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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-28

CHcAGo had $4,000 people by the CEN
nOl lSSO, and now some Of her people
ut claiming an addition OF $1,000 since
That time, or a total Of 100000. At this
Atio Of increase she would show by the
census Of 1890 very considerably over a
million and half Of people, which is not
stall likely. Cities do not grow by geo
narcal progression, From 1870 to 1880,
C0icago did not even maintain an arith-
naicll progression, as she had in
&e former year 2OS,OO0, the
ldthmCticaI progression OF which would
have been 5v6,OOO in 1880. And yet
hH growth was exceptionally great--thc
EHaicst Of any of the large cities. Great,
hEeycr rs sue may be in 1900, she will
doVcII she shows so per cent, Of nm in
Tise in the census Of that year. New
Yak ddnot show quite % per cent. in the
Astnycars, and Philadelphia only 81 per
tta. Very few cities, after they get TO be
hvciiics, show growth Of three per cent
pr annum, Small cities, like Wheeling,
an show II much larger percentage Of
gcElb, but it is on the principle that a
n,IIdylcnd on small capital amounts
bnor in per cent. than n larger dividend
onuhyc capital.
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The exhibit this week is q most crafty
ing one, showing that, despite the flCt tina
we are so near the end Of the year, wher
business usually sl0ckens up to u marked
extent, the general trade Is In n healthy
and growing condition. In considering
the totals given In our tables, the iuct must
DO borne In mind that the comparison l.
really between six business days OF 1881
with five in 1880, since Christmas fell on
Saturday lust year Next week there will
undoubtedly be somewhat OF falling oil
rs compared with the corresponding week
last yelr, US Christmas this yenr will bC
very generally observed Monday. Thal
the gain for this week has been exceeding.
ly large car be seen by u comparison with
the figures OF last week. The total footing
for thUtwenty-four cities this week amounts
to $l,3S3,4Sl ,52l, against $l.O24, ,723, ,4O3 in
the twenty.fOur cities lust week. The per,
centage Of increase this week as compared
with tho corresponding week lust year
amounts to 34.S per cent, against 4 de.
crease Of 1872 per cent. last week, and an
increase Of 26 per cent. the previous week
In New York the percentage OF increase
is 35,3 against Il decrease Of 2l.O per cent.
list week, and l.3 per cent. the previous
week. In this city business In II wholesale
way for the second last week OF the yea
has been to u remarkably full aggregate
A lnore decided speculative interest has
been evinceh In the prominent favorits o
the produce list. There has been fairly
large speculation in stocks ind cotton
Outside Of New York the clrarings show Il
large gain In the percentage Of increase, II
being 22.0 this week, against 10 per cent
Inst week, and 60 per cent. the previous
week.
Among the eastern cities, Boston again
appenrs above the line, showing nm incrells,
Of AO per cent against n decrease Of g.:
per cent Inst week, und 1871 per cent The
previous week. Tie general trade in thi.
city Is rather quiet Philadelphia, where
the iron tradeis most promising hasgained
.lS,6 per cent against 34 per cent lust week
80 per cent the previous week. Baltimore
whore there hNs been great uctivity In thu
lumber interest, has gained l7S per CEN
against SO per cent last week. The munu
featuring cities continue 10 show large anr
increasing gains. In the South, New 0rleant
shows II gain Of OIL per cent, against III
per cent last week. The Western cities, az
far asheard from, show large gains.
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LONDON, December 27.-The Pail Nall
Gazette believes it to be substantially true
that the Government has divided the dis.
turbed localities in Ireland into five or six
districts, caOll Of which is to be under a
super.magistrate, who will be able to act
without previous superior sanction and
have entire control Of the troops and po.
lice, with q view TO prompt action in the
event OF disturbance. The GdtetIe adds
Possibly this Is q step towards the enforce.
men, OF the payment Of rent.
BERLIN, December 21--The German
press comment suspiciouSly upon recent
measures for the reorganization Of the Rus
ninn urfny.
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AnrnUR,s ADMINISTRATION
VIVA. a Member Of The ways and Ifean
Tt,inkA II VIII ne.

