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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-05
Fort Worth

FoRr WORTH, Nov. Al Special. I'm the
recorders court this morning Jim Carroll
and Alex Wood were fined So each for
drunkenness; Will Sowitt 50 for assault and
battery.
On account of other business Judge Hood
did not hear the habeaS corpus case of will
HetlrOn. The case viii! be heard Saturday.
The official bonds of Frank Ellston, tax
collector; j. b. Bond, county treasurer, W
D Hail. assessor; w. S. Pendleton. county
attorney, and several precinct officers were
approved by the commissioners court.
There were twenty United States pen
sioners in the city to-day signing their pay
certificates before the county clerk.
Mr., j. S Cady died at Arlington Satur.
day and his son died this morning, each of
pneumonia.
Some steps are being taken to have the
City mills rebuilt.
Rowan Tucker, deputy sheriff, left this
morning for Freestone county for James
Criswell, who is in that county Jail for the
murder in 1869 of Edwards, in this county.
Professor Alex Hogg returned this morn
ing from east Texas.
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ing, fired several shots at Clay and
then blew his own brains out. with the
same pistol, dying instantly. DR.. CLAY
died this morning. They had been part
ners for several months, doing thriving
business, and no difficulty is known to have
existed between them, until Yesterday,
when DR.. Eyetzky received severe
eowhlding from 4 Mrs. Moore and Miss
Hawkins, who accused him of talking about
them. EyetzEy was under the impression
that his partner had something to do with
MS being cowhlded, which is thought led to
the fatal shooting
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ADDITIONAL SUNDAY DISPATCHES

Dublin, Dec. S.-lrish members of par.
lament gave n banquet to a. NJ. Sullivan.
Kenney described Jenkinsoh as an ex-mur-
derer from India, who was organizing sys-
tenn of provocation to crime. Sullivan
extolled the power of the Irish In America.
lie anticipated the day would come when
the American government would declare it
tailed to understand why the Irish trouble
could not be stiled by granting Ireland
federal rights, and would invite England to
a friendly conference on the subject. Par.
nell expressed confidence that the Irish
party in parliament would continue to
make solid progress.
NRw ORLEANS NOTES.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 3,-Patrick 0'Bren,
DEPUTY sheriff, in barroom difficulty with
Lawson and Oscar Carrie, was shot five times,
and fatally wounded by Oscar Carrie. Oscar
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has been languishing in the county Jail for
over two years, on charge of land grabbing,
has had his sentence of five years in the
penltentlary affirmed by the higher cOnrts.
Today he wrote the commissioner of the
land othce lengthy letter, urging that he
use his influence TO secure pardon for him,
lie Is perfect wreck physically and men.
tally, and doubtless will be pardoned long
before the expiration OF his term.
The report OF Hon. lIollincsvorth. the
seer etary cf the board Of education, which
will be soon resdy. abounds with much in
formation OF value 10 the public DR..
curry, general agent OF the Peabody
lana, has written him that there
has been appropriated TO Texas
SlJ,aW, or twice as much, excluding the
Nashville, Tennessee, normal school, as
any other state. IL is 10 be distributed as
follows; sam Houston normal school,
$500; Nashville scholarships for seven
Texas students already appointed, Sl400,
corporation schools, $500, summer nor
mai schools, for services the past summer,
81 ZOO Texas Journal OF Education, com.
plimentary, 500 In regard to the appor-
uonment of the s. 800 TO corporation
schools, DR.. Curry says: II would be glad
Tor you to make me a schedule beginning
at Galveston, excluding schools in towns
which have had aid for three years, which
charge tuition, which do not continue nine
months, which are not well taught, which
are rada ins or central points, and which
do not provide, through local taxes, for the
support of schools The secretary will
comply with the above. and in a few DAYS
furnish the desired information,
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sasa.sa..

Illustrated Marriage Guide, go pages, cloth
ard giit binding 50 cents, same n paper cover
% cents Manhood. 10 eeuts; womGnhood. n
cents; pamphlet cents securely sealed, by
mail Send money OF postsge stamps Or.
WHITTIER, the great specialist. 6l7 ST. Charles
street, ST. Louis, No.
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Advocates of prohibition need have no
fears of "Prckly Ash Btters," as it is a
medicine, and by reason of its cathar.ic
properties cannot be used as a beverage
1t is manufactured from the purest mate
rails, and acts directly on the liver, kid
neys, stomach and bowels. As blood
purifier it has no equal. Is pleasant to the
aste, and effective in its action.
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Palestine.

