Millheim Journal. (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, December 25, 1884, Image 3

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    | Ije jfillljeim Journal.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25M, )SS4.
Published by R7 AT BU MFLLEFL
that to make a proper se-
lection of Holiday Gifts you
must see for yourself and try to find
the right place. \Ye invite you to
visit the
Journal Store
on Penn street during this holiday
season where you will find a line ot
Holiday Goods,
conspicious for beauty and variety
The following are a few of the
many articles suitable for
prtsents and kept on
hand at our place .•
Latest sti/les of Ladies'
Leather Satchels, Velvet
Co hi net Fro di cs., iti togra/)h
tjr Photograph ,1/btntis, Fau
ci/ Shell Boxes, Fine ot of
Sera p Picta 7'es, IIo! Ida ij
Cards, Tot/ Books dc.
LAMA TER AEAMWACS.
LOCAL DEPARTtIEVL
—Our Christmas Gift V !
—Now is the time to pric ire wri
ting DBS.
Well, this is a white Christmas,
ai d we are glad of it.
Help the poor and those who ate
not in a condition to help themselves.
A great number of \ eople around
here are suffeiing with a cold j ist now.
—The jumper and bob sled areou the
road and the sleigh bells jingle meirily.
—Mr. Simon King, of Lock Haven,is
at piesent visiting bis mother at lhi 8
place.
—Tin- Lutheran Sunday school ree
lected their whole b ai d of piesent of
fice! s.
—Several of our skaters tried the ice
and steel instead of the rink and rolle l s
last week.
—Have you thought of any poor lit
tle waivesthat may Ire shoeless or stock
ingless ? If so bring quick relief.
—Our public schools are closed for a
two week's holiday vacati.ru and our
teachers are attending the institute at
Belief on te.
—Many of our citizens stored away
some fine ice last werk The cakes we
s*en were from 5 to 6 inches thick, and
were cut on the old dam.
—The programme of the Christmas
entertainment to be held in the Luth
eran church this evening at 7 o'clock,
is a very attractive one. Come.
—One of the best things to d r with
the beginning of the year ISBS, is to
subscribe tor the JOURNAL. Only one
dollar per year. Tell your neighbors.
Granulated Sugar—7 cents per pd
—so says the Citsh system
Dinges, Trumptheller A Co.,
Coburn, Pa.
—Many a one could be seen liuriying
towaids their homes in the last few
days, burdened with the tree that has
•o much significance to the little folks.
—Come to the Lutheran church to
night and spend a real pleasant even
ing. The exe. cises are of such a na
ture that everybody will ie entertained
Winter has made itself felt in the
last week,by some bitter cold days and
heavy falls of snow. The fellow, who
predicted a mild winter can take a
backseat now.
—The young Mks of the Lutheran
S. school of this place who weie collect,
ing money for the Lutheran church at
Centre llall, uueed d in raising over
$12.00 Right go..d.
—The card of Geo. Springer, our
young barber, appears in another col
umn. George runs a nice, clean and
orderly shop, and fully deserves the
patronage of the public.
—On and after D ceraber 26th.
cur terms will be strictly cnh all p i
ces will go d wn.
Dinges, Trumpfheller & Co.,
Cobutu, Pa.
—Miss Mary Straw left for Altoona
this week, with the intention of spend
ing several months there. She made
sure of the JOURNAL before she lelt,
and she certainly did wisely.
—SOME remarkable cures in this vi
cinity, of long continued and obstinate
disease, are attributed to McDonald's
Blood Purifier.
Sold by J. Eisenhutli, Milllieim, Pa.
—Our Evangelical friends put mp a
a street lamp between their new
churchbutlding and Hartman's foundry
iri order to light the way back to the
old chuich.
—Prof. Wm T. Meyer and wife, of
Shamokin, are at Aaronsburg to spend
the holidays at the parental hearth. He
gave us a pleasant call and informed us
that he and Mr. C. Weaver have dis
posed of their interest in the store bus
iness at Shamokin and that Mr. Weaver
expects to locate in this neighborhood
again.
—Tnu Cash system knocks 45 cent
j syrup down to 38 eta. per gallon and
those desirable f>s cent Dress Goods to
5 cts. per yaid.
Dinges, Ti nmpfheller & Co ,
Coburn, Pa.
