The Wingham Times, 1899-06-30, Page 6,,,:,tet., t
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THE VV ES', JUNE
from the eonstituenciee of wh'leb they discussion developed the Ater that
4 a 1M properly belonged, tali Ltberale had the Finance 11Iihtate�r Way; ab$01lltely
bast deprived of ten Otes,on. tt divi correct told that, the outyT de1lutte and
atteseasteeetteateateresetersateetate stun in the ,'louse: tat' ('otkluluna after t
ff` absolute eontteet ettnteined hi the
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bulled.. 0I{N1. ,10. 1890. .
O R OTTAWA LEITER
From our own tbrrespar,dt:nt, •
Ottawa, June 24.
The debate on the motion for the
mond reading of the liedtatributien
Hilt which was commenced on Friday
last gave the Poet Master General,
who 'las made the question of repro -
actuation in the House of Commons a
etude'. tun opportunity of presenting
for the i;onaideratian of the I1ousu
tend the country solve intereetinir
data which he has spent =eh time
and etre in gathering r•e,pecting the
various constituencies to Western
Ontario which were affected by the
Redistributiou Bills of 1882 and 1802
and tuiltendments, tie pointed out
that the dominating and permeating
prineipte .of the measure which the
Government has introduced was that
there should be no breaking of county
Lines and no carving of seats out of
fragments of different counties. This
. was in contrast to the bill of 1882
'which in order to provides for the
four Dew seats to whish Ontario was
untitled as a two ridings Into adjoin-
ing constituencies, changed the
boundaries of fifty constituencies.
The only reason or argument which
would justify the general breaking
1.f county boundaries which took
place would be to make ridings with
symmetrical boundaries and equality
of population. The census of 1881
gave: an average population for the
Ontario constituencies of 20,904•
The Post Master General showed
that t,f tete 9.? seats which there were
at that dose in the Province of OD-
tarkv only 23 were by the provisions
of thet bill given population between
19,000 and 22,000 ' white no less
than 30 had a population less than
19,000 and thirty tour had a popula-
tion of upwards ot 22,000, and the
population of these constituencies
ranged from 12,000 the lowest in
Leeds and Grenville, represented by
the Conservative whip, to 38,000 in
West Tomato. These figures effec-
tually
tually disposed of the cry that the
&1ppo,ition are now rising of "Rep
by Pop ' in so far as it was illustrat-
ed by them in practice, when they
had tee upportullity ot giving force
-to the principle, as they profess to
-desire; to apply- it now. Bat as Mr.
Mulluok painted out this principle
bad never been contended for even
by the most cherished :dols of the
.opposition in the sense that Sir
Charles Tapper had demanded. The
only sense in which it bad ever bee i
sought to be applied was in reference
to the r:otnparative representation of
the two provinces in the Old Pro-
vince of Upper Canada. However,
the records indicated. plainly that
equalization of population in the re•
ilpective constitueneies was not a
factor in the determination of the
boundaries when the Conservative
Taal ty lied tbt, opportunity of giving
to that principle the force of law.
.,1.r. Matlock gave the house an en-
tertaining
n-
tel t i ing remote of.the results pro•
xlut.ed in tate four general elections
'renter, had been held since the tie.
diabteinn Act of 1882. After analiz-
ang the, vete east in the 40 constit-
uencies affeeted by that net he showed
that by the 'hiving of the Grits in a
few e.•nstituencies and the manipula-
tion of Utinaervative majorities in
4"owilstlip villages, and freedom of
3s'lun:etpali'.iee tvltielf were detached
MLT REII1VI
TOIITIIRES
tette awa%r before the
magical effect of
i». Chase's Ointment
the election of 1882, 12 votes after puliey ie to pay it stated amount on
the eleettvn of 1801, and 14 votes in ' bion brofagttt Out the fact very clearly .
