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Open your eyes and not your mouth when
making up your mind what kind Of cough
medicine YOU are going TO take IL you don't
wish to make opium eaters Of your wives and
children. Stop pouring down all kinds OF
cough remedies, and use Ja,lwin's Pine Tar
Syrup. G. A. Parcher. Jan.
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ELLSWORTH AMERICAN
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81.

We do not read anonymous letters ami communi-
6 ,tions The anne and address Of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable, not necessarily for publica
tion but a. a guarantee OF good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve com
municatonS that are not used
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What seems strange about the conduct of
some people is, though endowed with good
judgment in other matters. they permit severe
cold to 90 unnoticed. until 1t assumes severe
aspect. Jadwin's Tar Syrup l. household
necessity under any circumstances. Try it.
q. A. Parcher. Jan.
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The wisdom of shooting officers for in
xuboriination. or disobedience Of the orders
of their superinr>. in face Of the enemy, be
comes more and more apparent as the case
of Gen Fitz John Porter is prolonged
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When nine out of ten person, during the
season have not escaped cold Of some kind.
i il 10 be wondered that ten persons die every
hour during the twenty-four. with consump-
ton: Prevent this great mortality ut once by
taking Jadwin's Tar Syrup. q. 4. Parcher.
Jan
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. WILBOR'S COMPOUND OF =
PURE COD LIVER
7 OIL AND LIME. !
VWiis.r'. Cod Liver DIT and LIN

Wtlb0r's & oso- lty DIT and Lime Gh e
friends Of persons who have been rcstaIrd from
confirmed Consumption by the use Of this original
preparation and the grateful parties themselves,
have by recommending IL and acknow lodging its
wonderful efficacy, given the article y vast popu
larity In New England. The Cod Liver oil Is I'm
this combination robbed Of IT, unpleasant tn ST.,
with the Lime which Is itself restorative prncl
pie. supplying nature with Just the assistance
quirrd To heal and restore the disea Sed Lungs \
u. WIIBnR. Boston. proprietor sold by all drug
gi~t- tmn-ll
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JAMES ". BLAiSDEIL.
HANCOCK s. Clerk Of Courts Ofiicc-Ells
worth. January :, 1854.
hereby certify that the twelve preceding ac
counts, are true copies Of the original accounts OF
the County Commissioners for the year lsSi. and
the having been sworn TO and allowed
orders have issued for the payment thereof out of
the County Treasury.
3w3 Attest III. Il. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
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DANGER SIGNALS.

Buzz saws,
Bun dogs,
Green watermetonS,
Didn't know IL was loaded pistols,
Opium shops,
Gambling dens,
Dun razors,
Counterfeit note
Rams horns,
Hornets nests,
Lightning rods,
Mules hind legs,
Nitro glyGerine cans,
Forty rod whiskey.
Weak stnmachs, from which result indigestion,
dyspepsia and various blood affections are also
signals of danger which should Lee needed without
delay and for which Burtlock Blood Bitters are
especially adapted This medicine renovaies
purifes aud strengthens the ctrculaiofN organs
thus building up the entire system.
W. \. Edgers of Frankyilie, tana'ta, sui
fered from disease Of the liver and kid
news that brought him 50 low his life was
deepairrd Of he lay for thirteen days with
ont an operation of the bowels after tax
ing one bottle Of Burrlock Blood Btters he
enabled to leave his bed and drive out
three bottles more completed a cure, ami
he SAYS that he is now better man than
he has been Tor twenty years.
] yr;'6
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cratic doctrine demands tariff for revenue,
with such incidental protection as naturally
flows therefrom" Thi> ought 70 make i
easv all round As straddle it meets
long felt want of the party.
IL The preamble and resolutions introduced
in The Senate bN Senator Sherman, which
We give else~her are not likely 10 receive
passage without warm debate. 1t Is alto
gether probable hat democratic Senators Will
attempt to ward of an investigation WHICH
viii bring out more giannsy the hldeous
devices and crimes hV which elections IA
several Of the Southern States have been car
ried. and which are a siandin. disgrace 10
our republic 50 long as the perpetrators are
allowed to 20 unpunished Now that We are
Oh the exc az a Presidential election demo
crai> are particularly anxious 10 haze all
such matters kept quiet.
a The Gay Head Indians, ~ whom quite
large number remain. have been brought
prominent, nto n,'irc BY the terrible d.
asteT d thu steamer Cit, " Columbus.
rheil Iufirug efforts t. rescue the drowning
and To recover THE bodies Of III ,>c VIM we're
lu-' deserve a gcncrou, recognition from he
pa ic Instead Of aiding to their scant,
stores BY co.icciin. merchandise. and p.,feI-
in. u personal effects, a j tua often the
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STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
Augusta, January -. ISL.
\ session az the Executive council viii he held
~ the COUNCIL cNANOER, IN Augusta on Monday
the eleventh day Of February next at clock y. NJ
by order ~ the Governor,
JOSEPH -. SMITH.
Iva secretary of state
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New Advertisements.
SALT :!

