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Why Have Catarr1l l?

have had Catarrh for tsyo years. and have had
all truble- arising from it, sach dropping from
the head sore throat. etc. 1t troubled more In the
morning than any time IS 1t Wond be some half
hour before | could breath freely The dropping
from nv head has ceased. and in the morning /
have no tr0uhle about breathing. aicn = great
relief 80 me. and feel free from il a. ever did
have taken tn. bottles N0Frs respectfully
MRS. II. J. TIREEEL.
Uncarcnnuck House. Gofstown. y. Fl.
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DIR. ROHANNAN
.........M MISSOURI.
Established In ST. Iouis 1887.

Office 40 Gf9 North Fifth street, tbetwcen Washing.
ton Ave and Green streets,
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By USING DENsAMsIcrs.
CATARRa REMEDY.
Catarrh of 25 Years Stan
ding.

With droppines in throat almos to Chok-
ing, Headache, Pains in Lhoulders, Back
and kidneys, and entire Breaking Eown
Of the System, cured by Constitutional
Catarrh Remedy
To Messrs LITTLEFIELD Is HAYES. Proprietors
Of constitutional CatarTa Remedy. NaaCAe-s ter
Nh:
/ reside at Mancheetcr y. H. and previously re-
sided ~ Itenniker, and am a native OF Wears. this
state. | have had CataTrh - wears. since
was ~ years old; had it bad all the time. 1t run
all that period and nights il would Fl up and drop
down in my throat. causing feeling of choking.
that l would spring up IN bed 10 save myself
from straneulation. II affected nv head so that /
fell confused, and was troubled with severe head
ache at intervals for a week NJ time | also had
pains in the shoulders, hack and kidneys, from
which ! suffered immensely. 50 bad were they,
that year ago last summer ! Obliged to lie in
bed most Of the time for three months. / haze
tried all kinds Of snuff and CatarTh remedies with
no particular benefit and consulted physicians.
began to take the Constitutional tatarrh Remedy
last August. ] began to grow better before finish
ing the first bottle Ny Cauarrh is cured. nv
health i restored. have pains. aches cough.
NV whole system is made over new ! know il is
this medicine that has rescued me from intense
suffering and almost the grave / am now able 10
do the hardes work and bear the greatest exposure,
and feel that cannot say much in favor of the
Constitutional faIarrh Remedy.
MRS f j. FLANDERS.
Manchester. y II. Feb. l. lSgl
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My Journal ,boauds with similar letters, all Of
which / guarantee 10 be genuine and written by
the persons whose name they hear.
Do puI suffer yourself TO be imposed On. Don't
he drawn away after uaw and doubtful expert
menfs Don't risk your health ny letting uoyice-
experiment upon you with their trash.
Ny Sar-aparilIa has stood the test Of twenty five
years it j. still the Saraparilla Of the day and oi
