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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-21

harbor, no difference where she is
from, or in what condition she
may be as regards the health of
the passengers or crew. is unreasonable, I'M
just and illegal. II Is using the health
powers Of the city TO declare q blockade of
cammcrle The power TO declare port
closed belongs only to III, United States
government in times Of war. We can not
afford to have our port bockadcd for two
or more months and may be 10y the time
this blockade is declared of the small poX
may break out and We have another from
that Iusc, and by the time that is off the
cholera may break out and a blockade from
that cause, and thus We may 20 on for the
whole year. The time has come for the
board to call halt, Its actions should be
governed By discretion first After this it
can afford 10 be finn.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-21
HON, JOHN II. OBERLY AT THE
COURT HOUSE LAST NIGHT.
Pope County Democrat eth init


Last night a large and apprcciativc
audience assembled at the courthouse Ia
listen 70 Hon John II. Obcrly, our eloquent
Democratic orator Quite number of
ladies' were present, and deep interest was
manifested throughout the evening. Mr..
Obery began by stating that Il Cromwell
IIad arisen in the form Of the new National
party, so that there now are three political
bodies, and believing tina, the Democratic
party is the right parry, he said it WAS his
duty to present his arguments in favor of
the Democratic party and leave the result
with his hearers. The my,titicrs were on
hand, a usual. cndcayming q interrupt the
clear, concise and torcibIc flow of Mr.
Obcrlys arguments, but he parted their
feeble thlusts 50 successfully as to call out
dcatcning applause.
Nr. Ohcrly began at the beginning of the
miserable financial history OF the Rcpubli
can party, and in most positive and truth.
tul manner hc showed how the money bower
Of Europe ana Of Wall street bought ND
and influenced legislation in their own in
tcr,stS, regardless Of the wants of the poo
- ''' 500 90 'h'l'h-ll HlNlbIN III me IN
famous act that placed upon the back OF the
legal tender the word except" the act that
dcmonctizcd the silver dollar: the act of
Grant IN vctoing the relief bill: the out
|gcous strengthening act and all the other
oppressive measures which Republicans nut
through in spite of the strenuous opposition
OF the Democratic party. He held up 10
the light the glorious efforts of the minority
party Tor the last ten years. He then got
down to the tar-tamcd rebel claims, and
proved that the Republicans have paid mil.
lions upon million, Of dollars while the
honest Democratic party has been cncr-
%etcaIIy opposing th, wholesale robbery.
We believe tina, the solid substantial rr.
Noning Of Mr.. Obcrly has fallen upon rood
ground, and We believe that it will bring
iortIl good fruit next November 4 few
more such telling cNpositions Of Rcpubli- /
FAN T>cgIity will tun Pope county over
md tree her from the web that ,Iimv I'M |
i"r-handcd political tricksrcr, have woven
1bout her Democrats wake up and pro. /
nul"atc the doctrines you listened 10 last |
1ght. They cannot be covered NJ by the |
rtiul dodges Of our political opponent, if /
'on will but do your duty
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-21
ORDINANCE 80. 23.

AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE USE on
clNDERs OR GRAVEL IN THE CONSTRUCTION
AND RECONSTRUCTION or SIDEWALKS.
Be it ordained by the City Council Of the
City Of Cairo:
SECTION !. Sidewalks may hereafter DE
constructed or reconstructed of good, clean
cindcrs or Of grave, twelve feet wide upon
streets 100 feet widl, and ten feet wide upon
streets less than 100 feet wide, said gravel
or cindcrs to he laid at least six inches in
depth and to be well packed and smoo,hcd
on top and to incline from the lot to the
CURLING downward one inch perpendicular
to three feet horizontal, the curling to be of
suitable oak timber Tor stonc) Of proper
width and three inches thick, well support,
cd Iy and spiked on to good oak stakes two
and one half feet long and three or four
inches square placed on the outside of said
CURLING not more than five feet apart and
the said sidewalk TO be NO constructed or re-
constructed under the direction OF, the Street
Committee.
Approved August Goth 1875
HENRY WINTER, Mayor CITY Of Cairo,
j. d. plIlLLls, City Clerk,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-21

lhE Nicksburg Herald says: "Mopy Of
our Oh citizens think that pulvcrizcd will.
10" charcoal is almost a sure preventative
oil yellow fever They point to the foct
mat many families in this city used !, dr
r'ns every visitation of the yellow fever and
mat not one of them had the disease rho
proper way to use it is mixed with ,i,to
sugar and water a tablespoonful AZ dose
once or twice a day before mcol. 7, o,,,
he had of any druggist Others have GRAN,
commence IN 'nrpcntnc They say II !.
the best disinicctant of rooms now known
and that Bronze John refuses to cal, ,,hon
turpen'ine is kept constantly open in smo,
vessels IN every room. A little poured in :,
saucer and kept in every room in the
dwelling, is sufficient,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-21