nADIZ SALT for sale IN bond duty psid. by
" AMBROSE WHITE tNpE. II. ,RpNER Bucks
port, Me. df
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Richardson's New Method
FOR THE PIAN0F0RTe,

his ets.iiialt anu superior INSTRUCTION book does
not seem To suffer from the publication Of other
methods and instructors, however meritorious they
may be- II sells literally by the ToS Many times re-
vised, it is practically without error. Those who
are in doubt what book 10 use. are always safe in
using RICHARDSON.
Wells Third Mass. ,soa.,nx,,,
Wells. just out. l. full Of the best effects Ditson
4 Co. publish 100 Masses by the best composers
No sacred music Is finer than this.
Vocal Echoes. 81. ,, By reTk", and
Csllecsten' (sI.0o) by Morse, are superior
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For the Temperance Campaign, now exciting in
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War Songs soa 1i ar s asaas ssesss. the
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

oliver Hartman.
Thomas Dickson.
Henry W. Smith,
John II. Sherwood.
George II. Andrews,
Robert Olyphant,
George +. Baker.
Benz, b. sherman,
Jos. Thompson,
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Total A--ct- Ass ais =
Messengers Notice.

l. }. .tRnNEE. Eu,k-p"tt
Il ~ EEII.I Ell>NurtI
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a. terrible explosion occurred, Thursday.
in a mine A Crested Butte, Colorado There
were fifty nine men in the mine. Eleven were
descending the shaft ana were blown back
70 the surface. badly injured. NV explosion
" from fire damp.
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FRANK II. WILLIAMS.
Treasurer.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-10
CHATTER y.


Inc '''tgo' ,'l'''.' r'' ~, .'..!'
:oH4u.Itu "nt 'n'' I'u ~ '''''' ~
~ W. 'oP' " ~, , We .., .' $780,.
seemed +, Ice much loD....r- indeed the life
that ,y behind was almost forgotten. He
did moi think Of tine future. The present
wa, 80 full of dazzling Ignr to him that
he courd not take hi, eve, from if.
Lord Au.IIcy WA, 80 deli .hlcl with his
visitor t..lt he ,,r.,rd y.nrr, >,,aud uun,b.
or wccI, at rIy,r,rroll ,yd TO the ,p,I1,,
engineer it seemed A., t.,o,-l am eternity
If bliss were enrolled before him, with
in. ,.Iovip,, ,yarut.,. of r.,r-uuli.,hr. of lowe
IN nj, heart. he did not sion ia count i,,r
ro. il. know oI,I,. one .lI.i,., and i, WA.
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-10

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"ln'' ! WIN my ''"..'!' ~ you call ~,
h'd pee" r..-ht,d ".Iof' d. had gone thi'
~ !".. ,''' u "' '',' t""I >u'N ever
I"' e., ill., 40 "''" Las u,''"IrH hl' love To
NE nae l.', "'i"''' SNAIL i"'"N oI YOU
ann i.'hh 'i !'u "EdI!--"s tong as
l'g,.
H' G'nl." l"arh 81 her hand seemed to
give him fresh life aud courage. lbrucNt
moment hr was hnccIms at her feet.
"1ou go" au ANGEL Of gooduc,, /" he
c ,r.,c.ac' "N d. you think Of me kindly
VIII YOU irl me worship you from dis
t'H,': WIZ you 'el mr OIL all my life
WI" "o." ''' l'"--'"' III! ht"Its love,
Tor you;
Ih'i' wa, Strange len drruc>> in her
Lace 'nn % '"'IeHrd night IN hcr eyes as
enc ''I"'H
- "'.~H you Wish I'-'c friend to
20" always. .Hi, as ipIhe other. it could
h'''' ".. r.U.j D.: LNru II Ill ! loved
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-10
BULLETIN; SUNDAY AUGUST TO- 1884

