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WALTON, ONT.
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FIRE ANG.MARINE,
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001014alt Pm. 26 Fri. Sept. 22
Virginian -.,.... F, i. Sept. 1 Fri. Sept. 29
Tunisian Fri. Sept. 8 Fria Oot. 0
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Scotian Sat.. Aug. 12 -Sat, Sept. 9
Hespeiian Sat.Aug. 19 Sat. Sept. 10
Ionian Sat Aug. 20 Sat. Sept. 28
Grampian ......,, Sat.;Sept. 2 Sat. Sept. 1E
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Moderate rate service,carrying one class
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Superior accomnlodl 84,11 nt minimum rates.
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the 51. Lawrence season,
Full information as to rates, etc., On applica-
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89 10 e pupils at her Inoue,Pr1 pesd street
le'Vi91te. the}.k+ld9Y aid pat rdnynC street,
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DR, T. T. M' RA:
Bachelor of Medicine}, Unive!•yit`y of Toronto ;,•
Licentiate and Graduate of the College df Phy
sieimis and SU1'ge011S, Out. . P048-10080,0
Chicago Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat ta139bsAitab
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110Pe Hospital. Toront9. ' '
Oliloe over F. Ie. Smiths Drug Store, Tele -
'phone connection with Oraabrook at 011 houre,
DR, M, FERGUSON
ETHgL, ONT.
plryefoian and Surgeon • Poet Graduate RearmLondon (Eng.), New York and Chicago Roe
pita le. Special attention to disease of eye, ear,
nose and throat. - Eyes tested for (classes.
OR. HAMILTON
Dental Surgeon
Honor Graduate Dental Department, Toronto
University • Licentiate of Itoyal College of
Dental surgeons, of Toronto. Mice in Smit,
BI nck recent ly vaeo ted by Dr. Foild..
R, M., M'LSAN, D,D.S.. L.D.S.
Gerrie, Ont.
Honor gra,lunte University of Toronto, De.
'pertinent of Dentistry ; Giaduote Royal Col-
lege of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. At Wrox-
eter every Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday.
Oflloe in Gravid Ventral bloeir. ' At Fordwloh
eyory Friday forenoon. Unice in Gorrie.in
Leech's Sleek. 21 -Ban
OR. WARDLAW '
'Honor• graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
.001le a:I•Da^.and-night calls. Oifeo.Appoaito
F:.i.ii• Mill, Ethel.
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BRUSSELS '
Go180 SOUTH Goatee Noa041
'Mall 7:Ol a m - Express 10:65 a m
}Express '11:26e m I Mall 1:59 p10
Express 9.;05 p,n Exprese” 8:62p'm
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°cal fletuB alten s"
1 A 1 limon Fall Fair Oct
,5& 6. It.
tvtll be a "Whooper"
25 CitNTO in advance gets Tat PONT 10
any pOstalflce in Canada for balance o4
1911. Now is your chance.
A. well known Des Moines woman
after suffering miserably for two
days frorn.bowelcomplaint, was cured
by one dose of Chamberlain's, Colic„
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.:For
sale'by all dealers.
CUT THE WEEDS.—There are some
properties in town with a luxuriant crop
of weeds that should be cut and de-
stroyed at once. It is not much use tor
other people to seek clean ,cultivation
witli such seed bells ready to destroy all
the good accomplished.
" Outs and bruises may be•healed:in.a-
bout one-third the time required by
the usual treatment by applying
Chamberlain's Liniment. It is au.
antiseptic and causes such injuries to
heal without maturation. This lini,
went also relieves soreness of the
Muscles and rheumatic pains. For.
-•sale by all dealers.;
TROUBLE AHEAD,—There are a tew
boys in town who are going' to make
•trouble for themselves by annoying al-
most everybody who comes in their
way, often are very insulting in their con-
duct. Chief Olives has been given the
names of some of them and unless better
behaviour is promised there :is trouble
ahead. That kind of performance un-
checked is stare to end badly for all cop-
.ceraed. Take the hint and quit.
CU arses BELL..- Owing to the disgrace -
lel occurrences which have taken pace
in various parts of Owen Sound late at
'night the police have been instructed to
eee,that every child. under i4 years of
,age shall be off the street at the ring of
the curfew at 9 o'clock. The principals
,10 many scenes that would better befit
'some tenderlotn district are mere child•.
iren t2 and t4 years of age god the
'mat ter became so targe that,.LNe Mayor
issued orders to, the police to take the
mater up.vigorously.
Stomach Medicine le Useless.
