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, 1877-12-14

The famine in India is one Of the most
terrible calamities of modern times.
Though only half the truth has yet been
told, that which is known gives vivid
idea of the horror brooding over the
unfortunate country. In many once
fourishing villages there is now left
neither man, woman, child, nor beast
nothing but roofess houses and the skele-
tons along the roadsides, which the jack.
ais and vultures have picked clean. The
deaths are known TO amount already to
more than half a million, while thou
sands have died unnoticed and uncounted
by the roadsides, and in the jungles,
where they had gone to pick berries and
dig roots to stay the cravings of hanger.
In the relief camps, where 943.000 have
been gathered together, the mortality is
at the rate of q out of 10 in the year, be.
ing 30 times the ordinary rate of mortai.
ty. In Mysore, after inspecting some
1000 poor creatures, an official of the
government exclaimed: "Well, the truest
mercy would be to send for some troops
and shoot every man, woman and child
Of those 1000, for there is not one Of
them but must die lingering and pain.
full death. .'-PortldHd Transcript.
, 1877-12-14

THEIRS PERSONNEL. - The prints
abound now with pen sketches of
Theirs. A writer in APpIetOn'' Journal,
says of him:-"To Us he appeared
a short, thick-set, square.headed,
bristling haired, pugnaCious little man,
with a good deal of sparkle and a good
deal of obstinacy, brimming with irony
and "hght;' nervous, petulant, uneasy,
aud charged throughout his diminutiye
body with II seemingly inexhaustible vi
tality and force--a physical trait well
fitted to his strong, determined, and
bellicOse character. Rather German than
French in physiognomy, he was all Galiis
and all Mapeillaise in his impetuous
yiyacity and demonstratIye manner.
Most engaging, no doubt, ia conversa-
tion, anu when talking in the social cir
Gle showing at once his brightest aud
his most amable side, il WAS evident
that he best enjoyed political life, espe-
cially when that life was freely checkered
10y pandcmonium Of striies OF the 10.
rum. To see him In the Tribune, with
his cup of coffee or his glass of claret by
his side, his handkerchief in his hand,
and his coal.black eyes glaring out from
beneath the big, square spectacles when
he always affected, was to see him when
his fullest force and genius we're in play.
lie was good hater, and probably never
an orator lived who felt more keenly the
luxury Of forensic combat than Thiers
did in his Old.time contests with the
prim and austere Guizot.
, 1877-12-14

AS the French account of the tempta-
ton and fall has been garbed and mis-.
represented, we give it here entire. Get
some one who can initiate the French ac-
cent to read it aloud:
How THE SERPENT BEGUILED Eve
Monsieur Adam he wake up, he see
un belle demoiselle asleep in re
garden. VOLTA de la chance! "Bon-
jour, Madame w." Madame Iv she wake
she hold her fan before her face. Mon
sieur put up his eye-glass to admire re
tableau. Zey make one promenade,
Madame Iv, she feel hungry; she see ap-
pei on re arbre. Serpent SO promenade
sur l'arbre, make one walk on re tree.
"Mons le Serpent" says ", "weel you
not have re bonte to peek me some appel.
J'ai faim2" "Certainment, Madame"
says re serpent, "charme de vous voir."
"Hola, mon ami; ar-r-etez vous," says
Adam; "stop, stop; que songez vous
faire2 What madness is zees2 You must
not peek re appel" Ze snake he take
one pinch of snuff, he say "Ah! Mons
Adam; do you not know zere is nossing
prohebeet for re ladies1 Madame ",
permit me to offer you some of zees fruit
defendu." ", she make one courtesy
re snake he fill her whole parasol with
appel; he say, "ErjtiS Sicut Deus. Mons
Adam he will eat re appel; he will be-
come like one Dieu; know re good and
re evil. But you, Madame ", cannot
become more of a goddess zan you are
now" And zis finish Madame Iv.
, 1877-12-14
Home Education.

