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kettIDAY. FEBRUARY ea. 1898
lif*tory of Seh.00l No. 0,
wawauosh.
*School No. 9, as it is commonly
called, is situated on the lath con-
cession, aim and Oho eighth miles
from the Morris anti • Wewanosit
gravel road. it present it is a frame
atructure, painted recl, attractive
without and comfortable and com-
modious within. It is surrounded by
a haltacre play ground recently
levelled and seeded down and sur-
rounded by a neat patent wire fence,
'7.'be scholars number about thirty,
ranged all the way from the in-
tricacies and delusions of GA T,
B -A -T, HA T, to the mathematicians
who can solve ÷1 and the
geographers who can ciescribe the
climate of Peru or the physi
features of Van Dienutn's la.nd.
The school was founded in '59, t
years after California Klondike a
eight years before the welding
the provinces into the Dominion
Canada,. The first shoo l house a
a
to building, with rotigh, unco
tenable desks and benches, t
teatther's desk being placed in t
centre of the room. The teache
residence (teachers could marry
-those days) also a log building, w
just on the corner. Those were t
good old days. School fights we
just as certain as school prayers, an
with some teachers a great deal mo
so, Fighting was part of the bey
education and, indeed, many we
very proacient. for more could "p
up a guod scrap" than could wor
the rule of three.
There were boys in those day
we are led to believe, who had
greater dread for soap than la
baeteria germs, and whose hair neve
felt the penetrating and persuadin
Influence of a comb, but the hal
was then more dense, even, than th
-scholars. Hair witting was a gum
operation; a bowl was placed on th
head of the one about to be tortured
and those locks that were indiscreet
enough to 'peep beneath it were in
discriminately clipped off.
The first teacher was one jetties
Patterson, followed by Mr. Walker
and then by Paddy Breen. Poor
Paddy, like many other Paddies,
was never known to have a bottle
full et whiskey. He was a disabled
soldier, altboegh his wound was not
such to wound his erudition. He
was a zealous teacher, eo zealous sti
that he found it necessary to take
something stimulating daring school
Ones; he took a "drap" after each
class, so yoa .may rest assured that
his time table contained. many
classes. Sometimes, however, when
classes were few the bottle at tour
o'clock contained a eurplus such as
the most staunch Conservative could
not dispute. On these rare occasions
Paddy remained in the school house
diplomatically designing to dispose
of it. When he would emerge from
Its threshold the "poison" would have
peeeteated to the very heel of his
cork leg, for it played him sotne
queer tries, especially when he tried
to balance himself on the plank
crossing the ditch et the lower end
of the school ground. It was while
performing this perilous feat that a
peculiar accident once befell hint.
We will relate it as told ta us by
leobert Cummings, brother of J, 13.
Cummings, of Wingham, who was
one of the participants.
"When school was out we got a
eta.w and sawed the plank almost
through from the bottom side. To
look at it, it appeared, as innocent as
a professional liar. We hid in the
bashes waitieg for Paddy to appear;
when he did cotne he Was in that
particular state of bliss that required
Win to place his legs very far apart
as he walked, the eork leg being
rnore playful than usual. On he
came, paused but a moment at the
end of the plank to catch his balance,
and then started itero85. Two steps -
creek went the plank, down fell the
dorninee flat on his back int" the
(Well unable to riso. It was spring
time and the water was high ; being
big matt he claimed the water
and it soon begin to tlow over hint
reentetted :a what we bad done we
rna tff hhn, OniajaV(tfillg to uriko
it a pta•ar ; tilftngh WO had happened
ra%. In.d01 WM. OM anti be
females; their terms ranging fr
one week to three years, none toot.° e-tr— foee Irelend in 1885. After
etIelt teacher taught on an average iee•a• -'i-.ling et e teem d the
of one and. one-half. In examining eel elan:inaqan, although when
the 'old school register we find the st.• 401001 ;n110 could
names ot men who began their r r (epee Muth of
career as teacher in tt little LI; school hyi.r, was dee to
31 MEN. Vil'As U A It Y 25, Nio,
rallautinn„ wi•Q I 841313AIRld. SERVICES.
and are to dee prominent Canadee
let us mention a few of these.
