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(OrP0site deuerc House,

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No. :. RuIfnch street, Bos;oa-
Opposite R>uero House,
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The Science Of Life Is beyons all conn srison the
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NEW GOODS! Low RATESW
' Prepared under process, retaining All
their natural juices ard solidiy he pxc-Iei
ready for the table without any addition trouble
BkEF-Cl rned Beef,
Roast Beef.
Beef ala Mode,
Clipped Beef.
Pics, FEET--in Jelly. ? 10 cans
TCNGCES-0x Tongues.
Calves Tongues,
Pigs Tongues
GAME and Pot LTRY-
BCned Turkey,
Roned Chicken,
Yorkshire Game Pie.
Veal and Ham Pie, TruhIed,
Sgvory Pie,
Ham and Chicken Pie,
Paie de Foie Gras
HOMELESS Cook d Ham Nv holel.
sOCPS-0X Tail, Mock Turtle,
Camc. Mullagatswbv,
Pea. Soup and Bguelli
BRoIHS and MEDICAL C0MF0Rr5-
Chicken Bro n,
Extract Of Beef.
SUNDRlES-ON Kidneys. Ok Tails stewed,
rrpe,
Fresh Gulf Shrimps,
Salmon and Lobster,
And mary OF her pew Goods.
Notv lthstarding the general depression Of busi-
ness, We VIII keep oar stock complete with new
goods as they appear On the market and by selling
them a. prices II srit the times respectfully re-
quest the public encouragement.
3. w. REEDS SONS,
jtl5 tr 1916 STREET NORTHWEST.
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DILES AND FISTULA.

DR.. II. ID. SHRADER. Office 1910 street
northwest, positively and permanently cures Piles
and Fistuia mo matter Of how long standingD by
entirely new, scientific and universally successful
method Of treatment, without resort TO the Knife,
q perfect cure guaranteed in all cases money
funded. Refers to VIM. Tucker, merchant tailor,
Emery Coal COMPANY Office, lst aud streets north
west; J. Manion, grocer; s26 7th street south
Garter 4O5 18th ST.: T. q. Marche 5Il ST. south
east, Jose ph wall, $50 Pa. ave.: l.. Lachs. OF
Luchs 4 Bro, W holessle cigars and tobacco, 525
9TH ST. and 20 many Others on application at my Of
nee, those names We have not permission to 4
connection with this advertisement.
Special apartments for ladies. Hours 10 a. NJ, 70
p. M; Sundays . to p. m. Consultation free.
myl7.6m
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ColOred Schools.
EIETIr nrSrDTrr

FIffH DISTRICT, tGEORGETOWN.)
1IAhnnas No i, A T. Howard teacaer-Eirst
Gertrude Lee jose phine shelton, Clara Hawkins,
mstLds Lasec Nlrginia Butler, William MArse,
Granny No;l T. y. Bradford tescher-First
10 Thomas Baily. John Pope, Ella Nash sara MT.
gan. Sara Riddles, Elizabeth Sweeney. Sara Will
iiams, Alice TouaIain, Luejus Harper, Emma
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Prices jewelry store received some beau
tiful styles in Roman gold chains, crosses
and lockets; Lake George diamonds; real
shell and pebble ye-glasses, one dollar and
my cents. No. i57 Pa. avenue, near ~ st.
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BEAUTIFUL lace stripe white goods, bunt-
ing, black cashmeres, black alpacas, black
silks, lawns, cassimeres and linens for boys
wear, new parasols. Carriers, 7g7 Market
space.
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JoaS BiFl1L Fo Pr tT TCSWoEx kt e II.
District. under the echlepger Patent. seetibule~,
sdew slks, ana footwsys 10 eOlors, Houses fronted
nue.. yee I'm"
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EARTH CLOSETS, best in use, at Hamil-
toms, Y. NJ. c. A. Building, 9Th and ID
streets. t,s.2,
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ITO BUILDERS-Sexth Waskinstos Galrar az ID
4 Iron Cor,Ses Works.-Using largest patent n v
chimes; can contract work cheaper than OF hers.
OTTO WOLFsrEIHER. formerly Architect, sic
Jto Elest, peay Virginia eyepue, my1lps
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THE SUPREME IMPORTANCE OF DOoleV's
Yeast PotCder can be established by logic.
For instance: Bread is the staff of life; Doc
ley's Yeast Powder Is Indispensable TO COOL
bread. Therefore this baking powder is OF
great value TO life. II you don't like the
logic, see If the practice don't remedy the
defect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-21

BUSINESS at the Revere and fremont
houses, Eoston, continues excellent, and
Messrs- Chaplin, Quincy x Co have reason
TO feel gratified al the ever-incTeasiug success
and popularity OF their establishments, so
deservedly celebrated throughout the United
States, since their opening, full thirty years
ago.
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PIANOS. dc.
HIGHEST AWARD.
Il WM. kNARE A. CO.'S
BANKERS.

