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Mt reamed aloud • end then eat,stering la the stern -sheets beside the coxswain ;
GODE1110/1, JOIIE 25, 1868. The Woos says there will- that it haa to go oat to the • of Umacia, anti WS
that "het' heel Permitt°4 W AAAAAA •81) C1110/S -We ht.* had
very warm weather lest week on Sonde,
(tom nu oat Comoipinewa.)
ors the w out apin ; but 4,4 mem erowlett, hour ; • boat left the side of the vessel mot *utott snuyeemetit is Pala te begin to sr um, •
end not use stirred • finger • and be saw made insight for the steps near where he
the fnUlity of this arid did' not persist . wee tested. A tall, noble -looking min sat
Will titers be anelhessItentan Memnon I very loudly
THE YENLANS.
- merit:ma shape. In 1866 they complained - -
wilt y ; finally, like • time Mike, he got to he was put ashore and, after •xehanging • •irtually ounintemed, a *ember of hard to the, %err of we", thet were noti- it esinmi all day. It is splended growing
the rum, sad stupilled Ma agitated consci- few wunis with tie boat • crew, he mouut- fied that the Amerime prerninent would
host, het sailors camed out hie kat in- weather, and wisest, c um, mita and potatoes,
While he lay dnank at the bottom of the lelloweil by one of the sailors, who carried 1 BURGLIR ILIIRESTED. ces" Ir.*, not tolerate their invasion. Thu was oar all sort. of orops efe shooting up with
from Port flume TM /soder aseervates thinly ridiculous enough ; for their know- As
unary rapt ty.
moo for • tinse. ed the steps which led hoe to Wylie's side hay Mg passed o ver the t 'Miro
iitruotions, Meting southward right im the
winds eye.
Flys days they Mat to windward, and
nay. Ithw Sail. Thee it fell dead calm ;
sad ei ronuisned for three day. more.
The men began to suffer greatly froze
granite, owing to their noisier &nil con-
ked position. During the calm, they row-
ed all day, and with thia, sad a light
westerly Meese that sprung up, they got
lath the ria -road again ; hut haviug now
smiled three hundred end fifty miles to the
smite ward, they found a greet change in
the temperature ; the nights were so cold
they were tate 10 huddle tiother, to keep
• little warmth in thou bWies.
Oil the lifIlmth day of Mr voyage it here lie rela
thel blew, ared that they wone NOM' • ...a milblik•
tram kr ewe *rat ro arra ; aaa. lath all
W s ease. the may thernelly Spat hallway over INA
/AK end ones • holy of ea. eeklea a dm Mern
NM my Ms, sr the eueld not have Ined as
haat
bist, Me My weep almit dad k I.. MI.
eiretly ay, Mot are Wise to Md.. WM dlat. m-
et bri. With the Moe sf the Mere they could ow
=woo Ma bar . bat they ran up a Mar
eargmbro ma.
the poor abeethead mature. wept, awl raM.
and emed, their DM/. 11.11.1 ihtt
alert Mem.
n et am of Mei •eld rat a Warp we. This Ina
WS* lie. shlverleg. earl reemberel how be
Red ahead.. the entler. wed al ea board Lord
Mae broke gm lite Whoring lewra bet eth • teord
Men la le ee the might of shreds, aed howled ter
And bre sates • My alget-te nee se ; a
amen algal to ISM la Ma. The thy Mgt ihr sea
In On .31 siceirel hi/lo et that broke woo Met mry
Med. alth map tied :tell as they timid, tho bord
tee sleep LIM Op to tear tom la wow. wild
Day baths. nad the Ms sight It '•=e7e1 thoe
was a Mg to windmel Meg.. aloan .4 MM.
nth op Mir AM Opal of Mines bat still
Nlise a eat shook Imes all Tor* sod
themesivue a Dr *et
a portmanteau.
Ile stood for single moment on the
quay, and stamped ha foot on the broad
14.011415 ; and heaving • deep Nth satisfee-
tmie be rid, "Thank door
He tunnel towards Wylie.
"Can pie tell me, my man, at what hour
the first timiu starts fur Loudon r
"There is • slow trine at 7 -.30 and an ex-
press at 9."
"The express • ill serve me, and give
me Ume for breakfast at the Adelphi Ilo-
na. Thank you ; good mcirning," and
the gentleman pared on, followed by the
Wylie looked after him, he noted that
erect miTlitare carnage, ud crisp, gray
heir snit thick white ruuustache ; he MA a
vague idea dist be had seen that face be
furs, and the memory troubled him.
At 7.30 Wylie staked for London ; the
military Mae followed him In the "Fm• the 1st of Jan. last. He determined te
at 9, end twilight him up at Rugby; togette
take this means of discovering the thin
Ewu.7h: I and with complete sumer. After mirth -
hailed a cab, but before he coirld struggle ing round for several hours fur some one
through the crowd to reach it • railway
porter threw • portmanteau on ita rout, and
Idea Mazy wiquaintanoe teok possession
"All right," said the porter. "What ad-
dress, sir,"
Wylie did not hear what the geutleinan
said, but the porter shouted it to the cab-
mse.,and then he did hoer It,
It wee the house of Arthur Wardlaw.
Wylie took off his hat. rubbed kis frowsy
hair, and gaped after the cab.
He entered another cab and told the
driver to go to "No. -I- , Fenchurth
that no suolo thing is to be aperehended, ledge that thaw movement was aa Manip-
le is Sheol the Thigh by Trip Gil. ad in a kindly and prig apirit berry fele violation of our laws, which the Ptie 'Tun Mullady Case. --Dr Coleman
PARTICI:MARS OF ARREST. amid volunteers
the Oleos foe es tus, euteontoo. eident sea sworn to exec.* ought of resumed the inquest on this case on
to the front. We think self to hue teen sufficient tu prevent gush I Thwa-a7
!haviog talked so Mg and inedepromises to this ocoasion WA their ap
an attempt. But still there would be no , till evening end from nine o clook on Fri-
soo.„oiy dry tell lath the afternoon, when Dr
et large Quantity of Clothing deo,
the truth hem betweeta the two. O'Neil, ewes i. Limn as. tinnily
CON Pli)151111031. I hi deluded ocantistriota, cannot very well anned Invade= uf a friendly power well
nevitably bring them into collision with" Coleman charged the jury at g-reat length
back out, and, hence we may reasouably
l'ent, American government and people.
