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Democratic Mass Meeting.

The democrats of Rutland will hold a
mass meeting under the auspices of the
Tilden and Hendricks club at the town ball
on Wednesday evening next. The meet.
ing will be addressed by Hon. AEernon S.
Sullivan of New York city, and Hon. e.
K. Davis of Whitehall.
The Sarsfield cornet band of West Rut-
land will furnish the music.
Men of all political parties are are iuvit-
ed to attend; the leaders are also invited.
The following committees have been ap.
pointed
On speaker-V. C. Meyerhoffer, W. T,
Page, Jewett Cain.
On muslc--W. II. Woodward, John San
ford, VIM. A. Wing.
On decorations-C. II. Granger, VIM
Kretschner, John Gaskell
On printing-Ed. Csrrigan, Louis Vail
quette, jr., VIM. B. Thrall.
On salute-H. r. Dyer, N. T. Page, Ed
Lyston.
On railroad accommodation-S. Hay
ward, N. l.. Davis, W. F. Page.
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The Remains of the Dead Speaker.

WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
The remains of the late Speaker Kerr
arrived here this morning from Rockbridge
Alum Springs at 615 o'clock, accompanied
by Mrs. Kerr and son, Representatives
Milton Sayler, s. s. Cox and Casey Young
and Mr.. Adams, clerk of the house. The
body is enclosed in caskot covered with
black cloth. The mouldings are of heavy
plate, and there are six heavily plated mas
sive handles on the side. The cover is Of
plate glass, and extends the whole length
of the casket. An extra cover of black
cloth and silver-plated mountings fit over
the glass. The interior is lined with
white elk and satin. Upon the arrival OF
the party in Washington, Sergeant-at-arms
Thompson took charge of the remains Of
Mr.. Kerr and had them removed to
special Car. A detail of six men of the
capitol police was placed on guard, the
outer cover of the cssket was removed ard
the body laid in state until 1890 o'clock u.
m. During the morning number of Mr..
Kerr's friends and others visited the depot
to view his remains. At II 80 o'clock the
casket was closed and at II so o'clock the
funeral party with the remains left for
New Albany, Ind, via. Harrsburgh and
Indianapolis. Representatives Sayler and
Cox did not accompany the party.
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Successful Fight With Indians.
New York. Aug. %.

New York, Aug. %.
A dispatch from Preston, Arizona, dated
August 81, says the following information
is announced officially Capt. Potter, 9th
infantry, under instructions from General
Kautz, commanding the department. of
Arizona, left Camp Verder, August 12,wth
detachment of the eighth infantry and 10
Indian scouts, in pursuit of hostile party
of Apaches which had lett San Carlos rescr-
walton and committed deprelations upon
settlers in northeastern Arizona Captain
Porters command struck the renegedas 80
miles north of Verder, ard immediately at.
tackled them. After a severe fight Of some
hours the Indians were defeated with a loss
of seven bucks killed, two women and Eve
children captured, and Porter had one H.
dian scout badly wounded. He is still in
pursuit of the renegade, and will probably
capture or kill the whole party.
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Vicinity Items.
WRYBRIDGE


On Sunday of last week Rollin Shaw
met with an accident which came very near
being serious one. He was descending
the Hayward hill in his carriage, accom-
panied by his wife and two small children,
and when near the foot of the hill his horse
became frightened by Mr.. j. Browns dog
and became unmanageabie. His wife and
daughter were Immediately thrown out
and afterwards himself and son,
Just as the horse became detached
from the wagon. They were all severely
bruised, though there were no bones
broken. II was narrow escape, as 1t was
very stony place where they were thrown
out
On Monday barn owned by John A.
Levi Austin, and contained three tons Of
hay which was quite loss to Mr.. Austin,
as it was bis all. Cause the old story Of
children playing with matches.
Mrs. Orange Brit,el died on Saturday
from scrofulous ulcer. Her age was II
years. The funeral took place Mon
day. Aug. 81; sermon by Rev. o. G..
Barnes of the Wesleyan church.
Haying and harvesting is finished in this
vicinity. More than an average crop of
hay and grain has been secured IN good Or
der. Other crops about an average.
All is quiet In politics here, except lit
tie excitement in relation to the county
ticket When few men propose to nomi-
nate temperance man for states at
torney, who, it is supposed will endeavor
to faithfully execute the liquor law, what
do we see and hear? 1st. The Yer
genncs Vermonter comes out with won.
derful wall, predicts devastation and ruin!
and prophesies that "split In our county
ticket will knock Hayes and Wheeler into
a cooked hat and send our glorious repub
lie to Davy Jones' locker, and rebels will
stalk fortq in the halls of congress.
The Middlebury Register councils mod
Grafton, and lectures long and eloquently
about personalities in politics;
The Rutland Herald attempts to frow
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BY TELEGRAPH
A Plan for the Sioux

