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About Advertising.


Everybody knows that the surest and
quickest way to accumulate fortune is to
advertise
Do not take down your sign in dull
times People read newspapers all times
Of the wear
Da not fear to have a small advertise
ment beside competing cne The big
one cannot eat it pp: -,,,,,,
better than short one only once. Drag
is good dog, but hold-fast is better"
Plenty of advertisements, brief and to
babies once yet we made considerable
noise.
Do not advertise unless you have some
thing to advertise.
If your business is falling off advertise
and it viii rapidly increase.
If your business is good advertise and
make it better.
Many good business has failed for
a want of advertising,
Many poor business has been made a
good paying one by liberal advertising
The sewing machine men leading max
agreed about year ago TO give up
extensive advertising. The result has been
to decrease their business one-third. The
piano men have doubled and trcbled their
business by advertising.
II. I. Helmbold returns an income of
$152 ,205. All this comes from adver-
tising. Dr. Helbold's expenses for adver-
tising average over SO 600 a week. The
road to fortune is through the advertising
columns of the newspapers. GA word to
the wise is sufficient
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EBENsBURG, PA. THURsDAY. July %. 1850

whom his master held in check by means
of rope tied round his neck, made extra
ordinary efforts to get loose.
"I may be mistaken," the other contin-
ued, shut it is just possible this man may
be your fathers murderer. Remain here
while all these people are talking amongst
themselves about what has happened; I
will run to the Ganmissaire de Police for
teree snficient, to arrest he ma :, s---
m a quarter Of an lionr he came back
with posse of men, who surrounded and
filled the public house. The suspected in
dividual was at once arrested, and conduct
ed forthwith to the prison On searching
him they found upon him the paper ma
ker's watch, and several other triakets
which were Identified as having been his
property. The possession of these articles
was strong presumption Of the prisoners
guilt but it was also proved that on the
day of the murder, be had been met by a
little girl as he came out of the forest of
Cognion. Other corroborative evidence
turned up he was found guilty, and con-
demned to death. After strong and reiter,
ated protestations of innocence, he avowed
his crime to his confessor at the last mo-
ment, as he was mounting the very steps
Of the scafFold
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DoN'T be discouraged If occasionally
you slip down by the way, and others tread
over you little. In other words, don t
let failure or two dishearten you; acci-
dents Will happen, miscalculations will
sometimes be made, things will turn out
differently from our expectations, and we
may be sufferers It is worth while to re-
member that fortune is like the skies in
the month of April, sometimes cloudy,
and sometimes clear and favorable, and it
would be folly to despair again in seeking
the sun because to-day is stormy. so it IS
uuwise to sink into dependency when for
tune frovns, since in the common course
of things, she may be expected to smile
again.
An old bachelor, picking up book,
exclaimed, upon seeing wood-cut repres-
enting man kneeling at the feet of a
woman: SBefore [ would kneel to woman
l woaid cncircle my neck with roap and
stretch ii And then turning to young
women, be inquired: DO you not think
it would be the best I could d. ?" ut
would, undoubtedly, be the best for the
woman, was the sarcastic reply
To the poor owe nothing
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There is a blithsome maiden that
lives next door to me her eyes as black
as midnight, and handsome as can be her
cheeks are fnll of dimples, and red as any
rose; and then, this love of mine, too, has
got Roman nose [ asked her it she'd
have me, (that was the other night, and
this was her reply friends "Why, jim
my, you are Tight" Says I, II know [
have, love, board little wine, but that
is not the question-will you, or not, be
mine 2" And then she put her face, friends,
assnerr mine as she could, and with the
sweetest smiles, friend, said simply that she
would-escort me to the door if l was
ready 10 depart. And thus it was the
girl next door declined my hand and
heart
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Tiae Hagabond Sage.

