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Tho scourea Of nankind-Old methods Of
treAtment and re1nedfes = fraud upon
humanity-A revolution In tho treatment
OF blood and skin hurnors = certainty.
II does not take long for the wesrJ invalid 10 loss
fatth in medicine. 'rathy After 'psthy u e1.
hhnAted, remedy hfter remedy ia tried md found
wanting, until The unhappy victim Of medical sci-
ence ~ abanaone thc htruEgto and sre!gns hmse1s
TO hin fate. Thc treatment OF chronic dtteases Of
the blood for Gve hundred yca.s has been 4 heart-
lres fraud upon mankind. Il u hardly squr.tton
whether the practice Of medicine t1Rs not been 1
euEro rather than blessing. Beginning Ii tho ear
Tier centuries with charms. con}nrattons. ann1cts.
lizards. the Rings touch. and other methods and
practices originating In iRnorsnee md superstition.
eatll we reach the coming Of '.fataeelsus, the
into tte professlon." lie Introduced mcrcnry for
the treatment Of tho diseases under consideration.
For fonr hundred years this mineral poison has
shattered the constitutions Of mankind, and IL to-
ddy the specific Of tho medical rchoo7s for scrpfn-
Ions affections. Eontsa4t this yiFulent corrosive
poison with the I:
, 1879-01-02

Politics Is not science In Ohio, but It Is oue
OF the most productive Industries. Some farn-
crs think of giving up sheep aud raisinE moth
ing but Presidents.
, 1879-01-02

AZ oaLEsDY is not for ]. 4. H., he muss "Eo." !"
Everybody not for J. A. L. 1nnst get out Of the
party. The ellct has gone forth from the Lit
erary Bureau.
, 1879-01-02

II Is not friends that ]. 4. l.. wants, hut fol-
lowers. TnH TRIBUNE Is his friend, AZ are many
other Republicans, but not bctng Lis followers
they must all "Ko.H
, 1879-01-02

The Charleston Ners says tElat the EpMuNDa
bill twill save the country from much trouble
at the next election, and ought to pass"
, 1879-01-02

SAN FRAscisco, CAL. Jau. IA fire at Tus-
caroFa, Ney., last night destroyed nearly I
block ot buildings In the main street, including
tho Young America HolstEng Works. Loss
about $4,000. It was supposed to be tuceutllarY,
THO Minnesota Hotel and eight smaller butll-
tngs hurned at Portland. Ore. last night. LOSS,
s.0,01D,
, 1879-01-02

Mt. GREaLBY has sent word through Spfr-
iual medium that, In order 10 mako resumption
Il success, all that IA necessary to be done is to
resume.
, 1879-01-02

Best Joke Of the season: The nat. moonshtnt
ORGAN reading the hartl-nioney TRIBUNE out ol
the hard-.noney Republican party.
, 1879-01-02

wv, .sntTt s!Hrh HeFIsI.
=, When Fhi1aIelph'a policeman nsks q New
iofk detective ii 10 has discovered nes
'S!sE 1a:ely. tic f4.ler stturta by asking ii It
hat Aeosly ttme to Ind Charles i,c.a I-s.u
, 1879-01-02

MExpu1s, jan. l.-Today the Jury In the case
Of Joseph Doustcia, on trial for raping Annie
Du0an, m orphan IS ycars Of aRc, returned q
verdict Of guilty. The pcnnity Is death.
, 1879-01-02

Tho fault Of TIE TninuNE, tn tie yes Of III
]. A. l.. Literary Bureau IL not that 1t loyesJ JAcI
less but TINT It loves DlcK more.
, 1879-01-02

GALusuA 4. Grow will be candidate before
tho Legislature Of Pennsylvania for tue United
States Senate.
, 1879-01-02

THH TRfRuNE likes JAcK, but milst It really
"Ruh bccatlsa 1t likes DICK q 1eetle bcttcrt
, 1879-01-02

