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BIG CUT PRICE
CLOTHING SALI3
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We are going to add a few specials for quick
selling, three days only --
Friday, Saturday, Monday
$14.00 OVERCOATS $zo.00.
12 Only Men's right up -to -elate Overcoats, black :and white
stripe, brown and white stripe and dark grey effects.
Sizes 31 to 44 chest, made up for this season's trade, and
regular prices. $13.50, $14.00, 15.00 -Special Sale price....$10.00
$8.5o OVERCOATS $6.00
11 Only Men's dark grey and black Frieze Overcoats, Raglan
and Chesterfield styles. Sizes 3,1 to 46 chest. Regular
$S.50, $9.00 -Special Sale price $6.00
$7.00 TILSTERS $5.00
9 Only Men's Heavy Frieze (double-breasted) Ulsters, large
storm collars, Sizes 30 to 40. Regular price $7.00 and
$7.50. -Special Sale price
$5.00
$6.50 OVERCOATS $4.25
0 Only Boys' Raglan Overcoats, Sizes 22 to 28, Regular price
$5.00 and $5.50. -Special Sale price $4.25
$3.00 BOYS' REEFERS $2.Oo
10 Only Boys' double-breasted Navy Blue Reefers, Sizes 22 to
27, Regular prices $3.00 and $3.25. -Sale price $2.00
$8.5o MEN'S SUITS $6.00
12 Only Men's Tweed Suits, some light, some dark colors,
Sizes 35 to 44 chest, Regular prices $$8.00, $9.00 -Sale price $6.00
$I.50 MEN'S ODD PANTS $x.00
19 Pairs Men's ociclTweed Pants, Sizes 32 to 42 waist, Regular
prices $1.50 -Sade price $1.00
Big Fur Bargains.
4 Only Men's Persian Lamb Caps ; Sizes 7, 7a, 71, 70 ; Regular
price $8.50 -Sale price $050
Fur l 1 Only Persian Lamb Collar, worth $12.50 -Sale.... $9 50
J-1 Only German Otter Collar, worth $7.50 -Sale $5 50
Collars 1 Only Wombat Collar, worth $6.00 -Sale $4 00
3 Only Gents' Neutra Fur Caps ; Regular $3.50 -Sale
$2 50
Men's Fur Coat Bargains.
Men's Black Bishop Coats (griaranteed) for $17.00
Men's Black Calf Coats, regular $35.00 -Sale 27.50
Men's Brown Calf Coats, regular $25.00 -Sale .. 20.00
Men's Coon Coats, size 44, worth $65.00 -Sale 55.00
The R. A. CROWDER CO.
Blue Front Store, Wingham
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CAMP NATIONAL 139
Hold their regular meetings every 2nd and
4th Friday each month, in Ocldfellows'
Hall All visitors welcome.
R. MexwELL, C. C. R. H. Cnownt.s, Clerk
W. A. CURRIE
VV INGHAM S AUCTIONEER.
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Auctioneer, when your wants can
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attention.
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date -we'll use you right.
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The Popular
Grocery Store.
CROCKERY and CHINA,
FLOUR and FEED,
of all kinds,
Cash for Butter and Eggs.
Phone 61.
W. F. VanStone
'spews 'items
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--There seems. no doubt that the
sugar beet industry in Michigan,
about which we heard so much a few
years also, is on the wane,,
---Mr. Mille of the 4th concession of
Kinloss, sold 100 maple trees to Mr.
M. Mitchell of Lucknow, for the skim
of $1,100, reserving the tops..
-The Elora Poultry and Eg Farm
Co, has been incorporated with$10,000
capital of $100 Blares. They purpose
going into the poultry business ex-
tensively, and have secured a section
of land adjoining Elora..
-Alex. Brown tools a load of dress-
ed pine last week from Walkerton to
Kincardine for Geo, McKenzie. It
cost $140, and Alex. says if the roads
were better lie could haul home a $200
load, This will give some idea of the
advance in the price of lumber in re-
cent years.
--Thomas Coffee, proprietor of the
International Hotel at St. Thomas,
must pay Mrs. Jeanie Middleton $100
damages, because he sold her husband,
Win, Middleton, liquor after having
received notice frons the license in-
spector not to do so, thereby causing
him to lose his job.
-For over 30 years the late Wm.
Young was reeve of Colborne town-
ship, and was only beaten on one oc-
casion by Mr. R. Jewell, who had a
substantial r
. ti majority, crit This year the
contest for the veeveship laybetween
Col. Will. Young, a nephew of the
forrner reeve, and the same Mr. Rich.
