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LYDIA e. PlNKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
The Positive Cure
DIsCOvERER OF


1r all those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses
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1t will cure entirely the worst form of Female Com.
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Spinal Weakness and is particularly adapted to the
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1t will dissolve and expe tumors from the uterus In
an early stage Of development The tendency to can
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1t removes fantness hatuency, destroysall craving
for s nulants. and relieves weakness of the stomach
It cures Bloating, Headaches Nervous Prostration,
General Debility, seeplessness, Depression and Indi.
gestion.
That feeling of bearing down, causing pain weight
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at all times and under all circumstances act in
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For the cureof Kidney Complaints Of either sex this
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How to RecMre Healti,.

II seems strange that any one will suffer from de-
rangements brought on by impure blood, when SEQ
v, and stnga will restore health ia
ne physical organization i is pleasant to take and
a. Weakness Of the Kidneys, Erysipelas Malaria. ai
Nervous disorders Debility Bilious complaints and
VII, Ds ~ OF me Blood Liver Kidneys stomach
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Smith," said Brown, there's for
tune In that mine!" II know" sale
Smith; GIVE put my fortune in it."
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In the Pyrenees-A guide is showing,
off a remarkable echo to q band q
tourists: "You will observe, ladies
and gentlemen" he says with rapture,
chow the sound is repeated from rock
to rock, from crag to crag, and espec-
tally how beyond the frontier the echo
replies with perfectly distinguishable
Spanish accent"
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LET it be understood once for all CARDoLlNE. n
deodorized extract Of petroleum, will positively
restore HART to bald heads and there is no other
accomplish this work. 'an
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Somebody told, for every one knew,
The wonders Safe Kidney and Liver Cure do,
In bringing pure health to the body anew,
And saving from death many noble and true,
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They're ss:a On the hunt for oleomar.
garine. Tallow, hoi
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BAKERS PAIN PANAcEA cures pain In Man mud
beasI Use externally and internally. ''''u
". ). Linscott, Niles, o., had scrofula for
thirty years, and "Lndsey's Blood Searchern
cured him. Isn't it wonderful,
DR. koeERs VEGETABLE WORM SYRUP instantly
cause them. - va ~ ''e-Ae'io's "hlch
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The Secret Told.

Nobody told, for nobody knew,
How sweetly the pure little violet grew
How it came through the earth and the frost
and the dew,
And lifted its head to the heavens so blue.
Nobody told, for nobody knew,
Why perfect good health should gladden. so few
While thousands who long something noble to do
Are bowed down by sickness their whole lives
through.
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A can of baked beans exploded il
Patel son, N. Y. a few days ago, de-
molishing range and frescoing the
walls. When the representative O.
Boston culture acts that way it is time
to PROFOUND the new conundrum
"Whither are we drifting?" The Fe
mans should be watched. or they vii
conceal number of these inferna
machines in outgoing English vess els
NO,YIStOlun Herald
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Mr.. E. Purcell, No. II Ann street,
New York, used St. Jacobs Oil for
rheumatism with entire relief-writes
a New York journal.-Richmomd { Va.)
Christian Adrocate.
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Perhaps the most thoroughly disap
pointed, and. as Bunthorne would say.
bitter hearted oEen in Washington, at
the present time, Is Ex P. d. General
Tyner. 1t was be who first discovered
the star route yillaiDy. His great mis-
take WAS that be did not turn tie light
upon it. but ~concesled it IN q napkin
In due time, the little patent reformeI
Mr.. James. poking about in the pigeon
holes OF the department, discovered
Tyner's discovery. and. with brass
band accompaniment, threw a food of
calcieum splendor upon the whole bad
business. Now Tyner. driven by the
angel James from the paradise Of a
salaried sine-cure, reflects upon what
be might have done and might have
been, rolling the bitter bolus of disap-
pointment under his tongue, and i'm
potently planning revenge.
Apropos of James, I am tod by those
who are around him, and who intimate
ly know him, that lie is really the great
est humbug who ever spun fame for
himself, or tried to climb up in the
world on the suspenders of other men.
They say, he really knows nothing about
business or public affairs, and that, for
all the eclas he has gained in this star
route business. he is indebted to the
work of an almost unknown employe in
in the post Office department.
1t is expected that all the members
Of the present cabinet will have retired
before the 18th of December. but the
work they have done for the principles
of civil service reform will live after
them. The secretary Of state has plac-
ed his son in one of the highest and
best paid places in that department.
The postmaster general has made his
son-in-law postmaster Of New York
City. And the secretary of the navy
has placed three Of his sons on the per-
manent pay rolls of that department.
Pity they must resign, as it were. in
the morning Of their administration,
when their usefulness to their families
is just beginning to be felt.
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New York, Nov. 30.-The tariff con-
vention opened with 200 hundred dele
gates present. John Thompson, of
Chase's National bank, on the tariff
commission. argued that it was
unnecessary to experiment with the
free trade, since the country ~prospered
so greatly, under the influence Of the
protective tariff. Thompson spoke Of
the popularity of the silver coin. and
recommended the removal Of all re-
strictions on silver coinage and making
a silver dollar not only for the United
States, but for every silver using ma
ton. This would attract trade and
travel Of all silver using people, and
they are seven-eighths Of the popula-
ton of earth. The better class Of en-
igrants would always take into consid-
Grafton the currency Of the county to
which they proposed to 60. Let us
then have paper currency based on
precious m etal for domestic use, and
an American coin currency for the
outside world. Let England and Ger
many take our gold as surely they will
when they have power to do 30. The
sooner silver and silver certificates con-
stitute the major part Of our money,
and farther on will be a panic and rev.
olution. The speaker also suggested
that the people have the privilege of
taking g~reenbacks from the treasury In
exchange for interest bearing bonds,
the bonds to be Rivin back on return of
the greenbracks, the treasury saving
interest while the currency Is out.
This measure would surely ward on q
panic, and it would also effectually bar
the stock and grain gamblers from
locking up money.
Joseph Wharton spoke at great
length upon the expediency Of basing
our tariff legislation upon report Of the
commission appointed for the purpose
Of Investigating the needs of all In
dustries.
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-sCIsNrIFlC ~nlscELLASX.