An old man, of very active physiogno-
my answering to the name of Jacob Wilmot,
was brought before the police court. His
clothes looked as if they might have been
bought second handed in his youthful
prime, for they had suffered more from
the rubs of the world than the proprietor
himself.
''What business ?"
"None I'm traveller"
GA vagabond, perhaps 2"
"You are not wrong. Travellers and
vagabonds are about the same thing. The
difference is that the latter travels without
money, the former without brains"
Where have YOU travelled 2"
"All over the continent"
'For what purpose
"Observation
"W hat have you observed ?"
GA little to commend, much to censure,
and a great deal to laugh at"
'Humph ! what do you commend %
: "a handsome woman who will stay at
home; an eloquent preacher that will
preach short sermons; good writer that
will not write too much; and a fool that
has sense enouge to hold his tongue"
''Nf hat do you censure %
a man that marries girl for her fine
clothing; youth who studies medicine
or law while he has the use Of his hands /;
aud the people who viii elect drunkard
to Office"
What do you laugh at %
81 laugh at a man who expects his po-
sition to commend that respect which his
personal qualifications and qualities do not
merit"
He was dismissed.
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A Coon JoKE.-A loafer, while stop

A COOP JoKE.-A loafer, while stop
ping at a tavern up the country, used to
ioaag4 about the bar and drink other peo-
rlcs liquor Not a glass could be left
lone for mouent, but he would slip and
.rink its entire contents. One day a
stage driver came in, and called for stiff
horn of brandy toddy. Jehu immediate
" played possum by leaving his brandy
while he stepped to the door. The bait
took On turning he saw his glass empty,
and exclaimed with all the diabolical hor-
ror he could effect.
.Brandy and opium euough to kill forty
men! Who drank that pizen 2"
Il !" stammered the loafer, ready to
give up the ghost with alright.
You are dead man - said the dri-
yer
Wy hat shall do % beseeched the 9th
er, who thought himself gone sucker.
Down with pint of lamp oil, or you re
a. dead man in three minutes p answered
the wicked driver And down weut the
lamp oil, and up came the brandy and
opium, together with his breakfast. The
Jo5ker was told and he has never drank
other peoples liquor since.
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Erontier Romance.


The St. Paul (Minnecota) Press, relates
that some months since a gentleman who
resides in the frontier town Of Little Falls,
wrote to banker in St Paul for a compe-
tent female teacher for school at Little
Falls, stating also that the boys were some
what unruly, and that a ''schoCl marnl"
who could lick the unruly would be accep-
table. The banker, other means failing,
advertised for teacher, when nearly a
score of applicants presented themselves
for the situation. Many of them were
girls of from - to IS years of age, who,
after brief inspection, were rejected. At
last tall determined looking young lady,
with rather sharp features, paesented her
self for inspection. She seemed so come
nearer thar any other applicant to filling
the bill She was told that the salary
would be $25 per month and board She
thought that satisfactory an end vas dKiliings q
to aceeasessis acesa.zssis correspondent, and handed it
to her TO read. She scanned it through
very carefully and looking up with smile,
observed she thought she ''could lick the
boys satisfactorily" aud would like very
much to 90. The banker jocosely remark
ed that there was a greater inducement
than the SO per month-women were
scarce on the frontier, and in few months
she would doubtless get married. The
lady was incredulous, but accepted, and
went on her way rejoicing. That was
tree months ago. On the 18th of June
She was married to gentleman cf Fort
Ripley, and another teacher is wanted at
little Falls.
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WoRDs FOR BoYs TO REMEMBER.-
At public dinner given the news-boys Of
Philadelphia on Christmas, by Mr.. George
w. Childs, Of the Public Ledger, the fol
lowing ''Words for Boys to Remember"
were distributed among them
Liberty is the right to do whatever you
wish without interfering with rights Of
others.
Save your money and you viii find it
one of the most useful friends.
Never give trouble to your father or
mother.
Take care of your pennies and they will
grow to be dollars.
Intemperance is the cause of nearly all
the trouble in this world Beware OF
strong drink.
The poorest boy if he be industrious,
honest and saving, may reach the highest
honor in the land
Never be cruel to dunb animal re-
member that it has no power to tell how
much it suffers.
Honesty is always the best policy,
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DrDN'T WANT To BE INsuLTED. The
Wyandott Gazette says: a few days ago
recently married couple from the coun>
try-not Qnindaro-spent portion of
that romantic season denominated the
honeymoon, IN our burg, and of course,
enjoyed the hospitality of the Garno
House During dinner the young lady
was observed to tern red and pale by
turns, but this WIS laid to her new posi-
tion as IA ,e.ia Hut S;roggs, who had a
sharp ear. heard her ask her husband.
..Is my face 5iuly e. DIRTY !! No. Why
do you ask p because that insulting
waiter insists on putting towel beside
my plate. Eve thrown three under the
table, and yet ry.time ne comes around'
he4is....s another before me-"
If you anal;ze what most EaeH' e&u
pleasure, you viii fj6d it conep0se6
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"a. DE WITT HEIGLER-


