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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-23

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FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH. and The
young q safeguard and prot ec;ion. DIR.
LA MARs SEMINAL PILLS restore the
Sexual Organs. debili,a'ed from what.
ever cause, to their pristine vigor.
Price. 81 so per bottle. Sent c. o. D.
by express to any address, secure from
observation. Address all orders to A.
McBOYLE & CO, Druggists. p. o..
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WRASGEL,-The town of WranRel,
Alaska, has caused quite revolution
10 the fur trade Of the southeastern
part Of the Territory. Ten or eleven
well-stocked stores and the presence
duri"g seven mouths OF the year Of q
large number of miners more or less
provided with dust" have attracted
the Indians from all parts OF the neigh
borhood, who formerly took their pei
tri,s to Sitka or Fort Simpson. The
gratifying result of this change Is the
concentration of q larger number of
Indians than any other trading center
Of this region can boast Of Some 1000
natives can at times he seen swarmipg
about the place. especially in the spring
Of the year, before the the annual exc.
dLs to the mine, Another means Of
attracting the natives and their trade
is he employment Of hundreds of thei,
young men in fieighting by canoe.
woodworking, and various kinds Of
labor. rhe fur trade. which. in spite
Of composition. is quite remuEer ative
enables the business men Of Wrangel
10 invest considerable means in fitting
out prospecting and exploring parties.
and in this way even the Indians pay
indirectly for the development of their
country's resources. Prospectors have
gone out in various directions this
spring. and the more far sighted mer-
chants are looking about for invest
ments in The different branches of
Alaska's natural wealth. Foremost
among these at present stands the
never-falling crop of the sea. An ex.
tersive cooper shop and warehouse has
been erected in the northern end of the
town in connection with this industry.
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The following lines were recently
written IN the autograph album of Q
young lady in this city by q wicked
gentle man friend:
I'VE men have many faults;
Poor women have but two:
There's nothing true they say.
There's nothing good they do"
The young lady has since been 10 .
brown study. endeavoring to determine
whether she likes the sentiment or not.
Meanwhile her friend keeps shady.
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A PRIMIr,yE SAVAGE. During II

A PRIMITIVE SAVAGE. During the
month of June a party of Chilkat Indi-
ais arrived at Wr.ngel. bringing with
them an old Indian of an interior tribe,
who hal never seen the sea coast or
white men before. 1t has been the
custom OF the Chilkats to exclude the
natives of the interior from the coast,
ard serve as middle men between them
aud the whites, but for some reason
they allowed this one old chief to take
peep at civilization. On his arrival
at Wrangel he could not understand
what prevented his hand from passing
through pane of glass, and did not
know how to open o door. The party
came by way of Sitka, where, it is
charged. the more crafty natives robbed
the unsophisticated stranger Of all he
had In his possession.
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Wednesday, July %. 1879.
LOCAL PARACRAPH s.