',hat none) of the companies can rely
upon beiug able to realize 4it por ,
cent.} upoil their investments, many
of tt.enl only being able to make 4
per cent and even less and the fact
was generally admitted that eon-
tentiou.a of the Finilltee Minister that.
the Goverment had .;toted wisely in'
the 'natter. By the compromise till
neer business will be done after the
let of January next upon the basis
of 3x• per eerie. and the time of ap-
plyniet the new rates to the business
now in tutee has: been extended for Mord
three years beyond the time at first he points for holding a reg. 1
proposed. Tile Companies by ac- meeting are Clinton and Dungan»
cepting. the compromise confirms the supplementary: Kintail, Auburn,
soundness of the Government's policy
In insisting. upon the insurance basis
'teas being placed upon, a soul d
basis.
the election of 18817, 10 votes After Maturity of the laotfce', 'r'he,diseus
the resent Varliatuent.
Since the hill wits introdueed the
(xoverinnent has made a change in
the prupuaed dlstl ibntion Of seats.
Tine member widen was formerly
given tt. the eonstituency of Bothwell.
the integral parts of which now re-
vert to the eountiett to which they
properts•T belong, has. been given to
the Citi of. Toronto, and by this.
course the main objection ''aired by
the leader of the Opposition to the
bill, namely : —'''hat it gave an un -
d ae ; epresentat•,on to Liberal counties
while elepriving Toronto of thatt re
presentation to which in virtue of its
urge popnlution and Conservative
endencies it was entitled; has been
•entered, In the bill as originally
rafted this member was given to
Tient county whielt it was proposed
o divide into three 'constituencies,
y the amendment tient will— be
laced on the list of counties sending
wo members awl suffers no injustice
o this as it gains one »?ember, and
a in the sante eategort with Lamb -
on which has a population 800 in
xeess of it. ,although the Gov�ern-
ent, has by this change, met the
emends of the Opposition to a, very
urge extent It does not appear to
lave succeeded in avoiding the°ob-
uruction tactics wbieli have been
hreatened since the 13111 was first in.
reduced. On Friday night Sir Charles
ositively refused to give any assur
nee ti) the Government that thee"
will be no obstruction to the rneasuye
r even that the vote nn the second
ending would he reached this week.
The Government in response -to
he request of the millers and deal-
rsof Canada Wive withdrawn the bill
eating with the inspeetion of wheat
nd substituted it rnodified measure.
it Henri Joly voiced the sentiments
i
tbe community when he declared
bat tbe maintenance of the repo
f
anionn
u Canadian wheat in the
arkets of the world was of greater
nine to the material interests of
anada than all the gold of the
liken ten times over, In the
mended bill the Mge standard sea
the measure as at- first introduced
or export wheat is maintained,
revision is made, however, by.
hieh the exigencies of the home
ade as presented by the millers
Itd dealers of Eastern Canada has
een met by a provision which en-
bles there, if desired, to secure sup-
ewentary inspection in the East of'
heat, for home consumption.
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is a ease of dy'spep-
sia, indigestion. or
Any stomach trouble
that cannot be re-
lieved at once and
rmanently cured
by my "WS/141)8'1ACURE.
14IENYON.
4.t all druggist's,
25e. a. vial. G'Itld4
to health and tnedi+545
eel advice free, 1
Areli street, 1 bila.
Stertli�ig Confessions
Sbow that 2a per cent. of men and
women suffer the tortures of itching
piles. investigation proves that Dr, A,.
W. Chase's Ointment bas neYer yet 3i`
WCBR:.
failed to cure itching piles, and all of
these•tiien apd won en cools end their
sufferings at once by using it. Scores WHAT THIS [ oOLISTI, x NBizvA'rINc
S.tt.,1ati4.TI1 SBIWIOIS.
M t;,'.l' IQ.DI$P-..,.ltov. Dr. l'850004 tree "."-.1. t � l , ,t 1:.�
--t5 Pt nl,i:+ibis+-
1'\"Ia:(tX 1''xilf>eil' 14fO11CINC,
or. Services at 11 am and p Idt,
1'Itl'.'
.SSY 1 1 I4 N^ -Rev, D. 1oorrie
in nor. Services et 11 tI Mand 7 p
EPISCOPAL,
PISCOPAL, St. Paul's -•-1 ev. Wm.
Lowe, rektor: Serviose at 11 ti in and "f
p m. •
BAPTIST —Rev, W. Freed, "pastor,
Services at 11 a mand i p nt
CONGREGATIONAL-- - rev. .1.
Crulliit, pastor. Services at 11 a flat and r
7pm..
