HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1896-11-26, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GODERICH. ONT.. THITRSDAY• NOV. 26. 1896
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Very Special
Il Men
Ready-to-wear
Overcoats
We opened this week in stock from one of the best menu-
acturers of Clothing in Canada a consignment of men's Heavy
Frieze Overcoats, in blacks and colors. fine tweed Tined, cut the
latest, and finished in first-class style. Value is fully 20 per cent.
better than regular prices.
We will clear them out rapidly as every one is a bargain
Inspection invited,
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.A.CIMESO1NT 3Z SON_
I'HE TALK OF THE TOWN. I; 1 9d. to . yam, t
to 11. ; Saow, 11. 6d. to 14. 3d.: Comedian
Baldwins, 9..3d. to l2a3d. : Spy, 10s. to
110. - King, 12e.6d. to 15s.3d. ; Reesets,
10s.6d. to 14s. ; Greer*.%, 9s 6d. to 12s 3d.
From the Reporter'. Notebook
H flw'v0 • el$i0 in' : Ter Cowie. 1 rode
Ire tent M s • norm Amnon We
Tars.• a.r.n ea' teeth sill
'oyes* n.'- Bures.
The silver medal SALT OWS won 1..ttll In
Terminated the oboes that earned ft ars mow
in ale studio. 1f you sere ass seen the win
stag some' call at messed view the beat 1n
CanadPRIDBAM le on the move. and his over-
coats and Winter suite have been moving the
past two weeks. All good. PRIDHAM the
saki sad will sell are like the fixings of hie
sew seer.- op to data.
Now Worl.0 rT t.00k. -He paid the debt
of nstnre, het left the printer's debt behind
weeld be • truthful heath/se to some obitu-
ary .edea
A GRAorATE --Miss Groom Wilson, et
the Huroa Road. graduated from the
sasses claw of the Toronto General Hopi.
tal last week.
U+■ No OTHER. -If you want to enjoy •
meal without the pales sad peeelties of in-
digestios freely ase that ohe.ie•ily prepared
Salt of the Earth. Rise's Pure Salt
Teen EMI MIN/. Sinews -A Thanksgiving
eeryies will he held is Kook church on
Tbankssiviaa day at 11 o'olook. A.Y. A
colleense will be taken up on behalf of the
per.
New Pmts ANP New Copra. - Look
out for Jas. Yates' display of Christmas
Goads le hie new premises next Davhoa R
C.'s. hardware stars. He has • oomplete,
new Meek of Becks, Stationery and Foley
needs imitable for Christine/B.
Tea BAL.tioaAL_-Cell •t the Relators'
Crib, Bedford Hook, for • variety of °beige
tehas►memts. Everything in mama. Try
ear shell ant. large variety and always
fresh. We aka • specialty 0t oysters,
raw, Mewed sr fried. Leaches at all
bean. Woteb for our or Christmas
whd.tr..
Fa Cuwwrs*s --One of the beet and
o.rteinly the longest remembered proms to
seed N distaet friends as • Christmas gift
le Tera Swim- Dee dollar will pay tor it
Its M 1st Tris. 1898. end for Lada stall sum
peer detest ones will have • weekly bud-
g ie/if Hares news for 57 weeks. Call is or
ea./ ik your names sad dollars without de-
lay.
Ors BARrrrrIL-We have • double
barometer. " Oar S.bssriptlen List." On
cue side N shows the fairest of weather, •
lovely 8.neer temperature being beet up
by geed friends with dollar bills for 1897,
while the Mbar te,Artow nn for the want
of the ptoesMed ierio ter 1896. Will our
madam degas smash the see side Infers
C•6rieeMa
Trainer BRooe. -0e Friday bra mesa
berm of the Ged.risk (N Ha.d Rile Club
bolt part 1a the obese far 17 turkey@ at
Bark.'. Mem. Oedsrtb townie*. The
tlmdmrbk dM..aesmt brought be* mixtmea
. t the birds. the toiletries Mien the wie-
n ers : T. Swartz 5. F. Proley 3, A.
