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Smyrna times., 1868-11-11

ANEcDoTE OF DR.. FRANKLIN.-I1is pecu-
liar talent was that of illustrating subjects by
opposite anecdotes After the news Of the
destruction of the stamped paper in America
had arrived in England, the ministry sent for
the Doctor to consult with, and in conclusion,
offered this proposal: THAT if the Ameri-
cans would engage to pay for the damage done
in the destruction Of the stamped paper, &C.,
the parliament would then repeal the act. !"
The Doctor, having paused upon this question
for some time, at last answered it as follows =
g This puts me in mind of Frenchman who,
having heated poker red-hot, ran furiously
into the street, and addressed the first English
man he met there: Iii! 4Nonsieur roule@rous
give me de platsir de satisfaction, to let me
run this poker only one foot into your body 2
Go about your business said the English
man. Vel, deu only so far, marking about
six inches. Are you mad? returned the 9TH
er: l tell you, if you don't go about your
business I'll knock you down. Td den, said
the Frenohman, softening his voice and man
ner, vii you, my good sire, only be SO obiging
as to pay me for the trouble and expense Of
heating this poker?''
Smyrna times., 1868-11-11
P0etrY.
Writtin for the Smyrna Times"
RELLA.--GLIMPS OF LIFE.


In the spring-t of life. when Bella was blest
With all that could make her happy and gay;
She lost of earths blessings the dearest and best;
The mother that bore her was taken away.
father that loved her and cherished her love
She twined in her arms and sweetly enjoyed;
For awhile his tenderness seemed to remove
Her feelings of want, and fill up the void.
But soon there were wakenings of loss to the mind
Vague feelings against which. boldly, she strOve:
A yearnng for something the soul could not find
The heart t-thrObbings of a dear mothers love.
Her blessing she had, and her memory sweet,
But her being lay enshrined in the tomb;
And Bella was left, with hard trials to meet,
And find in the world motherless home.
Let one of lifes chapters be partly untold,
OF deepest woes that came in like flood;
OF a step-mothers mistakes let Heaven unfold,
Nay Jesus wash them away with thy blood.
A lone orphan she was. of tenderest wOOf
Alive to the slightest touches of scorn,
But brave heart she had that proof
Against the feelings of lifes blackest storm.
She lifted her heart to her Father on high,
For strength to do battle with toll and care,
And He thai even "heareth the young ravens cry
Heard with compassion and answered her prayer.
Though far from the home and friends of her youth,
Che stands in her lot and lives for her day,
Cheerily witnessing, for Gods holy truth,
Vending her steps in the best way.
Thus Der her head God has stretched out His hand
And guided her footsteps seemed to Him best,
And will make yet this earth a real "BEULAHs LAND"
And take her at last to her own mothers rest
Smyrna times., 1868-11-11

THE TRUNDLT- Bed balmicst sleep We
ever experienced was when we were nesting in
the old trundle- bed with curly headed broth
er just turned out Of the parent nest to make
room for new customer. But trundle-bed
dreams were soon at an end, for when the next
customer came we were crowded out of the par
ent nest, and so they kept alternating for
years, until we were fairly turned out into the
world.
O.! where are the heads that we have kiss
ed a thousand times 0 er as they nestled in the
old trundle- bed? Some of them have grown
! old and gray, and others are resting upon their
everlasting pillow in widely separated lands.
We are always sad when we think of the old
! trundle-bed
Smyrna times., 1868-11-11

THE CROPs.-The October report Of the
Department of Agriculture states that the in
crease of the wheat harvest is scarcely more
than three per cent over last year. This re-
suit has been occasioned by the diminution in
the old States of the yield per acre, which neu-
tralizes the increase Of the area of production.
The oat harvest is light, except in the Western
States, in Nebraska the increase being 81 per
cent. over last year. The corn crop is report
ed as having been injured by the wet weather.
and later by the frost The total produce will
be less than is needed for the country, but will
be larger in quantity than it was in 1867, which
was very unfavorable season. Buckwheat
is generally deficient in its return. Potatoes
are reported as yielding full average crop,
with a deficiency Of 10 per cent. In New York
and Pennsylvania, and 20 per cent; in Illinois.
The cotton crop, it is stated, will be less than
last year by Is to 20 per cent, owing to the
depredations of the srmy worm, and to the
heavy rains in the Southwest.
Smyrna times., 1868-11-11