the age towering over all others in popularity and
it, curative qualities
Avoid all those who arr trying 10 palm on ou
You Other extracts Of Sarsaparina so-callrd. Re
eaIser II j. Dr. John Balt= r~aparilla Of Louis
willie, Ky. Thar i the old and reliable remedy fol-
impurities Of the blood and scroEnioa- affections
! Always bear taat in MIND
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>.,.c5ac remedy Tor all diseases Of iue rinaFy
C-sr-. a. r0F-rgtentiou CT n1aGtinuaEce # urlne,
Irrita3ons inflammation or liberation Of The Bladder
aa Kidneys >tane III the btaE!i : Gravel or BF1ck-
dust Eaas-i Bright disease. n tEE discharges and
all diseases Of lac Bladder hidl-ys- Pr IrgStFate
Gland. w5ccEer at ctlnc hatg Female 0r Child
Fog WEAKNESS. aFtssag ffo34 gg@ttfttt l7stsS2gt-
fEsa .s5 455.7s. C.#sss e patton. -sffez'.& ran
sgltt II TIE f18l-i5g stteit as: 4sfras f}r3ttttg,
ness Leas - F9rsE. Sbe5tassa q E5asth, Tran
Gf EiaG3 30 ~ NeE#. >.ss tis p-.s-s, fete E" sF
IggLt-, syra,fsir- are allowed 20 90 OF. Y X fTe
,,tt-v FT.f.rtsr Fits and Consumption follow
The insane a. IuEns and The records OF death hE rot
SUMPTION boar ample Q the truil OF he as
-cr1ou where ;hg constitution becomes afecei With
organic veahIe-S il re.1res ihc aid u az my Il r.
len4 winch HENDERSON BpeaU dos in every case.
FoE FEMALES, Young ar Gig married q single, al
ip dawn OF 0Elauluo1 or at the ldrn of life tl4'-
yEEssrN tiUrrET has equal III diseases p7cAllGE
+ 10 ft7,.a- is ii paiutui oE difficult menstruat1on
Chronic lfasua5{an Of the Uterus. railing Of the
Womb Leuhbyrla Whites, Sfcri!ity or bfrrennes Sc
and ali complaints incident 70 the sex, whether arts
ing from iudiscrhtion habits ofdissipaton or IN M
{ decline OF change Of hfe. HENDERSON BtCHU II
uneauaiIed byaHy remedy known II i prescribe
bv tie most eminent physicians ali over ne world
10 be used after confinement and AL enieebted con
stitu3iGl'S Of both sexes and all aEr-.
DYspFPSIA or INDIGESTION. hks1acbc pam tn TN
shoulders. coaghs. dizziness. sour stomach cFUcla
fin,!s had taste in the mouth, palpI alton Ct tn
heart pain In the region Of the H ney~, and thou-
And o'her painful symptoms are the offspring Q
Dyspepsia. HENDERsoN,s BueHU iuTigola1e ID
stomach stimulates fha torpid Liver b"Wtl. al
Kidneys healthy action. IN cleansing me hioo
az all Impurities anu IlaPartug new life and HiEo
10 The whole system. II i the Great Life giTIn
Principle ,
/ Pin TAPE AND OTHER WoRNs by Y hiCh ticusa I'd
Of persons ro NJ old, are effected arc cteftiia
~ ieInofed from the system by HENDERSON : bCCHJ
Worms exist upon the diseased tum p ard not up
on the healthy elements Of the tocE- NoFufluiturs
au' bctrniutiCs system q medicine VIII 50 Gf!eCH
ay free the = stem from tbyso mons efs % Gseas
like HENp4EsoNs New and Improved Extract ~
lean
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Uhe slailg Arsns.
Pssf-eaters in the Indian Bureau.

