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Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-11-01
SALE OF FERRIES.
sTArE OF LOUISIANA,

s,.-. RI
APa parisl, ei of d5osas,nnni assur,nt;op
By virtue of the power vested in me by
law as President of the Police Jury of the
parish Of Assun1pfions I shall r1.ofseats IN
lease for one year BY public auction. at the
Court House at Napoieonville. an
ctrv7pp ,rrytyyr,s-,r,,,,, M ,a-o
"a = : NY = ia1u fAIs /, iofs
between the hours of 10 A. m. and q P. NJ.
the following ferries, belonging to the
parish, to wit zssss9s.s.4
a. A. tss5 ps;neap,.ss;SIa nap,lss nnurcl.
A. paraal,:ai ga,
4 # NanaIeapy;ua ar eileen, aL.'.e''. uals
:. A A GhetyTettegilles g e. s9tt..,,
81 lsssoadiG G.ossa parses.
A. Rarau 1oyne
q II Rayor p;arrs pa i ,;ta on;.
comea1,,s ~ - = = '0s'.so 14o'i'
IN Al piar-o I,r+f a.. : =
,-,~rxs.@ : g : =
IEfRtS
0ne-fa,lrtI, Cash az. na rich svaY-ra,,is an
proved by II. N. P,Igb. ex-President of the
Police jury, or the rndersigned. For tbe
balance, notes to be executed bys the pur-
the President of theiPoliae jury, payable.
as above IN the first DAYS of Fahr,,arv
Nav and August.
GONDTg IONS.
an -.
Al. Al 1errynien N rms parish are required
ras1. not to sfeep 50 ~ T. ners15t esr
RACES b,1gies ~, r, thts ssrp
heats wif6onf dancer of aec;de,'fs ,,,,dsr
penalty of ten dollars fIa fraaIs a9fas sisssA
recoyerahle befnrs at,v eonrs II ee,,,,sasanf
iurisaieriar,. = -. fsss,-ts
And the tariff of All ferries IN. this nar;sb
shall be as fpIlaws x es'1i'''.
'''-'''e
For carriage with 2 horses and pas
sensef fr..s. > I U. L .rs.-s- 3 y ~
buggy with horse aud passen-
ger ..5...-t 10
= "a fltter ana ms morse 1900. o5
| each foot passenger. --.---- OBJ
8 2 tlree-nluie cart and driver, 20
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-02-19
D EAT II S .

In Montnanr. Feb. 18Th, of pneumonia D. H.
WHITTIER. aged IS years.
In Berlin, Feb. 5th. Mrs MARTHA PRESTON. aged
SC years.
In Worcester. Feb 9TH, ERWIN O.. youngest son OF
and 10 days,
Erwin was a good boy, and FREQ from the bad habits
to VIII eli many boys OF his aye are subject He wa
obedent and loving to his ,renS in all things. kind
TO his brothers, and respectful toward all with whom
ne associated. He eNet won the love and respect of
others IN rethrn lie was rood scholar, and possess
ed uncommon business ability for OF his age and
strict integrity marked CHARACTERISTIC of ali his
businsses affairs. His parents were looking forward
with fond expectation That he would be support to
them in their eclnin< years; but that hope is now
hlighed. May tle kiud and loving Father above be
their support, aud may they look TO the dear Savior,
who is able to comfort them, and trust in Him. and
finally be pernite to meet the sa departed one in
that be tUttut world on hIgl. Iu their great sorrow
the family have the sympathy OF their neighbors.
K.
In Calais. Feb. SIN, ERASTUS RICHARD, aged 81
years.
In Bethel, FEB. lob, Of cancer. ELIAS A. DART
aged n years, months and % days
In Wolcott, Feb. sth, LUCINDA l.. (THoMPsoN),
wife OF Henry a, Jacobs, aged 80 years and months
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-02-19

