The Wingham Times, 1899-02-03, Page 6•
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THE WINU 1.3.a' 1 TIMES,' FE1W. VARY 3
. bo !lie, as a departmental grant. In 1 toil: a gigantie task for such a stliell
body of people. We undertook to
devetupe the vast arra we now con-
trol. Many of lis have had ens:Mee
fears as to whether we should sue E
teed. These fears have passed
away and vo are on the threshold of
a period of cxpansiun during which l
large debts will be created by both
individuals and public bodies, To F
the extent that . these undertakings
are encountered with prudence, acid
a just appreciation of the *rave:
responsibilities, it will bo well.
am es ether words the GovernMent agreed
Ito snake the bonus $0 50 in place of
•-' .
" a°-''-• ;,:I, and to give the money to the
p'IttDA- - ' If, 1.BRt7ARY a, i85J , society Laving the arrangenentee in
band instead of to the steam ship
'agents. Seine confusion threatened
OUR. OTTAWA LEITER.
"however, from the fact that the
FrOnl OW own Varre3pOndent.
01.1.awa., jun), eau). ;steam -ship grant of S.re WiA3 ouly peld
The arrival of the first coutineent ;on adrilt or whole tickets, so a re -
Of Doukhobers Lae revived the fitted arrengemeet wee made by which
Of nits staottnetito and partisan. me>. the extra bonus of $1.a0 WAS drop-
tiaeitV reepeceing the poliey of thelped anti the regulation bonus. of ODD
pound eteeling paid on each man,
Government anti t he action of the I
Departnanit of the Interior in eon. I, woman and (Mid art lying in port.
zieetion with tUse people. lu spitel This leeves the total grant practical -
of repeated oxplimationsitna donate ly unchanged but simplifies t))e
by the Government in thoir behalf, EvEnr CENT SPENT IN CANADA.
Opposition papers persist in deliber- ph, „, fins, nni „0, ,z(1 11.
'ately declaring that- the Government --- "" "
seheme was an undertaking or un -
bas undertaken the expenditure of n cults diffiuuite' but has been success -
^vast sutras of public monies Lo bring fully ala c, and it committee„ of
r. •
'them to Gtutnttrt,at.d pause, feed and prominent business men and repre-
sentative Doubhobors bas been
.'ippai:nted in Winnipeg, for the pur-
pose of supervising the eapenditnre
relothe them unfit the spring. Asa
)atter of fact, ant this, has been
reiterated tinge and time again, the
Departineut is dohr.g very little anoro of the grant, and nota cent Is laid
for the Doukhobcrs than it and its Out until the item at examined and
predecessors have been tieing for approved by the committee. To
many years past in the pursuance of further assist in expending the
the police formulated by the Govern- stoney to the best possible advantage,
ment of Sir John Macdonald, and Government immigration agents at
continued by succeedingadministra- the various points ,of destination
have purchased supplies for the use
of the new arrivals, paying for the
same out of the aforesaid grant
which remains in the hands of the
Government for tbat purpose. It
is therefore absolutely untrue and
misleading to state, as is being
persistently done by Opposition
papers, that the Government has
contracted to house, feed and clothe
these people until the spring at the
pretelis and other officials qualified to -public's expense, and those making
render them general assistance in 'the charge are well aware that it is
their emetic() and unknown surround- false..
Ings, and provided wish shelter in Moreover it should be noted, that
the immigration sheds while await- whereas hitherto, the per capita
ing transportation into the interior. grant has been paid to foreign
Care is taken at the port of embark- agents, and therefore sent out of the
*don to ascertain that the emigrant t country, the money in. this ease is
being spent on supplies right here,
and every dollar returns into the
pockets of the taxpayers. These
little points appear to eseape tho
notice of Opposition papers but they
are earth noting. - Blows
axons.
THIS IIAS ALWA'gS BEEN MITE.
A part of this policy has always
been to offer a bonus of $5, or to be
exact, one pound sterIieg, on each
while ticket, to European agents of
sterni -ship companies, and this has
been all ' the monetary assistance
given, the emigrants themselves
being looked after on the arrival to
the extent of being met by inter -
bas some means of providing himself
with the necessaries of life upon his
i'irst arrival', and while an occasional
panper, entirely destitute, is found in
the eonlpuny upon his arrival and
these frool necessity are saved from
actual starvation by the authorities,
such eases are few' and far between.
