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SOLD ON
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DINLRD'S
LINIIENT
BOOKBINDING
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
bound or repaired.
OOLD LETT1fRINu
ot�rpony LEATHER GOODS
Iris iii .t r a R1ON[L Oed 5.iLegi a 00
'saving
A. K. TAY Lttlt, Srttarroan.
MEDICAL
DR. W. F. HALLOW, M. B.
oleo) and residence. Hoe� a .heart. nederieh.
north of comae bestiary mien Telephone 111. '
T�Q i A)'YOR8Too ave, Ess.
son and throat ems. Hoare .un,eoo,
Cltakial Kat. Nome aod 1 brow. Hospital, '
London. Kw/laud. OdIce. 53 ft Waterloo Street. 1
Stratford. opgroalto Knox Church. Hones
esteseaths. specialist. in
woolen . land ebectee. acute.
.hronle and nervous diaordero. eye. ear. otee
aid throat. lumbago and liat-Iniaalic iOn,
/111co Nona steam third dose trout the tbraare.
LEGAL
proctors la the Maritluic Coe' t, etc. Priests
fund. to lend at lovreat rate. of Intereet.
Mice. kre.t Ado Square. linferich. W.
1411111110.
the lank of ltoaltrttsd submitted •
statement of the balances of the var-
ious accuuou of t he municipalit y oe
the Bao►'s hooks un December 81st,
IY1S, as fellows .
At credit of town of lioder{ch ac-
oonut •10bi'7.75.
Ates edit. of town of Godericb sewer
account. SI.tfl & le.
At credit of town of tioderich local
i•provemeot sewer account, $A.SI).
At credit of town of Lluderich Ou-
ter 1Vr.t Shore bowl account, ;I.t11).
At credit of town of Gudersch local
improveweut sidewalks account,
10113.'2 .
Un the same date the Busk
nota. 0t the Lova to the atuuun
tr21.6lq_=l:ors, 00 the general
count and 911,d4a1 on the local iwpt
'trent a,eollnt.
A grant 01 ti'_.; was passed for
poultry show. u+ recommended by
finance committee.
NO REPORT ON RADIALS.
The Hydro -radial scheme was di.cn..
sed followiog a query from the Ik'put y
Reeve as to whether any Report head
yet Mao euhmitted ray the engineers.
Mr. Andrew Porter, who was in the
audience, wont he had hid Nome cor-
respondence with ('hie( Engineer
Uahy u( the Htdro ('oluwi.vwo, and
could say unofficially that no .eport
would he sitlauitte•d et the January
meeting of t he enunty counrit. The
.wnaui.niun considers that the Huron
ichrioe would hese to link up with
adjoining ronuti... so as to have a
London or Stratford connection, and
was not yet prepared to submit a suit-
able plan. The council and the !lomat
.'f Trade will act jointly in the matter
and a meeting teal he hel'1 at an early
.late to discuss the proiect.
APPOINTMENTS MADE.
The appointments to the board of
health, the Collegiate Institut., boats/
sold the public library board even then
taken up.
Mesar.. F..1. Millend. Jae. Mitchell
and H. C. Dunlop were appointed to
the bowed of health.
t'uuncillon Wile and t'rnadfoot
•ed that Sherd! Reynolds its re-
appointed to the Collegiate Institute
hoard.
Councillors 1•'. Elliott and Morel.
nr•n•ed in amendment that taut. Uc-
Nevin be appointed.
The vote On. as follow.: For the
tuendwent—H. Elliott. McClinton,
morel•, F. Elliott, Ltithwaite—a.
ggaiutt—Priu.if.e,t, \\-igl0, Clark :i.
The motinn appointing Mr. McNev-
i1l wits car. it'd.
Councillor 1' oudf.a,t and Reeve El-
liott waived fhr re-,epp.1nt'nen t of
Dr. H. 1. Strang to the public binary
board.
Councillors F. Elliott and Morrie
ouvad in amendment that Thin. Fitz -
s be appointed.
