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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

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physical fnffgy. wiH ~ laHsi ~ pnr
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anl ufmi omay anl olive ~ W. ~
plird. 40 application how nbd lhen
followed hy polishing with a1h lnNlhor,
will Keep them IN i brightly reflective
condition
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II brown mgar. iAnthirls uupful ui
huttrfi nnp vupfHl NJ rulslns. sinnrdnnd
chopped fine one teaap10nml each 81
nutmeg, cinnamon, cloves nnd snlcfn.
o.. Dissolve Tic snlrrntus IN two
large spoonmls ~ sweet milk mis-
sitter than ordinary cookies. They are
much nicer frosted with granulatcl
sugar. Any Other fruit may he substi-
tuied for the mIsins, cJirUu being very
nice II liked
One pound n Hour. three ounces Of
butter. three ounce. n white sugar, q
little nutmeg, ground ginger and lemon
peel; beat four eggs and knead all wei
together. Roll them three inches thick,
cut or a small slice and roll into an
oval, not too thin; cut two Sits in Il,
but not through either end pass the
left hand through the aperture TO Tho
right and throw into boiling fat. A
brass ~ metal skillet Is best to cook
them IN; about FIVE minutes to cooR
them; turn once.
The best thing TO do with nm eg9-
eating ben is to eat her. %lnnumerablC
remedies have been suggested, some
possibly Of use. but the majority NJ
good. Dark nests may help: also nest
having false bottoms through which IA,
eggs escape beyond the reach OF III,
hen; this is perhaps as good q prevent
i've ne any; hui slich nests are trouble
some 10 make. The vice spreads rap
idly through u whole flock; therefor,
watch for the first offender, and whei
caught in the act, pen and fatten. Thii
would be my cure-all il II took every
fowl on the premises.
"A horseman gives the following nd
vice in regard TO horse-shoeing; TIVE
evils result from shooting horses whicl
are rarely guarded against. The shoe
are allowed to stay on too long, an,
thus the h0of becomes cramped and th,
horse liable to become lame. Second
ly, by frequently and earclessly pull
Ing on shoes the hoof j. liable to be
come broken. All this can be avoided
by care and attention, but the bette
way Is TO do without shooting, when pos
siblc. II the horse has a hard, tougi
hoof there Is no necessity for shoeinI
for any kind Of farm work. Econom
alone would decble against shoein
when thorc Is nothing to be gained byi
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21
Watering nrl Win Brewery Refuse.

Tho rnurmcns unoumtE OF spent
grains which cema ifnm tho brcwrries
Of this country arr all consumed By do-
mcstic animals In the ncighborhood 81
the brrwcries. and BY far the larger
part II u hy milch COWS The volume
uf milk which n COW will give depends
ygry. largely on The. amount Of flcsh-
hruhidpg food she enn dlgcsL and
trcwtfs' grains. which abdnnd II flesh
forming matter cssyruf digestion by
reason " the treatment u receives, ~
spunds forcibly to this rule. There ar
but few foods which viii stimulate n
large iiow Of milk equal Ia brewers
grains, but therr Is no butter In IL
When used rs an exclusive diet the
milk Of cows consuming 4 soon ceases
10 produce ans butter. When used as
= partial feed the butter proiucf will be
gaugcd BY the other iOod used with the
grains.
As the grains increase the wright Of
milk and decrease IL value for butter
1 rr.iurticn. 10 is very unfair Cor patruns
u . creamery 10 feed grains 10 their
COWS unless all the patrons do the same.
II is IN artial way Of watering milk
The milk being watered before Il comes
fr0m the row instead Of aHcrwari. 80
far As bnitcr-making L concerned both
modes Of watering produce exactly the
same results. and, II not the legal. the
moral. bearing Il the same in either
ease. Il mea something for nothing
or. 10 phrase u . little morn exactly. Il
means money for water. ~ far the
largest part q brewers refuse goes 70
feed the cows which supply with 50
called milk the city or village IN which
Tie brewing i done. Tie people who
purchase The milk expect u will be wa
tered AL Il will bear. and u Il Z
matter u little acnsunt 10 them
whether The watering : done befen g
alter milking. Cops SUPPLY ing milk y
sfezss*fy should have Do suuf of fer
menssd feod-fuf l. n trrsit.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

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n.if ho were stud u The proportion
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

