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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-04
DYEiSa AND SECURING.

TINE LITTLE FRRSCHMAN cleans, presses
4 and dyes coats, vests and pants, rem.
uetlng them good MS new. Hats dyed and
blocked. Ladies' dresses, Ribbons. sashGs
plumos. etc, clean d. dyed aud pressed, Re.
pairing gentlemen's clothes Speciality sat
hinclion guaranteed sixth and Franklin
next To German N, h. church.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-04

This week you can buy So straw
hat for $3.50, II $3.50 straw hat fol
81 %, a So straw hat for 81 al
SANGER Bros.
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COMM


GALVESTON. August 2-rhe following Is
comparative statement OF cotton receipts at
the principal markets to-day aud the same date
last year:
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''SinpIe

TOW "TuCRERS PILE oINrMENrp
90 nv cures the wors, cases rriee
only 10 cents per bottle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-04

Mf " ahn CuoLu LLUTE u
p1phs or organs Of the body ENLARGED and restored d
ii"pei size And .lgor Particulars Medical testimony
- 'on' seated nee Ehlk MID. co buffalo, N. g.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-04

Fine lot new California honey Just
received at w. II. McLeughlin'S.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-04
MAR RIACE GUIDE.

HOo RACES, Fine P1atea.
Uefant cloth and sit bndns sealed for 6Oe IN Post.
~ o. saireny' otr my seadsrfel pea pietsrs Tbs
he tsti tfueto hfe articles the following suhlees;
.1s MAJ nMfy shs not VII, manhood vomsnheod PhysL
asey shsen ~ eeiib.J and sreess hos life and hap
pnes may be Increased the physolosy Of
maay more Those Married o. marriage shaaia
read ousht TO DO read By all aAut persoas thsn isVt
ssfar oek ADD hg Popular edition. same apsr seysE 2aS~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-04
fuckers

eel INVIGoRATOR,
s.. become justly the most popular iron tonic
as Use why because tbs better suited
ao , every ~ case Of infeebleness from any cause
io' ' oli and young Many physicians en-.
,',.e and prescribe 1t, and their testimony 10
%a, ,he very best satisfaction is given es-
u' so In women aud children Don't
,.ut, try bottle. Price sl.O0.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-04
BEWARE OF cOUNTERFEITs
Giles Llnimsnt IodIds Ammonia
The speedIest and mos, certain med.
lcine on the globe.
All Families Use 1t.

TNVUWHIIsIn. ncufhIHIa, dip
iberia sciatica
r, Prolapsus Uteri. Female Weakness
Inc best and only certain remedy TO relieve
pain OF all kinds no matter of how long stand
Tug lnstant relief guaranteed cripplps
swollen Joints, varicose veins bites of Insects
OF sick headache No oil OF grease. il clean
and sweet will not soil
inflammation Of the Kidneys Brights disease
diabetes, incontinenoe OF urine II Is the only
IMMINENT IN the world possessing Alternative
powers. Can be taken internally cures
cramps aud collie. diHfthoea aud dyscutery
SoId ny all druggists Trial bottle nc " riic
~. ulles, box 3iS2 N. Y, T., o., who will give
auylcv on all diseases free Of charge
hf htWare OF INSCRIPTIONS dealers aud
rouhterielis The genuine has the name
blow IN the glass and facsimile of the discoy
u ers esignaturcIoAo achcOrk,
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From the New York Evening t'ost
The presentation Ia these columns
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-04

GALVESTON, August J.-Fuulres opened barrel
steady to points lower.
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SpectacIes.

For spcctAcles, eye glasses and optical goods
20 To Levinskl Il Albea Jewellers aud Optic.
ianA Who guarantee 10 suit every eye. age OF
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S1 n REwARD,-i will pay $40 reward for
WI " the apprehension aud conviction Of
anyone caught dumping offensive aud alyinv
matter IN the city limits. Luxe MOOHE
City Marshal.
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NO CURE, NO PAY.-Peclers chill and fe.
! ysr syrup WARRANTED TO cuie any case
Shl,is ann fever OF money positively rcnln.
"a Price % cents per bottle at Peeef's drug
lOfe, on Austin avenne. MAcO. Tekas.
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WOol--FIrmcr. tub washed 2sct
washed, 100 2lc. Texas, 100 2lc.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-01-21
W.T.. SCRIP TURE.
MARCHAND DE

poees Meub taps pour meube ct general toue
les articles pameubement dune mason
On touours de commerce h plus beau
meube possible Lassoment est e plus cons1derabes
des plus VARIES
La merchandise est de qualite Superieure,
Les prix defient toute competition.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-01-21

