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HiEE.

DIED.
Sacramento, January 30 Headley Mathaney, ma
tive Of Kentucky, 81 year.. (kentucky and Liy-
ington, Louisiana, papers please copy)
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the Hayden Building, street, between Front and
Second, this afternoon at oclock.l
GAINESVILLE, January 3o-Infant daughter of E. and
B. Daniels.
Los Angeles, January 14-George Meyer, IS years,
II months and days
Sonora, January 25-John Thomas G5 years.
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PACIFIC COAST.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES To THE RECORD.
UNION.
CALIFORNIA.
Items from stockton.

STOCKTON, January 30sh-Coroner Ring,
an old and esteemed citizen. died to-day, after
a short illness.
John Compton, the colored burglar, who
was arrested on Sunday, will plead guilty in
the Police Court to-day. He wanted no wit
nesses. He said: Il was dar; an I'll
show you how l got in and how got out. sab.
I doan want no witnesses" He was held in
81, 600 bail.
Hawkins, the insane, was released this
morning. Before night he became SO violent
that he was rearrested, and examined before
Judge Buckley, and committed TO the asylum
Constable James, of Lodi, to-day brought
to Jail Arthur Pierce, charged with grand
larceny committed at Lodi. He found his
man at Bakersfield, Kern county. where he
had Just escaped charge Of burglary.
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A weu.Knswn Printer on the wnrpath-
He perforases a LAWYER with n Bullet.

BoDIE, January 30th.-Wm. w. Barnes,
formerly publisher of the Mammoth City
Herald, at o'clock to-day shot l.. E. Tubbs,
a lawyer of Benton. in the left leg. The
wound is not dangerous. Barnas fred two
shots, one of which was aimed at Tabbs'
heart and cut the left breast of the vest and
shirt. Tnbbs states that the cause was
jealousy of Barnes wife, which he AYERS was
utterly without foundation. Barnes is well
known over the coast az printer and gener.
ally unsuccessful publisher. About a month
ago he announced that he would publish a
daily paper in Bodie, but as yet it has not
apoesred
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UTAH.
Return of the Governor Captured will
ShOfguns.

ShOtguns.
SALT LAKE January 30th.-Goyernor Muir
ray returned to-day from Washington, fully
sustained by the Administration. He is very
hopeful of the work which Congress proposes
to do for Utah, and while in Washington
urged Congressman to pass the bill appoint
ing Legislative Commission in place of the
present polygamous Legislature, which will
govern Utah the same as the District of Co
lumhia.
The Climax people at Park City captured
the Walker and Webster works on Saturday
with shotguns.
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ARIZONA.
Morse.ThIef Captured.

WILCOX, January 30th.-Deputy United
States Marshal A. f. Burke to-day arrested
Francisco Farreso, notorious horse-thief,
for stealing mules from the Government at
Fort Grant,
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Little Girl Fatally Shot witt, Toy Pistol.

SAN DIEGO, January 30th.-About 5
o'clock this evening little girl eyed 10 years,
named Agnes Mccormick, was accidentally
shot ia the head by playmate of the same
age, named Walter Rsnnis, son of the County
Recorder. The boy had one of the common
toy pistols. made to explode percussion paper
upon, and had in some way managed to gotta
the mischief. He did not see the girl when
he fred the pistol, and only knew that she
was near by hearing her scream. The bullet
took effect ia the center Of her forehead. The
girl is still living. but has been unconscious
since the bullet struck her, aad the attending
physician says she cannot survive more than
a few hours.
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BORN.

Brighton January 2s-Wife Of Charles studarus, a
RiceviIle, January l9--wlfe of ]. }. Donovan, a
sou.
Fort Jones, January a-wife of B. Shelly, daugh-
ter
suisnn, January 1a-wife of Wolf cerkel daush-
Eagleville, January 10 Wife Of W. H. Bowman, a
son.
Adm, January 14-wife of C. Lapoint, a daughter.
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An Unfortunate TIsh.-Rope rerfor.ner

HOLLIsTER, January Subtitle pefform-
ance here this afternoon of Professor d. j.
Dare, travelling tight-rope walker, resulted
in an accident which may yet result fatally.
The Professor had given an exhibition this
morning, which was witnessed by large
crowd. Before commencing his afternoon
performance, however, he failed to examine
the fastenings, and just as he had COM
menced the rope gave way at one end, pre-
cipitating the performer TO the ground. The
cable was stretched from the top of the Nc
Mahon House to the top of Hobbs block, at
hight of over thirty feet from the ground.
The fall resulted in severe concussion Of the
brain. The Professor was taken to his room
at the hotel. where he now lies. Although
the extent of his injuries is not fully known,
his chances for recovery are considered very
doubtful. He comes from Wolcott, n. Y,
where his wife and child are now living.
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CORSETS!

