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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
The Comet.

This 'ong-expccted visitor has at length
made It's appearance. II has been visible il.
the Northwest for about two hours after SIM
set for several evenings a. faint star with :,
nebulcus train Of light about two degrees in
length.
IL can be seen distinctly hv any one vho
will take the trouble tn attain some position
where he can see the Northwestern horizon
Letween tire hours of seven and eight i. NJ
Those WHO iook uPnn the small nebul"us star
now visible can hardly rt-tl.. thc terrifir aT,-
pearance of this same OOtut when, III 1904. j.
approached the SIN with a tail one hWad..
degrees in length Its taai camn. strearss. IA.
up IN the morning several hoUTs before 49,
head. and when ITS nucleus WAS IN the zenith
the train stretched below the Me~rcTn horizon.
Its train was first very Ur,r,l, bu, it decreased
in width, extending enormous, in i.r4:G I.
Is said TO have disappeared O"t"l.cr -. 81 ~
day Of the death of Pope UT:.sa y. il -.
OF course, thought special forerunner oi S!ie,
evtng.
This com"t had appeared before in s75 aud
as" in S95 and l04. a. inentionssi hv Chln->,.
amnaii<tS- This world give It a reri0., - sn.".
292 years. la 915 its tai 40 de-re-> A.
length, and It's nucleus ,r i.-ad was 50 br.gL-
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
The Merchants Fireside.

NapoleaE never gave the vanity IF the Eng
lish arist0cracy harder "r more telling thrust
than when he described England as a .natinn
OF shol'-keeperS.' The sting point lay in the
tact that what the military man said was, is
and ever must be true The strength of Eng
land lies and has ever lain in her frade Take
away that, and she would dissolve away into
nothing, quick as the changes in a panoramic
show. One w,'u!d suppose, Il rr,l,lr tnar ~
stead of being ashamed of trade, her chit men
her learned sci9nors' and doctors whether al
politics, laws OF divinity, would take prize IL
that which they must know is tie verY C,.rner
stone Of ',all their greatness This is far from,
heing the case. h"wever: and every s,rig al 40
bility appears tr regard contract w:iti shop
keeping a special plague, badge + dis
grace
Ia recent debate upon the IE,lian hill rs to
the terms nf admission of cadets into tie army.
Lori Peterborough tuok nccasion 10 sneer a:
the rich grocers and linen dTapcTs,' meaning
thereby the whale commercial class, as guile
unworthy to lie allowed tn cone into c,nlleti
tIon At all with the professional Glasses, and
the tlrgant 6rcnes Of society who consume.
but Go not create. Speaking Of lie
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

SrB-MAKI<E TkLtnRAPHs. the r..c.,,t
enthusiasm "u the e,i,c,>S ut the Atlantic. telc
graph. S''Inc peopl" seem - haEe been ubi>-
r'us {" the fact that there ever syaS 4 suI.m
rInr telegraph bei'r" thI, one Many pcrSn,S
speak -! II as a new ''inv,ntiun. whcn tbcry.
IS no Invention Of auv kind abys.t it, but siIu-
ply repetition Of what tlao bee-l done many
times previously. Besides the Atlantic. there.
are III the world som $50 miles ii Telegram,
cable Iaiti down anil ia active Use If winch the
nngcst iIne-340 mile>-is arr.,-s the Black
Sra. from Nari,a tn Bllakaya Laid down in tie,
year 1880: TIE next III length hcing between
Eng'aTd and H,iland-IIj miles established
~ tie year le5". The longest line in tie
c>t"rn " ord IS acr.,-- the Guil IT ~. Law
r"Ii''', a mills. put DOWN in 1856
lie oi'ieSt line l. that between u ,ver AMI
t.'Ial-, - inlies. made in 1881: and the next
Ill p'Hnt oi age = that from Dover 81 O,tend.
% miles. lal down in 1852 There are thre..
lines stretching from the Danish perIinSu a
acro>s tle iireat Belt fifteen I.Iiies, arr,rs -.
LIttIe Belt Tlvr miles. arl across tie S;uh
twelve miles. From ita'v thcrr are two li1u
ono connecting Sardinia amt e. .r,ica 10 .n,I,-..
AMI anDiher connecting Crr>ic. with tie low.
peninsula, 80 miles. Bc,iies tl,e i.ny lii.
lr1n NarnA to lSaiakiava, which we have
menti"i,c'i. tnrr" j. anr.h"V n tie Black s A
from B1'aklava {" EuIninria. 30 ufiles bs,.h
r'ad" ufnirT the stimulus "f rcresitv. during
the great Russian war The American lin. :.
D@e~des tire olie a'I'r-s tine Gulf 1T IT. Iawrerc,.
are aros- -" straits "f Northumberland. from,
'iie continent . Prince Edwards Island. I01
miles; a"r..>~ th" .,'!t If kAnso. Nova Se,aia:
across rnc M''-i->l"pi. a. Pa-ias-tr and a.-r,s-S
tr@ ~. iaT.~La", at pu"i@r.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