The little steamer Success looks quite
handsome since she received her new
coat Of paint.
The Problem Of Life" ia the sub
ject upon which Mr. Carl Vogt will
read in Yesler's Hall to. night Admis-
sion free. and no collection.
ia LeBallister will soon open the
Cottage by the Sea" saloon on Yes
ler's wharf. He is at prescn. putting
the place in ftst-cla.s order.
The bark Aureola. Captain Pritchard.
10 days from San Francisco. arrived at
2 o'clock Tuesday morning. bringing 20
tons Of freight for the Coal Co
The potato blight and rot are com
planned Of by Puget Scund and British
Columbia farmers. The trouble IL not
general, but confined 10 wet localities
One more vessel-thc bark Aureola -
has added herself to the cool feet in
port. II the strike continues . little
longer. these ships will have their bal
last removed. their crews discharged,
and they Themselves given a long rest.
Who says property is:.'t going NJ
in Scatter" asked an old settler. point
ing to the buildings Just raised to the
grade on Mill street al see il is" re-
piled the one addressed but how
much has it gone up!" Three feet
and an inch" was the reply.
If you have house to move, or be
raised or lowered. or any other heavy
article TO be transported. read Mr..
Benjamin's adj in another column. He
has received all the necessary apparatus
for such work. and will 60 to any point
desired
The new steamer Florence Richards,
coming out from London. will be put
in the Departure Bay and San Francisco
coal trade. The British Colum-
bisns are rapidly getting . feet
of steam GOLFERS. The City Of Chester,
Empire and Victoria are steamers 81.
ready thus employed.
Hon. Thos. Ii. Brents. Washington
Terri.ory's Delegate in Congress. will
arrive in Portland on the steamship
State of California Today. Among
others on the same steamer are Mrs.
Hill Harmon and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W.
Longwell. formerly Of Steilacoom and
Tacoma respectively; also Mr.. ]. b.
Montgomery. the we'll known railroad
contractor.
From a private source OF inforna-
ton We learn Of tho marriage Of Mr.. c.
=. Ferry, well known hereabouts, in
Stockton. Cal, on the 18th inst, the
notice OF which will he found elsewhere
in these columns. Mr.. Ferry himself
WAS Il WHOEVER. and tho present Mrs. F.
was widow, aud from all that we can
learn they are excellently matched
May peace. prosperity aud plenty be
theirs.
We learn that one of the City Coun
cilmen came near falling and breaking
o limb at the identical spot on Front
street where the writer had a tumble.
the other night. We don't wish the
city guardian aud servant any harm.
but we wouldn't have been any too
sorry if he had hurt himself Just
enough to insure the speedy repair of
that place. 1t is shameful the length
of time that wretched hole and loose
board have been left TO endIngcr the
bones of people.
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Cur-Lit,le Sophie Goldsmith. who
is about 0 years of age. while playing
wi:l her younger brother in front OF
the family residence, on Front street.
yesterday. pushed her hand through .
small window pane. Every artery WAS
severed. and DR.. Calhoun. who was
called To attend her. expressed doubt
a. TO bis ability "a save the hand. The
little girl Lost . great deal of blood.
aud is much weakened. The family
Arc 10 great distress over her Sad mis-
hap.
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BELlTowN IMPROVEMENTS. Al.
though the benefits of the proposed new
barrel factory in Belltown have not
yet commenced TO make much of .
showing, yet within tho past few
months some very substantial and cred
liable improvements have been made
III that part OF our city .::Mr. Schillestad
is just putting the finishing touches on
his new residence on Front street. II
is l2x2S. story and half, with an ad-
dition l6x22. HIS two lots are under
good Improvement About the middle
of June last. Mr. ID p Pickard. recent
ly from Clinton. b. c., commenced the
erection of two story square residence
fronting on West street. Its dimen-
tions are 22x2S, and fronts on the Bay
The site is . beautiful one overlooking
the bay. The house is now nearing
completion. and contains six hard
finihsed rooms. He has men ct work
clearing his lots. and intends to put up
nice picked fence around them. Mr..
p. is an industrious gentleman and just
the kind to have In our midst. About
the LIST OF June Mr.. l. ID Frank COM
menced his new house. II is also situ-
ated on West street. and is very much
like Mr.. Pickard's, the dimensions and
shape OF the main building being the
same. There will be an addition lix22
built on. and a veranda around the
front and north sides Of the building.
Mr.. r. also has two lots which will
soon be cleared. fenced. plowed land
graded. The main building contains
seven largo rocms. and double dre-
place. The windows Of this house
are of plate glass 26x36 inches.
two panes TO a window. This house
wi lie ready for occupancy within ten
days Steps are being taken to have
West street opened. and the necessity
Of such step is very apparent to all
who will take the pains 10 visit that
locality. These twohandsone residen-
c.s add considerably 10 the appearance
Of the locality in which they have been
built. Yesterday morning force Of
mechanios commenced work on q dwell.
ling house Cor Mr.. Stewart, . son-in-
law Of Mr.. Bell. on Front street, Just
this ride OF Mr.. Bells residence. 1t 10
2SxI6 feet. with an addition 1axl4 and
will be finished within a week. He
has two lots aud will have them clear.
ell and fenced in short time. Many
parties are having their lots and blocks
cleared. Notable among these is Mr..
" c Squires, who will probably put up
some sort OF buildings on his handsome
lots as soon rs they are in condition TO
receive them. A force Of six men are
still clearing up the ground for the pro-
posed barrel factory. and the prospects
Of Belltown's rapid Advancement is now
very fine.
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A LOCAL CHARr.-Mr. W. II. PUN

A LOCAL CHART.-Mr. W. II. Pun
phrey has received lot of Government
charts Of Seattle harbor. which he has
at his store for sale. These charts
were printed during the current year.
but are based upon the work Of the
Lawson surveying party OF 1915.
They will be useful on shore as we'll as
on ship. giving . very correct impress
sion Of the lands surrounding the bay
and the appearance Of the town four
or five years ago. From it We learn
that Lake Union is IL. feet above
high water on Seattle Bay. It also in
forms US that below the mud fats there
is 20 feet Of water. but that little only
very close to shore. Three or four
hundred yards from the end Of the
docks it is nowhere less than so feet,
and in the middle Of the bay it is from
zoo 10 500. of Milton i, is over 600
feet deep.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-23