NJ les dun commits canaden notre
athque M. Frank ThibeauIt, don't e1pe
aae eturban6 davance ratique de
que garane de satisfaction choix ct de
Ia merchandise
visite popuaire magasn de meubles
de faits 1ygA
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-10

WHEN General Mcclellan became
known to til" world we were max ing
history hand over band" To-day we
are losing ii With Tho same raphlty. Lin
coin, Grant, Seward, burnside, Mcdowell.
Hoote,, Maado-most of the men who
made the pclind between '6l and 10
gioIions, with all Tue sadness that attcn>
ded that pe.iod. have passed away. and
Little Mac follows them. looseninS
himself i.oin life with the modesty and
gentlen"ss that characterized both f's
public and his private career. Few OF
late years have remembered that ne
lived. More beyond his immediate circle
knew that he WAS likely to die when that
event became inevitable. If, however.
political circumstances had sent him to
g front any time since the war. the dem-
oc.atic parry of the nation would have
rallied around him as they would have
rallied around no other man. He was
the best Of citizens. He was the greatest
of soldiers. His discipline Of himself was
as magnificent as that he exercised over
the army of the h,tomac. Always HAYS
ing the am,@ition which belongs to manly
men. he vet possessed the patience at VII
times to bow VITA dignity to the wrong
or the right decree which him sent down
to the rouis OF below them,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-10
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.


Ex-Governor Click, Of Kansas, has ac.
cspted the pension agency at Topeka
President Greyy, of France, has refused
to accept the designations of his ministry
Passenger trains are rsportsl snow,
bounl between Kimball and. Cha mherIa i'm
ID. l.
The president has appointed James A.
Bayard, son of Secretary Of State Bayard
| secretary of Arizona
Over 1000 coal miners in the Hooking
valley at work..at Straitsvil:s, and Sha vince
went out on strike.
The D,pot hotel MT yau,gstov, obi,
t,rnad 70 the Ground So, ,,,i' 80
eau ing a loss of SIS 900.
Nav York man claims tn bove discov-
ered the Garaen ~ Eian and orr. IN cal,
the information for $40. 900
Eli II s,.,t n,i,,. .,
Dysart, Iowa. has been ARA tad for snnd b.
ing obscene matter tbrou RI tina mail,
John s Overton a retiraa ,ctor wa,
arrested Satnrda, at st I.,uis far CON-
plicity in forging nostnf,i,a nnn,v o,.,ars
Two ma, va,, r,wirr In -.
Niagara falls Sunday when they war,
drawn into the rapids swenl nver thc ssl,s
and drowned.
The mortality fro,n s,,au j., NJ.
trasI and vic;nit, d,,.;,,,s u.s. ~ np"-
SOC n decrense Of iifty,two as :o,nr, raI
with the proceed ing week.
The amount of tina def,lcotio, oy n,r.,-
ard. of the firm of Pratt q, RnrcharJ ~
Grass Lake. Mich. is nl,caI tsI, ooo
Burcharl fed to Canada.
~ p,,,.,. ,.,o,, - ...,,-.
a,ols, M;nn los ha.,, -, -i',.,., To-. ~.
r,i1,v .,J h;s frio,,a - -,
ragged but without results,
Tho Methodist Episcopal board of mis-.
sions. at its lneeting in Nav Sor. annr,
priate,l SIS 500 for mission work in south
lnlia, ami ST., 200 for mission work In north
India
Some seeds of AN unlsnown v,ri,tv Pa.
GENTLY ro,,ni in tn. ruins ~ pI,,naii ara r.,
ba planted in tn. Win. Houes cni,sarvetnrv
at Warrington. in th. hona th,t thav may
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-10

fERD WARDS COMPL AMT.
lie Says tho Road of IL Convict Il a Hard
Ono to Travel.

