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, 1880-05-06

Special Uupatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
GENEVA, H., sfny 5,-The Executive Commit.
tee or tho Fox Iliver District Ministerial Aesoei-
ation OF FREQ Mctheltsts has cnl1cd convnn.
tton 10 l,o held In thn City Of Elsn on Tuesday
and "Wednesday next. On Thursday tho Fox
River District, ILL.,. Conference Of Free Meth"
o,l,stA will hold n Bnbl,Ath-Eehool Convention
also In tint city. A. number Of 0eneya Frco
McthO1ttS will Ht{Gnd.
, 1880-05-06
MICHAEL BANNERS TESTIMONIAL


Again VIC havp tho Nip aud Tuck" organiza-
ton. Thu r!cco is amusing enough IN Its why,
mud seryus to interest tho audience ID attenh-
ntieo hero. tho chief characters arn two lAw-
yurs, rnrtnora, who Throughout ate working Mt
oruss. .purnUsus. McssIs. furry Wohbor an1 u.
H. FitzpMtrtk Interpret tho roles, a. heretofore.
, 1880-05-06
THE METlIODlSTS.
ro,,rth DAVIS Work OF the Gen.
eraj Conference at cinc'n"
matt.
,,,,n for MI Ecumenicnl Confor-
cnco OF All Methodist
Bodies.
n..,.n,a.,on of Petitions, Memorials,
anl Other Custe Try Docu-
monts.
oo,,e,t .,1blicai Institute ExeEcfses-Tho
Free Mcthodlsts.

osnett .,ibllcai Institute Exesctses-Tho
Free Mcthod!sts.
rur GENERAL CONFERENCE.
s,,+la1 DtspoieA to The Chstaoo Tribune.
r.xs,xYA7t, O., May billy tho closo of this,
~. tn,,rth dar, tho expression Ia quito gnnotM
~ ~, the work Of tho Conference Is
.m. . IN advance OF como OF Its pro.
aas.e aSss..ors. bishop Merrill presided this
suss :setoInc and held tho rolns adsnirnb'y. Dr..
n,tn ~ tho Wyoming Conference. conducted
"a ooonlng devotional excrcIses. For ycars
somethiug like nj Ecumcn'cal Conference or MI
..psoS ~ hut nothing detlntt took shape untfl
~ ,a.t General Conference. whon, believing tint
~ wns p,n}ncntly proper TINT THIS
rh,,ron wps tho largest branch OF tho Meth
I,. .ock. they arranged for tho appointment of
= srom,nIttec, consisting Of nishnrs Simpson anu
psrk for othcr ministers, and three aaytncti. 10
eorre.poud with othes Methodist organizations
throughout tho world. and ehdcavor 70 arlstlEo
~. .ncI1 Conference. This morning That Com.
,sittco touortcd, lhrough Or. A. C. George, TINT
.hoy had received favorable responses to their
,.r,n,ion fran tho british WeslcyAus. tho
Msthodat Eniscopnl Church South, the Meth.
Hst ,rotcstunt tho Methodist Episcopal Church
nfc.nAda, the Methodist Church Of Canatn, tho
wtslayons In the United States, tho Evangelical
Association, md THO Atricah Methodist Church.
rltSsE RMDitACE \ ME,tBERsnlr
=, otarly 4O0001O, and m itcncrnnt ministry
~ voll on 10 10000. All these havb appointed
representatives to Joint committee which
,rsatt in tho 81. Paul 81. e. Church III thts city
tn.morroF afternoon. Thls jUnt committee Ia
~ strange tho necessary details OF time, rlnco,
nrooam. e4c,. for tho meeting OF tho Contcr-
snec, The grcat gathering will bo almost Ger"
tafa 10 tuko piace. It will have no legislative
autborjty. Confederation, mt consolidation, IL
Tho intention. The report this nior'tng WINS
ysrv oxhaustIu9, and II the subject hnd nat
sTest srss vitality il would certainly hayc beon
kIed outright.
Ths Committees being orsHn,ized ,k thH =, t'ext
tnrdipsiy tic order Ut thu, day called fur the
nresentat!ot, Of petitions md memorials. which.
hGsi s.h Eemess EesnF s' rs pper " III
nd Ibis nftnrnoon tho mills bcgan to Krir!'
Among tho rncnurinls ,sns 9no lrom =. ".
asting ihat ,ho work there bo orelttzcd Into #,
annual chnferonco. Quito = ht!lnbtr OF feti.
SSs led nsp 1a IS e psorn a 5
terms, aid Auno In favor. One to 80 change tho
Discipline .- 49,
THAT woMEN MAY nE CHOSEN
Arnn%ts orrs, Anohoe @ tas
a. snd e}sotso RaS; Prasdns ersp and seycrMl
s, sssx ' 'fss Sn ed j. eh~ hs cnaa es 5
ntmoriai!zed nsanss tho arp,o.ntnent of mis-
tunary D'shona a,,d r. tell tnsor @ af o',:crys @
nS nSSa ses sSsrene SSes 1ss aco q TO
United North and South fndi1 contotchces n
reference to the delegated Conference which
Ssi Sst s.!es ss'ss
Tn m 3sany n ass sauaS
TILL day % aoSs5css viii md oash3 70 conc, Sit
, 1880-05-06