FRoM rHf MINES The Josephine
brought back yesterday number OF men
from the Skagit gold mines. Provis.
ions gave out and il became matter Of
leave or starve with the men there.
Thirty Of them left and come down to
Taylor's place at the head of Skagit
navigation. where they found in store
a ton and a half of provisions All
will return 10 the mines. One Of the
men who came to Seattle was Mr.. Chas
Sperry, who furnished the INrELLIGES.
GER readers with the column long &C.
count of :he mine, we published yes
terday.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-23

LACK OF MAIL FAcILIrIEs.-The
Csssiar Mining District, with an annual
output Of $1,000. 600 and . population
Of 5000 white men, 10 loft without
mail facilities by the Dominion author-
tiles. The Custom House officer at
Glenora Landing stated in June that
he had received no mail from Victoria
since the 9Th OF January, and some men
came out Of the mines toward the end
Of June and found letters which they
bad mailed during the winter still at
Glenors. With constant communication
by steamer and canoes there is no ex-
cuse for such neglect. An American
camp Of equal magnitude would have
at least . weekly mail service
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CALL ON j. A. MCPHEE for Cigars
Tobacco, Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the best supply in the city and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied at either wholesale or retail.
Stand next to Schwabscher's store, on
Commercial street. Seattle, w. r.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-23

THE CHEsrER.-We were handed
the following telegram from Victoria
10y Mr.. Jack Levy Chester arrived
at p. N. Sails ct 3 tomorrow morn
ing" She may be expected here about
2 o'clock this afternoon.
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Never Know n 70 Fail, NICHOLS IN
FALLIBLE INJECTION - certainly and
speedy cure without the use Of nozious and In
furious internal medicine. For sale Wholesale
and retail by Geo. ". Harris L Co.. Seattle, W. T.
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DRIiI..-se~t,.e Fire Engine Compa-
ny No. will meet at their Hall in
uniform st o'clock this evening for
drill. r CALLI0As, Foreman.
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Wharf street, Victoria. r. c.

MINING CLAIMS FOR SALE. The
undersigned offers for sale one Hydrau-
lie Claim on Hilbert Creek and one on
Dufot Creek. joining the Discovery
above. in Cassiar. B. c. For psrticu-
lars inquire at the Centennial Saloon
Of NJ. THIBERT, or Of Geo. Martin on
steamer Cassiar.
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SHERMAN HYDE & Co. Pacific Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard Organs. For Sheet
Music and Brass Inst luments, address
SHERMAN, HYDE & Co.,
sug3l-dAwly San Francisco.
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H- Bocs Beer in pints and quarts,
for sale by
CRAWFORD 4 HARRINGTON, Agents.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL RorEL

OCCIDENTAL RorEL
A E.seno bach san Fan Ihes Caarey, Newcastle
Mrs Davis, Pert LadoV Jno Hdsinson, Chicago
McnsnaId, BED Rcck Hannie Halchtaeoe, do
W walker. Post smb,e Henry J Hu,eblnson do
Lsdao. Paiea, Cbesgo Lille nasehnsen, 60
Abhy Pai;oa, do
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The finest brands Of Cigars AMI To-
bacco ct the Adelphi Cigar Stand. OPP
posits Yesles's Hall. jy3u
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICToRIA
- Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. 1t
is the first hotel from the steamboat
landing is FIRE proof has good accom-
r,odstion for families. and as good
meals as any house in the city. at only
81 90 per day.
WV. JENSEN,
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MARKET REPORTS.

sEArrLE. July l.. 1872.
Home Produce
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CONNECTED DAILY BIT Z. b. rBEY . Co.
, 1879-07-09
A LIBERAL OFFER.

No dcttol,artcs,n nu "rtromos," no sso}iti
silver apN,ns," but tho Invaluable bouu of good
,y4stn. IL thr Inatch'css premium offered al..!
guaranteed to nlI gadlrs that suffer With lbnso
uggrayuttng t.fscascs AMI weakntssca peculiar
IL lhrir sex, II Dr. riercc's FarorItu rreserlp.
t,oIl he used Us DIRECTED. Lauics, sulluit yunr*
selves iii I,,.Ier &u TIN, usu of The kHtfo uui
s7,,ist,c, The Fav0rite Prescription has Iey0lC.
itouixel that branch III lnGLicul pructlcc, ,lnl
Wrought yUnr cot,pctu emancipation irulu tu
prltacte1 pan and suffering Ut tho past.
klIsMONE, llItl,, March 70, lB1B.-Ur. II, T.
I'iene-iIEAH SIR: Your FaYorto Prescription
has rcstorcrl mt ta perfect hcu!th. Yours truly,
tiWAcE Cu0ATE.
~ EUTAw STREET, hALrlMuMR, Nd, June
u, Is1s.-Df. IT, !, 4'lrts. hHBt.lo, y. l.--
UIAn SIR: Nv 'slsu VIA II llo.,eItss Invalid tor
ltcarIy twenty ,yeurs. Yaur fayorttu prcscrIp-
lton has cured her. Thankfully youss.
Il. Il, MCi,AY.
, 1879-07-09
istcr. Poor BnrAhl She's I'm there where they
ont need clean sttfts and meyer hare their half