PALESTINE, Dec. l,-[Special. J. Hon, ].
H Reagan lett for Washington to-day. He
has been sick for the last two last two
weeks, and was hardly able to bear the
Journey, but started nevertheless.
1t lis rumored on excellent authority that
Harding, late superint endent of the Gal.
weston road, has just been appointed as
sistant manager Of the Gould system under
Talmage, Numerous other changes are
Anticipated.
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MARSHALL, Dec. 4--ISpecial w, W.
Spiyey, district attorney, put in his appear
ance this morning at the opening OF the
criminal docket Dr. Thomas Powell, IN
dicred for II urder, was tried and acquitted
The criminal docket is light. The grand
Jury is in session, Many country people
are in the city in attendance on the courts
as iurOrs and witnesses.
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l96o Prizes .........- ...-..,.....,..,. elsl 400
Whole Tickets, S2i Half Tichets,SI
n Tickets, S50i 5STickets 800.
Remit money or bank draft In letter, or send
b. express Don't send by registered letter OF
postoiiice order Orders OF s. aud upward by
express can be sent at our expense Addrcss A |
orders to r. NJ BoARDMAN, Couricr.Jounsl
building, Louisville, Ky.
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ll,279 Prizes. amounting to .....
ATE

We do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the monthly and sem. AN.
nual Drawings Of tho Louisiana State Lottery
Company and that the same are conducted with
honesty, fairness and In good faith toward ali
parties We authorize the company to use this
certificate, with tac-similos OF our signatures at.
tached. In Its advertisements.
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Galveston

GALVESTON, Dec. Especial. THE
board of aldermen met this evening and as
Was expected the mayor vetoed the ordi-
nance granting the right-ofway to the
Cult Colorado Il Santa Fe railway through
me city. The board deferred further ac-
ton until the next meeting,
=, Considerable excitement was created in
The city yesterday by the reports OF big
hre in Houston. Fire engines No. and 6
We're sent up under command of Foreman
Mcmahon and Golfer. They returned to
the city to-day and say that they rendered
valuable services in Houston.
Directors of the Santa Fe railroad held n
meeting this morning and passed resolu-
ton by which the first mortgage bonds COW
er acquired roads.
George Bond, who stabbed Phlenger n
lew davs ago, was admitted to bail to-day
IN The sum of $500.
The flags in the city have been at half
mast to-day in respect to the memory OF
Charles l.. Beissner, who died in Germany
on the LIST.
a Frenchman named Clements Lupon
was found dead in his bed at about oclock
Yesterday morning. Excessive drinking
was the cause.
Fourteen arrests to-day for drunkenness.
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Mr.. Warde as Claude Meluotte at Il Q
matinee az Craddock's opera.house, 70. m.
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yyWS By SPECIALS.

Hams Of Note Happening in all POr-
tioas of the State Transmitted
to the Herald by Special
Correspondents.
r,sut, at AuStin-What is Going on in
tbe VariOus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
inteudeut nOlliHgSWOrth
And Secretary Garry Corresponding as
TO State schools Personal and
General Mention.
Tder: The Commission of Appeals Adj
iOurn After Most ArduouS
Session.
Henderson: Conference Appointments.
Matters in Marshall.
Galveston: Right-Of-Way Vetoed
Municipal Matters.
Palestine: Hon. j. II. Reagan Rail
way RumOrS.
San Antonio: 4 New Railway Talked
Of City Dots.
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Austin.

AUSTIN, Dec 4-[spec,al The George.
town Library association filed a charter to.
day.
The secretary of state will count the votes
iSth pa,,sns .rn ..n,i,,S a,iiv n,a H.,
above date all will be IN.
IL. W. Hanks, well known in Dallas, who
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Tyler.

Tyler, Dec. 4.-[Special. l-Commission of
Appeals-Afllrmed; FLAMES etal VS.. Donald,
from Falls county Howard ct al VS.. Kop-
perly, from Bell county johnson VS., Size.
lhang, from Williamson county; Conrad Il
Foble vs.. HUFF & Brock from Caldwell
county; Blanks VS.. Todd, from Travis
county; Shilling VS.. Howell, from Lamar
county; Ross VS., Fitchard and wife, from
bastrop county,
Dalton ct al VS.. Moss, from Robertson
county, and Evans vs. Lane, from Travis
county, were reversed and remanded.
This court adjourned to day,
Judge Walker, who has been sick for
some days, in company with Judges
Watts and Delany, lelt for
Galveston this evening This court is liter
ally worn out, having decided in two months
" OF the most difficult cases.
The following Is summary Of their
work: Reversed and remsnd,d %; re
versed and rendered, 3; reversed and dis.
missed, l; affirmed, 40; appeals dismissed,
.; motions for fehearing overruled, ?; mo.
tons for rehearing granted, |; total, IS
A partnership has been formed fhr the
publ cation of a iirst.cass law periodical
weekly at Austin by gentlemen here, who
p oppose to get out their first is'ue January
lst. Asa frst.class weekly law journal is
greatly needed in Texas, the enterprise will
no doubt prove successful. The editor is
highly endorsed by the courts and has had
considerable experience In such matters.
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CURE YOURSELF!

