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ties' of- cordword daily
eG. W.R.
n4E is at present en.
e school census.
and disorderly,
1 by Mr. J. IVI;Ger
es sola un own a, QTS.
peck. t this figure they be-.
etcone a decided b ney: •
TIE building known'as the " British
, Hotel," will be said by auction,'on the
,8th of march. D Dickinson, acct..
Weren SoAL s —Ori Wednesday •lest
the weigh scales in connection,' with the
market were sold by emotion, the pur-
chaser being Mr; R. Cole, at $150 for
the yens, .
• AT.the missionary services in cornice-.
es. "It' the Methodist church, Mitchell,
last. : veek; addresses were, delivered by
Irevs.c i essrs. Fowler, of this place, and
Davey, .Af Londesboro. •
OwiNo:k the'excent of th`i's County,
tine toaoher'•.,association has been divid-
ed into. twol(tbodies, representing • the
two inspectorX1 districts. A. meeting
will take place at Clinton on .the 28th
inst. -
Tirn large snow drifts to be seen at
' - xrtatt y 1rlaces along the. country - roads,
would eeippoeition ht.con
siderable
snow had, fallen, but such has
not been•tbo ease, much to the it -teen:,
✓ enience of tin..Catiacliat farmer,
IN A NEW Ror,n.—A paper• received
from Chester, Pennsylvania, last week,
.,contained a report of a temperance en-.
-teeterii:went givenin that city, wherein,
among .tris speakers we notice the name
of peter ore ltl of this town. .Stick to
•. it Peter. •
•`• Ton. Le Notwithstanding the: varied
-seather't"his winter, the .`ee:clopi8 sb
good one. Parties are now engaged in
a
Eg
in at Van nioud's and: it 'is.
outt';ice gt o ,
being stored- in the several ice limes
in town. 'The blocks' are over a foot its.
thickness, sone of good quality.. •
• HEARSE SciLt,.=On Saturday, last a°
hearse that had been seized at'Manches-
ter, under power Oa chattel nlortgabee.
was sold by . the bailiff ere, and as such
a " carriage,, was not nmch in demand,
the bidding for it was not very 'spirited,.
Mr.'R. M:Racey was .the purchaser; at
$150. .
MINISTERIAL:—Rev.. D. McNaugh•.
ton, M. A., of North Keppde,"will preach:
in the Canada Presbyterian church,''
here, on Sunday -next,. 'morning and.
,avening,,and on' the. Tuesday; evening
- •
.folloivingeehee will -deliver - leefente.Au
" Religious Music," in the church; .to
commence at .half -past: seven o'clock.
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ANNLAI.°' DINN.ER..—Tire fifteenth an-
nual dinner ofthe 'Hullett Branch Agri,
cultural Society, will be held. at. L'ike's
hotel,here, old Wednesday, MVlaroh 6th,
at 7:30 o'clock; p. in. It is expected..
that Win. Johnston, Esq:, Principal of
the. 'Ontario School of A rioulture,
Guelph, and several other gentlemen
will be present to address'the nieeting.,
AecxonN'r',—On'. Tuesday afternoon
last, Mr. Thos,. Cooper, of .'this. town,
met with a very painful: accident... He
intended going out in the country, and'
for this purpose tied his horse, attached -
to at covered buggy,in front of his resit
donee, whoa' it became frightened at the,,
cover and endeavored to bre k away..
Mr. Cooper grasped it by the head,
when it succeeded its throwing him
down and dragging .hien a short dis-
tance alone the road, inflicting some
very painful bruises and wounds about.'.
his head and: body.•
.•PU.ESE$TA.T1014.--Tho young•people of,
the Bible Christian church of this town,
on Saturday evening last, in the base-'
znent .of the church; presentedd their lies.
tor,. Rev. , .• T. Goui•ticb, with u purse
containing 0$1. In a fe-Cv well chosen'.
wards Mr. Courtice thanked•theeknor's.
'of the gift very kindly, and staid that he.
now felt aseuredhe Must have had their
earnest sympathy by the taligjble way
theyhad, now given expression to. The
ladies of the congregation then treated
those pt•eselit to an ample supply of the
"good. things of, this life." Short ad-
dresses by Messrs. J. Briekendoai, W
(S,bbings, Et. Porter, C. Bezzo, and sweet
diecouises of music by . the choir added
greatly to the interest of the meeting.
