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• GOODS THAT SELL OFF AT
SIGHT.
FRENCH SILK DELA1NES,
81L(Ii prominenence to
cause. te) That Couticils e
sight over the demeanor
That all members be ug
legitimate menus possibl
cause of total proltibitio
making it a matter of
polls.
J. H. Reid, on bebal
Committee, reported t
absence of neceesary la&
was unable to give, a
Comprising the newest midsummer standing of the council
novelties, in coloriugs and printings that , There were also a n
tOUCh thavery;pinnaele ot styles and can Ports given by the oth
I Under the head of
moved by W. H. Butt
NEW DRESS GOODS. Lewis, that this Dist
'Select Councils to as
The now June Dress Goods aro oaers candidates for parlia
for inspection ; Fat ries are shown here different ridings, to
that are not shown elsewhere, nor will when the question
they be ; at special prices this month. ment.
It was decided to
only be obtainel from M. H. mcindoo. •
he temperance
orcise due over
•f members. (ds,
d to use all wise
to further_ the
, especially lin
nseience at the
of the Finance
at, owing to the ;
ers, the committee ,
present, the exact
ncially, MUSICAL FIXCEL,LENCE, 1-1,..A.as we have the most nobby to a owl ,
oa.
TJIE WiNGIIAM TIMES, JUNE 22 1,844
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17," 7237it,
JA.R•MUTHE3450
STILL LEAD THE TRADE
L
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• —IN--
MERCHANT TAILORING AND CENTS' • FURNISHINGS.
Inbar of minor re.
committees,
ow business, it was
seconded by W. 11, Catalogue sent free on appli.
ARTISTIC DESIGN.
2:2,......13400C:071E` 2704) .31-3[C:)3E
DURN
ABLE COSTRUCTION, .2‘.. 110
o
lt Council request I
for pledges from all MORRIS cation.
entary honors in the i RRis _FERO - ROGERS - CO I Men's Plough
support prohibition 1
"''''
owes before parlia- 1
d t e next District
NEW PARASOLS. cannel' Holmesvil e, between the 1.5th
LISTOWEL.
•
HALSEY PARK, Agent, WINGHAM. ,
Claarming shades f •
or warm weather, (CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 4.)
and 30th of Jan. next.
OE stools eoraplete. Note a few of ourpriees ;
Boots, from $1,00 up.
Ladies' Fine Batton Dongolas, tipped; from $1,00 up.
Bcys' and Girls' Schoel noes, froin outs. tip,
and all other goods in that line eqnally low.
I Moved. by J. H. Pyp r, seconded by W. another wrangle followed on•a OUR STOCK OF — - •
best and cheapest here. ; H. Butts, that a hear • vote of thanks be motion by Reeve MC`Murchie, to I,
COOL GOODS, extended the Wingh council for the reduce Clinton's assessment *38,501,1
• 1 hospitality shown v
The hot weather of this week brought . the the convention,
'ate people to our shop. Never was our by Dr. Towler, of Wi
., F. C.
'Stock ftt such excellent condition to•
,supply the summer wants. We offer
How Public Ch
anany bargains in each department, at
M. H. McINDOO'S. I aid is made und
The appointm
" The Charity
and all institut
ADDITIONA. LOCALS. grant under its
• —The direators of t '
tilled society will oft
collections of the differ
grain in the straw, cor
ing la11 show.
is now said t
distilrbaawie ict the
• account of which w gave in last issue, is
i -
caused by a certain kind of bugs in the bass of five
lodgment and
digent person
the basis of
for each day'
tenance of an
or abandon
each case on
in the several
previous cal
the view of
tions by in
'other sources
provides • that
same basis quits
to Houses of
one-half cents
but so as not to
the :amount co
sources in the pr
• ed alike. They
r liberal prizes for der three classes
nt kinds of grasses, (2) Houses of Re 'age, and (3) Orphan
ac., at their com- !Asylums. The g 'ant of public money
!to the first of hese is made on the
cents for each day's
ing councils during
tick was replied to
gham council.
1,FouD, Dist. Secy.
sties are Aided.
nt of government
• the provisions of
id Act n of 1874,
ons entitled to a
a:visions are treat-
. re provided for un -
viz : (1) Hospitals.
