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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-01-13

By the tact that the official blanks for election re-
turns ron cities sent cut iron the once OF the
Secretary Of State 70 the city ofGccrs. contained q
ruled space for the signatures Of the officers, the
nrst dotted line, with the word "Mayor" at the end,
and close up 10 the first line three dotted
lines only enclosed In brace al the end. with the
word 4" Aldermen" against the brace. Closely
following, came line with the words "Ct,y Clerk
~ the end. IL would be impossible for any intelli'
" Mt man. In looking nj the blank 20 suppose that
ihc signatures of more than three aldermen could
be expected. The Secretary OF State could give
reason for this extraordinary iorm OF blank new
seen In Maine. Its use Is all the more remarkable
from the fact mat an abundant supply OF blanks
Cor city returns Was already in his ONCE. This new
once OF the Maine standard, edited by Eben y.
Piilsbury. The following diagram will readily u
lnstrate Its character, ana expose, at ance The
Laid for the cities DISTINGUISHED by the COVER
nor and council.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-01-13
Senate.

The changes made in the senate followed. or
rather accompanied. the changes In the House. and
In great part are covered by the statement already
mado # the representative district.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-01-13


In Washington county, entitled to two senators,
Alden Bradford. republican, was counted out aud
the certificate given 10 james X. Talbot by inval-
eating the vote VI ChcrryIieid as described In the
c. nc of it, preventative vote The Council NAM
tanned that lone of the selectmen was an alien at
the time OF his election the board could never have
bren legally organized. and could not therefore
make legIl return. But In the town OF Cutler in
the same county. IL was shown that one of the Sc
Gctnen was never qualified at all, and that the
boar, mad been or anIZCd by two selectmen only.
But Cutler gave large democratic majority and
tie Council declared lis vote 10 be- legal. Vance
boro was also counted GU Tor the reason given IN
The representative vote.
There eight repu' lican Senator'S counted
out and eight democratic and greenback Senators
counted in So the axe falls on % elected republi-
cans and in the Senate.
AS elected by the people, the House stood 20 re-
puOlicans and 81 democrats; an reversed by Gov.
Care elon and his Council IL stood: IS democrats,
81 republicans and II vacancies. AS elected by the
people, the Senate stood 10 republicans and IL flu
sionists; when the Governor and Council were
through with the returns, the Senate contained 20
Iusionists ana ii republicans.
During the sixty years that Maine has been q
State, her governors have counted out on an aver
age one man every four years on technicaliucs,
In this one year. under Democratic governor,
"atal defects" spring in 3, different districts at
once and all ON the republican side. That this has
been done by cunningiy devised plans, prepared
afildavits secret protests and illegal and er pdrte
testimony Is only cumulative evidence Of the con-
spracy TO defeat and overthrow the Will OF The peo
pie as expressed al the polls. IL was reserved for
This Governor and his Council to be the first Exec
utive OF Maine who have ever been charged with
having abused their great office by reversing The re-
suit of a popular election.
(signed) ORvILLE BAKER,
Of Baker 4 Baker.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20
FINANCIAL FOLLY.

The alver,e report Of the Senate
Finance committee. Of which Mr.. Bayard
is chairman. on the Warner silver bill,
which passed the House at last session
is heavy blow to the iinanceerers Of
that school, WAC imagine their grecnback
bills and silver bills will settle the
financial troubles of the country,
when the financial question is slowly
but surely settling the flte of all these
would-be statesmen, who have simply
waded beyond their depth and who being
unable to swim are fonndering about
making a great srlutter and noise. His
tory will record then folly and weakness
as Il has heretofore rolentlessly recorded
the ignorance and felly Of legislators on
this subject on beth sides of the Atlaatie,
who could not Or wonld not discern the
truth. or separate il from error.
The phantom Of cheap currency has
been pursued in various ways, in differ
emit generations and different countries,
and always with the same result; FIRST.
disappointment then repentance, and
then return to the Old and only way
real money Of The uuiyer,al standard Of
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20
aeap Of rubbish and restored,
standard of value. A crowd Of