wAsmSeroN, December 27.--DuringAhe
holiday recess there has been continued
discussion between smembeS Of Congress
over the policy Of President Arthur, and
the general conclusion Is that his will be o
practical business administration, and
actively controlled by the President him.
self. One leading member ofLhe Ways and
Means Committee, in an interview, states
that he called upon the President just after
adjournment for the holiday recess
and was surprised at the extent and
accuracy Of knowledge the rrcsi
dent had Of legislation probable and Do.
sIrable during the session. He found him
reSitvily clear and positive, and yet (
eoufleotis and delightful ccnyerationallst
Mention was made Ccneefni pe the appoin'
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Yesterday was another bad day for the
Washington assassin. Tho testimony oi
hMcDonad, IN expert on insanity, was
very damaging. Ilc spoke from much ex-
Ftence among the insane, and after con-
'ttations with GNiteAu in Jail, and watch
hshim in Court, he was fully convinced
hlt lie isa sane man and fully responsible
h'hs acts One Of the strong points
made was that insane people are oblivious
at rer'onal danger to themselves in the
commission Of their acts. Not 10, how
evG,Sith Guitcau. Like the abject crea-
'nn that he is, he took every precautlon to
gtavoy from the mob to the protection
dlhl and he has lived in mortal terror
ahs life every time he has been exposed
to,rowd.
Another point made by tho expert was
@nIalion Of n conversation with Gui.
tsiu in which the latter outlined his ex
@tatiONs as to the result OF the trial. He
''pecicdto be sent to mn asylum, and then
aoatOy being pronounced sane by IN
Examining committee
Tie observations Of DR.. Mcdonald ac
"0dr aswc notice, with those Of the Edi
lToi the Louisville Couri,r-Journdi, who
hnbCcn in Washington. For instance
Avrilcs to his paper us follows
The reports Of the trial that 90 out bJ
aeEoph from day 10 day do not give AT
idtQaatc idea Of the curious effects pro
tucei by Guitcau's goings on. There Ii {
htlhot a sequence, II relevancy In all tia
" says and does, surprising 10 one wht
hoE. below the surface Of tho play for III
aIIttior meaning and purpose. Guiteau'
sAtencls Nrc both framed and shot of Il
lila ptrmcdiatCd mark, and they rarel,
miss II. They are like carefully prepared
an ina drama OF current action. Tile,
may not, like many good things Of thI
sng,hyc much literary merit or be suitet
SMe pctusal Of The closet. llnt they do I'll
gap inihc dramatic movement Of this ex
h9rdlnnry performance, and strike the ca
WIN the force Of tho best repaftee. Hi
manner isoi piece with his matter. Crisl
md nervous, Il is, undoubtedly, but yG
msIdcrtd. lie knows minulely what HI
Saooni, Ills profile in repose Is vpryiik
ue profile pictures OF Carlyle In Harper
Wilton Of the Autobiography" His vote
nuihd' inc more OF the voice Of the lat
ven Forrest than Of any one else | can re
@ml-Fharp, querulons, but not unmusicaI
lic liscs i we'll. Every syllable liO utter
an be distinctly heard, though sometime
MgIoNIs aud bites lis words. In short
y v 'hc character he has SET himself, he
IuEthcr unique. lie that pleads his owi
cause hos fool for n client, II would b
sange II a man like Guiteau proved a
EXCEPTION TO the rule. Hence think tha
ssgdG Cox and Mr. Cotkhill have bee
W% y giving him all the rope he want
@N,lI surely hang himself, and when h
1o a@ none So the result will vindicate III
%uancl S,ncl oI the case by the court and III
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rnE srAR RouTR sEEALINos.


