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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
A SIMPLE RINtoY FOR coLO Fttl

4 SlNPLt NtNtOf TON COIU fttI =
stand erect snd very gradually lift
Yourself up ca the tip. ~ the to-., go
A. Ia pat up al the ienhons II the foot
at full strain .thl. l. not a. bop 90 jump
up sni dosn. bat simply "a ri.c-ihc
slowcr the better upon tip,ocl, aud ~
main standing on the point II th. toe.
a. long as possible. then gradually come
"a the natural position. Repeat this sew
rral time. anil, by the amount ~ work
the tip. ~ the to- are made Ca Do IN
sustaining tie hniy's weight, sufficient
and li,rl, circulation !. obtained. \
heavy pair 1T ~oolen stockings drawn
o,,f thin cotton ones l. also r~commend'
ci ior k~'plng the feet warm. aud Al
the same time preventing their becoming
tender ard sorv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

Han IIACE 10 RE.IpENCE.-Mr. Far
west at Florida hotel The lady you
we're talking Ia appear. Ia be- person
~ very high social standing"
Mr.. farNest-"she j.. She knows
ever, body worth knosing."
"Wherr dee. .he llyef'
In New York, presume. heard her
say .he spent slx month. of every year
Ia Florida sui the other .ix Ia Maine"
y. \. Weekly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

T. ths trtI.t.rs uf Aa-tin NsAui.tsF Il
Alauf. iu o. tauutf 20 oxfuri AT stats
70 Ma.nr. tussIttrf tsgttsr
Yea az EFfvHf u.fidssi Tat sta ~ aVpr,t
raI ~ en- 1uiEy 20 a. tuut - iu-tltcnsy
Or ssIf surtF So ~srss1.i Nrstiug 20 ~ 0rssl
tfs Pro- ais t.sIrt ru-rn lu iaris in AL tuuuty
un WEDNESDAY tirF .th las n NaY 4 ~ lei
M n.rr ,.lask In ths fsryna-sn. Zoe siu gpfsrt
p Har-s.ft- asIsrIIugIF Gitrn un.isr ny han
at o. orier q taau this 80 lay II
ArrfI a n IsI
liiEEttk e DAVIS Register 20 ths tour
20 tI-a.tvurg fsr adj tauutY 20 uNfsrt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

lie had fingered long. aud after al
lebce .he remarked: "Do you know.
rally believe papa thinks you're dead"
"whyf' because he has twice referred
20 you az tile late Mr.. smith,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

salt. heated dry and applied In bag. To
thu outer surface, over the scai ~ To-
fammatlou or congestion. will give al
mo.t Instant relief. While the application
~ a strong bot solution ~ ALT In water
90 vinegar acts Ike magic upon tooth
ache, cinchc, neuralgia headache. and
~ that broad 20 distressing ills.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

TIIT suh-eril-r hsrrbv rive pablo notics
that b. la ts.n daily spt-dutssi ~ ths lsnaf
abis Iuige of Probate fsf a. t"unty - oxford,
ani s.sumel ths trlst - Administrator ~ the
estate -
ALFIEU> u ENrO> tais - Brownhsii
| In All Csunty, der.a.-i. hY giving bot A. ths
as dircsts D. thstfsrv rtlursts All Tsrsons
ihisttst o. ths estate - sai 'iscsa-ssl ~ rnaks
I ium..liats payment. ant tissss WIN have any
I dsmani. tilsfvon a. sxhlhit tlie same o.
Aprii %. lot. JAY l.. fRlNk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
4, t,,..ilat a,.i.u

m ~ ln drvNlful silsi-u-rl What
doT uu sKi-vt 81 o. sh,n you gru~ up'
--soui ~ IN uu~lrtt~-ani yuu'
Fr.i I--s-Ncll don't kuos Uhtil
thi. dr,a.ifll mystery =. o. uiy Tarrntag-
d. clrAry,i up. ,io not kuos wh~th-f a. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
GAP Ala PRODUCES CAD stAlrH.