Sptf1W U1spatfh n Ths tribune
CLINTON, ILL.,, Jan. 1.-Yestcsday, about q.
ln., George Sa'nucls' house, SIX ml1cs north
wcst Ut Cllutou. was burned. with tho entire
contents. Loss 81, ,ho0 Insured for et't0 IN the
Forest City OF Rockford. III. Cause, defective
due.
, 1879-01-02

The Literary Bureau uiycs solemn notice:
Those not In favor al j. A. l.. Tor Senator
t'must CO." as the Republican party don't
want them,
, 1879-01-02

course, a great question, but tlic ladies' engaged
In tflu work feel greatly encouraged, believing,
As they do, that they have entered upon 1879
with promise Of great results In the future.
lhe regular temperance meetioR vas hclt1 In
L,wer far;scll Hail at 3 p. rn., and was un-
usually successful.
Union Rare New. YEARS. reception to reformed
men nlid otIces who chusc to cali yesterday ht
the hall Of the Flrst Rcti-Isihbon Reform Clnh,
c"rncr Of Wabash Avenue and Twenty.sccond
afternoon: and In the evening a general temper.
Ance reunion was held. which waa taroely nt.
tended, Music, conversation, and refreshments
iGrfnca i;! tue ptoerantnc, and very pleasant
who were present and received tic callers and
Niesdallics. William Alton, Il. i. Cummtny.,
Charles Neal, Chuse. Juscph Jones'. H.: y.
smith, Everest, ErtNker, Joshua Smith, +. Ii,
Porter, ns,tl Miss Lnvclaul.
"IUt}0E JuTfHh BuMMgNrtKLD
smiled erith smile Of satisfaction as ho ant
down yesterday morning ct ills Wontcd plnc.'
were, of tho wing Of tho relnossciesa and nitt-
less Blind Goddess who rules the icstiniea of
tlosc who enter tho South Side Police Court.
It was very evident, from tho ~aY IN which he
NewsYear" to the Ba'T, whose head Is is
bald and shiny as an Easter eRV. that he Ind
nlrcady a.t''ed a low blocks tu that proycrttal
pavement ot guod Intentions, and tho leue1tcy
fortunates whom lc saw before him caused
general sigh Of regret that "New Years" did
"Time," b. cried merry; Tho "bul-pcn y
Spfnfd Sef,si9 toq tsqry M naa Mary c0'ano presented
"Well, Mary, are you hero aQalns what have
you been lu!ng this tinu1''
wish son !lapDy icwssYcar. your Honor.
change OF venucan And Mary smiled coptous
smile that intensified the uplIuess uf llcr bat
, 1879-01-02

Those who hayo nrt Mrs. GRANT in Europe
say that She is very hon,esick aud anxious Ia
return again to her famtly.
, 1879-01-02

No man can serve two Minister'S, hut II be
doesn't servo Jons exclusively ln must 20.
, 1879-01-02

Tie that does not love JOHN better than
RICHARD "must CO."
, 1879-01-02

4ot&t 91tI+ so9. t@to 10
Anotuer Interesting ttoal OF business growing
out of thts mining !ntercat hers u supplied by
showing that from l510, when that Institution
was orgautzed. up 10 5ops. w, ISIS, thcy have
colugd III tv.1 ti5,v1t p:segs, Vi thu y.luu ot
, 1879-01-02

s6H. 10 3-33. U*. .1O &5la, z0S s00
: G. c. Penaergast, the agenti Of Wells. Fargo
d TO-, furnished inc with the total amount OF
bullion that has been shipped frotn here by the
Express Company from 1871 to Oct. Of the
prescut gear, which may b. Of seFylce 10 statis-
tictana. About 10 per cent Of Ill this product
may be taken u gold sud 20 per cent silver:
1871 Sl1 2tH, bt+ 81 1878 -. :. so, 24, lee, 80
ls73..... IL, y 4as 1915. .... 81 BIS 1877 o.
1A73. =. ~. 1l6 207 25ilb77. -. IL Ola TIL 10
lsT4. -. ~. 3 o2G. 81 1s7s. 0's IL, 707. 0i III
, 1879-01-02

Tho undersigned will contnus tho Huber Dooe and
ehoa business the place. NJ. ts Nadlson it.,
uutos the nEn n&ne Of HEO. +. HOLMES l. Gu.
CHICAGO Jan, /. t&7H,
, 1879-01-02
DISSOLUTION.