3. .ENTISTEYs-- E
81 The undersigned, Graduate Of the l'i}i-
tiaore Ccllege-of Dental Surgery, respectfully
offers his professional services to the citizens
OF Ebensburg. He has spared no means to
th oFoughly aCauaint himself with every i'm
erovement IL his art. To many years o. n.f-
sonal experience, he has sought 10 add the
impaired experience Of the d ighcst anthoritIes
IN Dental Science. He simply asks -tuat an
opportunity may be given for his work to
speak It's own pf,tise. = 3 E...l.- ~ .L.E
-- .t- SAMUEL BEDFORD, D. ID. :.
pc VIII ne at Ehepsburg on the fourth
;fonday of each month, to stay one W lek-
August-I3, 1893.
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NOTICE
IN All persons wanting to get one of tie
celebrated Aetna Moving and Reaping Ma
chimes. must leave their orders with me be-
tween this and the 10th of June, in order
that may have time to order them before
tbey arc wanted to use. GEel. IUNTLEY:
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20 YOU WANT A BARGAIN p

20 YOU WANT A BARGAIN? p
~ The subscriber offers e. private sale the
following described valuable property, situ
ate in Strongstown, Indiana county:
ONE L-fRGE HOUSE,
Two stories high, L-shape, one i being SO
feetIong, and the otEer SO feet. Itcontains
some 20 rooms, and is we'll suited for. and
has heretofore been used as, a Hotel. Sitda-
ted in the business portion of town.
ONE SMALLER HOUSE.
Two stories high, 4GX22 feet, capable of ac-
commodatiue two families.
THREE ACRES or GRO UND,
Upon which the foregoing described houses
are situate. 3E
The property was formerly owned and Oc-
cupied by Barker & Litzingcr, who Eare dis
solved partnership.
TERMS: @ E-r
1890 for the entire property $500 to
$500 IN hand the balance in payments. Pos
session givea the lst of April if desired
S<A- For particulars, apply to or address
A. \ BARKER.
mar4tfl Ebensburg, Pa.
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TOWN PROPERTY

VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
+ Y FOR SALE.-The undersigned wiz sell
at private sale, a OF of ground situated in the
west ward of Ebensburg borough, hay ing
thereon erected n two-stoIy trame house,
with a rlank Fitchen attached, and one
story frame house, fronting &c feet on High
street, and extending 1872 feet back to lot of
Wm. S. Lloyd, adjoining lot of Robt. Evans
on the east, and an alley on the west, form
erly owned Sy E. Stiles. The property Will
he sold cAeap for cash, or On good terms. Fox
f,ilf M, ticuiars apply TO V. S. BARKER.
lime 3-tf. E5ens6urg, Pa.
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j. LANG GSTROTH'S- PATENT
MOVABLE fC0NR 'RFE uTVF1

Pronounced the best ever yet introduced
in this county or State. Any person buying
family right can have their Bees transferr-
ed from old box to a new one In every
instance in which this has been done the re-
suit has been entirely satisfactory, and the
first take of honey has invariably paid all ex-
penses, and frequently exceeded them. Proof
OF the superior merits of this invention will
be found in the testimony of every man who
has given it trial, and among the number
are the gentlemen named below, and their
experience should induce every one interested
in Bees To
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BrY AFAMILY RIGHT !

