The Huron Signal, 1889-8-23, Page 66
THEIMIWN SIGNAL, FRIDAY. AUG. V, 1619.
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THE DOMINION IN BRIEF.!
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WHAT IS GOING ON Of INTEREST TO eta ninestsetim..•.
WATER-SA0&ES.
1r'T IT M Lk.
TI. maree■iaa• ara Wee* Cettemtied rete The following notes were taken from
t' • tel■...rr'.r•araeaa tele pgaPeut. Clark's lecture on Cherie' Ktugs-
1 lep'a o.l.bratd book entitled, "Water -
sunned Seegers. Babies. ' The lecture has boon delivered
The Murray t ails! is stow open for ,easels. ansae many in:casons to tarns and appre-
, tVatfonl war tight. ,I e.1. by els, tr:city lase ciative audiences in many of the cities of
night for the e'rst tune. i Lofoten, anti the universal expresanon of
The Hauulun. coal of -sl, rs have put IT the imbue tents amen that the Professor deals
rice dlueote • tor. 'rtth the whject its the true spirit of the
Building stone is being shipped from Nova enter, the infinity t.f whose wind can
he eine t•. Rudal. and 1 hieatgo. taut be oompreheuded by the oases :
The gale on t;...rgi.tu hay 'rhitradav wet A fairy talw for a Land Baby, Mr
trtritic. Two Targe mita of hogs were lost K •igdmy rails this story c f the %Vater
by togs. Babies, and 1 cau answer for osuy Likud
H.•v. Ilia. Blea.dell, i)e'. L . rector of St. Babies, old and young, that tory have
d.orype'. cherth, Trenton, tout., is teed, toenail it s eery pleaasut Lnoi to read,
aged 72. and, perhaps what will astonish soma, •
The contract fur the Northern P•cifle'r very profitable book to think about, and
big hotel buildieg at N innipei has it..1. let ,.,t•ditate upon. I am sorry to pass over
at it3a.met. the first two chapters, but 1 sincerely
Winnipeg ilei. ens have de:•ided to elect trust that none of my readers will du so.
VI mnuumeut to the men.t ry of the late Mr..fur they are nut ugly full of wit, and
Reequip. jeisl•.w, but contain seine of the moat
T. I . Ellis, the well-known hsraemtm. alidescnptitu writing that they •:e ever
Niagara 1 .11s, died on saturtly • I(V (ikeiy to Is, •set with in their lives. Well
daLc'ra ilot,,the little chimney sweep, jumped
It 1- . eima!e.i th..t the vial wheat etc" .it.• the ricer, and became • little Wa-
rt' \I.eitoltathis yea: will reach trees mil- ler-1:.ity, acrd his Water Itaby life may
Iona ..t biabele he divided into three parts- the first,
It is Kidd that qtr. Van Horne will shortly rxtendiug to the aloe when he helped
relinquish hu io sith n of uenersl alwtagur the Lobster out of the pot ; the second
of the ('anodise Patine railesy to the time when he undrrt....k the
Mr. Dalton McCarthyLs arritel "l journey to the other end of Nowhere;
ictoria, B. ('.. and will probably drtiverawl the third to the end of the Book.
a lecture onthederuit queen' n. The tint represents what we call the
1A11 the f•.renalitia-ueoe+•ouire• .1c,-'11"7, o1 ,1,. o,f the "natural man, ' a life that
the Hroohtyn lt. ii tent t:eatusg l..t..tea may be most innocent, and harmless, or
have bees Trastat ixtoxl tis t may be sinful, and hurttul. but • life
Trades
The Trade:. raid Life's Council of Toronto without drop conviction- without can'-
the eesent Pity t ouocil is tis worst t,
purpose-_ r strenuous efforts. 11 'e
Torouln ever halo know the Lind of life very well. There
iwfy'e Lsn.•, .•f tower, �ner.d, hu
the he.'u last
np • ere th"ussods and thousands • f tomtit
p.wttd to the p u. tt..n brut Lr
Judge �lavplwr:on. ladies and gentlemen -aye, and old Hors
She steamship Norwegian, reported
n►' et- hying it most iudustnoosly from
rather Yoiut. enc.owut.•n+l uw,.y t r➢.rrgs in year, to year, sometimes, alas, all them
appronarbi -f. fiellt bee. ,:vis Ieug. One wishes very much that
Typhoid fever prevails is coo venrtiton .•f "•n'e of these people c• uld And an hour
Montreal to eon extent whin u agitatiu,; r two for quiet reflection, and devote
mine .4 the newsir.pera. that ►butt space of time to a c'.neidrn-
The Ihtewe pollee an still in search of 't•.n ..1 little Tom, the WAter-lisby,
Ce.rnellier, the Civil servant who forged a e'orrying ('ad.tis, tormrn'ut. trout,
(:uvere,urutetsone for $..:, u.akrng faces at the otter, gloating with
Col from the anihrecite mow. near Rang the dragon fly, and admiring the sa!
