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Euends,oncs for soldiers, Graves.

1t is probably generally remembered that
some years ago-in lS73-Congress passed a
law providing Tor the erection Of durable
headstones over the graves of soldiers Of the
regular aud volunteer forces Of the United
ates whose remains are inferred in the
National Military Cemeteries. This law has
b en carried out, and the graves of the Ma
tons dead in these cemeteries are now per
mluently marked. At the instance of the
War Department, Congress has recently au-
thorizcd the erection of similar headstones
over the graves Of the Union soldiers who
are buried in private and village cemeteries.
This will be done as som as the necessary
arrangements can be made. In the meau-
time the Qnariermaster General, at Wash
in ston, will at once proceed 10 collect the
necessary information as to where these
headstones are required. Anpersons having
any knowledge of the burial places of sold
iers in private cemeteries whose graves are
not marked, are requested to communicate
the fact To the Quauermaster General, aud
give regiment, company, and date of death
OF decreased, IL known. Similar information
is desired irin parties in charge Of such
cemeteries. OF cnurse it is not intended 10
furnish headstunes for graves over which
monuments have already been erected by
relatives or fr!euds Of the deooasol.
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Our PnrryvIIIe budget.


An Fools Day was duly observed by our
Young America.
March certainly went out like lion.
old Boreas reigncd supreme ON Monday,
Tuesday aud Wednesday.
MIR. Thomas Straup and John Dauba',
his son.in-law, moved their families into town
during the week.
And now that It is universal y conceded
that cur works are to start, the qucs ion dis
cussol is When that iclcitous event will
transplre.
II his week, generally speaking, is the last
Of the school term, In our rura districts.
A large flock Of wild geese passed. over
town northwaTd n few days ago.
On Monday evening Xt the present town
council will pass dcwn and out, and the new
body effects II permanent organization.
Having repeatedly seen It asserted In our
County papers that borO ugh and township
statomens arc, by law, required to be pub
lished by posters and insertion in a County
paper, will the editor kindly refer to the speci
fled statute regarding the same ?-[See alb.
stract OF law published in last weeks issue of
the ADv ,CATE.-En.l
Rev. ]. l.. Werner. on Tuesday OF this
week removed his family to his new appoint
ment in Schuylkill County, and Rev. L Butt,
his succr here, on the same day took pos
session of the vacated parsonage
Mr.. has. Raddetz takes poss sson Of the
Gold Eagle Hotel this week. The hous,, we
un lcrstand, is to b, well furnished, through
out. with new and tasty furniture, AMI will
be put IN good condition for summer boardcrs.
AMERiCUs.
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WentEorly Items.


We have been greeted with another snow
storm.
Mrs. T. e. Wagner is assisting in the
milliner W rk at Krcsslcy's, Mrs X. having
purchased the stock eccntly owned by h.r.
Miller, the merchant, is away to the cl y
buying goods.
The pusl-olflce boxes, since their removal
to the new oIhce, have had u general clean up
and are now adorned with u new coat of paint
The Department gives notice that head
s'ones wi be furnished for the graves Of all
deceased soldiers. There are number such
IN our cemetery.
While l am glad to motto the temporary
repair of Com. Hnnn's fence, along second
street, The pavement upon the same premises
needs f,lIug up very badly. l ln hope our
worthy Com. will tcni To this matter.
Pc, cr Musselmun has contra ed with Ed.
Buck tor the erection Of Il twv.s,ory kitchen
to his dwelling.
--Mr. Johl Laydcn, who loft here n
short time ago has g. cured employment as
repair irsman un n New Jersey railroad. ut 81 so
per week and bua'd. John is looking out lor
a better paying ob.
-Sume members of the family of Mr.. Lewis
Kengle have let for hil,culha, ohio Mr..
X. aud daughter will follow afcr the close ol
tue school term.
-FoR TTE WrsT.--1 hose about to leave
arc-llcnry Shailrr, II. Hiuliie, and harlcs
Monk and family. \ number Of others are
thin ing of tui Z.
-Henr, S evenSon, the fireman killed IN
accident rear Pltlston. was formerly II resi-
drnt Of this place His father, John Steven
son, slill resides here. lie has the synpa hy
Of the community. RoCKAwAY.
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Another neduction in FrcIghts.

