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COLUMBIA. $. G.. March ], 1871.
: On and after "Wednesday. March !. the follow
irg Schedule will be run daily. Sundays ex-
ceptcd. connectin: with Night Trains on South
Carolina Road, up and down. also with Trains
going South OIL Charlotte. COlumbla and Angus
tn RHiir,icn
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FOURTH YEAR.
THF, AI,DINE:

Size of Page Changed. and Attractions vastly
Increased.
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s=SAZ@%- BILE and far more q.
fectual remedy than any other. Those who haye
tried it, know that it cured them; those who hare
not, know that it cures theirneigtbors and friends:
and all know that what it does once It does a.
ways-that it never fails through any 1au1e neg
glect Of its composition. We have thousands uPo1
thousands Of certificates OF their TemaIkaoie cufee
Of the following complaints, but such cures s1A
known in every neghborhood, and we need not
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being purely vegetable, no harm can arise nom
their use in any quantity. 81
internal viscera to purify the blood and stmclste
it into healthy action-rcmove the obstructioo1
of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other org7nso1
the body, restoring their irregular acGon 10 heai
rangements as are the first origin Of disease
Minute directions are given IN the wrappero@
the box, for the following complaints, which thesd
For DyspeTsia or 1ndieestion, Ltslesss
ness, LanSuor and LoAa OF APpetitc5th 5theY
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stoSW
ach, and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various synp.
toms, Bilious Headache, Sick Head
ache, Jaundice or Green Sickness, BilI
1ous Collie and Bilious Fevers, they Shoul6s
be judiciously taken for each case, to correct th&
diseased action Or remove the distractions which
cause it. - - :
For Dysentery or Diarrhcca, hut onN
mild dose is generally required.
For Rheumatisn, Gout, Gravel, F4f<
pitation Of the Heart, Pain ia Gtes
uously taken, as required, TO change the diseased
action Of the system. With such change thoo0
complaints disappear.
For Dropsy and Drorsical Swell1neS
they should be taken IN large and frequent doe0
to produce the effect Of drastic purge. p ~
For Suppression large dose should he
taken as it produces the desired effect By gym
pathy. .r..Frg, ).
AS Dinner PIN, take one or two Pizzs TO-
promote digestion and relieve the stomach. I,
An occasional dose stimulates the stomacRand'
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigorates the system. Hence It is oftsn adr
Tantageous where no serious arrangement exists
One who feels tolerably well, often finds that o;
dose Of these Pills makes him feel decidedly bet
ter, from their cleansing and renovating eject on
the digestive apparatus. -
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GrecnvilIe T. Columbia Railroad.

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South Carolina Railroad Company,

IOLU II OLA, D u. JanuaTy ~, 1911.
on and after SUNDAY. the 22d instant. Pas-
senger Trains upon this Road will arrive and
leave Is follows:
TRIM No. !.
Leave Char!est0n at t.-..........-........- 81 m
Arrive ut Columbia ar..........-....-.... 3 20 N
Leave Columbln at. u Is p m
Arrive at Charleston nat.................. 30 m
Leave Camden. Sundays excepted, at. go a m
Arrive at kiugville at...-................. 10
Leave Kingyi!lc Sundays excepted, at. go p IN
arrive NJ Camden at ................- 900 ID
The above Trains run i'll connection with Viii
mington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad. con-
meeting with Tra;Ds for Wilmington. North Caro-
lima. aud with Trains for Augusta, Georgia
making close connections with Night Trains of
Georgia Railroad and Central Railroad. for all
points South and West.
TRAIN M. p.2-NIGHT EXPRESS.
Sunday Night excepted.
Leave Charlest IL 10 p N
Arrive at Columbia ut. ...............S $50 n
Leave Columbia at. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 nj
Arrive .. Charleston nat...............6. At .6.45 m
THIS Train ruus il CO.. rAction with Up Angus
ta Trains making clnse connection w.: 'Tt6fga
Railroad aud Central Railroad Morning Trains.
for all poirts.$Outh and West.
a. l.. TYLER. Vice President.
:. p. P1CkENS. General Ticket Agent.
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This dread disease requires prompt action as soon
as the hcarse. hollow Cough is heard, apply tie
remedy. and il is easily subdued;
But DELAY IS DANGEROUS!
" The properties of the EXPECTORANT
are delnucent, uutlitivc, balsanic. soothing. and
healing. 1t braces the nervous system and pro-
duccs pleasant and refreshing sleep.
IT EXHILIRaTEs AND RELIEVES GLOOM
INEsS AND DEPRESSION.
and concentrated tOrM i has proven to be the
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TO COYSUNPisVE