•-.Impossible to cure; catarrh . in the
nose by; doshl the stomach.. Send
the healing vapor ,of 'C,atarrhozone
after the germs and you at once ac-
complish good. Any case of catarrh
18' onrable,=all that's necessary is 'to,
inhale Catarrhozone—You atop hawk-
ing, nostrils are cleared, throat is
healed and freed of phlegm ; every
vestige of the trouble is fotever driven
from the system. If you want per-
manentcure for catarrh, throat trouble
or bronchitis, Catarrhozone is a stand-
by. Two sizes, 26e and $1.00 atall
dealers.
Miss Julia .Sharpe, of Ingersoll, was'
holidaying here for a week with relatives
and old friends,. Miss .Sharpe haspoc-
cepted 'aiS• engagement astravelling
companion. ' with Mrs. Kennedy. ot
Pittsburg Penn.,a.lady of means and
after a brief sojourn in Muskoka they
will tour the British Isles, and the Con.
tinent, speeding a year or more of the
trip, Acquaintance was formed it the
Rest Home at Toronto where Nuise
Sharpe was in charge cud Mrs. Kennedy
R patient. Miss Sharpe should fill the
hill to a nicety anti THE Por hopes to
. chronicle some of the sights, and scenes
witnessed in the journeyiugs,
RECEPTION A'1' ROCKWOOD - - On
Thursday August 3rd. the Rev, Orlapdo
Jolliffe and Mrs. Jolliffe arrived home
from West China where: they had
been laboring as missionaries for the
past seven years. On. Friday evening
a reception was tetl4ered them at
their parents' residence Rocicwoo<..
The lawn was tastefully decorated with
flags, streamers. and Chinese lanterns.
Although the affair was under the_eus•'
pices of the Methodist Church, the
gathering was not coufincd to that
denomination. Rev, .W. H, Douglas
delivered a short address suitable to the
Occasion. An address of welcome to
the travellers was delivered by J. '1'.
Wood, of Brussels, a' for,ner 'fesident'of
Rockwood and anold friend • of the
tinnily. I1n his reoly Mr, Jolliffe gave
tile company tiidea of the a u a
a c llditious
of life in Chiba and spoke hopefully oh
the future of the Chinese.Empire. Ip
the house} vas displaved Au address
Chinese characters which loaf heel' pre•
rented to Mr, and Mrs. Jolliffe by the
leading men of the city in which they
Rev, r. v'4.
4.rstationed.M a on "tit
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l lest 1 a Ue s .. c h.
ve la a d s which led
Noy s,
andJel 4 10 18J1o bear hint /twilit, A
very eujcyeble... ['volute -o4 the evpnII g
+ 1c n Again" e INH' ! t
wra h tette 11 n A n by
Plummer, Mesdames1 li an< P mme and
Murray3
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filessrs 1Nnmas and Gu I'l Lnnrabeuu
W.ta Served at the erose of the program:
Rev, and Mrs . Toll fie are. _expected to
VriI at the uttie r VoO
d aUrns
Aciswieu t3.yevereud gentleman may
dell vet' 1111 add MSS On China.
13uy it now, Now is the time to hely
fa ,. bottle, • of -: Ohalltherinill's . Colic,
Cholera and 1)i tl't'hoea Remedy. Itis
Ithllost 003.6!4441 Ln bo needed kwfihre
theSlunu1er 18F)Ver. This reu)e<iy hae
nc superior. Vol, sale by all dealers,
38 YEARS OLD —31 veers 'ago on Aug.
est int Ito' PI e.60l proprietor purchased
THE Por. which had been established
by McGillicuddy Bros 111 4873 Daring'
the rap'dly fleeting years many change's
have lliken place and vary few nP'the
busine98 people of lirtiesele are here with
whom we s+ot acqualeted in 1880. A•
m'dsI 'he varying scenes 'rue Pit.T
has Drarpe)ed end talk. to a wider con.
altlnenC23' lu (lav -1114141 in (MY p: r'iud of
its MStory, We have been favae4 with
geueruus s.ippot Nod in return have
eu'tletivin'e,l to - 1413444/16 a 16wopaper
worthy or the save'. The leeprieler 40
43.1(1,4)11 18111 e181e1111) highly the many
warm Rreud,•hi3(4 ,siNb'1511rd duce '133'-
5(11116)1 11114 Mem, hal chair of Tee Po,','
The Origin OrgalI 8tenee.
