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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-18
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iITIL' LOCALS.
TrIst Itpms o. SuftIest Gsthersd from IN
Reporter note Book.

ErIst Itpms o. spitrest Usthered from the
hepoTtsrs HGto Book.
Henry Well shipped today from his
stables, North Queen street, one car load
o1 heavy draft and driving, horses also a
fine pair Of black coach hoTses.
The police reported thirty.fUur electric
and three EasolrUe l&h,s "a lot burn ng
on Friday night.
The mayor dispoCcd Of six cases this
morning. One drunk was committed and
five lodges were discharged.
The county commissioners yesterday
appC jnted John :. War(tl assessor o. Lea
cock township in place ni Ii, X. Harsh,
removed from the district.
4 fair by tho youp& folks organ sssocis
tion, of ST. Johu's German Reformed
church, will open this evening in th9
basement of the church, corner OF West
Orange and Mulberry streets. Many
valuable articles arc Ou exhibition aud
sale,
Il meeting Of the street committee Of
councils vas held on Friday evening to
take action on traps for the iulcts of the
new sewer constructed in the north western
section Of the city. Tho traps called for IL
the specifications win not answer the
purposes ard it was decided to procure
Others tho ely to pay tho difference in
cost.
The Ladies HeGrew Benevolent society
OF this city to-day donated $25 TO the
soup fund. It il tho purpose of Mayor
ROsepm to reopen the soup house thi
eeason and he will be thankful for con
tr,butjons 10 aid him in keeping it open
Hundreds of our poor people were Iei vec
each winter for the past ten years Th,
mayors appeal will no doubJ he hberaly
responded to,
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MAkhH 10,
Philadelphia IA NJ key.

l'AILADsLpHIA, october Is.-Elour duh and
weak; superhne state. 81 coca IS;
Extra do, 81 .6q2 rs; Pa. family, s. 10
as IS winter clear, % 75s2I 25 do straights,
straight. 81 LOdb 90; Wisconsin clear, Is rs
8i %; straights, ~ 50Gl5 winter patents 81 B2L
Ql5 81 spring do, - 1896.
Ry9 hour At s3 60lp375.
Wheat dull and weak No. 2Western Red,
slci No. do, 7l6s7sc NO. Pa do. 9l0S3c
No. 2 Delaware do, sSc.
Corn--Market and prices quiet and easy
mixed, 62a64c; NO, 3 do, 56d574c.
Oats Market dull and weak; MOL White
SAC; No. do, S2hc; No. do, $50
2S1kc rejected, 3003lc no 2 mixed, SOC.
Rye nominal at sac.
Seeds Cloverseed quiet ut IA gss&c; Timothy
Gull at 81 k5Gl 50 rltXseed firm AT 81 40.
Winter Bran xuiet ut sli 759l5 20.
Provisions - Market quiet and steady
Mess Pork, si7 0,gls BEL Hams; sso@2o 10 SS
| IA o..
Bacon, lls49l2c; Smoked Shoulders, 7s4gsc
salt DO 7S7Ae; smoked Hams, li0l5c
Lard quiet; city renued, shGsAo; loose
| butchers, ~ prime steam Is.
Creamery extras, 3olgSlci western do,
DO, z2G2So; 3. q, & N. \. extras, s7Bsso West
ern dairy do, s'c; Western good TO choice,
Rolls quiet at lOs2ic packing butter, 9allc
| Eggs nrmer under small supplies; ex
| tras, 23k025 Western, rtnl9Sc.
| cheese - Market firm, with fair demand
choice, llA9llke; do fair 10 prime, s9l0hc
| Ps. part skins, bb<a6ke do full, h1akc.
| Petroleum quiet Renned, IAo,
| vhfi1y quiet Western az q 20.
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uUnuLAuyA AMP uDpnru,.
siiverware nua Ju~sIry stolen from a wess
Kiug street Jeweior.