mann of rnhhlsh and reslora1
.,anaars Of r.lua crowd ~
n,o.r.mooo,. ,,,aor;.,. vl,o 4, j,
II Inc o,rly n,r, If M. can,nrv control.
I,,l n,,;,.;,,, j. r.,li.,,,.r, wsr. b.,al,.
,bw.r,o5 h. he Sunni cnrr.ncv MAJ, Il
~, .o,,n..s who ,,ot cr.s, pr;,.;,
,sron',h i,oy n,,;l, ana nr..ory..d b..
,siosai s,a,l.,l; "a mo s,,,r,,n. hour
fb.r Al ,o,.;al ,,i,ls
In III. eo,,n,ry il In. be.n ;.s. fin
s,me. nj pi.iflI 70 read die debates
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

One Of tie heritages left US by the
var is an irreverence for those things,
shieh sheresofore were thought most
sacred. Before that unhappy time to
salk about changing. our organic law was
regarded IS almost treasonhDIe.' 1t had
ce,ue down to US sapetiGed by age and
The wisdom and patriotism, Of the fathers,
and their sons thought il good enough
for. them. In an evil hour the Repabli-
saps for partisan aggrandisementr ari
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20
OBITUARY y.

Died ID Washington, y o.. on the 6.li Of
November, 1870, Francis Golden, aged 10
years.
The suhjeci of this notice S born in Charles
county Nd, September 24ss 1899. and At the
lagc Of Is his widowed mnihcr left The home
farm and ineYel 10 Washington. He was
pleased with city life, ard wss ambitious 10 lse-
come a business man. Before he was II wears
Aofage lie owned q grocery store near Inc cor
ner of 10th arA r. s.r,r. Southwest. and
from that day on he pFospered The compe-
ltency he made was from close attention to
business; not by depressing the poor or rob-
bing the rich. lie WIS Of ambitious te.apcra-
ment, but Of keen sense OF honor Ii his
honor were impesched he was quick TO resent
Il. During the short period The District Of
Columbia was granted Legislature, he was
Appealed to 10 become candidate Of the Demo
cracy as maaber from lis district, brt posi-
lively declined During the late war. he was
strongly Southern IN his feelings, aud lat for
his aged mother who was an invalid be would
have doubles gone south. In SCI ne went
to the old homestead IN Charles county leay-
ing his brother 10 transact fheir business in
Washington His purpose WAS to restore the
dwelling and farm TO their former condition
that his mother might spend her last 'tlays ia
the OLD home But deifh came aud took her
away when he returned to Washington. In
1875 he was married to Miss Cornelia G.
Burroughs Of Charles county, an accomplished
Young lady and up TO his death their lives
flowed smoothly and gently down the river Of
lime with mott cloud or storm 10 mar their
happiness until death came suddenly and I'm
expectedlg, and in moments time all that
was mortal Ufhim lay in the embrace Of death.
Scarce four short years OF married life Of W.
allowed pleasure and he is called away leaving
behind a widow and orphan child, to stem
alone the cold current Of life, with no tender
and loving aria 10 protect and no husband
and father voice to support aud comfort them.
lie died but not without hope When the
jewels are made up in the other world and
balances are cast, there will be many who
will say he fed me when WIS hungry, be
clothed me when | WAS naked Itisnot the
outward form that God judges itis the inner
heart. Our friend recognized and adored tbs
Redeemer, but baied hyroericy and was load
to proclaim IL Qnr works carry as not 10
Heaven though we be judged by them simple
faith Is the strong hold on eternal life With
hundreds OF sympsthizing friends the
writer OF this joins his tears With them in
mourning The loss ofa friend not in name hut
ia deed His memory will remain green in
our hearts while ltesAaH last, aud lat us hope
that The future existence will introduce as 10
hini ia the enjayAent 81 that celestial tiiss and
Glory which now we see As through /. glass
dAriiyN and miy tie hii-wis5 Father etender
the Wind TO the shoru lsalbs ia liberalization.
pom into their hcirls the hcalins balm
Of heavenly consolation, dry ti.if tears and
spreld through their heafis ihat ptage ard Joy
which lic only can give and which ai0ue can
paske as couieiiied and n1ppy. fIBus
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