Jewell, and the nephew obtained
about the same majority over Mr.
Jewell es the former had got in the
previous contest.
--The Gazette reports the following
further returns as having been obtain-
ed by growers of sugar beets in South
Ontario ; Win. Oke, from 2 acres,
$101; T. S, Brant, from 1i acres, $92 ;
C. Whinsett, Scugog Island, from 2
acres, $100 ; Geo. T. Lee, Scugog Is-
land, from 11 acres, $77 ; W. W. Holt-
by, Manchester, from 3 acres, $168 ; R.
Holtby, Manchester, from 5 acres,
$200; J. Dingman, from a apre, $35;
John Willis, base line, from 1 acre,
$71; M. L. Brown, from 1a acres,
$60.
Toronto, Jan. 12. -Four hundred
and eight farmers, who live principal-
ly in Grey and Bruce counties, are
deeply interested in the test case
which is being heard this morning at
Osgoode Hall by the official referee.
The creditors of the Wiarton Beet
Sugar Co., in liquidation, said that
these farmers should pay up their
unpaid stock subscriptions. The aver-
age liability of each of the four
hundred is from $14 to $25. Under
the same order the town of Wiarton
may be held liable for its bonus on
$50,000.
The Kincardine Review says :-"On
Sunday a week after the funeral of
his father, Geo. Etnmerton passed
away at the age of 58, the cause of his
death being heart failure. He had
been ill but a few days and the news
of his death carne as a shock to his
many friends. He leaves a widow
and family of five to mourn the loss
of a loving husband and parent. A
man of strong principles and condi-
tions, Mr. Emmerton's life was an ex-
emplary one. He was active in
church work and was in every way a
good citizen.
-The oldest man in Bruce Tp., if
not in Bruce Co., is Donald McGilliv-
ray -"Tailor Donald," as he is best
known to old residents of the 12th
con. He has completed his one
hundredth year of life and is only now
beginning to suffer from the pangs of
illness. The old gentleman is a native
of the Isle of Mull, and emigrated to
Canada in the early fifties. He lived
in King Tp., a short time before com-
ing to Bruce. His life has been quite
uneventful. In his native land he
industriously followed the occupation
of a tailor, but took to agricultural
pursuits after coming to this country.
He lives with his son, Mr. Hector Mc-
Gillivray, and has been confined to his
bed for a couple of weeks lately with
illness, but is improving again.
Every Woman In Poor Health
Has an awful struggle. Lots to do,
all kinds of worry, must contend with
loss of sleep, poor appetite and tired
nerves. Her only desire is for more
strength and better health. Thiss is
exactly what coarses from using Fer-
rozone, the greatest tonic sickly wo-
rsen can use. Ferrozone makes the
blood tingle and grow red, the cheeks
grow rosy, the eyes bright, Ferro -
zone invigorates the body, develops
new strength and makes life worth
living. Ferrozone is the sort of tonic
that builds up, it gives one a reserve
of nerve force and establishes such
healthy conditions that sickness is
unknown. Let every woman use Fer-
rozone. Price 50c.
Goderich.
J ustice Britton this week delivered
judgment in two cases heard at the re-
cent assizes here. •
Burton v. Campbell. -Judgment in
action tried without a jury at Gode-
rich. Action to recover $027, which
plaintiff alleged he gave to defendant
for safekeeping, and interest thereon,
Judgment for plaintiff for $131.55
with County Court costs, without set-
off of costs to defendant.
Barton v. Lockridge.-Judgment in
action from. Brussels, tried without a
jury at Goderich. Action upon a
promissory note for $1,000. De-
fendants William and Jno. Lockridge
Made no defence. Defendant Mary J.
Campbell alleged that the name was
not placed by her on the note nor by
her authority, but that her supposed
signature was a forgery. Held, on
the evidence, that plaintiff had not
proved that defendant Mary J. Camp-
bell Grid sign the note, Action as
against her dismissed with costs.
La Grippe Coming Again.
The doctors believe another epi-
demic of Grippe is here and already
many aro suffering. The medical then
are not afraid of Grippe since Ca=
tarrhozone was introduced, and claim
that no ORA will ever eatch this dis-
ease who inhales the fragrant healing
vapor of Oatarrirozone a few tittles
daily. Catar-rhozone kills the Grippe
germ andpreventsit spreading
throngh the sSter. "Last I
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an attack of Grippe"writesG 1y,
had
n . t. J tl John's, bought
ilia • ins(> `3 c t ICa-
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' z cue and got relic in short
tartll0 C
time. I found (ttarrhozono better
anything else and was ct red ..
thanrr y
using it." Catarrhozone prevents and
cures grippe, colds and catarrh. Two
months` treatment $1,00 ; trial size
25
West Wawanosh.
