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GODERIOH. ONT., FRIDAY, DEC. 16, 18b1.
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NEW STORY.
is issue w• begin the publiea-
t.
ww serial story of enfiagtgimg
iiesrest. "Helm Lasso•, or the Foes
of a How.ehold," is • domestic tale c f
littlish life, and will be read with avid-
ity by all who took pkasure in perusing
"John Arsastroog, Mechanic; ' which
ran through est soloing some time logo.
Doa't fail to read it, and after you bars
read it, let your neighbors know that it
is au eseelknt story.
Tawa is *eery indication of $ warm
time sanioipally in the wards this year.
The lack of a progressive policy oa the
part of the moribund council will likely
lead to empty saddles when election day
niece around.
A MAX near Loudon dropped dead
tf s kelpies kis wife to lay oarpete.aad
41rw ever? Isar donor is this section is
psisthng to the visitation of Providence
as a direst token that laying carpets 1*
Mi
mit a co s work.
W 11 AT/S UP?
day to this bad luck to the tap av work Tams Dave Cease le Mead,
'Ting* That Are Hoppe: Ing that has btu done by anny ar the b'Jm Hon Jostles Falconbrldgw a Fite
Ith• waffler warts poipea wad he cote- WEST HURON. i THE EDITOR'S TABU.
I mingled. 11"wwwirer, to a day or two - —
A Word ter Twe About new rabiteateass
the a:e.temint died out and from that ----
Around Us pubuick works, nor a+ytber by tb. Visit to Goderich. --
onb'ya' father ; an' the mischief av the thing ----
is that nobudr on the council boo.rd can .
A new flaw 'e rise wseet Lover lawkasy t•II fwhin will the work begin although Friel N Me realties sae 1 re.wrrtr
*a Ise U.atrfpal sMsataes A I'm tuwld they spial thousands is 1 ties -The relines rtsmimed, sad
rtemosest Dream *ad elm lea at er-vee imam aa.-
eN Awabitsa- putties' •bole in the ground loukiu" ter 1 missed wilb root*.
wafter, an' in payin' mon to eon's bore, f
the wan to toll that the adtber didn't -
- I wt* going to write • red hit es. know what he was talks.' about. Wir The count for the trial of the West
an of some of the peculiar ways of rAsthsw, aehunc !hob"
but it's a c .sial day I Huron Doolinion chimew peritine• wee
Pa Pro y foe ocr mit* l'elate=t• esiif who, have to � �� reed Moeda mnr0in at 10 $0 Mt
doing bastnees at the council board, but pay
taste upon w is the 1>a:• Justice Falconbridge presiding. Garrow,
before the 'Maus seized me in an over- bit ar land an' the 'beetle', so that Nurs I Q C., cppeared f..r petitioner, and
masters:'g grip, I received a note (runt an' the childer will have n r o .. over their I Campion for respondent. As this is the
m Limed, L y. kS$ds, even if their rittak aro scarce, first court outside of the city of Toronto
y Lary btulcah which totes ( t k th !d 'th t H Lordship h b deal t
or wan av wur by e ow mau an + is . sip as presi • ,
up an impottsot phase of the question. the big b'yt -- TxcSi .i nun
•
.such pleasure
in presenting
I bilieve Larry's letter will "s long felt To the contrairy. notwidstandin', as
want," and hopiog that your readers will the lawyers say. In the division co..rt,
find as much foo in it as I did, ( hit*. ..II b. heart" the candydetee gine
;chi tIirney, as
with give you an opportunity of placing aroun whet thr,y bar• dun, frotm:aggniowai auntil.outl
it in Tws Stnxnt 4 sparkling columns, or new years, an' the self-craisin' apalpeer.a
sonde to that effect. AJAX. will be truttin' an.uo' betune now an'
Ms Bowie AJacs1.-81:ete an' it's •
thin tbryin' to get the free and indepin-
long time since I wet me pin to rite to eleotbore to wt.to Sid . tk_ _e o0
yes, but, by me eogsins, it u Sid IS ____.61#4;ni f But they twaiait men b
imply woodshed &It' a hard wintber me, bakes* I have thin waxed, as' ham
foruiost in., that I dbrop ye: these few hien fooled by thim wanst too often.
