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FOR PNEUMONIA.

DR.. C J. Bishop, Agnew, Mich, says:
81 have used Foley's Honey and Tar in
three very severe cases of pneumonia
with good results in every case. A. H.
Roberts.
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NASH. PHELPS & PHELPS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
AUDUBON, IOWA
South Side
GEO. W. CossoN JOE II. HOl
COSSON q ROSS,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Practice in State
hand Federal courts. Special attention given
to trial OF cases and settlement of estates.
All legal papers properly drawn. Collections
promptly attended to. Office In south rooms of
Nash & Phelps law office building, Audubon,
Iowa.
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III. W. HANNA.

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Money to loan on
n real estate at lowest rates. Abstract OF
title promptly made. Patents solicited. ONCE
over Buthweg's store. Audubon, Iowa.
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H. d. MILLER, M. d.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, will be found
at n. old location In the Howald Block
Audubon, Iowa.
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John Rutherford

IA JE have Just returned from Omaha
AN/ with new supply of goods I'm
Wv derclothes-ws have the largest
supply we ever had on hand and
have cut them to the quick. Shirts that were
4Sc and SOC now only 4Oc. world heater. :
We have very nice line of calicos that we are
selling right. Our pile of blankets are fading
like SNOWFALL in July. We have two beautiful
sets of China Dishes that we will give away to
the one that gucsses the nearest number of beans
in the jar. We have just received our new
canned goods and they are fine. We have re-
stocked our Duck Coats and can fit you both in
size and price Sugar is moving rapidly at
$3.50 Fresh meat we have also been handling.
We aim to supply our customers with anything
they need What they need get Our
Christmas goods are on the way. We have some
very fine sorghum that are selling right
Flour---we sell Ida Grove and Audubon all
guaranteed Come and us before buying
We car save vou money. We have addeda new
lire Of pants, ell right in quality styles and
prices
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A. L. BROOKS. M. D.

AND SURGEON. ONCE second
I door south Of Russell's store, Audubon,
Iowa.
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G. W GLEASON, M. d.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office in the
I Commercial Bank Building, DOWN
STAIRS. Residence LIST house south Of Park
Hotel. Telephones, residence, No. l3, office,
No. 10 two rings. Audubon. Iowa.
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X. F.. CHILDS. M. ID.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. once rooms
floor. Audubon, Iowa.
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J. M. FULTON NJ. d.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ONCE In
I Overholtzer block, up stairs. Residence
north and opposite Mrs. Stuart's. All calls
attended to day or night.
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The first antislayery society was or
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02OP SHG
Blight
1t is sad thing to see fine
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You can always tell them from
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But some of them don't get
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w. re-, This picture represents
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q "a. Emulsion and is on the
nj Ir wrapper of every bottle.
- ~ w. Send for free sample.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY,
SOUTH HERO.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Stevens started Fri
day for their vacation trip to Canada
Fishing is getting good now in the bay
near the reefs.-Dr. Styles has rented Dr..
Scars's house for one year.-There are sew
eral cases of measles at Port Limbo
New monuments have been put up In the
cemetery by Mrs. Adams and Mrs Petty
Charles Young's son is Convalescing from
an attack Of peritonitis-George Tracy has
covered and painted his barn.-Weed *
Abbey are pushing the reconstruction Of
the telephone line as fast as circumstances
will permit.
Miss Helen Waldrich who has been the
guest of Mrs w. Stevens for two weeks.
returned to her home in Canada Thursday
Miss Blanche STYLES Of stamford y. y,
is visiting her father, DIR. W. W. Styles
Elmer Hill of Nergennes was in town
Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. H. w Como at
tended commencement exercises AT Bur
1ngton last week.-Mrs. Weed of Essex is
at the Island Ilousc.-Mr. and Mrs. Juan
Robinson attended the reception given Mr.
and Mrs. Edison Gordon at Grand Isle
Thursday evening.
There is to bc a dedication bail at Keel
er's hall Friday evening. July fourth
Music by Howard Opera House orchestra
Supper will be served at the Island House
William Fletcher are Miss Laura Tro
willie We're married at the Catholic Church
| Monday morning.-Miss Jennie Durant
went Monday to Port Kent where she ha.
| n position for the summer.-Mr. and Mrs
| T. S. Irish and Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens Of
| burlington, spent Sunday with Mrs. Or
| Vile Allen.
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ENOSBuRGH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Maynard of WorCes-
ter. Mass, on their wedding trip are spend
ing few days with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs $. O. Observation-Disclosures Jacobs and
Jennie Lamonda We're married, June 81 at
West Enosburgh, the Rov. Mr.. Burke per
forming the ceremony. They will make
their home with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
" arren perley We're in Burlington over
Suday TO attend the funeral of her half
brother, Deacon Micah II. Stone.-Mrs. W.
s. Judd and little son Wilbur, who have
been with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S.
Fassett for four We ks went to Georgia
The Both where Mr. Judd will meet them
and srend a week with friends before re-
turning to Hardwick.-Mrs. q. s. Fassett,
who has been quite i'll is somewhat better,
The Ladies' society will give dinner at
Mrs. George ID. Raymore's July i-Mr. and
Mrs. William G. Davis have a fine 10 pound
baby boy, born the 27th.-The Rev. j. @.
Ward, pastor of the Congregational
Church in Bakersfield preached in the Bap-
fist Church at East Enosburgh in eN-
change with the Rev, f. r. Irving the 18th.
Gardner Whitcomb Of st. Adams was in
town the 2sth looking after the settlement
of j. NJ Whtcombs estate,-Mary and
Hervey Nichols started for New Hamp-
shire the Both to assist in the hotel during
the season.-Mrs, j. NJ. WhitComb and Mrs.
j. NJ Burt are ill.-The schools in the tow
district closed June 27-The listers hav,
completed the real estate appraisal and
lodged the record in the Town Clerks Of
flee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-07-03
ALBURGH CENTRE.