•will compete with Enlist mates coal en the soon. It might not do thein much tfeooci,
itinnip eg market this year. for.after all, pemple d., not intention their
The contract with the Canadian Pacific follies by havwg the txdishnes. of it de-
forthe carrying of the I'a. sic mails was mo,.atrated to them. The way Ti in pun
ratified m the t:ritish House of , o•mnons. 1 nob. the second stage of his history be -
00 natarJay mornuy'. Ian with his helping the Lobster out of
Mayor Clarke, of Toroate, returt.ed from the p. t. Hero say readers are entreat-
Londou,Eaglaad, en Saturday, nal n: eived -1 to read the account page 1t:1 Mac-
;• cordial reception tram his conetoo. tits in m den's edition, chapter V. However.
rIM Queen City and friend& , -•m did assist the Lobster to escape
• .A verdict of manalangtterinthe' third de •rues the p t in which he had foolishly
'res has been rimier/of ity the corimer'a jury a 'owed himself to be cau'1ht in spite of
arnin.t McLaughlin, who shot Fcr:uson at too wicked otter, and tool: great pains
l /deb••gte the other night. to bring about the dettverence of his
In the case of Robert Ferguson. tern was clumsy fioend, and this led to a great
killed ..n Madaw•.ks river, the c• rams r. liecieery, "fur he had not left the L ,t
jury nKurne.t a verdict ..f rnanmlauwober .ter five minutes before he came upon •
against Edward McLaughlin; who has not Nater Baby. Areal, live �1 also L'ikhy,
yet been eaptnred' strung on the white fond, very busy
('leaner M. .I• l�ertie, ayonne farmer of oleo:' a heels point of roc!:. And when
t\ sense of tfamil ire shot i' n It in the it 1o.,ked at Tom. It cried -"Why, you
ppresence of Tui family because Mf father re-
fuaent to deed a farm to hist. It is thought ire .one of us. Y. u are a new Lsby.
the young man will die.1)h ' Low delightful."
The nnnael meet of the American Canoe'
And it ran tc Tom, and Tom ran to it,
Arm:nation tskes Ogee at Stave Warm near `rad they t tagged and Based each ether
/.ntianalue. A large number of can wets for ever s., long, they did toot know why.
from the te. and Canada are io.nut they did nut want introductions un -
tamp, prep•rmg for the races. .der the water.
It is stated that the 1),minior / • vert At last Tam _aid. "Where have yon
'meet has torhidden the Fren,h warships to town all this while i ' I have been
visit Mona, el, on the ground that it would .o lonely.
tend to an undue intimacy between French• "1% e have been here for days, and
1 aniMlian, and their compatriots in 01•1.lays. How was it you did not
France. !see in, or hear us when we stns. and
Antoine Falar'iieu, thr Canadian painter,loomp every- even•ng before we go
has Leen drowned at Florence, Italy. Heihome "
was horst of humble parents in C'P '''`"tar, Tom 1 poked at the Baby, and then
Qnebee, and toree•t hit way through all aorta
of trials to a front place iiniONg robe oro rt t . a lid"H
artistesen
ow w. nderful. ' ' I thou,*
Iyou were shells, or see creatures. 1
A.esher vtetams. never took you for a NVater-Baby like
• 'myself
sutures.