The Arrival last aCeeI; OF u fresh
Supply of FRENCH WOVEN COR
SETS prompts as to add q aCOrd i1a
yon, D ,s91f1s ae5 Co ,hsy IN
that they are made i2a one piece; the
qch0IebO3ee being aCOUe3e az as the
making gresses-thereby i1ssat3'-
ing q better and smoother finish and
greater strength fo3' ace0r. In shape,
the better Kinds en60dy the greatest
perfection get attained i9a Corset
MANN actas1e. French WOUe2e COrsets
mag be common eUe2'yaChere, bast COM
mon 2eOsChere at oar prices. We also
offer other 0dU02et0ges peculiar to
large batying-0 acide g03'5ety of styles
and u full assortment of e.ctr0 sizes.
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xyealher probabllllies.

WASHINGTON, January sOth.-Indicaticns for the
Pacific coast region cloudy weather and rain north
of San Francisco. FAN. weather in southern Cali
fornia
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Four years I'm the state Prison.

SAN JOSE, January S0th.-Alvino F. Pico.
convicted of grand larceny, was to-day SEN
fenced to four years in the State Prison. The
sentence has been in absyance over a week, TO
allow physicians to ascertain whether Pico
was insane or not, but on Saturday it was
discovered that he had been shamming.
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riftv wears Imp-isoumcnt.

BAKERSFIELD, January 3oth. = Thomas
Herbert, who was found guilty of murder in
the secopd degree last Wednesday, for the
killing of Charles Zeigler, was sentenced
this morning by Judge Brundage to fifty
years imprisonment. Herbert is the man
in defending from the mob at Kernville last
October
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Flowers for
Ballroom Dresses!

SCOTCH PLAID SHA WIS. en-
aU022,a, gJOaCjng colOrs that add
chee31stlness to The breakfast table;
or make bright and pretty the
pJ0i2aest costume OF the school miss,
80 cents. Some not AU-aCOOL and
smaller, SO cents.
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ETHA GOLD MINING co
YENHE PRINCIPAL OFFICE OF THE lETNA
4 Gold Mining Company has been established at
No. IOIl Fourth street,
ST. George Pudding, Sacramento 1885,
PROBATE NOTICE.

I'm THE SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF CALL
4 fornia county of Sacramento.-In the matter
of the estate OF ANN VALLEAU, deceased
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY, the 18th
day OF FEBRUARY, 1882 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said
day. at the Court room of said Court at the Court
house, in the city of Sacramento county of Sacra-
mento, and State of California, have been ap-
pointed the time and place for proving the viii OF
said ANN yALLEAU, deceased, and for hearing
the application of ANNA P. VALLEAU for the
issuance TO her of letters OF administration with the
will annexed thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court
this 2sth day of JANUARY, 1882.
[sEAL.l THOS. II. BERKEY, Clerk
By CHAs M. CcGLAN, Deputy Clerk.
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The men with the biggest watch-chains
usually have a silver watch at the end of it.
i Hartford Globe.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE
---l----------------- ---|---l------------------
SteWartst0Wn.

STEwARTsTowN, Oct. 17th.-Mr.
Lanslot John and wife have returned
from an extended trip through the
West. Mr.. John is much improved
in health by his tour.
Mrs. Dan O'Grady is seriously i'll
with fever. Her early recovery is
hoped for by all.
Miss Carrie Blosscr is very low
with typhoid fever, but will no doubt
soon recover through her excellent
treatment of DR.. Davenport.
Charles NcwmaR Of Oakland has
been quite i'll while visiting his
friends here, but is now out again.
VIM. II. Newman is again on the
old sod. He cannot and he will not
stay away from here.
One of Jas. Rabinson's fine horses
died few days ago. 1t was valued
at $3.50.
VIM. Britt has moved to Fnyette
county, Pa, where he will continue
in business. Hope BILLY" will soon
return.
WIN. John Will occupy the mouse
vacated by Mr. Britt.
The clang of the anvil is heard
early and late. Both shops do more
work now than one formerly did.
Base ball season is about over.
The RED Stockings" had sit put to
'em" last Saturday. Keep up your
reputation boys. G. w. G.
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CHEAT NECK BUDGET.