CiNTE1tTAIN3tgXT5.: Ft12' isoitle time
past there has been a dearth of enter-
tainments stere, but they come with a
rush for this and next week. The town
is billed for an entertainment to -morrow
(Friday) evening, by " Sheppard's Jubi-
lee Singers," a'teoupe of colored voca-
lists, who have a vols renown on tieernunt
of tite deep pathos and 'expression ex-
hibited ill their singing; ,for Saturday
evenine•, " CTooI Burgess" is'announeed,
and for Wednesday evening . of next
week, the celebrated elocutionist, Miss
Du Ruuiiseau, under the auspices of the
1. O. O. 1+., of this Atlee. This lady
will give a number of readings from the
works of the' most prominent authors,
both of poetry' and prose, and should
have a full house, . It would be well if
entertainments of this-kind'.were more
largely patronized than they haste been
heretofore. as • being of an iutelleetual'
diameter,they are calculated to strove
instructive AS well AS interestitlg.
'VACANT houses here are like abgers
visits, remarkably . few and very .far be-
tween.
M. D. PATTON,•:grooer, of this place,
has been compelled to make•an assign-
ment, 'This, is a line of husit;ess which
we think is more gverdonehere than
.any other, •
" A Rneneit" wishes us to ask farm-
ers,;' when they kill cattle and bring the
cai passes to townfor sale, not. to kill
su-y-oveesteneytatof-age; ass.4the-test
of most people are in such -a position
that they cannot get therm sharpened.,"
LeseeceroN,--Piro Inspector Paisley,
last week started melds official rounds.
As no 'sine whomhe visited had any
tiniat'ion of his eoming,4they were en;
able to•' patch up '.defective pipes and
stoves,' and the consequence was he'
found soxne at he considered ant up
'to the required standard.
Mont Room WarerED.—Our worthy
postmaster ;Will"soon be. under the ne-
cessity of erecting a larger building -for
'the €ceoinruodation of the public, as the
present one ;appears much too small for
the ltyrge niunbers who would like to
get inside of it ever.v, afternoon.'•
A unanimous callhas been given by
the members of the Church of Ascen,
sion, Hamilton; to the Rev. Jas. ;Car••
Michael, so, well and_ favorably known
here he being at, one time pastor of St.
Paul's church. It is: said the ...stipend
will be about $3,000, with a free rectory.
-Seeet--TREY Cog s.—The Ramberg
Tadependent is the latest venture in the
newspaper line, ..: Ni
eatly got p, neu-
tral in politics, and will make .big, push
for' support. Canada only requires a
.few more papers, and then it 'will have
rea•l.y one for every man, 'woman and
child in the Domii:tioti.
A 'Taterne—In ' the course of .his
morning disconrse, on Sunday, the Rev.-
Mrs. fowler gas:e utterance to the fol-
lowing: " the neintber of original think-.
etas is•.very ;•few iieleed; the great mass
of mankind prefer to allow ethers :to
their thinking for them." : This is : a
_bold statementcertainl but we fear
, yt.
it 15 tOQ trite:.
Bttxexn.tts.-The" butchers hav-
ing 'mon'ed fron>: tire' •market building
stalls, .have' of settled as; follows :--Mrd.
J. Payment,. in the biaildiliglfor'merl r.•.
ocenP iecl•.by Mr. Hunter, Heron street;
Mir. R. Fitzsimons, in oue end of the
old Clinton hotel building; Mr, •James
Tewsley,'in his fennel, Stan i, opposite.
the market and Mr. E. Ansley in his
'own premises,
CUjrl'J,IaiENTk1tY.---tn the report of
Mr. Cline's concert, at•'Seafortln, last
:week, • the 'Expositor says : The .sing-
4gef_.•lgese Xeill,, nteg1intene n e of
Miss Alexander was:exaellent. Ar duet
by. Mrs: Yu.ill and Mr. Cline,'wesentlich
admired by the audience,'. and was rap-
'turously en.;ored.. - This ;lady has ..long
been a favorite with Seaforth audiences,
and she fully sustained her reputatiott
on Friday evening
A GOAD ItEC0RD:—The Mayor of
Mitchell,. and editor of the Advocate,
has just made an addition. to his farnily,•
in the shape of his nag and grows
so jubilant over the 'sffa.ir ' that heMen-
tions it three or four tines in the paper.