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| HCPPAL0.
Special Dhuaseh to The Chicago Tribune.
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Spttiaf Dtpnfrh tn Tie Chicago Tribune.
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| MARQUETTE.
,alARerErrf; Sic!:. May s-Fassea 6p-irope'1ers
fgsrIess nna As.1H,an n NJ Wilson with .choouo,
MAI sss ,;SS;ss'
isE@S'?i !|ssf, nsopa sli%ss :
ssVaers sra ad pfSa p;opolios sparss
, 1880-05-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

NI1kSs FhIksS SYESTIN{ONIALt
rho tootlnornI !. f,oon ;, ho, fotr, ant t., ~ ,ho
. Ivy ."''.'nou. =. "rl n.. ,t amy os. uas .u'
closo ot tne lnusca. eeaso1' Aua WIN great sue
cess, As wa* shown Tuesday evening by tho largo
audience which VA, In attendance 1Ipon the tcs-
tInnniof coucortsctvnn IN Mr. .oul. mil ot I'm
sa,... ~, s. ~ I.,. - IN ... ~ ~.
ren.sa. @ ,,e, a' a.' H. sncn eoect1s % no no.. Que,
those who uppcar tender their services Us Il com.
,Ittrou+ - tho ha,unnInrv rntbor thnn no rtal,
rs,.,. w. .o =. .s. '"'nu. .u 40 .. a'sn
loe cfltlelsn'' =. nllght w sun'n.c" w, tn5fe-
fore In saying that tho fttttc bohoiclary was re-
ceIrctl very cordially; TINT tho program was
verv nu,ufar ma and rovc satI.fnc+fnn In olI of
".s' .st Nv. -. ."
~ 1unlpcss' '''al every oHe WIS euco1eos uat
trips regularly and made hss connections MI
right except IN one instance; and that the audi
cnce was entertained from inc ifst nnmncr on
tho progrnm to tho last, which Is not ofton tho
caso. There were. however, ono or TWO new
features IN tho concert, enc OF "hleh was hrst
public atpeAranco OF Mr. l.. a. Phelps Since
Ills roturn from Europe, bis last appearance
having bcct In the Apollo Clubs performance
Of Tim :. pnrnd,se and Perl" fIts solo Number
L., i,st ,iht, ,,,.., -, ,,,. no n.,nInnt ,ror
1T; st tt' i n aWS W. n ro ~, nnan .etna VIZ
h"oi :, Acrnaa Tx Eur a Wi,,o II I,,tIs Mnrn III
ellll EEtHltlS Ills EAEthG@lk VNRnk$ VI NuGFt HuA
, 1880-05-06