• i basis .of twenty
th
at tbe, cause of e
I actual treatme • t of' every patient in
hoe]. in Glenelg, an 1
. 1 the institution; to the second on a
• ents for each day's
naintenance or an in-
, and to the third on
o and. one-half cents
lodgment and main -
orphan and neglected
child—reckoned in
nanumber of inmates
institutions during the .
report tcommittee recommended
idar •earAnd contribu-
th he !
against the offer of D. D. Wilson fort . LONDESBORO.
y. wi
ncoui:aging sale of his ,Seaforth property. •
ficIpalities and from 1the •The Orangemen held their regular
the Act also further I After ,cliscussips the report was , monthly meeting in the Teraperance
Luther aid upon the ,
I amended to authorize the purchase • Hall last night.—John Wall, of
of the site selected and that the Coin- ' Winghani, Was in. the village over
.
n
mittee, with Messrs. Cook and Mc- '
Sanday.--The Horne Circle met In
Donald, -advertise for, building tender 1
the rbresters' hall last night. ---A.1
on the plans selected, to be . built Woodman represented the local For -
during the summer . of 1895 . and ,-
esters Court at the High Court held
completed before, October 1st The ; in Woodstock this week..—Bond
aside e2,600 for the purchase. . ' the Grand Lodge session, I. 0. G. T.
Laureson was in Paris this week at
treasurer was authorized to 80t
. On motion. bf ...Messrs. Neelin and ; —The S. 0. E. Meeting last Friday
McKay, the seeietary of the County !night 'was well attended, one candi-
Board of Examiners was allowed a date was initiated and four proposi-
salary of $75 per annum. • . ' tions received. -'There were two appli-
A motion by Messrs. Kennedy and; cations for hieurance.—The Presby
Griffin to allow the County Commis- . terians intend holding a strawberry
stoner .$100 for .traveling expenses .festival; on July 2nd.—The Methoa
through the .country, was • referred dists will have a picniethe same day.
to Executive committee to report at Mr. Geo. Snell is visiting her parents
next meeting of Council. ' at Belfast at present.—Mrs. John
A motion by Messrs. Cox and. Gib- Brunsdon is still very poorly.—The
son to appoint three valuators to ex- trustees of S. S. No. 8, have engaged
amine property In the county as as Miss Turnbull as assistant teacher in .
basis for equalization, was referred place of Miss MeLauchlin, who leaves
to Special ,committee to report at at midsummer. . - •
next meriting—
Council then adjourned. to
first Thursday in December.
_
cracks of the old log
—The Inclepend
of this town Ieve!jt
• rangements with tl
• excursion to Sarni
• will also have a sp
' •- Detroit. Look on
•
Experience has Proved it.
• A triumph in medicine was attained when
experience proved that Scott's Emulsion
would not only stop die progress of Pul-
monary Consumption, hut by its continued.
• use health and vigor could be hilly restored.
school house.
t Order of Foresters
t about completed ar-
e 0-. T. IL for their big
on August llth, they
ittl boat from Saenia to
for bilis.
''',0••• District Meeting
The Royal Tetnpla
District meeting at
June 14th, with a go
all parts of the distri
lor; J. E. Tem, in
minutes of the prece
Seaforth, Jan. 27th
• Committee was app
f the. R. T. of T.
of Huron held their
hightail., Thursday,
representation from
t. District Council -
he chair. After the
ding meting, held in
were rcad,,a striking
inted, consisting of
Bros. Davis, Centrt lia ; Dobson, Ford-
• wich Placard., Ho
Beatty, Seaforth;
pecreeeded to draught
raittees.
The reports of D
This was kept up the remainder of
the afternoon and for an hour after
tea, but without changing the re-
sult.
Tho report of the House of Industry
was taken up, as follows:
(1) Recommending purchase of
site chosen, north half of lot 50,
London Road Survey, Trichersmitlal
and the advertising for tenders for j
buildings, as shown. in plans by
Fowler & Fowler, of Woodstock,
(2) The estimated cost is-: •• . 'West,
Building •• .$7,600 and a
Heating'. . ''' '''''' ' ' " 75 town
• and to se we theta they rafter t
Furnishing
VALISES AND TRUNKS
is full, and at prices which must satisfy all.
la—Boot and Shoe repairing' clone as usual,
J. J. HOMUTH & SON,
WINGHAM.