The vote was : For the amendment
F. Elliott, Morris. Laithwaite—:i.
gai list —Reeve Elliott, Proud foot,
held
t of
ac.
morr-
ow
1he
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iIIARLES LL.B.. BAR A
Monty to lead at torwrot rates.
th
AUCTIONEER 1.1
Box I.G. °odor's*. All instructions by mail 1.,
lett at MEW olLa *ill bo premed, at "0
e library board tor the years 101
Before the rite wee fiN ken Council -
r Elliott. said he understood • there
as not e workingman on eii her tbe
Neu.' or t he public loose
ard and he thought there should
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CAN'T BUI ICE It. CAMPBELL
INSURANCE, LOANS. ETC.
Councillors McClinton and Wigle
PRIVATE FUNDS TO in
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need that WIll. ..1 tophell he a
inted asseretot and milk -elm for 191
the samerailary as het etofore. Site
to pay for his bond
Councillors Morris and F. Elliot
wed to defet the appointing
lector for two month...
Councillor Morris staid there was n
ment. There was a go.:x1 deal id last
year's ta'stes 4111 to he collected acid this
old keep Mr. Campbell occupied for
two ..... nths, anal the collector for 191 4
whether it ehould be lir. Campbell 01;
ea -net -me else, could then start with •
Couticir.or Elliott thought 11170D
Iva.. too h pav for two months
work as assettsor. He could get a man
to do it for 91111. The asseassuent here
be %aid. W41 Wei y wrung. Houses /41/
sessed at $1,2110 sold at 1112.5(0, and Iota
bought. for SLOE. A hari!der or some
ne who knew something about vel-
ours' should be appointed.
Councillor McClinton said there
were very few appeals last year, show•
ing that Mr. Campbell had done hie
woik
Councillor Male. in supporting Mr.
Campbell fur the appointment, Raid Ise
intended to move later that. the collet.-
tiola of Lases be commenced in Sep -
Councillor Proodfoot pointed oat
that the amount of t•zets to he colleet.
ell bad more then doubled mince Mr.
Campbell's appointment stone jeers
et eased.
Reeve Elliott and Councillor Leith -
waits also toade mese remarks In
favor of Mr. Campbells appoiatment.
aed the motion to defer the appoiet-
meet was supported only by 'ha
solver and seconder.
hell was thee
The /notion (=toles Mr. temp-
II' IL ROBERTSON.
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INSURANCE AOKNT 14,01
nut AND trenrecso : British. Culadtah and
argl 1:11411111111111 AID 1.11IrLOVIIIII. 1.4.4111L -
steatite and Ouarsotoe Company.
ash' amid IR.1111/1114'11111.111111. 'igloos lit
rs-
cli11.1.613 MUTUAL FIRE IN
AIL It tilt •NCK CO.—Yarrn aad Waisted
Deena. IL Mars, ise.-Treart., asafeeth P. O.
hied got Oak ear& coollopv...
H. J. Illerehhhh 01•4111.4i eters.ellaton, or at. K.
RARELAGE LICENSES
UMW= or ItABILLAOL LICeSelos.
HIE FIRST STEP
Ones setwas NM h. It ha. neent
tbseirands yams
sirlho write kr Our cataloger
sem s greed baler-
tei sage skew. The-
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Brophey Bros.
GODERICH
Tbe Undies
1.11 embalmers
beam night or iky.
0.AV M. INVESTIGATION
In order that the towe should be
represented at Mondays _ Attlee
of the Ontario Railway Rivard. in t,he
lessatigati..n or Ontario West Moore
Rtllway affairs, the Reeve 'moved
thought the Mayne "woeida want to
that Mayor Reid go to ?Meta.
Cotsnellior IP. Elliott said he
go down there again " There was a
lawyer there to attend to the matter
and It wasn't necessary to semi any-
one else
Councillor Wigle thooprbt the
Mayor obould go and help to "pet
Morse behind the bars."
