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On ths direct proposition 10 reduce Tho satarioa
Iho toEotEu Affairs Comnie.oo had aakod that
n;lion might be deferred for short Time. but
sho other Committee had to act on tile bin TO-
day ana 40 thoy 1nado a ewooptng reduction.
Tho bill will bo presented In tie uouao lnrpg
tho prosont wcos. although It cannot be consid.
cred for aonn TING. I1a reductions will en-
brace tho following: All flrh.-cln,s missions
Trance, England, Germany, and Rupala
-aso reduced by tho action to-day from
sl7,G1o g. .G to Hl4.aoe. All $4,000 mIsssona 10
s7, 900 missions 10 $1,000. 1ho Grceian mission .t
10 o aoo!lsllca, I3a and Consulate cstabahod at
s2'No. Al tle souil. American misslo,ls, *.
oept brazil, whfcl. ie reduced, arc consolidated
Fern, Esr'adot aud colrmba ono. al Consul
Of tl.o members Of tic Foreign Cytn-
mite frAVo a!rcaIy aFeonted to ant
pp' Na5 xes7 e:Go mn, he reductions and Messrs
s Aan tho reduction. aud that tho positive facts
III t1olr pcHE ehow tint tue pniinE jrocaa8
5n oo GhcrcAed without tho slightest injury to
ouu vilscipg that tho bill cannot fail to pasn.
THE HnEWERs
Tho Committee on Waya ard Means have ap-
pointed Friday to hear the bronorn' delegation.
Fho brewers wis, to hare the law changed with
respect to tito lnodo of astessn1nnt. They claim
Tint they are nou taxed Oh mich Of tllcir mato-
rIal instead of tho hsaonnt OF production.
! sssEII.IH0 ABOUND THE DEPAnTNEH1a.
Tho COMMITTEE On E1pena!turos III tho State
Derarsmont ilaB commenced its clloesc-I arlnEs.
Tho Committee has solicited tno sub jectH for
SPECIAL inrostiGa.son. First, tho expenditures
OF ateTenn, tho s'ispasct,-ngont o. London aec-
ond, tho pucrhaao Of proacnts for Turkey. Tie
dispatch agent at London oxpepts annnnlly s2j.-
0oD, Of nh;ch 3l2, 900 ayo for stamps. No youch-
| crs for The U:aiiIp.exDohditurcs arc submitted,
I aud tue o1pendtusea aso to 10 inquired Into.
, 1876-01-19
COMMITTEE WORK.

N016H1
Sp<eid! Dispafeh to Tbs EAcaau tribune.
WAs4lxdTua, D. O.. Jan. 1a.-The House APP
preparations Comsnittea to-day look radical action
on the -pfoposltton to cut aoWu Tho expenses OF
tho Diplomst1o'And Consular Service BIZ voting
, 1876-01-19