The Indians of Neah Bay are not ex-
acfly a thriving community, as we showed
4 dav or two ago, but they show to ex-
cellent advantage when compared with the
Indians of the "Quinnaielt sub-agenoy in
the same Washington superintendency.
There are $50 of these, all told, and to
make them self-suppordng we employ
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ALIENS LUNG 5ALsAM.
ALLEYS LUNG BALSAM

j. vour hope. 1t has been tried by thousands such
n you who have been cured many in their graft
tude, have lent their names TO as that suffering
humanity can read their evidence and believe
Don't experiment with new and untrien m5xtuTts-
YOU cannot afford it-but try this valuable
article. II Is warranted to break up the most
troublesome CouEh in few hours If not Of too
long standing It Is warranted TO give entire sat
sfaciou in al cases Of lung and throat difficulties
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Total. Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
And yet the wards Of these beef-eaters
do not seem to get on. The total value Of
their private property is put down at S.
600, or SAL per Indian. They entertain
an aristocratic aversion 10 labor, since
even with the supervision Of $500 farmer
the whole $50 of them only cultivated
eight acres Of land On this they raised
last year 800 bushels of potatoes, valued
at S400; 200 bushels of turnips, valued at
$50; and eight tons of hay, valued at
500. Total, $3.50. or 1920 less than the
farmer pay.
The teacher who gets $1,000 has Just
twelve pupils-fve males and seven
females we paid SS3.33 for the school
ing of each Of them.
The 'herder' and the blacksmith
were not underpaid, since no return at all
is made of the live stock which is supposed
to afford them occupation. 1t is to be
supposed that the eight acres were cult
waited with spades.
To the sc, 800 paid the beet-eaters is Of
course to be added. as in the case OF al
Indians on reservations, the cost Of ration,
! for the Indians; and on comparing the
+ total cost with the total product the Quin
naielt sub-agency looks very ike swindle
" T. World
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LOUISVILLE. Ky. Oct. 8. 1SG1
Dr. JuFS BULL-Dear sir. Many thanks to HOH
for the medicine you have SO kindly given me. /
have been at erer for years. and had the
aLFice Of various Phy>iciar~. Some pronounced
NY spine. some my lungs. and some my heart
10 Dc the scat If Gy disease. have
been burnt blistered and cupped until | had
become ti-heartened Several very eminent phy-i-
clans who examined my spine informed me that
was threatened with paralysis apopcXy any
day and thai nothing buta seton would relieve
had perfect horror Of that. aud wa hesiJaliuE
abOnt having inserted, when YOU kindly sent
nae your Sarsapariua which Immediately begun To
take three times a day had Suffered terribly with
a acute pain in the right side of my head.
peCially when would read or write for any length
Of time and on raislne TO my feet would be per
foctly blind for several minutes. and would have 10
hold 10 something to prevent falling.
am most happy TO inform you that tile pain in
my head Is entirely relieved: ] suffer hut seldom
with my spine and then not acHrely. NJ appe-
rite l. -ooa indeed for the first time in my life /
enjoy my dinner more than any other meal during
the day,
Iou kindly sent me four bottles again lasT night
and began again tb!- morning and hope to ht
entirely relieved. Please accept my heartfelt
{ thanks and nest wishes.
Very truly your most greaifnl friend.
MIR B. {, RIVERS.
, 1873-09-08
HOMES FOR HOMELESS GIRLS.

70 the Editor of The Chicago Tribune:
SIN: I Was truly glad to SOC III The TRIBUNE
OF Thursday that my humble communication,
printed On Monday, in behaf Of homeless girls,
wns 10 kindly responded to by W. B. Billings,
ESQ.,, "One Who VIII Help" and "Josophine,"
who, in her letsor, pleads from the heart through
the non, moro eloquently In bohalf OF homeless
girls than it Is possible for man to do.
Is there in this city man who cherished
mother or sister fond, Motive Affection for tho
living onea7 Who CAL road "Josephino's ap-
peaI without being willing to lend helping
hnnd In noble work like this Knowing not
hut that, II tho euttaiu that hides tho future
from tho gaze woro just parted 30 as to give him
a glimpse Of Tic beyond, ho might 500 among
the group gathered beneath tho shelteriug roof
OF just auch Home as ia proposed Bomo one
now worry doar to him.
We CAN'T toll what the yoars may bring. "For-
don't exactly know what kind Of Home Mr..
Billings anil his friends propose but have no
doubt, Judging from tho namea Of tho gentlo-
men mentioned III connection with It, that, what
ever kind they attempt, just such Homo, In
fact, will 1t provo to the occupants. But the
impreaaion in my mind, after reading bis kind
letter. WAS that the Home they propose was not
| Just tho ono that tho worthy sowing girls,
port would desire. rs they do not wiah to 10
looked upon as rocovors Of charity only asking
| tlAt thoy may layo homes whore the e1penBe
will correspond with tho salaries thoy rocoivo ;
homes through tho doorway Of which thoy can
! pass without fooling humiliated homes from
whose windows, WHOM tho day Of toll is over,
they can gaze up at the etar-llt heayenB, whore
purity lwells, OF out upon surrounding
scenes nearer by, without feeling that olsoryorH
| arc questioning the purity or tho dwellors
tlereln.
II Is for homes for worthy, deserving girls
| thns l plead. girls around whom poverty haa
thrown It's dark mantle, but In wltoaa eonsH ~. a.
yet. the pure, heavenly light Of childhood glowa
| raliantly and bright.
For Gods sake glye tho1n homeH Of suoh q
character IA win preserve them ln their AZ lurity .y
placo Of wife aud mother, they will q e1ert r i IN
tint s uacrod sphere al influence TINT will bring
around tho desirable results 40 well mentioned
Ly q One Who VIII IIolp." EDoAhDus.
CuIoAuo. Bept. s, 1879
, 1873-09-08