There is a popular tallacy that, with
out the advantage Of good schools, edu.
cation cannot be obtained. But let
it be remembered that many great
and good men aud women were, and
are, almost wholly self. educated. Edu-
cation, as we understand the very com.
prehensive term, is not merely the high
est development of the intellectual fac.
ulties, or acquaintance with the arts and
science. "Train up child in the way he
should &C" is the divine injunction. The
moral as we'll as the intellectual must be
regarded. Impressions traced upon mind
and hearing in childhood are rarely OBJ
liberated, but remain with US through
life, strengthening and deepening with
our years; exerting an evil or salutary
influence over our actions.
How important, therefore, that only
the best of influences be brought to bear
upon the youthful mind. What has the
great and good Watts expressed with re.
gard to this same education of youth2
Their future character as social and
moral beings will be greatly influenced
by the manner in which they are taught
from an early period to regulate their
emotions, by directing them to adequate
and worthy objects, and controlling them
by great principles of wisdom and
virtue"
Children naturally regard their parents
as their superiors, and readily accept and
imbibe their views; and it would appear
that to them the great Giver had entrust-
ed the important responsibility of mould
ing the useful and susceptible mind. Par
ticularly is it the duty Of mothers to at
tend to the moral and intellectual devcl-
opment of their children. 1t is to be
lamented that, as a class, they are not
better fitted to conduct the education of
their own offspring. De Stael said, "If
you would insure the happiness of France,
instruct the mothers of the French peo-
pie" And the noble expression is alike
applicable to our own nation. If we
would but adopt such plan, what glo-
rious improvement there would be in the
affairs Of our land; what diminution of
vice!
There are those among US, young men
and women, with whom adverse fortune
has dealt roughly-whose aspirations
have been fettered and oppressed by the
calling chains of adversity--who would
gladly accept opportunities for instruc-
ton; whose hearts crave the priceless
boon of education; but their respective
occupations, engrossing the whole of
their time during the day, do not permit
them the leisure to improve themselves
as they desire to do.
, 1877-12-14

A AFLENpID item shout a man being
Kicked all o. pieces by horse yesterday
VAS utterly spoiled by the csreIessness Of
the man himself, who climbed into the
hay.moW and stayed there until the horse
quit kicking. And ye, a cold world may
blame the reporter for this.
, 1877-12-14

PROFESSOR NORDENsRIoLD will have
charge Of the next Swedish polar expe.
dition. He will sail around the north
coast Of Siberia as far as Behring's Strait,
and from thence push directly toward the
North Pole. The King of Sweden con.
tributes $4,000 from his private purse
to forward the enterprise.
, 1877-12-14

MAN, being essentially active, must
ind in activity his joy, as well as his
beauty and glory; aud labor, like every
thing else that is good, is its own rS-
ward.- Whipp!e.
, 1877-12-14

TuERE are fifteen Jewish papers and
magazines in the United States, devoted
10 Judaism.
, 1877-12-14

BETTER be upright with poverty than
unprincipled with plenty.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-07

Per sous desiring Business, dealers
and all others wishing the very best
and latest I'm proved Sewing Machines.
should send for Circulars and Terms to
SAMUEL HILL. \
10 Naxva aNlansgansery streetfss
J. Jm~xe-. asas SAN Fxanefsco.
, 1877-09-18
by TEL E(1IsApII.