clerk !. i,ei,.s f.st l,oy. ''''' "'9~'
many t,1d bnys ID tho Treasnry Department aid
hbTc aolp 0r tl4olu Will J.s found out [A,lhterI
Continuing hls remarks. Sir. D4tss ta!d lie icsirel
chsei,s tj;ontrr1, aud would have son,rhog 10 Ivy
h.d oyesookcd reyesal insa.,cas mhese hs ia IL, III
"hoHeI IhsIs Nere ertor,:
iug for Tho rcso1uuu, ar,d the dcbata cold be fe-
n,asic IT., thoaeht thn bc. Thing r t,e tsoasa to s.
ia Gs @ he al o I 70
10 rue: 49,, ,.
n bat sa ho VS. onp5s t. usns
committee. The senatc had Committee un FIi4at :,
aa ;nat son!t'ee s2a M L 20 H., nrk Lssr than
and fatr r.rort watia be rendered Ly she,u.
vcrinons ~ to having the tnyp1ts!jop ,nado by 10
Flnanrn Committee Truc, lie Democratic uarty wa
iyt tey Ind 1 sayo:cl apy particular ettc1tIou 10
the jcct Of .hr Treasury inrc1y 4tou. Tho ,na
TOR r. I'M Connecticut atou} and lle senator from
West yirgiula iUayis> la,l studied le subject aud
.I.e1 should be uesnter. of tho iuSestaang Coun!t
teo.
Mr+ 1dmnnds said tho expense o. every inquiry
maelo Y sfecal rolnulit.ce was .cry -e4 II co lid
be made by standing co.Ittco for o.e-Lau OF TIN
suI1.
Nit. Sherman said he saw no reason Why the Co,u-
mit!co anllh ho authorized 10 send for p:rsols snl
ratcT. The Committee could 20 to tic Treasury b.
lnFtnent- the sery pace wllorc these books We
Gent-7n1 examine fheN They could 80 with tl4a
H. .ns noya ~ ~ s1en IT,
10 n,rs tun inyeaItaatjon maIs lv ihs 1inansn (:,
mlttce lnatcad Of special com,nlt.cc.
Mr. Dlyatl f4Sofsdtlo appointment Of srocfal
commser.
Mr.; Thurman guo:ed at length from shn rreech o:
Mr. DoutWcl On Thursday Last, snd raid the iiain
question before lilo scn1s Is tu tho lraih Of
tho anance REPORTS, uron which the people OF tho
s9sny saa sa es ,s a seos r9 % m
the Treasury did not sste ts oxact truth !n regard
IL Tho public dcas fus oas period ot ,rars when tbs
1so, aud lid our putic ebs is 50 ,,ch our int.rcs:
tiat the people rely rron tl1t etatemcl.. Now, thu
",' thoss renps % ley We9o scry risnno TO- 10 ,.y
upon thosn reports az truth. II thcy wan.:.l
sscerair thcre w1rtlcr t.e otticial rcIorts thr
Treasury Hc:e correct or not, It se h'Eh t.uo Lit
nio ad Of tbu cUun,ry werc duo to the Seuato frnn
v..,s1n ,hod hn ;,,1r M. Il, ,arv :rt luz
Oh bllsine ~ irn.i,e, to aec il ths aectluts Of till
Government could nns 10 ke}t accouuta Of n gr.t
railroad or msfca,tl!o cs:at,sh:rcst. liz favored
uu!ry. N~' ~ @'
liz. Morton said he uss In fsYor Of h.rins III invcs-
mites, ani no: By apscial com,sttee NJ srtc:ai
Ian ,hs COMMITTEE on Finance - '''''1
lcnlluC ltse ua1au, 1t AIS. tho Bsn.t* went u,tp
executive session. aud sooa after aJjautuel.
coHr,nMA11os.
p,n1sS hss,,nn. Treasur.. Of ti,s Tata II H. Il !.
Cu!rtgo.
uu:.sE
In tho Tlo,.c. Mr. Knott, frora tho Judt-ary cc:p-
tu,ion, Az Fellows: e~''''
Of President shall cSr sSaia ls clisp!o 10 ssi o,css
sIrs Fryc. On tci,sf of lie minority af lin fonn
oe reported Lii to emcud The Fcyscd statute in ro
tou Of 1u,cutjou to bccou,e citizen Of tho United
Gtteo map b. male bcfoc clerk Of court, aud s,tch
, 1876-01-19

LEl1HiH 6Hl01Et VI aEtl ~ nDofc bHtEitt lnN8
eu.h III tbs Treasury rn.l tue bonds with tntereat
.hsreon, s:.s5;as,sJ,. Tho amount Of debt n ts
reEort Of I'LL for ths fiscal Ysat ls7o WIS
lednctIng thu principal Of tie bonds purchased tho
sining fund RECOUNT, sud excluding tho Item u &C.
anso,1nt Of carl. IN lilo Trpasrry. The statement for
tho scaa year lbG9 was ltrasoi IN precisely Tue sae
manor ~ were !ho'S detailed ahoys g.. The aaonnt
is $3+a' to2 49,. This saiereat WIS msde upon Tho
bas!s u tho noa!ly debt staenen.: Issued ~ July,
cIaiing .hs sintIng fts,i, i s:,s9i. .l:3,9s1 10
which add accrued tntcscat. ta4i7,aio Total dett,
principal and Interest, ta.esal1o.Gt. Deduct tue
fund-$15d lG7 si3-ealea The amount Of tho debt
atatel aboyc less cash iu tho Ttr.auty and saksng
rors Of 1911 tho fiscal year 1870 Is 4s:e!a.
which roprcsens tho lt!aelal 4 the debt attor Dc.
snd YatIa III a a. q ss q; aySst
Of items OF accrued Interest aid pscsu1n oil 3oAns.
fotnery carried 10 tho psinep.laceont of ths loan.
excluding the ttenI VI acxruel inietcss. as ahoyG
stated, sud also the eutlts &1touHt ot cAsh tn thu
u rely to question Of sr. Sherman, Ms. boutwell,
said tho sst monthly sateeutA which eontaiLled the
account u tho s1!.1tst xste issual IN Jnly, tsay
could 10 changed lys yrsra aftc. tho RcgAtsr had
naa.o up the statement and sent !: % congFtas.
examination which tnok place Hyeral months tgu,
made with Mr.. nursalew. ts'ca seaato, from lennsSl.
res ~ as & ii Tug ep no,hae elt
ths 1il Yet It was ,,npossthls or all accounts II
agrre Iccoun oi ho!nA kopt In trco four differ.
alr Dayia saiu luz accounts might show change
from hay to day, bt 10 did Aut understand how Tho
a8urcs could be changed for or io years after they
had been reported TO Congres4.
als. Eumunda said tho changes which tho Senator
complained u were in iho bookkeeping. one Of tle
gpNl thlnU4 which tho senator ftou Massachusetts, did
Wh[te 10 WAS Secretary Of tho Treasury xaa to 70
through a thtss accounts aud simplify thea ~ far
po1ahae.
&tr .rl.. b., ,,tarc, nnH
, 1876-01-19
NOTICE.
4 Gold Mine in The Poultry y

