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Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-21

Buy plush or satin bed set with antique lace insertion.
 NEW HAVEN WINDOW SHADE Co.,,
 194 Chapel street.
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Silk Tristlets at B. J. Stono'B.
Save sfle Dimes,

Rev. v. r. COrbit, New Haven, Ct., says: "Athlo phorcs cured me of infammatory rheumatism"
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E4uce Curtains,

At wholesale and retail NEW HAVEN WINDOW SHADE Co.,,
 194 Chapel street.
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Our offerings in ladies' and gents silk and linen handkerohiefs exceed any previous of- fort F, VALLEY x Go.
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Look Rtour Ostrich Feathers

Look at Our Ostrich Feathers. We Offer 100 dozen black double pIunes, longer and much heavier than before, $1.5O. 90 dozen black tips, tips to the bunch, for 4Gc, G0c, soc.
 They are candidly as fine as can bo had elsewhere for SR1 and $125.
 EDWARD MALLEY &o Co.,
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SpettaL Notites.

PARTIES IN PURSUIT OF HOLIDAY GIFTS ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE OUR LARGE AND INTERESTING
 COLLECTION OF DIAMONDS, PRECIOUS STONES,
 WATCHES,
 AND ARTISTIC WORK IN GOLD, SILVER, BRONZE, BRASS, PORCELAIN, WOOD, MARBLE,
 LEATHER,
 AND OTHER MATERIALS. PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN. PRESENTS FOR LADIES. PRESENTS FOR CHILDREN. PRESENTS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS. A VISIT DOES NOT INCUR AN OBLIGATION
 TO PURCHASE. STORE OPEN EVENINGS. GEORGE H. FORD.
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Election of Officers.

Adelphi Lodge, F. 6, A. M: John T.. Sloan, W. M.; Joseph s. Holaday, s. w.; Francis Ray, J. w.; A. H. Cargill, treasurer :; Jason P. Thompson, secretary
 Mercantile Lodge, No. 1,352, K. of H.: Dictator, c. ". Scranton; vice dictator, J. B. Morse assistant dictator. F. A. New ton; guide. Edmund Freeman chaplain Lewis D. Chidsey; reporter, J. T. Fitch :; financial reporter, c. W. Palmer treasurer, John Tyler; guardian, Edward H Pardee :; representative to grand lodge, N. M. Bassett :; alternate, Birdsey Warner trustees, D. New ell, Charles s. Leete, Carlos Smith.
 Franklin Chapter Mo- 3, R. A. M., elected Tuesday evening the following officers W. W.Pine, M. E. H. P. ; H. G. Bronson, E. K; H. Hitchcock, D. S.. J. R. Hutchinson, E. of H ; George E. Frisbie, P. S.; A. l.. Barnes, R. A. O.; E. A. Chatfield, treas. E. W. Ensign, sec.
 Oficers-elect for the ensuing term of Court Guiding Star, Ancient Order of For resters, as elected last evening, are as follows: Patrick J. Riordan c. R. Murtagh P. Sul- livan, S. c. R ; Peter Rourke, F. S.. John J. Flynn, Is. s. John M. Gildea, T.; Oscar F. Smyth, s. w.; William Duffy w; f. n n1es sSters-.s.s s B sszIohn McG J, D B' SS:. S: J; 5: Do-ss<- T s<----,->2'sl .R.
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Ornamental Iron Railing Works, S AUDUBON Street, New Haven, A. 4. BALL, ND Proprietor. Iron Fences, Crates Doors, Stairs, Shutters, Balconies and Dressings manufactured. minated Tile etc. Ali kinds of Iron Work for public buildings prisons, etc. Bridge Bolts, &c. noi4 If
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And Eta Our Hat Department ETay be Found the Following Attractive Bay-
 ssAIx2s. POO long fur mapped beaver hats not scratch up hats. price SIC. 100 mapped beavers, soc. Balance of our Moscow beaver hats, now for 25c.
 Satin top fur brim, all silk beaver hats, $l.5O, formerly $2 50.
 Satin crowned fur trimmed hats and tur- bans, 51.25.
 Our entire stock, real felts, choice 9Sc Fancy feathers and wings almost at your own price. EDWARD MALLEY * Go.
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Millinery Reduced.
 Still desper cut in the prices. Only 25 more of those elegant trimmed pattern hats and bonnets to be slaughtered. The prices we now ask for them would not pay for the rich feathers that arc so gracefully arranged upon them. Look at them You cannot find a more appropriate present.
 For a fine gold or silver stem winding watch for either lady or gent, for neck or vest chains, finger ear rings, pins, brace lets, lockots and charms, in solid or rolled gold coin silver or gold plate, go only to Malley's Their stock is very large, their goods of the latest designs and their prices far below those of regular dealers
 Plush and Russia leather pocketbooks in great variety at reduced prices5 at Malley's only.
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Reductions in all departments is the cry at Malley's They have already begun their oreat slaupbter.
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Ladies' Scissors, Single and in Cases, at Mallett's hardware store. Silver Plated Knives, Forks nn'g Spoons at Malletts hardware store.
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A good appetite cannot exist without good digestion Carter's Liver Bitters bring about both They make you digest what you eat and want more
 VT olesale by Richardson %; =; all drug
 d2O 6d 1w
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E'Ine English HsazOI

