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The Republican journal., 1881-03-31
E'iShermen's Stories,

RIGHT AFTER RoGERr"-Years ago there
r. two brothers following fishing from this bort.
bo'h OF whom were shippers. owning crafts Of
their own. Robert the eldest and W lillian
used TO follow his wake near as he could when
Oh his hshng trips One day they both started
out together, William following and Robert taking
the lead, as usual When William went down d
supper. the man at the helm asked him how he
should steer
Right AFTER Robert was the reply
1t So happened that Williams vessel was 4 liz
tie faster Than Roberts. in light breeze and the
wind moteratIug suddenly and the helmsnan not
beng tirst-class at the busint S. let her 90 too
near. and ere he could avoid it he vessels colded
The shock brought skipper William on deck wi o
sung out as he came up the companion way.
"Fow are you steering T.
Right arter Robert, sir, Just as YOU told me TO (.
was the reply
Fortunately there was but little damage done
but hight arter Robert served as by word on
board the crafts during the entire season.
GOOD ANSWER At hearing before the fish
cry committee at the State House last week a
veteran fisherman from this city was asked BY one
OF the lawyers what he knew about fishing
Nv hat don't know, would be better question
to ask, Squire, was the reply: why I've followed
II forty years and caught everything that swims.
from whale to a shrimp
There was hum of subdued merrimen, and bf
was not fnrthf r Intercepted. [Cape Ann Adyer-
The Republican journal., 1881-03-31
Woman's Triumph.
A Severe Surgical Operation. 1t is Endured with
out taking Ether. Subject, Mrs. Edward
Myers. of ROndOut, n. Y.


From the Correspondence Of the Kingston y. y
Freeman
The case Of Mrs. Edward Myers, OF ltontuut
New y ork, furnishes apt illustration of woman's
power of endurance This lady had been treated
for months in the usual way for Eryeipela~ OF the
hand, without benefit. Not until hcr hand bad be
come mass Of petrifed flesh, did she turn to Dr
Kennedy, proprietor Of the "Favoritc Remedy,
for help.
He at once informed her that it wa~ impossible t,
save the hand-t must be amputatrd She received
this terrible intelligence quietly declined to take
ether STIMULATING merely to hold her husbands
hand during the operation, and underwent the pain
full process without moving muscle on uttcrng /;
groan, Or. Kennedy then gave "Fayoritc Remedy
freely to cleanse the blood and prevent the return
of the disease, and Mrs. Myers now lives and rt
joices in her great delivcrancc.
'Favoritc Remedy" Is fast becoming 4 trustee
household friend in all cases If Female Weakness
and diseases of the llool. One dollar bottle
Your druggist has it. lvr}6
The Republican journal., 1881-03-31
Population of the United States Classified
by Race.

The Census Bureau has issued bulletin giving
IN detail the population of the United States CLASH
fed by race 1t shows the total population to be
50 l52, S66, of which l3, l04,S7 are white and
6,511 Isl colored. This number of colored
persons to each 100 900 whites is II, 1853 against
4,52s in 1870, The greatest proportion of colored
to white is IN South Carolina whore three tifths Of
the whole are colored In Louisiana and Missis-
sipp from one half to three titths are colored In
Alabama, District OF Columbia, Florida Georgia,
North Carolina and Virginia the colored form one
third to half of the total In Arkansas and
Tennessee one fourth to one thd of the total pop
ulatlon are colored The least proportion among
the former slave States Is in est Virginia where
there are but 30 to 100 900 whites. and in Mis-
souri,, where there are but ,l6S. Outside Of the
former slave States, the oportlon of negroes is
very small The changes in the relative negro
| population in the decade between 1870 and 1880
are also given. In the United States, a whole,
| there has been gain of 625 on assumed basis
| of 900 whites The great relative gains dur
ing the decade have, apparently, been made in the
South. the former slaveholdlng States. Of the
niue OF these States which have gained eight stand
at the head of the list having made relative gains
| ranging from 81 to nearly II 900 1t is believed
by the census officers, however, that these appar
| ent gains are due in great measure to the imper
| tecuons Of the census of 1870 Under the condi
tons which prevailed at that time it IS probable
| 'lial iluSil "a SCI pApPo4tloI VI AVSipco "tIe
omitted than of white. OF the former slave States
which have lost, Texas and Florida lead Both
these States have received heavy white i'm
| mlgrau "a from other parts Of the country, which
| has more than overbaanced whatever gain in col
| ored population may have been made. They have
been the scene OF rapid Development and thus the
relative decrease OF blacks is to be accounted for.
| not by an exodus dying out, but by an lntu-
| sion OF " hites
| The movement of blacks in the Northern and
Western States has apparently been Of little com
paratlve account The migration of negroes has not
attained such dimensions as to be percepbe here.
| The States from which the exodus principally took
| place Mississippi, Louisiana and North Carolina
| have all apparently gained heavily in relative pro
| portion OF blacks, while Kansas. TO which the major
part went. has lost in proportion to its Increase in
| population, and Indiana has gained but slightly
| The number Of Asatcs in the United States is
| l05 ~. and North American Indians o. l22 In
dans not taxed that is Indians in tribal relations
under the care Of the goyernment-arc not includ-
ed i'll the above.
The Republican journal., 1881-03-31
The New Cunard Steamer serv1a.