The annual iriissionary services will
be held In the Nile .church oil Sunday,
January and.
Rev, Mr. Sawyer, of Adelaide, has
accepted an invitation to become pas-
tor of the Auburn circuit (Methodist),
:subject to the action of the stationing
committee.
A. painful accident happened to
Maggie, only daughter of John Roger,
of Westfield.. One day last week, as
She, with other children, was sleigh-
riding down hill, one of hes' feet came
in contact with an obstruction, which
resulted in one of her legs being
broken between the knee and ankle,
Much sympathy is felt with Mr.
Sam. Scott of Auburn in the accident
which befel him last week, He was
trimming apple trees and fell, break-
ing his leg below the thigh joint. He
was half a mile from any house, and
it was a bitterly cold day. Not coin-
ing home at dusk. his sister went to
hunt for him with a lantern. After
much delay a suitable rig was on hand
to take hint home, and owing to the
absence of the doctor, setting a child's
broken arm, the limb was not set un-
til the next morning.
In accordance with the municipal
statutes the council of West Wawa -
nosh held its first session for 1905 on
Monday, in the township hall. The
new reeve, Wm, Cameron, who was
elected by acclamation, opened the
session, Councillors John McLean,
A. Anderson, P. Walsh and S. Medd
were all present. W. S. McCrostie
and J. G. Ward were respectively re-
appointed as clerk and treasurer. R.
Anderson and D. B. Murray were ap-
pointed auditors and T. McRoberts
was named as caretaker of the hall.
Ex -Reeve W. McQuillan was present
in the afternoon and gave the coun-
cil a statetnent as to boundary lines
between West Wawanosh and adjoin-
ing townships, which will be of ser-
vice to the council. It was decided to
meet again on the 14th of February,
when the auditors' report will be pre-
sented. W. A. Wilson was . reap-
pointed assessor.
WEST HURON RETURNS, 1902.
Following are the official figures for
West Huron election in May, 1902:-
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GODERIOH TOWN -
1 76 62 14
2 71 67 4
3 69 62 7
4 40 76 30
5 48 52 4
6 56 87 31
7 26 48 22
302 451 - 25 87
GODERICH TOwNSHIP-
1 07 30 67
2 60 30 24
3 69 41 28
226 107 119
AsHrrEma-
Dungannon 1 86 53 33
Finlays 2 81 50 25
Lucknow 3 04 56 8
Port Albert 4 76 27 49
Kingsbridge 5 17 91 74
Lochalsh 6 22 80 58
Auiberley 7 28 76 48
374 439 115 180
WEST WAwa ...1NosH-
Dungannon 1 65
Manchester 2 73
Town Hall 3 60
St. Helens 4 47
Patron Hall 5 38
57
41
34
67
55
283 254
EAST WAWANOSH-
McGowan's 1 47
Sch. house No. 132 63
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Whitechurch ....4
COLBORNE-
Bennliller 1
Saltford 2
Carlow 3
Leeburn 4
WINOHAM-
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32
26
20
17
66 37
73 26
72 9
41 58
38 50
189 259
65
49
92
40
246
90
36 13
71 21
51
251 34
1 63 36 27
2 43 43 .
3 73 85 38
4 115 67 48
201 181 113
CLINTON-
1 58 63
2 60 90
3 62 64
4 61 45
241 268
HULtETT--
6 2781
77 780
7 36 48
04 148
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16
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17
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Huron County Council.
The Connell of the County of Huron
will meet in the Council Chamber in
the Town of Goderich on the 21tl4 da
of this month, at the hour of $. o'clock
in the afternoon,
W. LANE, Clerk.
Dated Jan, 10th, 1906.
DOMINION BE
Capital (paid up) $3,000,000
Reserve lace n ogtyj• . $3,565,000
Fanners' Notes discounted,
Drafts sold on all points in. Can-
ada, the United States and Europe,.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 31.00 and
upwards, and added to principal 30th June
and 31st December each year.
D. T. HEPBURN, Manager
R. Vanstone, Solicitor
BANK OF IIAMILTON
Vis (N G H Ards.
CAPITAL PAID IIP $ 2,235,280.00
RESERVE FUND 2,100,000.00
TOTAL ASSETS 26,553,816.57
BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
Hon. Wm. Gibson - President
John Proctor C. C. Dalton J. S. Hendrie
Goo. Rutherford C. A. Dirge
J. Turnbull, vine -Pres. and General Manager
H, M. Watson, Asst. Gonl. Manager.
