Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, February 16, 1877, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text'? k$ '- ;? k' -ft. VJLLLAMKTTE FARMER. p 'yj W . $. .( sr cv? "l Is f& iV Ml 53 ras 1 ". " Hi. m t i? rr m pc Salem, Friday, Fel). 16, 1877. CONSOLlDiTIOK. During the past nwt we 1itp rompletrd an arrugenieQt thtl plicv the Willamette Farkkr above all cnaipotlMoa In Is especial field of Journalism, and In therefore of lui pomnce (o fio frral'up intorests or the who!e State. We bare pm-chaned of Mr. Mart. Brown the subscription lits auil ao c ante i a wtll aa the entlm good will aid b utness of tho Oregon Cktfttrafor, which ends its career with the Uue of this rek, and hereafter will bo consolidated with this pip r, the subscriber of thi Cultivator rtv CMng in the future the Willamette Far kr as continuation cf their subucripiion to th other paper. Events clearly demonstrate, what we have always averted, that this replcn aflonJs room for only one Agricultural Journal, and that 1 of conrse the Willakrttk Farmer, that Ert Ltd the field, which Rave is poi tion and icCucnce no rival could cxptct to equal. Our friends of Albany and Linn county deserve credit for the patriotic and heroic etfons they have made to support their home institutions, and we have always felt respect for their pride in so doing, but we remind them that the Willamette Farmer has no merely local character, bet belongs to all Oregon, equally, and If they will Rive us their support and assistance to mske tho creat county of Linn the greatest agricul tural county In Oregon known by corres pondence, we will convince them that they need no botteradrncate than this paper. Uniting Flax for Fiber. We have mnde frequent references to ths success achieved byIeesrs. Jesse Parr-fan and Charles Miller, who live near Jefferson in this county, in raising Dutch flax for fiber. They have car ried on this cultivation for two years, and last year they pnt uji a mill to work,the straw, or flax, after being suf ficiently rotted, into lint and tow, to be manufactured into thread, twine, etc. In connection with their enterprise we have made frequent reference to Mr. Akin who came out from New York Stale two years ago, where he had had life-long experience in growing and working flax, and lie lias given us to understand that Mr. Crane, a manufac turer, would bring to Oregon extensive machinery for the manufacture of shoe thread, twine, etc, being satisfied that Oregon could raise a superior quality of of flax, and that this coast offers, a good market for such merchandise. About six months ago Mr. Crane and his machinery arrived in California, and being impressed with the fact that San Francisco offered the best market for his goods, and supposing that Or egonwonld raise the flax to supply him, he put his machinery in operation there. Mr. H. M. Crane is now in this city and seems to recoguize that he must offer some guarantee to the people of Oregon that he will use the flax they produce, and that the only suffi cient guarantee will be to put his ma chinery at work among us so that we can see that the demand for our pro ducts will ;! permanent This he fa willing to do when satisfied that the people here will produce the stock of lint and tow necessary to keep his ma chinery at work. Mr. Crane exhibits samples of most excellent shoe thread and different sorts of twine manufactured in California, at Ills mills, out