Matthew Ilntchison, who tau
during '02 and '63, is to -day one
the most prominent lawyers
aloutreal. A few years ago- he w
it. ine vela 1,710110118010, so he
supplemeneet seem ey a slmrt call
ge in tln, wet neee itenore the earliest
scheter suede Ms epee:trance. The
he semis e o. tine ere men and.
w
he omen, bin nese. still eau see the
of fieether vieiee al lee vont tails as
as he Ws:tepee 1 r remelt window,
e.. eas eeeetee fri fht, heaeh
of 011.'eeles ; enrory may prove of
7 soul,. 0 1V11() are
n aecpiaintea ef w
ahom
ha We may 80111010 dee. write eats,: v before
the hist eeeatee tee, ten- us and the
alai are uhlivlon.
M l'HODIST-Aev. Dr. Pascoe, pas
tor. Services at 11 a at and 7
PRNS f3YTERIAN-Rev. D. Perri,,
pa Itor. Services at, 11 a in and 7 p in.
EPISCOPAL, St. Paul's -Rev. Wm.
Lowe, rector. Services at 11 a in mid 7
p
us; le e•ire, Lim!' t of her teaela SA.PTIST -Rev, Jas. Hamilton, pas,
et Yee-I:eerie envie tor. Services at 11 a m and 7
ght .1- whor, whome name we
of inri-frtin rrolli mentioning,
of wit, -t p ienbirk a mortals (Ils-
a !alum- Charielog's even.
offered a judgeship, but • refused
He is a .brother to Dr. John Hutel
son and brother -in law to Jud
Archibald, both of Montreal.
John 'Houston, teacher for t
years '66 and '07, now occupies t
enviable position of principal
Clinton Collegiate Inesitute, aeh
placed bis school amongst the for
most of the province.
Herbert Bnrgess, teacher for -7
Is now mathematical master of Owe
Sound Collegiate Imitate.
Thomas Reid, who taught for ti
cal
years , '79 and SO, is now pram -
pal of Owen Sound Model School.
The annual meetings of the sectio
nd have in these degenerate da is a
of sparse attendance, but there were
of two occasions when such was no
'as the case. For the year 1870 ther
tea were two aspirants for the termitez.
he biech-jamee Newcombe and Janie
he Patterson. The annual meeting wa
r's then held in January 'instead o
in December, and the newly elected
as. board had the power to nulify th
he sets of the retiring board. Patter-
son was hired for the succeeding
d 'year and realizing that possession
re was nine points of the law he taught
S ' through the Christmas holidays in
re order that no usurper might wrench
trt e
wont him his sceptre of power, The
meeting, we are told was a "hot"
one. The Newcombe faction nom-
inated the late Wm. Elliott as trustee
a and the Patterson faction Robert
urrie, sell. Thos. Fowley and
r Thos. Brandon hitched their teams
g to sleighs and spent the day in draw-
l. !ne delinquent voters to the polis.
Mr. Newcontbe had a lunch pre-
pared and treated friend and foe,
e and this no doubt caused his success
for his champion. Mr. Elliott was
elected by a majority of three
votes.
The second ()mass -ion for excite-
ment was when the Ross Bible, was
voted on. The ratepayers were out
almost to man. The vote was
taken .aud as many counted for il.
as against it. • The chairman, Robe -
Carrie, cast the deciding vote and it •
was thrown out
n
A Clergyman's Thumping Heart.
t Cured Anse' Year:: 'nedious but
e Fruitlee.s Trestment -..Tlieee are
$ the lineele tit' Rev . L. W. Showers
s: of.Elderton, Pa.
s
f "My ease nas :i4bron Us. Had uneasi-
ness about the Heart, al palpitation
since I W.401 a boy. As soon its 1 saw Dr,
o Agnew'n Clare tor the neart advertised
I procured it. I am sow using my firth
bottle and experience grant improve-
ment. Pile ehokunr abnormal beating
anti warm feeling and u thumping have
entirely iisappeared, remedy will
save your life if you are a victim of heart
disease " Sold at Chisholea's Drug
Store,
rad
skotte
nof, foil to iltw•ull tie" Da.
1,1I1•111 11.14v, pt•att,e htl 1,.
4.