On the LIST of March there was launch at CLYDE
Bank about fonr miles down the River Clyde the
largest steamer that has been built excepting the
Great Eastern She named the Serva and is
OF $500 tons, but with capacity TO carry 5000 tons
Messrs. James and George Thomson have built
the vessel for the Cunard Company Mrs John
Burns, wife Of the Chairman of the company.
chrstened the ship Her extreme length is $50
feet, with breadth of - feet, while her depth is
"A feet inches Her gross tonnage is $500, while
the cargo capacity is equal to $500 tons with 1900
tons OF coal and 1000 tons of water ballast The
hull Is built throughout of steel has double bot.
tom, and is divided INTO nine water tight compart-
ments The engines have an indicated power of
1880 horses There five decks but the pria
clpa are the upper, main and lower The vessel
IS to have three masts and two tunnels, and will
be barque rugged, with pole topmast and topga-
lantmast. The saloon measures "a feet long BY
AZ feet wide and here it is calculated $50 persons
can easily be accommodated at meals On the
upper and lower decks there are l5S state rooms.
with accommodations for $50 first class passengers
and when necessary. no less than 1000 emigrants
can be comfortably carried In accordance with
the Admiralty requirements for war purposes, the
Servia has been built with nine water ght bulk
heads.
The Republican journal., 1881-03-31
PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY.
No. l6 state ST., opposite kiIhy. Boston.

NO. 10 STATE ST., opposite kllhy, Boston,
Secures Patents in the United States also in Great
Britain, France and other foreign countries. Copies
of the claims of amy Patent furnished by RENTING
one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
No agency in the United States possesses SUPERIOR
aciities tor obtaining Patents aScert 1ininq the
patentabilty or intentions.
Il. II. EDDY, solicitor of Patents
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of the most coDable
and succesg"t practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse. CIIAS. MASON,
Commissioner of Patents"
Inventors cannot employ person more trust
worthy on more capable Of securing for them an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent of.
flee. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents"
BoSTon, October 10, 1870.
X. II. EDDY, EsQ.-Dear sir: You procured for
me, IN lS40 my first patent. Since then you have
acted for and advised me in hundreds of cases, and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions. |
have occasionally employed the best agencies in
New York, Philadelphia and Washington. but still
give You almost the whole of my business, in Your
line, and advise others to employ YOU.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER,
Boston, Jan. |, lSSI-lvrI
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Notice of Foreclosure.