—John Wannmaker, of Philadelphia,
savs lie finds it profitable to spend
jgciotkO'w), in advertising. Lots of btisi*
inss men not over a hundred miles
from this place sav advertising dosen't
pay.
Notwithstanding the intense cold
the slaters kept at woik steadily on the
roof of the Evangelical church last
week and got the entire southern side
covered. They are at work on the
north* m side now.
QUERY Why do so many persons
go away from and pass so many other
storss and go to DingeS, Trumpfheller
6 Co ?
ANSWER -Because they know just
where to go to get bargains.
The church bells of innumerable
sects are all chime IHls to-day, ring
ing in sweet accordance thi#>ujhout
many lands, and awaking a great j >y
in the heart of our common huma. ity
—Chupin.
NOTICE. - The pnqertv on Main
street, Miilheiin. Pa. at present occu
pied by Mis. \. J Albiitht, cm he
bought or vent- d at H y time. Apply
to WM. WALKER, owner,
or J. 11. UtttFNYDS.i, J. P.
—The Pnilipsburg Journal with i s
new headi ig and pink die.ss I u>ks as
fiesh and rosy, as a fair in li'leu in her
I .'ens. Aml it> c ndeuts ate as good as
its In ks, it iieing o.ie of <ur spiiglit
lost and in >st welcome exchanges.
—Tuirteeu new members were ad
mitted into the Lutheran church at
this place las Su id ay ev ui .g. li*v.
Fluke! of Hie II trlleiou chaige on this
occa.-i ii piearhed a tine and elevating
sermon. At the sine time the bap
tism of an infant, t > >k pi i :e.
—YOUR tooth is too sound to be ex
tracted, yet y<>u cannot endure Ihe ago- .
ny it is inflicting. Your only recourse
is a bottle of Zing tri Toothache Drops.
Relief certain, and only costs 15 cents.
JOHSS'I OX, HOL I*o WA Y & CO.,
P iladelphia Agents.
Sold by J. Eiseuhutli, Millheim, Pa. |
I
—As customary there will be no pa- j
per issued from this office next week,
to give the hands an opportunity to en
j.y the holidays Our next issue will
reach our readers in the year 1 SSS and
will be as fresh and newsy as we can
possibly make it af.er the short lest.
Until then we heartily wish our read
ers a "Merry Onristmas and a Happy
New Year."
—The baud seemed to wake from its
long nap last Sa'urday evening, when
they discoursed some lively music at the
ndler rink, which was greatly enj ed
by the skaters and all others present.
On account of the severe weather
many were prevented from attending
the rink. The managers w,U engage
the band again for next Saturday even
ing, and everybody is invited to come.
—SOMETHING more or less than five
thousand different liver pills are on the
market. Some good, some indifferent,
many bad and worthless. Life is too
short to try them all. so if you want to
be absolutely sure you are right get
McDonald's Improved Liver Pills, and
if you are not satisfied with the amount
of benefit received you get your money
back.
JOHXSTOX, HOLLOW A Y & CO.,
Philadelphia Agents.
Sold by J. Eiseuhuth, Milllieiin, Pa.
—The mlier day we bad occasion to
call at D. I. Brown's stove and tiushop
on some business and,# leal agreeable
sight met our eyes. lie has his eslab
lishtnent filled with the finest 1t of
Heaters, Coal Stoves, Parlor Stoves,
&e., ever displayed in this town. He
is ready to sell them at pi ic-*s to suit
Ih ß limes and always supplies you with
a first-class article in that line. But
Dave d es not stop these. Next door
to the sto\e depaitinent he o ened a
a nice ami lidv oyster saloon which h M
and tils lady Conduct in first-class
style. In short D ive is one of those,
fellows, who don't have s much to say
hut when it comes d >wu to business,
lie's right there. If >ou should visit
Millheim over Um II dnl ivs give hi n a
call. No better ul me to deal.
— CASH buyers and those having pro
duce to exchange for goals will fi .<1
the CASH system a decided advantage.
Dluges, Truiupt In llei & C
Coburn, Pa.