Ristcr. Poor Snraht She's I'm there where they
dont need clean etltrts and mover hare their tnEr
clt.H
"Wcll, haven't yor worn 1t long enough to
eaac your slster's sptrttlH
"0cntlrmen, I should have got. this shirt
Mnshcl sune time thts week, hut Inst night l
lost mr. dop,-an nnimal which Ind stuck by me
fur over three years"
"Atll what llnai tho dog to 10 with III"
III should get washed up. at,tl cleaned MP,
aM seem to 10 bnntebNly. ind should ctn,e
ncrtss that dur. he'd 1nok at NV hair, glvo one
quill at nr clothes, mud tier lIc',l tnrn tail anh
kcen IN the ecarctl TIL hc felt IN llia trarke
lnn't waut' tn 70 l'ack on n,y uwn dug, do II I
don't wnnt TO play anv contclnpublc iriek On n
ea'lihc whtcl, Inns turned to a1t Catcn atling1c.
mills ahd old prster-rans when We was on the
tramp, anil couldn't got nothing fur mfsclf
hut s'iellcd corn. Ifow I'll lnok going back TN
n tloE which ncyer IaAl down besi1e TIM at ii.1 ht
without EIntlng around to scu whero could
piek IN turnips for BREAKFAST"
After you fn1 your dog you can wash up,'
suggested M officer.
Wei i. shat! iive in iopcs," wns the DUH.
OTIS reply. Life Ia but span. you know. We
cornell, un llkD fuwGrn AMI nre cut down; nit!
tel YOU I'm not goIt'g to run an, riske or take
any chasrs fur the tnHc Ut having clean shirt
to splt tolacco.Iutco onl''
, 1879-07-09
LIVING in HOPES.
{ls{t0{t %ffa{fygs.

Thcro ts no particular reason why q trump
atouhl wcar peltat'ed white shirt, hut they lad
uiu ut aile Ccutra! Statinn yesterday with SHIRT
80 terribly III waut vi soap-atllz BATH tlat tbs
eldest I1,un ou lllu force gathered around tho
trllow mud declared that they never saw nny-
tnIl,;; like 1. ullter tho bluu cauouy Ut heaven.
When uskcd to* long he had worn Il without
"liiyu u fellow u canre. wuift yunf You
see iIati THIS ahirt OH seven tlIul,ths apo W4cn
broks tny ar,n. lcuulin't ret 1t otI then, Vi
eourst.h
'Dut your arm got we'll" protested ono OF
ti1c oftieurs.
'tea, it got well. at,d thrn my slater died."
"What o{ llIait"
"Why, sau tuatu this 'ere SHIRT with her own
blessed hands. alsu kuler felt rs II It was my
dutT t. wear 1t III MeMory of het for awhile.
l'm O hasd'IookEus p!ll. know, hut loved my
, 1879-07-09