1t is invaluable. as it Immediately rei,Ves the
difficult breathing and harass;ug cough n Mon
attends that disease
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.
For all the purposes Of Ia1alSiye
Medicine.

Perhapsiao onemedf'
cine Is souniYeszallv
required by every
body IS q cathafdc;
nor was ever anybes
fore so universally
adopted into nse, ID
every country and
among all classes, a.
this mild but efficient
purgatiVe PM. Tho
obvious reason : h,
that tits amore eeiia.
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"Giye my love 70 the artist workmen of The
Aldine who are striving TO make their profession
worthy Of admiration tor beauty. Us it has always
been for uScfu ncSs. .'-iIcnry Ward Beec her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17

Investigating Committee ordered ~ THO Uouee, md the
prosecution Of tie inquiry with which the Committed s
charged. viii have hc eii,ct 70 stop thc commission Of
any further outTagcs The Souticcn Democrats, 1t IS
claimed, viii crdccvOr 30 convince the Comm Zee that
thr difficulties have not hcen cf Ccour character "a
has been represented and IN rruaucc Of this purpose,
they exert their influence TO prevent the commission
OF fresh crimes while the Committee are engaged IN
their iahors Peace, sc is argued VII not only reign
wherever the Committee g., but there win be peace
throughout tho South, fr de people q 10 section WI
know what day their conduct Is 70 be invest gaicf and
while they my hope To prevent the exposure OF
crimes OF 81 Fer date thev viii know that they cannot
conceal the facts about murders nSt committed. few
Democratic members OF Congress begin 20 think that
their panty leaders are rot wise in attempting 70 wholly
dony tho existence Of tie reign o. violence prevailing IN
portions OF the South II would, they suspect he
better policy to admit that disturbances exist End place
tire party in the attitude Of condcm.nr, instead OF
apOlogizng for item. II the ourages 60 or end are
thoroughly exposed 70 thc public they fear that what
ever advantage would be ucd IN TIE Presidential cleo
ton Ivy keeping Southern Republicans from the pclls
would be than couaterbaauccd E. tie North,
where the indignation aroused would g.oa.iy Increase
Tire Republican vote.
prominent opponent Of sarto Domingo IN e Senate.
claims to be certain that not cry will it be impos
sble to obtain twcthr vc.o FOR annexation bu, that
there VIII ne found to be clear majority against tic
treaty He hos made out list Of TIC Senators who are
certain 10 oppose L. All agree tI2O u" tcPNttoI INC
Commi .sioncrs Will Lot influence single vote On one
side o. the other
10 nomination for c Brazilian mission in place OF lir.
Blow ias been GoteInad on, the President having been
DESTROYS OF Cling IL Il possible By RI. Ubiican rom
Missouri. Cen T. y. Loan OF St.Jocph was tCcCraptcd
10 b. friend ana asked he 5} accept tho appoint
!nout Te however, declined TO allow lis to he
urged and Gov Crrc c f. now H. Missouri
mining business, WIS s.gsc-ted 70 the President but
declines the honor.
There IA sood reason 10 believe that the present Com
nj soner Of Pensions viii be removed at an early day
The position win be tcrlegcd to q Pennsylvania, but
tho particular person has not yet been designated. TX
Re preventative Gfldlan and Assistant Commissioner
Douglas OF Internal Revenue axe Tho names most prom
inen. mont Oned.
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Az AMBIGUOUS ROBBER.