| thing induce you TO take even the least IN
| tcrc,t in the young farmers, or the farm
er>' ,ou>Y"
! She laughed = sweet >lycry laugh. She
| did not see the pain in his face, the trem-
! bling of his lips, and the keen anguish of
hi, suspense.
"Wlat 4 droll question Mr.. Wharf.
think 10 class of men in England so honest
so honorable, so e>timubc as the farmers.
TO me they seem to be the salt of the earth
But what could there be in common be-
tween them and me, except the kindly
sympathy | have for them:'
"lOu would not associate with, or re-
cciyc, or whatever the word j., a farmers
son, Lady Liia>:"
cit i too absurd a question TO answer"
\ gay hooking smile came over her face.
al will draw q line at the professions" she
said Jestingly.
IL wish knew whether | were inside
the line or out of it, he remarked,
She was not in the least angry at the
words. To himself he said that, if She
knew his origin, she would not address
him again. just then Colonel Gordon
broke into the conversation with an anec-
dOte.
"a very wealthy man. he said "bought
Burchall Park, in our nci-hborhool, Sir
John lltord by name. He had been in
trade in the City, rs an oil-mcrchant, be-
licye-and he had made 4 large fortune
lie was elected Lord Mayor and knighted
for some service to the state. lie bought
BurchuIl Park, aud soon after ms install
mcut there, he gave magnificent lctc.-
All the elite Of the county were present;
and looking round Sir John thought he
had made his position. lie had sprung
from the very poorest and worked hI> wa!
upwards. His father and mother had be-
lou-rd to the idborin--c.I>>c>, and had
never consented to give up their PLAIN
hOmely lie 10 share their sons grandeur
sir joan had an enemy who cuNicd aud
hated him, and who, hearing Of the grand
lcte, gave himself tue trouble TO 20 10 the
village where tIC old couple lived aud tod
them that their >uu had >yut Tor them, and
that they were not 10 wait 10 exchange
their everyday clothes. When the lctr
was at it, hei-At, and the guests had just
sat down to magnificent banquet, the
hot at the head OF the table, with u Count
r>s on one siac and u Baroness on the 9TH
cr, the door opened, and the old people
were suddenly announced ~ Sir john
father AID mother. The! stood there be-
tore the brilliant crowd, Old, frightened,
and trembling. His enemy had thought
to shame the grand uuDlc-.uLrtCd mall
had thought 10 see Alm blush Tor Al> old
father aud mother, and turn from them
ashamed. An, how mistaken he Was! 1T
bring, lump into my throat 10 think OF
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-10
LOVE CONQUERS.
BY THE AUTHOR or "DORA THoRNE"
"a ROSE IN IHORNs,' ETC.
CHAPTER TX.

" l4a
Aud.cv was very pleased with it. When
the, reached Ulyer>croit Hall again, Nane
showed them his plans, and the sketch Of
the ulid-, which Sir Rl!e had 50 warmly
approved. Father and daughter stood by
the ubrurl-tablc. Lady LjllAs had taken
OF her hat, and some OF ths dcad-gold
hair laid like a veil over her shoulders
with careless grace she had thrown one
arm around her fathers neck, and stood
looking with him At the sketch,
at j. beautiful bridge, papa she
said. "IOu vii! call it a foolish fancy OF
mime, but II look, almost i.Ac = chain OF
flowers
The Earl laughed at the fancy; but it
Wa, not very exaggerated one, cousid.
,rlug the lightu,s>, elegance, and grace
OF the design. She looocd at Nane with
wonder and admiration in her beautiful
eyt,
~, thi, idea your own: How elegant
and simple it j.. How beautifully YOU
have sArtchcd it. You must be al artist.
How clever YOU must be y
~ GU think 30, Lady Lillus, because YOU
are not accustomed to-tHc workers Of the
world" bee answered. "TNcre /, nothing
especially clever about IT.
"Cau you do better tAiugs;' she asked.
IL hope So" lie replied mode>tly. 81
think Heaven has given me skill. | love
to battle with the difficulties Of my pro-
fe>,iou. \ fierce tide, steep hill, rug
ged mountain, are all giants whom love
to hight siuge-handcd, to grapple and con-
quer'
He looked 20 earnest, so handsome, so
proud. that She watched him with admra-
ton In her own mind She thought this
man. who loved hi, work, who liked to
grAyple with difficulty and danger, who
played. as it We're, with the great power,
Of the earth and moved them at his will,
was worth a thousand Of the "Wlite-hand-
ed gitterng youth" whom She was accus-
toned to meet. From that moment cCr-
tain respect Tor him crept into her heart.
She admired his bravery, Iii courage, his
truth, hi, devotion to his work, aud his
chNarous simple notions.
Nane was soon quite at home. His I'M
affected noble character and beautiful
sensitive face won friends for him. Every
one respected him. When he had been
there three DAYS, the young Duke Of Walt
ham joined the party; but he was neither
liked nor admired Uue-Aa!f 30 much is Y ane
Fraser Wharf.
still the one blot on fair and noble
character remained. He WAS ashamed of
his origin. lie dreaded lest it should ever
be known that Ac vas the son Of poor H.
norant farmer. IL. knew it wa, hateful
weakness, and he Iolthed himself for it.
l. 4
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-10

