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For all lung troubles. as well ms complaints of
The throat Dr. JaNnes ENpectonut Is certainly pAlna
tive and often curative as the testimony thousands
and its worldwide reputation attest For coughs or
colds no surer more effective remedy car DO found
--Adv. $1,000"
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The rowing contest that excitcs all Eng
land is to be pulled to-day on the Thames. Tho
Cambridge and oxford University crews have
long boon in training for the event. ana the fact
that last years race wis declared to be IA draw
adds interest TO IT, The betting men are back
ing oxford three to one
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An Interesting Rumor.

Fom NE MYJis NerA
The widow OF Commodore Vanderbilt. it is
reported, will soon wed n Southern gentleman
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Tho Senate continues to run In the old ruts
% cNriNasanre. in defiance Of public opinion
and IA disregard Of the condition II the Treas
ury Every proposition from the House Of
Representatives 10 economic and to cut or
eNrrcscenees that have grown into chronic
abuses Is rejected. no matter what the bill may
De- or how strong the reason for rctrcnchment.
Every appropriation bill thus far passed boy
the House has been returned with large adli-
tions by the Senate. which has Just reported
half u million more to the last Deficiency bill
The Democratic minority ON tho Appropri-
alton Committee OF the Senate consists Of Mr.
DAVIS Of West Virginia. Mr.. WIIHERs. Mr.
EATON and Mr.. BECK. They have never prop
crly defended the action Of the House or sus-
tanned the policy Of reducing the public oNpen-
dltutos 10 the lowest practicable point, as should
Doe don" In IN" last Congress the whole burden
ot carrying this policy through rested upon the
House, and but for the determination mani
Tested there il would not have succeeded at all
As 1t WIS. the Senate struck of ten millions Of
the rerenchmcnt which the House had passed
Now. with declining revenues and no marked
improvement in business what was policy in
the last Congress has become "A Necessity in tho
present. The country looks to the House To
resist the prodisality OF the Senate even il the
appropriation bills have 10 Ice sacrificed A
year Of short commons would be- the most
efficient reform that could bee applied 10 the
civil service. which * now overloaded with
sinecures. The friends and dependents and
relatives OF senators in the public departments.
the Post Offices. the Custom Houses tho land
Offices. the internal revenue. and the like are
the real obstacles TO economy. They cling
tenaciousy 10 place. and thus obslruct every
measure Of retrcnchment.
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A few Republican newspapers are congrat.

A few Republican newspapers are congrat-
ulatinG ALvoRD upon the firmness with which
he resisted all attempts to make the Apportion-
ment bill a partisan measure. To say this re-
puires unusual hardhood ~ check. for never
was measure more thoroughly partisan than
tho mode adopted for cheating New York and
Brooklyn out Of their due share Of representa-
tiyes in the Legislator.
A good many Republicans in the Assembly
will rue the day they cring1d to the lash of Old
salt, and gave a reluctant vote for his swndle.
Now let us see what Judge ROBERTSON and some
other Senators who would fain maintain aclr,r-
actcr Tor fairness will do with the ALvoRD bill.
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The Baptist minister's discussed on Mon
day the propriety OF using the newspaper
press for disseminating religious informa-
ton and Outstanding the masses Of the
people" One OF them recommended. in an
elaborate essay. the hiring Of space in the
Journals, for the printing Of special re-
ligOus tcnets or abstracts Of dscOurscs.
There Is, however no need Of paying for
the insertion Of religious doctrines in news
papers aud the Baptist ministers and lay
men may put to better use the money DR..
MACARTHUR advised them to spend in adver-
tising their views.
THE SuS makes no charge for religious
truths, but gladly publishes them. getting
its reward from the consciousness Of having
helped along n cause all good men delight
in serving
Some newspapers are afraid Of treating
religious questions, lest they may excite
UNCONVENTIONAL animositics: but we are not
SO minded There is nothing men are more
Interested in than their future destiny
and If We can give them any help in pre-
pairing themselves for IL. we do 1t with alac-
rity. for THE Sun Is just as much religious
as n secular newspaper, and is a. ready to
instruct the Baptist minister's as To en-
tighten its other readers: and all they need
pay for the teaching is two cents each day
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For the benefit of the Southern People
AND -
Suffering Humanity.

