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I help when it comes. , I - J t� I'd have th- ght %er lover
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. F, ossib16. for fin of the . - 'Wea 0 � . I -spemlint .be;
f I "'I only refuse- what -is imp . . , - . I I I I tt§ tbing� for � �. I �R - ,I J -
n .4 . t1T,. t. U A ; a -VI h" I ,,ouldhave chosen some -AT, OX7 1�.�,,J� ,I �4� -
n.AVrJL.r,b--U1-- k 0111 -Mr, -1 . we to accept, ' returned Q,ueenie) in a I line money e a IF . )served 'Queerfie, a little I .
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I 61( what.! all Vicyse t Ang' a out of 'five ier himsell," 6 � . �
. 4`14 Ay you'll never guess. Why my choking voice. " All, you`cannot,underm . : ,d -incredulolisly; ncredulously'- at this juncture. "He
dear young lady, -when lie told me .to stand, you do n,qt know that since that ,ounds!" ie ;runti , . . . rs)rt of lovej,,P) she thought, -
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/ come and.fetGh you I was that flabber- terrible night I hive �early lostEmmle. ,- - I frock, jacket a . I h an fiiterest�lg duty oil CAMPBELL'S .
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. gasted-if you know the meaning Of And then she told , hin as what besidbs.� 'I. . * nd. 0 I I I 11
- sue -tha could would allow. her of all she had been noney was or � ourself. " � - . her old fri � � -
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h an outlandish word I .1 � �. ad delighted witb every- . Caleb coughed, and stopped to inispect .
not tell �rhethek I was standling- 011 MY thi7otigh. . ' . � I I Emmie, ig I it . a promising . A 4 a,nd then
. t you to fetch have thing, " she we it on i The leasure seberry busl , . I
4. I I wan, " Hurnph ! that's � why you tt. p - -t a,nd that
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me Frank Marriott's -daughter,' lie say growir thin and unsubstaritial-looking. brought a t ge'lof cl 6 her face ; it he discovereg iLis pipe was ou,, SIGN OF TH � RED FLAG '
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- . . �, ' ' e seen he must 1,eplEnish it, it was quite five I I
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in a queer off -hand way,, and he shut I thought there was som e Chang in ould- draw pro - i
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his eyes and laid q-111fiet. "' � . - .- You ought to get heavy damages rom. her." . .1 . I minutes, Oo, I L I -
11 - ( ( Humph ! I dare say there will be perly, and Qu nie got impatient for her I . . i -
. "' Do you in. eanMr. Calcott has se t those women. . But the &. ild is 'getting � I iswered. � - ;
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for me?" gasped Queenie. For the mo- we OLU sayi�" - 1 6 .
I I I ,11, y . t . h good done to me ther I Wily � �,ann A he get therri. filmself ?"
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ment.she.looked quite. frightened. - "Yes; but she is not stroi1g, and 6ieingkept an ho' waiting for o' MAIN STREET � SENFORT11
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cc �y" - i-equires . - No, one ifolk's.pleasur _ I 2 -tibled, you .'I . , .
. A sure enough ; though I never i the areatest Care. . . I ; know, I nded not have )ro I . 9 I
could watch over her as I do, I under- * ! 11W9A imus., be done, you I / . i � .
. thought you would have guessed it so . � I I ` " The �term ( 7"o. be 0oWilmed. I !
-L. ,- I kiio�v her every look ; teturned queenie ligbll�- I -1
soon'14 returned Caleb, admiringly stand - her . 1. ) ---L-- . J� .
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" but women's wits, beat men's hollow. I see directly she is weary or L . ' I . .
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I . Wei . . - . Runcinian ..- arid I: - I I Indee'��i ! Is the Yra�d visit �O' be . - . e I . . ;. I I
wonder ; so I waited for him to open leave her evou witlic Air 7 . _. . 1. I I I ; r I
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tabeso, ood as to repeat his speech, 07-shmild think the atmosphere 11suppressedleag -ness .n. . Ci r promptness
. . I . 94 month before ship of Uallett, call-
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. - chool could 'not : there is a W1 ole Concession 0 th) Town ' Enterprise, vil�,`t), 1
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feaxing 1, ldn2t rightly understood of that precious s � � I - taining 152 acres, 120 -acres of which are el mred . .
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him,)* be coat(lucive to the welfare of a -nerv- itbat; we need no+7 _ ,itivil bionj the . I
` rhere is oil the pt � .
Now let I me r&d - to you. 11 I Lit* einises � coin- - .