lines, hopin' that ye:'ll be better cir- But there's wan bit ar a pinther I'd be
• vin thin' an I do t oldie t bra v
the Labor Commisbum (whatever that fee or reward. They don't know tubal
manes, I do
uoo,j will find party hard to do wid the bole in the ground np
work here thryia' to interview the l;'as.t street, an' I'll be Other tellin'thim
laborut' min' av Gsdrich on the ethate how to Milne it. !t isst:d av blathcno'
av thrade, b.kase there isn't Ory'thate to the electhors sheet what they have
av thrade at all, at all, bad luck to it, dose since lasht May, Bich, an'
an more'• the pity. I think av the wary nimber would they an' crawl into
elekthurs cod scbrape sp a few abased the hole, it's quite likely that a bigom
min wid brains in their simile that cod enough vo1oe .1 natural gat wad enure
ll w n
tell whore we are an' (wbat won i out ar it, to du for illamiu&tin'
purposes for all time, widest the aid
av the Elicthric Loight.
From your owld friend,
LARRY MCU'ART.
oumstanoed nor I ass at pnsrnt. I think i o pe a
goin' to dhrift to, an' mid give as
may sisaihls idays as to what to do to
help the owld town out av lbs min into
which the bed management se the Inst
batch av city fathers has throe it, they'd
be as welcome on nomynaehun day aa
an angel's whisper to a mortial man.
Shure last twelfth av May, fwhin I put
eve crass upon a bit av printed paper an'
put it in the tie ballot -box, I Sint
bons fid • light hart, feel» as proud
as • young psycoek Sid a six mootb's
tail on him, an' fakes I tuwld Nora -
that's me sdther half -all about the grate
whams av the wather-wurks, elicthrie
lcigbts an' anything else that wed help
as to rout in riches in • few years, 1
Lir to oke pest weak, it looked it U
(lnd•rwk was going to bay a contest fon'
the mayoralty between the present in -
rowboat and his opponent of last year,
Mr Rsdeliff.. Tb• latter has, however,
withdrawn from tk• ooutset, and at the
tit• of writing it looks as if Mayor
Seeger will walk the •owns.
8o S000wearvs bas the phew for redoes
ing the Amoebae latter postage to 2.?.
Al,,, Ifialliha Re., as fe,=wly, been found,
4'41116T a further snort is to be made to
Mdse. the rate to Ia. This will entail
1 -• premed leas to the U. S. postal d.-
01 about $6,000,000 annually,
' Dalt it believed that semen will ulti-
mately •rows the *fort Is it mot taw.*
that a redefies a the Canadian letter
postal rano was trade t
MowTasas bee jut bad its eyes opos-
ed to a Mata of stairs that bids fair to
oaten anything 'war written by William
Harrison Ainsweeth is his orimioal so-
nata A private detective anted Fahey,
an ea city deteetiv named Naegeli, sad
a ample of poli'smm named Barna.
and Pleats ham hoes arrested, charged
with having for years hash tarried oe a
wholesale spire of robbery, while oe-
teosibly guarding the inkblots imtsrest.
They ars alleged to ham, amongst other
*rheas, Nola $1,210 frees the G. T. R
o wns, $osis, who was at that time a
G. T. R eOsM•bie bairns wowed the
key of the sale sefi'hstfy long for his
'evemplioes to take an i ernissioe. The
*widows against the prbomes on this
Mid other seems is said to be mos ass -
elusive, .ad a feeing of ,wrest prevails
thre.yhont the mare day. The sere
against the prisoners was wicked up by
• Pinkerton deteetir, sat two drtee-
THE mayoralty contest in the Queen
City of Ontario at the present time 1 ooks
lite the most jagged kind of a three -
corner smitten. The combination that
successfully elected Howland for the
last two years appears to be with Mr
R,:gets, the liquor interest have espous-
ed the cause of Mr L F. Clarke, and
•z -Mayor Manning, and a goodly see.