They -are 5)Illply dried bile, made, up
of crystalline constituents of thtat
field. Very. common is thls disease
among merchants, clergymen, shop
glle and those "f sedentary habits.
l tevention• consists in maintaining
wired, tietb1Itt34the liver and bowels,
\Vdlirh tis 'best 'ii einnplieb d.lie pr,
Hitnliltnn's Pills. No prison 318)ng
this medicine meed Fero' gall -stones,
nor will they ever be. bilione. Sound
digesti1nh, gond appetite, a elear color
will evidence the health giving
properities of Dr, .1.-l.autilton's Pills,
which are the safest and beet for
general funnily use. 'Insist on having
only Dr. 1latnilton's Pills of Mandrake
and Butternut, •25c per box at all
dealer's.
RECORD HARD •!0 BEA'}'.—'rite 454314ly
Mrs. o, whose .
of Wm mei 1 .. Awi 1 is, .loo
• soh: the Iii
farm adjoins Brussels on e L has tt
aorgneend not, easily` egaallyd record
along scholarship lines. Out of a,family
of 2 daughters tied 5 sons, the oldest of
Whom is only 25 'years of age. 6 have
already obtained zn.d Class Teachers'
certificates (two of them this Summer
and the youngest' .son,' is heading the
same way having. passed the Entrance.
Four of the boys also passed the Mari.
0nlatiwh examfhations. It is certainly n
crecilahle history and shows" what,
steady •purpose and close application
hacked up by good level }reads
may do. Miss Jean and Tom will
likely attend the , Normal School
next term at Stratford and Harold
will pursue his studies for a - ist
Class certificate ht' a ,Collegiate.
We cong144'Llatethe young folk on their•
'attainment; and hope it may provedan
incentive to others to work and win,
DISTRICT MEETING.—'Che Financial
district Meeting of the Wingham District
will beheld in Ethel Methodist church.
'Thursday, Sept. 14713, at 9 3o R. m.
At 2 30 p. m. and 7.3o p. In. the annual
S S. Convention will be held. A good
program is in preparation. On Sept.
a5ttt, at 9 a m.. an . Evangelistic Con-
ference will be held. when the following
topics will be discussed -"Evangelism,"
Rev. F. J. Oaten Ph. D. 'rhe Pastor
His Own Evangelist." Rev, T. J. Dur-
rant, What Our District can do for
Evangelism Rev. ti. T. Ferguson,
B. D.' 25 minutes allowed each speaker
to, introduce his topic and 25 minutes•
for general discussion of each theme.
All ministers and lav delegates are urged
to plan:to stay for Evangelistic Con-
ference. Rev, J. H. Hibbert, of Corrie,
is Chairman of Wingbam District, •••
Jamestown.
0i3Trumee.—The • late ' Rev, Donald
Strarhan •who died at his home on
;Yarmouth street, Guelph, on August
4th, was a •n361211e of Argyleshire,
Scotland, having been been at Oamp-
belltnii,-o11 May 29th, '1827, and was
therefore in his'85th year. At a very
early age he began to teach school in
his.nwn shire. He subsequently .at-
tended ,the Normal Scbogl it Edin-
burgh and had the 11igh34 privilege'in
those' year's. of hearing such men as' -
Norman McLeod, Chalmers and Guth-
rie. When he game to this country -
he settled in Middlesex County, tak-
ing up liis residence in Glencoe and
teaching school during the week and
'preaching to' --the few families settled
there on Sundays. Through his
labors the Glencoe congregation was
organized. Desiring to give his whole
time to the' ministry, he went to
PERATI
ER ONLY
CIIANC]
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Was. CuredLydia.i
..._ .� nk
ham'sVeg etableCompound
Lindsay, Ont.—" I think it is ,no
more than right for me to thank Mrs,
Pinkham for what"het' kind advice and
Lydia E. Pinkllam's Vegetable com-
pound Inas done fel'
me. Wheal wl'ote.
to her some time
ago I was a very
sick' woman. sot-.
Tering from female
troubles. 1 h all
inflammation o f
the female organs
and could not
stand or walk any
distance. At last I
was confined to my
bed. and the doctor
to go through an operation, but this I
refused to do. A friend advised Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
and now, after using three bottles of it,
I feel like anew woman. Imost heartily
recommend this medicine to all women
who suffer with female troubles. 1 have
aleo taken 'Lydia: E. Pinkham's Liver
Pills and think they are flue,"—Mrs.
FRANZ EMSI.Er, Luids3y,,,Ontario.
We cannot understand why crolisen
will take chances with an operation or
drag outa sickly half-hearted exist-
once, missing three-fourths of the joy
of living, without first trying Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable. Compound.
For thirty years it has been the
standard remedy for female ills, and
has cured thousands of women who
have been troubled with such ailments
as displacements, inflammation,
ulce
r
adon, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
perodio pains, backache,
indigestion
and nervous prostration.
Queen's College, Kingston, taking•the
full theological course, and on gt'adn.
ating . was settled in -Hillsburg, in
Wellington County. His,rninistry ex:
tended through most of Erin and
Garafraxa townships: After the
union of 1876 he was called to Rock-
wood and remained there 21 years.
In 1897he retired to Guelph and con-
nected himself with St. Andrew's
church, where he entered into all the
life.and.interest of the congregation,
was inthe true sense a valued mem-
her. He was twice married and leaves
behind him his wife and four sons and
four daughters. The funeral of the
late Donald Strachan, toqk place Mon-
day morning from his late residence.
Yarinouth street, and was largely at-
tended. Rev. Mr. Crozier, ot Nepawa,
Man., conducted the service. Pall
beaters were K. McLean, Sheriff
Allan, James Anderson, Ool. David-
son, Wrn. Stratton and Colin Oamp-
bell. Thos. Strachan, of this locality,
is a cousin to the deceased. Rev. Mr.
Strachan had visited here on various
occasions.
Seemed to Give Him a New Stomach
"I suffered intensely after eating
and no medicine or treatment I tried
seemed to do any good," writes H. M.
Youngpeters, Editor of The Sun, Lake
View, Ohio. "The first few doses of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets gave me surprising relief and
the second bottle seemed to give me a
new stomach and perfectly good
health." ' For sale by all dealers.
Blyth
There is 11 good Drop of flax being
harvested in this locality this season.
I. 0. 0. F. HONOR GRAND MASTER
Por ,faro n. 'rhe I. 0: 0. F. gave a
reception 191ureday evening Aug.
17th to S. A. Poplestone, of Blyth,
Grand Master of the
� Grand .Lodge I.
0.;0.F.pf Ontario, in 'honer of his
recon election to that position.
Headed by the Citizens' Band of
London, a. procession of Oddfellows,-
followed by the guests in automobiles,
marched to the school groonds,'where
about tivo, thousand people gathered
to honor an Exeter Old Boy and
member of the Exeter Lodge, No.
67. The chair was taken by L. 11.
Dickson. Acting Reeve Levitt gave
an address of welcome on behalf of
the town ; J. G. Stanbury, B. A., gave
(SINGLE
HARNESS
Oak Tanned Leather, up-
to-date style of Trim-
mings, all our own make.
and the prices will slit yon (quality considered.) We will build
to order any style of Harness you may want i1' notalready in stock.
Trunks, Satchels, Rugs and Dusters
Large Assortment of Shoes
111 stook to 01100se front and prices' lower than the lowest.
Let us show them to you.
Two Sets Second Hand Single Harness $q..5o 8z $6.00
I.C. RICHARDS j
fon (Address of:weloome on behalf ot4he,
lodge,e
faand Master Pa}lest nor -
and 1 tflnk c
thanked <td tit leo forp
10 Rik, -
mg } people
1 I''reception
n !!n t) t a
1 l is 1 e ale ,
K t t. 1 st g
lI
14'1
bati l1 aY + e' seen. e
r n.
1apaid a 1
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g
h
tribute totls mother, 4yllo is an es-
teemed
ea,teeed resident of that toren, and
whom hes4.idh d atood behind
him
144 all tittles and inspired Mtn on in his.
earner. PAAO Grand Master 13lswett,
E. of Stratford, gave an address
on Od fellchi t
After the a eeol
ea
tt i concert ban< co was held
A. raised
Mlati'tmrp wits built and decorated with
inting and flags for the oeeasion,
FUN1�7)aAI. 01' S. T. McKiwN N; The
lenlains of Sidney Mackinnon, who
died while in Lola4on, England, were
laid to teat Monday of last week Pro-
fessor Gaudier of Knox College con
darting the funeral at the home of
the deceased, 482 Avenue road, Tor-
onto. '1'. Waltnsley, Mr, Schofield,
John Knox, (Hamilton), S. Trees,
Wm. Guthrie, and J. J, Spink were
the pall -bearers, and the chief mourn-
er's included Edward A. Miles (son -fu•.
law), Sidney Macliifnon Miles, Lang-
ford Miles, J. S. Mackinnon, 135. A.
I3IdNaughtotr, D, J. ikfeNaughton,.D,
J, MacItinnon and Ross 31acKilriiOtl,
NOME AGAIN FROM EUROPE
The following are impressions of D.
M. Ferguson, of Stratford, a farmer
Brusselite, who visits the continent a
couple of times each year :purchasing
goods for his large store:—Duncan
Ferguson of the Duncan Ferguson
Company. Limited, has returned from
his fourteenth,anuual purchasing trip
to Europe, in the best of health, and
with a liet.of put chases that he is sure
will greatly please the patrons of his
large establishment. Whilst the ob-
ject of his trip was business and the
geeeeetrDart of hie' time was, taken up
in visiting the leading:rnarkets, he had
an opportunity of vvttsiesoing the
Coronation.