CHRISTIAN' woi t mitts --= alieses
Outrain and Look in tlt.mmund, Services
at�:3p ruand 8pm,
S,A LV.r.T I ON X111 1Y--Oapt..11 oLeocl
500 witty in command. Services at 11 a,
in,3pat and 811m,
In ,
ag ah at the above named ohurohes
Sabbath School is held at 2.30 p na.
HAMILTON
coni BANK of
St,
Helens, Lt"eitern, Miss Rose, Port W I N G I- A. M.
Albert,- Carlow, 13eniniller, Holmes -
Capital, 41,404,52Q. Best, ;'1,000,000
Proeloont--•Dons 5rvRa1'.
vice -President -,-d. 0, RaatsAs,
Xerift.ZC'leoitta
Joos PanoToa, ono. Roaon, wet Oissox, nr lr,
A. T, Woo», M. P, A. B. Lisp, (Toronto),
Cnshioi;—J, TURNBUJLL,
Savinge Baume,—J1ours,10 to 0; Saturdays, 10 to
alliepposits of 81 and upwards received and tntorost.
lowed.
Special Unseats also received at current
of thousands have been cured bythis. RAMP DOLS Fort 1'arI IND, rates of t ,.rest.
Dram cis. tlreat Britain and the• United States
treatment. Everybody can be cured in. ! bought arid mold
vitte, F. 0. 'E roltla, iec'y,
Chilciren ]ry for
R J A
tbe same way. -
Worry is forethuugbtgone to sen
' Worry is discounting possible feuta
West Huron Farmers' institute. sorrows so that the individual m
d' E. L. U OKINSnN, Solicitor.
re
W. (3oRB.oII1a1), AouNT
ay -
he Money to Loan on Notes.
The annual meeting of the West have present 'Misery. Worry is t
Huron, Farmers' Institute was held father of fut, Worry ty the
r (mu
at Nile on Tuesday, June 20, at 1.30 traitol•- n our cardio that danipens
our powder, wealteasour aim Und
the guise of helping' us to bear the
p,m.
The Secretary opened the meeting preseut and be ready for the futu
wet ry mut 'piled enemies vi'ithin our
mind to sap our strength.
Worry is the dominance of our
hind by a singly, vague, restli•ss, un -
regulations, gave his report in in his
usual able manner. satieiied, fearing and (cite fill idea.
e;,• 44Totes Discounted
re ATt` REASONABLE RATES
Money ad4aucect on Mortgages at 5 pot oentwflh
privilege of paying at tho end of any Year. ICnt,
and accounts coilected. ,
Deaver Black Winchaln, Ont
by reading the announcement of the
same. Minutes of the last annual
meeting were react and adopted.•
The President,: after reading the
The.. report cuntaitied some good Ttte mental energy and force that
suggestions for the future benefit ot Y should he duties of-„tttl art d on the sec.
the institute. On motion by Messrs.t]Sen ,,ur of
the day Is constant
1.‘„and • suri•e liUoud abst a ted.
Hetherington and Wilson the report
i' y r c.
was received, and :±bsorht tt by this one tiled idea.
• The full r
On motion by DlessrsrMorrish and rani strength of the ancon-
Elfurd it was deeided that Miss biose scions working, of the mind, that
be engaged for four meetings. which prudtiees our heat success, that
a The report of the President was
then adopted.'
It was decided to bave three
directors for each municipality,
Ashfield --•J. N. McKenzie, J. An-
drews, J. Hayden.
W. Wawanosh-G. Howatt, Mart.
Young, Wm. Bailie.
E. Wawanosh—M, Lockhart, R. C.
McGowan, A. ,Currie.
Colborne --- N. Kernighan, R.
