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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-05
SOUND DOCTRINE.

We copy the following from the
Bloomington Leadr and endorse and
adopt every word Of it. The one-horse
iCh high insects who regard themselves
81 politicians have got to have the truth
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-05

THE articles OF consolidation between the
Wabash railroad and the st. Louis, Kansas
City & Northern railroad were filed in the
Office of the Illinois Secretary of State Oc-
tober eth. Besides the ordinary agree
ment Of consolidation il is provided that
the stockholders of the new company-thc
Wabash St. Louis & Pacific Railway
Company shall meet at Toledo, Novem-
Der eth, to elect directors.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-05

beaten into their brains that newspaper is {
business enterprise and not political ina
chine" with the crank free 10 be turned by
every wiflet who has an AK to grind;
Some people seem to have vague sort
of notion, that in some way, the party
owns and ought to control the newspaper
which advocates its principles. Some peo-
pie seem TO think, also, that the publisher
or editor Of party paper, must, per-
force, be governed by the dictum of
the party, and support its candidates
whether they are good bad or Indifferent.
Now both of these classes are mistaken
In the first place the newspaper does not
belong to the party in the sense Of owner
ship any more than the threshiDg machine
of tie man who belongs to the party is
owned by that party. The Leader, for in
stance, is Republican paper, because its
owner believes in Republican principles.
not because the party owns him or his pa
per. In the second place theparty paper is no
more bound to support bad candidates than
anybody else is, and the party paper that
best understands and helps the true inter
csts of its party is the paper that has the
to refuse TO help into place
and power men who will be a disgrace to
the party. This whole doctrine that any
body is bound to vote for bad men simply
because they have been able to so manipu-
late the party machinery, as to force them
selves upon the party ticket, is a false and
dangerous one, 1t is dangerous to the best
interests Of the people at large. The quick
ana most eftctu0l way to break up the
dominion of bad men in any party,
is for the good men in the party
to refuse to be whipped into their
support In other words, every party and'
the leaders of every party should be made
to understand that to succeed it must nomi-
nate its best men, and not it's worst men.
'Principles not men," will do very well for
party shibboloth, but at the same time the
party must put forward men who are cor
rect representatives Of It's principles, and
men whose private lives are not disgrace
to the principles and the party The
American citizen is entrusted with the bal
lot for his own and the public good, and he
is responsible to the country and his God
for the use of that ballot, and when he casts
ii at the behest of party for men whom he
knows to be unfit for Office ne commits
SIN against himself society and his country
WALKING advertisements every man, wo-
,ly.h,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-05

cali the attention Of Steam Engines this Valve by which
fuel effected The admission
ing liable line water aowcdto
opening shutting automatically
cylinder when working the Valves then kept
by spiral spring price the saving Of very
tine,a and will last wei
Sale Apply by letter in 1903 Choten
Avenue, Louis.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-05
only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois

largest Circulation OF any Daily IN
Southern Illinois.
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IT has wonderful power on Bowels, Liver
and Kidneys What Kidney. Wort;
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CnE~ Jackson's Best Sweet Navy To.
bacco.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-05

WALKING advertisements: every man, wo-
man and child who has once tried DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup cannot say enough in
its praise, and this is the reason why its sale
is constantly increasing.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-05

ovF4tIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06
WHOLESALE POISONING OF C,,,,nrr,

WHOLESALE POISONING OF CluLprEN.
-lacnd Pond, w., May 3O.-There
have been nine deaths so far OF children
who drank from poisoned brook. 20
tato tops poisoned 10y paris green had
been thrown into the brook, causing the
belief That the latter is tho prime cause
more than the carcasscs ofdead animals.
which were also found. There is ter.
ribIe distress here. Work is suspend.
ed and there is great excitement Ano-
Their dispatch states that twonty-seven
children were poisoned by drinking
from the brook, and that the farmer who
allowed The carcasses to be thrown into
it will he arrested. The bodies Of the
dead children soon decomposed and had
TO be buried forthwith.
ISLAND PoND, VT, May 3l.-Two more
children of John Aldrich have died
from drinking from the poisoned brook,
making live, bis entire family. Mrs.
AidriCh is insane.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06
Letter from Washington.