Some excitement ROA- mimed in to on expect that en attempt will be made ere
Saturday morning last when it wasannoune- tunig* We have it on pretty pod authority omomonta.- we h... h.4 th.
ed that some burglar had oindoubtodly 111141 Hon. J. S McDonald hes received • sm. of looking th. ord.. ininr n.
f sem kind from the Auteriten house of our townsman J. B. Gordon,
trap/ten set by Mr. Chubb in his story on
b.un dunng ti" Pri"°" night bY 6 PevidgTertline aut thith no raidieg' will be Esq., as kept by Mr. Bu.tterworth. The
sanctioned. If the American people will iff°"da ar° beautiful, the vellouthk• fir" -
Kingston Street. It sersie Mr. Crabb, in __, s aed the flowers truly splendid. The
lth the
common evAli etvend others has missed °"'1"° ""q' , teaches, especially, are the best we have
mooguised prinaiPlee a istanmais--- taw, over Me, the best ut thorn being of Mr.
many uticles tor thine time back, laded -
we shall be happy to welsoms a few Butterworth's own propagation.
ing • sent of money from his safe about
CHAPTER XV.
Our scene now chenges from the wild
ocean and ita perils. to a snug room in Fen -
church street ; the inner offim Werdlem
at Bon a huge apartment, panneled with
fine old mellow Spanish uak ; and all the
Ow- re tan .40..1 the.:211 leiteted • .1 vldp.it an furniture in !cooping ; the repot, • thiok
O h▪ s twalsest. MTh Mak • lane Mad, wad her
ripe *WM over the bulwarks and waved thee.*
/1=Tg. pm Um the weather' the
heroes Dr than.
They tea does le M. en. under her les . down
athie rope le Um, held by kindly ban. aad tread-
ly faree alma Mra at them saga gm. eels. rob
e s be writ ap the etilje ede, and se, In a very Mar
Ma they mit the wore ap, ared the reel boles WI
the wItAlleg brig Yana, Cap Mown of 11.tneket,
• 11.
MIME
The be. wee ceed adrift and wee mg after ma
MOM upwards art the ma of • wave
Tie yowl IYAnterttau mom. of the Marta
plied thee wIta dry elothoe oat of the MOO atom
end lood. ead Medan. which was much
waged, then lege awl not being la • Mho.. re*
M. and their wr. amp. crippled.
• wiathowiterly gale Mar. tb• Amara. Wpm
be BM rm. Hon • wele berth. and the Nara es.
Mae beres/f three math of Mt callous ea.
Than its mom.. lea toe la thle hey rinik
Mpg red wowed her Mather days, awn • Maw
Hasp la r• rad gar Yaryan • cheap, s mee
Mtn ts arty tam
We tune the moot am Oen. remenel
Mrs tie WPM of Ma howthapi. lag *to the wort
elf the Mk tear sem Ma the Taakee sea
ma 1M Wig Ina Mot Mead, bet sow trine.
w▪ ho was IlMeare ated work. with • will
hamar work one loarr • duty. ent Meat. •
g eed the mien bed ale. we la the waft
Me ma at as esse. termary, kw eveo7 day Mad
pert mew of the mai, and shrewdly Aare to the
Mee the losam WM tem towidred Mee south
Ifteru• Ayr. Dyne prom. that they should he
✓ ase there. from when* they alp* be mashipped
le • Veinal hosed bre
was *Meted be by ea therm.. tit.
Sam Ma and the pool Ms st Dame Ayres *we
homy
Wytl• sederlook that the home el Wardlew Ma
MY Menai* the bag ter all ape. aed loreee
OM *a Metier Imileted :at last ei boaestly told
Wytlit be wahed limit. bo ilbad gam they
NM He bed mad. Ike. ani they
h. se be Pole Da Wilt, aed Mga
erne. for a three parer when. v.*.
My did not thereby forselt the Inge w="th:yd
were Mated . melees Li rem. Wylie eran ler
ward.. Meet the are th. woeld take emt.
with the Trak. Marna All but Unereapmed LAW,
Min Se do .; them three h. Milne la bi.
sad Me. The me gave the More • relestr,"
se order at Wardlaw k Cu for Mr full or ler
map :than Mond.. wilo. with Dora.
eall entered the A mean hiereaaUle Navy
Tee dap after the they sighted the elpithede at the
meth of the Rio do la PIM w 10 p , and lay to for
• put emir ihom Mei dethy thay were be.. by
IDInethaet, and then Mao areethittokithewrt...
W▪ ylie wee NM. os the tellgsll, awd soemsbio
Mb Seem. wham the mho. tonere ems
thes26:: • Port nee "
y mit of the an% sad elm aterwd the
1111.4. appeared the Man awl glum of • tarp ship
Ilhe Mg was orme. her rm. ari her pea bow•
sp. Moly the Mil Meet It Med kir •
▪ o•or WW1*. tie nob. op, awl there
tart gip. head of the Walt bombs/ almet with.
mak. It was • Mona gran womia• sae aro
MM. peel. • ye.. harp the other was prow
b•r head la the Mts.. hotel. Mk her wild
Ih▪ e are nee la oaether mom. the mosater, 'Moe
mit Jar enseleg the brig. •sa learn int 1. tie tee
Wylie Inerle IAD IMMO% hat leeleed late the dark..
el. Ur mad
ID bed lete=r Sperrageth,
it Ins the
Mpg ead aft. eat al her mires • "' A z minister of sober colors ; the chairs of
oak mind morocco, very substantial , •large
aft/TVA II/.
the Maria Raged nate, with thr Anon me
Mem • pat of wine, nee. ha Isola them Wpm •
FIZZ.. est tart& the mato In whet the
beim Mr 1.7.11.6 Cement at Deem Ayres
J . wee artfully mole up of &eta
=remWM. ha alined over aorta/. perth whieb
to *Moe • meth. MM. , but, ohm Wylie
bra..191 „eel= eh°, to esp... le language above tte
net nah rm. Of sow. they armee
rem es mei tier did set esienteout seal aped
ad Ike lAverpo.l. le Old Ragland.
8• W thrso awe were &Met on Wand
whin otherenned with Caplets gloom Dr Ma
1111. Make was • clapper laden wttk bldee *A a
• esetherly gale Meg on bee hal ailing pol. wed
am me or Om shortest they had OM' nada.
