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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-07
She Padded Her Own Boat.

The train was approaching Allan
to, and the obIiging conductor went
up to the homely old lady, who was
evidently travelling alone, and said:
MADAM, have YOU companion?"
.oh, yes, sir; Martha Ann made
me fetch along her little black ridi-
kule that she calls . kumpanion!'
NO, I1ncan. an csport!i;' ss
81. what, siF??" and she locked a:
hiEl,hayd enough TO break her spec
tacles.
a fcllow-tsraveler with yoa??r ex-
claimed the conductor desperately.
She rose. Her upliftcd hand look
cd deadly in its black mi:tcn sarni-
ture.
@You gooti-ior-nothing scamp; nc,
sir. Ihc IDEA OF INC, lone NOin&n,
with no natural protector but q
sheep-skin kiyercd New Testament,
having fellow trayelin' with nc.
Your mother ought 10 weep over Your
impcgdcnce, young man, and III have
We TO know that l kin ge: along in
this world about as well as any sixty
year old widow that YOU ever struck
agin!r'
By this time the conductor was out
on the platform wiPing the perspira-
ton from his face, and swearing that
the old lady might go it alone" TO
hey hearts content.
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The funny man of the Milwaukee
News tells the following domestic
tale: "Janc has got very nicely
turned ankle, hain't she??' said John
TO his wife the other day. And then
John noticed a strange, unearthly
CLEAN in the eye OF his spouse, which
made him feel very uncomfortable
he knew why. But the next day the
place which Jane had filed in the
domestic economy of the household
was occupied BY a middle-aged wo-
men with ankles like those Of a Null
linga- heifcr.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

.irlae Ci.cuit Cout-IIoS. Jos. SMITH
l.,..idencr Raycnswaotk Jackson County.
C.rE gi:rai, Court-C. 3. WAGcEHER.
Clrrf county Couyt-E k!Nnsnl.ING.
President County Cortt-G. j. RspsoS9
i'r~ecu;ins .iitdrney-D. ". P";,>LEE.
Sl.crid-CuLU,Brs SErcN-
.iail1r-J. JEwErr
Sarycyo- oi LSnlS-GEn. W. PrLLlN.
.,,.css,r pis7. No. l-J.,oF l!or>u.
deputy A;tsssor--b. 5. T.s%l!ATnE.
l,ScsGpr 1Ji<;. No. 2-Jpr. {. BvcHLEr
sun; T,,bi!c Schpols-p. 7. G:THa:E
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The arrangements for manufactur-
ing coal dUs: into fuel are a reality.
1t the Harrisburg foundry FIVE ma-
chimes are being made for this pur-
pose. The Reading Railroad Com
pany are about using this coal dust
fuel in their locomotives.
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linn. ii hnllinn he Nnri..

C!rsvg. Corn-First !MoaLlr i'll April,
and first Monday in Oc:cbcr.
Cnryry CoUIr-Th:r! Monday N Janu-
a~y; Th;o! Monday in March; Third Mon
,ia;v in NAV: Third l!onday in .'Gly: IaiTli
Monday in November Tairi Monday III
December.
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES

MlasMc-Ninturn lodge No. 10. meet.
on the tirSt and ;l;irl TUESDAYS .: each
'n"Iih. {. SHgET>Hvl:Y. Secretary.
.9!d Fc!!cws-R":nt Pleasant Lodge No.
y, !. .. Q. f. meets cyrTy THURSDAY
H;sht. IN Fishers Hall. :. J. &T!SDlE
>,crrfarI..
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4 young lady says: "As general
thing We DO not implore young men
to dress gushingly;.but if they will
wear a hankerchief in the rear pock-
ets-of thcrepantaloons, it would be
.an 6sdinaFassi: the blnshing
public to select such as have orna-
mental borders. We like to feel sure
that it is a hankerchief, that's all.
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II YOU see anything trying 10 walk
the streets, sewed up in poke, and
has to stand up when it tries to sit
down, and sits down only when it is
surprised, that's 4 girl, if you don't
know.
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wasted Posers.
Among &c numbefless marycIs I

