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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-06

C"re If WHdlr ond Kal'cy Affection
Of Long Son,i;ng-Stone Pissed
and to be- Sen.
WEsTPoET. CONN. September 5, lsG9.
II. 4. lIELaBoLD. Esq
Dear Sir-lr cmmenced takin. your .'Ex-
tract Of Buchu' about two weeks since for
an affection of the Grave blade. and kid
nc,s. have suffered by spells. very much.
for few days past. But yesterday relief
came through tine effect Of your "Buchu."
A stone passed from my bladder about the
siz. Of LARGE PEA, and Low feel perfect
ly we'll and entirely free from the pain that
have suffered with 80 hard" | attribute
my cure to your medicine entirely, aud
would recommend all persons similarly af-
iecte,i to try it. have great faith in its
curative powers,
Yours truly,
THOMAS J. BENNET.
REFERS TO
Rev. WILLIAM COGSwELr., West
Port, Conn.
J. L. q. CANNON. Druggist, westport.
Conn.
II. B. WHEELER, Esq, wes,port.
Conn.
BRADLEY HULL. Esq. wes.por.,
Conn.
Or. WAKEMAN, Reading. Conn.
X. W. ROBINSON, Wholesale D.u-.
z st. New York City; and many others If
necessary.
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594 Bmadsroy. Nsr Iork.
n~ None are genuine unless done MP in
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my Chemical Warehouse. and signed II
4 HEIkrNp.
May u, l>su-ly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-06
DYER, HILL Il CO.,
GRocERS COMMISSION AND
Forwar ding NJ er c h a n t S,

No. Camden street, between Light & Charles,
BAEriSozx, Nh.
en- All kinds at 6rAxc furnished nj Mxnufae-
farers' Prices.
Hs;sAis q Prrdses esiaelisAsf b essae~ n
R.isssaoss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-06

Ju''y s, 1s66--ly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-09-28
Bismarck Policy.

The Prussisn army is steadily marching TO-
wards Paris. and will not probably meet with Sc
rious obstacles until il has reached the forti6ca-
tons of the French Capital A telegram stated
day or two ago that Jules Favre. IN his capac-
/ ity Of Minister Of Foreign Affairs. had sent
special messenger to the King Of Prussia The
leaders Of the French Republic are DESTROYS Of
knowing what terms King William seeks TO i'm
pose on the country which he has invaded. The
expected interview has probably not yet taken
place. but it is reported that Count Bismarck de-
msnds the cession Of Lorraine and Alsacs 70
Germany. the surrender Of the French feet nos
in the Baltic. and the payment Of an immense
sum as an indemnify for war expenses. These
demands are exorbitant. but 10 al the recent
statements which refer 70 peace. no mention %
made Of the installation Of 4 Bourbon Prince oE
the throne Of France. II is not impossible that
the shrewd Chancellor Of the North German
Confederation considers a weak Repablic al the
border OF the German Empire preferable TO a
protracted war. Popular as King William Is At
the present time among the people Of the Father
land. he is by means secure from falling 10 the
estimation Of bis people. Had Bismarck cOerced
the South German States into a union with the
North when the Austro- Prussian war was ovsrin
1866. Bavaria. Wurtenberg and the other minor
States, would not have been As eevolsd In their
allegiance to Prussia as they have rEosed 10 Be
in this war But Bismarck humorsd the pride
Of these petty government, and his diplomacy
has proved Of great benefit 10 all Germany. He
may now be willing TO tolerate Republic 10
France and hopes perhaps that this form Of gov
eminent will not be Of long dnration- Rspablics
have never yet been built on q solid basis ia
France. and If Bismarck proposes to establish
royal throne IL Paris. be eaa accomplish that Oh
jet nors easily By a series Of diplomatic move
ments than BY cOercioo- lie may believe him
self able 10 eject his purpose before rspablic=1
France shall he able. morally or physically. TO IN
auence the subjects Of the other European Pow
ers. II open resistance is offered BY King VIII
liam 10 the political views Of the French people,
the spirit Of revelation wilI soon make itself felt,
sven among the Germans themselves. among
whom are many republicans The King would
be praised for bis magnsnimity BY such IN aets
znd this is whxt Bismarck probably desires He
pursued a siIniIar course in 1866. and il Is not
likely that he will use force noW,zhen the =ame
object can gradually be reached BY diplomstie
measures.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-09-28
Hostility TO the Chinese.
FARAx.
BT WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON

short time since. 4 shoe manufacturer in
North Adams, Massachusetts, needing more
~orknen than he eould obtain in his locality at
far -ages, owing to a dictstorisl combination,
sent to San FrsDcisco FIR serenty-6se steady.
sctiye and intelligent Chinaue9, such as are
quick to learn trade" and entered into salts
fsetOry contract with them for three years
services FOrthzith. he was 6ercely denounced
add ueoaced. and for time evidently in great
Perso0al danger. The most inHsmma:ory ap-
Peals Sere made TO the EOrkingcI4szes generally
70 resist. as for their lives the introduction Of
this kind Of labor. as calculAied to materially
lessen their wages, if not utterly to deprive them
Of employment Political densgogues esssyed
70 make 1t fsEor.hls occasion 70 bring grlst to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-09-28

tina, ], is the former, who will become proselytes
to the latter.
Whether the Chinese are idolaters or not they
are not to be denied their share Of liberty aud
equality under the Constitution Of the United
States on that account. They must take their
chance with the rest, where free thought aud
tree inquiry and free speech and the right Of con-
science are accorded to ALL One thing is certain,
they cannot be converted by persecution, but by
persuasion. They are said to be remarkably do
Gle, initiative, teaehable and. il we deal fairly
and justly with them, we may reasonably hope to
see them gradually assimilating to our own views
OF religious faith and practice. Thus far their in.
offensive behaviour has put their ,raducers to the
blush. Let them he fully protected.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-09-28

The MITRAiLLEusE. mention OF this weapon
being frequently made in the dispatches Of the
day, il will be Of interest to our readers TO know
what sort Of a thing it is. We give a short descrp-
ton OF the gun taken from La Propagation Indus
trielle.
In socket at the upward curved rear end Of this
frame, fits the steam Of revolving steel cylinder.
This has four sets Of chambers for the cartridges
Each set consists Of five chambers, corresponding
to the five barrels Of the gun. These chambers
when brought in succession the lower part Of tha
cylinder aligned with the rear ends Of the bores
Of the barrel, aud when at the top, in line with
the surface Of loading table which has groves IN
IT so that the cartridges may be easily pushed into
the chambers
The barrels. situated in a horizontal plane, are
five in number, and not parallel but little fur
tber apart at the muzzle than at the breech- The
object Of this Is TO give scstfering IRE There e
system OF mechanism which we have not the
space TO explain in DETAIL by which the barrels may
be adjusted in any desired plane. placed at differ
eut angles with each other, within certain limiis
The change Of angle Is for the purpose Of enabling
the gunneTs to sweep wider narrower area
When the chambers are brought into line with the
barrels series Of needles strikers driven in
TO the Of the chambers and against the fuimi-
nzfe Of the cartridges, thus discharging the piece,
by means of bar which works automatically.
When II Is disired TO transport the gun from one
place to another, the four legs Of the support are
brought into horizontal position, parallel with the
barrels and two men can carry the apparatus with
ease Hence il can be transported whitherIt would
be impossible to take wheeled carriage.
The special advantages claimed for the mIfrziIeuse
ts Of loading and firing and transportation
its power Of throwing continuous valleys in diver
gent directions and the facility Of vaTyingthe direc
ton Of the line Of fire In the method of loading,
however. other devices to be its superior II in
no other respect.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-09-28

EvEET French soldier earnes piece Of canvass
about Eve feet long BY four broad, and stick;
when two Of these pieces Of canvass joined to-
gether they form shelter; when six are built up
they constitute tent closed At both ends- The
French soldier Is thus for bis house accommodation
independent Of baggage animals.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-09-28

A theological student, supposed TO be deficient n
Judgment. Ia the eourse ola class ezaminstioa vas
asked By professor; Pray. M. Z, how would
ask said Mr. Z.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-09-28
Brsve ehantielssr With noizJ din,
sestferz the rear Of darkness thin.

The pompous turkey-cock on an adjacent
farmyard breaks into bysterical laughter
in his pbarisaical pride at having got up
earlier than his master. The geese gable
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09
Twelfth Congressional Dis
krtCt


There is some agitation among
democratic Congressional aspirants
IN this district ". E, Flnck, OF
Perry, is experiencing an awaken
ing Of appetite for Washington
nesh pots, and Col. Van Trump
publishes Aistter In the EuglS
which ahowS that he is still "wil-
La" to serve the Democracy as a
Congressman, and which contains
gentle hint that the great object
"the overthrow Of the Republi.
can party" win be best subHsrvsd
BY his reelection. There Il also
In a rsnots part Of the district an
Emmitt who probably won't stand
~ and sss his claims ignored much
longer, without making . FUSS
And there are other aspitants ",
ing around lodalt who doubtless
think they have bssn Kept out In
the cold long enough and who will
hsapt to make things warm in the
nominating Convention II some
means be not taken TO mollify their
raging propensity for Cohgrsssion!
al honora. IN the race for a nomi.
nation n 10 dialcult to say which
will win. long purse. long legs or
long wind. ,Si
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM!
Public Debt Reduction fol-
~ MAY. Al4.3nl .DA2.


