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TO DEAL -1311S "wad the people ofEaeter Will Atta tit. to the lt,.
terest it even there licaetely titan In
ir the paf3V.
STOOk Crikelereem.--,Ternes leillbrielt, of Stephen,
ClolyzmaLvezts oforeetrro!= was sent kip to Geieteileh in dilly last an a
14"'""'" eharge egaiust 1u by the (AMUCone-
----lel-- patty's agent abe at 18 months ego for etetiliug
hark off the Canada Co' d laud, and eras lined
(yr Boo s $20 damages e2 for treepass 'end costs,
k VIA which he wits to pay in four days, 'Instead of
elating it, Lie left for parts unknown, and re-
, Mandued away until a few months ego. After
NOTE 1? AVER, giving the constables oonsiclerab!e trouble ,
Iie
ENVKLOPES,
kze-OLSC APS,
INKS, &a., &o.
Pica Lists ef which wilt be lurnisbed en ap lt
t.1113,IG
nooksellateletain Street, F.xoter, Ont.
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TIIUPstiD;117, ,141.1i01,1. 11, 1880.
LOCALIT E
Walited.
elierman ei mexehelt, Mich., AVittit aflegent
In tate emettr at eta, at a salary or. elm per
unit au d expeueee paid, leer full Teridemere
aatiress es above.
Mr, P. G. Simpson leaves for his new home
in Ligereolleemetime this week.
Sr. --We see by the Expositor that
Me. E. Christie has became a resident of Sea -
forth, and is there engaged in the livery busi-
ness.
Exzenn Aese,m.--At a recent skating carni-
val hula in Blyth, eeeys the Record., Mrs. L.
Thorne, daughter of Mr. Wiu. Drew, ef this
tewn, was awardedefirst prize for wearing the
best lady's eustunm.
Tete spring fair will be held in Exeter ou
the lCth of April. For further 1:articulars
see handsome illuminated posters, printed at
the Times office, which are now circulated,
Holm Aceers.—The Local Legislatare having
been paoroguedMr. Bishop has returned home
after his ,laborious duties in Toronto. Mr.
Bishop looks hearty notwithstancliug the bad
gases in that Parliament building.
A.TTExTrce G. M.—Mr. Homy' Eilber,the
now Grand Master of the Orange Young Brit-
ons, appears to be very attentive to the duties
of the office. He has been visiting the various
lodges in Louden, and the papers of that city
speak ofliim as 9 clever speaker. He deft no-
thing by naives.
BATHER AITUSING.—The Editor of the Park-
hill Gazette, who is well up iu the poets, cre-
dits the line --
"Many a flower is born to blush unseen,"
to Moore. Bead up, man, read up, or if you
don't know the author's name, don't give your-
self away in front of the school children. It.
looks bad to have them laughing at your pre-
tentious.
Tem ExeniNATION.—The evidence in the
Donnelly affair was continued before Squire
Peters, in London, nn. Tuesday last. Mrs.
Donnelly. Squires Casey and ;Grant were ex-
amitied, but nothing new was brought out
M:s. Domilley heard no voice which she
recognized, and ;her heehaw.' did not tell her
that he had recoguized any. The examina-
tion will be continued on Friday. Martin Ho -
gen has disappeared.
was retakenem Thursday last and, committed
to Goclerich jail on Friday last.; for two months
hard labor. , It is understood that the 'friends
of the prisoner iatena to pay the money and
gel 'bis release. The Canada Co. is determin-
ed to'carry out the law' against any person
who may be guilty of taking their property',
and this ease amnia be a lesson to others, S
Rev. Mn. Heetneoue.---This gentioneten so
'favorably known throughout the Dominion as
es a leetuier and preacher, delivered two leo.
tures in the Bible Chriatien °Liman Exeter,
tits week, and well snetained therepatationlhe
has gained as an oratorical star of the first or-
der. The first lecture, delivered on Monday
night, was on the "Vittoritin Age," and was as
the leoturer said, a gloeifylug of Greet Britain.