| thr oc,u.7 III nai', Nld h' ncLrt beat as
! II uid ,.e,ri' 60 ptiu.c. .lcr eyes droop.
ct !,o. ais, s"' ,',i' tai ! tender and
| iONi cane iHto ''y rNldu>ltc face. 1t
sr,.u.1 - ,tm $50 '"n"s" t.ic room swan
| roam, ul.I.
sac "T, hlAdrr to htm than To any one
else; 81 'at"'d 10 hihl, asa lhrir cUnNcr-
Sato, WAS M"a!' interesting. He had
ilNcu tl1 N'r,l oi Wnich sue hncW notu-
tu5 AL s'tt'i to $40" Something, and
sac MS Interested ~ every detail She
hard! Sac" "r'>c'l h'W m0cH TINE sac
:, r"' I.' Thing 10 "'"'' '"o would have
Ioo"c1 ~ }" "'"-"'! Nd' p''>c h1d an! one
mentioned 1t 'o"ef'
O"' m'I"'"7 '"c rose carrier IMAM usual
49, '' 80 Wv ''' Wv '>''l" terrace
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strn,, MIN ,.r. .c..,i, and BASIC, ',yuIr,
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v,,rn IL. iulut, .uo,.i,ly and rrti i,,n,..l
vim iI,,. .pr,l,d CARRIAGE of Inc mead ami
erect graceful, u.uy..
.No one can ever .ut,tanca ycutlrmai,"
.hr.>,iG TO herself. ".!uw ,i,.I,.r,.r are
tunl face and d.urc iron l.c face, and
t,ir.> OF the .,ou, Of the >ou'r
,nr SAN something. too in the cXurr,,iou
of p,, face. ,.ir.,. prevented her from go.
i'm, lo bju, AND seat ucr ipIoor, with
r,Ir,i,.., ,..,r.,, and = be,iiu,, b,,rt. the
bouquet 'h'' N'','" 'of "'r lnal morning
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-10


His face flushed ana then grew dcathly
pale.
"Ah, II dirc tel !ou.' he said. "But
YOU must know-\"u who are 50 beautiful
that all men love luu--you before whom
all men hneci' Is the very queen o! beauty
and love You must KNOW
"But indeed do NOT, she replied win
Wcrtei face ana drooplhS eyes
"lou know what h'llthN 10 the moth
when the taper i bIIShl-ueath IN the
clear hot flame, he >a'd' "Ihe brighter
the Ii-hl tAe more ciu'' 'he uta'h' lou
know what NoUnu happen II iholh IoNed
STAR
81 can imagine >He returned femehl-
bcrins the por' pt'u'lIu' words about
the desire oil the NOM Tor the star
AN lh'o, LA! linus, you Aho" What
has hHlprnt" 90 INC u'c Tue >""e ut''n
~ the "o,H' wiz 70" forgive NE Il tell
| You now;
! "le' WIN Tue u''NI!' loNe-IeAt hu>A
deepening ">"! 10 me "Ha' you WILL
sac li'a never gwen 80 l'"cI encourage
mcnt to prince OF peers ana lie almost
knew H.
"NIo't men Io>t 'h'.! WIS "V some time
| or ol"t' oI '"''' uN'>' ne >"'u' - hAI Is
my c'>e now RIA! accept II Is an eA-
cU'' Io' az '''' ! "'"! say SH''l NC
! soIF! Tor III! "oIUs Nheh l am sensible
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-10
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-10