The Chicago Tribune Of October 33 and ~
On Prof. a. Corbetrs systom OF Matching md
rniainE Poultry by nouns Of horse manure
alone, has boon 80 coptod by nowspapera
throughout tho Union, that lottnrs areroaoh-
ing tho inventor almost beyon his powcr to
enhwer them. He deaiTos, therefore, to Btato
that he has published an illustrated circular
which will be forwarded on receipt ofpoatago.
Gold Modal. aeveral Diplomas from Btat,
and County Fhtrs, also Modal from AmerI.
cnu 1uatituto. Address
PROF, 4. COnBETT,
uiokavlllo, L. T.. N. 2.
, 1876-01-19
THE CUSTOMS SERVICE.
AiLht,1l.A AND FEE3,

Snecial Hispsteh to 1'he Chteaao Tribune.
WAaM1saIor, D. c., Jbp. 18.-Tho Secretary
Of tho Treasury sept to tito 1Iouse to-day t.b-
ular statement showing the ofliciul co,upenba-
tion aud fees OF Customs otnccra during tho is-
cal year ending Juno %, 1875. Tho amounts
placed 10 tho credit ot COLLECTORS during the year
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-12-21
A SCHOOL-HOUSE In FLAMES.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, DEC. 12.-About
10 o'clock this morning, while the schools
were in session, fire started in the JEFF
ferson school building, three story brick,
and within an hour nothing was left but
walls. The fire was first discovered In
the primary department on the first floor,
near the fues, which extended from base
ment to roof through the center of the
building. In ten minutes the flames run
ming up along the side fues had burst
out in every room. Owing to the unex-
anpled promptness Of the teachers, CON-
bined with admirable discipline and pres
ence of mind, the children were marshal
ed down the winding stairways in perfect
order, and not one injured. The teach
ers were all women, and they deserve the
praise of the whole community. Three
minutes after the principle left the halls,
she being the last to leave, the whole
building was wrapt in flames. Consider
ing that there were nearly 1000 children
in the building, the people are filled with
thankfulness that they have escaped a
repetition of the Brooklyn calamity.
The loss is from SIS, 1000 to $4,000;
probably wholly covered by insurance.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-12-21

ORGANIZATION. - This Is a strong
word. We can go nowhere that it does
not apply. All life upon the earth is
organized. The tiny worm that crawls al
your feet, the giant beast of the African
jungles, the mammoth condor on the
Andes heights, or the frail reindeer Of the
frozen north, all are organized There is
wisdom in the structure of bird, for he
has strength in his wing. So the insight
fcant ant drags away twice her own
weight, because she Is built for at. Man,
the king of the earth, has an organism
superior to any otherof Gods handiwork.
Society is organized, and runs upon
certain conditions and principles. Even
the lower orders OF animal life, as bees,
monkeys, beavers, ETC., ETC., are not ignor,
ant of its benefits. All great enterprises
are effected by organization. Government
has its ranks and orders. The church of
Christ was organized by its Great Foun-
der. What place does the word have in
school?
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-12-21