XIIHEREAS, JOHN COLLINS. OF Belfa, int
w County Of Waldo and State Of Maine by hi,
mortgage deed dated March 9Th, 4. d. l,7~ anu
recorded in the Waldo o. Registry Of Deeds, Book
lS3 Page 349 conveyed TO the subscriber certaiI
parcel OF real estate situated in Belfast aforesaid
reference being hereby matte to the mortgage tiet,
aforesaid and the record thereof a9 aforesaid for Il
ditions expressed i'll said mortgage deed have nerll
broken, by reason thereof, the subscriber claims
foreclosure of the same agrpcablN to the statute, il
such case made and provided
ANNIE COLLINS.
Belfast, March II, lSSl.-3Wll
The Republican journal., 1881-03-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Portland, BANGOR & MaCniaS Steamboat Co.
Retkland, MI. Desert, NiIbriJge and Hsthias
Winter Arrangement. Commencing Dec. II. 1850.
ONE TRIP PER WEEK.

IT.. The steamer LEWISTON CHARLES
xG----y s.a----l DEERING, Master, will leave Railroad
Wharf, Portland every Friday evening at II.
O'Clock. or ON arrival of Pullman Express Train
from Boston for Rockland, Castine, Deer Isle, sedg
wick, South West and Bar Harbors Mt. DesertJ
Milbrdgc, Jonesport and Machiasport,
Returning, will leave MaChiasport every Monday
morning at 40 O'Clock touching a. above, arriving
in Portland about midnight, connecting with the
Pullman night train for Boston and the West, Pas
sengers will not be disturbed unless wishing to take
the Pullman.
steamer Lewiston connects at Rockland with san
ford > : Co., for Belfast, Bangor amt River land
ings, every saturday morning.
Coming West Monday receives passengers and
freight from River landings for Portland
Z. CUSHING, General Manager
GEO. L. DAY, General Ticket Agent.
pNrtlnnl. Dec. o. ISSN.-Gl
The Republican journal., 1881-03-31

'['IIElE l. no greater 3Lo"n PURIFYING and
LIFE t,IyINa PKiSoIiI.Ei in tllc world Of meoi-
zine than NJ ALT BlTTER~. prepared by tAe MALT
BITTER~ COMPANY from Infermcnted -UaH dnd
Hops. It i Il Perfect Ren"vaor If feeble lnc eN-
hau-ted constitutions 1t rnrire- the blood oli'ii-
hc- the bones. harlrn- the missiles Iuiet~ the
nerves, perfcct> di4e-ion, cheers the mind amt
Nitalile- with new life every fluid "A tur body 1t
Is 80 because it strikes at the ROOT NJ ali debility
ENFEEBLEp DIGESTION and NIPONERI>H-
ED ri NNIl s.ll i.AnIl-1A. Lnl..
The Republican journal., 1881-03-31
NEURALGIA.

1t ha9 been asrertaimed that the most invctcrAto
cases of neuralgia are cured by Fellows syrup OF
IIypopho- phite- Not only l. the principal disease
eradcated, but the patient i, made vigorous and
strong: the stomach, the blood, the -kn become
healthy, and he obtains anew lease "r enjoyable life
The only satisfactory treatment of neuralgia j.
by strengthening the nervous system. 4 person
with strong never suffers from Till disease
The virtues of Fellows Compound syrup of ny
p"phoSphites are such that other remedies are sch
dom required
The demand for IIrpopho-phitc and other plos
phoro!> preparations at the present day, j. largely
owing 10 me good effects ad success following the
Introduction of this article in the +nitph STATES
The Republican journal., 1881-03-31

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
l concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust Of Administra
triN of the estate of
JOSEPH MORSE, late Of searsport
in the County of Waldo, deceased, BY giving bond
the law directs she therefore requests all per
sons who are indebted to said deceaset's estate to
make immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
to her. JOANNA b. MORSE
Searsport, March TO- 1881
The Republican journal., 1881-03-31

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to al
concerned that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust Of Administrator with
the will annexed, of the estate of
BENJAMIN II. GRAY. late of Prospect.
in the County of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond
as the law directs he therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to said deccased's estate to make
immediate payment, and those who have any de
mands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
him. w. T. G. RIF\NELl~.
Searsport, March Is 1881
The Republican journal., 1881-03-31
Down, left, right, up,
Down, lett, right, up,