The gr at reforms that have taken place aur -
his the reign of the Qaeou fermea the princi-
pal themes of his deseunrse, The penny poet
wee referred to in a way that: excited the risi-
bilities of the audience. The repeal of the
"Lora Laws" was desaribed, the introduction
of the telegraph, the railway, and other use al
inventions were spoken of. Altogether the
lecture wads worth listening to, and 1103 rev.
gentleman was repeatethy cheered. His per-
oration was n, magnificent effort, teed held the
'audience spell -bound. He spoke for two hours
and the attention of the li
Corm Wee:tame- The temperature during
the week reefer gone has been more like that
of winter than at any timeewith dae or two
'eteeptione, since eTow Years. The roads are
frozen hard, and instead of people going, about
iu their shirt sleeves, as they could do all win.
ter, they make the best use of overcoats and
wraps, and mitts. The roads, which were
very rough when first frozen, are gradually
being beaten level with constant travel.
Tun Masrrone PARTZ.—Greenwny's first
peaty for Manitoba luxes Centralia on Tubs-
• dey next, so that all who intend aceompanyiny
him to the future empire of the west have not
much time to 'make preparations. Among
twee who are, going from Exeter are W. H,
Trott, and James Dew. Mr. Trott thinks be
Onn "boot" all the people of Book Lake Dis-
trict, and Kr. Dew thinks a moinummt artist
will be needed after some time.
To THD Penexce—Having been arreete(1 on
charge of steelier; a Bet of IlarDeSS, I desire to
state to my friends and customers that the
case Wag dismissed with coots, the principal
witness for the proseeutor swearing that he
never sold harness to hint (the proseeutor.)
"1 ani therefore at liberty to attend as trend to
the wants of my customers, - who will find me
opposite the Central Hotel, where a new }dock
of furniture has just arrived. Undertaking at
moderate prices —bag Das w.
Peeve:melte—We understand thet e co11.
template(' eat erteinment in aid of the ittecieno
ler Inetitute, has beau postponed indefinitely.
When it conies off the people rosy eipect
rick treat. Pall particulars wilt bo duly given,
The atienserel pe..tiou of the laet progr 'am%
was so well received, that something of the
same kind, wile be petivided (main the next en-
teleahnicient. 'he Institute has np.hill work,
s • :
,tents never scene -
ed to flag for a moment. On Tuesday even-
ing the subject of hi lecture was "Martin Lu -
tiler." He again spoke about two hems, dur-
ing which time he touehea in a masterly way
upon the Bailout pellets of the g.teat Reformer,
his birth, his edrication, his discovery of the
bibleetis indigo titian at the sale of indulgences,
his dieussion• at the Diet at Worms, his exam-
teuicatiou, etc. The most laughable portion of
the lecture was the descriptiou of his marriage
to the nun he had assisted to escape from the
nunnery in a herring barrel. At the close of
both lectures votes of thanks were moved and
secondecl,and healthy carried by the audience.
Rev. Mr. Webber fahret the ohair in his usual
manner. The church was well tilled an both
occasions. The Y. P. O. A. of tue B. C. Church'
deserve the thanks of the community for ob-
taining the services of so excellent a lecturer
and putting the price so low, 10 cents. The
last lecture by Mr. Handeoril, we believe, eon,
eluded the course of lectures for the seasou un-
der the auspices of the Y, P. C. A,
'THU alms
gave% 'very varied and'illuetrative ad.
argils produeed much inerrintetat.
The choir than Wang "City of beton.
Wailes' which WAS followed by lden.
did recitation by Mr. P. Hesodersootont
titled 4The Self ilighteoue Man." A
duet, "The Poor Old Slave," was sung
by, the juveniles, Misses Tina ray
and Carrie Chapman. anal was well re
ceived and applauded. Rev. Mr. Hert•
ley then tendered a ry useful anti in-
tellhrent address to the youth, followed
by "1?he Prodigal Sera" by the Choir,
after whioh Mr El. Marshall deliveled
"Curfew Shall Not Ring To -night'' in
good style. A number of totes of
thanks were then tendered, and the
choir sang "Ten Thousand times Teti •
Thonsand," when the benediction W85
pronounced and the crowd Illepersed,
after having spent a very enjoyable ev-
ening. The proceeds amounted to
I $18.
A social • sits held in the Setmith
Church to dispose of the provisiunri
consumed at the teetoneeting, After
tea a good prograntine executed, and a
very pleasant evening spent.
