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the following described property: g Cows, 2 Horses, 8 New Milch Cows, 8 Springers, 4 Two -Year-Olds 2 Year lings, 1 Two-Horse Lumber Wagon, 1 Blackboard, 1 Phaeton, Buggy, l One-Horse Sleigh, l Three-Seated, Two-Horse Spring Wagon, l Liter Cart, l Hand Cart, wheelbarrow, l Two-Horse Sled, New Lumber Wagon, with thills and neap, l Road Scraper. 2 Flows, Hay Gutter, 1 Fan ming Mill. l Set Double Harnesses, 2 Single Harnesses, 20 Tons of Hay, 6Tons Rye Straw, Tons Oat Straw, Cheese Press and Tubs, 2 Parlor Stoves, Box Stove, 2 Cooking Stoves, 1 Corn Sheller, 1 Piano, Chairs, Bed steads and Bedding, Tables, Stands, Bookcase and Books, 16 Milk Cans, Corn Stalks from four acres of corn, a Lot of 2-inch Plank, Draft Chains, Sledge Hammers, Picks, Axes, Scythes and other articles too numerous to mention.
 Sale commences promptly at 10 o'clock.
 If stormy, next fair day.
 A. DIBBLE. West Cornwall, Sept. 8. 3w1l
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-03
For the Farmer and Mechanic
Flush Times in Granville
OXFORD. y. c.. Goth Nav 'S5.

OXFORD, y. c., Goth May 'S5.
Brother Joe:
write you according to promise to
let YOU know what changes ave taken
place in our county since we moved out
to Texas in 1919, wasn't it:
Well | will begin right in the middle
of things. You know old Col. Thorn
tons place, that was SO poor it wOuldn t
sprout peas We bid as high as dollar
an acre on it once when it was sold by
order of court just because we said it
was worth that much to hold the world
together. That land sold last year at
$25 an acre, aud the man who bought it
told me last Saturday that money could
not buy it from him. As for land in
Oxford had as soon start to buy that
much gold. Enough land to put up a
little barber shop on, and mighty little
shop at shat. cost $4,000.
Aud as for the people here they are
worse in their way than the land, they
don t seem 10 know what to do witt
their money.
This money spending business runs
through every body here bat the dis
ease is worse in some families than II
others.
will give you the average time taker
to trade here. Hubbard: Che is one o
Your old traders) Rowland what IL
the ID do you want to hold your ol'
place there always for, why don't yol
! give a fellow chance at it,"
Yes y chimes i'll Clay, don't b
stingy about little dirt,
well as long as you've mentione
it. hand over $40 an acre and take her.
sDone,' says each in a breath and in
seconds Gallows Hill has a new maste
at 3,960.20.
But you ought to see the boys her
when they start. First, Mr.. Hoopt
will take fancy that a town amt
town unless she has the best Nine {
base ball in the State. Then Mr.. Wi
liams declares that no town can gro
unless it has a first class military Con
pany. And all hands agree that with lie:
than Lodges. Fraternity Societies al
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-03
RALEIGH. n c., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3. 1885

ArcaLQms, how can we get along
Then Mr.. Hooper and Williams set
to, to raise funds ID equip the various
enterprises.
At the Banquet held to raise money,
pin cushion of many colors is put
up" to be bid on. Hooper starts her at
S25. Williams sees that bid and goes
him S25 better. and the thing wakes
hotter and hotter until out she goes at
5000 TO Hobgood | unders tand however
that they don't do SO well zen the
churci es have banquets.
You ought t" have been here the day
they broke dirt" on the new railroad to
Virginia. You won't believe it, but il is
so, Davis & Mallory, a firm hSe paid
$500 for the privilege Of shOveling the
first spade Of dirt on the road. | asked
them about it and they said that $500
was worth $l0, 900 in ordinary advertise
ment. Before | close let me tell YOU Of
a circumstance that fell under my Obser-
walton. A bout ten days ago the night
that came over from Henderson | met
a gentleman on the cars from Kansas.
He was selling patent churns. Poor
fellow" | thought and then | said,
what are your prospects in Granville: 2"
Il ought to get $500" he said, from
the churns and from the patent right
together.'
Well, [ have watched that man since
he arrived. He sells churns at IS a
churn and county rights at $500 coun-
ty.
| passed along by the other day and
this is what | heard: "Well boys lets
buy a county or two, things are getting
little dull -
Agreed by George" and then and
there ten counties were sold
Well sir, that Kansas man has sold
in this county $4,000 in churns, and has
sold 80 county rights to Granville peO-
pie at 5000 a right. Believe il or not
$4,000 in churns and rights sold in ten
days in 200 yards of where am sitting.
These are flushed times here Joe, | tell
you.
They say that year before last a mat
rimonial agency carried out a good deal
of money. | will try to let you know
about it III my next.
| believe that il a man were to come
here and simply keep his head a few
years he would absorb enough money to
be a rich man.
Go over to see Nancy and the little
ones tell them | will be home in about
two months.
Your brother
THOMAS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-03
Ell ILLS
Vegetable Slcllian
HAIR REVIEWER

