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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-04-26
Children in Holland.


Wandering through the crooked
s.reets of the little fishing village of
Schereningen. from which the famous
Dutch watering place takes its name,
[ heard many shouts of laughter issu-
ing from a garden inclosed by high
walls. The gate was open, and peeped
in. NV curiosity was rewarded by one
If the sweetest sights l have ever wit
messed. About twenty little Dutch
maids and lads, their ages varying
from three to six years. were enjoying
game of ordinary American tag,
while a little attendant of about twelve
years stood by, busily knitting while
she watched them. A bell sounded !;
hey all fell in line behind the little
xnitter and walked demurely. two by
two. in q serpentine line around the
garden and disappeared in a long hall,
At the door of which each child took of
is little wooden shoes and held them
n one hand behind its back. says a
writer in the Washington Star.
In the meantime the principal came
out and invited me. by signs. to enter.
In the hall I noticed the little sabots
laid orderly side by side. There were
three halls in the kindergarten; in each
were fifty children, between the ages of
three and six years-the girls in gowns
to their ankles, held out in balloon
fashion with haircloth petticoats, little
white shawls pinned over the shoulders
and caps covering their straight yellow
locks.
At this free kindergarten the chill
dren of the fisher folk. many Of them
fatherless, derive all care and atten.
ton. They are taught by the same
methods used in Germany. All seemed
bright and happy. In one room they
were singing quaint little nursery
rhymes about boats, % one little fellow
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It was the uneasy time Of day. 1t
was likewise the time when the hands
II the clock went around altogether too
.ast to suit Janet.
You seem to love to say it's my bed
dme," she said, looking GROSSLY at the
dig clock 81 wish I could sit up once
in a while and see what a good time
the grown folks have after we have
gone to bed"
I'VE" meant Janet and her dolls.
"You can sit up tonight II you wish,
lust as long as you like" said Janefs
mother.
'Truly" asked Janet.
'Truly," said her mother.
"Oh. thank you. mamma. Won't we
have a good time, thoughT
Then she went to tell the dolls.
"Dear Ones" she said when she had
selected them together. II know and !
lsag have known Just how you feel
Ebout going to bed so early. So TO-
night you shall sit up just as long as
you Hike, and we will see for ourselves
Just what good times the grown-up
people have"
Then they all went downstairs to the
library, where the family were. 1t was
very quiet there. Janet thought. The
older children were studying their les
sons for the next day. grouped around
the long table in the middle Of the
room, and her father and mother werF
reading.
do tell me a long story. please,
mamma" said Janet. bringing her lit
tie chair up beside her mothers: but
her mother shook her head.
ut would disturb the children study
hg." she said.
"Can l have an opera with my dolls?'
mo. dear"
isn't there anything to amuse meT
and there were tears in Janet's voice.
"No. little daughter. this Is the quiet
,our for the grown people and you will
ave to keep still"
So Janet sat down and looked sOberly
It the fire.
BY and by her head rested against
her mothers knee.
81 don't think grown folks" she be
gan. and that was all. until her father
was carrying her upstairs-'have a
very good time at ALL" she murmured
| ;leepily.
Since then she goes to bed cheerfully-
For it's really better for all Of us.
my desrs." she told the dolls.-Youth's
Companion.
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without sin, but not without tsmpta-
ton.
You can ride to hell fast enough with
out putting your feet on the han nile-
bars.
The hornets Of doubt sting the soul Of
peace.
Gingerbread on your house will not
keep you warm.
Slavery for God Is more noble than
kingship over men.
The age Of miracles may be past. but
the age Of power Is not.
The unchanging love Of Christ meets
all our changing moods.
Every man who sells the truth for
gain Is a brother to Judas.
A man with a mattock is greater than
monkey with a sceptre.
We learn more from our own follies
than from the wisdom Of others.
The stars of Gods promises shine
more brightly in the night of grief.
You must love the King before you
can obey the laws of the Kingdom.
Your criticism of wisdom may be the
barking Of little dog at stranger.
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lis arms. She put up her lips.

