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NEW ARRIVALS !
.Bonthron& Son
Have a large stock of
NEW
—AI SQ,
A large stock of
FRESH
they will sell very cheap.
ii and see for yourselves at the
ety- occupied by -
13.013ERTSON &
_FJONTITRO.-& & SOX.
lut,,
TqrPSI
f.„ kkh
LINKS his numerous customers fore-
libeial patronage during the
ifteen year, zuel trusts he will re -
it
;Ilea now on hand a, large assert-
eef Good Sound
3reen Hemlock T.
lthe warrantl will give satisfaction.
lesa
CING AND DRAINING
LLWYs KEPT ON HAND,
—
FEET OF PINE
Cul. Fort
AND et::\IERAL PURPOSES
ib he offers on, liberal terms. Ur-
i1l be promptly- attended to.
:Millis situated on the Taw -thine
and Itullett, 3, and mitea
he Huron Road. -
kxeth, Nov, 16, 1874. 84- tf:
QUEE
a ranee Company:
LIVERPOOL (Se LONDON.
ITAL - $2,000,000 Sterling
rFric - -Queen Buildings, Liver-.
eed raceehurch Street, London.
IDA IkIANCII ot-eice--Exchaege
Builditigs, Montreal.
=•-Wm. Morton, &el., Chairman
Thomas, EN., 1 )avid Terrance,
audthe Hon. James Ferrier.
eeitis -Meleon's Bank.
Ailvesees--- Messrs. Ritchie,
Rose.
q. M. D.
-Thomas S, Scott, Esq.TkL°
-Thomas It. Johnson, Esq.
PENT SEt `It ETA RY AN » GENERAL
--A. 3.1ziekenzie Forbes, 13 St.
era Street, Niontreal.
nulersiened haviug- been appoint
-
et fur the above Company, parties
to insure against 1 -ss by lice can
the meet favourable terms.
NAelies granted en as advantage -
as as any other respectable Com-
plex mem( ss iuC anada.
jAMES 11leE.N6ON,
Agent ;
I3EN8 ON & :NIEY ER 'S
Law }Thee,
Seaforth,
R,
-an-ACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
eTWRIGHT L Surgeon
• ,
ist, extracts teeth without pain
oF th Nitrous Oxide Gas.
ver the Leaeon store, Strat-
teinianc(- in Seaford', at Knox's
e first Tuesday and Wednesday
)a-th ; in a. -E, the coin -
on the followiug Thurs-
Fridays_
requiring new teeth are re-,
call, if at seaferth aud
first day of att rulaece.
.,000 patients have had. teeth
the use ef the Gas,-at,„Dre
diees, New York
BORO MILLS !
CHANCED HANDS.
ea laving purchased the Roxboro
;ztFlottria,g Mills, increased the Ma-
t
th t Mill in tt thorough sttrte o.f.
art ctott prepared to
CI4OPPING.
AN D -
d.% or general Custom Work,
t E thertsst notice.
so desire to strtte to farrne14 cord
tht• wort be done Mater their
•. they hie nu hesitation in goartra-
it..tistaction.
a real ectfully solicited.
&
Trix 28. 1871.
Joalceying a- Landlord
aawick. -
In one 'of the villages of the
border not far from jiawick, • a
-worthy W'S the other week in- the
uncomfortable position of bating no
rent for his landlord, and was at
his wit's end, while the landlord,
strongly suspecting the State of
matters, and being unwilling to go
to the expe.nse of a warrant, kept.a
watchful eye in case he should be
done. A number of companions
-were gathered to give our worthy a
lift, but, the presence of tlie land-
lord " Loggling about," scared them;
so they lektl to ha:.g abeut the sti-eet
--orners lookiog as innocent as
possible. At length they hit upon
plan to .come over the lendlord,
with what. result the secinel will
show. One of tie fir . nu reber was
presented with a shilling and sorne
instructions, so he went quietly up
the street till he came to where Mr.
--ewers standing, and with a start
of surprise said, " Ab,
ye're just the very man 1 wanted
tae see!" "An what div ye NV al) t
wi' me, ma man I" was -Mr. 's
question. I -wantailoose, an�l .1
suppose ye hae some tae let." " Aye,"
said Mr. , taking a good look
at bis customer, " A W mi eh t be able
tae pit ye up." " Come awa.' in
here," said the would-be tenant,-
" an' we'll settle it owre a dram."