Me Mee o•tade the bar, the Herm It mt.
bet tee boar to 'Wight, the nds &Meg , the
yes draw ." ha Mort aft. tarter
new
rare • kinw telt with ter lopenge bark.
• Ay, reearked the " she las Meal Mee
Se halfebb Met MI thew Ma Mr bore In the
InaretyDer that ft. areft as thet ate pit Is
ler tis.
The mar :=, ksiarliM. me, oaf tgeb
bro intleP Ina Mt hie NOM bed Ms MM..
gad ash Me the semi le his est tut latomme...
laws hr... a• Mired at bar, Tan 1117e=
tee.•••11. km Mid remark, ninon ateklill Is mkt,
atiWell lead &ad ones..
Wylie had no luggage nor *fronts to doe-
. Min him ea board ; he landed, and having
offioe table, with when lege like very col-
umns, substantial ; two Milner sat* •
globe of unreal size, with a handeone
tent over, nude of rum leather, figured ;
the walls hung with long oak boxes, about
eight inches teed, contenung rolled maps
of high quality, and great dintensitne ; to
oconsult which, oaken sceptres tipped with
brass hooke stook ready ; with these, the
and, on being released. flew op into their
wooden hazes again. Besides these were
hong op& few drawings, representing mt.-
lines and inner sections, of vessels, end,on
• smeller table, lay models, almanacs, the.
The great officio table wm covered with
writting meterials and paper, all but a
small rail, end amide that 'paisleys purple
mortice° case about ten inches square ;
was the looked, and angelus:identity:Mir
portrait of Helen itolleston.
This &pertinent wsa so situated, and the
frames of the plate glass windows so
well made and substantial, that, let a
storm blow • thousand ships ashore, it
could not be felt nor heerd, in Wardlaw's
Inner ollios.
liut appearances are deceitful ; end who
ma wall out a ma of truubles,aud the tem-
pests of the mind t
The inmate of that office was battling
u lated difficulties and clangers. Like
those who sailed the Proserpone's long
bost, upon that dirty night, which se, near-
ly swamped her, his eye had new to be
on every wave, aud his sheet forever in his
hand.
Hia measures had beim ably taken ;
but, ea will happen when clever men me
driven into a corner, had backed events
rather too freely &guest time ; bed allow
ed too slight • margin for ensue delays.
For instanoe,he had averaged tbe Shannon s
previous performance, and had calculated
on her arrival too nicely. She was •
fortnight overdue, and that delay brought
fie had &leo counted upon getting news
of the Proserpina. But not a went had
reached Lloyd's as yet.
At this very criais mine the prone of '66.
experience led him to fear that, sooner or
later, there would be • run on every Mink
in honden. Now he had borrowed £80,-
000 at one bank, end L15,000 at another
and, without his ships, could not possibly
py • quarter of the money. If the budge
queation were run upon, and obliged to
oall in all their resources, his credit must
go, and this, in his precarious position, was
run
He had concealed his whole condition
from his father by false book-keeping. In-
deed, he had only two confidante in the
world ; poor old Mieheel Rewind end
Helen Rolleston's portrait ; and even to,
these two he made half confidences. lie
dame& nut tell either of them all he had
done, end all he was going to do.
Ifiaredeeming festers Wita as bright as
ever. He sill Inved Helen Rolleeten with
did him homer. He loved mousy toe
; but he lowed Holm better. In Ul
hie troubles awl worries tt. wee heone °con-
solation, to unlock her portrait and gaze
on it, and purify hia Rout forafew momenta.
Sometimes he would apologise to it for an
act of doubtful morality. "How ca.n I
risk the less of yule" waa his favourite ex-
cuse. No ; he must have emeilit. She
must not suffer by his past imprudences.
They taut be repined, at any cost -for
her seke."
It wee ten o'clock in the morning ; Mr.
Penfold was sorting the letters for his em-
ployer, when • buena! young wnman
rushed into the outer office, crying "0
Mr. Penfold," and sank into a chair,breatk-
''Dear hurt ! what is the metier new r
said the old gentleman.
.los Wylie out on the seas in a boat ; aarl
the wind it me blowing end the &ea& roar-
ing to that degree &site looked &tine, and
✓ ya he, ' Pray for me, Nancy Rouse.'
" So I says, ' 0 dear, Joe, what is the
matter t end What seer haa becalm:lot the
lloarding house, he wa• hastening to the Prvallia-n• r._ „
h arrival asof fho fm. th. knows I object to foul language. " Gone
Proserpina He had reached their alone
In Water Street before he reeolleated that
though broad daylight on that July mar
tug, morehants offices are not open at !MA
hoer. The sight of the Shannon had so
bewildered him that he het not teethed
that the shops were all ahut, the streets
deserted Thmi Ms thought oconrowl to
net be a bearer a his own
44.1 W.° °•°r b"t /."°1""d• f". n'snY Penfoyld lanmi timidl "Sir Mrs
her wake. 0 pray for me, Nanvy Room '"
with that, I tries to pray in my Arnim,
and screams instead s.net wakes myself.
0 Mr. Penfold, do tell me, have yon got
of the Prose ine this morni r
any ROM rp go
"What is that tope, t inquired Arthur
Wardlaw, who had entered just in time
In hear this butt query.
"What is it to me 1" cried Kane.
firing up "'"it is more te me, radiate, thin
news f • did not require to turn the I for thm stns
manna, to adoie it. As he hurried to the Rou. my"1.4P 64,
nitive,,, station, he tried In reedlike the tu,„ hdmil c.hmck
Isuir at which the train stared : but his
mated mind refused to perform the liwith `any! Inmetdretin °ref 71" wnaoritini.n:f hoR°4•86...
"Him Rouse, I should say," rid Pm -
tenant beek to the 4^^ 'adY. Phlthe, lir, Mt. Wtha the mate
be yaw m %row .4 a tut of lie Proserpina!, is her -her --eineetheart.
MIAs Bee el berths, and sat thorn on the "No It"' 14.14'4". 1"mlY "
Ting eritli his tags esosejoy ism after a manner "
teres muetnium,,,vp 4h. sivor sh. rot plea. an'in, 1 0011 I Memo. to know
tape ewe, oodi „ ,ohfoh ROAMS id' capahle ART ing else Flut, d
careen se where &UM relation' ;- and then with great
eleisfse get to Awn. NI. reserve - -"but, yam know you are ammo.
see rattled, mid Mkt sewn' read 6b.614
In111 Om WC be Ark dna the half to alt orT13,111r.
containing a charge of buok-sbot, Mr. Gmbh
ried • search warrant, to the house a ono
henry Metall, whom he surpreed, and
there, sure enough, after sense equivoca-
tion on the part of accused's wife, they
found Rastall in bed, mffering from a
psinful shut -wound in the thigh. He at
once owned up to haviug entered Cribb',
store and me arrested and taken to gaol.