The Roy, William Miller has gone t.
Colorado as delegate to a Sunday school
convcnton.-Mrs Milo Allen and son
Arthur OF South Hero was in town last
wcck.-The little daughter Of MIR, and Mrs
Jackson REYNOLDS who has been so III FOR
weeks, is slowly improving, The sociabc
At q. O. Bells Wednesday was we'll at
tended and the receipts were S2+-The bal
game held sunday near East Alhurgh was
well attended-Mlss Fltryhin Rockwell OF
st. Adams was home over sunday Mrs
William Miller. who has been ill., is better.
The Sunday school rally Sunday was q
success and the programme was we'll car
ricd out. The music was specially good
and the children took their parts we'll
b.. Mention Rockwell was home over sun
day.-E. 4. Ayers and VI. Baxter of swan
ton were in town last Tuosday.-Nlrs NJ
T.. McCargar and son Willie have been
spending several days i'll Bur,ngt
Bessie Bell is home for her summer vaca-
tion.-Miss Ranslow of Swanton is visiting
her sister, Mrs benjamin BroWn,--Mrs
Edwin Kingsley and sons of Massachu-
sets are in town the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. +. q. kingsley,-M Sadie Wedge
worth of New York is home tor the sum
mer.
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GEORGIA.,

Walter Ballard has gone to Fairfield with
the contractors who built Fred S. Bliss 3
barn, to assist on some other large jobs
which they have to complete before hay.
ing.-So much rain has made the hay very
thin and many meadows would be turned
over ii there was any prospect of the rains
stopping SO corn could grow-Mrs. Mahlon
Ballard passed Tuesday and Wednesday
with friends In st, Adams Mr.. and Mrs,
William Cooley and family went to Swan.
ton, Wednesday for a visit at Frank Hub
bard s.--Mr and Mrs. c. A. Hotchkiss were
in ST. Adams Wednesday George S. Lee
recently of Poultnoy came to town We'd
nesday MY. and Mrs, Frances King at,
tended the funeral of their grand daughter
Clara, oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Hiram King In Fairfax. Thursday.-W lille
the officers are searching nsuccessfully
IN bennington county for William Maror
of Winhaii, who escaped from the House
of Correction Saturday night, there ma.
been a man seen on the railroad track and
going north Thursday who exactly answer,
the description given Of him by tha papers
fie seemed to lie tired and stopped to rest
In the most secluded place at the big dump
Some from town attended the graduating
exaScises OF the st. Adams High school
Thursday and Ffidays-George Dee saw q
fine deer feeding with his cows and APP
parentiy licking salt and nibbling grass
where he had sailed others. 1t only bound
ed w the hill little way when The IN
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ST. ALBANS.