ioan hair credit beyond Ieir fair abiity 10 aid
tho bcneAs would add lnraely to thcir brssess and
prosperity that thcy could easily pay tho ebt created
nent has boon tho rcsn1t a nslcNd Of tle great nd
vnntaaes predicted, thoy find themselves hilrict be
meath ulm"Ht nprcsa dcbl, and tioir prosperity great
with the lnaty examples of this kinl Which tho state
aftords:Ehast, III 'lle ruined furm-iorgagurs. nl.
reasonable 10 expect that Tho pooplu ,Yonld io mcrn
cautious nnont n;oxina themselves in tebt heyona
u s Is Sa ss a 10 % e .f @ so hs s
boon as much rechloasnesr aa over during tho past
year IN voting such hountiea. The disposition 10
sroae ots for fuuFo generations to pay appears to
While there may be no great objection 10 my COM
aid ID saeh pabia % PRO "a % tho majority % my
ass ~s for o pH to s,aS @
measure Of pafaty, recommend tic passage Of law
prohSttytne any Err, eoung er s'tv sR, ereati;o
'nen, in srcess W per cent AZ tho asstssed panc " Tho
property u eueh tonn. county, pr edsv; and That an
Snmod 70 }o I eope 81 to esress osso
meat.
Such iaw waB passed, and such an amond-
mont to the Constitution has been agrood to by
two Legislatures, and only remains to bo voted
ation on this point In either nosaage to tho
Legislature. On tllc general subject OF
RAILRoAp- CONTROL BY TIE rEorLE,
both his messages wore very oloar. In his first
ho said;
Tim opinion among rallwhy-tnRnngcrs seems gepcr.
ally to prevail that thur will Is tho Hllpromo law This
Is m which ought to be corrected. Railroads
putliO corporations, md, "a such. are author-
tzed to tako priyato property on making
just tompensation,--a right which can only
be giyon wllero property - taken for public
uBo. IT, then, railroads opubo highways, tho p.L-
lie untitled to tho fullest bauona to 10 derived
thnrcfrom, atter allowing tho Stockholders reason.
ablo dividend on their capital ivostod and to socuro
both particR In tho full enjoyment Of their Just rghtH
Tho most Adequate protection should be giyor. For
nbsoluse control over this whole question: and Aopo
TINT thero will be no hesitation In applying m ade
qlnto remedy TO eyory Just causo OF complaint.
In his second message, he said Lis views
wore nnchangcd, and, among other things, called
attention to tho fact TINT our Constitution gavo
powor to alter or repeal any rallroad-olarter in
tho State, 30 TINT tho ro1hedy for railroad op-
precision could easily be applied.
In the Bnmo article, tho Times objects to Tho
independents nominating Mr.. Wnshburn. bo-
cause thoy have called o Conronton to nominate
Governor, and claims TINT Gov. Washburn ia
RUNNING ToR THE eENATE
than for that oftlco. Tho Times sceuls to forgot
that Mr. Carpcnter's torn as Senator docs not
expire till March, 1876; 60 that Gov. Waah-
burn, L re-oleetod, would occupy the Executive
Chair fourteen months at 1oast, through two
sessions OF the Legislature, and in oaso OF III
emergency, could hold on still longer. PLus.
, 1873-09-08
IOWA.
Ltborni Nominations i'll Clayton Conn.
ty.-Troublo Between q Special NIntl-
Agent nnd n Postmaster.