Mr. , falling innocently into
the snare, made for the nearest
public house, where a gill was call-
ed for to settle the house pestion.
Another gill was got to seal the
bargain, and the landlord, seeing his
new tenant so open-hancted, stood
another ; and thea over the third'
they began co tell long stories, while
the time slipped imperceptibly away: -
Meanwhile the flitters were at it
with handbarrow and hurley, and
our wortey's "sticks" were soon con-
veyed to a place ef safety. By the
time the third gill Was finished, Mr.
and his new tenant had a
misunderstanding, -when his new
tenant gat up and -went out, telling
the landlord to "keep tne house!"
When Mr.- got to the house, he
saw by the litter lying that he had
been done—done, as he said, "by
drink and rascaldom ; " and he
declares th t before the next
flitting -time he will join the Good
Templars.---.ELp7'CSS.
_
Popularity of the Princess
Royal in Germany.
Tne Crown Princess of Prussia
(the Princess Royal of Englend) re-
(eived quite en ovation during the
triumphal entry of the trooes into
Berlin. The Ernikress, the Princess,
and the Grand ruchess of Baden,
and several other royal lauies
odcupied carriages in the procession
immediately following the Ent perces
staff, and were all heartily cheered.
"But heartiest airong these cheers,
(writes the correspondent ef the
J)azlj .Yu «) are those which greet
the right royal wife cf the Crown
Pricce. - She is the evident favorite
of the hidies as well as that Of the
gentlemen. " Thkit is Victoria,"
they exclkkire with delight,. while
testifying to their feeliegs by Wit V-
i np; h an dkerebiefs and shouting
"Hoch." The Crown Princess ap-
peare to appreciate her reception.
Her face is wreathed in imiles—
with those inexpressibly ainating
smiles which the late Lord Drounik-
ton_noted as the special- a three tion
of her rov‘d mother.. The popularity
of the princess is not a thing of
yesterday ; yether noble and praise-
worthy conduct during the late war
bas doubiy endeared her to the not
very impressionable people among
whom her lot is cast. Many a
wounded soldier owes alleviation of
his sufferinge, if not his life, to the
zeal and devotion which the princess
exhibited when superintending the
hospitals at Frankfort and Hamburg.
The last time I saw her -was when
visiting these hospitals. . She was
then dressed very plainly, and had
none of the trappings of royalty
about her. To day she is beautifully
attired in a most becomirg- muslin
dress ; but sbe does not gain , any-
thing in interest or excite a warmer
feeling- of admiratien than when she
spent boers in -visiting and nersonal-
ly caring for the sick and the dying.
At the festivities on the occasion of
the return of the garrison troops to
Potedern the princess won g-ol den
opinions by a gracious and a grace-
ful net Before the troops entered
the town, her royal highness rode
along in front of the first regiment
of guards, and with her own fair
hands affixed a laurel wreath to eacb
battalioir stand a rd.
4 11-1
K. f.NDN'ESS TO RSES. —The horse
can be reclaimed from mi.ny vicious
habits by the law of kindness. When
George M. Patchen was irk the
zenith of his glory, and matched
\\rib the queen of trotters, Flora
they chanced to- change
grooms. This was disgusting to the
old hero of sf allions.. He feught the
new comer till they were forced to
restore the old groom. When his
oldcherished groom, who had slept
11 t!u3 stable for Years, returned, the
herse resumed las former quietude,
and trotted thatseaou same of his
lizsrtaie.elebrated races. —C e Western,
H A R
OF TH
HAYI
Solid Cast 5 teel a
A col
KIDD'S
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.741-1E HVRON,-.E.POSITOR..
/VP II O. 04,4,
DWAR;.E.Y. H A RDWARE!
Of all descriptions, Cheap, at the
CIRCULAR
SAW.