Successful the county are about l75
teachers now engaged in our schools. At
an average of $685. per month, which is,
perhaps, a few cents above the average,
there are $5,833.S3B paid out per month.
This is money item Of much interest,
but when we reflect that for this same
money we are to get good or bad seeds
scattered over the soil of the young hearts
of Mahaska county, then it has an inter-
est far higher than money ever reaches.
Immortal mind to be trained into vigorous
activity, immortal souls to be frightened
for eternity, and the bodies, though NOR
tai, are to be guarded and trained. All
this in our public schools. Shall they be
success? No one party can answer this,
teachers, parents, pupils, directors and
Co. Supt., must together say yes, and then
60 to work with will. Teachers must
be able, and kind hearted; parents must
be guarded in what they say about the
teacher, must be careful to teach their
children obedience at home and the same
at school, must see the children at school
and know that they are doing all right
and must encourage the children at home;
the pupils must be at school regularly
and promptly, must 20 there to learn,
must leave all disorder out of school,
must feel that to BE- what waggish boys
call "smart" is disgrace must know that
to be man in older years he must live
manly principles when boy; directors
should see that the school houses are pro-
perly furnished and everything in good
order, should visit the school and assist
the teacher, should do everything posi-
BILE for the schools; the Co. Supt. should
watch without ceasing, and toll without
firing, for the good of ALL This, all this,
means success. Nothing less than this is
success. Do all the good you can for
this cause, and no harm.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-12-21
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

will sell the undivided half of the valuable
mill property known as the Mcintyre mill on
the North Skunk river, at Mill Grove Powesheik
county, Iowa, five miles north of New sharon.
This property consists of about ninety-four
acres OF land, three dwelling houses, barn, good
young orchard, in the prime of bearing other
frult In abundance, together with a first rate
grisf mil, with three run of burrs, with the
best water power on the Skunk river. This
property Is convenient to the Central railroad
OF Iowa and an excellent location for lumber
yard and coal depot and one of the best points
Tor a grocery and dry goods store in Iowa
Having engaged In other business that requires
my personal supervision. offer the undivided
half interest In this valuable property on very
easy terms
i VIII also sell that valuable property on
High street west of square formerly owned by
ID. =. Lauck, now occupied by Mr.. Ptckerell as
boarding house, and an
Excellent Business Stand.
1 have also valuable little farm In Johnson
county, Missouri well improved and handsomely
situated, that win sell on easy terms or ex-
change for property In Oskaio0sa, Tor further
particulars cell at the Packing House OF David
and w. X. Thatcher. north of the square, or &C
the once of the Hawkeye Agricultural Works,
Beacon Iowa. Z. II. LON6SHokE.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-12-21

The average salary of the County Sa
psrintendents of Pennsylvania is $1,000.
For 1873 the average salary for the same
labor in Iowa was slight fraction over
5000. It is but little better in 1915.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-12-21

The New York School journal, a
weekly of first class reading for teachers,
can be had IL weeks on trial, for 25 cents
The yearly subscription is $3.50. This
is good chance for three months cheap
reading.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-12-21

a GENTS WANTED Everywhere
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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-12-21
ALL ARE INVITED.

MEETING AT CRY HALL, OsKALoosA
Iowa, DEC. 22d and Odd, l876.-This
issue affords opportunity for final notice
of our holiday meeting. We will be for
tunately situated at a central part of
town, so that every one desiring can reach
it. 1t is hoped that as many of the
country teachers as can, will be in town
for the evening performances. Come pre-
pared to work, come prepared to learn.
Only small number can address the
meeting, but every one can think. Every
one can take share in the library, or if
you have one, get some one else to do so.
Every one suggest good book to be pur
chased for the library, or can bring along
one and give it to the library. Bring
good books, such as will be read, and not
such as are of little value at home
Every teacher and school officer will re-
celve copy of the course of study just
issued for the schools, and can take it
out and apply it to their work. Bring a
note book and take away with you the
valuable suggestions made.
The Programme for the evening Of the
22d, is Address, by Pres. Fl. I'll Seerley;
Defamation, The Flood of Years, by O.
Fl. Brainerd; Reading by Mrs. A. s.
Gray; Lecture, the Spirit of the Past and
Present, by Prof. E. R. Eldridge. Music
will be furnished by Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks,
and others. On Saturday music will be
furnished by Prof. Givens, and others.
These exercises are open to all who feel
an interest in the cultivation of the youths
Of the country.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-12-21
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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-12-21
REPORT OF BEACON SCHOOL, FOR
MONTH ENDING DEC. I'd, 1876.

ALTA L. ORvIs, Principal.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-12-21

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-06-07
"THE BUTTERMILK MAN"
BY P. II. BoDKIN.