There is perhaps no economie Young, J. Dustow.
measure which tbe Government has Hallett -Wm. Jackson, Jno. Wil-
introduced at this Parliament that is 800, Jas. Snell.
of greater importance than the In- Turnberre —Gavin Wilson, .
suranee Bill, and although there was Blyth—F. Metcalf, C. Hamilton,
some Opposition to tbe measure on A. Sloan.
the part of the interested companies, - Clinton --D. A. Forrester, W.Weir.
or some of them, the compromise tioderich—ti4Ic,D. Allan, Warnock
which was arrived at in the end was Heaton,
an eminently fair one, The Finance Goderieh township—F. 0, Elford,
Afinister struck a responsive ebord W. Marquis, G. Acheson.
when he asserted as the cardinal Auditors -R. Diellwain, Charles
of the bill, which the. Government Girvin.
was determined to preserve, that, the The President siguified his `inten-
principle amount of the insurance, tion -of withdrawing, and the Insti-
tbe amount which the eompanies bad tute gave him a hearty vote of
contracted to pay to the families of thanks, and (nude him an honorary
policyholders should be kept intact, member, for bis ten years of faithful
The Oppositioncame from those who service as president of the. W.FI F.I.
had taken out sharing or participat The President'then introduced J.
ing policies under which they, every T. Darrow to the audience. Mr.
year, received or expected to l-eeeive Garrow"in. his opening remarks, ex
a share of the profits of the company, pressed his sympathy with tne tar -
and who saw a danger that if the vier, and spoke of the dependetee of
companies„ were compelled tit put a all upon the agricultural interests.
larger proportion of the peridiums to He said he, was independent in
rest account than formerly they politiesand other matters and a eon.
would not get as .Targe a dividend servative by nature. What we want.
annually as they have been getting is the honest man with t -he Upright
in the past, Mr. -Fielding pointed character. Inteileetaality should be
out, however, that the wwliolequestion cultivated; mind rules the world
Was one of figures,that under the All knowledge should he open to the
changing" circumstances the rate of farrier; • scientific agriculture is a
interest having decreased very iia- necessity. lie thea gave a; very ex-
teriaily in recent years the 'same cellent and instructive address on
amount laid aside each year would "Common, every day Law,” dealing
t produce as mueh as was the case principally with waters and water
rmerly and tterefore, it was neves. coarses I. tie tasty spoke on that stt,bjeet
ry in order to be on the safe side of highways, fund advised`councils'
at the amount, should be increased etc.,. to be. very easeful lest they in
the willows and fain:lies of poliev vire law suit by their negligence or
bottlers were to be assured of getting the public roads.
the fuil amount of their policies' in Otr:motion by Lookhal't and An
the future, and he was emphatic derson, and discussed by Couneillol•b
that, as between the :haring of pro- and ex councillors Mead, i3arelay.
fits for the present and the paytncnt Hunter, Kernighan and nth f
of the full amount of the poker• colt-. " hearty vote o ere, e
traeted for by the Company, the ' 1F r, e t o thanks s was tendered
1,
,
't3ttrd4'iv for, his is
U able
address,
Government would protect the in- A meeting of the Directors wfas
tercets of the ttidow and orphans, called at.;the close of the annual
Itis dcelaration ti at, the policy bul'zers meeting ' and the following stale of
Litt
d after alt no definite ,contract officers elected :-'-Pres,. Jas, Snell;
rider Which they shared tin profits 1st vice-president, R. Young;2nd
as at first questioned, btct a little vice, J. Wilson ; See,• 'ren, 1te, C
Ito
The tortures of Salt Rheum nre almost be. fo
Tend human endurance, and as the flush bo. sa
comes raw, and the itching and burning
increase, the suffering is so intense as to th
almost drive one crazy. if
In desperation salves and ointments are.
ttpptic'I, only to give rise to further disappoint.
=tent and despair.
Out then; is hope. 'there is assurance that
you eau b� cured just as scores and hundreds
of others have been by using 1)r. Chase's
dOintmtit.
stir. John Siron, of Aultsville, Ont., writes:
2�or seven year; I es -as a"sufferer from Salt
Rheum and t
t l n hands were t
•t l 1 had yl ti to
eft
Rheum,
Nothing
wear eased gloves.
e. $to help
m Lid n i
e I as induced to try I.)r. Chases Uint-
trifent, and one box cured me completely.
"There i, not 1 trice of the Salt Rheum left."
'Dr. Chase's Ointment has effected most
rnir tcnloua cures in all parts of tins great is
ir)omininn. Couhl you have better assurance lab
it will tut.er:17 I-orsale by all deafen, }
ar�c'kt.nianiou, Atte* .-C*., Toronto W
•
represents vat' finest aeti'vity, is tap-
ped, led away and -wasted on wot i'y.