Then on reaching Winnipeg, or fur-
ther west. the newcomers are given
opportunities to take up free land or
put chase homesteads from the Gov-
ernment
overnment or the railway, and the fact
'bias the business in both land de-
partments has more than doubled
this year, and the yet more signifi
cent ' filet that the much abused
Galiciaus have taken up, by free
grant and purchase, more land pro•
pirtionately.than any other class or
section of emigrants, proves beyond
cavil that the Government bas beeii
encouraging the right sort of people
to eame into the country.
Tun ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE
DOt.JK13OBORS.
5o much for the general regale,-
. tions 011 what way and to what
extent have they been varied in the
case of the Doukhobors ? When the
{;:overnlnent was approached by
duly accredited representatives of a
a'esponeible organization, charged
with developing a scheme for the
-wholesale expatriation of this perse-
lir. l•ow's Worm Syrup
Is the nicest and most effeetive remedy
fur expelling all lands et Worms. No
need of giving any Oathartie when it is
used. Trico tlwe.
Where Titans are malted. by Law
All twins bora in Diger Coast
Protectorate must, according to the
native laws, bo put to death, and it
is only those who have been rescued
by the missionaries and placed
beyond the reach of native power
who have so far escaped When the
twins are born they are at once
taken freni their mother and, if ns,
one intercedes, they are taken by
the feet and head, and have their
backs broken across a native
woman's knee, in the salve way as
one would break a stielr. The
bodies are then placed in an earth
enware receptacle and taken to the
bush, where they are devoured by
the flies, insects or animals. Sotur.•
times the little victims are pat in
these receptacles alive; and are then
eaten alive in the same manner, 'The
mother becomes an oateast. If she
does not at once take her own life
she has to flee to the bush., If she
ventures near the town or village
she must see that she does not re-
main in the path when any other
native is coming. Her presence,
according, to their supervision,
would defile the. place for others.
She must not drink from the same
spring, must not touch anything
belonging to her own relatives, and
there. is little cause for wonder tbat
she takes away her life.
When
the
Whistle
•A. SPLENDID LOT OF PEOPLE. it is a signal that thio train is coming,
'and if you do&t get of the track will run
over and kill you. When you cough, it
is a signal that consumption is cowing,
and you had better look out. The way
to stop consumption is to stop the cough..
The way to stop the cough is to take
Shiloh's Cough and Consuntpttve Cure.•
23 .ors., 50 ets. and $1.00 a bottle. Money
refunded if it fails to cure:
as time proves their utter lack of •
substance. All reports, since their
•
So much for the actual facts as to
the Government's policy. The
,alumnies that have been eo freely
disseminated regarding the character
and customs of these peoples°, may
be safely left to die a natural death
Pithy Pointers.
arrival, more than verify the good
character given them at first, and Whoa you advertise oak, sell oak
even those most antagonistic now and not pine.
admit that a finer lot of foreigners
There are ' , two sides to every
never landed on Canadian soil. The question-yonr side and the wrong
latest horrible discovery, that their side.
lri a is ung' en
ti
marc t tt ed b
ase
y any
ceremony, beyond the public mutual
acceptance of each other by the.
principals, is raising a perfeet howl
of virtuous indignation, but it may
soothe the lacerated sensibilities of
our ultra purist friends to learn that
this is the exact counterpart of the
marriage ceremony of the Society of
Friends, or Quakers, (than whom
there is not a more respected and
right living Feet in existence), in
England and elsewhere, and such
marriages have al ways been recog-
tuted people, the proposition was,nixed by the state and respected by
submitted to the Department that a the community. It also differs very
grant be made to the immigration 'little iron a form of Scotch marriage
fund in place of the bonus usually which which has sufficed in thousands of
ee paid to steam ship agents. The eases and has al ways been recognized
prutnoters were naturally desirous to by the law of the land.
secure as large a grant as possible, •
POINTERS ON NATIONAL FINANCE.
lied, at first the Government conced-
ed an additional grant of $1.50 per A valuable lecture was delivered
-..e above regular a few days ago on "National 1
Finance" by Mr. Byron E. Walker,
Ilea over and above the r
General Manager of the Bank of
Commerce, and one of the. 01051;
reliable and cautious financiers of
this County' . Viewing his subject
as he did from a. purely professional
standpoint, .aria without a suspicion
of political bias, his canclnsions are
of nnnsual value and interest. Of
the national' expenditure on national
public works he observed, "We
shall soon finish our Canals, and we .
may then pause awhile in that'
department of Public Works, only
doubtless to take up again some
years hence on an even larger reale.