—"THE WORLD'S WONDERS, as
seen by the Great Tropical and Polar
explorers," is the title of a new and
valuable book just, published by the
Histoi ical Publishing Co. Its oi jct is
to "place within the reach of all,in one
elegH' t, finely iliust lat ed volume, all
ttie ache vernents, di c 'Veries, travels,
and adentures of t lie great explorers ;
a history of marvellous tilings on tlie
eat tli ; of strange countries and rac is
of people ; of curious animals, birds
and leptiles ; and the world's great
natural phenomena and curiosities."
It possesses additional interest in an
i ffieial histoiy of the Lie Gieely Expe
dition ih seaicli of the Noith Pole, and
is no doubt a book of standard meiit
and g'eat in erest. The publishers
claim that it is a complete encyclope
dia of exploration, discovery and ad
venture in all parts of the world, and
as such it must possess very great in
terest for all classes of readers. See
advertisement elsewhere.
Among the legal advertisements
our leaders will find the Orphans'
Court Sde of the estate of Jacob W.
Stover, late of Haines township, de
ceased, by the executor, Mr, T. 1).
Stover. The sale will take place on
the premises of the decedent, Tuesday,
January 13th, 1885.
HOLIDAY Ext URMON TICKEJB.IV.NN
SYLVANIA RAILIIOAD. —As has been
for years eust.unary, the Pennsylvania
Railioad Company will place on sale
dining the Christmas and New Year
holidays excursion tickets between all
principal points on is main line and the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Halti
moie Potom i! R tilroad, Northern Cen
tral Railway,and West Jeiaoy Railroad.
These tickets will he sold on Decem
ber 23d, 21th. 25th. 30h, and Hist,
IB>4, and January Ist, 1885, and will
he good to return until Januaiy sth,
1885. inclusive. For any additional
information inquire at ticket offices of
the company.
—Come and leap the benefits of the
Cash System as it has made havoc a
luong credit System pric-s.
Diodes, Trumpfheller & Ci.,
Cobui n, I'a.
—The following item is taken f.om
an exchange and as it tits right wu 11 for
this section we let our readers have it :
What good can boys 8 to IS ymtis
learn on the 8' reets alter dark ? Let
ev-ny parent ask himself I lie question,
.and then c nisi ler tlie gain that would
accrue if tie we>e to invest a tew dollars
f.r a lihiarv and instinct his boy what
kind of ie ding to spend Ins time on.
Suppose lie were to imbibe a tas e in
the line of history, hiogiaph\ oi tiavel,
the thole course of thai boy's li'e
migld he changed. lllS'ead of a com
mon street hafer he might Irecome
known in the higher walks of life.
Observations.
AARONSBURO.
The business ;t the Penn llousw is
as lively as ever and the hotel is H
good place to g-t a square meal.
Mise Ki'ie Barter lias ben away on
a visit to Union county.
There is a riraor of several wed
dines to c >me "ff in tli is town in the
near future.
E~q. Rote was out on a d*-er hunt be
tween the two towns and reports b.td
luck.
Dr. C. S. Musser has returned from
Philadelphia v\here he had been stay
ing for the last three months at J ffei
son's Medical College. Glad to see
you home again. Doc—aud we think
some one els- is.
Mis. \V. 11. Philips has also returned
from Philadelphia, where site had been
for the lost three weeks. Hope the
trip has done her much good.
WO DWARD.
S>rmnf our lea ling business men
had better spare their straw hats for
this season.
Van had some deer m?at last week
It only cost him thirty cents per
pound.
One of our business men is wishing
for some spectacle man to come around
so that he could tell the difference be
tween carpet chain and muslin.
The club met up at Milt Dmffet's
Lime Kdn last week and had a lit'le
skirmish, in which Jonas "tune my
heart' 1 came out cat bird.
Some of our Nimrods had quite a
lime at William W irmz-'s last week
trying to shoot a beef, Dune and Win.
shot at the beef twice, every tira*
shooting too high. The beef, infuria
ted by pain, made for Dame, sending
him through a pale fence and chasing
John J. up on a tree. Such j bs ought
to he done by some one who can shoot.
R u v. llengst was here and s'raighten
ed out the difficulty winch has hung o
ver our Sunday school like a dark,
heavy chuid for the last six months.
The Judas could not unload his huiden
as was exp e'ed. Well, we are glad
tlie school will m >ve on smoothly now,
as it should have done all al -rig
OBSERVER.