Why, inan, you ahould'ptit on sackcloth
and ashes 'instead. Ilc Wever, if they.
are as good looking -as theirfather, we
hocedpe,.thev are. • a great deal: less pre;jn-
di.
1 Nr nn TEMPERANCt: AssoriA'rxov•-
A nieeting of the members of the Coun-
ty' Lodge of this .order teas held at Hill's
Green, yesterday, (Wednesday) and wee
very largely attended by. 'representatives
from the different lodges. We aare'net
able to give a report of the . business
done, to -day.' The next meeting will be
held at Varna, cin the third Wednesday
in June, •
AN eereIteatta1tD Ittnee-.-Ono clay
this.: week :a.' -large Lumber, of Goderieh
people assembled. at the railway station
there, to bid farewell to e . prominent
resident who was removing;to another
place. As is frequently. the case tinder
such circumstances, some of them got
on the train t i •" have the last word,"
and ,one gentleman' in particular " lin-
gored long and tarriedlate," until the
train got in motion and he •found iritis-
self atttwillingly
speeding towards Clin-
ton,. Not being disposed to come all
the w'ry, the conductor stopped the
train, after it had .got some distance
from town, and' allowed the party -10'
alight, when he "shanked" it book to
town, deeply chagrined athis position,
A. Wr:Avct1Y VAGRANT, ---..So many
able-bodied vagrants have been going
around soliciting alms lately that our
authorities determined to put the Vit -
grant Act in forte,•and, accordingly,..
last week a Mrs. Gross - was arrested
under its provisions. She was tried
before Mayor. Searle, and Mr. J. Mc-
Garve, ,T. P., who fined her $1 and
costs, which she paid entirely in cop--
pers. On her person was found $40 in
paper money, 810 in American money,
$20 in silver, and 82 coppers, not a
bad stun for • a " beggar woman."
When about to depart from the court
room, the old vixen !remit' down at the
door, 'and called upon all the saints in
the'calandor. to ram down curses' 'upon
the, heads of the two magistrates; and
hoped . that the market building would
ltn•hitrnarl down.
'm4 HE (LI VTO'N NEW YM ERA.
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Morrie, Bradoh a loulture 8ociet: • ; ONDESBOZI;O.,,
FAOn'oay A exinixe.—A streeting of
patrons of Lonclesboro• cheese factory
will be held on Friday the 8th March,.
forhe i eof bearing the i,pos h _acing the report,of
the committee for 1877, .and snaking all
necessary arrtmgernents for the present
year.
The first egrionittral dinner, Juicier
;the auspices of the .above named society
t0ok aca at f oke Hotel, Blyth,
last
eveutng, and was a perfect •successin
every sense, the attendance being better•
than was expected, the spread splendid,
the speaking• eloquent,' and all of it
relevant and to the ;point, and being a
temperance dinner the most j,Qrfeet or-
der and system° was: maintained, The
+facers of the•eseeiety-ds erne-oreditefo
the creditable manner in nyhioh the af-
fair was conceived and,carried out; and
the host will be long remembered' for
the splendid and liberal Supply of ren
fresbments set. out, As we go to press
too• soon to afford time for a llengthy. re-
port this week,: we will give a synopsis
,of the speeches neat week:
RO 1.04.1ES•YI.LLE. .
Sot:rar,,--A social will beheld in 'the
Orange Hall, 7th, eon, Gocdericli town-
ship, this (Thursday) evening; toi mens-
ing at 7 o'clock. Admission, 20 cents,
Proceeds te. go, towards paying off,the
debt on Holrnesv ills personage' •
SoorAL.—Asocial will beheld at -the
Methodist parsonage,' on the 28th-inst.
Admission 10 ets. Proceeds.' for the
parsonage. ,
ilULLC,T7f
SIIORT 'ILLNr1$$.—.Yin's, Wm, Are
strong, living ,on the 8th con. of this
towuehip, died on Saturday last, after a
short 'illness. ;She: was held in high•
esteem by all ;who knew her, - ."