WASHINGTON, u. C.. June 2, 1879.
MR. HARrER Though no formal de-
cision to that effect has been made, i,
seems to be the general understanding
that the Democrats will now attempt 10
pass tho two appropriation bills with
clauses stating specifically wha: the mo.
ney appropriated shall be used for. and
that none Of IL shall be used for Che
transportation Of troops TO the polls or
Tor thcic services at The polls, and that
none of 1t shall be usei for the paymen,
OF supervisors and deputy marshals. 1,
Is extremely doubtful if Mr.. Hayes
would approve such bills Some OF the
stalwarts, however, say tina, lie can safe.
~ approve The Army bill. however, and
then, as Communicated of the Ar
my, disobey il. After passing these
bills, is further understood Congress
will adjourn.
To-day there will be offered bill pro-
viding for a thorough survey of the
Mississippi River. There will probably
be little opposition Senator EImuuds
or Mr.. Conger will object, Of course, bu.
the country has fairly entered upon the
work of improving That great river, and
will hardly look with favor upon the OPP
position OF a few dyspcptic people.
Republicans are doubtful whether
the nomination of Charley" Foster for
Governor OF Ohio Is strong or weak
one. 1t IS probably stronger one than
Judge Tafts.. would have been. But.
whether it is or not, the duty of the
Democrats Is tho same. They must
nominate their strongest man. They
must elect the Governor and control the
Legislature. More depends upon it
than upon elections in any Of the other
States. To do this to make sure of
Senator Thurman should be nomina-
ted. His few enemies may say that
success under Tim would compel his
nomination for the Presidency, and his
doubling friends may say that defeat in
Ohio would prevent such nomination.
But such considerations should have lit.
Tie weight. All acknowledge that the
distinguished Senator can receive more
votes than any other man, and that is
what should govern.
Mr.. Warner gives up his coinage bill.
IL is before an uniricndIy Committee in
the Senate, and will probably never be
reported. The grief OF silver men, how.
ever, will be moderated by the fact that
the bill, as it passed the House, had lit
tie in it of value to their cause.
a report was telegraphcd from here
on Saturday that Bob Ingersou had
died. 1t was mistakc. 4 brother of
his, L. c. Irgcrsoll, formerly Member Of
Congress from Illinois, died, and hence
this mistake The distinguished nthe-
ist and friend Of Blaine still lives.
MEMO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06

When General Crook released Stand
ing Bear, at Omaha the other day, the
old chief said: 4 thank God that am
a free man once more, and / shall new
er forget those who have helped me. l
| would like TO find some government
land and take Homestead like the white
people do. | am getting old, but can
commence anew. The government has
taken all my property, held me as pri.
soner long time, and now, when il is
too la.e TO plant Tue, they say TO M, 90.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06

ANOruEr VEro NIrss,cr -As o,
expected the prcsidon, on vos,o-1o,
week vetoed tho legislative indic;oIonJ
executive oDnronria,io, hill y,to 49,,
andoir Go.o,,c e,v,.
"The ncssaoo con,oirs ro ,o,, roi-.,.
doesn't reach tic dignity Of an arrr-
ment, and boiled down from its two
columns comm o. pialI'Hdinons yerbosity,
radicoI im ,,.,a ,'''' vac law WI ProFehI
and that That fact and dat oiono -
sufficient to induce him to veto it. even
nrov;sio" nv or '1 1 70 WIS., ana H's'ort
him to DO o. ~ other words that he -
ruler of the country and intends to gov
err ', 10 ne he and not a. the constitution
i,crs,,' ''' -, a., ', ,. ''''''N NJ lo re-,
General conway tha7 ho | rnr. ~ -s'. y
breach Of the peace ia state sufficient
cause Tor federal Interference, which pc.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06

COMPLETION or GREAT MONK.-
The completion ofthe new ACME edition
of Chambers Cyclopmlia OF English
Literature viii mark an opoch in the
experiences Of many lovers Of good books
The announcement that they would pub.
Iish work OF such superior excellence.
in form SO convenient and 20 entirely
becoming to one of such high merit. at
a price only nominal when compared
with that OF similar books generally, was
more than :. surprise TO reading people.
1t was generally supposed 10 he an under.
taking impossible Of accomplishment,
except nt great loss OF money. and ma
ny who knew the excellent standjru Of
the publishers feared that they lad nm
dertaken too much, and would ncvor be
able 10 complete tho work. But IL
seems they knew their ground; tl.cv
have not only fulfilled their promise 10
the public, but by undertaking anil ac-
complishing something 50 extraordinary
have attracted the attention OF almOs:
the entire rca ling community, TO them
selves and thoir various H. erarv enter.
prises, and have secured sale for the
work itself beyond precedent in tho his
tory Of bookselling, and so great that it
is really remunerative. This month.
with view 70 extending the sale as
greatly as possible, they offer to send
sample volumes for examination, with
privilege of immediate return If not
wanted, or Of purchasing the remainder
ii fonnd sasisfactory,as they uHqucstion .
ably will be by allwho appreciate what is
choicest in literature. Prices OF sample
volumes. postpaid, in paper, - cents !:
cloth, % cents; half morocco. gilt top. 8
VOL edition, 30 cents half morocco. gilt
top, vol. edition, ID cents. They also
send free on request, 70 any one. descrip
tive catalogue OF this AMI several hun
dred other STANDARD and valuable publ.
cations which they sell at prices far be
low usual rates. American Book TX.
change, publishers, - BecLynan street.
New York.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06
An Easy way for Ladies 6 Gentlemen
To Secure a Handsome Income.