Cur,r Nrcv Oct 16-Severol 3,
our citizens are SUFFERING with severe
onlds
We learn that 7 q SHAY nj Fair
chance. Pa. formerly of Easton, has
been down with typhoid fever fol
some time, but at present is getting
better.
We are glad to saw that jacob
Bowers, the little fellow who. was
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GEORGE WEAvER'S ESTATE.

The undersigned Commissioner Of
Accounts for MoEongalia County, West
Virginia, who has for settlement the
Accounts Of Emrod Tenant. Admins
traitor of George Weaver, deceased, hav.
ing been requested to do SO by the
administrator, hereby gives notice hat
he has appointed
Monday, October p, 1854,
as the time, aud Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court of said County, as the
place, for receiving proof of debts or
demands against the deceaent Of his
estate. MARSHALL M. DENT.
Con'r Of Accounts.
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GRANT DISTRICT INsrIrur..

GEORGETOWN, Oct. 18th, lSS2-Thc
Grant District Institute met at this
place on Friday, the 18th.
Mr.. Fast the Conductor being call
ed away and only small number
present they did not organize until
Saturday
+. II. Vince was elected Conducs
tor and L. M. Wilson, Secretary.
The Conductor spoke on the object
of the institute, and called for Supt.
Morgan, who gave them ,tirring
talk on how to make it successful.
Mr.. Ammons Of Cass district told
them Of the benefits that teschers
received from such meetings and said
that all should attend MS many rs
possible. Rev. A. l.. Wade urged
the teachers not only to attend but
to take part and that would make
success.
Guy Il. Barker gave an exercise In
map drawing, and his method of
teaching it, after quite lengthy dis
cussion of this subject the meeting
adjourned until 1880 p. NJ.
The evening session was opened
with music and prayer by Rev.
Wade.
S. p. Barker and S. c. Stewart
each gave short talk on co-opera
ton of patrons and teachers. Both
speeches were good and well received
and we hope that both teachers and
parents may profit by their advice.
Mr.. Wade told them how to create
and retain an interest in school, also
how to dismiss dullness and same.
ness.
Supt Morgan then pointed out
some mistakes in the present mode Of
constructing and furnishing school
houses. DR.. II. M. Hood spoke on
sclool-room hygiene and made spe.
cial objection to the almost immov-
able windows and Burnside stoves.
suggested as remedy the open CRATE
stove and the upper sash Of the win
dow made to tilt.
Prof Martin and the Henry Broth
er's were present and furnished some
excellent music. M.
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BASE BAIL-ONcE MORE Tar II. &
RS AR. VIcToRIous.-On last Satur-
day the r. IL RS played the Uni
versitys, defeating them by score
of 16 to Is. The game was a good
one and marked by the entire absence
of that most disagreeable feature,
which has entered, more or less, into
all the games heretofore, "kicking."
The clubs were fortunate enough to
secure the services of Mr.. nj. j. RAJ
ferty, as umpire, man who was con-
versant with the duties of that pecu-
liar trying position. Both mines
played well, very few errors, compar-
atively being made on either side.
We give the score below.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The October term
of the Circuit Court for Mononga-
gala county, commenced on Wed
nesday, the 18th day of October,
1882, Hon. A. Brooks Fleming,
Presiding.
A grand jury was impanneled as
follows: Benz. S. Morgan, foreman.
J. r. Fleming, Alpheus Morris, Jno,
S. Brown, Ami Tenant, Josiah Hall,
Milton Wilson, Elias j. Eddy, Geo.
Hall, I. M. Baker, Alpheus Sheets,
Braddrock Hall, Geo. w. Johnston,
Jas. T. McClaskey, Lewis w. Run
ner and Daniel Breakiron. After re-
ceiving the usual charge from the
judge, they retired to their chamber
to consult of whatever matters might
be brought before them, and after be-
ing in session for two days they pre-
sented 10 indictments, for selling
liquor, &C., and were then adjourned
until Monday, at 8 o'clock.
Jno. H. Hoffman. Receiver of this
Court, fled nis report, which is re-
quired by law.
State vs.. Henry Bircher, INSIDE
meanor Tried by jury, and Birch
er acquitted and discharged from
said Indictment.
Geo. C. Cole, VIM. G.. Brown, Jr.
and Leonidas v. Kcck, who have been
licensed to practice law in the courts
Of this State, appeared in court and
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ROUGH AND READY.
UMPrRE--M. j. Rafferty,.
ScoRER-Matt S. Hughes.