There are those who suppose we are
near the end of our railroad build-
ing with biovernfnent aid. In my
opinion we have but begun. 1 am
not unmindful of the plea made by
certain f;t"raers to Sir Wilfrid
Leerier a few days ami, whieh d
Serves ever consideration that is
possible, apart from staying the pro.
I green of this great country. But we
Canadians ai,Confederation ander-
BRISTOL'S �\
�i e i sT O1{.sf�i
ISTOL9S
Sarsaparilla
and
• PAet hitt PILLS
The Greatest of all Liver,
Stornach and Blood Medicines.
A 3PltOrFIO von-
liebetimatlem, (cont and
Chronic Complaints.
They Cleanse Purify the
Mood.
All Druggists and
General Dealers.
But few mon are vyine enough to
render one word sufficient.
The Iran who is in the right
doesn't have to get mad.
If your ad, harvest is a failure
inyestigate the seed yon have
sown.
Some men are long on energy,
but shortly on the ability to use
it.
If you can't get Khat you want,
want what you can get.
Don't expeet advertising to do it
all: Your salesman, your go3ds and
prices must join hands.
Don't study your own wants so-
much
omuch as the wants of the public.
The most frequent cause for ask-
ing advice is to have your opinion
confirmed.
Some advertisers are like soin
songs, they are in vogue for a tune
only.
A titan seldom improves if he
has no other model than himself to
copy.
Don't1'
be a mac >Ine ; a machine
does not need brain—you do.
The little dog usually barks the
loudest, but the big dog generally
gets the bone.
Your advertisement is your calling
card --be sure it is "correct."
An advertisement that the public
pass unnoticed is just the same as no
advertisement at all.
The troable is not always biting
off Inoro than one can chew, but
rather the swallowing thereof.
A 'CTIVl: Sr)LICIIAl1s rue EvnisYwnignE
la• Ior Tho Story orf the Philippines" by M,,ra;
Iltdstt tl, rommissinned by tbo aovernntont its 031-
cW 1l13orl iu to the War Deputmsat, Tho b u k
(et written In bray eampA at San Fransl,rn, en the
Pacific) with General Merritt, in the hospitals et Hoe
nolulu, ht stair it' ns,, In the Attuelean trenches at
ltfanrle, in the trisnrtrent earnOl with Agtlinaid0, ,
the deck of the Olympia with bewey, and in.thd
roar of tattle et the felt of 1•fanilt. ilonanz•t for
af,•ehte, Arimful of ors; ins! pictures taken by iror-
ernment nnoeiersphers on this spot, Large bank,
Lc* ow I s • Witt Prate, Freight •paid, Credit
8' 3 t' Add+reoes if. T, Barbti Scc'y,, Stet intnran o Yo. i ;rid No. 2 for sale by Goran A. CralpboU,
0,1 Mageeb^uer rt t
Y mil guarantee
that my Rheumatism
Cure will relieve lum-
blzgo, sciatica and all
rheumatic ;tains in
two or three hours,
and cure itt, n few
days. AIUNYOIY.
At • all druggists,
25c. a vial. Outdo
to Health and meth -
cal advice free.
1305 Arch st., Philo,
The Alvin'itnn Innniciltal counptl
hag passed tI.i fill 1owini; resolntlon;
"Moved by A. Mt',ii1'+llae,„, SC(toll(led
by Citrnntiuget that A. 7. Trolley he
annninted chief constable,. truant
otiieer, c,.retaker ofcemetry, sanitary
inspector, overseer if highways,
janitor clearing streets and crossings
cutting w'nods, collector of poll and
dog tax. ringing curfew hell and
cleaning snow opposite fife hall, at •a
salary of $10,"
CiaV'4iinnetG Ory y ' or
^� :.5:::: ria s-
ti l M' 'a 1
R L TAM, miller. Comber, ship -
red Net week • 30,000 pounds of
poultry to Leorlon, ],ntrlonrl. This
is tate second carload exported by
This dealer.