Doll Carria ses, DoE' C,rria ges, at Mallett's hardware store.
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Prices R educed To-Day at Gays Book sale, up stairs. Mayne Reid's works reduced from 75c. to 45c., and many other books in same proportion. Chatterbox 56c. Costly oil paintings in heavy gilt frames giv en away Remember, our place is up stairs, one flight. Bibles, albums, dictionaries, standard and juvenile books a speciality.
 VIM. GAY & Co,
 256 Chapel street, Cup stairs).
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A Handsome Gift

For gentleman A fine meerschaum pipe or cigar holder; beautiful embroidered cigar case or a fine box of cigars-can be l found at P. o. SCHwABs, | d11 4t-d1S St 515 State Street
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POlS COrQaEceS

Wholesale and retail at low prices. NEW HAVEN WINDOW SHADE Co.,,
 10t Chapel street,
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Knives and Forks, Knives and Forks, at Mallett's hardware store.
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Hair Goods: Hair Goots!!

Malley & Go. are offering human hair goods at prices that paralyze regular dealers. We quote few of them Couquettes at 25c.; pair frizzes at 3oc a pair couquettes at 400. and 45c; ceuquette water curls at 60, 70, 75 and soc double couquettes $1; large front pieces $1 50 top pieces, ventilated partings, $15o, $2, s2.5o and S53 extra large $4 and S5; switches 5Oc., 6Oc., $1.5O and $2; all long hair switches for $2.5O and $3 and up to 1925, in all shades. Gray and extra colors and every thing in the hair line constantly on hand. Back water curls only soc. pair. Orders taken for all kinds of hair work, switches or anything desired made up from coml1inoa
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Calico wrappers, 39e., soc, 75c. and $l. Cashmere wrappers, full lined, SS3.
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Carvers and Forks, Carvers aEla Forks, at Mallett's hardware store.
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UsofuE Christians Presents. Ladies' rubber circulars, S125. Children's rubber circulars, $1.25. Mems rubber coats, Fb2.
 S RRTTZEF1 DER
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Pocket Knives. Rockes Knives, at Mallett's hardware store.
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The best soc doll in the city at Malley's.