"ng strCet Jewoicr.
Last night thieves entered the residence
Of NJ J, Widonhoier, jeweler. 45O West
King street aud stole small quantity Of
silver ware and jovolry, valued at about
S25. The thieves Effected an entrance
through a transDms above the Kitchen
door, and thoroughly ransacked tho
kitchen. dining room and parlor, securing
q large quantity Of silverware " wbich they
carried into the yard but failed 70 make off
with, being evidently frightened before
they had finished their job. Among the
articles lett IN tho yard wcro n valuable
ice pitcher, oaGo basket, knives, forks and
spoons. The only things missing arc a
sugar bowl. spoonholder, cake basket
and Eome OF Mrs, Weidenhofer's jewelry.
The thieves evidently were not profession
als, as the articlss left behind wero much
more valuable than those carried off. 1t
was the intention Of Mr.. Weidenhofcr and
wife to have left tho city on Wednesday,
butlfor personal reasons their intended
visit was postponed until TO day.
IL is probable that the thieves
were aware of their intended departure,
but not aware Of the postponemont, and
broke into the house believing it to be
uncccupicd and on discovering the family
at home, hastily decamped. =
This robbery il the third that Mr..
Weidcnhorer has suffered within few
years past: First, he was robbed in
Montgomery county, then in Media,
Delaware county, aud now in Lancaster.
His fathers iewetry store in this city was
also robbed few years ago.
ANOTHER HOUSE ENTERED.
The residence Of John Il. Jefferes, No.
455 West King street, was also entered last
night ard tho lower floor ransacked.
Nothing of great value was taken. II is
supposed tho Same thieves who robbed
Mr.. Widenhofer committed this robbery
also,
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Large fire In New Haven, Uonu,

New HAVEN, Conn, Oct, 1S.-At seven
o'clock this morning Benton Nichols &
Co.'s patent folding boz mandatory was
discovered to be on tire. In the same
building were located the New Haven
electric light company and Coles carriage
mandatory. The loss of the lighting
company and Mr. Cole is entirely by
water, the former losing $500 and the
latter 50 600. The electric lighting COM
pany's dyn,mo machines arc In such a
condition that light cannot be furnished
for the next AZ hours. Benton Nichols &
&C. lose 500, 600.
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Live stock n arkets,

CmCAso.--Hogs- -Recetpts, 2D,o0 head ship.
menls, $500 head market dull and 100
lower. closing very weak 10 600 head remain
unsold rough packing, 81 io4t s5 packing
and shipping, o. sogo 90; light, "a iaa5 o5 !
Cattle-Rsceipts. 76o1 head shipments, 500
head, natives generally weakeri good
7t0j good to choice shipping, ss s096 40;
common to medium, tiD5; Texans. o. SoGi,
sheep Receipts, l,sJO hesd 4hipmonts, 30
heaH IN ar act steady Interior 10 fair, o. h03S
meiium, to good. 81 soai choice, si3f2j
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M@orerchor Entertainment.

Tho entertainment of the Mnonerchor,
which was postponed last Monday, will
take place next Monday, as Prof. Mats
will bo able by that time to FIJI hi:
place. The society will offer to it's mem
bers humorous evening as it will bring
on the stage two comical scenes !: This
singing club at Bummelsdorf," and " The
Corporal's Instruction" The first grand
concert will take place next month, fol
which great preparations are being made
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srRINGFIELD, Mo-, Oct. 1S.-A terrible
shooting affray occurred Bois D'Arc, 10
miles from here, last night, during which
Bart Wilds, saloon keeper, was shot and
instantly killed Green Deboard was seri
ously shot through the neck, and Elisha
Dcboard shot through the arm. Two Of
the parties connected with the shooting
have been arrested. The cause was whisky
an an old feud.
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BEuEAnED bY CHE CARS,
sat Fate Of FouTtseI-yssr-Uid B,y ii
maTiettA


Last evening whi'o Republican torch
light procession vas passing along tie
railroad in Marietta, the dead body OF
Robert Grey, aged about IA years, was
found lying alongside the track, 80 yards
east of the depot, with the head entirely
severed from the body and one arm aud
one leg also cut off. 1t appears that the
boy was in the habit of boarding fieight
trains aud riding up and down the road,
Last evening he boarded a train drawn by
engine 576, going cast, and making q mis-
step, fell under the cars, and was killed as
above stated. The victim was the son Of
q widow, residing in Marietta.
Au inquest was held on the body, AID g
verdict rendered in accordance with the
above facts. Tho funeral took place this
afternoon from the residence of the boys
other,
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SECOND EDITIO N.
SATURDAY EVENING. COT. Ia, 1884.
A DISASTER IN OHIO.
SPAN OF A KA,LRvAp BRIDGE BREAKS