=.
Among the numbefless marycls a
which. nobody maTFels few are more
marvellous than thefccklessnesswith
which priceless gift, ,1Rtellectual and
pioral arc sauaudercd. Often: iiavcI
gazed WITH wonder at the prodigality
displayed BY nature IN tie cistns.
which unfolds hundreds or thousands
Of It's starry blossoms, morning after
morning, to shine inthe light Of t5e
sun fSrsa,ss hour 6r tW6, aud the f4a
te.thc ground. Bat who among TIE.
sons sadi DAD issrs Of: mens-ggittesa
With thcss Sat Ts&Iler. throug:
eteEnitys,s saS sstFh. powers whieh
;ilecs 6I,F0i !.
''iIss goa ana q %.
does not daily let thousands of sbaSc'
thoughts drop to the ground'and ipt?
Who does not continually leave his
powers to dragglc in the moald Of
their own leaves? The Imagination
can hardly conceive the height Of the
greatness and glory to which man
kind would be raiset.if ali their
thoughts and energies we're to be an
imated with a living purpose. But,
as in a forest Of oaks, among the
millions of aeorns that fall every au-
tumn, there may, perhaps, be onein
q million that win grow into a tree
somewhat in like manner fares 1t
with the thoughts and feeling Of
man. What, then, must be our con-
fusion when We see all those wasted
thoughts and feelings rise up in the
judgment and bear witness against
us!
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= ?, = : ~. -. 49,
king = e aIl9f
. small stati6. 1p - 5kh-l
The 81 2
81 dl.i saltEla
sbusI The iiitr
;isI.sd what be VII
.,;lied, TIE Seth Ii deed
gas The priiTs pal ma N Z
sity ID iaing the s
.71sfe III ufiis, eTsaH
c5lnmercial worla en-
great eiehss; E1rgetsI
psise Al tke isIio 5licsTc
rsI;ly was yee an nd
tshis an cssi .;teFs
walk, ana en- d, {
his IS oi
they lad re soId 81.
81 nc fiS
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William Tell a 1yih.

The romantic legends whicls en-
livencd the historical textbooks Of
our boyhood frequently fare but i'll at
the hand OF modern inquiry; but tits
not often tha: they suffer so signal
and. We may add, 50 painful an ex-
plosion as the legend of William Tell
has recently suffered from the re-
searches Of the Historical Society OF
the Old Swiss Cantons. The conclus-
ions arrived at on this subject blythe
learned body in question are thus
stated by the Cologne Ga:eits:-"There
never was a Landvogt GesSler nor 4
William Tell. Tell never refused to
lift his hat, never fired 4: on his sons
head, although the very crossbow
with which the the deed was done is
exhibited in Zurich; he never cross
cd the Lake of Lucerne in a tempest
OF wind and rain: he never boldly
jumped upon the Tell Platte, never
spoke his speech in the defle at kuss-
nacht, and never shot the Laudvogt,
What is more, the inhabitants Of Uri
Schwvz and Unterwalden never met
By night on the Ruth"
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f3TI a:HETTSRT.

Nfaror-JANES II. G"rcl. .iE.
Hrco:.icr-M. Il. Hale
>crccan;-J. j"wE-r.
Councilmer-Iohn ". ET,-':>;, rE. V
T. Es-,lc, Robert Eauag, T. S:r!biir- aus
Col. e. Il TEgaa>.
S:..,; C.,nI,::->:,u.r-f- J.. G!:s'.
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a young man in The country an
nounccs that he viii give a chrome
to the young lady who will take him
for better or worse.
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JoEw U. aIseGEsG,

ATTORNEY at Law.
NT,AE. pr.lr,icc in lnc-c;.uFts cs.aiaSsn.
w Tumafn and dickson counties, and i!
thc Cpusu oi Appeals Of WcStTirgiaia.
lG,:frS., po;ngplcasant, Mason county,
West IL. Office in the Court House.
dec. ~, !~J2.Iy.
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4 Kentucky postoffice having

4 kentucky postoitce paving a
salary OF S23 per year, is sought after
by fourteen diasfSnt men. They
don't want the money, but are after
the big feeling which every postmas-
ter has.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-07

Eusene-@Come, sit down on the
shelly shore, and. hear the mighty
ocean roar" Amelia-'I can't si.
down. vou silly goose. because II
burst my pin-h5ck loose.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-07