he s'hy- the Road OF IL Convict Il Hard
Ono to Travel.
New York, Nov. 10. One Of Ferd Wards
clients called on him at Sing Sing PRISON
Sunday. He fuuni the OK tinnncer 50
chan ,sad that it was difficult to recogn,z4
him. His face was like chalk, his eyes were
sunken and dull, the lids inhained "Hou
can't begin To imagine how msera bile am
said Ward. II thought the warden would
consider my physical condition ani pnt
mo at some work that l could do but was
mistaken The first day'I was put behind
the boiler shovellng ashes into barrels and
lohding them on u truck. Every time
lifted Il barrel | thought my back would
break. Since then | have bsen kept busy
grinding stove covers. The dust flies into
my eyes and is gradually binding mo just
look at my hands" He held up n pair OF
hands that would have been Transparent if
dirt had not been ground into them. There
were abrasions all over them and the fingers
seemed stilfenei by hard work.
"Ons thing Is certain, and thai is that l
Will not live to serve my term out unless l
get somathng that can cat anl work that
can do, Keeper Scripture, who has charge
of tho shop where work, is very harsh to
ma. Ii | stop II moment to rest he yallS
out to mh not ia. loaf. 1t hurts mo
more than ! can express to have pao.
pie say that | have lot, of money
When | was sentenced all the money
that had in the wide world was $50. l
sold my watch that cost $i5l for $l0O and
That mato up tho sum that was found in
my puaaession. My wifo has very small
income. not enough to support her, and so
she Is going t. live viii, my brother. |
think Holt ought tn recovcr all lie money
Warner got from the firm. la my state
nent to Davies char,e Warner with hay
ing received S,1J. 600, because TINS is all that
| c"ull prove, but hn rsliiy relelvai mora
tuan 81 ,0D3,O 900
Wards eyes filed with tnar, several TIM =.
unttha, the iuinrview.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-10

SOME men Of Sacramento went iut"
Cache Creek Canyon to beard the griZzlS
in his den. The grizzly happened To be
out, but they bought of an Indian box
of tar.ntnlas, which they bore homes
ward Az one evidence Of their war against
fierce and venomous nature. VI Two
demii ohns in the wagon but one had been
uncorked. AMI the other was abont to lie
sacrificed to the corkscrew when start
Eng crash came. The man who sat upon
the taraatula box hal broken through it,
and. of course was done for. I'm stnng
I'm stung." he cried. As poison KILLS
poison, his fellows, .il less speed tnan
haste, t. ed 10 break the neck of the dem
iiohn, and in so doing spilled n" the salr
Its save about quart. That the sufferer
drank and soon began to feel better.
Then it occurred to some one to lool. NJ
the "bngs" and the tarantulas were eau
tionsly broughj in view. They were cold
and shruukcn They had been dead
week, but 'i,rr" carpet tacks in the bot
tom of the box threw some light on The
mysterious siings.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-10
APPROACHING A KINDNESS.

A tough looking citizen entered the ed
itorel sauctums of a newspaper in this
city, says the San Francisco Post, and
asked
''Arc you he editor3'
"Ies. sir" was the reply.
well, | have come to see you
about II piece that appeared in
your paper one day last week
iu which you said that my wife.
who keeps candy store on----street,
was rather fond of the society of young
men.
a assure YOU" said the editor. as he
cast his eyes around the room in search
of some weapon of defense, and, seeing
none. looked out of the window to ascer
tain the distance to the ground, Il had
nothing TO do with the publishing of the
article. was o,it of the city at the time,
and the reporter who wrote the article
was discharged last Saturday. But any
thing | Can do in the way of correcting
the false publication concerning your
wife which appeared 10 this paper | will
do with pleasure
Corrected! Why. l wouldn't have
that publication corrected for $500.
expect 10 make fortuue out Of it. Ny
wife sold more candy this week than she
did drring the past six months before.
Aud MS | am not a man to forget q favor
| just came around to pay for the adver
t'sement. Here is $25, and If you'll put
another piece in next week. and make il
little stronger, I'll pay you 800 and
with the air of charitable man who had
done his duty, though it cost him some-
thing the tough" citizen left the sauct>
nm.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-10
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Arc you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a sick child suffering and
cry ing with pain oi cutting teeth? If SO,
send al once and gel a bottle of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
tecthing. lis value is incalculabe
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately. Depend upon it mothers.
there is no mistake about it. 1t cures
1yscntery, diarrhoca, regulates the stom-
ach and bowels, cures wind collie soft
ems the gums. reduces Inflammation. and
gives tone and energy TO the whole sss-
tenn Mrs. WinsloW's Suothig Syrup
for Children Teething is pleasant 10 the
taste, and is the prescription of one OF
the oldest and best female nurses and ply
sicians in the United States. and is foi
snle by all druggists throughout the
world. Price 25 cents per bottle.
feb 80 mw-s III ~
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-10