Part Of tho manche,tor Express Piunsss
Through TO tho River-ssverai Bilied.
miraculous Esospe Of Passenger.
BATAVIA, o., Oct, 1S.-At six o'clock
last evening the middle span of the bridge
over the East Fork river, on the Cincin.
natl Eastern narrow guago railroad, gave
away as the Manchester express was
passing over il. The engine, baggage
car and the first coach were hurled into
the water fifty feet beneath. The rear
car remained on the track. Engineer
Ed. Wilson, of Sardinia, and Fireman
Henry Jones, of Manchester, were in
stantly killed Samuel Carr had his skull
fractured and will die Dave Hicks, was
badly scalded and his leg broken and can
not recover. The conductor and five or
six others were also injured. The others
made miraculous escapes, some leapipg 9
from the bridge to the river. Most of the
injured were section hands. There were
forty five persons on the train and had the
rear coach followed the loss of life would
have been appalling.
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Democrats orsauiz, a visiisnos Committee

CHICAGO, Dot. 1S.-The Times this
morning says that ono hundred Democrats
yesterday organized vigilance committee
composed of Democratic men, to prevent
intimidation and violence at the polls, and
il any Democrat bs shot to SEQ to it that
the shooter at once suffers the same fate.
If the feeling keeps rowinz in intensity,
the Times says. thero will be serious trou.
bic ia Chicago on election day.
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rweDty-,w, worms In One SIhos,nu,.

James Boyd, postmaster at Greene,
this county, while biting into II chestnut
Thursday evening, discovered to his
horror twenty-five worms ensconced
sltely In the shell. Perhaps the worms
are concentrating in Republican cbestnuts
since the returns from the October states.
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with ground glass, has been erected and cur.
tanned, 30 as 10 produce any desired effect OF
light and shade. A now floor hss been laid.
tho rooms have been newly painted aud pa.
pered, new bac acSgrounds and other parapher.
malta have been added, ana MFR. Rote has made
his rooms arst class In all respects. $50 hts
advertisement In another column.
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Duke ar isruBs wick Dead
BERLIN, O,t. 1S-Wilhelm |, Duke o.
Brunswick, died this morning.
syNNY,.ra ssuIUagiuE..

y NIN TIT y t'I7" VII : . '1.'-
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 1s.-For Tho
Middle Atlantic states, generally fair
weather, except preceded In northern por-
tion ard in New Jersey by light local rains
and partly cloudy weather, west to north
Winds fresh during the day, nearly station
sry temperature 10 southern portion for
Sunday, fair weather aud nearly stationary
temperature is indicated.
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The Whereabouts Blaine.

JACKSON, Mich., Oct. 1S.--Blaire left
Detroit this morning by special train. He
will spend Sunday at South Bend, Ind.
A large crowd greeted him at Aun Arbor,
his reception being particularly enthusi-
astic by the students of the Michigan
| University, Blaine briefly addressed the
| crnw6-
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DTINIuE Accident.

This forenoon as Chief Of tho Fire Ds
partment Howells team was standing in
front Of Demuth's store, on East King
street, the horse took fright in col psequence
of the falling down of a pile of brooms
near by, and ran of, damaging the wagon
to which he was hagnessed and injnIing
his legs somewhat.
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EAli Of Goal Ipiures TWO nIen.

ASHLAND, Pc, Oct. 1s.--Jacob Raj or
single, ard Thos. Jones, married, both of
Locustdale, were struck by fall of coal
while working at Merriam colliery this
morning, and fatally injured.
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Incannisry rire IL Es.t,,n.

EA.T"''-. s0et. 1S.--An inceudiaIy
,-.- sr...s morning destroyed Stockcr 81
Is saw mill, Coy!e s. Son's ice house,
a stable and Taylor & Co.'s storr, saw
mill and ice house. Stooker's loss i,
1000; insurance, $1,000 Coye's loss,
80, 600 /; insurance $1,000.
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NEW roRx, Oct. IS --Flour--state and 49,
ern dull ana stu in buyers favor. soutsnS5S
quiet ana steady. --'-t
Wheat heavy and N6Ke lower, with no1>
erately active business No, 1 White nOSS~
inai NO.. Red, Nov, stkosissc |; Dee. M
ms5Sc; Jan, ssx6sskc, Feb, eo,<0Su3(Si 1
Corn ztb2Hc lower and unsettled, MsreA
HSstern spot, 65660c future, i7xejbsc :.
a. usts ZGssc lower State, 8ie1s7c /, Wusi arm.
HQ3Ic No Nov, 32e2Slxc. -.
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ROME, Oct. 1S,-Iu Italy during the p lst
"a hours there have baen 16G fresh cases
of cholera and 102 deaths.
Sixty. seven fresh cases and thirty seven
cholera deaths occurred at Naples during
the past "a hours, and six deaths but no
fresh cases at Genoa.
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QaoGttioos by AseoGiatoi Press.
2tnpka nuapttIal