Is YOU DR.. P--?' calculated
an ancient colorcd woman very exci-
;cdly as she rushed into the Office Of
4 physician, whom she startled some
what by her sudden appearance:
causing faintsuspicion in his mind
that there was 4 big case on hand.
That is the appellation under
which l practice the profession Of
medicine remarked the physician
With great dignity.
"Sah,~ asked the woman very
much amazed at his answer.
Under the title mentioned, | pre-
scribe medicines."
%Ah. does You; guess dis nigga:
kinder mistaken, in de pusson.
wanted to sec a doctor, and / axe;
your pardon, Mr.. Relation. You:
IA greater pusson dan | wants, and
YOU must 'scuSc the 'ruptiOn."
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G.. .. SIMPSON,
y. L. T3r.iIxsnN. DIV. ToL>LEY,
Tc:riinsoa G yo!sley,
A.t.arneyS aRl C9naSeil0rS :: Law,

POINT PLEASANT, WEST VA,
VIII. prs..icc in the county o: Mason.
w thc United States Distr;c: Court ior
West virginia, and in the SCpreme Court
Of Appeals o; WeS: Virginia Prompt az
;cat:on given IN the collection o; al claims
entrusted 10 theM. address, Point Pleas
ans, West Va. oct. 10. !SIi-lv.
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2. II. SySs0N.
ia5.Eey at Law ard Notary Public

SUlNI ELLAS.aN 7, y. a.
Ez-oGi,c IL 'i'FcwSiury'S Block. Es'
'UTILI. sas:ire in the Cour:s OF Mason
W and adjoining COUNTIES. West Virgin
in. and N Ga!iia county, Ohio. Special AZ
lcnIi"n given tn tar collection .! Claims and
rcmi,isure> promptly l::.sJc.
igae ]. Silly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-07

The Richmond BMg says The great
reduction of the Radical majority in
Maine is one OF the most cheering
signs of the times. At the Presiden-
tial election, even that stronghold Of
the enemies of constitutional govern
men: may be successfully stormed by
the DenEccratic-C Conservative party Of
the Union.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-07

An Oxford street young lady got
her dress tied back so tight, the other
day, that when she went into the
street an inebriated individual
thought she was a silk umbrella, and
attempted to rise her, He immedi-
ately discovered his mistake, however
and now wears his car in a sling.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-07

y circrs tiger is now roaming ar
ound Charleston, and men whonever
stayed at home an evening since
they can remember are now to be
foand in the tosom "f their families
every night.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-07

Spelling isn't my profession; one
man can't do everything. What's a
printer fo,? la printer can't spell,
he'd better quit his business, is the
line ofargrment adopted By joaquin
Miller when a cold, unfe3lias critic
ridicuIes his ortlosraT,iny
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-07
TIE GRANGEgs' SONG.

Hard times are now upon Us,
And people arc in debt.
The cnUntTyS :Gli oi trouble
..ai the worst i coming yet.
Is not without lis caySc>.
&I,STc'li uiairiy ;cl! Won nov,
The only way 10 stop II.
: ! ie:;;ie! ,:;s ]! lsss i slrstho p!sss:' p!ss
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The mdstsupcrfcial observer must
have noticed that vices and virtues
go together
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CitgUCs-
Then follow up hepIow, hoyS,.
Follow m theplow;
Ii you would build the country
Just follow up the nlow, -.
Then follow up the ptow, boys, -
Fellow up the p!ow; :.
lfTou would build the country Gp, u
.last follow urthe plow..,>.
FIJI up your feasard pE:aiiriies
With crop THAT'S good as sQld.
And mine yoUr hills and y!Heys hide,
For iron, salt and coal.
The earth Is the producer.
And We can tell YOU how
Tormake 1 priTte.y fortune
'Tis 20 ~:O!low up the plow.,'
There are two many people
Who from Alei- duty shirk,
Who'd rather make fortune
BY some other means than work.
The,man who plants tobacco,
Corn. wheat or cotton now.
:s ling anon: the 'Nmcneyed men
He follows up tEep!ow."
WILL s. HAYS
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Chicanery-palming of an old
hen for a spring chicken.
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: iiryg ni0tttiis * Sts.pSidered transient. =
IN ycarly slSertisca,egts i'ayab!e liail
Tcsrly % n ;ansc.
..l'zapioiE' Advertisements mEsi be paid
..in6sanremon,. for Comfy ofiicrS, $;
f,sS,sts Senate, and State officers, SO; io'
" c..aI publications mas; be paid Tor; in
an c:ises. before the deliver oi the ceF;'il-
cate OF publication.
Pcrsonsl communications, and those rec
onunerling persons for ot.icc, will be ci'as;s,'
ed At regular advertising rates.
Marriage and Death nO;iccs. nos over
five lines, published gratis: all over that
ortour,: q; hall advertising rates.
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Why is the sun like a good loaf?-
Because It's light when it rises.
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Babies are described as coupons
attached 70 the bonds Of matrimony.
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The Weak4 Regis
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@r.cif ior I,.sf tbSi, f-''.''< Z.
49, "a Il, ~ - tllftfiC fit-ll
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In reply to . Young writer who
wished to know which magazine will
give me the highest position quick
css?r acO;cmporary advises "a pow
der magazine, if you contribute a f.
cry article"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-07

