The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-25 00:00:00

WARIHAII.

, DitetcaoL—lt was drolded hi a vestry meet-
her•dvy to lay • barrel dr, in horn Mr.
Jr. corner to the National Provincial Bank in
.v 4.0 at arrest of lel, provided the sanction of
way Board be given to the sehriaie.
voLo-a, Monday. —Before W. Li...tiful*. Esq., Mayor
. tramps were committed to 21 ddye hard Labour
: At-droving their clothee in the vairant ward of Ware.

Dowses. —Rehear that 17 beasts hare been reported
b '. lAcey, ea haring the lout-and-mouth disease, at
-irtuttois, Tuesday.—Before W. M. Calcrait, Eaq.—
„4 Wlnterloorne Kingston, aka brought up in
Ltd by Mr Thomas Bement, farmer, rah being upon
• to 'tell fowls, about eleven o'clock on the night of
lientcnced to one math'. hard labour.
WAREHAM ANNUAL SESSIONS.

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• oust Malone for the borough of Wareham w,re
•Friday last, before 0. W. Parlor, Req. Pri.
now tned at the county unions, and this
• • 1, one at which the Iteeorder (O. W. Ferrer,
, desks to the jurors the salient points of the
dertng the past erosion, after which
. " present" anything Indictable or in the way
..t i.sisances in the borough, and the day if eoncluded ,
s dinner, when the leading tradesmen meet in •
ridit friendly manner, and intermix enjoyment with
t ernsideration of topics effecting the welfare of the
i. lishitante.
At noon, the officials having met at the N clor'n
resilene walked in shahs to the new Town-hsu —and
Ngarehain has nearly completed • handsome building,
C .ntalning excellent teoommoaation for • corn exchange
and all the officialrequiremeet sof Me borough, uthroen
thou who have interested
th"""seinnter nee and
mattit
merit the heartiest Lr-P-b-ion for their with official
good tut*. Two o the court col
i."dedi
and
dare., and the sergeant-eninon• I
cooked hat,bseriee Ms unison mace of tr'7.7.5
went before the Boarder antlitdtermaseenyl.. Yr
dr
Esq./ Following Inn" were r with the Town
Willcox, J. P A
aotoo and J. A. an n.
k (wreeland Filllter, Eaq.), all of whom wore their
rol'i' of elfirie. The authority for holding the °mut
been reed, the following jury were sworn :
Itleara Cornelius Years'', (foreman), Richard Mu-
shdir").. Jam" Holliegbam, WilliWilliamCroaker, John
William William J. Card, Jenkins, ejahla Ehnen. Nre.l Giro William *Awns
John 3berPnol, George
Alfred Sauey, William Mar h man, John Davis, Freak
BAggc, Ilcory Best, John B.ar, Robert Hooper, George
Albert Tye, Due* George Hibbs.
i znann, a am lam Trenchant, James William
S
Tribbet. 11. J. Orme
The Town Clerk thee read the Queen's proclamation
imams t vice and profaneness. 'The suer having pro-
claimed Aflame, Mr. Ferrer addremed the jury.
The Ilioomma said: It gives me very great pleasure
to meet you again, and to meet you in this new and
toff Landaeme room. I never bad inuoh Gauss to
C./446in of the old room, where we hams had many
say sat...Lowry meeting,; bat certainly the comfort
awl excellent appearauee of this room end of the whole
Is lading ii, I think, a matter of most Mauro cengrate•
lation to yourselves and the town of Wartiam in
geLeral ; and I heartily hope that by those who use
the part below for aviculturei purposes it will be
fo,ind as useful as it wee intended to be. Of the
Lauding, as an additional ornament to the town of
Wareham, I can from my own eyes judge, and I am
i,nau certain that I sm not wrong In expressing the
Opinion that it is one I won't my of perfect taste,
csitee we don't know of anything in this world that
peit.ct—but that in point of taste and external
amearance it is a very creditable work indeed to the
t..au. Speaking of eonvatulation, the learned gentle-
to us procetded, one could not help remembering our
jr • cut happy state and the misery, sadness, and
s :row being experienced in a neighbouring country,
ill which must continue for • long time to come. In
ti early part of the century England wu abused for
and taking part in were, but now we were
c su•
pl abed of because we did our very beet honesty
an 1 com..cieetiously to keep oat of hostilities. He
we should persevere in that direction—he did
• believe there was one person in England who
would not do his very beat to stop the war
if only a way could be discovered for doing
it; tut Low could it be effected? He saw no present
pr,pect of interfering usefully,and hoped the Govern.
tt would he ready to exert its utmost efforts when
such an opportunity arrived. AA to interfering by
here nf Willa. we had not the slightest right, or, as he
I, hewed, inclination to do so • bet, in the meantime,
tii..uff.rers by the war had tie heartiest sympathy of
e ry man, woman, sad child in this kingdom. No two
D • much leas thirty, amid now meet together with-
..•.: making allusion to this subjest ; and although, of
c ..1 +e, it WU no part of the dunce of that day to dl..
ii -.ix'. a thous., he could not most them without
i• their very sincere and hearty prayer that
e long God might be plowed to send peace among
tr.. nations. He would now proceed, is it had been