We are reliably Informed, says the IIazle
ton Sentinel, that the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Company have made auuthar reduction Of
lj cents per ton on tolls over their road,
making the freight ON coal ca cents lrom
Mmeh Chunk to tide, a reduction Of Gj cents
in all over the rates of ISIS, or more than 80
per cent The company has been a long
time getting down To the "true inwarluc=s"
of the coal trade, but it has not yet done full
justice to the shippers in the lIazlelou re-
giou. While the freights on the main line
have been reduced over 50 per cent. the rates
on the lateral roads remain as formerly.
This is unjust aud oppressive to the iudi-
vidual operators, who furnish the bulk Of
the trade. The rates on the laterals u Penn
Haven are from so to 90 cents, ar as much
as on the main lines from Mauch Chunk 10
tide
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M 1latrln.nniat ,rrcmh;e.,,

1t is all very fine when young people are
counting. having the pleasant teic-a iticS, at
tending balls, parties, places ut amusement.
and at last popping the question with -
slight pressure ol the hand, meeting ul the
lips, and the day appoi"tcd to be made one.
Solid comfort aud pleasure continue until u
family ot children are brought into the world,
then there is constant anxiety Tor their
health aud comfort, ami at any time when
one Of those bright eyed rosy checked child
rem is troubled with Coughs, Colds, lTodrsr-
ness, Difficult Breathing. or any Croupy
symptoms, a bottle OF llALE's lioNEY uf
llOEEHUuND AND TAR is immediately procur.
cd, Il few doses administered, ,;hp disease an
initiated, and then everything again moves
along smoothly. THIS article is now W,
by almost every famil Y and gives universal
satisfaction. Sold by all druggists at 40
cents and 81 per bottle, and at the depot,
CmTTENToN's, Sixth avenue. New York
City. Great saving to buy large s2o.
EAST RANDoLPm, y. Y, March :, 1878.
G. y. CMTTENTON -DEAR SIR BY writing
To Mr.. Bishop lV.liums, East Randolph n.
y, think yuu can get Il first class trstimr-
NAL for llALE's lluNEY or llOWEHnUND AND
TAR. it having ctFCd Il cough Of tr0 VCa,H
standing, at winch had been umsurrrsssullv
treated 10y some Of our best physicians in
this section.
GLENN's SULPHUR Soar is having good
run here; its 4 success Yours truly.
q. NJ. JEFTERDs.
PIXIES TooTUAcHR DGors cure in one
minute. 1922
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TownmensinE IsreNi,ies.

Roads are in fearfrlly muddy cond tion,
-Gool Friday will be the next gal holi,
day.
--Kibler's school, No 5, closed on wednes-
day.
A great many viii have to begin to stir
around.
"A spelling bee will be hpl at Kib'ers
school house this saturday event T. It is ex.
pccte3 that W. L. Kemerrr and G. A Buck,
live teachers of Franklin, will make remarks
for the benefit Of those present.
All tnos5 who desire TO get rid of their
rats, win do well to call on Mr. u. Dreisbach.
lie has tried il himself and found II 10 be
o. X.
The bridge that extends over the Biz
Greek, nsdr ], II. %el-s's saw mill, needs the
attention Of the supervisors.
"A spelling bee was held at Stemlersyille
on Friday evening OF last week. The attend
ance was very large. MERCURY.
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Railroad Accident.