&twin' tion of the old time municipal warners
thought she'd niver stbop daseio'
sod croon' the bouse, wid joy is hoe seem to be holding op tb• hands of
hart ao' lightness in her heels. See I to littleness Defw. Rogers is a Quaker,
m•Gilf, soya 1, airs a poor slainnerd nradd Larry Clarke Episcopalian, and Defoe a Roman
Iver gee agin, either (what 1
of eau av them square •v papa
that was av the bye- to tee down at
the shoe •there, trivia' ch. cast at leery -
thing at $G:,,OJO, fait, mousy *sough to
b'y a dozen tuioe farm& Aftber lay was
over I lit me owld dNdero, an' Lakin' a
sate ou the May ind av the the long bluets
forniwt the atoye, I was soon as happy
as a king, Sid the schmoke curl» all
around is beautiful ciroies,ao' me ,noisd
thinkia' av the (lorioos tonnes is Abure
fur us all. Soon 1 rowled off to .bleep,
an' had was av the most beaotif•l
dhnmes that o man cad wish to he
blessed Sid. Th. doio'• io the town for
the past 40 years ras up before into loike
' the orasoroua toiimss
Catholic. Rogers is supported by the
Qlotlt-, Mail sad reborn -ems, Clarke by the
Neons, and Delos by the World. If the
three candidates keep 1e- the field until
election day the voting will be somewkat
tangled rap, socially, morally, religiously
and politically.
Tao attempt mad* by the G. T. R, at
the last meeting of council to secure •
right of way over 300 feet of additiotal
dock front, is an •video• that that
Company believe the C. P. R. is coming
hither at no distant day, sad is anxious
we had labia we had Racipraaity tak up to checkmate the scheme, if possible.
a big part av the protan, and a pdrty Piauseble excuses are betrg advaaoed for
past it was ; but icer sloes that tbavim'
.cba=e, the Bashkiria' Policy, which has
Iia stalls' from the poor maim is ab•
towns ao' the small far=ces is the town
ships to give timbtl's and iris's to the
manofacturia' halfsirsin the big cities,
sorra bit av oom*artial sunahlse bas
smiled upon this iod ay the pravioes.
Aa' the years cowled oe, se' ayteen ban-
died a0' ayty-sivio was rivaled to me
?khan. A new council was elicted ss' •
boo now mayor, au' iverythisg looked
prow sin'. In the picture I thought 1
could see the most illegaat fountains pep west to hamper as mach as ptisal-
pl•yin on the Blear. beyast, benailh hie a line of railway that would be swot
the rays av the 111.1bri. Loight, so par- to put a competitive line of steamers os
11, • kao ' ea' the Pea" all areas the route between this port and Port
so 11.0.0*. and timely wallowed as'
plasia' to the flys, as' ivory lawn to Arthur t F.,r our part, we believe the
gsrdsepotoh loukia' so lovely the lie* G. T. R. is as dmo in the teed as the
losg esm'wr. an' $ wtbsr-psips tee' Beaty Co. is in the mire is this little
.Mast aich mats door. In the diseases
whets, to gobble a the entire habor
I I end hear the whistle av the loka=otiv p
oa the new raleway, as she kens,hlamia' frontage. If ones the G. T. R. Co. gets
croon' the curve av the river beyant, possession of the additional frontage it
from Gwelf, or some edifier place ; w' would maintain its position against all
the wether wsa fall of stlusseboal• u' •omen, and litigation would drag its
1 all adduce kinds av crafts ; and owld
man Polley. athreet-ears was raisin' io weary way from Ib• primary court to
all directions, and nut to the Pint Farm the Privy CoulonWore they would
on wan side and hall way to Hayfield oa maks a enesessioo to the rival cowpony.
