_iarlsunta 19, 1908

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

PAGE SEVEN

_THE KINGS C0

UNTY auliuii

Olices in Montagu Cs t W A

P- - -Johnstone, `

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MUWEUH Ind in Souris: Morley S Acorn Manager

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...Daniel G. Compton, Bangor, has

got near completion a comodions nirn. which reflects great credit on the bull-ders, Messrs Compton and Jardine.

...Duncan McDougall, Bangor, 1,,

erecting a new dwelling house under tne supervision of Joseph Hume and Son of Elem Road. When completed it will be one oi the nicest dwellings -in the neighborhood.

_ ...There _are about fourteen Ameri- ean selnars in North Bay at, pre. fsent with headquarters at som-1,_ Capt. Sol.. Jacobs is _a1so. on his ;way to Souris. Schooner Lena and Maud heads the list as 1317' having 104 bills., Madonna 62, Pinta 52, Orloli 50, Diana 70 ,liiectuie ,mash 40, victor 85,1>ri,,1 cl.ll.e. Smith 3,6, Partheuia 35, Hat, tle M. Graham 25, Ralph L_ Han A0. Some very large magkerel up _ro tive pounds are es.ug\it_but the ,average run two hundred to the barrel. The Lena and Maud took 88 barrels in one school on the Ilith,

...St. Anne’s Church was the scene

of a brilliant wedding ceremony yes.. terdcy morning, the contrasting par. ties being Miss Vina Lsvandigr of Gcon;_zel'.own, P. E, 1__ who for _the Past few. months has been stopping with her sister at St. Ann's rectory, and James F. Hayes of Bridgeport, buyer for Hows &,Sl;stson_ dry goods 1 'chants at New Haven. Tns c.re_ i..'»..;/ :rue performed by the post”-1 the Rev. ld. A. Laniontage, who also 1 ".1»ru'_cd tho nuptial mass. James ~ -~ =<=.‘-' of Bethel was Lest msn and Ann. !`~.ny Lavnudier, sistir Q1 the 1»I`11l=‘_ was maid of honor. The rho;-c.i4 was crowded with rslifiveg the friends of the young couple and liwuy of tho other Catholic parishes \‘:~re presented in the sanctuary, Liie _priests presenf being Farber _Fleming of St. Francis Xavier, Filth. er Sullivan of St. Thomas and Firth. ers Laiilin and Conway of St. 1-"s,l;_ rielc"s. A wedding breakfast wa. served at St. Ann's rectory. Mr. and Mrs. Hayes left for a wedding tour to Atlantic City and Washing. ton. On their return they will re- side in New Haven.- Connecticut, Paper.

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HEIUIIAA LEAGUE

Alll] CANDIDATES

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(Continued from page 1) the League had before it o, well davis ml plan, which lt hoped ,would prov effective. -

Nikhil change in the form of pledge, it mis suggested that the candidates no only sign it but beside this go tg proper officer and make aflidnviti ag to their sincerity. The pledge was then sig-ned by the candidates and ar. iwiuvcnlcnts mudc for tho the takin of the affidavit. Up to alate houq 1-ist night the affidavit had not been -made by all the candidates, 'out is so n its completed it will be given# publicity.

During the discussion the condi-

diites expressed their willingness' to uid the League in having t/lie party \\'oi‘kei's Sl;.»;|i this pledg@_ The “|165 tion of finance wus also co'nsi\ll-red the League expressing its desire for ut least two or three thousand dol- lurs us a guarantee fund, which they would risk for, only when absolutcl nerr-ssary. A smull per( utago migh l~e paid forthwith in cover c'.ii'i‘enli txpfniliturc. A liberal subse1'iption wiis nskud for from the call<lirlatcs,IB

-rhiih m-ilter they ugrccfi to consider. g The osl'~nce it is expected will comow

from the citizens. Since the mcetlngp two of the candidates have agreed ion give $250 each toward the Fund, lfl; the succlssive efforts ure us success- l`-ll ns those 0! yest' f .»-y, the Lcnuue

eflorts will not be in \.:.n_

After a short discussion and somI

I ...The_I Rav. Donald MacLean wil

preach in Presbyterian church GW;-g¢1 town next Sabbath 20 inst morning _“nd evening at the usual hours.'

| @-_ ......Church of England services next Sunday as follows: `»eor;oc~x~.vn, 8 a. rn. Holy Communion ll u. m. Mat- iua, Cherry Valley 7.30 p. in. Even- song.