The Wrlkcsbarre Rcco,H Of the Times Of
last Tuesday, gives the following particulars
OF the railroad accident near that city which
occurred at an early hour on Monday morn.
Ing last: The midnight train bound North
met with sad disaster Monday morningat
the deep cutat Mill Creek. There is a sharp
curve at this point and this ellectualy pre-
vented the engineer from seeing that mass
OF earth and rocks had fallen on the track
The train was running at its usual speed
whrn the engine struck the obstruction and
nearly ran overit. After breaking the coup.
lingand separating from the train the engine
turned partially around and rapsizel with a
terrible crash. The baggage ear and onr
sleeping coach was thrown from the track,
hut, fortunately, no one in them wa. injured.
From under the engine, however, was spcedi-
ly taken the dead body of Nicholas Schillin-
ger, terribly crushed and disfsured Death
must have been instantaneous. The fireman.
Henry Stevenson, was severely burned ana
scalded and was fatally injured 10y inhalmg
stcam His death occurred at . o'clock in
the alicrnnnn. Both men live in this city
near the L. V. r r. round house, aud were
known as reliable and careful men. Both
leave families.
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PacIScrtOn HippIcs.

Andrew Elliot and family left for Phlla-
delphia this morning. Mr. Elliot has posi-
tion under his brother, who is proprietor OF a
large woolen and cotton mandatory, He
will haze charged of the machinery. MIR. FL
liot has been employed for a number Of year
by the l.. V. RR, Co, faithful and trustworthy
at all times.
-R. q. Deihl, well known by all who enjoy
good music, is in town. He is in business for
himse!ra at Zion's Grove, Sehuylknl Co.
-Our genial friend W. p. Long, having
taken unto himself wife was " rmly con-
Z atu aleI by the "tlice boys at Packerion-
an abun Ince OF gooi lIaydnas was The re-
su l. All We wait for now Is he hope that
good-naturrd Henry "dOes llk wise"
How about luttcry tickets-watch the
New ork Herald who wants TO send LeNt
timcs
-Uaniel Shock removed TO Lohghton this
week. he best wishes orthe community are
with HIM and las family tor their future pros
perity.
-George Nushlum has taken up h resi-
dencc Packertun.
William lIarleman was suddenly pros
trated with severe cold aud for a time his
life was dispair,d Of, bui under the prompt
treatment Of prs. Rehcr aDd Sliplc, We are
glad TO know Is improving.
"a new pavement be;ween the two Board
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| pa pcr nglce and the residences of three ciii-
NJ. afer which they rem united ani r. dc
of Forluugttl; NJ one was injured. N o
object was rev Hg' for the killing # q do
per do named Reed Tho citizens organized
an armed patrol for The defence Of the towl.
Haywood Y. Riddle congressman from
Tennessee, committed suicide 10y shouting
himself, in Lebanon, in that state. on Sat
urday morning. lie was about hlty years
of age aud leaves wife and four children.
For several months he had bccu in bad
health, heug compelled to leave Washing
ton during the regular session on that ac.
count, and his mind was affected by pecW
MARY embarrassment. His friends had for
some time urged his removal to AN insane
asylum, but his wife would not consent to
this.
The fremont House, at Clarcmont, y. H..
was destroyed bv fire between one and two
O'Clock on Saturday morning, and five ol the
inmates were burned to death. The victims
were Mrs. Gibson, mother of the proprietor /;
Mrs. $. y. Place, pastry cook Miss Annie
Johnson, chambcrmaid Miss Lydia Merrill
table girl, and Charles Morgan. Four small
stores. besides the hotel were destroyed 10y
fire, and the total loss is estimated at $50 900.
4 fire in Madison Wis, on Saturday. dos
truyed the upper portion of the Faiwhild
block. During the fire three explosions oc-
ured.iniurinp seventeen men, three of them
it is thought fatally. II is believed the
block v,s sot ON frn and t,nt ,I,, ev,,tnsnr
was due tn solue substance placed in the up
per story by the nccndary. The new Court
House ol licking county, at Newark. Ohio,
was damaged 10y fire on Saturday to the cX
tent Of SjO,Oo0. II was completed LAST fall
Mt cost OF Hl91 900. The top of the vcntll
ator was of wood. and placed in the garrct
containing valuable records, The fire is be-
iievrd tn have started in this ventllutur, and
lnccndiarism is suspected. ~ some of the
county officers wrrn charged with rregulari-
ties, " hich could not be proved il the records
were DESTROYED
W lkeslarrc. March o7.-At two ,',l,ck
this morning a pIrty Of five men whn had
been PLAYING cards i'm a SALOON ON south
Mni,, strnnt tbis citv Lo.,,,, n,y,i,,l ia, .
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Death OF lrr. George smith.