hi eas!..in for a good many years, to draw their atten-
to the different statutes passed this year, that it
i• . • to useful for them to notice in their public and
• c,pacities. Everybody was supposed to know
th law, though practically that was en impossible
I' for those practising it, but it was none the
...Iv•ut sgeous for them to become acquainted so far
a ...hey could with the general current of passing leftis-
t.: i.• lie would call the attention of magistrates
ei.a ially to the Beer House Amendment Act—the 29th
is :1. • present season. As long u the present home-
r • , rn continued, proper supervision would be
;. .y, ant throe who were honestly and honour-
's shiig la spirituous and other excusable liquors
11...i:a nut be . unfairly undersold by people selling
wi•hout any authority or supervision. It was often •
Ii nit matter to detest offloads, autos& the law in
el .t ie., cot, and by this new Act power was given on
int .....sti m made upon oath that the informant
1...1 le ...enable ground for believing that oxidic-
a' de I..l•lers were being sad where there was
im hem,. ~ to issue a warrant to the police to visit the
uith in &month, and take pommel= of 101 liquors
feu,. I then: for the purpose of unlawful sale. Such
I. • oerc to be produced before the magistrates to
w;th. This be considered • very valuable
always provided DIN it was put in forge
a .., .L.crbtion, and that discretion he believed would
, est:v.llr exerciad. In places where large bodies
of 10.0 acre congregated together, such as upon rail-
wsy wok,, some such measure was absolutely usentdal,
su I cvi, in towns and country district., it might
e...500n illy be found a valuable provision, The Gun
Licerae. Act had been in (ores sines the beginning of
Au,on.t. A license had to be obtained in respect of the
a., of any gun, which was defined as any Are arm Of
a.r ~un, from which shot, a bullet,or other mnisele could
ho discharged. The exceptions to the necessity of being
I c m. . I were persons in military service using gene In
to exercise of their daty those having • license to kill
oe w, end occupiers of land using guns to scare birds
in kill verniin. Be had seen it suggested in one legal
pater, that inasmuch as the occupier was only permitted
t scan b.u, if he killed one, he would be liable to •
natty. If gush • case were brought before him be
• be aloe to carry the lair to such an extent. The
wcupier hid power to authorise any person to use •
ems tor the same purpose. This was an enactment that
tiateted very largely into their common life, and there-
for, it was right they should have their attention drawn
to it. thoiljb no doubt practically that had already been
done. The National Debt Act would be a convenience
1.. those who happily had money in the funds, enabliog
loch, to receive their dividends by means of werraels
ihiendi the poet instead at the oldie in Loudon.
ltav law affecting pedlars wu altered. From
Om lint of January next the dile( officer of the
I' lieu ill each district is authorised to grant • certificate,
en li.•ing satisfied the applicant is of good character, to
I • .vel as • pedlar, for • fee of sixpence. This to be in
hoer for ono year, and the pedlar is under {mutant
sup minion. He is to carry the certificate with him,
ilolls o * it to any pollee Aloer or any person to whom
1... ms goods. It would be very desirable that the
e..ilduce of these pedlars should be properly weighed,
and that before porchaeing of any person they should
re, he had • certificate. The Juries Act, be pointed
but, Alan:Oahe,' inset of the ineoevenienee of the old
syst, in. Trial by jury ia a very important element
to sour liberty and the unstitution, and any.
thitia cloud to improve it and make it less onerous
to these serving on jades, we, a matter of public
cois.:rstulatio,n they had already resod the bone-
of the Pobt Office Act, enabling them
I' ...1 be:cams halfpeney studs. Tun had been •
c•-o I of csuiplaint shoat the strict application of
Fut.* As to the pattern end sample post, whish hid
he -n a great eon eenteece, and their former lax construc-
t or would be • public benefit, but so great had been
the inerriele of work la consequence of the lialfirettal
otanaii, that he we, afraid there was no present likeli-
L... I of the privilege as to patterns and simples being
Ile then directed attention to the Elementary
I duuatiAl Act and the reveution of the orders as to
Do. foot-bo.l•Bnouth &beano, in similar terms to those
hir charge to the Geoid Jury at the Sessions.
'I io li..r ler also directed attention to the operations
I the Iras,t lleudiaity Society, Cu detailed In the
b;.4.1.1 report, and bespoke support for it by laborite-
t asSiatanee in its work by wltboldjngludlscri-
•t-r• e'.arity. In conclusion Kr. Ferrer said that
oloill, prevention of nUitandell wan now Untied
.• modern Acts of Parliament, the inspection of
t• • • ...itch by the jury bad a very beneficial moral
. and Le hoped it wonld long be continued.
it; 'man adjsurnmeet till two o'clock, when the
j the frame Mg presentment :
L- f• ilrand Jury feel obliged be the Recorder for •
a ..larec•