holiiNHlON w. co.
ELIZABETH BELL, In Chaucery
ALEXANDER BsLit. SUSAN BELL March ;TIsm 4. T.
and WIN j. BELL. 1879
WHEREAS Elizabeth Bell of Manchester, in the
County of Hjlsboroagh. in the State Of New HGmp.
Court Of Chancery for the County of Washington in
the State of Vermont her bill OF complaint setting
in the Connty Of Washington on the ?2nd day Of
August lsll was Justly indebted to Elizabeth Bell in
note dated AUGUST % s,a for the sum a Gf on
P" " to Ezsbeth Bell or bearer in SIX years from
date with interest annualyand TO secure tho payment
Inc o he sa d to said
Bell their mortyage deed Of certain s IN S94rthed
described as follows Being the land and premises
It Being part Of lot No. lin the first range Of lots
beginning at the northwest corner OF said lott thence
thence easterly on the road |! rods and ~ links
thence northery s. rods p}Tale With II, the rst men
lI4 links to the place OF beginning containing six
Also one other piece of land beginning on the west
line of lot No. Sin the LIST range on the south side of
thence down the bank of the river ssH rods to the
on PG sa q rHds to the T
m ret 1 s pa sD ha se' s ON n the
deed duly executed aud recorded CONVEYED the afore
said farm aud prem to Isabella and Susan Bell of
1T an is L. Fl he sad RS aa Bs
has heretofore DECEASED sqd that one VIM Bell Of
taid premises IS heir OF the SAD dsa6sla That the
wife susan Bell has heretofore deceased ana praying
that the equity of redemption of the said Alexander
HeIi Susan Bell and William Bell iu the sd mort
gaged premises may be foreclosed which said bill Of
conpaint ia made returnabe to the next term of said
| Court OF Chancery. to be held at Montpelier within
| and for the county OF Washington, on the second
| Tuesday Of March A D 1879.
| And, Whereas it appears that the said William j.
Dell resides without this state where the process
Of the court cannot be served upon him. therefore IL
is ordered that the said William Bell be notified and
Summoned to appear before tho Honorable Court OF
| Chsncery next to be held at Montpelier within and
for the county OF WashiuRton on the second Tuesd
OF March a. D. 1872 at nine O'Clock in the forenoon OF
tho said day. aud make answer 70 said Bill OF Com
uAint and show cause II amy he has why the prayer
stan OF said Bill OF Comlaint, together with this
order thereon, three weeks snccessivey in the GREEN
at Montpelier aforesaid the last Of which publication
shall be ut least twenty days previous to said second
Tuesday OF March. A. d. 1879. which shall DO deemed
| sufficient notice to the said William j Bell.
| Given under my hand at Montpelier. in the County
of Washington this bh day Of February, A. D. 1879.
| MELVILLE Il. SMILE, Clerk
| T.. ]. DEAvITr, Solicitor for Orator. rows
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-02-19

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A nanasonlr Incume FOR An


Tho Cl,io Soil, Iv,,rl,s ,r r,;D,,irr,,,; h,,.o
Jus' oihP'e'oo anu are now introducing l"
the pnblic Handsomely Finished Family
Scale, an article that has always been need
ed in every household, and in communi-
cation addressed to he publishers of this
paper the proprietors ask is Ia refer them
to some reliable party, to Introduce it for
very seldom that new article stops so
suddenly into universal favor. House
keepers ARE loud in its praise, it is always
ready. there me no weights to get lost or
to he hunted up. is reliable. and will not
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-02-19

