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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-02-01
The AShtabula Bridge.

Commenting upon the suicide Of Chief
Engineer Collins, of the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern railroad, the
New York Herald says: elf year
ago the Chief Engineer of the Lake
ployers that he could not conscientious
" certify that the bridge at Ashtabula
was safe, what would have been the re-
suit? Would he not probably have
been informed that if he could not GER
tify to the safety of that bridge the com
pany would be pleased to have his resig-
nation in order that it might fill his
place with an engineer who could and
would certify as aforesaid? In other
words, would &C orporation animated by
the average spirit of corporations have
changed the bridge or the Engineer,
when it cost nothing to change the lat
ter and great deal of money to change
the former? Had the Engineer been
able to prove to the company that the
continued use OF this bridge would cost
nearly million dollars in one way or
another, while new one could be put
up for a hundred thousand dollars, it
is doubtful if, even then, his
words would have received respect
full attention; for the expenditure OF the
hundred thousand dollars would be to
the officers and directors the only Ger
tainty in the case, while the possible
million would be always contemplated
as chance and the visionary fear of an
Overscrupulous Engineer. It is only
necessary to consider what would prob
ably have been the fate Of the proper
advice in regard to that bridge to com
prehend the tragically painful position
of the Engineer who has just slipped
away from all his earthly responsibilities
in the case by suicide. He could not
but be aware of the defects of that
bridge. He knew that it was not fairly
constructed even on the original plan;
that its parts were deficient from the
outset; that it was put up by incompe
tent persons; that essential parts had
fallen out and were not replaced; he
knew that the proper advice in regard
to it would not be palatable at head
quarters, and that great calamity must
necessarily result from its constant use.
He seems to have elected not to exhibit
any zeal in the discharge of his duty
that could be unpleasant to his superb
ors, and so CHANGED it > with regard to
the accident, with the result already
known"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-02-01
Vote in the Senate on the Arbitration
Bill.

An analysis of the vote in the United
States Senate on the Arbitration bill
shows the following result:
YEAS.
Republicans Alcorn, Miss. Allison, Iowa
Booth, CAL; Boutwell,, Mass; Burnside, r. l..
Chaffee, Col; Chrstiancy, Mich; Conkllng,
n. T.; Cragin, n H.; Dawes, Mass. Edmunds,
VT; Frelinghuysen n. j.; Howe, Wis; Jones,
New; Mcmillan, Mimi; Morrill,, VT; Robert
son, 8. c.; Sharon, New; Teller, Col. Win
dom, Mimi; Wright, Iowa-21.
Dent0cratS-Barnuul, Conn.,; Bayard, Del.
Bogy Mo-; Cockrell, Mo-, Cooper, Tenn.
DAVIS W. Va; Dennis, Md; Goldthwaite,
Ala; Gordon, Ga; Johnston, Va; Jones, Fla.
Kelly, Ore; Herman, N. Y; McCreery, KY;
Mcdonald, Ind. Maxev, Tex; Merrimon N.
O.; Price, W. Va; Randolph, N. T.; Ransom,
n. c.: Salisbury, DEL; Stevenson, KY, Thur
man, o.; Wallace, Penn; Whyte, Md; With
ers, Va.-26.
Repu61icoms-Biaine. Me-; Bruce, Miss.
Cameron, Pa; Cameron, Wis.,; Clayton, Ark ;
Oonover, Fla; Dorsey, Ark; Hamilton, Tex +;
Hamlin, Me-; Ingalls,, Kan; Mitchell, Ore.
Merton, Ind; Patterson, S. o.; Sargent, Cal
Sherman, O.; West, La.-16.
Demonstration, Conn.,.
ABSENT.
potblcams-Anthony, r. T.; Ferry, Mich.
Harvey, Kan; Hitchcock, Neb.; Logan, Ill. /;
Oglesby, ILL.,; Paddock, Neb.; Spencer, Ala.
Wadleigh, N. H.-9.
Denoocrats-Key, Tenn; Norwood, Ca.
TotdJ-Yeas. At; nays, II; absent or not
voting, IL.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-02-01
SANFORD'S
RADICAL. CURE
For CATARRH