ana late yesterday evening 0,siycd in mil.
stream on the Arkansas Btlic, wboro ho l.
safely anchored and BIS diabo,ico, d.
sign OF "Ncmp'ms 60 reach home forever
frustrated, forost-Marshal Winter was
appriscd by telegraph of tbo an.
pro0ch of Mr., Hartman, and orders woro
at once issued to bag him. And he wos
baggcd. Mr.. Hartman offered to givo HI.
parole to Lieut.. AFTER, but that officer hod
no authority to accept it, and Mr.. H. will
be compelled TO remain prisoner on the
Belle until tried by courtmar,ial this morn.
ing and shot. One Of the specifications of
the charges against him is that his complcy.
ion is sallow, and this, il is well-known. is
the greatest crime against the new
military regulations, About his doom
there can be doubt, With per.
mission OF the provost marshal, we
are at liberty to state that Mr.. Hartman was
apart from his complcxion--a clever gen
tlcman, and up TO the time of the occupation
of this post by the gallant officers and sol.
dicrs composing the provost guard. had
many friends. But the fortunes Of war are
against him. We are sure he will meet his
moumtul fate
Scourgcd TO hi dungeon
but like man who scorns board Of health
with military officials
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-21

THE death Of Hon, Battle Pcyton, at Gal.
latin, Tenn, occurred Monday. He was q
Representative in Congress from Tennessee
from 1888 to 1887; was Minister to Chill by
appointment of President Fillmore in 1919.
and was subsequently United States District
Attorney for Louisiana; then practiccd law
for some years in San Francisco; was Presi-
dental Elector from Tennessee in 1861. and
took part in the civil war on the Confederate
side.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-21

THE Democratic congressional campaign
committe will cause To be published in
pamphlet form and extensively distributed
the correspondence between President
Hayes and Judge Longworth, of Cincinnati,
wherein the former urges the latter to allow
his name to be used as a congressional can
didate on the Republican ticket in the First
Ohio District Mr.. saycr's district, the Oh.
jet being TO show that the president viola
ted his own civil service orders.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-21

TT is said that some time ago in England
there were several organized living clubs
one ofwhich for many years held its mcct-
ings at the Bell Tavern, Westminster. One
OF It's rules was AS follows: THAT who.
ever shall presume to speak word of truth
between the established hours Of & and 10
within the worshipful society, without say.
ing by your leave, Mr.. president shall for
every snch offence forfeit one gallon of such
wine as the chairman shall think fit"
This establishes beyond any doubt the
origin of the parcntagc of the Radical party.
1t, however, has improved upon the habits
of Its ancestors, and proceeds with its living
not only without asking the president for
his leave, bu' in defiance of his refusal to
give it, Some Of the brightest lights of
the party are like the poor, we have them
with us always, Just now they are prac,ic.
ing upon Judge Allen.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-21

FEELS louNG AGAlS,-."My mother was
afflicted a long time with Neuralgia and n
dull, heavy, inactive condition of the whole
SYSTEM headache, nervous prostration. and
was almost helpless No physicians or
medicines did her any good. Three months
ago she began to use Hop Bit,crs, with such
good effect that she seems and feels young
again, although over 20 years old. We
think there Is no other medicine fl to use
in the family A lady in Providence, X. |.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-21
Washington Avenue.
GOLDSTINE a.
ROSENWATEE
DRY GOODS. ETC.

The largest wholesale and retail Dry
foods and Clothing House in this Civ :.
are receiving new Goods daily and are
Offering great bargains in thernost hand.
some lines Of CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS
ana MAITlNGS; silks, Cashmerc,. Lou
rct'cN' ana a great many other new
styles Of Dress Goods. Fans. Etc: in
fact III every department Of their Lu,j-
ness, they cordially invite the pubIic
to call and see their stock.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-21
HON. WILLIAM j. ALIEN.

