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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-21
SECOND AID THIRD TERMS OF TEE PLEASANT HOUEF

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The SeoOnd term Otho Pleasant NJ nntscbOol will open J nuay sd, and close March
llh, 1884, The third tm will open March l4h and cOie May 10th, 1881. If e1pedent,
at thu cne Of the third term school will be continued.
AocNt\oN.
Pleasant Mounts situated in the northern part of Miller county, twelve miles North oil
Tuscnmbt, twenty miles South OfCanfOrna and connected with these pisces by a daily
srRe line
The location is h enlhhl and the place has many advantages in favor of the student.
AVher0vM.
There h' in conRecuon with the school . reference library composing Webtrs
Unabridged Dictionary oe Hundred thousand Facts for The People and Chambers
Encyclopedia Of Universal Knowledge.
The value Oft hose books cannot be estimated.
There is, ALSO. in connection with the school literary society which meets Friday
evenings of each week.
DGNoStMCwts.
The school Is divided into two departments.
In the primary department are taught Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic
Geography and Elements in Grammar. Ia the advances. r. fading, Grammar, EOcuuon,
Rhetoric History Civil Government, Physical Geography, Physiology, Arithmetic,
Geometry and PsnmAushp.
Adany exercise in spelling and caHsthonics is required o all.
For the benefit of thue who expect TO teach We will organize a class In School
Economy, including school tactics, school discipline methods &c.
Those wishing TO study must VIII 70 sughib by Mrs. Ida Euer. Charges reasonable.
HoNvA.
Good board can be obtained at from $76 to $225 per week, rooms well furnished.
Those: spending Saturdays and Sundays at home can have deduction made at the regular
u@.
DNscNNNvAG.
Oar discipline b intended to be mild though frr. Each student is required to study
from six o nine o'clock each evening.
We cAim thstDO student las time % squandH. We wantn % loAfes
We have no particular hobby but propose to lay a foundation and Their. build.
ThoOughneS Is the prominent Characteristic.
PWNctWoNNtW.
Parents and Guardians cannot too sensOy feel the Importance OF having their children
present at the beginning Of the tern. At that time classes are formed and the loss of
few rechatious frequently dscouags pupils. Parents living close should zoe that the
children are present the beginning OF the term snd 1.-THE proper time each day through
out the term. A want Oft uncuarhy on the part OF the pupil soon destroys tber interest
IN their studies. .Mt. bone o. the greatest dscOuraEemenh that steacher is required
meet.
&v0ASs.
A grade will be gNsn At the clse Of esGh term showing the standing in the several
studies for:th time In school: also, the time present, time absent and department
We do this in order that the parent may know exactly what the pupil doing
VWNSoM.
The tuition for the acknowledgements n per term. """.~"." $4N
Tuition payable strictly in advance with n 70 rfunding except in case Of prhAce1 sick
n" Of overs two week"
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
Majority,

The Republican majority III
York will not fall far II anything
%, 900, and all the roor5acSa 'AS.
mum may invent to cover u
Chinese forged letter and oihe' p' :
will not affect this majority Da
and q few OF the Democratic paP'I
hard, but the majority Of them
that the Democrats were hons'" ,.T
;sGted, and bear their deieS' WV, ,
mendsble squanimity and gooa -,
Our leaders need fear no alarm w
situation. Garfield iB elected oy
jority of at least 81 electoral oVO Vo'''
a popular majority of oV' WV. :,
e-al Garfield will take dis ~
the Fourth of next March, aS Wv
President of the United Sta'7s' =
Barnum and his coadjutor0 III
should interpose, General hanoO''
help to aest his late opponent
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
THIRD EDITION.
LocnIetsoa.