Tho coranntrshfp heYetegore exittsnR between lte
unier ersgnrl. undsr the hTm name pf Wolf Dsos. d
1ctthrnbach. Inns this day been dissolved BY mutual
consent. Wotn Hros. L Co., who have posscssIon vt
tho books will coltcct I'll dthts dno tho sbofc arm
and have ths exclusive right 10 tbs hTm 4ame In
liquidation. PETER Y. WOLFF,
A1tS1Lf WOLFF, - ...
cIiAHLEH HElCIIESUACH.
ChcARo, IGp, ], l47Q. 7--''7
, 1879-01-02
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Klmbatl,s CAtAFFh Cigarettes Seldom fsia
to give tnatA1t fsllsf OF cure cold In tbs heal.
Chsw JAek4op's best 4weet Navy Tobacco,
, 1879-01-02
COPARrNERSIIIP.


The undersgned bare this dAy formed capartuer.
ship under tho nFM nstns and etyie OF
, 1879-01-02

And will continue to do tusinesa 1t tha old stand M.
iua Aatsoa'st. i. HALLOCK,
r. II, SALISBURY,
q. y. CLINE.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-26

Lake. A man name.i Wade Fair
child came upon them in the la ter
part of last month, while travelling
over the mountains. The skeletons
of elks, moose and deer, in pairs,
with horns inextricably interlock-
ed, ale sometimes found in the
same way, though rarely. 1t is
well known that the males of the
deer family fight desperately dur
Ing the falling" season. What a
battle that must have been near
the shore of Honey Lake years ago!
Fancy the two bucks, their antlers
firmly locked, fighting until worn
out with exhaustion. Then the
vain efforts TO get free. At last
anne starvation and all its pangs.
Perhaps one died first, and the sur
vivor remained fast to the dead
body until death came to him in
turn, and relieved him of his tor
lures. Aud the doe, the cause of
that terrible tragedy, probably
browsed TRANQUILITY all the time un.
til they died, and then left the
neighborhood to look for u sutton
that could keep himself free from
entang Gazette.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-26
State News in BRIEF

Grouse are unusually plentiful on
Mount Breckenridge, Kern county.
A large deposit Of chrome iron
has been Discovered near Guerne-
Vile.
Teams Of emigrants Oh their way
north are daily passing through
Woodland.
A large bear was killed near the
NOyo, Mendocino county, one day
last week.
There has been frost every month
this year in parts OF Big Valley,
Modoc county.
Messrs Sweet & Fisher have be
gun seeding their four thousand
acre farm on Tule river, Tulare
county.
New steel rails have been laid
between Davisville and Washing
ton. Yolo c,unty, on the California
Pacific railroad line.
San Luis Obispo wants q health
officer. The sanitary condition OF
the city is said to be bad, owing to
neglect on the part of citizens.
The valuable Banderlts quartz
niue ON Bull Greek, Mariposa
county, has been bought .hy CAPT
talisIs, who have begun its devel-
opment.
A man named Scott committed
suicide near Princeton, Butt, cOun
ty, last Friday, He was buried by
the Odd Fellows Lodge of that
place.
E d.rJ N. Pendergast, of Wood
land, who is wide y known Ovel
the State, died at that place Mon-
day morning. The funeral took
place yesterday afternoon.
The high price of water In the
town of Bakersfield Is source ol
grief to the people of that place. 1t
Ia claimed that water costs live
times what 1t should.
People living near the banks oil
Putah Creek are troubled this yeai
with fever and ague The origin oil
the malaria is attributed to the In.
fiueuce of the creek.
The oil we'll on the summit of the
; Ssuta Cruz mountains neal
Wrighrs, has reached depth o.
400 feet, with no Indications SO far
The we'll in Moody's Gulch yield.
two barrels day.
Deer seem to abound In the vicin
ity of Hihn's sulphur springs. nea
. the headwaters of the S quel creek
, A oomranv of Young men eampin.
, thefe se6a fine specimens II
less BEN ioa avs.
ifof tiga has shown by anal
q ysis Iat sets grown on the Ar
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-26
A Naval Battle.