Permanent Cures
Of sorb diennre•a g's gait h;teuro, Soro
fnla, .;oras, Ulcers. 17tenepeia and Con-
stipation fire trade by B.13.11.. The daily
papers are fall of statements of those
who harebeen nermantly cured by B.S.S.
The Perth county council has de-
ei(ltd topcliOen the got err men to
abolish tie ut the routlry registry
ufliees. •
L.
Mie. MO;VI'A UF, I}UNAVLLLE, OXI'.,
Bast on IntereeitIner that About Dr.
th„an's uinttnent, •
SIS SUFFERING 1'lt0 1 ULCERATiato
t'.(LI:s , Ul1J;lt,
He says :—I was troubled with itch-
ing piles for five years, and was badly
ulcerated. They were very painful, stn
much so bleat I could not sleep. 1 tried
almost every remedy heard of, and was
recommended to nae Dr. Chase's Oint-
ment.. I purchased a box, and from the
first application got such relief that I
was satisfied a cure would be matte. I
used in all two boxes, and am now
completely cured.
Every remedy given by Dr. Chase
cost years of study and research, and
with an eye single to its adaptation for
tile ailments for which it was intended.
Dr. Chase detested cure•alls, and it,
has been. proven ten thousand times
that not one of his formulas leave a
bad after-effect, Dr, Chase's Ointment
is based on lanoline, and the elest phy-
sicians prescribe It. .
Mr. M. T. Wigte, of Kingsl,'iilo, Essex Co.
turgid of Itching Nies of 23 Yeard'
#'hyeleim:a is'alt to motto a Cure tVhen Dr.
t hasd's utnemeet. tinver )'wtlettl-
ntS Reiter.
M. T. Wigle, better known to every
One in the vicinity as "'Uncle Mike,"
was troubled for over 23 years with
itching piles. At times he Was so bad.
he would have to quit work. The irrb-
tattion becarne so intense With ,constant
#'ublsing that they became ulcerated and
would bleed. He had been treated by
marry physleiatts, bot toilful nothing
that gave lion relief. pearling in the
paper the cure of a friend who lead nor=
fered in a like manner; and being cared
by I)r. Chase's Ointment, lie procured
a box. ,After the third application he
got sueli relief that he had the first
comfortable night's sleep he enjoyel In
years. The one box made a completc
Mire,. and he says he. would not be With-
out it for *50 a box if it could not bete.;
placed. Mr. WIgIe is a wealthy farmer,
tivell knewri fn tae community in which
ho resides.• It ie over ted yearsi since
he was whietcd, and hs has never been
troubled slate.
,Cook's Cotton Boot ComponlluI
In successfully used monthly b Direr
to o00Ladias, sate, c g.'otuai. Ladlas ask
gyout druggist for Cook's Cotton {Foot Uoia-
pound. Takonoottser,asalill txtuees,Is11I and
iriittatiot:srsdangeroUte. >k'rftror3vn.2.$Ib�aer
box,Into.80degr.nsatrong,'r. Aper box. No.
holm` 2. his 0)1 receipt of prior and two 8•ernt
sateops 7tn freak Cnntprs1ty WtndsOr Ont.
Fans. 1731 acid 2 a;ttid sun' recommended by alt
responatblo Dragglnts e' Cannde.
S 1 li�TR ORRV,IC 1t3 "a` r x
lets, 110DT°T-•„lwuv. Dr. Pascoe, pas 1. ti!: (i't �n�t)11ti{ 11,
»u
or. Services at 11. a ni and p ui.
1'I;,H.SI3YTE IdN—Rev. 1). I.'srrie
fits icor, . Services at 11 a m and 7 ;i m.
J J'ISCOI'AL. St. k'aul's—Bev. Win.
Lowe, motor. Services at; 11 a to and 7
pLn.
BAPTIST —Rev. W. 'recd, pastor.,
Services et 11 a in and 7 it In
CONGltl',,G4.TJoNAr--Itev, II, B.1
Mason, pastor. Services at 11. a ru ansi
7prn,
CHlttSTIAN' WORKERS --- Peewee:
Outram and Lockin 0.luniaud, Service's!
at 3 p izi and. 3 p
SALATr.TION ARMY—Capt. McLeod
and alae in command. Services at 11 a.