Public Debt Reduction for
May, @14,301 ,002.
The following statement is pro.
mulgated from Washington, dated
lst inst.
Total debt principal and interest,
to date, including interest due and
unpaid, $2,564,l24,271 27. Amount
in Treasury-Coin, $106,7s9,731-
IS; currency, $l4,243,Sl6 81;
sinking fund In United States coin
interest bonds and accrued inter-
est thereon, ssb,4ss,22s 80; other
United States coin interest bonds
purchased aud accrued interest
thereon. $s2,os5,l22 27 total s2ss,-
bsl, ,sss 40. Debt, less amount In
Treasury, &e,sos,5s2,s7l rs. De-
crease daring the month, $l4,3ol,.
s64t7. Decrease since the lst OF
March. $sl,7ss,lO5 80.
TAs whole reduction Of the pub.
lie dsbt since the ADMINISTRATION Of
President Grant came into power,
is In round numbers $4,000, 900.
Asa political platform, this, we
think, rather beats that of the
Fairfield County Democracy, OF
even that Of the Ohio State Democ.
racy. The people will say Amen
sec If they don't
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09
Ohio lssfOrm Farm School.


On tho Let inst, the Commis.
sionsrs, At the above institution,
opened the several bids for the erec.
tion Of two family buildings and a
large shop. Ths lowest blddsrp
vers f.nnd to be Messru. BlairS,
TitlsF Co, ofthls city, to whom
aoroFdingly the contract was award.
cd Welsarn that nine bids were
pat "a. by parties from Cincinnati,
Colunhua Marietta clrclssills
hsn LoDdea and this city, and that
they ranged In amount from S24..
$50 70 $4,000.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09
Awful Calami.y a. Dayton.

a dispatch from Dayton 70 The
Cincinnati Gass.tS dated Sunday,
Hay 20th, says; "a ftame Building
was partially destroyed by Gre a
halfpast one o'clock this morning,
and : woman named MoslIsr and
sx children were sufIboated before
they could be rescued. AIr. Noel.
Ter threw . feather bed out Of ths
frpnt HiAdaF, and, ealing HE vifs
% throwtha children ont TO him,
Astunped out Unfortunaisly the
window sash GIL and fastened, and
theEOcm being Alsd with sliding
snpks sll The inmates perished.--
ThsFholi city Il thrilled Win hor.
sers Thoasunds ef citisens visited
tie undsrtaker's Ehsrs the nothsr
~ shllalsn rsra prepared for bur
Fl. This i the gfdsfsst calamis.
from nss that ever occurred here
ana wns. ss usual. caused by Nv
aahes."
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09
rhe Enforcement law.

The bill for giving effect to the
18th amendment, which has become
a law of the land, provides
Let. That any 0f1esr ofths Unit
ed States, or Ofany State or Terri.
tory, who shall, under color Of any
law whatever, "deny or abridge the
right ofany citizen to vote on &C.
count Of race, color, or previous
condition Of servitude," shall be
liable TO imprisonment therefor
from one tQ three years, and to
from $500 to e5,o 600 hns, At the dis
cretion Of the Court.
ID. That all colored citizens
shall be entitled to vote at all elec-
tiOns, national. State, county, &C.,
and any person who shall by fraud,
farce or intimidation, prevent any
cplored citizen from voting, shall
bs impritsnsd from sik months to
one year, and pay a hns Of 500 to
sl,oon at the discretion Of tbs
COnrt.
! ~. That IN ease o property
Qualification for voting exists in
any stats. and any assessing Nicer
shall rsfass - assess the person
crpropsrty Of any eolorsd citizen
he shall for every such oFenss b
fined not lsss than $500, and i'm
Iprisonsd MT No than one month
also pay $500 " any person who
shnll sue fpr ,thA eama
ztlE That ifiny person shall, By
|threats of violence or naturalization
prevent Or attsmpt TO prevent any
citizen from voting for members q
Congress ~ Presidential elsetors
he shall ~ liable 70 q fine not ex
cssding u, ,Ooo or V inpriSonmsnt
from one 70 three years.
bth. The 0. 3. circpit Courts
shall have Jurisdiction of suits un
der this act. oi
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09
Tho Next October Election
Tho Way to Victory.