now respectfully announce myselt as
the Sole Agent for the Southern States
sIcept MARYLAND and Virginia, for tue
Sisters OF Providence, Montreal, Canada,
and Winooski. Vermont, tor the sale OF
their original and genuine preparations,
THE SYRUP or SPRUCE GUM, for Pal
monary Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Honrseness and other affections of the
Chest. The SYRUP FOR HOPING
COUGH AND ASTHMA; also the COM:
POUND LTNIMENr which Is useiul
especially for iniammatory Rheuma-
tisrn, Soiatica and pains In the IONS
Those invaluable remedies are well known
and in general use in the North aud East,
and are now offered TO the people OF the
South, All that il asked for from the com
muuity is q test of their curative properties
and a recommendation according TO the
EFFECT: Converts, Colleges, Boarding
Schools and all charitable institutions
should never be without a supply Of those
s~alutary mixtures. Depots for the eele
OF the above will be estab llshed In the
following States: Louisiana, Alabama,
Mississippi, Texas. Florida, GeorgtR, Ten
nesaee. South and North Carolina, Fer
eign Mextco.l
All orders for the above will be promptly
filled at Manufacturers prices By the Gen
ersl Agent. Pr. GOGARTY,
Bookseller and S~'atioper, Isl Camp ST.
New Orleans, La.
Price of the Syrup Of Spruce Gum, 80
cent?: Hopping Cough Syrup, so cents
Compound Linimeut, rs ceutB.
N. BE careful and examine the
trade mark. hoVo-y
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9ufal Shutters.

A
Did-At her fathers residence, ON
tho 2lst Dec. 1871, Miss Sophia Braut,
aged % years,
Mrrttd.-On Wednesday, Dec. 18Th,
1877, Mr.. F, X. Tolson TO Miss Matte
Young.
Remored.-G[r, L. Delmouly removed
his drug and grocery store FROM his old
stand at Mrs. W. O. Smith to the store
lately occupied by Mr.. Edmond Cain.
DR.. Mudd left town to settle on the
plantation he WINS close to town,
where lie will continue the practice of
his profession.
Grand BaU,-On the 29sh Dec, 1871,
the Lafayette Fire Company No i, gave
o grand ball for their benefit. Before
the ball the fremen turned out in full
uniform. ~-rr
The Sunday Ldw.-0ver seventy sigma
lures on one list and perhaps as many
more on the other speaks well in favor
of the Sunday law, Not ono merchant
in town declined to sigu; even the Jews
cheerfully affixed their names to the
petitions. The PRONUNCIATION of that
law will be a real blessing for our clerks,
who are ardcntly expecting it.
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MEETING OFBOARD OF TRUSTEES.

New IBERIA, Dec. u, 1877.
Pursuant to a call of the Mayor, the
Beard met this day.
Members all present.
The minutes Of last meeting we're
read and approved.
A communication from A. Maridat
was received, and on motion of J. Gall
duly seconded, the petition to pay quar-
ter license was rejected. The following
bills were received and approved, to
wit:
Bill OF Broussard & Decuir, for lum.
Der, amounting to 1864 az; Bill of John
Picket, Jr., for repairs on bridge across
Bayou 1sche, S25,
On motion of Judge Funtelieu, sec.
ondod by j. Fisher, tho assessment roll
of tho year 1876 was adopted. rs the
assessment roll for the year 1877.
On motion of Judge Allison, seconded
by J. Fisher, the salary of the Treasurer
was fixed at $i5O, for the year com
mencing July 1st, 1877.
On motion OF Judge Allison. seconded
by J. Fisher, it was resolved that the
town Collector be and is hereby in
struCted to proceed at once to collect ell
licenses due this present year, aud in
case of failure of party or parties TO
pay his or their licenses, the said Col
feCtOr shall proceed to seize aud SELL
after ten days advertisement, property
ut the delinquent, to satisfy said license.
lhure being no further business, the
Board adjourned, to meet on the first
Saturday in January, 1873.
j. h. FREENiAN, {. YoE a
Secretary. Mayor.
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REGULAR MEETING or POLICE
JURY, PARISH or iberia.
NEM TpEnrA. Dc. Is, tsfT.