The improvements at Arlington Mills
will not be completed for three months.
rhs large smoke stack is now finished.
It stands 1917 feet in air, l5O feet Of
brick and Ii OF iron. A second and
smaller stack Is geing up for the dry
ing room. Two large boilers have been
put in the latter department OF the
mill. New machinery is received and
pat in daily.
DUPONT Post, g. A. R., has rented 9
suite Of rooms in McClary Building
which they propose to furnish with al
the appliances necessary TO the work Of
the Grand Army. When completed
they will bs q very commodious and
attractive home for the Post.
Harry, one ofthe Phoenix Company
horses, and the oldest horse in the Fire
Depa, tment, has recovered from th'
epizootic sufficiently TO 80 into servic'
again to-day.
Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Kirkpatrick
active workers Of the Illinois W. c. 7
u, Will saddress meeting at the Cit,
Mission this evening, at 7.3O O'Clock
All arc invited.
Tho Hastings Guards hold a special
meeting at headquarters at 7.3O TO
night. A report from the finance com
mittee Is expected.
A special meeting Of the New Castle
County Presbytery will be held in tn
Central Presbyterian Church to-nor
row.
Owing to a missed connection yester
day morning, Davis New York Sunday
papers we're delivered last evening.
More than thirty-six Wilmington
teachers attended the teachers insti
tuts at Newark,
Yesterday afternoon the sloop MarI
X. ran into the ice breakers at th'
Third street bridge.
The Reliance horses are again il
service.
The Board Of Education will meet to
night.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
nenlil1s Harvest.

Last week there were twen'
deaths in this city, an increase
over the corresponding week 0
year.
Nativity, sex End color :; Born
United States, 49,; ireland, J
many, 2 ; white, 20; black, !;
IA female, 7.
Causes OF death Acute broncl
consumption, 6 !; cyanOsis, ! ;dFo
l ; couvulsions, l; heart diseS
membraneous Group, l; msrssm
plsurIsy, l; paralysis, ] pleutl'
pneumonia (double), ! scIoiu
whooping cough, J.. .
Deaths by Wards: FIRST, 4; ),
4: Third, 2; Fourth, 3; Fifth, IL
2; Seventh, 4; Eighth, l.
Coroner's cases, 3 ; brought D., y,
int4rment, ! ;sent away, s"!!
l ; premature birth, !.
Ages of the dead Under OIe
5 ; from one to FIVE years, 81.
twenty 10 thirty years, /; from
to forty years, A; from forty %
years, from fifty to sixty y3sf
from sixty to seventy years. Z J
seventy to eighty years, !; from {
TO ninety years. /.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
DEATHS.

GRIFFITH --On the 7th inst, William 10
sepb. FOR OF william H. and Sarah G
Grlfith. In the 9th year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are invited ts attend
his iunersl from he residence OF his parents
No. $40 Lombard street, on Tuesday after
moor, 1T O'c Ocz. 1nterment at Asbury M
Il. CHURCH Cemetery.
GIBBS. On the 7th inst, Lydia A., dauah
ter Of Daniel g. and Josephine Gibbs, aged
2vcars and IL months.
The relative aEd friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence Of her parents, No 2O4
Orange s.relt. on Tuesday afternoon at two
O'clock. Intern Mt at Wilmington and Bran
dywlne cemetery.
STEEL" --On Saturday morning, November
9Th, William f., son Of Harry and Alice
Steele, aged weeks.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral 10 leave the
house at haIfpast 2 on Monday afternoon,
November Sth No 7I5 East Sixth street.
Then dry thy tears fond mother,
And be tn r, ,conciled
Unto the will Oi heaven,
1t was lie who took thy child.
ROWLAND I'm the h inst, Miss Adalire
Rowland Funeral on Tuesday atterr con.
At2 O'Clock, rom the residence OF her father,
Joseph g Rowland, NO. 23j Poplar street.
EOX.-Sutdeniy, on the 7tb inst, George Z
Fox. aged 26 years,
Due notice Of the funeral will be given.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
FIFTH El!rIOh
Dawn Uoma,