Sweet hymn tunes of old.-You had blood nyour
hearts,
That pulsed glowing life through your several
parts
FROM bass to soprano 1t surgngly climbed,
As grandly the chords OF your melody chimed
Coronation, that brought royal splendors in view
And solemn "Od Hundred, invariably new
That golden sledge hammer Of ponderous grace,
That drove every word like wedge to its place
't!armela of melody full to the brim,
And "Pleyels grandly plaintve melodious hymn
With others, that memorys voice loves to meet,
Which. with different names might have sounded
less sweet.
Then with what loved confederation of sounds
We charged, N our might, on the glees and the
rounds
There was nothing so polished, or harsh and I'M
Ecmpt:
And if tunes when suggestion of murder arrives
Were not gifted, like cats with a number OF lives
There's many "a living and healthy old strain
We'd have sent long ago to repose with the slain
VIII Carleton
The Republican journal., 1881-03-31
AGENTS AND CAxvAssERs

M#he from SO 20 $50 per week selling goods Tor
+. RIDEOIT& co. 10 Barclay Street, New ork.
Send for their Catalogue and terms. lyr34
If handwriting is indicative of character, some
reputed good men have very bad characters,
The Peruvian syrup has cured thousands who
were suffering from Dyspepsia, Debility. Liver
Complaint, ing fromumors, Female Complaints.
etc Pamphlets free 70 any address Seth W.
Fowle a. Sons, Boston.
A boys drum is bad enough, but fellow that is
always asking you conundIums is worse.
Have WiStarS Balsam Of Wild Cherry always at
hand Ii cures Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis. Whoop
ing Cough, Group Influenza, Consumptio Il, and all
Throat and Lung Complaints. 80 cents and 81 a
bottle
He couldn't ralse the mortgage on HI, building
lot and so. poor man. without becoming blind, he
lost bis site
The Republican journal., 1881-03-31
The Singing School.

Mr.. Abraham Bates was tune stricken man,
Built on an exclusively musical plan,
With body and soul that with nought commune,
Unless it might somehow be set to tune
His features, tremendously solemn and grim.
Resembled dolefu old long meter hymn;
His smile half obtrusively gentle and calm,
Suggested the livelier notes of psalm;
And his form had power the appearance to lend
Of an overgrown tuning fork set upon end
They who his accomplishments fathomed, averred
That be knew every tune that he ever had heard ::
And his wife hal secret that all helped her
keep
That he frequently snored rough tune in his sleep.
When he walked through the fields with an inward
turned ear,
And genera impression that no one was near,
He with torefnger stretched to its fullest com
mand,
Would beat quadruple time on the palm Of his
hand
$50 firmly his singing school habits would chng.)
With his
Down, left, right, up,
Down. lett, right up.
The Republican journal., 1881-03-31

Tie clreworn and ovcrworked ind comfort and
strength IN Malt Bltters
The chap chat pnts the meat into the brine is
the real cOrner in beef
The Republican journal., 1881-03-31

kiss, according to Miss Murnford, is one of IL Q
few nouns that are both proper and common
The Republican journal., 1881-03-31

F. H. FRANCIS & CO.,
Opposite >. A. IIowe> a Co.. Main st.. Belfast Me-
We mean business, and If you will give us a call
you can see for yourself that we are doing lust
what we advertise, and selling better goods than
you can buy elsewhere for the money. 3wl3
The Republican journal., 1881-03-31

At a Probate Court held at Belfast, Within and far
the County Of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
March, A. d. 1851
IALNIN HERNEl, Administrator OF TIN, estate
" of OAKES Angler, late Of Belfast uI -sid
County Of Waldo, deceased, having presented lii
first account for allowances
Or,tere't, That the said Administrator give uotre
to all persons interested by causing a copy of tli,
order to be published three weeks -uccc--ivel\ in
the Republican journal printed at Belfast that they
may appear at q Probate Court, to DO held at Bel
fast, within and for said County, on the second
Tuesday Of April NEXT at ten of the clock before
noon, and show cause. if any they have, why the
same should not he allowed
JAMES ID. IANiNON, Judge.
true copy Attest:-A. \. FLETCHER, Register.
The Republican journal., 1881-03-31