Liberal Nominations ii, Clayton Coun-
ty--Troublc I8etvVecn q SpocinI NLntl-
Agent and a Postmaster
Correspondence er Tie Chicago Tribune.
McanEoon, Iowa. Sept. 8, 1879.
Tho political contest this fall promises to be
of more than usual interest in this section Of
tho State. The candidates On both siaes in this
(Clayton) county, are mon who, in tho main aro
worthy Of the confidence Of tho pooplo, aud
will, In all probability, be tho means Of drawing
out large vote. Inst Saturday, Aug. 30, tho
Liberal party hold their convention at Eikador,
and placed iii nomination tho following gentle-
mon. For Sheriff, ". A. Bonton,-an old res
idont Of tho State, and an excellent MIN in every
and did his pnrt braroly ii lighting tie battlos
Of his country. He will mako, II eleoted, M
efficient oilcor. For Representatives, J. O.
Rounds and D. Z: Shredder. Mr.. Rounds is
will make Representative that mono of hia
constituents mood be ashamed Of. Mr.. Shredder
is German and very influential man among
his conntrymen. Lest fall, not being able to
aSs ana any g 0pgss s ths hepaRD sSlR0n p sta dis he
loft i and jonod tle Liberals Ho
took a very active pnrt in tho CANVASS, and wae
tho means Of strengthening the ticket in this
Ra1t f, 9f tho stne It wss good taoa tue gl
as it will insure success Tho Republican noni-
neca, as hayo said arc good mon; but, owing
to tho fact that they will be obliged to contend
against large German element which Is almost
entirely liberal, their chances for succoss, nB you
can imagino, aro decidedly poor. Tho Liborala
arc confident of victory; and Judging from nll
appearauces the chances arc tint their fondest
hopes will bo realized.
Our Special Nrhil-Agent, Dir. Van Luven,
who was appointed last spring, succeed
ing Mr.: David, Of Dubu1ue,, hns got
into difficulties. Some months ago,
thore WIS como trouble about registered lotIor
not reaching it's destination. Tho letter was
traced back to the sigourney Poat-Olico From
facta gathered from all Bourcos, Mr. Van Luven
csmo to tho conclusion TINT it was his duty to
arrest the Postmaster at that place, which ho ac-
cordingly did. The Postmaster was admitted to
| bail, and, on tic flnal examination before the
CoInmiasioner, tho testimony wns go strong in
favor OF his innocence that IT WIS impossible to
bind him over to appear. So ho was allowed to
go On his way rejoicing. But the controversy
did not end hero. The presa Of the State took
tho matter IN hand d,-somo yindicatiug tho course
OF Alr. Van Luvon, md others donouncing hia
conduct in tho soyorogt terms. What will be tho
rosult Of this conflict OF words, 1t III difficult ia
forotcll but certainly no good can come to
| either party. II.
, 1873-09-08
A DISCARDED LOVERS CRIME,
Mowing Ovor tho Heading Falls with
tho woman who I1ald ltojeGtcu Qlis

w., 1rn",n, xVho gunn 1scts.,", ra..
a.'s,. A4''
s""' ..a ., n,.,u
LEADING y H., ,,,na nJs' ~ ,tr H. rin,, morning bo-
tween and ~ ocIoca, M tno T1me!!nly Or hlssn-
Kors bridge 1 an9 So,yik 1vo ~ tho Guy
limits, to1llnio ann inyatoI'ous 1fageuy wao on:
acIo, ny wl'on emo pst5oan % "otT ,e. ,at.awnoa ana
thrd naT1oW!y oao"Esa 9H.n ar'' ner names nso
oharlca Harmony. Mrs. mary MofDefs. ant Dan
10! Hoffman, harmony anu 1ne young woman
arriVod OF the no.ni n1as i to pIage lase nghs,
and romailloa uhal tnaa uita Mitolo'oB' 1heg "oro
not roglBtofoa as .nAn nnu wi,e. t
Ihey foinaalloe1 sS8eLne5 aaSt oyonnnB aGr sonao
words paeHoa not"egM Et tnon nelosp tney separa,
tou Tor t1o hl9nt; anls ln9inane snoy appeaarea
ns II noth1ng naSt Aall'ene'a WY M'oas potosN
, 1873-09-08
Tho rl1ltcn.