WAsuINoroN, Aug. 20.
Instructions to the Sioux commst ion are
nearly completed. They give the provis
ions of the recent act of congress and say
one OF the most important subjects OF the
negotiation is that represented by the fifth
clause, and the president is strongly i'm
pressed with the belief that the agreement
which shall be best calculated to enable the
Indians to become self supporting is one
which shall provide for their removal at
just as early day as possible to the Indian
territory. They must depend for their
support mainly upon the cultivation of the
soil, and their own country is quite unfit
for that purpose. The superior climate
and soil of the Indian territory, and the fact
that the territory is forever secured
to the Indian people, should afford strong
inducements for the Indians to enter into
such an agreement. The Indians cannot
now live upon their reservation without
the aid of the government, which is under
no obligation TO continue its supplies of
food. While no money considerations
should be offered them as an inducemcnt
for any undertaking on thor part, 1t is be-
lieved the government will willingly fur
Dish them subsistence, medical assistance,
and schools until they can care for them
selves, In case of their removal to the In
dian territory. If, however, they decline
to agree to such removal, they should be
informed that they will be obliged TO go to
the Missouri river to receive such supplies
as shall be provided under any future act
of congress and the treaties with them now
in force,
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Feting the Escaped Fenians

New YORK, Aug. 90.
The Fenian refugees were visited by q
large number of friends and sympathizers
yesterday. They have received nvitatio ms
from various societies and individuals, ten
dering them cordial welcome and press
ing Inequalities, but they have declined
thus far to enter into any engagements Of
this character, Notwithstanding large dele
cations from some large cities, including
Chicago, have come OF for the purpose of
cooperating in any complimentary demon
stration that may be intended. The sum OF
$1,000 has been raised to relieve their
needs
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A Man Garroted, Robbed and Thrown
Overheard.

New YORK, Aug. %.
AS the schooner Niagara, from Bristol,
X. l., for Poughkecpsi,, N. T., was 10
Long Island Sound last night, the mate
heard the cries of man swimming in the
water. The boat was lowered, and he MAS
rescued and landed. At The Morrisania po-
lice station he told the AUTHORITIES that his
name was Charles Burke, and he was a
cabinet maker at 80 Bristol street, New
Haven, Conn. He started from that place
on the steamer Elm City last night, and,
when the vessel was at Hell Gate, he was
attacked by two men, garroted, robbed and
thrown overheard. He swan for the boat,
by whit ,e was rescued. He says the
men took lis purse and valuable papers he
had on him. Detectives are investigating
the matter.
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SCORE
A Hayes and Wheeler Club at Spring
field,

A thirty-feet Hayes and Wheeler flag
was thrown to the breeze across Main
street on Monday evening, after which a
procession was formed and marched to the
town hall. A Hayes and Wheeler club
was organized and large number of names
were enrolled. John G. Holmes wa, elect
ed president. After the business Of organ
izaiion had been completed, Hon. William
Rounds of Chester was invited to speak.
lie congratulated the club upon its pros
porous start, and proceeded to speak elo-
qucntly upon the political questions of the
day. The Springfield brass band was pres
ent and discoursed excellent music.
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Over $4,000 Organs.

We did not mean to boast when we said
that Mason and Hamlin had made and sold
over SO, 600 organs, we simply said 1t that
people might know what organ leads the
world talk is cheap, but facts are worth
something. 1t Is fact that the Mason &
Hamlin organ is the best made organ in ex-
is,ence: it is tact that the M. g. Ii. organ
has the best musical qualities of any organ
made; it is fact that the NJ. 81 Ii. organ
is the best organ made, all of which have
been proved, time after time, by their re-
cciving the highest rewards of merit and
gold medals over all other organs. You
can buy them and pay So. 81, $5 or SO
per month, or rent them till the rent pays
for them.
f. II. WooD,
dEw General Agent, Rutland, Vt.
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Miners Murdered by Molly Maguires

NEW YORK, Aug. y.
:. A dispatch from Port Richmond. Penn,
states that two miners, James Martin and
Peter Mccartney, were attacked by party
of Molly Maguires yesterday afternoon and
beaten with bludgeons, stabbed with knives
and treated to shower of bullets. Nc
Caffrey was killed outright by a pistol
shot, and Martin was so terribly injured
that he died in short time.
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Smash the Coal Ring.
NEW YORK. Aug. %.