In, 3 j nt anti 8 p ni,
In each of the above named churches!
Sabbath School is hold at 2.30 p Pt.
We're' Afser" N'OOa"S P 140.'li4ainee
24re Great 2lnr�* 88 Renieclf/.
Eold and recommended by all
dri. fists in Canada, Onl rcli-•
gS yy
discovered. tx
, medicine st, 8'
al le me . In
N•packagcs patrrnnteed to cure ell
forms of Sexual 'Weakness, all effects of abuse
or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To-
bacco. Opium or Stimulants, Mailed on receipt
of price, one package 31, six, 36, One wilt ;lease,
t+iz vSU cure. Pamphlets free to out, !address.
The Wood Company, Wind§or, Ont.
Sold in Wingham by Cohn a Campbell,
Druggist,
•
ANK of NAME i
WIN.GHAM.
Capital, 31,260,000. Rest, $775,000
President—lona $15321,
Vheo-rreeidont—A. G. Ramses.
Desecrates
Jon, Penmen, en, Geo. lemon. war. G BBON, AL P, A. T.
Woos, A. S. Ler, (Toronto).
Cashier—.l. TUIRNBULL.
Savings Bank—iTours, g'0 to 8• Saturdays, 10 to
Deposits of S1 and upwards received and interest
allowed.
Special Deposits also received at current
,rates of It, crest.
Drmfta es, OOreatBritain and the United Stater
bought and bold
W. CORSO.OLT>, AGENT
E. D. DICKINSON, Solicitor.
Money to Loan on Notes.
Notes Discounted
AT REASONABLE IiAT t'S
Money advanced on Mortgages at 6 poi centrvith
priviteero of paying at the end of any year. Not,
and aacemte co!le,:tc8.
ROET. MoIleDOO.
Seaver Block wtnrhsm, Out
1xii,AND TRUNK' RA1LWAX .
Toronto and East
Palmerston mixed
London and South
Kincardine
ltll
DEPART AIve
—is PUilLifill .U--
EV1 1t r TBIDA3' MOItNllgta'
*AT, TILE ---
TIMES OFFICE, JOSi±PH,N3 l3TRST-'
subscription prteo,3tperYour, Infitivttna i
AnVEnTINI11a RATES.
kitime 1 1 yr. l 0 mo '1 Y nm. 1 1 mpe•
ons Oorutl,n St0 0n a330000 e1200
00 Sq Qoa$
knit `• 60 00 ?n OQ�•
Quarter " 20 00, 12 00 7 on
(1.54neh 6 On 800 '3 OQ 100"t"
ucatgrid itne troll suvcmilse,ue,G Se per lin `
for tires insertinn,and 8e per Line preach subsequent
i serf; n, 11e siren by nonpareil salve.
vont notices IOt. p,1.line for first insertion, aura •
6s. per line for eachenbeuquent moortier, •
Ativortisemeuts of Lost, Found, Pavved,Situatious
and liminess Chances Wanted, not exceeding' 5 tinge
nonpareil, 31 for first month, and 80e. for cub'
enheettuorlt month,
Homes and Farms for Salo, not oneemiiarn 8 ]mea'
Ba en Met month, COu• per o
r at o
e
9Ue t month
Larger ndtertiscnaeats
in pRoportion.
These terms will be strictly adhered to
lon3erS eolaiperiods,,
lemon rate. for le advertisements, or or
Adrertetetuunte and 1nen1 notices n ithoatt epeoiflo
directions will he inserted tilt forbid and obarged'
accordingly.. Treesttury udvortleements must be
paid in ad stoop
Changes for contract Advertisements must be is
Om office by Woduosday noon, ei order to appear
that week
WINDIIAM, ONTARIO,
E
11. le ELLIOTT,
PROBau,roa AND PUnLIIruRs
WINGHAM HOSPITAL.
For the treatment of DISEASES OF WOMEN and
SURGICAL CASES of all kinds,. For'partioulare,
address
DR. J. P. RENNEIY,
Medical Superintendent, 11'tugbam, Ante.