Fills.
No II scores first inning in this
game, but all the same the II. 4 RS
defeated the Univcrsitys.
The game was played at short no.
ticc, as the Lafayette club, OF Union
town, failed to put in an appearance.
The boys take their defeat very
good-naturcdly, and do not seem to
grudge tho II. a. RS their enviable
reputation.
Hoffman, Anderson and Castcel, Of
the Universitys, were absent, and
Meredith, Sprigg and Rohrbough
played in their places.
The umpire, Mr.. Rafferty,, is one
Of the players in the famous Brown
Club, of Pittsburgh, he gave general
satisfaction in his decisions.
The best hit on either side was
made by Devine. He knocked a
"three baser" over into left field, it
was one of the best base hits we ever
saw on the grounds.
quite number OF ladies' witness
ed the game, and it must be said to
the credit of both clubs, that nothing
occurred on the grounds, that would
reflect in any way, upon either club.
Some noted players from Pittsburg
were on the ground, they having
come from brownsville to play with
the Unicntown club. We are afraid
they would have showed the boys un
der, with their professionals, however,
they may have chance to do it next
Thursday. REX.
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JOURNALISM IN MoRGANTowN--A
LIST OF THE PAPERS PUBLISHED HERR
The history of Journalism in Nor
gantown as rule has been anything
but satisfactory to the publishers of
the various papers. This may be
inferred from the number that have
been published and the time they ex-
listed. A gentleman who was dis
cussing the matter few days since
said he had recently discovered the
cause of so many failures: they pub
lished papers and trusted their sub
scribers. He attributed the success
of the papers now published here, in
great measure, to their more prompt
collecting. There is no doubt much
truth in what the gentleman said.
And we think the credit system must
soon be entirely abolished. The
sooner the better for both publisher
and subscriber. Below we give list
of the papers published here with the
year of the first issue of each, given
US by Mr.. S. t. Wiley, editor of the
Monongalia History:
1904, Monongalia Gazette; 1915,
The Spectator; 1921, Monongalia
Herald; -, Monongalia Farmer
1928, The Monongalia Chronicle;
1929, The Republican; 1880, The
Monongalian; 1885, The Democratic
Republican; North Western
journal. Democratic Watch
tower; -, The Mountaineer; 1916,
Western Virginia Standard; 1850,
Monengalia Mirrsr; 1852, The Noun
tain Messenger; 1856, American I'm
ion; 1856, Virginia Weekly Star; -,
West Va. Herald; 1868, The Monitor
1854, The Morgantown Post; 1865,
The Constitution; 1862, University
Bulletin; 1876, The New DOMINION
1879, West Virginia Journal Of Edu-
cation; Broad Ak said to have been
published at Blacksmith.
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Uniontown, 1p,t.,
places along the railroad.

Uniontown, 1sltt's
places along the railresd.
Miss Sarah Scott, Of this place, is
visiting at Uniontown.
The re-opening of Calvary church
will take place on Sunday, Oct. 22nd.
and will be conducted by Rev. f. X.
Westfall and other ministers.
Miss Annie Baker cut her foot
very badly few days ago..
No weddings to report this time,
but there will be soon,as the corn and
chestnuts are good. ALLRrGHr
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MARRrED.-Oct. 18th 1882, by Rev.
I. B. Hughes, Mr.. James Z. MADEIRA
to Miss Annie B. Jenkins, both OF
this place. The groom in one of our
rising young business men and Junior
member of the firm of Hennen d Ma
dera. The bride is most excellent
young lady, popular among her as
sociates and deservedlv SO. Together
they start out in life under the most
favorable auspices. Success to them.
Oct. 4th by Rev. Edward Price, at
the house of the BRIDES father, Mr.
james Houston, Simeon st. Clair and
Mira L. Houston, both Of this coun-
ty. May their cup of joy be well
filed and their pathway through
life be pleasant and prosperous
one. ~
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LEcTURE.-Last Thursday evening,
as announced, Miss Loring, a return
ed missionary from Syria, delivered
lecture in the Presbyterian church
to large and intelligent audience.
She described the trials of mis-
sionary and the costumes and man.
ners of the people in clear and
forcible manner. 1t has been about
nine years since she. returned from
that country, but she still has the
same interest for the poor heather.
Miss Loring is working in the inter
est Of the Presbyterian Missionary
Society of Philadelphia, and succeed
ed in organizing a society in this
place. -
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TEACHERS ExAMINATIoN--The last
Teachers Examination will be held
at Morgantown, October 21st, 1882.
B. S. MORGAN,
County Supt.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL,