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The school heti altogether twenty..
teachers, eight or thorn were'
In the matter of salaries some
.ange fluctuations occur.. Tho
highest salary was that .paid to Thos.
Reid, for the year 1880, $430, and
the lowest was that paid to George
Maker, fo- 1804, $180. That Mr.
Flukey was a rare .scholar need not
be dnubted, read the following:
ommewamanommearimm.
Mr. Scott e1o.70
Mr. Hobert Sadler $6 00
the above is orders to' the several
parties
George Fluker
to be paid out of nay salary
.../1•11111101M
His Wife -Won,
_see
A Georgia man, who was un-
popular in his community, insured
his life for $2,000. He took the
policy home to bis wife and said :
411aria, here's a life insuravce
document for $9,000.
'Thank you, dear, said his wife.
'How are you feeling to -day ?'
Not well, he rep led, and I don't
think I am long for this world, and
I want to say to you that when I
die it is my wish. that you devote
$1000 of the money to defraying my
funeral expenses.'
'Mercy on nee,' exclaimed the wife,
'why do yeti want such an expensive
ftwerel 2'
I'll explain, I'm perfectly satis-
fied that no one will attend my
Putman and I want to hire people
to go at so much a head. I'm going
out to -day and see what arrange-
ments I can make for attce,dants or
that forthcoming melancholy owe-
sion. If they Wont come gratis,
why -111 just hire 'ern an glee 'ern
order on you for the moneys.'
'He went forth and at nightfall
returned etch a• dejected. look. •
'Marie,' he said, 'its no use. You
can have the whole $2,000. Just go
to my fancied yoursete-Atianta
Constitation.
'FOUGHT CATARRH POR FIFTY
Other teachers who have taught 'YEARS.
in tins school and who are stilt well
known are the late James New-
Mighty Year. of Acre When Victory
combo, late township treasurer of • 0 i -
Came - Dr /lane s Caw'tarrhs I
Morris : Arch McDonald of Goderieli • Powder the One Remedy,
James Cummings, of .Wingham ;
Geo, Lewis, of Shamokin, Pa., says
John Groves, of Wingham ; Joseph el was troubled with ostrrrli for fifr.y
Armstrong, of the 10th concession Years. T an eighty years old. I used a
and Hannah Weir, now Mrs. Wm. :treat titaby catarrh rert.edies, but Dr.
Linklater, jun. Aenew's Newlin! Powier was the one
medicine that gave immediate relief and
Perhaps the most remarkable cured me of the disease." At Ottawa,
record in the history of the school D. M. Northrop, a promi UHL t member or
the Civil Serv'ce used this medicine and
'—'-"""•••=r---f--"----''''"--.4=1.--------- "'". tolleof its benefits in the case of catarrh
False Representations. and cold in the head. It relievee in ten
minutes. Sold at Chisholm's Drug
AU Ontario Lady Compela a, Mei.- Stme .
chant to Pay for Damages,
A tatty writing from an Ontario town
says: "A month ago I visited one of
our town stores and asked for three
packages ot the Diamond Dye Navy
Blue for dyeing all wool goods. The
merchant informed me tbat be wait otit
o Navy Blue in the Diainond Dyes, and
talked meinto buying a dye of another
makent the same time guaranteeing them
todo as good work ns I coif Id get from the
.A.11 exchange telte the following':- -
A. ledy died and while the pall
bearers were coaveying her to her
last reeting place by some mishap
they stumbled and dropped the
eorpse. Th.e concussion brought the
corpse back to life and elle lived six
or seven years and died again. On,
le' d. . :Icy friend was with me t a way they passed over the same
at the time aod heard the whole convor- ,1 11111 ffild when th0 Pali be3rer8
sati^n. I took the strange dyes home, reached tbe Identical epot where the
used then: tocorditig to directions,and stumble, was made at the .re 'et t 811(1
was sadly disappointed with the results.