Mr.. Isaac c. Chapman, Druggist, New.
burg, n. y, writes us: I" have for tho
past ten years sold several gross OF DR..
WILLIAM HALL's BALsAM o rnE LUNGS.
| can say OF it what ! can not say Of any
other medicine. | have never heard u Gus.
toner speak Of II but to praise It's virtues IN
the highest ann ! have recommended
II IN a great many cases of Whooping Cough
with the happicst effects. have used IL in
my own family for muny years; In fact, al.
ways have a bottis IN tho medicine closet
ready for use.r
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21
tNnIlnNnI HInnI 10 INU WY M YUUT v NWN
IMLMlI 'lelQnr a~rtffcIolh-t

Mr.. calthorpe apparently could not
nlprl space Of tltge, 10 write tho word
ffdT iifToei iDnmipl In hiln taEAaFW
Mtho0gh not ute blind 30 0ie bonn.
.ipf bastio strrkn in wbiraf hn ufhlher IN.
e's dulged, Maurice wnstod mitH ashamed
81 himself Tor the hestdii6a he had felt
IN opening HE letter b think Of nny-
lt. thing brl the fact Unfit asked him ~
forgive the past ltfs true he oughttb
have been the first ~ seck the REQ incili.
alton. lie had betn obstinats, he had
been selfish, hnd hsdelbsrDhad been
generous Thusi blNniihg Himself, a
.gtnl Hood OF kindly nemoeas rushed upon
D. him, aud hc resolved to ulpiy Che shni.
nous without lotay. HIS o 'enee rs.
tuincf nm oxaggerhirf arcct In the.o
=, Projections, aAd n taesrOo Inora culpablo
lr = IN bis eyes sebnn 10 fesAtl,ls1 bstscript,
which hall almost escaped him ~ ifl
up : ID not torvri lint years Do not
ffiH er'ep, but ny vita mo rie and N ibn course
~ of nature yon ennspt have the opp irinnlty oi
,iho7d s%fnnips Ineay slth me You know how I
s'nHw .nAho SUCH ~bls'rrnab,e t~hoaghal and ~
=. YOU gu ,phsarrtinl how keenly teel our
.-rf a,rgngclreni when hayo perwlJcd myself
torrir; y thqin N wrting II C."
s, Genuine feeling was expressed there.
s however superficial might be the letter
Itself. Maurice hastily wrote n To- ..
fihhh W lhh eNf't ihhi nc won u Dc
nj Ca thorpe tint dyening, and rang for
some ono 10 lake Il 10 The postoniec.
nsm IL Sas Lloy who answered The hon
Attic sight Of her his cagernass 10 Dc.
part was suddenly checked. and tho
message which he was abou, TO Dispatch
assumed the form Of a cloud Using he.
ri. tween thdnh lie Ind not yet owned.
uaAa even 10 himself, that he loved her but
- nj this niofnOnt hr was conscious that
one 81 tho chief clements IN his 10y nj
A The approaching rcoonci laiion with his
san father ny Ia the thought that be wou' 4
lie abe under his wi namo opanly 10
woo aud win hcn Al the saimc time
there flashed upon him the t%trcstion.
NpNd hls father over consent TO the
union o, tbs last representative Of the
~ ancient family OF Calthorpe Of Ca thrupc
with the adopted dnnghtcr Of n tai orr
e. The elonsi rising between them hccah.e
more distinct and moro imntnotrlie
30 a I.xS observed JAcb Jhgsh ppout hi'
usually pa'c lace; md although il VS.
frtrosthr % dklnt whether or not MI.
cxprcSsoi'sas ens Of pleasure. she was
glad ~ SEQ him look ~ well. 0'
Maurice impulsiyrly threw aside tina,
~t itsturh ~Tt~rTntfrrr vrhfrft fgaf rri.an Il,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

As stuges are quickly abandoned with
tho completion Of railroads, 80 the hugo,
drastic, cathnrtic pills, composed of crude
md bulky medicines, are quickly abandon.
I'd with the introduction of DR.. Pierce's
-" Pleasant Purgutiyo Pellets" which are
~ugar.coatod, md little lHrEer than mus.
ard seeds, but composed Of highly concen;
rated vegetable extracts. by druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

DIR. II. v. PIERCE; DfdN Sir Death was
hourly expected 10y myself and friends.
My physicians pronounced mydiscase ION.
sumption, aud said | must die. | began
taking your =" Discovery" and s. Pellets" |
have used nine bottles and am wonderfully
relieved. | am now able to ride out.
ELIZABETH THORNTON, M%ontongo, Ark.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21
CHAPTER III.