-.••)Ii pn.nnt a house in Now•strecit, belonging
Ir• Hayward. where a man and woman and four
. n Ore it being not It for a picitle•
"GOVIILIOSYgansLgY, Foreman."
1• tp of (he 'tee of ii! tin at the hones ore-
stA in the MA gale the windows
• -I•l,lnan out. The man and WOOIIIO. who ore not
' • • I. 4,, oat in a morning, leaving lb* ohildren in
• without • fire and etithwat food, and Inzlies
t a bit of rag to keep them In. The
01 01, and the youngest one. A few days bulk
t•) wont hued in tbe street In pouring rain. SITil
from bungee. lir. Marshman gave them some broad,
WI, eh they ate aaaaa comely ; he left them with some
genre, ant he told them to go,to him whim they wanted

mAmiti

It was raid the man and woman sometimes earned ea
wick' U It. I day, gutheriiiii "ore.
1
Mr. M .ribman intimate& that he should being the
la ater batons the Guardians itt their next meeting. Mr. Fairer thought it waa almou nub an Rhonda'.
nwrit awl exposure of the children u would some under
th criminal law, and he asked lb* Town Clark to look
into 'he matter, which Mr. Filliter sai.l he would do.
In the meantime the Itelieviag °Moor will see that
chiblren do not starve, and tell the man and women
V,et they may be puoished for their bad seadnet.
Thin ended the business aast.tha.oeurt was *learned
I. N,irember 14.
..t throe o'clock lb* jury auditheir friends sat down
aroellent dieser at u. Red Lion HoteL Tu,
chair was taken by Mr. Yeareley, supported by W.
Derri-I, Esq. (Mayor), F. FUliler, Esq. (Town Clerk)
M. 11. C. fleas, ko. 4011 tb. Om" 1"" p1"4"
th.• tablas, the Chairmen gore the 1,161 sad pAttiotis

Mr
iliel:respondlod for ths Volunteers. Re eon.
mI 114 in the presoat origin it behoved England to
in.• • id her army and navy were prowled on any 'met-
a cy, ant not lota to promote Ilse egloieney of the
lie belierod Ibis bad it hot bees for the
r .Inot.ers who were enrolled to Weed their
they might me have beim Ws le meet She
iksocabio mid baggy way lig aid boas Bs