The color was anything but Navy : in iiervi0e, the grief •Mrickett bueband
' truth. my materials were spoil:xi. i al litt‘pp:'311 in, In Sa°",of thI'Pl•
"s('P' 1 :
ti (,ft ,eo my goods to the roorchar,r rfinattis of ins , , filf1) til Die Wire a pa
ADO telfi iiin his de s wore frmida, Ile ' isaid, "litt:ady boys, steady." I
offered to give re more or : 0:1
lie ;::.1
dyw, or to, niovoy ilk it, I Wolof kiih i
offer:4, mill Ow' 11G oat Prl lila faW pro•.! `2,1:10t1..T0.1i1VITI CIO' Lam
eteeleare he thenee: a feet to g,IV 1',,e yip.,:..,,,l,. T. eyelets!, ,vi: Cm .1,1„,onto4 Ont.
tho mot:=riaki Nloil.!ti. Ti4is Mert.:mit ilmr sin.- '1 linv.e. 1%4sif 1lagera's
W 'di 0u .t uunizi 1:ir.'4% the ei011m4 tal Vt.'11 i Vyl;,,w 1)11 tor my. , lo ;14; (.,, .„.1,,ii- eel
100 any mete eyes. 1 shall ea where 1. Iiiiii brH0f4-11111, Vol tetVII•i 0 With ei•eut '•
ean get the Diattiolid Dyes at any tomo I po„eegs, y t1.4,11, for„ for .ore„ throat, i
they are watLed. I have had my last
lessen with poor dyes," and CU nay there is tiothing,' to- MOM it
SS ft eure cure,
CONORECIATIONALe-Rev, E.
Mason, pastor, Services at 11 a m and
7p m.
CHRISTIAN WORKERS - Misses
Outram and Lock in command, Services.
at 3 p ni and p m,
SA laira.T1 ON ARMY -A die tan t Mile&
mid wife in committee Cervices nt 11 a. -
ID. 3 P and 8 p m,
In smell ot the above named churches
Sabbath School is held at 2.30 p rn,
Before, A
Wood's rhospluaine,
The great English Remedy.
Sold and recommended by all
druggists in Canada. Only reli-
able medicine discovered. Nfx
paakagee guaranteed to cure an
forma a Sexual Weakness. all effects of abuse
or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To-
bacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
az vita cure.
of ?rpm, one Tiaokairi $11 SIX, One ...14 please.
The lartircl leCoinglt;), Windsor,0
Bsi
Sold in SVinghain by Coin) ,1 campbeil,
ugg st.
al.....z.V.I.*11,1•11.1.M•11.11111.10,1••••1•1•••••••MWINIMMIMMIMMIMMINIMINO
Dr i
aci
loo
fl out.
Can't help but come to the surface
in the form of Ulcers, Sores, Boils,
Pimples and Rashes of one kind and
another. Especially is this so in the •
SPRING. At this time of the year
the Blood needs purifying, the Sys-
tem needs cleansing. Nothing will
do it with such perfect success SA
B. B. B.
Jessie Johnston Rockwood, Ont.,
writes :
"I had boils very bad and a friend ad-
vised Me to try -Burdock Blood Bitters,
so I got a bottle. The effect was won-
derful -the boils began to disappear, and
before the bottle was done I was totally
cured. As an effectual and rapid cure
. for Impure Blood B. j. cannot be
equalled."
A bey being aelsed to describe a
kitten sit id : A kitten •is remarkable
for rushing like mad at nothing
whatever and stopping before n, gets
there," It mast htLve been the same
boy who thus defined scanda1 : "It
is when nobody ain't sane nothing,
and somebody goes Ha d' tells."
•
la ea
ifirdZW %Tag:.
hs fat. .
cignaturs
A wozhan is unhappy all Summer
because she -can't hu v every pretty
shirt water, she sees.
Some folks enjoy nothing so much
as going around adking suspiciously
about their neighbor',
••••••••••wormemiame,,,,,,m•
HAVE
You
BACKACHE?
If you have, you don't need to
stiffer with it another clay. Get Dr.
Chate's Roney Pins and they will
give you relief. as ronmtly and
effectually as they did xit. D. 0.
SIMMONS, of Maybee; Ont. He
says his kidneys and book were
so bad he was unable to work or
siesp. His urine had a brick.dust
deposit, and he has to get up 3 or 4
titres in the night to pass water.
Hellas only taken half a box of Dr.
Chase's Itidney•Livor Pills, tho back
pain has gone, he sleeps well, and
feels well enough to do any kind of
work.
One Pill a pose.
Price, 25 Cents a Box.