WANTED -Ev-ry nan, woman
and child, in need of goods, to come
and n v the Cash System.
Dinges, Tiumpfueller & Co.,
Coburu, Pa.
ENTERTAINMENT. The Green
Grove Sunday school will hold an en -
tei taiinnent on Christmas evening,
D ceniber '2sth, 1884. No admission
will be charged. A collection will be
taken for the benefit of the school lie v.
B. Hengst will conduct the exercises
at d good addresses will be made. Ttiis
will be the that entertainment ever
given by the school and everybody is
iuvitrd to be present.
—Do NOT crucify the children by
compelling them to take the horrible,
nauseous compounds usually sold as
worm medicines m uiyof them as worth
less as they are obnoxious, but get a
box of McDonald's Celebrated Worm
Powders. Purely vegetable. So easy
and pleasant to taki that the
children will never know a medicine is
being administered. You will in ad
dition secure the very best vermifuge
possible to produce. So sure are we of
this that in all cases of failure t) cause
expulsion where worms exist we cheer
fully agt to refund the purcnase price.
One Box of McDonald's Worm Pow
ders- guaranteed equal to four bottles of
any worm svrup.
JOUNBTON, HOLLOW AY & CO.,
Philadelphia Agents.
Sold by J. Eisentratb, Mll'liSim, Pa.
Santa Claus
is (Miming and the BAHRAIN STORE
is liis headquarters.
Von ii.ust get a Christinas or New
Year's Present for your father, your
mother, sister, brother, husband, wife,
uncle, aunt and lover and yon will cer
tainly go* to see the grind exhibition of
Christmas and iVeu> Year Oijlt at 1). S.
Kauffinan and Co's. BARGAIN STORK
on Main street, Millheim, Pa. It will
delight your hearts to see the latest,
novelties of •he season there and their
low prices will suit your pocket books.
The following are a few of the many
articles,ef pecially suited for the holiday
trade :
DOLLS. DOLLS, an endless varie
ty ; TOYS,TOYS,TOYS, too numer
ous to mention ; SILK HANDKER
CHIEFS. splendid assortment and
cheap ; PURSES. VASES. SILVER
PLATED WARE. FINE & FANCY
GLASS DISHES, &c.
Our JEWELRY DEPARTMENT
contains art idea of ilie best sebctien,
such as wer never seen in any stoie in
tlii* neighbor'hood.
FINEST CLEAR TOYS. MIXED,
FANCY TOY. BROKEN STICK
AND FRENCH CONFECTIONER
IES. guaranteed pure S|'G\R N UTS,
RAISINS, DATES, ORANGES. BANANAS
and anything imaginable in the line of
sweet meats.
If you want a NICE SUITS OF
CLOTHES. FINE HAT. FUR CAP, TA
BLE CLOTH. CASIIMERE DitEss.or any
thing in that line we can supply you
at lower prices than any other store.
A d now wishing you a Merry
Christ in,is and a Happy New Year, we
kindly invite you, to come wild see our
immense stock of Holiday Goods. Be
fore you pin chase elsewhere, come to
ns, and we are sure we can save you
money.
Truly Yours.
D. S. KAUFFMAN & Co
—IT IS in order now for every manu
facturer to praise and extol 'he virtues
of his cough medicine,and claim it ever
S'i much better than any other. On
square business principles the -guoprle.
lor of Dr. Kossler's Celebrated Cough
Medicine says if you are not satisfied
with Hie relief ami benefit obtain d, if
you do not. consider it well worth the
price paid for it then take the empty
bottle to your dealer and get your mon
ey.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOW AY & CO.,
Phi'adelpliin Agents.
Sold by J. Eiseuhuth, Millheim.Pa.
Oysters ! Oysters ! ! Oysters ! !!
D. I. Biown has opened his oyster sa
loon, next do.ii In his linshopon Main
street, ami would tespcifully inform
the public that he is ready at all times
to furni-h them with fies'i oysieis,
prepared to suit the tastes of his cus
tomers. The latdes are constantly fill
ed with toe delic'Cies belonging to a
complete oyster meal. Give him a call
and be assured of the best accomoda
tions. Do not forget the place—oppo
site K tuff nan's store, Main street,
Millheim, Pa.
/ Penn Hall Shavings.
A merry Christinas and Happy New-
Year to you all.