B. Willson, Inspector.
Deposits of $1 and upwards received. Int-
erest allowed and computed on 30th November
and 31st May each year, and added to principal
Special Deposits also received at current
rates of interest.
W. CORBOULD, Agent
Dickinson ,k Holmes, Solicitors
BETTER THAN GOLD
to a young man or woman
is a course in the
L/STOWEL
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Three Courses - Commercial, Shorthand.
and Typewriting, and Telegraphy. Students
;nay enter any time. College re -opens Jan.
3rd, 1905. Send for Journal.
A. L. McINTYRE, Mgr,
LIFE FIRE
INSURANCE
Lowest rates consistent with
absolute security. All claims
promptly settled
Abner Cosens
ACCIDENT PLATE CLASS
Not A
Game Of
Chance,
5 When you come to trade with us
36 you take no chances with your
2 money. Bank deposits are not safer
tbau our guarantee to you of good
Value or Money back.
43 To know what real solid Cloth-
ing Value is -buy Homuth Bros'.
Snits and Overcoats -We aro show-
ing some beautiful effects, made in
12 latest style and best workmanship,
at $16, $18 up to $25.
1 55
BLYTH--
1 49 45 4
2 45 50
91 95 4
SUMMARY.
Majority
Mitchell
Goderich Town....
Tp 119
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Ashfleld
West Wawanosh.. 29
East
Colborne
Wingham 113
Clinton
Hullet
Blyth
Majority
Cameron
62
65
70
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27
51
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261 284
Majority for Cameron 23
Vote for Cameron 2
2483
Vote for Mitchell
Total vote 4889
Total vote in 1808 Gen. elec... 4028
Real Estate Notice.
Would you like to make 10% clear of al
expense ou your money? If so, I ask you to
call and see mo and I will show you how to do
O. Others have taken advantage of it, why
notout I have investnaonta Lz that aro in
10 aid IV, clear of all expense, and I would
like to get you interested in them.
Start the New Year b
yMaking a geedies
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investment ofour Money.
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YarnYarrn end own property of overt' disorip.
tion and price, for dale at your own terata.
Life and A side t Insurance effected.
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C. J. MAGUIRE
Real Estate and 1#uadaoditl Transfer,
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Xmas. 'Gifts.
Io Neckties we have all the new
colorings and styles in Puffs, Derbys,
Flowing -Ends, Bows, Strings, etc.
Really the finest assortment ever
shown in the county at 25o, 50c
and 750.
Mufflers.
Be sure yon have ono of our
warm mufliers,-Materials of Wool
also Silk. -These are the greatest
Valve we have ever offered at 35c,
50e, 75c, $1.00 and $1.25.
Gloves.
In Gloves we have a very Sine
assortment to select from -these are
good fitters --est Maker's and all
sizes $1.00, $1,25 and $1.75.
flats, Caps, Etc.
Hats, daps, Underclothing, Sus-
penders, Handkerchiefs, Armlets,
Colored Shirts, White Shirts, Cuffs,
Collars, Hosiery -and in fact every-
thing in Gents' Wear. -Wo invite
you before buying elsewhere, to call
and have a look at any rate, and no
doubt yon will go away from this
store WELL pleased.
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A PLEASURE TO SIt()W Goons.
Hornuth Bros
Getting Ready
To Build.
Daily the interest increases in our Great
Alteration Sale and no wonder, when you can
make such Important Savings on just the
goods you want.
We must have more room for our Growing
Business and intend to add 30 feet to the
building, and in order to reduce our Stock
Quickly and be in shape for building operations,
offer the following noteworthy list of Bargains.
-8C-
Special to clear, a few pieces Wrap-
perette
$Cworh5c-AlteriSale width,
--25C--
10 doz. Ladies' imported $lack Cash-
mere Hose_ ribbed or plain, good
value at 35c -Alteration Sale 25c
Price
-lOc-
All our 123c Wrapperettes, fast 1OC
oolors-to clear at
-79c-
Good Strong Dollar Corsets, A1- 79c
toration Sale Price
-$3.50-
Fur Ruffs, good value at $5.00-
to clear at 3.50
-39c-
Good strong Flannelette Corset Cov-
ers, regular 50c kind -Altera- 39c
tion Sale Price
monis
-$6.00-
A few Ladies' Black Cloth Jackets
to clear, regular value $8.110 6.00
and $9.00 -Sale Price...