',NNW 'Rousts,—Messrs. Cooper
McKenzie,' nzie; of Clinton, have already the
contract for the erection of foar•%new
houses in this'towriship, viz : one each
-for Messrs.: • Cornish and Mair,, on • the
Barre line, and one each for . Messrs.
Farquhar and McVittio. Three of these
are to be bricl,
SuDDEY Ds Aft,- Tire, township of
Huillett last Week lostesteemed and
old rssi'dent..in the Sudden. dlesth of Mr.
Jaynes'Sontheonllie, of: the :6th on,
Two weeks 'ago he was' attacked by in:
tint -nation of the 1.uugs,which terminated
in his death ol1 Saturday last; He came.
to ;this township some 2,5 .years' ago,
from the neighborhood, . xxf Toronto,
where he stopped for a short . time after'
his t'reiviyl Erotic Devonshire, flan He'
alts', s. s
previously enjoyed goodhealth,
that which etti•riacl hini. away being the
only sickness: 'of any account• he : ever
had, ' He Was bf a{ tory q'iiet`andre
tiriog.disposition.' taking., no active part
public • matters ; but by :his friendly
manner and genial disposition, lr.e'gained
the esteem of all With whoin,he came in
'contact ,' 1-leleaves a wife end ten ebil-•
then to'monrn his loss: 1T was a bro-
o r .t' uL'ii' la flags ata . i. rt
T.hos. Holloway,. 'of 'Clinton, '.t. His re-
tnaiusywe►'e interred. -in Clinton -cemetery,.
On Monday, being;fol•lteeed, thither by a
large 'number. of sympatliiiing friends..
B At?I FI LD,
THE IiAREQa. -Irl the report of the
Minister of Public Works, jnst•brouglit
down, we, find the following in reference
to the B;t,yfield• harbor :— " Tine . work
in, 1875, and • was;
completed. at the end of May ` last,
There was a Parliamentary tppt opria.
tion of $34,O09. , for this work, And a
sem of $.10,000 was voted by the,muni.
cipalityof Stanley, and a further sum of.
$10,000 was dinged against the dredge
ing fund for deepening the barber,. mak-
ing a total of 854,000. •- The work con-
sists of a prolongation of the northern
pier, measuring 105 feet on the outer
side,' with an aixn of. 156 feet, turned
to the' south-west; with a pier on the'
south• side generallyparallel to the maiit
line of the opposite pier, 180 feet dis-
tant frotn it, ,being 553 feet in length,
with a retnrn to the coast Hee 'of 153
feet, All the erihwork. le -30 feet wide.
The harbor harebeen partially. 'dredged
to a depth of ten feet, while the water at
the immediate entrance is . 11 ft.
During the progress of the work, and
since its completion, the storms .ofthe
lake carried atday some of the bank on
the cross line, forming an opening
through whichthe water• of the lake
passed,: so that solve. additional protec
Mon ,is rtecessary. Instructions for a
rip -rap wall ona foundation ofbrush,
by'whieh, the approach will be thorough-
ly secured: This work is now 'being.
'carried' on, and will. be completed in '.a
few weeks. The opening trade by storms
oarriecisonte material in the harbor below
the•cribwork, whichit will be advisable
to removewhen feasible. The harbor
itself, when this dredging is given to it,
to the extent of its capacity .fulfils the
expectation entertained; The ` water
within the cribwork is quiet in all
winds when thelake is stormy. Were
it possible so to do, it would bee a,dvit-
able to obtain an additional depth of
two ft'et which would, •: tarn it into tl
really safe harbor of refuge for most of
the vessels navigating Lake Huron.
M-- - s*to•
TIsacttatnaa '1TIns. ,
Ilnw is the tithe of year for Pneumonia,'Lting
Fever% Coughs, Colds, and fatal render of pre•
disposition to Consumption and other Throat
and Lung Disearm, Boscana's'Gx t c tN Scads
has been, used in titin 'reighborhortd for the past
two or three years without a single failure to
cure, If you have not used this medicine. your.
self, go to your Druggist, and 'ask' him of its
wonderful susses& among his customers, Three
doses' will relieve the worst ease. If' you have
on faith in any medicine, just buy a sample
bottle of RoacMMER'S Gantr,tlt Suter for "10 emu's
and try it. Regular size bottle 711 scuts. Don't
neAtect e entt,;lt tocavo 75 cents. ,
1878,
1878.