All tlent•ta,nr 14dieneftaa, Cates A eta,
Totuattr,
1Mr% ofd-' via '' A.., .. .,, :HUIS
,
Having purchased the entire business
from Mr. Daniel Showers, I am now
prepared to Supply the public with
Wood and Iron Force and
Lift rumps, IllrItSf4 and
Iran 'Cy 1 i nd es, G alvaniz-
ed Iron '111i i " " . i»
Are Yoe
MO till ((Ail
RUPTURED ?I
Pti45140M0
(1 so it is your ,tiivantage tof
EVERY FRIDAY 111ORNINO.
Call on Gordon & C,o.'s Drug 1
-AT TUE-
Store, Winghatn. They
TIMES OFFICE, JOSEPeliele STF1ET
are the agents for the
WIN GUAM, ONTARIO,
celebrated Wetmore
• Trust -3.
gubsnirtptionprIoo.$1 per year, in advoince
ADVERTISING! RATES
WHY ThE tiiiTiVitsiii.410 THE • N.4t . • 1 It.nio oTo".
njis• I
(tE FOli YOU :
43177-'0167- ;.4o inta. eat:re-re-ea 00
Half • 411 00 r 12 00 0 OD
• Quarter • au OU 12 00 3
1, Because it le clangeruus to be a . One !ear. on 00 , 1 UO
p0
18010001 wit lout one.
It will rieviv rust an conse-
quently darable.
8. A person wearing a Wetmere does
net find it a bother.
4. We will. guarantee to hold in
position any reducible rupture.
5. This truss cannot nossibly move
after /I dj ustane n t,
6 Some of our townspeople eau
testify ••.o its merits,
7. Satisfaction gun ranteed or money
• refunded.
GORDON & CO
Leval 41.41 other unmet aditttlatilient. Se per line-
-
for .1144i Inuertniti.anci Is pe 111+e for 0110 lulbsequeld
in erti I. Me Billed ) nonpareil kamle.
4,04 a/ notices 10e, ptrft,e lei bad insertion, and,
L.. per 111I13tor each ettbaeti tient orstrtiet,
Ad vet 4144 mem s 441J.0(45, Found, St ayed, Kittle mono
arlinteand,th, netweid5
xcee0,or en
51 for 1t4,,4 4,8..t,1lo•he.
Ii SJ8(it "tnnaililk
.iia for halt), 001 exceeding Itne,
ta tot diet month, Me. subsequent month
4.4'19110"6:11311,111;14t,siNbi7"111r t:1:18i4,3t:10.%C..}.,:.1.).7dit°tAt/fl:tr;1:de. ntiOork tb. or
11JIMI 110tletti WithOatspeinna
neoordingi3.oitoo aclvertinem
directions, will NJ inserted till forbid aanntdo
, ntinawrt boe
that Yr val.
pain in Otiv.moo.
ow °thee We(1tieedtkt 44005), in order tr. appew
. Clumps tor eoldweetathertlsemento must ht
ELLIOTT
Poorittarna AND COLLINS*
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BANK ut HAMILTON
W I N II A IVI\. ;
Capital, 81,250,000. 43t, it1725,000
Preeiclota-Joitx drumrr.
Vloe-Pro(4ident-A','U: Itmteal.
• • =MOTORS
41114 ettOOTOR, ago. a0Aoft.. 1', A. T,
Wool.), A. S. L1511 (Torohto),
Cashrer-J. TURNBULL,
Savings 33an31---llours, into 3; Saturdays, 10
Deposits of a and upwards.received and tercet
allowed.
SpetditI, beposits else receive;) at cumuli
rates of Jr aest.
Drafts on Orcat Britain and the Milted State
bought end .,old
W. CORSOITLD, Atom
B. L. DICKINSON, Solicitor.
Money cc' /loan Nott*
•
Notes Discounted
AT REASONABLE RATES
Money advanced on Mortgages at te pal vent:lilt
privilege of,ipaying at the end of any year. Not.
814(1 accoupts collected.
Beaver Bleck Winghtur., Ont
4
. GRAND TRUNK RAILWV.