Hie Worship said he wadi not *ex
Mae few say more trips to Toronto.
sad If anyone else wanted to go Ise
woe wisktome to thee=
The motion was
THE SIGNAL : GODEKICH : ON'CAItMI
RadweY'�
ysady
elief
Hrs. L lett.•-. �M R. IN„ AN Twit
City. write•: ^1 caught • area. 1 used tar
title .f year Radwere Ready Relied sett►
waaderf.I n -..la.- 1 ham •1... nomad 11 arta
Ilk, a rearms, t..r ".n •hn.t. 1 weed 1t tali
pont Yeast for rel adients y r►adnw
bare .d. aid n-r.aaeaa tt te ay frimda'•
NEURALGIA
?le R.IIef 1• tis Mat reenter meekest hams.
sed therefore lfae beet a ebroestlea that we be
used la Neuralgia. Rat. it ea the dart at.
teeter', sae keep barest. -.aged en It se
lea seat .t the pal. null one Is sat.leed.
wklrh will woolly be 1a the noire of 1q et
afters shutes.
RADWAY a M.. tlwtr.al. es..
seconded by Councillor Moroi.. that
the thanks of 1 he council 1te extended
to Mr. I'roudfout t r the excellent ser -
♦ice babas Riven In this respect. 'file
was carried unanimously.
TO ORGANIZE. DErU CATION.
rhore was an informal discussion
on the yuesli,n of hasla,r improve-
ment, several of those in the audience
taking part at the invitation of the
Mayor. The opinion was rxpae.eed
that following the great disaster on
the lake in Nuvrutlratl, this was au op-
portune ►lute to itnpttss upon Ube
Government the nerott.•i y of retaking
w wellequipped harbor 0t 'doge at
this point.
Ex -Reeve M•inninls ssiJ that, hav-
ing talked with representative• flout
Guelph, Bei hu and $tiatfonf, he 'was
sure these cities would support any
wove wade by Goderich to tui. direct.
1 inn.
It wart decided that the Mayor,
(trove wad ll.pei�y 'terve. acting a. a
special aant7s1 1 , shad,' meet a like
committee Irons the 13uaid of '''rade
with the ot.jert t( organizing a lege
deputatinu ut representatives of all
the boards of trade *ud.utaaieip.4
bodies inteie.ted in (.sterid aa a
shipping Fant.
Councillor I•'. F:iliums said !het a Gov.
eriiwcnt engineer was 'nee a fewdaos
ago and stated that. the Government
intended to in•tell en an - whistle at the
barhrr.
Mr. deo. 1.aithwai•e, of Goderich
township. iauuig.aliuu sgrut for thus
district„ with -erect' the couiicil with
reference to immigration work.
Ilylaws No.. :t. 1, :ramie, confirming
the +appointutrnt.. mad.' :t•. .hoer. I. --
ported, were pot through all their
adage. and the council then adjourn-
ed.
A BIG TASK
Fortner tioderich Boy Engaged in Inter-
esting Wo k Albeit&
The London Free -Press recently had
the following with reference t he
anti Mrs. 0. M. Elliott. of tow,' :
Tbe• irrigation "pffiee" of the fores-
try branch, retiree' department of 1 be
intea lot, will scion be constitutatl
"branch" itself, in the opinion of Mr.
Calgaty, who visited friend.. iu Lon-
don yesterday. The work of the Art
station office has out -grown thar art
the forertty breech, so that the part
is ereatet coati the wbole apparently.
To residents of rhumb It seems
strange for Dominion to tir
concerned with the weter power and
irrigation poosibilities of ;Nitwit cial
are under lettere' control, and the
wester"' previncee obtain their seven-
ite in t' e forte elan annual suleidy fr. m
the I ..nonion. Right to titre water
from Albeit.. lyres. may be had on
application to the Federal tioverto
Mr. Elliott, who is &former Goderich
constently eugeged 111 measuring tip
etreatne. large and str.all, over the prov-
ince, as a trnsis for division of righte
private pal ties. A coition. fratuCe of
the work is t het, while records of the.
depth or n strertni •t hoe weter ate
re:oared for ter, years hack, in t he
interests of aceuracy. so newly settled
is ibis part of I be country that marks
for five years sire About the Inuit.
Ia Southern Alberts the rainfall
varies greatly from yeer to year, and
the dietribut ion is tincettain. Even in
favorable seasons, an ateplitottion of
water at the right time increases the
harvest tc. such an exteot that con -
is considered justill.ble. There are sev-
ere, large systems now in operatton
including the Athertis Railway and
irrigation Company at Lethbridge.