Do churcti.siugers wear chural Jawclrya
4 Government subtitle U. s. i. uniform.
An knock-turn In black and ycilow-A black
eye.
Wonder the English 10 not establish Zulu
oeLcal garcn In Afrlcn.
There !s d great deal Of Pl'naforte playing at
the BunlMcr.Aotcls now.
The best fellows for square too and heal
mattel, arc tl.e chiropod!ssB.
You callnot tell the character of q soda-water
Eellor by looking at hla p1lx.
When you have feed thu walter ut the sum
mcr-resort then he will feed you.
Nns does tho r,ssntuer-toar,.er resemble the
Cbtnntnan, II, that ilc IL clletlG,bcrcta.
There Ii sald to he n clothes contrst In Lon
don between Crozette and aara Bcr!hnrlt.
'rhe "Jcrscy Lily " Ia cnmt,,g to AucrIca.
Wonder II slc wears atfly-pa-chcst.protaetori
THE an,ula, TINT pu'lz the caunl.boat Is salt tn
resemble tliu Hull murderer, nas.such as he Ii
u fnulo ut tow.
Thrre Is o..B Southern roll TINT It Ia 10 be
hoped VIZ ttiAll not tear tha season, and that ts
lhu yell o lever.
tfanyboly would invent sotno muc|laqe tint
w0uld stick rs wal as tly d0rs to \ bald.lleatl-
cd 'natl, hu woitl l,ako u fortuna.
4 sour old bachelor ohlecfa to equal rights
ior wunsn; hu snys her usgn Indicates sAo
wAB ouly intcndctl i,'r u sLle.sttuw.
An air ship started from Montreal ttils week.
That ID wt,aE l4urilu nnt Itulltsa would like to
establish IN thu Datnlni0n,-au llurship.
The ''Arkansns Traveller" !" has invented a
bo.tIe viii. turk ut both ctds. Now, II some.
holly vii! Invent u drunk llAt will bG pleasant
al 10th ends, " "Arkaasas " will probably b
happy.
Tile itev, j. c. Fletcher saws that, "When a
child, Weston WAS tins cleancst, sweetest little
hlul,de buy ever knew" a bioudo, was hrl
Tint accounts Tor lss making living by Ais
legs.
"i)o ynu hare restaurant 10 The huiltlfnga"
| uskel ot,s Ut lhs Ehirugo men at Col. Atwtsat,
| Ut the slerrhnnts' Exchange. "No, SIR" was
lie rcspunse; "but we hayn ta1lo L. out I'D
| stairs IN tl.e Corn Exchange"
Tho Khe,ltyc uf Egyut has retired on pen
| sion Of LII, ,0uU Der af,nun,. khcdiying va,luut
| bu a Very good business II tt,u ott boy has tu
settle down on u pIttaro lika tlIlt. Ilo would
haye done brttcr printing couutry newspaper.
| aozzle having read that (iuuBud's mass was
| gtyel as q New York church last SUNDAY With
u1l accompaniment at tnur horns says That 1t IL
! lhe Kind ii CHURCH he t1as been looking for, ak
"iour ho1aa " woull lust about carry lin. c0u,-
fortably through tue ordinary clurra.scrYiee.
, 1879-07-09

atcn!y, Rn uniform, aud living nrcr fr What IA
ncc1c,l, hi''l whnt paya III n" r' IN
in qt,eatfon reatc pptrattu1's y, r 'isi"'p.i';!
prizes"
"llow IL the general consumer Of quutne 60.
isg to he affected BY tie sunoSal o! tho tatltlt"
was asked Of
THE LEADING RETAIL nEAtEn
in drugs In this ci,y yesterday nttctnoon.
"Wcii, my belief Is That they will bc benefited
In The long rum"
!'Do you anticipate that The lcaAtnR Amer.
tcan manufacturers Will euspcnd opcrationa, as
tl,ey hnve threatened to tloi''
"Thas's q pretty hard matter to civc an on!n-
ion on, but do not npprchcni lint tlity will 10
ANYTHING Of the kind. Evcn should their profits
be small compared with their present gnius,
they would nut, think. Rtvo up tle business,
for t1m demand for autnfno IA confsantIy in
crcasng, and there would be a remuneration for
them III the business"
Would the s.oppage Of sle manufacture Of
qislhhc In this country larc ttIr eftcrt to ctl-
llnnre tfIc vainc Of tic article herr1"
~ bcEicge u would for tinlc, at least: fou
sec 1t would !,c the taking of just 20 much awny
from ihs worlds supply, AMI tlw consequences
] an Of on!n'on that it "ould, he only
temporary. lhese thugs alf regulate tlIem.
to equal tile dcman fur new manufacturers
would sprIng up. or increased amonata would
bc tnada hY those alrcadr al work. There Is
lint mia, hc taktr in,o consilIe eration mi il
viii NH IF, th. txat of nroI,lrtini mi ,itatc
araInst lin. American manufacturer. T1rra il
tnr ~, u1,m,ol. w.h.rI, r,,trrs larurtv intn liz
tnnnl,fnrturp Of 0uinjnc. This tho f.,annincttrer
tn,,st nav In Enrlunil md Frnnr, thcrc "a a
rcl,ats allowed by thc Goyernnent.for fhc rn,.
nlnTmrnt t,f aIcnI,ul in mnnnfartnres Enw' II
thr Americans nrc not nlinwci Iii. rchatc mi
lie tariff ia renewed. WI, car sec what nm nG.
vantn,,r i'm fnreirn nr,jtrrr viii hnv,, AVER fhc
American. / mn noi fr,i|y nostri m t1,r Inv
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