AuI ucIcTu MNV UVl MUv
Wcarc IN Lose. .ua ,,..a..
Wbrr. shall .,rv..
leland me , ,l,....,.. ..r......,..
SHOW. but one shat. ..n1..n
up.br,rf ,..,.,,.r,
:, .b,re. IKE ,I.., .u...1.,-
rt,.',,rnr,.,,.,. ,.....
x'.,,,.,I., l.,.r ,.,
Silence fell upon them a, the word. died
on hi, lips. WHAT wa, comm. to herr She
wondered Her heart va, stirred thn
lovely bloom on her face came and went
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-07-26

Supervisor McLauchlan chairman com
mittee on mines and mining submitted
the following report:
Mr.. Chairnan DC, Your committee on
mines and mining would respectfully re-
port that they are in favor of appointing
an assistant mine inspector for this county,
all the rest of the counties in this mining
district having appointed assistant mine
inspectors. Will county, which is only
the fourth coal mining county in the state,
allows $5O0OO per year for mine inspec
ton. This being the largest coal produc-
ing county in the state, your committee
therefore deem it right and proper that an
assistant mine inspector should be appoint
ed, and recommend the appointment of
one at salary of $500 per day and to al
low 10 days during the year.
Your committee would also recommend
to this board James Cook, of Oglesby as a
fit and proper person for the office of assis-
tant mine inspector
Also that the bond of said assistant mine
inspector be fixed at the sum of two thous-
aud dollars
ALI of which is respectfully submitted.
JOHN McLAUCHLAN,
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-07-26
;CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE

fanrary called offers travellers al the and comforts
WELL VENTILATED
coAchEs
In
theIo Of
THREE
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-07-26
Total, l,lGs,55O
PEsOkAL PROPERTY.

lrplus, s., ,6s3.
All of whic is respectfully submitted,
CHAL. HOFFMAN, Chairman.
Sup. Parr, hartman of committee on
Public BuidiIs, submitted the following
report which as adopted;
Mr.. Chatrna dc, Your committee on
Public Buildigs would respectfully report
that they hay examined the matter of
having the na,es of the Court House and
Jail Building yom engraved on the cor
ner stone of Il ltcourt house presented be
fore them, anrecommend the following:
We recOmmeI that the same should be
done by addinthe names of Thos. u Hugh
Colwell as coractors and builders.
All of whiClis respectfully submitted,
S. f. PARR, Chatn,an.
Sup. Fades, hartman Of Committee on
Equalization fTown Lots submitted the
following rept which was adopted;
Mr.. Ch0iintn, de-, Your Committee on
Equalization Town Lots would respect
fully report tit they have examined the
matter of Assessments of the same pre-
sented before hem, and recommend the
following per ent. addition and deduction,
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-07-26

Respectfully submitted.
p. FINLEN, county CLERK.
Sup, Hoge also submitted the following
report, which was adopted;
Mr.. Ch0irmdH, de-: Your committee to
settle with county officers would respectful,
" report that they have examined the re.
port of A. T, Bartels, Probate Clerk, and
having compared it with the books and re
cords and believing il to be correct would
recommend its adoption.
All of which is respectfully submitted,
WALTER HoGE, ChdilmdH.
To the Honorable the Board Of Supervisors Of
La Sale County The niersign-
ed would respectfully report the following
earnings and receipts in the office of the clerk
of the Probate court of said county for the
six months ending May 81, AID, 1854, an item
lied statement of which appears of record in
said office in the Register of Receipts and Ex-
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All of which is respectfully submitted,
FREn w. EADES, Chairman.

Sup Parr, chairman of the committee on
Public Buildings, submitted the following
report, which was adopted and the Clerk
directed to transmit certified copy thereof
together with certified copy of the grand
jury report on the condition of the Jail, TO
the State Board of Health;
Mr. ChdGrmdE, dc: la response to res
olution of this Board your committee on
Public Buildings have carefully exam
ined into the sanitary condition of the
county asylum and the county Jail, and af-
ter thorough investigation are satisfied
that those institutions are skillfully manag-
ed and KEEP, scrupulously clean i'll every
particular and in "A manner conducive to
the health Of the inmates
We find that the food used is wholesome
and well prepared; that cleanly habits
among the inmates are enforced; that the
rooms are we'll ventilated, and that there is
an abundance Of pure flowing water.
Your committee are of the opinion that
the sanitary condition of said institutions
is in every respect admirable and well cal
culated to resist the introduction or spread
of any threatened epidemic.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
S. E. PARR, ChdtgWsdR.
Sup. Hickoll, chairman of the committee
on Miscellaneous Claims submitted re
port which was adopted recommending
the navment of the following claims:
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