How TO FREsHEN SALT FISH. H.-Many per-
sons who are in the habit of ireshening mack
eral or salt fish never dream that there is q
right way to do it. Any one who has seen the
process of evaporation going on at the salt
works knows that salt falls to the bottom.
Just so it is in the pan where your mackeral
and white fish lies soaking and as it lies with
remain there, when if placed with the flesh side
down, the salt falls to the bottom of the pan
the fish comes out freshened, as it should; il
the other case it is nearly as salt as when pu
in. If you do not believe this, test the matter
| for yourselves.
Smyrna times., 1868-11-11

Some of our young lady friends, who are
troubled to coax their locks into the prevailing
frizzy style, are advised to try the following
recipe:
Take borax, two ounces; gum arabic, one
drachm add hot water nOt ;nn,aasnt. bOaGg one orc
dissolved add three tablespoonfuls of strong
spirits of camphor. On retiring to rest wet
the hair with the above liquid, and roll it w
in twists of paper as usual.
Smyrna times., 1868-11-11

The Female Picnic Association, composed of
number of pretty New Haven girls, who, for
five years have had annual picnics in the woods
all by themselves, with no horrid men around
to modest or make afraid, has been discountin-
ued, but the members are to have a reunion
five years hence as "old maids or widows"
Smyrna times., 1868-11-11

How TRUE.-Josh Billings says many true
things, but none containing more truth than the
following:
"Most emmy man will conceed that it look
very foolish tu see boy drag heavy slay up
steep hill for the feetin plesher of ridin down
again, but it appears tu me that that boy is
sage by the side ov tho young man hoo works
hard all the week and drink his stamps up
Saturda mite
Smyrna times., 1868-11-11

1t is said that as the twig is bent the trees
inclined. Some of the young ladies about
town will grow queerly if the Grecian Style
prevails very long.
Smyrna times., 1868-11-11

The ex-Queeu of Spain left behind, her I70
carriages, several splendid Arab and English
horses, as we'll as the finest collection OF mules
in Europe. One vehicle, that which annually
conveyed her Majesty to the opening, OF the
Cortes, is marvellous specimen OF gliding and
carving,
Smyrna times., 1868-11-11

"Why don't you limit yourself?" said
stake that you will go so far and go no farther.
Il do, replied the other, 9 but set it so
far off that always get drunk before | get to
n -
Smyrna times., 1868-11-11

A philosopher writes to tailor who had
failed to get ready his wedding suit: g 1t was
no serious disappointment, only | should have
That man will never be seriously disappointed.
Smyrna times., 1868-11-11

Gentlemen" said tavern keeper to his
guests, at midnight, Il don't know whether
you have talked enough or not, but as for my
self, l am going to shut up"
Smyrna times., 1868-11-11

In view Of the tortures experienced by those
who affect Grecian bend, it may very appro-
priately be termed the latest agony"
Smyrna times., 1868-11-11

Mrs. William Duke, of Macon county, Ala,
hung herself last week on account of discord
with her husband. They were married last
year, at the ages respectively of eighteen and
sixteen. She suspended herself from one of
the joists in the house, and when cut down
her little babe lsy TRANQUILITY sleeping In era
die near her feet
Smyrna times., 1868-11-11

Voltage, who is a single man, is generally con-,
his fingers have itched to "hook' dress,
Smyrna times., 1868-11-11
TeStimOnialR.