'SHIM= WBAKIIIIISS DIBILITT• —This subjeot
Is popularly treated in Hypogestria, • new work by Mr.
Harry Loth, M,R.C.S.E , ke.. Surgeon Eleetrieen.
Post free Si. 61. Contents—Weakness, Stammering,
Spinal Debility and Irritation. Loa of Tone, Sperms-
forrboa, Nervone Exhaustion. Ito. To be obtained at
31, Saekville-street, Piociaddilly, London, W.
Ten objectionable Chinese pewit* of (*louring is*
with injurions mineral p3wder, to enable them to pass
off inferior brown leave. aa due tea, is disapproved by
the public, as ,hewn by the extensive sale of Moroi-
roan's Pare Tea, imported free from all artificial
'facing '; lasting strengthand reliable quality is there-
fore guaranteed. Sold only secure tin packets. Local
Agents ere advertised in our columns.

To Surname m PARALTSIN, RN ZUNATIRY,
NIONALGITA, AND LOGI OF NINVOUS AND PDT/DOLL
POWILL —The Popular Treatise on Curative Illeetrieity,
by Mr. Harry Lsbb, M.R.C.S.E., from the Author, 31
Seekvilleatreet, Piccadilly; by post 13 stamps. The
larger work (.lediosted by permission to Sir Charles
Looock, Bart, WU., Physics= to the Queen), pries 54
ean_also be obtained as above:

NEw MIDAL POOXIT VESTA BOX WITH PATINS
Bente° Oovaa.—Bryeat and May have recently in-
troduced a very useful little Pocket Vesta Box with a
most ingenious and simple spring oover ,• hiss novelty
in every w .y, and will coon come tato wiry general
use—being of metal instead of card, sad retailed filled
with veatu at one penay. Any Tobacconist, Orono,
Chemis', or Chaadler will supply it.
Worn:learn BirrICACT or MR. Cowanawir
Rzgoy ran Coxisorrtion. —See the new edition
(116th) of Mr. George Thomas Congreve's beck On
Consumption of the Lungs; or, Decline, and the Only
Successful Treatment ; showing that formidable di.-
sere to be curable in all it. stag. a ' • with additional
Cues of Care, sal Question* for Patients consulting
the Author by letter. Poet free from the Author,
Coombe Lodge, Peckham L-indon, for Five Stamp%
Crilal OP' ASTII,I A one COZ*OII3 If Da. LOCoCiel PULIIOXIC
W•lMAX.—ltitract of alettc,fromr. &miter, Chemist, Tiro,
ton.—" Among the many teatmonith In favour of the Watery
for asthma and roughs that conic under my notice, I beg to
foreard, by the clause. dedre of three mod respectable parties
the following, for free dreulati n and the public bane,
ke.-11r. and Hrs. Wood beg b. Inform the Proprietors ofDr. Lomeli% Pulmoule Wafer. (through their agent, sic
Mentor), that they have long been arixeced with a.Uuna and
congiss. mid Rod this lithe only medicine by which they on
obt.i. Tdhzji re Instant roil,' to asthma, ooniumptiOn,
coughs, and all ers of the breath and lungs. To singers
and Public Speakers they are invaluable for clearing mid
sininsthicingl,e solos, and have a pleasant teeth Price
IA It., fri, lic 6d per boo Sold by all Chemists.
TABLI4IIPooII7UL (no more) of the American " Rand
Bea does Fade*" Will protium one quart of the most
&belong Bland Mange, Costar.' Padding, Charlotte
ltasse, ke. No more health-giving or nutritious article
of food het over been discovered, not only for prod-s-
-ing the finest table Delicacies and Diwoorts, but for
Infante'. Children% and Invalids' food. It 1,. pre-
paration to be volumed al a statritialish in every
household in Europe; made from Relleod Irish
r' Moes or rrageon, fresk from the ocean. combining the
fragrance of the ma-bream with its health-aiviarg
qualities. In Shilling Biases. sold everrwhers. Band
Bea Moss Faris. Company, 988 High Holborn, London.
sad Park-phial,. Now York. U.S.
THROAT DIiIIASNIL—BHOWWII BRONCHIAL Twain.
whish have proved so sumessful in Asturias for thectue
of Combs, Colds, Hosnoreess, Bronchitis, Astitumb
Catarrh, or any irritatioe or soreness of the throakare
sow imported and sold in this °Gantry at Is. 10. per
hos, pet up in the form of a " lozenge." It is the
most eoavecient, plangent, safe, and sans remedy for
Wearing sad strengthenim the voice known in the
world. Tbe 1t.,. Henry Ward Souther says : "I have
alien recommended them to friends who were public
liaßpealroaarviosobbLersial, innuoevmeasnoy:se:iiies
iGt
,en, • r
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thee
sv se
a wordsp rt
Stamp
wad e. k
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areas
dr o my ti
each 6L—Priltotool Ofitait, ozglidyinekujedoe.
Sol by all Nudity viemix.