nAO NV N.NNNsA@NF 49,
N ,ou nnd frosted Nindos-paues
damp pillows aui VALE. and feel lam
gulf, With probably a slight headache
v len Yea wake ga q cold morning, yuu
can feel prtty sufv that the ventilation
l. impcri-ct. when a." air l. shut ou'
o. keep cat the cold, many suii.f frum
~. 700 eifyyt. ~ an insufficient supply 81
oxygen. ani the breathing ~ air charged
With raflonIc acid and other delcteriou.
.uhstanvc. ihfosu 20 by eNhalniion.
Tic sNtlsuc,s 20 bad ventilation may
not o. decidedly marked, bat ID" sileni
and lnsiiious injury o. health guc- GA.
\ family can D. comfortable With lcs.
heat and more ffc.h air than u generally
supposed. and, Ia ruoms heated 10y fur
mace ar stoves aud lighted by ga, too
much carr tvgariing ventilation cannot
- .NEF,at.fsl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
REPRESENTATIVES. sAYs

when she was girl tia; her mother
gave her sulphur aud molasses To purify
her blood, but she now gives sulphur
Bitters To her grandchildren, As IL 10 the
best medicine abe ever saw.-The Father.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

Fraucv. ~psiu and Portugal az The
hone - tbs R0u.ano, language
- safm au August ! never kues H.
f.rs
Ns ra.pi-rfis- afv fiIs alrysiy
I'D sbs have The safarts ls-t isht'
TLr sunIsn drvs a.. earl
= The I-ri~. logato-, cardinals aud 9th
srs wrr, in the cathedral
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

That w. q curious omission 81 let
ter that Jone. made Ia writing "a hls
friend smith, who had gone fishing. In
al. epistle he wrote, "Drop me lie nov
and then And now they do not speak
"A hen they mas. by.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

You can't make a ak purse out ~ a
SOW. ear. but Won can make Congress
man out 10 ANYTHING that has reached
the required age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
pANA's .. "GuARANrrrp" 10 cuRr

Father coming In upon them At II 30
"Jennie, don't you think it, about time
10 90 90 beds'' Daughter. "why, yes,
papa. What on earth keep. you up so
latsr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

was sight "a behold and was unable
To euIoy life at all. Nov I am the pie
iurc Of health aud can eat anything
What did IT, sulphur Bitter. cured me
Of Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint, after
suffering two years.-w. II. Bowman,
Manchester, ". n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
cAsroR OIL FOR WARTS

Castor oil. Il !. aid, u REGULARLY at
piled each day a. a wart, will remove u
without leaving a scar. III" time u
take. may try IA" pttienc" II ~" u'"f'
from two a. IN weeks bring required
bat u faithfully use,l Il will remove tn
mo.t obstinate warts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

You can alWays distinguish your
frieiids from your enemies hy observing
that the former sgrce with You when
you say harsh things about yourself.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

One ~ the times when you ought Ia
be sure To love your neighbour a. yourself
|. When YOU trade horse. With him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
DANA. sARs,rAmLLA GUNS.
Two YEARS AGO,

sanso.--"lIad times make money
scarce" Rodd.-"Nes; bat not nearly
50 scarce az a real Jolly good time does"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

\ psludrnme ia ssnieucy that rvai'
az. .suir backward anil iorgari. licrv q
ons. ooipg--sr,i - ~ letter., vhich = sup
pl-s,I o. have l-sn s,,ossu BY Lannon'S
eaffIHr
s.AI. 4. al animal
s.lga .Ats-l
sisa T-r~,uAl pronoun
gCis. \. = uss,i in a g.ma
t1st NJ. %. 10 cur
30. ii. an iusr,ri
y ia II. buiIt d, an ins-rt
I. a.. IN. H. nrCr>ssry % liic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