Rpi3, ivrpfol\T (Sz 00_
Just roc vell a splendid assortment of
Q•84. HIFVEST TOOLS, VIZ.:
I other Scythes, Smiths, Iny Forks and Rakes, Morgan's & Mully Cradles, &c.,
•' Also, Spades, Shovels, Hoes, &e. •
plete assortment of Builders' Hardware.
American Water Linie and Calcined Plaster.
ACK SCREWS TO HIRE.
member the spot, and don't fail to call and examine goods andmices.
RICK BLOCK, SIGN OF, THE CIRCULAR SAW,
Seaforth, Ont.
W. ROBERTSON & CO.
L PIA GOODS
I: A T THE
NTREA
L HOUSE.
COTTO
New-B-Unswick, Pere
Harvest Mitts,
reserve J rs,
Jellr- Pots.
SUGARS,
Butte
••
• YARN,
and Beaver Mills.
antec
ECKSON & CO.,,
MAIN -ST., SEAFORTH.
SSWARE,
CIIEA.P
BILL
R. 1,
Begs to state
KIDD
BILLIAR
There are
BLES,
and excellent
itors and play
Attendants
Boilable hours
1 66- tf
ARD ALL
tha
fl
COLLINS
he has opened m
EW BLOCK,
01-t.
in be hall FOUR T
& May's Manuf
ae on -In -iodations for vi
ers.
will be on hand at all rear -
P. W. COLLI,N.,
Proprietor.
NEW LI
Between.
We, the u
the inhebitan
Wroxeter, an
we are now rtt
der
s of
the
ni
OF STAG -ES,
th and Wroxeter.
HH
igted, beg to inform
Seaforth, Ainleyville,
public generally, that
a
De IL I STAGE, _
(Sundays exce ted ) each way, aa follows.
Leaving Sea& rth at 11 m.; leaving
A inleyville at 3 p. .; leaving Wioxetet
at 12 noon; le yin Aifileyville it 3 p.
m.;—connectii g- th nuirriing and even -I
Mg trains, gob g e st and west, alao with -
Walkerton a. nd 11 rriston stagee. Com -1
fortarble vehicl d fast time. 1 Livery
in connection t 6 aforth.
R SS & JOHNTSONE,
167-tf proprietors.
SALE,
A FIOUS eke D. rr WO LOTS.
DESIRA• )LE Dwelling -house and
teve excell ntlijts dn St. John street,
Seaforth, for s e easonable terms.
Apply to' J 1 He SEATTER,
167-tf Druggist, &c.
0
LOCKMAN'S
Telegraph a
CANADA LI
Issuer of
A m erican
Particular ittel
JO
Store, Seaferth
C LL,
GE- 1' FIR
SE -I I 0 MAO gIN ES,
id Dxpr se Companies,
"E S URANCE
Ma ria, e Licences.
oney might and sold..
tion p •
PRIN ING. I
tt & A nistron's Book -
174
'ABOREI:
Leweeks will
G -OVER
In Grey. WA
Enquire of t
or apply eo-the
T. Blain.
Grey, May 1
OTI E.
W a. tin work for a few
ind enipi oyneent on tile
MEN DRA NS,
JS i 23 per day. i•
e foreman -.On this w rk,
agent at the office, as.
. BLAIN Contract° .
1871. ! '180- f
•
ATOTICE is 1
en not to cut
lots N. 3 18,
concession Hay
BELL. is dote'
utmost extrem
I G5- ef
arlICE, 1
ereby giVe to all pe ons
any timber or trespas on
19 encl. 20 ie the 5th
,as the ov er, P UL D.
mined to unis to the
of the a,* all so doing.
LUMBER! LUMBER!
LATH and SHINGLES.
THE Undersigned have on hand at
their Mill, one half mile :North of
Ainleyvile, a large Stock of Dry Pine
teumber, part (about b5,000 feg) of which
is Dressed let and 1-1 Flooring. They
hare also on hand
5,000 ft. of Strip ath
which is warranted first-claSs,
and no slabs.
'heir Shingle Machine will start about
e 18th instant, afte which date a plen-
ul supply; of SHIN e LES. will be kept
, on hapd. 0
Prompt attention given to orders from
a distance.
'
& T. SMITFI.
Dinele, April 121, 1. 71, 176-tf.
LO
FLO
UR!