In the house wee found quite • stuck of
miscellaneous goods: muet of which hes
been identified. We may here rate that
Malan, who borethereputationof a quiet,
sober man, would have bre the Ian per-
son in town to he aocused of such • crime.
The ore was examined before H. John-
ston and 8. Pollock Esq.'s on Monday
morning. at the pol, priaoner being una,
ble to move.
The information of C. Crebb Lg. read
as follows :--" The information and °cam
plaint of C. Cribb of the town of Ouderich,
County of Huron, taken.upon oath be-
fore me the underaigned one of Her
Majesty's Justices. ot the Peace in and
for the County of Huron, atormald, this
20th day of June, in the year of our Lord,
1868, who aaith that within the hut six
months that his store ham been burglariously
entered, 'and at much times money and var-
ious articles of weeriag apparel, clothing
and other articles, hays been feloniously
taken out of my store, and I have good
cause to believe and verily cloth believe
that Henry Resta of the town Ooderich
is the party who bath oeminitteil said
depredation, &c. C. Cratib. Taken be-
Hantehurst, sworn„ -Said he received
a march wam.ot from Mr. Pollock, and
with Mr. Crabb, proceeded Henry Rae
residenos on Saturday last. Asked
for Mr. Renal!. Ilis wife said he wee away
the country, I said that wee for me to
find out. Went up stairs and found Mr.
Reseal sitting up tri bed. I warned him
in presence of Mr Crebb that anything he rid
would be used against him. lie mud, "I
don't ,know what made me do it. If I
hadn't been druok I would not have done
it, I most have been drunk. Mr. Cribb
then went away to get • doctor. Thepris-
over then told his wife to open • box at
the foot of the bed for Smith's goods. I
found goods in the box, and more in var-
ious plume, The following are rods iden-
tified toy Mr. Crabb :-1 piece of tweed
21 yds., ldrab vest, 1 dark vest, 1 piece et
check flannel 121 yds., 1 piece of Dutch
carpeting 271 Yds., 1 piece scarlet Saxony
cotton. Goods identified by Mr. A. Smith :-
1 striped vett, 3 pair wellen socks, 1 pair
light tweed pants, 1 fancy flannel shirt,
1 piece frier 41 yds., 2 hey ahirts, 1 par
diaper cloth,' &stab el, 1 pair prunella boots.
2 silk handkerchiefs, 1 pate woolen socks.
Witness, continuing. I removed therm&
te Mr. Crabb's for measurement and iden-
C. Crabb, Esq., 'were. -For several
mouths past my stem has been entered at
night by Nome person then unknown.
Abont the lort ot Jan. lest my was open-
ed and theme of 1295 abstracted, • oonsid-
which I do not with tostete at present, my
susperions rested on Mr. Rental,. Several
times since that goods hare been taken
away. When I was at Montreal tLis last
time, my store was entered several times
and these& tried. On last Tuesday night
I wee not well when, abmit 11 o'clock at
night, my wife went to thestoreforrheum
atic medicine, when I know a man meat
have been in the plaos. I then determin-
ed to set • trap, which I did, us ing proper
precautions, eml charging with powder
enough to wound but sot to kill. On Sat-
urday morning about 8:30 when I went
over to theathre, one of my inen told nth
one of the traps was setting. I toned that
the buckshot must be In the attempted The Canadian anthoritirand people are
burglar. I then took steps to examine per- doing right in reeking energetic prepara-
tive suspected. At last decided to look tions to repel the Fenian invaders who
after liaatell Want to his plate about 4 have bre threetening their liras and
o'eleek, when Mr. Hazlehurst and myself homes, their peace end safety. Twice
found him in bed. His wife betrayed her- before have the Canadians learned that
self by her equivocations. The three Fenian threats are not always idle threats,
irookshot displayed by the ociastahle, teken and they would he culpable were they to
out of prisoner's Wicker& simtliar to those remain inacelve under present oirmireetaa-
oWl loadinif the trap. The door dm- ims, after the warninp they her had in
tem' ma one A the huh. Am positive as the past.
Whilst saying the, hemmer, We Medd
also eay, for the edification of such Pasti-
me me propose a simmer Mauston to
Canada, that they will fled they have
made • very egregious miatake in faitcying
that our retirement win permit them to
carry out their project. Some of their
leaders have erred that, ea this is the yaw
of the Presiciential elution, when both
petitical parties may be expected to carry
• tams fee the purpose of getting
Fenian votes, theme will he ported lawn&
th for their tindertakings, asell that the
government will at least wink at their pro-
outtings anti! they have presipitate4 them-
selves over the herder. Illy may reet
mired Hoe MP government will de noth-
ing of the kind. President Jehnson will
ka as preempt In Mein' metre te
Gee. (Bent to supreme any attempe at
l'Illiairthety found two Team art, Qualify
most fight the army nf the UMW States
before they ein pt at the Oasiseliaa
militia. Oro Great oi owe the men to he
demesne* in lie militery Anti.* or in sea
Mining th• lennor eignity of hie comi-
ty Maser he is a eantlidate kr the Presi
deny ; elide Pessident Johnson, a• pah
end' of his own to by seeking the
shonsande el Fenian& to "hospitable,
grazes" at their earliest orinvenience.
That Audit Committee.