44 'Yon have: understood me- very ous, invalid," interrupted Mr. Calcott 9 with hardwood. raine ba.ep and stable, . ; - e
N� & �ok w is an inter6sitilig fortable. log housc, large f 1, ; ;
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Wen _ill Lhe . L though, thel - I )rftwd, aj)d is I � � a
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, 1 . , in a quiet , irritably.. L ... best I good water, well fenced, fine c . 4. . i S
� i i9NATe.9112,11 not - be there - much, one and i I �e r ie r ad in her withintwo and IF halt Miles of Blyth. ! This i I � I
. ineanmg,sort of way, not quite pleased L 11 the best townshil) in
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I returnecl Queenie, , quietly., Manner, M.- Cticott's thoughts e I
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L at my hesitation, you may be sure. It longer," -g -Mr. Runei- wandering;, Huron. Applyto M,&TREW YOVNG, on the -XXD LIBERALTY9 . .� .i (
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" At Easter Wei are . 'YOUNG, Blyth. :880 . I I ..
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'Please loose UOL time over your errand . . the warm, weather comes I'm, goiqg 1 -the sisters jiefti 'ranite Lodge. Ellind 7 . R31 IN MOXILLOP)rMt SALE. -The ponth - . . � I .
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iott's -.daughter to ta,ke Eminie into thef --Country -to gGt 1 who. hadbeian i a a state of pleasurable F. 150acl. s of Lot 9-0, ConcessiolA 13, 45 adres of I Whl' we- Govern I
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but ladng Frank Man . , , . . - 'little which I - free from 'stu n alul ,well' Are the Principles by� ch . 8
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I back with you ; I.mant to se& if I can � �, 111deedF I I did not know , you i tearful 1L11d silent-tom� ards the close of underdrahl, . : I .� r Bu liness. I V
-night,' that's all on iny � . . . -i atod 1 bout 111tif way betweet orti, and
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I . get to sleep to , � y I � I . 1�. lbiow-ellfenc,d, Theri, is a lo � louse �
I " . h luxuries " with bitter I the'day � , , Brtme s � , � . i I . 1
word and honor-, bliss Queenie.' could afford sue .1 ' ' d fl. 11 st I) q and � . I
sarcasm. . - . Queenie, �, h was over-whelined I with ayld a good raine bilFrn and fralli ----i-- I . I
"I It is very strange but I kippose I I � * ime to bid sbed and a -,,,,)od c-rchard planted with -apple, I . .
I . �, ) lor - t she .went on -business, and I ad scarcely t I . 1114 , iherry trees in � gpod bearing �
Q,ueenie cc ed, bu I pluill, pear -
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I raust. go ; perhaps he has - repented. his , . � -by aid add a few," ' I I
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- unkindness, and wants to' tell me so. - ste . adily. - * - - her friend goo( words order. it i! one it, 11 I Just received and opened -tip thirty cas�s arid bales of various kill as of __goods,
" Neither can we. We are -Indebted as to the futur i arrar gements at p&rting Leadbury. A-,,)pl to ROBF RT 110 LLAN, Lot
,Wait a, hi-i-nute, Caleb, ,-while. I tell ion. 3'�,jlcit-illop, ortbBoxI65,8ea- 4 !
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- f riend' ,who suddenly imisE �-d ![ Er imie in b er usual 33, Conce,98 I I . � I
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kiss Titheridge. Emmie is, asleep, an d S' home. I .have corner. i e had searched the house I � . which we are offering at special ices. N6teso I
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so 1. sha'd- not mind leaving � barelyinoijLey for our railway journ6y I Without , I zs: a d. was -becoming ARINI FOP. SALF.-INIorth half iof Lot 29, Con.. . i . . I i
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11011r. , .,,ft gh nie'd when a F .-ris, coqtaining�
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. i rn you ; it is there and back, but we sball manage terribly P-- I 11barly free from stuMps. -6 and lip ; White 0 oat Robes, $4.50 and up; Blt
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I I It is a. wet night, I wa, �' . 1. � mie , of which ar cleat . Lined Buffalo, Robes, S. T
I � som ehow. " , . � forined bei that sh een Em 'i s a good log house and � I
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a-11- of a piecewith his usual selfishness c(Mr. Calcott glanced at the ,'girl's toiling up j! he gar -let stairs with the kit- i There ll -re or, the 11 .-
sending for you on a, night like this " I - . . � . I I I frawe stab] -,, two never failing wells an (,",oat Robes, $5.50 arid up; White Bed Blahkets (all wool), $1 .75 per pair and up;
) � shabbv dress an d cloii,k, then - at the - , ten in her Ill Frm . i� I I cellent orcliard f almost two illundredl fruit � .