AVING purchased and •()reliably re-Etted the
mills formerly owned b) the Idessrs. SCORIE,
now Prepai,ed to iurnis
FAMILY
S cond. to N
LOUR,
NE IN ,EAFORTH,
And that _will
0 mpare favorably wi h any in the Do-
minic>
f you want A 1 WILOCII, go to the fcjillowing
D milers and talc for MARSH4k f.T.'$—Ite limber
RSHALL'S FLOUR: •
•
W. SCOTT ROBERTSON,
WILLIAM AULT,
J. WHITESI
SIMON FOWL' eL,
JOHN CAVANAGH,
WM. THOMSON, Egrnonclville,
Or at W. MARSHALL'S.Mills.
rders left Aslith W. S. ROBERTSON will be
raptly atteucllA to.
arties who wish to
Pr
Excha ge Wheat for Flou
certain to re ive proper quantity, and an arti-
el tlurt will del) competition.
W. MARSHA 1 L.
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EAUTIFUL WO3IEN.—This country i justly
proud of,its beautiful women; but ho many
di annually,or rematurely lose their hea th and
yo th, for want f a remedy euitable to the r pecu-
liar ailments. That remedy ts found in Ton MOSES'
FEMALE PILLS. We know hundreds of cas s where
they have been used with the gm test succ kss. In
• all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, ain in
the Back and Limbs, Heaviness. Fatigue. c 1 slight
rtion. Palpitation of the Heart, Lo ess of
Sp Is, Hysteric s, Sick Headache, 'Whites, and all
th painful dis ases occasioned by a di ordered
sy tem, these Pi Is will effect a cure when a othgr
mans have fail d, moderati .g excesses ant rernok-
iv obstruction, , -whether fr m cold or an other
ca se. - Suffer ni more anxiety or low spi its, but
tr) them. ForI full padre ars get a p mphlet,
fr e, of the agent.
ob Moses, Nov York, Sol Proprietor. $ .00 and
12 cents for postage, enclosed to Northop &Lyman,
/s;e castle, Ont. eenerttl agents for the D minion,
wi I insure a bottle, containing over 50 ilia by
ret ern ntail.
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--5-- Sold in ,,
earth by E. Hickson & o., and
1....
R. Lumsden; A Stephens. illitchell; J, S. oorubs,
C • ton, aed all Medicine Dealers. lti7-9
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SRRAYED HORSE.
QTRAYED from a stable in New Hamburg, on
the 14th of jnly, n. SORREL HORSE of medium
ago, with dark brown mane; about 5 years old;
its hoofs had been tarred only a short time before;
to all appearances, it has unfastened itself and
taken the road to Stratford or Seaforth. Any per-
son giving such information to the undersigned as
will load to its recovery will receive a libertil re-
ward. JUSTUS ROEDDING.
Zurich, Mu% County, July 15, 1871. 189-3t
STRAY CALVES.
STRA.YED from the premises of the subscriber,
Lot No. 26, 4th Commotion, L. R. S., Tucker -
smith, on or about the Oth of ;Tilly, four Spring
Calves,—two heifers, one steer and one bulb—one
nearly white, one spotted read and white, and the
other two all red, A liberal reward will be given
for such information as will lead to their recovery.
JAMES FORSYTIIE.
Tuckersmith, July 18, 1871. 189-4*
NOTICE.
1/1-11. 13.13. SCOTT hasl this day been duly an-
-LY-1-thorized to collect the outstanding notes and.
accounts dne Mr. DAVIES, and all
Parties indebted to him ere hereby requested to
make immediate settlement of the same and save
costs.
DUNCA.N McVARLANE,
Accountant, of hrockville, Trustee.
Mr. SCOTT will meet parties on the kat SA:1MR-
DAY in July at Mr, Money's Hotel, from 10
o'clock A. M. to 5 o'clock P. M. 137-4t
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FARM FOR SALE.
Tile, subscriber offers his FARM for sale'be'ng
-a• south half of lot 20, Eighth Concession, Town-
ship of Monis. consisting of 100 amea, 70 of which
are cleared. There is a good log barn 50x30, a frame
granary, 1824, and a good lug house 34118. e
spring Creek rims through the farm. For partien-
lays apply to the subscriber on -the premises.