1T'''' !" IT@T9I!N7T u .NT'TsTs-N'
Democratic nominee for Congress. will speak to the
people 4, the following places:
Camp Creek Church, Jackson County Thursday
night August -
Ava, Jackson County Friday night, Aug y.
De Soto, jackson County, Saturday night, Aug
-
Cllin. Pulaski County, Wednesday Aug. Is
Mound City. PulasM County, Wednesday night
Aug. =
strand Chain Pulaski County, Thursday Aug %
Hodges Park. Alexander County. Friday. Aug 30
AcClnrc's school.house, Alexander County, Sat
rrday afternoon, Aug. 81.
East Cape Girardeau, Alexander county Satur.
day night, Aug, 81.
Golconda. Pope county. Friday, September. G
Clay Aines, Pope county, Saturday, September =
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-21

A LAWYER of this city expressed the
opinion yesterday that the expenditures
made by the board of health in the name Of
the CITY, were illegal and could bind no one
'" those making chem. The council
alone mas the right to cxpcnd money and it
can do 50 only in the way prescribed by
law. y
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-21

\ PROMINENT citizen remarked to rs
yesterday that the intercourse of the board
of health with the public reminded him of
the days when the provost.marshal govern.
ed this city according to his own sweet will.
The dictum Of one man is now law, and
thatman, tits unnecessary to state, is not II
lawyer. To gain access to the person of
General Winter, the visitor must have per.
NIT signed By Orderly Sergeant Summer
well and countcrsigncd by Adiutant Farm
baker.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-21

THE subject Of our quarantine is attract,
Ing considerable attention and being en-
tcnsivcly discussed upon the streets The
question is one worthy the careful and
candid consideration OF our city authorities.
There are many Interests involved, and all
should he cared for. The protection Of the
city from infection is otthe highest mpor
tancc. The yellow fever is in many dis
! ticts below us, but the fright that seems
topr cvail in some quarters is hardly ius,i-
fable People should not become unnccc..
sarily alarmed Fright is sail to be pro-
ductive of disease. Cool, di>passionatc ac-
ton Is what we want We believe our
board Of health are actua,cd hv GOOD
motives and desire II 10 just what is right,
but that j. has produced an unnecessary
alarm among our people is equally true,
The city council has the right to establish
quarantine and compel boats arriving
from the infected district to 90 into quaran-
tine, or not come into port, and every citi-
zen in the city fayors Just and proper
regulations Of that kind; but neither the
city council nor the board of health
have right 10 establish a blockade nor a
patrol 10 prevent persons from entering the
city. II boat comes to this city from a
district not infected with disease and with
out disease on board, she has the unqucs-
toned right to land and transact her
business, and the board Of health has no
power to prevent it, 1t is only when the
boat comes from an infected district that
the law requires her to 20 into quarantine. |
The city must establish a quarantine before .
she can exercise quarantine powers. We .
would suggest that our board Of health i,
one Of limited powers not one of supreme
power. The city council is body of lin
tied power and can only exercise such powers
Us are delegated to the council and fine
supreme court has decided thgt CITY conn.
I'll can not delegate any Of il. mower ~
or even hoard Of hnoith and
,ur board Of health is only one of fine com.
nttecs of the city council created for fine
purpose of making suggestions to the city
'ouncii for the approval or rejection of that
,odv. tLot II !. mot -, or;,,i,.l lol,. ,o.
assessed ofinhcrnnt nn,vors r,i.o,l,,,,ho,
heir recommendation, r..ol,,,odao mil, mn.
n ,h, .h,,,o ~ orl;,,,,o. u.., ,,... H..
bn forco ~, Io,, ool r,o oi,,. o.l;,,..,....
nlv have fine ,,rco of I,r. o.l,, o,,,lor;,.l
" ,ha ci,. ch,,,or nina oh,.,,, ,r,r;l
bo, H.. ci,,. council mo,. ,,noi,, = h,o,l
E Lc,I,h anil rr,sor;r,o g.. ,o,..,.. anal
,ao, :, u,, ,..,,;,, ,,.,,,,. $500,
,.., ,...,
., a.. - 1 an
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-21

Would vt not be just as well for the
board of health to let the public know Just
the amount in money Of the expenditures
they have 50 far made of the contracts
they have entered into, and of the employ.
ment of patrols, guards clerks, etc; This
would be very good time to have these
matters settled up. A short time hence.
when this grand scare shall have subsidized
there may be a close scrutiny into the legal,
ity of the actions of the board.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-21
CHESTER now guarantees all boats

GIVE us, gentlemen of the board of
health, a well regulated quarantine, not a
wholesale embargo, Public sentiment is
fretting and will soon demand as RIGHT
what it now only asks as favor.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-21
AND THE FEVER.
THE SLANDEROUS REPORTS
ABROAD ABOUT US.