vas the first preparation pCrfccils adapted Is
cGtc diseases of the scalp, aud the Afst suc
eessfal restorer q faded Eray l.aar 81 -
Natural co4or, growth. aua NouthlaI t,.uts.
X A.,s Lsl many iG t..lags. Lut I4e have 49,
fuzzy met an the requirements fe,.lill .E
tho proper treatment of tie Hair Aui ssaIl
NALL's HAIw HENKwI 4 las ,t,sdGy ..eats.
IN favor. anl spread fame and us, fug,..-s
& every quarter Of the riebe. Its uula.fal-
le.ed success can be attrihIled to bot ono
cause: nc sAi.re JA.a .l.sa.t - - l.rra..ses.
The propFie;oIs have ul,su l,eu surprised
a. the receipt - orders from remote ,oun-
tries, whore they had never m,a4o sll tuurttur
its Introduction.
Tho use FOR short time OF HAGI'> M stH
RENEwER wonderfully improves the trf-
sonai appearance. IL clcarscs the SEA i, ff.u,
al Impurities. cures al hnmors, fever, a4d
dryuc,s, and thus prevents badness II
stimulates the Weakened glands ana slat.I 5
them 70 push forward a new ana vigorous
growth. The effects al this article are not
transient, liko those ~ alcoholic gr,pata
tons, but remain long time, which makes
Its use matter Of economy.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-03

Carl Shurtz after making a lot Of
money in lecturing throughout the South
($l00 per night) is now making another
haul by means of book OF "Observa-
tons among us. He carries into poll
ties the industry and thrift which other
Dutchmen practice in business. When
he came to this country he had hardly
enough money 70 buy the Indispensable
article upon which his name is based ;
but by dint Of activity, 'ciryResS, and a
certain degree of talent. he has been q
Congressman. Cabinet officer, and a
prominent editor
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-03
Tobacco Flues a Speciality
TIN ROOFING

GUNS AND PISTOLS.
CIRCULAR, AND SAWS OF ALL KINDS
Locks and Hinges OF every Description
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY.
WAGONS AND TRACE CHAINS.
ROPES AND TWINES.
GILL NETS. SEINES AND WIRE.
GOM and HEMP PACKING.
TTNWAEE OF ALI. KINDS.
G8INDSTONES and FIXTURES.
IRON ANTES and BOLTS.
Farpl Bells. Screws and Files.
LAMPS aud LANTERNS
BARBED FENCING WIRE.
HoLLoW-wARE and wOoDEN-wARE.
STOVES OF ALL KINDS.
Grain and Grass Blades, and Cradles.
Patent Balances and Cotton Hooks.
sIIovELs, SPADES and FORKS.
Aud ten Thousand Other Things.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-03
For the Farmer and Mechanic
University mmencemenI.
THOMAS.

Thursday, June /, is annually the
Big Day" of commencement week, but
this year Wednesday the 3rd will rival
it. The gland Memorial Hall Will be
dedicated the first thing on Wednesday.
Hon. Paul G. Cameron for the building
committee, presenting it to the Bo ,rd oi
Trustees, and Governor Scales chairman
of the Board receiving it. Odes will be
sung by the students and instrumental
music furnished by the celebrated kes-
nich's Brass Band of Richmond, Va.
The next in order will be the Annual
Address by Hon. James w. Reid. one
Of the most eloquent orators in the State
1n the afternoon the distinguish divine,
Bishop Wilson, of Baltimore, will de-
liver the sermon before the Graduating
Glass.
Mr. Cameron and Governor Scales are
capital speakers and on the whole the eX-
ercises will be of surprising interest.
An excursion train has been secured
from Raleigh going and returning
at convenient hours on that day :;
giving the citizens of Raleigh. Calv,
Morrisville, Durham, sc opportu-
nifty of seeing the grandest College
Hail in the Union, and hearing the eN-
cellent address es and sermon. g.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-03
Raleigh as a Tobacco
MARKET.
GOOD NEWS FORTHE TOBACCO
GROWERS.

From the way IN which the planters,
having gray soils, in the region tradpg
at Raleigh, are getting tobacco seed
from Major Ragland, there is every rea-
son to bclieve that Raleigh, before
many years, will rank with the first
tobacco markets in this country.
But it is every way desirable that they
should start out right for they can
never make any head way if they content
themselves with the production of to-
hacco of low grade The world is too
full of Iow-grade tobacco now. FINE
QUALITY is what buyc.s will have. TO
assure YOU getting this fine quality, we
have arranged to handle the famous
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-03

|. o Q F-At the last session Of the
Grand Chapter Fayetteville was selected
and fourth Tuc> day in May 1886 the
time for holding the next annua Convo
cation The following Grand Officers
were elected for the ensuing YEAR
Geo. W. Blount of Wilson, Grand
High Priest; Jonathan W. Abertson, ot
Elizabeth City Dep, q. II. = Henry v.
Dunsl on, of Windsor, Grand King; Robert
w Hardie, ofFayetteville. Grand Scribe;
William Simpson, Of Raleigh, Grand
Trt a,urer: Donald w Bair, Of Raleigh,
Secretary; I Page Ricaul, Granc.I hap
la d; james NJ. ID. French, Crane q lart.
Of the Host The Grand High Priest
elected.made the 10 low ng appointments :
H. G. Prem pert, of " ilmington, Grand
Soiourner J w. Blackwell, of Durham,
Grand Royal Arch Captain; Jno. SIaugh-
tar, of Goldsboro, GraGd Master 81 Vail;
Henry Kluepl elbsrg, Of Charlotte, