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FEBRUARY 14, 1sAO.
New Advertisements,
Card --•Dr. Patios,
Blyth Fair—A, Elder.
Bees—G. A, Boadtuan.
Books Posted - This Of lee,
Farm for Sale --G, A, I'errem.
Judicial Bele•--Dioksou b Hap.
Executors' 1\utiou—R, L. Taylor.
Notice to Creditors—J, L. Darling,
I)t _ till 3 C(5.
1?1);11', FEB. 14, 1890.
Tun Orange incorporation Bill has re-
ceived its second reading and is likely to
become law. Dr. Macdonald, M. P. for
Past Huron voted for the Bill.
TIM Toronto Humane Society offer a
reward of $10.00 for information leading
to the conviction of parties guilty of
horre.dookine. This is getting dawn to
common sense, although the "law -de -
slaws" will no doubt be quite incensed at
this interference with the castoff' so
much in vogue in "hold Hinglane," yon
know. They will likely walk hereafter
rather than ride behind a long-tailed
horse.
IKAns, the Toronto wife murderer, paid
t e gallows
• of the law on It
thefall penalty
r y
an Wednesday morning of this week. It
was nothing more than he deserved, and
if a few more examples were made of
some of these characters it would be all
the bettor for the community. Some
v to be bunted n
itetser excuse will have p
as reason for cominittining such crimes
than "I was drunk and don't know any
thing about it." The liquor trnfio is
responsible for a good dial that's bad
but not in every rase.
"Tar sale of intoxicating liquors in the
House restaurant bas been stopped and
the bar in the building is now a thing of
the past."
The above news item refers to the
Local Parliament in Toronto. So it
should be stopped. What right has
either the Dominion or Provincial auth-
orities to have a bar in their public build-
ings, and at the expense of the electorate
pot in a goof finis over beer and cham-
pagne—if nothing stronger 7 Many of
the M.P's, and M.PP's, may have temp-
erance sentiment in their minds, but
comparatively few have it in their hearts.
If they have they have a milk and water
manner of exhibiting it before the
country.
Ws aommend the following informs.
tion to the anti -House of Refuge men in
Huron County and ask them to watch
the progress of the Bill :
"Among the provisions of the Govern-
or ent's bill respecting the establishment
of Houses of Refuge is that counties
shall be assisted by the Province in
erecting such institutions up to one-
fonrth of their cost, but the limit of the
grant is placed at $4,000. A. House of
Refuge which would cost .$10,000 would,
according t" the bill, come in for the
total grant of $4,000, but any amount
beyond that would not inuteaso the
Provincial aid. It is also provided that
when two countiesanties mute for purposes of
erecting a refuge, eaoh county will re-
ceive one-fourth of the Dost, or a maxi.
mum grant of $8,000. The same rule is
applied to minor municipalities uniting
for the purposes of the bill."
Witsns is the credit system of sial
country going to end ? This is a question
of no small importance, and the coasid-
ation of which, sooner or later, will be
forced upon the business people of this
country. It bas become almost a weekly
occurrence to hear of failures, assign•
menta and "ekin-ottts," to say nothing of
the hundreds of people who are now liv.
ing almost entirely on the credit re.
ceived from grocers, dry goods men and
the representatives of other branches of
trade. It may occasionally be an oblige.
ment to give a person credit, but as a
whole it is an injury rather than a kind.
sees, as many people will run the full
length of the generosity and patience of
the merchant and when settlement is de.
mended they snap their fingers in the
creditor's face. Who's to blame for this
pernicious credit system Y The annual
report of the President of the Toronto
Board of Trade strongly condom= the
looseness with which oredit has been
given to retailers in the dry goods trade.
The fault lies wholly with the whole.
salers, and the remedy for the evil com-
plained of is entirely in their hande. In
their OVer-anxietyto do business the
wholesale houses send out armies of
travellers, and those fairly force goods on
men to whom credit should not be given
under any circumstances. The business
men of different plaice have formed them-
selves into an Association for their own
protection and bound themselves by
agreement, with penalty attached, to do
business only on emelt prinoiplos, In
these cases the volume of business done
may not be so great but there will be this
tatisfxotion, the business man will bo
sure of the may for all he Belle, and
will have bis goods on the shelves instead
of o lot of book debts, the value of which
will be very uncertain, perhaps. The
business men of Brussels and the se, --
rounding villages have surely soon the
fallacy of continuing to do business on
the old liner, and whet in required is a
-right abort fair" movement, snaking
resit the underlying principle. If this
,lone it will Savo no small amount of
-overlying," rharacfert stir of long credit,
The dayu of bar. r lot end. the
ettfest, serest and best way- of doing lot ,i
nose10 to pay re yen ;,'n,
Duron County.In the Toronto Empire of Friday we
1 find a mention of partioular interest to
1 ' t It ill ber-
omens, wt b oro
ed that, some years ago, J, G. Howard,
of the city of Toronto, gave to that city,
High Park, covering some 80 acres, He
died last week and gave some 50 arr.'s
store, the whale valued at about $2,000,-
000. At the time of his death Mr. How.
and had in the hank « 1 British North
America $50,000 in cash. After the
funeral lost Thursday, tin will was road
and after dispo•ing of a large amount of
valuable persons) propery, he loaves nn
annuity of 8200 to Mrs. F. L. Mount,
castle, of the County of Huron, and the
sanies sum to Mrs. M. Williams ; a gilt
of $100 to another party and $1,000 to
the widows and orphans fund of the 0.0,
O.F., Manoboster Unity, The residue is
to bo divided into five aqua/ parts, one
part of which goes to Mrs. Frances L.
Mountoastle, of Clinton. Judging from
the amount of cash in bank, with pos-
sibly stooks of various natures, each fifth
will probably represent 810,000.
sotto 0 u
Butterflies have made their appearance i
at Corrie.
The Seaforth Sun has the County
printing for 1800.
I The Exeter grist still was sold by
t tublie auction to W. 13. Browne, of Sint-
ene,far 58,000.
M. Y. McLean, of the Seaforth Expos-
itor, is threatened with a libel suit by
Jno, McMillan, M.r,
Alex. Dickson and Lindsay Elwood,
of Goderieh,succeeded in passing their
final law examinations,
H. W.0, Meyer, of Wingham, present.
ed the Young Conservatives of Gerrie
with a bast of Sir John A.
W, H. Verity rh Sons, Exeter, intend
shipping a consignment of ten oar toads
of plows to the Northwest.
Will 1liQuarris, late of the Wingham
school, has b"en made secretary of the
'Varsity baseball club, Toronto.
John Hawkshaw, Exeter, It .13 sold his
handsome blank trotting stallion to
Messrs. Crawford S: Saber, of Ainsworth,
Iowa, for a good sunt.
Doherty 0 Co., of Clinton, on one mail
last week received, besides others, an
order from England for 61 organs, and
one from Brandon for 12.
Revival services in connection with rho
Blyth Methodist church will shortly be
commenced, to be conducted by the lady
evangelists, the Aliases Hall.
Walter IIossie, teller for scuta time in
the Sarnia branch Bank of Commerce,
loft on Friday to take the position of ao
r r+l of the
cirri h b at t
the a
t ttin G
co arta 1
bank.
Arrangemente are beim male to•t'ard
getting up a concert in Cliutou, on Fet•y,
20, in the town hall, the proceeds of
which will be given to the deserving
poor of the town.
gl t down t0 Cain.
Pa
The estimates bn u t
mens last .reek c.ntaiu an appropriation
of $7,500 for Goderioli postofioe. Thi s
makes the total a"propriations for last
year and this $14,500.
James Creech has again been appointed
to the positions of constable. tax collec-
tor, hell ringer, poll tax collector, lamp
lighter, caretaker town frill, etc., etc., at
Exeter, at a yearly salary of $325.
A sour of S. Gray, of Mullett, aged
about 14 years, had bis leg broken the
other day. He and his brother were
playing football, when one tripped over
the other, and the aeoond one, falling on
the first one's leg, broke it above the
ankle.
who for the past 18
Thos. N flans
T e
years, through rain and shine, wind and
snow, has regularly oonveyed Her
Majesty's mails three times each week
between Seaforth and Harlook, has again
been awarded the contract for another
four years.
Here's the way the Clinton New Era
man gets even with the Goderieb scribes:
"A county counoillnr says its the easiest
thing in the world to tell the difference
between Goderieb and a cemetery. In
the cemetery the dead people are all un-
der ground."
The case at Welland against G. II.
Pugsley, as alleged for bringing stolen
property into Canada, has been dismiss-
ed by the magistrate at Welland, there
being no evidence to convict him, Mr.
Pugsley has instructed his solicitors,
Cameron, Holt et Cameron, of Goderieb,
to commence an action for $10,000 for
false arrest.
The Ottawa correspondent of the Globe
says : A splendidly conviating analogical
speech was delivered by Mr. McMillan,
of South Huron, one of the best farmers
of Ontario, a strong, clear debater, and a
thorough master of this olaes of questions.
Ris exposure of the glaring injustice of
the tarriff upon the masses of the people
was striking—even
startling.
startlin .
The Exeter Advocate says :—The other
day we were shown a photograph by Jas.
Westcott, wbinh was taken in California,
showing, combined reaper and threshing
machine in operation. The maohins is
drawn by twenty.six horses and driven
by Jessie Westoott, son of Jae. Westcott,
of Usborne. The machine cuts and
threshes about forty acres of grain. The
width of the out is eighteen feet.
Frons the Provincial Government Re-
port of the Ontario Instltation for the
edaoation of the deaf and dumb,at Belle.
villa, we find for the year ending Sept,
80, 1890, there were thirteen pupils from
the County of Huron. One Saab .whose
P.O. address is Blake, Gorrie, Dungen.
non, Dunlop, Clinton, Londesboro', Port
Albert, Brussels, Wingham, Rirkton,
Oranbrook, Dungannon and Exeter.
There were 274 pupils during the past
year.
Early last Tuesday morning the hotel
owned and occupied by Mr. Robinson
and the store owned and 000upied by
Mr. Stewart, at $inborn, were destroyed
by fire. The fire started in Mr. Stewart's
store and the wind was blowing toward
the hotel, Mr. Stewart saved nothing of
hia stock and will be a heavy loser, prob-
ably 53,000 above his insnranso. Mr.
Robinson was more fortunate, be having
had time to remove considerable of his
furniture, eto., but the contents of the
collar ooeld not be saved.
Mr. Dickson, jailor, reported to the
County Council as follows : There are 20
prisoners in jail, 2 females and 18 males.
Of the former, Mary Brady, is a vagrant
from McKlillop I she was recommitted for
the 7th time on the lith of December last.
and apparently
is 57 weak-minded,
a pp Y
without friends Tho other female be-
ing committed for murder, is awaiting
trial. Of the 10 males, 8 are insane, they
are eimply awaiting removal to the asy-
lum, Of the others, one is under sen.
tone° of larceny, two for assault, one for
contempt of court, and one debtor, the
remaining 11 are vagrants, three of them
are old and feeble, being aged respective-
ly 07, 68 and 80. At present there are 0
patients under caro of the jail surgeon.
At the annual meeting of the McKillop
Mutual Insurance Co., Gabriel Elliott, of
Goderich township, was elected one of
the directors. This seems to be a well
managed company under the presidency
of Thos. E. nays. The total number of
policies now in force is 1047, covering an
insurance to the amount of 52,885,650,
To guarantee this amount of insurance
there are premium notes on hand to the
value of $65,101.45. During the past
year there wo 768 new policies written
covering an insurance of $1,128,050,
which is secured by premium notes to
the value of 52x 785. The losses for the
year amount to 01,e11, and Mu) assess•
utonta cnlleete l amounted to $3,010,
which, considering the amount at risk, is
a very light assessment, The year was
I closed with a balance r,1 5501 It the
Ltrctte111y. Tho asset.; nl the routl,auy
I atnnnnt in 9 I e2e, end there eye 110 Iia.
tmem
Perth County.
St. Marys ltas a live Ministerial As -
ambition.
George Blackburn, of St. Marys, has
fallen heir to 55,000.
On an average ix tramps have Lodg-
ed in the Stra.fo,el jail every night last
week.
Ars. Arthur Robb, of Stratford, has
won a $00 pries in the Truth Bible coin.
petittou.
The warden and clerk were instructe1
to purchase a suitable flag for the court-
house before the spring assume com-
ntenco in Stratford.
The Annual meeting of the North
Perth Conservative Association will be
held at Milverton on Thursday, 20th
1:' 'clock p. at s0 0
1. m.
Dr. Sh,o f Stratford, lost ono of
uver
his handsome driving horses a fete days
ago. The animal slipped on the street
and broke one of hie legs, necessitating its
being shut.
At the Reform Convention held at
Fullarton's Corners J./LOMB Trow,
was again made the Dominion candidate
and Thos. Ballantyne, M. P. P., Reform
candidate for the local.
Mrs. Farmer, of Stratford, widow of
Christopher 0. Farmer, who wee recent-
ly killed by lumber projecting over a oar
in the Grand Trunk yard at Stratford,
has brought au action against the nom
pany for $20,000.
At the late session of Perth County
Council in Stratford, Geo. A. Moir, of
St. Mary's, was appointed by the newly
elected Warden, as oars of the county
auditors for the current year. Tho coun-
cil elected James Jones, of Mitchell, as
the other.
Elms Cheese and Butter Manufactur-
ing 00. have had a very sueeeseful sea-
son, as will be seen by the following
quotations ;— Milk received, 4,040,170
lbs. ; °bee -e made, 288,885 lbs. ; average
lbs. of milk to make one lb. cheese, 10.78 ;
total sum realized, $27,827.13 ; money
paid patrons, 528,217.89 ; average priori
paid, per pound, 9.7.
The St. Mary's Journal says : Early
Friday mulling last, while the thunder
storm was at its height in this section,
the dwelling house of Henry Henderson,
of Blanshard, about three miles from
town was struck with lightning. The
deadly current entered at the west end
near the roof and shattered everything
it met until it found a stopping place in
the seller. The house was atone and
there were not only great holes made in
the will, but large stones were rent in
pieces. Locks were broken, windows
smashed, pies!ering destroyed, wood-
work splintered, °baits broken and car-
pets torn. A musket with a heavy load
in had the stock shivered to atoms but
the gen was not disoharged. Strange to
say that although muoh serious damage
was done to the house and muoh of it
over the beadsrof where Mr. and Mrs.
Benders= slept, that they escaped unin-
jured. The house was insured in the
Blanshard Mutual.
Ci r•es
A large number of people attended
Adam Good's monthly sale last week.
Mrs. Davie, of Holmesville, is visiting
her parents this week.
W. R. Bishop paid a brief visit to the
Ontario Agtiaulturai College, Guelph,
last week.
President Uriah McFadden represent-
ed the East IIuron Farmers' Institute at
Toronto last week.
Last Wednesday evening Prof. Chap-
man, of London, gave a magic lantern
entertainment at Shine's school house.
P. C. Duncan, of Brandon, Man., is
here on a visit for a few weeks. He has
been in the West for the past seven or
eight years and likes it well. Mr. Dan.
can is a son-in•law to Lachlin McNeil,
well known in this township.
The enation sale at Donald MaLauch.
lin'e last Wednesday was largely attend.
ed. The premeds amounted to about
$1,300 outside of the real estate, las.
Duncan bought the 50 sore lot in Morris
for $700. The corner farm in Grey,
which is splendidly located, was bid np
to $5,080 bat as this did not reach the
reserve bid the plaoe was not sold. F.
S Scott, of Brussels, wielded the
auctioneer's hammer in a capital style.
I3luevale.
The snow scarcely amounted to enough
to make sleighing.
Friends from Goderieb were visiting
at S. Scott's for a few days last week.
Wm. Messer, leading merchant of Blue -
vale, visited Brussels one day this week.
Niro. Barkley, of Brussels, was in the
village over last Sunday. Mr. Barkley
called on Monday,
J. S. ib oTavish was reelected As.
sensor for Tnrnberry township at the
last 000510» of the Council.
Next Sunday the members and ad.
hereots of the Presbyterian church will
vote on the organ question.
Mr, Harris, of Turnberry, will move to
Bluevale in a few days. no has par.
chased the hoose hitherto occupied by F,
Scott.
A feta nights ago while playing foot.
hall los. MoPhoreon's watch jumped out
of Itis pocket. So far no trees of it has
been soon.
Last Sunday evening snail it aroma
gathered at the Methodist chitroh to wet.
come Rev. Dir, Wallwin back to B uovele
that sotrtc had to go home witlttnt matt.
aging to get in at all,
!loot Sunday eventing Mr. Wallwiu
will address the young anon, and at the
pruyeranootings ou Thureday evenings
ha will spoalt from the hoop of ilounun,
'this will nn doubt enlarge the praycr-
rrtcethtge,
CI Intoe►.
The market almost grew wood last
week,
Flowers are blooming in many windows
in Clinton,
A sister of Mrs. J. H. Cook is on u visit
here this weolt.
A. reward is being offered tar the cap.
bars of a clothes thief who has been busy
lately,
Mrs, Noble, a resident of Olinton far
some time, is about to remove to Gode.
rich.
GOO. ":Mason, boelcsollor and etatimler,
was its town Ibis week looking after bind.
nese interests.
Several friendly matches have been
arranged with neighboring football
teams as soon as rho grounds are fit,.
Now that tho influenza has gone we
may expect better congregations, prayer
meetings and n better attendanoo at all
religious greetings.
Mr. Seldon, who has been supplying
here for a short thine, has a000pted a
unanimous call to the pastorate of the
Clinton Baptist Church.
Rey. Mr. Livingston and A. H. Man-
ning conducted service for Mr. Edge on
Sunday, he being absent. Rev. Mr.Stew-
art took hie afternoon work.
Mr. Wheetly has been appointed con.
stable, successor to fir. Tedford. Our
late constable may retire satiufled that
order never was hotter nor the place better
kept,
Rev. Mr. Stewart ocoupiod his own
pulpit and took for his text the first 17
verses of Matthew. Not very attractive,
h nt the s of
but in
u n n l Mr. S. anIn'tnee
picture was drawn of rho "Relation of
Goof to Man,"
The weather eon Clines ttiutry looking
but little snow, The merry shouts in
the evenicg info. ms us that the young
folks are enjo>ing the ice. Jack Prost
has)
of asci a rink at Query mnddtolo.
Admission fres tumbles extra.
Mrs. Morrigan passed quietly away to
her last home on Tue-day, oho had been
confined to her house for several years
on account of rheumatism. This winter
La grippe laid its hand on her and she
never recor•ered from the ,•hock.
The ball on Friday evening was all
that wealth and beauty could give it.
Music Dame from London at a cost of
upwards of 3100. Thera were at least 76
couples. Sleigbloads oame from Wing.
ham, Exeter, Seaforth and Goderieh.
"Thera was a sound of revelry by night,
And Huron's capital (If tbiega wore as they
ought to be) had gathered there,
Her beauty au d her chivalry."
Miss Murray is in her accustomed
plans,—Mr. Chid ey is able to be out
side.—Mr. Moburohy is slowly reoover-
ing.—Mr. Rowell seems to be mending.—
Mr. Plumsteel is muoh better.—Rev. Mr.
Edge is able to attend to his duties.—
Rev. Mr. Craig preaohed last Sunday.—
Mr. Dickson, bookseller, is 'octet all well.
$ie brother is looking after the basinses
just now.
An entertainment, under the auspices
of the Y. P. 0. A. of Willis' church, was
well attended. A good program had been
prepared by the committee. The music
was good. An essay from Mr. Burobill,
was read by President Budge. An ad-
dress on "Character" was delivered by
Rev. Mr. Edge. Vice.President Grant
was in the chair. Misses Mobureby,
MoGarva and Fair fingered the keys for
the evening.
R. PHILLIPS
oz7 TcmoiNmo,
I -Itis tin ()Mee in
Cady's Block, Seaforth
Whore he can bo
Consulted on all
Chronic
Diseases of
both Boxes.
Consumption. Asthma and Catarrh
treated successfully by Inhalation of Medi-
cated Vapors, the only rational treatment
for those diseases.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
and all diseases of the Urinary Organs poei.
tively oared in a short time,
Cali or Address
11-11 DR. P$ILLIPS, 8nAFoaTo.
MONTHLY FAIR.
A Fair for the Sale of Horses,
Cattle, &c., will be hold in
Blyth on
Tuesday, Mar. 41.h, '90
A.uetion Sales conducted Free of
Charge on above date.
A. ELDER, 0, HAMILTON,
Seo'yTreas. 81.8 President.
JOtCUL
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ea,tat
Cures
t
Jtkeunlatis
MEAT c11ARKET,
MAIN S'TREi9T, • i3RUSSELS,
Naw CUIRtEi iRORiTol
Vfrsli and
ttlebestquid
by niweye oft
intuit antl110-
livered to
any part or
t
he Vtllago
ltue.e or
t'bit l'g p. -
TERMS VERY FAVORABLE
IS at,i'. +Ler.i.Llo' V ai,ittizte:l
For which the higlteet market Klee
will bo paid. I also make a specialty of
buying Bides and Skins, Don't forgot
the place, /text door to Fletcher's Jcwnl-
ry Store,
A, 1 l`lidf 113.
Private Funds to Loan.
20,000
Have been placed in my hands
for Investment on real estate.
LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST,
No Conivsussiora,
Borrowers can have loans com-
pleted in 'three Days if title
satisfactory.
W. M. SINCLAIR,
Solicitor, Brussel*.
St, Loon Mineral Water,
The following speak for themselves :
Brussels, Ont., Jan. 8, 1800.
I have beau using St. Loon water for
the pact month or so and have found it
very effloaoious in promoting good health.
After using it a week I found my apps•
tits muoh benefit -toil and can now eat as
much in one nioal as used to suffice mo
for two. For any rheumatic affection I
believe it to be. ahead of any drugs or
patent modioines, and think that per.
sons of a rheumatic tandanoy should use
it constantly.
A. 11.1.111TER,
Clerk 4th Division Court
Comity Huron.
Mn. Awn Goon, Brussels.
Dear Sir,—Tiro 81. Leon Mineral Wat
er that I have been getting from you has
dons me Bo muohood that I cheerfully
Y
give my testimony in its favor and hope
ottwrs may be persuaded to give it a
trial.
IIhaoiTrn, Sn.
Brussels, Jan. 7, L890.
This water, the like of which is found
no where else but at St. Leon, in the
Province of Quebeo, resembles all nat-
ure's productions, an egg or grain of
wheat for instance. We van tell what
au egg or grain of wheat is composed of
but man is utterly linable to nuke a
grain of wheat or create an egg and he is
just as unable to counterfeit St. Leon
Mineral Water. But kind nature has
done for us what we could not do for
ourselves—brought the sixteen different
ingredients of this water together in the
proper proportions, mixed them and
pours them forth in a copious stream.
I am in a position to supply this re-
markable water, absolutely pure, straight
from the wells, at a price that leaves
little after covering the Dost of bringing
it this far.
ADAM GOOD,
The Toronto Grocery.
THOSt FLETCHER,
Practical W'atehntaker"
arbd Jeweler.
Thanking the public for past favors and
support and wishing still to secure
your patronage, we ars opening
out Full Lines in
COLD AND MER WATCHES.
Silver Plated Ware
D an
from EstablishedMakers,
o d Relia bio
fully warranted by us.
Cloaks of the
Latest Designs.
JE\NELRY
Wsnsisa Rivas,
LAM M Goa Rixos,
Bn000aas,
Eenamas, &a.
r1Atso a Full Line of Vronixs and
Violin Strings, &a., in stook.
N. U.• -insurer or Marriage Licenses,
T. Fletcher, - Brussels.
Brilliant
Durable !
Economical !
Diamond Dyes.excel all others
in Strength, Purity and Fastness.
None other are just as good. Be-
ware of imitations, because they
are made of cheap and inferior
materials, and give poor, weak,
crocky colors, To be sure of
success, use only the DIAMOND
DYES for coloring Dresses, Stock-
ings, Yarns, Carpets, Feathers,
Ribbons, &c., &c. \Ve warrant
them to color more goods, pack-
age for package, than any other
dyes ever made, and to give more
brilliant and durable colors. Ask
for the Diamondand take no other.
Al Dress Dyed
A Cont Colorer!
Samants Rewind ) CENTS.
A Child can use them!
FOR
At inrggisti and Mmct.atns. 1)yc nook free.
WELLS, RICHARDSS"pN
Montreal, 1a, Q.
'POST'
BOOK STORE.
ANOTHER - GROSS
--oF—
ScVular's
Comooious
zurtia,3mv!/1 EU.
Each contains a Lead Penci 1
(Rubber Tipped) Slate Pell -
(encased in wood) Pen-
holder and Pen and a
'Wooden Ruler,
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