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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-07

The cultivation of sugar is rapidly extending
in New South Wales, Queensland, Western Aus
tralia, and the southern part of Southern Aus
tralia, and the production has increased this
year by nearly two-thirds over the production
last wear.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-07
Probate Court,
Before Judge O'Gorman.

Before Judge q GOrman.
In the matter of the estate of Morris Lam
prey, deceased, Eve Lamprey appointed adj
ministratrix and ordered to give bonds in the
sum Of 100000.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-07

IT'S really too bad. Walter couldn't save
his uncle, and we retain city attorney who
knows something about city law.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-07

HAT Washington partnership can now be
resumed provided ONE" will endorse the
firm.
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WALTERS endorsement of his uncle didn't
work.
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HES a Castle in the air sure enough.
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HE "ME" campaign wasn't success.
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Tho WEEKLY GLOBE Is q mammoth sheet, exactly
double the size Of the Daily. 1t Ia just the paper
for the frese containing IN addition to all the current
news, cheice miscellany, agricultural matter, market
reports &c. 1t Is furnished to single subscribers at
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ST. PAUL, WEDNESDAY. MAY 7, 1879.

WALTER won't.
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serene, full OF force, with just that suspicion
of smile which always fingers round Emer-
sons mouth and softens the vigorous whole of
a head fit to hold that marvellous genius. "
Chicago sent the yellow fever sufferers in
New Orleans $780, 900 last summer. A day or
two ago the New Orleans Times sneeringly said
that ''the generous people of Chicago SUBJ
scribed the munifcent sum of $3.50 toward
relieving the starving negroes at Wyandotte,
Kan" There is no moral to this little story.
Western papers are printing telegram from
Des Moines, Iowa, to the effect that Gov. Gear
will appoint ex-Congressman James Wilson to
the vacanay caused by the death of Congress-
man Rush Clark. OF course, Gov. Gear never
thought to do such an absurd thing. The ex-
tent of his power, under the constitution, is to
issue a writ for new election.
canary in Portland Me-, has many of the
accomplishments of her sex. She is a beauti-
full bird, and also sings beautifully, and she
faints as gracefully as any lady. When she is
frightened or nervous she suddenly sinks to the
floor of her cage in fainting fit, and remains
unconscious for fifteen minutes, when she
breaks forth into song as though nothing had
happened.
The Cincinnati Commercial speaks of ex-
Gov. Hendricks positive declination" to &C
cept the second position on the Democratic
Presidential ticket. An attentive reading of
the great balancer's letter will show the Com
naerciaz that it is too FAST He merely says
that he does not think it would be his duty
| again to accept nomination for a position
i which he does not desire.
Forty-nine failures were reported in New
York city in April, in which the total liabilities
amounted to 81 ,199,ss3, and the assets were
estimated at S633,121. Compared with the
preceding month, this shows a large increase in
liabilities; March having forty failures, with
liabilities of $780, 40, and assets $21l, 754. In
i April, 1873, there wee ..v"'.sy-three failures,
with total liabilities of 53,8sO,0O0.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-11-14

on an average per acre, without the
trouble of clearing as in western Ore
gon, merely requiring the settler to
break it up, fence and sow It in wheat.
The Willamette valley is not to
Portland one-sixth the importance
which this eastern country is to be,
and if, as all indications point to the
fact, that Portland is within five
years to have railroad connection with
this eastern country, her commercial
future and greatness as city will not
be much behind San Francisco Let
us prepare for this immense shipping
(export) of wheat to foreign countries
from Portland by urging on the gov
eminent and our senators and repre-
sentatives in Congress the necessity of
continuing their river improvements
between Portland and Astoria, which
Col. Gillespie, the U. S. engineer, has
this year commenced with the appro-
priations formerly received. - I'm
Reid IN Cregonidn goth.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-11-14

ABOUT VEsrrLAr1oS. Charles F. Win
gate, in late article ON Rural Hygiene, -
gives the following significant hint as to the
ventilation of cesspools He says: ''To do
this two openings are necessary, as is illus.
trated by the following simple experiment:
Into common wide-mouthed pickle bottle
tit bung: into this put tube of any kind
about Is inches long. Fill the bottle with
smoke from a tobacco pipe or otherwise;
then blow across the top Of the pipe, and
you will find that it will not clear the bot
tie of it's smoke. Now repeat the expert
mcnt, but previous to doing so make a hole
IN the bang, into which short piece OF pipe
is put Then blow across the upper OPEN
ing and you will find the bottle clear of
smoke as if by magic"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-11-14
Better Leave Il to the Army.