Hon. GEO. w. WOODWARD,
'u''ce Oh the Supreme Court Of Pa writes
no u W nVOhaho Ger man Bliters' 10 good
ae, useful In diseases A oTthe digestive organs
S,e @ great benefit in III cases Of debility, and
vi nervous action in the system,
Aours' truly GEO. w. WOODWARD"
Hon. JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
! consider HoOaand's German Bltters' a VALUABLE
OGIsE IN case Oi attacks of Indigestion or Dyspep-
VIZ can certify this from my experience Of il.
WIN respect JAMES THOMPSON.
Hon. GEORGE SHARSWOOD,
'@'''e Of the Supreme Court Of Penn. writes: =
"IL Philadelphia, June lst 1868.
German siSsTs SsDG DV exp erencs tha. HOSasnds
'p'Ps 's%pons II So.9 sG%d SteeaS sSnS relieving
GEORGE sHARSwoOD.
FROM REV. E. D. FENDALL,
4 have ant Editor Christian Chronicle, Philada.
tbsasnd,. uSfiVed decided benefit from the use Of
Il oerman BitIers, and feel it my privilege
Hho a,o WV mem as most valuable tonic, 10 all
fessss s;snefng from general debility, or from
1 Yong Ying from arrangement Of the liver:
H. i0ura Truly, f.. d. FENDALL.
the Druggist saws that he has sold large
H. hatoI ~ the Bltters, and has never sold medI
Hsa,u,a save more universal satisfaction. lie takes
H. .T u recommending it to his customers.
epuIs,rs;,la9S N;-HOoaand's Germ an Remedies are
EsCKSnM1ed. See that =. the signature Of C. M
otbs,s on the WI happer Of each bottle
i Pinc;as, are counter felt.
INuso Ta sa othce, and Manufactory at th'
1pha ps peoiclne Store, No 63l ARCH street, Phila
4 d ChAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly C. M. JACKSON a. Co.
4hOa,,a, PRICES
herman Bitters, per bottle, 81 o
spf@as sSs German Tonic, % put uO % in quart bottle,
n " nv ~ noule, or half dozen for 81 SO. &
H. in forget to examine we'll the article 20
4 "% order to get the genuine.
DRuoo foR SALE BY ALL
N TWISTS AND ST0REKEEPERS,
n F@mla EVERYWHERE.
lOsusss ys:IP. =: 7. HoFFECKER, Smyrna, Del.
|E "'' iS6s-ly'
Smyrna times., 1868-11-11

so far so geod," as the boy said when he
had finished the first pot fhis mothers jam.
Smyrna times., 1868-11-11
DEBILITY.

Resulting from any cause whatever; Prostration Of
The System, induced by Severe labor, Hard
ships, Exposure, Fevers. &c.
There is medicine extant equal TO these RENE.
es IN such cases. A tome and vIgor is impaired to
he Whole system, the appetite IS strengthened, food
enjoyed, the stomach dIgess properly. the blood Is
dnhed, the compile zion becomes sound and healthy,
z'yeOW tinge is eradicaled from the eyes, bloom
gwen TO the cheeks, and the weak and nervous in
',d becomes a strong and healthy being.
Fs'Ons Advanced in Life anc feeling the hand Of
Weighing heavily upon them, with all its attend
nls, will lind in The use of this BlI"fERS or the
'hs restore in a measure the energy and ardOr OF
"ie youthful days, build up their shrunken forms,
give health and happiness TO their remaining
NOTICE
Hhawell established fact that fully nehalf of the
se portion Of our population are seldom IN
Acgoymen OF good health, or, to use their
,,1;d ;dtpIesson' '' new n Aer feel we'll" They are
Hsud, devoid Of all energy, extremely, nerv-
%ana nave no appetite.
~ 'ns class Of persons the Bitters, the Onc ID
4 Feeally recommended
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
- ~age @ strong by the use of either of these RENE
L. iheY will cure every case Of MARASMUS
aaaOusshds OF certificates have accumulated in the
IS1Oi 49, the proprietor, bat space will allow of the
oneauon OF but few. Those il will be observed
dOelleVed
Smyrna times., 1868-11-11
MOOfland's German Bitters,

HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
repaired by DR. e. M. JACKSON,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Thirty five years since they were first introduced
bio this country from Germany, during which time
#ey have undoubtedly performed more cures, and
rne6ted suffering humanity in greater extent, than
! ny other remedies known to tie public.
I These remedies will = -effeclually cure Liver
Complaint. Jaundi e. Il VDyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Debility, Chr 81 ONO DIarrhoea, Disease
The Kidneys, and all Diseases arising from a
ALsOrdered Liver, Stomach or intestInes.
Smyrna times., 1868-11-11