in his arms She put up her lips.
Bven IN that supreme moment .
thought intruded. what strange
scent she uses!'
LET me co. she whispered. "till TO-
morrow"
She struggled. He released her. A
strange Qualm passed over him. In
moment she was outside the cabin and
had locked the door. He sprang after
her and beat upon the panel. In the
let he was conscious Of a frightful
creeping within him. moving upward.
which seemed to embrace first his
limbs. then his body. II few to his
orain. and. with a cry he fell prone. His
limbs contracted against his Will. His
light hand clutched something; was II
l letter? Had someone whispered.
'StepinskyY" His eyes started. his
teeth gnashed, his heart leaped-and
sense departed.
Gould you take me ashore now"
she faltered.
"Yes. my lady, it is quite smooth
1ow."
II am ready"
As the boat rowed away she wept
and choked behind her veil. The sun
set and darkness came rapidly on.
"Tm afraid something's wrong, sir;
The doors locked. and his lordship's
never come on deck all night"
,wer came He flung his weight
lgains. the tiimsy door. which burst
rom its lock.
Lord Hinkley lay dead across the
threshold.
When the first moments Of horrof
aad passed, aId they had laid the body
IN the bed in the state room, MandeviI
said:
He's quite cold. He's been dead
hours"
Ratsey and the steward had no an
swer; both were speechless with terror.
With difficulty Mandevil released a
paper from the dead mans right hand.
Good Godr" he muttered. as. having
read 1t, he tore 1t into shreds.
nc DrOtner NO. 7lf hdNiuS u:-eu
proved a traitor, has ceased to live.
Witness. Sister No. 301.
"By the order Of the Brotherhood"
"Prussic acid, l suspect" said the
doctor.
"Impossible. said Mandevil. "Hink.
/ ley was not feeble-brained enough to
commit suicide"
Had he any tendency to epilepsy. do
Jou knowY'
at is possible. And. say, you might
,ertify it as epilepsy. 1t will save
:rouble.
And SO II went out to the world
Allan Oscar in NJ. A. p.
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II didn't speak. But are you really
sf the Nihilist partyT
Il may have been" she said
"I have left them"
"Ah! they are terrible societies-es
pecially in their vengeance. A rene
gade is never forgiven"
Her voice had sunk to q low. level
zone.
YES" he said, carelessly. lone reads
II such things"
"Such things are"
The same deep. steady. expression
less voice. 1t sent a momentary shud'
der through him; for an instant II
seemed possible that some member OF
this terrible brotherhood might be
tracking him; that In some secure mo
ment his life might be taken. He gave
himself a shake. and laughed-a short
unreal laugh.
Suddenly the great mainsah overhead
gave a soft Sap. He looked aloft. then
over to the helmsman.
Failing OF cal um. SIR" said Ratsey.
He looked Mt her Calm! They could
not get back by sunset without wind.
Alone there with her through the
night!
What is it?" she asked. "Is the wind
.eaving usY"
I'm afraid-I think SO. Do you
nindy'
"Then can't we get back? We must
get backw
won't you stay? he implOred.
Here? with no other woman? I'm
,ossible"'
You will be quite safe"
"But, Lord Hinkley, l shall be COM
oromisedv'
Compromised. can arrange so that
hat shall not be-" He arose and went
over to the master.
hear.
"Yes, m'lord."
"See here. now: pay attention! We
may be out all night now that the wind
has dropped. The Countess wants to
get home. I will stay on board; shall
20 and have a lie down. You take her
ashore yourself: leave Jarvis in charge;
he needn't call me unless he wants
anything. You quite understand? As
soon as the Countess is ready take her
ashore. don't think we are more than
two miles or so from BelcarO. see her
safely to the railway station"
"Yes. my lord
She thanked him with her eyes. 4
.ook such as man will give much for
| and vet what is there on earth more
false than a wOman's look?
Lower the boat. Ratsey," he said
then to her. "Will you not come down
and get ready? The sun will set in a
/ few minutes"
At the foot of the stairway she turned
Goodnight" he said unsteadily; 81
wish you would stay"
Lord Hinkley! ImpOssible!
well, but look here. You could
nave the cabir all TO Yourself; I'll sta.
IN deck. Here! Here's the key; loci
Yourself up And he smiled.
She took the key; her eyes thrilled
aim.
NO" she said. softly; "even II
trusted you. what would your Mr.
Grundy say?"
She had secured her wrap, and turn
I'd to go.
Trevor"
With a gasp was by her side.
MY lover
Then-what was it? A look of per
mission? A woman daring enough CA
manage such things SO easily; she wa
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-04-26

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perfect combination of the two ingredients Is
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FL. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo. U
Sold by Druggists, price. 55c.
Halls Family Pills arc the best
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a WEATHER PROPHET.