Between the war and the interior depart
ments there has been almost an ''unplcas-
antness" growing out of the Ute affair."
Officers of the army have expressed great
impotence at being hampered by the no.
tons and methods Of the Indian bureau
Gen. Sherman complained in substance that
in consequence Of the cross purposes and
conflict of authority neither Gen. Crook
There are ! 800 men At White river Their
road to the Uncompahagrc agency is over
the main range of the Rocky mountains
aud is very bad and the danger Of being
caught by Winter snow should be seriously
entertained. We went to the White river
agency at the solicitation of the Indian
bureau, whose agent was murdered and our
men killed and wounded, and we are now
left in the heart Of the mountains with our
hands tied and the danger of being showed
in staring us in the face. | am not easily
discouraged, but it looks as though we had
been pretty badly sold put in this business
1t is folly to say that the murtlerers Of the
agent and Col. Thornburgh must he pun
ished How are they to be punished? Who
is going to punish themg And how long arc
the troops to wait at the agency FOR it to be
done? | will direct Crock to throw into the
agency all the supplies he possibly can, as
the only course left epen." This is the
dispatch which nettled Secretary Schurz,
and which he has attempted to answer as
our dispatches have shown. II is pretty
evident that the paltdnng with Utes had
better cease, that the agents of the Indian
bureau should be withdrawn, and the settle
ment Of the business left to Gen. Sheridan
Ii he nj axes another Picgan affair of it, the
settlement will be all the more thorough
A dispatch to-day indicates that the inter-
position of the interior department is to
STOP and that the war department is to
have exclusive control Of the methods of
dealing with the Utes. -Oregonisa.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-11-14
When that abhorance

public opinion. When that abhorance
which society now shows to direct
theft, is shown to theft of all degrees
of indirectness, then viii these vices
disappear. When not only the trader
who gives short measure but also the
merchant who over trades, the bank
director who countenances an exag-
gerated report, and the railway d.
rector who repudistes his guarantee,
come to be regarded rs of the same
genus az the pickpockct, and are treat
ed with like disdain, then will the
morals OF trade become what they
should be-"
1t is very true that if society de-
serves publication It must be by learn
ing to applaud truth, honesty and
virtue. 1t must discountenance the
wrong in whatever garb it may as
sumo. 1t must love goodness more,
and wealth and its attendant evils less
If we had more of Spartan virtue we
should need sma Ter penitentiaries,
fewer courts and less manacles. Then
true manhood would be respected and
the purest, truest and hottest ambitions
of the human heart sanctioned and
applauded. -Er.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-11-14
In the whole History of Medicine

No preparaTi n has ever performed such mar-
ye!lous cures, or maintained so wide a reputa-
ton, as AYERS Cherry PrCToRAL, which is
recognized as the worlds remedy for all dis
eases of the throat and lungs Its long con
tiuued series of wonderful cures in all climates
has made it universally known as safe and
reliable agent to employ. Against ordinary
colds which are the fnrcrunners of more Sc
rious disorders, it acts speedily and surely, al
ways relieving suffering, and often saving life
The protection it affords. by its timely use in
the throat and lung disorders of children max e
Il mn invaluable remedy to be kept always on
hand in every home N" person can afford to
be without it, and those who have once used it
never will From their knowledge of its com
position and effects. physicians use the CHERRY
PICTORIAL extensively in their practice. and
Ciergymen rec mmend it. 1t is absolutely GER
tain in lis remedial effects. and will always
cure where curns are possible
For SALE ny ALL DEALERS
j. z. Monkey, general agent, Lewiston, I. T.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-11-14
= - 49, = - -
UnfrIen dly.