of Oregon flax. He agrees with all the rest of the world in pronouncing onr flax equal to the best raised lu any country, and superi or to any raised elsewhere in the United States. Messrs Parrfah and Miller have made many and thorough exier imenta in connection with rafaing flax far fiber that are of great value to all interested, they having not only raised the flax and made It into tow and lint, but they have spent $200 in sending abroad specimens of the same to Ire land and other flax-wising countries, always receiving the most unqualified endorsement of its excellence and qual ity as equal to the very licit. Those who know these gentlemen need not le told that they are respected as men of integrity and very reliable charac ter. They sent sample of their flax to the Centennial Exposition, and received the medal for the same. The induce ments are considered by them puflicient to warrant them in continuing the cul tivation and working of llax on a large scale, and they expect to be able to sup ply Mr. Crane with perhaps half the stock he may need. They claim to liavo already found ample remunera tlou for the labor and money they have expended and arc anxious to have oth er men, who have land suitable for flax culture, take hold of the business in earnest, so as to secure the erection of another flax mill, lifco their own, which would be sufficient Inducement for Mr. Crane to bring his machinery to Oregon, and probably to Salem, and institute a branch of manufacture that will snrely grownnd spread In the fu ture until Oregon shiJl lecomo famous for the manufacture of flax and linens on a large settle. In presenting this matter for tho con sideration of tho farmers of Oregon wo call attention to tho following poluts: 1st. It is proved beyond question that Oregon is au excellent country for the production of flax, and that the fiber of flax raised here ranks with the best known in Ireland, while the amount produced to the acre Is also large. 2d. Messrs. Pnrrfah and Miller have demonstrated this excellence aud have by individual enterprise established that it can be raised at a profit to lie manufactured into lint and tow for shipment to the East. 3d. The Pacific coast offers n home market for manufactured thread, twines and cord, that we ought to pro duce because we can raise the staple and command witter power nud labor to manufacture it. The Importance of Inaugurating home manufactures need not be dwelt upon, especially when we !& such advantages for production of the s,'aplo to lie manufactured. In conclusion: Spring will soou be up on us,and the season has been so favor able for the advancement of all kinds of work that it offers especial advantag es for the commencement of flax cul ture on u large scale, r as large a may lie necessary, sufficient nt least to in duce Mr. Crane to bring his machinery among us and become identified with our pro5,tir!tv. Uo faattxiuus iv knew what certaintyjthe ptospect affords, and there must be a mutual anxiety on the part of the producers of Oregon to es tablish an independent reliable iiome market for the encouragement of so important a product, that not only promises to amply reward the produ cer, but will initiate a system of man ufactures that will grow and increase until our State mast become in the fu ture a rich and famous manufacturer of linen goods of finest texture, as well as the coarser articles now talked of. Since writing