DRuo- foR SALE BY ALL
1GiSFs AND STOREKEEPERS.
Fasala EYERYWHERE.
'S'o' ls6S-ly.
Smyrna times., 1868-11-11
HOOFLANDs GERMAN BITTER'S,

|HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTER'S,
Hoo1and's German Tonic.
The Great Remedies for Diseases of the
LIVER, 5 TOMACH, OR DIGESTIVE ORGNs.
HOOELlND'S GERMAN BIIIERS
comp sed of The pure Juices, (or as they are me
nsliclnaiIy termed Er tracts Of Roots, Herbs,
n Barks, making a ~ 8 preparation highly con
eaoI.c admirture Of AA- A any kind
HOOFLANDS' GERMAN TONIC
combination Of all the ingredients of the Bitters,
Hruh the purest quality SANTA CRUZ Rum, Orange,
H.. making one of the most pleasant and agreeable
Apmsdies ever offered to the public.
| Those prelerrlng Medicine free from Alcoholic
HLmxlure, will use
Hoofand's German Bitters.
Those who have no objection to the combination OF
3Ae Buffers stated, Will use
/ HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
/ Th0y are both equally good, and contain the same
ledicnal virtues, the choice between the two being
mere matter of taste, the Tonic being the most pal
Nabe.
The stomach from a variety of causes such In
A,eslion, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, etc.. is very
Hi 10 have lis functions oerangeu. Inc
X. ss sio%nah then bec omes affected. the result
HI which is that the pa tent suffers from several
II more Of the following diseases:
A Constipation, FlatuIence, Inward Piles,
Fulness of Blood to the Head, Acidity
Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for Food, Fulness
or weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eructations, Sink
ing or Fluttering at the Pit
of the Stomach, Swimming OF
the Head, Hurried or Difficult
Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart.
Choking or Suffocating Sensations when
ina lying posture, dmness Division,
Dots or Webs before the sight,
Dull Pain in the Head, Defic-
ency of Perspiration, Vel
lovness OF the Skin and
Eyes, PAIN IN the SIDE,
Back, Chest, Limbs, etc., Sud-
n den Flushes Of Heat, Burning in
the Flesh Constant Imaginings of
Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits.
The sufferer from these diseases should exercise
H. greatest caution IN the selection of a remedy fo
,case, purchasing on - ly that which he is as
Il red from his invesIiM ri "a cations and inquiries
n sst sses true merit, isN 3skliully compounded
n free from INJURIOUS IN gradients, and has es
E0lhed for itself reputation for the cure Of thes
Eeeases In this connection we would submit thOs
NIeIknOwn remedies
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SesabIf!

SoIgenoe tptebttge 8etanntmadung
1T bonn MecorDer erlailen porben:
Sebr biele 4erionen, peIde in
@aibbille @ef6afte betreiben, ME
SouFeute, 8e6Iars, &ntider, aaittua<
gens uno OraDs Sabrleuts 5aher es
nernadIaifi9t, bon Necoroer 2icens
aus5unebmen ober lire 2ieenien, menn
berlofden, gu erneuern; un6 es miro
oaber allen Golden hermit gu perltee
ben 9cgeben, baB wenn fie ni9t innerz
balb Der na6lten aebn Sage erfdeinen
uub Die erforberli6e 2ieefls bonn Me<.
Gerber erbaIten, iie can Die. 5artIide
Surforge Or. @bren 6es Committee
mars Stone iueroen bertpieien iper6en.
Sizes 1T poftib Die lebte 8enadri9tis
gung, ~
Bm. M i'll 8, @eeereer. !.
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&DbIem.l
Die neuc gSerorSullne -besiie.i1 oes
&cblen0crfallfe ipirb init aller
StreRee an6gefIbrt iDerben.