The Sovereign Cnlnt Ut Et1,nch- Erhnch, WIN
rlAitns descent frnm Chnr!shlnEn1's tlHIghtcr.
Enltnn mud her lpt,'nlEhl Hvir, EY1flhnrtlt tlns
0iferut hIs tn,1if ~ u rnria.,H'rs daughter,
FraiUn I.,lck, Of nessungcn, near nnrfnatatlt.
, 1880-05-06

ChtenRo. burlington Il Qnlncv Hnt1rNad.
Fur MRp.. lhc.1lonks, rt!ne.rahc% slceptnR.Cnr
TckGt.t,!fres nt The t:omgany II Ehce1o' g Clark
T.. !;rhnd !acitn Hotsl l!rtnk: Exnrce. pnicc fo1
lndanh.nv, tlrnnd Centrnt bcrul, corner Canat and
N!ttennt-tta IhlfuHr House, and corner Canal Rnd
Mnilis1I>-sts. iun West sldnl
, 1880-05-06

Sn'nrlnY. ... - -..'
.i'.iiiman tG-~heel slccr!nR.Cars and Passenger
!Gt:srn: Asch'son. TSshe md KansHs G{; tP5nnsn
hrtwecn ChtcnHn md Kantns CITY. c.. u. 4 Q. Din.
lng-Enss attached 10 al! tsnlNs.
Chicago. %Estwsukeo 4 st. T'nul Rallwnv.
lnH.itMndlc" tepOt. cntnet Cltntun and Chr f,li-
Rt*. Ticket Offices. IL clnFk-at, Palmer fInusa.
Grunu paellc liot1l. and ut Depot
, 1880-05-06

ChtcnEo. Hnels Halnnh Il Pacific 11altrnnA.
Depot corner Of Van Huron and 4hOt&nan-sts. Tpses
Qttirce. " G!nrt;st, shsrmMn House, pA!n4r House.
, 1880-05-06

Chicago T. Fnstern Isllnsls Railroad.
.. : iNanxlllU lt0It8,t
trlckot nnccs+ Elark,st. Pa!mor li0uso GEnnd r.:
ellie Hotel. 1tAnA 1sAvp from netut. cornor OF
Archer aud asawArt-Ays.
, 1880-05-06

Al ttnlns run v!N Mwnnkce. Tickets for st. Fnul
and Minneapolis nro Rond either yih Madison and
V1lsnnss Central 0nlt~naa.
Depot foot nf tnkest ami mot Ne Twenty .Eccopd.st
Itctet nntcc Ut llnniSIpb-tt noat Clark, Grand
Pacific uutGl, und Thinner IIouaa
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-11-20
Death ola Noted Character.

A report comes by cable of the death
in prison at London of the celebrated
Nine Rachel, the so-called female beau
tifier, or anamelier.
Nine Rachel. whose real name was
Levi, or Ievison, used to carry on bust
ness Ms u pei fumer in the neighharllooi
0f Burlington Gardens. She advertised
q peculiar treatment warranted to make
the patient beautiful forever. and "A large
number OF l,ldIes whose personal attrac-
fions were flding, awaited themselves of
her skill.
washes to her patient, which brought
out frigftfnl eruptions Oh the skin. then
~ decline TO proceed further until bar
gain was made aud the money paid,
terrifying her patient at the same time
by assuring her that il the process ceas-
ed ut the particular stage to which it had
been carried she would not be beautiful
hnt lildeoEs tor the remainsleraf her ex-
lstence. Against one OF them, the wife
CIT an Admiral in the navy, Rachel
brought nm action for a breach of con-
tract, claiming 1000 as tile price of
ssrestoration. Tie jury however gave
3 verdict against her, and all her Tissue
cess IN this law suit probably was the
cause at tile famous trial at the Old Bali
ley in 1868, when Nine Rachel appeared
IN the dock at the suit OF AIRS. Borroflale,
one OF her aiipes. III Il charge of obtain
lug money nnde. false pretanses.
Mrs. Rorrndalle vas evidently IL No-
man of weak intellect and undoubtedly
OF I'D ranced years. bat on tile strength
nE promise from Nine Rachel that the
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-11-20