NEW YORK, Aug %.
A meeting of the board of control of the
coal companies will be held to-day, at
which an effort will be made on one part
to keep up the combination, and on the
other to break it up. The general dealers
express the opinion that further decided
break in the combination would bring
prices down from 81 to $3.50 per ton, as
the coal companies have large stock
mined and on hand.
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Cite 8atlana Iailu Globe.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 90. 1876.

The circulation of the "Daily Globe" is equal
to, If not in excess of, any other daily newspa-
per in Vermont. The circulation Of the
Weekly Globe" is half larger than that of
any other weekly newspaper in Western ver-
mont; and more than the combined circulation
of all the othor Weeklies in Rutland county.
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Then the democrat, not satisfied,
took a vote of the players and bystanders,
which resulted, six for Hayes and four for
Tilden, and every voter except the two
players were Germans, and one of the vot.
ers for Tildcn afterward SAID he should
vote for Havoc
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WITHOUT A PARALLEL2-We believe
that the wonderful results accomplished
by the use of "ShiI0h's Consumption Cure"
are without parallel In the history of
medicine. Those who dlsbelieve this and
nave occasion to try it, can be convinced
without expense to themselves. Its sue
cess is so wonderful and sure that we sell
it on a guarantee to cure Consumption,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Hoarseness, Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Group. In these cases
or any Lung trouble, don't fail to try it, it
may save your life, while it will cost you
nothing If it gives you no relief. Call at
the drus store of A. w. Higgins, Rutland,
Rice & Co., Castlcton, w. Sweet, Fairha-
ven, DR. Meeker g. DR.. Campbell, Poultney,
elsewhere by dealers generally, and get a
trial bottle for 10 cents, or regular size
for so cents or S1.00.
"HACKMETAoK" a new and delightful
derfume sold by the above dealers, else
,ybprn NV laalpru rpparo1lv d.ew1v
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Kew York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. %,

NEW tOHk, aug. ~.
FLoCn.-Receipts 1876 barrels. The market
is quoted as fairly active. shipping and
sales OF 17,4jO barrels No. 2 at s. oOa8 IS
common to good extra western and state at
81 1904 60; good TO choice do. at 81 65a5 10 ;
common to choice white wheat western extra
at 80 l5eG 20; fancy white wheat western extra
81 9oaG rs; common to choice extra st. Louis
at "a 9oas %; Patent Minnesota extra good to
Sc 35sT 90 The market closed quiet.
WuEAr--Recepts u sos bushels. The market
Is nrfner. Sales 1900 bushels at csc for
No. NIL Saukee 81 O5 for prime No. 2 Chicago
for milling 9S for steamer No Q Milwaukee
ailOat 81 10 for fair No, spring s6a90c for
Old whit. red western in store; 81 O5Sl 10 fer
new Y d Texas.
RyE-The market is steady at 6o@65c for
western.
BARLEY-The market is quiet.
BARLEY MALT-1he market Is quoted as be-
in quiet and unchanged.
CoRN.-Recripts iis,76e bushels. The market
steady; demand mOd-rate Sales CT 90 600 bush.
IS, + do. steamer mixed, latter for choice (;
IS at9, for do sail mixed; s9c forlor graded
mixed; BIC graded white 6lhc Tor graded
yellow 6Ol5lc Tor white southern.
OATs-Recepts ll,5O7 bushels. The market
IS quoted as being trm and moderate business.
Sales 65,0O) bushels at 3i@42c for mixed
50, for gooi No. Chicago in store; ss@45c
for new mixed; 4Oa42c for new white state.
nAY.--fne market Is quoted steady at 60c
for shipping.
HoPs.-Market Is quoted as being firm ut S
sl5c for eastern and western l0a20 New
York state lao lSc FOR nominal CallfOrnians.
DOFFEg.--'cne market FOR RIO Is quoted as
quiet ana steady at l5a1774c gold for cargoes
l5GlSiic gold for 1ab lots.
>ua.a.-The sugar markets. quoted quiet and
firm { iir to good refining held at 9}s@93sc
prime quoed at9Ac.
WoLAssrs. -'rhe market for grocery grades is
quiet and firm.
RIcR.--The market Is quoted as being
steady and Ia fair inquiry.
PETRoLEuM.-The market is quoted as very
firm and quiet. Sales or crude at ll@uAc;
refined al 1873 al9hc.
TALLow-1ne market quoted steady. Sales OF
$1,000 lbs at s}sc.
tGds.-1he market Is unchanged at l4H@
l5c for state and Pennsylvania I2@l4c Tor
western.
PoRK-The market is quoted as firm. Sales
OF new mess at sis 25alS4.
BEEF.-The market Ii quoted as being dull.
LARD-rhe market quoted as being dull
closing heavy sales OF prime steam a. $40 so.
BUnER-rhe market Is quoted as being
hrn al l3G2Ic for western; l5a30c Tor state.
rHEEsE -rne market Is quoted as being
quiet ut 3904c for common TO prime.
WHIsKY-Fne market is quoted as being
lower at 81 l2k.
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The Eastern War.
BRusaKLa. Aug. %