• Crediton:
SAD ACOIDEbTT.--00 Monday in: rning
a young 01811 about deveuteen years of
age, sou of Mr. Haury Hudgins, living
about two miles west of Crediton, met
with an accident whieh reeelted in
breaking both his legs near the ankle,
lie was iu the wood chopping, in corn..
party with a son of Mr. Richard
and had chopped through a tree which
measured about two feet iu dinoneter;
the tree arae about falling on a mall
lying at the rooteanct vourig Hotigins
went to pick • it up. The falliug tree
caught in another in its desceut, which
caused it to fall or euch a meaner that,
it struck 'Hoagitis roi the back while lie
was trying to make his escape, and
knockitig him to the ground. rolled on
histlegs, both of %%loch were brokenas
anove stated.' $ Ine of 'his ribs were
alto brokou. Dr. Rolline attended
•
roe -ea.
Hiobert.
. 'Osborne.
We have betted many instances re
carded lately of the early arrival of stun -
mer bit ds in this section of the country,
but the strangest thing we have heard
•in . this connection is veuclied for by
qr. Sohn Dulbridge, o trshorne. lie
says lie was walking, through Ins pas,
tare field en the fifth or March, and.
was sterprieed to see common prey
bird fly up before him in an excited
way. Ou looking near his feet he dis-
covered a nest in the old grass oontnin.
ing five eggs upon which the grey bird
had been sitting. He wants to know
what other farmer awn breed grey bledS
as early in the epring aq
Conercro:—The Commit met the 8th
inst., in the Town "fell, pur-
euant to adjournment. • Al] the *mem
bers present. "Minutes of previous
ineetine !Tied and confirmed, Moved
by 3. 11,01s, seconded hy H. Horney,
:hat the account of. S. Pickard for Inm-
ber and mile. amennting to $7.83 be
raid. Itroved by J. Hackney; seconded I
I-1. Homey, that the acoount of
White & Sons for printing, amounting t
in $11.50 be pa.—Carried. Moved
hv J. Shier, seconded by J. Mlle, that
Thos. 0 ;ales, 'treasurer, receive $5 for
pottage and etatimery for ,1S78 and
1870.—Carried. Moved by J. Hells,
seconded by H. Heeney, that the tend
er of J. White & Sens for mmiieiptif
printiug for 1880 bp • accepted, it being
the lowest.- Carried. • Moved by J.
Rider. seconded 'by' J. Hackney,. that
D. Kirk, S. Frannie and A.InTrew Moir,
be feoce-viewers for the current year.
—Carlied. Moved 3. Hackney, sec
onion by J. That J. Hunter, J.
Dempsey, sr., M. Routley, J. Hauls.
wood. Alex. Moir, T. Polterd, A. •Cele
and W. Gilfillan be poond keepers for
the enrrent year.—Carried. Mover! by
J. Shier, seconded by J. Haoltneyolott
the Treaenrer's report of acteriunts to,
received and alTepted, as they have
been rtorlil'ed and found correct, sod
that 150 onpies bo. pritited.—(tarried.
moved j,fliJs,Regotideci by H. H
ney, that the auditors ho paid $7 escli
for fthaiting acosonts.-0'arried. Mev -
ed by J. Shier, seconded by J. Hack.
ney, that Thomas Coates. treasnrer, bo
instructod to purchase froin 3.
Hamilton, two of the TownThip
of Osborne debentures issued in far
if the. London, Huron & Brnoe B. R.,
with the funds belonging to the einking
fund *cermet; thin council agreeing to
the terms ,tf pnrchaee, viz., stook at
par, cornmvi, per .oent. int. paid
;o;orn
to (fate of pneolinse.—Oarried. Moved
J. Halls, seconded H. Homey,that
Joseph 'Hewitt revive $5 for re'fieft—.
Cerrted. 'Nfeved, by II. Horney, sec-
onded by J. Hallq, that W. Miliaria be
paid the' Mil of $14 For seven weeks
board of W. Rook, up to the 8th
—Carried. On motion of J. Hackney,
seconder/ by T. Shier, tbe council a11.
jemmied bit! first Saturday iu April at
11 o'clock.:
N. J. Coteetx,
Clerk.
• Mr. Tlintnas Oolgsboon has sold his
Clydesdale stallion “G'leuctiirn,"'for the
sum of $2,000. He purposes inttiort
iug one to take its place',
Ajob Was let for the erection of as
belfry 011 the echo ‘1 bone, A. 5, No.7.