The Ohio Scale Works Of Ciucinnsu have just
patented aud are now introducing to the pub tic
Handsomely finished Pa niily Scale. sn'at iicle
that has always been needed in every house
hold, aud in communication addressed TO the
publisher OF this rsrer tie propris,Ors ask as
TO refer them 60 some reliable party, q intro
duce il for them 10 the people of this Cusoiy.
1t Is very seldom thar new article steps So sad :
denly Into universsi Asor, Bouse-keepe,s are
loud in its praise, IL Is always ready. there are
no weights TO get lost or to be hunted up, is re
liable and will no, get out Of order. The de
sc-ip,ion OF them Is n handsome base sarmopnt-
ed by a column In which works a spiral spring
so seien ,ifcslly adjusted as TO weigh sny thing
up 10 twelve pounds vita perfect accuracy, on
the top Of the column ia the plauors en- which
The articles TO be weighed are placed, and they
have an adjustable Indicator SO that you can
take the tste of my vessel you may use in
weighing, giving you The exsc, net weight
Honse-keepers q, once SEQ their value 10 weigh.
ing fruits, sugars and other Ingredients used in
.prese'vius, cooking, etc or in testiug the
weights of purchases n ON osherr
The Scales are made 81 BRass. are highly pol.
ishej and are finished ia skllful u,snner.
They are very attractive and take the eye Of
every one who sees them. ' -t t
IL seems 10 us thar nearly every family in
this county will want one, ard Is certainly a
rsre opportunity for some s,nst aud energetic
party To pick Up quite p rice little income dur.
ing the mex, few months. The Company has
agents in other COUNTIES who are easily making
from So 90 to Sc 90 per day selling them, and
we would recommend parties in need of employ
ment 10 drop the ONO SCALE WORKS. No.
ls5 and l27 Central Avenue, Cincinnati, o.,
Postal Gard, and all information, etc, will be
cheerf'.iy given them by mentioning our pa
per. -t May % !sT9.-5t
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06

We are DO need Of money. All per.
sons knowing themselves indebted for
subscription 60 tb. IsrELlIGEvcEE, or
for advertising or job Work viii please
settle immediately This notice we in-
tend .or our friend hoi. 1T home rs well
it,. r.-.t sUuc.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06

Officers OF the Chesapeake oai Ohio
canal were chosen at Annapolis Ma.
on Monday last, "a follows President.
\. t. German; directors, j. g. Barrett.
" Bannon. Patrick iiQmill II. d. Far.
nandis, y. T.. Crawford and J. IIumbi-d.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06

OUTEURsT or GAS, OIL AND SALT
WATEE.-information received from
Green Hole. Crocus creek, Cumberland
county. reports n wonderful outburst OF
petroleum, gas and salt water on the
Rowe farm. Great rocks we're upheav-
ed, and streams of oil and salt water
spurted for distance Of four hundred
yards, deIuging several large tobacco
barns in The vicinity. Late at night n
thou2htless person struck match To
light his pipe. and instantly the food OF
petroleum and gas was in flames.
The tobacco barns belonging TO Mr..
G. w. Hurt burned as If made OF paper.
and the blaze illuminated the country
for miles around. The burning Goed Of
petroleum continued ill early The next
morning, when IL was succeeded by an
immense low Of salt water which at once
extinguished the flames. The fountain
has gradually decreased until it is now
not elected over a hundred feet. bat the
people are in perpetual dread lest il
burst forth again a. any moment. The
explosion was az first like that Of heavy
artillery, and the upheaval similar TO
that OF an earthquakc.-Vi Virginia paper.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06

hereby notify All persous not % trcspsts on
n my and near the Branch suoui four miles
above Komuey, by cutting Timber. or csrrting
On Apples, Pcschrs Whorteberrics. BLctbe,.
rie7, &c as am detcrn,utd % prosecute All
persons 80 oTcndiag.
SUSAN DEW.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06

