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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-09
Baltimore Fem ale College,

chartered in 1S49 with the power of comforting
degre 5, and literally endowed by the State in
1850. 1t has new buildings, ample grounds, good
me IS of a first-class institution. Boad and
tuition S26O. Misses under twelve years, $500
Catalogues at this office,
n. c. BROOKS,L, I. D. President
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came to court, expecting to receive,
and did receive its benefits.

came to court, expecting to receive,
and did receive its benefits. rs
Probably many more would have
awaited themselves of the amnesty
had its terms been made public ear
lier. ttH& &aA2 A4g-t sI
For my views upon amnesty ques-
ton, see letter to com'r Raum, of
February, 3rd, and July 14th. See
also commissioners replies. Can not
say how many would be beneftte1
by granting Brownlow's request.
Would depend upon how many coun
ties amnesty extended to. Ifamnesty
is to be extended, let conditions be
prescisely known what county or
counties it apples to and LET my in
structionr come through department
of justice.
~ KEN. WHEELER,
u. S. Attorney.
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WASHING ToN,D. G. {
August 25tb, 1880. )

HON. OREEN D. NAUM,-
Commissioner oil Internal Revenue.
:-oeveral hundred violaters Of
the internal revenue laws in Eastern
Tennessee were amnestied by the
government On your aud Maj. Petit
bones recommendations at theeJ aUu-
ary term 1850, of the United States
circuit court at Knoxville Tennessee.
on condition that they would attend
the court and submit with suspension
.Of sentence as guarantee OF future
obedience to law.
In pursuing this cOdise, you said in
letter to U. Z. district attorney,
under date of February 9th, 1885,
'Tlhe object 1 have had in view was
to arouse in the breast Of well mean
ing cltizens a sentiment favo able to
the enforcement Of the laws, by gu b
an act of leniency to offenders rs
! would show that there was no die;.o-
sition for harsh and v'ndjrtive en-
forcement of the laws. 7
Your object has been accom- 'lished,
and this sentiment has had sach very
marked effect IN the suppression Of
violation law as to doubtless have
surpassed your most saDgIinc Lpec-
tations, as i am sure 1t has OF many
who approved its adopt. n. There
are number Of persons of the class
amnestied, who were not benefciaries
OF this leniency, and who have not
since been accused Of violations Of the
law. One reason Of their not receiv>
, ing the amnesty, is because it was
extended as late as the second day
OF the session of the court; and only
those prese at could avail of its bene-
fits. The others were too remote
from court, rail roads and mail iacili
ties to do so. esnEEas
In common with numerous citizens
who bave petitioned or written you
on the sui je2t, ask that the amnesty
be extended to this class which. IL
the less informed. and the less crim,-
nal, which has been alreedy extended
to their coniederates, with such goo
ELECTS to morality, socitv, and the
collection of the revenue. Tue dist
rlct Attorney has been. dlrectel f
amues'V these menon the paymenL. %
the costs, with very few except us
t0ls is impossible, end the resnl
would be bbe lmprIson .nent of a large
class of the least guilty, and the IN
doing OF much III the good effects o
the clemency already extended, an
the favorable condition of public
opinion In support of the law pro
duced by that clemency. Wben th
salntary effects of tne amnesty yol
E have already extended is apraren
and acknowledge OF all to now i'm
prison the least guilty OF the Who'll,
class, on their inability to compl
i with an impossible condition wculI
be regarded by the people as a ''dis
: position for q harsh and vinlicativ
enforcement of the laws" I knov
> that such is not your disposition o
that of Others in authority but sue
would be its effect On the publ;
mind. @E@asE *sEw 40 &
Whatever is dono in this matte
must be done at onee,. as the fede~s
court meets at Knoxville, Tenn, Sept
Is, at which time these cases will hav
to be disposed of.
Hoping for favorable and imm
date response. #tt
1remain yours very truly &c.
.s--Fs a.. w. P. BRowNLow
-s&-a TTTCGTAM7 SIS aH&
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Gentle
w omen

Who WAIT i,loSsy, ll4uriant
and wayy tresse5 OF abundant.
beautifIul Hair must use
LYONS KATHALR0N. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps it from FILLING
out, arrests and cures gray
ness, removes dandruff and
itching, makes the I'll air
strong, giving it a curling
tendency and keeping it in
any desired position. Beau
tiful. healthy Hair is the sure
result Of using KathairOn. 0E
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Ia ne aa-.
SIMMONS 81
LIVER
REGULATOR.