General Hoods forthcoming book will
be likely to create some little stir among
the friends aud adndrers Of General
Joseph T. Johnston to whom he devote.
one Of bis closing chapters. After q
review OF General Johnston's miIi,ar,
policy. General Hood say,
Since General Johnston failed t.
practice the art Of war in aceorlaue,
with the principles either Of Fabnl.
AIaximas or Of seipio Africans. and
since he fought not single genera
battle during the euiire war ofSccession,
what just claim has he to generalsh ipi
a msH may be learned in anatomy. aud
perfect in the theory of surgery he may
be able to thoroughly describe the man
ner in which Tie most difficult operation
should be performed, but may never
have possessed sufficient nerve to under-
take even one operation in which serious
risk was involved, aud thus give life to
his theories by practical work.
WHO would employ a surgeon WIN
had never used the knife? Further
more, who csuld, uader the cireum-
stances, declare him with reason an
eminent man in hisprofessiont Ruskin
can probably, better describe painting
than any artist of ancient or modern
times His gorgeous descriptions at
trarted the world to the wonderful ge-
Mus of Turner; but who would venture
to assert that he himself was great
paipterss when be has perhaps never
used abrusifr2f .IEAss Is as il shi0nld
b-:no man is justly entitled TO be consid-
cred a great General, unless he has won
his spurs Had General Johnston pos
sessed tho requisite spirit and boldness
to seize the various chances for victory.
which were offered him, he never would
have allowed General Sherman to push
him back one hundred miles in sixty
six days, from one mountains strong
hold to another. down into the very
heart Of the Confcderacy.n
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

Constitutions are not lightly made.
They arc usually the result Of The
thoughts study and experience II Tic
ablest men Of an communities. Tn
very obiec, Of having them rs that our
governments shall be based On sone
liked aa I pcrnauent principles. and tina,
its practical workings shall be in rscord
anec with these well diresed and wei
defined sentiments. lis better hath,
government should l.. on firms basis
thouoh it, symmetry be not perfcc; than
that IL foundations be shifting aud IN
STEADY. better to he buil, mon the roes
# sxnor;,noo tban unop the du;eksapd,
Of popul0r iopulse. The very object Of
.sr;nc . .bar, of cnr ,;hcrt;os IN DO
80. 50 .,ns.;,,,,;., !, D, oro,,,t .,
\ 80 i...a a. .,...,,, ;.-. 90 ,bo..
,,,..,.l III, 49, al ., ,,e o,l,o,
rro,se, he nsorlc from ,beir own
,;..tl,uos. ,-hen .,;,o,,l,.od Nv donna
.o.,,,,. ~ . lo~o ~ eb,rro 1hc con
,,;,a.;on 5,l,r.,s. ca-,.;n no,cers 10 .,cb
h..n.h of ~ ~o,.orr,,e,,, and on,bor;zc.
.a,;,r u;,s,r ,he s,hers n those limited
bon,5. and .oys e,pnbs,icolly thus far
sb,l, tbon m and no further.
This conserv,t;.m is sbsolutelv pece.
..r, 10 Tho wcll heinz If our system
.b;cb K ope If checks and balances II
.l,oso e, oci,,r,ls ara 10 he dime awav
,;a, ,vl,1nsvor ,hov arc s,nnd insonven.
;,nf 70 the accomplishment Of certain
ends. il would he better thew had never
existed and onr government should be
changed from a constitutional form pro.
teetinr the rights Of minorities from the
aeqressions of maioriiies. to that of a
nure de,aocracv where the rule Of the
minority would be absolute and the
,n;nor;iv have no rights which the for.
mer wore bound to respect. Then the
form and policy Of government could be
changed to suit each popular whin and
eaprice even as the weather-cock shifts
from noint to poipt Of the COMPASS with
each varying breeze.
The present session Of the Legislature
affords abundant suggestions for thoughts
Ike the aforeqoiur Propositions to
amend the constitution have been
most numerous and reckless. As soon as
a scheme has suggested itself, the fact that
the constitution is in the way Of its en-
aciment seems to be a small matter, aad
tho cry is at once .'ancnd TIE coustitu-
ton" It Dies not seem to occur to
these innoya.ors and statesmen Of yester-
DAYS growth that there NAV be two sides
to the question. They speak and act as
though the constitution we're something
which had been framed without consid-
Grafton aud thought by people, who were
little better than niueo,npoops and that
it must b, forthwith made to suit modern
ideas. because all that has the conserva-
tism Of the past about It is obsolete or in
modern phras. ,loev .played OUT
Wehave among Tie many propositions.
one to amend the constitution So Is to
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