- a.
v,nnl Un Ninth street near Lombard
". wiswam . Of the Bayard club
Its u: hres the faithful Dpmoe,,,1A al
Eighth ward were accus,or' sS 4
ter and talk over their honso % =. 'o|
Of victory: II was In tbIs An nsj
where the unterrined and unma
met, 70 hear sweet coupssl ,. au"
ohiet 1t was here where Dels i
y i1vorite son (though rspudiatsd ID" N
New Castle County, pioffsrsd
helpless wives, sistsrs and dap.h,|
the Eighth ward Democrats ,bs n.
Ing care OF the gallant and pol,,a
OF Democracy, that they mipbtb.
tscted frem the "ribsld crowdn
constituted the Republican psrty
front Of the wigwam was erected S
hickory pole, topping out with
as an emblem Of clean swepu n
Democracy. The pole was
Hancock" A few feet distant
another pole not SO high nor al
named "Rnglish."
Between the two poles was ana
ed a canvass upon which wers IN
nesses OF the "superb" and tbs
ana mortgage closer. Soon aflaI
.
ides Of the End Of November bIew'
the likeneases appeared no mora
the wigwsm ceassd to be- the res1
the defenders OF helpless fsnslsI
cence. The "Hancock pols bol
stood the blasts from the north.
ly, until yesterday morning /
found that II had suocumbsd n
northern brsezss. Swapping A
spliesd joint, the upper psrl boW
obeisance to its oonsort the broqu
sweeping the base Of the "Epl
pole, forming a perfect letter
which N is said mslns mo"
dent, "No" good, INA" victory.
! nothing. The only thing Of LIE
seen about the deserted wigwam
little terrier dog whosat on hisL,
es, Watching $40 =. Vsni Vn'IV Ng
stole silently and dlsoonsolately
his hairy chseks. Poor dog, howl
llV
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
SECOND EDITION.
+. Carmer Iu POrH.

The CHICAGO rImes gives Q detailed
aceouut oi III. great Armour pork deal,
which was finally closed out on the
lat OF November. 1t was the most 81
gsntic and successful deal ever attsmp'
ted In pork. In July, 1879, after one
member oi the firm of Armour q 10
had r. turned from Europe, where he
had been taking observation Of the
pork market, the arm began biyipg
pork, and in December, when 1t had
lisen to GA, closed out, making prom
of o., DOT, 900. Notsatisfed that IL had
reached the highest point, they eontin
ned buying until pork had dropped from
$l4 to $9.25, absorbing their profi
and an additional million. In April o
this year, they again began buying a.
from $40 to $l0.50 q barrel, anG
bought up $50, 600 barrels ofspot pora
between these figures, and l, ,25O. .oOt
barrels Of options. For the last three
months they havs been closing ou
their gigantic purchases at prices rang
ing from GIG to $lS so, clearing ovei
100000 on this deal, and beint
winners on the two deals to the extsn'
Of %, ,O00,0 900.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
Who Will be bena,or /.

Notwithstanding the fac. thI
Legislature, including both HouI
more than twO.thirds DemoCrsticj
is considerable uneaainess amonr|
stalwart Bourbon Democrats Of
minSton and New Castle county al
rom the fear that Mr.. Baysrd nd
bs sent back TO the Senate. It'd
known that the Democracy of i
county have not that admiratiol
Delwars's favorits son that chSrl
izss other counties in the State.
there is q fear that they may be
inclined to Ex-Governor POnlA
some other prominent Dem0crl
Sussex county. The bnrl'a Of thl
Governor ars also feared by the
bon leaders OF this end OF the 1
New Castle with her Republican
CATION are looking quietly on, aud
no doubt when the time cOnel 1
her votes where they will do the
good. Recent developments snd|
part taken by Mr.. Bayard in tbs|
campaign have aliensLsd the RsJ
cans OF Wilmington from hirt'
such o dsgres that If driven to nj
choice between two Democratic d
dates for the Senate, their ipfd
would no doubt he given TO almost
other Democrat than the one who
willing to pscket the results of tha|
rageous Democratic frauds in Wild
ton. To look at the affair IS it
stands the situation Ia this; Ken.
SUSSEX is announced for III
but Ponder can get 1t II he wants
New Castle is the arbiter betBes
lRo
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08