DrRsuANT % lcer.e frvm ths Hon. Jadr,
j % frohate for the county ofOtfori. Z .hal
eel AZ psblic aaetian. on ths sixth tsy u Jane
A. u. i-si, 81 ten oeis-k In the forsns-on oa ths
prtmi-e-, al the rtxtt. title AMI ibtsre-t uhish
thsrie. y. Ricssrisoa late Of Ramfof,t. IN .sii
toanty, decreased. hal IN AMI o. tn foll.~tnz
dssenlsri real estate, VIA. a 10 of hni sitasf.
81 on the east SHE Of kihs River, In Rsmfor,i,
knovn as the Thomss Rot rts Intervals. con
tanning about -ix ser~s.
D'' 'A'' w wS All (, fE, a n s, la-,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
rRr p,SA's sARslrAHLI.Ai

II doe. not folloW b.cau.e humility I.
= good thing you must humilste all the
people you are able.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

Kidney troubles II taken In season ave
easily cured with Johnson's inodyne
l.lnlment. Iact.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

4 noble giit to the world, DR.. John
son left Ia .iohn.on's Anodyne Llnlment.
MANY bless him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
A M.,,., OF Y.., V,.-.

High Jints-IIelp. help' Cool, helpl
Mr.. Cod What arr You kicking up
such row about
High Jinla-DOn't you sse how I'm
hNcR
Mr.. C.ol-Yos. bat never Jaw yOu In
q hole set yun couldn't cuwl cut Of
Oncc a Week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
sIAsoNAalI suoolsIIoNs.

Cerre.ros-isnos on tsvlss 81 in,sf..i ethe i.ie.
gotGss. Uxf ori b,sno- rsi, rsris. Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

pAxA'- ABSOLUTELY crRrs pi..
TAsI'"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
One Bottle
Effects a
Radical Cure,
Ma

MAJ -. 80.
DAs. SIRs.FaRitIA Ca.
Gssh uish o. testify o. ths ra.lf =
your Sarsapafila faf saur tr. Ii'i
have been troubled viih my kidn",~
bring 0hligrl o. ~ the vessel many
times during the night. en- ' ...
morning the ufinAl deposit s"l.I .h'.
dense. milky appearance ..'...'
leaVinga buck Coloful stain Il or. '.''
uhiCh you'll rrguifr sCrubarg b. .'i.
cate. Ahout three month. ago m.i '.i
agent, Mr.. ~lmp.on. b. alyisei r'i ' on .
bottle - youi Sarsa.af,Iia. al After ..-.-
urrng ! ~ try u, anl am fHr-.I ~ N
that the Fssalt 10 truly v0nllFffaI ri
M longer obhgr,l % 90 up in on.
my urine has NJ sediment. ani fr,l i.h
ths ONE hottie uhich I have ia.',
has effected q RADICAL CURB
chseffully recommend DANAN >Nh'A
fAlslii.A - an psrsons afilirl % .
have been.
Yours respectfully,
GRO. y. MARSHALL
IreI.ras No
YO'us'iy cu.ioa,- Aoa.s osssf. roruasi NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

To s.ls ss-..t-.s.n. g.sra.iss.i - So,
fsfsfy ss.rs fssf1sfs affhs sfssaH.t i.--'
AifasFs, frfrfTslr, fafiFfsfiaa. Zee
Isfis. Niit hsIfaflf. Kssla'4 AtfsH
hislfssfs, Fssssis HsHiafss. faH..a.
sfai isAilifF. Iruffi8as ~ a. sac. III
80 Hsasrt. san Elssa, NFrAl.lIt.
Earsera, C1ftasflfs. Ttrsfs, OF ~
1altfiaf Islses, nlia o. "a Naafs A.
DANA sARsA PlHIkLA CO, 6sfafr -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

Tailor made gown. still hold the popu-
lar favor.
The fancy for black goods extends
even Ia the mulls.
All Jacket. ami basques are much long
or Ina the skirts.
4 good deal Of silver braid IL used on
light cashmere dresses.
New trimmings are very elegant
much gold aud silver thread 10 used In
them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
No. .s-C.. y.. Gees. Ne