PANAMA, Sept. 16.-The Star and
Herald says that during the at
tack on Autofagasta, Chill, by the
Peruvian Iron clad Huascar, II tor
pedo was:launched ut the CHILEAN
transport Abtao. After proceeding
a short distance the toI pedO turned,
heading direct for the Huascar. A
young officer seeing the peril to
his ship, jumped overheard, and
meeting the torpedo, changed its
course, and it passed under the
stern Of the Huascar. The Captain
of the Abtao was reported wounded
in the fight, and u number of his
men and officers were killed.
There is not a dollar in the Per-
avian treasury, and the future has
been anticipated up to the end of
November, and five million dollars
are due to banks and Others for war
expenses. The soldiers are with
out pay, and promise soon to be
without rations.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-26
Latest News Items.

Texas expects to have fifteen
Congressman after the next GEN.
sus.
There are 100 600 frame buildings
within the corporate limits of
Chicago.
Beef sells in Wilmington, N. c.,
for one and a half to two cents per
pound.
Orrin Gotham, of Epping, N. H.
ate thirty-six peaches ona wager,
and they killed him.
The shipment of pine straw from
Wilmington, N. G.. to New York
is assuming large proportions.
A colored preacher sues for dl.
vorce on the ground that his wife
has praciiced on him the sorcery Of
voudooism.
There are 800 Confederate sol
dIers buried IN Magnolia Cemetery,
Charleslown. A monument will
be erected to their memory.
Mayor Harrison of Ch,c.en is ac-
cused ct not being sound Drnoc-
ocrat because lie IL urging the City
Council to establish tree baths.
The old PHI, Gene shaft at Down.
ieville is reported as being haunted
10y the spirit Of William McDnu-
gall. u miner who WAS k lied there.
Wooichoppers near there have
emigra ed OH that account.
State Engineer Hall, with Col
onel Won Schmidt, representing the
Miners Hydraulic A ssocia.iOn,and
George f. Allardt, representing the
farmers, ale TO make AN examina-
ton of the Ruba river with refer
ence to devising mode for the dis
position of mining lailings, in
order that the damage to farmers
may be averted.
Father Curci is on the eve eff pub
fishing new translation of the BIZ
BILE, with proleg0mana and anpota-
lions. The translation is expected
to be an improvement OH those by
Martini and Deoda.i, while the pre-
liminary matter will touch on ma
ny politico-ecclesinsticsl topics
The translation, revised by Mgr.
SaiZano and beautifully printed,
has been approved by the Pope.
The Liverpool Post says that thu
enormous richness Of the old gold
fields on the Guinea coast has not
been exaggerated in the reports re-
ceived of late. Sir John Glover's
statement, that he had Travelled
over districts where one might Dig
up gold like potatoes, is all but lit
orally realized in recent discover
les, viii h give 5000 per ton of
quartz at depth of fifty feet, and
Sis on the surface. Their extent is
practically unlimited.
The A. Il. Steward of Cincinnati
died on Wednesday last. John
ShiIlito, born at Greensburg, Pa,
on the oath DIZZY of November, 1908,
started as clerk in Cincinnati
fifty five years ago, and gradually
acquired immense wealth In the
dry goods tarde. Mr.. ShillitO left
an estate worth several millions Of
dollars. He abstained from inter-
ference In politics, was close in his
attention to business, and liberal in
his donations to worthy charitable
objects.
The widow of Napoleon HIPS
favorite, De Persigny, married Sec
ondly M. lie Moyne, lawyer In
practice at Cairo, Egypt. LIE
Moyne died, leaving her impover-
ished. She applied to her mother,
the Princess de la Moskowa (daugh-
ter of LATTE, the banker, and
daughter-in-law of Marshal Ney).
who is immensely rich; but that
lady, probably offended at her
daughters second marriage, only
offered S 900 n year. A French
court French courts have most
elastic powers) have now ordered
her to pay her daughter $2,400-
| $500 down.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-26
A Philosophio Fiend.