Aurora {Ntrudt) Letter.
The pfutos hayo boon to Mono Lake, having
pow-wow aud ono of their native dances. Tho
water Of tho lake Is very peculiar. Barbors hayo
brought It horo for Bhampooing, saying it was
muoI better than anything thoy could prepare.
+ persona going IN tho lake fgr @ batl stay In
pricking aud itching sensation Of tho skin that
thoy hayo to go to spring Of fresh wator and
wash their bodies for rellof. At this season Of
tho year the water is thick with smnll worm,
about half an incl long, that changes to species
Of fly, aud light breezc Of wind will
drive wintrows of t6om on tho shore. Tho Iu-
dians rub OF tho outer shell or skin, winnow
thonl, nud gather bushels Of tho bodies for will
tor food. Another Of their customs is Hcraping
tho ground clean under pine troo, and making
. ilro under tho tree, tho smoke causing worms
about the aizo aud aslong as finger to full from
tho tree, which they gather for wintor food.
They have no Idea Of cultivation, and only do.
pend upon what Nature haaa provided, o1copt
Whom they have money thoy will buy rofuso
boef, but no pork. When the butcher kills, they
help him, aud take tho head, legs, and entrails
to their camp,
, 1873-09-08
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

{1} NTET-WELIrLO0ATED AORE rROpEMTY
w vi o bn1Kaini sond " description. y, d. DEWEY
!. co., l47 Labau6-at
, 1873-09-08

hold In The stato. It is safo to say TINT, with
good weather, tho people Of Illinois will Witness,
most extensive and bost-conduotod Btnte TairB
evor hold In tho Wost.
, 1873-09-08

11l,KBONAL = Fl&EDERI0Iz q. GRAHAM WILL
ivar OF something Important by calling address.
lux L. PRATT, lsa f.ahallo.sl.
l5EKsuNAT-I. villa. GIVE % FOR 4 cory 0F
tic ChicaEo Republican u9wapnIDr of Maroll ". 1850.
jInnu q Nu lUl Enst RAntujph, IT., Chicago,
, 1873-09-08
From Our 0fon cbrrespotde,tt.


cilitiea which ooftain parties havo pretended to
be ready to provide.
TIE fn1nuNE's suggestion thnt Gov. WaBhburn
bo accepted as
THE ANT1-MoNopoIr CANDIDATE
IL strongly indoraed by many horeaboutu who
seldom OF never vote the Republican tokot,-
who, indeed, regard that tho best way to rally
tho ticket III Milwaukee, howovor, tho Dom
ocratio laadors, who will probably control tho
Convention called for tho dth, especially those
nonnocted with tho management Of the Alilwan-
keo l. st. Paul Rairoad-hate him with perfect
hatred, and will do all they can to beat him.
The Chicago Times, in an article controyerting
your statemonte in Gov. Washburn'a consistent
uorrao in hostility to monopoly and corruption
MAKEH BEyEnAn hI1BsTATEMEHTH,
one Of which with tic documents ut han'Q 1t Ia
porllhps, proper to corroot hero. It says: In ut
IoaBt two Of his messages to tho Wisconsin
Legislature no recommended au amendment
to tho Constitution to logalizo the subsidy
syston 40 that tho Vandorbilts, aud Tom SCOTS,
and Alexander M.cllolls could build their rai.
roadA with money oxtorto1 from tho farmers" )"
This IL entirely incorrect.
IN Ills FInHT MBgaAoE
10 the Legislature, which troatod more fully,
and more III accord with tho now prevailing pub
io sentiment, OF tho railroad question tlan any
Of his pradcocHaors. GOV. Washburn, among
othor things, said:
e.ruutjol OF railroads " not 10 bo condomned, wheI!
lie communities conano themselves within seasona-
hIe nmts, and tho bon1s u not disproportloned to
croo oY reckltssness IN ills tegax thut hsa wsougat
99rppt distress In many localities.
After the explosion Of tho farm-1aorgage systot.
which brought hundreds Of farnlerH to BANKRUPTCY
sad ruin, the no1t duvce Vas to Induce tho to'na,
rourtieg and cities, to loan ther credit in aid q Va
ous railroads. Towus shas wsre the moat proa'staa
, 1873-09-08

EUARD WANTED.
T2OARD-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE FROM THE
- East dcslr0 to obtain board In prirnto family. AL.
dress for Weok I 49, Tribune oltco+
RoARD-A YOUNG NAN DESIRES BOARD AND
~ lodging In good nniRhbpthund with ntIynto Cor.
man family q .asneet.sity whs1e lo may have tho or
Of acquiring It qu!okty Hest rotoruusos gvou md
, 1873-09-08

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