dismiss him gisar'sat an equivalent for his..sef-
vices. .s54c' asplr,ssl IN 4 seat Nl the Clhinet.
,E7Ie President gave him she appointment &C
CunSa' 10 Eiverpool. He rejected the cfFee,
anstFlrais@:wse set himself ~ oppose anl
f.svtse The AlainisfrAtian Az last, in tin
Phrnzy Of ratified cupidity. he ptlhhciv sh,.
peaches his beneiactor of the nlust atrcciu,is
o.fences against personal and political morn'itv.
Whatsoever political adversa,leS may.thil:k
of Mr. Buchanan.as a public hlan. alP admit
that his private character is without reDroacl,
HisentiFe liftl j. nm adniirabls iliustsatiaa &C
virtHous crdeascr.. We know iioiTling 10 his
discredt, except his fsiendss8p tor FoFaey, and
that may I've exrtSe,i among fhe ashlahae infiFA
mites. of a-islllihle nature. The only stain
Hpon Pierce's Administration was the slime ,e,f
FoFney's support. No generous spirit win
reproach MIR. BuclaHan with the unworthy
alliance ut the moment when his ba~om is terra
oy~the fang Of the treachcrOus beneficiary. H
Ut Ar. Fornev little Is kno@u and the tew
o"nspc"ons sssIdeOts of his life are NOTORIOUS FIR
q: personal depravity "a ,he 6sa ~ ,;,s,,.,,,r..
the Forrest letter IS als most ss@n,ornhla ,,ro,r
iI"n. In tie province of POLITICS, Ina ,,,.,st s,ss
nri achIeV Vemeni waS corrup: inierf10sssian, Z,
the loirnal of the House of Represen:otiyrss-as.,
act o' clever tllia!nly, nf wh'rh 10 eScapsd tle
punishment Of expulsion from offer, through a
j-fe"t "f legal eVIitrr". j. this the sort Of maj,
u7on whose WORT :he Pr:;tpr, cf the United
States must he condemned Ia perpetual intamv,
The ingenious -xredIent bv which Mr.. Fornev
once pr"posed tn blast the renu,ation nfa heIpless
woman. Suggeis the probability of like fabr,ca
:i"n "i taSc testimony against generous benefa.
'oI. lie = RI aspiring ndn uiUAi. AID Nc cam
n"! do hrh The injustice - suspect that he will
stop short oi the climax "t his career.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