Da neuerer aita bein ffaotifdlen
Marf6all &lagen Geitens Derer, iuelde
8oblen gefauft baben bariiber angebradbt
luoroen iinb, baB bic 9a6augen iiianqeI,
baft paren, 10 miro bic folgenbe Ser.
oronnng, uel@e ourb Die Iebte reaulare
8eriammlung beB @tabtratbs anae>
nomulerl wrrbe, befannt genindt itflo
fol- bon iest al, itrens sourdgefiibrt
iperoen /: 45fs
Cine 8eror6nunsa, UNI 8es
trug beith 8erfauf uie gerlnefien Don
SObIen 81 berbiiten: ~ f ;.
Gs fet be f9Ioffen bonn Sra
Dor, 8oaro Der @Ioerln6nner uno
Common Council bon @afbpiIIe -: !;
/. Section. DaB alle 3obleuDers
fdufer ansubalten iino, ben @ebaIt eif,es
ieben &arrerL tuelben fie sur abItefes'
runs bon &oblen 9ebrauden, our6 ben
3tpeiten affilttrenoetl Iarft sGIerf err
mitteln 81 lai1en unb benfeIben an les
Dem foI6en Garren 6eutlib anauiners
Fen, sugIeid nit benz Stanlen bes Ners
faufers unb Der Sfunllner 6es Rarrels.
Die @uffbrift mHB Die 8abI Der BufbeI
ieoer Mrt nno feben @rabes bon GobIen,
'uelbe elm folder Barren entbalt, rem
ben. s
2. gection. SaB Der Ranfer elmer
9aoung &obien, iDeIder bermutbet, bab
ne 81 Sering fei,, Oiefelbe uah ben itabs
ttf9en gDaa0ep beor0ern. niaQ,s UNI oe.
pritft ~ tperben iino 6aB i'm NaII ioithe
Saoung 81 gering befunoen lpirb, Die.
felbe Der Staoi terfauen fein lou fir
ben @ebranf) anb gum 8eiteH Ser Or
men. III
8. Sectton. DaB bic 9seruodIaf.
Egun ODER nnterIai1uns Seitens zines
Observation-Disclosures. ben geffim,nunoen
Der i. SectioH oiefrr 8erorbnuna nad1.
autonnen, als elm 8ergeben araeiehen
iulb betrahtet iuerben iou, fur iueId,es
gejldnflter 8ertdufer nit 9ser[uff iei,,er
sens ais 6oblenbdnbler Bel lleberfiihs
rnng Dor ir9en0 einem @eridts6oF Ser
ilber Corporations sHeroeben @erridfs.
bartlett dnsii6t, beffraft iuer6en fofI.
A. @ection. DaB ben 0tmtspffid,.
ten, iuie He aeitber benz 3ipeiteil aiiiiifis
ren6en Mlarft Glerf boraefdrie6en
irorber iparen, nod be 8Hidt bin;us
gefiiat iuerbe, Elm 8er3eidnib iiber
Summer unb ,geiui6t iebes ibm boraes
5eiaten &arrens, gfaniel bes benieibeni
brFbenDsn ODER beripenbenben 0erfdus
fer6, tiebit Gem @ebalt bes &arretis
ioenn NIT ben eeu0bnlit1 in benieIben
transpnrtirten 2Lrten uno graoen bon
&oBlen gefallt, su fiibren. CT ioG ie6e
Saouus Soblen, tpelde ibm ;ur prii.
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flung uorgefibrt ipiro, forsfaItie iuiegen.
4fol ben gebaIt genannter Gaoung unb
ben 9lanten Oes Nerfdufers, In beGen
Oieait Elm folder &arren bestpanot tpirb
nebit Der Summer genannten Garrens
f6riftti6 aufnebmen u. Dem Subrmann
genonnten 8arrens cine beslaubisteMb<
ichrift folder Mufnabme einbanbigen.
5. Section. DaB oieie gcrorOnuna
bon uno mad benz Seitpunft ibrer 8ai<
.iirung il, gSirflainfeit treten fol-.
s. Seetion. 9llle 8eroronunaeu
ODER Sbeile bon 8eroronungea, ueide
hermit in Bioeriprud fteben, finb biers
our9 auf9eboben. ian31 ISIS
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SerDrDultlt<t,
urn Die @inna6men ser @taot ~ er.