Ole Unc' Woodchuck jcs' look wise
An Whit de smoke FUN out his eyes.
"'Fessor," said Br'er Rabbit. den,
"Whenll spring be here again!
Oars some rumors in dc town
Dat she's been a-sneakin' roun."
Ole Unc' Woodctuck jes' look wise
An Whi& Dc smoke fun cat his eyeo.
"'Fessor." said Br'er Jack. perlite.
folks dey t'ink yoh knows a sight.
''Yoh's a wedder prophet. shore
Wen yoh shadder's at de doah.
is spring comin'?" Fun de smoke
Ole Unc Woodchuck looked and spoke.
"Yes. reckon she'll be heah,
Like she comes bout every year.
"Sakes alivew Br'er Rabbit said.
"But Unc' Woodchuck's got head!
Vogue.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-04-26

ATE never slew
hate.
Everyone goes
to heaven afOot.
1t is Christ
who makes the
Calvary.
Y ok e 8 a r e
made for two
Christ and you.
T b e heart Is
the seat Of all
true culture.
NAAsA 0~~ -Aa
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-04-26
THE KISS OF DEATH.

HE schooner yacht
Cloud glided like a
spirit over the
calm water; the
winter sun smOte
her white dazzling
sails and spOtless
decks. The great
canvas wings lay
asleep under the
light air of wind.
A couple of miles
away the purple
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-04-26
Beauty IL blood Deep.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascsrets, Candy Cathar.
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
purities from the body. Begin to-day to
Danish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads.
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets,-beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, l0c, 25c, Soc.
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heath Rather than Dismemberment
There is belief among the South
Sea islanders that no man can enter
paradise who has lost limb and for
this reason a man will often die rather
than submit to sm0utatjon.
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A little sirl, who had just enteteo
scheol. 1ubilantly announces - neI
f.ther that she had beaten all the giris
.bove her in the arithmetic class ana
gone to the top.
.That was clever Of you." SAID he'
encouragingly. How was HF
''Well, you see, the teacher askee .ns
girl at the head how mucn was :"
5, and she didn't know ano sa'o
and the next girl said 8. ana tne neA'
one said IL, and the next one saia ~
Such silly answers! Then the teacne
asked me, and I said 13. ana sne .o'r !,
me to 20 to the top. Course 1t was 10. =,
..That was NICE" said the fetnef.
didn't think you could add 30 We"
How did you know 1t was 18F'
.why, 1 guessed it. Nobody SAID lo'
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CHILDREN'S COLUMN.
A DEPARTMENT FOR LITTLE
DOYs AND GIRLS

oonething that Will Interest sAe ~
venils Msnbers Of Every Heusehoie
-Quaint Actions and Bright eaytnSs
Of Many Cate and Ginning Children
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Fits permanent y cured No fits or nervous
mes aiier first days use Of Dr. Kline 5 Great
Nerve Kesto er. 81 trial bottle and treatise free
Dr. X. II. KLINE. Lid. 93l Arch st. Phila. ~
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The wise AMI the active conquer diff
culties by daring to attempt them.
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Piso's Cure is the medicine to break up
BIuHr, Sprague, Wash. March 8. lee&
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Adversely borrows it's sharpest stings
from it's impatience.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-04-26

The greatest affiiction that can he
fall a man Is the unkindnss OF a
friend.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-04-26