A careworn looking man walked
into an Office the other day and
said:
81 should like to sell you GIN.
let.n
"We have no use for one" re-
piled the cashier.
"Bnt you should always look in
to the misty future,n went on the
fiend damurely; "neXt Winter you
will want to make holes in your
boot heels go you can get your
skates on"
81 never skate.n
You may want TO throw some
boards together some time. The
old-fa-hioned method Of driving
the screws in with hammer is
pernicIous, as it deteriOrates the
;enacity of the fapgs of the screw,
as it were"
"Nothing to-day, SIR"
This gimlet acts as a cork
screw"
81 don't want it,"
"It also may be used as tack
hammer, a cigat holder, and tooth
brush.n
~ don't want it,"
ut is an eraser, a pen, an ink
stand, table for computing COM
pound interest, and a luneh-box
attachment
II can't help it; don't want it,"
II know you don't; you're one Of
those men that don't buy gimlet
unless it has a restaurant and "trip
to Europe and an Italian Opera
Company attached. YOU'RE man
that wouldn't live near an electric
light to save a gas bill.n
And the peddler walked out with
mental plumage on the perpendIc-
ular.-NeoO York Star.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-26

royo Grande, in San Luis Obisro
county, contain too much alkali to
be fit for sugar. So the recently
suggested sugar beet manufactures
there are not likely TO succeed.
A recent fire on the Pecho grant
In San Luis Obispo county proved
very destructive, burning the
whole length of See Cafion an into
the open country near Mills Sta
ton. 1t was rumored that the re-
mains of man were found where
the fire had swept across, but this
is not confirmed.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-26
Lock ed in Death.

Two pair of deer horns, inter-
locked so closely that they cannot
be wrenched apart, were shown in
Reno last night. Their owner Is on
his way East, and is taking them
with him as curiosity. The horns
were found attached to the skele-
tons OF two bucks, near Honey
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-26

porous times and higher wage.
South than they can earn NORTH
will prevent any large exodus. II
also says that cOunter-exodu+ has
been started, and arrangements are
about com pleted by the MISSISSIPPI
pi and Louisiana planters for i'm
porting coiored labor from Missouri
and the border States. Severa
railroad companies are about to
issue tickets over their roads at eX
curslon rates for that purpose.
A Freucm op,",.m on Ann r,ca q
wines.
NEW YORK, Sept. i.-At the
last meeting of the French AS.
ISOLATION for the Advancement of
Science, M. Saintpierre spoke very
encouragingly OF the future OF
American wines. He said two
great defects have to be- overcome
with time. The virgin soil of the
country impsrts in most cases a
certain strong taste to The juice Of
the grape which is absent in the
older aud more delicate French
wines. But more serious cause of
the inequality of American wines
has arisen from the want Of prac-
tical wine-g growers aud manufactur-
ers. The importation af grapes from
Spain and Italy into France Is be-
coming an important branch OF
trade.
The scare Ia sns Gr-ot redestr,an
C.asrsi.
NEW YORK. Sept. "a AT 8
O'clock the score was: Weston,
POS; Hsza-I, 239; Ennis, 23l; Msr
ritt, 247; Krni,ne, POI; jackson. 203;
kowelI, 268; Guyon, 245; Panchot,
1857; Har', 2s5;. Taylor l2l; FEEDER
meyer, 1s9.
Fever Record "s memphis.
MEMPHIS. Sept. 24th.-Seven
new Cases have heen reported. Six
deaths have occurred.
THE GVv.r" aud ih- ID ss,i,r-
u.n Hr 80 r5a4sn-"s.
LONDON, Sept. 24th.- Arrange
ments are making for mass meet
ing at Hyde Park to consider the
present grave crisis aud to de-
nouuce the Governmrnt's reckless
incapacity and to demand an inn
mediate appeal to the country. The
Government seriously contem-
plates summOning Parliament
early in November
Ryetei~ RtI.rS Ganit.x u, lh 4
C"Wotsy.
LONDON, Sept. 24th.-Bycicle
riders of England and France, in-
the champions of Doth
are going 10 the United
States.
rnr Or,e.n,st mod E-g't.in,s, W.
sso" Ead.d
PARIS, Sept. "a -Herve, editor
Of the SOleI and II leading Or!tan
ist, has written to the Count de
Chambord, declining TO attend n
banquet in honor Of the Counts
on the 29th last mt. The
letter is regarded AS an official dec
laration that the fusion OF Orelean-
1910 anu iLtEs I l lihilct' 10 tiiuCh'
T,r tne Eagiisa Sd.
vaacs unpa C.bui.
SIMLA, September 24.-General
Baker, com handing the brigade of
infantry. will probably attack Ku-
shi on the route from hobart to
Cabul to-day. Resistance is ex-
pected. The force under Sir Fred
erick Roberts, three brigades,
6. 500 men in all, is supplied
with Transportation, and ready
to move on Cabul by Sogar Valley.
The advance of the main body
under General Bright, numbering
6. 600 men, will commence immedi-
ately. Sir Frederick Roberts will
be supported by u rescue force of
some 1000 under Generals Gordon
and Cough, holding Kuram Valley
and maintaining communication
between the advancing forces and
North western India.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-26
Rough Mon ntaineeriMg Expert
ence