fr. Edifoy --As fhe season Of |lvifv ha
drawn 70 n Close and have moi I|'rsanctiln
;fasi naticrdA COMMUNICATION frunf nv IA ~
gard " social gatherings or pnriItt you VII
allow me The permission OF irtapass|f OH tfit
Valuable space to give your reudeffM rry hria
account u oar giHfn By Mr. and Altg2 icngy ii
fnnirr. at tiielr line residence. BryNftoipn 81
the evening % FebrGaFv 9Th. both dtAheiA i4i
with each other IN showing their tliNupss an,
Hospitality Oh that occasion.
chartp4, Prince tleofEeis and 81 MARY
eouaties Ncrs we'll reprfsen tedand IL had III
pleasure Of shahlag the handF OF. Siy-ttrs
different Hasockltes, aplenE whom Hageuistii
uncovered our heiitis 10 lifteca nf tli4tlirfst q
tlarics couaty iAir, tyeFy one seeiled 10 "a
ter into hr spirit Of Tic oCc ssioi, Wliisl IA
sweet strains Of PROT. Coats band eltX gad is
t.ia uecpsion eniiseaed the dancl " tiit. ans
duy had already shown ITSELF bei r conii
tear ourselves fNag from tie tat ihfal as
scfnbiufe. Va seldom sftr al sneh
party, hence oar visits to them angel
vista HioW apd ar between q credii /
dnc hllth the Kind host and hosl thei
earnest efforts 70 make the oecn W. o
pleasure and enjoyment 10 an.
Respectfully.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20
HON. GEORGE COTTON.

The Bdhimoreea came to US week be-
fore last embellished with most admir-
able and striking portrait Of of tlis gen
tlcman, who is the President Of the
Maryland Press Association, and has so
recently been elected for six years one
ofthe Police Commissioners Of Baltimore,
The Baltimorean accompanies the por-
trait with brief but pointed sketch of
its subject, that part Of which is descrip-
tive of the appearance Of Mr.. Cotton We
transfer to our columns. Ofhis charac-
ter, abilities and life we have heretofore
spoken. If any of our readers should
doubt the truth fuIness Of the pen-picture
of the Biltimoreqgs We invite them to
our Office 10 takesh look 30, the life-like
hessrazing.
sin pe.sou Mr. Cotton isR INN Of most &c
lnial disposition aud genial impulses. His iacc
leyincrs fxcdness Of purpose and unfolding
Rfttit III t73Nitb ifntE
La playful smile which tetakens rich vein Of
humor and generous heart. As a speaker
he is hneut and forcibe, when occasion de-
mands, but always pleasant and not unlre-
quently there is free indulgence Of playful
witiicisn.
Mr.. Cotton, in the last number Of tie
Annapolis republican, Of wh.ea he
/ il thehonored editor thus fac;ionsl yspsaks
Of the compliment paid HIN BY the
Baitimorea,.
eve arc indignant Wcltve reason Nc
have been The victim Of huge conspiracy i2
plague and impoveriss us. And thisis how 4
was done The other dAe, Oh opening the
I Bitimoredp. on our way 10 the city We ssw
a norirlii ct George Cotton. and Il sketch II
his liie Well, it was good impres~ior- That
was injury enough for one day; but when
we arrived 10 the city, and were slowly max
ing our way up Gay street, we suddenly found
an array Of juyeRles Of all descriptions at our
heels, and a chorus of voices singing out, as Il
multitude Of arms with papers ia their hands
we're extended toward us, mister don't You
want 10 buy paper with yorr pictur' in it2i'
OF course, we did. Who doesnt2 We'll We
bought, and We bought, until our arms became
so full, that we bad 10 hire an express wagon
to carry our bundle, and VIC hid empiied our
pockct-book, aud still the boys were holding
out their pcrs, and crying
Mister, Mister,
Here's yonr piciur e.
We intend 10 visit orr wrath on ihe propri-
etors Of the Bsiiimoreaa, now, and we inform
thcm--ihais no way 10 he made policeman
And five ever get to be President, in spite OF
being born on the other side Of that great pool,
we will make them both Public Printers, and
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20
atlNltatlN