7Mr. George Smith, an old and much
esteemed citizen of Lehighton, died IN
Wednesday morning, aged 70 years. lie
vas born anil brought up in L'high
'ounly, but has been resident of Lchi.h-
IN for the past thiry.fve years. Hi
un'ral viii be- solemnizrl AMI the remains
intrrrel a. the B'n Stlcm ch Irah. in East
Pam township, next Monday. lie leaves
wife, and one son, our well-known Young
i'il"w-t"wnsmau, Mr.. James Smith. who
nave our sincere sympathy in their sad
pcrravemcnt
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Prof. J. NJ. Kistler, Of New Mahonng,
will leave for Benton, Ohio, Monday even
ing next. As an evidence of his good taste
and apprcciai n he dropped into our sane
tum aud renewed his subscription to the
ADyocArE for the coming year
The Popular Western Ticket Agent, B.
O'Bnan, will be at this Office next Wednes-
day night. Ifyou intend to 60 west, call
and see him, he will send you right, cheap
and quick.
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Ing Houses adds greatly to the comfort Of tho
citi20ns Of this place. Thanks to those who
have such enterprise.
Rev. william Pickop has been return
to this field. a young man with hne talents
ho deserves success in his lahore.
Eight dollars II day and full charge Of a
large shop is what is offered to one of Pack
erion's citizens. So 1t is aid. ANON.
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1 o o. +.

S"bn LIST Tues lay evening the following por.
sIrs ", re installed officers Of Gina en- Huttcn
lao 'ge, No. 6SO q. O f.. for the ensuing
IN by acting d D., DR.. n. b. Rtber:
n. c., ". Lee stiles
V. H.. FrauK 'orman.
Nss' Src., II. A. BeltE
Ire isurer. John uhert
The following is a list Of the appointed oih.
GERS for the term;
q. G., Henry X stcnb1der.
l. u, j. ". O'Neil
tnn uc'ur. 90. 60. IrcNler
W,rdcns, Dr. VIII R'hcr. \. !. Yohc.
4 :. inN q. George Nusbaum.
l. s, Jacob X. Bee s.
II. =. t. V, e., James Clements.
L. S, Alfred rrlin r.
h. ). 5 Frank Fredercks.
L. = s.. l.. >. II user.
The Lodge IS well ollirercd and the attend
ance good, and It will soon stand equal TO any
Lodge in the county.
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VI AI;RiI II.

IIILL-KFRsuNEH.-O the h nit by Rev.
a. Bartholomew, Peter II Ill aud Miss Emma
Jane Kcr,hucr, both o " est Penn, SchuSl
Kill county.
LECHLEITSt tR-NIILl TG.-On the ISL ult.. by
the same. MIR. Iohn IL Lcchlei II, Z. OF " est
Penn, Schuylklll cuunty, aud Miss a lice NJ.
Miller. OF Mahuuins, TIN, county.
STRoHt-KUE NEE.-Om he o II ult.. hv the
same, John :. >irOhl aud Mis-, Amanda q.
ku, huer. both Of iIrak : Greek, this C., uuiy.
MUTHAHT - NUN 7EMACH r. un The oO h
ult hy the same, fdwin X. \ Il hart. ul
W iripui, L. hIgh c"., and Miss Sarah
Nunnemacher, ui Tamaqua, IA.
BWTrAiN- EEINNILLER.-In II ,zlcton. on
the 2j;h ult.. by Rev r. 4. Brurr Beers
Br ain aud Miss tliz hc h Remmille en-,
both of Bea, er Meadow, hIs county.
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Local and Personal.
T0 SIlRSCnIREns.