The alligator that swallowed a cor
set is dead. It stayed on his stom-
ach.
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The picnic season and spiders and
bugs viii soon join the invisible
host.
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Y. IoS'E,
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goiogethcn
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Il. In any controversy IN whIch
the sufficiency Of a fence under the
provisions of this chapter shah come
in question, it shall be presumed that
the same was at the time TO which
such controversy relates, q lawful
fence and in coed condition and re-
pair, unless the contrary be proven.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-06-18
Z II

WILL BUY lao ACRES OF LAND IN THE
w town of wyoming. on the road from Wyoming
to Otter Creek IS acres under the plow. Can be
about go acres broke. Plenty of timber to pay for
the place. -Four miles from market in winter
Three or foar good springs one close by the house
Good log house, 16x23 feet good frame granary,
12x20 feet. A half acre of hops.
Twill take a good team, harness and wagon at
cash price, in part pay If desired, besides which
want $3.50 in cash. Balance of purchase money on
easy terms.
For further particulars inquire OF the subscriber
on the premises, or of A. s. HEARN, at the CHRoNI-
GLE Office.
EDWARD J. MABBoTT.
7may75.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-06-18
The County Convention.


Elsewhere in this issue will be found
the call of the Committee for county
convention to select delegates to the
Republican State Convention to be
held at Madison, July 7th. We trust
that the Town Committees will attend
promptly to calling the primary meet
ings and stirring the people up, to the
end that the convention may be fully
attended, that a good delegation may
be sent to Madison, and that the party
in the county may have the benefit of a
large delegation meeting together to
exchange views of the situation and
adopt the best plan of conducting
the present campaign.
Disguise it as they may-profess
what they please-the so-called he
form" party of Wisconsin is the same
old States rights, notification, negro
hating, Tammany Ring and Calklns
claim institution that it always was, and
we owe it to ourselves and to our coun-
try to see that it is utterly routed from
power in Wisconsin next November.
Let us up and organize for. four
months campaign, and once more place
Iowa county where she properly be-
longs straight in the Republican
ranks.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-06-18


BROAD ENoUGH.-It (the State Dem
ocratic PLATFORM will be broad enough
to include Democrats, Reformers, Inde-
pendents and Liberal Republicans, anti-
monopolists and all men who believe in
voting according to their. consciences
instead of according to the dictates of
a political regency or ring.--Ne'os.
Of course it will. Didn't they all
stand on it two years ago? Bourbons,
Liberals, the railroads, the Changers,
the whisky-ring, the temperance DEM
ocrats, DR.. Wight, Gov. Taylor, Sat.
Clark and the Milwaukee Nea0s. 1t
will be ssbroad enough" in all con-
science--but how thin = OSHKOSH
Northeastern,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-06-18
OuR Democratic EXCHANGES are still

Our Democratic exchanges are still
asserting as vigorously as ever that
President Grant will be candidate for
a third term. We believe they are
mistaken, as Gen. Grant is not the man
to "sell out'' to them; but there is no
question that if the Democratic party
thought it could aoin by taking Grant
ND for third term, and he would con.
sent, they would do it 'quicker than
YOU could say Jack Robinson"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-06-18
Republican County Convention.