H-I..t GG6 AAhhA . wv ~ A2f = 81.
The Police Jury held % regular nleet-
ing this day. All the members were
present.
On motion of Mr.. J. A. Fagot, tho
reading of tho minutes was dispensed
with. Tho report of the Committee ap-
pointed to ascertain the probable cost OF
making . map Of the parish, showing
the dividing lines between each ward,
and the established public road therein,
was received and on motion Of Mr.. u. A..
Fagot, action was postponed thereon
until tho next regular meeting, for tho
purpose Of a~scertaining the exact course
to pursue in making an appropriation
10 NEST The expenses TO be incurred.
The said Committee was thanked and
discharged,
IA communication siEned by Messrs,
A r Monnet and w L Hudson was re-
cefycd, aud on motion of MFR Eagub Was
referred to the Parish Attorney.
The communication Of Mr B Marsh
was received and laid over.
On motion of Mr Fagot, the Secretary
was instructed to notify the parties
who had been elected Road 0vorseess
at the last meeting.
On motion Of Mr Fagot, il was
RcsafUei, That the General Assembly
Of the State be and ~ hereby requested
to enact q law authorizing tbs Police
Jury Of Iberia parish to contract D debt
by negotiating d loan oil mot moro than
fifteen thousand dollars for the purpose
of building d Court House and jail to be
located at New Iberia.
That they BY said act aathOrlge and
require 0f said Police Jury 10 impose u
tax Of not more than i've mills on the
dollar Of MI the property u said parish,
according ta the assessment neli iaelud-
inw Ill assessed property within The
corporate limits Of tho town Of New
Iberia. Said tax 10 continue during tho
years tss9. 1879. 1850, 1851 and 1852.
That the Tax Collector OF other 0fiaer
collecting parish taxes be required ta
nallNnE Raiss tM4 in LnsfRA @FREaa err.
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LIGHT WEIGHT PoRK.-Plan~
tiers, beware Of lightweight pork,
We learn from q reliable source
that ID is the custom of some or
many Nov Orleans houses to res
pack their pork, thus tightening
il, and secure trade by pretending
to undersell more honorable
houses who will not etoop to such
means The habit 10 so prevalent
that Mr.. John Calder, sugar fac-
tOF, grocer and dealer in Western
produce, Nos. 97 aud 90 South
Peters street, New Orleans, cons
siders 1t best to add to his advers
tisement, aWe 10 not sell light,
weight pork.p beware Of those
who do,
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EiaR Town SAFE. - Some
months eines We made > visit to
Bayou Piaqaeniue, IL the parish
81 se Landry, 81 the line Of the
Texas Railroad, aud as that stream
" veil timberea, and could easily
" made uAvigable FOR small
6oals, W. expect 10 sec Il dredgea
o0t, when tie ile road u boilts
and bontB will thus - enabled r.
sake pgoaaoe to lhA depot rom
abova and below Ara Boss Fss
ms Wih Of The populas New Or
leans scale man, Of Lee Del1Fl
street, Il tie owner oE he land ae
that noiat aaa ~ believe Il would
pay her Us lay Il LII III town lots,
acr L prosperous town will one dag
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HAPPY NEW YEAR!--TO our
readers, one and all, we wish q
"happy new year, Our happiness,
in the main, depends upon our
selyes--so we would urge upon
all to look for the "bright side Of
the picture" and If one earnestly
tcishes to be happy, 10 most cases
he will find the 2cdy. Therefore
be of good cheer, aud the clouds
which now hover low ever many
of US, will soon be dtspelled.
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TEse Wonder Doctor.

Indian Acclimats Bftters IL only pro.
pared from one Of our bone growing
roots which has the eject to answer oil
purposes in place Of Quinine, or all
other Foreign Medicines. These Bilters
will be found as King ebove oil slhes
Rlttsrs and tonic, on cordials in mai ket.
One bottle used according to direction
viii prove satisfactory. Don't fool away
time and money. Ask fog the Wonder
Doctors Indian Accllmate Bitters, you
will and ii at tie following business
places In New Iberia: Mr.. August Erath's
saloon, Mrs. F. Pourcades', Mr.. Il. r..
Hsbeft and at the Pelican State saloon.
Alpo, o supply on band. My Bittrrs cen
BE- obtained Ia eli towns, in some of the
stores on Tie Teche. Ny house, number
and place Of business win be coon, ad.
vertised in ths public papers uext spring
pee 4s. THE WONDER DOCTOR.
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STEEL BOILERS. - We learn
that this season seven steel bcIl>
ers have been put up on different
Louisiana sugar plantations
among them, one on the place Of
Mr.. Amedae Tete, on Bayou La
fourChe, This gentleman also put
up a new strike pan this year,
although be has hitherto made
The best open kettle sugar in the
State. The steel boilers referred
to were built for the unfortunate
steamer Mary Belle, and after her
destruction, the boilers were
raised and sold 60 planters. The
one MIR. Tete bought has five
fues, is AZ inches in diameter, and
2S feet long,
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Pagpssps sWamMfaes@'