Reports having been circulated to the
effect that yellow fever existed in this city,
and these reports spreading in the country
contiguous to US TO our injury, every physi-
clan in this city has signed certificate
that no fever exists here Besides this il is
the opinion of gentlemen who are rccog-
nized as authority on the subject that our
atmosphere is un.avorablc to fever Of any
kind, and no fears are entertained Of the
spread Of any malarial disease. We hope
our friends abroad will give currency to
this denial
Here is the certificate;
CAIRO, Ills, Aug. 90, 1873.
We, the undersigned physicians of Cairo,
hereby certify that there is no yellow fever
in this city, and that there is no symptom
of it complicating any of our usual autumn
nal fevcrs.
Signed c. W. DUNyING, NJ, d.,
Quarantine Physician.
W. r. SMITH, SR., VI. d.
II. WARDNER, NJ. ID.
r, WALDO, Surgeon NJ. II. S.
WIN. WooD, VI. d.,
City and County Physician.
III. J. STALKER, VI. d.
j. {. SULLIVAN, NJ ID.
W. II. MAREAN, NJ d.
J. j. GORDON, NJ d.
G. G. PARKER, NJ. d.
ID. II. PARKER, VI. D.
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ORnINANCES.
ORDINANCE No. u,

Az oHriN ,Ncr rnnv,n,y,. rn,, ,n,
90 % MN noNps m rtSn w ,i ru,e" ~ Wv
iNa BoNps ur ruE Clry or rtunn y, n,, v" slNNp
An ErtrioN upin ~ Tup w., ~ '.nS. ANVt or
an 1874 '"' 81" pAf OF JUNE
Whereas under nm NO, ,rtttI.l ..,,
an get entitled ,,au u,t ,J,,,n'N %" Nv W uI,'hu
debts and In urnviin a., ~ w. n"u.. UNIV IVY
taxation. IN surI rnun,i, and ',vu' lnc'I9 ~
ruary H. lN,t snd IN .n, ' n'",. pPruteo rep,
approved and I'm fave, %ip,' Wv wy lhtreol'
Ancu of mn nrdiunn,c o,riTI' 900 hiiu ~ pufru'
yldlnv r,r ma tIIjr,ga'', ~ ,orulhhhcc pro
mission of iii, W - l,,n. orvlluh ana sub
act therein mined anvrn,,a uoh,,r "huer inc
,prr,l ,I.r,;,,, w. "pPI2l'"-IpNv 1ln lsis, u
hoa,th dav nT ir nv" ~. INV ,lI! OF caro- on
lrgj voter nt .a;I ~ -. lo'o!suNuli'lhg TO the
bond, as hcrrinanrr ~, Ip's,'T' W I'sulis new
,.l,rti, a. ,,ni"i''' II"Nlu'"' ahu whereas az such
The bnnds ~ w W w voice enst Wtrci0r Issuing
spccid"G N",y '1" "ruhnhve ana hereinafter also
nrt and vote W pursuance OF the said
BE il ordninrd n, ,h,ri, Wv msulhg VI ru'd bonds
Cairo. "'N"' 'o""''' VI lhe cry OF
SpCrIoS l. That under s,d a, ,,,...
Net and vntn or,r".,rI a. ""u ~ pursuance OF the
civ Two Uuuor,d md S, Inn p' lrsuci ny said
olicw houds WLirh ,o,r ihoushhI pollars
40 bonds uumh,rrd tn lin az ~ '"H'I 'onsI'l ~
OF slNs rACh an hnuI. MIMI rII denomination
denomination of StI r,rL s,, " ~ W DIV oi me
to 5tl of Tho drnnmInnii,, .nnur numbered 81
stI each m.Liu, ,,,oi ~ ia Nv denomination o!
gate amount of 10 an hrhn, VI 'h' a.lfe'
Of the sum total al nil the nr, |""Tt W per Grhlnm
posed to be retired All of sniJ ra n9uus pro
date of July / is,S md drau 'u Nv" pohds 10 bear
Xix pcr cr,tuin nor anrI, cue''Nl NJ lhr ralc Of
both priuclDal aud int"rn.t -, ""', uH'II pa!u'
First National Eank nf 30, WIZ p"!hpIe M me
state of New Yurk in .,,,isn n"Ni ~ ,hG tlly aud
the list day- of lamar, and i,i % ON
L,ir uf surh hnrd. All, ,',} 10y w va'u year aitcr
of 49,, ycnrs ~. G,it, ',,n's ,HL3u-h a period
annual nsialmcnl. Of pcr cent 'TG, Squal 'ymi
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-21
MR HOLM Ii NEERIN