llnyO independently
An Irishman, name unknown to
US, arrived here two or three days
ago, after having had a great deal
of experience in mountaineering in
the high Sierras. Some weeks
ago, as we get the story at second
hands, our experienced stranger
started alone from Visaiia to come
directly across the Sierras. He
got tangled up in the numerous
branches of Kings river, and put in
sixteen days of painful and s'aiv-
ing work in trying, unavalllngly,
10 untangle himself. La that
line he saw no living soul nor any
other Thing calculated To
remove the innumerabie doubts
aud uncertainties of his
mind, besitips which he
very narrowly escaped drowning
more than once while crossing and
rec ossiug that roaring river. To
ward the last, times got corky with
him beyond all precedent. He
would climb up only TO slide down
again day after day, with nothing
TO sustain or comfort him except a
few berries and the grim satisfac.
ton of surmising that II the worst
came to the worst no Coroner's jury
could ever find and sit on him.
Cheered by this he kept climbing,
and at last reached a mining camp
on the upper Kings river, where he
was most Hospitality treat ed and re-
cruited up for several days, after
which he crossed the divide and
descended into this valley of more
or less of milk and honey, and Is
now seeking a job.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-26
COurt
State o
TEL MEYEl

, Hon. A lbei
| Court, TIL.
CO is hereb.I
said Sam ueI
DR., to shot
IAN s, why thu
RI, assignel
1 not be ad
ould not 81
Tents OF sat |
avs next FOL
,er, A ~. 1871
Der, at y
Id Albert ~
said, ut th|
n the Cour
onn ty, Is tn,
for hearth
81 ari, ing b.
lid stateme en-
stri button.
ave here unit
seal Of sal
mber, A II
IT'S. Clerk.
Sc 12-t o IL
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-26
FOR SALE.

By the Lake Vineyard Land and Water
Association, the best Orange and Semi
Tropical Fruit Land In the state. Water
rig ht goes with the land. Apply to the
ONCE of p. Beaudry, No. 81 New High St.
apl8tf +. W. WOOD, Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-26
Coming South Going North
. "a. 4 | + i i

Both steamships call at Port Hariord
the down trips they stop at Anaheim
Landing, for fright only.
nB- Passengers TOR san FRANCISCO take
the train ioi Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3. Al O'Clock P. n, Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-26
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satisfy sai4
| ruling costs
rest of said
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