They Want Name&
Ink S. Taggart 8,r, Co 89 King St
Toronto, Owtario, desire •the
(IresSen of a few people i
are interested in, wor
.
9,000 ; e ()cupid GI. 'des the Boat,"
Architect and Superintending.. ,f)136000(; ecuted wat • valor piett
Land r, • --, inches, enitab for fro,
Barn , • 7nn other pictures bout
•colors, to any one
IneidentalS,repaiee,wiDel Mill &c.1,125 , flamer; RINI address
• A total of $1(3,000. Of this • sum • ers of flee- pict
et
mes
eyery
send free,
of art,
superbly ex
e, size 10 x 13
g, and sixteen
he same size, in
ing thew at once the
f ten persons (adtnir-
$4,000 be paid by the „, einment,i. e'
0,0,,, • Ire . to cove xpense of mail-
ogetber with five
! rugsh istr,
etc., The •egular price tlitee pie -
leaving $1,200 to be raised • by the 1 'mg'
County. Application has-been made olut thoey cite tt e secured
f rwardoitue tlibe- names
to the Provincial Government for, a : and 'lent Y pro.Erptly. N
portion. of the Stavely estate, • but ; of this per has already received copie of
nothing definite could be arrangedl above etnres and consider them really
at present. - • In a supplementary 1 ege of
_
res
esville, and Sisters
Kay, Goderich, who
the standing corn -
Councillor, D. Secy.
and Treasurer were ti en given, after which
ividing the district
discussed, but when
was decided not to
resent.
a request, was grant-
hdrar, ftom Huron
ellingtou, if permit.
he places in Huron
istrict meetings are
g very difficult to
, so it was thought
the advisability of d
into two divisions w
the vote was taken,
make any division at
Vordwich council,
ed permission to wi
jurisdiction and join
ted by that district.
District where the
likely to be held bei
retch from Fordwic
advisable to transfer,
• G. Penhale, Exeter
=Mee on "the distri
pepere." He though
port each council ob
tearing to the work th
copy of the Weekly
pieced in the hands
'presented in the coca
J. H. Pyper, of Se
lot committee on "Op
ing councils," said tha
be started in Olin tott,
Dashwood and other
comma had become e
in the immediate ne'
to the restiecitating of
The committee for
reported through thei
ion, who said, (1) Th
pest ling year was sat
seite vote showed a 1
of the total prohibitio
that no stone should b
would Maude the pow
toot to the wishes of t e people, (2) TWA
terere attention might ibe given to juvenile
temporanoe work, and titattheintroduction
Of the Flslert Degree ritc, councils would
give interest and stability to them. (3)
Tasrafare, the council would recommend,
isaitarat we keep in view the vast import-
tbedasse ar 0 moral evasion idea. (s) That on the evening of the 26th illet.—
tar the perettlae the inileenee of the Order has been deeided to defer putting tip
Veneta% t4) 'tog en drurehts, to giro eybow buildbngs this rim%
am....••••.•••
TO CURE DEBILITY,
loss of appeiite, sleeplessness and all nerv-
ous troubles, physicians recommend
Campbell's Quinine Wine.
Do not let your druggist persuade you,.
that some other is just as good.
K. CAMPBELL & CO., Mfrs., MONTREAL.
be given .of ten cents
lefuge, and. one and.
o Orphan Asylums;
xeced one-fourth of
ribrited from other
seeding year.
• Th Ladies.
The pleasant eff et and perfect safety'
with which ladies ay use the California
liquid laxative, Syrup of Figs, under ell
conditions, makes it their favorite remedy.
To get the true genuine article, look for the
name of the California Fig Syrup Co.,
printed near the bottom ef e ackage.
reportedfor the cone-
ution of reports and
that the fuller re.
seined of matter per.
better, and that
simpler should be
of every family re.
il.
orth, in his report
ning and resuseitat-
new councils right
.urich, Hill's Green,
laces, and when any
tinct, those councils
hborhood might see
such.