''' me -,
oeii-ium'nous pho.ogfapns' winch
SHINE IN . oark' can % maoe W iay-
ing ranspaien' positive upon :
ee nAinainS iu"us pAin Au'
.ue" exposing inc ia''e. " sunnsn-
LUG p'e'uie i1s's ohiy "shoi'"
A singular $ OF the production OF
sound without the aid OF living crea
lures has been observed by NJ keuieux
while hunting in the Roderbacherthai.
neal the highest point of the Rhine pro-
vince The ground is. in the main,
gently undulating and heavily GOD
The valley, spacious on the eastern SIDE,
narrows rapidly to a sort OF pass
through which the hoderpach nows
westwhrds for about haif = mile A
southwest win was blowing, ana NJ
hetleux, coming along the hillside from
the east, neard what appeared 10 Ok the
strokes OF a me deeptoned Dell In rapid
succession. There was no such bell IN
the neighoorhood. and some other
SOUNDS 500 heard satisned him that
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From Akron. Ohio. Consumption Cured
AXIOM, OEIo,l
Lab. I'm. l6al


AKRON, oEIo,l
d. J. Il soznnok Feb. I'm. lssl-|
Dear sir-Haung been asked By many In
regard 60 your medicines. and the beneft I
have received from them. I have concluded 70
give you an account OF my casa. In the win
ter OF 1878 i was pronounced an tncurebls
Consumptlye BY every physician In this place.
e. we'll - several In Cleveland. I had all
the symptomEoough. night swesu, great
debility and loas OF nesh. I was reduced In
weight from one hundred and nifty pounds to
eighty pounds ! had given up all hope Of
recovery. when ! was told by ur. James
ScanlAn thai he had used your medicines
with good effect, and he advised me 70 give
them . trial, although ! do not think he be-
neved hey would cure me. for ] was 30 sick
At this time thai no one thought that l would
ever get we'll I thought. however. that they
might give me temporary relief and with this
object I commenced 70 use your Pulmonic
Syrup. I had not taken Il two days before Ifelt
great relief, especially In the severity OF my
cough. I then took the Mandrake Pills and
ssawoed Tonic, and In two weeks my appetite
came back and ! began 10 gain strength. I
took your medicines for about three months-
I was too sick TO do any kind Of work for two
years. Your medicines made q perfect cure,
and I have been In good health ever since.
! do not know that ! can say more than this.
unless Il be that believe your medicines 10
be good. and that they will do all that you
say they viii do.
IA. REILLY
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tAem, and found them 70 benent me from The
start continued 70 use your medicines
faithfully. and In stx months time ] was en-
Grsiy eursd. my lungs beoominS a. strong a.
ever; and your medicnes did he work
Your EsSpscalIly,
sLHDFoRD CALDWELL
wish 70 add thss sincs thai ums-lssnfy
Ho1hls. Fhs esrs vas 4 perfect and lasting
ms {, CALDWELL
know q de shove case and can certify
I. HAyLs. Druggist
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NOV. Aths 1851.
Notice is hereby given that w. A. Elder
post nc address is Cheyenne. wyoming.
have his day filed their application for a
patent for loo linear feet OF 'Cloey Ell
s sse s %sns q go y fses'in os wida66, s sisnss Sa' IN s she
Silver Grown mining district. county OF Lar