Special Dispatch TO the lntelligenCeE,
WAsuISGToS, December 27,-N1r, Blaine
went to New York tonight, The knowing
ones Say on business not entirely distinct
from certain personal ambition which he
is alleged to have,
Senator Sherman goes to New York
tomorrow.
A, D, Mullett, formerly Supervising
Architect OF the Treasury, seeks to be ap'
pointed Superintendent Of all the public
buildings in the course OF construction in
the United States.
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BALripoEE, December g.-FlOuf unchanstd,
Wheat, western firm; No wintet ted spot and dc.
cefnbef 81 S51ial 87i January u 3s February
ii 4iIsai nL Maph 81 !3AalAf torn WESTERN
higher: mixtti SPIT eio; January 6t{a6Sc February
iOi tIONc. Matrh 72Ha1lISc; May 75jEai6c. Oat.
easier. Hay. unchanged. PruvidOns UNCHANGED
and aniet. Butter Arm; western parked isitOy
roll lA3Qr Rep weak aud dull al 3lHiie lined
Gta15c Petroleum nominal 'oiiee steady; Rio
cafVUes paiOJGc. sHgAr very quiet: A aoit oltr.
whisky qulet Al q i7ai TX. fteights 10 Liver.
pool unchanged.
INV YonG, December 21.-nry 0oois-Thc tone
oi the market was vety qnet, hut prize, were
maintained. Cotton go0la qni I and steady Fancy
ptlntA dul but shIrtings were In lAlr demand.
bteSs g10jtAnd knit underwear moving steadily on
account u hack OrictS
Nsw ORLEANS. December 27.-t'ofite quie and
steady Rio caHues, ordinary To prime p,llc, suggi
trtve and Arm inferior 10 gUut Common bl{N
az; clarified 9B'Ic, MOlasscs quiet common 4
10 Centrifugal aM5tc; fair 47AIsc,
t1FctSSAti Dercmief a --HOrs, quiet Int hfm
common and lieht d 0R6 20 piekl = and butch
IN 81 1850. ReCeipta 26OO head; shipments a ~
| heFd
PHtAbrtntA, pccOmbet a1,-wooie-S STEADY aht
u changed.
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ST. LOUIS, December PA special from
Dcnhisoh, Texas, sayE Al iuiaula, Indian
Territory, last night, In a street difficulty
with pistols, a carpenter NAMED Ware
killed q young man nnmcd GaySUn
Ware escaped. A Missouri Pacific section
hand, Win stood near the Rrphe Of tllt
tHgedy, became frightened and ran Ill
was ordered 10 halt by the Indian polic.
Falling to stop the latter llte,l on him
killing him uhdef the misrepresentation
that he was Que Of The parties 10 the killini
attempting 70 gel away. 7
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PHILADELPHIA, December 27.-A state
tnent Of tile business Of all the lines OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, east Of
The Pittsburgh &-i;rie, for November, 1881,
compared with the same month In 1880,
shows, as compared in gross earnings,
S2G5,302; increase In expenses, Sl00,034,
and all increase IN the net earnings Of $685.
GOS. In eleven months OF 1881, as cOnl-
pared with the satne period In 1880, shows
an increase Of gross earnings OF 81, ,6SO, ,lSS,
Increase in expenses Sl,977,770. Increase
in net earnings SOP, 400.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-28

DETROIT, Mlcn., December 27.--W. s
George, editor Of tho Lansing Republican
and The head OF tue State Printing firm fol
the last thirteen years, died this morning
He Calne 10 this State some twenty year,
ago from Massachusetts,. lie was identi
fed with tho Detroit Tribune until his re
mOval to lansing. lie was one OF the bes
newspaper meh In the West. He WA
A. ysxy ars OF age and was worn out b,
inCtssatit devotion to business.
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cJIly

Aypnow it seems that Judge Lawrence
,,.n ,be First Comptroller OF tho Treas
~, an MI, born in the district across the
,i,,,-jn sy Mt Pleasant township, Jefferson
,o,n,y BIT why weary the public with
,Es in,erminablc list Of greatness native to
,b,, district. The praises Of Aristides at
Ls aroused the jealous ire Of the Athe-
mans. and it is one Of the dangers that
MAN. tAratcn the Sixteenth district that
,ts balance Of the country may rise up
,,l demand that it be declared an FAC
rrcbe.rcndrwous," free for all,
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rtnudUIcnij' Insurance Insurance.