VT Bohannans Vegetable Curative" warranted 10 ner
ahenty cure all unns Of Speraaitnrrh.a or ssminat
heatne', Grntrai Debility, impoitney etc. shd r,siorrs
lo't Povcr' and brings back the "ioaiffaI Nissr of
Those who have destroyed hy sexual eNrcs on Vi prne
ices mhSmlwu 60 sv.gn weeks tine, This remedy which
has been used by Dr. Bohannan In hs private uaeire a.
Trinity Years, was gNcr known 10 fall la curing even
The NORni tisi$ 1t gives vitality aud hnnnrs energy
WITH wonderful 'hcc, ~ those mddt-Ggpl mtn WHO Ggs
Nrakness beyond their years. It's lnyigurnny pupcrtA
arr itl az once Young men suffering from the ,ppss,
qucnccs o. that dvadly drs fuctyr habit oI siS Absl
.an use lhm NE cne with the assurance o. q sreeiy sI1l
ihANbAi cure. The patient gains strength and claS,
tiy OF spirits at once as acts directly on tic ia IL a4
ga a. soothing aud healing tonic and an0dyne 10 the r.
atrd seminal vcscca aud Initiated ducts impaTg poNs,
and tone nd restoring thc 10 thsr naiura state hc ssr
Is " the banctal habit had never hctn pird In Th<
,ngtdientf are simple productions Of naiureba rooS
herbs ,ttr and are spccnc for the aho diseases
itlce, 1--we Dollars, sent with tni directions er n
any address Tor sale only nj d. A. nohauuan ON al
No al North th street, between Washington ayen,,, aiX
Ufecn Ntset ", l0ur, Esiahlgh In lSr
pgDr, bs"trrailsn On Special i.sa.es" which give,
th d,nsa'on % n. halnt. causes. symploms cans q,
'iliLE 10 any addTcss upon receipt ofonc stamp '
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Henderson,
HENDERSON, Dec. i.-fSpecial The
east Texas conference closed its lahors to.
day at O'Clock. A great deal OF interest
h been taken in the care and comfort of
the delegates by our citizens. great many
are leaving to-day, and others will follow
tomorrow. Bishop Linus Parker, of New
Orleans, has been attending the
conference. Rev. Dr.. McFcrrin. of
Nashville, is also here. Bishop Parker
will remain several days and will 50 hence
to Austin
The following appointments have been
promulgated San Augustine DISTRICT.
W johnson, presiding elder; San Angus
tine, J. 7. Murich; Melrose circuit George
=. Wilson; Nacodogches, J. l.. Dawson, j.
W. Bond Pleasant Grove circuit, l., c.
Nreeve Pine Hill circuit, j. ). Mathis,
thage circui J. b. Hall; Buena Vista cir
emit, d. II Watkins; Shelby circuit, W
W.. Bridewell; Hemphll, Missouri
Smith. Beaumont dislrict-R. W.
Thompson, presiding elder; Beaumont and
Orange, +. NJ. Stonewall; Spurger mission,
William Il. NcDowe Newton circuit, J. o..
Allen; Jasper station, w. b. Patterson; Jas
per circuit, Marion Donnegan; Woodvile
circuit, B. A. Thomas; Homer circuit,
IL, II. Vaughn; Barsola civ
G,'.; .; = oaInouh, LiVlnStone circuit
IL. NJ Sproule; Wallacevilie mission, Il. W.
towns; SABINE fass circuit, j. d: brown
ing; fIhe 'sIana' IL M Merry; Liberty CIR
culI, James Mc,artyi transferred. D.. A.
stafford, W. ~. L. conference; Marshall
district Johii ADAMS presiding elder Mar
shall station to be supplied; Harrison cir
CUT, +. ii browning; DeBerry circuit, w.
IL. Ordls; Hallvllle circuit, IL. NJ Booth;
Longvlew circuit, j., L. smith; BeIleview
circuit, Il. A. Lecture, W. II, Crawford;
henderson station; j. Nj. Truit;
Mlneoa ana Big Sandy. Il.
H., Bolton; Oyerton and Troupe,
Albert Little; Starvllle circuit, Smith; Gar
den Valley, Lacy Boon; Eden, D.. I. San
derson; Canton, j. r. Rodgers; Alexander
institute, |. Alexander. Palestine district,
Il 5, tlnlay; tyler station, w. A. Sampey;
Trinity, J.; +, Archer Athens circuit, j. G,
Woolan klckapoo circuit l.. IL. Booth;
Palestine station, W, Il. Phillips; Palestine
circuit, A.. '. Bridges; Crockett circuit ID. 7.
! Cullen; Lovelady, /. J. Blocker Mount
Vernon circuit, Il. I. Brasher; Rusk cir
cult, Il. +. Boone; Jacksonville circuit, l.,
NJ. Fowler; LarlsSa circuit, j. i. Smith
Bible agent, j. &. Hucker.
49,,
'ors'cana'
CoRsIcANA, Dec. Especial. : when the
warden of the county jail made his round,
yesterday evening he discovered some flies
and other lall-hreaking appliances in one
OF the cells IN which several parties are con
fined accused of cattle stealing. A young
man employed by one of our most promi
nent merchants was arrested, charged with
smuggling the tools in.
the Texas 81 LOUIS railway, IS III town
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San Antonio: \ New Railway Talked
Of City Dots.