Henry G. Kirkpatrick, of Carroll township,
took 106 pounds of surplus honey from two
hives, which he sold at 35 cents per-pound.
Adam Deitrich, of Carroll township, took
from two hives loo pounds of surplus honey.
jane Kirkpatrick, ofChest township, took
60 pounds Of surplus honey from one hive.
Jacob Kirkpatrick, of Chest township, OBJ
tanned - pounds of surplus honey from one
hive, worth not less than $21, and the right
cost him only S5.
Peter Campbell from one hive obtained So
pounds of surplus honey at one time.
r-5= Quite a number of similar statements,
aut1enticated by some of the best citizens of
CsrH~iS county, could Ee obtained in proof
~ 20 superior merits OF Langstroth's Patent
= V4hie Comb Bee Hive.
% ToIyons wishing e purchase family rights
should call on or address
PETER CAMPBELL,
Nov. &c, 186S-tf Carrolltown, Pa.
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To make you coat last, avoid using
it; to make virtues endure, use them con-
tinually.
Foot races between girls are attrac-
tlons at Iowa cattle shows.
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IF you anal;ze what most EseH' e&u
pleasure, you viii fed it composed
one hnlnbug and two parts pam
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8.

AEI8lILIAM -KITTELI,, Attorney at
w Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
August 13, 1868.
, 1869-02-06

DIANO9 tor sxae Rad to rent, on easy sermn:
I KepAis4ne Ara tuninx promptly at;saded u -
tns CheAko Fts1a Faetof7, = South kAkknsst~ nsss
Haahinkton. " j PRESTON.
, 1869-02-06
AntSE HRHT&
TIE OPERA uoEsK.

Hsnyttirc vere wanting to peore the pcpu.
Iar4ty Of Kellogg, tho fAes that The OP9A house
MAS satu bllad TO ovtEtowirg 1sst sFannT uPon
the oceas1on Of the fourth consecutive coneeFts
would supply that wlnt. There xsc few tztHu
who have evt1 been here With Eutnelsntly stronG
astsset!ots to drAw TIC Opera &c aae tull four
1tghfA IN succession. 20 that kellozs's soason
taay bo set down II 4 triumph. Scr Tssk OF
Hos:on could 60. have dope oektsT. IL many n
tpeets. notably IN kelloes's sln.tng. the concert
T. ap:nsa sss ne 2. xs il ee.a
FetTein follo.sd d v,,6 ! dao ffoa. "Laela" waieh
on,tsed. Hi.s ksloes foiloT.d i .,th Der atss
Tas tAs 1t:t rse 1o:. ''*sz esot TA,s9 .s1
h1a ret Glven us-bcst, beeaure her rcd .stns Of
1twas note uniform In the aaeents prs!ude . and
The tuttirE Of diamond. aId The drAna1nc qaal-
~ scn!sah!c. AZ enth.btastte <ntors 1oIlo I'd,
70 watea re rs2ts "sa ngs issa erassra
fhe sacr Gounods eesaudt. With kopsa'a Viohn
eo9aato aeeotsPaos1e5L reg swee,lJ; raas ~ s9sf 5
rasSeea seh S s. IS p.7.as q 10
Pax1niaiau "Rondo Glot he,te," md tne Hsn
EsFt.n u! oJ Esn *H,eh Tsss & f"eS,sI. l.. ~ ~
gTaIane. the Lt.zt Faptassa on ..R7nlesto. ~
play Cd II con c5norr taronst I'll ta elseosste y
ine1cies, The lass eCntan Of the sEAson wAi .
etvrn thi. afp 1noon, vhep tee rtoeraucae NJ
Sc sabs,1t,lslly the sane u last evrring.
N>yIcKfR's THEATRE-
NJ sadSs9s s5 he ~. Its ssds
LIKE " '0e prtaaoRx THEATRE.
e. ,es Z. e. p.ssotr rsesr
i "rne woman Of the Wefld' IA nadesi'aee
11nr FIELD or 7hE CLOTH OF eotn.'
d Cloth of Gold" w.libe xi1en this eten,cE tE :
+ csts ttnoe. At he opeE. hoas:' eaa. II toe
, 1869-02-06