Avarice sheds a blasting influence
over the fairest and sweetest of man.
kind.
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That which we acquire with most
difficulty we retain the longest.
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Mischief turks in the beginning; g
good beginning is hal fthe task.
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..1.1e u11efseanl b. walking 49,
the door, rolling IKE . sa.lol, -..- ..1
going through the motions on 1o" -,.n
boet and pulling in nets. ne ~ ~.
ereat slee made me understand ~
:. -.rId he = fisherman when ne was
eco biz" stretching up bis arms .nu
.mekins an imaginary pipe. This anu.
n the children 20 much and made them
shout and laugh so loud tnat 'ns ' .s.,,
er was obliged to send tne" :"
seats and end our fun.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-04-26

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething softens the gums, reducing inf1amma-
ton, allays pain, cures wind collie. DC bottle.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-04-26

Fcu,.i immediate relief in ore bottle Of DR..
seth Arno.d's Cough Killer MRs- s. w.
HATCH, Box 80, W oliaston, Mass..Aug. IL. l606.
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TRUMPET CALLS.

Ra~ss Horn Sounds . Warning Note
to the Unredeen0d.
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Every lie. great or small, is the brink
of a precipice, the depth Of which
nothing but Omniscience can fathom.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-04-26

Absence makes the heart grow
fonder.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-04-26

He overccmes stout enemy who
oS Sercomes his own anger.
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No-To-bac for FIFTY Cents
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure. makes weah
men strong, blood pure. Soc. q. All druggists
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Be not too brief in conversation lest
you be not understood, nor too diffuse
lest you be troublesome.
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Cure Guarnnt. ed bv DIR j. y. MAYER, 1918
ARClt ST., PHILA.. PA. Ease at once: no
operation OF delay from business. COasultati IN
hce. Endorsements Of phy 'caII. ladies AMI
prominent citizens. Send Tor circular. Onics
hcuis . A. NJ. to p. N.
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An able man shows his spirit by
gentle words and resolute actions. He
is neither hot nor timid.
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To euro Gold in One Day.
Take Lsxativs Bromo Qufnine Tablets An
Drugs ists refund money II It fails 70 cure. Sse.
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Affection is the broadest basis OF a
gaod life.
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Don I IObactO SPIT 10 Sm0ke TUT SLe A"sys
To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
netic. full Of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To.
Bac the wonder-worlser, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, 50c or si. Cure guaran.
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Educate Your Bowels With casearets.

Candy Cathartic. cure constipation forever
lOc &c If c. c. c. fail, druggists refund money
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To Cure Constipation Forever.

Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. l0c or 25c
If C. c. c. fail to cure, druggists refund money
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rrALrH and beauty are the s0'''' % p''s'' "0"-'-
Women who suffer constantly with weakness peculiar
"o ..o+ retaiu their beauty. Preservation of

..r 20 .n,-i features and rounded form is
Z dstv women owe to themselves'
: ~. wv. .rt of excessive monthly suf-
Inc !. IN !. a familiar one in the faces OF
Young American women. u,.;,
Don't wait, young women un,,'
.o,,- ~ood looks are gone past recall
consrlt Mrs. Pinkhan :" ~.
N0l1 w-:A. "a har at Lynn, MASS.
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THE
MARKS OF
SUFFERING

sss.t @ s r, 11s Hegnsport, Ohio. writes DEAR MRS
am school and had suffered untold agony
sarnr nv periods for ten . y nv side snd
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\ Kis'IHE Nation.

10 10 o'h"r part Of the world Ia
Kissing - much IL vogue rs IL Russia
Prom time immsmorial il has been
Tie nsI"uai salute; iDieed. il is more
Of a greeting tbau q ca'esa.
Ia public affair, a. in pnva,a. the
kiss Is al estabb=heeicus:om. Fathers
aud sons kps; old general. =ith rusty
mus'aches kiA; whole regiments His.
TlFe Emperor kEses hi onicer. On
a reTiaxing day there arc almust -
many kisses ~ shors exchanged. II
q hiiputian crrps % cadets have
fs'Ged the imperial approval. the i'm
fenaI salute ia bpstoued upon the
bead boy. ~ho passes i; on with q
hearty report TO his DeIghbor. he in
hs iurn 20 the next. and 50 on
through the whole juvenile body.
To a huli lay or iete lay the Young
and delicate mistress 81 q house will
moi only kiss all ~ Der maid servants
but all her men servants. too. and. i.
the gentleman does not venture above
her h'ui, sbe will stoop and Kiss his
cheek.
To judge. also. from the number Of
eaiuhr. tie matrimonial bunI III
theEe high ciTcles must bc enc ~ nm
interrupted felicity. \ grnilema,,
SCARCELY enters ~ leaves ,Ie room
without kiEsiug his ~ifc. either on tIa
forehead. check or hand-L0njor
Tid.BIts.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-17