4. Jakohi s. Co. Of No.. 15j Chambers-st.,
ergaced. Yesterday a carman named Mitchell Coyne TO
t lree cases OF goods TO Pier No. u, j. H., for ship
rnent To New Orleans The goods were loaded between
and in tie afternoon, and, on the driver reaching the
corner OK Broadway and Waen-s, he was accosted by
= man who asked him whether be had not como nom
rYlobi & Co. Replying in the affirmative, the stranger
asked him TO take bag TO the New-JeFsoy central hai
od pior No a. " 4 lie said tile bag was upstairs ID
. - - q, pr,aIyyav two doors from WaIreu-st, aud as
- 80 TOO heavy III him TO bring down., he asked tiie
driver IN asssf Both weut upstairs, ana, OH Iedcllh5
~, 49, 1bc stranger could net find the key lie ASKED
IN Giyer IN r9Itain there until he could zoos Tor .he
H., Javn stars ,Sid then went away ana du hot re
- rio driver vailed Tor about tSo nlLute5 tiid' on
dv stairs fCOnd the horse cart, ara sOJ'' bVAe
:, ~ - ,ce ~ tbe ro6ber' has yet been discovered
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rrLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Tie Missouri State Senate has referred the bill
1, con- e he Ci Col4y Of st. LOUIS 10 SPECIAL committee
90 ~, -r. iH Dssclttrfc2L
TIE contract for ocean mail service between
Fc, 40 Hn Dgo ai1 ihteihei A i HA Otn s""'ueo "
Hsrs, Motion o. Sal F.ana4c'
The Rey. J. L. Hatch, the Boston tract dstrib-
Isgug AsH's CLrsEsu ASSOCIATION N uat 0y.
In the blizzard match bet@cen DION ana Ru-
fo le saa Flis Weinii ia oisI De~' 'Ie i' VI 0
2ss.hinsilg ssors. O ageinst EudoiFhct So
Tile t0lal numbe. OF hogs reported packed, IN
Chicago, U .4-n VII Tcafb Con 3i3Og 10 ENHL Ihe
n.ll u1a.tr l, 81 lat Jeaf "a 81 ~ Ie .u "' VI I-
: actei as sessos 10 q 81 iN0-sb 1870 last frAfs
Tie United States ste. uer tennessee, with the
fali' ." tinnis.i3a tnsFl - c on ~ ss"I' ,
s.f.4, Hofa. lr E-g Vet r UIit stat s-aer y ~
"a oi eoapJ ief al y TIE aI SA'A1a Al On i'A
~, SO veil
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ABDUCTION or TIE N'YoB or ABERDEEN MISE.
I'm UCCLss.CL ATrLIrT 10 RESCUE nm
JAcEsoy, Miss, March 1G.-Joln 7. Lacy,
13r Of Aberdeen, H. this s,a @, Was abducted nom b3
oG,re last night by band # IuIluy. Ofccrs sent in
pursuit failed TO rs,cuo him Much excitement ard
perfect rc,yn Of CTor prevail n tie eastern section OF
the State. Mayer Lacy was an Old army officer
FUE~TER PARTICLES or KU-K1UX OPERA
TONS IL MISS sIfPI-5EYERAL UNIOAlSIS
ORDERED 10 LEAVE THE STATE.
JACKSON, 'fiss., March 1G.-ConsiderGble ex-
c'.eDert prevails on tho northeastern border Of tho
state about Kulux. Co. ne,Assiant Collector
Of Internal Revenue. las been ordered 10 leave oAa
Iona in ten days. Tic Superintendent OF Education
IN L1vr1s County has been similarly warned, ana at
tcrspts made TO Ii 1uap him. John T. Lacy, Mayor OF
Aberdeen, was carried or l3s' night No trace can be
fod OF him. and .t feared 10 has been fOuy dealt
with.
TIE 1frerDrAy (,uss) vU-KLUX CHOOSE A
MAYOR or T...IR OWN STRIPE.
john w. Smith has been appointed Mayor
OF .Icr1ian N5e'.si2pi, IN tie place OF Stug'5 who
was expelled 10y violence Tie appointment was made
ON tie recommendation Of a committee appointed by a
ru'l,c meeting Of Rebel sympathi1crs in Meiidi71.
Smiths appointment Laa been confirmed ~ The state
senate.
a NDTGrFT yIsITon tlrtLT,D ~ KENTUCKY
lNGANI.FDDI, M.Icl l'.--AyGLe : clgcIS > "
d~y morning parry ar 'r men went 10 re nonse o.
la,uluG Bale y, T0 .o1s q sI',e ', ~ 1913 1 '
liat Ci.o, d. It y! .o..-ll a'' .',. o u in
llt person "o they sad i"d j"st e IN me .' 'I o
Alsd. FIo" inGAttd "LJ &c otNel ~ VIZ "; e O
'rcigg- l.La lie El a af iS-i ,et , e t' t Nv
"a. 30 lg.t 2.u,alle IA, 4it.cEf}a tlt} eeot eu
teir i..p 5 20 Tore tnc.g way, ana poerfiHe tSHce
.,, ,ii he, n iev persisted cI would he uloir
l,r on Te at'ac.l en- the door was renewed Whch 40
of tA" ore,, ST. mn ',' 49, =, .r Eai,ay.
r.f. arG B. ts
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TIE con TROUBLES.