The graduation exercises of the class Of
1902 were held at the city Hail at ten
o'clock Friday morning before fair
sized audience. The stage was prcttily
trimmed and was occupied by PRINCIPAL
+. W. Freeman. Chairman Hogan of the
school con- hissioners and the graduating
class. seventeen in number. The exercise )
opened with a piano solo by Miss Joanna
r. Cuuurs, follow ed by Charles A. Cramp-
ton. who delivered the Salutatory and an
essay ON Modern Knighthood'. Miss Lu.
cia G.. Warren delivered an essay on The
Tyranny of Custom" and Alexander NJ.
Burgesss subject was The Spirit of Nat
urc." The essay Of Miss Francis e.. Clark
was on Work as self Expression,
while Harold Z. Nillor's subject was "Ds o.
termination or Genius" Miss Florence NJ
Morritts essay was on 'Woman in her
modest Sphere" and Leo NJ. Wilson spoke
on The Trusts and Lcgislation,' Mis-
Grace O. Marvin vaedictorian took as her
subject, NEGRO Education in the South. -
Musical selections under a chorus led By
essays.
The diplomas were presented by Chair
man Hogan and the Smith Literary prizes
We're awarded by the Rev. w. Hamilton
Benham to the following: First, so to
Charles A. Champion, Jr.; second. S25 tC
Miss Francis f.. Clarke and third, SO &c
Miss Lucia G. Warren.
W. =. Mullins has been appointed to tho
newly created Office OF superintendent OF
transportation Of the Central Vermont
Railway company.
Mitchell BOSQuot. who was about 50 years
old, died of old age carly Tuesday morn
irg. The funeral will he held from the
French Church at o'clock this morning,
morning
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ALBURGH.

The remains Of Merrill Young of Bos-
ton. former resident Of this town aged ~
years, were brought here for burial last
Friday. His mother. Mrs. Alice DARBY
Young accompanied the remains, lie was
the only remaining child and the mother.
who is a widow is left alone.-Tracy
Elliott Ha2en of st. Johnsbury is In town
He is working on genealogy of the
HaZen family.-Mrs. Martha (Sowlt s,
Brown of Richford is the guest of her
brother, w. l.. Vantine.-Miss Bertha
kansow has returned from North Carroll
ma, where she has been teaching and IS
visiting her sister. Mrs. b. Brown.-Misses
Zurah and Stella Mott are spending their
Vacation with their parents here.--Wal-
lace Sabre is sick with the measles.-H.
W. Marion attended the commencement
exercises at Norwich University last week,
Mrs. George Sabre and daughter. Mar
ion have return from Boston. Misses Mat
ito Marie Rockwell are home from Mont
peler, where they have positions as teach
rs.-Alss Bessie Bell who is teaching in
Massachusetts Is also at home.--There was
n large attendance at the Sunday school
rally last Sunday. 1t took the place OF the
regular morning service at the church, as
the pastor, the Rev. W. Il. Miller has gone
4 Denver The exercises which consisted
of speaking by the children and music by
the choir, were pleasing.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

The marriage of Miss Nellie &. daughter
of Lyman L. Pclton of Ilighgate, and Dr.
Fred II, 1Hrown of this place occurred
Thursday afternoon, June 60 at the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev q. W. Hunt pastor
of tie church. The double ring service
waa used. The church was beautifully
decorated with daisies and buttercup5,
palms ana ferns. The color scheme being
yellow and white. Mrs. NJ. Burton Law II
Montreal was organst. The hest man WAS
carl Brown brother Of the groom and
the maid Of honor, Miss lla Hamilton.
The bridesmaids were Miss Ella McFeeters
of New Haven. Conn, and Miss Lillian
TcrrIll Of Underhin. The ushers Fem
wick Taggart of Burlington, Eermon
Royce Of Sheldon, Edward Tyler and La
throp Marsh of this place. The flower girl,
Kathryne Holmes a niece of the BRIDE
The pages Masters Arthur Budd and Rod
ney Holden. The brides gown was Of
white mousscline de sole made en- traine
with VEIL she carried bride roses. The
maid of honor wore yellow silk muslin
and carried white carnations. The gowns
of the bridesmaids were white French
lawn over yellow, they carried white and
yellow carnations. The dress Of the flower
girl was Of white organdie, The bride s
gift to her maids were fans and the groom
presented the ushers with gloves. A re-
cept;on was held at the home of the brides
and Mrs, Brown drove to st. Adams and
left on the express for Montreal and
Quebec. On their return they will make
their home In this place,-Dr, w w, Hut
Crimson and Emmet Mcl'ceters attended
the commencement exercises of Norwich
University this weck.-Laura- daughter of
pr. c. Il. Draper Of Medford, Mass, Is
visiting relatives in this place.-Nine can
didates took the examinations for rural
mail carrier on route one made vacant by
the death of r. u, Larrabee.-hIrs. ID. j.
Carey and children and Miss Lillian Ma
son of Boston are spending tho summer
with their parents. MIR, and Mrs, j. a.
Mason.-Mrs. j. IL, Beaulac and daughter.
Katie are taing carriage drive through
Orleans county.-Frank Young has rented
the sabourin blacksmith shop Of Mitisuy
Bros and viii engage in the business -
Fred Holden has position in The
Grand" at Mt, Vernon, n. H.--Miss Lii
lian Brown will close her music rooms this
week and go to her home in East Swanton.
Her many friends regret that she Is to
leave Enosburgh Falls
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MONTGOMERY CENTER,