Mr. CMS. Hooker haslefifor Money
where he wants to help get away with a
Christmas turkey.
John Comlo has two Guinea pigs and
real nice pets they are.
Mr. Fred Moyer has bought the
Ertle pro|ei ty in town and intends e
reciing a nlacksmilh shop thereon. All
right, Fred, the more the merrier.
Wm. Pealer has returned from Phil
adelphia whither he had gone to pur
chase a fine stock of goods and is now
ready to show his customers his well
selected and fresh line o f merchandise
in the Duncan store room at Spring
Mills. William, try the virtue of the
JOURNAL ink and you will be sure to
succeed.
Mr. Mrs. C. W. Wendell are off to
Lew sburg to spend the Christ mas sea
son. Well, here is my hand, Sandy.
Our overseers are getting quite eco
nomical of late ; they refuse to buy the
poor paupers their tobacco. Wonder
how some of the growlers would feel if
they were to abandon the weed.
The felii es and canines make night
hideous by the howls they send forth
in different puts of town.
J. W. Harlges is doing some fancy
painting for Mr. J. Alters at Spring
Mills.
The steam saw mill under the control
of J/r Sheasly. on tlie Bulges tract,
is in full running order and turns out
some fine sawing. Well, George is the
man for this kind of work. *
JACK PLANE.
Q_EORGE L. SPRING ER,
Fashionable Barber,
Corner Main & North streets, 2nd lloor,
Millhtiin, Pa.
Shaving, flail-cutting, Sharnpoonlng,
Dying. d ne in the most satisfac
toiy manner.
EXTRA BLlilii!
ffisg* BoS? &us u.i X .: ta vr J ;
SfVrq n mw p-n f \m $¥3M
tj Li: 2u I. .1UL Ui.iii-.J-c, ... a O.■ i^i>*.
THAN ANY ©TrSER.
| lb BOXES WHICH PREVEBT
805113G TiiE HABDS.:
SOLD CY ALL DCALE::S.
is. S.STAFFORD, I
I • Nciv York,
ABSOLUTELY!
TllliltliSTSTOltK
— ggga —— —BEa —las -
G. A. BARTER'S
GROCERY
Main St., opposite Bank, Millheim,Pa
Finest Groceries in the
market.
Choice Confectioneries J
FRESH OYSTERS !
Best Tobacco and Gig ars!
COUNTRY PRODUCE TAKEN AT THE
HIGHEST HOME MARKET PRICES!
CULL and get Low l'riese!
TERMS CASH!
JHE JJEST
PICTURES!
AT
gucx b ro3>
?mr GdLLEiir /
FAMILY GROUPES AND CHILDREN
—TAKEN BY THE—
IVSTWTWEOIiS PROCESS !
Satisfactory Work Done by
RAIN OR SHINE!
We furnish everything in our line,
lrom a Miniature Card to
a Cabinet Picture.
Picturss copied and en
largai in tb.o bast *tyla.
< FRAMES^
can be procured at our pUca on short notice.
r oar priest are
dovV.i a ) as to a lit e/ar / p iras.
Gallery on North St, Millheim, Pa
Catarr H rgws?^
l'r catarrh will) most
Wwtm BMkS
A?™,"
P^S C o/T^ rt tAD|,M,j .yed fur Uftee.l
Jo'-us. Mr. limb r
V fS" AM has used It in his fain
f-jw iifh av ami commend it
Mr i >y Pga very highly. ATunk
nr / -c<e.fct3 'i -limM'k lawyer
testifies that In* was
Tmrnm Mired of a partial
l-.lfness—P.ff so XL
Pa - Gaz " , -
FJSfr \ 0 U-SA. | |r|y' S Creain P.aiir,
cured me of catarrh
n^ 1 ""*% —restored iny sense
oi s.peil Fo: cold in head it win ks like magic.
—E. 11. Sherwood. Banker, Klizibeth, N.J.
Givo it a trial.
ELY'S CREAM BALM CAUSES NO PAIN.
GIVES RELIEF AT ONCE. A THOROUGH
TREATMENT WILL CURE. NOT A LIQUID.
NOT A SNUFF. APPLY INTO NOSTRILS.
Price V) cents at drugulsts: 60 ots. bv mall*reg
istered. S iinple bottle bv mall 10 cents.