Pressed by pitiless creditor into whose
hands n note for 1000 francs has fallen, a
hapless debtor goes to a friend to borrow
the sum.
''What is this crd tors name?" says the
friend.
~ don't know him from Adam except by
his dress; he's some stranger who has bought
my note"
Sand you would to fill the pockets of a
bloated and total stranger, rob friend you
have known since boyhood All, Picere, I
never thought that you would stoop to such
thing.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-11-14

a young man, a member of one of
the fest families Of Syracuse, went to
a watering-place this season for recre-
alton. When he returned one of his
acquaintance asked him whether there
were medical springs at the resort
which he had visited. Springs, aw-
yes, l believe there were" "And
what was the property of the water,
catharic or diureticf' "Well, weally,
! don't know, my dear boy, Ill not
taste it, but from the smell l should
say it was emetic. Rome Seminal.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-11-14

Prisoner, how old are your
twenty-five, your honor" Your pa
pers make out that you was born
twenty three years ago $50 l was,
but I spent one year in prison, and l
don't count that-it was lost time"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-11-14

Mrs. Smith, Of N. Y. according 10 the
Herald. stole wash-tub to keep her child.
rem from starving A family that can dine
satisfactorily off . wash tnb must be reduced
to the very lowest extremity
, 1879-08-09
GTrrpI1;S or l,AR1a.

Fi7e articles written originally inr Italian
n,ncuducs anil nowspaners by E,lnont1n ITO
A,uicis have l,een sra.ialatcA Mnl printed to-
gether 10 this country. Dr Am,ets will u rr-
,netnlsresl as the author Of "Cnpstan.fnoplc."
lfc Is n brilliant writer, srmpatttzng with. mud
In n measure hc3onE'ng tn, tic sclIool Of the
young .Erenc,l fc,ltlfstonsts. Tle two most re-
,narkahae articles In this collection arc thusc on
Emtla :!oIa mud rlctar Hugo. The writor has
leen OF, Intimate terms witt, xoln, n,nt Il inter
viewed d" him TO soma purposo III several nsen-
siens. Ills plans. hts struggles, fs ethnEa nf
literary work arc all rrnor.ed. no doubt With
sulstanttal ncrrracy. Thr word 'repnrttrl ;"
ultcetes the ca!hro Of stlc work. !,c A.nicis Is
n brilliant reporter. There Ii harfl'y tnst'nr
newsUan.r IN Amcr'cn lsdt wnlll,l nut be Elnll nf
hts services. lilo annroarl,etl VIetnr Hugo, It ts
truc, ncctarllnE tn tia own report. with profot,nh
humility - frame Of Din,l that would nrver du
IN rcprrtcr: hut the nftcetaiton Of this k:Itc-
,ncnt Is npparent further on. when be cra'iriscs
,hc t,,ast.r ni.soe! aa MI eq,,nl. Whatever the
fa,tlts Of De Amlcis may nc, he has merits that
rcs|ccm them afl. .-lle Is nmusn! anil trfe Keen
Observer. {"9tu,lcn af Tarta." Ry Eimond0
Ne AtnicIs. nuthor o! "Cons,antinupir." Trans
lated from tue Itatsus,, ts ". ". G.. New York:
q. Z. Pa.nuui's Sons. limo. $f..5.)
, 1879-08-09
SPARKS or SCIENCE.
BENEFITS or DRY AIR.