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. fretted Caleb�, wha was ninch 1)erplexed . % I .,,:nc ,arm m icom ell ell 'y . . I I
- . . I— 4 --A on�-%-) his sarcasm The ..... lit 4, gi: -1 was curled Alp in her I trees, all bearing, i 11 . 'kXn11,U cln,x
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a,*,e ace. I 1 situated, bc- in .. inuet, croll. 4 up � . I
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. - gnd exercised in his mind by the whole . . i ,usual pla , gi Mili d r�arnily out of the , JItUl. For fur- Shapect arid 6trapped Horse Blankets, ipl:lv all I
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vanished. , L 9 ineen from Seaforth. i �
proceed- -t Qaeerdie met this addi- . - - I - � A :
- : � in-, , bu Pud -to ,�-wind Quecnie entered. The w ther partieldItis 1 ,Ilply to F. S. SC()TT, Jbllr�ssels, I ,
. ' - I suppose ,yqu are tod prc . ow- 8� i ey . -A,pesti:�, Carpetll� 40C per -yard ,-, I ,(I up ; -Al - :
- . d cheerf ulness, . _. I te ?" scialow ' 'S, Lindgay. �' . : i 841 - %ndsome TL .3 .
iianal trial with her usut under Drawers, 371,c arid up; H, . �
take a five-po�n-4 no' hait i little face look -,d small and white or to RICIIARD LEE , I i a I
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� . &Ild struggled along bravely Airider her .i . . the soft yellow down ---- — - . k I ; 3 I
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. 0 - -brusquely. ; tile. cap bpi(. et ,, I er yard arid up ; Ladip's Quilted Black :1 kirts, - 6 5c and III) ; I
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I old uizibiella.. � ted arid then,her face I peeping oi; h&e and there gave h I e AII'M IN TUOKERSIMITH FOR SALE .-Foi 1 Wool Tweeds, 40c p I I -
. " (Ineenie hesita IF all 'ale, he,op: the"INICCIMIUCY �farni,, cn tile' 1. t �
i This time they were not kep� waiting. 7 . . I � � e 61 pea' I � F .13 '111, . . - I I I r $3- 50, I
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.. . . � grew crim, son. . I . � : infantil ai ranc . I ; xill Road Tticliersmith, contaii) - 125 acres - - V . -
. , i . I 1 L. Vinter Jackets for $2.25, worth 0 ; Ladies' N inter �Jackets fo I
f. Gornel eyed them quite as morosely,but .1 I I Spealc out ;- you are too ' Aid, I '- Dear ninLie,'NvIly have yoIll Collie about66 of which are cleared un erdralned,weii adies`� : .
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-he ushered Caleb at once inta a com for t- * . : 17 I ' rst.cIti-gs 9,te . I . . `
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I' . eh ?" I . ; ' here ?" I grain her sister, reprovingly ; . fuiced and in a 11 Th re Is a , 'Ve'reotats for 83 and I
t able -looking, dirding-room witi� a blazing I The balanc a is splendid pasture la nd. ; Alen's 9 1 1
; . worth $7 ; Ladies'. Winter Jackets for $5, Worth 810 1 .
; . it for n, but me held up her- fluger and , and new bank barn N -ith stb e stab- . : I
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fire, .arid wine an�-%,:scuitii on the table , t w ; 11 orell 11 y I I .
but for Enlinie's sake I all ould -be hal : stopped 11�, ,. - I'; I II]ng underi?eatb, also a goo trd and ille t � ; .
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while -he beggged Queenie, civilly to f ol- - - . t I a ]Ili e of 9. icbwi. � lip; Men's Suits for $5and U i � I I . - �
I ful. 1-1 I " Rush' of course we ought to say , of water, atid Is within half )i � p- P i
I � ! ; -in is beat tifully situated, and is within � � i I .
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. low him, which she did, naively adinir- "I know nothi�g abouf E'nimie,11 t good -by t� th( poor old place; don'tYOA1 . �1 ! . ,I
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in �s k -th, and will be sold. cheap, at; �— : �
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carpets, as she,did so. . for yourself, mind ; the child is � 116thill df their eel 1, ugh they aria reaUy IN � the proprb ur hi a gone to KIMS .. .,ylil,hly to A. � . .. . . v
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"My mast4r is up but he cannot T guge sorry- t6 16 Lve it 9 'We have bad nice 4 STWONG, Land APIA, Seafo 1, or � to W.M. � I I
to me, I cannot and will not recqP J I . ' 869 !