INSTANTLY relieves and permanently cures this
loahsomo disease in all its varying stages 1t pos
sesscs the soothing and healing properties of plants
herbs and bars in their essential form free from every
fbrous contamination, and in this respect differs from
every other known remedy In one short wear it hes
found its way from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast
and wherever known has become the standard remedy
for the treatment of Catarrh. The propretors have
been waited upon by gentlemen of national reputation
who have been cured by this remedy, and who have
at considerable expense and personal trouble spread
the good throughout the circles in which they
move. When you hear wealthy gentleman of intel
igence and refinement say owe my life to Sanfords
Radical Cure, you may feel assured that it is an ar
Gle of great value, and worthy to be classed among
the standard medical specifics of the day.
The benefit derive from its daily use is to me sa
U0luG6le."
HENRY WELLS, OF WELLS, FARGO & Co.
ut has curedme after twelve years of uninterrupted
suffering"
GEO. W. HoUGHToN, WA1THAM
Each package contains DR.. Sanfords Improved In
haling Tube, with full directions for use in all cases.
Price S100 per package. For sale by all wholesale
and retail druggists throughout the United States
WEEKS POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale
Druggists, Boston.
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where Fitzpatrick stood, they saw he
was safe and sound in his place and he
quietly took out of his pocket the bullet
he had previously placed there and
tossed it to his enemies, who we're all
amazement. They declared that he had
stopped the bullet on it's flight, that he
was an invulnerable and wonderful con-
iurer, and what was more, that some
great misfortune would most likely be-
fall the tribe If they did not set him
free Immediately. They therefore cut
his bonds and made off as fast as posi-
BILE, leaving Fitzpatrick to go where he
n1aased.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-02-01

IT IS WONDERFUL to realize the new
principle, DR.. j. Fl. McLean's Cough and Lung
Healing Globules.. AS the Globule comes in
contact with the Juices in the Mouth q gas gen.
crates, which soothes and heals any Soreness in
the Throat or Lungs, stops Coughing and Con-
sumption. Trial boxes 25c, by mail. Dr. j. H
Mclean, 314 Chestnut, ST. Louis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-02-01

FARMERS and stock-raisers have fire
quently told us that they have seen very good
results from giving Sberidon's Cdvdla,y Condo
ton Poaoders to COWS and swine before and
after they drop their young. The powders put
them in good condition, and give them strength
to care and provide for the suckIings.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-02-01
That TICKLING IN TH

That TICKLING IN THE NOSE, stop it, be-
fore it becomes Catarrh, by DIR. J. II. McLean's
Celebrated Oatarrh Snuff it soothes end allays
irritation, it cures sores In the nose or skin and
removes Plmples off the face. Trial boxes
so cts. by mail. DR.. J. Fl. Mclean, 314 Chest
nut, st. Louis.
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We have often wondered whether there
is person in the country who does not know
and appreciate the value of Joanson'S AnodaEne
Imminent as family medicine It is adapted
to most all purposes and is the best pain de-
stroyer that can be used.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-02-01
PREsIDENTTAT, MANSION WAS

PRESIDENTIAL MANSION, WASHINGTON,
u. O., April %, 1875-Messrs. Helphenstine &
Bentiey-Ga Gents: For the past seven years NY
wife has been great sufferer from rheurna-
tism Her doctors failing to give her relief,
she used three bottles of Durang's Remedy, and
q permanent cure was the result. VIM. Fl.
CROOK, executive clerk for President Grant
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VEGETABLE Pulmonary Balsam, the great New
England cure for coughs, colds and consump-
ton. Cutler, ros. & Co. g. Boston, only genuine.
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LOVE AND LAW.
From the New York Herald

How an Ohio Couple Ensnared a Brooklyn
Thief.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-02-01

IT'D MN Seedlings, Evergreens Larch Nursery Grown
Ia EIEI one of the largest best stocks the o. S,
Tree, Garden, Flower & Herb Seeds, Send for
"a X, H,Ek Price Lists, Address H. NJ. THOMPSON 4
OAAR1K%s son, ST. Francis, Milwaukee Co., Wis
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VT II tn U nm Invested in Wall ST. SEaokN makes
M III Ill I'D Hill fortunes every month Book sent
Wv ~ V4VVV free explaining everything.
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FOR RENT.
rIo,BHn HALL, VIRGINIA CITY.

ftONRER HALL, VIRGINIA CITY.
T 0vER HALL wIrgoUT FURNITURE
u and uprtf hsil furnished. Inquire NJ tho
dvr,IEned at Judge Knox'. Cour .room. cor.
n.r OF u and Union sirrstp, vIrvinla City.
Lrk nc00wS, seerstsry.
Psb. usEy q, isII. k7s I'm psld
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NOTICE TO lIENHoluERs.