uln Die ginnabmen Der @taot su er4
bOben nno Ga berbinOern oaf
3iegen frei il1nberlaufen.
Gs fet abei6Ioiien BIO nj
Soaro Der N4berm dnneruno
benz 6 ommon @ounciI ber
Sta6t NafbbtIIe, oaB cine
Gteuer bon 6rei DoIarS per Gtid
aufa g6de unb 8iegen gele9t iuers
ben fol-, ipelde innerbaIb Der 8renseil
Der Corporation bon 9aibbiHe 9eeigaet
observation-disclosures baB esbie4Hi9t
oes ita0tiihen Maribaas iein foll,
biefe Stener an ODER Dor benz 1. M6r3
ie6en Sabres 5uerbeben.
Serrlesr fei B. f9i 0 I en-, oaB
ir9enb cine 9erlon, ais .gieentbiimer
zines Bodies oper. elmer 3ieae, tueIde
fol@en BOD o6er foI9e Siege innerbalb
Der Corporation bon 9tafbbille fret
berumlaufen labt, elmer 1lngebIbrIids
feit fdulbig eradtet tperoen ion, tpofiir
cine Citrate bon flint Dollars fur iebcn
Sag, ipeIben Elm folder Sod ODER cine
.ioIde Siege frei berrmseIaufen lit, sn
beaabIen lift. iuel@e Citrate in Ser
Court oes @oIi3e z@omuiliioners err
boben iueroen fou; Die cine Sdlfte bes
StrafgeIbes fon in ben ftaotii6en
Sdab flieBen,s bic anoere SaIfte ion
benz Anfldger in aenannter Commit
iioners Court sufalen.
Serner fei .b,efdloi fife n,
oaB es Die 8Ftht bes fta6tif6en STAR,
{@als fem ion, ole frei beruntIanfens
ben B0fe unb 8regen ianerbalb Der
Corporation bon NalbbiIIe einsufans
gen une bieielben orei Sage laua i'm
&rbeitsbaus gu bebalten un6 iuenn
binnen bieier Belt gliemanb erfdeint,
UNI oiefelben Suriid gu berlangert. 70
fou bann elm FOLDER Bod ODER cine
fol6e 8ie9e tebtgefdolien uno aus Dem
Wege 9ef9afft lueroen. Is
Serner fei bef6I0ffen,
bab es bic 9Fi9t bes itabtifden Wars
fdalls unb ieiner Deputirten fem fou,
10 tuie Der Wfitglie6er ser Mfetropoiis
tans Boli5ei, hieie Serorbrune aussns
fIbren. -
IS fei beidIo fen, oaB oiefes
SerOrbnung in Wirflamfeit treteu foa,
fObalb iie in elmer Der itaotifAen 5eiss
tungen. cine ISOLDE lang berOHentlibtH
Iporoen lit.
1gB. u. g. QIoen
N1ahor.
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uer6e tdsli9 8rpsi Raiiaoisrase in fotsenber OrSs
@erInfen siafbpiIs nm. 5.259. 81. ,mnS $50 q. u.
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nit ben Sigen Der Mempbis uub 2ouispi[le Gifenbabn
fur Snrfbolbt. Hentpbis. Bidsburs. Nem Orleans
uno ale Buntte I'm Siibweffsn; 1T untou gitp nit
ben 2iigen Der NobiIe unb Dbie nnb Stem Drfeane
unb Shio Gtienbdbnen fir 9a6ue6b Erentpn, Sertn,
sSadfeu EeIn, Robite, MIn., GairD, St. 2ouis, gbis
cage un6 ale Yuntte i'm Suben itn6 Rprs rpeiteit !;
IN 9idnJan init ben Tampfbooien ber atlantic unS
@ifItiiippt unb bet RemrRis gn6 st. Souls 9adet
9onlp1snien,9 9nmpfboofeii erftey &[afe aflr ale
9lntte am obern in6 untern Miiffffpp; In sdfbuiGe
NIT ben g. iino e. g. itnb r., 3.unb Q. unb g.. NIB
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