roots and Lerbs.- winch an ALI Wise Pro
violence has placed in countries where Liver
Diseases most prevail. It will cure all diseases
caused by arrangement of the Liver and Bowels,
Reg ulate the Liver and prevent
MALARlAL DISEASES.
Summer is the season of the year system is LA
to &c out of order and severe and dangerous bill
lou attacks frequently follow. The principal
cause of nearly all sickness at this time of the
year has its origin in a disordered Liver. which
If not regulated ia time great suffering, wretch
edness ana death will ensue. A little Drecaution
taken in time in the shape of reliable and eff
cacious Liver Regulator will prevent illness and
fatal consequences. No medicine IN modern
times has gained wider reputation than
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
and By being kept re idy f Immediate resort
will save many an hour Of suffering and many a
dollar in time and doctors hills.
An effsctual spec flo for Constipation,
Pain in the Shoulders Hes lche. biz
illness, Sour st N 4ch. Bad Taste in
the Mouth. Bilious Attacks. Palpita-
ton OF the Kidneys. Dependency.
- 1loom. and Forebeding of Evil d.
All of which are the ofspring of aidiseased Liver
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Ore o. the adysus ages that TARRASr's SELF
FER APER, gNT be g GryWni,e 20 Eder-has
CT na y ns ural M neral wa,ers, is the act that
it re 70: heco res va d or sta q Ii is tire efore,
th 9 most admiraha p ,":ati0l ret OF Cor
traye 8 on land ard ypa b f7r al " 10 reed a
bs ht, ssh, park y ale ati,e and correct We
a. d / is alW = rely.
sIoEY AL DRUGGISTS.
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live StOck MaEses. ....
#H CORRECTED DAILY.] -i mg
Reported for the 0HgONIoLs By Jones. Les
-EE Caldwell, Butchers.
Knoxville, Sept. 8.
REVIEW.
Cattle in fair supply and sell readily at
quotations. Sheep in request. Calves dull.
.8Eb 3 BEEF CATTLE. "a nrglE0z5
s,a No. DC; good fat, 2; medium, halle;
common, dull.
= : 'iIIu4 SHEEP. aa q 5ds n
Best, %; good, &c; stock sheep, SLIGO
per head; lambs, 2la23c. cdr .7-H4
Ea ga s31 yEALs. tf' at Fr
- s1.50to $500, according'to quality
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1T has NO EQUAL.


Thousands leads miserable lives, suffering
fr m pepsia, -disOrde ed stomach and liver
proorring biIiousiness heartburn, costlveness
weak ness, irregular appetite, low spirits raising
food sfera eating, and of en- ending in fatal
attacks of fever. They KIN they are SICK, yet
get little sympathy. The untaill1g remedy to
. event these "a ctions and restore health ig
Simmons BIver Regulator. 81.
aE5 CAUTION.
As there are number Of limitations offered. we
would caution toe public not to allow some
other compound to be palmed off under a simii-
astounding ma me, with tho assurance that 1t -
as good. Bear in mimi that the only object sucn
dealers can have, is the tact that they can make
a few pennies extra profit by selling the spvrls
Gus. None genuine unless in our engraved
wrapper, with HE'D 2" trade mark stamp and
sig aature uubroken. t# s GEL
r. J. 3. ZEILIN & CO.,
/, Price. 81. 90 Fl. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
ESOLD BY ALL DRUGG SITS. Il
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Rates Of Advertising. a
IL lines solid y onpareii constitute one inch.
One inch each insertion 90
w Special rates on application for advertise
ments by the year or month.
Local Notices Is cents per line each insertion.
City Notices 10 cents per line first insertion.
All advertisements due after first insertion.
Yearls advertisements payable quarterly. An
other advertisements payable on demand after first
insertion.
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Kentucky Military Institute.