ST:4,NL Y,
I•l:oasa LoST.—OA Wednesday 140, a
1 _
havesj3elongiufealeelni...McEaren.
after being fed in the morning; fell
.Bowen as if choked, he however recover-
ed; and drew. a load of wood to Bruce-'
field, when he gevo ont sand died' in O.
short time,It is supposed that be
burst a blood. vessel in the inorning '
111111111C.VPIELD.
rs. Mx E'rr fe -.A tea meeting was
held in the. Methodist March, here, last
night, and Was. very largely attended,
Addresses were delivered by the • Pres-
byterian and 1VIethodist lninister.of the
neighborhood, and a t•ery..preasant tinte
:silent, -• =- - ...
C ODEH,I'CI
PEusoxAL,-•-Itev., Alex. McFarlane,
•
of Goderieli, we learn,, has reoeivod a
call toouth. ' t11e.Pr'esbyterion church iii Yee-,
• -
". WE.ITAVE JUST,OYhNED UP -'THE LATEST 'I\Q1'I LTIMS' IN•AMERIUA\ CAPS
,C1tN J'A1L,---Ori Mondey there 'were ,
1 N H1 .NEWEST +
FOR E' SPICING .91)E •CC1ik 'Ii SI C THE i
TH S TRADE, , (MODS TO 'BE HAD
ILTHE' BiARRh'11..
os_
ICtORIA
BLOCK, CLiN1 NI
•. 000
E,R.1CAN.:CAPS.
tweiity:tittee prisonersin. jail; ten of
whom were brought in between .'1,`ues.
4leyeand Sattuday;. _
CQanncr.-•=Rev; Mr. Mt itland,.in the
course o'fhie sermon'on' Sunday even-.
ing, stated that professing ohristians to
•take, part in •or . encourage znasqurades
or carnivals did wrong, e' .
1top1tnT) S0L».-On - Sat urday:• lest,
the handsorne• i`esidence occupied
He Rowell, WO 801d. by • auotion'.,for the.
sura :of .42,600. it u, H: :Horton ' was
•the fortunate purchaser; ' He has se-'
cured an excellent bargain. , ,
Hions av ROBBERY.—On 'Wednes
day night,` tie Mr. T. Hamilton, of
borne, was returning home in hie' wag-
gon he" was attooked by several young
uien at the foot of Dunlop's hill,. near
Maitlr,ndville, who endeavored to get
his 'money from .him . lIe •"had come,
into Maitlandvilk with a load of poirk;
for which he received. lois pay. . : The
young men had evidently''been waiting
fpr 'Mr; Hamilton,:'butts.soon as .they .
rnade••thei .purpose. known he •gone. his
hoirae+t a Shap cert With .thewhip and
dashed away to vitig iris assailants in
the lynch:. They woe; not to. be so :eesil y
baulked,' but startled oft np .the gCully—
the'short way 'around the hill—to 'iri Citi o ,' Febi.'21, 1.878.
teicept Mr. Elaruilton near I Morii
-residence ., • 'Mr Hamilton sus rested.
. heii:einter} zry-Err ' eti ersea-itis
the 'top of • their. speed and ',on 'getting:
aroiurd the .Bill he:.feund the .young:
sdanips awaiting Litn. • Although they:'
made• an 'effort, they did not succeed in
-stopping the waggon.:and Mr. Hamilton
reached:, home in. sefety. : The. young
rascals, it is Said; :tre known,. but no
arrests have been made.—
Signal,
'S HATS AND
]HIS SEASON. WE INTENWASAKING A SPECIALTY . o1 T$L: AEOV'E LINK,
V
AND ARE SHOWING IA.
. SPrIIVDTl Atiy0.1 'C;Vt.i'NI
and . the new HELMET ,VET' C, a
.... MET HAT . 'are
the 'obi Goods for • b e t G od or Boy*s. • - •'
IY 'THE '1H✓ V EK WE WILL `4H01JC Ei.CEITic'
, THI :.•
FINEST ASSOItTMLNT ,UI' HA'1TS. EVF,11. BP.0TJ(4fl7' I\TO T.O ti'A"
GODERICI1 TOWNSU1IP
Lout 'xt,MEETixo.-•-Conn-il met on
the 11thnst.,.ptyt'suant to aijouvntnent.