'the udtber ; sad new buddies'. guts' •p At the present tires de
e • termined fight
on all sides ; an' the new pot dies sad is heing made by the G. T. R. epicielthm
oeslom boom, and board as Andsl biildin's, an' semseer bath maws_ , • C. P. R. in lbs matter of the Termiteeverybody as busy as nailers,wid la' auhim's stplanads, and the former is usiag every
&e mousy is their lists, as* - aa'-- iseort to debar the latter fro= eeterisg
Juts s i man, seem sh&r., Nor•
had gtiw'thitee & cep aa the pate,for eayis', the city. it has always bees thin, and
•'lis M bad toot •v that, h 0.14 sewed- will always continuo so, and if olio• the
hews, se' des't be tbryiti' to setele a won=der is made to the 0. T. R we
asir►hsayer, .loin' a the bitueb, .s' sou look out for setae* litigattc a in the
j bb..ia' swop 10 peered(, like a woo set dis►aat furter'. The G. T. R. has
ssae &skpewsbarliwl•
.4,k
1..,s•h aseIsm sheAss'1 adv sow all the rousing way neeemary sed
ds' gnssfslly es oke broom -bar e
mon doekrnem thea it require', and the
lobie she irk' it, as' fwbis .be takes prernt whim. is reesaly to foresail the
that posWisn a say quisabon it's 0. r. R. Like the erestoes MAi wO
eel w well b germ rosin aee.irdityg- heard o(, the G. T. R "wants the earth
Am' i did so, widest 'nay
mors ,
petleverbe. and wawa 11 well fea•id. '
The silt day the b'ye was busy taints'
the rest off Asir epodes N' Atka. sad RoM 11. Bomber, ssrtlary, sed J.
ether misstate Implying*. •let hadn't W. Hakes, 'hist "lark of Cu.tiasnt•1
sow the �t e. dray sinus eitis nett*Ufe isasse eaaOetapssy, Mortised.
Rotolo • Lata Herm bred wee bilk Coven., were arrested Maeda, for making
as' the iday wee &dressed time party j f eeterns to the footrace" C.smmis-
giving up the (rootage to the G. T. R.
by Dome of our town councillors, bat w•
oro not think the large majority of our
ratepayers will fall in with the plan. It
is claimed by some that the application
is rot mads by the G. T. R. Co.. bot by
the Beaty Steamship Co., to facilitate
their transhipments. Admittiug, for
the sake of argument that this is correct,
docs it not mean that the Beaty Catsa-
i
on readers
with t It eaccom -
panting cut of
the hon.gentle-
man. He is 41
years of age,
r sad is the
yoss$ess judge
that has ever
..t on 111. Su
r perior Bench.
%�,, I J, He is an affable
� gentleman, of a
- - =.scholarly turn,
and will no doubt prove an ornament to
the exalted position which he now holds.
The three Judges of the Court of Queen's
Bench are all graduatts, and gold medal-
ists at that,of the University of Toronto.
Is 1864 Chief Janke Armour was gold
medalist in classics. In 1466 Judge Fal-
eonbridge in modern languages, and in
18366 Judge Street in law.
Mr Carrow, on behalf of the petition-
er, addressing the court, stated that
there were no charges of corrupt prac-
tice* against Mr Porter personally. As
to the charges of corrupt practices by
agents, some were of a trivial nature,
sad he submitted that the interests of
public mors•it, would be in no way pre-
judiced by the arrangem.ut proposed by
the parties, namely to ask that an order
be mads diarniasiug the petition without
costs to either party, and allowing the
deposit paid into court by the petitioner
to be paid out again to him.
Mr Campion, on belie!( of the res-
pnodent, consented tc this order being
made.
The order was granted by hu Lord-
ship, on the grounds set forth.
Mt Holt, for the respondent in the
•roes -petition against Mr Cameron, said
he had been served with a notice on be-
half of the petitioner to the effect that
there was nu evidence to offer in the case,
and asked that the counter -petition be
dismissed with costs.
No one appeared on behalf of the pe
iltiemer,and his Lordship made the ceder
as desired.
COUNTY COURT.
"'ase. Tried al use December Mllti.s tar
rete C usessy of Mares.
Defers His Senor ledge Toms.
Court opened by proclamation at 12
o'clock oa Tuesday.
Following are the maces that came be-
fore the court :
McCosneli v, Guilin -- Interpleader
Wee. Campion and Hastings fur piff ;
delesdaat sot represented by council.
On hie own *colon' His Honor struck
out the jury notice, and gave judgment
for plff in terms of consent filed.
Gamow v. Dillard -Action on bill of
wets. Campion fee plff ; Holt for deft..
Counsel oom•.stiog, His Honor directed
that judgment be entered against the
d•fendamts fur the 'woof $146 sod Boats
of action.