Southern Alherta Land • :anemia y.
Medicine Hat, and, largos of all Lbe
0.P.R. at Calgary.
"Natoral.gea is the only cheap thing
clif tti .-41 tat s IS UPI
le Csagary, said Mr. Elliott, spealif„
le weed as we I,
one& hem Alberta enal.-
FEEILE MIRE
Are Lid How to Regahi
Strength and Vigor.
A. oros grows old the waste or the
system b*comihs more rapid than re-
eler. the organs act more slowly sad
lees sfeettvety thee fa youth. the dr
vehatee fs poor, the blood thin and
dineetioe weak.
Ins* slur delketens cod liver and
ben teak without ell is the ideal
streagasesr and bedlrbeggsr ter obi
teaks. lir it ceetalas the eery elinneets
seeded to rebuild weather deems ead
mime weeksess with strewth. Irked
ales fettles, the systems against eel&
end thee prevents pneesseide.
Mrs. Mary Ivey, et Celeasbas, Oa..
Gaye: it people only kaew tb• geed
ilea dome old peons*. 1 an sere pee
weddl be enable te amply the Ile•
mead. I sever testi 'ankles Were
Met dM me se Rae! geed ad Turd.
le the ihseet Sesta and strength
It Thiel rads la bled up the heeds.
de Mei% sad meats strength ire
MO yew mom
R. 0. Direkss. Drip glut, Ooderieh. Oat.
THILNIN MR. PROUDIPOOT. 3-0.
Mr. °arrow. the town eilisitor, bee
hese aeable, °whine Me Meese. te at-
tend the meat of the Ismael -
41°611019 hitruship. hie boom
OW shriek= Volgel
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Tnirse ,AT, JAN. ss, 1914 1I
TRIIIUTE TO THE OLD MASTER' ��
J� Elliott, B A Writes of the Labe ��m
�1t paragraph -. apneas
� :b. INI.L
Symington. � aiotreer reel
We..S son
The following
is a MMi,` piper I—
•Neche. N. D. Dee.
"Wes. b a
deet of the Noche district, died coda
aged Si years. He Welt lbs
time/ sr of the linen* I Mae.) easel.'
To easy as old ('ouste ere tasneehf
boya whole train ,of nod
will fry e•Iled up by the peeving
"Master" Symington. For 17 yt a
in all he was the teacher of Young'
e cboot, No. 3. Colborne. and be al
taught elsewhere in the township
The old blips and girls of the nt
ousesseinn and the boundary, as wel
as those 01 the Sib concession, t
• s{delloers" and the ••gravelled.,"
we used to call one another, now
scattered lar and wide, would, if they
knew, join in this tribute of loving
regard for the memory of our old
'Mutter.
Away back In the . early fifties, au
e ducated young Scotchulan treioed
in the ohs and, he began his teaching(
career, taking up housekeeping with
his young bride in their cos little
cut side the school. Middle-aged
men and women of today will recall
the master's house, the log school,
the spring acrdee the road, tae grated
manure 011 ibe bill. of (Jordon Youngs
farm and the good old days when the
Cousin,, Kern*. Kirkpatrick,. Handl-
tons, Mlllie•na and Siraughans from
the tkh, the Wei motto, ticPhees and
Wilsons from the houodeay and
the Jam• -ser, 8ymingtoo., Yate -os,
David.ons, Houston., Garrotte, Blair..
ticitl•, Hentilton. and Yonne., from
1110 x,b, with totters. crowded the old
whorl anal get their education in
Y.S. No. :i.
About 'X711 Mr. Yymington'e family
moved to the Petry S.und district,
where thew took up hand ,red te.idral
for r nuntiwr of vasal.. petro oleo be
taught echoed. ?� ib.. of ntly they ell
Itrigral.d 10 North li kern, near the
Mauitola btundat t-, where the fetidly
Irosperetl et.d he hint -elf after a
till and 'mooted Cat err 5.e tearier re -
tiled to a comf••rlwhle home in the
town'df Nelhr, N. D.