As the guest of George T. Bell,
general passenger agent of the Grand
Trunk Railway, he had a splendid
view of the procession from the offices
of the company in Hotspur street.
He describes it 4.e of unsurpassed
Pomp grandeur, and Braude r, in which medieval
and the modern were wonderfully in-
termingled. He was particularly km-
pressed by the manner in which the
whole people—even the poorest—join-
ed in the rejoicings and festivities as
betokening the confidence in and re-
spect they had for the rnouarchy.
This was interpreted by some writers
to a feeling born of the hope that has
dawned on the masses as the result of
the beneficent legislation in their in-
termit in recent years and confidence
in the constitutional monarchy to
give it effect. That both the King
and Queen are popular apart from
the positions they occupy was made.
plain on ail sides. The feeling is that
they personally have the well-being of
the whole people at heart. Never be-
fore bad he heard such hearty cheer-
ing as along t.be whole route of the
procession, or seen any better order
maintained. The metropolitan police
deserve all thecreditthat was accord-
ed them by visitlfrs. As an example
to the world of the unity and power of
the British Empire it was a rnagnifi-
cant sulcoesa
When Mr..
Ferguson crossed over to
the continent he happened to be in
Berlin when the German cruiser
"Panther" arrived at Agidar in Mor•-
rocco and the "incident' became the
leading topic in the press of all Eur-
ope, The way in which the German
merchants shrugged their shoulders
over the criticisms in England and
France indicated that the y expected
trouble. Trade is none too good in
Germany j
r tust now and there is a
strong feeling for territorial expan-
sion, If not in Holland or Belguim, by
colonies in Africa or South America.
They want a field for the overflow of.
theirpopul'ation and Morocco would
in
doo the absence of a better field
Mr. Ferguson is verymuch Impress-
ed by centralizing mehods of British
and continental manufacturers One
does not have to scurry all over the
country for the same line of manu-
facturers—they are concentrated in
different 'tattles. Lace manufactuc-
ipg, for• instance, in England, is con-
fined to the Nottingham district and
Ma the continent to 'Plauen, Saxony,
the largest lace centre in the world;
Leicester, •in England, for hosiery;
Berlin for mantles ; Kemnitz, Saxony
for gloves and hosiery of cotton and
silk ; St. Gaul and district in Switzer-
land for embroideries.
There are. few factories on the con-
tinent the making of these things.
They are almost wholly made in the
homes of the people. It is just lately
that power -driven eulbroldery ma -
Chine has given an impetus tofaetories.
Hitherto there had been nothing but
hand work. Now the machine is
playing a larger part. Formerly it
Was possible only to get a piece of
embroidery four yards long, now em-
broidery can be gotten thirteen and a
half yards in length, by reason of its
being done automatically. At one
time slam maker had to stand and
trace out the embroidery design as a
guide to the forty odd needles follow.
mg the same pattern ; 11030 there is
machinery to do this br'acin .
At these centres of industry, it buy-
er putting up at a hotel for the night
1)43,8 his name registered on a black-
board.
"Ln the morning,"' said Mr. Ferge-
son, "there are fifty merchants out-
side your door." This makes it easier
foe the buyer to communicate his
wants and for the sellers to supply
hila,
The building up of these large
cities by each specializing on one litre
of manufactures greatly impressed
Mr. Ferguson, who saw In the system
the economic advantage to the buyers
of the world in going to these Centres.
He drinks it could be employed to
advantage' in Stratford, where the
have made a splendid start in Cl'eatillg
a fureifare manufacturing centre.
By specializing along .this line the
city may become the point Which'
furniture buyers all over the acutltry
will seek as the source of their supplies,
Paris, of course, Mr. Ferguson visit-
ed as the centre of fashion, but not of
factories. Everything there is hand-
made and largely in , the homes.
There are 250 firms manufacturing
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Veen American goods can bo bought
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NO MORE DANDRUFF
Jas. Fox 'Knows what is Mak-
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In order to rid your scalp of filthy
dandruff you must kill the germ.
There is a hair dressing tailed Parisian
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it. Remember. that if dandruff germs
are not destroyed in time, the hair will
surely fallout and baldness will follow.
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CORONATION YEAR LEADS THEM ALL
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Greatest show on centro- pean galleries—masters display ever shown in
entl Special Prizes of from best collections in America) Goods man -
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lo` the glories of the Cor- Musicians of the Royal ' Showing a battle between
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