Mr.. and Mrs. =. G.. Brennan visited IN
johnson over Sunday.--The old schoolhouse
recently purchased by w. J. and l.. S
Wright is being remodcllcd into two tenc-
mcnts. The work being done by LaPlant
Bros.-Mrs. C. NJ. Foley and daughter
visited at Hill West this week. T. Hal
returned Saturday from Illinois accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Alice Hall
Several people from this place attended the
musicale at Village hall. Montgomery or
Monday. evening. Mr.. r.. C. Campbell has
taken the contract to build the new schoo
house on East Iiil.-Mrs. Helen WILCOX
has returned to her home in Leominster
Mass.-Mrs. George Porter visited in Rich.
ford recently.
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do1 nartv ~ tho frnnt of Tho church Tho
chnrrh v,s lavisb1v decorated with NOM
Tain laurel sent from Rrattlcboro ferns
a,,d ,n1,,s Thov v,oro married u,,dor an
,,rcb az r,ountain lauroI from winch was
eryrordcG a dove Tto bride was dressed
in white name muslin with ncarl collar.
,,.oro - vol and CARRIED a houourt of white
rnens Tho bridesmaid wore white silk
rrnelir, trimmed vvith chiffon ruchinr and
,vor4 a chiffon sash. After the ceremony
a rocon+ion Xras pi,nn at tho bouso of the
hrido ON Snrine, street to relatives and n
f.v invited friends Mir and Mrs Baxter
loft ON thc lo.oi train for u bridal trip.
rbev viii reside in Uighcato
M. gan. Letvecn S,yantnrs and Mont
rorervs NJ Rousos Point Saturday ended
il. tho dofaat Of scranton NV a score Of !
TO
.. -. ,,.,s , ni,i.t homo Wedding al Miss
Frances A. Cushman's residence on Cana
d, strrrt FRIDAY evening whom Bort A.
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TANGIBLE COUNTY
JEFFERS0NVlllE.

w. C Powell is visiting his mother. Mrs
Nj T.. Powell-A daughter was born "a
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Foster, June e5-
The Rev. Edwin Wheelock of Cambridge
occupied the pulpit at the Second Congre-
gational Church last Sunday. on account
of the illness of the Rev, II, c, Howard
Miss Flora Griswold is home from Con
cord Junction, Mass, where she has at
tended school the past year.-There was a
Reunion of the Griswold family at the
home of Mr., and Mrs. Clarence Powell
Thursday afternoon, at which twenty
three were prosent.-There was a lawr
party and Mr.. and Mrs George w. Holmes
last Thursday evening at which ice cream
and cake We're sold. The proceeds to b,
used for the benefit of the cemetery al
South Cambridge. The recipes were about
s6.-rhe rural delivery system will begin
from this postoflice Tuesday, July first
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II. w. ALLEN & CO.