(Main Street, opposite Court House.,
AIorgantown, w. Va.
Best equipped house in the State
New house, new furniture, new out.
buildings, new everything.
Splendid rooms for Commercial trav-
clers to exhibit goods, and superior &C
commodations for the general public.
J. X. DURR,
Proprietor.
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District Institute of Clinton district
to be held at the McBee School
House, October 9th and 2Sth. The
night session on the night Of the
2Sth will be held at the Calvary
church.
Organization from a. m. to 1890
a. IN. Address stating the objects
and work of the Institute by Virgil
Vandervort from 1870 to IL a. m.
Query box on hour.
Recess until 1:30 p. m. Necessity
of music in primary schools by Chas
G. Powell, 80 min.
The best methods of teaching
spelling by NJ. H. Steele, 80 min.
English Grammar, Etymology by
j. Marshall Jacobs, 80 min.
Query Box, 80 min.
SECOND DAY.
Reading, Methods, Drills by Chas.
E. Jolliif.
Teaching Current History in the
public schools by j. E. Brown, 45
min.
! Descriptive Geography by Teresa
Howell, 35 min.
Recess till l 80 p. IN.
Civil Government by I. l. Mora,
As min.
Penmanship by Jennie Selby, 30
min.
County Newspaper-Our Educa-
tional Column-How to make it
more useful.
Teachers Experience Meeting,
one hour.
Prof. A. L. Wade ard Supt. Nor
gan will be present.
The committee desires the regular
and prompt attendance of every
| teacher in the district, and especially
urges that the members Of the Board
of Education, Trustees and all inter
csted in education, as far as possible
to be present. In no place out OF
the school room can school officers
and parents form so correct an opin-
ion Of the ability, qualification and
adaptations of the various teachers
Of the district to teach, rs in the
District Institute. The very best
music that the district can produce
will be furnished.
VIRGIL VANDERvORT,
TERESA HOWELL, Cham.
Secretary.
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IT Nj. HOOD, NJ. D.,
i . Practitioner Of Medicine and
Surgery,
Cassville w Va,
Will be found Mt his Office in the DR..
McLaDe property mt all hours, night and
day when not professionally absent.
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Death of Edgar G.. Temple

Saturday last Mr.. NJ. L. Temple,
of Osceola, received message over
the wire announcing the death of his
brother Clarence at Plum Creek, Ne
braska, of typhoid malarial fever.
Clarence was i'll but few days, and
as he was strong, hearty, robust
man, perfect specimen of physical
manhood, the people Of this commu-
nifty, by whom he was known and
loved so well, were severely shocked
on learning of his death. His full
name was Edgar Clarence Temple
He was born in Monongalia county
Virginia, October 10, 1S56,and died at
Plum Creek, Neb., to which place he
moved about six months ago, on the
Both of September, 1882. For many
years he lived with his mother, tc
whom he was very closely attached
and by whom he was fairly worship.
ped and idolized in return, on a farm
near Osceola. He was generous to
a fault, hon st, conscientious ,upright
honorable-a ble-hearted, worthy
Young man who numbered his friends
by his acquaintances. He was wei
informed and intellectually bright, q
good and successful farmer and was
fast developing into splendid BUSH
ness man. His remains were brought
to Osceola by his brother M. L., &C
companied by Fred l.. and Miss EN-
ma. The funeral sermon was preached
by Rev. Dunlay at the Presbyterian
church, on Monday, and at the con
clusion of the services the mournful
cortege, which comprised beside the
bereaved relatives large number OIL
sympathizing friends, moved slowly
to the Cemetery where all that was
mortal of an upright man, a kind
hearted brother and dutiful son was
consigned to the cold earth to await
the morning Of the resurrection.-Os
ceOld, Io,ca, Democrat, Oct 9th.
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The New DOMINION and Wheeling
Weekly Intelligencer, $3.50 year,
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HOUSE.

Morgantown, w. Va.
This House is located in the pleasant
est part Of town.
The table is supplied with oil the luxs
uries the market affords.
Sample rooms for Commercial trav-
elers always ready.
Livery stable attached.
JAS. G. WALLACE.
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