rs .. I've visible IN the DAYTIME. Its next ap-
pcarance. after 1854 wits in 1866 in the month
II Fesruary. lis aspect was very similar "a
.5ts present me. hcing somewhat IsaleestIlII.
the plAnct Mars AMI with tg.ss-of four ,Ts'
gree~ in ength.' Il hsssIs1Rh known as ."the
great en.iet If ClBas4eS Y - hecauSe it appeared
in the yeasia' Which his abiication took place.
TlssEmpcror Charles V. of Spainl considered
il some years Fahricius, his astronomer.
paappei oat>i;s Path, dcscrihiug It's conrse
s'-thsalgh, Virgo and Bootes, pa>i tia p.sla o
lhs Aeavens inta. Cepheus anl Cassi0l,cia 2
y bat srnderei this ceanet larticularIys inter-
sting was its near approach to the earth, be-
ing on the 18th of March only seven millions
If miles distant. The orbit of the comet of
1264 WAS computed by Pingre1a,ssl nunthome.
willie that Of 1906 was computed lrss -Hallv.
and afterwards by Hn'l, of the Snuthyille o.
seryatnrv. Regert'> rrk. England Ii was
found that the tw" "ri'itS agreed. and Pinsee
C".,'iu,t'-i tia; thcy were the same, ard that
II would r,.iurn again in 1913. IL was accord
in"lv expected nj that time, and is nou-ap-
p"!rHnc" -tir"ulatcd some IL re-cNaminati"n
al the previous rii,uiltions. Mr. BARTER found
that I'.c attraction 0i the outer planets Jupiter
Sh,,.r'I and IIorschri! had retarded IT,. Mr.
Hind pTr,iI, lei H. appearance Ia 1893. after
making allowance i"r the Disturbances The
. 'N'''''''n' anu 'F"'' "'s'iatl"h feiatiFc
IL IL anticipated near approach IL the earth
last Year l. -t't, ~ every body menIorV. Tncri.
= IL r'H'c>>ttv Il REPEATING that We're Il comet
I" >j'.Nr '4'e "a'''' II '"u'h h"t penetrate ihe
C"r'h : ."n'Hrn"i''. ~ = count Vi 'he Superl"r
"1h>'H - ''i' !','cr. ''ut III" lh2ilhat!'T 81
'"t 'i''' =, "' '''' "'i' 'r'n@ - @f"''.
."' "S''s' = !''.'t '''' >'af'e'E "' l'o>>ihi !
10y ~ "I">' rom ~ t',i' az any 'lln". II
Is Interesting L. .'hHi'"s th'> object III hight "i
traveller IKE Noh II "mt'"iif. P"irn"v OF
'"o hHli!'"" ah' h'he'!-t"" years Is n" small
tramp.
III "'' II saw the "arth IN the midst "i the
ml"c'e ages. basil amt 'nStant1neN Ill. reign
81 over tAe Eastern t'n!lre. In England.
me h"rri" murder "i f.rNaH', 'ae martyr, by
hS stcp-'n"' her. fhr'It, nat Ju>t b""n con-
>'tim'n"'"'. 30" N"rWtI'ans were maxim,
">.''N'I.'S ~ ''''"''''''''. 'Ei soon after dc
>IF"''' "i"'' '''H ''''''"'
IL! l-"7' gu l.> next WISH. u "'thcSa"i the
hrSt r'2"i"r ParuAm"nt ~ fn"!nn''. amt III"
success ~ ~" F"Tc ~ rs >'r"AIt" ','r ton
r'Ai r"""r over It''T. Il" rrTsa.'"S ,I:"'
0,-ih I" u" III t""ir effect upon Tue cU!tnrc
"i thr age.
-'"eiE @H'h.f''' nouns ~ "+t''h ANA "."nd
, ~ 'ae ''"'."t '"'"h'" - '"e AI;"',> anI ~
~ iti"Nt@a 'i'ca. '1orT's: E.lEaiUet.i iG,a
i"N' ""''' ">'''".'>','" - ii.-:dnd, and Mon
!" ;"'. 49,. '',.',i'r '.''ti'.', i's>". ia
'""''>. 'e' \"i''-|' / 'i'''h >!''"N. W"r" Il! u
'''3 ',N'F 81 ''~M I'-"'' anh t'e world :
Hr''e>' -"' n'''NHt"afc was j'st earn
M - wax.
IN lS4S Us NlHN nav very reasonably be sup
P'''' u nave Zee" postponed IN "rder I" wit
49, '"e l"l'"ft"n - tie Atlantic Gable
Si"' ''"T' u, 'hIr "s't. v" may con
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