hGpuOIICdu SOuAIy SCAsGubIOu.
The Republican voters of Iowa county,
by their delegates, will meet in cfnven-
ton, at the Court House, in Dodgeville, on
Thursday, July 1st, 1875,
at o'clock p. M. for the purpose of
electing six delegates (two from each
Assembly District, and two from the coun-
ty at.large) to represent the county in the
State Convention to be held at Madison
on Wednesday, July 7, 1875, and for the
transaction of such other business as may
be deemed necessary.
Towns will be entitled to represen tation
the same as Gin the county convention OF
1874, to-wit:
Arena Mini PIT. city. 1st wd. 80
clyde. "a ''""o
Dodgevil le-..... .l Ia Moscow..
Highland ....... . ..-.11 Pulaski a
Lnden... ...........o nluSeWay
Mifin. Walowi
Mini Point Town "...4 Wyoming
BY order of Committee,
e. j. COOPER, Chm.
w. H. BRIsBANE, SR., Secretary.
MINERAL POINT, June 10th, 1875.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-06-18
A Great Reform Victory.

An Albany On. " dispatch of the
18th says: "The Court of Appeals
has unanimously reversed the judg-
ment of the Supreme Court in the
case of Wm.4M. Tweed and has or
dered his discharge" Now, let the
Democratic Reform heart rejoice: for
this the HBoss Reformer" of them all
was incarcerated and is free.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-06-18
The inaugural MESSAGE Of Gov.

The inaugural message Of Gov.
Chenhy, of New Hampshire, contains
! some suggestions to protect the State
a recurrence of the revolutionary pro-
ceedings which it has just experienced.
He finds so many provisions in the
fundamental law that need to be re-
constructed that he advocates calling
Of a constitutional convention to be
held during the current year. Repre-
sentation In the lower house OF the
legislature is conducted on singular
~ loose and primitive manner. The
plan is no more accurate and systemat-
ic than this: every town or ward elects
las many members as it assumes to be
! entitled to on the basis Of one repre-
sentative to certain number Of in
habitants. Then if the Chief Clerk
of the House puts the names OF the
members so elected on the roll, they
take their seats and there is no remedy,
though the number is greatly in exces
Of what the towns are actually entitled
to. For example, the p esent House
is considerably larger than the last,
whereas it is well known that there has
been no increase in the population of
New Hampshire, the change being in the
opposite direction. The explanation
is this: Some of the Democratic
towns elected more than their share
of representatives, and the Democratic
Clerk of the previous House entered
their names upon the rolls. Gov,
Cheney proposes to guard against this
in future by provision that only those
persons who have resided in the
town or ward six months previous TO
the election shall be counted, and that
representatives in excess of the num-
Der previously elected by the town or
ward which they claim to represent,
be required to prove to the satisfac
ton Of the House before they are ad-
mitted, the right Of such town or ward
to such additional representation. An
other instrument of fraud which the
Governor thinks should be put out of
the way is the law which requires the
Christian name of candidates for Of
flee to be given in full upon the bal
lots,-a law which the Democratic
canvassers so strictly enforced in the
case of Republican candidate for the
Senate, and SO glaringly violated in the
case of a Democratic candidate for
Congress. 1t is certainly quite suf-
ficient,if the ballot indentifes beyond
the possibility of error, the person for
whom it is meant to be cast.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-06-18
Attachment.

IOWA COUNTY, TOWN OF DODGEyILLE, S.
i In Justices Court.
To Mary N Williams You are hereby notified
that warrant Of attachment has been issued
against you, and your property attached to satisfy
the demand of Hugh w. Jones and Robert G. Ow.
eps partners doing business under the firm name
and style of Jones Owens, amounting to one hun
dred, sixty-one and 55-100 dollars Now, unless you
shall'appear before Thomas Carkeek, Justice of
the Peace, in and for said county, at his Office, in
said town, on the 26th ay of June, A. d. 1875 at
3 O'Clock in the afternoon, judgment will be
rendered against you and Jour property sold to pay
the debt.
Dated this 22d day of May, A. d. 1875.
2Smay75w4 JONES & OWENS, Plaintiffs.
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