thenbove,we have had a conversation with Mr. Crane nnd he informs us that our own State offers an extensive market for the best quality of shoe thread, needed in the construc tion of salmon nets on the Columbia river. There nets have to be made of the best thread, costing over one dollar a pound. We are astonished to find out the exteut of this trade, right at our own doors, fur a low estimate pat upon the value of the thread used in these nets, that have to lie replaced each year, shows that the annual out lay fa fully $250,000, and some place it much higher. We will do well to save this money to build np our home in stitutions, that now goes to enrich the manufacturers of Belfast, Ireland. When we take into consideration the increase of the fisheries, here and at all other points on the Pacific Coast, it is safe to say that by the time we can sup ply the demand it will amount to a million of dollars per annum. The demand for bagging twine will also create a large business; Salem Mills use over a thousand dollars' a year, and the demand on the coat, which must increase with the produc tion of grain and wool, already amounts to nearly $200,000. So our flax-raisers will see that the field is large nnd they have only to go in to possess it. Another important feature of intere-it to our towns and those who seek labor, is that the establfahmeut of manufac tories among us to supply theae increas ing demands, will create occupation for many young persons, and be of great benefit to both town and country. iJKsTOcenvK Kibe at McMissville. A dixiMtch UitfU Fob. U:h. furmsuis tho fnl- 1 -win:: par.icularh of a nry clwitnicttye fire at McMiunvlUn. Toe diMwtcti says: The Great McMInnrilU, lt nlht a: S o'clock, original! at Bud' drug nuif, ileniroyinK the bulldini; aud nurk; loot 7,00). Iturnrd mroccupirfl by G. Wilson, nltli nick; hi i'l?); fullv injured. Itulidini; U-lnni;-icgtoJobc Uud; ln M0. Aio balldiiu owned by J. l lirily; irH -00. AIwi J300; il. G. Ilurnet.' bulldinr, f7. Wl:rl iliu Jprwiu livncy huh leeil Vil)lf. tt-uu; tory i CozinV ni-at fcuop, J20U; Iiil. $)UJ; II Ira m Adsnm' bulidios and icx:k,l,('H); Simon U.idyMJ'j hiUkiu and building, jl, );'.. il. ToJd's drug Hon, riamscnto lock, .WO: G. F. IUoRAiMt-r, (Ltuuge to stock, tSCO. DARK BRAHMAS. rlUVE JL'ST IMPORTED FKOII II. A. MAJ.--CiU. Vairtum Hut., Uie Bnl Htrd b iua eter ntit!, aiut toid only to reaare Hoa compttl- ' WALTHAM PEINCE Wutlrrdbjrtlld Wolttom. A. Und told for (100 In tali Uilrd jeir.) wlU. tclld b-ci brtut, ad aU 04 point welnnt. 11X pouniLi Mtuxl with nine tat Ure ilrcl-znjr J3Eo2- (lo imported) and taUtU. KOCa-tS for IS. " t0 ItK- 0. II. WIIEELEK. Uf. KUtcM, Una Co., trczco. FOR SALE, One Good Le-rcr Power, StTtTAH'."! FOR OS OK FOCtt HOIWBS-OAJf tw nl (tor nwtns wood, ctwpplui; (tot. pump ing wnttr or tbrMu4 trtln It caa te mten In opo nttun st nix "TO South Stltnu eslm, Feb. It. 1ST; ft S JOtlY PE0PRIETAEY MEDICINES SB. CTiUNDLEE, FJLS.AM Uto Pkyektei to WL Oet' - AiHIiI mw't Mmpllb. Lewdea. Cvrator to Aftwr iffmrm mf tto tol fmhortmum r tmnrA atui 4mmHem$iu, mnU aftrr thm jtrmrticml mpp9iUm 4m trmtment tm thou nwis of jmHmK, 0. CMmnrfler, l.M.f JU.Ji.a wwr prmimt t t hm jtmrtem jtwfr tlf the fat fori ho l mntfdi i. hi ! c(U rorrrjt nmft jprOMrtif thm 9gmp uAfrA 4 nH0i4 (M Tmimtminrnma quantity of teitimomiml, mmmmUritrd ffrinf of suffering and diwiwrqywf pmMents ieht Ann u oU( rwiw9tt relief amd buefii from