Devises 3. O. P...i..to. 2. Jas. Andrew.
2, D. M.Osr.kk 1
A111.1111. -Woodall & Co., el Liverpool.
✓ iga the Wag g.eh1has as follows : New
Yerkeddwl... 7s, 9d. to 11e.: Newts.
TRAI'Nsa'S INSTITUTE MESTI Y,.. -J. the
eyelids; of Friday. Nov. 27th, • sEei•1
g•tbermg of tr.ateee •.d teachers will be
held in the Assembly Room of the Collegi-
ate institute beadle,. A good mneioal and
literary program has beam provided. Thane
will be a amoral discussion os " Th. Out-
look far the Publio school teacher." Ali
pr.ssst ars invited to take part to this die-
c.p•ioa. Retre.hmeot. will be served &u-
tile evmiag.
ANOTH,a CHANCE, -We hey. begs in-
formed that %).dreier may have • glove .nd
mitt keitting factory ,1 • ~tete amount of
o•gtal can be obtained, as • porton well
recommended and thoroughly up-to-date in
the manufacture of these articles i. is town
for the purpose. It is said this particuler
class of msrob•adios is always saleable and
yields • gond profit, and that snob • besi-
eges will not interfere in the lean with the
(ioderiob koittimr factory.
Fun ELM -110N -(,n Monday Thea Car-
rick was brought before His Homer Judge
Magoon for sled%. and wishing to be tried
without • jury, and pleading guilty. the
case was .00n disposed of. The Co. Atter-
mey stremgly recommended the youthful
ofeder to moray, and the authorities is
Wineh•m followed • like coarse. and it ap-
pearing that defendant's oomp•niomo.soaped
heavy punishment. the young cogs being
fined and the elder turning informer, sad
that he bad been in the onmmoo jail six
days, he was • ewo.d to two days in the
Couaty jail.
(HRI•TMA% IS NEAR - Many ponces
thoughts are now setting is the direetio of
('brtetmaa. Indeed in these wild November
days it is good to look forward to the Sea-
son et psalm and good will with its great
humsoziag o.sociattens and its lemons of
humility and relief. Already we bear of
Christmas partial and Christ mas gifts that
will in etrsu,e and diverge ways d.ligbt.as-
tosish and bls.. May we ask that atom
intending to delight their own and gener-
ously bestow on others the blessings thea
ahold flow .t this hallowed period, will
keep an order for our Christmas fruits that
just resoled es from the levant. STrnpv
Bens.
N.lbo Meioost., .f Odsreeh, who
drained is brow. with ,ail.
L C. 17s.e.s. of Pries
1- 1s..ddlo
Renneed
Dr. L1.s 1 so a largo
Mandebar .f Mande ..d .oged.ft.so- of
7...� eogrowers,
(.eats were proms
It.w York, ger, Tare..., Mien
(lod.riebnl
. Roseville. reuse. .ad
Afro Afttit osrws.ey was preformed,
1.eM. sat dims t. • mneue
pb.s
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Th. brad. was e r*dpient of wary
arm, .. well as usdsl .rid partly, poses
ear seam to the lush w
. h. ie held by her (deeds. Mr and
Ramsey, who will take .p Nair .bode
belt, will have the hese wishes of all
Mom.
e..rw
Correr-On Wed.osd•y of lap.
• youth ...ad Thea. Carrick w..
Mayor M.Ks zi. of Whm
rh., charged
with breaki.g into • store sad Mealkig
three oadMw cc
of tobao, .as ..t .f
end a pair of hoots. It appearing frees
evidence that defendant with other
b.A hrok.. into Hankie's store, he was
matted tor trial and Deet to the am
jail
wr
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and Winter
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Sv.UA1' WHEELING. -Title, from an e:.
oh•ar•. rontaies considerable truth. While
we dse r Dee any greet harm in taking •
short roc nn • wheel oo the Sabbath day,
we meet enter our proton% •rains% what le
hemming too Myoem --radar sealant time.