A MEMBER OF ThE STOCK EXCHANGE
"A viii execute orders Tor the purchase sale Of
stocks, Bonds and Cola on Moderate margins. Com
missions So per each 400 shares. Stock privileges
pegotistec pOnsible parties only. COrres pond
solicited. Heury Merriam, Member An. Min
Ing aud Stock Exchange. IS Wall street, Nov York.
Ref renee, II. Il Msngan, csq., President National
Trust Com psnT, New York. jsni-tr
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The Boston firemen wear straw hats in
Summer. They have ribbon device when
the men are on duty.
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C. II 7 IT z u s

For Low ESTIMATES on Plumbing. Gas
and Steam Fitting, and guaranteed work,
call on Hamilton, Y. NJ. c. \. Building. is ?;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-21

Elue Flannel Suits,
For Gen lemen and routb-
Brown Linen Goats for $50
Brown l. linen Pantaloons and Vests
treole Check Linen Suits of rpeSr analitv
I1ap ID Etc, French sud g -rman. IN
Coats, Vests and PaLtaIoons
me A lpaoa Sacks
linen Dusters.
serge Skeleton Sacks Of aohAir and Worsted
West Point hite buck Nests
inc White Msrseilles Vests
Perfect " amsutta Shirts.
From 81 I2a upward
NEST Linen Collars. of latest styles
liner Cuffs for So and & per doz
Good Gauze Shirts from 70 cents upward.
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Weather Indications To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ,
W A . :. I---... 4

For the lower lake region and middle At
lantic states. falling barometer. warm south
followed by rising barometer and colder
northeast winds.
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THE SUPREME INPORrANCE Of DnoIcl,

Doors AND WINDOW SCREENS. All kinds
al Hamilton's, Y. NJ. &. A. Building. ts2;
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THE FUNERAL OF Mr.. J. Moody Smith
took place yesterday afternoon from Ma
sonic Temple, as stated in Yesterdays STAR
The burial services in the Temple were con-
Quoted in the Rose CroiX degree by General
Albert Pike, Sovereign Grand Commander
% the Scottish rite for the southern iurisdic-
ton. The Masonic choir, under Professor
Henry Bradley, sang some appropriate Sc
iections. Further Masonic ceremonies took
place al the Congressional cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-21

HEADQUARTERS for bird cages, prepared
gravel, bird food, bird tonic. instruction
hooks for treatment OF birds, sc. Hamiltou's,
Y. NJ. c. A. Building. t.s2,
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THE ASSESSMENTS FOR THE AVENUE
PAVEMENT.-Generals Gilmore and Wright
and Architect Clarke, comprising the Penn
al the Cfiice OF the District Commissioners
yesterday holding conference in relation TO
the assessments for that work. Some points
OF di ference as To the construction of the
law have 20 be adjusted, which Will take
several days 10 settle, before the appOrtiol-
ment OF the costs will be made known be-
tween tile District government, general gov
eminent and property holders bordering ou
The line of that avenue and the railroad COM
panies.
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FOR ORDE RS:
Corduroy, Fustisn and yeIyeteel,
Wat'r proof Coored Eucks,
Orange. Drsb and Blue Seersucker,
Fine Linens, hite aud CoiOred.
Drap ID Etc, French and German
French eersts, imported for the OF the Sisters
Charity.
Real Cheyiot Suitngs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-21

CLOSING SALE OF BOoKS.-In the sale of
books o-night at DOwling's auction rooms
are many rare and valuable works, and as
il is the last sale of the season, bOok-buyers
should not fail to give it their attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-21