,iaI anIiiRnisncRo, December 27.-An applied.
I"u S,,. lor the rule to show the cause why the
Viu,in,'s sia,is Of The Locliel Mutual Aid Asao.
Ss.on S,.n Of This city should not be closed
TTS%'1odc ~. made by the Attorney General to-day.
tblo 'out' granted arule making II return.
ss loflhwlih, whCteupOn tho company
IVY IVY an answer agreeing 10 decree disso.
's'slVsn appointed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-28
FROM THE CAPITAL.
NEwsNoTEs oFNATloNAL INTEREST
PrsIsrulSg the Features ARd Histories Of The
HsrO.I ofths WAr-Ths Star ROutS StsslInEI
Said to Have BSsn Used for Democratic
Campaign Purposes -PsIOAAl SotsI.
Special Dispatch to the IuIslugsncsr.

Special Dispatch to the IutslIIGOncsr,
W4IuINGToN, d. c., December 27,-Tht
War Department has for sometime pas
been collecting the pictures Of the genera
officers Of the late war commissioned by
President Lincoln. To this end u circular
letter was sent to each Of such officers
Some five hundred photographs have al
ready been received, and many Of them
are accompanied by personal histories
Congress will be asked to appropriate a
sum sufficient to publish and preserve this
valuable historical collection,
THE STAR ROUTE sTEALlNGS
A prominent Republican Congressman
has prepared u speech, which he will de-
liver at an early day, in which he will
show that none OF the Star route money
was used to secure the election Of the Re-
publican Presidential candidate last year,
but on the contrary, some $4,000 was con-
tributed by the Star route contractors to de-
feat Randall delegates in Pennsylvania, and
SIC, 900 was expended at Cincinnati to So
cure HancoCk's nomination, IIe will also
show that the same contractors expended
large sums during the campaign to the
Hancock fund.
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TtrrsBuRa, Pa, December 27.-1n the
United States Circuit Court to-day Judge
MCKennan granted the petition Of Samuel
Dickson, Of Philadelphia, asking nm injunc.
ton against the Leliigh 4 WilkeSharre
Coal Co., lie dissolved, and that the bust.
ness be taken out Of the hands Of the re-
rnivnEu
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Chs gnteltigsttter~
= A.. .s aud 81 Fo"rlecnth street
", are panied to sec that our iouF'

~, orc paincd to SEQ that our four
..,,,l,r %I contemporary on Market street
GDD ,s.t to the attenuated and sCathed
E''' ,iro ,Lat connects the "cOcklOtt" with
EFt,I,.rr Of the editor below, Those
w, w .,., .,,r'ol. Yesterday must have taxed the
,'V'l ,,',i,. IatIc dupIcx,quadrupleE'com
D Dr.r.ibJc grapevine to its utmost capacity.
r,, ,rS',brr,6e Washington correspondent is
.,'.n, %" Of present the faithful grapevine
1', ..i,,duly all the same, All it needs is
/. wv, ,,lI on the smoothing-iron for more
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CLEARING m0TNE nEpoRTs.
The Exhibits OF Ihe Exchanges at the
Principal CIties,