No. fs.-C.s Ns. Gssss Nc
Cst 81 ms hssl ani Singular act.
cut ~ my tail AMI p'arsi spysar
Cat % uy tail AMI he % ~ondFuns fact.
Athsaxh my miihls'. isft. tLsrv'. n"'hlhs
hsre.
What i rny bad at on 4 -saaiing -
What |. ay tail cut oct A npstas river.
Pa In ths ocsaa's lsPths fsafle~- play,
Oliver u s~estUsi s04n.ls yst mute torvNsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
The Kellogg Mixed Paints

u.srs' ussis jsarssl' .sn - s.llsi nv. -.
sSen.>ssea - Sso. r. Esssa . Co, - sS'~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

n. ~. - go, 100 r,rl.l..a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
Delicious, White, Puffy, Whole
some Loaf Bread
AND BISCUITS
Ns,is. Of >.ssad w..,i.s Of ,r.ai,s..
zee Ia.sl,.asy.

Iuiasiuah.r uus trtai 81 oau,iuo. yoa.
urTsu a la.-sIrn stat Asyuts. rortani Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

ANrATS make iaa TTE cGsT nst on ~ Ger
Au6N Sect. belts. Brusbes, taflsfs a
NMeliiins. ssmplss ffve. Witt nv W
Ilsi.lxman, 80 nr-lvay. NY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-30
PORTER'S CENSUS.
+. VIII be Ripped Up the Back
by Congress.
DISCHARGED CLERKS 7kLK
re, rglres OF Which the Congressional
Appor ionmeG, IS Bosed.
When The Cor ct Reports Came in They
Were Changed AZ Conform tn the
Estimates An Inspector
With0u; a Reward.
DISCHARGED CLERKS 7kLK,
More Rotten Every nay.

81 70. TO .r, ,.-...--o, -.
NI-HiNeI"N, J"IA al he Gl9Illlss s'il..' VI
rrra, numbers Oh census EN- IoSes prolL-
.,'- 20 bring about me ulscio- ire Oh soLile
= lie t-'aIler oil 'ht 'Nsh,h Gems Us.
ln- u1ia ol me 'e.IeI. lIoSg "i ~
l.ge D'rA "A''i3tR9u VIE piuua".S ~
tested ut '"""i'H0l'Ial 'oi'iii'llleo WI
soon after ne htN. congress IS oLsail i',,
The -'e'' oil l'oi > census IaS O e.i
~ gi'Hl .''''l .''t 4l'
ul'-d ~ y, Pc',A D. j. he1IT VIZ i.1'te
'Ip.- H'. '"' ''.l7'' "li' W ,LiI ~.
f.-oir.--e' ~ ne ny. 80 - ,; ~ Va
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-30

CHAPTER Ethel Jones, the heroine of
the story, is the daughter of Philadelphia
business man. with no social ambition for
his two daughters. Mrs. Jones, however,
desires them to shine in society. The
father dies. leaving his family in rather
straitened circumstances. Thanks to the
management of the mother and Ethel's ex-
perience at Miss Msyburn's school, Ethel
becomes acquainted with Lofty Hathorne,
and through ncr enters society.
CHAPTER Describes Ethel's first dinner
party at Mrs Hathorne's, which she enjoyed
tremendously, flirting 4 good deal with
Messrs. Mason Temple, Algernon Fairfax
Van Strouslaer, Penn Charter and Brans-
combe Boullter She met ana was much
impressed with Mr. Middleton Hall, q sen
sible man who had been friend of her
father.
Chapter describes Ethel's first winter.
She is discreet and makes Q general sue
cess, but is annoyed by tile necessity, espe-
cially at her first assembly ball, of restrain
ing her desire to be too unconventional.
She decides to marry well before the close
of the next winter, Mr.. Charter being her
proposed victim. Her mother promises to
90 to NalTagansett during the summer.
Chapter details the occurrences of the
season at Narragansett. Ethel flirts with
Bran Boulter, and receives a proposal OF
marriage from Middleton Hall, which she
refuses He goes TO Germany. Winter
comes on. and Charter proposes and is ac-
cepted Then Bran Boulter, whom Ethel
supposed to be proof, follows suit, to be re
jected of course, and then Middleton Hall
returns and proposes again, but vainly
Her marriage to Charter takes place, and
Ethel's mother is happy. So is Ethel
after fashion, for she really likes her nus
band.
CHAPTER describes the wedding trip to
bf ,,afI md ha y
couples first summer at Newport. Their
set is very fast. Among those they know
well are kaaterskili Langton and Capt.
Rraynlt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-30
Bailey Captures Them.