bPfr9H fHstHNA ~ IRE {F1bHnfs
ftvEnrooL. Sent l7-il:1D H. m.-tinA1x-whcat-
Winter, No. l. i11 7lt No. =. lis 3d &prinE No. L. ia
nj. No. ?, lts III, white, NJ. I. ia lii, No. Z l2s
o.; club No. I. l3' 1ds Hu = las. corn. No. T. 2ss
Uit No. !. :5s ID.
rnprl.iuxh-Pork. 5os. Lard. 4os.
fvkrrnoL. sopt. I7.-Corrox-fatr bn.tncss{ et&a
i'GLt sales. U.UU bales. speculation aud export,
i.tuU; Americana d 0U.
NnEAbsrurrs-Whtat-Cal white wheat ~.
era1t 13sb dis III: club 13sd1Js ID, spring. l0l s
q 81; winter. Ia al &t!s7L cUFn-Wrstcrn mixed,
:st 3ldslas Cd. oats-Amerlcan. 3s43s 81. barley.
Jr nj.
rEAs-C Canadian. 3ps I'd.
CLovEn 5kkD-Amercan, 43sajos.
rnovIs1osa-Mesa pork. Sol Prime mess beef, n,s.
Lar-Amerfcan, 4as. Long clear bacon. J5s Oh, short
do. 3Ja.
Characterization. G2s.
TALLnw-Flnc American, Ais ..'.
rkrN'Lxra-splritA, u oc, reaned, lii sd0s3 7ds
LfHaKKn 0tL -J1a
1!EstN-CpmmH1, - lit pale, IT,
srtnt1s or Tun"EsrrSz-27sG ttsess.
t1SnnS, : sert. II: 1:~t'rs'Ss" rxrnoLzua-tos 7'4d.
harwErl'. Sept. l1.-rErRoLEUx-5tt.
The folowin. vcre received by the Chicago noasl Of
Trade.
LtvEHrooL Sept l7.-prifno mess pork-Eastern.
ra, SIS. long clear. 15s Gd short cicAr 3ss, shoul.
'!era, EIs hams, hta. Lard. 4us. tri.nu beef
D5ss mills tncas beef. hs, extra India moss, 11oa
Cheese. ill., Thtiow, 4ts.
IMNnOx Sept. ". 7.-LtvxRr0oL-WhcRt stcntyt new
spring; IL .dGaf.s 3d.. Corn qulctcf. MARX LAMk-
Wheat ami clrn hr.s. Eargoes of cnast-Syleat
strong. Corn steady. CarRocs on paiaage-Wheat
strong. Corn stcady. FarmtrI deliveries OF Engiish
wheat durag the past wecx. IA. .0oo $50 ooo Qrs.
, 1877-09-18
Condition Of tho Coal StOcks...
Bank Ciearings of Irin-
ctpal Cities.
The P-oduce Markets 1rregular-.-Hogs
Weak--Prov!sions Tame.
Wheat In Urgent Demand for Shipment
..-Corn Stronger..-Darley
Lower.
Stocks Of Provisions Here. and Grain
in New York


Tho hnw Of currency from East 10 Nest IN now
active. There was abont S7j0 900 received here
this morning from New York hy c1rrees, md II 10
bctn. sent In large remittancca into the interior.
The orders yesterday for currency wcrc qn!te
large. There was nnIy moderate demand for
bank accommodations. The country hanks for
warfcd some pnrer for tcalscnunt t'ity ens-
toners not borrowing freely, but In the acRrc'
Entc the applications amount to considerable
sum, though not enough 10 keep all the funds Of
the banks proatabiy employed.
Rates Of discount were adf10 pet rent At the
banks 10 regular cuatonera. TN the street first.
els'. call louns wero made al 6 per cent. and tho
best OF time paper taken At oel ! per cent.
New York exchange wAs sold between banks At
s0c1 81 per 81, QUO discount.
The e1tasinVs were ~, 500, 000.
uANK-CLFARINas SHOW 4 MODERATE IMPROVE.
MEST IN HuslyEss.
The Public says that Tho very moderate spccnh.
dive activity In tho first weak Of September leaves
doubt that the increase In s tlentTnGs rceultetl
rom moderate improvement Of Dus(ncss. 1t
Continues:
''Tbat improvement. IN comparison with tho
corresponding week fh*t year, Ia not very large,
nor does II apposr at morc Than seven OF The ttir.
teen cities rcpor,iur but It IL especially largo al
Chicago and Milwaukee, In consequence OF tho
heavy grain movement, at baltimore In corsc.
quenre OF large receipts Of grain. md at Now
Orleans. The gain at New York. though coHail-
osabc. docs nut fully represent The tnctcasu In cx.
changes ar,snc rum uther l!an hack transactions
For the <alcs at atock nurinR the last week were
only G0. 74S shares. acnFnst ,00t, 332 shares nr
Ing The corresponding wcek last year, u ,tccrcRse
Of 1Ok .l14 sharca involsfnu decline ot, nl least
ST. 70O COO In clcnrinEs arising fton, rueh sFnntlc-
tionp. The exchanges at twelve cities 1nst week,
ut eleven Of these cities for the week ending sept
o, 1876, and at San Francisco for tue last week ia
, 1877-09-18