A VETERAN TEACHER SURPRISED
Yesterday afternoon al SestOn building, Just
after The closing exercises for the year, the
school intermediate No. 1. Mrs. Emily My
ers teacher In the main hall was the point
of attraction for large assemblage. Yes
ferday being the close of Mrs. Myers TWEEN
ty-nfth year as a teacher, a large number of
her frieTd>- including eX-tTusteeS and many
former pupils, some of whom are teachers,
and Others are of age. settled men and Wn-
men, determined 10 surprise her. Mr. w.
X WOOC ward in neat speech first surpri sad
Mrs. Myers by presenting her with a fine
gold walch and chain. the gift OF ex-trusteeS
apd former pupils and associate teachers.
The audience with one accord arose as the
Chain was placed Oh her neck, AID Mrs. Ny
ers. deep y affected, made a brief reply. M
Vol then, III behalf OF Mrs. Myers last
years pupils. NOW in VI IS Billings school 5
and Mrs. Ny ers' present pupils. presented
her viii q handsome silver ice pitcher of
elegant design Addresses were made by
Mr.. % q. Wight, Superintendent Wilson
Gen. W ii. BrowOe, Col. bingham and Mr.
Rsi d' lIh- Among Ctherex trustees pre- 1ent
were George r. Mcclellan. James LaurensOn
and VIVA. Lord. AT the close, Mrs. Myers
was invited 10 adjoining room. end with q
number o. friends PartoOk OF refreshments.
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An INJUNCTION CAsE.-To-day Mr. X r.
Perry, for Mary LOhman and Andrew
SpTohs, filed a bill for an Injunction against
Marshal douglass, Frank Tueber and others
70 entoin The sale OF certain property on
Capitol Hill 10 satisfy judgment In favor OF
Louis Hueber against Frank Tueber for
S2.5C0 given few months since in a suit for
damages for injuries received by the wife OF
Hueber az The hands OF TIebeg.
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BILLS AGAINST THE DISTRICT. - The
checks for rents for school buildings for the
quarter ending June 50th are ell made ont
and are in the hands OF Auditor EinsOn, who
Is T. Gdy 10 pay them over on application OF
the creditor IT Is the wish of the District
authorities Ihat all bills against the District
on account OF current expenses be presented
and paid before the LIST proXimo.
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LAWN SPRTNKLERS, fountains and vase
at Ham!lton's. Y. NJ. c. a. Building. t,s,2
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INTEREST PAID on DEPOSITS by J. III.
squier q Co., Bankers, 14l6 Pennsylvania
avenue. rSao
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LARGEST VARIETY and cheapest Gas Fix
tur house In Washington. Hamilton's, Y.
NJ. c. a. Building. ts2:
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% e. MANN
IL. desires the attention Of the public to the choice
BEEF, MUrroS so' LR al AND VEAL
always to be found at his Stalls, Nos 63e and $50
9Th street wing Center Market, and Stalls Nos 40
and II Western Market. Open regular days ct
each place.
Orders faithfully filled and purchases deliver
Rec. augS-ly
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EOEETAS PARRISH SUsPESDED--At a
meeting Of the Board of Fire C0mmi> siOners
last night apI icstlOnS Tor positions IL the
department were received from Howard W.
WTiEht, George Ii. SmallwOOd. Geo. Wright
an Richard II. Burch. Mr.. Hume, 20 whom
was referred the charges against Foreman
joseph Parrish, of No. Engine Company,
for language and conduct unbecoming an
officer. reported the result Of his invest. ga
ton, without mmeudaJiOl. The alleged
unbecOmlng language was addressed to the
engineer OF the company. Tee subj -ct was
discussed at considerable length by tas
board, and motion was carried to suspend
Parrish for one month, without pay, AMI the
pres ideIt Of the board was instructed 10 rep.
finland him
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issuei to
John Il. O'Sullivan and Bridget Neville:
frank Altman aud Lyra GosS; All CO Igl-
Thompson; Lawrence Il. Talbot of Anne
Arundel county, Nd, and Alice r. Cookssy;
W. W. Osoorne, OF Boston, and Maria j.
Marsh; Richard II. Hawkins aud Sophia r.
Coakley; W. III. Knox and Mary j Ponna-
roy Samuel X Wade and Clara F. MuiIay.
OF AleXandr1a; W m. Carter aud Ellen wal
keTi Nelson I. Johnson and Julia Simms.
PREsESTATION--OnT Tuesday evening AZ
HE regular meeting OF Naomi LO1ge, No. 1,
daughters OF Rebekah, there were some vary
interesting exercises. including the present \
lion by The membership OF a handsome p.
q and II. L. Z. combination collar To Mr..
John Long, the Noble Grand. Mr. l. r
HavenEer made the presentation I'm a nea,
address, TO which Mr.. Long Appropriately
responded.
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BEST and cheapest street hose in the mar
ket, at Hamilton's, Y. NJ. &. A. Building.
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SUMNER RESORTS