-$4.00-
Ladies' Ready-to-wear Black Skirts,
latest styles, were $5.00 - Al-
teration Sale Price
--$2.98-
All wool heavy White Blankets 2.98
regular $3 75 -for
-50c-
Ladies' Plastic ribbed Vests and CIL,
Drawers, regular 65c -Sale
Cottons.
300 mill ends of Factory Cotton. You
can buy them at a saving of '1'wo
cents per yard.
-$L00-
Fine Black Mercerized Sateen 1 00
Underskirts, worth ,$1.25 -Salo
-45C-
Grey Flannel Sheeting, 2 yards 45c
wide, reg. value 30c -Sale
-39c-
Heavy Union Carpet, new pat- 39c
torus, good value at 50c -Sale..
-$2,50---
A few Ladles' Grey or Fawn jackets, 50
good fitting, up-to-date tyle, 2
velvet collar, worth $i -Sale..
-$1.25-
A line of Wrappers to clear, lined
sleeve and waist, full width with
deep frill, regular value $2.00 1.25
-Sale Price
--33c-
Good strong Corsets, well made, 33c
long waist -Sale Price
-lOc--
Skirting, wide heavy goods, reg-
ular price 15e -Sale Price...... lOC
-75c--
Ladies' Waists, nicely made and
75C
]fined, regular $1.25 -Sale Price..
ENNIENEOEINEINII
-$3.75-
Ladies' Grey or Black Jackets, new
goods. worth $5.00 - Altera- 3 75
tion Sale Price
-$1.50-
Ladies' Fancy Mercerized Underskirts,
rage Pprice a $...50 -Alteration 1.5x0
-$1.00-
Ono piece o Black
Venetian Dress
Goods, value a1.5100
-21c-
Ladies' Flannelette Drawers, well 21c
made -Price to clear
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-50c-
Fancy French Flannel Waisting,
regular value 75e - Alteration 50c
Salo Price
-50c-
Knitted Wool Shawls nice size, 50c
regular 75c -Sale Price
-69c-
Fancy patterns flaked Dress 69c
Goods, worth $1.25 -Sale Price
75c -
Ladies' Flannelette Night Gowns, 75c
reg. value $1.00 -Salo
-10C-
Your choice of all 121c Prints, 10c
while they last, only
Clothing Moving Out.
Our Prices for. Men's Suits and Overcoats, Boys'
Suits and Overcoats, Pants, etc., are making them
move out Quickly. Your neighbor has saved money
buying Clothing here -so can you. Remember, the
Clothing is being sold out at Cost Price during our
Alteration Sale.
Please Shop in the morning if possible.
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H. E. ISARD CO.
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Young Man, Young Woman, there is
abundant room for you in the higher
and more responsible positions of life.
YOU ARE NEEDED. {Get a business
or shorthand training and march up-
wards. Enter our school this month if
possible.
Write for free catalogue.
ELLIOTT & McLet'cnLA.r, Principals
Wingham Machine
AND
General Repair Shop
Is now re -opened, and I have secured
the service of a wan of over 20 years
experience in all lines of mill and
farm machinery, also bicycles, guns,
sewing machines, clothes wringers,
lawn mowers, umbrellas, saws gummed
and filed, keys made to order, scissors
and hair clippers sharpened, eta. A
trial solicited.
W. G. PATON
Cook's Cotton Root Compound.
Ladies" Favorite,
Ts the only safe, rellabld
regulator on which 'woman
Can depend, "in the tout
and meeed."
Preparedtiof itsntwo degrees el
strength. No. 1 and No. 2.
No. 1. -Por ordinary cotes
is by far the best dorsal"
medicine renown,
No 2 -Per special
eases -10 de re
eg
stronger -three dollars per bor.
Ladies ---613k your druggist for Cooker
ottnd. Take no other
Gbrn
Co#ton hoot 1►
i it tion re
as:ma:I sle( mixtures and m a sacingutr No. 1 rind No. 2 are sold and
✓ coended byv� all druggists in the. Do•
:Mntf Canada. Mailed to any addres6
o rpt of rice and four 2 -cent postage
p(l .ipoo11C Wi denri� Ont.'
Ao1L.ihfli Wingham
W. IlleIiibbon. Dru�{tg sty
Suits, Overcoats
AND PANTS
A SPECIALTY,
Our Suits are of the
newest materials at the lowest
possible prices.
Overcoatings that make
up the most beautiful Coats
that fancy could desire, at
prices ranging from $ I 2.00
to $20.00.
Pantings, the very thing
you are looking for,
Robt. Maxwell
High Art Tailor - Y Ingham
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POLISH
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Contains no benzine or other explosives.
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