Alexander IIarthlll, Of Louisville, Ky., writes ~
.,,.s..
tolo"s: ..---..-.. .-...-.
conrso Of hnt!nr*a IN some ftsFtcts continues to
te Irregular. *a III oIlirra hFEsat furuis The fu1ln1
feature for IT ths ,.rs.'n,; ..,,. ,u,
liuatUna, c3ua n / null al inaln txuFts,
afser than h g11erAly Tho e4,o - lite III The :as.n.
slo waI nEu trHro1 bit chasing t0,dty barely hrn.
Oul working lugs anl very Desirable htaYy ref ha,a
slx bf en- haEeT IL Kt t bFnyula FHluY tefeH willis
aHe.Fabis fuuI daFs ruled oasef. sad clue It ID
Ali xrat II VI desirable manufacturing rod nt1ers hare
hsep well suAl .r Tho 0css Of ktniucky ilGeF sost
While .ltlc.!y good aha has nrayier bodied Glcen
fsx iii rutn,ust,ds.l tq} nxuTca ~~ eS@ ~" wa
suie elFed iirren IiiycI I'D Leaf coase zad tonx
aol lower aut iroul tilelF uuIGsifabie character
tsIiKhk Ail thly were worth. -
scsrSs aud brought sog tftccs. S
lrytu sorts m been with In nnntifY anl take1
, 1877-09-18

CATTLE-1srccIpta durInx sunday and Mont1ay, O. s3o
he u, aainc time Inst week, 4, III Tho supply wus
light, AnI roIaIxt aimust excustscly Ut Tcxaa cattle
anu counon natives, coWs largely predomlnnttng tn
tho tuttGr class ID tho amost cnttfn ahsnco OF ship
rtnF b.evra Il tmroaabte to get any tatr ldca Ut
market vktcx for tho upter grades. The fuw sales fB
parted lo not tadt:ato essential change from last
weeks cusH4 figures. There certainly was no oAcc.ine
and tic alvsncc. II any wal too allKht to attract It,
stock usually songht by the Eastcrn trao may c RI.
Rar4cl unchanged. Texan. and natlyo hutcl.rrs*
Mut! Wal In good Isusnl and arcr, tour not 10 tho
extent Of quosablo advance. Tho day bcin1 one 0f
tic nost strictly observed Of all tho tehrrw holidays
tho Jcws u al htenls snd purposes uut of thu
mNket. Its II been otherwise tho acahiy supply very
likely would hRfe resulted III x4tance III prices VI
tic gFa6s AtoS8 eDtHIo1. SAfes H0l p Al a. m
MNEthu bulk 4 S9i.stt1du Iur n4tlsn guns, and 1t
R2.MhGt ~ fur Texans. Tha niatktt closed ltealyt
ttS1 L i ttG --e ).
, 1877-09-18
4.E<i.tl,%
CHANOERY SALE,