nHE UNDERSIGNED PLAINTIFF HAS
i this day commenced On sction In the Dls.
,rict Court Of the First Judicial Distr'ci of tie
sist Of Nevada. In and for the q unity 90 ITO.
rey, against the Oregon Consolidated Oold 81 a
silver Mining O mpany, . corr 'ior. d. ed
ant, TO enforce lien upon that certsin n.ininr
grourd and qrsrts lsd~ situ isd IN the on
mn Mining pisiiict. County of s'oi,,. siai' o.
Nevada. 2 corded upon the reeords oi I'D ~ /.
trict % tie New Orgon M'ning Calm" cor I,
m. ncipg at the vertical shaft of t.s Or.,n
Company. running thence northsr , 7sO fsei -
. stale Il he Independent Compan,'s 'uit
lin, and f5n feet southcriy from said vertisI
shsft, containing Boz linear feet; together with
al dips. angies, spur and varatiohs. and ito
herdf ament. and appurtsnsnoes ihtfeurto b.
La GIN. which lieu IL TO securr th ann Gf
$50 ~ in gold coin o. the Uniied siaiss. I'D
L claimed under and By virtue q en- Act cf n o
Il <gsiature Of the State " Nevada. entitled
"An Act 10 secure liens 10 mechanics ard
olherp, and 10 repeal all oih'r Aeis IN relttion
thereto" approved March .. 1873.
Nov, therefore. all i#rsoLs holding or elalu.
Ina liens upon said prcm'ses undsv The p'o,i.
,ions Of said Ac, srs hsrrby notified ,o he and
appear before said District Court on wEDSEs.
DAT, March ~. A. ID. 1871 ., 10 o., lsk a. ~.
the same being Q day ~ the rvenlaf March
T.rm. A. n. isif. Of ssld Court. aud 10 ephibit
then and thsro he proof of their said liens.
u. II. CARTliCK. Piaintin.
u. II. rAyLoR. A,tnrnsy for Pi,lntin.
Ia I'd tebr ssry rs. 1871 felt iaw 3w tu
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APPLICATIONS ToR PAfIEf.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 32s.


TINTED STATES LAND orYIcE. cARsoN
hsIsby riy.u that tLs N,ASAtA GOLD AID
5lLVkk MiNlko COMPANY, Q eorpof.iion
existing under the laws OF The ftaie OF CLffor-
ola, having its postoilics q Nan fnneisco. Gal.
lfornis, has " X. Csidvsll, the nj end
Snperibtscdont thereof. this day fled In this
fsr Ave hundred and seveLiy'nve lsie) Inner
fsst Of the Ma ara Lode with surfAce round
tuo hundred I7J0) feSt In width, embracing
sl.ioo acres, ofisially surveyed. plated q do
scribed 40 u. h. Survey or Lot Ne. l25. Town
ship 10 north. Range Il east, y. D. d. q d =.
,ries. county q sioseJ and state OF N,vsd..
and dssent ed In the plat and ned Loits on ME
IN this once % follows. vis:
lirrinning at . Post marked No. I. y \. Sur.
vvy No ifs. On the cart ,lde Of Gold Ca Jon,
q Ar the s.lin end Of The sliwr Hiil conpsnys 2
U. 8 survey No. 20. fron which rad posi tho
quarter section corner on the orih fine OF sec.
iioa eight tsJ. Township 10 north, Range ~
east. h. D. H.. bear. north "a depe.s o. min.
utss wet. distant .1ls iest. and ,hs d gssn on
Nisesis Compsny''s hoisiing w.ihs besr, south
81 degress ~ minuus east; thence. running
from said Post No. I. n,sth forty-six and one.
fourth Nehl degrte. fast tvO hui dr l1O) feet
10 Posi No. o. thence south f0iiy.thre and
'hree-. .ourths is3k) d.rrs.s es.s nye hundred
uuu u1tEutysuNu tstoI tttts w tut W.
thence south iogty.pix and Que fourth (tsh de-.
Yfsrs west two hum red tsnol feet ta tie ,. nth.
east corner Of the" Eeho." q. Il. rury.y No. o.,
thence along es,t boundary Of said Y. q Survey
No. 50 north iorty ihrrv Aid three fourth. ltstD
iesrees wsst Ave hundred and seventy i've lsf5)
et 10 said Poet No. I. the Ilsee oi b, ginnibe.
Il tho borthvest4riy coapsr Of the cisim: the
mining g'oupd b. rvbi sought 20 he IsteIted
eli q bounced on tho wsri by the Esho claim.
" y, Survey No. 90. b<lohgiig TO the Silver
mn Mining Company, and on the south BY
U.6. Survey No. "
The part Of The paid fia. sra Lde hereby
applied for 10 the psrttwerterly or ro't' srly
Hb fest OF the i.H0 fSet ihtre.f oxnsd BY raid
Niagara Gold an. Silver Mining Company.
uhich said Niagsrz Compsny does rot. bow.
.ver. hereby vaive az prtJudice any cf iis
isgai rights under Mining lass 10 the irn ain.
ing or poutLefly C25 feet OF its ta.d lode Lot
hereby sought 10 10 PATENT d.
HolIos Of the location { psid NisgAia l. de
may be found In lI<k Y, ct ptgr 1855. bold Hiil
Mining Rscords, at Virginia Ci.y. Nevada.
Reference 10 berty msde 10 the plat and
Geld not-s on nie IN this ofiics. and 10 The plat
snd notice upon said claim. f'r greater par
tieulariiy,
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE. Ne. 326.
q. p. Rsrvey Ne. 1tj.