R . VANSTONIi,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Eto.,
Private and Company funds to loan et lowest rater
interest. No commission charged. Mortgagee, town.
and farm property bought and sold
OFFICE—Beaver Bleak lritunuM.
J. A. MORTON
BARRISTER, ea,
Winehan,
•
'yam •"'. 's,
E. L. DICKINSON,
BARRISTER, ETC.
801r0IT0R TO DANE 01' iteanILTox. 6rON8y ro
taoAN.
office—Meyer Monk. %Ing am
miG. CAMERON,
e
BARRISTER., SOLICITOR, CONVEYANCER, &e.,
Office—Corner nnneitouand St. Andrew streets.
opposite Colborne Rotch
0ooctetou, ONTARIO.,
A ItTIJUR J. IRirIN, DDS, L D S,
Doctor of Dental Sureery of the Pennsylvania_,
Defied 0ollett°end LI'+eetl'le of the 'Royal Coliege.-
of Dental Surgeons of •Untarte. Office over Ptak
O/ficu, 1V uy ham
DENTISTRY.•.4.S.JERO3Ii.`, L. D. S,,w1re:m.41
G 49- a. m. 3 05 p. m • steel-gee�t to aannufaotur flret-alase sets of
3 30 p m 10 29 p m Any teeth us cheap ng' they can be made•
855am 3Oopm pain, yhtanew
0 53''a nt 11 10 a m process, guaranteed perfectly sato.
d 3C p m 8 00 p m
OFFICE: . In the Beaver aleck o i
11, 10 a rn G 49 a nt•
House.
330put 330pm
10 29 p m 13 30 a m TOHN RITCHIE'
J
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT •
In the Dominion. Teeth extreetel ••
-'-' absolutely witeout b
FI . epos to tbe�^
Brunswick Ii
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
S�p ___Comp dalcdonia, No. 4ti, moot
■ . ■ the first and third Monday in
erenry month, in .he odd Fellness Hari. Viettine
brethren welccn" J. Murray. Chief. 1C D
1 Ilion, Ren. -Sec
M r! IJ,.vl GHA.+1.V3
ST€AM PUMP WOKS
Having purchased the entire business
from Mr. Daniel. Showers, 1 ani now
prepared to supply the public with
Wood and Iron Force and
Lift rumps, Brass anis.
Iron Cylinders, Gulvaultc-
ed Iron Tubing. Cisterns,
Water Troughs, Sinks,
)llathe,Plpe Fitting, Well
Digging and everything in con-
nectido with orator supplies.
Galvanized Stool Windniifls for power
and pumping water..
Nap. well punps a snecinlity.
]iepairing promptly attended to.
Parties writing for information or
ordef ine by atoll should alts nye State
depth oi.well.
All worst gIua{�raan�teed��oiy noo-sale.
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0. IVIOE:i`t .d. I01 GSiTAll
Bev ' 140 Winehatn. Ont.
Wixom,,
fe. DEANS. JR., WINOffAR,
ONristg a
'aTc
LICENSED ATICTI:E308, ;aIE CO
OP ONiHURON.ii I= • . r
Setae attended in any part of the Co. Ohatger
Moderate.
LJOfIN CURR'RIE, T rman, Oar., • ,r,er
;64 , ...
LICENSED AUCTIONEER. leder r
Salm 'of Farts Stock and Muni Impletneatd • '?
Opo&alty,
All ordure tort at the Times office prorptly.eites3
ed to. Term. reasonable.
FIFTY-TWO
WEEKS
r
WITH GOD,"•r
A fascinating study of The Inter -e;
national Sunday School Lessons for,
1899, now ready. No Christial�,',;
especially Clergyman or Teacher,':':
should be without it. 13eautifully,
bonnd in cloth of two colors, With
still' boards. Price only 35 cents.
Strongly recommended by leading
Clergymen. On sale by all book
sellers, or sent postpaid on receipt oir •
the price by,
' :tirilt BRADL rY•GAI4III 'pSOI ' Co.,
(LI1lzran)
Publishers, Toronto, Can. ,
JOB PRINTING,
INCLUDING Books Pamphlets, ?coterie
,L Heads, Circulars, &ea, ata, tomcatted in the bee_
style of the art, at utorlcrete Arlene and oa eh .
notice. Apply Or address
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