11 the law does not reach pooh mass as Aat
should be passed maki.g mob Sabbath 460
orations pmaiabsble by bog It is little bet-
ter than ber.rrseiog sod would be stooped
•t mow
Comp Nor as For ftp. _-On Saturday M
Parkinson. et Ushersy was in town m.kteg
enquiries •boatis brother Simms'. It ap-
pears that the abesat Doe, who is . etriet
temporaries man enl had mover bees from
host. en .voider. reiyre4 to hod as.s.sl
on the evening of the ',47th. bat sot op
about midnight, left the ,boos. without
awaking to big wife, and bed not been
heard from by Saturday •fternn.s. It is
opposed by big relatives that he had be
cote in••ne and was wandering in some
bush in this esighhorhooel, as he is supposed
to have asked a person he met, the road to
Goderioh. Parkinson is • full brewed man.
5 feet 8 Inches in height, weigh. •boat 175
pounds, is fifty years old and bas a hall
heard slightly tinged with fray. Last
w.ok then were 50 ssarthin. parties *O-
ng through ' At 0011017 in all direetis.• try-
ing to find the runaway.
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LITERARY Mot -IETV. -On Friday *veal°
be Collogiste institute a.eemhly room be
good audience, much to the delight of
oommitte• who had the control of the ar
ra.getnent• in ooneotion with the Al
• tiene onecert. A. mentioned by t
h•irman, H I Strang, R.A • the idea be
ranged to the Soehety,th. Collegiate et.ff be
ng out of the rats. The oh•irman men
toed the fact that the Kl.iser entertain
eat was e°gineered by himself, and as
light low resulted the present proems%
prepmred to balance this acoo°n1, • rami
hat followed through the attendance of
many kind friends. The onnosrt was
Me late st•rtinv. the cause being late 01
vale If the few who were behind time
would remember that punctuality in attend
s entertainments at the Collegiate le
irtt•, they will surely strive for this DOC
.every blessing. As it 'mitred 8;30 the ohair
an ..!led for the opening number, an in
rume°taI dost. piano. by Minim Uwe .n
impion, and the French natio oann
mplain ni the msoner in which thee*
Dung ladies rendered some of France'
vorite airs. As for years past Franco .e
ermacy have boon following each other
o.ely is the .rte of peso. and war, it
mod appropriate that Germany should
Ilow, so Harry Housings appeared and
v an exo.Ilent recitation. It i* true t hat
e have beard the one given before, hut
•rry gave it so well that it seemed • new
ens. Harry Johnston. who made his ore -
4 appears/Doe. rave a plessiag solo, and
ve it so sweetly and with so much effect
to earn • unanimous encore Ws were
sawed to hear this young gentl.m.t 0 hie
se000d •pvearanoe• and we predict that
th care and future study be will attain
high position in the sole world. A. J.
.ore was next called o to champlo For-
d, but the oily things he oonld find that
t portio of the Empire exoelled in were
try and painting. He 'motioned many
her things,inch:dins the aristocracy, the
teblighed church, and the Englishman's
bot of reading. After Mr. Moore we
tee .weeteet of H°nr°rt•°
ask eaarmingiy played by Mira Lura
*hese. es the violin. As to Mies L•Mra's
rim we con oely any whet we hays often
e1, tbs.. It is o°o of our greatest treats to
Wan to bar skilful and masieal manip.le-
of the violin, The lady was heartily
,moored, bat did not re -.seise. Miss Ethel
Aahmon, who .eoempenid lbs L , played
port ex�mm.�'�,� a ts.IL Mi. M.9trnohan
appearodellemil awl sang with
soh
▪ ryenMosules1.M isles is.
w ed It MA pretty Aimless Alsi 1 seeel am e me-
wed
R. W. Lovas sod Mine G. Doyle fo -
wed. This Rev. Mark Turnbull was
Id M eo ehe.pies South amorie., whirl
did rhea loyally. Although the rev.
tle°w's address cest.ined essay Mor-
s prs..al issid.°ts that caused muse
' ,orrisroot, be fogad demo to .Miss may
melee teatimes .f Me people he bad Itvd
tor fortes yuan. No demise
grim hi..ojesrs in Chet distamt oesMry,
nest with pope who were for from pleat.