Hibbert, to 'W. Pinniti. Tho
will be put rip in 8 few week.
A farewell party was given to ltles4re.
D. & W. \Vhyte by the people of "One
section liefore their leaving for the
wilds of Tnrtle Mountains,in the North.
west, where they inteed tithing no land.
There absence will,he inuelt felt, in thie
neighborhood, as they were influential
member. societg.
As Mr. NI' Lean, jr., was returning
frotn Hem:loll on hosebaclothe horse be.
came rinmanitgeableoeml threw hie rider'
Ove) ite head, slightly injuring him.
nay'.
A. very eneeeseful t08-mepting wry
held it the 0. M. Ohnruh, Soxmith, 01,
Fiiday last. Ie spite of the bad rods,
good crowd of young people gathered
.alld all enjoyed Abe splendid repast
served ta theta, APer tea a good mu.
Nicol literary programme was ren-
dered. A good choir Waal pest and
did good eervice 'doling the evening
;sir. Simon Daw was elected chairman,
mud after a fetv cooeise lemaks, celled
upon the choir, who sang "Sing it out
with a shout" Aar. N. Smith then
r•
'
le• ree .„
itYi we ehoold soon live t More law
abiding nontttry.
Mr. :sines flAgins, one of the Bid
&tip!) Pioneers) died at his resithome,
treat. "Amen last Week,
Doteet'vee Ileautur and Shutilioe,
arreated two coulitieuee men on the
Dem. Sarnia itttely Geo
of them got all with hand eras in his
right hand, , Thu oilier is in the lock -
Some &alto etitte n towI1(tI1ki( It's
7000 or '70,000 potil,ds which comes to
Dr, Panehon'e sheer) of the legacy left
by his late onele; Lie W. Morley.
Anderson.
Lanot OWL. ---Mr, George Loodstsn,
, eine ,
of the tuwoline, shot, OD Sat 01(10)' last, 'tutorrebruary (9,18as,
a large white owl ott the farm of Pater Gowanfol, seven itartteeteseentr.,.pzeirezBy.treitstemeveemoteseelteraw.A.600.,, ) ,
; meaeu ring foal.till,
es f, out tip to tip. The ehot s a8 made
with a rifle. A Cuix.D'a ilogg TAXEDt near.
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FilmiMet Or.leeMeS. -s—b ti Sat urd ay,
VAR /1 11, 1.SPO
OOTS,SHOES
Al\TD :EXAMITZ3S.
et,
ettio
fT (wing puree sed ;010 Pont and no's 11.100' of
W, }L Trott, we eau now eller to ttke reline une of
tele
nest an -1 Cheazast StcokS
of ready nmete were over offered Et.'ter, We'
would LLINs, vanitet those in went or tirst-oltos
home.rmule Do15 and Shoes, eelveet stud I Pgrea;
that we eau supply them witn what will give sat-
tatection.
Repairing acme at lowest retort and satisfaotion
criers toed ;tau .01,1 eon f marsolves,
forget the place Bacrettee
C. RAORETT. I R. AI3RAII.M.
the 28th ult„ Messrs. Richord Wiles
New York, • March 5.—Twe Mue.
oue of them Fiera Glicg f- ur
wood the short
god Robert, Birch cot one cord
uf it 13'11.'1:31;s' old, were plitying yesterday neon
time of eleven and
half minutes, etoPoitra to tithe a short ou the stairway of a terreinent house
rest bot one° doting the titno. Te)at No. 19. Chryetie street, 0101) a taroe
dine was kept by Itlesers. D. Wiles and ,lug Mend baboon 4310110 down the stair -
W. Doted& aud the performance wit- WO)' 11911 noper Rimy, seized Flora ley
flossed by John Dickhison, James M nr- tbe ehouldere and chattered su hbr isee,
ray and others. The tree was felled frightening both chillren into lsud nut -
for them, and they started at the Nett
and cut off twelve tengthei before rest-
ing. It was beeell, green, aud melte
ored nineteen inches through. The
work was performed on the farm of Mr.
John Wiles, on the t,owutine betweeu
Futiarton and 1311snehard. Beat it who
eau.