"Temperance work"
cheirnian, Mr. Doh.
t retrospect of the
efactory; the plebi-
ge majority in favor
of the liquor traffie;
left unturned that
re that be to give ef-
RBI,
A sacred coIl
the Epworth L
Endeavor, in the
on Tuesday eve
of those happy ev
create a flutter of
the fair sex, took
dente of Mr. .J
place, on Wednes
when Mr. Virillia
was united in ma Tinge to Miss Chris-
tina Wock. The Rev. Mr. Stewart,
Presbyterian minister at Belmore,
officiated, and the groom was as,sist-
ed by his brother, Mr. Alex. Bright,
• as best man, the bridesmaid being
Miss Rosetta, sister of the bride. The
presents were unusually numerous
• and valuable, both parties belonging
to well-known an highly esteemed
families. Mr. B ight is the efficient
manager of the Brussels flax 111111
and his bride is a sister of Mrs. Chris,
Zilliax, of Brussel and they will be-
gin housekeeping in that town.
TEESWATER,
1fORE.
cert was given by
ague. of Christian
Methodist church,
"ng last.—Another
nts, which always
• xcitement amongst
place at the resi-
hn Wock, of this
ay of last week,
'Bright, • Brussels,
LIME FOR SALE.
The undersigned offeri for sale, say. quantity of
good lime. Willho delivered to any ot. the sup •
rounding villages and Wingham, 12; (nda per
bushel.
•D. FRASER,
• Lot 4, con. 7, Turnberry.
Glenfarrow P, 0.
Here I am Again with Another House and Three Lots for Sale.
I offer for stile, a nice frame cottage, containitlir
An A 1 pedigreed Milstein Bull, tiged 13 months. rooms, closets, kte., with hard and soft Water, see -
Is offered for sale. is 1:roo71 size. weighing hetweewl ated on the earner of Petrick and Carling streets,
Canadian Holstein rresinn flurd Book. attached to the dwelling, and they will he sold with IT
Whip:ham. There aro threefifths rod 1.1..511Kriemoly7
JAS. ELLIOT,
iihmva e 0. For fall:particulars, apply to the
! owner, just opposite.
seven mid eight hundred pounds. Rerrister.id in 1 it or sommtery,
Holstein Cull
A splendid pioni , under the ans.
pie,es of the Cat
held in Thompson',
day of this week,
number present,
passed off svell.—
chueell, was
grove, on Thurs.
here was a large
and everything
he Maccabees are
a prosperous soot ty. The clitireh
parade here recently was quite suc-
cessful, and 'was attended by inert
-
hers of the tents in Kineardine,
Nettstadt, Riversdalc,
Corners and members of the local
tent. ---The W. C. T. U. of this place
intend having an ice eream and take
metal on the lawn of Mrs. Robertste,
meet
BLUEVALE, •
! Mr. Milne, the Patron candidate
BRUSSELS. for this riding held a meeting here
on Monday evening, assisted by Mr.
The perjury case against John Govenlock and alr. Comon, of Me-
Broadfoot was dismissed by the Grand Killop and M. J. J. DOTIMAR, of Blue -
Jury at Goderich, last week. --Mr. vale. Mr. Gibson's interests were
Wm. Bright, manager of the fiax1well looked after by Mr. Blair, of
mill, was married on Wednesday of j Brussels, who delighted the audience
last Week, to Miss Christina Weeks, ! with his eloquence. It is expected
of Belmore.—The members and ad- j that Mr. Gibson will have a larger
hermits of the Methodist church will ' majority here than ever hefOre.—Miss
provide dinner on July 2nd, in the Mary Collie has returned home after
skating rink. They' are preparing a long visit to her sister in Michigan.
• to entertain 1000 people.—John j —Rev. J. W. Pring and Mr. John
bee had the misfortune to have sev- R. Miller are the delegates chosen by
• eral of the fingers on his left hand. Court Douglas, to attend the high
badly lacerated by coming in contact, court 0. 0. F., at Woodstock.—Miss
with a saw 111 Amont Bros.' factory Cassie Blair, of Manitou, Manitoba, is
last Monday week, ---On Sabbath • here intending to spend the summer
next, it number of -Brussels Free with her aunt, Mrs. Bailey.—Mr. and
Masons willjoin their Seaforth breth. ; Mrs. George Scott, of Toledo, Ohio,
ren and attend public service in the and . Mr. Robert Scott, of Seaforth,
Englishehurch 111 thatown.----The bills were the guests of Mr, and Mrs.
are outannouncingthe program for the Frank Scott, of this place last week.