TDTT8 Samples and Catalogue ofbest Sc
n * Hs Hs ing articles earth Work,
= -AOAAA Mfg Co. 1922 NASSAU ST, ny.
The Republican journal., 1881-03-31
Have Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry a

\ boys drum is bad enough, but fellow tina
always asking you conundrums is worse.
, 1881-07-26

IMrt0yiSti THE HAHHojt At MlLNAukKH. =
atilwn,,ke9 Iteiattfea!:r'" II. T.. Houston
has completed As ullnunl report. III this ~.
port ". ". Iigardug, asstat;,lt engineer, HIvts
I'LL nceount Ut tho improvements up0n atllwat-
kue harbor for tho ttacul year utlt!cd June M
1881. AZ tho onsl Of tho t!suAl ycAr previous Il
emanuel otgh.eun fcnt devp mud loo fcct wdc
for rho whoiD ttstuncu between tho hHrl,ur piers
aud I.aku MfchIRun WIS completed. Uhdfr Lie
appropriation of $l0.au0 Of Iune 1850, tho at,,-
mol WAS further wl,luncd u ga0 feot. Tho frrsh.
ats secured out tho channel considerably. Thu
appropriation Of Ss,o0l saado Ivy Congress list
0iurch VIII 10 npplloI to tue CONSTRUCTION III
q rIlu projection to tue rlveF section 1T tho
south pier aid tho repairing Ut tho Government
dock for dlstunoo VI I'll foets- Ahc- : TIL
Hlncor asks for $l0,00O :: to- 'bo5 xpouiIt.l
0n tho harhor during sl1e next tiscnl
ntot sloo.00o for they ,ip,psOyeu'apt
ot Mlwa.'kes l,ay for .Ao Irarpoaet of barlrr
of rpfuge, Tho Department.. hls RtluptJl 4 pnn
recommended by bonf!Sr onk.saeTj f9r!tbo
construction of II hugo bteAkWatpr at tic mouth
ut tue bAy. OIIe Ar,n of the brpak water vii! ruin
from neur North Point s.so9 foot sousbcaat,. aud
,ho a, af VIII 5 s4 n;,od'%, 0s
<uu feet wo IL luft Tor n fair weather enlrancu.
stusSn "" Sas w. 9s Sota tT 20 q '' u
hruakwa,cr. Tho u,,KiveeF3 daf.rs u e0tnpp.etho
cntiru work III four yeaTs, upa go! 0ol aprroprl-
i I ConErrss NJ Ii, DO was appropsatM tor liz I'M.
proyellent u !lau!,.o aarDos. Ctusrpass; hayo
sss% sSstss sss e. e4i as ssis'fSs iss s
don ot p!ers q ~, oaanno. rho h4!4i.uo ~
ma!n!uR n,,sxnon9cdd T., y St1sc sGs "osk u cos
| = 4 yMTK!lAN HTEANsIt
ERIC Dspateh: "Thore was weasel tn .pofI nt,
Wednesday, shat Mlll bo ralnensbeted by the older
es f q hs 'st q 9
| piled huayy traffic on th8 1akes, hut which hMto
, 1881-07-26
HARD EXPERIENCE.

william II, Jnekson. u young .ann living at
No. lal South lIulstrd 'strout, olalnIs to be the
innocent victim Ot soIuo OF tho very oLielous
p0itcouon ut tho West Madison Street Station,
tIs story IL thur 10 IL subject to epileptto hts,
AMI that dur4lln nno ut those nnfortunAts,
lutvSj In lie police station twu or thfeo days,
aud then suut 10 tho Eounty jail, whore lie was
FUND yesterday by. Mr.. Itoyoy, the xeetismals,
JiaI,s 4, havo an u, hs person it,. tho lltno vi
hts Mrrcst y Eapcr from, the pt,yslg!an ~ the
JoIcrson Asylam. tlesnrlo,nx ~ alltocnt aud M
iita 10 Wlluli 10 was subject lasted. QM!y day,
jlfler which tlmo Ao wns ajl Right. y Tho young
still haYa ,osaesstoa !It IT. and yet, KNOWING hls
trouble, fhoy cvu0lly and unnecessarily s!it-
1ected hi9, to tho unpleasant txperiancca OF the
, 1881-07-26