SHEN ANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS. SHE
= NANnoAH ColNrN Va -Pefsans A . n
these Syringe Daily ma 'u1untaia air. lL.Wl
Nsfei} - ua'er~; purr MIX NJ bar. Sp'cIal y
- isfuliies and r-rsrUs z.g burning tao months
famFhi - q. sgs pfnrssl1 ais avrune. ~ aafrs-.
A. MYERS. Prasrietor. IsI, ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-21

Moulton Bros exhibited at the State Fair,
ten head of horse stock from the Green
Mountain Stud, West Randolph. Vt. which
are deserving Of more extended notice than
was given them in our necessarily hriei
mention Of exhibits. The first and most
prominent is DON Giovanni" bright
bay seven yesr-old stallion, l5i hands high,
weighing | 900 lbs. sired by Hampton,
he by "Rysdyk's Ilambletonian. dam by
Goldsmith 5 Volunteer, grand dam BY old
"Abdallah." " Don Giovanni" took the
first prize in the special class for stations
with their stock at the State Fair of leI6
This year he was not shown Tor any pre-
MUM, but was driven two trials on tho
track the second day OF the fair; though be-
ing fat, and in no condition Tor trottIGg, il
being the fourth time he had oyer been
driven u full mile. yet IN his second trial he
trotted the full mile in 2:39, first quarter in
| A. seconds. second, IN 81 seconds. third, IN
~ seconds, and the last quarter in - sec
| onds 2:2S clip. lie showed re
markable courage and style, and his
| gait was that Of pure trOtter.
that with proper development will carry
| him low down IN the twentes Several OF
Dons colts were exhibited which bv their
formation and gait show that he transmits
| to his stock his peculiar characteristics IN Il
marked degree. which only pure bloodcd
horse does
Randolph Maid" a 3year old fily, dam
old Blond" by old "Abdallah, perhaps il
one of the most promising They also
exhibited stations OF superior excellence by
other sires, Lockwood" bay 4-year old
by Aberdeen" dam Lady Lockwood :;
and Randolph" bay 3-year-old, also by
"Aberdeen." dam by Ethan Allen" grand
dam by Harris Ilambletonisn Judging
from those exhibited, the stock OF the Green
Mountain Stud is of q very high standard.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-21

The annual convention OF the State Sun
day school association will be held at Ben
nington, October 23-25. The services will
be conducted by Prof. William +. Sherwin.
assisted by Rev. Lyman Abbott, both Of
Newark, N. j. The annual sermon, on the
evening of October "a, will be delivered by
President Buckham
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The attendance, Thursday. though not
what it was the day previous. was still
very large indeed The grand stand was
completely filled; its approaches were
thronged the track third round was I'm
ed with spectators. and the halls were well
filled. The fair can not fail OF being a
gratifying success financially. a. it was in
other ways.
Somebody blundered," as usual. and
the cavalcade of premium stock, advertised
for . O'Clock p. IN. came off at II a. n
resulting in small procession and lew
spectators. The races advertised to com
mence at 3 O'Clock p. IN. commenced at
instead, causing great number to miss one
or two heats.
Some OF the arrangements were outrage
ously and almost inconceivably bad. For
instance. during the races people on the
grand stand were compelled to pay hive
cents glass for ice-water-an imposition
not the less intolersble because it was petty
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-21

Two prisoners. now confined at Wind
sor - William Butterfly and Thomas Du.
to ten years each, for arson, will be releas-
ed the last Saturday in October, having
cancelled nearly two years each by good
behayior
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-21

tgsm entertainments.
SANATINE.
SANATINE.
-. RAIN rom EVERY WOUND"