Leitch v. Aldwoelb d af-Aetioo oa
promissory note e4 amount. Dicke-
'oe for plff ; R. H. Coilins for deft.
By consent of o.unsel His Honor direct-
ed that jodgtnent be mitered for pif
against the defendant, C Aldwortb, for
Nb without ousts, against the defendant,
Thus Cameron, for $160 with emits.
Morriaw v. Craig -Action for wages.
By oonsent If oousselur notice struck
out. Seager for Off ; Halt for deft.
Adjourned until April aittittgs by con-
sent.
Campbell v. Hay. -Interpleader issue
Cameron, Q. C., acid Beat for plf ; Cam-
pion and Hastings for deft Case ad-
journed for farther evidence.
Court adjourned at 3.10 till Dec. 17th,
1687, at 10 o'clock • m.
itemise stets&
All parties nettles their lab Mik primed at
this alike will eel • tree make Inserted b
this lin a0 to the time of tete.
Anstios rials of goods and chapels,
biosging to the estate of Sipbon
Andrew■, at the Colborne hotel, Gnde-
tiisb, by John Knox, asstiseser, onm-
=•sreieg at 1:30 n'cloek p.m., on Ram -
day. Doe&. 1716, Item. Torsos cash ; see
posters for list.
Ta. 1111161n11Mesar
le I ma dietaneed by a 11 tont bottle of
Pelee% a BerytIi.., the newest and beet
pais remedy. It mum colds, erasip.,
mho, pain ie the head, sciatica, a hi
oke Awe ; it last it is equally
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"Oa. TzaysLLsa Rivt'Rre."-We
hay recairsd from the publisher,
Willem Bryce, Toronto, ' 1)ae Traveller
Returns," the strangely mysterious story
of ancient Druid and early Christian
11.1e, by David Christie Marey, author
of "A Life's Atonement," "By the Gate
of the Sea," "The Way of the World,"
•e. Canadian copyright edition It
30e.
"A P111:411, or Tux BLOOD."—The
Cansitisn copyright edition of "A
I Prins• of the Blood" has reached ua.
It ie a highly interesting story of'
thrilling adventure on land end sea, by
the wan known auth'n James Payn. Ii
is pulitiaked by William Bryce, Toron-
to, and is ors sale at 30c.
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Magazine is now issued in weekly
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Geckle giving s full moment of "The
recent volcanic eruption in New 2..
lank" one of the most remarkable of
the modern phenomena of this ekes.
An exhaustive paper by Mr Andww
Lang presents $ popular view of the
"Egyptian Divine Myths." The lam
J. R. Wood, perhaps the foremen
Naturalist of the any, writes of "Mho -
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A Loudon Mechanie, gives a plain, al-
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'COUNTY CURRENCY.
Penoillings and Scissoring* fl:,.m
Bzehsngoe.
Mems from alt over Mares t•esaty. t'MON
custom ase t'eadease4-nos and
teem- Tae rick el the &riot
from ear ItseMaars.
11. Motel!, of stingham, has oar_
dialed J..hn Brennan's "King Wilhelm"
hots• for which he paid $190.
Mn ?snow, wile of Thomas Farrow,
•x-M.P., died at W.ngham during the
past week after a liege/in? illness.
Mr Andrew Mose has purchased Mr
Moore Boyd'. farm, part rat lot 42, 2nd
concession of East $ gwanosh, paying
therefore $5,1100.
A telegram was recwi7ed at Brussels
front J. D Rosati that the contract
with Wiarton io connection with the
water -works *choose has hsw..itga•d and
sealed. The contract to
500.
Prior to lair deparAterw 0,r llt/wl �►
Wm. Mollis, telestespe' dill ewer
agent, of loclnrow. was preemies', with
a purse of some $45: and an• acc-nslgssy-
ing address, by his friends at the White-
ly House there.
The three little sone r•( Thomw 2(c -
Callum, of 11Cowark, N. J'., who clave
been living with their grwndtnnther ir►
Brussels for some time, started'for tfteir
meters home kat week, role,- alone:
The oldest boy is 12'or 13 years'of age.
An exchange warns the public to boo'
ware of shoddy peddlan who are visit-
ing fanners' houses- throughout the duo
triet, and in order to make a tele talc
bow they have juin sold ao mango hun-
dred dollars worth to awn beepers- in.
the locality.