185-90 WILLIAM BUTTON.
TN all arts and manufactures, im-
-i-provement is now the eider of the
day, and none have more . fully ac-
knowledged and followed this precept
-.him Messrs.
Lazarus, Morris . & Co.
Manufacturers of the celebrated
PERFECTED LENSES.
All that science can do to alleviate
the distress caused by weak or failing
vision has been carefully studied by
them and adapted in the IIILLtIllifte,
tare of their celebrated Lenses -so
yell have they succeeded that all con-
ess, after trying these celebrated
3 -lasses, that inconvenience from
badness of sight is at once -removed. 1
M. R. COUNTER,
183 Agent, Seaforth.
AUCTION SALE
OF FARM STOCK AND IM
pLEMENTS.
Mr. Fowler's Sale of Farm Stock and. ImplementO
has bun Postponed until further notice.
FARM FOR SALE.
The subscriber -will also sell by private sale that
superior stock farm being lot No. 1 Second Conces-
sion, Hullett, containing 100 acres, 80 of which are
cleared turd all.under grass. There is on the prem-
ises a good new frame barn. The River Maitland
runs through theafarm. The *hole is well fenced.
It is situated on it good gravel road within three
miles bf the Tillage of Seaforth. For b. stock -rais-
ing and grazing farm, it has not a superior in
Canada.
Terns—One-third of the purchase money to be
paid down; the balance on time to suit the pur-
chaser, with interest at (3 per cent.
For further particulars apply to the proprietor,
WILLIAM FOWLER,
Seaforth Post Office.
Tackersmith, July 0, 1871. 1874d
7.
AnTramoussemmourtme
CAVANAGH'S
NEW BAKERY & CONFECTIONERY
J. CAVANAGH
Keeps on hand
ALL KINDS OF
Biscuits, Crackers,
CAKES, AND
CONFECTIONERY.
WEDDING CAKES
Made to order.
J. CAVANA.GH,
174 Main street, Seaforth.
GUELPH SEWING MACHINE do.
THE OSBORN
Lock -Stitch Sewing
MACHINE.
-
Thousands throughcut Canada are
new using these machines. They have
been tested beyond all question, make
the favorite lock -stitch, alike on both
sides, aud are pronounced superior to
any other machine1 offered the public.
For wide range of work, perfection,
beauty and excellence of mechanism,
aelaptability, strength and durability,
The Osborn, Sewing Machine licts
re iiieet Z.
roe Improvements have lately be n
raade, enabling the manufacturers jo
claim it as the ne plus ultra of Sewn g
machines. Hundreds of testimonials afe
being received daily from old. as well es
a:pa.bilities. Will do all kinds of d -
t
new operators attesting its wondert 11
c
mestic sewing, from the finest cambric
to the coarsest overcoat or upper leathe
GITARANTEED TO PE AS REPRESENIE
OR NO SALE, 'WARRANTED FOR
TIIREE YEARS.
The Osborn Outfit is complete a d
readily comprehended. Is sold at on -
half the price hithetto charged for in -
chines doing a like range of work, tl:e
manufacturers being determined to place
it within the reach. of every family .za
the country.
A _TRIAL FEFORE PURCHASE livill co
vince all that our ina,chiees are u
equaled,
THE GITEIPII REVERSIBL
Is pre-emineatly the best Single -Thread
Machine offered to the public—hence its
marvelous success Will do all varieties
of domestic sewing. PRICES GREATLY
REDUCED.
Hand Machine, with full outfit, $12';
Treadle do., $17. OP Each machine
guaranteed.
Pr A gents wanted everywhere. Splen-
did inducements to. make money.
Apply to
CUF.LPH SEWING MACHINE CO.,
G 'LT ELPH, CANADA.
W. N. WAT8-UN, Agent,
SEA.FORTH.
SEAFORTH
laniag Hill,
Sash, Door, and
BLIND FACTORY.
0
THE Subscribers beg leave to thank
their numerous customers for the
liberal patronage extended to them since
commencing business in Seaforth, and
trust that they will be favoredwith a
continuance of the same.
