieved aul
wa, ordered for time 20 some small post IN Mis-
sour. Mr.. Willard d married TO "a daughter a tho
late William Lloyd Garrison.
The Roman g'ssils re relating anadl story con-
cc1irg tie delegate sent by the municipality 10 at
tend the Caldcron Festival a. Ma,id II was do
cidcd by the municipality that for The Syndic 10 70
TO Madrid. in such q manner as the Syndic Of Rome
should go. would be too costly an affair. II was
then thought thatnoboly could be sent moro appro-
priatoly s.ch an cfrand than SignorPetro Co,,a,
himself a Municipal Councillor and a sc.ebnted
and very successful dramatic poet. But il wa.
rcColl .otcd that Cossa not IN position TO take
on his own shoulders the expense; and the munich
pltr not seeming 20 be inclined 20 send him az ne
pnblc ro.t nothing more was for some divs sail on
tlr subject. Ihcl IL began - be tali ed ab0ut that
b.k. I.f.ofTio Was - 20. Tie millionaire Duke
would. ne doubt, do the thing splsmdidly and IN
such st} a~ fo do honor ut lr,,t to Hnmfl uagii
renee. Aoh0uv Glcalaei Tor an instant that ths
ioHr1'i would be- aIdr otlrrwlse tii.u at tho Drkcs
oHu rA 1en~c; and cy,rH body was content. Now.
t.t Dstc has returned th' rcpfpsrr awe journey
hos i.ru made with an duo spite, dor bnt Rour',
millionaire rrprt~ ltafite has presented bis httie
blIl oi 1000 franc tor nls Expenses.
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I'm substance. % per cent of al grua COM
I'm. to N,u-lori has been taken from thr
NrU-Yoik Ccuuml. - per cent by ihr Erie
and 3 peg cent by fhc Pennsylvania. THE Erie
is recovering pant Of the trihc formerly
wrc-icd from 10. such a mere transfer oi
m-m,-, from one huc to another does uo
harm to jLc country as whole. no. Is Il an
indication of disaster.
Che most significant event of thr past wees
has been tlc placing OF LARGE lpag, by "o
railroad companies. uuder clcum tang Nurh
urnyc that % vast mnut of c.p.a is
-.ll seeking employment in hi, malhcL
TIE bid, for the Hannibal ard ST. Joseph
loan amouu;,.l To 9,OOJ,uOO-tAirtccn times
ih, sum required. 70 caunot bee said tiHt this
MS because tlc bonds ol tIl ror are deemed
except .oualiy desirable. n, eight peg cca;s arc
quoted at -. and the new loan was ,abon at
prices which yield about . per cent 10 the
investor, while some other corpora. IONS can
barrow 40 lower rates. But thc bidding did
prove thit 40 least 100000 e. money was
then unemployed, and ii is obvious that the
Whole amount thu. seeking Investment here
must be- many times as crca, as tAc sum offered
upon % -ia-o loln, 90 ID distant railroad which
has been falling behind IN its earnings thi,
year.
The Treasury has received S5G0o0o0O Of
coupon hy,s here and $240OQ.OoO az London,
for continuance at Big per cent. SD that culy
y5-, 100000 remain to be paid or extended.
OF the rce led fycs, il will be known hy
the end of week how many an Co bc paid,
but msica, S7IO0p,OoO, as WIS at irst
supposed, . amount viii certainly be les,
than So, 900. Hence the amount Of pay
meuts Ia be mnde after August 10 VIII be
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first OF all. His couselcss ard faithless rcsig-
nation has given the Democrats majority IN
the Senate, and enabled them 70 keep the
State Of Ncw-York uucprc~ented Indefinitely
if they are base enough 10 do so. lie Is re-
spensible next because his influence and efforts
have caused the bolt of about thirty Republic
can members, Who refuse 10 accept The formally
expressed viii of % majority Of rho party.