p'H'T RE BaCHEl"R-Young man. don't
live cru>tv "ld bachelor; il will not improve
Your morals. health OF beauty. Marry rs
son rs YOU can make il convenient, and then
shape your affairs /" SUPPORT a wife. But
when you marry don't fall in love with face
instead "F a w"tian. Rcmcmler tina; common
>e''>e Is a rare virtue, much better than silver.
gold r fashion. DInFt court and MARY crino,in.
"r 2"ii j. plenty; hat look tor s,H,nd practical
>c,>. ia wuu'II. Ersi--tiG,t iS q tu,ichstone tp
try her qualities b.
When YOU have that Ill else comes, Ynur
wife. thnt Is tn h,' il si~'s fnIi ui common
>ci>'. ".t grow /" y"uy way Of thinking
md make y"U grow Ia hers A wamanlv
love IL her heart will hud ways f. make
rU0Ir l',c f"wari> hrr grow ~ the YEAR "rn,y
over y"l roth Aud another thing nce;S l.,
he !.",-i.i. a'.l thu. i>-a common sense wr-
nt.n i not I" he i,inid where fashion iiisl.ts
'''''' eF"s enale~ irsto -ssswlFfps,
w!'cl" 'i"'f" = SNIP III" gossip and .itsle
nrain.
Young man ,ion't stand gain. after that
Young woman who has the distinguished air
the reputation 0i a tirt amt beiie wh,n.,
father has heaps of cash. I,r il j., not inpus,.
ole that while Won are strNnin. Your c"e~, v,,u
may BE- turning your baci, upy,! s,.ll,u ,.uor.-
~trn>vc little damSe whom na:ur" has ,ri' ont ~
y"Ir other halt, and who may I've lust th,.
pleasant faced placid tempered loving nt,e
creature VINO Will think enough o! v.al t. o.
with y"u 10 til" end OF the world. and >tav
by ant. ""nIiort when y"n get gray haired and
fl-.ttv
Marry. Young gentleman, and keep your-
self ont ~ >crarcs Have Somcthi tn live
t'r. 4 man alone il the world i>,u't n.,rc t.an
half y man, and the world wants entire h,c,,.
And You shall have reason tnstv it was a go.t
thing you resolved "a marry, aud REFUSED {, g
s"iii.'fy. herr-elr;' king, r!pc-smukiug lache-
"r. II y"', succeed well in your efforts ~ l..
wiz" once N"'lng Inau ike y",t Is u,,w sim
ply old, co"'"r;cd aud l'apry.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

An ~ yer going t" the East Iu,ii,s. Ms.
Marr"iiey. my dar.in'" -a''i an nls. Trisn crur,v
u the VIZ - s'in.r about {" embark { r
hai'.s ve Leen Ia them part, inaSei..
"nd wei do ! remember the UlnSAatss-I They
nave long %'ckers hanging ,ioNI. fr.sn, tiserr
heals and they'll dthraw the life l,I~s nart of
:" trf'rc caU say pase."
Nher the vessel arrived 1t MHiras. the SIR
d'eF'- vile saw ~ shore, an elephant. H. :
r"l-"tTn"k at the sight, she appFoa' ned t.=s
1'''". "x~'ai:q;ny. 'ilsly NDthcr. ss that O
nIdskatoe." So -.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
~ THE
ST. MARY'S BEACON,
- g PUBLIsHED EvERy sHuBspAT ny
GEORGE RsMORGAN & LF. KING.

SrEEMs OF SrBScaRTToS.- per an
na6n, - be paid ,yitllin six months, NJ sub
= ayiptiosa viii he received FDr shoFscr period
Is mpntlls asfi 20 paper be discontinued
nnllk allarreafaas@ are paid. except ut the OPP
eiOn a thc pua,iishers
'I'Ekas - ! sYfKaTsa lsgF ssIEI.sls
'E,rIt.se two first inserfi1ls 3 S. : 5 lhr every
eab fsient irsartjsah Twel xn7IIls = less con-
sEitqlc squarf. If fllis inal.lIyef i Insertions
be nos markell OH Che alvef mrnf II will bg
Ibnipiiasit.i until fasbisl. aud sIsgel accnrding-
w. A giI,eFaIS deduction T. to those who
advertise by the years -.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
Home. Home,
So Get Hone

There 10 place like home
Inete'S no pace ilne nome
An exile from home. pleasure da2zIes in vain.
Ali give me nay lovely thaiched cottage agan:
The birds singing sweetly, thar came /" my c,:l-
GIVE me them. amd that peace of mud, deare
than all
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
HOME, SWEET HONE.