The sppeara.oe of Mrs lled.nehyas-
y.itedid is a ■ouderful p.asaee. (Pyle
1111 i "Indeed s►ms was mo very ugly that
Tum was tempted to make frees at bcr,
but did not, for he did not admin the
I look of the birch rod under her arta,
and she hooked at the children before
bet nue by one, and seemed very !.leased
with them, though she asked no ques-
t lions bow trey were behaving, and thou
began giving them all sorts of ince sea
thing.. . * s Now 'Tout a th
watered as he watched all these sweet
things given away ' • for he hoped
his turn would come, and w it did, fur
the lady called him ' ' and popped
into his mouth • nasty cold, hard pebble.
You are • cruel boy who put pe'J41w Co-
to sea anemones mouths. ' ' ".ie you
did to them so I mut du to you. Yw l
so it is, we natural wen or spiritual teen
are alt subject to the law which is in -
henna in our nature, '•whatsoever man
•,weld that shall he also reap," and it
WWII execute itself, and dues without
fail.
"Yes,' continued tl.e fairy, you
"thought me eery ugly I am tie
aghast fairy iu the world, and
• tell be until 1.ople behave 11 an
selves •s they ought to di, aur ,
Caen 1 shall grow as handsome se
my sister,who is the loveliest fairy in the
world." Law is ugly t.. law breakers
Tu three who delight in law, and keep
the law, it is as beautiful as Once it-
self.
But we must pass on. She was very
ditlereut from her sister iu her appear-
ance, for Mrs Iluasyouwouldtedoneby
had "the sweetest, kindest, tenderest,
funniest, merriest face they ere_ saw, or
want to see. s e .
And she took Tont in her arms and
laid hithe softest place of all ' 'him to and kissed him and petted him, and
1 Ton looked up into I: r face and loved
her and fell asleep, and when he woke
she was telling the children a story, "a
story that begins every Chrtstwc and
yet never ends- forever or forever."
I should he ashamed to tell my readers
that this is the story of Divine grace,
but I roust draw their attentiou to; •
distinctive difference between this lady
and her sister. 31.. Bedonebyasy.w-
did always rewarded the Water-Ilabiee
accordi,itt t,, what they had dune. The
sweetmeats came after the Coed deeds.
But Mrs D,asy,•uwouldhedoueby begat.
with the good Ibises. The Law says
'•whats• ever a nag s,wethf etc., but
"Grier" comes and gives life, and
strength, and hepe,aud then bids mea go
and work.
("o •KS.ii. \n.. 14. --Lout Seterday Ter.
Gesmpe K. Taylor, oto• of the best physicuw
here, invited Charles S. Steele, who was al-
most helplses from paralv.it, to enter
hu office and the doctor, infected
a quantity of the i:rown-S.gtard
elixir to each of his hips without Steele
knowutw what rt was. The oma tufered in-
tense scone but was told he wc.wld anon get
well. Th. agony became so great that on
Monday be called oe the doctor who told
hur: the men' pain be had the more enmplete
would be his final recovery. Finale Steele sent
for 11r. Wata,et IVateon found the 'nude of
titeele'a thighs terribly inflamed, swollen and in
• twitted rnnd,rot, an it gangrene had set in,
though It may prone only nlowl poisoning.
Steele hat • Neth fever and is nut of his mind.
He has a litres family, wn•eh he supported by
taking orders for coal. His friends have re.
tamed • lawyer to site I)r. Taylor for heavy
damages.
Owneirdnee ed Opium Towne Two meatbs
Mn.wAraaR Aug. 17. -Two children of
Adolph (:•rase pre dead from the eflerts of
an infusion of roppy.seed admioietere.117
their parents u, ignorance of its .deadly
character. The ebildres, whose naives were
t.ervego and Sophia, were twins and were
born on June In. They had been ailing
slightly far a few days, and on Monday
.fief -mann the mother, nn the advice of some
neighbors. gave them an infusion made by
.steeping poppy -seeds in water. As the seed
of the poppy i'nntains the s• five principle
of opeem, the poise at first had the effect
of an opiate, but afterwards brought no
eon%eleioos, and yesterday morning one of
the chtlirreo died. The other one died a
few boon Tater. The parents are irensied
by the effects of their terrible mistake.