Z
Z M. Editor The 6'0un3y-Futhcrs l@'e Com
missloncfa Court last inii saw III N| y ~ fur'
pose Of changing the bed Of Allen IA rsl fan,
good OF Of t 's e5lamS v tolored
hsiu Supervisor, and bis colurcu D. W, isaneii
orders te Nhilstnpaer tolumuUs, io - Glitch
Of such dincnsioh os WoHld cause f ran 70
tke Strlii- hi Co1rsr lia raros no. Iof f. 20
9hr IS lcuiniso river, and thn. sarnl ~ ecun-
/ u e. cx prAlf VI Tepairlus thr f0AdNi by ths
fontte oil tir run Is ti. turistu sinrr kniulu9 DIS
irlr 10 ais Instructions, uiir.irfpH cvlortd
troops taud lacy lit molly. With shovel ts.l
saa gofsra Win y,ll A waller ana aysi 4,
did tac unieis, and in the fourat 81 II HF@Jri5-
toahcr Columbus finished his i1b. NJ AZ To
-esl h71, thoa-ht that Colurlhus iird chtidn-
gprcd tne county bridge al Alleus frrsA VII
lise. aud good cltixUn. brous' SUIT 1gaiAst
ihc said toluinhas. but JusticnN tutun eiter
hearing the ca-t. dteldad ihat iHcre>N..s MOI proof
10 JUSTIFY judgment against The ennniy. IN
tfc meantime t.ierr came slight isesEeti and
Nr. kOliert Oliver. the eiiici,4t and eorfect
miller AZ Pu-sy mil. felt himself nRErstNcd pS
The water iciug huckd on his mill Nnfttis us-
cd By The eNlbtukiuent thrown NpiN oiaHbns,
and sues thr county, through lhelr ominis-
soncrs. which salt l. nov pcndiag before JUS
tcc Smoot.
The now Boar,l OF Commissioning bearing Of
the many complaints amt grievance F. aud be-.
lug threatened W4ih snit fnr uau-9l snirnt Of
acennnts for timber furnished for line qfeat
1r,ah water, and for sundrp u;hEf feasens
thea moving, visited Tho great l"sklne wpr's
aud cana 70 the conclusion, Afdr Us hrTsnF
cost the county some four or nveyhuudreti dcl-
lars with ~ yorri suits peudiug tht they would
J remove the great ohstrnctiun apd employed
Richard II herbert. Esq, TO perform tliat ner-
Lculian Job, aud '.llnneh' with q c MS " fotcr-
ed troops, lsthey lit nohly'' with Asn1 lever
viii soon make the ''obstruction we oi thc
things that we're, and the comfy " |'hif nave
to pay for same about sen. suits NJ peiini 1sf
rxcepfrt. Bnt the cdiorrd troops monty
SO much for coed Eounty-iathers.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

for the purpose Of bearing Appeals and max
ing Transfers of Property.
On Tuesday, the 9th, taxpayers from the
First Collection District alone will be heard.
On Wednesday. the 10Th, taxpayers from
the Second Collection District will be heard
On Thursday. the llth taxpayers from the
Third Collection District will be heard
On Friday, the 18th. taxpayers from the
Fourth Collection Dishirt viii bc heard.
Persons making applications ior transfers Of
property will be requiiei to comply with lhc
following sections Of article 81 Of the code Of
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