The best DUG. doH Ill the clby aG Mailey b.
 The largest selection of holiday goods at A5alley'a, " Books of all kinds at half publishers prices at Malley's only.
 Christmas cards at lower prices than any house in New Haven. -@E 
 Great reductions l. ley's.
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 pr cigar holder; 8 beautiful embroidered cigar case or a fine box of cigars-can be found at F. O. SCHWAB's d11 4t-d1S St 515 State Street. For Gentlemen, Christmas, 1882. Velvet embroidered slippers, $l.35. Velvet embroidered slippers, $1 55. Velvet embroidered slippers, $1.65. Velvet embroidered slippers, $2.35. Velvet embroidered slippers, $2.45. Velvet embroidered slippers, $3.25. Black alligator slippers, $4. 50. Buff alligator slippers, $4 50. Sealskin slippers, $4.5O. Our standard slippers, Sp2.75.
 WALLACE B. FENN & Go.
 For Ladies. Christmas, Ess2. Fur lined carriage boots. Fur trimmed slippers. Quilted opera boots Red goat slippers.
 Quilted room slippers. Embroidered bronze slippers. French bronze slippers. French kid house ties.
 WALLACE B. FENN & Co. For Misses rad Children. Christmas, 1889. Red lined Slippers.
 Colored goat slippers.
 Warm lined rubber boots. Opera and dress slippers.
 WALLACE B. FENN & Go. Ladies will find at w. B. Tenn & Co.'S this Christmas larger stock of gentlemen's en- broidered slippers than they have ever shown. $1.35 buys an attractive velvet en- broidered slipper.
 The alligator slippers advertised by us for Christmas gifts liked by those who have worn them. Soft, easy and readily adapting to the foot WALLACE B. FENN & Co.
 One Job Lot Of good slippers for gentlemen's use, slight ly soiled, former price S3 50,we have marked them $1.9O. WALLACE B. FENN t1 Go. Our stock of misses, children's and ole ladies' warm lined slippers, boots and Dutcl slippers is large. We have enough warn ''Dutch' slippers at $1 to shoe township. WALLACE B. FENN $ Go. For Festive Use. Patent leather pump, patent leather dres Congress are the new styles at w. B. FENN t5 Go. g. Sensible gifts at slight cost Ladies' gossamer overshoes, 3octs. Misses 's 's 34cts. Children's " 32cts Misses rubber boots, S1.45. Children's '' $1.35. Boys $2.25. Youths '' SS1.7J.
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Fancy stationery in boxes reduced one-half
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TGol Chests, Tool Chests, at Mallett's hardware store.
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COasa's Bookstore

Removed to 499 State street, frontin Elm. Bibles, prayer books, hymnals an miscellaneous books, fancy articles, writin desks, pocket books, games toys, an endles variety at reasonable prices. d15eod4t
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 The black cloth dolmans trimmed with fur which Bretzfelder is selling ct S;5 is the biggest bargain in the city. d10 TTh The other dry goods dealers say that Bretz- fielder has demoralized the cloak trade by his low prices. Oh, it is too bad Look at Bretzfelder's diagonal cloth dol mans at $b8 price ct other stores for the same style of garment $l4 seaiskEn Plush CioaIss $40. Worth s3o At BRETzFELDEE's 312 Chapel street. Look st those lovely satin dolmans at $15 at Bretzfelder's, cheap at $25- Those elegant fur-liued satin circulars at Bretzfelder's, price $1G.5O, worth 1925, makes a nice Christmas present.
 Immense Bargains En Cioa ks. Satin dolmans, fur trimmed, $l5. Satin circulars, fur trimmed. $l5. Cloth e!olmans. fur trimmed $5 Cloth ulsters $3
 Cloth circulars, $5
 Cloth jackets, &.
 Children's cloazs, 80
 s. BRETzFELDEn, 312 Chapel street.
 Beautiful Skin. The use of Pearls White Glycerine renders the skin beautiful and permanent in its beauty. It cures Sunburn, Prickly heat, Tan, &c. 3teod&1w
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slasss! SEesas! SEesss! at Mallett's hardware store.
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Roller Skates, Keller Skates, at Mallett's hardware store.
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Wild Turkeys, Wild Duck, Etc., Direct
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No matter what you see advertised for the next three days; no matter what allurements are offered; no matter what will o. the-wisp delusions may attract you, we say to you in all candor if you want anything in the line of holiday goods, no matter what, be sure and visit Maliey's before making your pur- chaSes
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Silk um brellas at B. J. Stone's.