bee Day the good qualities .f the
lard were mistimed. The ok..pias'•
seem. oo.ene°.d el Newish was .m the
w itiahl. Miro of his appropriate ad-
idin Coatis* tam took the platform
Trams, ..d is the language a silos
.� s.a.try, and without the .id of
sr any ether emer.tnmt. s•vo softly
mostly • plaintive tailed. TM
was deservedly ea end, bet fadlod is
meant aless we bpm /e bear
y *aim Womb Mll.d. es future
emaskiea D. Md)ilbg.ddy was Asa sailed
le speak tor Ir.M.d, °.d boos by r.
k lee-
! Yr Glair..., 1 ...ld am
•11 the pd *imp about tam smeary
tis yeses "' The speaker eW.d Mai
reload bad its mole, sad asked it Obey 'had
forpottes Mews.' mrd also whet that ..sib
siglostod e.�Ory bad saved the Mae
><m.Mrs, " fan," said the soaker, " sate
taker Wellesley appeared m the Pada-
Napoleon was .op.rantly) sw..pl.g all
aim." He thus spoke about the
.t the •ru.sry mad sassy Ober
mad es.ol ded by goyim thse Mane
am hates. M the dear .fd load thee
bee .mM iay.a.d IoM wee Oahe N em -
the semi beautiful mums he the
. Tbe lase le impose was Mies Grass
ca'd's, ..d w aa'.'. or.s4y. Canada.
/Wy.�ph.d tae pus. "nig
kine Fair (*0. aIlist say ir° the plassr"P
lased whet she ilei M1*.... mod
The limes with • essre.he.ne, u.pa1.l.
Vele thea sow the p¢auseead Oas,.i.
own one proem* Mrs. L W. Leg_,
war the -,_pairs, sloped who tr.r
tt0dlMy. ase beam the (as., el*
flaw M tie piss. dewed .
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TATO EVENING. -This Tb•nksgivingeven•
tag the .m.•1 hot .upper will be served in
the basement of North at Methodist .hurl*
from 5-30 to 7:30 r m., and as then will be
some fine th•oksgiving turkeys included is
the bill of fan we doubt not then will
be • large •ttendaaoe. After supper these
will bean exodlset program in solo., darts
and ebor000w by the choir, solo, by Mime
E 9etrlisr Cess, of London, • pupil of
Harold Jarvis, obaioo ...ben by the Her.
army Orchestra, short addresses by Roy. J.
A. Andorrans, B. A., and %iv- W. Godwin.
and • spaniel address by Rev. E. Soma, of
Toronto. Tiekets for supper said satir-
t inutest. 35ots., ehildrea ender 12, 26.
A Novels see WEDDIsa.-Apretty
wedding took at the rr'id'Mu of
Mr. sad Mrs a Y.�u.�. (1.M, .. Tees -
flay, the 181h1ML, yr i`.ir
Aram, was indeed 1s mmrrlsge to Ji*s D.
Ramey. The bones w.. prettily deem -
Mod with emrrreess sad Was. minded
with bo.q.s1 .f .►efo bowers. The bride
who was prettily attired i. a .est..s of
pale blue rlk with pawl sad ehHim Wtm-
mbtp, we assisted by bar Mead. Min
HARDWARE . .
AXES
A fresh stock, new design..
SAWS
Large new stock in Crus.► -cu*, Bock and
Hand Haws.
LANTERNS
that can hoe a hurricane and 'till give Tight
CHAINS
new design' in Tie -chains.
RAZORS
A new lot of the guarateeri brand.
SAUSAGE MACHINES
in four designs --just the thing to make
tender shoe.