GOV. GEAGy'5 vIEWs-0UEsTIoNABLE POSITION
OF TIE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
HARRIsBURG, March 1G-GOv. Geary has in
yegstcd tho questions at issue involving the rights OF
tie miners ans Tie usages and abuses Of the railroads
aud capitalists. II H." says his Excenency, ga tren-
gulat duel each AGAINST The Cher and 10 two ayoUiu
a grievance in CONNIE. In 1868 spent weeks at tho
minos examining The whole subject. then saw that
the miners and the operators at certain period Of the
year. found it beneficial 10 "srikc," and when carefully
arrargal The consumer only the sufferer As for in
stance In G3 tie operators, when the market was stocked
ouictly stored away their surplus tuns al the general
miners 10 strike and, to afford pretex announced
scale OF prices 20 low at they obliged 20 strike or
srd The sratos 1ocEced over ., 100000 and $4,000
was divided among the miners 81 know" continued
lis LEcellency beyond the SHADOW OF DOUBT, where
the mischief arises. Tue COLLISION OF the miners and
operators in 1863 CZasperacd the railway men, and when
the new Suspension was announced IN DeeemDer, tney
agreed n 10 put end AZ once and forever to
the vicious system OF Iin1ering, known as suspensions.
50 when the new war was sprung upon the pubc, INC
railway put the upOl the operators cabal,
and Hence the present ImbrogLc; Our mines
Stance Is there demand for than
100000 tuns The problem then with the coal men IT,
10 dispose OF the superhuous quantity at a!pont; Inc
strike system was good for them 50 far as IL went but
now it is brought up roundy ard We have toreaWust
matters so tat All parties shall have satisfaction or JUS
tce. cannot cut TIC present knot by executive action
All the men involved have far kept within tho bounds
for the adjustment OF these doul,ies have suggested
that Will compel the companies 70 reduce their
unreasonable tolls but, with the Legislative Committee
now in session. lies The duty OF curbng the prime
in these injurious schemes against the people"
a large delegation of railroad men and operators
waited on Coy. Geary tis morning, and narrated their
grievances The Interview long and stormy but the
session held with closed doors. IL il generally UNI
dcTslOOd that the Governor asked 10 become med
aOr Later In the day legation OF miners visited
the Governor.
Tho Investigating Committee is made up Of five sena
tors, who have associated with them Mr.. L. W. Hail.
counsel FOR. the Commonwealth, and Mr. H. A. Lamber-
ton, counsel er the railroad men from which II seems
tat the matter Is merely duel between the people and
the rail Says aud the real question stands fair chance
al appearing altogether. was told that the Commit
Tee made In the Interests Of the railway men, and
~ only justice 10 say that far they have 50 acted ~
10 tIirDbOrdte that nputatOn For instance they re-
fpst aper admission, though these represent
ptts u i!r railroads who not summoned IOud no
d, alty canning the coveted favor. THIS Committee
" T. .LI ia session until the testimony on an sides u
sh1i,,, meantime the bill regulating Tolls an or
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IlE LNDLAtS.