The school for boys and young men. Six miles
south of Frankfort, The 31St annual session be-
gins 9Th of September next Address as nbove
for catalogue. july2Sdw- M
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CONSUMPTION GAN Be CURED!
w. "; HALL S
mmn
FOB TIE M 81 = - M AZ
LUNGS. Ed E.SS So EEE

Cures Consumption, Colds, PnerMc-
MIA. influenza, bronchial Difficulties,
Bronchitis. Hoarseness, Asthma,
Group, Whooping Cough, and all Dis
cases Of the Breathing Organs. It
the Lungs, inilamcd and poisoned by
the disease, and prevents the nIg.ly.
sWeats and tightness across the chest
which accompany it. CONSt MP.
TION is not an incurable malady. LIZ
is Only necessary to have the II ,At
remedy, and HALLS BALSAM is tHst
remedy. Don't DESPAIR OF PL.
LIEF, for this benign specific will
cure you, even though professional
aid fails.
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GBt 9ailg Ggronitlt.
THE DAILY CHRONICLE,
Rates Of Advart{sinO

Per month, By carrier or BY mail 75
Per year by mall - .............,.,,, ~ no
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TE--EGFAM.1 81 sa4@
W. sHrNaToN, D. Gu
August rs, 1880. 3 p
zen. WHEELER, zs.1
United States Attorney #E
Chattanooga Tennessee.
W. P. Erown'ow states that toe
amnesty granted to violators of inter-
nal revenue laws at3 January 1880
term, circuit court, Knoxville, was
not taken advantage OF, by number
of persons, because it was offered as
late as the second day of session and
could benefit only those present.
He asks that the amnesty be eztepe-
ed to this class, who would have
received it at that time, had they
oeen present to claim it.
report your views by telegram as
to proprlety of granting Brownlow's
Request heIastsd stating now many will be
oenenteo thereby. Signed
III, g. RODGERS.
Acting commissioner.
TELEGRAM
o O8 " Knoxville TEMP / v 10
a Aug. 27,a1S80, ) -r.
Fl. G. RODGERS,
Acting com'r. int. rev.91o 1l9a 2a
| Washington, D. Ca mn O. :
Brownlow was right as to lYheI
amnesty was granted last January
but deputy us. marshals reported
in Hancock county that an amnesty
would be granted, and great numbers
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A DVERTISERSI send for our Select List OF
n Local Newspapers. Geo. p. Roweu q Co.,
10 Spruce ST., NY,
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WEEKLY CHRONICLE.
Clubs Of Twenty, or over, per COPY. 90
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ESoLD BY ALL DRUeel SIS IA
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wholesale Grocery Market.

.sF CORRECTED DAILY.l
SAINT
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SNUFF.
Cigars.

All bids. SM Sl2 00a51 OF
En0s anu Lead,
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dNEna day made. Energetic local agents
0SUwanted in every city and town. Boys need
not apply Address Vivian H. Marshall, New
Orleans, La.
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ADTEs AND sTORE-KEEPERs--

ADIES AND STORE-kEEPEHs-
LYou can get Choic. Goods cheap, % wriing
YOU to order bV mail the best way and see many
kinds Of Merchandise we keep for. sale at sur
prisinRly low prices, We send sample q
pamburgs, Laces, Ribto ns, EriDges, &c, IL
if requested. We sell Wholesale and Retail for
Gas down new combination system enables
US to quote very close prices. w have u, g
bought for twice tee m Onoy elsewhere, al wanted
in every family. Money retur cd i not satisfact-
orr. HOUG MON q DUT1oN, SIS fremont st.,
Boston Mass
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a discovery by Accident,
which supplies want men of eminent ability
have devoted yearSn S udy and experiment to
find specific for diseases of the Kidneys, BIad-
d T, binary Organs and Nervous System
from the time of its discovery has rapidly in
creased in favor gaining the approval and conf
4SehEe OF medical men and those who have used
Nh ~ mas become favOrite with all classes and
traatma 1r h'r9duced has superseded all other
and Snnariort IN short such is its intrinsic merit
reliable remedy. - NJ" Tic only 'ecoahlzeo
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

App0i int menls OF the Electors.
We have agreed on the foil wing APP
pointments
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Wehave the most unequivOcal testimony to its
acter, teIligenee and esp6nsihility. Onr hnok
How Life was Saved" giving the history Of
this new discovery, and allrge record of most ST
remarkable cures; sent f ee. Write for it.
or Will be sent by mail free of postage) on receipt
OF their price Regular. $40 Special, for Obsti-
nate cases Of long standing. So 100 Children's
Wy, Address. DAY IA - s.Y ran co.,
GEllTi0kI Owing to the many worthless
~ " tIOlN. Kidney Pads new seeking a
seie on our reputation, wedeem it due the afict-
81 70 warn them. Ask for DAYS KIDNEY
F0F sale by HUNTER & CO., Knoxville, Tenn.
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Diseases of the I1idnrvs