other Interesting News by Specials.
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At the matinee to-day, the Lady of
LYONS.
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Palestine: Hon. j. II. Reagan Rail
way RumOrS.
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Galveston: Right-Of-Way Vetoed
Municipal Matters.
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Conference Appointments.
Matters in Marshall.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-10-07
What is Poetry,

"What is poetry p is a conun
drum we find in an esteemed con
temporary. When a young lady re-
coives letter from her lover and
finds at the omega Of It those soul
inspiring lines
"The rose is red. the yioIets- blue. ---
No knife can yumwW in two"
she is willing 10 make oath that
sweetor poetry never was written.
The world IS full Of poetry. The
little girl of six summers, with heav-
emily blue eyes, laughing dimpIe,
fluffy golden hair pink checks and
pink sash, IS q sweet poom-and ten
years hence some young man will
want TO metre and form a couplet
The yellow cur gong "kiting" dowr
the street with tinware attach
mont, is a poem-of the doggere
order. The sad-cyed fisherman
who stanza long the rivers odg'
four hours without getting a bite
IS verse-avorso TO standing Their
any longer; so epics up his lines
which have not fallen in pleasan
places, and concludes to ron-dcauw
homo. And tho tutt of tende
grass, that appears after the snow
of winter have departed, IS a sprinI
poem-but not the kind the edito
"sits upon" The man in the whit
, pants at tho picnic does that. An
, now # you don't know what poetr
, ~, we give it w.
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Contentnent.

BE couten ted, my SON You need
not be satisfied with what are you
don't want 70 live without amb-
ton so long rs you live strive to
be something better, and higher,
and stronger tomorrow than you
arc to-day, but don't worry, don't
fret. Wear your own roady.made
clothes with the alr OF a Prince, un-
I'll you can do better; eat your
twenty-five cent dinner with the
manner OF man who is accustomed
to fare samplaously every day on
hing for a change. Keep the sun.
shine in your heart and it will shine
out OF your face Tho world is NJ.
ways grateful to sunny.temperod
man just because he is good enough
and gracious enough to live in 1t.
Laugh. my son, if your stomach is
so empty that you cannot toll
whether your pain is in your liver
or backbone wear your hat jaunti.
y if it 10 so full of holes that YOU
can't SEQ tho grease and weather
stains that cover ii speak cLoer-
fully though you have to wear
your overeoat every time your SHIRT
goes to the laundry. 1t won't be
an easy thing to do right along
tho days will como when good IN.
diligence III tho 'bluos' would seem
like paradise; there will be hours
when you would rather swear than
laugh when you would rather
growl and wall than look pleasant j;
thoro will be times when, IN spite
oil your strength and manhood and
good resolutions, you will go away
by yourself and groan and put your
face in your hands and cry like
girl. know il, son. But don't
mako habit of il, and don't let any
ono see you do it, 1t is danger.
GUS luxury, son, and should only be
INDUCED in at very long intervals
and on rare occasions. Cultivate
eontentment, if you have no gloves,
put your hands IN your pockets; If
your coat is out at the elbows, back
And when prosperity comcs-not if,
but whcn-you will be proudor OF
your good nature in the dark days
of adversely, my son, than you can
be of all the honors, and all the
fame and position that prosperity
and success can bring you. Never
worry, my son, don't fret; it viii
only make your face thin and your
hair turn gray.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-10-07
A Curious Custom

