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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-06-27

The veteran John Broughain will
shortly publish volume of his recollec-
tons of the stage.
Christian Eschatology-thati Is, the
doctrine Of the future life-isydischs4d
in the Nineteeats Centlsrt, BY DR.. Dav-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-02
PENCIL SCRATCHES.

}Irs John r. kittrell and her daughters,
Mrs. Frank Owen and Miss Lucy, arrived
from San Francisco yesterday morning.
A ten horse team drawing wagon and
two back actions started for Bodic yesterday,
containing merchandise.
Pay day yesterday at the Mint They all
dropped into the cashiers office and hoped
out happy.
Hon B. c. Whitman is in the city.
The Street Inspector is building culvert
on Second street from Maish's saw mill to
Carson street. This is very important i'm
provement and has been greatly needed He
is also bridging the mud hole at the corner of
Ormsby street.
It was next to impossible to make any
Roadway up Carson street yesterday without
running over youngsters selling tickets for
the School exhibition. They are finding a
ready sale No commission.
Yesterday was enjoyed by the Younger
members of the community. Some coin was
lying in the streets which was not picked mp
and one or two hats kicked at hut they let
us off very lightly Tie practice of April
fooling is fading to a great cXtcut, and soon
All Fools Day and ST. Valentines will be a
thing of the past.
The District Court was not in session yes
terday. and no business transacted IN the
inner temple The Sidewalk Brigade have to
stand it now.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-02
II \ n X.

This IS the way they arrange the great
icle:
Professor H. ". Longfellow was seventy
one years old on Wednesday.
Hank Monk, hero of the familiar story
about Greedy and the California stage coach,
lives near Carson, Nevada, and has grown
quiet and religious.
We reproduce it is a piece Of news. We
were not aware until this met our eye, that
Hank wished to evade the city taxes. We
know he stopped over one night at Bailey 5
to attend the camp meeting Che tried to make
us believe it was a ball) and we are glad to
know of the salutary effect OF Brother Bailey S
ministrations, even if we have to hear from
ligious This point must not be omitted in
compiling his life and adventures in the forth
coming book. At least it will give it a little
tone. We are not sure but that this item is
part of deep laid scheme to misguide a
susceptible public and insure a sale for the
work among the more refined and cultivated,
who would swallow it if it had a ''quiet and
religious" page or two, We are lead to this
opinion since We heard of Pony Kings sug
costing that it was talked some Of that the
author who sees thousands in it, should take
Hank to Europe and show him at the Paris
Exposition in tight pants, and then put pic
turc Of it at the end of the book Pony in
nocvntly SAID he thought it would pay, and
Pant and Mike PARCEL concurrtd.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-02
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The Board met yesterday at the County
Clerk 5 office: present, NcSsrs ellison, Willis
and Morris. The following, bills were pre-
scented and allowed r. F. Small, s. A.
Cults d Co., 81; James Hunt. SIS; Z. b.
PiNlcy so; Thomas Taylor, SD %: :. G.
Wright. $50; F. j. White. SS4 %; GEORGE
". jackson, so; W. W Cary, SIS: O. p.
Willis. 500; George ellison. SlJG 40: Moore
q Parker, so; w. d. Tolreyson. S. -: F.
D. Turner, 1893 -: Mrs. \. Trimmer, S206
80: j. f. Cheney. SD 10: T. Coffin, $40;
Adam TIL. s. Is; b. l.. Low. S25; Matt
Rmckel, S. -; j. d, kersey, Sl4 %: 5. T.
Swift $44G; c. A. WitherelI, Sj3; ellison &
Barber, So p; f. \. Moody, @S7 30; Car
son Water Company, s.; Alfred Helm, $l04
-; J. Frazer, $500 81; L. Stern so 30: }.
G. Fox, SO 30; +. D. Turner, so; Il II.
Mghels, $50; E. Walker, $50.
The Board also levied the following taxes
School, 10 cents; State, 80 cents; Railroad,
81, and for general, go cents. Total, s. 90.
The matter of the receipt of bids from the
County Physician, was laid over until the
next meeting.
The application of the County Superintend-
ent of Schools for the funds provided by law
for holding a Teachers Institute, was favor
ably received, and an order drawn.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-02