...••••••••111
' North 'Middlesex.
The Ailsa Craig wily°, made by. thr
old Irish ]adv there, is said to be worth
any thing, for tbacore of. Kings BTU,
()Oneer, all • other running or open
gores. Write to Rev. '1'. Atkinson of
that piece, ns he kuo ws all about ib.
1111 to be loped that the class' of
mon wins servedon the jhry at the
Coroners In q n est, Isn!min, truly. not have
imitators in the twelve men, who may
he called upon to try the oases before
the Jnrige of A.ssize,
Threatening Outiet:0 are 1) ,e0Ming
too prevalent of the late. ItIr. Vigi
Iriee,e has got over the boundey hues
of Bidrinlph, and now threatens death
surd (100)0011.ot in several other ports
of the oontitry. M GoAllen and W,
Thompeon of Area, are among' the
1entne0 onea now, if 'Lenity to the
(hello cruelty to the country woe more
MANITOBA.
Winnipeg, March 6. --The Dominion
cues, The bob ,on changed its bold, ,
seized.the girl by the elivells and Xt.
o±1 her noise. Tile child fell down in.
sensible with, the flight and pair, and
the baboon escaped t ,the roof. Flora's
'mother raised au °tritely and alarmed
the treighleots, who, tothjeeterfeoe that le
Olete lied bitten the girl bi.gan . to ern -
sad° on the neighborhoad curs, Fin-
ally the girl who tool berm playing with
Flora besame s!,fliciently a:impeder:It tra
'tell what, she had seen, and the atreette
aLoontO the teens.° were soon lilted with.
Government calls for tenders for the operativeie
from the neighboriug factor -
construction of a temporary pile trestlee Lula others who heti heera
that an.
bridge at Wionipeg, prolaisbly for th
LI raug-ontabg 1384 et -expect from a Bow-
crossing of the Canada Pacifie tail.
ety heosenne and hod bees killing a
way. number of people. Meu armed with
A number of men have arrived from otwit alto ohot.gees Faro aneeonane.
tied the bou.e. A
outs werape,m3 Surro411)
squad uf police under 11 inalsinan Ma-
• guire also turned out and a sear ell was
made for the bah° ti. Two or throe
thousand people emptied themselves in-,
to the street from the adja.c.nt bnild-
logs, but when one cried, illot;te he ire'
there was an immediate . ,ttattering ,
esiong Rai croet as to places where he
wealdutt lee ' likely to be. The police ef
and a number of volauteers went tio the
ftk
roof of the tenement. R , • nifsman
Magni: e caught a glimpse ofth bA,,ou
perched on the top of a ellientiay. A
!timber of shots were fired without ef-
fect, atet1 the chase eliti down a water-
eieunt to the yarit. T, e policemen hur-
ried down al other way, and found the
baboon chattering near a corner of the
fence. He was iteteiu made a target for
whic,11 the policemen's pistols, and one of the
shots struck him in the thigh. , He
tried to limp away, 'but a mechallic
froen one of the factories struck him on
i'llet, Saskatchewan mail has arrived, :ate head with an iron bar anti killed
Leine; too weeke tete. lane. Tile Ifealaion meat) tired ever three
The temp nary railw ty bridge across feet, atia is supposed to have been part
the RA p, ,7,1. at Winnipeg is to be Male assets of 901110 I3owery 1)) 056)310.
eadfx use bg.i. on 15th.
The pereons in charge 01 a (00901311)(00901311),.s, oy
in the rear of the tenement -bet -lees de -
contract fifteen of the C. P. IL to sne
Contretetor Whitehead fur wages due
them. , Another stilts is reported ins
ininent,
• The Sasltateliewan mail has arrived,
being two weeks late.
The Grand Jury report favorably on
the oondition of the hospital.
of the imports of Oanadiaiti
eceals for Febrnary were $19.501. in
excass of the February previous.
Battleford repo. Is state that meet-
ings have beets held in the vatus set -
1,1 41ments' protesting agains1. the mettl-
e .
or d intended abolition of the Lieut..
Guve. norehip.
Messrs. Paterson, Taylor, rand Prit
de's excursion parties were all dett Med
at the boundaty by e severe bilizerd
was then ragieg. Superintend
env kytarkey snit oh the oars at Int
disposal to meet these emigrants, and
113y arrivcl safely.