For plastic and gravel roofing, leakJ
tin end shingle roofs recoated and made
atsr.tight, and repairing Of all kinds
Of roofs, call on Robert Atkinson, a
Samuel Hanna & Co.'s hardware store
Fifth and Market streets.
Ifyour appetite has failed get bot
tie Of Cann's Kidney Cure. 1t work;
upon the kidneys, liver and bowels
carrying of the poison from the blood,
and you can't help feeling we'll. Try it,
A cheap and pretty assortment o.
Puff Boxes, Infants Uair Brushes and
Combs and Perfumed Nursery Powders
for sale by ]. R. Hartman. Druggist,
Fifth and Poplar streets.
Grams Fluid Lightning and Pixies
Toothache Drops will cure toothache in
two minutes. For sale by Taylor q
Fullerton, Druggists and Apothecaries
302 King street.
900 lbs. OF fine cigar wrappers fol
sale cheap, at Chapman's, Fourth and
sMpleY streets.
Just arrived, a fns lot Of singing
canary birds, at Z. A. Parry's, No. S27
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
AN INsPECrOR's 0FFRNSE
A Democratic ElertiOn OMaeer IN
the LAWS Tolls

Jopeph McCsfIerty, the Inspector Of
the Election in the Tenth Ward, was
air aligned before United States Commits.
siopsr Smith on last Saturday afternoon,
On the charge of refusing to take vote
when the applicant had offered full
proof that he was legal voter.
The case was tae one which gave rise
to the trouble in the Ten,h Ward on
the forenoon OF last Tuesday, when the
four United States Deputy Marshals
were arrested by the Democratic Depu-
ty Sheriffs. Joseph Matthews, a color
ed man, attempted to vote aud showed
that he was a qualified voter, hut
NcCadetty refused tn acoept his ballot,
McCsferty was held for trial a. tht
mex: term of the United States Court
which meets in January, the sum O.
5000 bail. Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr.,
became his security.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
Fatally kcalded.

A three ysar-old daughter of Daniel
c. Gibbs, who resides at No. 202 Orange
street, was badly scalded about the
neck, arms and body on Wednesday
evening last, with boiling coffee, which
flew over her when the handle Of the
coffee pot, in the hands Of a member of
the family, broke at the supper table.
The child died yesterday from the ef-
tects OF the accident. DR.. Kittinger was
the attsn ling physician.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
knights OF PythIay.

The Uniform Corps, X. of p, OIL
Thanksgiving, will receive the New
Castle division and will give street
parade, to be followed in the evening
by banquet at Robinsan,s parlors.
Thomas Mullin, Jr., Lemuel Mari, Ma
than Lieberman, II. s. Fesmier and
thomas N. Foreman will constitute the
committee of arrangemsnts. The
Washington Grays' band, Of Philadsl-
phia, has been engaged. As the mill
tary will probably turnout in the morn
ing, it is the intention Of the committee
to ask them to have both parades at
the same tine.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
-----s-
Temperwmce Meetih.'

Mrs. Kirkpatrick and "rS' =
active workers in the W. U. l. u,
Illinois, will speak in the City = ~' "
On Second street near " asni'e q
u o'clock this evening. All aio." .n
The ladies Temperance Inv, nr
held in Rosendals Park, VIII ~, ~
bs held in the middle depot oA q q
railroad at the usual honr OIL -
& fprnnnHi
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
Epvor,h,. I7th Anniversary

The Rpworth's 18th Sunday school
anniversary will be celebrated this
evening in the Bpworth church, Tenth
snd Church streets, the exercises tc
commence at 7.20 O'Clock. Addresses
will be delivered by Rev. Mr.. Miller o
Grace church, Rev. Mr.. Rawlins o
Scott church and Rev. 3. Miller pastor
of Epworth. The latter gentleman with
his family will sing several tselect
pieces. Other exercises will vary the
entertainment, and altogether pleas
ant time may be expected. Tickets
only ten cents.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08