O'er g 5000 will he spent during
$50 iy III" Burlng'nr road IN i'm.
pr"TemeniE e. its track. road bed and
hri lges west ~ the Missouri River.
Or this amount myer 60 900 will he
put into new iron bridges. One
hundred and fifty miles Of T5.pnnnd
rails will replace lighter rnils. and
over 100 '.GO mex ties viii be put in
! Their" will he a dance at Tie resi-.
dcTc~ Of c"mmissirI er Reeds OH the
18th ~ this month. The small .um
NJ q will ply Tor u ticket admitting
ladies and gents. three good meals
and all the hay ynur hor ,es can cat
Those attending can dance as lonp ms
they want 10. Gnpi uu ic has been
secured. Ever! budy Invited. Come
AMI have u grod tune.
The hill providing Tor the d~estiur.
tinu ~ noSipus animals. introduced
III the legislH' IRE. ti1es a bounty ~ a
f"I the scalp ~ each mountain linn
killed. 40 hunting Tor mountain
lions like HAT 81 tiger hunting ia at
ira2tiv" rpOr; when the lion. are not
hunting Tor !ou aud the killing OF
on" involves considerable personal
rsk. ia not likely that - serinus
depletion 81 the State treasury will
follow should the bill bcroinc II Law.
An enterrrisrng editor ~ mn cx.
change sn?s he has been interviewing
the habits of bis town and Rnds that
nearly Nil the successful business
men were freely ihra. he'd whiie
yon"g iy ;htir parents. while Of the
thirty street loafcts tia; were = dis.
grace q" the own. twenty aevcn had
been mamana'adar iings and the otlIer
tire" had he n Sa.ssd by their grand.
mothers.
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The FTrst

-Ti-r- L Z rca fsu is named Lf'.
ing Il ErglsD5.--ziI . dealer in fan
G. a-ti=l-E.-tAs ioIfUue o, 2hO4
Lou= rs faurde1 Dy % apparently
'D-is-itaai : little thing a. Z thin
Die.
-Ebe n'sz ;himbls- = IL Ea-lsnd
Tere made 10 LraJUu les iLau 20
yesrs ago g.! = metal worker named
John Lifting.
The Usfuluezs % the article oym.
mended it~N j: once to al vino used
the needle. and Lifting arguirei Z
large fortune and great frur IL tie
manufacture % the ue& tc~sory Of
the ueed.eSUrSers' at.
The Implement =as then raIleI the
ibuao bell, and za. ~OTU On the
thumb.
The clumsy mode II utilizing it
"as sopu changed, hui hen and shy
The name tbirnbIe zas giyso the alti-
c|e dos GOT appear.
-LD'lmg's tbimb3cF. and. u i.,t.
all tLiuDls-. we're ma le ~ = her iron
80 brass, and specimens Of them Il
tfn'. many 81 Which are preserved as
~hei;i'IrOs. are crude and clumsy hook.
ing thing, compared ri l. The coru.
mpnest thiu.ble 81 to-day. aitbun.h
their cost vas uILuy times - much.
To-day guid. silver. irnn. ivory.
st""L- sDnetime- glass and eTer pearl
and celluiuih a'e utilized 10 making
tb'mhles. Since AIT 81. ellie xnr. be.
came fashionable ,himb'es Il rlah -.
ate WORK nnnship Md g-.at YqIu. 20
accompany the rich and cu.,ly imrie.
m"u's and material wealthy needle.
workers affect haze fouui q large
sale.
'Snlii gold tbimb'cs. CARED and
frequently sot Eith dianprd-. have
been found none too good Tor sumo
people. Thimblca made {" order.
with the mnBUgra-u D iur,ialS ~ tie
perapn Tor whom they are intended
get IN pfeciDns stones are not b, any
means unkuO Va - lhiladelphia
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