Ta tAt Editor ~ The Trit1ns-
CulcA0o, Aug. H.-f have noticed an article
IN anna or our daily tougnats,-coptcl. tbtns,
F..... 49,, ra,r VI. run n,t, atr,o,1 hr n 1,cni
't.a luz Az" -, ,.,',', .M ~ ,.aa.,,o. -.
Ilflysclan,-in Which NC oIescr1ocss US metho1'
for Keeping houses and rooms cool, the tlso nf
leo paeked In mctal,ir boxos and suspended In
~, ,,,.,,r ,,-t ~ t,,r roon. shcnce t,m rno1ctt
1'a ,,; VIZ. pa's .s,..," H. ..',s..,,,.a
aif VIII pesce'l1 mn teu"ea wv 'o''peFal"se'
There may he ftte liability that kstft1 sl1g-
cca,iun will 10 fullowel by anybody; hut, MS
ao,nc n.rsou iprnrnnt Of Tho effect Of aurh a
e".o .," ~ ,,,,r IN t,o,,no1 - ,sv :,
allo" mo tn ca! Inc Intention OF Fonf ftaaefa
to tic following tacts in natural 8cleuce, which
II would f,a well to obscrre:
E,,at of n,s ,to ahoulg kpn,r thts fart. thnt 10
W - r-.,.,. a',s.. ,,...n. .,>,s.,,., 49,,
'laFc Eoou aea!l" eSetf t!etsoi etlo!1" eas'
drink, work. n1,tl Hlcep III w'at, IN The longnago
of sclcucc, il known as dry atmosphere. This
ia ~ the utmost Importance, nu] espectatty ts
49,. a., =, ,o ,v,,b nrr,ors Win oro tnc1fnc,i ~
thls l''c easo WI" pc'eons ""o Wv .s'4'se ~
diseases ot " pul"'oa71y e""' aetes, uetn'a' o1e
And tho hale nNd robust individual, whose
nhystcal constitution would Indicate longevity
III, t,,,t RI In, o,rlcnt Nrtt,usetah will hnvo
~, Wv ,''"s " .,,.'",s, ,I,.+ ,,,.,,,t ,.,r,,,,.
nis sh1ures -. .as."E = l. ~ 'aG s ~ .n.Et.sai =,
tnhtcFh!ls inessaseu ~ VT sao ID pos"'s''ee ~
"ssatu wy t,..o. - MI. ,,, .ao ~ ,vo ,,,,.
uelstAna "na] " o'5 hth'eSi''te'o 10 n''o Nv" )"
ootain u. az. ,,,...,o.,
aa PouI essot .a.M ,stnn.,
tncnt, Or fo9l1 t'al ~ " oa1a ~ "Ao!ts peGsat
i!r an14aes u t'o t'ouuat wa w Na't'' aae's
is bY 70 means nessstuIy e9hse'ue,G;1. ua'"n
less ueneHua cltlfeIf ~ uisiei I,..atln!'e; ~
e feanef as Gves sss'.e" m . t ,!ar ~ ,ts wa'G, T.
, 1879-08-09

,.t.34o ~ 4bc ,,..l,. ~ tt,n o,,u.. To,o,r, 10
Hsne. t,e "oaRs u ,ne e"u'en' s"'iipa1s' y.
i.etchIord's buildings. Ihrae'Cnlt lahc, hothnnl
tlrcen. on Friday. Tho visitors wrra received
Ay sfr. e.. r.. K}urzett. r. G. e.. md sfr.
Z,uc,rr tho f,-nnr o-n,,tu,,r nv ,ho n,c ~
1'e'' -. ioi'te. eHu'A~ ~ -" .7o
so"s -. . smp'o apparasua me processes emp'oysa
IN to manufacture OF sanitas. Mr.. hinEzett
f'rs. drew attention to two rows uf very larzo
bottles act IN .vnotcn vo.s. These hoit,ee,
vhtr,, ,.s ".' IT,, - s..t''.s
.". ~ ,naae o. q k'n" u e"et"t''-
"ase' anil VIII hold about 100 galous, nro
provided with three nccks apiece. Through ono
Of these aperture. Tho r,,aroc. NJ vater. ntout
ninety pu1Ion, /. ,,,.o,,,,sa, 49,, =. .a,an.r,.
.mre -, 1nn s"s' ,,' 's''ni'.''' n''' Nv . lG"pe'N
"i.o, -" atH' fhhFeh''clt. Iurpontioo Is next
poured in until stratum sx inches thick Is float
fng OH tile aurface of the wafor. Through fho
second hole branch n,nn ,,o,c,,,,, tr,,,, a., o;r.
,,.i, ..s.,o, $500 49, - "sse.'s ''o'' M ~ ~
,,''u' ~" s"'t'su ap'4e ''e 70" o' earboJs 10 the
fae III contact betWcen thc tutncntine nml tho
wa.er. From mn aIr.fan made To rotate rapidly
hY a stcau,-epelnc n coutiuuoua h1,st NJ bn, atr
I. f,rcc. o,ooo tbo .,,.t,. ,ui ,t,,. L.. -. ~
sccn,i..- hv In hr,nci, n;,,.s n anrs ss Wy IT.. r.
n,ltitzc, ,I;} ,,,rncnt,nc ~ thr s,,no
tnf, nnrn .on," ~ liz o1,yo, rt,n
ill., wn,rr A. ,hc carhnrs a,,1 IN ra. ,n. ..'ss
, 1879-08-09