comliness of youth should be restored
to her, aud that she should marty Lord
Ranleigh, she parted with ever t300G 10
the imposter. A servant represented
Lord Runleigh at several lnteTV lows.
and the lady was delighted, hut her sup
plies OF money gave out and Nine ka
chel had the laraliond u have her ar
rested for breach OF contract. This led
to a revelation Of all the proceedings,
and after Il short trial Mu9 Rachel WAS
sentenced to FIVE years imprisonment.
She could not have been liberated more
than few months when she had won
back many Of her old customers, and
FOR some years continued driving a prof.
was again committed for trial on the
charge Of obtaining t200 by false pre-
lenses from Mrs. G. pearse, vino had
been induced to leave all her jewels in
the imp0stOr's hands in consideration OF
being rendered forever beautiful.
Mrs. PearSe was q married wOuan,
about twentyfour years Old, and Il
daughter OF the celebrated tenor, Marie
and the wife Of stock broker. She was
put through IL course OF washes, lotions
and baths represented by Rachel to ho
enormously expensive, Immediately after
which the usual ras!. broke out on her
face and completely distignred her. In
this condition Rachel demanded more
money and threatened il it were not
forthcoming that she would discontinue
the treatment and thus the patient
would be hleous for life. Terrified by
these threats Mrs. Pearse confessed all
to her husband. Rache! was brought to
trial, found guilty and condemned to
penal servitudc for five years, which she
had not yet served out when size WAS
overtaken by death.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-11-20

The patriots have been mounting the
rostrnm and believing frantic eluquene
in behalf or the wOrkingman. They
have shown him mp, in many instances,
a. tiendishly oppressed, half fed. half
clothed, laboring eighteen hours ont of
the twenty-foiir for II mere pittance,
aid compelled oftentimes to agouize
grievnusiv IN order TO secure even the
pittance. The subject Of the workingman
and his woes has been harped on until
it has grown as tlreadbare as the pain
fully bnrlesqned garments of the work
lngman himself. Let it be said to the
latter's credit that he has, for the most
part, gone steadily forward earning an
honest living and remaining, apparently
unconscious of the unr0ar created over
him by the stumpers and howlers. Let
the stumpers and howiers desist. Let
them give the workingman u rest. He
appears prosperous and contented. He
has not been heard to complain loudly
as yet. 1t will be time enough to shrek
when he sets the example. II the ora
tors must have an objective point at
which to hurl their ear distracting bolts,
let them direct their attention to the
poor working auomen of New York and
other great cities, who are to-day des-
tr0ying soul and body in such employ
ment as making shirts at thirtg-sir cents
a dozen, Let the screamers endeavort to
induce Mr.. Garfield to believe that
the Interests" of these unfortunate
women have as much right to be "con-
served as those Of their hard-fi
employers. Let the campaign begin.
Let the lung splitters set TO work.
Here is suffering and oppression indeed.
Here is a theme for the surging eio-
quenee OF every valiant Demosthenes
in the land TN. O. Times.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-11-20

While a !iorse-car with seventy pas
sengers, men, women and children, was
descending hill at New Brighten,
Staten Island, Sunday, the breaks failed
to work. The car dashed down at a
tremendous speed, jumped the tracks
and struck heavy post. The car was
demolished, and twenty-five or thirty
passengers We're injured, two or three
probably fatally. A large throng was
assistance was given to the sufferers.
Several of the latter were robbed, but
the property was recovered.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-11-20

e. 4 nOntft furnished free, with full in
~ u Instructions for conducting the most
nrottabie business that anyone can engage IN.
The business Is SO easy to learn. and orr in
stfi,ctions are SO simple and plain, that any
one can make great profits from the very start
are as successful as men. Boys aud girls can
earn large Sims. Many have lnede at tho
business over one hundred dollars i'll q single
week. Nothing like it ever known before. All
y no engage are surprised at the case and rap
ritz With which they able to make money.
on 'i..i oai;asss III this business during your
invest capital init. Wetake ali the risk Those
v no heed ready money. should write To ne at
once; All fntnisted free. Address TRUE q c.,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-11-20