'd'oe'r`' must not be' colifuaed,with" -
anxiety, though both wot-ds -agree
in meaning ltri„ 'batty, a "choking,"
or a "strangling," referring:rof Bourse
to the throttling et?ettt upon indivi:
dual activity Anxiety faces large
issues of life i.eriously, calmly with
dignity. Anxiety always suggests
hopeful •pu,sibility ; it. is actrve. in
.being ready and devising measures
to meet the 'outcome, Worry is not
one large itldivitlual sorrow ; it is a
colonel of (tear, vague, insignificant,
restleis, itops of fear, that become
import' ut only from their combine:
tion, their eoubtency, their 'iteration.
--11'iltialn OPt>rge Jordan in The
Satu.rrtay 1tvi'uil11.: Pot.,
5!" INCH M
STEAM PUMP WORKS
Having purchased the entire business
from Mr. • Daniel Showers, I ant now
prepared to supply. the public with
wiw,:.meyvnevsu,MFA M-�u _,w..Wu..,aM,wrrlrt�e
Noy n
;bac � 9 c .+ o isease
8' 2
In its advanced stages—That Roo.
eon Why -Danger Prevented by
hien Timely Use+ of Dr. i3. W.
Chaba'er Itie/nolpLitrcr Pina.
To understand frights Disease ,s to know
that in its advanced stages it is past the reach
of human aid. The cells of the kidneys
undergo a wasting ohange, which leaves then'
. dead so far as perforating their functions is
concerned, Just think of having the kidneys'
dead. Think of trite poisons left in the system
when these organs could no longer perform
their duties as .filters of the blood,
It would be difficult to conceive of anything
more dreadful,
e and yet this is the goal to which
everycnse of neglected kidney disease tnust lead,
When the back aches, when urinating is
difficult or too frequent, when there are de,
posits in the urine after standing for 24 hours,
there is no time to lose in procuring Dr,
Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills.
It is not claimed that they will cure Bright's
Disease in its last stages. They are an ohso-
, lute euro for kidney disease, antiso long as the
kidneys ere not entirety wasted away they will
give new strength and vigor and enable theta
to resume their duties of filtering the blood.
jr.aChases Kidney -Liver .fills will stop
backache and headache in short order by re-
. moving the cause, and will positively prevent
Bright's Disease. One pill a dose, 25e, a box.
At all dealers, or Yvon:anson, 13...tes 41 Co,.
Tdrente.
Cavcatsaiid'; rade•Mn-k't obtained, and alt patent
business conducted for MODERATE PEES, My
office) hi the •
immediate
vicinity
'n't o
f
thePatent
Office, ai
cend my facilities for seaming patents ate nwpsseiSend model, sketch or photograph oftdvertion,wit
description andstaterfier,tas to advantagqes claimed,
°1 Ntrcicnroro•Wa shade foraaottinforte as to
xthttlhfhM1j,r and rte fee for prosccutintt the
applleeion titl��i nod 3o daltect for rt -n fhb
pedanttrtilourect, "ltssmt'rons' Cutis;'' can.
mainingfurl informationscat free. Afl Cpfrtmuhlo
S*ttIOfS conttddi'odl S5 ttr1Ctl' ecnffderilal.
H. HOUGH
�.^ it Aegrte 0144.0111iCIMICON.0 7M» in.
Stseste,
. ALCSTEEL .
lu . lir IGL
Aco FuitTTHAT 111Lt1S
Wood and Irons Force and
Lift .Pumps, Brass - and
Iron Cylinders, Galvaniz-
ed Iron Tubing, Cisterns,
Water Troughs, Sinks,
•Baths, Pipe Fitting, Well
Digging and everything in con-
nection with water supplies,
Galvanized Steel Windmills tor power
and pumping water.
Deep well pumps a speciality.
Repairing. promptly attended to.
Parties writing for information or
ordering by mail should always state
depth of well.
All work guaranteed or no sale.
1�. MORNMG TAR
13sr 144 Wingitam, Ont.
EARLY
LO1 ,
Before placing yatir order
for Spring Clothing call and
see our .