In sunlight thc little station ~ Dun.
thorpe looked very red aud wnitc, Rnd
so now that itapuearedio be unfinished.
Except on market days there was no
hustle on the platform; only when a
tram was approaching were tbore any
sietis 81 active lie about the place.
Then u porter would calmly cross and
rcurpss the line with no apparcn, OBJ Get.
the station. nastar. with u Slip OF yellow
paper in his hand would take n placid
survey 1T the rails; the booking. clerk
would lnisurely open his wicket aud
tsometimcsl Issue half u dozen tickets.
On n dark. wet evening the station was
dismal enough 10 make inward aud out.
ward bound passengers eager to get
away from Il. Heavy drops Of rain
iqlipg nom tho caves OF the ruo's
plashed into tiny pools, which reflected
the feeble IigltsM Che lamps Then q
80 d wind sweeping up the hollow conn
p'ctod the discomfort Of the station.
so when Maurice innipol from tho
train he was pleased To find his father
man waiting for him with a pony
! pill can. N-
"Ghd 10 500 You back, slr.n was the
man's chccry salutaiion.
THANK you, Harris. How is my
faihorgh
Bright sir. bright ms ever; and
Younger nOr ever"
pitml ps The evening was. Maurice
experienced n sense OF exhilar ton q.
hr was driving nloug tho familiar road
toward his homie The Indigenous were
like thea black walls. and rlupps oil
trees formed opaque masseS showing
CURIOUS outlines against thd dun era,
tky no coalt diadneuhh the wa, side
cottages Und lAuusteNds. which seemed
Ike old trends repeating TO him Harris
cherry welcame; and the aurgle 81 Tho
river ~ they crossed the narrow hridrr
recalled pleasant memories of fshng
I md Shuetlng exploits. ztI
I HIsbbogmncy Of 10 rit. however. grad.
ually gave placc 10 q scnso OF depression
n he drew near the house. aud In hi.
mind \ csc saw his father NJ list hrnker
! down mn 70 lonely that he rtiiCii upon
his refractory son 10 come aud comfort
him in his declining DAYS. Tie could
! mn, hrlp thinking 81 him thu-. IN ,ui,s
Il the assurance Harris hal given hin
ff ~ knew that his father was too proud
Ia display ans weakness Ia others.
49, s"a'sen ~ wonust wv
-, MILL. .Ieg'u lom 'hc M
, "Av',.y 's' III, eses naNsleV
T,,La~.a yum n9a WI, """"s =
t..itI VI NY
uu.,'nS p,csens'n 'hIee Eaples, WIN ,
NEW uiaps'l W v. ,ntough N1lgt
' n.oist yhl'e ana ys.los
WI u'"se snsue
y uuev Nvc'' y w" = 'uNn'o'.
W, u~ln',Isn.upau so.''su expression
Pn' sye.ne' oe laughhg a
9saah'ss VI sne n'sn,, snu hugg,nt
win 'ho oil aoohl
s,,..
s.L1s ~, ,a'uI lunus WIN nun w
ma. wlua.sY saH,lsv
,h., "ousn
', .nna nounc wv
u. =, M. seA,s wy
ssai Iii ,,ssssf h sssa
AMI ma.,sr !. v,Slns him = srsnd ,s.i
< giving nun" gran" "e'
"inI.sd, vh,., 1. a.. m.,u...
.'e"' ""A' y 'hc goh'iomah
na,us
.a.ep'f.- o. NC .u'h
usf's o. hol,liord, and the do say
mas0 a,' sI,a'sr' mat has won ever .
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

MR. joNArnAs flnwrns Of Manchester,
o., writes ~ am ~ years Of nge. keep
Guysott's Yellow Dock and harSnparilla
always In the house. A dose now and then
makes mo feel like q boy. II gives mo q
good appetite and keeps mo from having
dyspepsia"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21