• nied Owilel ship af him, and the corpse
awaits a claimant.
The injuries of Flora Gist z, thonsili
serious, are not 515ee8Sarily fe,131. Elio
is disfigured for life.
Tot.B BONITELLY CAS...117
ETED DI::PADTULIe. JAMES
A ('(Html 19 ihroncl that James Keefe,
Wit0 Was ilepoisiod ..o as a, witness for
dee premeaa jell in the Donnelly oaee,
his left the collate y. The report ;pleb
that he purchased a ticket for Nebraska.
A. correspondent says Ile bonglitt bus
ticket at the Grand Trutik Station at
Toucan on.Thorsdity eyenilig, last and
started the following morning, ticeom-
paded by Patrick h.efe. • He Woe a
warm friend of the muideret1
and ie the man whom Bill Donnelly
stated ti a, he told all tie saw trod
beard at the murder four or five
hours after it happened. The prosect
don, therefore, expecte:t from Inni 11
• repetition of that part of Donnelly's
evidence 80 118 to wake it stronger. The
reason of his hasty &Torture is is,)t
known, and it appears to have been kept
very quiet. Some say that lie left to
era but ef barm's way• tbat the 'Vigil,
once Cointnittee or otlier blonde of the
prisoners intended toput hint whole he
could not give evidence against them.
Those who disbelieve 13111 Donnellt 's
story, and hold that it was made' np,
hint that Keefe did not like the idea oT
being the c irroburator of another's per-
jary, stud left the couutry to esaape the
witness box, but whichever of these two
surmises may 1)0 01)310131 13i absence will
certainly hurt the caee for the p,roeecu.
tion, People will hay there Wits 110
need (111)01) going ft a ay ou nccoant of
fear, and that ' the antholitree could
easily have nittrded hint protectioo,
while they will argue 00 the other hood
that his departure is a ettoug
proof of the untruthfulnese of Bill Don
nelly's 8torY; that when it a ns bearitio
the seratchin r point Keefe weakened,
8o as not to place himself in aepoeitiou
that might after -wards beget trot
J strictly carried eat by, mon in author; bie.,
, .
ree roreteree,ererater...,,eerto "re',"t;
ea"
rut In Chatham.
Chatham, Out, March 7. ---About 5.
Iv) tits morning a fire broke out in .the
letrire of Mr. J. Watts grocer, Xing
street west. Thelli e lirt1 ebtained con-
eiderable Irendtvay before beingdieboy.
ered, and before the engines ''got 81
work the storee of Mr. K. Uvonhart,„,
grocer, arid T 11. Smith, dry goods,
were enveloped in 'flames. The storee',
of. Mr. A. J. Wilson, dry goods, and':
Mr. R. 111. N ortliwood, HOOD. follitwede
The lire was checked; by igessrs. Mc-.
Koogli's Inick block on the tgma, Ana it,
' Mr. Goodyear's on the Wet. TIlo
losses are. as near 35 oan be: ateortain-
ed, as, follew,o—T. H. Seneth, ate ck,
valued at, $10.000, tot 1 lase; building;
owned by J. & W. McKeegh's,
1058, $1,500. J. Watts, steak, valued
01 $1,200, total 10.:18; therlre(1 Air PO();
brolding, owned by the ItfeIteen estate, '
$1,000, 1, tal ioss. 1 '0'ionhart, oct.
eroot"nt and owner of building ne.d stook,
$4,000; nart of stock saved; loss., P10-
b
bly $2,000 eo stock and $1,500 ATI
briilding. A. J. Wilson's stock, $9 030,
the bull( of which wee; removed; hose
probably about $1,000; folly insured,
rhe building was owned by Ilictuird
Miller, and valued et $5,000, total los .,
R. M, Nortbwood'a stook, valued at
about $10,000, t u Intik of which was
removed bot sreatly damagsd; inenrod
in So,dish Cottunst 04311 fur $1,725, 130)11
and the 11 lyal Oapailian for ;$1,000.
The ouilaing wit; os lied by the Green
estate. The trout port, built of went
is total loso the brick; bahOtOgiu the
t''tr woe, sieved, bat detneged; less
abotit $3.000. is not known how
.110 hie originated.,
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