Parties intending to build -would dc
well to give them -a call, as they wil:
Continue to keep ohand a large Stool
of all kindsof
DRY PINE LUMBER SASHES,
DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, &c.,
They feel confident of giving satisfaction
to those who may favour eliem with
their patronage, as none but
first Class workmen are
employed.
Particular e.ttenlion paid to Custom
Planing "
BROADFOOT & GRAY.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
AtOTICE is hereby given that all par -
1.11 ties iedebted to Dr. COLEMAN,
either by note or book, are requested to
call at his office, at the Salt Works, and
settle the same immediately, otherwike,
they wed be sued without furthee notice,
Seaforth, April 11, 1871, r'; 175-tf
MONEY!
5,000 TO LEND.
T HAW:, the above sum on hand for
investment on good Farm Security, at
8 and 9 per cent.,—Private Funds.
JOHN 8. PORTER.
SEAFoRTII, July 25, 1870, 139.—
Seaforth Foundrii
•
ZAPFE st CARTER
Would desire to call attention to their
greatly improved
THRESHER & SEPARATOR
Which is able to eompge with any other
It.tachine in Canada.
Arrieng its Many advantages, we call at-
tention to he following—the way the
Cylinder is Constructed—it requires lese
power and is capable of
THRESHING MORE AND CLEANER
THAN .A2'TY OTHER.
The great complaint among Threshers -
always was, that they could thresh more
than they could clean, our improved drum.
does away with all these complaints ; it
is so construeted as to regulate the wind.
to keep theiiddles from chokieg, without
blowing any grain over. We have also
improved one Mills to prevent the grain.
going over With the straw.
We wouitll invite Farmers and Thresh-
ers, general] ', to give us a call, and ex-
amine our st ck before purchasing else-
where; we en sell as cheap as any other
Establishme •
None but thtzi best Material used, and the
very best workmen employed.
The Machines we sold last year enable
us to say that they gave better satisfac-
tion than aby other ever !soid, in this
HORSE POWER I
kept an hand at all times.
We would also- desire to direct the
attention of farmers to our
1
SAWING MACHINES
Which are capable of tawing from forty
to fifty tords of wood per day.
Superior Gang Ploughs, Straw Cutters,
Cultivators, Scuftiers. Wooden and iron -
team Ploughs, Scrapers, Kettles, Sze.,
All of which we warrant to give satisfac-
tion, and will be sold as cheap as at any
other Esta,blishinent in the Province.
REPAIRING- AND CASTING!
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Done on the shortest notice and most
reasonable terms.
143-1y— ZAPPE & CARTER,
ITRNITURE
01-1M.Zseelz",
A T
THOS. BEL1L S.
THOMAS BELL
Is now prepared to manufacture furni,
ture
As Cheap as the Cheapest.
Parties wishing to buy wholesale eau
be supplied at
Toronto Wholesale Prices,
WA.RE ROOMS OPPOSITE THOMAS
KIDD'S.
WORK SHOP, CORNER OFM A R-
KET SQUARE,
TURNING done on the
Shortest Notice.
COFFINS kept constantly on
han 1.
A HEARSE FOR HIRE.
170-tf
.EDWARD "CASH,
Dealer in all kinds of
Farm and _Dairy,
Produce,
•
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
The Highest Price in Money
FOR
WOOL AND BUTTER.
Pay your fees an(i drive up to his
gore, GODERICH STREET,
SEAFORTH,'
BUTTER FIRKINS for sale ancl to
exchange. 180 -eh
FARMS FOR SALE.
TIOB. Sale Lot No. 22, 13th Concessio:n
ju Township of MeKillop, containing
One Hundred Acres, forty-five of which
are cleared. well -fenced, and a never fail-
ing stream of water 111/3.3 through one
corner. No buildings. Also, the unex-
pired.texert of eight years of the lease of
part of Lots 27 and 28, 12th concession,
with the tnivilege of purchasing at anv
time. Piirchaec money $1,275, to extend.
over a period of ten years. Thise lot is
all wood. land. For further particulars
apply to the undersigneu.
THOMAS STEPHENS,
Seaforth.
January 11, 1871, 1c4eti
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