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tis room ," explained the servant, .. . I f F es here Queen,'t.iough we hav been ; SCOTT, Bi ucefie,A. W ECTION. NO' ,TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. 1,
leave 1 711 - ti�n IK SOLICIT INSPE I
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. AS h� ushered Queenie, into a. large hand- t " . — ' � . :
- if I take it, it will be . to bu y her ,so very -u �Aap py. .j LS I sat hercli efore I TYr go R.S A L . ; I �
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soll ely filiniahed bed room, where comforts,' ' rep4ed Queenic, - serup fliough thete'miist . V -The subi criber offers for sale, his arni of.. I - I �
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. Cal-cott lay on a couch beside the fire, . 1. It' be two E � inies ; I *f -'el so diffe 100 acres being- ,ot 11, Concessi,on 11, ,1 tanie.v, i � i
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� . - ; -essing. gro-%vn, With an 10,11sly. I ' . !at use I to bid e 1, aboutWaO-es cea-red and fr"k froin t - � . - ;
in. his Indian di � " Spend it -how you will, it is n9thing the old Oil", I e her _e a stoll-b hOuse.: frame . � F
eider -down qnilt over him ; a respect- I 1 There is ol�i the reniises � E I il i � . I
. - irritable answeilv "I - arid cry wh,endt got (lark. m, wen #atered. I ! .
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wbrk- at a little round table Fbe'side him. : Ina, � e . lot. It is sit�ated 6 TOIKARD .
able looking woman sait with needle-. have made you a good offer to-'pight. I " Tilen - ve ,-%-ill r -ot stay and I . bibli, chullp,h and I
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,d By the sacrifice of a f ew nx6ritlis YOU I ourselves� mi$'era,ble hi this glooiny schooladj ningthe said JAMES P- ; - 7 it
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At Queenie's entrance she . courtesie could earn enough to maintain bo! h th( place," in err ipted. Queenie, anxious,ly.� miles fron Bayfield 6 froin Zurl(b' 7 froln-Vip- . . i i - I
. . . pen, and 1fronk �arna. 'Tents A1,00d down, ' : I
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and withdrew�-- - � 0 r more than h year " CE,leb N ill be here directly, 6id. we 'and the b ance to suit purchtii,sell: Poiisession � I � ; :
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Queeilie quietly tookher place. . to com ,e and you choose to refi�i';e th( mus b go a id ,-� ay good -by to Miss Tithe- �given ist av of March , 1885. �;Apply to WM. -
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� have sent for me,"' she said I M, L come. . Enirnie � HARDWI k, B .
"' You ridg e. 'C, Pine, E t' . . )ld-,'1-,'t1a1id,, Campbell's Block `
. '�ha offer. I ban say no more.7 I � , I . ly -- I . Smith& W-- est's. C 'A �
softly. I I I a ,in sorry to hear you ve . I I !
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. been so ill� It -,is a wet night, L, ut I 11 - I dare not accept it. If , ari 4hinf obeyed rehict; I f�j�&- eing coin- . 4 .
-were to happen to Em Mie, I shoul( I ,,- -bliss 'Pitt eridge, looked emb . I -1� pbs d of north parts o J�.ots munber 58, . :..
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never forgive myself. Ma,mma 6,lwayi and nerv(Dus and Queenie purposely � 59 and 00;ill th ist Concessioli of Turl,ib I I 1.
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uaturally,but she could not; the change 0 eif - 2res, more or less. is%i qate -� � -7!,
1 ' told in e the we lust never le ve'a cer shortened' t) eir lmve-takina. Wh containing 110 a 1\ & -A, - i i --T ;s rr I: : F--, i,:, T v�
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. in the sick man appalled her. S1 .. %niflesfrolnivroxeter, 6 miles from Goi I
duty for, an uncertaln'one,T d Em EM e7s I uril came she held up her face . � V
tal-n I 1101 I . I Miles froiii Brusiels on the Gravel Road.. hj�e I � F
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mie is my duty." . . 4 . - tol t Vkissi �,d. 1. � I I I Forty 1�tel; - , k
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that he was slowlybutautrely dying. " Pshaw I fe, m-a,le sophistry. �. T " Good -by �' slic Eaid, looking at the'. the land is ell pped ready for clearing, 20 acres — � I
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" They tell me I have 3ome months C; A. ild�ei governess with her lairge serious blue � sp ' creek' runniDg- .
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. hil would do well enough; e� , t:5 -hardwood.. Th( e is a
. . still before me, that's bad hearing for . I " Thall -v for being so kind to - �., 70111111 C E N T R A L 11 G OCERY.
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these who walt upon m e, as I am likely Queenie shook lier head . . me lit last. I aari'sy sorry you could ]-lot Title perf ct. I �riee $2,600, At)ply to JAINIES -
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. � , so yc,u have come through the wet yan, not oul' for the:sake of the rhoney 11 something,b ides a kiss was left oix the ' I -
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.. -7 dark just to gratify a sick man's but bee s I i child's thin eek. � gaj� , soui 1i balf of Lot �, Concession.)" LAIDLAW & FAIRLEY
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; EMU . deaxly. " a,use marnma lov I ed you Caleb's littie house seemed a . b rl $-, coniaining, 164 ae. �;, about 70 of -- . I
whim," - .. . . perfect ' - al Fed, � . I I .