ELY BROTHERS. Diunlets, <iwego, N. Y.
AnDMiP?f°r t.nrifttivp. llenlthy, Hon
nlluff 1 oorrtbto Jtc Permanent business ap
ply to Wiiniot Castle & Co., Rochester, N. Y.
To Hake l.lfe Brighter
The dysp'pile's lot is not a happy one. Ren
son's Cap,-lue Plasters are thu remedy. Price
25 cents. 4iV4t
CONSUMPTION.
I have a positive remedy for the above disease; by lt
one thonsan a of cases ot tho worst kind and of Ion?
standln e have hen c u -ed. I "deed. • < o h
tu lis elttcacy.th it I wl I penilTWO BOTTI.I.S FREE,
torcthor with VA I.VABI.KTREVTISIS on this diseaso
to any aufforer. Giv express -id 1' O. nddr s.
1)K T. A. b LOG CM, 161 r,arl St., bow York.
40-St
VIRGINIA FARMS
OF lIVEItY Sl*C f PRICE and Denci'lp-
Tinn o*l D I Hon Some t>PE lAL HAit-
LUU Unuu ! GAI N'S always on band. 350 A
CKE KIVEK FAKM, good bilck H'USE, near city,
$'.,500. 2 0 Aouu FAKM. with building?, near
railroad and l iver. *1.200. other birualns at
lii .her and lower prices. Catalogue Now
mapol V'a. 1 c. stamps taken, ti. L. STA
PLE •, Richmond. Va. 40-4t
t ni v/\ /\r\T\ in "resent* given away. Send
H\ 'I 111 I || )i in-* 5 cents postal , and by
P*vV "v'j" ' vrv ' inu ji vou W |(| f ree ;l pack
age of quods of large va u', t..uit wid start you
in work lb it will at once briun voi m money
taster than anything else in Ameri M. All a
bout the #:oo,biu in presents with each box A
oeuts wanted every where, of either sex, of all
tne time, o spare tun • only, to work lor us at
their own homes. Fortunes for a'l workers ah
soiuteiy assured. Don't delay. H. HALLKTT &
Co., Portland, Maine.
M HA a OB Send six cents for
81 j&Jj &£ M MQB poslape. and receive
fta H HI 1 pL* afive a cosily box of
u a E uafM "n.Hids Which wlil help
yott to more money riirbt away Uitu anything
• ise in this world All. of either sex, succeed
from tiist hoar. The broid roid to f >rtane (-
pens before the workers, absolutely sure. At
once address, KCK & (Jo , Angnsta, dame.
C" *5 as iws&y I" I
'Miir ;>S6?ES4O w p &
Wo i-.r.ve s'c; cs in >(3 leading Cities,
j-1 i v.T ; t a our a;rer,t* Mic-rruorlie? quickly.
(: • .c,'oii<N u i Pi Of-.secs rre at
j !'i. :■ cd for o.ir New Catuiotue and
t>.u: t' agents A dare a
p \ as | 9 O'n S CM-tfcn St.
s t ii CKRKUULPLHA.PA.
A NEW DEBARITKE. •
. 1l
A Strictly Cash Store
Whore goods are Bought and Sold
Relieving that the people of Centre county arc fully awake to their
best interests and that they have the intelligence to comprehend and the
courage to recognize the means hest calculated to bring a'lout the most
desirable results, we would most confidently and earnestly submit the
following for your careful consideration :
That king credit has slain its victims by the thousands upen its ex
tended battle fields is a fact beyond successful contradiction, and we
would onlr ask you to call to your recollections your own observations.
• y y f
in proof of this fact, and. the pitiful appeals of those still tindei tli
crushing heel of the tyrant fall upon our ears with unmistable certainty and
we would say, come, let us rush to their rescue by wielding the sword of
justice and striking the monster down with a decisive blow and keeping him
there by eternal vigilance. This can be done only by a system which pays <
as well as demands CASH on delivery.
This system we will adopt and put into operation on the twenty-sixth
day of December 18S4, after which we will buy and sell positively for cash
and produce only and will name such figures on goods as will fully convince
every intelligent person that it is to their interest to buy their goods where
KING CREDIT finds no quarter, but where the
is radically and permanently established and strictly adhered to. Kindly in
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