500 To- inc Gazette.
., ..dAlNNEY, Collin COUNTY. Ten. july
H. m, me debate on the sub-treasury bill by
in,r -'.,,l le ana Hon. J. W Bailey drew an
i5rs So etDWd. DR.. Macune spoke in the
w ,s-..l-' making a splendid speech. and
- rss repeatedly cheered. His speech was a
, -. OF former utJerances on this sub
gso ~ MN, In the afternoon Hon. J. W.
sim S!'oAe He had spoken but short
be s,,C men ms audience began 10 climb on
i.or g w.. anu ana, crowd the stands No atten-
c91.5 Is pad tothe heat. Repeated efforts
,2tiI a not keep the audience seated The y,
t, t D,g,,h.ocratic farmers would become bows
pSI- ~ lney would jump and cheer. This
IN H. ron. A j. Streeter spoke again,
say ;e-9 speech he replied to Mr.. Bailey.
.rS g. 10 or PETER is speaking this afternoon.
condirio ,Uos occasion to explain the financial
s omstNi. OF the country. 1t is evident that
answering. speech needs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-30

,,,,, has revealed the fact that nost OF
- within important artesian areas ana
. ~. ,.q.er NAV be had almost anywhere py
~ - s,+csian wells. One Of the greatest
Ian areas Of Texas, perhaps, the Fort
',.,-,b-Waco. comes into it along its west
W bor5er. For a long time it was not
-, mat any other artesian area than
90. sv+ended 70 it, but of l..e q new area
- taar discovered, taking 5 wlters
I w. . al; rerent locality than that supply
10 -, rlrt Worth Waco artesian area.
~ 1- s--esisn wells at Dal'ls are in this
-. -erently discovered area.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-30

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WAY, EA1L couarY, TIE, Feb. II, Iso

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glunEoN, Hamilton COUNTY. TT,

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Reyolu,Ion Against Hippolyte.

10 II ld Reyoiutioa Against Hippoiyte'
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WBrEcAsr1E, IA, Jan. s.. Isoi.

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WICHITA FANS. Txx.. Feb. 8. ism.

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COWEFT CIA., 7 Sd ., i65E-
DEAR Suas-I am wei pleased with the de-
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expected from the price asked. think it would
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Cross CUT, BROWN COUNTY TEX, Aug "A, 1890
GAZETTE-The Webster's Unabridged Die
tionary bought OF you is Just splendid-worth
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ROANOKE, TEL. Feb. 1. 1891
Editor Gazette,

DEAR SIR received Webster's Dictionary.
It is very useful book, and is needed in Sl
families The price, $40, for dictionary and the
Daily GAZETTE is very cheap. The dictionary
u worth the money That both cost
JOSEPH GRACE
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MosrAeuE. TEX. Jan. 81, 1881.

CONFERENCE.-THE Webster Dictionary 1 re-
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have examined and am pleased beyond expec-
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REGENCY, TEX. Aug. Is, $50

hEGENCf, lex, Aug. 10 tu
Received the Webster's Unabridged. Con-
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Tna Ga,rAt,

ToREsTBURG, TEX, aug. O. 1890.
Foe Ga2stte, Fort Worth. Tex:
As cheap edition, TIE GAZETE's Original
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LAsPAsAs, TEX, Feb. g. 1881,
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GKHTs-The dictionary sent 70 ne as prem,
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GESTLEaEN-Your dictionary received and
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REox7, TEX, jan q. .Rl

Editor Gazette, Fort Worth, Tex.
DEAR Sm-I think tia dictionary ths most
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given with . newspaper. Yours. etc.
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RuNNELs. TEX. Feb. 70. I'D,

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