Whsle Mr Win. Oke, of Kinbsrnf was
engaged m crushing grain • recently, ho
had the misfortem to get his arm
caught i• some of t)e wheefs, which
braised it very badly. Albdicat aid' waft
proesred at ones sod' we are gad, to
bear ire is improw(esAt.
ehesplaints haa-bess•asade by di$frest-
pimpis of the numbs,- el •harper► wait-
ing at different Plasmis.Bdu..&eto beat
green horns oat of eseneye An example
should be made of a hewn •them, ad
the -gramma shoal& basw..•tiou,gb not his
be caught by every ittie chifdM► kicks
Memoir William QseesMek, eldest mu
el Mar J. Govealoeh,. o(• the Gravel
Road, north of Sasiart t, . tact with a.
very painful socidewk last• week. Bs
was firing off • gun woes. the powder
lbw back in his facts, eojsrimg on* ey eo
eewar•ly that he will lase the sight of it.
A big potato is making mouths be.
water to lirueseis. It grew in the gar-
den o1 Wm. Pieper, formerly assuager
of the Brussels fiat mill, new of tiler -
den, Man. The murphy weighed threes
pounds, and was brought to. Brussels b7
Wks Hulling. He says. there an plena,
Of potatoes a groat deal largiry some
weighing as high as firs poutnds.
(.In* day recently an 8•yesr-old son of
B. Ward,BrusseM,b•d the-misfartene to
haws the third linger of his lett hoed et
off by as an in lbs hast of bis emaltem
brother. The injured digit IPSO radar=g
to its proper plaoe.ani tbn.patiest ie d-
ing as well as could he expected. Ibis
boy is rather unfortunate, as he weaselled
very serious injury by being hickait by
a bone a few years ails.
At about daylight es Saturday masa-
ing, the inmates of Mt George Cr.t•s-
=an'a hors& on the 0th otm. of Ne1**t,
were startled out of their alnsnbe.ft In
find the tear part of the house is ►Ise.
They dressed and gook out as quietly w
possible, managing a. ter• 0017 • •w
things bolero the chole-plso• was imam -
ad. The evening Before a Name is •
Gook house to the rear of the dweiner
had been used, mid it is supposeeb that
the tin must have originated from obi..
Several neighbors at ones oilfired Me
shelter of their /homes to Mr Criminate
sad hi. •on -in -taw, who eeeopi•d the
house with him, and they sees44•d the
offer of Mr James »sell, and .15 ea joy
the brick hoot* owned by this gamesrsan,
on the gravel road, until a sew human
can be erected. The loss by tore win b.►
in the vieinity of $2000, on which Amer
was no insurance.
From the annual report of OM 7 of
the Missionary Society of the Methodist
church, the following figures, showing
amounts eoetnbuted by the adherents
i• the planes m.etioa,J, are taken :-
Goderiek, Novtb street, SUL4ti,
Victoria street„ $70 ; Chintoo, Rates -
bar, street, 8107 07. Olttarto street,
•191.64: Sesforth. $861.04 ; Holmes -
wills, $223.40; Bayfield, Vents,
eld, J166, 75; Yas,
$142 Oil; Hessen Nowth, $141 06; H...
soil South, $56.67; Let deebeve, $203;
Dengannns $233.65; Aober*, $176 62;
m
Bmiller, $142.66; tri ham, $147 lids
Brussels. $70 M: taloa, $124.37;
!Myth, $166.08; Belgrare, 1111.66; B:ae-
• , 8101.35. The arenests soheerihsd
is the different districts of He confer
ane* were :-Guelph. $1796 13; Gels,
$1438 01; Stratford, 81600 67; Sttlavy..
$1880.80; Goderich, *2810.94; W' `-
hem, $1008 19; i ietowel, SIAM jt;
Voest Forest, $1351 05; Walkersan.
$1300 41: (Swot Stored, $1167.28; Kms -
dale, 8A15 e7; Conferee** =tasismmry
emoting enlisetiss, *8310; total,
161 44 d3; set istsswes seer lee pros
,388.76.
_Mr potyper, i P., has bees umiak
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