s sinsse sn By I sSs nsia n 81 w sSa o9ss;ls an pls aes on
hle in this ofise az Lat No. 81 In township Is
north. Of range 70. west, 9Th principal meri-
n inwa y sac .ot o " being described a. ioi-
B%esinninS at she southeast corner of said
lxf Inches, . iSchcs In the round IN q
mound OF stones. marked corner No. l." on
southeast . de andN Claim No.. II on north
said. claim, whence mountain peak bears
south g ~ east. b north atovs pipe Of
feet distant; quarter secIion corner between
section i, township II, range 70, and section
g. towns al 10 rang: 70 bears north ssa ~
north $50 y west 800 feet TO q cedar post four
feet long long by 4 L 4 inches. 8 inches in
ground, In 2 mound or stones marked Cor
No. l." IN northeast side for corner No, 2 OF
this claim. Thence second course north $50
x5in.. sin., in the ground, in q mound Of
stones. marked Corner No. s." on north
west side. and .Ciaim No. II on southeast
In place bears north SO sV west, IS n distant.
Mountain peak bears south i've q east. Thence
bulru couru6 uoutn 10y v oa8t LOU 1901 10 =
cedar post four feet long BY 2 inches. 9
inches IN the ground IN . mound OF stones.
and "Claim No. i" on the southwest side, for
corner No 4 u this claim, whence rock In
place bear north ~ west, all.se feet distant.
S iSSrsh soaE Rss .oS Sssi g sGS a.s e % 20 s s.ss. t q oUs,
M Th 10 c j ins E R't sou 81 ~sF On sRss southeast by
b e noomerans lode; on the south BY Iodss
known; on the north BY lodes Unknown.
The location OF this mine 10 duly recorded
in the onice'o the register OF deeds Of Lara
mic county. Wyoming Territory, Il book q
80. Tr-
any portion OF said Cloey Ettey lode or milne,
or said mining ground as hereinbefore de.
scribed, are required 70 Me their advcrst
claim with the register OF the United state,
Wyoming. during the sixty dAys' period o
publication hereof, or they Wilt be barred BY
virtue OF the provisions OF the staturs.
I direct that this NOTICE be published in ths
| Cheyenne DAIxr LEADER-
j.. G. BAND. ~attorIsy for applicants.
M eot
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plaants which are
very prevalent and Amicting. Irpurfnes
the blood. purEes eat the lurking humsss
IN h systan. that undermine health and
sstt1s iuto troublssoms disorders. Erup-
Hons Of the skin are tho appearances IN the
surfRse Of humors that should BE- expsHed
Rom the tlood. Internal arrangements
ere the dstermination Of these same hu-
nors TO some internal organ y organs
whose actions they dsrangs and whose sub
stance they disease and destroy. AYER's
1ARsArARrLxA expels these humors nom
tho blood when they are gons. the disor-
ders they produce disappear. such a. Ulcer
ations of the Liver. Stomach, Kidneys,
Langs, Eruptions aud Eruptivs Diseases Of
the Skin. St. Anthony's Fire. Rose or cry
sipelas, Pimples, Pustules, Blotches. Boils.
Tumors. letter and Salt Rheum, scald
Head, Ringworm. Ulcers and Sores. Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia. Pain In the Bones, Side
and Head, Female Weakness. sterility,
Lsucorrhea arising nom internal liberation
and uterine diseases, Dropsy, DyupepsiA.
Emaciation and General Debility. with
chsir departure health returns.
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From NJ. Joh G. sosA.ehsr. OF shell