GALVESTON, Nov. 10. AT 10 II. m. Sun
day the citizens committee met the execu
tive committee of the Knights of Labor to
hear what conclusion the latter had coma to
relative to raising tho boycott. After con.
siderable discussion the executive committee
proposed to submit the matter to arbitra-
ton. This was acceptable to the citizens
committee, and committee of ten,
consisting Of five Knights Of Labor
and five citizens, was selected, the
Knights Of Labor pledging themselves tic
abide by the decision of a ma jority of the
committee. Capt Sawyer, agent of thu
Mallory line. agreed to the same out of def
erence to the commercial interests of the
city. The executive committee further
agreed that during the deliberations of this
committee of arbitration the boycott would
be declared off In conformity with this
latter agreement the executive committee
has issued mn official mandate ordering ell
the Knights Of Labor to resume work i'll the
morning This order will have the same
force and effect in Houston
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-10
Political UNPLEASANT ness,

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Nov. 10. A sensational
shooting, which may result in the exposure
Of some tally sheet uanipulations, il now
the talk of the city. Sunday evening the
Hon Emil kese wetter auditor of the
state, attempted to kill William J. Elliott,
editor of The Sunday Capital The
gentlemen met in the Neil house.
kei,ewotter draw HIS revolver and
fired at Elliott. wonniing him in the
leit hand. Elliott ATTEMPTED to return the
fire. hut his revolver refused 30 explode n
cartridge. lie then grappied with his as
salant, AMI as the men were rolling on the
floor kesewatt r fired again. missin.
Elliott, however They were separated. and
keisewetter subsequently, gave bonds in
$1,000 for bis appearance to answer the
charge OF shooting with intent to kill.
Elliott had publicly insinuatei that
keisawetter had been party to
tho scheme to manipulate the returns of
tina last election.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-10
The ctnotn".., Election Litisatrsp.

The Cincinnati Erection iti-atlau. -.
CINCINNATI Ohio. Nov. 10 i ut little
progress, Was made in TIL. man Janus nrt,.
ceeiings in the circuit court Monday morn
ing, owing to frequent Interruptions, argu-
niants and rulings of the court upon uae-
tions OF testimony. 1t was attempted on
the part OF Mr.. Jordan to i;ave Clerk DaI-
ton estify that he hal cauva,sel and alb
..racted returns. and had as a me,nbAr OF
tho ca nvassing board founi IA plurality fer
the Democratic -enatGrt This the R-puD.
iiran counsel tried 10 keep out, claiming it
was Tie court AMI not tn. r.tnvuSsiny b iarI
"ho * GULL iHtertaine from the lie turns whe
t'ii "a pitirs.hty, and that all testimony hert.-
i"iure given hs Ia abstract aud official can
v4>t should be stricken out 1t was further
chained by Mr.. Jor.lan Democratic coun-
sci, that the application for writ of man.
daiius was premature because Dalton had
not refused to count any of the returns nor
had the Republican senatorial candidates
demanded nor been refused certificates OF
-.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-10

The - 'rd or fourth attempt To blow up
the Anf e monument ne2~ Tappan can
harry be accor tied for on the 9ro' d OF
u 'sdrected patriotism. The revolutions
airy W.. is too remote to stimulate to
deeds of violence we'll balanced men
whose sole incentive to lawlessness is love
Of country. Some private grievance or
fancel in ustce growing out of the cree
ton OF this Inflated monument probably
actuates the person or persons who have
repeatedly attempted to destroy it. Mr.
Cyrus w. Field is IA somewhat arbitrary
man. and it is not unlikely that he has
gwen mOrto' offence to some contractor
or laborer who feels or imagines that he
has not reapcd the reward to which he
was entitled. Patriotism cannot be the
motive for such vandalism. the first
duty OF patriot is to obey the law, not
violate it. There is no proper justitica-
ion therefore for the dest. lotion of This
or any o'hcr monument LAT exists
ny llWlif' ~ tiust
be said hat NJ: Fields action in erect.
ing this monument was i'll advised. The
advice of an Englishman, not patriotism
or public spirit, prompted the under
taking. From the American standpoint
ne whole thing was wrong. Washing
ton was light in ordering the execution
of Maior Andre as u spy, Mr.. Field was
wrong in erecting n monument to this
condemned spy. Mr.. Fields action con,
demns Wasbipgton's action. All histor,
ians agree that Andre was guilty of the
high military crime for which he was
hanged. A no less distin. Ilshed soldier
than General Nathaniel Greene was pres,
ident of the court-martial which cons
demned Andre to be hanged. Historians
only differ as to the manner of execution
Major Andre only asked to be shot that
he might die the death of soldier. In
this petition he was most sympathetically
sustained by Har 'lton and other Amer
lean officers. In refusing to yield some
tiers hold that Washington erred in
judgment
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-10
~ ne Slough OF Dependency