RI 8. LAND orrIcE, CARSON CITY.
hereby given that Tie NoltTIL CIiiPNAN
MINING COMPANY. . corporation tIisiipg
al der and By virtue Of the stsie Of California,
The owner Of the l<aiion and calm ioeaird %
ihe "horth Company. ON the chipmsn Lsdee."
W John A. Meou.ld. ! dun, sn,hor.a.d osi. .ssn!
Virginia City. Nevada ha, made application Tor
200 linear feet Of the CnipnAn Ledge. rin-
sins nortEcriy and roatheily alone said ltdes
~ lode. and embracing the ssme, with all
4 pc. spu,s. angles ard va,iaii.i,, w;ih ,u,f,es zee
md sur,ey iine.. diagonal. 813 iee' IN lspeib.
.i'uatsd 10 the Gold Hln Minink Dbiiict Storey
tuhiy, Nevada. and described more partieu.
i,riy upon ofieiAi plat aLd Geld p.ts of ar,ey
IN. Teof on hle In my ,ffcs and ported on TIE
.sid claim - iollows, 10 wit Besinhing .
post marked No. !. U. =. survey No. las. On .
westerly sloIe. at fo.d oI dump. sid sbout rs
lrei westerly fIcm th~ : ofth sid toIth CHIP.
man jain' shaft. and whene bear, the quarter
- sction torptr IN the Fouih liie Of s.ciion ~.
Township II porth. Ran,e Il east. Moutt Dia.
blo meridian. south d'rrr.r 70 NJ, uies esst,
listant is1 ieet; and runhipg tisIes fr m ssid
post No. I, nfst eonfsc. north n \ degrtes weSt
i.00u feet In post No. q; tscuec. sceoid eUuire.
North IS deErers 10 mihuiee east s23 feet to
po.t No; 8. on s,r.p ,loIe Of rsii,csa S .mhsnh.
,ik degrees east. dipisnt ~ feet th. nee. third
l..ursc. pou,h 2ik cegrves tast. at ~ feet Wit.
aeps Post No. .. whence hears the northwest
corner Of tho rev Yellow Jscket sbafi.bous
.vuth iok degrees east. distsn' about 40 fset,
The east entrance Of the Virginia ard TtUtkce
Railroad trbnel nrrth 20 degrtes west. firtsLt
lbou' 10 feet. LEO feet 10 Pest "a. ii thsncs,
fourth course. pouih % dtercs 10 minute, vtrt
s25 fcst 10 Post No ]. the piece of begibiinr-
c..ntalnlng c.i00 acres.
u arirgs expressed from the true meridian.
varp'tic variation. 10 degrsr ~ minutes eas'.
3uryey made 20 eonfCfm with the record Of
cation according 10 testimony OF witnesscs -
10 Identity Of the same.
The labor and improvem nfs consist OF =
20 nj shaft on the lin betvstn the North aLd
%uih Chlpman C-mpsnies' claims on t,c
Ch'pmAh II DE. Two ibrlines respectively -
a,d fset dep. and . shalt nov used b, tn
Yellow Jseld c''~pa y. ex eedins ssoo In
Any and eli persons claiming sdver,ely any
nor LOT of taid mimi y or nd. hefeihbtfore
iescfibtd. arc required 10 nle their adverse
s,ain thereto with the kssistsr OF the United
states Land Ofhec o. Csron City. Ssyada,
,iuriig g the sixtydsys period Of Tublirsti.n
isfeoi, or they will BE- barred by virtue Of tho
prnvisions Of the statute.
isi' ssd. @. HARRIS, Register.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

7 O. J. MURPHY. or l. wYR 0OLU hill.
i, iake thia M thod OF inforinirg the pub.ic
that the statement made ard calculated By ons
wils-n, 10 the effrct that embsrsied tila paid
me By certain parties 10 further lad claim.
ID false In every resptct. % ] never received
such noney; all OF which shall prNvc BY the
statsmsui OF saii Nilson under oath
also wish 20 notify certain othsr parties
who have bcsn using my name too freely that
n thsy do not ditc, ntinue jhe san wi ! CON.
pei item 10 prove their slsnier..
iesi % q. J. MURIHY.
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LADY BRYAN.
r0sfPONRMKNT.