Our contemporary, the Star is in error
in stating that when the Audit Committee
at the remitt Quarter Sessions, feud, they
"Ow leochny /pinta preened to alma itto
him en kia nut tioxime" The Board
simply informed Mr. COX that his explana-
tion wee too late to he acted upon, as
regards the admitted mistake, but that if
he woukl ischnie the amount struck off in
his next amount it would stie greeted, if
the uontmittee ma weekend of its oor-
rooters. We must say, however that we
ham boat submitted to • little municipal
wee any apparent mistake in our amount,
what wee to hinder mome member
of the Comniitthe treat asking for prop-
er explanation, instead of that body pet -
*Miming what ma believed tO be an honest
amount a virtual cheat. The price wecharg- nr- The new story "Foul nay," new
nom was that which hes been paid without .14
by many thousamis of people throligh-
• murmur forneuly a quarter ocummtury, out the world. We have since Con11111120-
and if it was not reseionable and just we ing it, printed eo extra number so as to
would here heard °tot long since. We be suPPly row mubscribors-
economy which ernbarassee the 'Press and deaf and dumb girl named O'fee, living
restricts the free adminiatration of justice, telitihdlaritwnati_haws'hulifi_ ?iLlt
while crime runs nunpatit, menot possibly h.., ":1'n inques'r
induce to the welter* uf the community at held this (Tuesday) morning before
larp. Coroner McDougall, when • verdict was
rendered to the effect that the infant was
DOMINION DAT.
What is to be done on the let of July. roe The Str. Clintri, will, we hear, give
Are we to have anything like• public dem- an excursion from Goderich to Saginaw co
onstration, or shall each citizen seek his the' 4th oi July.
IlO} For • dish or basket of superb
fishing" with the Poor Young Man t If sto.,,o.orosi sail .1 mi. so,
anything of • puble nature is comteni plena tenant.
there ie no time te Imo. We understand
theta there will be exoursion from ir:r The Goderich Melons aad their
*gime per steamer Meta. on that day. rnm14 tetand haying grand Plamur•
, party at the Maitland Hotel to morrow
(Wednesday) afternoon. Tickets for ladies
South Riding Agricultural SooletY. :an.grx.d gentlemen may he procured at this
A meeting of the officers and directors
of the South Riding of Huron, Agricultural 1 re. • seaman from the gunboat Cherub
Soctety, was heti at Kippsn, on Saturday ogt into a row with some rouglui in Pres-
. and a man named Young fractured
the 20th ult., to make o. , . tur hill skull with a none. A t first the me
holding the Fall Allow at luster, for , man's life was despaired of, but DOW he is
1868. Aa dui Stephen Branch Agrioultur- out of danger.
el Society had agreed th merge their funds I
A London, Ont., fisherman caught a fish
with the County Society, for the purpose sh. ' apexes the other day and now
of holding the said show ; the most of their haa tt on exhibiton. Th• gentleman ought
officers and directors were present in mak- to reve the fishing in Coderich bedew for
menta. It had boon un- an hour or two sumo fine morning.
ing mid
afire contradicts the assertion of
tursi Society, would also merge their '
the correepondent of the (Rohs, diet chosen -
funds this you for tbe rm. purpor , but .
at the I 1th hour, it appears that many of um elute in the Privy Council.
the younger lambs ot that flock went array
re. Mr. Carling is mentioned sa
and would not follow their leaders Seth* fkinhind,. th. mem
pestures green at Exeter. This is to be
latter's appointment ea LteuteGovernor.
regretted, ads all united, would have made
a splendid show ; as it is, however, there CROWDED OVT. -The double advertie
is a prospect of an excellent ahow -the moat of C. Supple, West street, is crowded
Exeter people are apparently going tat" it oatof this issue, but will appear in °emelt
with heart end soul. The prizes will be Th. stook of Ds) Good. omoh fio. oss.
of all concerned will no doubt make it a s.osion paid to Fashinable
groat success. Two days are to be devote Good..
ed to the exhibition, viz ; the last day of
September end the 1st of October. It ; rxracs.-Th. Tiers' special says that
was suggested that the Prmident be re- the report that Gen. Grant has sent moan
quested to deliver • lecture on Agricte- inspector to louk efter the Fenian move -
tura, on the night of the find day of the smut un the frontier is untrue.
exhibition, but we are rather sorry to
say that that no action wu taken in the WASLIRR- -A letter to tit. Montreal
matter ; we hope however, that the idea Eferiid from Cornwall, says "thet shout
will not be lost sight of, and that some- Potsdam the Fenian, are making warlike
thing will yet be done to take advantage prep•rations, and that on Wednesday hist
of this rue opportunity et spreading infor- eighty car -loads of arms were unloeded
mation on agncoltural subjects, as • hint , there." The "eighty ear-loade of arms,"
for many others to go and do likewise, it is rather too tough to swallow.
is worthy of mention, that twirler Toms, I
of Goderich, who happened to be passing Waorwrini. -Darin the relent freehet
• large number of hem ock chips wereseen
passing Gibson's saw mill. They are sup -
detriment in this village.
BIG Gons.-We understand that through
the courteous reprosentatioas of Cap.
Thomson of the Goderich Artillery Co.,
ficljuttuit McDougall has kindly eonsented
to supply each ' battery in Canada
with two good 8 pounder guns. Such •
supply would he rightand proper.
oar We are sorry to hear that a women
!Still MI the Hayfield Road win bitten by
• rabid dog • few days ego.
gar The Commercial Academy doses
this week for the mummer venation. The
beginnine of tbe next tonna will he duly
announced in the Steel -
A 11,Ang or OMNI. -Al an evidence of
the rapid growth of the pest few days, we
were shown yesterdey a blade of gnus
rmaaryurinigHottwweeiah"therinstolleNrthe .erteeellei Mt Of
warm srid rather °mime 'hewers are mak-
ing the crop in the stoeion at a great
rate. It le feared that the fall wheet will
talk of • cheap exmineen from fhwlerieh to
London st an early daW. The London
people have visited in in large Wise seve-
ral time*, amid wentild only be right In re
tern the compliment. We ars aura the
Amnon Menu al Goderich, Mr Carter,
will do all in his power te Nether llie
views of the Athens in thie respect.
COI,- The Hem Reverdy Johason has been
offered, and has accepted, the position of
17. S. Minister at thee Court Rt James.
Hie instructiosis will, it is said, embody
MI powers th settle the " Alabama ''
4641:11.1wen. *triers TaAnt --Dane Francis
Train appeared at the Liverporil ffeehaege
on Thursday Isat, Ilith Mel, and attemp-
ted to mike • speedo lie heti te leme
without athsining hie °Upset, for the peo-
ple hissed him down.
The Prescott TeLarsall mys --On Fri-
day the Nth ult., a farmer named Mur-
dock, residing rei the 7th enmeasiou of
Ertwardevent, committed MAMA. by hang -
nig himalt in the wends •djsearett to his
te, look after a mit, sod staying longs
than was *speeded mine numbers of the
Comity mem in erne ef Mtn, Mil found
sospeelled ley'the trek to • tree, life
hang salliwit.
Durhig the Mileage Convention the re.
gular sn4 special prime dispalshes from that
eity reached the diaerenme of 1116,
000 words.
130elas Fontilt -The body of Murray,
one of the drowned fishermen was found
on the beach, neer Dr. Stokes farm on
Monday morning. It wu partially buried
iu sand and badly& composed. We under
stand Liao, that the body °leapt 'Moshe=
was found a few days ago.
IV We aro requested to state thet a
Sabbath School 'c -Nie will be held at
Zion Church, H. Road, Guderich Op on Tuee-
dey the 31st inst.
We have great pleasure ia informing
our readers, that a oomplimentary Con-
cert, will begiven, in the Victoria Hall, on
the 9th of next menth, to Mrs. Simms, the
lady who so ably presides over the Choir
eine Cleorge's Church. The names ante
Arnateurs who have rolmthered their
serrioes for the occasion is a full gus.rentes
that theComert will be • sumer.
Full particulars wdt appear in • fetus,
COMMON VITAS Y. - The Laadwproclaises
Torosto one of the inset uncleanly ata.
tit thi. or any other couatry.
who after sitting' some twuhuure returned
a Verdict which has sent Nicholas Mullady
and Thomas Dunovan to Goderich gaol
there to be tried at the next aSsizes for
pla yed on 1 Saturday between Chinon
and Seaforth, resulting in Clinton beating
Council of OM Village met at Downey's
Hall, on die 12th of June, present coun-
cillors Sprost, McDougall iutd Cash.
The minutes almost meeting were read and
adopted. At thus imp of the meeting the
nweetang the Reeve arrived and book the
chair. A By-lew for preventing the moo-
ning at large of certain &metals, was read
a first, second, and third tome aad pared.
A By -Law to provide for the Mon
of the public health, was read • t, socend,
and third tame, and pasted. A By -Law
to define the duties of street Inspector,
was read a fust, mond and third time
e nd passed, it wu moved, smorked and
carried, that the clerk be requested to
advertise for tenders for reeking a death
on main street from Kidd and McMwtkin's
store. down to Govenlook's Mire, making
a proper toz, and cowering in the ammo
specifications to be ren at the Clerk's
ofeee. Council edjourned until Tuesday
evening 16th irk to meet at Demony's
rie It is understood that OA Prince milli
Princess of Wales will visit Killattiey
next August, and not September, and
will be the gaesta of Lord and Lady QM -
thrums, at Killarney Meuse. The royal '
eouple, landing in Dublin, will pro,
omen/ire* to Killarney, and after remain-
ing there some time will leave for Belfeat,
where they have been invited to open the
new ducks.
on business, called open the Treasurer, ,
and pieced .5 in his handa to be given by
the Society, sa a special prize for the best
home made cheese. The Reaping end
Mowing committee also meet on the same
day at Koppon, and arranged that the
mowing match in conneetion with the
Routh Riding of Huron Agricultural
Society, will this you come off on the
farm of Mr. Rom, Tuckersmith, London
Road, one mile and a half North from
Kippen, on 'Tuesday the 14th day a July
From Me New Tort Prase
k the ielentification of Use reels. Found
a skeleton key and dark lantern in a bag
ia a line testing trom the door entered
to the street, about 20feet front the door,
which was shut Mt not locked. Prisoner
says winos that he tonna the lure la Sag -
A. Smith, swore. -8•141 he missed goods
from his store sae day last week. Suspi-
the counter -goods. One thing 1 WIWI pm-
tieularly was • peculiar shirt ; also mimed
a vest which 1 knew wee 6hdire am night
before. flaw them afterwards in roams -
non of Mr. flatlet+ snit. Alm idoetified
other rods se having belonged 10 hint.
The prisoner, being duly warned, ea
mediae to Sitetsirevaslessed as tailor : -
"I had nothing M do with taking Mr.
Moir en ono omega& le 1 1106 11^0° ill
I we se glad Mr. Crabb bad that *bp est 1
-- web I had Mee Moe whom 1 went he
the inn time. I peeked An kw/ aro th.
street is flegissyr. The Isest rill iplion4
collars belonged to Mr. Saila. &poem. tir ir..t... Th., will both asi
there Irma lbw The ether Win priasimly as they did when hat • remiss
identified by him I Mesh, IMO a iimmite. reliellion ems want.'
The priernese eras them 40Stalatall444110 Odr rrarnment ;Meld lee prompt in
..4 his dirmi n4 on gag alania. , vreganws the Teaser jest as anos ea their
Th. moo no have succeeded in or-
chethin the raved" el the roes -
hopper* by piecing traps aloag the low of
wry owed by them. From seven to
buosiOare mush' daily La me of
*ale traps.
Co,,,oup OIL *ILIA. --Ifinniskillon C.
ss same sixteen miles froui'the
St. miles fros the Sit. Clair. River, and
...Tv "poet to Newport. and is one et
the richeet Distriets the world ; there
are now sunsuit in progress mar300wells
most of los yeilding largelf ; in one Lase
th. ssou esteem overflowing for sone,
time, ead itis estimated that &Mut two
▪ bo. thoy tthe not Mem able to atop it,
Om truly • one of uatirre's weeders, thvugh
not more wounderful than die power ut
sudden coke awe ntetisna, spinal effectiece,
&c. Sold le all medicine dealers at 'Acta
per bottle -
Booties Arm, (The grestpublic rem -
to• m, it moot be mid that they are on
tri.o. yi„, have been thoroughly tried,
and preemeoed (oa the authority ol those
woos. !impend health they have premise
ed) sere, harmless and eniumintly
o hms., 'operation, mod if taken inur-
e° will tariably cure colds, coughs, .„,„.
Amos, emi all Bronchial affections. One
toe n4.11111 (loaner the meet scepti-
tel. Salty all medictne dealers, at thets.
per box.
rg this no true. There is seareely any.
& thing bit what may be applies( beim.
&jelly some way, either amply or in
compound, West's Sas Oompositum we
believe he an umellant medicine fur
purifybegthe Mood, end curing. diseases
sk. imp, Enema, Liver, hodasys
tte. It las oever been equalled foe sad;
diseases excepting thrt pander laden
Medici". the Great filicsheases Remedy ;
of worse wo do not deny the immensity
of this ortiole over all other remedies el
the DM oentury.