their romtiuued uset out hmro Invm ratliemJti cnrn of nUmtHt and kronle eomptttittts, trblrAt hmrr ndjuitftut try the hum! vMiutfU phptlciams bmpmlt, THE WONDERFUL EIYPTIAN KOOD-FHRfflER. TkU 4mtomymrmmtm JiKVTi ATTTJ7 4m m juurrfUi AtTKKATiri;, TtiA'IC, Jll- rhmc, niA phometsc ni aveki- M T, nttmhimimtr vitrtmem tehieh rentier 4t imoalmabl nud nvrfiHfrt mud hy it eomHmI m etil tkoromahiu rmcfi ftte mtl disnm of tb blood. Jla im&ro dientm aro of a jmfWp harmless oxtnto (oh the pTodmots anther from rrmatn J:ayptlam I'rootmoem, and trhere there i le mllahteAt tattU of dlseto iu the rf tern, it merer fall 4m ejietluy that disease throasfk the tuedlmm of the mklHf or ej FIUh0 it through tho tnnHff and various ekaunels ef te bodff, thereby atloteimrr and indeed Jvrciuq alt the nryaus into thir projier normal amd fametiomat eon tilling. A very brief spare of time irUX eanrimre. amp patient mslmp it, of its wit doubtrd reliability amd wonderful rum tire properties it omlHQt emost Mmquestiom uttlH tle vertt cram afaedteat triumph, a tut the aremteet dtmeowery of the prrsent an im the treatment of merry dtstame whrre the blomt itself 4e primarily tho ttfit of the lesiom or disorder, sutU am fiCRttVUIA amd the thousand and one eausrm tht tA to this terrible n&iction, cf ehleh till cis-tltsmA rommnntiies are eojnlnt, for Itttdteal Truth has asert rd that the lum of the fathers shall rUlt eeem unto tho third nnd fourth yen emtio." and to JUfOKf:-2OII AM j?jrru;tJLx:i cossxiTLTJoys it is poirerfal njurr motor, eausina the irm of umm omen mora to assume the iodtio TvriM of manhood. FarCITA 1VS TUSKASrS, V3ZTX Am' jtisnttDEUS, cay&TiFATiuh on CUSTiriSXEaS, XAVHU AM hAWEl' cnjtj't. tiSTS. axxj:ii-4L A2 v jfiut r- OVS Jti;ttIL.JTl iZlllJirMASIkJf, CI.AyjtVI.AK XKAlZtlZMESTb. Ai'J TaVlAtlXATOUB A X CU. Vl't:rYt Arr.crJob o Tin: huaxb. xit izr.vr uz.cisns. j'Ejiaj: t ox- JPZuLXXTS (and to the yeutler sen it is m boon touff southt per by sensitive,. surrp tlble, and dt lira to female, as ft tnhs direct art inn upon, thrir ailments) AXJ Ahl rMZHH ttr.CJUlOMC 2HbX-tHi: 2S XrjIiCU TUti JILVODJS TUi; hlldT r TIIJ: TUOUnLAU it is invaluable. A frrcrr0re tr4h thts vrmetly vll jrur cc -nltlo amd prmaunt cmm up CHILL nV rBTJiS uud all JIALA 1UAL JOlAUh. Thousands of Tesiltnotttal atttst the truth tf thee oia4ms, J"rieet Otto lioUur, in tars bottle, or mist btlle$ . oMMnmum HYSPEPS1A. OAMinmu. GAKTBOX mmf; mrma, nd watt. Uw tun friml Hurt rfqwnatNtf mf aU nttwa,ut m brUTmmnm uftrtahmnt trUt rttrt ttu dlotatim arawit t thtlf jflt. Umm ttrtmath, mmd utmmtte th htaltha metier mf the mltmmtS tm& tHtrliim. The mtimj irrUmbUltp mf lUrrary rnnd ull uermmmm imrMlf m mmirutnrg lift, im ipdUff rMmal r "('" ' simmmtk U ttmtarmi ta htnltU and Mr ).-v-ttolt of tUt BfUm KB rnnmt m rwj" 4m tht jttrfBrntMwf of Imlror. 2-rGcT, On itollur, i larjjt brnUlm, or US btll3, iS. IRONCHITIS AND LUNG AFFECTIONS. A nltotil mtnltrH told trlR efltttnrt iMti to a stnnHM fnyh, vhith, uutttrtd for ot VuuliJ tr&Jisd, inns b'tr- Ittt out rtmultlt miurf ri-mtMal In a mrttlttl tote of JIHOKCUITJS, or vital U trnrtr, tht dta&ltt COSBClllTlOX. To lilt tHffrrlna from MaramMimg ctnifjU aid crp-tiortitio, TftA-CtlEOlt offtrt a coitud, rttlutlt, mnit pt-montnt rtiltf. It auamtnts txpttto ratloH.and omallem ! jmIIhI to r-rntl that ttrrU.ll ttptta dtpooit, trkl'l; If It ft vrUhomt Jtulielomo tromtuusMt, . totx munteato Its poitom I Me mttieulur 6 itamto of m Immg, mZtgmrratlHn mud dt ttroffima tluU most tmtttilifl of itoatit, aud ultimate mrnltl it tarty "" ""r tlmxttn dtath, XUJ.CUEOK ham no final, math teat a tnotrlor, aud Its titt trill riot OMltf mmm the utpomlt, thereto affordlnn firrut relief, out hraU t.e tntiut-mnm aud eaten the yatUul InpotttSMiuu of healthy tutlff tijftUt. J-rlc. rtfttf Cents ptr tiottle, or Mix IjttliJ, ffS.SU. ,mmm PILE?, Hemorrhoids. 