ArA MRrrINo OF THE DIRECTORS OF
a the LAdy Bryan Mining Company, bald
February -, 1871. 70 was ordered that ths sale
Of the stock nov delinqusnt on aeeount Of
assessment No. u, ssid ssls OF said stock hav.
Ing besn enjotned. b. and nsties 10 hereby
sivsa hat said sale 10 possponsd until further
WI. n. MocLuTocx, ssess.asy.
Omes-No. 90 Pine street, Room No. ban
Yrsneiseo. California. fssstd
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FOR SALE.

ONE SECOND CLASS slL'rs RoTARr
~ tIRE kNnINR tguanptced In prfet
pand fret OF carb ,siset Hose.
' - W. W. coRYRLf,
JACOB YOrNG. JR.,
L. Gr00ESHEiM.
aAlu, YINCG
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ENG CRAVING.

VIyuEN You WANT To Oct YOUR
w name. motto or anYthipg In that linz en-.
graved 90 Spoens. vatehfs. siivervarr. and eli
that sort Of thing. 70 10 l.. u. BUTCH. n
south o street. Virginia. and have 10 doSe in
rooi shape. S0m
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HORSE FOUND.

VHBnR olME TO Mt RANCE. ON TIL.
i Tunnel Toll Iiead. between Gold mn end
Virginia February 2ith. ,msil baid. faxed bay
horse. with ssddls sna Birdie. Any p<rson hav.-
iss lost the ssid animal can havs the Iame BY
f.th tot Ri'liARD BREWER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HOLIDAY GIFTS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
HOLIDAY cIFTs.
| MAosniorsr GOLD CHARMS. Pm.
Albums. Nusic Boxes, and an sssernsat ol
MEeRsonAum GOODS.
rhs eauai o; which va never bsfoss sxhib.
iisd In God Rir.
CHOICE CIGARS, ZINE CUTLkRY,
STATIONERY, asa
YANKEE NOTIONS
OF every description. At
o. n. cALLuP's,
Opposite ,hs Bank Of California,
Nn Main street. Cola Hli.
r A N . ALL'0
Wagon 4 Blacksmith Shop,
Main street, Lower Cole Hill.
HAvINo A GOOD SUPPLY o. 4
- al kinds Of WAGON MATERIAL. ~
! Am inlly prpsred 10 execute sysry do. NJ
ncnption o. hsevy and light work In my "
NEW wOhK Of Ill kinds sxseuted 10 ordsi
and ispsifins done on short notice. There 10
PAINT SHOP
On the premises, carried on By one of the bssi
Painters on the Coast. There 10 slsoa
sHoElko SHOP
Attached to the establishment, and none bui
the best mechanics arc employed.
All work guannteed 70 give satisfaction.
Hard.wssd Lsmbsr and wassn Ma.
tsrials ssr sale.
nm ). RANDALL Prspristsr.
FREIGHT DELIVERY!
GOLD HllL.....kEvADA.
HAVING MADE FULL ARRANGEMENT
~ for the reception and delivery OF all kinds
Of FRKlGnT coming over the VIRGINIA ant
ThUCKRk RAILROAD TO the
GOLD HtLL DEPoT,
From the lighte.t PARCELS OF GOODS anc
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
To the HxAvIRsT MAcHINHiiY. BOIL
RRS, ETC., KTC..
my services In that line, upon
RgAsONABLR TERMS.
Partiss wishing ne to receive and deliver
thsir freight will pisase direct shipper te
MARI plainiy-"Cars r. O., Gold mn"
em THOMAS GALLAGHER.
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BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
AoEMoY;
GOLD MILL . . NEVADA.
v. n. BLAUvELr r..................AexST

DxPosrrs ofcoiN OR BULLi0N received.
IL Ath.r "a oocu Aesount % 10 issue CER
TiYiCATRs therefor, payable lat tho option OF
IL holder In Gold Hin or SAN Francisco; ~
naks collections, parchAse ballion atthe most
favorable rstss. of advance coin thereon vnen
Forwarded 10 the Parent Han In San Francisco;
calls Bills Of Kxehaaxs, and transaets General
Ranking Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-28

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