Herr the writer petit hint a short
vi -it s few years ago and found hien
end hi• good wife bright and happy,
-till keeping •ip an Interest in 01.1
Onto. in and snhscribiug regularly
for 711e Huron Yign.l.
Not only was Mi. Symington e
te.cher of Supt's inr shims v, Iasi ea
lay p.eachet end helper in the ^huteb
lir War very acceptable. Ile was a
Hue type of cultured Christian g-heI.--
u.an, and many taiety ere the hotter
for having conte tinder his inflmence
in the (mutative period of life. Three
lines Ore written by one who w a.
barn jeer, over the hill 1.0111 the oIJ
s. 'real and --ho has tender dtentorie,
of his flat schoolulseter.
Jon: E r.t.IoTT.
t'ollcgiete Inatitnte, 'Landon..
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The Truth Concerning
the Challenges (?) of the
Temperance Party
There here been so many gnrbied
reports about. the cliallr-neee 'hat the
Tempel ance ty have hit. led et 't he
unoKending Hump County Hu-ine.u.
plain' *Garment of what has actually
occurrsd will terve to die/Omar men)
minds of err oneous impreseions.
On the 30th of last October. we pub-
lished in the press throughout the
County that. thinking.' public debate
would be the best and quickest means
of giving the voter informetion. we
chall.nged 'hoop who farmed the
Scott Act to debnte the foUowing
Resolved. thet prohibition is funde•
mentally wrong in pi inciple, iin-cht iv -
Gan in character. and powerless as a
remedy for drunkenness.
We tadded, that we would name e
man as air champion. and meet any
man having the endorsement of the
Dominion Alliance. each wide to pay
debate, reporting and printing the
speeches of the debate's, and Mailing
• copy to each and every voter in the
Flom Oral day to title, no attention
bats been paid to our challenge. In
spite of the fairness of the offer, it bee
never been accepted It is true Rev.
S. J. Allin. having misread our chal-
lenge, or never having read it ht all
and taking as correct, without due
enquire, SOWN wild rumour that
readmit Isla ears, wrote to the press
and *sated that I. personally, having
thrown out • challenge to meet any-
body in detail.. this question. be vrould
himself meet me. I replied in the
WSW. PO41411111 out to the reverend
gentleman his mistake.
Since then. there her been an
ominous silence. unrelieved until the
lath lust , when there • seed An.
fromMleSeleiNlir
• mat ing that thins would be lt
meeting In Clinton "some Perking"
next week date even dam uncertain
—est which "Ontario • chief au ch.'s, it y
on all temperance questions- 'Heaven
help Ontarint. "Rev. R. H. Sparc, of
the Tesoperence ExecatIve of the
Huron County HosInese Men's As-
sociation to he represented at this
meeting by any men In America !
The writer of this article could Dot.
believe his eyes,. He relied up Mr.
.t T. Cooper (Cilnton's "ohief auth-
ority on all temperance questions")
and asked him if the paragraph were
authentic. Hs replied that it wee.
This snerning. 17th. Me. Cooper
volunteered the infortnetion that the
date of t hie momentous mating wisa
settled for th4. 12sd so practically.
atter baring had oar challenge before
them for over two month* and a Isalf,
they finally. four days before their
meeting, booms+ powered of mantel -
set onsnage to make the trisposal
ils did.
The Hamm County Business Metie
Aeoreinelon's executive ere Set as
foolish as seine peopie may think.
The whole thing le nothing bet a
trio*. The breapereene_ party have
proved their leabIlley. their tear, or
their sas.eir., essr * nutter. of the
wools three. to aces* ear (shallow
ad Ost. Nth. They eatineli le any lair
triad esseressfally wriest* est et their
sleek einener wear asehl=
they wane the *etyma shaliengers.