A raMlNy sear Themesreeal.
i errni,x, Aug ln.-A fatal accident nee
carred Wednesday evening to the eldest an.
of John Gunn of the second calmed:.o,
earth Oxford, neer Tkamednrd (:«mge
Lye, who five. ton the adjoining farm. weew-
gaged in threshing and Mr. t :unit was assisting
him. The had to draw brier in canaforthe
engine. The lad, aoenwlpanied by his
brother, was returns the empty cato a
neighbor from whom d•s dairy lead bees berme.
ed, and wbile gain( down • hill the horses
suddenly started •fld Robbie, who woe mit-
ted nn ono of the cane, wee thrown to the
ground and instantly killed, his nook hetes
Molten In the falL
N..w, was not that very odd, thst Tom
could not And a water -baby until he had
ibel,x•d the Lobster out of the pot? "And
if you will read the story time times
lover and then think for yourself, you
wUl
find out why. iPages 16f)-170
At a risk of incurring JIr Kingsley'•
'displeasure, who tells us that it is not
'good for "little boys to be told every•
thing, end never to be forced to use
their own wets," we moat ask our read -
!e -s to remark that here is the turning
'point of the story. The ..peoing of
iTom's eyes was the work of love. The
life of nature is a life of men selfish-
nees, te. life of grace is a life of Inv..
Before this time Tom had only been
'amusing himself, and the other Water -
Rabies were merely sea creatures,
'but the forgetfulness of self. the begin-
ning of aelf•deoying love was the run
dation of new relations -of new relations
exnoisting between them and him, and h.
w saw that they were Water -Babies
h. was. Selfishness blinds - love
gives sight. Readers of Coleridge's
"Ancient Manner'. witi remember how
selfishness killed and withered all that
was around him, but when the mariner
looked upon the beautiful things in the
sea, and "blessed them in his heart." all
was changed. It is the true spiritual
awakening of man's nature, however it
rosy came to him. it is the pawing
away of old things, and the beooming new
of all things, when • man forg to himself
cod goes forth in thought, words, and
,deeds of love towards his fellowmen.
Theo other mon are not merely ores -
;tures, to buy and sell with, to be emus -
led at. to naryl with, hat they aro
brethren. Thie is conversion, or what-
ever yos pleas* to call it, in the best,
shall we say, only tiroe sense of the
word.
To return in Tom. He is now • mem-
ber of the society of Water-Babise, add
dwells at their home to St Biardain's Isle;
and although he is quite a different
creature from what he tis. -1 to be, he
dei sot of oars give up all him old tries,
.as some people persuade themselves they
have done on aoeh oeesmone, when they
are a Mag way off from having dose say -
thing of the kind. And he bad to go
through dome s.•tsl di.eiptine e>e the
hands of two ladies, to whom M is speed-
ily introduced. 'They are Mrs 'De.
• Mrs "Deme-
wouldb.doa.by." We may se well
y at oeee that they represent, sole=
we are very thele mistaken, the pirinei-
of "Law" sod "Oleo, the tee
esem.Mt ia the d.reetiag eel
Tb. W.wd Towel td.wagess.a
ST CArmaaflrui, Atha. 1t. --The eel is-
ve.teesakis wee motioned today, • s.sabse
rat wisesuses Wag er•min.d. Two tui three
EIemployed ow the weal t...d.d Set
dime week ea Seperinnedeat 141W haw
e being paid by the tiov■romest Mr.
Timmons of the d•s Oreepany end Hae Mr.
)ilks fad paid for his gam oral IW4, mks.
tee company wishes, dem.-.d or _
Irma Mr. mesad le gond Will.
Owl dew be had had fearl TM
flee wee edjomsed trots 111ww.
Tom grew too fond of the see
Calliopes. and made himself sick with
them, just es some good people, who
ought to know better. are always feeding
on the pleasant things .1 the Kingdom
cf Heaven. indulging in pious senti-
ments, reveling in sacred hopes and
j n. too yet d ing little in the stern
w,.ri:f hie, whereby they became very
poor, sack. pony creatures. and instead
of hell -tire others to he good Christians.
they make their Christian preleesion a
thing nauseous to the nostrils, and con-
temptible in the eyes of fellowmen.