MITTS
for thra.be,s, pr(l serm, and every ens who
works oat of
PORTLAND CEMENT
CUTLERY
?may
A. McD. ALLAN.
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Our prices are lower than can be found elsewhere for equal q
ties. Ladies' Vests from 15c to 40c for Heavy Cotton (foods and fr
50c to 1.00 for fine, all -wool. Men's Underwear, Cotton mixed heav
00c per suit. Alt wool Suits from 80c to 11.00. Extra tine wool $1.
to $2.00 per suit. Clothing Bargains -Take two items as indieatl
the value we can give you : Men's Suite, all wool, 15.00, worth 114.
Men's Ulsters, all wool, 16.50, worth 110.00
JAMES A. REID.
Jordan's block. 20th. Oct, 1896.
BEATEMALL Try our BEATEMALL STOVEPIPE \TARNIS:
Leat odor, brighert lustre, quickest drying
all Stovepipe Varnishes. It's a dandy. Tl
people are all learning that, and otreaksgro
every year. Take no other.
STOVEPI I'E
VARNISH
OITR CONDITION POWDER CLIMAX
For horses and stock. FURNITURE
Canadian Hone and Cattle Food. POLIS
English Healing Oil. 25 cents.
W. C. GOODE. CHEMIST
NOTHING LIKE IT . .
FOR CHAPPED HANDS AND ROUGH SKIN IN
ALMOND and WITCH HAZEL CREAM
Prepared and sold only by
The New Chemist.
F. N. DCTNHAM PHIL ID.
VEGETABLES
CHOICE TEAS
DRIED FRUITS
GREEN FRUITS
DAIRY PRODUCE
FINE -FLAVORED COFFEES '
Quality the Beet. Our Prices are very Reasonable.
N. B. ---Our Christmas Fruits will leave the Mediterranean
in a few Days_
STURDY BROS.
The Oheap Grocers on,�T .,Bauare
THE WEEKLY MARKET REPORT
goesun,o.. Nov. M, .
Rau Wheat fold,. p 8! 10 0 0
flour. family. per ewe100 to 2 es
Fier ,swot per .wt
Old ...._..-
Deno Wbaah
bosh sq.mkM. • as
w«d
Pelts
Ly..d Hi
Draneod Hos
Bmgoa.
Ham. par lb.. .....................
('hews. oar lb.... ...... ....
11 00 ee12 00
1 00 toil a
22to0le
uta G° u
00 to 1 00
15to02t)
14 to 0 15
15 to 0 16
00 to 150
10to600
10 to 030
50301.000
76 to 3 75
00ta5p
07 to 0
iSto014
it to 011
TO ADVIIRTIS=RS.
11itio• of change. man be left at this
Ole. not later than Saturday
n oon. The copy for changes
toast be left not later than Mon
day uses. (weal Advertisements
. oersted .p to noon Wednesday of
ea& wash.
•=Alta 11RUlla MA1LWAT.
Weal Mime=
Wand Rrpross
leer
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10.30 a.m.
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Fall is at Hand
So be prepared to meet it with a
rod Hat or Fur asp when it comes.
We hems pet in 'tock all the Lts.t
Styles el Pell and Winter
HATS
sow quality and pries (snot 1M
1n stook are nuniero.s
sorsensots of the latest in
GLOVING
SHI1tTs.
KITTS.
OAPS,,
DOLLARS,
ROSISRY.
aurora.
lrtenyzi vsAR-
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LUIBBR FOR SALE.
The Goderich Lumber Company (Ltd)
has for sale at the Harbor and at the
yard on the G. T. R. track, Elm, Ash
and Basswood, and Pine, Hemlock
and Cedar Lumber in all lengths and
sines, and Cedar Posts. Also Slabs
in any quantity.
GEO. THOMPSON,
Manager.
Neat Saturday
Jas. Yates tris nccupij
Me store lately vacated by F.
1 Pridham, next door to Darla -
on 4- Co.'* hardware store, with a
complete stock of
Books,
Stationery. sad
Fancy Goods.
KEEP YOUR
EACLE EYE OPEN
And see the quality of our
Goods. We keep only A 1
Stook and can please the
most fastidious. At the pre-
sent
is
sent time we are actually
rushed with X -mar orders.
Photo, Kerchief, Glove and
Ti. Oas.s are in great de -
mend.