Md pleasures and palaces though we NAV roam
SuIl, be it ever so humble, there's no plac, IA
Eom-:
charm from the skies Seems 10 ilaiiow It t-r,
WhIch. ." through tne world. you'l not ,nee;
elsewhere
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-02-11
T.. NJ. WELLS GREAT WESTERN
Vegetable Anti-BiiiOUS Pills.

For the cure of all bilious diseases. impuri
ties Of blood, Indigestion. liver complaint sicl,
headache, icvers, colds. jaundice, dyspepsia, fe-
male complaints, and general cathartc.
In the treatment of bilious fever. jaundicc.
and all other diseases of the almcntary canal
or general health. which is caused by an aifec-
tion of the liver or portal circle these pills are
invaluable.
For jaundice. take one or two pills every
night Should there be loss of appetite. or
general debility or languor, use the bitters I'M
til these symptoms are removed
These pills may he taken in all cases where
an aperient Alternative or cathartic is required.
Dyspepsia and liver complaint. with all their
attendant evils, can positively be cured by
perscvering use of these pills in connection
with the bitteIs. When cough exists in con-
nection with any disease for which these pills
are recommended, take the PcCtuml Syrup Of
Wild Cherry, prepared by the proprietor, and
the patient will bc thoroughly and radically
cured. These pills being of vegetable origin.
no injurious effects will be produced under any
circumstances 10y their Use. Adults or chill
dren can take them constantly when required
The dose for child three or four wears old
from one TO two pills; and for children eight
or nine years DID, from two to three pills at
bedtime
Females will find these pills very mild and
uniform in their operations, and the very med
icine needed by Il large class of females
Let all remember that the Great Western
Pills are designed expressly for Use in bilious
climates, and are far better than those put up
in the east, where little is known in regard to
the peculiar diseases of the climate.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-02-11
Chicago.
WELLS PICTORIAL SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.

FOR Coughs, Colds, Influenza Pemtsy, asthma,
WhoYtng Cough Bronchitis, and all diseases
Of The Lungs, Throat, and Chest.
YNlllS valuable remedy is prepared with great
l. care and on correct chemical principles
and has gained for itself great reputation. -
No injurious effects will be produced, should
the patient be ever 20 much reduced. An
overdose will cause nausea and sometimes
vomiting but will produce no other unpleas-
ant result
Patients should avoid taking too large dos
es, as in most cases it has better effect by Ia
king dose that will rest well on the stomach
The precise dose for each individual patient,
or the number of times to be taken during the
day, will depend very much upon the temper
ament of the patient As a general thing. the
patient should commence with a small dose.
increasing in amount until nausea or depres-
sion is produced then continue in slightly di-
mnished doses until the desired effect is pro-
duced
Consumptive patients will find this an ano-
dyne expcctorant of rare medicinal virtues, al
ways giving relief and cifccting Il cure, if with
in the reach of any medicine.
To all who have cough cold tChtness Of the chest
difficulty of breathing, g. feel duty hound TO rec.
"mmeni Wells Pecorai syrup OF Wild Cherry. it be
ing the best preparation for those diseases have ever
used or known. knew several cases IN which IL has
proved cmiurutly successful in curing severe coughs
and other pulmonary diseases and in my has
been euIircly successful I. CURTIS.
Bloomington Dec 1879
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-02-11
GOdfrcy's Drops
4 Sure Cure for The Headache.