The coinage executed at the United
States mints during the past month
was as follows: Double eagles, 10000
pieces: eagles, $500: half-eaeles, 1913,
ESQ; total value of gold coinage, $500,
400. SilverdollarS, 1878, 900; cent pieces
/ 1000. Total value OF coinage, So,
216 600
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-11-20

The company in Florida that ha
been experimenting with palmetto for
making paper has met with such gratis
fying success that it will erect about
twenty paper mills in the State where
palmetto trees grow in abundance, and
where the transportation facilities are
good.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-11-20

The Hebrew Calendar has appeared
and furnishes many interesting facts in
regard to the chosen. According to
this authority, the Hebrew population
is distributed over the globe as follows :
Europe has 100000; Asia, $500 5000 !;
Africa, 100000; America, 100000, and
Oceania, 10000. Total Hebrew pop
NATION of Tie world, ,210,000.-lN. o..
Tunes
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-11-20

A valuable heifer belonging to Il far
mer in Northallerton, in England, re-
Gently broke its leg, and it had to be
ampntated. The animal has since been
fitted with wooden leg, gu which it
moves about with the utmost ease,
which proves the absurdily Of hastily
ordering the destruction of animals that
meet with such accidents.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-11-20

The export grain trade Of the country
via the port OF New York is constantly
increasing. Many new elevators have
been built to facilitate the rapid load
ing OF vessels. November and Deem
Der will be the largest shipping months
of the year. The grand total for the
year will amount of 125,000,000 bushels,
being an increase of more than twenty
five per cent. over that Of last year.
IN. O. Times.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-11-20

Sugar refining employed 800 persons
i'm New Orleans in 1870 and the product
was worth $685., 800. In 1880 the num-
Der of persons employed in this industry
was only 1872, but the product was worth
81 $4,000. There is really no good
reason why all the sugar raised in the
State should not be refined here, thus
giving employment to many thousands
OF laborerS and enriching the city and
State by the profits Of the reiiuers.-LN
O. Democrat.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-11-20
azERIFF:s SALE.
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ORLEANS.
No. 2iG
JOHN r. MOORE & co, vs.. PIKE BROTH
EES & 60, Ell AIS.

By virtue of Il writ of iieri facias issued out
OF the honorable Civil District fhHri III aun Tor
the Parish of Orleaus in the above entitled suit
and 10 Inc directed. will proceed 10 sell at
public sale to tie highest bidder, at the Court,
house in the town % 0peiOusaS, ~. Landry
parish, La, on SATURDAY, ihe It h day nf Dc
relnher, 1880. at II O'Clock \. NJ, the following
described property, to-Wit:
The undivided uie-tentl OF the hereinafter
described property, viz:
Lots Nos. 49, Il and l. i'll section township
south range 8 east, containing lH6 6StitU acres
Lots Nos. 5andf in section u foWn-hlpG south
range east. containing 70 2iElno acres.
Lot No. i'll section % township south range
c east containing 80 2000 acres.
sot;th-ilaif OF section y township u 5ohtD
range east. containing 800 23iIGn acres.
Lot No, 10 i'll section Is township south
range east. containing 3NitW acres
Lot No. i'll section township south range
7 east. containing 70 30liGD acres
Lots No. 2 aud g Sertion township s0ulI
range T east containing Ill s! 100 acres.
Lois ana section township south range
7 east, containi g Iii .l[1Co acres.
Lo No and & section township sohth
range east, containing 800 85ilG0 arres.
Lot No. 3 in section ~ township south range
T east. containing 1G 5GtIGJ acres.
Lot No. Z in section township snuth range
. east coMtan.ns IS lD[l0D acres. south Yves
tern Land District of Louisiana
Terms--Cash.
G. G. DUSON.
Sheriff of the Parish of ST. Landry
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-11-20