Headers please study this part, and all
others with great attention and with
some measure of self application.
Third Division- Tom's joorney to the
other end of Nowhere. Little Ellie,
whom we have not mentioned yet, but
who is the greatest possible far( rite with
all readers of the Water -Babies. who are
not t. c clever to c'ndeseenc to be
amused -little Ellie is Tom's good angel,
and afterwards his guide and teacher.
But one thing Tom wanted to know was,
"where Ellie went on Sundays."
"T o a very t.eautifnl place," she said.
Whore was it like ? Where was it ? Ah
that i. j.at what she could not say-eed
it it strangely true that no one can say,and
that those who are nftenest in it, and
even nearest to it, can say least about it
and make people understand least what
it is like. Perhsw my readers will for-
give me if i remind them that I know
something very like this ir. the moral
and spiritual life. What is the higher
life cf man like, when he is lifted oat of
his natural pride, sensuality and world -
linen ? Could he Bice an answer to this
which would convey any clear ides to
another"?' I fancy not. And so Mrs I3e-
donehyanyoodid told Tom -"Those who
go then most go first where they do
not like, and do what they do not like,
and help somebody they do not like."
It is the old, old story -the Captain
of our Salvation made perfect in suffer-
ing, and then is no other way of rising
to perfection. and of entering into its
joys, bat by treading the herd and
stony pati. of self denial, and self .aeri-
ti:e. Through much tribulation in one
shape or other the Kingdom mast be en-
tered.
At last Tcm sets not upon the weary
journey to the other end of Nowhere.
Many are the beautiful and touching in-
cidents and •Ilosinns of all kinds with
which this pati of the story abounds,
and we would gladly dwell upon them.
Some we pew with extreme reluctance --
the "(lair Fowl" --- "the old wives Fable -
dons' -"Tom Noddies.' A word or two
most be given to Mather Carey. Without
prnfeesing to understand the reason of her
being found when she is, we will give all
little people • hint, for their elders can-
not possibly need it, that Mother Carey
is on other than Dame Nature. Whets
Tom ea ne near the iceberg we read.
"it took the form of the grandest old
lady he had ever seen --a white marble
lady, sitting on a white marble thmne,
and from the fo.it of the throne
there swam away millions of new-born
creatures.
And there •be gave Tom two diree-
ticn.s Fine, ".o follow • dog," mooed,
le walk backward." Without mote
wards, we will explain that nature's two
ehief guides to mem are "inetinet" sed
"experience."
At Inst the josrm.y sande to an aid,
and by way the "baekstairs" be re-
tinue 1. 8t Aesedan's li.le. But before
asking my hid gtsotatlnn it may be ex.
O land that the bl hwomaa Mae
"Oemeeitmes." At led the fairy mid.
lies."
And they looked. nal both Ellie and
Tea cried net et oeiee-"Oa I who ase
yyessm atter ell -yes sees aur be.OMtul lire
Deigenwouldbedoeeby." "No 1 yea
e re Road Ere Bedeeeky
ors emirs cabs keeetfhel now. "T
mows
e
roe," and the fairy. "Bet leek 'pia"
"Yon are Mother Carey." said Tom in
a low ...nee
"toot ; ,..t vie grown lints: yuwayt
Witt- "
Ti, yell," said tie fairy, "but hook
again '
"You are the 1l ishw.,maii, .L•, met
me the day 1 arm to Hartle ve,n. - And
e hen he ioi led she war neither of then.
and yet all at note
All this we trust is very aimpte 'lie,
1broush the 4,sclplu,. of self denial and
weririce we are a.m.. tet pnrfectiou : thee,
we 'hall to. longer be children, tome.;
to mei fro, but ,town to the ,measure of
the filature and fullnria • f Christ
Aod then " (L.t-.,' "Leto•." ',Cotner .,
"Cou►cirnee,' sill no n.ntget appear fin
thongs diflrteut, and sometime* et e'.
a.uirsdtctory, lost as ill harut•n.., u.
all r.luaily lraun(ul, N.y, wore- the\
will be all vie to
a erre rat
Around each bottle of Ur Ches.
Liver Ciro is a medical guide nod receip
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- Rodney Johnson, Springfield, Ill.