in which you are wallowng, on account
OF some of those diseases peculiar 10 you
sex madame, and which have robbed Won
of the rosy hue of health. and made life a
burden to you, You can easily get ont OF,
Dr. Prices ''Favorte Prescription" wll
free You from all such troubles. and soon
recall the rose tint of hcalthto your cheek,
and the elasticity to your step. 1t is II
most perfect specific for all the weak
ncsses and Irregularities peculiar t" your
sex. 1t cures liberation, displacements,
''internal fever, bearing down sensations,
removes the tendency to generous atfcc~
lions, and corrects all unnatural dischArI
cs. BY druggists.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-10

IAN broke np.' Ths is the somewhat
inelegant, but altogether expressive, way
in which men pre- accustomed In tell how
they feel when their systems ara dehilita-
ted by disease. For persons in this con
f;lion, there is no remedy like Mishler's
Herb Bitters. The '"tuc of this great
preparation is far superior than oil the
so called aud loudly advertised heroic
remedies lat only apparently cure one
complain 1 by super inducing offers,
and brin4lng on II complication OF af-
fectinns dangerous in the extreme. n sh-
lie. Herb Biters is safe and thorough
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-10
knights of Labor Fxpel Dynamitera.

ST LOUIS. Mo, Nov. l0.-Tho Knight
of Labor evidently do not intend that their
order shall boar the stigma of being dyna-
miters. evidenced by the action taken
Sunday. Saturday night the national ex
ecutiva hoard of the order arrived here
The members of the bcarl here arc j
Powderly, grand master work man: Frci
erick Turner the secretary, j p. Barry,
John w. Hayes aud William
Bailey. meatiug of Cleveland us.
semhly was called, and after Investigation
il was found that the assembly was not re.
spoons bic for the dynamite work. All the
mon who have confessed completely in the
dynamite work wero expelled und their
work repudiated Mr.. Powderly publicly
declared that such work was cowarlly md
antag to every principle of tho order
and he hoped all those implicated mie, be
punished To the full extent of the law
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-10
A Remarkable Escaue.

Mrs. Mary A. Daley, of Tuukhannock,
Pa, was afflicted for six years with Asth
ma and Bronchitis, during which time the
best physicians could give no relief. Her
life was dcspaircd of, until in last October
she procured bottle of Dir. Kings New
Discovery, when immediate relief was
felt, and by continuing its use for a short
time she was completely cured, gaining in
flesh so pounds. in Il few months.
Free Trial Bottles of this certain cure
of all Throat and Lung Diseases at Iiarl1
~ Bahnsen's Drug Store. Large Bottles
81 90.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-10
Thinks There VIII BE Tariff Ls;isIat ion

WASHINGTON Cry. NV 10 Hon Frank
HART has 10 In Chicago to attend tha
frea ira l. "oat renee whiaI begins on
Wednesday, hafore leaving Washington
he said that in his opinion circular would
be adopted and scattered broadcast over the
country having in view II better educa ton
af the people on the isct of free trade
Mr.. HurI declared that nothing conld pre-
vent the consideration of the que >tion dur
ing the coming session of congress
Messrs. Henry WarI Beecher, David A.
Wells Henry Watterson and a number of
other prominent free trader, arc expected
to attend the conference
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-10
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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-10

Chronic Catarrh. The resr't of 25
years Catarrh; -the bridge, or di, ,siou
OF my nose, was about half gone. OBJ
tanned a bottle of F'y's Cream Rain; have
used four bottles, applying it to the af>
fected parts with a swah, which has al
most cured up the nostr 5. had pre-
vlously tried a" other remedies on the
market without permanent relief, j. A.
Wood, 96 N. High Street, CoIr nbus,
Ohio
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-10
A Reauisition for Me,Iep.

RoSroN. Mass, Nov. TO- -Guvernur Rob
inson. Monday. granted u requisition upon
the governor of Maryland for the arrest aud
transportation to this city of L. Mellen, OF
Baltimore, who has been indict,I by thu
grand jury for conspiracy with Mrs. Cool
iasc, Of this city, nnl others to murder his
daug law. The papers will shortly
he -ervei, 1t is reported from Ealtim re
that Mellen is not to be found
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-10
TlESE ARG SitIIN EAlIS.

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