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S:;;s* :, ;s; Wit +: IL II III i; :'::
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assttax ~ ID r. y s .oIs I'll
tho aaid IUrtKaGd uF thereafter aru!teli a-u - 9Ae
lueun.0ttfes .stA .nd Hts'rr toi!ilt t.'l"ss: hAuS
aud < Uhtf aEtlGlcs lup!cnehts, ii natrr!a' s'1
nceteI with Tho prupsf equipment, WHtsls e1a!at
lug. aud repairing of any AMI Ill bratc IAilfoa',F
du<tnx to said Hatf .ad Company at the IItr q n
t!erstu. kl.9 I'll tho uYuIael roal,. !1tn,s
tlyes sup Ites. touIs. 3ntsrulsnts aud a.iLFtAsss
0 whA!et sr hRtuEa uf ~ u 1Iun acquired W t.c IA
ctltsF htFt40Ust api1nttd In thls Gau>e " "" In
Asd InoEtKaxs dr4crtel bt sulA t:it!r @ h.
suDect AO sssGr. ~ ~ several parcels thcF.t ~ w,
several Mottx xa4et. - fuuxA namely: t'ft ~
ecu.e4 ~ te n!.t Day Vi Stay, 4. H. I-i ~ " & rc
laiuant nlurh u .sl4 rlra tnis tt"a t" ,
CstY Ut Fort Huron. in tlu a Ml hs H. IT, nG
CITY VI Lansing IN aald htate. l.snrt.ar e.enita M
the lEst DAY 81 May, AID. !so, W the ltnl,uat - ii
r4ifEoAd sx,euds iroa, s tl Ut tanstn = - =
Town Vt Allta1 III aAil st1iu ~ Aeal@a II Mil-
eAccuted IN the Int day Ut MaT. =. D. l";". ~ ls II
l'culn4nltt lsaslxa{ to!npaDy, uTf!lssa a. s t"
Illinois. u s4t1 complainant, IN 20 t'uhyt IL ~
fpad u r1tcuds from Mtou. IN III state 9f Mt"s.
~ Tho ctIf Vt Chicago. ~ tic ke " tIlln"'s IL
MuftE4Eo executed Oh It's 4t4t l4t u etptSAr
nnus1 III sss u tHs stais. u AlcIxln i:aA ~
lnnuIa " lho ~! coiIFtlnant ~ = % VI, ~ Iii
Town Ut Mtuu, vi VI which uutk -4ses AiI ~ IL
sail IAFuad aud Its appurcnA.ta sali e su!l sa! r
tu ssul ln4t4xa4 tas described - A!utrA !fl hut
thee ifvs I1es th&t Thu purchaser or Fnrshta'.
sale xhall not !1cuf my ISgsvAa! st!n4lpJ 49, ,
caIe4 w. Al5 ssnios mortgage euusli4tth+ P't1'
" tSi1f 4s1A thcsroh+ Ut N ao1o pNi ths'rt'i1
| 6peeta? Mater Comntss!oarF aai-r s4sd pest.~
| c. !. WtlkEtt.
| uusplalnA4Is Solicitor.
[ LATED, btttOIf, Au4 ta71
, 1877-09-18


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tss. ~; .t!ae higher nsa tn response
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, 1877-09-18
REAL ESTATE.



cGrv rnorEn11.
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kUklH " CttT LtAITR. WITHIN 4 HApIE8 W kEyEJ
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, 1877-09-18

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t sssss IN ;ssy s a. sii .ss
acaAns-rAient cut loaf tr*eat2 fcs crushed. tI!ft
i1cI E. hni ted, 1taA .Hcs rumttercd+ lt1{ .ct
stttiarA. IN tI.tr d. -. lh"a@i1r 9trn +. -
ttiNt. No. 1. IL lblptc; So.2, tt<as8c; yellow,
,fkrrs-Ca,Iornta str. oaf tri~., - t,s,; CalItor
Mia liuney Irs &! 5tt good tuI,ar 1uAc sTnn, 1a&
sHsErr do rr..r n4Cn common ii good, ii a53c,
co,ntn9 1"!as.s+ t!sti, hlack slr IN :! !;,7c
:s q as'st s,ss "ss*t i;,it II, 'd.' "a''r nj w
Nj. s;A's'! o !f: *" &c.,; ns!s %ss , ss";I
%',t, Pinch itio..uut. 81: savan inorrias Si 4Ucs
lItS.No lfnrsovr'nent N. r:t,c n ,he re.l,on IF
4'iirs mt t,nrr ftce offerings rcra rr,nanrd wrak
aud hHrtfle'l. Wrn,ftt; NJ. !. S:Fb 2tH 9il No. =.
4sssI. mlyrd. s7..ra7 .a urland nraric, Stu. 10.
l. $n.tH. tt!uEI'. $t.,lL .l' e..
irxn,tc whit. u ihc .r,sc eser:'f tnc car'ent ~
trlFtr anil tt nAIkct IL knt ass nf A'urk. t1Uta
THY bntehrlt :aws. tt7'ic. Atrcrs. A"*.if, arrr
ase urreu.rger.a, :ht. h',H4 heavy. A'It; dan.
n.rt1 7itt: tari rnr,l. h:tr; aaei kin, 1!ct
tsi,t .s;i!r! ,'Lrt, 1--we; dry hh. TO- lusI7e,
it1HtlWlSE~-nrre auc. mil UNCHANGED nt The
rrlcf ht t.c rat four We Ks Sa1r was sctrlrn If E
ist. a. sim yrr En!nn: F. = l5tyl 4 To. Of New
Snrk writs a. iy.ows .,rlc 81 stock lelns nlw q.
rr.rI,Epn hr |, CULTS fnicrasa inr illn scxsii u
tH year. Thr trrcEnafty IN gnuuInE continues Il, 10
thr Errklrsf the trale hive contend NJ It,st
H,. eEut 1hapcct0F ID ho~ lnycsltHaenx the subject
.LEATliER--A good drn,and existed fnr nearly nj,
A i. Tintisrly Inv IL c1i,ri.,,, witl.i.ic,, sni
l1d tendency ID All Il kHCr, We Uuulnt
, 1877-09-18
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW yU1Ks