MEDIATION AGAIN.
DRUssErs, Aug. 90.
A dispatch from Vienna to the lie -,Jord
says; Whatever may be the issue of the
fighting now going on, there ia O. ,erv rea.
son to expect that the mediation offered at
Belgrade will DO accepted.
TURKS REPULsErJ.
BELGPADE, Aug. 30.
An official dispatch received here claims
that the Turks were repulsed twice during
Monday. Despite their numbers they we're
unable even to approach the Notifications
of Alexnatz, and only succeeded in burn
ing some christian villages.
RUSSIA AND sERvIA.
LONDON, Aug. 20.
A dispatch from Semin says. 1t is stated
in well informed circle, that the Servian
prime minister, Ristics, interviewed M.
Kartzoff, Russian representative at Bel
grade, on the 18th inst, and appealed TO the
generosity Of the Russian government to
permit Russian officers and soldiers to en-
ter the Servian army. He also asked for
pecunilry assistance, as Servis had deter
mirc1 TO continue the war. The Russian
government has replied granting the above
requests under certain conditions. In con-
sequence Of this arrangement Scavonic
committees in Russia have commenced
sending funds in large amounts. Russian
oflicers and sub-oflicers in parties of ten
reach Belgrade slmos. daily, passing
through Roumania unhindered. The off.
GERS give their services gratuitously.
sERvfAN DEFEAT.
PARIS, Aug. 90.
Accounts of the fighting near Alexinatz
are sill conflicting. The porte has sent a
telegram TO its representatives abroad an
nounciDg that the Scrvians, who concen-
trsted oil their forces one-half hours march
from Alexinatz, have been completely de-
fpltpd
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J. Estey g. Co. have made and sold near
ly 10000 Cottage Organs In tho last four
years. Another maker beasts Of having
made $4,000 in the last thirty years.
Which shows the greatest present popular
ity? Esey Organs for the centennial year
are all new styles, and new prices, and the
best of terms. Address
GEORGE @. DAY,
nov22dYd1y Rutland, Vt.
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Baseball.

A match game of base! ball was played
Saturday afternoon on Hunts grounds be-
tween nine made up mostly of young
gents stopping at Clarendon house, Claren-
don Springs, and the Bolivars Of this place
with the following
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Tannery Burned.

BosToN Aug. %.
The ,aunery of Blake IS Hlgbee at Wo-
burn, Mass, was burned today. Loss esti-
mated at $4,000; insurance $4,000.
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READING NOyICE S.

Novak " Murphy are in receipt OF a
large line of cloths, and are prepared to
make them up in the latest style and at
hard pan prices.
aupibdtf
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DENNIsON'S PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold By Printers and Stationers
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND,
Iune2sd&wtf Wholesale Agents.
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Visit Mrs. G. r. Loops hair store, Cen
ter st., over Townsends furniture rooms,
Rutland, Vt. dtf
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John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu
tual and other companies. Office under
the town hall dSw
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PARIS, Aug
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Kew York Stock and Money Market.