"Ni on your HrfuuIt ftt lvrft dffli
waiting ~ lnns ~ hHnf ffNtH lnuI Tho 7 pi.URr
ora ifhnf hh'n uNNFnmr Wf BEL lrnTtH, Hiuif
nu obliged ~ tI thN ltHI fp boil pif th.
ham ~ fnnndHhir alihpurl n W0uII hHt.
ulrnfnl Wn much VI ruu hal b.ru n. nwi o.
dos u fpuli have tupsu noe. fpf IutaHr
that ypu fnan drl me- a. hpurihinf Hutu than
umnrn acquaintance from whum luu uAIll
sVnafrt yrtrspltuu HrC1aui of hinnltH ulH
ndtfaisDdanI However li that pia4 nlsu
The sef otis Ohlrrt " my LtiHri IL 10 iudAal
you ~ tome beffni nnUr, hHNr hpBHi ffNu
several quarters that you have rat intH ierp
wHtria, nui ihti You are neither hHppY ulI
comfortable This "a in4st HHfnftun+ir. my
dear boy, and distress 2 uu Htrrr HuniY ihi
beltyH IA is IN my power ~ hrlp Yut. II yui
err wiling 20 hrip Yourself ny mlloNing pol,
nnitiistls Tho matter viii not wrii uui
Therefore, beg NJ Yuu mol 90 lUse d mlmHut IN
epfifnunl rntinr VITA ME after Ypn fftuitr
this, ~ you nru ~ LondJn Telegraph Hrd
iyinA.lY The hrl train you can catch ittaot
VITA Importance that You should nt promptly
Hlakn No nitnmpt o. 90 uinin my pfnlrrt hru.
hut wal ~ Ninusy Tor your arrival.
aHaNnwrft 80 m frHffaf y tfHfNfa ~ UuuNfurl Fts
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21
Acts Like n Charm.

''IHAvr used Hunts Remedy for Kidney trpubieA
and recommended III TO others. and always found II 10
act ike d charm. +" Ai4iNf JoHx CHAsBERe, ffs
sts., sUf ~ Carson Street. Pittsburgh, Penn.
"Gr.tltudc IL the memory Of the hear. " How many
heart memories cluster around Hunts Remedy IN Hr1e'
fl households whcre Il has wrought M magic curl
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

"YouR StiH Csre IL sttpererceiient. 10
Is. fast curing ny daughters ring CORN,
which had spread an 5rcr her body" Mrs.
i. J." D. Merriam, Blue Hill, Mass. Drug.
gists keep Il, 81 per package. M
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

A RALEIGH N. C.l youth OF eighteen Is
six feet eight inchcs II height. As a ham
hanger In a country grocery store he has no
equal.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

"DR. BEssoS's Celery and chnmomilo
Pills, are worth their weight IN gold In
nervous and sick headache. n-Dr. II. II.
Schlichtcr, Of Baltimore. l
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

In Belfast, Me-, tho wife OF the Rev. Mr..
Libby, bed.ridden for two years, announces
herself as suddenly cured by prayer.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

THE yoLrNIC iigtT Co.. Marshall. Mlch., will
send DR.. DYES Celebrated Electro yoltaic
nrlts aud Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days ~ men young or olh who are nt-
tlctcd With nervous debility, lost vitality and
kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy and
complete restoration OF health aud manly
yigor. Address rs above. n. B.-No risk Il
Incurred, as thirty days trial ID allowed.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

LIT our lives be- puro as snow fields,
whore our footsteps leave n mark but not q
stain.-lfme. Sicefchiao.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

cahottsnms tolIsfs sod tuHs Elm fgt
tara ysllHw anf sfus stiH llks athsf ~H4<fs
Ef06f eahia.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

STYLE IL tho only frame 10 hold Our
thoughts. II Is like the sash OF O window;
heavy sash will obscure the light Ed
ttuu.tg
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

II is we'll enough for n physician to rec.
ommend elephants milk 20 patients, but
the next thing IA to secure the address Of
a foundry engaged in It's manufacture.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

TnsHe II an old latin ffovefb whleh
fms IN tbih wayi Anger iaansHes svsfY'
lllnH hHdlys0
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

Mn WILLIAM Bush, living IN Corsicana,
Texas, recently buried his wife and four
children In the same grave. They all died
" measles, within two days OF each other.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

II your horses have sore shoulders,
scratches, cuts or open sores Of any kind,
use Stowarts Healing Powder.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21
A NOTED nur UNTITLED wozAA