There is no modern fashionable rotion quite sc
absurd as the gene ally received idea that to bt
beautiful and attractive Il womau mus pos ess
wan, sprltuec face nnda figure of sylrh-like pro
portions Il haglity in nine case out Of ten th'
ies"It of disease. BY many fashionable bellies |
is considered SPECIAL compliment 10 he spoken o
n lia aud delicate. They forget that the NATURALLY
delicate face and pet te ileule arc very "iHGren
from the pale aud dscasC-str ckrn faces that NEE
us in The city thor0ughlalcs, lock out from ih'
luXu int carriages of wrlth, an glide lanHuldl,
Though our crowded drawIug-roomS. If diSeast
were unis hronahle as 1t orehl o b" not lady u
The Land hut would take every posS bic precauli"l
10 secure The flesh, blooming iacc and well round
| ed guc that Only health can give. Ladies shoul'
| remember that much rs gent emen may profess tG
admire the face and fOl palcd aud EN- catel by
| di- cnse when they choose a wife they prefer
blooming, heaithlnl bu"vhni-spirItrti woman. b'
Piece, tlvnItIe Prcsc Upton j. the ackno vledgef
standard r"melv for female diseases anil weak
nrsscs. 1t has the twO-tCd n lvantnge "f curing
the local diseases and npartingn vigorous tone Il
| the whole system. 1t is sold by druggists. FSwl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-02-19
Robert II. Whittier's Death.

IN TIE DEATH of Pober, Harvey Whit
tier. which We chronicle elsewhere, Mont
pelier loses one of her best known citizens.
Mr.. Whittier was born in Cabot, June I6,
1922, where he lived with his parents, till,
at the age of twen,y-one, he came to
Montpelier to work for VIM. S. Smith in
the business which he afterward adopted
After closing his work for Mr.. Smith he
was a drover for several years; then, for
short time in business for himself ut St.
Johnsbury. lie bought out the meat mar
ket of VIM. B. Hubbard some twenty -one
years ago, and has since, TIL last fall, oc-
cupied the basement in the Hubbard block
on the corner, which his predecessor had
occupied for the twenty years previously.
Mr.. Whittier married Sas1n c. Phelps
of Berlin. July G, 1851, who, with one
son, Clarence H.. survives him. He leaves
two brothers, one living in California AMI
one in Monttna; also two sisters, living
respectively in Cabot and Calais.
a man Of portly frame and jolly good
humor, and an cnterprising, pushing bust
ness man, Mr.. Whittier will be greatly miss
ell in the town and county, and largely
throughout the state, while in his own
family circle his death will he felt with Il
keenness that time alone can dull but will
never remove. 1t has been Mr.. Whittier's
good fortune to enjoy The very best Of ro-
bust health till the past year or two, when
it has not been us good.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-02-19
The Cheapest Watch Yet.
HOW AND WHERE TO GET a GOOD WATCH
WARRANTED ONE YEAR FOR TINE, AT
ONLY So 90. AWARD OF THE
PARIS EXPOSITION.

HOW AND MitEhE ~ pEL ~ bocb w AVN
WARRANTED ONE YEAR FOR TINE, AT
ONLY So 90. AWARD OF THE
PARIS EXPOSITION.
1t was u surprise to American manufac-
turers of watches, TO notice that the
Judges of the World Paris Exposition had
awarded the highest prizes to French and
Swiss manufacturers. The idea has been
extensively advertised, throughout the
United States, that American watches
were superior to foreign manufacture, but
this award, coming as it docs from an I'M
biased committee, SO constituted as to
Judge only on the intrinsic merits of the
watches submitted, can not help but
reyolutionize the sale IN favor OF foreign
watches. The fact that watches are manu-
Pictured ut II less price in Europe than
America, skilled mechanics often recciv-
ing but one shilling per day, denote that
GOOD watches can be sold at II less price
Imam American Manufacture. The fact
that foreign watches being more adapted
TO change of climate than American manu-
fnc,ure which seem TO be the main points
in the Judges decision, can not help but to
throw future sales in favor OF foreign
watches. Taking advantage of this, one
of the largest importing houses in Gin,
cinnati, Ohio, have purchased an immense
stock of French and Swiss watches, which
they are now selling at II low price, more
us an advertisement of the watches, or
introduction of the goods, than for profit.
| It's IA well known fact that the importer
sells to the wholesale dealer, the wholesale
dealer to the retail dealer, and he to the
customer, denoting three n"''"'
DEALING with - g..
800. ,ry wsiters importing com
tpanS, CinGihhati, Cito, you get watche.
ft'ohh first hand. The watches they oiftl
at So 100 arc Sitrered cased. open faced
all of one style. They are used on rail
roads and steamboats,, where accurate
time is required, and give good satisfac
ton. These watches are retailed by retail
dealers ut $1,000 and $1,000 each, bu
the Walters Importing Company is send
Ing them to any address, on receipt o
So 90. or will send. by express G. o. D..
if 81 90 is RENTED on account to be de
Quoted from G o. D.
The Walters Importing Company is :
large and reliable firm, and with eacl
watch ordered, they furnish II warranty fo
one year accurate time. Think Of it! 4
COOL time piece AT only So 90. and war
ranted one year! They make this olle
for ninety days, so all who desire watcl
will need order one or more at once
Agents are making $500 an Il $1,000 pei
day selling these watches in no bette
locality than this. To procure one, stat
l4t
send $500 direct to Walters Importing
Company, 1870 Elm Street Cincinnati, Ohio
and by return mail, or express, you viii
receive good watch in every respect a
we have represented. We know tn
standing of the house. With every watcl
they send warranty.
To Watch Spectators and jewelers.
Attention is called TO these watches, n
they sell readily Mt u large advance !,
price. F7w2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-02-19
County Temperance Convention.