But he and lis boilers 1te not alone no
blame. A great dead falls on memheTs
Who have v...d against Ma--rs. O"uiding
and Plate, bat have wasted month 10y
refusing 10 vote for any candidate who c'' he
elected. Some excuse they had, as long us q
majority Of Republicans bad not united uron
any candidate. Now they have nono. HE
prolonged deadlock. and the oTparf nifty e''n
10 Democrats TO dispute the validity OF amy
election that uay bee made, VIII boz Justly
CHARGED to them Dog nm ind. uaut people a-
wei as to Mr Conh,.n- and his boi'ci-.
These members win have ID answer to con-
satlent.. and to public opinion ior ali Che
consequences of au actnal nilUe to elect Sem
ator. ly hi. Legislature. il the dcadloch Is
prolou 4 mach further 10y thcir refusal 70
support any candidate whose cicouo" is l'.si-
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It is q little early yet, but in n day or two
we ought 10 know something definite concern
Inc the movements and identity of the new
comet which is now attracting 80 much aticn-
ton. Al that can positively bc asserted M
present is that it has come mp from the south
and is probably the comet discovered by DR..
Gould at Cordoya on Juuc that il has a
nucleus or head of considerable bri.htucs.
with tail of uncertain lcpgth, variou,y c.t-
mated according to the kccnucss of cyesigh
Of the observers 40 from c.ht to twenty de-
grees; and that il is travelling n0rthward M
an apparent angular speed of -four degrees per
day. and viii consequently hc visible all
through the night ~ some weeks. What wc
do not know are the elements VI rs orbit
whether it is ap.roachius or rcccding from
the earth, what It's path through space is,
whether this path is identical with that Of any
previously recorded comet, and Whcihor the
strange visitant is Likely to return. When uc
mathcmaticians have determined these points,
which they can readily do after three exact posi-
tions of the comet have been secured, we shall
be able TO map down tho course OF the wan
derer and forctell the changes in its nightly
appearance.
II is doubtful if the present comet is the
same as that Of 1907, but this can only be de-
teImined by comparison Of their elements
since the general appearance Of the same comet
differs 80 greatly on its successive visit
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determined this week, while the redemption
of six per cents begins at once. There Is no
sign Of monetary strngency. and the heaV!
disbursements TO be made this week viii come
upon a market already plethoric with money.
United States bonds have virtually ceased To
come from abroad, and the deluge Of other
securities, which some feared, has not taken
place but IT is also true that American stocks
are not being bought by foreigners with ms
much ayidity as they were some weeks ago.
and that tie produce exports continue smaller
than at this season last year For some months
TO come, at all events, tie money market VIII
stand IN no need OF help through foreign inn
p0i1rons of specie.
The conflict of information re-arling the
crops las not ceased, but thc later accounts
ars decidcdiy more favorable. 4 yield Of
wheat rs large ~ that of last year ia not eX-
pectcd, and Il is quite likely that such "a yield
would be % great misfortune, sjDce foreign adj
vices appear TO Indicate that the crops IN
Euopc'Wi.l lc comparatively fuil. The mole
Conservative opinion. however, is that the de-
,u.l~e is not Likely to bring the crop of tbs
country below that Of 1s7? tlcn the largest
ever luoWn The elaborate statistics of Tie
Cwrit si,c promise Of n cotton crop TAR eN-
c,cd'ug even the unprecedented weld of 1850,
provided the weather docs not prove unlaYor-
9lIc hereafter
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GLALRIL NOIES

Only the second instance in history Of an
escape from l,lA scf,tude la siberia if hat oi mo
socialist ,oirr, cb. Hlo recently reached switzerland
ln r.Ic9, AFTER maAJ l-iioha i'fenttIes.
Germany is in fair way 10 undergo an nc.
toes OF thc pedestrian craze. Pr,-siln crcnatarls
cr,l.rd genuine srusatior ln Berlin hy walking
Ming a1.n.t aols,a. and has undertaken 10 wnh
froil lciliu 90 MaGr.buIe more than ninety miles, IN
l. hours. and 90 NI,rua in iour dass.