NIX JOHN IT. OBERLY
Will address the people at the following times and
places
Goreyc, Wednesday, August q:
Parkcr's school House, In Ekira Township. Wed.
ncsday evening, August q.
Marion williamson county Saturday, September
9Th.
CarbondalcJockson county Monday. September O.
DnQuoin' Perry county, Tuesday. September 10.
Chester, Randolph county Thursday. September
-
BY order ofthe Congrc, .onal Committee
August 10, 1875.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-21

The public will be startled to hear tina,
Mr., John G. Hartman has been captured by
body Of our soldiers, and is now in quar-.
0hhne, In company with Mr.. Obcrly he
mas been visiting the people Of Pope county.
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DEMOCRATIC ANNOUNCEMENTS.
HON d. T. LlNEGAR

VIII address the people at
Cairo "Wednesday night Aug q
LockwooG's Grove, Jackson county, Saturday,
August "a
Grand Chain, Pulaski county, Thursday Aug, %.
Hodges Park, Alexander county, Friday, Aug 90
Vienna. Saturday. Aug. 81
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-21

y HEALTHY BODY And 4 CLEAR HEAD
If indigestion constipation and biIiousncss
torment the body, the head cannot be clear
lIlrsc diseases react upon the brain most
hurtiuIIE, and produce cloudncss in the
organ Of thought not experienced by n
healthy man. Happily these bran.op.
pressing maadics may be entirely dis.
pcIIed by that peerless Alternative, Hos
letters Stomach Bittcrs, which cheers,
rctrcshcs and inyigoratcs the brain
and nerves, while it regulates the or
ganN OF digestion, assimilation and bilious
secretion, II cXpcls the morbid humors
winch poison the system through the bow
els ana urinary passages, and cXcr,s DOW
erlilly invigoraiing influence as well. It's
cat'mrllc action is never irritating, violent
or PAINFUL, but even, natural and progress
i've As an appetizer and sleep promoter
the 'ltlrrs is unrivallcd; it mitigatcs the
oi aye, relieves the ailments no.
cuiar to the gontIcr sex, arrests pcrmaturc
decay, and builds up AN cniccbled
physique.
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~ 'l'NA
} Il rlIlLLlS, CITY Clerk
ORllINANCI

=, 'HTTTNNNVL NU,g-
An ordinance providing for the publishing Of the
council proceedings md ordinances,
BE II ordained by the civ council of tlc civ or
Cairo: ''' VI
SECTION !. That it is hereby made the du,y of the
cry ci'fk 10 hereafter have published IN such news.
paper az thc council may arrange with for ihut mr.
pose thr proceedings Ofthc civ council within ten
dhy' after each meeting, aud ali ordinance, within
ten days after their passage
Approved August .Oth 1873
HENRY WINTER Mayor city of Csiro
Attc,t: '' " INV"
j, Is LIS, City Clerk
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY AND COUNTY.
jnly Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
Thos. y ally, Editor.
Democratic Nomlnatlons.

Democratic y OmlnatlOnS.
pom STATE TREASURER.
EDWARD J.. CkONkdTE, of Stephenson.
PoR SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
SAMUEL NJ. ETrER, OF Mclean.
FOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT, SOUTHERN GRAND
DIVISION,
JACOB o. CHANCE, of Marion
FOR CLERK OF THE APPELLATE COURT SOUTHERN
GRAND DIVISION,
JOHN @. HARTMAN, ofAlcyander.
FOR CONGRESS -ErGnTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
". }, ALLEN, jackson.
FoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SENATORIAL DIS
TIlCT.
7, W. HALLIDAY, Of Alexander
7. 7, ROBINSON. Of Jackson.
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will address the people at the following times and
places
Moclnrc'- .chool'housc, Alexander county sat.
uTiay afternoon, August 81
East Cape Grardeau, saturday night, August 81.
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non, +. +. ALBRIGHT

HV-N' = T., NI.DNWTT
VIII address the people at the following times and
places
LocKards Grove Union county, Saturday, Aug. q
tAn Pulaski county "Wednesday. AUG. y.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-21

HON. WM. HART2ELL AND COL. R.R
TNANNES
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-21

will address the people at the following times and
places.
Metropolis, Massac county, Thursday. Aug. %.
New Columbia, Massac county. Friday Aug 30.
Vienna jackson county saturday, Aug. 81.
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Communications upon subjects Of general interest
10 the public are at all times acceptable, Rejected
manuscripts will not he returned,
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