The temperance men of Washington
county are hereby requested to meet in
convention 4. the Court House, in Mont
pelier, on Saturday, February %, 1879, for
the purpose of nominating a candidate for
county commissioner. and county and town
committees.
j. $. BATCHELDER, I
L. I. DwNELL, C.
l. Z WHEELER, oounty
.. D. EDGERToN, 0o''i'iii''ee'
Q. l.. lIOlr,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-02-19
Jhe Steemau.
NIONTpELIER.NT-
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10. 1879.

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly valua-
HE for its news from all parts Of Vermont and our
friends in different parts OF the State especially
"rshinrton, Grange and aTolle Counties, will
fer great favor upon and our readers by sending
Us local intelligence Give us facts and we will arrange
them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-02-19

| LoNDoSDERRy.--George Walker, ESQ.,
of the South Village. was badly hurt oy 4
fall on the ice on the 18th instant.
A. S. Smith of this town, on the 18th
Instant, drew from his farm to Chester
depot, distance of nine miles-with one
pair of oxen, at one load-two cords and
thirty feet of green wood, weighing at
Chester five tons and thirty pounds QOoJO
pounds Real Is the boss " leamster OF
this section. Who has drawn as heavy Il
load with one pair of oxen this seasonI
MoRmsvILLE.-Much sickness prevails
in town. being chiefly caused by colds,
though there are some cases of canker
rash.
There WAS donation and oyster supper
at the Methodist chapel on Wednesday,
January 29th. the proceeds Of which were
forty.fve dollars.
Mr.. A. 0 Gates was not little sur
prised, one morning Of last week, to find
upon his doorstep at the early hour of .
O'clock. fine looking boy, apparently
several weeks old, which had been left
there during the night.
The family of Mr.. l.. j. Cobb have been
quite sick with canker rash. They have
buried the youngest child and tho oldest
boy is still very sick. The others are
better.
The members of Malvern grange are
helding series of social gatherings which
are pleasant and profitable.
South RoYALroS.-At the recent festi-
val held ut the NJ f. church the proceeds
amounted to seventy dollars.
ToPsHAM.-Dlniel Sargent was 50 bal
" injured by slipping and falling against
his sled while getting wood that he WAS
confined to his house.
TuNBRIpGE.-S b. LIackett had the
misfor, une t. break two of his ribs in
consequence of slipping and falling MS lie
stepped out from his door.
WArsFIELD.-Tn members of Aims
worth Post, g. A. r., Of Waitstield and
Warren, wish to return their sincere
thanks to the people Of Mad River Valley
for their very liberal patronage of Culver's
WAY drama, The Loyal Mountineers, !"
which was played under the auspices Of
the post ut Waitsfeld and Warren last
week.
A LETTER FROM WILLIAM PALMER TO
ALL MANKIND -Wailsheld, VT, Feb. Z.
lS10.-Some people have the vulgar habit
of calling me Bill; that is not my name,
nor any part of it. My name is William
Palmer. forgive all past offences, but if
any person ever calls me Bill after the
publication of this letter, shall take it as
Il downright insalt, and just as much of an
insult rs though he had called me by any
other hateful name that is not my own.
WILLIAM PALMER,
Waitstield, VT
WORCESTERSHIRE oyster supper which
was held Wednesday evening was II sue.
cess, all things considered, notwithstanding
the Indictment weather.
The thaw on Wednesday damaged the
roads considerably, taking off a bridge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-02-19
r DWELL SHEPARU'S ESTATE.
PETSEY MARSHALL'S WILL.