Special Dt,pa,eh to TAs Tribune.
NEW fonK, Sent. 7.-GRAIN-WhcAt fairly aetive
and under lighter offerings and moro Or css speculative
manipulation prices wcTe again quoted up tor prompt
delivery ieb2o bu OH tprfu1 rather stronger &lao
wlateF Kraies. In option line generally 7aoo per tu
hl.heF though No. spring for October delivery fcll
oa near thy closd 10 per hut ungrsacd rcd and amber
Western In lots about eo.uoo bu At s1.3oal. %.
chiefly at s!,a7al47s No. Mlwaukes spring,
u too hu II H. <Atl4iI lrst weak In October. 400,
hu 1t si.aai No. 10, sou bu Iste September and
February 1t Sill, No. Chicago s2rtnR. 4.Hu bu At
St.7 uagrslsd ipTi0E, T. 0 bu II 3C1ls So;
No. Chtca1o do. Surcnncs. +. 400 bu At 3ad. Corn
att6e hr'cr on moderate offerings and tatf demand,
psrt oxpuft Account3 option business unus,tsl,
II tAnss mixed Wrstarn unzrAdsd 1t a3Qssc,
nad New yurk low mlxcd at o7t4c, lsye nrnler
tut mot actIsct No. Ws4ctn. boat loads held at re,
Oats lh icsi nrseat demand At further slight decline,
cAlnH generally weski mixed #estsrn. q. no bn At 81
1c ncludnRcar ols Of 10 to 81 l.A At a23io aud u
Lbs At 3l4cl white westcrn. 1.aU0 b n 34u4aHc Of
which car lots of34 bs A. 4asl ~ 10 ~ la good to
cholca at 37ta lGe. and diva to 3t Esu fur stained
Oc3As Fzei6Mrs-Activa 'call far sccnnl,nod at,on
for fan ln bulk and charters 1t rather arrr rslcs for
Liverpool engaXements Include by stealn a. CsJU bu
Rran a. iul per bu l.soo pkxs butter Ia rpfrigsAtos
at iOl4.
PHOvIsIoNs Moro Inquiry fof n,rss pork cheay for
shipment, with prices qvosvl nrncr, c1tra psna and
Western prime rleeA noHfnaft for forward delivery
here Western mo.s In rather rcquesl ssptvaaer
op!on quoted &tI. Is; October. &ll.91i November,
I'LL 6h III aF seller rtmanlcr at the ypar, $lh II
ll With a1cs tuportrd Of ~ brls tctober 1t sl1 21
Cut mea,s ta modsrats demand NJ unchanged rates.
Uacoh nac1ye A. previous pFlcess Western long clear
Quuted nt TIA we4tdrn asao lsrd n xool deuand fur
carly aescfy II previous prices; sales o ies nrma
~ ~ oaJ! 10 tcs on RpecuERtton ta.bT{; itu tcs
U arrive 1t IN, and l+s tss OF Ersts ~ a7s~s
un g.9sra !. afSs t,ctsber as gssss ksssaSes 4
snssl I".ss,;s - eSsi sssis t. t. t. IL
vi: sf'':s s; s;s: e
<.;t I:. j sst ss =: ' qst q .s,
Ss Hi iAl II; tsn"s' " fur fsaus' with cut 'o4'
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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