Chatterbox only 58c. at Gays, 256 Chap el, up stairs, one flight. d21 St
 If he owns team go to Malley's and buy him one of those prairie wolf, fox or white Siberian robes that the firm are showing at such low prices. And there are those fur lap robes and those ali wool eealskin lap robes, any of which would make an acceptable and useful holiday gift. And do not forget those elegant horse blankets beautiful whip. Malley's is headquarters for these goods.
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Open Evenings Until New y.ar's NEW HAVEN WINDOW SHADE Co.,.
 134 Chapel street. Do you want beautiful plush, gilt or ebonized frame, go to Malley's. They offer plush frame, cabinet size, for 25c. Suspenders, silk, embroidered and hand pain ed at B. J. Stone's.
 Carpet Sweepers Of all kinds at reduced prices
 NEW HAVEN WINDOW SHADE Co
 194 Chapel street.
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For Festive Use

Patent leather pump, patent leather dres Congress are the new styles at
 W. B. FENN t& Co., s.
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Chrisf.ffsss EFeseNts at Malletts hardware store, 260 Chapel street. Skates! Skates! Skates! at Malletts hardware storo.
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256 Chapel street, Cup stairs).
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Great reductions i' ley's.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-12
BACON'S BAIL.
Two Hundred Dollars Will be Re-
Quired to Get Him Out
Of Jail.

The case of the State VS.. George Bacon
came up this morning before Justice Hal.
stead. Now George had faith in the
prophet who said that We would have q
hard winter, and determined to take 'Time
by the forelock" and supply himself Elm
due time with two coats and pair of
pants. This would have been all right if
George had supplied himself in the ordi-
nary way, but Mr.. Deitzmon swears that
these same goods which the offender did
take, steal and carry away On the 30th of
November were the property of one Ben
Benson, and we're worth $35.
For making this mistake in trying to
wear Benson's clothes and for offending the
peace and dignity Of the state, in the city
Of Sedalia. GEORGE will have to furnish
bond to the amount of $500, or lie in Jail
until the criminal court cOnvenes. At
present, not being able to give bail, he is
q guest Of Sheriff Conner.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-12
SHE SHOT.
That's What Mrs. Bum Iiu When
Fackett Called on Her.

In the language of Oficer Gessage,
shat internal crank" Hackett, was really
and truly shot at by a woman, although
when he said - nobody believed him.
The facts IN the case are these:
Living in East Sedalla, is lady by the
name of Mrs. Bum, vino was visited by
this fellow, without invitation, however,
on last Monday. Hackett went to her
house, knocked on the door, and when it
was opened, boldly pushed in, making
himself quite at home. although he was
not welcome By say means.
From the ladys statement it seems she
anticipated trouble with her unbidden
guest, ard therefore placed pistol in her
pocket. Hackett had not been in the
house but moment before he became OBJ
noxious, and the lady blazed "a ay at him,
unfortunately missing his miserable car
caes. The brute at once grabbed Mrs.
Bum and tried to wrest the pistol from
her but failed, and during the struggle she
managed to FIRE a second shot, but this also
failed 10 enter the crank's flesh.
Hackett then jumped out of the door,
saying he was shot, but he was not, more's
thu pity. Mrs. Bum SAYS she had never
seen the rascal before, and it would be well
for him not to again show himself at her
h0use, as she declares she will kill him if
he ever sets loot over her door sill. Which
event not many would regret. -
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-12
Bound to Marry.

There was a very anxious-to-be married
couple n the recorders Office this after.
noon. Their names are Miles Fulton and
Julia Kimberly, and they live at Green
Ridge.
The trouble IN the way of securing .
license 10 that Mr.. Fulton is under age, and
has not his papa's consent to take a wife,
although q friend with them offered to
plank up $500 that the old man would not
object.
The young lady is old enough, and Just
about as keen to marry as ever q maiden
was. She pleaded with John Conner to
issue the license, but he positively refused
TO do So
"Next time come here to get q license"
she said, "IW bring man
with moustache," and with
that expressed determination, she and
her young lover shot out of the Office and
went to the depot to take the train home
Mr.. Conner says they kept him from
writing line for several hours, trying TO
persuade him tn issue the legal permit.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-12
Filed His Bond.