BosroS, December 27,-From the Post
The following table shows the total gros.
exchanges at the twenty.four leading clear
ing houses in the United States, twenty
three being for the week ended December
p, and one, Louisville, for the week ended
December %;
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good deal Of parrot'like talk, Dr. Mac
Donald deviated somewhat from the conrsC
pursued by tho rest OF them. deem II
but lust TO myself to say did not say to
him that i had examined the law in rela,
ton to this matter Corkhill then read
Il 9 second Hypothetical question, upon
which Guiteau commented m pdEtl'i, with
such expression US shat ID isabsOlutely false,"
"that Is that fellow Shaw's lie" "that Is
all rubbish, it Is nobody's business where |
got the money" II didn't kill him, the
doctors killed him."
Witness answered; "Assuming the facts
set forth TO be true, and adding that to the
statement OF Others, it strengthens my
opinion that the man was sane on the Cd
Of July"
Exception to the question and the m.
swer was noted by the defense.
Colonel Reed conducted a long cross
examination, and proposed series OF
hypothetical questions, based upon the
acts and conduct OF the prisoner, to show
that such acts and such conduct would not
be inconsistent with the theory OF insanity,
Witness admitted that insane persons
were more liable to be adjudged sane
than sane persons were to be adjudged in.
sane,
NOT MUCH COMFORT.
scoville took up the cross examination
and questioned the witness at some length,
relative to the symptoms and causes Of in.
sanity, Witness stated that insanity was
the result OF diseased brain, and was
asked, care you not coniVundipg the cause
and effect and cannot unusual exCitatiOn
OF emotion, or excessive worry and care
and anxiety overturn the reason and cause
disease OF the brain ?"
Witness admitted that such might be tho
case with some qualification that 0verwork,
care and anxiety mightproduCe dyspepsia,
which with other causes might lead TO in.
sanity, and TINT would make necessary dis.
sase Of brain, and disease Of brain would in |
It's turn stimulate insanity
Question-W0ll, now, Is It not fact that |
You learn that tho brin Is diseased from
evident unsoundness Of mind?
Answer-From that and from physical
Indications also.
Pending further Crossexamination court
adjourned till tomorrow.
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THE DAILY MARKETS,
THE LATEST TELEaRAeHIc REPORTS
0fths Condition Of the HRrGOts at the LeSdlRE
Trade Csnssr' Of the Country Rallav
Prices fSr the Principal staples Plnan.
sIL and Commercial 4RAIrl,