.
mond. Embroidered Needle
Cases, Tea Pot Handles, Am
ko. make useful and appre-
ciative gifts We have a
pretty idea in "Match -Hold
ere. New lot of THE
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cuTE A main iBeen t
Hie of R1d-Body Dolls from
20e. up. Come early and
make y'oar choice.
THS FAIR.
P�' ACTION
HIDES WANTED /
N�la7�p TAMMY
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°° ' GET ON GLASSES.
11 ;your sight shows signs c
failing. Surely you would roc
become blind. A little timel
attention may ave your eyes
It is wise to let us examin
them.
No charge for the examinati
and best lenses supplied a
reasonable prices.
1
of J, E. DAVIS,
e
s Phm. B.
Druggist and Optician.
For bale or To Rsnt.
LYOR SALE -LOTS t l AND 70
[ C Hatehineon's Flores). Is the Town of
Ooderieh. epos which is erected a nice dwell -
Ing house.
Also lots numbers It and 19 Rich's Survey.
°adarioh, oontalninir 2 scree. upon which le
situated • comfortable house. and there Is also
• good orchard.
leo the rant half of the North half of lot
25, Lake Rang.. Concession of the Township
of Arhbeld. Western diviMoa.
Dated 1tk September. 1
pAppplly o CAMERON. HOLT t HOLMES.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
-situated to the Drat bu.iaees metre In
Godericb. The property
comprises two
dwellings. one well-equipped groom? store,
Gee up-to-date tttecbioe and blacksmith shoe.
Reasons for lack
selling. of railway m000m-
modation. Clem tit!e out be given. A uplift -
did chance for the right pian. Apply so D. K.
STRA('HAN on the premises, 81-tf
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR
.ALE -The brlek residence overlooking
the river and lake formerly
occupied by the
late A. M•elk.rmett esp., Master In Chancery,
One of the most valuable and desirable Pete
pertlee in town.
2. The two-storey frame dwelhnghouse on
South street immediately adjoining the Brit-
Ieh Exchange Hotel..a1 present occupied by
Mr. Andrew Waddell.
3. The dwollti g house and aelioiniag grounds
near the O. T. R. station, formerly occupied
by the late Judge Toms.
Prices and terms of payment reasonable, ape
ply to OARROW & PROIII)FOOT
70-tf Solicitors, Ooderiab.
Loan and Savtnara Mosls$y.
T r 14 NOT WHAT rut, EARN, BIM
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WHAT TOD SATE. MACE** YOU R1lJB.
THR H!'RAfr ANT) RR('(- 5 LOAN
iN t ESTMKN'T COMPANY
!Antler -room -eampron. Holt end Helen.
Itiir'parTa.--later.et Compound every .as
moths at ?nue per rent, 9'-r annum. or num
from one dollar upward'. Depositors will find
It to their advantage to come and see us.
ewAxs-M .y be secured at any time wit
delay ea the eecnrity of approved deelrmW
property. K.xpenete• moderate. Application'
reeetyed by the Manager or solicitors.
The Company's ogee. are Ineehlid on North
strut and Court Ho'.. aq"aro-opposite
H0.0N Ritmo L Odlos,
HOI3ACE HORTON. J. H. COLP"' `R
Manager. Prrrt/Let
San of Lands for Taxes
TOWN OF GODERICH.
TREA8URER'8 SALE OF LANDS FOR
TAX SII.
By virtue of a warrant under the hand .4
the Mayor and seal of the /torpor", ion of the
Town 61(eodertch, doted the 11th d. .,f 9.p -
tomboy. 1056, commanding me to let 7. •;nn thr
lands banisher described. for the - -eel's., se
taxes doe thereon. together with cote. notice
Is hereby given that unless such tikes and
costs are sooner paid i shall. pur+n•nt to
The Consolidated Assessment Act. I8gt pre-
med to well by P.bIM Amnion the said lands,
or so much thereof as may be necessary for
the payment of the said arrears and costa. at
my once oe Wednesday the Twenty-third day
of Doosmter, at two o'clock In the afternoon.
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