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Erauelling $aids.
can be obtained at the K11n 1 _ _
a
t all tune( for 10c. a bushel. ---
M. & C. B/ECHLER,
Pante:. 10111.
Ooderk•h. May* UN.
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When I .ay ('t'aa I de not meaau toren 11
Map them f tr a time and then bat.- thew renal.ga
t.n. I et ts A `k.tIli .AL UUUE.
1 hate w. we the disease of
FITS, EPILEPSY o r
FALLING SICKNESS
A flee long study. I WARRANT my rrmrdy to
1
Tint the worsi cation ik',ause others have bit
Is no reae.tn fur no: now merit ing a run•. Send
a: once fora trmdi..• and a Farr Burris of my
t :r.tt.trnut ktaeruv. (:Ile Express and rust
eNote. It costs you u.Rhingtt for a tn,.l, and It
sill cure you. Address Ii. O. ROOT Ia.O,
Branch Omoe, 104 West Adolaide Street,
Toronto.
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MARVELOUS
EMORY
DISCOVERY.
Only Gestates 6resem etMeseeer?rMulaf.
rear Reeks L.sr ed ewe rre•11ag.
Mwandering rends
Every child nail adds greatly bew►atted.
Gnat iylao.oret. to G.r.ip.
woma. Glaser
.ash rq.e�p
a or r.
W. A. Hard.
the e•,rtQ.tasd Orsoolo. le Wiwi b.r..e..,
erTivoli.:
ry, t. Ltor of taw a •. railer
rte i�ey tu. nuuewe,
a�,les.. ei'. W Arte,. Jede•' ti1bo ■. Jade\ r.
6eeja�la nod .e bor., soot punt los. 1.,
A. 1.01eiEWIi. =I Fifth Ave., H. 1.
Goderich Foundry and Machine Works
RUNCIMAN BROS., - Proprietors.
ItAWIPACTORIRf OF GIISTUPL01aI1 rC MILLS.
Ira* MILin. STIaMENctN(S.$OttUR$,THIIASSHINCNaCHINIL
.
SF Paa.TOOS STOVES aOVCHS (VLT1V,TO*S[5pASS eaST•x6'.
FAST STREET CrIDFRTCII C 1Y . „ . -
WE HAVE OX HARD FOP, PALE:
Improved Land Rollers - - - Price $22.00.
HORSE POWERS, GRAIN CRUSHERS, STRAW
CUTTERS, PLOW POINTS &c.
.461.11" I. CW FI0-7.7
FLOUR MILLS:BUILT ON THE UTEST IMPROVED SYSTEM.
Having made arrangements with the JOHN DOTY
ENGINE & BOILER WORKS CO. TORONTO,
We are Prepared to Quote Prices to
Parties in want of the same.
R•IC1'A3:111111 1.4.2115 C,&STI N'GS OF ALL SI NDB
SUMMER MILLINERY
JUST ARRIVED
-AT-
MIsss �•A_TEE_
A large assortment of the newest styles in Hat% and Bonnets.
FANCY RIBBONS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS.
North -8t. emend deer el Square.
SPRING -MILLINERY !-SPRINC
MRS."'SALgETAD
has added a Large Stock of the Latest Novelties in Pluahes, Flow-
ers, Ribbons, and every other line for the embelishment of
Hata, Bonnets, and every other article in her Milli-
nery Department, which she is selling low.
Her Display this year is Larger and Better than ever before.
A Ticket for s chance on a Musical Dressing Cass will be given
to every purchaser of t► bat valued at $2 or over, and
the Gift will be awarded on July 1st. 2202
ALSO AGENT FOR PARKER'S STEAD[ DYE WOBHB
FURNITURE.
If you want to sae the laryeet stook of Temeor. in town. go t.
=)AN?.=Z CI-OIZSZON_
if yes waist to me the
toCb
styles, ear w and see thelev'sbmities
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DOW B8.ADZ8 sal the Nomad
seedy dose. JO R X >rC dens eke.elf
a..RRIJC� fs ter wentet
MY penis � mem ■ MI eider as a
UNDICRTAKIN' C3e
eldest W WNW gedirt1 ive.d Ia •.ori els= e i the
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