The manufacture Of candles in New
Orleans shows large increase in per-
centage during the last ten years, but
the industry is far from being as extern
sive as it should be and will become, in
all probability, in the next decade. In
1870 only eighty persons were employed
in candy making and the total product
was worth $4,000, while iu 1880 the
number Of persons employed was 107
aud the product was worth 1878, 1876
IN. o. Democrat,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-11-20

a man near Houston, Texas, made
5000 per acre this year from the cult
walton of domestic b!ackberrles. The
yield was 5000 quarts Fer acre, winch
sold at 20 cents Il quart.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-11-20
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
PROBATE COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
No. 1911,
ESTATE OF cELINA DEsHoTEL

ESIATE OF tELINA DI9IiVIE1~s'
Whereas Clara FonteDnt wife, 81 sypIrh
Delarosse. Junior. Of the parish IF IT. l.anaf.;;
ad,r,n,i trator cf tln estate Of CeIna Des-
hotels, Deceased, late CT the pafishof Ct
Landry. ,.......,.,,,. no.
Therefore, any person ins"idln1 10 . .s NJ
tn writing in my ottice, in the town OF opeiohsas'
within ten days frem the present n9tIe e e;,,
JAMES o, CHAIHEhh, 1'ffh'
e-ht,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-11-20
Gs4EEsEEE'a SALE.
DISTRICT COURT. PARISH OF ORLEANS.
No. AT.
THE SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE Co,
Vs. MRS. WI. s. PIKE EFT AIS.

By virtue OF a writ Of hcrt lacias issued
ont Of the honorable Civil District Court in ami
for the Parish Of Orleans in the above entitled
slIit, and TO me directed will proceed to sell at
public sale the highest bidder. at tho
CGHrtnouse OF said parish, in tie town OF Ope-
luNsas. on SATURDAY. the 4th day OF De
ccmHe., 1889, at II o'clock 4. NJ, the following
described property. 10 wit:
Th" undivided nill"-tenthS Of the hereinafter
described property. VIZ:
Lots Nos IS, Il and u in section hinc township
south range east, containing l0t f8 100 acres.
Lots and & in section Is township south
range east, containing 10 .lIl0n acres,
Lot No. in section - township 6 south range
6 cast, continuing So 20ilGi acres.
South half OF sector! % township G south
range east containing 800 2Sl00 acres.
Lot Nc. 10 IN section rs township 6 south range
G east, containing 8 50Il0o acres.
Lot No. ) in section township south range
Z east, containing 70 30ii00 acres.
Lot Nos . and section township 7 south
range east, containing l41 67pGo acres.
Lots Nos. and . in section township
south range east. containing" 14l 41IG00 acres.
Lots Nos. i and 6 III section township south
range east, cnntauin I2u 85l10O acres.
Lot no. 3 i'll section 10 township south range
east. containi.. Is E0,l0o acres.
Lots Nos. Ii section 9 township south
range east, containing IS 10l00 acres. South
Western Land District of Louisiana.
Terins-Cash.
C. C. DUsON,
Sheriff Of the Parish OF st. Landry
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-11-20
TERMS ZOE SUBSCRIPTION:

Two DOLLARS q year IN adrahfc. The year
can be begun at any time, az hity-t"o numbers
sf The nancr make i years subscription
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-11-20
ron YOUNG LADIES.

will open my school for the education OF
young ladies. on Monday, 18th of September
tprox.), u my dwelling at Opelousas. intend
this Institution to be permanent, and will Ell
deavor to meet the wants of this community by,
aforting facilities for thorough education.
TER.fs.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-11-20

I'm Providence we trust" everybody else cash
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-11-20

opELoUsAs, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER go, 1850.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-11-20
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