the house filled to Overlooking testified
to the interest taken in the schools. The
church was decorated in a very pretty,
tasteful manner. with flags, ferns and
flowers. u. /. Center superintendent of
schools conducted the exercises and to his
efforts is largely due the success Of the on
tcrtainment Miss Fannie Griswod pre-
sided at the organ and the schools formed
in their respective places during the rem
dering Of the grand march. The eXercis 8
commenced with a violin solo, by Mrs. Pal
mcr, Il summer guest, who consented To-
favor the children with a few selections,
folloWd by greetings by seven children, re
citations. reading ana singing few good
pieces of acting and demonstration Of a
practical drill by class from district No. 8,
all too numerous to mention but some very
Commendahle exercises. Miss Ellen Grls-
void made her debut as a sooist, de-
lighting her hearers with a Cradle Song,
sweetly rendered, The Rev. c. w. Ross mad"
q few appropriate remarks, when the pro
gram was concluded by all joining in sing
ing America The Misses Griswod and
Mrs. Palmer received hearty applause from
an enthusiastic audience for 50 kindly as
sistinG. Those whose names are ON the roll
Of honor are as follows: District No. |,
Miss Osgood, teacher, Everett Center,
Ethel Center, Fernie Cootwarc, Lille La
Rose. Laura Mcticwan, Marian MCGOWAN,
Willis Minker; district No 3. Miss Allen
teacher, Raymond Blow, Oria Blow Luri
Chamberlin Mamie Griffith, Maggie La
Motto, Die Mossoy. James Mossev, Harry
Samson, Stuart Samson, Lucy stone WI
lie Stone, Hattie Tebo, district No 4, Miss
Reynolds teacher. Nellie Atkins Willis
Lombard. Sears Sylvester, Enie Tobias,
Helen Tobias. district No :. Miss Hoag,
teacher, Kinda Baker, Homer Ladd. Fran
els Mcnard, Addie LaRose, Louis RocQuc,
Arthur Robyor. Wednesday. June p Mr..
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NORTH HERO.

Mr.. Hoyt, the junior partner of the Al
banH business college, with his wife and
three children, have engaged board for a
month at A. Tudhopc' s.-Capt. John
Sayles Of Bakersfield is visiting friends in
town A few daNs-Judge +. G. Kinsley,
whose home is on Point the-Tongue, AL
burGh, had Sl05 taken from his wife 5
bureau drawer sometime between Tues
day and Saturday morning of last week.
AS Mrs. klnslcy was not out Of the house
during that time il is thought the ,thip (
must have entered while she was up stairs
doing her chamber work. There is no clew
FL. Maude Hazen went to Burlington
Wednesday on the Maquam, where she
visited relatives till Saturday morning, go-
ing from there to Rutland, where she will
remain til sunday. reaching her home in
Albany, n. Y, some time in the evening
George Blanchard returned to his home in
New York last week Saturday after two
weeks visit with his sister. Mrs. T. j
Hutchns.
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FRANKLIN.

Miss NJ. Ada Gallup has a position In
Hotel Marion, Lake Gcorge.-Mrs. j. O.
Simpson is visiting friends at st. Johns
bury Centrc.--Miss Carrie Wilder who has
been in California the past year is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Wilder
Miss Mabel Morgan has a position in a
hotel at Sugar Hill, \. H.-Miss Laura
Shedd returned Tuesday from a ten days
visit with friends in Glover.-Mrs. A. H.
Whitney and daughter returned from
Massachusetts, Monday night.-Mrs. cad
die Hopkins of Montpelier is a guest of
MIR. ana Mrs. r. l.. Hopkins.-M Retta
Welch who recently graduated at the
Castleton Normal school is stopping al
her home.-John Tatro is building him a
harn.-Silas Waite of Hyde Park calle-
upon friends in town Tuesday.-F. W
Stiles of Burlington was a guest at ]. l.
" ilder's Sunday and Monday.
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ATERVllle.

Mrs, Amanda Darling is visiting friends
in EndhCld y. H.-Albert Robinson and
son of Swanton were in town last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tohin Of Pleasant
Valley visited in town last week.-Byron
Lyon has finished his work in Eden and
returned home-H, a. Jackson and moth
or visited his brother at Waterbury last
week-E, NJ Thomas is building a large
addition to his harn.-Mr, and Mrs. James
MCCuin of johnson visited her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Chauncey Tillotson over
SundaN.-Mrs Peter STANLEY Of Bakers
field visited Mrs. Charles Child last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Wiley of Green's
horo visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, r.
A. Wiley over Sunday.-rhe Rev. Thomas
is stopping a few days with his grand
mother Mrs Grin Thomas at jefferson
.Nillc-lMkc Potter has gang of Car
penters working on his buildings, Tho
Hon. II w Hulhurd of Hyde Park ard
DR.. Hulhurd OF Jericho We're in town last
week Homer Peck and two daughters OF
Johnson were guests of MIR, and Mrs He
man Fletcher over Sundays. II, MCFar-
land of Hyde Park is looking after the
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