. � i ( I woulcl do mo're thain that to oblige � ,ven of r I u e tiiat I nig4t. QueerAic i -which are cic.u(.,(I, and theb. cc well timbei
" There , � sl and 1, art swanip. -- cleared land is
there' I can bear no more ",' ha; - Th,
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)u sir ` returned Queenie, with � ' .1 f4lt: almo Ft ,00 happy a6 she arrainge plell undi vlrair ed, and in a goo I state of clilti- � ,
V I I I returned the invalid impatiently. , ' : I -1 - I I I —Pky10P.R1ET0RS.— 110,
gpiau-ine acm passion in her voice. , The . I r, .
. Queenie took the hint an d- rose.. I , I th eL'r effe is i a tb e 1 it Ue dark room th I vation. , rh0re s a good franjd. barn, j, nd loe, q
. ( - It' bo . use. The're i i a splendid be4ri � Ilg 0 - -.1lard of I . � .�
wan suff6rimy face, the wasted hand, I I I am sorry I have tired - you; Ma", Caleb ha(I set a ar -for his guests. I ... I :
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� I co m e again . - il .- seemed vronti, f ier to be so ligrhi- ,isev6n.ani alial� miles from ftussels,,and two . i I I
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.. LQuely, Ain -loved, and dying,-reserlt- - I I Yes, come again to -in, orraw at ill liparted'"�-hiffthefuttil:e was so. uncei- miles and a half from Wro-�eter, aid- with- .
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ment faded out of her memory at a llm - - -i . .. I G Chri�tmas : and N
- . same time. Tell Rund man that. he tain. . i . . � I
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spect.acle so pathetic, so. truly pitiful. I I . EDWARD PALNfER, Wroxetel"P. 0. 873 1 .
� . . . to bring the business letters here i in th , Emmie lay in. tile big brown bed, wit I �
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7'Wh-at ! do more -than be sorry for in orn Ing instead of Smiler., Please rin�, � ugly drab ,CA LiFtains edged with greeli, � I - ---- -- -- - -4 — - � I . . -at the 11 'Central." I'l
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me?" with sardonic hu -mor in big voi'4�e. . the bell for Mrs. Morton wid be oarefil . arid watel idd her, as she moved about � ` " T11(.11KERSMITH F R SAL� .--Con- . I
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. c1c Yon Would give more than a dr of to close the door very ca,refidly 'as dip actiVely, UnG Ing O' b er work. Th FARai`n N,e 10) acres, being 11,iji tile 4th. . . . .
OPI C i � Concessk 11" 11. A:` S., Tuckcrstilith, oil cleared . - i
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- water to poor Dives, i, -a torm ent ? Do lea-st noise Jars on -me. Whet a�Fe, yol,. room hitd 9 side wilkdow looking over ate of c-liltil-atiob. ThOit are on I
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emb waiting for now, Child ?" ! 'he- white moriii- t I I .
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you rem er, girl, that you dared to � stone-inals n'., Yard ; t hepremses2 good franie d��relling*liouscs,l '
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pity ine before ?" � it 1 only -thought I should like �o � mia lea; neA a .the red ev n small bra, and a bank barn. Thiareare ty%-o nc New Currants) New Raisins, New Peels, New Figs, Icing Snows White and
-- failin Q1.1 -ngs conveniently sitmated, and a good ,r
1-1 My pity will not harm, you, sir. " - - I - light - a I ilab arnum ,shook long -spr 9 SP � Colored ; Valencia Almonds, Walnuts, I�ilberts, Cailined Fruits, Canned Meats,
sha,ke hands with you, sir." . I . y , arin is situated, one and a half I
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" Ay, why not?" � . C( ) , of gold i ag ' Aie panes; Molly I I Seaforth and adjoinij)g .the villag Canned Fish, Haddies, B16aters. F .� . � I
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" Now you are so very ill, it may eve -11 -response; but the hand. -was cold an linnet . sila�1,119 ts, . . . .
da u, good to remern ber - that we feel s,ha,king, as. tile warm. girlish one Close( , in his old, -,oat -s-zalked c6ntentedl� up ani I ea-sy. Pc ssession at once. Apl�ly on the prenli . ) )r pungency arid flavor are un-
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- Large arrivals of -New' Seas
YO � that we for . � . � down the rl� ' i .garden path.b�fweefi. � ses or to,IOWN XcXURRAY, j4 1 iniondvi I Ile. 877 excelled. Prices from 25c, , to 75c per pou� , d. SUG,UOS cheaper than ever. Full
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thaink , -� his curra�r t bushes : som. ' , � I . . i 0,
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. . give e wrong (lone to -us. Why do " Good night, arid fori � i , . e children were � tock of General Groceries. Th6 " Centrial?' is thes.1pot W b�iy good. goods. 'All
you � . , i -VAR31 FOR RALK-For sale, Lot 10" Conces- 8 I
u i r ' -8 ; 6 goods sold by us warranted as.represeril � , or cash rofunded.