CnlCAUo, July A.-1u Rnswcr to your corre-
apondouce Of to- days issue, beaded "1'ho PFaco
Of lyrenil." md signed sClt,zon," should like to
xiye littlo Information To tho public as reNrds
tho prntlt Ut, bnrrtl Ut flour, Which your corrn-
spou1unt clull1s to bc $1.5o per harrcl. There Ia
only one ku' 1T hstai sold at Six cents per
pound wns*aie mud th4t y tho si1'; Or Eureka
md tho very bcst u pbteilt tiftf' ING cost OF II
Is rs follows: .--
Ono barrel or patent ttour... ...$ 1M
Eight gIiit,lS uf mills. lk...........,.......--. l.0
shortening. ....,s.+..++s..t "
Labor "!
Yeast, fuel, sult... .,...... %
One % Garfci TT d Il pa,ent oYr viii proiso 5O
!navea Of brunsl, hphco wo Will get ihe follnwln1
:l oaves OF hrci.t at couts.. .sl5.0o
Less commission putd 10 drivers ut u l'Gr ~
,,.,... :. .....,. ,,. ..., sls;ii:
Total amount produced per barrei.........sls.W
Total Gust ns lhovo stated. l0."a
r'ota, net oroJlt pcr barrol, & 1.Mi
Now, tho 1osa l,akurs III THUR Inst neotlnR hNE9
passed resolution not 70 rlhe tt,e price tn 'n.k
hrentl. hit only on Common bread GllD cGnt per
loat, tisd tho following viii show tho public hat
VIC cAniiut afford to hMKu euIntuon broad at TOUR
Tmf,or r...:......:.....,, LIS
yenst. fuel. ,.,,,,,..,,,,, Iii
'rotnl' cost ncr btrrcI.. ...,,.,....2 S.11
This will not proteo over ""tU lOavos OF bread
OF seventeen nlst1ces linked.
5in ionvea st rruts., D,C0
Less commission ut Ii fer eeut to drivers. LII
$S.lu
vnlue of EMMY bnrrct.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II
Tntn amount PRODUCED ucr bArrel ,,,,,,$ Hsal
Total cuyt US above, ~.
Tntnl net profit por larrel... ........... "
In regard t0 tho Or1lunca OIL hrrAl. thaFe nus
also hGUll Il committee appointed ut DIR lhs
thoctInx 10 whit upon biz ftUnnr tue Mayor 4
hnvo tue urllInRic1 enforced. NespGetf'i,y
yours, }. tlEiRstEf. boss ua8ef'
, 1881-07-26

T., -,n,+r1 =. .bnvtru A tcc,cu,o for tho
"'"." h"I'' ~ "a' ~" ~, ,,, so.,Ix n.t,..
Ntrs "f li''ho h'+ 'H'e I''"H"'"a', "e..s' '..,.
hnd. ~ nFcrrl !rneh lctt franiy. quoted .eh'
e.M". WV rn ~. ,,,,'. ~ aa,,snrr s,,n~lnu m ndx.nre
"Hu .N'' lHF i'"."'s t't,.,'' -" , ., ~ t,..tnss
Hf fully &c ti. !nHvf o1' ls Fne. HeHt5' ortnhs
stnr thu 4nnc htit regular nt EAEr u quality.
N nj =, ~ RI, httu stnto rnn,tnAt r1te btpck Of
. ~ ,<srono,n nro .hn,x. nn tnrrcn,w mi tt.o
nhr ~ waFnnnm.0 GEn nv sn"S n+ III n.fn ~ f,n,
Meck y AT.Nt un ~ tT!f une'F 4a"'s" Nv ''"'''
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@ rai',Ge ,. snmn w MTr,sat snl m
urgent 4nsriNas Mna tnsI9r so G ~. Wmstart;
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her nninlna naton nav 9otn feey 4a'G$! hm1 r Gsn,
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atSaln so1n .nnt w'tn a" ,si. sw ~ rni r,t;t
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