are the most preyalement, Dangerous oOd fo+ol
affections that attiict mankind, and SO V VaTjed
ana lnslalous ID ten ehar~cser that persons
often suffer I0r q o g time be g knOW,n@ W baf
alls them. The most CHARGE, lie sympt0enS ars
gradual Wasting away of lhe wslo'e body ~ IN i1
feeling 10 Of a1pe lie ami Dr., o; eiet ted
Scan,J and painful discharge of p - cGlorOd
urine ;minute shredS or cassS in 'e le; and.
when the disease IS of long du"d oa, there is
ton.
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We say positively, and without fear of cOltra-
di5tlon, that Days Kidney Pad is the frst and
only 'nfallible care lOr every form of Kidney
disease It's the best remedy yet disCov red for
t tni COMPLIANT, and more efectu. in its oper
fully and perSiStently no case will he f1und so
mye crate as not to yield to its powerful remedial
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0 Lau : ary, 60 lbs..... SO IS
. Family, o5ib boxes 3 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-01-17
POETICAL.
LINES
70 Ni.s lana -, Of Ba''iaore.

T. Niss lama -, Of Baliiaore.
Come. Anna. would talk With you,
About this l.ls of oars.
lts angry storms and bitter winds,
Its sunshine and its Towers
There are times Wbeu SORROW throws
Her pail upon Us here
And We stand psl-ied in our criet
Upon litc's silent bier
But are we dead? Oh! no, my friend,
The ver5 flush Of lie
Must nerve u on % Vork and Do
Oar dxy IL the strife.
we must not saglnk within ourselves
Because the clouds are DARK
Aud fear 20 lauach upon lies sea
Lestwc should wreck Hes bark.
No. 90, dear friend, those very clouds
Should nerve Us tor the iight
Aud we must sees for glad sUalisht
Tho clouds b. dark as night.
We must not faint because the waves
Lash vith mighty viii,
Forif we work sat CONQUER them
They'll eed tie " Peace be stiii-"
This world is one great battle field
And we ia bold array
Are "ordered cut" to do our work
Al lifs's liille day.
We must NOT even dare rc.rca,
Be.o9e Life's settling stu
For then, aad oHly then. ny iilenc,
life's battles are al d0ae.
Letsiorms ari.e and toss yoar bars
VITA fary o'gr ,he wave.
You need not fear wreck, my frlcui,
Vita Gods own hand to save.
lie will not crush y0n with cross,
Nor does ~ ever irown
Upon hls children who will wear
Tie cross as w-ii n crown.
Then, Anna, when the angry WAGES
4 re tossing your young life
TIL you grow weary Of your fate
Add is constant strii,--
Remember who gave the cup
IL came from Him above
II holds the bltter waters nrw,
They soon vii. turn 70 love.
sorrow from thr heart, rs !tictd,
Look at your l.ie % day,
As the creates; gin from God
You must not throw away.
There isa lcssou IN lie ways
Ioa cannotl learn jast now,
Butp Jou belf tho Cross ne girc'
The Crown VIII dccs your brow.
DAISY.
U,.,s.,,te. u. "a. June, 1879.
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IMPORTAHT LETTER
From Z Distinguished Physician.