Eow Is the time to have your roots protected

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Now ts the time to have your roois protected
| from ths TALL dews ard winter storms, and
"Bruces EKcelsIor Elastic PEIntn 10 acknOW.
| ledged by all who have used It 10 be une.
quaiea by any other IN the market. Over 1900
worth Of work was done In Wilmington last
year as test Jobs allowing II to stand twelve
| months without pay, at which time II the
| paint was not found 10 give satisfaction In
every particular the Job vGs 70 be forfeited.
and today every bill has teen paid and all
are satisfied. This we olaiTf is q reoommen.
iation within Itself Thi is not one OF the
many bogus paints that hll our III. rkeis and
the undersigned gentlemen having teaUed its
merits for more than year, they being un.
Interested parties, can speak pro or con. See
them:
MI. T. l. West, Seventh and PoplaS; Mr.. b.
McIlvain, BrandywIne Village; Mr. James
Cirubb, Mayor Almond. Mr.. Hope, john As
pin; Stewart Carlisle, W. X. dram, pain tera;
Mr. John Marshall, Newport Iron Works; q.
W. Vernon, editor RAPUBLIcAE; W. y. John
s0n, rosior; ex.Sheriii VIM. Herbert, New
CASTLE; Morris Tasker and o., Delaware
Iron Works.
All orders you may favor us with either by
mail or otherwise ahall receive prompt atten-
ton. u. W. BRUCE,
Manufacturer and Agent,
Shop No. 39l Eaat Seventh St.
Lave orders at store, Seventh and Poplar
streets, or residence, N. W. cor. Sixth and
Tatnall streets. 930If
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
Would mot ReNfVe.

RevS. John Gray and Sullivan
essayed to inaugurate revival serv ices
last evening, in the N. p. Church at
Seventh and Walnut streets, but none
Of the thirty OF their hearers seemed to
care to "revive" under their ministra-
tions. This is the church which made
a start in the old Varieties Hall last
January and which has become motor
rious by its interal dissentions, splits.
&c. They claim to be an improvement
on the NJ. 4. church in being more
liberal and democratic in their govern.
ment.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
A card.
For the Daily Republican.

Fully appreCiating the many adverse
circumstances and the determined op,
position, which the Republican party
encountered, and SUCCESSFULLY over,
come, in securing my election to the
Sheriff's Office, desire to express my
thanks to the party. 1t was indeed,
"a long pull, strong pull, and pull
altogether, but a successful one.
Thenking also those Of my friends in
the Democratic party who voted f,r
me, | an Respectfully yours
p. Il. CLARK.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
Fire I'm a smoke House,

Yesterday evening fire broke out
in one Of the smoke houses of Hart x
Brothers pork packing establishment,
at Fifth and Poplar streets. 1t was
caused. 1t is supposed, by the fall Of q
piece Of meat upou ahea.ed CRATE. The
building was not damaged much, but
the loss upon tins meat il estimated at
81, 600. L., however, was fally insured.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
Sheriff Sales,

The following real estate will be
sold by the sheriff tomorrow after
noon:
A lot situate on Windsor street be.
tween Sixth aud Seventh streets, the
property of Jacob Rebman, deceased.
A lot, situate on Eleventh sreet be-
tween Poplar and Lombard streets, the
property of Michael J. Ford.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
An Eighth ward Republican Vic

The Eighth ward has had another Re
publican victory. Bertha Sparks, the
l7th month old daughter Of F.S, Sparks
90 Taylor street, wen the glass vase
at the glass blowers entertainment or
Saturday night, the prize being for tht
best looking baby. Mr.. Sparks is 8
member of the Hastings Guards and
calls the SUCCESS Of his little daugl tel
another Republican victory.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
MOurb.Sng Goods,

We ask attention to our novelties IN
black goods-Cbnddah Cloths, India
Cloths, Shodda Cloths, Camels Hair,
Monte Cloths, Crepe Cloths, Jerseys,
Albatross, Merinos, Cashmeres, Henri
ettas, Crepes, Wells, &c, &c. We have
never exhibited as due o stock nor OF
more moderate prices.
e.. WoRRELL, Masonic Temple.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
Fire oy.r,n, Bridge

Ahouse on Locust s,r4et, South Will
mington, belonging to James Bradford
but occupied by colorsd woman nam
cd sallie A. Gumby, caught fire ysster
day morning The flames we're extin
guished with buckets of water and thu
loss was small.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
Atthe ObeFa HOuae.