BIRTEL
At Goderich, !et the 20th inst., the wife
of Joie Hams Imo merchant, of • eon.
On the 26th April, at Galt's Chunk,
Pauly, by the Rev. Thanes Dowling,
Robert MoGronrey, Ashlield, to Elisa
At Goderich, on the 17th MA. by tho
Rev. D. Camelot), James Andorra of
Fan Wawanosh, to Mime Euphemia
daughter 4 James Armour, of Morris.
June lthh, 1888.- 'The Municipal
Council of this Village, met in Downey's
Hall pursuant to adjournment, present,
the Reeve aad Councillors, minutes of last
meeting were read and adopted.
A petition was received from F. Segtniller,
regarding the grading and ere:telling of
Railway Street. Tenders were received
from Owen Mulligan, and William Thomp-
son for Maktog • dram on Main Finset.
The Tenders of Wm Thompson was ac-
cepted. and he was required to entet into a
bond for the due performance el the work.
Mr Cash was now called to the Chair in
the Reeve's absence. A By-law authoris-
ing the pulling down of adjaeent homes or
other erutions when neoreary to prevent
the spnading of fire wadi oassed.-A By
law to Menge transient traders and repeal
By•Law No 19 was passed A. By -Law
was pared to regulate the removal and
set. keeping of ashes .te. The Council
appointed Mr J. Campbell as Clost Fire
Summer and authorised hon to provide
himself with the necessary equipege for
his office. Council adjourned to mein &pia
at Downey's Hall on Tuesday next at
730 p.
atodertoh Township.
Tits steamship Moravian, which ee-
rier' at (bob*, a few days since, had over
• thousand soldiers on board. They
belong to venous reoluientil already station-
ed in Canada. Thew arrival here al this
tin.* may be taken as au iudication that
the Imperial Government will not niaterial-
ly, if to any extent, rodeo, the effective
strength of the force sow atationed in the
Domiiiion. There will be pleuty of wither
soldiers to worry the Fenian. should they
be mad enough to carry out their threat'.
ram. or room.
The CM. an at Iletromille eroonfing to at-
t./see tiltb lead preeeet the Rowe all
rCoereetnen. TI. mesas af law wee reed
sad oed • later raw read freaa the saki*
H.. Toweellp, to rename to great of
mom to be ameded os bosedary line between
sell MEM. Ternehtp noted by Mr FM,
e reended by Nr Cot That I. af era hatedrui
donate le allowed by the Count In amottem
the gmt el Hallett Cerearli the me le be expended
ander the at the Seed Ometreaseen
Dew.. for ropeineg the Mere. Dna Caleb lit
Novel by Mr Cr. wo by Mr hod. Thor Joh•
shill ba paid aro doter. for moving • Md.
Opt Mooed by Mr Pollock, we by Ilir rord. That
="arad II , cassias to the Mona. laver -
*Mr Mtn* Leber tho Me reed between
Ths later ef gam. Clyahse Mak.* le
lin gamer dose to be wasps appeals lin. Dow.
km Hum RM. lima by ID. 7allork, see. by ldr
WM. TM the seareet of gamut Oren. for Melt
les elope be Mowed amid* the
wed melbas - Canted nosed by ID The am..
by lir PM, That Jam Terrabal hi cid' P.M far
wassanten arid gas cape la wed In year MA
e t the Ma of tre PM. raid -Cant. Moved by
lir Cot sm.. by Mr Wee., That Jam 11111.
be aloe. Via. a. Jam Torreses dap la then
Statute Mato ta tab.,' For the yew Itet Meg tor wat
D es by there is the Meer 111117. --Canted neva
by Mr Pont re by Kr. Coa, That David nem be
m▪ ew. fie Mood by Kt Pone. ins. by Yr. Me
tea. That •Ist.der Tepor end /air prim then
mato* abor ander Yr se the %OM ate -
maws - red Nov. by Peneett wee.. by
U r Cot Test el. be approprinted ter latmleg the
Myth. o . loading hi re Yth see *be Met I.
ea the re dre rted --Carried hod by
e sconded by Idr Cot Thai SIN be limed. la eirth
wad by the IL C. Mors ern OntesilM Dn.
-Corned Mewed by Ilr Feed. sea Mr. C.. liot
peel tee Medan Iles la minded re
Henn Road between MM. earl DenteM far the per
M▪ s pi Dr erred Ice the Me Iles (0 ltth ow I
-erred Howei by PM. riened.
that 11110 be by the 0••••11 la 'Walton Dods -
worth M molded the prinMere palm the
mown of Mr asetteeed rid p.n. .-Thrrtsd
The ef Welt. Deemer* arril same far •
sem of wog le mar swmp •• the Illth
That the Mal memsessermi ur were te ago -
paned. thiaMsall to go aid morieln Ore arm.
of we. dm ore • wettest se thread aed alhoppeato
▪ worn by Mar Meet -ferried
the widow IAEA. la jeld trie delben, ea sem. of la
term let 11.7:414. ea lee 14th am Moved by hir
then. aimed. sr Wertm Mt the em 11th
be pented te me. lep the Mei read M.. late SS
end IS on the leth me to give Mersa
=hoe • salgehret roed le menthe.. with the
te mei -earned Mame by lir
ameded by Mt WM. That ae. dollar be peid
Theme Than. Ow emirate • ruhert metre
wed operate ne le tarried The Ocoee° thee ad -
pare. fel Met will ea the Ind Med. le Amen
swat 4041N SHAW,
Townthip Clerk
Militia General Ordera
tIsAreQtY errant
Ottawa, 12th June, 1868.
District star Officer. will call upon OIL
eon commanding battalions in their re
emotive Districts to tithe steps to fill up the
nuance, in the Medical Staff of their Bat-
talions. •
Die tact Staff (Moors will take immediate
steps to supply any deficiency that may
exist in the Medical Staff of the Corps of
Battalions in their reapective Districts, by
obteining the voluntary serrioes of civil
praetioners ; employed to have the tem-
porary rank and pay of Staff Assistant Sur-
geon. District Staff MMus will sone se
soon as possible • list of those gentleman
who are wilhng to eery* as above to the
Medical Staff antes of Wittiest Mmtreal,
with • duplicate list to the Headquarters
Department at Ottawa. One Medical Offle
ear to every two hundred num win
be a ridneient proportion. The require-
ments of the Field Brigade to be fine pro-
vided for.