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-02

WATER SUPPLY W. G. Ferris is max
ing great Improvement over on the Capitol
square. He wishes to make success of those
trees and bring up the hay. \ drain has been
made. with a trough i'll it, from the main at
the northwest corner of the plaza to the i'll
side plat 1t is the intention to run a stream
Of water on the entire grounds which will be
trenched for the purpose The supply thus
obtained will be more effective and less eX-
pensive than the old plan of Watering the
necesstate SO much labor We trust the en-
terprse may succeed and the ground in front
of our window become green and beautiful
The front of Morris store is Respondent in
all the new, bright Spring changes in cal
icoes, arranged in dots, lines, figures and
wigglety woggleties, and the inner courts of
bazaar are brilliant with the greatest variety
of all sorts of pretty things in the dry goods
line for which the ladies wish and the misses
long. The fascinating and amiable LITTLE
PoRKER 1--WE never could spell that nice young
mans name correctly, and it is not in Web
ster), is on hand busily engaged i'll clearing
out the stock to willing customers, and old
man Morris goes below tomorrow night to
buy the full and complete assortment of
Spring and Summer dress goods.
RETURNED E. NJ Hunt, of the lum-
Der firm of Dunning and Hunt. of this city,
yesterday morning returned from three
months visit to his native soil, the State of
Maine. Mr.. Hunt informed us that he passed
a delightfully."- pleasant Winter among his
friends but his long residence in the Silver
State has 50 strongly welded him to its peo-
pie and its habits that he is glad to be back
with us. He looks hearty and rugged, and we
feel confident that his many friends will ex-
tend to him a hearty welcome.
NJ. E. SOCIAL.-There will be a social this
evening at the residence of Mr. VIM. Minor,
or the benefit of the NJ E. Church. All are
cordially invited to attend, and a pleasant
line may be expected.
Bullion By Sundays Southern stage
Wells, Fargo & Co. received four bars of |
bullion, valued at 81 ,G32 20. No invoice
rom the same direction by yesterdays stage.
TRUSTEES. - The Board of Trustees at
pecial meeting, last evening, fixed the tax at
30 cents on each 500 of assessable property
II the city.
Senator Boardman of Washoe, was in the
ity yesterday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

5 We are new Offering them at the -ex.
trsnielg low price al TEE Dollars each.
Sent postpaid 10 any address upon receipt
OF price. z
b, When ordering, state size around chest,
over vest.
keliahie parties desiring to sea our
goods, can send for our Trade journal,
giving description of our leading articles.
Be sure aiGdiges the Original Goodyears
Steam Valcaplzed Fabrics.
u Send FOR illustrated price list Of our
Cctebratea-peeket Gymnasium. Address
carefully. ga gue l@asE. IL
GooDYEAR's RUBBER CURLER co.
697 Broadway,
4. o. Box 5,l6s. New York City
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14
CONTRACTS AWARDED.

The directors of the Chicago and
Alton ROAD have awarded the con-
tracts for the Kansas City extension.
Only eighty-four miles, as it will he
seen, are covered By these. Bids for
the other eighty-two will not he called
fal some time. The awards are as
follows: j. S. Wolf & Son, Ottuun-
wa, Iowa, sections ] TO 5, inclusive,
Gs 10 10, inclusive 72 to II, inclu-
ave ; Willis, Phelps & Co., Spring
field, Mass, 6 to %, inclusive J..
7. Sinms & Co, st. Louis, Mo-, 80,
IS. "a Tim Monaghan & Co.,. st.
Louis, SO, SO, 81 John O'Donnell,
st. Louis, 50 to A, inclusive; j.
Hoyes q Co, Macon, Mo-, IS tc As,
inclusive Is to 81, inclusive; N.
Cornell q Co, Dwight, Ill, 40 to
Sc, inclusive So to 81, inclusive ;
David Ford, Marshall, Mo-, 81;
James Reilly& Co, st. Louis, 20 10
81, inclusive. The contractors agree
to make the roadsaed ready for the
iron. They will begin work at once,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14
WHY THE REV. DIR. NUDGE
STOPPED HIS PAPER.