3SaitfrnvtetevtX to jiroJifr-? f7i It pn fn fuX aud iflttrrtslua mtate. Tht Mood to retarded lit return the In Jwjiteiit ur of dnimtte purrrulltee letirf to jirudurn congrntlon of tut CouyeU, t"niUl mlun of fw Itvrr, ttwt HHtueruu other eitumre iter ttte mnure tifthlt tuuijjlalitt, and hitherto nolhlurt rffirtual h'lm Veen pretrttitd to the pullie, tr.'i eU would rapidlu allrrlalt riuitiNU and ultimately iroto au tfret lie cute. In X'XLOX tee luxeo a remedy tel I'll lint until acta aStuotl iuttnutly, hut trill reuvrre the Inrortl tuntort of the j arte (lHlei) htf rbsarptlou, and tunny 7io hate reetiirrd uoC only benefit, out hum Leen rv'lliu In eturetl, liueo oeen titeureU f pi lor to itiing tklm treatment) by emi nent turneout that thn inly retttf they eter cmltd t.xpft w Hit, erauld bo bif n ojrif.'ii, and remvrttuij it w then jront ttie Ludy by a ytrcrodHre uhteh tietlttsi edtkcl."tft. SIM remedy tM teen iMlled. lellh tltUykt, and io uoa jirejcrlhed by many iinietu Inn phyaltiatu, who a rr eog nliiuil of l.e tnerlt. at tlio only known ture cure fr F1I.V&. J'rtrt. Jflftu Cents per jiatl.ayc, or tin for 9'J.SO. Ttiv Ar.oTr. nr.3tr.jtim at.e thorawjU in llf eradlratlau ot tht ditfrr enl and tnrlnus inaliidtet ilrt.nmluutrd, aud are the ret ait of patient, ttarehiny, luOoTlotit, r.nd telentljle Intnliu'ttlon, emhractna a period of many year, i XKnrope uud Atnerlett. ., . If the thirl fie direction! arr enmplled wllu, thontundM of pnUmlt will beurwlt uett ta the.r relallra merit, uud torrou orate every nttrrtloii, II litre lliere nro w.anjr cau.ot.eut lone of dlttntr, and pa tient! to detirt, UJI. CllA.KXiX.KXt wUl ho pleated to vtr ull Information, arX. I, cut by letter if ntetttan: XKterxpiWr ami S-ei'lunntoTy Circu lar of tit umc ttnttitl teuton rteeipt rf miiitt.,,. If the fliOX'Jtir.XAXiX jlJ.fJiei.VHii are not on tale at your .arttculur ilrUQaiti', loud urdera to DR. CHAWDUER, 1470 Sreadwsy, Hew-Tak City. HAWLEY, nrrrn pnn a AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. SOLE AtlKNTS yOU TUB JOHN DEERE MOLINE PLOWS, JEI THE DEERE SULKY KU.lIHBUt'' '.-tI t n . a . -v .! I -.. ..1.......u sold In Orocnu In Throe M.intlis. Iron Pu.m.i. In tlin Slfntn la t tili.t..utnl Hf)lo 8oHuttIer "F a. Ana Lignt ?VC kf WmWk Am Deere Peerless Cultivators, and Buckove Grain Trills, and Broadcast Socder-K, and FAIUt GKIs(T UIJLaf, nil mIom niitl prloow 6Bd lor Special Circular. I'orftnnd, brpt. 2. CEKTEyyiAIi EXPOSITION, 187 (. Well-merited JUSTICE has been done hy the CitnniKiloners In awarding the S E W 1 N G 31 A C H 1 N E The First and Highest Premium. Gold 3IeJtl und Diploma. Improved Home Shuttle Sewing Machine. Late Style Cletb IMale. etc ivlla Table. EHtaer Macalae Cum teed to site ftatUlactlou. Agency EnglLili Leather Manufacturing iewing Machine. HA TiTi TREADIiE Late Invention. GEO. W. TRAVER, Manufactuim' Agent, a. ir. cor. jtoxnisox axh third srs.. imiktland, oHFC. cplml w.wcAraaarouu 4. v viATHiaroui. a We&therford & Co.. Wboleule and Goull IMaJrr in DRQ6S, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, Patent Medicines. CHEMICALS. 