From Mr.. John @. Nothacker. Of shsl-
by, Ohio.
De. y. h. soHzSoK Phiiadelphis,
Dear Sir-In Nay ISIS. I caught . heavy
cold. which gradually settled on my lungs.
causing great difacuity and pain In breath
ing; s could oouJ no. res. rS a. p 1a ~ Ds elm ss gS
appetite at last reduced me very much-from
100 pounds. my usual weight when in health.
physicians. but they ala me NO good. One
day. while looking over the cLEvELAND Hkn-
AID, l noticed that your medicines had cured
and SO concluded TO use them. They were
rather slow In their action at drst, but after I
had used them for q couple Of weeks, I saw
proved, the pain and difncuity In breathing
was relieved. and after using eight bottles I
felt that ! was restored 70 perfect health: l
been Qutie well ever since. I an eatt1ned
that I owe my recovery entirely 70 your Pull
monte Syrup. seaweed Tonic and Mandrake
JOHN O.. NoTHAcKER.
with Q. H. Asken. Shelby. Richmond Co.. o.
From Mr.. Robert w. Jones, Of London.
Ohio.
On. ScHKScK: October 9Th. 1850.
Dear four years ago I was taken
sick with what my physician told me was
Consumption Of the Lungs. had . bad
cough. and was reduced very much in my
weight. At different times, / had seven ply
sicians OF this place and also one from Blooms
burg. attending me-. and although they all
thought they could help me. l grew worse
PEELED 70 give up all business for over TWO
years. and no one believed, nor did I myself
believe. that l should over get we'll. One day
l happened TO call at Mr.. Auburn Smiths
Drug Store, In this place. and picked up ono
OF your pamphlets. In reading the certin-
Gates OF cures, I found one case so nearly ike
my own that I at once concluded to give your
Medicines o trial. bought the Seaweed
Tonic. Pulmonic Syrup and Mandrake Ptlis.
and began their use according 70 the printed
directions, and l can truly say, that from the
the nrst I saw q marked improvement In all
my symptoms. This encouraged me 70 con.
tinue their use until I was entirely well. I
have had good health since my recovery, and
! believe our medicines saved my life. !
know Of several other persons In this city that
have been cured BY your remedies.
Yours Truly,
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CAN
COM UMPTION
BE CURED7
Some interesting Letters from
the people,
Which Should be Read by
those Afflicted.
DR.. Sohenck gives the evil
dence on which he
bases his asser-
ton that
DON 8 UMPTION
CAN BE
CURED.
Clear and explicit statements
from well-known persons
which should convince
the most skeptical-

For other Certificates Of Cures, ssnd
for DR.. SchencRs Book on Consumption
Liper Complaint and Dyspepsia. Il
gipes a full description of these diseases
On their Sarious forms. also. caluabls in
formation IN regard to the diet and
clothing of the aok holo and sohen srer-
else should b taken. &c. This book 70
the rssdt Of many years Of srpsrisnee in
The treatment Of Lung Diseases. and
Mould be read, not only By the afflicted.
but By those uho. from hereditary tdint
" other cause. suppose hemselpss liable
to any affection Of hs throat " lungs.
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SSs::s;s 's.! e.: IT,: :
Dfopsy. Heart Dis
ssse. B~ilieHsnsss. Nsrvoss Debility, ETC.
The Best REMEDY KNOWN 10 Man!
100000 BOTTLES
svLD sISCE 1870.
rhu Syrsppossessss Tsried Properties.
IL stimulates the Ptyaline In the saliva.
which converts the Starch and Sugar oft
io9a Into f 1a oss sa a 1,snei a1 gs ~ soa riy : ibs
stomach- 1.-THE medicine Is taken immeai-
ats,y sner eating the fermentation sfioed Is
Il Aons upon the Liver.
u acts upo the Kidneys.
II Regulates the Bowels.
II Purihes the Blood
II Quiets the Nervous System 4
il carries Oh the Old Blood and - new.
Il opens tho pores Of ths skin and induces
Il nsutrsiises he hereditary faint, or
poisnn In the blood. which generates ~crofula.
There are no spirits employed in its manu-
ieate babe. by the aged and feeble, c<rr oafv
beng rsqufrsdf in attention 10 directions
Belvidere Mile. 0oodhue Co.. MINI.
l have used DIR. Clark Johnsou'r Indian
found IL to Be an Invaluable remedy for that
sonplaint H. ii MALLAN.
w Bow, Nuckolls Co.. Nebr.
/ nav used DR.. Clark Johnron's Indian
BIO d Syrup for Heart Disease. aud II effert-
uaiiy cureu me after other remedies failed
wonld recommend It highly.
A-E. CROOKS.
ID. xter, Lane Co. Oregon
This II IN certify that DR.. Clark Johnson's
Indian Blood syrup has cured me Of Dys-
pspsia and INDIGESTION. lean ai-o recon-
neud your medicine Tor Liver compliant
WV. STOOP5.
Meadow Utah Co.. u. =.
We. tho undersigned. have used Dr. Clark
Iohnson's Indian Blood syrup. and testify
10 ita good qualities.
GEORGE L~ITTLEwOOD.
- M.SMITH.
Waterville, lie Sueur Co.. Mimi.
A trial OF Dr. Clark Jnhnson's Indian
BLOOD syrup has greatly benefited my wife
for Sore Eyes. oflong standing,
Agents wanted for the sale OF the indian
Blood syrup In every town town or village,
In which I have no Agent Particulars given
81 application.
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Consumption Psrmantiy Cured.
CoNNKRsvILLl, IND,
TENCY: January llat. 1881.