Money closed easy at 1K@2 per cent.
Prime m rcanti paper 3(d4 per CO I.
sterling exchange firm AZ 4S7L@4s9k.
Gold opened ana closed at 11OI with sales in
the Int rim at 1905.
Clearing at the Gold Exchange sl7 .2z9, 600.
custom receipts, S3is,00U.
Treasury disbursements, $4,000.
Governments steady.
state bonds quiet and steady.
Railroad bonds quiet and firm.
Speculative Interest In the stock market to-
day ccnterci in coal shares In consequence OF
tha met ng Of the members OF the COmbina-
ton, which was held This afternoon. At this
meeting res0 utlon was unanimously adopted
dlS.olylng the combination, The first effect OF
TIL was 10 depress shares of anthracite roads,
but q firmer feeling followed with an advance
| prices The balance Of The market was firm
in nate dealings and prices were iS@H per
cent higher at the close than at the opening.
The transactions IN stocks to-day aggregat-
ed sd,2Gi shares. The principal dealings were
as follows:
L Ike Shore $500: Western Union, $3.50
Mich gan Central, 5000 New Jersey Central
1850; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
IS, 90
cold 'oscd at iioN@1iOs..
Money dull at 1@ Il.
Governments with better prices,
Sra bonds quiet and steady.
StO ks closed dull, Itverish and unsettled,
The following are tine closing quotations
O. s. G5 81 rcg"...ll9as Harlem 1917
.. S. Gs ~ coup. ..1i95s do pref........13s
y. y 6-2O5 6i coup. Michigan Central. AN
U. $. 5-2Os '65 old. ia Panama ..,,.iS 1850
U. :. 5-20s 65 new.,ll5 Union Pacino.... 62k
u. 5. b-2N5 67......1lQA Lake Shore Mich
y. :. 5-29s '6s......i.Usi igan Southern :. 5i1s
y. :. IS new. .....llI illinois Central,, Ssi
y. 8. io-i0s reg, .ll65i Cleveland & Pitts
U. $. 10-i05 coup. .1l9. burg. ....... 92I
Currency Gs. -. 1865 Chicago 4 North
Deiaw9r9 ana hud- western. ..,..... ssX
Canton............. 50 Cleveland, Column
Consolidated Cosl. 40 bus & Cin....... 4,a.
CunDerland. 50 II. j. Central. ... 5s
Western Union Tel llfDck Island maj
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@ A r p ID r S.

BRUSSELS, Tapestry, Ingram Carpets Oil
Cloths, Stove Patterns, Mats, &C.
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FURNITURE,

Parlor, Dining Room, Chamber and once Fur
nituTe, In Black Walnut Ash or Painted.
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The executive committee of the Otter
Creek Valley association have postponed
the annual meeting one week, until Sep
TENDER ed, at 1880 p. m.
J. II. WHITE, Sec'y,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-30

my pounas ~ q uaie, % The
same siisii De kept 10 I'm or copper
sxss,sI 80 eon,aihiss lge 10
si,us,ian $3.50
@Isua',s .nd asnaII., So III. 49,
nsy a. N.saii,' 10y
e. o.S ~
anv powsler "r @nnscn,'on VIE" ssssr
~ auso'aon n..ef
unless In sealed canisters or cases.
Any violation OF the rovisions Of
tnis section SHAH be subject to "A fine
OF mol ie-s than ten dollars nor ex-
eeeuing . hunur dollars.
sec 10. III shall be lawful for the
6'ty irustees, Inc CAY Marshal,
roiice omeers or rire Wardens,
whenever any OF thfnl snail have
saurS sosuEpSSt tfsat ANY gnh-t,owde
Or gun-cottuai Is eoilcealed or Kept
WITHIN 'he ciiy, IN Niointion OF the
pro'isi"fs Oh I ordinance, tn search
any piace IN saiu cry Tor u purpose
vi ueteruiiihhg wifether any gun
powue. or Cotton Is Kept, as
aioresaio any person who shalt OBJ
ntuet OF niiuerany sueho Ihcer max
rug seArcn IN the execution OF ms
ual'es unuer .niS SEXTON, shai' Inr'eit
a"u t". - Saiu ei'yi TOT escn ontnse,
u sun .ot ie-S ,han zen doiiats, o
"'o'e 's"" que aoiiars.
Sec. 10. IL shall be the duty of The
City Marshal, Police officers and Fire
W ardens To report all violations Of
the two preceding sections, wnich
may come 10 their knowledge, To the
CITY Attorney or City Trustees for
prosecution.
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g.. , rh.i ah' ma.ue's.
a.. L. ~. o"s,n' ~ NY
troI nrar OH era aa.e 11,.nn
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r,si,,~ a. .. -, a",a' -
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nniice tri,,I and ,;,.,;,'n ~ 80
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IF which he & ~ 1920
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