BLILLIFAIT. RPM'. 0000 A. -GI ATIFOL MID
Clostrorma. —The very agreeable character of
this preparation has rendered it • general favourite.
The Civil Service Glades remarks : By •
thorough knowledge of the netural laws whisk govern
the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a care-
ful application of the fine properties of well-ealedied
coons, Kr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with
a delicately flavoured beverage which may save us
many heavy doctors' bills." Made simply with boiling
water or milk. Sold by the trade only in Ob., jib.,
and Ilk. packets, tin lined and laielled,—James Epps
and Co., Homoeopathic Chemists, London. Agent in
Dorchester for J. Epps k Co's., other preparations—
H. Darden, 13, Corchill, Dorchester ; It. J. Waif ord.
23, St. Alksan's.row, Weymouth. See that each bottle
I. secured by a band over the cork, IN:swine the signa-
ture—James Epps and Co., without which none are
gen nine.

EITSAOIDIVAIT CURE or • COUGH ST POWELL'S
BALMAII or AlllllllllD—.. Her Majesty's Gun Mat, ' Nasky,
Wick, North East Coast of Scotlust, 71.12 Septombcr, 1858.
Mar sir, -Having had. most .114runsing and ...were cough,
which caused mc many alocilloss ni.h tat and untie. days, I was
rmxinunen.led by ilia Lordship, the Earl of Caithness, to try
)our moat invaluable Balsam of Ankood. WI I 'nil mum you.
with the first thwe I found immallato relief, semi without
having to suspend lay various dialog ; and the first small hotUe
completely cured ; therefore I have the gneiss coultdenoe
in fully recommending It to the million. Most rieussAfully
yours. W. Linecil, H M. 0.11. Netley.'—To Mr. Powell.
PowsuA Bows or Ammo can be hod at all Chemists lo
bottle at la. lid., and Ilk 3d. Wareboare, 15, Blookhiare.
rood, London. Ask for " Powsua BLiaur or Lwow."

HOLLOWAY'S OINTIMINT AND FlLM—Rheumatism,
Neuralgia.— It is sometimes diffieolt to determias which
of these diseases is afflicting the sufferer, but this
ignorance will not matter if N01111,14'11 remedies to
used. They alleviate mid ours all omen' a sod oarveas
paths. In hereditary rheamatism, after bathing the
affected parts with warns salt water, Holloway's Oint-
ment should by well rubbed upon the spot, that II may
penetrate and exert its soothing and regulating proper-
ties on the deeper ',myths and nerves which are unduly
exalted, Lad came both the polo and swelling. Hol-
loway's treatment has the merit of removing the disease
without debilitating the constitutioo. whiob was the
iiiiivitaisk result of ihs blesedingonercury and oolishioum
practice formerly adopted in these complaints.
CR ALLMIQS TO Tali W 011.0.-110 Bristol Doily
Tines sad Mirror, nisgest sth, has the following:
Messrs. J. 0. Swan and Co., of 16, Queen.sqoare, in
this city, ham invested a pocket microscope' which I.
a marvel in ell that sash an instrument should to. It
hes grim power, remarkable defioition. and dies not
require foaming. The Mespoess of the &tinge will
make it etheedingly popular when its merits are mere
widely knows. It is called the " Bristol Illeroesope.'
and is a great credit to the inventor, es mash for its
extreme simplicity m its power—The Wearer's Daily
pr," lays The Bristol Microscope hue magnifying
cewer of am times, ho., /cc—The Wssima Dail,
'elegraph says: The Bristol Microscope is the meet
sompaist and useful soientifio instrument we have seer
use ; it pcssemes extraordinary power, and is very
easily managed, ke. The prise of the Bristol Kiercesepe
is only 2s or, free by pink with printed dig
t=
26 stamp.,—Addrall. Swim NMI Ohs
Q4414.44Wes Beide

WAS MAPIL—One of the best war mope publiehod
Is that promoted through the medium of the Grooms
by the manufacturers of the Glendald Starch, to all
part:ammo of ihat popular article. Grooars may have
them by applyins direct.