PRACTICAL Science - UnIer the a.
bovo heading, the 81. Coroic Cosyjer, Of
st. Stephen, n. y, IN referring TO tho
analysis Of DR.. Pierce Golden Medical
Discovery and 5 ages Catarrh Remedy.
recently made by Prof. Chandler. Of
New York, and others. says; Nothing
was discovered which VIC think Office.
ticnable, and the published analysis.
should increase, rather than rc'ari. u,eir
sale. TO US. il seem lil,c unjust TO
call q man a quack. simply because he
seeks TO reap as much pecunia-y re-
ward rs other classes Of inventors. Tic
English press IL conservative. vet after q
careful examination NJ all llo cviic nee
10 not only endorses but recommend. Tic
Family Medicines manufactured U.s.
Dr.. Fierce. No remedies ever orcrsd
the afflicted give such perfect satisfaction
as DR.. Pierce's Golden Mcdicd III scov.
cry and Dr. Sage Catarcl Remedy.
Chioroform should certainly DE admin.
istcred with great caution IT, fatal re-
suit IN a recent case add. one moro 90 the
record Of warnings. a gentleman Of
New York, as stated by pspcr Of that
city, IN preparation for undergoing % sur-
gical operation, took chloroform, admin.
istcred TO him by physiciaus He died
almost immediately, even before fully
under the influence Of the anmsthetic.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06
New AdVertisemG.

Reject Ill Violent Pug
ruiu Tie tone Of the bouss ,.l
digestion
1"iT0mfs EFo,'@rsa' s.
.s used hy rational people Is 3
ing all arrangements u the s'a
inie7unr9 because remove
on" p''n, a.I implrts v.y.ft.
90 FYri6es and .Ilfffs
SOLD BI ALL DRl
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06

That young man who has lost his
youthful vigor can be cured by using
Prof. Paine's Catarth Vapor. $50 s..
Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa Trial
bottle, ten cents.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06

KILLED BY LrGurNrSo.- Mar.
tinsburg Statesman learns from Hr. Jno.
Zindorff. Of Gcrrardstown, that on Wed.
nesday evening OF last week, during n
thunder storm that prevailed west OF
North mountain, two horses, hitched
near tie residence Of Mr.. Smith on The
Buck hill road, belonging TO A1r Shade
and Mr.. Smith, OF Frederick county, Va.
were instantly killed by Lightning, as
was also a dog lying beneath the floor OF
the house near by. A young lady liv.
ing with Mr. Smith was sitting IN few
feet Of the place where the lightning
went through the floor. but beside a
slight shock she was not injured. The
bolt FIRST struck tree by the roadside
and then glanced, killing the horses
then IL glanced again, going through The
floor, killing the dog that had probably
taken shelter underneath from the storm,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06

MILITARY At ELECTIONS The bill
which Mr.. Springer introduced in the
House OF Representative on Monday.
to regulate the stationing Of troops dur.
ing elections, and which lorbids solIiers
stationed within two miles OF n place
where an election is being held from
going out Of their barracks, excep, TO
mount or relieve guard, is copied cx-
actiy from tho existing British statute
on the same subject, passed during the
reign of the present Queen as modii
cation OF the original act of the timo or
william the third. II remains to be
seen whether the American people will
be denied the safeguards with which
British subjects insist upon surrounding
themselves.-B Baltimore Sun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06
SaaF0RD'S RADICAL Am

~ a iseH 2nI eons' tat,onai fcustr. sat j.
mrton sid pea ana - once c1rr,sf,- z - ~
pat purifying thC :, crct nus. lnfrrnsiiv I, f-lrl
rlctst. aut ucutssllses the nci pcis0n ~, !. Il
wy IN inc stomach aud thence into tt. w p,
sser, 'ssihie f0r human insoaaiiy % a., -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06
WANTED.