Some years ago when the writer
a reported upon an eastern pa
per, it devolved on him to write for
the same edition an account of the
presentation of a ~gold-headed cane
to the Rev. DR.. Nudge, the clergy
mar of the place, and q description of
a new hog-killing machine that had
just been put in operation at the fac
tory. Now what made the Rev. DR..
Nudge mad was this: The incon-
siderate buccaneer who made mp the
form got the two locals mixed in 4
frightful manner, and when we went
to press something like this was the
result:
s'Some Of the Rev. Nudge friends
called on him yesterday, and after
biiet consultation the uns,ispecting
hog was seized by the hind legs and
slid along the beam until he reached
the hot water tank. His friends ez-
Iilncd the object of their visit and
presented him with a handsome gold
headed butcher, who grabbed him by
the tail aud swung him around, and
in less than q minute the carcass was
in the water. Thereupon he came
forward and SAID there We're times
when the feelings oyerpowered ano
for that reason he woald not do more
than attempt to thank those aronnf
him for the manner in which so huge
ali animal was cut in fl ,gments was
astonishing. The doctor concluded
his remarks, the machine seized him
aud in less time than il takes to WRIT
it, the hog was cnt into fragment.
and worked into delicious sausage
The occasion will he remembered by
the doctors friends, as one OF TIN
most delightful VI their lives. lh'
! best pieces can be Obtained Tor III
Leen cents 4 pornl, and We are sur
those who sat under his ministry vii
/ rejoice to hear that he has been s.
handsomely treated"
, Mad! Well, about 9 O'Clock tina
morning the Office had been abandon
. ed by every man but the advertisini
clerk, and he assembled TO the roo
and robed himself in boiler iron, S
that he could not see the cicrgyma
tenritis around down on the stree
with his congregation, all wearing ia
panoply OF war and carrying bntei't
f knives and things. The next day W
apologixed, hut the doctor stoppe
, his subscription.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14
''SDARIZE.

II came into town Yesterday"
slowly began Mr.. Fox, a farmer, aged
ffty-four, ITO get some medicine for
sosrize."
For .osr eyes, repeated the
Cont.
II didn't know exactly what !
wanted, and / asked S man who
's"oIr what he used. lie said
il he had soarize he'd get about three
big drinks Of brandy down him as
soon as possible, in order to keep
the disease from goisg TO his BRAIN
And then?'
"'Then l asked Il man who was sell
ing cement what he'd do, and he
said if he had soarize he'd swallow
five or six glasses of lager quicker II
wink, as there was danger OF being
sun-struck.'
"Well7'
well, / asked y shoemaker what
he'd do, and he said ifhe had soarize
he'd swallow two bottles Of cham
pagEe, take in all the free lunch sa-
looms, beat a tailor ont at a good suit
OF clothes and then hold his head over
nightin a pallon of butter.
"Continle your affecting nara
tive" remarked the Court.
"Well, / took some brandy, some
beer, some b%uttermilk, some free
lunch, some-some-well, [ don't
remember. | fell down ia a door
way and was brought here. I'm aw-
fnl sorry, sir, for it is my wife that
has soarize, and this raj is awful
good for corn, and / ought to he at
home"
He expected 20 be fined at least
$50. The audience expected that he
would go up for sixty days. His
Honor looked as fierce as al old Ro-
man Senator and as stern as the man
who sells tickets from the circus wug-
on, but he answered in n soft voice.
"Mr. Fox; this country depends
upon its agricultural to
tide it over these dark days. The
'tater bug stalks abroad in the land.
Every breeze from the West brings
the lonesome whiz Of the grasshop-
per. IL the crops fail wen all 20 to
the wall. You go home and NOW and
reap and rush around and tear up the
golden soil, and your if wife's eyes
dent improve pretty soon bring her
into the city some day and let her
stand in the whirlwind of dust around
the City Hall. That's all, AIR. Fox
please hurry out. '-Detroit Free
Press.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14
WHAT DOES.