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� , that doar ? do yo, EmAnie," returned Queenie brigh4y. t playing lapoltig -the � slabs and ledges c f ; I . sioll 3, Hullett, containing 6 �a 8 bied :
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oo ' acres clea ed and in a good state of cul 0 .
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t anyth . Caleb sa,t up and rubbed bi' . ]Uwi humble it was, wid yet r .1 .
I - .1 the balance is well timbered., ,'ghe faril s well i � - : i -, . I
T hv.t woxnan has forgotton m y inedi- drowsily as the girl ente�ed. c, Row how pe4l ieftil ! a' quiet waiting -place .�. . .—. ; -
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cine," "he mi,ittered, "arid I have long you have - been, Miss Qileenie� . until th neiw work came ready to' her 'tograsg. There are oil the premises a 4,w frallic . .. . I �
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%in. Hirelings I he b'e�e-'ni s " t6l hand. � ", as she was: sitting house all banli barn with stabling nnierneat .
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the .strange sinking agc deax. What has 1.9, . . . and Glassware', Department,
. `F 1. I I i ':' 1 sewuig ' the .open window, Cale j A branch of'tb � Maitland River runs aqoss the' Crockery 1� .
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axe not worth the price of the bread they yo:Ll ?,, � � . . � 11c't 1 . back end oftlid lot ivakin� it ab excellont graz- . , . . - i
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eat. - . cc Rush I I will tell you' as , �,ve I beckor�p-4.ber mysteriously to join iiih Ing farm, 'There isalso an orebard. It, is situa- .. . . :
i'c- Let me ive it to you.," returned alon,gr. He is -veary ill, dying, Calleb, an in his i&*:)rite walk between the Currant 'tedsix,irilesfroniseafo-tib ahl five from Clin- We have a lar(re arid choi�e selection in China lea. -Sets) Printed and Decorat-
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, eenie, ris-i I" Cc You . - Look wha bushes. , I: . I ton, wit,,i school u.t c "'q=!ulars �tpply to ed Tea Setsy, Dimier andBreakfast Sets, Ch aber 8��ts, Toilet Sets, ete.; ete.
Qu Ing a,nd mixing the drauglit, it is verysad to see him.- . her �
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but he shook his-. head. M 11st lie has given m e, opening h,Ier haand an f it My ea.r .he began, his eyes be- Ternis eas : . I
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. ca,U'her, I can-uot raise myself and the showing the Crisp bank note ;! " � ,thin - Coming I UZ i as us Lial, and .,betraying a p. (). ,%I -M. I , A e 11 respect-
. M. i LHOLLAND - 1 885 An ii1spection of our stock will repay intending' purchasers. a
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* lie inean.t it -as a sort 6 I I I � — . Butter, E and Poultry. I" FP,EE
.in, el a.iw % . : fully solicited. Highest Prices Paid for IL -198
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She has one down -stairs, let me try bringing me out in the wet,but of cours'�, his words, "'II wain t your .advide, yol IF , i PLE. ARM IN- BRUCIE FOR ,SALR.- DELIVERY. : .1 I,- . -,
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it . I lideed , . For Sale ,6t 30, Conceskpn 6, tmiInship of - I . .
You must. not. wait I shall not keep it. It is all for E III - �ssistandO,' I have - S I . � .
what I can (, �;O. I , 31 . I � I � ' I Bruce, C�ntaiii � NNI I �
(I � ... I ' ng104 acres, V, hi h 'I t 30 - .
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indeed,, Mr. Calcott -- your lips are turn- mie. " i : . acres ard eleand, fenced and fTee fi � .
I a m lased to nars- Que mile commisj$n :011 bax A a,,,,,I, I -j n ]ell 1 �, !