Subscribers to the CARBoN ADVOCATE will
take special notice that our terms are one
dollar year strictly in advance, if not SO
paid $l.2j will be charged in every instance.
Subscribers getting their papers by mail will
refer to the direction tabs on their papers
and note the date, and remit accordingly.
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IIIEII.

LUTz-In MahOning, on the 2nd ult., Tohn
jacob Lutz, aged p years, months and Il
days.
NrLL-ln BowmanSvi lc, on tho lS'h ult.,
Oliver ticOrgr. son ut Au.us,us AM Caro-.
line Noll aged year., 10 m :. ana - DAYS.
NrFF In Brwmansvlll'. on The "Ist uIt..
harlir. n of Paul and Sublna NvG, aged
o months and days.
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;DRESS MAKING,

wh'rc she will he much pleased to see hfy
Lady friends Ind Rll others intereste,t NV
mot,u bring 10 pleas all whu may hvor4ua
with their tatrunH c, Hni having had tnniiF
Yeas eNperieI &c In both city aid Caunfn,5
all. therefore en- fully IelS IN glls9ing th-if
Dresses rtRFtCrLY hited tcQipl3ntrR EAse
wth tL,GANctl. made up D. Gif cf-AsA
ouer IN tie m,,st sTYLis1 d4a1|NII - *. A.
son ABLE charges. Please oalt sod 4 = = ,lrinc-
ct IN, II Is ENrIRELN uNNEcf4S IH|| ~ W bar
om u me lu ubtHi' the iRitaf .1fy 10
SECURE F.itS -CLAss FtTTl - - TX
kNhRN HEar,Cr. or ANY OTHEa No. b 3 Ets-
TAtNtAG 10 THE WslNi ss. pe,snn-i1 ,ihg
NPHNs 4 ma rriul wht Il lbfy WISH IN ,le
ul, are par lru arly intornt a tna' they can
place tfe pm Ltsr RFLlANCkoN nv ABILITY
To "'N 1HEM ENTER- HArisFACTiON rs Ia
f'T, sTN LE and SurHRtuR wuKKMANSHtF.
tcslivs, fully,
March %, 1877. Mus. L. HI3BLER,
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10 CONSuMPI

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az dress A WILSON, itl Pral 4 cut.
NlIl l,m nul en. y :.
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Obituary.

On last Sunday the remains of Frederick
Bohn, father Of John Bohn, Esq, were quiet
ly laid to rest in the Gnaddcn Hutton Gem
etery. Services were held in the Preshyte
rian Church, by the Rev. Mr.. Smovrr, of
the Evangelical church. For the last five
years deceased has made his home with his
son John Bohn; his health being poor he
was unable to work but part of the time
since last October he was an invalid. and for
the last two months confined to his bed, Il
great sufferer. All that dulilul and loving
son could do was done, but his disease Lar
fled the skill of the physicians. Frederick
Bohn was born in Wcltzhcim, Wprtenberg,
Germany. October Is, 1915 came to America
in 1917, and movca to Germantown ia lSlS.
lie there connected himself with the Evan
gclcal Association, was Class Leader for II
number Of years, ana moved to Philadelphia
in 1851. In 1857 his wife died, leaving a
large and young family he married again,
and the second wife died in 1873. Owing to
the death Of his father when quite young
he was compelled to take charge of the bus,
inrss of tunning he had received an aCadc-
mic education and intended to prepare for
some profession, Two sons and three daugh-
ters are still living. S.
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PIM PIES