Luxuriant and Beautiful Heir. Mrs.
S. A. Atlas's Wou.D's Ran Bs:roans on Dammam
never falls to quickly restore Gray or Faded Hair to
It. youthful colour and beauty, and with the first
application a beautiful glom as
Is given to the Hair. It stops th!eitir /TIM
off. It prevents baldness. It promotes In
wrowth ; no other preparation will produce the same
beneficial result. In large Bottles, Price Six h
Sold by Chemists and Perfumers everywhere.
iliZ;
966 High Holborn, London. Po r Mild:wee Rol:.
Mrs. Allan's " Znow.sanun " far excels any pomade
or heir oil, end is • delightful Hair Greellinfacll
e. distinct and separate preparation from the
end its we was= with U. Fries of Zylebse
samum, Throe
Aortas To Morumus.— drip you broken of use root
by • sick child, stdieriag with the pain of cutting teeth?
Go at ones to • eltemist end get a bottle of Mrs
Wiulow's Soothing Syrup. It will relieve the pew
Wier., Immediately; It is Perfectly boneless; it
produces natural quiet deep, by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub wtakee "as bright ea •
button.* It has bun long lee,. in America, end is
highly recommended by medial men. It is very
pleasant to take; it soothes the child ; softens the
gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is the best knows remedy for dysentery
and diarrhoea, whether arising_ from teething or other
causes. Bs sure end ask far M. Window's Soothing
Syrup, sod es* that " Curtis sad Perkins, New York
and London," is on the outside 'nipper. No mother
should In without it. —Sold by all medicine disarm at
is. lid. per Bottle. London Depot, 493, Oxford Wm..
We maim the istrodeMbes of the Oassalbeenlem, and
excellent deeming tor the hair of pews or emir, sae who take
Iliguri la the beauty of the cremator aniaseet Of our mos.
erttole is intredoted by Mew& Carley, now Illewirs. L B.
and B. A. Curley mad Co., at la, Bartholomew Goes, Diodes,
B.C. They lem preciosity ands • miry temose rewsratket
for th mmi=es, of which they had the 'minim mistral
°MMUS* 01061 kidenikal In composition
wthirtuhu=st article, but experience and skill bees reads It
decidedly superior In quality. Tide 'my cleanly, cooling, end
agreeable, and it glum inch a brit Raney and luxuriant
appearance to the heir Mai glom menu its mist appropriate
name. Iltiputupin bottles at It6d. and se., • pries w ="10b,
considering the else of the bottles and the quality o the
will only remunerate the proprietors through a very
unman dm.snt Coastline Restorer, at the maw prior, for
Orm Hair, Beldp ea, which II made by the suns Inn,
animus. mat pa uprisen, and is undoubtedly the
best Resenater the hair. llet Oenuliess are sold by all
kieskag COmmiele mid Perfumers everywhere, Bee advertisement
55 anew nobs= waft the bead Oberdtbaosa

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Are warranted not to contain a single part. of
Mercury or any other Mama ieheteore bat to
consist entirely of Medicinal Matters. ParGtly yi;
creek Hence, they are easily digested by
stomach, taken up by the abecatast vasseia and
carried into the blood, and thus the whole system
I. brought under their Purifying and Renovating
Influence. • - - -

—They have long since been used In one re the
largest County Hospitals in Great Britain, and re-
ceived the commendation c several eminent Phy-
sicians and Surgeons; and have proved their veins
la Thousands of instanoes In diseases of the Used,
Chest, Bowels, Liver, and K.Mom; end in all Ms
Complaints are one of the best Medlin's', known.
Prepared and sold wholesale end retail, In bores
prim Ted, ls. end 9d, sag, by O. Wilme-
r:wit 801. S, Crum Court, mat ft...., Lomb*
and easy be bed of all Mantels sad Magda
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