1 • mum= `RIVE
Toronto and East 6 50 a. In. 3 15 p. m
:4 3 30p m 10 5 p nr
Palmerston mixed 8 55 a in 3 05 p m
London and South 0 53 a in 11 10 a m
3 3C p rn 8 00 p m
11 10 a tn 0 60 a m
3 80 p m 3 80 p m
10 26 p m 8 30 in
Kincardine
VA5STIM. 11,
BARRISTER, souorrott, Etc..
Private wal Company funds to loan g. lou ent
uterest. No ootonlieston charged. MOrtgagas, Went
and farm properbought and sold
OFNICE-11earer Block WINOlta.f4
J. A. MORTON,
BARRISTER, .fze.,
11 Jug halm Ont.
E• L. DICKINSON,
BARRISTER, ETC.
SOLICITOR TO BalOr OP riAIILLTOIL WHIM' T111^
Loam.
°Mae -Meyer Blank. Winehern.
a
DARIUSTEll, SOLICITOR, CONVEYANCE% he
Office -Corner Da:101ton and St. Andrew streets.
opposite Colborne Hotel,
Conismon, ONTAnto.
DENTISTRY. -J, S.".1.1010b1 If, L 0. 8., wrianiatt..
Ismunufaarur ilrstmlass sets ch
•• 4: teeth un cheap as they cau be made
in the Dominion. Teeth extracted'
absolutely without pain, by his na
process, guaranteed perfe‘tly safe.
OFFICE: In the Beaver Bleck, oppos
Brunswick House.
ARTILL'It 'form, D. D. R., D. b.,
Doctor of I -Andel Surgery of the „Penusyli
Dental College .40
OF010C-MASOONALD !BLOCK.
• 1101.5-41 visitillyth every 1V:oda...Way.
AGENTS JUIN ItITC.8111
"Tho imst life of Her Majesty 1 have seen " writes
Lord Lorne about "Queen Victoria," Agents make
file dollars daily, ORNERAL INSURANCE AGENT
BRADLEY -GARRETS -ON COM °ANY, Wineuma, •
(Limited) T1,11 014TO. Olin*
, . . . . ...___-_,.....-*............
AGENTS
"• Klondike Gold Melds," a large, ehe p, valuable
book, se Ring like a whirlwind. Reautifni prospectus
tWelt4.flvcme. •
BRADLIST.NRIIMS. .1r COM PAN r, Limited,
TCRONTO.
WINGHAM
STEAM PUMP WORKS
et e.
" .
• + • Water Troughs, Sinks,.
Years
,,,,asuis„ rind everything in con-
nection with water supplies,
20.. DEANS, .18,,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOlv -.RE COUNTY -
OE 11 CRON.
Moderate.
sales attended in any part. of the Co, (Margret
JOHN CURRIB, TVitien.ttr, Oar.,
LIORNSIM AUCTIONEE).
Sales of tram :Rock and Farts Inipleinentt
spaeltilkY.
All orders loft at the Tunis alike promptly 410•LE
0(1 40, Terms reasonable.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.,
Camp Caledonia, No 40; Nee* 1
S .
0 -tho Mgt rind third :Monday
ia
er cry inonthi in the Odd Moms 'lab. Visiting'
brethren weicem, Murra.v. Chief. p Stey
art ilea...Stu
AGENTS VitANTED
Mout': jr/a//401/,, Wife and Mother." A book
which try woman will buy isolates! ready, Speciitic
pettier by Ludy Abercltem Inn troductioby Mist,
Prahces EL Willard, An eneyeloptiediaon Rho summon
tpreetimr. Portraits of a hundred tinted %tenpin and:
numerous other ildietMtions. A sn fot Dithe
m
em or (satinet.- ('8111514454'5, Prewar, , •
Tun LINSCOTT COMPANY,
Totorro.
AGENTS
..onmptios 04 4418 Unseen." Fascinating. berolt.
Sweeps the outlay field of IA:Wiled:01d slide.
Eittioovoriftra. marvellous iliw.tratione.
PoPtue, SI.
BRADLEY.OAltliETSON CO., Limilain, Toronto.
1, few total hien for rani araitno on ,1earlp salaries.
THE LrNSCOTT COMPANY',
TO RONTo,
THECOOKS BESTFRIEND
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Cal vanivi.a :410(1 Wina)nilii; for pow r
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