AND GENERAL WOOD
II. S. BURTcH, having pen
looa.. 4 IN New Iteria, raga
superior WO DEN
VOID Turning al short no
for sGGAR PLAINTIFFS .,ge
work Warranted
graat, Orders solicited
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MRS. JAMES OATs.-This beau
luul and popular little actress,
who is q great Southern favorite,
will next week appear at BidwelFs
Academy Of Music, New Orleans.
This week Moore s. Williamson's
Comedy Company are the attrac-
tsOn on the same boards. None
should 90 to New Orleans without
visiting this popular place OF
amusement.
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~. N0Ee 81. Z,

MY PLANTATION ON Y
cgeiR. containing 800 aeres' m
are wood and cypress saamp. Il sa
under fence. viii ~ aoEss
cane. Good Dwelling Hoass, nh ii
two Double Cabins, sggs w6sa. ~
e~vaporaeor. forms Of sais ss
balf cash, and btlance T. .ss1;
Terms Of rent-S500 pgf a
half in advance. n HUkI
Dec 90 5 Aho'
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DELEaATEs no THE IAMIdRA-
ZION MKErlNd.-We have been
requested b. an ofaoer of the new
immigration Association located
Ii New Orleans, to cell the atten-
ton VI tue Police Jaries or the
respective parishes 10 the fact
that i full delegation IL requested
to attend tue Immigration Cons
vention to be held in New Orleans
one week from next Monday, JAN,
lath, Each parish ID entitled TO
i've delegates for each Repreaun
II che Legislature, and II It
practicable Cor them to be
AaHa b mass meetings, Presi.
dents cF Police Juries are request.
ed to appoint tbs requisite nun-
Der. We hope this aIl~imporlant
matter win be attended to inules
aiately
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RaHtaats EcchaRge.-Visitors to New
Orleans, who wish q good lunch. while
there or pat up for them when they
start heEnew ard, should call nc Ram
bAataa Exchange, Nos01 Demtur street,
near the Morgan ferry landing. Many
win PLEASANTLY remember Mr.. Raln-
bauta Shady Grove, as Biloxi where
biz goes eyesy summer Read bis card.
on oaT aFst page
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CsItaR alN 6asax Commission MgaG
We take great pleasure in calling the
attention Of planters generally 70 che
nHw card of @r. IL Id kegrien, the gen
tIenlan whosa visit 10 this vicinity wa
recently mentioned W.. Kerniun i tie
successor Of tho wealthy commission
house Of Aasers. Perkins, Swensen Cos
ard - be haa every fecihfy for doing
business, Na hope Ills eo%neignments
nm section wffl spnsiune q ins.
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THE VARIETIES THEATRE,-
While Manager Hall has . most
excellent stock company, and he
himself is o very clever actor, we
regret to learn that the legitimate
drama lies not brought him houses
equal 10 those which greet less
meritorI0ue performances al other
theatres. Last week, "Daniel
DruCe,n i yery popular drama,
was well produced at this theatre,
and this week aThs Flower Of
Afexicoi' has drawn largely among
the better class. We would
recommend an WHO are fond of
witnessing plays Of real merit to
attend the neatest theatre III the
South, the New Orleans Varieties.
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That tina proseeds Of said tar be ap-.
plied each wear to the payment atat %
all accrued Interest o. sale sebsi aae
secondly, 70 Che payment OF TIRES sAoqs.
and dollars Of the prinGs PAL EnaU tas
same pepalties be inflicted for the non
uavment Of said t@x, 11d che same aeMS
and methods of collecting anne be pro
vidUd, as npw apply to the coliec'toH VI
State taxes,
The following bills we're fel''feu "
the Parish Attorney:
Bill of Jurors at C%oroneF's Inquest
amounting tO..,..,,..'...-..''S@V 4"
Bill of Emile Badeau. ,......,...
The following bills were received &C
ccptcd and the Secretary ordefe" 10
issue warrants therefore,
Clct Provost, Election EXP "a,- IA
1876, ......,..''.'.'';-.,,. 81 S G99
J A Provost. Police Jurors tees'' " ~
Hilaire D6cuir, e, ~ ~ S Sn
IonOre Mtguc2 *. - ~ c0
J. Bohrtaquc - 20 ID "o
. LIP scrrett, w W Wv Wv
II Steckler, ST. " nv nv
Etienne trilot". WV
u Renoudet. secretary ss,
airy, ten months ending Decs - "a m
ls7I,': " wv
"A Nuilimot, Witness iees' S'a'' , 90
VS. ~
Hlafcei'he Nuns "l'"oe' ''''' , ~
NtoSe vs. AHTituv,''
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z. =. Raae@w,