Summer races on July 2nd in this
place. The races are a 8 minute
trot itt which are 10 entries, purse,
$400; 2,50 trot or pace, $200 purse;
•and a 2.80 trot or pace, purse, $200.
Mile heats. 3 in 5.
Mower, •
4.4,44MPA.
Vs 4 Reaper,
STARK'S •
Kr -N'
1\
POWDERS
Cure SICK HEADACHE and Neuralgia
111 .20 mmures, l, n Ormed Tongue, Dizri-
ness,111liousnurn, Patin
in:Shit., Constipat
L 11
iver. .d Bd reutli; To tmly cureand
regu.ate, the bowels. yion,
NICE TO TAKE.
PRICE 26 CENTS AT DRUG SPTORES.
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• Binder,
-Separator,
and Engine
REPAIRS
—AT ----
.THE WHAM FOUNDRY.
R. J. BLACKWELL, Prop.
sows.
tALLARTYNE —In Lower winginon, on
May 30th, the wife_ of Mr, Gee. Baikal.
tyne ; a son.
GILOREIST Wirighatt,on May 27th,
the wife of Mr, S. Gilchrist; a daughter.
BlI/SROIS—In \\Ingham, on .111110 5th,
Rheumatism Cared in a day.---8outh the wife of Mr. A. Briebols ; a daughter.
.4.merican Itheinnatic Cure of ltheeMethen PEROtTe0N—Ie Wingham, on June7th•
sta Neuralgia, radicelly curers in 1 to 3 days. the wife of Mr. Robt. Ferguson
Its action on the system is remarkable and JERHYLC—In Diet Wawattoeh, on In
mysterious. It remotes Id one the cause 8th, the wife of Mr. S. Jermyn ; a
cl
of the disease immediately disappears. The ghter,
first dose greatly benefits. 73 amts. r Coatszar.--In Bluevale, on June Air,
Warranted at Chisholm's drag store. the wife of Mr, Thos. Cornell ;
FUTURE PROSPECTS.
Will wheat be worth two dollars a bushel within two years?
We do not clairna to be able to answer the question, but one who •
should be regarded as good authority on the subject, namely, Mr.
VanHorne, of railway fame, has spoken quite freely on this question.
But there are questions of daily experience of which we can speak
with absolute certainty, and. of some of them we will have 'some-
thing to say -here:
1st. There are so Many people engaged in the mercantile business
or trade in this country, and the struggle for place and patronage
is so great and persistentrthat profits in many lines are wiped out.
HoW,t'then, can a • trade be done that will give to the merchant a
living profit, and at the Barnett= secure to his customers the very
best value offered in any market?
• We answer: Impprt goods direct from the manufacturers or •
from the fields of production, and we have adopted this course.
OUR ORDER FOR FALL ' AND WINTER MANTLES , AtND 0W11AP8
WAS PLACED WITH ONE OF T/IE BEST BERLIN,' GERMANY MANU-
FACTURERS TWO MONT1-Le AGO. Qur customers can rely on getting
the very latest TEXTURES and NEWEST STYLES, At tyle Ti -WEST PRICER
POSSIlln.
o
IMPORTATION ORDER for TEAS was also PLACED TWO'
MONTHS AGO and will BE PICKED AND PACKED TO OUR ESPECIAL
ORDSR AND stittrso ntnEop FROit THE GARDENS 1VRERE (MOWN
TO TUE Tow x OF WINGHAM. •
Our Dress Goods, and many important lines in Dry Goods, we
imported this spaing, and our customers understand what that means
to thew%
sell the best Boots and Shoes, Ready -Made 'Clothing, Our
Tailoring Department has special attention. Hats, Caps, Shirts,
Collars, Ties, \&e. The purest Groceries, at correeeprices, is the rule
of our house.
D. M. GORDON,
The Anchor House, Wingham.
ARNESS AND GOLLARS.