We commend to the earnest con-
sideration Of tho Republicans of
Fairfield County the following
timely remarks from the Cincin-
natl Chronicle:
The Republican party of Ohio is
strong in the hearts ofthe people.
Only bad management, the support
Of bad measures and the nomina-
ton Of bad men can, with a rea.
sonably active canvass, endanger de-
feat. But an earnest canvass is in
dispensable. Tho Democracy are
early in the Held, and will proceed
at once quietly to perfect their Or
ganization. This is the advan-
tage ofan early convention. Our
opponents arc we'll satisfied to be.
gin their stump canvassing at the
latest possible day, or not at ALL
They do not rely upon that. Free
discussion will not help Them
Their hope is in organizing, not in
arguing. Do our friends through
out the state fully appreciate this
feature in the present canvass' Are
they proposing to put of their or
ganizatlon until after the State Con-
vention in August and the appoint.
ment ofnew committessp That Is
not the way 10 victory. We want
plenty Of good speaking by and by.
But II Is not the stumping thatis to
settle the next election. There
must be quiet and thorough work,
such astho Democracy have already
commenced. 1t should begin at
once. i'e esq If
First Of all, then, let US look at
once 10 the work Of organization,
Let II be thorough, systematic,
universal through tho State--in
Democratic as well as Republican
counties. in school districts where
our friends have it al their own
way, and whsrs the tide Is over
whelininely against US. We need
to make sure Of polling our full
strength. Then let ua, when the
time cotneA put forth 4 bold, brief
platform Of general principles,
standing fsarlsssly ybyths cause We
have successfully maintained in the
years past, and nominate such can
didates, State and Congressional,
a. will command the full support Of
every friend Of Republicism. With
such . course, despite whatever dis
advantages we may labor under,
victory ID sure. ula2 Gus a7.y
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09
Local Notices.
Select school,

Select school,
BY request Of many citizens first
class select school in connection with
the Business College Of this place, will
be opened on Monday Evening, June
18th. All the common branches win
BE- taught that are taught In the public
schools and the terms win be the same.
Mr.. Frank Filler, well known to the
citizens Of Lancaster and vicinity as an
experienced teacher, will take charge Of
that department.
Mechanics and young men, now Is
your time TO receive an education, and
at the same time retain your daily
wages.
Ladies wishing tojoin the ladies class
in Penmanship must have their names
enrolled on or before the evening of the
opening.
A limited number of scholars can be
accommodated and we would advise
parents to send them at once.
Entrance to rooms-the same as to
Borah's Branch Gallery-opposite Ga.
sette office.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09
CincinnaIi aTarlet,
N0N CINCINNATI. juno 6.

tH va, & NsA4 CINCINNATI. June 8.
FLovR--In good demand, in part for
speculation, and prices hayo again ad-
,tanced. The demand ID chiefly for ex-
tras. 6uperfine "a o0@5 90; extra $6
1905 30; family t5 60a6 90; fancy
70 26a7 90. als n NJ,
QRAIN--Wheat buoyant and higher ;
held. red at II l7@l 20 for No. land
No. ], but generally held at close at 81 30
al % for mo. 2, and No. l. Oats laSc
higher and IN hdemand. closing at 50a0Oc;
the latter for choice white. Corn, In
good demand at 95a96c at the lower
railroad stations, and choice white 81 O2
al Os. Itls difficult to buy round lots
at less than u 90, Rye held at 81 90.
WIZ r-Held higher, askinetl ob,
4 PnogisIoNs-u unrhanged. There wss
rather more demand for bacon than
sales, which were small; shoultlers
ls1fe, and clear sideS l7I1e; niesi pork
and lard nomlnally yunchanged. Z
PRoDucE-Butter duh, ls@22c. Eggs
fSc.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09
Democratic state .Nominnfiona.