CoNNkRBvlLLH INU.,
DIR. ScHENcK; January 2lst. 1881.
Dear Slr-In 1861 I took q heavy cold which
quickly fastened on my lungs. I became
unable to do anything. I was confined to my
bod. Ny case went on from bad 10 worse,
and developed rapidly into Consumption.
At the time OF tho draft during tho war, the
examining physician rejected me rs being
un1t for service, one OF my lungs being
nearly gone. l had given myself To die,
whom John 8. Benson, who ormerly lived near
this city, now living in indianapolis. recon-
mendcd mo TO uso Schenck's Remedies, as he
had done in his own case and had been cured
thereby. I did As he advised me. which
proved TO be my salvation. ! procured some
and aNsndrpho Pills" 1 commenced 10 use
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Mr.. }. b. Miner. OF Newcastle. Ind.

writes:
NEWCASTLE, ND,
DR. ScHRNcK January 22d, 1881.
DEAR SIR-My wife was troubled with Lung
Disease, attended with weakness and pros
tration. I had doctors in Newcastle and
Hagerstown attending her, but their skill was
OF no avail. She did not grow any better
under their care. She became so low that
there seemed to BIO no hope for her recovery.
I then came across one of your pamphlets,
and after reading of the many cures made by
your medicines. l concluded 10 give them q
trial: 80 I bought one bottle each of your
Syrup" and "Seawoed Tonic"
which she used, and showed such a marked
improvement that I got more Of the medi-
ctnee. After using q half dozen bottles, she
became quite we'll and strong again. My
vile has great faith in your medicines, AMI
she thinks there Is nothing better In the
world. We keep them always in tho house.
Yours Truly.
J. MILLER
Ny wlfe's mo'her was seized with oi.e ling
OF tho lungs. She also used your Pn'-loiic
Syrup and Seaweed Tonic. AMI. M - riv
wife's case, the Pulmonic Syrnp h.i'", her
ungs, and she found the scaw,.,' Hri'c g.
DO possessed OF wonderful airaaI. 'niu
properties.
! ,gs.Tri,
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w have for twelve Dontns been pre- crlb-
ing { Swift's syphilitir Specinc'J In tho
treatment Of syphnir,a and many oilier dis
results have be- n most sa,it factcty rot hay
ing heen disappointed In . sing { instance.
We think for all diseasea II " reco nmrnded
IN cure,it stands without . peer, and that III
the medical profession will, sooner ar later,
be found TO ackno wiedse u In the treatment
ofSyphilis, Is q nx. qsu non.
III. GALLOWAY, NJ. D.,
]. L. RoBISsor, NJ. D.
Atlanta. Ca, May" 1879.
One OF our workmel had q bad II
Syphilis, o fdveyears' standing, n - was
cured entirely with "Swtfts Syphilsus ope-
wM.R. 4 n. w. HOOPER.
Call for . copy OF 'Young Mems Friend"
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ITO ADvERTIsERs.-Lowest Rates for
! advertising in l .0D good newspapers sent
i1ee address GEo- 4. RON IL & 60,
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Notice for Publication IN Newspaper.
Mining application, No. Is, for Patent 10 the
Qoev Etfev Lode.
UNITED STATES LAND OHrIcK,1
CHEYENNE,
Nov. 18th, 1881.
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New Advertisements.
MlNEYsssslY o,E PaI.
LAYsi PLAYsi PLAYS. PLAYS,

q A YEAR and expenses to
Dill agents Outft Free. Address +.
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AYERS S~ARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

This compound q
the vegetable altar
'atives. ~sarsapar1lla,
Dock, sttllingia and
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