Ma, .ysts,.Ahs f3Yi Hal
IDs .bgxs 4. /. coca ,nLe,... AZ urs tvx.rrs|
k.n. nj ,nn NJ. ~. 49,. IN ~ 1870
MAJ b truthfrlly e.ll.d o. ap,.r rf,ud aumk1
!. some q hsr eorr,-ponse.,. low u III W NJ
h ss.lea.ly devoted 10 h.r wott. -hleh |. asezzA
Of . fe.,udy. ans 4. oblir.t 10 t>>r Il ~
s.i-s.us.. /, hslp her am -,rths l.1r~ es.>pun
which dail, poar- "a upe. h.r. e.rA h<.r-rh sp<1
lbarasa Of .ufY,rfsr. Or ,sv 4 v<kssnsu n n
yex.sabls compound /. a medicine ~ r>pd ~ =
eva rurrcsrs hays s<r.ss.iiy izrfxs5srs
am ntlsard. Of tha trufa AZ
On sesoun, AZ M, ,,g,,n m~eyf..e 4. r<runs<S
and prr,,rsb<f.x,s.h,. "a .a,rsrlsasttns sufr
ops ,.v.,-t, 49,. uts ! charm ana urr -
r.,e. /, I'm - ~s,,fr,fy ~ esr-s fc-n Z ~
a. ,,-s u,rr. r~segrrhr.. Irregular - -
usn-sr,.,s., N 4, rr,ahi-. rn-rxnnstam
u,,sr~,scu n oodlur.. al p.u,scrnsss nxnres
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

faaHffYfHl n higher Htn lHttltss a
sf.s1 laal viii h ffha4 e HfH e ttiHA
Ml4Waa
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

The Joint wealth Of thirty New
re.kers = estimated - over : thousand
million dollars
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

on Al shIars ,A., man ps-.-.--.
vuuen slune tsks pleasure IN beIn1
po>s>upt -1szswt<
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

LYos's Heel stiHcncr. keep new boots and
shoes straight Dy shoe aud hardware dealofs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

A H0yst aleft faHaHf nIiieel
nsamfsi ~ faai aHf n 'ffiftH,
hHFt hlH iisN ihanieF
iHi IN pain #as aai nifafi
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fhsf lo0H him sway
nul IH less fhHH 4 daY,
NJ. lseots Uil hala him III sanafs,
Tar attorney faf q Maryland railroad
shloh tUied 3 passenger 1905 tnll VA w.
log NJ affect n cheap se%ttltfueht WIN We
fathsf NJ lhe tifilih, md hnHllf snii
HNow, m, WA not your ann alfaust deNd
siih faHsumrflaHlr "ftst flfi" "He
smld haze died anyhow wlitiu = month";
Yes. within q fortnight "Iheni Why
Ito y0ft drnaHd fth6 dglnn9esf' "Wefii
tho fa.o "a flfht here, n NJ had died nj
iume should haze fei u '21 tofini had =
quiot funeral and PIT M three hours wpfk
iuttinR corn The sains atteriln0iii
Balne he was killed away from
home and the nuws Hpfund nr1iiilh,
va had ~ keen dfesttd up f1f
four days. lava 40 ronln, hire n regular
hnarse, and feed mud lodge over twenty re-
latihns Who had hucIll 10 slow their noses,
a. n DAMAGE NJ Al least - Nv, and The other
half won't m0ro'n nav BIS debts and get 4
hcadstone up." IL rot his money
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

- W. hAHrf NNA'AfA NNAH NAANNhA W. ~
BE- seated himself In an easy chair BY
the hearth. "llc was not so qniotthCn
as he Is now; he had . lot oi 20 in
HIM. as you would say, aud We all
thought he would do something rcmars.
able
And 50 he has. | understand" g
"Tlue. bat be would ave done 4
great deal morn u be had not mtdc a
iool Of him,e 10 begin with Howe or.
that : hi affair. AMI our Affairs Arp
what We have To talk about TO night
II confess that I am more interested
IN III ! subject sir, than In colonel
Cuihbott When ! was coming here I
was q raid that" as
THAT you would find me In n worse
plight than when We parted. ldare saY
YOU ihink mY luguhrious letter WIS all
humb1g come. be quite frank with
me-"
IL should not be frank with you."
began Maur &C. after a brief struggle 10
find words which should convey bis
meaning with the least chance Of being
m sinterprcied. "if ! did not cunicss
that | began to think YOU had written to
me when You were IN a depressed state
of mind"
The father. with half.closcd evelids.
scanned the pale. honest face Of bic son;
then. ciully.
We'll. ! suppose thai was natural. |
had an attack Of 20 I nj ihr time. aud
as q gets on in wears that sort Of
thing dpes aIlect the hnmur In which
va speak or write Probably our b ct
course VIII be for both Of us 10 thank
Ftte aout since ], has brought us to-
g~sther'
II am glad 70 be here" was all Maa
rice said
Then. In the first placc. let me Try
10 put you At ease on eHe important sub
Jest have not the remo,est design
upon the entail
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