This Is the time Of year when many families
leave thcfr homes in the city for i1le more III
vsorattng mountain or seashore air, anxious to
20 where they may derive thc most hcatth.Eiv-
iu. h:ncnt anil still arc undecided whether they
will 80 10 the mountains or sensible. 70 such
persons the following extract from recent
work by DR.. c. Alberto, II celebrated italian
phvticlan, may be nh nil III hclninE :lcm 10 de-
ride: "The marine air." savs the l1nctor. pro-
autrs the snu,c benefit rs that Of the mount
atn. but ca:l' l.aa different nolus efl}:dend!:
the former nrt. more fnrcib1v md encrEr;lcal!y
on the constitution w!lfcl, ertktns sonlc rul>usi-
neas and nternal resources 10 profit by IT.. willie
tic Second acts more gently. With siower elft-
cacr, htnE thereby uors suitable to The ssraker
aud less exritna'e organizations. From tll. I'M
poriant distinction, thr cs,nscIrnttoss physician,
Who taiss the safety OF Ills patient mitch IN
heart. ought 10 be nbIc to discriminate whether
fhe ulpIne or The marine atmosphere is the bet
ter aulted to The case he has before him.
, 1879-08-09

curiosity, mud Gibbons vanity wus nrntflcd by
seeing d copy sold at boos,a,iclion for four
tImea tic original price. Another eaao IA found
IN 1)rhcna, une III w;,oso earlier works Wns
rural opera. ills 7cry clover thing, and
read 1t with mich p1easuro on Its first appear
nucc, but the author became dissatisfied With IT.
md forbade lts republication.
Reference tnhy here ha tnadn to seotts " ~.
haste, and published for the benefit Of the s1'f-
fcsrrs of that nctfou. II wht, hoWtvcrs yer!
inferior, and the author became heartily afnathea
ot It.. IN fact, !Its ir!en's stokc ot u a. eae'
ri1co af himself 10 tl,c cause which ho had G..
pousct1. Hence It Is not included among hls
works. arl ia nno Of tic literary. c1rlos!etca OF
that tav. Coming nearer home. thcfe u uM'p.
cr's nrss at.cmpt at fiction, Which nrove1 j..
, maie name. nan The Lille oi ,hs volume IS Pro:
caltion,f and It j. interesting ss Lesson q, q
those difficulties which ma5 beaet flc carly pata
.foslcy, tic historian. Affords nno'hcr t1,,
stnncr. His frat venture wns novel entitled
"Mtrtou'a Hope; OF, The Young PROVINCIAL It
was n talu Of tho Revolution, hut proved q
failure, mn. In after years The n,tthor was 10
oycry copy that could 10 fou1td, and It
,o,s s' ss make The anesa oss" O. ses s
volume. II was Issued by Cnrrer, Fills. md
Acton 1'cl, MD. nntrtlh'ta9tE 40 powerful
repllbl'slcd. Il Is now ona Of the rare books ot
tl,r prracut age. ! may RtsD meniinn lrvlhg'a
letters Of "Jonatlfan OldstYfc." Th!s WIS hts
9rst nom de plume. an'l .lacY nppeares' 10 y "
lie aurposc1 them to be forgnticn. sucli bnir't
distinction: they were Issued III III" shape q a
ynnlne. mich 10 their authors nnlinrnncc.. T1n
speciality tley might afford to any ono disposed
to rlltsue Il.
, 1879-08-09