The newly elected County collector. Mr..
Martin r. Priest fled his bond, yesterday
afternoon. with County clerk, Henry Field.
The bond, as fled, is not complete, the
amount net being specified, but this will
be done at the next term of the County
conrt.
The bond fled bears the names of the
following gentlemen as sureties, and it is
certainly good tor half a million dollars /:
NJ. r. Priest. Chas. M. Fristoe, u S. Priest,
/. H Durley, Michael Mckinley, EDWARD
Hurley, H. c. Spears, Oliver Elmore, A.
/. Haggard, Thos. II. Jenkins, Jno. NJ.
Geer, JAS NJ. Jones, U F. Short, c. M. A.
CLANCY, w. P. Haley, VIM H. Powell,
Jno. G. Yeater. w. I. Hutchinson, Curd
Petty, w. E. Bard, Jason Chamberlain, N.
n. Parberry, Adam Ittel, J. ID. Crawford,
Elias Bixby and Frank Mckinley.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-12

Special to the Bezoo-
MoRERLY, Mo-, Dec. 4.
Three despersdoes. by names. Charlie,
John and William Cook, came to this city
Saturday night. They were raised At Mt.
Sterling, ILL.,, and had been out west for
three years, and were in battle at Topeka
on Nov. 2Sth.
They were identified here by q man by
the name of Nick Dessert. He pointed
them out to the officers but they would not
be arrested. They commenced firing
on the officers. John Cook was
killed and the others were
twice in the breast with a pistol, and once
in the back with & shotgun. William
wac also shot in the hip.
The coroner is now holding an inquest
The surgeons who dressed Charles wounds
say he will die. A big reward was offered
for them.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-12
WAS HE SLUGGED?
A Young Man Of This CITY Found
in q Wretched Condition,
Last Ni4ht.

1t isn't often that minister of the Cos
pei visits the police station, and if one of
them does 60 there, he generally does 80 in
the daytime. But Sedalia pastor. Rev.
DIR. Jackson, OF the Ohio street M. E.
church, called at the statiOn house about
l o'clock this morning, having in charge
Will Armour, the we'll known clerk at
Currans dry goods store
Armour presented a very CHASTITY ap-
pearance, and WIS in pitiable
condition. There were three
ugly wounds on his head
from which blood flowed copiously, and
which had, evidently, been inflicted by
blunt instrument, in the hand of some one
who bad assaulted the unfortunate young
man. while he was wandering around, uu-
der the influence Of strong drink.
DIR. Jackson stated that abuu. the hour
named above, be heard some one at tie
front door Of his residence, the parsonage,
just In the rear of the church, on Fourth
street, trying to effect an entrance. He
arose snd opened the door. and. there found
Armour, bloody, and incapable
OF giving anything like a
clear statement of his trouble.
or where he lived The doctor, not know.
ing the young man, decided that the best
thing to be done was to turn him ,,r 10
the police, not, however, in the sense of
having him placed under arrest, but only
to see if they knew anything of him or his
home.
Armour vas not recognized by the off,
GERS, but his Wounds we're attended to as
best they could under the circumstances.
and he was taken care off until this Morn
ing, when he was permitted to depart, no
charge being preferred against him.
To-day he is resting easily and getting
along very vel, but he can give no better
account OF how he was hurt than he did
last night. He may or may not have been
slugged.
For more than two years Armour has
not taken drop OF liquor until last nigh,
and his misfortune is one which deserves
the sympathy Of all right hearted people.
He is fine salesman, gentleman, and
the giving way to drink, last evening, il
the only mar on his record in this city.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-12
Another Little Girl Traveller

Another Little Girl Traveller.
Seated in the ladies' waiting room at the
depot this morning, was very bright and
we'll dressed little girl, wearing upon her
hat paper on which was written: I'm
Care of the Conductors"
To BAzoO reporter she said her name
was Cora Cass; that she came from Vinita,
/. T., and was on her way to Winchester,
Mo-, where her father is, and where she is
going to school. She had her satchel of
books with her, and when noticed BY the
reporter, was intenly studying one of these
rules in grammar which forty Sedalia law
yers couldn't tell what it meant. But she
was bent on finding out all about it.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-12
Robbed q Tailor Shop.

From gentleman who came in from
Holden, this morning, . BAzoo reporter
learned of The burglary of the tailor shop
OF one Krashere, on Sunday evening, about
dusk.
An examination of the stock revealed
the loss of four pairs of pants, one dress
coat and one overcoat. The pants had not
been worn, the coats had. Suspicion
points to two parties, but nothing definite
can be placed against them
The police Of this city have been told of
the burglary, and are on the lookout for
the property and thieves to turn up here.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-12

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