4aoGitioos by Aseocjatoi Press.
Stocks unsettled.
HhIpielpRia q hris y N........., . II
boLulnR hbiiIOad. ....................s... lO&
pennsylvania !tailroad ...................... bl%
lohigh Valley Railroad d.................,... BSlz
United Companies Oi sew Jersey. .1poH
GOElHdfh LGclnC,..s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l03<
Northern Pacific Preferrei.. -. d !
Northern Central Railroad ................. ~,
LGnizh Navigation Conpany.............. tOl(
Horrtstown katlroai.. ai.......................e. 80
Geutru transportation Company......... S7H
Buffalo, Y all Philadelphia. ......... ~
biiio SshuvtTIl Hslroad. .................. G{1R
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WASHINGTON, d. c., Dot 1s The
president has appointed Stephen +.
Wilson, of Penuss sivania, to ba associate
justice Of the supreme court of New
Mexico
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An Editor ruulio,y Assasri ated.

GENEVA Oct. 1S-Tho editor Of Il news
paper az Nonat in the Burmese Oberland
was pulicly assassnated yesterday In the
market place of that town by the president
of the Ultra Montaua society, The victim
had made objectionabe comments IN his
paper.
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Tho worried srocs specu,ator.

Worried mind. Fevcred brain. Dreadful
day with unsettled market. Unable to eat ain.
ner after days work. Vain efforts To rest ht
night. lIorrid feelings In view OF tomorrow.
Body and mind want toning up. Browns
iron Bttters does ~. surely and quickly. Mr.
Tooy, OF Tsyers, Orange county, Florida. has
experienced the benefit of this valuable REM
edy, and says,"l cheertully recommend IL
! keep IL on hand all tho time" Cures dys-
pepsia, indigestion, weakn oss, etc.
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EEw ADVEgTIsEMFNrs.

~ far more painful than a much larger 011
under apparently similar circumstances. ~
sauce tuinor may be very painful when eun11E
aud cease to give much iroubie wnen n i1
gro II large. "a
CANCERS, TUMORS, SKIN DIsEASYn
also Chronic ana frivate Diseases-sucoenDy
fully treated by go
DRS. h. y. ana NJ. s. LONGAKEH.
Cn-o-l3 East WuinuL etleeg, Lancaster, Hn-
Con sult~.Cn nee. oI63td ~ 3'
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New sorv.
Iu2 2.iynS " Associated Presa.

ilu5a a.SiyiIs ~ Associated Press.
Stocks lower and weak. Money, lD2c.
New YORK Central. .,......................s ~
slls hnlrObh .,.ss ss.....'.sssssssss.ssssss III
Adams ExprG ........,.... ...............e.I1o
Michigan Coit;ral l,ailro4d ....,.......,.sss -
Michigan Sou ,hcrn Raiiroad.... G51
Illinois Gcntrl Raitroai. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Cleveland Z Rttsh Irga BajtccdJ ..........fl11
Chicago q Book island Raf,roat. .......s..1 1lII2
.tLLSourgl q Tort Wayne RG:iro.u. u....ssssl1Jl1
Gesiern Union Fol ,Srapn 'ionpany....ss ~
iC.etO 4 WaL ash ..--. .,.........,.,,...... ~
Hsw Jersey CunNfyt. .,.... ,.,-..... ,.,... q
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a Marked Improvement.

j. Il. Rote, photographer, North Queen
street, near Orange, has recently completed
svsne marked improvements in his picture
s.l.ery A new ami improved skylight. filled
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Portion OF n Town nurs ed

Butiuess Portion OF ~ Town burG ed.
CHARLESTON, $. c., Oct. 18 The
business portion of the town OF Eigefield
was burned to day. Loss, s75 600. 1t Is
supposed it was incendiary.
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fbE4TffS.