Ied them gpe es. wed have thole
llcCal l's
Patterns
D w M I LLA R u SON
Perrin
loves
ANNUAL SALE
Final Clearance of all Winter Coats
4
Ladies' Coats
Children's Coats
Only 11 Ladles smart tweed Coate.
latest style.. Regular =15.1111 to S21 511, to
clear et
Still a few Ladle.' (`oats in black end
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color., left to clear at each $i.00 to sa.so
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Furs
l'hilJren'e Goats to tit all ages. many
are marded at half usual prices and all
should he cleared out 1r. n few days
Our entire stock of Furs, will t any reserve,
prices. If you have any fur buying to do this is a
Children's lleadwear
is being sold at '911 per cent les,. than our regular keen
golden opportunity.
Our stock of children's Headweat is being sold
of lb.- season.
at half regular prices, including ail the smartest style.
(ienuine Reductions in all other Departments
"New Spring Stocks Now Arriving"
McCall's Patterns .NIcCall's Publications
Ma 56 Mill
Scotch Store rbsue S6
meeting. Let those who will, gather
(11 li•l..1110 !his "(Mtge io's civet with -
m it y," a title we may fairly preointe
11,. looped in tee cooper Institute.
%Ye will halve rue meetirg on the
2T. h. Anal the h alone cm. shim
whet het- the Canny of 111iirm. 14 to be
ite'.1Zit::111-411.x. secret..
President. Huron Comity Iiii-inets
HAS GONE "MILITARY MAO
Mr. Wm. Proudfoot's Opinion cf Col.
Sam. Hughes
"This small band is doing what is
best in the Isiterests ot the Littera
ty. and in doing (het it is accom-
plishing what is best for the peeple of
the country." Pftill Will. Pr011dfOOl.
tneetilig of Ward One Liberal Associa-
tion last Wednesday in Toronto in
referring to the OpposiGon in the
Legislature. 'The Opposition. while
small in number, is large in efficiency.
At the lest "cession its influence was
felt in the Government's la -gimlet ion.
"The swirl: could Ise h Mote
effective." he contin tied "if t he 1. i here 1
were supplemented, and in a city like
Torotro. where the' Coneervai ice
-.said be done by mains nining a proper
early in i he field so thet ifTort put
forward would work to his leneflt."
Mr. Proutifoot criticized the Borden
He argued that Col. Hon. San,.
Hughes had gene mad "
He pointed out that $15.100,900 had
been spent on tnilitaristn, while only
$1,1100,0110 ham been spent for sge icul-
Mr. Ploudfoot prsised Mr. N. W.
Rowell for the ecmmanding poeitian
he took on Tax Rehr:111. and the prey. -
tog for better legislation in the intei-
este of the industrial classes.
"We intend to bring it up 1111/4/14,;
said Mr. Proutifoot, referring to 'fax
Reim en "and try and forre some leg -
halation on the statute hooks in that t e -
CANOE C;.Ulli DANCE
Tbe Tugs is Prohibited by the Officers
et the Chib
Perfect in every way au. the little
informal dance given hy the Nieuwe,
ball on Friday night tt war
la that tints the dancers ful'y etrilessred
themselves to the fulleet en ty.
Althoneh there was no "magneto's,"
there twas not • reurmin of protest.
A programme, bad been arranged with
two tangoes nut when the oillirers
the club saw it. they wrote on tbe
notice programme. "'The tenet° is
There was • nice romfor•shie nom -
bet present for daneing ith Pate. and
'hoot 50 young people were in atteml-
by Memos. Hoy Adams and Frank
Doty Was all that road he desired.
and the floor was also in gore' sheps.
The eteeutIve of the club are to he
highly congratulated 'iron the onerous -
hi warmer the dente was conducted.
FOR BRIGHTNESS AND LIGHTNESS, USE
A PASTE KNIGHT
I No DUST
NOWASTC I THE F. F GALLEY C' LTD HAMILTOI`'.ONT. No RUST
Your dreams of hearing the music you want
when you want it have been realized by the
Edison Phonograph
When a few friends drop in and conversation lads, you
need Edison Music. When you are alone you want Edison
music. When you desire a particular piece played or sung
by a particular artist you can have it, at once, on the Edison.
The smog, needy .sear si tis eagle se Isar thew nidsy at yew Ed -
Edina is always ipead.hle. Tis ase deals'► its sea r eoansas
daw.d rspradicitts pen salaam h am* -
the wanders .i is .hemi d bass -
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