Hurrah hurrah for the buttermilk mani
With his horse and his wagon and shining tin
can.
Go search where you win, in natures great
plan,
There's none to compare with the butterrnilk
man.
He comes In the morn-go list to his bell,
Ye druhkards who're drinking your souls into
ExchaI ge your vile rum for a draught from
his can,
And forever live, blessing the buttermilk
He comes in the eve, when the shades settle
down,
And wrap in their mantle both people and
town.
His bell is now ringfng-go step to the door,
And watch the white stream, for the thirsty
ones pour;
Now seething and tossing, it foans in the
pail,
And leaps Ger its edges, like double stout ale:
Now comforting. cooling, refreshing within
o, milkman, fill flowing my measure again!
Then hurrah, hurrah! for the buttermilk
man!
Hurrah, for the cattle that fl up his canl
Long life to the maiden who milks on the
moor,
And sends the bright streams TO the homes OF
the poor!
GREENCAsTLE, May 80, 1876.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-06-07

Ask the recovered dyspeptics, bilious suffer-
ers, victims of lever and ague, the mercurial
cheerful spirits and good appetite-they will
tell you by taking Simmons's Liver Regu.
laf0r, or Medicine.
Extract from a letter from the Hon. Alexander
H. Ste1 heTls, dated March Sth, 1872: 81 OCCASION
ally use, t0hen my condition requires IL, DR.. Sim
mons Liuer Regulator Nth good effect IL is mid,
and suits me better than dctiUe remedies"
An EhfcaciOus Remedy.-"I can recon-
mend as eGtcdcious remedy for disease Of the
Liver, Heartburn and Dyspepsid, Strgn1ons's Liver
street, Chief Clerk IDItiLddelDhia Posto6ice.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-06-07
REGULATE THE BODILY FUNCTIONS

This advice should be especially needed by
those who suffer from an irregular habit Of
body or disc ders OF the bladder or kidneys
Inactivity Of the DO wells of the urinary or
gaDs is speedily rectified by that wholesome
aperient and sterling invigorating diuretic,
Hostetter's Stomach BitterS; and, as ali affec-
lions of the organs of discharge havea strong
tendency to become chronic, and that very
rapidly, the use OF the Bitters should not be
delayed a m oment longer than Is necessary.
The action of this inestima BILE corrective upon
the bowels differs widely from that oil a drastic
purgative, since it is never violent or abrupt,
out always gentle and natural, and Its
effects upon the bladder and kidneys are
Strengthening as well as mildly stimulati We.
The beautiful impetus which 1t gives to diges-
tion also renders 1t a most desirable general
tenfc.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-06-07

"Hear, for L will speak Of excellent
P0Ep'S ExTRAcI-The great Vegetable Pain
Destroyer. Has been in use over thirty
years, and for cleanliness and prompt cura-
tive virtues cannot be excelled.
Ponds Extract Accidents, Bruises,
Commissions, Cuts, Sprains, are relieved
almost instantly by external application.
Promptly relieves pains or Burns, ScaIds,
Excoriasions, Channgs,. old Sores,
Bofls, Felons, Corns, etc. Arrests in
asmation, reduces sweIings, stops bleeding,
removes discolcrations and heals rapidly.
FEMALE wEAknESsES.Eit always relieves pain
In the back and loins, fullness and pressing paln
In the head, nausea, vertigo.
In LEueoRRnGA it has no equal. All kinds of ul-
cerations to which ladies are subject are
promptly cured. Fuller details 10 book accom-.
panying each bottle.
PllfS-blind or bIeedins-meet prompt relief
aud ready cure. No case, however chronic or
Rso s M on iss he on 1fgas Iss for
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Kidney DlsEAsfs.-It has no equal for perma-
BLEEDING from any cause. For this is a spe-
cific. 1t has saved hundreds of lives when an
other remedies failed to arrest bleeding from
pHrmsiiSM sel,Rhiia ana ToosSaeSs md
Earache are all alike relieved, and often per
PHYSICIANS of ali schools who are acquainted
with Ponds Extract of Witch Hazel rec.
conmeHdation from hundreds of Physicians,
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Quinsy, Sore Throat, Infiamed Tonsils,
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ed Feet, Stings Of Insects, Mosquitoes,
ETC., Chapped Hands, Face, and indeed
all mann er of skin diseases.
TOILET USE.-Remoyes Soreness, Roughness,
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and PimpIes. 1t revfres, iavigrdes, and re-
freshc,. while wonderfully improving the
Complexion.
70 FARMERS.-Pond's Extract. No Stock
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it II is used by all the Leading Livery Stables,
Street Railroads. and first HOrsemen 10 New
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Scratches, Swellings Cuts, dissertations,
Bleeding, Pneumonia, Collie, DiarrhGa,
Chills, Colds, etc. Its range of action is wide,
and the relief 1t affords is so prompt that IL is
invaluable in every Farm-yard as well as in
every Farm house. Let it be tried once, and
you will never be without It. ..f
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The genuine article has the words Ponds Ex-
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TO prepare il properly. Refuse all other pre-
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HISTORY AND USES or PuEp'S EXTRACT,
IN pamphlet form, sent free on application to
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