BowahN.-ln this city, on the 10Th inst,
Charles E., son OF George and Catharinc Bow.
mln.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral,
IRON his parents residence, No. 2l5 south
queen street, on Sunday afternoon at three
O'Clock, Interment at Woodward mn GENE
terry.
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: II KS. i,a2r; -gauLnorF, rnE aAaAR
DKkspzs, N67.EN -

L COMPOSER. -,
DKEsDzs, N67. e ma
MEssRs. KRASIUH 4 BACH GennememS 4 Is
gives mo great pleasure to inform you that Fl
had the opportunity lately to play on one o.
your instruments (Baby Grand Piano1 ard
was RstoDished at the brilliancy, power anfk>
singing tone. The beautiful. exceliently M
ished instrument Is in all registers throuN1bf.
cut the entire scale, evenly balanced. xt 61nl
tho most agreeable touch which ever found;
on any piano. IL possesses that m0dulnf1VUf
ability which enables amateurs a. well ~
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SiMo. cannot recommend the insIrumGnI1
high enough TO the musical public. hav0 the
honor to remain gentlemen, yours,
Very Respectfully, TIL n
JULIUS sCHULHORH.
For particulars call on or address, WW. a.,
FRAILEY, 80 North Queen, or S3S E. OFon01
street, Lancaster, Pa. -1
These Instruments are the best now un61&
and ere guaranteed for i've years.
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IlE s It'll ESnAN NlAEM

VALUABLE yITY rROPERCY AT PUs-
Lie SALE. ON TUESDAY, NOyEM.
BER /, 1884,, will be sold at the franklin
House, North Queen street, Lancaster city
Pa, the following desirable Real Estate, to
wit. TWO BRICK HOUSES, two stories in
height, with brick buildings attached, Nos
i3s and 40 North Mulberry street. No ass has
never falling we'll OF water in the yard
Each house contains II hall. parlor, dining
room and kitchen ON the FIRST hour and tour
'oms on the second-story, with good ggrrets
10 each house. There Is also variety OF
Choice Fruit frees and Grape Vines on these
properties Both OF these properties front on
Mulberry street, and extend in depth 2i5 feet
to Concord alley.
One-tenth of the purchase money ia made
payable at the time OF the sals The balance
10 be paid on the lat OF April lS3J Each
property viii be sold separately.
sale VIII commence at hak-past O'CLOCK IN
IN when attendance will be given and terri.
OF sale will be made known by
JOHN MO9EEHAN
McGeehap, deceased.
HKseX shuBEar. Auctioneer, IL
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LooaI sto ,ss aas s,vs os
Reported by j. b. Long.
II nv y TR'tVts y EI7sN 'ss'sss
BANE erpcaR.
First National bank ~

First National bank .,........,..,,,ti,p .oolo &
4. 4. q. !. !.
Farmers National RANK ,,........ 30 ulx1
Fulton National Bank .....,..,,..,. i11 ~ 51
ongsIStSI GauntF Dasional sang 50 l1nl0Ss
COlumb;1 National nGu6....,...... ill ~ ST IN
ChTiatiGu.I NrtOnlt gais. ....,.., 100 l1E E&
EpBrltg. NattDn;.. EtI& &........... ty' ~
Ftrst Rational Hanx, Co uta0ta.- i15 IL %3
first NatlpHll c.D., S1rA5oufg.... ltS ~ &
FIRST National BANK eSarit,tBa a.. igg 20 |a<8
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AHvAsTEH SHOE rAuTOHY.
HlEMENZ.
LANCASTER SHOE FACTORY

We call your special attention to
our LADIES Pebble Button Shoe,
80 90. sl.T6, 81 so, Sl,26. LADIES'
Best Rid Button shoe, $3.50, $500.
MEMS Shoes, $500, S2.76, 30 so,
80 90. down to Sl,25. MISSES
School shoe. 81 25 and Sl.oo. BOYS
Shoes, 90 90 down to 81 90 CHIL-
DRDN'S shoes. 35, as, and 90 cts.
WOMEN'S Calf oeggeo and Sewsd
Shoes, $3.50 and 8l.26. MEMS
Good Heavy Kip Boots, SO 90. 50 so,
s2.25, SO, IL SO. BOYS, % 90, $50,
81 Is and 500. We have now on
hand a larger stock than any other
two Shoe Stores in ths city, We
will sell at lower prices than can Ss
had at any house in Lancaster.
81 North Ql88l Street,
1t Lancaster, Pa.
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NE1 4DVEKTls En EN4s.

SAUsS kHAUr LU CB TrfS (,ATUR.
- DAY. evening mt the East King street
Eestaurant (basement Hofimeier's building5
lt' JESSE JONES, Prop.
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