This preparation has proved successful in all kinds Of
headache though many others have been introduced |,
composed Of vegetables and cctcrioIs plant or mod
cinc introduced into IL. II impart vgor the TEN
while the il progressing, and regulate the stomach
by which process the cure l. effected.
Mr. Godfrey. now deceased, Wa a resident of New
II mpshirc His valuable recipe has has recently been
purchased by the Undersigned From numerous tcstmo
nials select the following from Dea. A. Wright well
known and worthy citizen Of Eecne, n. u.
Mr.. Godfrey, Sir II is with pleasure that can recon-
mend the Drops prepared by YOU for the headache
Having for about ten years past h2"n afflicted with and
moi having found any thing that gave relief tried
your nrols and they gave me immediate relief took
them about three weeks from the first Of January and have
been free from the headache since would cheer
fully recommend them to all who may be afflicted with
the sane complaint. a. WRIGHT.
Price s. cents per bottle. Prepared by II, hvTcIHSs
Ch,mEt. Boston, Mass
HILDRETH * CARVER, Agents ST. Charles,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-02-11
q Rockford Nurseries,

ME Subscriber announces that he is estab-
y iished in the Nursery Business at Rockford.
Floyd County. Iowa, where he is prepared to
supply farmers and Others with every variety
OF fruit trees in common demand, such as Ap-
PIE OF various kinds, Pears, Peaches, Plums
Cherries and Ounces; also dubious roots, flow
ering plants, garden vegetables, &c. &c.
Early in the spring he will be prepared to
furnish 10000 gratis, all worked and ready for
planting Orders respectfully solicited and
attended to. L. WHITNEY.
Rockford, Oct. 90, 1857. 6tf
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-02-11
HUTCHINS'
FAMILY MEDICINES.
THE CELEBRATED
Golden TinCturc
OR BLOOD PURTFYER

OK BLOOD Ilklf \ FIX,
The Great Medical Discovery Cfhe 1914 Century,
YJNlI1S INVALUABLE COUMPOI Nd, witch il now ere
i ating SO much excitement in the medical world and
among Of the most learned in the profession, j.
curing thousands of that clas Of nvulds whose the
medical faculty have long sought reach, but in vain.
Ia proof Of il, extraordinary curative propertes may
be permitted to addUce the following:
WASHINGTON. Il. C., Feb. -. 1852.
Or. HItchng--Dear Sir have been requested to give
my opinion upon the merits Of your Golden Tinctur.
have used it for Indigestion loss Of appetite SO. with
teria benefit think good medic Inc for purifying the
cure disease Hoping you may be prospered in the
sale OF 1t, lam, sir, your obcilcIt servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER
Rev T. F. Norris late editor of the Boston Olive Branch
wrote under date Of
BosToS, May 10, 1853
Dr. Hltchins have used your Golden Tincture and
have received benefit from than any medicine
have tried. Truly yours, T. +. NORIIS
Certificate from Prof C. Newton " D., President Of the
Worcester Medical College:
WORCESTER June, 1883
nr Htchins, Sir As you wished my opinion respecting
your Golden nncture freely give h-noi that would be
to any patent no.rum, but having been made
acquainted with the formula from which your medicine is
composed may say that consider il essentially of
the compounds for which 1t Is recommended
Yours truly, CALVIN NEWTON.
The Golden TnCure put up in large pint bottles and
sold at 81 90 per bette.
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WELL S GERMAN
CONDITION POWDERS

For all kinds Of stock. They purify the
blood, increase the appetite, cleanse the stom-
ach and intcstincs of all impurities, and cure
al diseases caused by impurity Of the blood or
arrangement of the system.
To TIE PUEuC.-- have used Wells German Condition
Powders for all kinds of stock and truly say they
have more than realized my expectations. Among the
cases have cured are Cistempcr. hide bound sticom
plant, general debility. yellow and eruptons
The Hkn. They are always useful when change OF
fee /. made as from dry to green green to dry.
have yet b. the first To d approve of them
after u>g them. Many give all kinds OF stock u dose
AT least once mouth. and have noticed marked diff
ference between those having and those having
WM. A. ALLISON.
Elk Grove, May %, 1851.
Nix. WELLS II have fitted for market fifteen horses
this spring and have used yorr German Condition Pow
dcrs with entire have used about ten papers
and c"nsiie 1t the best Investment ever made The
German lInment the most speedy and efeCtual rem
cay IN Use. Yours, &c, T. b. WILSON.
For sale by Hildreth & Carver and E. A. Has
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