! fvtGr CAPTURED ~ TIE APACUEs-TtRFCw
r.CApE OF TIE DBiV.Il--INDIGEATIoE
AGAINST GIN. 9l0NElhN.
SAN FEANCIsCo, March 1G.--The STAGE from
por. Yuma TO Tucson, Arizona, was captured ~
Auaches, 70 miles east Of CHA Bend, on the 5h ins
Thompson the driver received lroe bullets in the Lex
and an slrow IN Tie chest but escaped together "l1R
ti.c only passenger. Tic citizens arc grcoty alarmed
Tc are exceedingly bitter against Cen E;oneman for
roigoyir.ta California aud representing the country
o,et. whlc lhe Apacles attacking every settle
mont in tnTu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17
CRIMES AND cAsuNUTiEs-BY TELEGRAPH

The ship Annie Smdl, from Hons Kong has
hen ii.led in san Francisco, for smuNeirs OPIUM ,
Fo,ris BrinQhurst of Wilmington, Del, recently
,,s +, an explosion 10 laboratory died Yesterday
The argument before ths court OF Appea,s LOT o.,
,er rial for RaioG ooHclulei yesterday A' N' ''' "
deciien. ,,-t,
Seven men OF the gang who recently lOpIDeq
i.I, on,r.ei gltl ssed 49, the Philadelphia AAy'isrA
have been committed to answer - =. 3.
Mrs. Ann NJ. Stiles has been formally indicted
families OF Ptkin and Dewey N SCUM
Wini.,r Conn. The tgial Is set down for Jay.
George Washington Smith was shot IN Phlla-
,ti n "Wednesday T. Wilson, during qaaei ABOUT
I s smith wounded seriously, three balls AHhS elect VIII
son las been arrested
Six negro convicts in the Penitentary at JEFF
g. nv No trel 10 ecie. Meireaay Hiie WorSns ~ A
out.i. the .al. Tie rngle shot an Killed by
lie gpsrs AMI the others Sere ca tuieL
The Grand Jury having failed 70 iAdict Dr.
n. Van Ios,en Albany, who killed BIS wife l,t week wis
i ,r an attack tsiun trmsns the Court Yesterday
ia he be eontne t STATE Luaate An uau BE- reilofed
A. t M mind further oner Of tie Court IN te premises
Officer Timothy MGhoEey found Adam Lemon
Of Buffalo einesday the
- sr, sliu.ie-.d 10 him by unknown person. Aier
| f ros the lesrnel th be had heen
~ ~ AZ Kslly rough" Kelly followed aud cpurst
~, alt Sise lurdrei dDlArs Ia Csnall money cold
if I.i,r nr TO Lrman TrcoVer hely committed
il. yesterday beor L'm'n Id e' HON e '''o OF Tue drug"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17