Gnarl
Orange Lodge-Bleotton at
The following are Om names of the offi-
cer, elected at the serion of the Grand
Orange Lodge now being held in this
citand Mester Hen .1. H. Cameron,
Grand Treanirer - Anderson, Moan
fain View.
dread Secretary -Andrew Morning, Toe
Grand Direetor of Carseuonies-
White, Tweed.
°lira Is• sawn that all the fitiosre were
formerly reelected The meetling woe
thinly attertediend not mesh intersormtze
to have ems taken in the
Hall hut night Ivy the OresiA Master.
The erosion win ohm en ifriflay
• serreepondent 01111•4141, hang
afraid of the Fenian', writes to inquire
it isnot the day of President Johneon to
break up their worlike meetings in the
United States, silences the orators, end put
• stop to their petojeeta of invasion. It
earternly is llie duty of th• Americas
Government to proverA the fitting out.
within ita territory of hostile Is:painter
against powers with which it Ls at pesos,
and we proved our readiness to hall that
duty at the time of the turner Fenian
movement against Carr. But we do sot
see that we have any right to interfere
with the free flow of Irish eloquence, or
to disperse peaceable gathering. of my
kind. If the Canadiaum will furnish us
with evidence that the American Irish are
• etting up an invasion of Oanada, we All
enforce cur nontrehty laws a good deal
more honestly than the British authorities
enforced theirs «hen Mr. d.dams supplied
the Foreign Secretary with prouh net
rebel vessels of war were building in
Britiah porta. -Nee York Tritium.
WIT TER Itorso-The property of
oottis contracting their length became
known magnet methenical power at Ole
raising of the obelisk in the squeals facing
fit PiAtir's Rome. Thu! waa 158t It
was a day ef great solemnity. The Tye
celebrated High Mum and blessed the
workmen. The blast of a trumpt genes°
signal, and the enginee were set in melon
by On incredible nenther of horses. nay -
two unsuceerful trials were made bthre
the huge block of stone was lifted Nom
the earth. As it rose in the air the Popes
which held it became stretched the the
bar of the column could not be !Ant on
ita pedestal, whim a man in the crowd
called out, "Wet the rupee, ' This was
done, and immediately the immense raft,
as of ite own accord, and without further
aid from the engines, rose to the remitted
height and rested oa the spot where Anew
The following Wastsation a the mime
of the Mic , in detecting mints
Lately oecured in Cornwall, England A
gentleman had been murdered by a stroke
from a hetchet. A tot,' of this description,
perfectly bright and clean, was in the
ion of an individual who eigbt
tineen the criminal, but the evidence
meeting that way was too slight for eon -
victim, Professor Church toekthe handle
oat of' the heed and scraped out from the
fibres of the. wood • little reddiah powder
apparently a bit of iron rust. Xi
exomination proved the ieseenceerterZ
blood oorpuerles of man.
was also examined with • spectrecops, by
which it was proved to be aot Min but
oteguiated blood. Prnfeesor Church pee
his opinitm that this hetchet had been
used in the murder et the victim, and
carefully seabed efterwards. Tfee prisoner
was oc, overpowered hy what seemed
voice from another world IMAM cedes:led
the deed, end thus no obstacle remained
to convince the court of the guilt of the
primmer, and he received the inmited fate.
The Buffalo Ormesereicil says that "one
mutable perform:thous wee Ms uncle en
the death of Daniel 'Webster. It filled
nearly fifteen columns a the New Yell
Times', was written at ono sitting, and in
the incredibly shnetspece of twelve houn "
The 'Commerelar 'Amid have &Ailed that
11 was done withoutstopping totaks breath
or wrinkly.
Bonus Seasonable Recipes-
TICK IAD CUM 111118.1.
Have a gallon of water in which • q uart
ol fah has roe dissolved ; put in the on -
mothers and let them stay in twelve oral.
teen tonne ; then mks! them out, wan,
them in clean waterand put:them in &done
jar. fleet boiling• gallon of good wine
pro and when it hes steeled add a quarter
of a pound of cloves, whole pepper aed a
little alum. Boil again, skim it well,
and turn while hot on the cucumbers.
They will he ready to use in a week after -
A very Moe way to have them done is to
rZuself-sealing glarbottir of the kind
wrill Mind the heat of boiling water ;
get fuieslarge,freah Arawberries, hull them,
and drop them one by one into the bottle ;
when the bottom is vered pet on enough
powdered white sugar fill up the spur,
shaking it gently ; kr on filling with the
strawberries and addi the sugar till the
bottle is full to &little &boos the top; then
set A up to the shoulder of the neck for
about ten ow ftfteen minutes, being careful
to let no eater get in ; take it out and pot
on the top as soon as it cools • little, and
you will have as nicely preserve& whole
frnit as the most fastidious palate can de-
sire. Half a pounded sugar to a pound of
fruit ia plenty, less will often do. The
bottle must be full when the top is put on
so as to leave no spar ter sir between the
fruit end the top, whkh Ivry be premed
down a little on the fruit, but not se, si
crash it. The top is not to be taken off
again till the fruit is to be nsed Otho
(mita may be done in the mme way, but
minim rotherrame sugar, and none arem
0 -wing to the liability of encumbers te
came bowel complainta whew eaten raw we
seldom me them except when stoked.
They are very nioe stewed. Pare them and
put them whole into a enneepan ad hothrin
water. adding salt to taste, boil till tender,
which Mime about half an hour, and when
done enough a fork will go esely Wry%
thane then take them out and slice earls
into halves 01. quarters, lengthwise, put in.
to • vegetable deli an some elan toast ;
emir over them drown better, and mune
with a little malt and pm r, and sec,.
hot at the dinner table. n this my they
are perfeetly wholesome, and take the
plasm ot eekoragu• after that has gone nut
Peel oranges or lemons very thinly smi
fill • hotel* with the peal, nn whit+ jkoe
good whiskey, after rending a whitetail oi_
tract is formed which gives • fins ilaror to
mauves' /OR Wl1111111
Gather them whenrime net veret ripe,
male slightly and thin them, rut mu the
stem end with the nem and ay mon
round it, this is emannel, pot in a Imam
!Mlle mar the lire adding mit to
seam to taste hut 1110 Kl."7":11rAr them
inuartto come 10 a boil and then when hoi
them into Memo pro with mall "soothe
cork the jars ep nghtly anti seal over the
onrks an that no air re rt in, the pm
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