Democratic state Nominations,
sc.
A small State Convention Of the
Ohio Democracy assembled At Co.
lumbus on the let inst. and made
the following nominations: =
Secretary Of State, W. HeiSley Of
Cleveland; Supreme Judge, 3. A.
Harrison, Of Madison Co.; Member
of the Board of Public Works, VIM.
Spencer, Of Licking Co.; Comptrol-
Ter Of the Treasury, Jno. H. Hsa-
ton, of Belmont Co.
Being Democratic State Con-
vention this small assemblage Of
course had to "re-assert the time
honored principles Of the Demo
cratic party" by way Of platform
and resolutions. The way they DO
this in general 10 to set up q large
bug-a-boo in the shape of asched-
uls Of the enormities Of the "party
in power" and then proceed to
butt at it with violence. This
uniform practice Of the "Democ-
racy in convention assembled" Ak
ways affords much amusement to
spectators-but this last occasion
furnishes an incident Of unusual
raciness. We suppose the injec-
tion Of out-and-out Republican
declaration into the list of "time-
honored principles" &C., must have
been the work Of some wag who
wanted to get the laugh on the
Convention. At any rate, in its
probably half-asleep or something
else condition it did actually adopt
this, in lump with the rest ofthe
batch:
That the liberal principles embodied
by Jefferson in the Declaration Of Inde-
pendsnce, and sanctioned In the Consti-
ton which made ours tH land Of liberty
and the aSvlam Of the opprssssd Of every
nation, have ever been cardinal princi-
Piles Of the Democratic faith, and svsry
attempt to abrfdgs tho prfvflsges Of BE-
coming cftisens, and the otonsrs Of soil
among Us, ought to BE- resisted with the
same spirit which swept the alien and
sedition laws from the statute books.
The italics are ours-but really,
was this intended for "sarkassum''
or a joke, or was it the result of an
oversight
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09
New Funding Bill--Passage OF
the Tax Reduction Bill.

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80 :. ooa ~aslo''-e' sn0 ISSUE " gi,oo0
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A'sA y Ds1sss - auy
'As "pS-N 0Ans'i'ne r.4S 0ouus'
InssnDseqnent sections author
ize tne y canceiiatlon cane ana discount OF
oonds now or hereafter held as
sinking anu special iunas; a oe'
'anea' record tnereoi 70 De kept
ana 'ns same 70 osaeouctea rom
'ne outstanding pupnc aeo', and
'Ays ~ nnioun' equ". tue 'n'sr'
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nv ,me p.y~su. =. sss psOno ueD' :
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so'11spV.,'s' ,l. NV '''' .aAu 'nies
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09
NOTICE.

DR.. L. HoMRIGHoUsE, of Baltl-
more, Ohio, has obtained Patent on
CulElvator Plows, dated May Sd, 1870
All who have witnessed Its operations
pronounce ito @big success" There Is
one In the city now, twlthout the fourth
shovel, and its connections,) including
the Dr.'s lats improvements and the
coulter and aces@hSel placed about
The middle Of theanain DRAFT beam
Call and see II in operation near Balti-
more, Ohio. e. hh
1852. ''1,l1 (,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09

D61-Ifyou have discharge FROM the nose,
oasnsive or otherwise, partial loss of the
sense OF smell, taste or hearing, eyes watering
or weak, feel duh and stupid or debilitated,
pain or pressure in the head, take cold easily
you may rest assured that You have the o.
tarrA. Thousands annually, without mani
Testing half Of the above symptoms, terminate
In consumption and end in the grave. TO
disease To- 90 common, moro deceptive or less
understood BY physicians. r. v. Pierce, N,
D., Of Buffalo, N. Y, 10 tho proprietor Of DR..
sasey catarrh Remedy,e perfect Specific for
caiarrA, ''cold in the hssd," or catarrhal
headache, which he sends 70 any address post
paid, for sixty cents, or four packages for -.
Sold by most druggists everywhere,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09
The Income Tar In Congress.

On Friday last, the House voted.
ilb 10 70, to reduce the income
tax from 5 tos per cent; also by a
large majority TO extend the ex-
snptiOn from $1,000 to 5000
In analysing the several votes the
Cincinnati Times says twenty eight
Democrats voted sor and seventeen
against the abolition Of the In.
come tax, giving q majority ofelev.
sh Democrats against this tax on
the incomes Of the richl OF the
Republicans twenty voted for and
los against its abolition--giving q
Republican majority Of eighty-nine
In favor ofcontinuing the only per.
isctly just tax that ever was levied.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09
New York Onttle Market.

NEW 1OhK, June b.
CArrLK- BseveS number $500 for the
week, and $3.50 to-day 10 cars at Com
mNnipaw and "a cars at Weehav KEN
4 break on the Erie road kept 20 cars
beck, The market was very strong at
the highest prices received yesterday,
via. l7)k@lS for quito . good many
tops; some thin went at ISelIc, not
counting extremely hard onss which
were sold on Saturday at ~ each; IS
fat Illinois oX cwt sold at SIS each; 10
still. fed fino cwt at l7@ lSc; mar
ket averaging strong l6I<c, |
SHHxr-SheeR foot up heayy-96,S0
for the week; $500 to-day; prices ea-
sier, or tus7Itc for very thin to good
lots; eome flns Shespat So. Lambs are
worth 100 Qi4l &c, but have a downward
look. Ohio slheep sold at ec, n t.',
Hoos--l5,l00 for the weeki 80 cars
to-day llveare worth s,s @s;tc ;dress-
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