...William Moore of Millburn has

lpurchaaed' from Samuel Rapson Mil- burn, a. Clydesdale filly known as `Mystery. The Guardian wishes him ev- Iery success in his venture.

I ...D. Robbins of Bangor has sold his trotting horse to Vernon Gay ot Pownal for n handsome sum. Mr. bay is to bo congratulated on sec- uring such an excellent driver.

i ...Allan Fraser son of the laite R0d’k. Fraser of Commercial Cross, Iliad at St. Pau1's Hospital, Vancoii- ver city ol appendicitis, on Saturday Sept. 12th aged 39 years-Mr. Fraser has been on the coast lor 18 years, one year of which he spent in the Klondyke, he paid a visit home about seven years ago. He leaves an aged* mother and one brother I\"od'k on the homestead. and two sisters Mrs. John Robertson of Lower Montague und Mrs. John McPhee of Point Prim. Mr. Fraser had a large circle of friends and acquaintances both at hcme and where he resided. The Guardian cx- tends its sympathy in the sudden he- reavsment. The remains accompani- ed by Archibald Beaton left Vancou- ver on Monday lasl and are expected home next Monday or Tuesday.

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WM. HALPENNY

o won a gold: medal at Montreal

ome days .ago, winning in the ag-

regnte number of points in the eekly handicap sports held in that lace. He won first place in the run- ing broad jump with it leap of 22 it., A inches.

l\li\i:irll‘s I.iuimciit Cures Burns eic,

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JUMPING

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loucliiig lioiisc for

Menfs Fashionable, Perfect I Filling Clothes. I _

Doing the largest Iiuslucss iucnns doing it

right, in fact there is`ut 11 store :mywhcrc ,

better able to suppl

¢ha1-ging too much. Of course you want choose from, :incl this had so much to sec:

your seeing.

flay, per ton. loose lll.00 to 14.50

lVlaCI.El-l-AN BROS-» .‘.';::.~_°;:.‘l'._‘f:;:::-.;. “Th E _ert Tailors" I‘.’"“°"“I'°- 1*" "'

y your iiecllsi, without

:1 large assortment to I

we have. \\"e never

Never so much worth

)linar.l's I_iuiment fnrsnlc evsry\vliere.

A _ ]Stuvert, 3, Wm. Clarke.

Of all our past rcctrus u1cnus~ we are being i

PHINEE l.`llllll’l EXHIBIIIUN

(Continued from page 1) ery.

I Yorkshire boai', any age, registered Pair draft horses shown ln harness. 1. U- Montgomery, 'l‘ra.vellers Rest, 1, Frank McEwen. 2. John Hogg, 3, 2, H. li. lvloase, 3, H. S. Arsenault. Thomas Glu\'er.

Yorkshire sow under 12 month 1 Thorou h bred stallion J r l

Thomas Waugh. merside.

Yorkshire sow over one year. ~1, J. PAINTING AND PHOTOGRAPHY. W. Calbeck. _ Oil Painting (original) portrait or

Z - 1 ` T.

of four pigs. 1, Albert Tanton. side, 2, Gathard Baker, Summerslde.

Berkshire boar any age registered. Oil Painting original, landscape or

1, Dunwoodie Farm, Bedeque. marine. 1, Mrs. Dr. ~J. F. McNeill,

Berkshire boar under 12 months.` 1, Summerside, 2, Miss Jessie Strong,

Albert Tanton. Summerside.

Boar any other breed. 1, Frank Oil painting orginal still life, fruit Glydon, 2, Thomas Glover. or flower. 1, Nellie Andrew St. Elean-

Sow any other breed. 1, Thomas 'ors, 2, Mrs. _(D11) J. F. McNeill.

Waugh. Water color portrait or figure, sub- I Pair under 7 months any other ,ject from life. 1, Mrs. W. A. Cunning- lhrced. 1, Thomas Glover, Summer- .ham, Summerside, 2, Mrs. John side. Dickeson, Sumfmerside.

POULTRY Water colors, landscape or marine

I Pair of Turkeys. 1, Albert McMur- 1, Mrs Dr J. F. McNeill, 2 Miss' lady's blue coat. Finder please com

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Ido, Kelvin Grove. Nellie Andrew.

Pair of Ducks (Rowdnd) 1, Lloyd Water color, still life, fruit or flow-

Tanton, St. ‘ Eleanors, 2, Geo. M. er. 1, Miss Hazel Andrews, St. Elean- Mattlbe-ws, Summerside. ors, 2, Miss Tillie Muirhead, Summer-

Pair of Ducks any other breed. 1, side.

Elgin Tanton. Summerside. Z. Ceo. Collection of photograph views not M. Matthews. less than six. 1, Percy L. Bowness, Pair white L€gl10\`\'\ Chickens- 1. Summerside, 2, Lorne H. Read, Sum-

Austin Scales, 2, Lloyd Tanton. mersride. Pair BFOWH l-€Kl10fl1 Chickens- 1. Collection of photograph views,

‘Mamie Lefurgey. amateurs not less than six. 1, Miss

Pair of Geese (Toulouse) 1, Harold guna Sinclair, Suminerside, 2, Urban

Lefurgey. ' iynes.

Pali' of Geese ',(Emdc1n.) 1, J. M. FLORIC-ULTURE.

Luird, 2, R. G. Bagnall. Collection of astcrs. 1, Mrs. H. J.

bail' of Urphingtou iiufl chickens. 1, /lafssey, 2, Mrs. Capt. Finlayson.

Sydney Richardson. St. Eleanors. 2. Collection of Carnations. 1, Mrs. Frank Mcldwen. -I. J. Massey.

Sidney Richardson, 2, Harry Boats. ton, 2, Mrs. W. G. Schurman. _ Pair Bull Leghorn chickens. 1, Geo. Collection of gladiolus_ 1, Mrs. Sal- C. Boats. mon Veseery, Summerside, 2, Mrs. Al-

Buil Leghorn cock and hen. 1, Arth- lan, Searletown.

Pair black Spanish chickens. 1, Mrs. Andrews, St. Andrews, 2, Mary Hunt,

John McDonald, Summerside. ~ iumemerside.

‘ Black Spanish cock and hen. 1, Mrs. Cut roses. 1, Mrs. W. G. Schurman.

John McDonald, 2, Frank McKenzie, 2, Mrs. H. J. Massey. Summerside. Cactus (one specimen). 1, Mrs.

White Leghorn cock- and hen. 1, Frank Tuplin, New Annan, 2, Miss

Austin Scales. Viola McKenzi Summerside

Lloyd Tanton. ities. 1, Mrs. Capt. Finlayson, Sum-

Plymouth Rock cock and hen. 1, merside.

George Boates, 2, B. D. Tanton. Ficus (Indian rubber plant) 1, Min-

Pnir of Bantams, 1, Arch'd Lefurgey nie Dobson, Summerside, 2, Hazel North Bedeque, 2, G. Darby, Abi'a'm’s Andrew, St. Eleanors.

Standard nred Stallion any age, re- -lde, 2, Miss Roberta Godkin, Sum-

gistcred. 1, Daniel Steele, Summer- merside.

Hydrangea. ot lant Mis J

McPhee, Freetown, 2, W. F. Simp-le, Minto, Summerside. 3, J. P. Smith, Kinlcora. Palm 1 plunl; in pot, 1, Annie M.

Carrio.f.',e Stallion 2 years old. W. Crozier, Lower Hamilton, 2, Jennie

F. Seinpl-e. 'Andrew, St. Eleanors.

Carriage Stallion 1 year old. 1, Collection ornamental foliage plants

Daniel Hughes. 12 varieties. 1, Miss M. Monkley, 2

Carriage mare, foal at foot. 1, A. Mrs. Mlnto.

E. McLean. Lot 16, 2, Roy Silliphant, Hanging pot or basket, 1, Miss Summerside. Viola McKenzie, 2, Mrs. T. D. Rum-

(lurriage filly or gelding under four say.

years. 1, G. ld. Crozier, Lower Ham- ,Locks six vaiieties. 1, Mrs. H. J. iltou, 2. J. J. Gillis, Clermont, 3, E. Massey, 2, Mrs. George Schurman. B. McDonald, North Bedeque. Collection of lilies not less than Carriage filly or gelding under 3 three kinds. 1, Mrs. H. J. Massey, 2,

_years 1, John Stavert, Kelvin Grove, /Iiss Mattie McFarlane. 2, Hubert Oataway, St. Eleanors, 3, One peck esehalots 1, E. Wright, IPutteison Walker, Kensington. Middleton, 2, Hattie Clow. Freetown. | Carriage filly or gelding under two Eight red mangled W`iTrtzel 1, lyoarl. 1, _Patterson Walker, 2, A. Frank McEwen, 2, Percy Allan. -Mills, 3, M. Croken, Clermont. Eight. long yellow niangles wurtzel | Carrin:ge foal of 1008. 1, P s`illi- 1, Percy Allan, 2, Mrs. Charles Tay- Iplmiit., 2, Albert 'l‘anton_ _ .~}. l\ic- lor. ,ln-oii. ' One dozen long carrots 1, L. -U. I (‘ui'i‘iage mare or gelding sh >,_u in Fowler, 2, Mrs. Ronald McDonald. ,co_i`ri:ige. l, ll. McDougall, 2, Junies One dozen carrots, red intermediate, McDonald, V. S., Summersirle, 3, 1, Ernest Wright, 2, Sydney Richard- Ulius. Block. son. I Cort stallion any age or breed. 1 R. One dozen carrots white intermed- Tzvnsoougnii, 2, Hubert Mui. inte, 1, i.. U. Fowler, 2, A. sehiirninn | Curt stallion 3 years old. 1, Joseph 3 Cauli flower, 1, George Brown, 2, _G_allaut, Abram-s Village, 2, Thomas H. S. Arscnault.

Glover, Suinmerside. Three cabbage, Winningstadt. 1, R,

; Cart stallion 2 years old. 1, John Clarke, 2, F. Richardson. D. Glover, 2, 'Henry Crozier, Wilmot. Three cabbage drumhead. 1, Hubcrfl

Cart stallion, 1 year old, 1, John McDonald, 2, R. Clarke.

Stnvert,. Three red cabbage, 1, Sidney Rich-

Cart stallion, Clysdale and shire ardson, Z, L. A. Arsenault_

horses, any age, registered. 1, J. M. Citron melon. 1, W. D. Crossman.

Leard. One dozen tomatoes red. 1, William , Cort marc with her foal, 1, Frank Brown, 2, C. W. Strong, Summcl‘-

lMcE\vcn, Suminerside, 2nd, Geo. Pick- sl-de.

ering, 3, J. W. Calheck. One doz. tomatoes yellow, 1, James Draft filly or gelding under 4 years. Clow, Summcrside, 2, Wm. Brown. .l, J. W. Calbeek, 2, Franla McEwen, (ine dozcn roots of celery. 1 Sydney

II3, Samuel Waugh. Richardson.

, Drnft filly or gelding under 3 years. Pumpkin by weight. 1, James Cross-

,1, John Hogg, 2, Frank McEwen, 3, mnn, 2, John Yeo.

lThomas Glover.

‘ Dia! filly or gelding under 2 years. ___

1, John Mulligan, 2, Geo. Pickering,

ll, Edward Lockhart. _ _ _ _ _ _

D,-uf; foul of 1903_ 1, Thomas Glgv- l\lirz»\rd's Liuinienl Relieves i\e\\riilg|,,

er, 2, James McDonald, 3, Frank Me-

Ewcn. ` l'_"_"_

More or gelding general purpose, '_*

any age. 1, Samuel Hall, 2, John

Draft mare or gelding. 1, J. W.

C-nlhcck, 2 and 3 Franio McEwen.

Poli' of matched driving horses

shown in carriage. 1, R. H. Montgom-

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, IN 24 HOURS

You can pnlxllv.-ssly r(-movn any corn, i-Illii-r liurd, soft ui' lileufllug, by, apply ui; l’ul.iiniii’s)r Corn Extrilctnr. lr. ncvvr urns, leuvcs no in-ur, uoiitiilns no in-ids; ls lmrmlcss because eniiipofu-il onlyof livullng gguins uiul bnlimi. Flfta' years li use. (‘u\'o gluiruiilucd. Sold by ull rllgglsw

‘2.'»c.l>ottlfs. Rcfiun nuhsiltutes.

PUTNAlVl'S PAINLESS CORN EXTRACTOR

MOINTAGUE MARKETS.

Corrected for every Wednesday and Soturdafs issue.

Herring per bbl. IB 00 to 8.00 Ood. per quintnl $4.00 to l.00 Oats per bus. Potatoes, per bus. I5 to 40 'l‘u.rnips, per bus

Eggs. per doz. oatmeal, per cwt. $8.25 Iliitter, per lb. (dairy) 18 to 20 Butter, per lb. (creamery) Z2 to 25 Hay, pressed |il.00 to 14.50 Hides. perlb. 4 Barley, per bul. 30|

l'a'*‘c\

38°?

@`l`|Q

Lamb, per lb. (cereus)

""""'. IH" l"'* 1l'rou\\il :illilvtlc trophy |\r.~¢-,i-|,f¢~,| |}.__`-g Vmrnls por Ima 4 (im-

c ¢"'\l‘l"°>"‘» \""" 5"; 50 Three yeni' Gu:irdlnn's best nllI

_ , _ _ _ _ ‘ f‘y- l-0 l‘. l'i. Duffy mid hi-ld this

img ,__..___; - “rar-m;'s;;.'.‘_ 4.-in-i:._~2.i;~z¢2"r;.‘~:...1_.'..» Hour. Relief Prvfm mr lliltnts _vi-nr hy Iiiirm limi..-.~_ I

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\{_oi'kshire sow with litter, 1. J. W. Gentlemen's or lady’s saddle horse

Calneck, 2, Albert Tanton. shown under saddle arid ridden by a

Parr of Yorkshire pigs under ov _ entleman or lady. 1, John R. St v-

ononihs. 1 and 2 J. w. csiusck. B m fic. z, .ioiin Mcnonuia, H. n. Moss; l"lOQd’SsQ|‘SQpa|‘i“Q

‘ S. , - g ‘ yea s o d‘

Albert Tanton, 2, J. W. Cal-beck, 3, and upwards. 1, Hackney Asso. Sum-

Yorkshire sow any age with litter fl ure 1 Miss Madge Bake Summer-

Oi-pliington Bull cock and hen. 1, Collection Dahlias. 1, Hattie Tan-

ur R. Boats, 2, Frank Glydon. Collection of sweet peas. 1, Jean

8. .

Pair Iflymoutb Rock chrckeus. 1, Ferns (native) not less than 5 var-

Village. Smgle Geraniums, two pots in flow-

I-IORSES CLASS I. er, 1, Mrs. J. S. Hinton, Summer-

Aside. _ p p , 1, ' . .

Carriage Stallion any age. 1' John A. Murray, St. Eleanors, 2, Mrs.

Eruptions

Tbeenly wayto get fill

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akin. Themedidne

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Wliichhuaired thousands.

Condensed Advertisements f`_"ii`5i> Eieié f6f.`5'=é1¢9°f=l°5EIfi

I OST--Between New Glasgow and _ _J Charlottetown on evening o | 16th carriage robe. Finder will please I leave at Essery's Livery stable.

‘ 9-iodziriipu.

I OST-Friday afternoon' on tie ' J North River Road, between Wik low Corner and Douse's Bridge, s

municate with this_ofllce. 9-19d1ipd.

“IANTED-Girls for general house 2 work. Corrcspond with E-‘-upt.. W C. T. U. Employment Bureau, Ma

‘ chester, N. H. ` 9-19d1mrIlipd.

,IJOST-On Saturday between Mar- - ket I-louse and Malpeque Road, via Great George Street, a puree containing sum money. Finder rewarded by leaving at Mrs. Weath- erbie's, 18 Granville Street.

9-17d3lDd.

(WALL-And get n good shave o

/ haircut ut Geo. V. Moora’s Bar

her ihup next to J. T. McMenzie' Tailoring Establishment. 9-19d1ip<'|

]` OST-Between Worthy'sl corni J :md St. Dun:-itan's College Slept. 10, a ludy’s short brown coa* Finder please leave at 96 Sydney Sf.

9-19d3i.

Boys

Boots

1'-is is llie limo of your you waul .'-

y; \'.vl bool for that boy of yours. We claim to have the lies! boys' in thi: oily, we lia-lae aspeoéally of boys' boots. Oui prius are lower than than the lowest.

Our lender---liox Calf Solid Size I to $|.5\» a vain- no better in any Store fo Two Dollars:

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a level surface, which yields to every move.

A "Star" Felt Mattress and a “Banner” Spring

fill this bill exactly-will give you comfort and rest-will prevent that tired feeling next morning. The two cost less than a cheap hair mattress, and are good for an ordinary lifetime-no cleaning-no repairs.

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Ealable Llread

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cooked I Home-Made Loaves

Cameron's Grocery Upper Pownal St.

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Under the Aulpiccs of the Young Liberals Association of Charlottetown

HON. W. S. FIELDING, Minister of Finance; HON. CHARLES MARCH., Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons, and others will address fhe Electors of Quee1i’s County in the

Arena Rink Cherottetlown On Tuesday, Septzmber 22nd

BEGINNING A'l` 7.30 P. l\l. SHARP

The public generally are cordially invited, and seats will be reserved for ladies. _

Special trains re uruiug after the ziicetiug, will be run

at reduced rates.

Come and hear the two great Cniizidiaii St ntcsmcil.

FRED H. SELLER, GEO.W, MCPHEE,

Pesident Secretary

Special liuiiis will bc run as follows;

'l`ruiu Departs. Fare

Slntion I’ M. Cls.

Murray Harbor. . .. . . . . . . . . . .(4.45 oo Murray River.. . . .. . ...3_56 So \Vcod lslaiuls.... ' ‘ ' °" . . . . ._.4-15 So

_, Mel\'ille.........."°'"..........4.27 70

l<`odhla........ .. .. .. .. ...4.4o 60 (`»rnml\'iew............... .. ....448

~- lgg... '°"".... . ...........4.55 50

\`ei'i\oii River.. 05 45 \'ci'uoi1......... ""‘° . ...5.27 V 45

_/ _\ltAll‘-ion ....5.53 25

. l\lt.Hex-l>ert........... ........6.o5 I5

Clmrlottetowu arrive. . . . . . . . . _ .6.356.é5

I i Itl’r°‘fuytw° l£merald........ ...-. . . ......5.|o 70

Bradalbsne...... ....... 5.15 60

~`re<lerictou""..... ....... 5.27 60

Hunter Rive-r......... 540 50 North \\'illsliire... - . »---~----~ 5~50 45 Mil1on......---~--._ -- 6.07 3°

Clinrlolletown,nrriv 6.35635 Mt.Ste\\'nrt............ .. .. 3.45 Bedford ........ 4.24

- York......... ............ ......442

Roynlty_]uncflon .. . ....500 Clizirloiletown, arrive. . . . . . .. . . . . .5.2o

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Trains will leave on return nf cr mccling is ovcr.

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