1 dake Was heard calling across the
fence to his neighbours son, a coiered
youth who goes to school at the AT.
lanta C0lorsd University:
.Lolk hyap, boy, you goes tel
school, don't YER"
YES, SIR replied the boy.
aGittin' addykashun, amt yer?''
.Yes, sir"
"Well, it don't take two whole days
to make IN hoar, do it?
IVY mol" exclaimed the boy.
ssYou was gwine to bring dat
hatchit back in an hour, warn't you?''
Yes, SIR"
AN it's bin two days since yer
it. Now, what good ed
dykashun gwine Ter do you thick
niggers when yer 60 to school
. rhele year an den can't tell how
long it takes to fetch back ahatchit n
The boy got mad and slung the
Ratchet over tie fence and hall Hsy
through az ash barrel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14
TRUSEE'S SALE OF REAL
EcvsArE

Whereas, George Suffer and Caro-
line suffer his wife, of Andrain conn
ty. state of Missouri, BY their Gle q
of trust, dated LAY 4th, 1870. and re-
corded in the Office of recorder IN ana
for Audrain county, Missouri, IN
book g." on page 204, conveyed TO
A. r.. Ringo as trustee. the following
described lot or parcel of ground sit
uated in the county OF Audraln and
state of Missouri, to-wit:
Lot II hundred and five (1051 IN
block v, in Beatty's addition 10 Mex
leo. as per rap OF said addition on
file in Office OF recorder of deeds as
aforesaid; which said conveyance was
made in trust to secure the payment
of three certain proinlssOry totes us
therein described; and whereas, as
1.-TWO of said notes are now past due
ana still remain unpaid, together
with the on said lots; and
| whereas. said deed of trust provides
that said trnstee A. Il. Ringo or his
legal representative, in case of de-
fault of the payment OF said notes or
| either of them, or the taxes on said
lot, may proceed TO sell said property
under the provisions of said trust
| for the payment thereof with costs;
and whereas, on the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1876, satisfactory evidence was
| produced 10 the Honorable Circuit
Court of said county of Audrain, OF
the death of said A. II. Ringo trus-
tee, as aforesaid, and on said day
last aforesaid, an order was made OF
record by said court appointing the
undersigned as trustee, for the pur-
pose of executing the provisions OF
said rus Now, therefore, at tho
request o fthe legal holder and ownel
of said notes, and in pursuance Of tht
terms Of said deed OF trust and order
ofsaid court, [ will, on
Friday, the 10th dag Of March, 1878
netween the hours of 10 O'Clock il
the forenoon aud . O'Clock in the at
ternoon of that day, it the east from
door OF the court house, in Mexico
: in the county and state aforesaid
proceed to sell said real estate at pub
lie vendue, 10 the highest bidGer 70
cash, to pay said unpaid notes, intel
! est, take! and casts.
+ JOHN Z. CLARK, Trustee.
Mexico, Feb. 20, 1S78-44-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14
KEEPING Up APPEARANCES.


~
msaonaa noma
IA = I'D ho,,ls. and
"a
.ps"
-
Going to throw them over into
our back gard" replied the hoy. ~
took two loads home yesterday."
"But what do yuu use 'em for.
sta trick Of the tamily,p grim
ned the lad. ,a 80 I}sopeaU
.,.,tn., a.r;Asl a.,.;a..a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14
4 NEW SUBSCRIBERS.