,EEw YoRK, December 27-NoSEY-Aa6 pet Ceni,
closing ~ per cent Prime mercantile Galu 6Ri
per cent. sterling Exchange bauken bills weak
| " y Nv; demand & Sab.
GovERNNENTS-IrTeHulF.
Y = u, t1teadei IDOL lLehlgh & Wilks,.,..,iOs
Y s. s., extended,,, lo9 tsl, 7, Ssx. City lSislOl
W. couponA,.,..,,.. lA9slu Paclhcb nd, lsls-llf
keiRl SSsE.,s 3! " IL g. + < saEd Sa. sS9s.i
central Pacific, lAt, no. Texas Pacific plBtE. u
"Oaered,
RAILROAD BoSDs-In lgh. demand at gcnsE.
ally higher prices than saturdays closing,
STATE sEcuRITIE-Dull,
louisiana ConsolA. Gs54 Virginia 6s.,,,.,.,.,. 80
Missouri Gs.r.,..,."ll4 ViHilRll Consuls, Cx.
=. J0aeph.,;e,,.."".rl9S tFa mat. coupons, a
tennessee tennessee g. new, e2sIsS Ge'ofFea- IN
sIoCRs-SpculallOn opened weak and )EAl pol
cent lower for the general list than saturday
Ssosing price,, while Lake EhV& Western icll on
percent, The early dealings WGrU marked BY
decline 9i H42N per cent, which was led BY Wabash
preferred and common, whlle New York Elevated
iell of6 per cent 10 luO. subsequently there WIS
recovery OF hRlh p0r cent Wabash preferred aud
common, MiS'Ouh Pacific, Northern Pariic pfS,
leTrol aud Reading hepg most prominent therein,
IN The Gu par Of the afternoon thrlc was M i'd
whiln Metropolitan tleyatrd rose "a Rnd New York
. eyated 10 oVcnd pCF cent Subsequently lilo
ttlllEAtl bgcAHn unsettled hui closed IN the main
tirinUF Transactions Sl5, ,0OO ShnpL
From the Commercial Bulletin; In tho stock
market the changes for tho day were irregular paFt
OF ths llst having gained and plrt lost. as tho ~.
suit 81 mo days transactions In tho lint hour,
(!he Stock Exchange having opened Ut II OclOckj
the market WIS all weak, but lrUm noon uulil tho
close there were intervals VI strength lS well ns Of
wCasncSs, The undeniablo purchase by outsideIa
~ TIC last two days and full payment for the ettOr
class Of stocks IL giving the mArkGtn much lt AdOs
undertone than Il has had SinCU the recent blusk
began: Altogether, tho market Is wOrking In awny
70 make possible successful bull campaign eaily
Il pl hmm Ia ~,
that certainly there will be such u campaign, but
tue whole working VI the market Indicates
H. One very gOOd sigll Is that the street y bLCom
lug very belTsh aud that IIndcn NTC selling stocks
short Ut furious rate, 50 that when rlO market
latTly turns which may mt bG Unit Into the New
Year, tho "sttUvl" demand for stocks wi bu Ar,g.
Ondon market for American securities " lower To-
day aud some stocks RTp decidedly weak, bat I'm
attempted stampede by English holders OF our
sterkS Into pailic has not yet been AuCe'tsuh II
4 panic there should OFclf tho foreign exchange
market her would show nj once but tho sterling
exchange has In tho last few tllys pNsi, nstaul Ot
importing gold
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New YOhK, December 2L--The steam.
ship GermahiC, arrived today, brought
over S50O,O0O In gold.
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After recess DWtor Mcdonald again lonk
thektand. Guiteau, who had jnst taken hia
Bcat, looked over 10 the Jury and said,
"These experts ate doing lhls 6ulihts with
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NIw YoRK, December 27-AloSEY-Aa6 pet Oenl,
closing ~ per ccNL Prime mercantile Valu GR1
per cent sterling ENchang0 bauken bills weak
At w demand = saH.
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FANCY GOODS.

GLOVES in Kid. Berlin, Lisle Thread, Silk
- and Lace showing all the newest shades
Tor the season. slso new assortment of Lace
hltts. P:ice 25c. SOC, 75c and 81 Is per pair.
Corsoss in s(i the leading styles, Eerfsc: in ft
and finish. Prices 50c to So SO per pair.
Underwear Special attention is called to the
large assortment for Ladies Gents Misses,
Boys and Infants in Gauza, Lisle Thread, Cos
ssrler and Summer Merino: also are exhibiting
q choice assortment Of Ladies' Underpsrments
of every description, Chemises, Drawers, Night
gowns. Skirts Sc.
Linen and Silk Ra2 dkerchiefs-Suspenders.
Hosiery, showing tho most choice patterns rs
vel! as the lsraes. assortment Of medium and
hacr qual!ty. Consia7tly adding the latest pat
ter3s US soon as ihoy ara offered for sale by tho
m msnufacturas.
Neck Rulings, GutF:. Skirts, Veiiinsa, But.
tons, SILKS, Cottols Sc
Gdsiags in Swiss, Asnburg, Nainsoos, Cora
l,ne Fe:mcalle, Faler ciennes, Languedoc,
Iorcnon, Russian, Vense Crochet, sc.
E!ghmie Patent Bosom, Reinforced snd
Scratch Shirts, III isundried and unleundried.
Collars and Cuffs, szos y to Is inches. Prices
l2c. 15c, 2Cc and 25c.
Germantown, Shetlsnd and Ss1ony Wool,
Zephyr WoIssed in sll Colocs, Silks. Canvass, &C.
Necswsar-At ali times tho collection will
surpass sill other asscrtulalts offered in the city.
a fine display Of Clsudent the hes. Scarf ever
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