NEW SAMPLES
for 1899. We can afford to
sell New Goods cheaper than
old stock that cost one-half
more than new and better
goods of the latest styles will
c:�.
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tf.9 acarr10E,JOS CratltN S1 i4T
LV1ZCCrl>a14I, ONTAlt1o.
Subsolipticulpr10c,$1 Yellr,111144VA410e
Atte i RTIDIN , tLVrr3
yr, ' 1 t oro 1 tt 1001 1 ua0
on, Colutt.n 800 00" S1G Ota ->U i,p'
halt 4a 00 10 12 00 00
quarter "' 10 001 12 00 - 7 00 2 0<i.
one Ocit I 5 001 8 011 • k 00
I oq
1'aeat Witt 011107 u t'ol'l amettisenleut, 8e per Ude-
re/ th•s4insortion.tunlito per line torcaoheubsctltrent,
in-arti•'o iloasurori hl nonpareil mato.
,.ossa notices 10,•, per lien for tires insertion,
G.:. per line tor ouch sttlreu.quont ;neerticr.
A,trcrtiseatents of Lost, 1''Ound, Strayed, Situr/010Se
8 line
uonpii}oli, 01 inoss forrtm Drata' month,andnot r60e to 011,40
subsequent month,
doI; ses and Terms far Salo, not exceeding 8 'lino,
0. for first month, GOo, per subsequent mon*Larger adrortlstvn ^its in: proportion.
These, urine teat bo strictly adhered to ' "
Special rates for larger advertise!), or on•
lougorperiods,
Advort,ietnents and lotiiitnotfeos without speeida
Monitions will no inserted till' forbid and charged'
accordingly'. Transttury advortiswnonts must 5e
paid in adeanca
Changes for contract advertisements must be. in
theofMae by Wednesday neon, 10 order to 5ppeari
that weak
IL 0, ELLIOTT,
PAorantroa Axe Pun51a0144
INGFIA.M HOSPITAL
SURGICALhe treatment
of DISEASES ICot WOMENAnd re-
address
KEN
Medical thiperintendc t 1nghant, Ont:
DvANSToi i%
* BARRlSTER, SOLICIT011" Etc„
Private and Company tunas to loan' at lowest tato.
interest. No commission charred, • Itdottgn as, town
and farm proper* Wn wlit and sold
OFFICE—Beaver Bleak t5.i0on.&n, '
0, A, titrBTON
BARRISTER, ac..
W,ngitan., Out,
E. L. DJOK[1'OION,
DARlsrsTER, ETC.
bo5I0 11'
.013 To aunt OF IIA3fiLTol:. ara:tl3p" :'('s
LOAN,
OMco—Moyer Blank. Svit,gbam c
M 0, CAMERON,'
iARRlSTER, SOLICITOR, , t.t?l+l'V.EIANCEH, dtC,
QI}icc—Corner Ilamfltun afar 8t: Antlre3l, streata" `
opposite Colborne Hotel.
oe»iSaaCt3,
ONTAnit),
It RTIMR, J. IRWIN, DE 8, L D 8,
Doctor of Dantat Surgery 'of rho Pennsy`.lvauis.
Centel College Sod Llcuoti,te r t the;toyud College
.01 Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Oittee over Posta
Moe, R ugham; '
t A. 01ROt10; Z. D. S , DENTIST IIAS WITH'v • tutu b. 0. Ross, graduate of the 1t. C. D. S.
of Ontario, and is prepared • to do all manner aft
Dental work at reasonable prices. Beaver shock,
opposite the Brunswick ,Souse, Winghani.
"'{ onN I iromE'
s ^ GENERAL 1115II IANCE AO1;N1`
Wrsotratt,
QNTAuree;
JEANS, Ja., witmaau,
LICl asap AUCTIONEER FOh. .. -U1 COcNT
or IIUI1ON.
Sales attended In Any part of the Cro. Charge
Moderate.
%RN ctrRI4I18, tinxttifAM, Uvx.,
e�.
L1CrN81:X1 AiJCTIONEER,
Sales of t!drm'Stock and ?!arm" Implements
specialty. •
All orders left at tree Titins ottico promptly atten.f
od to. Terms reasonable. . -
G,r'1ANlt TRUNK NK II,AIL'W.B .
Toronto and East
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London and South
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