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:iag blue and livid. eniels visits to Air. Calcottb.eew . y- hern' I I the bala,�ice. is i inibered principAllymith sp d � 7 1
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r almost a daily occurreneq. It sioon :hort, � i 1% Y's ld hardwod,d and IF little benilo4 fencing There
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� i I . arefraniebuil ings,and a never failR�.-Slwrintr - Laifflaw & , Seaforth -
ing., I could lift mamma, and I haie I I , y
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fetch - her , _ actor� . -
bec-,Lnic a rule for Caleb tp . ")_), . , 30,tiji, I
carried Emmie about so inuch -lately. ". ' 4 creek- rni)ning hrough the pla 6. it is! %i I �
As she spoke Qdeeu,ie ,,dkilfully raised when. lessons were over an& Emmie was . MollY. i4 � g(bod or ature, " lie cointinue , 111iles of the fl urishing town lof Paisl�3- and till . I -� :
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- the invalid- an -d pAit t the 0ass to his , asleep, to sit with the invalid an hour after a Paii,4e, " admirable 6iFpatuY 13', equal di;ta,bce roniUndcrwoo�j. -�hcreisagood . i �
. � .. I choo. o iposit( the place, and it is In a splendid - !
, before he retired- to rest. Miss Titho'� of cour but i his her advice is A s I 1. i
.. lip& , . - . � ; � U - settlenunt "here is a good clay baitk for �
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ger feed him,cuid ridore 1�ad probably received. some -1 such a Muite that: must own X, shous bricks o - tile, which is worth oile fourtif of what' I
" If thine enemy hun , .0 t, . i I I PREPARE fori� COLD SNAPS
� I . r did vate hint from Caleb for she�. ma e - : hesitate Ito 1adopt t. She. is fond A is asked ,for th-e farni. This i� a spier did farm ; .
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if he ti Ti oViection to thiese 'frequent. absences I bright -, 101`8� You see ; and.ag long is and will be sold very cheap. Ai)i)IY t� box 24, . . z I
these words come into the sick- man's I I , ' I -L P. O.j I . � �
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* trong she, on -the contrary, -eucourag6d there is, plelity of red and green i , — � --- - � .
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Young at m , and dr�iik the reviving them by gracious inquirlies er MtJ pattern � 6 =11d firld no fault.! . OOD F Ai6is FOR SALE.-,�-In order to (,Io,,Ae �- 1
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I . r%De1v I G tic �iails of the bstate 'Of � the We N)'. G. , I ,
Calcott's health when- slie encounter4d 1. "Dol -you want me to clioo�e , .
dra-ught from her hand ?- . . on the'executors offer the follo,�'ing vor:r hasing Yd,�ur Winter Goods at
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"here, you are better now," w enie. . . I
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soon grew uqed to I I Lot3O, "onces�itin 5, township of Mcirris, con- I I
on, Queenie, cheerfully, litting the pil- The girl � I (c ! loli,dea . ining I 0 acres. On'th . i - .
low com-fortab , -Calcott, it is true never Mo'y. it, no. ! . g of the ta 4 lot as erected a good . L
I ly under Tis head. Mr. Visits. Mt. ) � I noillili i, I
Ualcott looked at her strancrely varied in his manner. Hie'still receiv6d krind, � ss Oueenie' dea.r. The fact is, a frame b wn with stone -foundation, good orchard,, .
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and then Ile was ff,ileat for a long tim. e, her brusquely, and his remarks were w young rienid. of inine is -h el roao closely adjoining the %-illa,c of I
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- poor," he beg,%n at last. puna,ent and sarcastic as; ever, with'A short, O'Ing to be I married, tha, is, she Brusgsleil�,K. T.Iiiii farin is a N,aluable one, is well
CIC - �: ' often - brought is goilff,�', t(i be :iAaxtied fdneed. l Ili hl-ood state of etiltivatioi . Seemid. L. SMITH' � ORTH,
W.6 a.re very poor, you remel-n- - strange bitterness tbat . some day, no Id Lie" $ SEAF '
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. ber I told I so." tears to her eyes ; but still, Ili � a vagw � doubt.' 11. I . I � - � � I . -
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you I of Hur(n contaiiiing 100 a,cres, 10 � � - . �
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I ' Foi Say . still -in re . I ]),art good hardwood, pine andt cedar. Iti.stliree � �
4-re-L-i-sedta-aii�r,%i-ng,too�- .'Ars. Morton to hav C her there beside him. ,0nce ,I I Cal6b I nodded sti I : a;id a I ali iniles froin Brussels, and one mile - . I ': I- . ;
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is a, -very capab, le person, but I should twice she faricied his eyes had b,righten�� terio-tis] y. '. I I. � from gi avel r�ad. For prices and tt ins apply � . . . I . �
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I like some one who would read to me and 'atherapFroach, even while he scolded- li�j " The circumstances are . pecii la r ; ) Taw. KULN', Brussels P. 01, HmNity JE,, -vows, I � I I I I .