We cot a new subscriber Eednes-
day. When we answered his knock
at the door, he sided in, took off his
hat and asked:
is dis de newspaper shop
We told him it was.
.Ad' is you de boss fo'man OBJ de
wuks!'
We satisfied our colored visitor on
that point also, and he continued:
Il fotch in some 'bacca friday, an
+ promised Ebahneezah-dat's my
ehilc-I promised dat boy I'd pre-
scribe for Il paper. lie kin read, he
kin, an he's alters pesterin' dc ole
CONAN an me for books an papers.
[ s'pose We orter cnrridge dc chiie's
dispensity. How dye sch yo' pa
pers!
Dollar sHd q half a year
IAN de same plieef'
Yes.
Let me- ohsarVe one if you please
sab.
We handed him a paper. and la
anfolded it, upside down, scanning
1t critically OH both sides.
Looks like daf was a site o letter
in.-inaat. 1 done forgot my spec
tables dis mornin', an | can't pre-
zactly tell ifit's de-de Merican Ian
guage.'
In de Democratic or Republican
branch, sah?'
i Democratic.
Oats de kline oh a hook Ebahnnee
zah graduated in, an 1 s'pose dl
paper 'ud suit him. Dolloh'n' a hal
a yeah, you sab: How much is da
a month";
About n hit
rs not de ma to nine expense
whar' de propah education OF my chil
hun il consarned. l hol' dat it's
pussom's duty to cultivate his out
spring to de 'steht oh his ableness
!, Prescribe dc name oh Ebahneeza
Snow ON you books. OATS it. L
7 you'd jcs' put a few pictres in Eb'
paper, it nd please de chifiun nigh
, ~. Here's six cents, sab. Send d
!. paper long an eli it GIBBS sassefae
i. ton, III come in an prescribe for
full mouth. Good mornin'p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14
~CLEOi.ATRA'S COsTu Me.

A pointed crown oil gold ghttereti
on a workable in a private parlor OF
the Coleman house, into which n re-
porter was ushered pb sending up
his card to Rose Eytinge. i, served
TO recall the purpose OF his visit,
which bad grown somewhat dim ami
indistinct under the greeting glance
of the new Cleopatrat's flashing dark
eyes. .s
"Good evening, madam" said the
reporter, about to seat himself b. is
somewhat sliort-sightea-m some
needle work.Cleopafra's needle
work, which the lady had evidently
III a.
her visitor.
Good ereb--not there, please.
Take this seat" said the hostess. with
one majestic sweep of the arm remov-
ing the rsporter from his Insecure po-
sitien, half standing, halt sitting, and
with the other catching up the men
sced danger, which had an eye, soft
iy bright, and was threaded.
There was q pause-composure on
the part of the lady, q light perspira-
ton and speechless gratitude as con
cerned the reporter.
"Can ] serve you in any way9"
queried Cleopatra, calmly.
The reporter was about to remark
that il 6 life OF gratitude for what she
had already avertsd, if devotion, UNI
dying, deep-but the pointed crown
| recalled him
II read q paper" he remarked,
THAT when a drassmsks* intrusted
with making yonr costumes for
Cleopatra went TO see Pieou's, she
came away saying that the whole mat
ter might be more properly referred
to a jeweler. i have been sen to
| ash"
1t IN right have bsen fancy, hut the
reporter thought that ut this moment
| the lady's face was convulsed with
laughter. He paused.
"Pray continue" said Cleopatra,
''yon have been sent to ask"
Why"
why
"Why yes, ma'an."
~ infer" said the actress, ''that
yon are not familiar with Plcou's
painting OF Cleopatra"
The reporter confessed his igno-
Fance, sad'a creepey, uncomfortable
feeling came over him us the thought
entered his mind that perhaps he had
trodden on dangerous ground.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." be
managed to say. why should a
jeweler have been mentioned in on
nection with this matter? Of--what
observation-disclosures 2" he blur
ted out, getting warm.
Cleopatra rose 10 her full height
and the word came from he. lips with
unmistakahle cIearnsss.
.sA4neekiace.o only sir.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

and have their several one mile sec-
tons completed by the LIT of Au-
gust. The road will then be COM
pleted from Mexico to Marshal, from
which place to Kansas CITY is sixty
two miles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

All the big gunsT In tho saving
banks sshn.t, hrst and ssxoeGss after
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