Professor Hernandez will give an en-.
tersainmtnt in the Op "a House on
"wednesday evening. E'ery person
who attends will receive pret ent.
some OF the giiss ire said 10 BE- uite
valuabis.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
D0 YOu wonder

why J. T. Mullin & Son, Sixth and
Market streets, are doing enc Of the
largest and most satisfactory clothing
trades in this city, when every Gus
toner is 80 we'll satisfied that they take
pride in recommending them 70 all
their friendsi
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
UangevOu1ly Hi,

Advioes rscsiVed in this city today
state that Purnall !. Lynch, the de
feated Democratic candidate for sheriff
is lying dangerously i'll at his residence
in St. Georges Hundred and thathif
recovery is despaired of.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
sPEonAa mEATIOR.
Live and Lo. Liyei

R.P. Carey is selling good fresh bee
at as s,onishingly low prices. Good stew
ing beef, 6 ts s cts. good roast, to II
cts. best roast, IL to IA cts. steak, !.
10 IA cts. best steak, leo. Stalls II
and ii Third street market.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
Dr. Rimuaa' white Pulmente

the famous lung medicine that will
sffectuslly prevent consumption by
quickly removing the cause, which IL
q cough, sore throat, hosrssnsss, blood
splitting, Group, So, price 500. and VI
Depot, All and King streets Phila
602 Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
Iarus Fan erals

John W. Harris, residing m
T413 Harrison street, who Ior s'I
was one oftne foremen Of W. an
tine paper mills, was eurlsS ar W.
day afternoon IN the Riverv's" y y,
terry. The deceased lay in q A''
silver noun tied casket. Ian
The funeral OF Amos leS'n hov
Riverview Cemetery on sHpo'5 90,
noon was attended by 3 =. a
mambers Of the Ancient ofa'' '
Fsllows.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08

Reuben Dodson, a prominent cOlored
Democrat of Greenville, S. c., was as.
sassinated in that tewn by unknown
persons on Saturday night. He was 7C
years Of age.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
Conc Mad over Defeat.

1t 10 stated that John Aaron, son Of
Powell Aaron Of West DIVER Hundred,
Kent county, has lost his mind, owing
to the d, FEAT Of his father who was a
cardida:s at ,hs late cleo ion.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
Los

A Grape bonnet and veil was lost or
Sunday evening, in going from Third
and Madison streets to Seventh and
Pine. The finder will be suitably rs
warded on leaving the same at No. GG(
East Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
Potaioes and Apples.

N. L. Janney's, 3o3 King street, IL
headquarters for produce Of all kinds
Special arrangements TO parties for Cal
load lots.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
Lost.

A small gold locket, , oi',A ~ sAtor
setting. Liberal re S;@ II WV
los Ess Second It.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08

Five new cases Of email .pox we're re.
ported in San Francisco, on Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08
xowr vavAMaKER, PnuaA.

Partisan Dresses,
$500 for $3.50, Etc.
This WEEK WE SELL
all we have left of the Paris.
ian Dresses which won SO
many praises at our Open
ing three weeks ago. They
have answered our purpose;
and we can now afford to
sell them at the second.
column prices below.
They are, only one oi
each:
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08

al. nlt A WEEK IN YUUhOWN TOWN
SOO 81 Outfit free No risk. Reader
tYyOu want a business at which persons
a her sex ran make great pay Oh tho tin"
. Jho.' ","'". E"'rp,iJ. "' = H..
LAT. -, .0lt!ald, AinALS "a
Daily Republican., 1880-11-08

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