Hating bought out the Ambler Harness Business gala started Itt his old stada„
ani prepared to furnish the publie with everything usually kept in a Mimeo shop
such us
HEAVY, LIGrIIT and TRACK HARNESS,
NETS, DUSTERS,
WI-IIPS, CURRY COMBS,
BRUH
SES, MEAT COLLARS,
TRUNKS, VALISES and
TRAVELLING BA.GS, too,
I Make all nay owe, Coll Ire end guarantee satiefeetiOn.
ft trial and 1 will use you right.
Ga, :Asa ITIIIV714110Zrit
Wingtoutt:
11
VOL. XXIII.---NO 1169
• We want to tell you about our Linen
Steels. Nowbere in town will you and suo
an assortment in Table Linens, Napkins,
D. Oylies end Towels, and',the value is
, right because the prices ae rght, All
purehased in the Old Country and iinported
direct by us, which means a great saving to
you. There is nothing that delights a
woman's eye as much ME fine'pretty linen.
Come and see ours and be delighted, Our
• Print and Challie stook is the prettiest and
Most complete in town and you are sure to
be suited.'
We have auumber of ends of Carpets in
Brussels, Tapestry, All -Wools and Unions,
suitable for small rooms. We will sell
themcheap to clear out.
Our Grocery Stock is fresh, complete and
cheap as ever, The Mc Tea leads the
trade, because it is always the same quelity,
never changes.
See the New Duplex Washboard, the
greatest labor-saving device of the, age.
Shop early and secure prompt delivery
(*your goods. This store closes at seven
o'clock.
11.151114.4..
01115 Li: HISOOCKS,
The Only Direct Importers.
• THE BEAR, June 7th, 1894.
IMM.,•••IMMiam.11Mtini.VAITNMIOW••}Biitter.104.0M.IPOSIMPV•M•001=4.MASINOtr.
'Marriage Licenses
Issued by FRANK PATERSON, No 23, Vie -
torte street,Wingliana, Ont. No witnesses
required.,
11•Pm44.2414.4.174,..4msnerranonswons,...,4414.aroweannemo4matas
SU• tj'tictrtiTteCaoenhterars1.1)(tuiltil'ur8
WAN & ELLIOTT, Es s i ii
1,01..onot191..enim, 0.1.teirunysiiv,
In session
and Gerrard Streets,
anada'e Greatest Demmer cial S oho ol.
the entire yegr. Special circulars for summer classen,
'Write for one.
Prinel pat.
• LOCAL NEWS.
—House to rent, apply to
R. Frame
a, the new pastor, will
the Methodist church,
"‘}Rev. Dr. Giff •
,.."boeupy the pulpit
on Sunday next.
—The races at
next, will, no doubt
number of our spor
—Monday next
stores in Wingham
• gala others interes
themselves accord'
russels, on Monday
be attended by a large
ing men.
being a holiday, all the
vill be closed. Farmers
Id will please govern
gly.
—.Watches, clool and jewelry promptly
repaired ana fully warranted by Hiram
PAnif., Meyer Block; Wingham,
--elleti4r5.aee asl4id for the erection o
an aadittr5010e A ricultural building it
town. ThOMiders '11 be received up til
the 2nd orJuly.
—The 0rnugtntei and Orange Youn
Britons of Harrieton, accompanied by th
braes band, willratethe corning 12t
of Julyin. Wingharn.
—Why buy cheap g ods, when you ea
get thelaest for the same money at Mu
*". • 1.Bev. S. Sollery, B
on Wednesday for
Ghelph. A large nu
people were at the st
gen-be:a,e.
god thing t
it's a, baa habil to mak
you see, .& mad who
paper the other day we,
gery.
—The membere of
attend divine setviee
Witighato, on Sunday
nt 3.30 o'elock p. rn.,
ILighes, of Adelaide,
D., and family, le
ieir new home i
bar of the town
tion to bid ther
be, observant, bi
a note of everythit
d that to a slip
arrestedfor fo
.0, L. No. 791 wi
1 St. Paul's allure.
-text, the ltd of Jul
hen Rove Bro. L.
will preach to the
--For first-class tailoring and chei
gents' furnishings, try Webster it C
Bentember the plate, ono door south
4,11. A. Graham's gr000ry stors,
• —A splendid game f lacrosse was ph
ed on the Windham Perk, on Thtiredaj
last week, in the d eland DisjItiot stir'
The followieg are th names of the h• o
teasel A. E. Griel , goal; Don dal`
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they Were used.