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-xely if you her services reluetti.ritly, and often.fouic' are pel -,i liar, " continued Caleb, refle -,t- Lodge'). O., .1fiddlesex County. � , ? 808 . - � 1->
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11 I would pary you bandson . I . . —, - . � - - , - - -f) .
I � she -that is, he- has co - I L. . --- - . . .
would come to me. " � . fault with her for feminine* awkward ing ; " but � We can give you a good A117WO01 Double Blanket for $3'.
- , . , . � , missioned me to get her some th� . `ARMFORSALE.-ForSa,je, Lot 87 conces-
. u urned. pale and her eyes ness. Her efforts never gave him pleziks ir gs - F sil . n 4, .t awanos , . County �f Huron,j . . . - - i
. d ,with tea-ra. " Con e to yoti at Aire. - No word Of commendation crossbd s * I � to -a lady in such a position, as Contain no- 200 acres, about 14b acres 1-leared, 90 . . . I
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I ime -ki . . . . � � '. 1-� acres of FLA N N E LS -111 all shades -,A,nd all prices, froni 12?,c cents up.
once. 11i'S lips, no -thanks. for the uxiselfish s,i i the sqja liar. cumsta,rices prevent acresfiW'fronistumps. Thete are � � -
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,,,, Tq be &tire ; do you thbii k a dy that brought her out evening, . af .. her from choosing the articles herself. fall whea . ochardin thp Township, :
� . I . 2) being 7 acres. it I,., well watei-ed and t�ic balance I .
.. mail can talk about the future ?i1if hard day's N.�;rk, :) She is'. not going to be mar ed y I ell, ulaple, - I . ;
even ing, after a . � � 7 of the firin is well timbered; with bea F U R S -In. Mink, Seal and Astrachans. Be .sure and see them.-
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- � Would make it worth your While " he minister to a discontented bid ftan 1 rubbingr� -his bead with a lift 6 ve- ed elill white nal , blackash, her0ook and cedar for i o.
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ontinned as thou, -h anticipating' some, yet Queenie felt rewarded if his, e�les perplexity ; 41' but she . � : .
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.- C - In . � -the young mcon, clutbil. ingt; o nd good log house, frame bank 4
I I You shal-l- ask your own turned wistfully towards thp door las to hirt, friends, and he fraine bank pbed and stabling
I objection. barn 5006 fedt, I GENTLEMEN -If You w,!inta Suit of Underclothing, go to J. L.
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aurn, I will buy your services at your she entered or a sigh of relief betra d I mean. - All! that's i ," with a chuckle, 10W(iiturniphoase attached. to stabling with z ! 4n
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- own . " . I that his loneliness vriu at an end. I as tho he, bad dis ,. vered & way Out stone b9low and fraine abovO 48x12. Churches SNAITH'S, where you are sure to get the right thing. .
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I please don't talk so, you are- c ( Master has been. that restless tl of so difficult'-" e-theyounginin, and,schools close by, 2 saw mIlls within 1A iniles. . .
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only paii i g me, it is impossible. What, Morton can do nothing to please hin ' , -h. 8 a prope pride, d wai . .
min . , my de a Ift Wingh. III$ 12 wiles; Clinton,.15 miles, all good . I
- t once 9 1 could not leave Gurnel informed her once -When she Ni a 3 her to a favor��le impression on arket . Th 3 farm is of good quality, in a od
-111� . . now? come a , unusually late. Queenie :smiled a 1- his relations; do� you 6ee, Miss � �ueeni -,. " state of cultivation and very dear of foul we .4, . � HATS AND CAPS -In lai-ge numbers, and al)vays the h1t,V,t Style I
EmInie. 11 . as it has been under iny:care $ince it was bush. . . I I
"I What folly !'l he interrupted harsh- quickened her steps; she kknew wl at "Is silo: so veryl poor9" return,ed 0 to secure th
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cc You -no,t told me that I - - le had to expect. " J I I Queenia, Innocently, and- not at all s'Lls' and 6, r er cent. on the balanco and 10 years to
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iy- Have . . I - pecting theiveracity f . garbl d- pay toi- it .
are fighting single-handed agairist the l I I suppose you have got tired Caleb's ;, it Y ecded, as the proprietor does not
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-world ; that Emirlie, as you call heir, is good work," was the only - welco �e lip Wei. . need �
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� � to starving? Were these received, but,Queenie had learned - h I . oor !, well, I Ina 'Y say th she is Ing is t 1 �
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- fAlselloods ? Weke you imposing on my , to parry such reniaAs without ronsi poor, 7extremely so, urst Of Blyth P. O., (ont. JAMES W1 AULD. Zj� I J ) i
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