I will mall tfr, q the acc pc Tor = SNIP
VEGETABLE BALM lnat VII rrusv. TAN
rRECkLLS, rIMPLfS aud BLOrCHG
Ia tru ito TOR producing "A luNu liant gro. q,
Of h ,ir on u ba n n Orsmuntu ca. Auures-
inClOsing Dc. stamp, len Wand Ii Il Co - An
n 4
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-04-05

DR. psy H. Ys'p 'ius,S ,SeU,Hrarv syphI Is Grivol
DiuO les, ana a q Diseases lu whicI tEe b Oud Il
imp"cated, 3 nov ole 20 L. g pib 6
~uiu by all ItFTAlL oKJ GGisTs anu tA leo. Cra.r
Ou W bY lHs M2NoU .t.N dEllS4NL 90.
4. L, LuN 3as, t.OCpu tlr, y \,
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FXGCUTRiX'S NOTItE.

Letters Tcsiamentary on the Estate OF
samuel Hesei linz, tr Oi the borough OF Lee
hlBh on, tArhDu uuntN, pcnnsylNa . have
ht'h granted to the uns vrsigur'', IT, whom /
persons lp'i' ei tn lro said Is are are re-
qurs,e't 90 make Iaymcui within six weeks.
aus All ihusr having vlHim- or ueu a d. wall
luake known the rnc " hDu DELAY. 10
ANGE.tNE ilErEttIlNG,
ENcrutriN of samuel Hot rim, dec a.
/. .his shluIl. Mach -. is7aW6
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+. + Kunkcl,s Bitlr Wine N Iron.


Has never been known 10 ioil in the ctre Of
vtaN.n atteHde with tYm ll. M, 'ndspps I.
ION q TX lt1uu. loss 81 uctuOfs. UltliCultY in
br HtuuR we ,sncss nor on of disease. wtoE,
ne ynus 'runb Ing Il o"ut loI o. OF ucutt:
night SWi ats Ia fec. wrrknces, diinness uf
W. ion langu r. universal iR'liu = Of the mus.
CT az system, chuImoue ape ! c, with sprp.
nc sNmttom~, hOt uuud4, uishlnr tt the btty.
Crupt = N the lace, p7riiyln" the blood psit
tue % q hcavl - + IN the eve ids nequr hS
b GcK Il OILS flyin" bcfO G the -, W tu ~ ffuS
ION and luss tt si"h, want % HutbtlCD SC.
Ar fUi l.. L. ItU NKEL's BlTrER wINEOF
INOL and Ia o no Ler. Ash yuur drugg So
ana II @ has / uut scud 10 Prupr etOr 4. i.
kU kEI, n .2lN Ntr.h Ninth sutei, Ina.
cclrhH. Pa. Advice irt O. euc,Use tAree.t cut
stnWp
Worms. Worms. Worms.
r. +. Ku kcis W" M s,iup uevtrt-ils to Ge.
strY TN. SChU ann stomach Nmn.. d..
Kun c. tho uuIr sMcCCs iul phyNCan wnu re-
Owe, ap' " Orm ~ two hUurs i've with
hehO, nd no Tee uutil rtBluNei Common seuso
tcUcLeS Il lrpe Wulls cai b. moved al oih.
or worms c be dily de no ca Auv.S" 1T
Oitc' aud soc, trre. The doctor eau tc.
whether q not he pnuant has worms. Thous-
ards are d III daily with worms, AZ d do net
NuoT IL. hts, spasins oc"mph, choking anu
suff JSttn "a ldn comp, GiUi cifc,es nIOunn
the eyes. swe, ing NJ Il 30 IN I the stOpGCu.IBvE-
ipss ut !nt griudihV OF the teu h, y Gang &c
the hose Cuu D.. fever, itcning at the ttat head
enc, nj brC ttu tn pa icut Rruws uHie At
,i,u, tcJnn' aud irfi - ion u ID anus ali
thes" sympirms, nu more como Oui W. ri;s.
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