STATE OF VERMONT, District of Washington ga
IN Probate Court, held at Montpelier in and for sid
Distl let on tine I'D day OF January A. b ls79:
An instrument purporting to be The last will and
Testament OF Betsey Marshall, Rate OF MarahsaiS
in SAID district deceased. being presented to the
by g W. II Dwinrll the Executor therein named fnr
probate: 1t IL ordered by said court that ali nersoDs
concerned therein be notified TO appear Al session Of
said court to he held at the Probate Office in Mont
cause, i any they may have, against the probate Of
said will for which pGrn1se it s further orAereI
copy OF the record OF this order be published fbro.
weeks successfully i'll the Green Mountain Frpn,tan
printed at Montpelier, previous to said timp anTnai
for hearing 'iS'H'eH
BY the Coprt-Attest
F6T} HARVEY TT -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-02-19
UNLE's HONEY OF n0REH0UND AND TAR,

For tho cure of Coughs, Colds, influenza, IEoars-
ness, Difficult Breatnn. and all affections of the
Throat bronchial ruheS and Lunss, leading to
Consumption. RMS sovereign remedy is compOun-
de from The iavo'lt receipt of IN llluslriOus ply
sicmn and chemist, who for many years used it
with the most complete success in his extensive
private practice. lie had long been profoundly
impressed with the wonderful virtue of the plant
Ilerehuund, ID union with ire cleansing aud heal
Ing properties of Far, extracted from the life
principle of tie forest tree AbieS Ralsamca,o Balm
ofGilua,l. For years he was Oalicled in his attempt
to blend these great medicinal inrces into such Il
union that the original power ufeach would he pre-
serve /, the dI5lgreeablG qualities ri common tar
removed, AMI the price TIE compound be within
the reach of all. At last after a long course OF
difficult chemical experiments ;, he found that, by
aiding to Those i've other ingredients each one
valuable by itself, he rot only obtained the desired
results, but greatly increased the curative power
ftuG compound. Tn having been thoroughly
tested by practice, is now Offered 10 the general
pnbhc Ms safe, pleasant and unlalllble care.
Price 10 cnL- an 81 Pc bottle. For sale by all
druggists. Depot, Crlttentons, SIX"
New York Guy. Treat sav'"-
Pixies Tor'"
n Wy paving large size
--""ene Drors cure Ia one minute
mi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-02-19

When board Of eminent physicians and chem
lists announce the discovery That by combining
some well known valuable remedies, The mos
wonderful medicine was produced, which would
cure such Il wide range OF diseases that most all
other remedies could be dispensed with, many
were skeptcal; but proof OF lis mGIl!s by actual
trial has dispelled all doubt, an To-day the dis-
cover of that great II ilcine Hop Bitters ave
honored and blessed by all as DeneactoTs. FMSwS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-02-19
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco r5!y