20 siarc disease has cnfaicd moro suffering or has
~ tened the breaking up OF tie constitution than
Catarih The sense Of smell ol taste. Of sight, Cl hcar
l4e' tls uii voice ie ll.il- one oF more an4 song
distributes throughout The system attacks every vital
lJrcc. sad Drcek, thc robust CT constitutions
Ignored because bat liic understood ~ most phys-
clans irpotnly assrlltd L. Cuacks and chaFlati ans
OF % his eide Of thc grave ls tine. them that ;ho
pop r Treatment this ierr.5 disease by remedies
within the reach ci 81 passed Ito hluds at
pctcut and trietTory. 1le " AID hitherto untrlcl
mehod adopted by Dr. Saaforl In The preparation Of
us iAIiC u OCEI has won lry hearty approval be-
lcyc 10 likely 20 succeed VIXEN al tic usual remedies
la, because t strikes at IN root of the disease, viz.
The 0crei blood while 80 heals thc liberated mem
l.ane by direct application hc nasal passages. Its
action Is based on certain y0d rlcs. and unless the
vital forces too far exhausted must IN the great
i-alorliy q coses. eject cure.
gro. BEARD. NJ. D.
NeDscOrT ELocs, 50. I.A,.iHGAAl. Oct. !, lsli.
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The State Committee Of Greenbackers
net 10 Parkersburg on the C;h, ard Joo. 8.
Thomson, E-q, Of this County, presided a
comprehensive plaa for extending tic move
uant into every school district Of tie State
vas a1op,cd Charleston, kanawha county,
wa. selected as the pace FOR the meet
ing ola State C,uycniion, bu, tie time is 10
BE- announced herclfer ApPropos to tho
foregoing, We append paragraph from tic
HUiusjHy SiqiemaH:
W. hope no good democrat vii allow bimself
81 be inreigled into suy ereenoack mogemeEt.--
n. finances Of the country ere setting themseiFcs
1,..u an iminovabc balls the country V beginning
- prosper, wages are beginning y look az, Tue
NH aat the hammer are 70 be heard on al s.des,
.rtigaps and mechanics will soon have plenty d
Ia. and 70 again start ths greenback delusign, 4
6,p ., disturb tue country and unsetile ~ bust
res. III always ssfe oad wise r. letWel enough
alone.
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SAaF0RD'S RADICAL cure

MAY safely claim 70 be orc oftho fowpopular reno
~ tiCsr-ceiil tle approval ofmcdlcal gentlemen.
who. II private Eot only freely recommend 10 but use
j in itclr aaills il preference any Cf the prepare
tons usually prescribed hy physicians.
" on are aware" said aLlllcLl-i u city physician
that ny obligations 20 tao Mas Medical Society arc
Radical tlrc; hrr snce received 50 much relief from
tie use CT trfscf after thorough trial Of The usual
rcmcCie, have privately advised It's use and presume
haze sent o. your store no i,ss than hundred Of
N.Y. rgttll.ts f.r it.nf
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UNIVERSAL. 9ATlSFAcT!0M.

(tENTLEMEN We have sold SANTouD's RADICAL
~ trEE for arly one yc4-, and can say cand!dly
TAFT never sold sim Tar preparation that gave such
plsl1ty,t.
Ne arc not in the habit o. recommending patent
lcCiclucs but your 7araflon meets the wants OF
thousands and we hlS those afflicted should be cor
WINGED offs great merit 50 thattelr -ulefug VIII be
relieved. We have been in the drug usncss for the
past twelve years constantly, and so everything for
Catarh but yours leads all Tie rest II yol sec proper
sou tais letter any part o 10 that You wish.
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wholesale AMI Retail Dealers in Drugs Books and
Stationery Washington, Ind, 1l9. -, 1876.
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T1cn package contains Dr. Sauiords Improved Inla.-
i0 lr sals i,v sll 1ySoIcgale add rttail drtr.sts
and dealers tho United States aud Cluadas.
WEEKS G POTTER General Agents and wholesale
Druggists, Boston. Mass.
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A correspondent wants to hnow what 70 do
v.l.en a dos shows isrs Of hydrophobia. We
should climb a tree.
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Yours truly,
SAu'L DAWSON
Timber Ridge GrcenbAo ser.

Timber Ridge GreenbAo ser.
Iaslel myself, is it possible that this spcci-
men Of literary excellence cane from the per-
SUI who was 81 largely supp)ueI 10 'his Sen
atorial District Ofatelt in the most implrsaLt
branch Of our State Legislature? Is It posi-
Bio that this is the man who received the vote
,f Berkeley c1uuty 10 opposition u ono of her
native SONS. whose ca .ra;tcr Gor Intelligence.
integrity and ability stands unimpelched It
is true. Mcssrs l. iitors, that this is the man.
au Is II not striking ILLUSTRATION Of the dc.
lQsloa. which often scz.s the popular mind.
aud causes them 10 elevate 90 important pub
he trusts meu who arc wholly unworthy Of
them?
It suited the purposes Of this Timber
Ridge Greenhcker" 10 pass himself o1 ia the
county Of J,!isrsJu as "a pune anI undeiiicd
Demucra,-a title t. which be- bal 40 prcten-
sious wbItcvcr-nud there were many about
larpcr's Ferry, Bolivar aud other points who
were deceived by his statements But be
seems in tir- letter 60 have thrown oif ali dir
guses. and 10 have presented himself before
tie public in lis true clafl-tcr, both morally
aud politically. \ DlNocEAT.
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The number of Litffs Liqag ige for
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