- Old Dr. Sweets New Remedy
~ lis Latest and Greatest Triumph.
~ The Grand'st Pain DESTROYER and llea Of the
age Tie CUM nation OF 10 YEARS ENrt-
y, klE tE. Surprising and eel psng all former
: attempts Beyond comparison the graIdest
: discovery Of the 18th century.
= Extracted am prepared by processes known
only to pr. Sweet. from the greatest OF all
healing herbs.
The Indian Sanntive,
- Together with other rare plants and flowers.
This wonderful Teme"y ~a~ hr-t hrOus Int to
the notice Of the elder DIR Sweet by II mission
airy who had lahrred for many years among
n the Wild Indians Of the far west who, with
~ that natural sagacity and in utive knowledge
OF useui plants adopted 1t as their sovereign
remedy. both fer thu mselves and their next
~ Of Kim the horse, for Sores, Cuts. Wounds,
BRUISES. LacerationS, Burns, scalds, Chl-
~ hlans, Intamed Piles, Spra'ns, Lame Back,
- Sciatica, sore Throat, Dyscuterv. Disrrhu,a,
- summer Complain felons. Collie. Cholera
Mortus. skin Diseases. ErySlpeas, sunac and
- Ivy Poiso ning. Chapped and Cracked Hands.
- ami finally, } am Tree to say. Tor each and
every kind Of Inflammation, whether acute
or chronic, il Is without doubt the greatest
remedy known to man. 1t will not cure Rheu
matism or Neuralgis, neither Is there
- remedy ON the lace OF the globe that will. ap-
y piled externally, not excepting electricity.
N Put Sauatine will cure many OF the above,
whileit Will relive all. Its greatest usefulness
is in acute Inflammation. and as Lotion in
three Complaints Common to women,
q and in Calarrh. in fact FOR all diseases OF the
~ FEMALE WEAKNESS.
- OF all the diseases to which Trail humanity is
heir this terrible complaint is virtually the
most destructive to human life. This is an
= important subject, inasmuch rs it not only
firms the starting point for numerous dis
eases ruins the health of the indy idual. but
reaches out ito generations yet unborn" IN
, Sanatine YOU will find relief. Full directions
- accompany each bottle.
CATARRB,
which 20 Insidiou-lv steals away tho life a its
unsuspecting victim, inasmuch as it renders
-. The human sJ stem susceptible to atmos-
= :. pheTic changes and thereby unOcks the door
L 10 a vile horde OF diseases, may be enectualy
removed by the internal and external use OF
~ Sanatine
- What VIII IL Do For Our Dumb
- Friends.
Try it and see First, il Is the finest remedy
= known for the RETENTION OF URINE IN HORSES
- II may he relied On every Tune for many Of
those diseases from which they mutely appeal
for aid Try it, Try it, Try it! only 20
cents a hottie; family size 3 20. Sold by all
Druggists. Prepare ed and for sale at Wholesale
only at ER. SWEETS Great Herbal Depot,
= 451 Chapel street, New Haven, Conn.
u "A Balm for every Wound"
wEIIs, RICHARDSON 4 CO.
General Agents
a irI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-21
Travellers Guide.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT BURLINGTON.
From the North Sis am and lao, 7l6 and sl5 m;
From the East, by Central Vt. X. r., 52O anu e.1o
am, SIS and Sis p. m.
Yrom the South 40 a. N. 240, 45O anu T.io p N
From the East by Bur. Lam. X. X, ll.4S a. NJ
and 2.45 and $50 p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
Going North 40 and 7.3o a. N, 2is, 49, and ~
Going East by Central VT R. R., 30 a. M, l2l5,
245 and 30 p. m.
Going South, So a. m. and l5O 500 and 30 p. m
Going East, by Bur. & Lam. r. X. $50 and 7.So
a. H.. and % pm.
LANE cHANPLAIs STEAMERS.
Steamer Vermont leaves for South, $50 a. m, Tor
north. $40 p.m.: arrives from South, 800
D. N from North, $50 IN.
Steamer "A Williams" leaves for North, s2O a. H.
arrives, ! 30 p. m.
stesmer Herald leaves for South 30 p. M. arrives
l0.45 a. nj.
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Time: =; 40, 1884, 2;5s.
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In all the races the Judges were Col.
George A. Merrill, of Rutland: Hon. Henry
G. Root, of Bennington and A. c. Harris,
Esq. of Shoreham.
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