.Hcnry u. Moore, Collector of Customs for the
port 81 Te.a has tea liz s:on tie Pfes-cu. 10 take
eTct Apu.L
Senator Carpenter has been very i'll at VII
Hoel Ncshn Tor M past viii pneumonia AMI iholf
mirroring stu unable up lau baf AOI. al une
sad cannot attend to any bus mess Whatever
"A meeting of citizens was held in San Fran
CHICO on TUESDAY make To PROF fecrton oi Cen
Gntoa proposed visit II C4oni resolution formally inviting
L. adopted. aui Committee Of ArIlg appointed.
john +. Alexander Of Morgan, Ohio, the king
Of i've sock The Juel fts j. reported hss N de "a
eni OF ls property TO- he be t Of bis crtOrs It's liabilities
e ,I as 6r while b. af5ets foot om 100000 to $2O
b 20 lofc tan that amount
Horace III. Day Of New-YoTk, made an argu-
,.t rl.v bese She Assembly Comnte- Railroads, the
f: Of cre transit hIo1g TIE CITY Of Ecs ioFA lie opposed
al. s and oate tie 81 dle road, sH favored instead the
.p Nan lof esA.ol road and Broadway the proper route.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17

WASHINGTON, March 1G-Supervisor Emory
Of Tennessee reports tie following result Of recent raid
made by force Of officers ana men, acting under his
directions against Illicit disticries in The Inird District
Of that State: Seventeen Illicit disicIics wcre found
and broken M; II copper worms and 285 fermen'hs
tuba we're found and cut in pieces 5000 gallons Of Dccr
2I0 gallons OF owwlnoi, % gallons OF E'gLwines, 10
tehc'. ~ cor, ,rca % brhcle Of oat 20 b.ghcs ~
cor olc lOt ~ Vregt-luautty not es.imaed-aId one
corn NIL all Of Aicb were 5troycd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17

THE FcNTNARTRE INSURGENTS DlSfEhoiN' WI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROFESSIONS
PROuDITED-RICCIOITI GARIBALDI IN PARIS
LONDON, Thursday, March &C. 1871.
The French Cabinet has decided to continue IT'S
policy of Cancellation toward the malcOntent6 OF tho
Montmartre. The weather is very bad, and the IN
surgents are scattering II is thought that those
who still hold their ground will soon yield.
Gen. Viuoy, Military Commander in Paris, has is
sued an order positively forbidding al professions Of
masqueTadcrs tomorrow.
There is a rurnor that Ricciotti GaribaG is in
Paris.
Tie london Tiaess special correspondent at Paris
telcgraphs that tte presence Of numerous Garibal-
dians in Paris has q very disQueting influence upon
the population.
The Times special dispatch from Paris says the
French Cabinet has decided to appoint NJ. Valontin
Project of the Paris Police. This indicates the
adoption of measures for the oppression of all pop
ular tnnuJts. The police WILL however, permit the
usual mid-Lent gatherings, and disturbances are
feared.
IA infanlmatory journal, the Ami da Pc'ip's ap-
peared in Paris yesterday, and was at once seized
by the police.
Councils of ,Inistcrs arc 10 be held at the Yer
s&lles Prefecture.
The receptions Of tho Foreign Ministers win here
after be held at their residences in Paris.
The Journal dos D5bais commenting on the result
Of the Conference on the Eastern Question: makes
bitter attack on England. 1t declares that she has
lost every advantage gained by the Crimean war.
France is now helpless Her sword Is broken; but
when ii is unsheathed aqair. its ain viii not be so
disilnt as Turkey. Other Paris journals speak OF
England in similar spirit.
It's reported that 81 Auguste P6rer viii DO ap-
ryinteQ prCfeCt OF the Seine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17
NOMINATIONS CONTINUED.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-IEe Senate IN EZ-
ccniv. session to-day confirmed Ito following nomina-
lions.
hr.a e. S4u Of r.l Revenge ios 10 fs' District
y 4 aTlso- Collector internal Eeoaue for he Sikh District q
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GENERAL WASHINGTON TOPICS.

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