Agents FOR CaLKlNS' NOVHlrt
ER. 1000 In pse; took rru.rr
state IN The Union stood tie II
yenf9 500 70: monih easily made /,
machines hgen's WHpls - 30.
order or registered .Gtior. or sond si,s
hdeG ia! terms 90 sa-uts hcdrcu
9 W. Eos TER Il
z3i l.aSH'.g 81
Nov J, lS56.-ly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06
SDAfRiSiHa GuRg

c-arers-. : Asoat twelve yea. .ro =.
Ing With Father kenlp'e Oh fosF 49, 1919 n.
stSnog siSsg. took ssverc cold 40 ~. ~
Newark. Nj. This &C ID braug ~ ~, = -, ~ I'm
Sstsrrh. which NNtflri With over ) - -,
four weeks Without avail. and wrr pr,n. ~ 4
giV. np lnoet Desirable rcsiflaa a ii ~ 4
Unable 10 sing ucto. Fer thrs y,-f.
had len my rnsd o;Eers and thrcNt 20 $500, /
stSlirst cold woull hrlns GA = N.sb az.
lbo ptoSiratgi. in thie Way I cnr'lnu,t ts. E =
lt,t attrrl. NJ ecvsrcst Ctrr htA ,--.t.--.
fNged the nie.t CicTpcia'lnk "a "a la ~ -
hoaIse ~ - De scarcely sfic 90 - -
inec-.,r'iy. thought vas ge'-r iris
suinption. ard 4 urlriY believe 't..t-l Ia 49,.
rous continued without rvhrt fhsy wa9.t' y,
ectt N tnu ~ cufF Victim. Nher N nv
condition I commence ths ~ "a 4 x-,,..
CWhh ron Cal hhSu. vtry ~ 49, antI, &c.,.
sried oil the sdvsrtisid rst1ecl : ~t.heut II -. I
f'ret dSro OF tn.E wontsrf,i uIeftr.ra rr,.
,SFnrsri relief itis bsrliy pos. bio i.r ~. :,
fTaef aTrt scir Wlo tNn f0arrvlr A. -a -. +.
90 account q ths choking rgftra, isfi,s. +, y. L
- rrRlirO Aftw much rtii-fl uf.lti..f Ir,. A., /
pNcuiou % sANF1rp's EApf1.t traa 10y.
hrrtN', both ln'rrIhl sat - o. .. r' d -sri. r.
an iy -. 9coNor~i uae Of fr" rr'f /
h~tli "a'ire'y free fcoU Cat4.i.. u.
'E-tsey sas-
Eetrs-'n NJ t.s-.
UsL-usN NAca rar s.. i-t
i. IL psfChnacff 900 l.t rfftr
bpHhi.S. druggist, lAi--fIrt t.-l.l-..k
Fu~tI r,cksrs ,,artsiat fir fr-f,-fs Eel.
ipg Tube. NTH iuli olr.tli 10 o
Price, sl.t0. tcr arie iy ffi t.U.rfa..f.
gists ihrnrrAogt Tao Uaif-f frsrr.
NFfitS "a POTTER, Ccue-a. Er--t. 4.
4 fua.si-ts, N1e'un, Mae
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CONG R E s s.

In the Senate. on tue 29.h ult.. The res
olu,ion 20 refer TO the committee on ci-
vil service ;he petition from Rhode Is
land charging federal Interference in c.
iections, cts. led To a debalc, psrticipa-
ted in by MessSs. Blaine, Tin and Vance,
after which Mr.. Wallace spoke at length
on the bill authorizing the use OF the
militia and the land and naval forces in
certain cases and repeating the election
laws. The Senate then adjourned until
Monday.
In the House Mr.. Johnston. OF Va.
offered n resolution, which was adopted.
10 adjourn over that members could join
the rest of the community in doing hon
or TO the dead whose graves are to be
decorated to-day. Tue Presidents mes
sage vetoing the legislative appropria-
tion to pass the bill over the veto was
defeatod-ayes LIP. NAYS 9i-Dot the
necessary two-tbirds. The House then
adjourned until Monday.
The only business ofinterest transact
ed In the Senate, on the 2ud inst, was
the passage OF House bill for the con-
structiou of certain works on the Gic At
Kanawha and Kentucky rivers.
In the House. n bill was introduced
regulating tie stationing Of soldiers dur
ing elections. A bill was passed provid.
ing for the appointment Of Mississippi
river commission for the improvement of
said river. The bin authorizing the
Secretary of the Treasury to purchase
at private sale or to procure hy condem.
nation site on which 10 build post
office in Baltimore, approprialing $4,000
Tor expenses OF condemnation, if neces-
sary, was passed by vote of ll2 TO II.
The proceedings of Congress on the
3rd, were not Of special interest. The
senate took up and passed., House bill
10 establish certain post rods. In the
House Mr.. Conger indicated the pur-
pose OF tho republicans u resist tho pas
sage of any bills this session except the
appropriation bills. Mr.. Cox, Of New
York, made speech in favor Of repeal.
ing the jurors test oath law.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06
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