\ small picture by Lcmun was recently
stolen from the Louvre Paris Few tays afterwarl 10
vas returned hy a porter. who entered the Keepers
nutcroom. Laid down parcel aud quickly Departed. On
ol,u.nV thc parcel r missing picture was found inside,
carefully wlaurriil d i- said H. have been carried III
h loItlf artist. "n ao struck with rciunIse, rctd.Ded
% DO iuc manner drs'iinth'
4 considerable amount Of clerical time has
bD.l devoted recently IN n Treasury Department q
Ma-HIn-fru 10 sending ot stcreOiyled negative replies
i.in uiii.s whether there really premium mo
0rst issue = silver dollars II 1873 which the
appelf- So have eight ta feathers. Upward 81 million
obese p,c struck aad is,ued. and they Of
u1 more ,Ir h1h Other dollars. 1c dollar strlck II
.nc, tlr pg-i i-sac Show but seven feathers 20 tho
ca.'r- 80 owing 10 o change o. the position NJ 10
arrow hc ca-e bods ~ its talon, By which one of no
tai.. aiIrf. q. .nnc'ted
A fir gauge Of the progress tie Porte il
nii. m tho irt Of government is found "a ieod.erees
at,It PROMULGATED lu Con-fanuuopIe. One Orders
r- s woiu,n a ranks. 20 wear THICKER ya'hnlak',
no. 4.. The other aho. .r- thr ioeHi pns',au G.iu.
t.a irh had ,,i-t, i, MANY year,. bIi .- orrins-
fpa 1853 abominah'c ihat uo one '.'r dreamed Of I-
ts ting bitter ol Importance fo d. Under ihe almnis-
trs-i.u nl VT seli1nora .ovrrrr. % rlp..g improved,
a.u ... h.-.lIrra ,olt'ar AMI rr hlfne Institution.
ef .,...,4: t.r' 30 fI btcs info PEI. oi rnfs. Tae
I.l.t I.. raa s.I '..t DO aii.- t.at .i .ord ns
.....r. ~ r0..,.4 a.-l,I o.taee. cua.I ..t0.s
...'u-f 81, 90. .cI..l.it
SIR. IT. =. Barron. secretary of hle Swimming
I.. o. +. ..s.f . Ia d. F.. q.
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rs 10 be altogether misleading. Details OF the
paths of about 800 comets are on record, and
when a new vIsitant is seen, and its path as
certaincd, comparison is at once made with the
orbits already known. In this way 1t VIII
soon hc settled whether the present comet and
tlat of 1907 aec alike If their orbits agree
substantially, then they are two appuiuons OF
the same body. If the orbits are different,
then the comets nrc different, as no two comets
have ever been known To travel iu the SAME
saith. The comet cf 1907 according % the
calculations of Be-scl, The great German mathc-
maic.an and astronomer, las a period of
LIZA y-ar. liable To- reduction to l'l"5
soar.-aud it il diHcllt to understand how 1t
could return now unless ou tho theory that
its rrN, has been greatly changed BY The &C.
t.ou of thc planets. E1t in passing through
thc .,lar system, a. Professor NsVc'mo lHls
shown. tie comet i.d met approach amy OF the
iarscr planets. The probabilities. therefore,
seem to Indicate that the LcW comet is no, d
return of ,lst of l-U7.
Il is sometime, asked what would ie ,hr ro-
suit If q comet anl TIE earth were TO come
into collision. 1;lc chances of s1cl am o"'u-
renee arc. however,. 30 slight TINT practically %
collision i, impot .ib'r Even ~ it -houl1 hap-
pcn tlc general opinion OF scientific w.n loans
O., the hriDi ,lat the comet would ice OBJ, Only
sufferer. Occasionally the earth approaches very
close To- one OF these iu itifc-, and j. believed to
have actually passed tlrou t'.r TIL oi ihc
.rat court oI l96l-l comet which iu several
particulars raomhl.d lie one hoV Visible.
The Only rcl it of the Tl-s1er $50 FIR aF any
roHid be- traced Vas % peculiar pho-' h"r-
O.. reuco az illumination of the eiy. similar I'D
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