A little moro than n century
a curious custom at tho maria
widows was common in Pha nrao.
phia. 1t was no less than the COCO
mony being performed with the.
BRIDE (for tho second time) in her
shift, without any apparel upon her.
This was in accordance with sup.
position prevalent then, that such
proceeding would secure the hus-
band in law from being sued for any
debts Of his predecessor. This was
a common ocourance when the bus
band died in debt, the woman thus
affecting to leave all to his creditors.
A writer, speaking of tho customs
of tho last century, tells of widow
going from her former house to the
house of her intended husband, IN
her shift only, and he meets her by
the way, and clothes her before
witnesses, saying che had lent
them"
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-10-07
How They Lived eBefoah de wah."

There is a eolored couple in Aus
tin, old Uncle Naco and Aunt su.
key, his wife, who have been mar.
ried moro than forty years, and who
have qr2rreled steadily all the
lhsy arc notin aa flourish
ing elrcumstanoes, financially, as
thoy used to be before the war, and
this was the subject uhder discussion
a few nights since IN their shanty on
Austin avenue.
awe is getting poorer and poorer
cherry yeah" remarked old Nacr,
"Dat's SO, for fac. Doesn't you
remember dem good old days bofoah
dc wah, when We was fixed up 80
cumfabIe, wild all dc eonveniences z"
replied Aunt sukey, as she hoavod
a sigh.
"Dem good ole days am nober,
neber gwino ter como back" ro-
sponded tho old darkey, wIping
away tear.
obey am nebor gwine to como
back" repeated Aunt Sukey, eds
mally, 'now We has got muffin but
tin waro on do table but in
dose days, don't you remember, ole
man, how wo used tor frow chimney,
real chimney cups, wuff fifty cents
apiece, across dc table at each I'D
der ?"
The old mans face lightened up
with the memory OF happier days,
and he looked twenty years youn.
ger as he talked about new $40
pair Of boots he wore out on her
person, and the expensive silk dress
ho tore up for her because she sold
his razor strop to peddler for somo
"tshel flowers and folders, and sch
truck"
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miscellaneous.
pavy Croeket's Motto.

LIE successful applications ofthe iamili,
saving, "be sure you're right, then .
""'''t3 70 the business life, is what bring
' ,..",. 70 '"e ~ . the heap. What the co,
sntutional growlers s,.o ;, Iuel - IN snee, :.
iuI men, Is only the Possession e ~ ,.,.,,,
of following Days advice. ana, W6e M
portunily oilers knowing how to
GO AHEAD.
When Your plans of lie are clear
Go ahead
But no faster than your brains;
lln'sie'aa.alwaYs ,nthe rear
If Dame p-..aeuru hrs the reins,
Goahcadl
Do not ask too broad a test
Go ahead
Tagging never elears the sight;
When YOU do your duty best,
You will best know what is right,
Go ahead
Never doubt righteous cause;
Go ahead
Throw yourself completely in;
Conscience shaping all your laws,
Manfully, through thick ard thin,
Go ahead !
Do not ask "Who'll 60" with you;
On tbou1
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-10-07
His Meaning.

While Mrs. Johnson was walking
around her kitchen the other day
making a general investigation Of
things, her little con stepped in anC
said
"Say, ma, do you know that Jacl
Jones Just came up TO SEQ sisto
lane 2"
"Yos."
"Do you know they arc IN th
rorlor tocetbor p" cd
ant,
III 40. lich
uDo ron know thev are in zeal
~ } Wi
cumming" press
"What's that you say 2 on ne
| in Mrs. johnson, rather shay to as !
al say they are in theI age 2, . !
ming" of 90
Jano wouldn't let him = pound
in Mrs. Johnson, with great line o.
az. diana knowa halter th, fiom
SD - Spring
"Knows better than tina vance
yelled the boy as he got outsISmapTea
door. az don't know what Cha
there is in Thorn to sit in Their .ason
ming autumn leaves on pie'
cardboard" 80,
He skipped lightly out, and IN
mother seemed greatly roioved.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-10-07
A Difficult Problem Solved,

The desire for stimulants IL be-
coming a monstrous evil and how
TO overcome it is a serious question
with reformcrs. Parker's Ginger
Tome fairly solves the difficult
problem. 1t invigoratos body and
mind without Intoxicating, and has
brought health and happiness to
many dosolato homes Il Enquirer.
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