That naupht can lyake tlice but the Anal mira
Gle.
49,. Il, 49,. ..a.,...,.,.. 49,. $3.50.
y as ~ n x, maj az pay stcs
rhroa,, n ,s s.ll.l' ic.ise ,s -
A hofssinan every inch; | sec him yet,
nj.
ms nesP-Alootntl p'AeAea DehlAu MN frsiiihg,
VHs ~ pne'
Mute are the mountains nov! no mora that
OF tho full CHASE by all the hre,zes borne is
Down thn doalrs. while ccho's swift reply
Speeds the loud cAornsl Ncrcrnore the horn
Ofoar losi eAisf viii si.ikc
Ihose nernesf-risen erags, or pierce the start
led pras'e
I I, saanits were his rsiagr when the touch
Ola tong ifc thus brasea and suffered much,
Drove MIN from peaten walks q breathe the ali
Thai nannts gray t'arrick's crest,
ed rest
INT vet, in all these thirty Years. how fsw
Tile DAYS W.. sa N moi. tif 'ffnftiar ioria
Amid the valleys llassifig. I'M II fresV
art OF Tho land scstile ihr5ai,itte an, or stor,
Min egnnl frs,,f IL. ~ -
punctaal as planets moving In the maths Of
God. y 10y fH'sP =
49,, Z Vlio, Mten me frozen tepspest beat
i,,, " v lile piras ;nat played
Ahat grove ,i, 1ne taIniing rsapers % the shade,
smiliuS ne passed along,
i-ie's me sooi gray mead anaon vs. lips q song.
~.
Ana meekly VIII whereyrl MIN 'i III '1''p'
m i,.,l,l n sorreit,r sfiri4er nm, II ,. r.
tir rfeh Il. ,,,,nF n, 4 .e,,,,, Az
II mattered MOI; let any sorrn,y cali l,e came
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20
E0R SALE.
..eeslar & Locust Post for Sale.

complain, have been dealing IN this sort Of
material for many years and claim great "a.
iniliarity with ii. This has heen Of much scr
vice in the selection Of Posts tosuft the mark
ct Of this county. II parties 80 desire vii
deliver The Post at a reasonable price. maY
he seen At home, on the road between Pork
ToiAscco and Alien's Fresh, half mile fson
coxs Station; Or addressed -bymai VI the lar
ter place. PETER VI. R0BEY.
dec 24-3m
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

All this Is snddeni Why this very infrn
lie rode amongst US: sick men woke tohear
The Sep Of nis black PAGER: the new-bsrn
Smiled at him from their cradles nlatys tear
-On faces wan and dim. MS
He dried to-day; tonight those cheeksars wet
for him.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

For there he lies, together gently laid
The hands we were SO proud Of, his white hair
Making the silver halo thai It uiade
In life nround his brow; as II In prayer
The gentle face composed,
With nameless peace o'ershadowing theeyaids
closed.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

Dying along the trembling mountain flies
Tho fearful whisper fast from cot TO opt;
Strong fathers stand aghast and mothers eyes
Melt as their white lips stanimor, MI, OH not
Him of all Others Nay,
Not him who from our hearth so OF drove death
away y
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1880-02-20

Was IL hut Yesterday, thai At my gate
Beneath the over-arrhias oaks Ne met;
Ihroned in his saddle, ststnc-liisc he safe,
A hurseman every inch; see him yet,
His morning mission done,
Ills deep-mouthsd packed behind him trailing
One by one.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-01-07

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hour by devoting your even.
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