: Mounted upon fine polished or oiled :
: black wplnut tor table and treadle, all =
5 complete, only S25. warranted . years
; kept in. order freq of charge Money ii
refunded at once if not satisfactory :
The most solid, reliable and salts z
. factory machine ever invented for ali :
s kinds Of family work. An :
edged unequivocal mechanical sue
oseess, thoroughly tested and used IN J.
thousands OF homes. An efficient, 81
= lent, rapid, reliable and eVer-readY {
helper to the weary wife or seam- g
stress, that will do the work of a :
: afnily Cor a Lifetime, and costing :.
: less than half the price of machines :
: OF u like quality. 1t makes the shut
8 tie, double-thread, iock-stAch tthe
= same on both sides of the work., z
u which received the highest award at c
Gle Centenniaf. The strongest, finest
=, and most lasting stitch ever produced. z
2 1t does more W rk at less cost; ops :
- rates more easily. smoothly ana last Z
= er and with less labor than any other :
> machine st any prlce. 1t Is bailt for :
Z strength and constant hard work;
will run for years without repairs. 1t {
is easy 10 learn, easy to manage and 2
- aINdA5 Tcituft Ill u AlOhlCilbB ~ w =
: every description OF strong o hne :
fancy WORK than any other machine, :
a at any price, ever did or can do, and :
with less trouble. Il viii sew any :
thing q needle can pierce, from lace :
= or cambria to heavy cloth or harness {
- with any kind of thread, and run OF :
: twenty yards per minute; uses 8 {
8 strong straight needle, and never :
u breaks jtnefs. 1t can not miss or ,
> drop u stitch, ravel or bueah tho :
x thread. The money Iheerfuily re-
funded if it will not outwork and :
outlast any machine at double tho f.
Price. 1t you have any other ma ,
= chine, buy this and AVE a better !
- one. The ease and rspldity OF Its {
c 4notion and quality of is wor1 is its
Z best Recommendation, and 1t is thor.
= ougily warranted IN every respect,
"a by written guarantee to maintain Its
merited reputation rs o constant,
~ ready and ever faithful worker in a
2 family Tor five years. 1t will hem,
. fell. tuck. braid, cord, bind, gather,
= quilt, rl6le, pieat, told, scallop .snlrr,
TX roll, baste, e~mbroider. run up
= brs4dihs, etc, with elegance, case
aud quickness. 1t requires no learn
ling; saY Que can use 1t Ia q moment
2 aud il viii earn from 81 TO So per
: day far any one who wishes TO sew
{ fnf Il diving, the best snd lowest
q; priced machine ever Invented. For
3 testimonials soc descriptive books,
osmailed Tree with samples of work.
~ Agents wanted throughout the
~xEecuntry for this, the cheapest and
xomoat rapid-ssIling machine in the
- world. Fer liberal terms, address
@w A. EATELY 81 Co.
: Cor. Broadway ana Elghth streets,
SNew York. n42-fy
lLavaM 81 AKoNO0d 'HL1Ea
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14
TIME TABLE.

49, -
-QEzse@u~
M.msuH MMs@szRs
Louis. &c. = Eastnern aaiiroad Tina
Table,
East.
Mail train leaves t..ss-a..-l2.o ~ P. m
Night Express leaves n -..i.S0 q. n
wEs
dail Tram leaves at.......-s.2-a0a m
Night Express leaves ts.:2.4 N
lineage and Alton II R
CINE EAST
Jefferson ano Fulton Exp. arrives.
at fi.Io a. III.
accommodation (lni&ed train) run
ming only between Mexico and
Louisiana caycs... 300 p. III
eesver Express leaves 200 a. IN
00ING WEST.
Jefferson and Fulton Expfess =
& HIN II. Hns
Accommodation tmixsd train run
ming enly between Mexico and
Louisiana arrives, ..y11:30 a.nl-
Denver Exprcss ARRIVES - $50 4 In.
TDenSer Express lcaying n
st.. v-r. 2:0O a.. III.
The only train &, Chicago without
change of cars.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14
Rubber Goods,!!
Vnleanized Rubber in every conceivable
Form, Adapted TO universal use.
Any article under four pounds weight a
be seat by mail. r5
fac WrtD AND WATER PRooF

garments 3 specialtv, Oil cloth Surface
Coat combines two articles in one. For
stprJnY weather il is a perfect waterproof,
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