The causes of lilo and Of death nrc to some
extent, Identical. influences which kill the
weak, strengthen the strong, MID IN tic mutual
renrtion Of perfect ctnstltutIon nHIl 1ntnic at
life free from those lethal Influences whira no
strength oil constitution eau resist mar be tounl
the secret of oxtrcn1n longevity. The history ut
centenariaus often Illustrates this. but 1t Is not
often that tho conditions of their exs.euco can
be accurately known. Not long aEo the dcath
was announced, at Tic agc Of lh., of thu lev.
Canon Bcadon, Of Stoncham, the particulars OF
whose l!fc arr IN tllls respect of somc interest.
Born In the year lit, 10 suceeedrd Ills fai'cr in
the living OF Stonchau tn ISL. The living having
l,ecn held by the two, fntl,er mud apn. for
more than 10o scars. His ancestors presented
examples Of rnolerate, bll: nat extreme ionEev-
ity, his father having died nt 80 and !Iss Inotlcr
ut ST. Canon 13eatlou was probably fhc lust per.
sou living wllo remembered the Lord GrorEo
Gorspn riots. At the time {l7so} he was y years
of ugo, At! !lh distinctly rccoectr lluylg terll
held up To the window oy Ills rurae to aec thu
snl,ltcra In the streets. Its Eood health was
n.ius,st uninterrupted; IN curly 1nanhood he l!al
slight itncst. tbs esatt nature 81 Yt,len !. al:
11.1. liz was ah0lt five fest nlnn inches IN
hight, broatl.slouerctl .n.s tlcep.clteated, with
verY long arns md 'argu binds. In carly
whc S he vi. M, ,aatca S1Sat SS s sae
MhN" nA7 W. ''4HN "'~te -" ...'.'tt.
Even when long pant ~ Ms strenslh
Of wrist "as remarkable. Me WA ionl o!
shooting nna sllns; ~! inT1sr 9ihnselishs W. ,l,a
ne kepe nn tlIi y, M 'attsf tll -. , Mmsn 'nh,.
ing till night, EXPOSED 20 nny amount OF cou
aha wet, n''a eofanletsy khock un h!"ay
Younger men' ltc eeetaeu Huatu l.hsc' so"s w. s ~
ile ailments to WhGh Ordinary 11len asn s"".
rtiuun'atte'h was lits utees'tph a!pt4ssu ~ pts@
rect, ana nc conia gay anstMH. Will ..npn"M': ~:
lio nor o'iiy ato hoasti ~ cxc.y nasa,, "a'
Hscu ol1cn " 81 psss, etI.' ~, rs
,olai s IA si was aaio 70 ic Is. e. extremely
fond OF awccs thttiGs !ts ne grew oNtcs M
s&eb OeTcHtu b'o"E', pu1 nv He,.t II III
tered m us GSt; I.;, Z, '.H t,, t"'t ncrrr .r
, 1879-08-09

.... "'s' - ~
"&ty DRuEhtrr Susap. br "Fansy.' has been
aided tn tn, liie-1luur series Of alessrs. D.
,trron & f,o. N,.ton. pnntr. 70 crnts.
t@"t'''p ~ s".
Henry holt II ca. havn reprinted In
rnn,pt'et form Mr.. Whitelav 1lo1d'R "At1ttrcsa
ncIIrcrc,l Bctprn the E,itoeiot AssorIatIoys Of
W., ya,,r M, Ohto !, 1,rtcc, IN crnt.,
S'" ose ''''' '''''' '".' :" ms"'
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