Grand TemperNuce mtettnK-8petch OF
Hon. mast Il. CarpcnSsr-sIxn1nz the
0pposfston to F1ohtbitorY LaWs.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
. AnwArIxx, Feb. 5.
An immense crowd assembled 1t Music Hall
Ills evening 10 hear A1tt b. Carpenter on tenn
ptraIce. Hon. E. D. uoton opeuod tho meeting
with few Introductory remarks, stating tho eb-
leet Of The meeting to be to aid N new Eova-
=; d: - s9asue.a II, g.
eloquent appeal in behalf OF tho cause. aad
." sor sssn :. ts
s,.iem of sisninR tae pledge. S'sN NN'
hooa asaSied L. FL ei,a II IT, caepea
ts1's ha1ne 1t Its bad, followed by many Of our
best duxets, rutay Of whom na1 become con
saia 1h sn - person.i experience snpi 81 pspes
were circulated among tho aadlcaca With .tae
pledge and nfaEks tor slRnAture, and II Ii aAfe 70
put down theif nsmes. md cheer upon cheer re.
Bounded through tho hall Is SONS WelE0owu
| Of. naer bold'! sn1ed hts E.rae.
was Ne II called upon He said sons Of his Hendi
had told him they were tc,r! he had corssnted to
6s ntsasea aeg s.,1 IL 6.s 81
b ! bI.ci Repablacsn. Al he hid 10 s.J x.'
thai fool md his mcntY would loan p.tt, NJ
Jetkara took very much tho ssnue view - sena
Carpentry IN o0posuoa to ~ ss' On .as ~ ~,
! ~ 1t VII weli-knuwn E&1t 0
cuuaan character, thst cpposIuoa only landed Il
lncrcaee 4he tesirr. He thought the best cur,
lor rho young was to N axe the home c1rese u ~
Attractive thin tho rum ahops, kud inktcld Q
cold, empty advice, stGlstanea tenpofd.{<s val
II moral, should be given. and the Door unfox'u
ra1e encouraged and aaahted Instead Of dekp1sc
| End aturued. . -.
The nttnzE broke up WITH the best n5 ftedas
| q II was meeting irrespective Of parry, sect q
roeietJ, snc fostt.td by the clsy fatners- III
movement will psog1eas quietly, and, II IL hopet
| ELECT mpeh r0oA.
, 1869-02-06

Death of Jonathan Hurx, H&q.