ss D@p@W,
-p8AIxR M
OILY GUOOS
GR0CEREE,
HARDWARE.
TENWAEE.
OK0CKEnY,
ANp gT0VH
Alsaya Oh land S complete atock a
Carriage and Wagon materials. for saIs
eae Ter e ag3.tf
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Mi. 1Ier,rs Mach It'll. lss5.

NJ. Il. JaFYielcHic, Esq
Dear Sir-Please send mic through
Messts. Il. G. Palmer a. 10, three bot-
Ties &c your 4ptj-R Rheumatic Mi1kure Ny
case lelng ehTonic, lido not expect being
cured, but IL relieves promptly the severe
mains TO wniea [ ana subject, and find Il
The best I bass ever usel.
Respectfully galrs. u C0URI0is
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State of Louisiana Parish of Iberia.
hereby certify the foregoing to be q
true and correct list of Jurors drawn for
the list, 2nd and jrd week, of next regu-
lar term OF District Court, commencing
on tue lst Monday Of Feb, A. d., 1878.
Witness my signature and seal of office
this 18Th day OF December, A. D., 1917.
z. II SEGtIRA,
Clerk 3rd Judicial District Court 10 and
Iet Ibefia Parish, ! o. DeesU.td.
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w'Uhieag0 banks may burst.
bat your lamps won't if you use
Security Oil in them.
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III. Imas Eestaoe2-Mr. F. Il. Lucas,
I'M, weil.knoWn EeW Orleans jeweler,
wIfo fsnaeFly visited all 0f Western
IaaSsiaBa frequently, las lately re-
moved his store FROM Canal street 10
40. 90 RoyaI street. He hes s large
soek. sells goods at prices III kesping
wifli the times, and he hopes that al
It's old friends AID many new customers
VIII call upon him at hts new establish-
ment. His card appears % our frat
paass.
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GRAND AND PETIT JURORS.

List of Grand and Petit Jurors, drawn
to serve for the frs week of next regn.
lar term of District Court, commencing
on the first Monday Of February, A, D.,
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There never has been al &C.
cident from the use OF Security
Oil.
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Cal On II. Dudley Coleman s
Bro. e Union strea, New
Orleans when SOU want cheap
machinery mill stotlrR irons and
portable steam engines, eottoa
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NEW ORLEANS.
MEDICAL.
sabrOssss' letter


Ring WOrEl Ointment.
The only certain cure for
letter, Ring Worm and Old
Sores. Try it, whether you
have had the diseases for
years or only a short time,
and whether other Rene
dies have failed or not.
/. /. LYONS,
Importer and Wholesale
Druggist, New Orleans,
Proprietor. Dec2O-tf.
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PHARR'S DAILY LINE
TeChe Matt Steamers
Ca MARY LEWIS,
Capt. N. p, AI1LARD,
RENE MACREADY
Capt. 7. l.. MoEsE
In connection with Morgan'a r. B.,
Leave MORGAN CITY DAILY st IL N.
Except Sunday;
Leave NEW IBERIA DAILY at 5 Pm.
Except Saturday tno mail,)
The steamer
MARY LEWIS
extends her trips to ST. MARTTNSvILLE
TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
LOCAL TARIFF Fob WAY FREIGHT
Sugar per HID. S2--5 OF more hhds. % / 80
M0lagsss per Dbl. SIS or more ct 75c.
Pork per Dbl. 75c.-5 or more at 600,
Flour per Dbl. 5Oc.-5 or more ct 40o.
Lime per Dbl. 75c,-5 or morg ct Soc.
Usmen per Dbl. T5o.-5 or more ct Goo.
Sand per Dbl. 75c-6 or more at Zoe.
Merchandise in boxes, 8 cents per foot.
Hoop poles-hhd. 80, and biol. S. psE d.
Lumber $500 per n.
BEickr, $500 per Il.
Empty hhds. at % cents.
Empty bbls. at 10 cents.
Ice per sack, 80 cents.
Freight in ell eases TO be prepaid
in. PHARR.
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~ Security oil viii not catch
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gvpSecurity Oil is safe aud
gives q good light.
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