1 erfUTn ery TOILET GOODS, Etc., etc. PURE WINES and LIQUORS, for Hedie-JJl porpw Medicixien Compounded, and Prescriptions Fillod. Weatherford & Co., Vttii Vm-nrn'M rwi SACRM, 23rosTT2i Xjos23.oxTra.ri. tu vmb y 'hr f)iirit r iwi.h r3iJicrc y ctr ifi pa r yeflr- txj ihl hrvtti ifia: ri Hit i-ra it-en 10 lw th MUaf lIAKDl oral) the nwiuux (tue atnea i tatch iuyu1f war MtiUil ftC'Ut dpuf tflUit It or ?& Hl.nlil, I.luo Co , Oregon Administratrix Notice. "JVJOTICE l hereby tln lb.it Ihe autr.ljiml. Ail 11 inlnUtijIrtx ul Ilia tUltiaot A. K. Unllt (!a crtied, Intend to a .ply to tliv 0.uuir C.mt in I hi hA of CJrToa. tut ih uirimy ifUrlfi, uii Hid Inniby of t'on.ary 177. ul luo'cLk. c m for lenve t' r4lyn licr Mil?') qcIi u.lmii.lIMtr), anil tliesitntuf norc.4junt wiiii Mid tt KLKl'lIA WALLUK. Jan. 8,1(771 Admtnliiritrlx. 130 l rf with mtw niw, Utri'lY iint?fi I herein fuX lo any Aihitv iton rolpmf 25Ceu(at iud a d cent iiantp. Ailttret, w. j, tur.KK, Diicra, ure'ou. mim DODD 4e CO., i f 9. riTf.V l.lT OP "Which comlmiii the cn-atest strcngtli with extreme Lljjhtiit"s nml DurnWIIty. I JOHN DHKIti: It tht Solo Patentee of Iho ipi,.nt.,l Ill?k mid Welded Free, ntlil their Plow N the mil v I'low so itiiule, the Shnre- nnd Mould-lKinrds are nNo hnnleiied liy u li tmit iirocwo twculur in tin- DKBItB 1'LOWS. Sol Accnln fur AXD GAIG PLOWS, ..t t iifrttlliul . Cw Hundred on Fifty lUttm, Inm rrnmo, Iron V lieeli. o. Iron WlieeH. Avery Al?tlltH for tllU rr tool Wagons, spnng wssuub, .&!:?$ wi&2?-zr" dtWVr. Agents-. Wanted. 33"exv- Store. LITCHFIELD & MANNING, -SCALER tS FAMILY GROCERIES, rx.cvxsxoz AND Country Produce, FLOUR, FEED, BACON & LARD. Will toy r.I !lnn f tr.imliuiiin. r?. Ilclmi. Trmi t-h m 11. tq n h luurtieti Ji INDISMSKSABLE TO EVERY FAMILY S 5j5ee' "IrJTr. lSBtD "-iillO.VAW. Webster's Dictionary. IIVW) II. . uii I it-i il ! n' In n'ter lli-Uin.arU. 3000 Eigrj IMi:. 1B4J Pa."s Qmrto. Foil. VMid i )L'JKi:ii I'l. k'lr-K TTT The r.K-T PMArrii ALl'mti '!! HirrioK tt jikV .ttT U.t lui Ijinutertf J.'clirir, i. E c ,. 1171 N Tin nt. f tt'k ter liirtlni.arlra .. j llmnt'ioui t le Ciiiintry In IK7H cii 2j XX H tifitwA. Iire a tin) .alot uf any uttur Tt , lleili imrlt- O lliiel.milyof hi'iircn iHTlncWBiiwri. rT. Vj.Aiiiiiimi.ii.tuiH iiliiirlif-tfly aijdan' th X fir iiiii lialnir it. Il.nrt wIM'ccgm. miuh X. ill tnit.l ImullUviit in. u and wmnrn Ak Tt E yuiir leaeber iir mliil'tr If I' i mil , 7Z, Rtti l Imy Hie tui ami ii.q, anil Lre lu ix mf frly tp I'il.ll.'il t.y XU S ' A. ..'IKUItl n.iprl-Knlil.aw U For Sale! tfV Till KINK IIFXIiKM'G cun.ernf Omiu-r thh; claland IMllin inei In ilonMt i'u.ttli.n, itiiil.wllli liuau 1 iw, 'll iU.l'u-l, ainl .uiitfliii.ni iy arnnjird, ai.U um-iii't I'l1 ftUr . n nii.tiiutl tt ill lwolrt vroi'V' l.dwr on uu .u.tiu.u(lalii.i; li.tiai A.) ti I.K IIUh, iil I'lt'i.n'.. Ill.j( Hnwm yxitw Ncitlcti IS lieri'lii itwuii tMi Ifintr iiei v rpinitiMl ixrrn. lurnf Hi' Uii hi I u'nl i. nan i l nf ilia..) i.i h bu.llh iIi-cmiwi, Litnif ii.il. it t,t..i ,, b'ai ii (if. eL'un, Al! j.irm luviiif rU Ii.a rfMHlii.i .tfiil lain mini procn: Ihu panic villi .Mi,i.r tiuicUin in un't riy roldmco In Mid ccuiny, wliiilu U monilx liin IWi dat. . Ii bMlTll. Jan. 12, IS77wt A lh'W t. x. 1 - ' (W 5-W- 1 "rTw . w "IAsSTw cteSJiiJ5vvcv. ft WfW WJrf'. - 1- .) t. 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