jonathan Burr, EeQ., 4 prominent Gillian OF
eh.r.ro. bstsihed la last on Thersdsy Afternoon
February l. 1t his retidenee, No. ass kiehtEn
.vrnut. MI. Burr wss pezron Of generous In
nni.rs md active eha11ly, and - ereh biz te1fso
ro,Iee esorn the ehtnateieE Of Important
ryents IN ,no fphe.s Of which he llved and moved.
Tne dece..ed wss n.,iTe Of Bstdte~ats-, Ass-
In the Jt4 1sls he rtuoEed 10 Atea!eia Sat1'
lndlsnx, veese he 1esidtd tot thses 5es3s> 10
xsrts the latter end Of the year 1865, beng N"
cited hy The marvellous history Of TIC 94Iaen
City OF the West, te JOIN the current eet.snS
itttnerrtfd, w1,h vaew 10 I permanent sets:e.
mtn,. tnresiuK In real estatr, ae1 *ita ne sso'o
11ere4se IN the yalue Of ptopettf: soon 5pse ~
high POSITION among cur noueyed men ma Y =
few Jesrs waa plaoed be5ond the neeesAsy nos
years Of bis fea!tcaee in tbs city he has ngassa
| aS barker aud cntttoT OF <1facas udohettl1 sa@
| se1pr.tes, In III Of which no was er1incnuf sus.
| ssful. aca II the tluae OF biz death va AsSe
| hol1cr OF valuable basut-s property. ...-
bone tlEe e,rce he established what ~ knoHn
l a The BUR tncusutal School" which be m1in'
tRiusd d II bis own expense. fh!s tpsu.ui'oa has
ahcrtet instruction to lrgs nanoer q !, p,os
he st.te Lesrla:uss ~ she !ce> spoH
probable that ". Barr aaa msas an amp,s r
dosren. soxA,ds IT'S tappo1t in hla ~ill. Nj
lezs, spd In the tEantac:ions Of tals society b
| nj syp n nrnl3teda w11ta 1nterrst. rhc tccrlss<
wat never 1axrf1e1, and the property <hi n he ha
. collected will probably sevett 70 ~ nspaess n
: | was attached to the UItt1E!sn deoolal1At.on {
Chrtsiiaet ard rerfoz zoed tht dnuts q steetx
| Snd active nenoe1 Of that BODY TIE Tuner
Nrr1ces will 1ske piaee ftoo The te.td enee Of =
! sermon will be preached b. the Rev. Robe
\ l .tt Enflfkf,
, 1869-02-06
TINE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY.
csap!*tlss st The Eesd 01e Thsn1a1d
Esks Bsyaad omaAa4


Sslt Lake City md the Aorraons arr ecftin9
e,est1 10 "a every day. Il ia yrat1fytrg to know
ttlt tie Geuttle> "are Etintrg snth sootho'd
spoopt TITO Eailu u To make their 1atter day
iesas e,s ard appreciated. Ar. T. 3. Il. sten'
to1se. * iteE Ind ptoprIetot Of the daily, acml
Lata i1ey, u:sh T.i1iso7Y, i now II hicsgo foe
tic pup S- OF po1eh2strg presses AID printing
nasrsiA for I pex e...y paper 10 b nnalsaed u
ossi1 ssa i ~ 81 ~ = e. ussa sa
ready stretches ono atoussnd mlea west o[
s,aasr1 % fscn tse "oae Taoas.nd hile TSee" Il
xptea lspd mlska and sp<Qka ot the lgne ind tu
tfbctalo II the :rsHs Il The Highest comnenaa.
Wtihsct Foundation. The eoapanT hsva takeu
y es.sse po..:els to nt ,sn.Sy s9sa a. .e con
ps1ws tn tand ~nezssrs Heeets'ts demands thets
proprietor. il The p'tret1Al eunntrtaa' paper pnb-
sseEher.e cams hr frl: &c Eaes oeaetai bplost
s9sep;ee &c - IL rs 49, ~ so Il aie
Trs.s" .atsh IA the only p1rs s,ee eetween o1ahA
II, Interruption Of t-ase! upon the ur,on Pa-
ci1c Baad drftHR she pfttent ~in,or. b1 reA.on 81
tbe z. has been vet1 t11TL. Acd nos Inofs theu
he i:U1pey ifor1 SAT- Lake to ona d be accom-
pnahra IL sesen:y hour. and ,rou ouah1 y
1.t1-Cu tt twe-tJ forr co1rt. Neen tae rlHoaf
IL coEp.e.ed Il wall OILY take forty ei.hs hnuf
M u1Etr berFeen tait LAKE. ana Ouaha- Vie
Fmicrat Durant told k!uu TINT tho road rouI
res,a Order Gtg between tde ttst md TENN
&trtb te1t.
70 fN approached cnc2ptoH - to }1llt1 nj. !
IL the a1<esti N ttat te rav tafl!Ett thtonEh
On N9,th LIST the ROAD viii b completed II ~
Oautn snt The dtstxlee non theIte TO Hue
teltt Welle, where II eo1oects With the Ctaui
Pxe.4e, IL cay tiEhrJ-n miles, 20 tbs: fhc :;
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