Present *eye, Deputy .Reeve,. Coun-
cillors 'Cox
;Touncillors.'Cox and '• Leithwalte. Aiintrtes
of last meeting read and passed. • Mr.
David Cook sometime pve,vious Sent a
letter to the clerk, dischtiming all. i'igitt
Ire night have to .aa, scat as corntcrll.or-
Mr.: vanes Peacock 'being the next
Highest ort the list of candidates, having
been notiiied, Caine forward, and hilving
subscribed to the, declarations of quelifi-
cations and office, took his seat as.00ni•
rillor. ' By-laws Nos, 1 and 2 of pre,
sent year were read three •tittles and
passed. Auditors'repo'rtreail and pass-
ed, one} hundred `copies ordered ?to be
printed for distribution. • Circular from
County Clerk relating to poor house,
asking: dui number of indigents, in the
township, and the amtitint expeded on
such in 1877, as there are only two re-
ceiving 'permanent support, the council
could not see' the propriety of building
a poor house to suit the wishes of towns
and villages, and instructed the Reeve
and Deputy Reeve ,accordingly. 00
ofquarterage and $6 foe Dr's. atter-
dance aiul :medicine.was granted to the
chairman of charityeonnntittee, Clinton,
on behalf of Rosa Simmons,,dceeased,
in full of all'claims. Application from
International Salt Co., asking reduction
of • takes, net grunted, property, su:ffY-
ciently low, assessed already. Pound
'keepers appointed, viz : A. Kennedy,
No. 1' pound, Holmesville; A.,McGnire,
lot 6, con. 6, No. 2 pound; J. Stnrdy,
Sr., lot 10, eon. 7, No, 8 pound; George
Cooper, lot '40, con. 9, No,.' 4 pound,
The following' accounts were paid, viz:
Clerk,.. registering births, marriages,
and deaths; $0 ; auditors 'each, 86 ; 1t
Secgmiller, gravel, 830.44; T. Elliott;:
work done on Oth con. 0. R., $2; Wm.
Lamprey,repairing culvert S', 1. 6tIt
coin., ,s1; Mr, Bray, indigent, granted
8'15. Tho cotthcil then adjoitrhed to
meet again on the first 1lorel y in
1tIareh, at 9 o'clock a.tn.; Sharp.
A yotrth of Augusta, Ga., who was
married by a magistrate the other day,
insisted that the bride should pay "the
.
fee, as he had bought the lice tee.
C AILF 0,62f ffiti'.i.It rs, /erg a r+tit, eat"
For :People.
o the Benefit of the e J o
rn. HE UNI3l:ESIGNED TAI£E• 'ITIS OPPOR'T'UNITY 0k 1N'i°01VM/ 4(4 THE PJ').
1 Yt.s of Clinton and vicinity, that they have commenced 1;a8dnes,,
•
c ta lhtl.
In the s e Y .,uenped by : fir, 40 Jackson,
Where .they he arils tt't supplyr those vorittg thetir with titers r:hstnm, tvlth onx thing,irr
theiline, which is as follow$$-
. .
FEUITS OP ALL KINDS, IN SEASON'. .
CON ECTtONERY IN ALMOST ENDLESS VARIETY,
N'TJTS OV ALL KZ -11D% slash' as Z+tilber'E I, 13r u i1 Almonds,'
Wtdr .its; Cocoa/191s, &c.. .
CANNED. GOODS Peaches Plums Pears, Todngtoes Straw.
berries, Blackberries, Lobsters, Salmon, Sardines, &c.
FINE " T'OBACC.t'. s
'.Chey have an eu,lleat variety in I'IPI;S, from the common .Clay to the finest Meerychaure.
All the novelties In CIGAR HOLl)I,II CASES PO -ITCHES, PIPE STEMS WAX
Sr , , a.'
VI;STA.S, 'MATCH BOXES, din.
()VET, TWENTY • BRANDS ()1+' CIGARS, from the common three cent ones to the
finest Havana. •
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OYST'SR 'PAR LORSa-IN CONNECTION, -
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