Or. Bulls Cough Syrup has been before tho pub
lie for years, and is pronounced by thousands
superior to all other medclnte tJr the cure or
Coughs Colds, influenza and all Pulmonary Com.
plants, F5wl.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-02-19
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Mrs. Horace &. Swascy of Kirby, 81 years old
and the mother OF eleven children (seyen Of them
hying) left her husband lately, and contracted
bisamous marriage with Nelson u. strceter of
Lisuon, y. H. Legal complaint being made, she
left for parts unknown, the other day.
the grandfather of George +. Eaton Of Danve
the abcst democrat in the last Legislature, will be
100 years old If she lives until next September
Ex.
Duuville has had a small avalanche. \ snow
ide from the hill south Of tle village crushed IN
the Windows of a muse and ilcd the highway for
a long d.tarce
| William Blair OF Stannlrd IS one Of tile unforiu.
mates his barn and its contents were burned more
than a year ago, and last week his house and out
| buildings.
Fred BeuchIcy, OF st. Johnsbury, stuck IA large
siz, knlla nearly through his lett hand, day
last week, cutting nerve and making quite bad
wound.
There is a man living at West Burke mat has not
spoken 10 any other man for ncitlT twenty yeas,
but will talk 10 "A woman at any time. He seems
to be insane IN some respects, as far as The men
are concernel ifhc gets mad at - man he will talk
10 his llorScs OF Citllej oll hefSt no WIN
sation 10 The man he is mad at.
According to a correspondent OF Nh Boston Jour
nal tue recent musical convention at ST. Johns
bury was g'"hu su' coSs' i"0 ""o' No ""' 1871 -
and excellent oa'' He' ram """ ''eon''" N''' 81
all were me conductors oo'n n"nins "'s' eNp'''
e"oo ""u. ,v,,n,, sonramo.u r, II - t;,is
',, I,,n,,,r,, ,,,os so,gen,l ,,nt,nlt,. NrW II
r Wv ,,',.,n.u,o N n Shan,o,d u,,p,s,
','..,,-.. .
sl' JohnSou'y V'''' s.d''s'os io' roc >"''oo' u
mora,itv for tue past eigh, or ten years. or tn
81 births, Al of the parents we'"
! in ST. Johnsh''" .,. !. ,,..A.
--.y. . IN lreyssa mn Sscb e. t. x
: tshd and Scotland which sh6&s pretty pIainl
"ne'' "f increase oil ponu'at'on comes non
i"one ,"o % "'"'iS' ~ uleo OIL nidntle diseases
o"0 "''''' was S'l'-oo'h' Two dlcd from accident
a.'' ""' cao" Vi cohs"mptIoh' Fever cryeipeias
ioP'.' Inflammation OF bowels, cancer, kilne
10 vere inCm,s 4 n,,nr ~ ,.a,,.s WV % "o',"
accident. Thero ,v,s no, "e'' ""a u!
, diptheria,
,,,,,r
"''i r'ENOEN COUNTY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-02-19
Vermont News.
ADDISON COUNTY.

Much sickness prevails in Middlebury; the cpl
demic ofpneumonia has Frustrated quite num-
Ter.
Reuben p. Hail, ofCornwall, died last Sunday
at the age of - years. Mr.. Hall in former years
WAS prominently identified in tho Thoroughbred
sheep business.
a recent revival at Bridport has resulted in sixty
conversions.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
The Bennington Banner appears in handsome
new suit Of type.
The item going hc roun Is to the effect that Mrs
Owen Murphy was murdered at Pownal, recently,
was 1t seems unioupdeJ, tho having died from
natural causes.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-02-19

WORCESTERSHIRE oyster supper which
was held Wednesday evening was u sue.
cess, all things considered, notwithstanding
the Indictment weather.
The thaw on Wednesday damaged the
roads considerably, taking off a bridge
near Mr.. N. A. Kelly's.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-02-19
AN ELEGANT LITTLE BOX

$40 TO $1,000 INFESTED dor IN Wal Street S Stocks
Book sent free explaining everything Address:
BAXTER 4; CO., Bakers. Il Wall St. New Yofk.
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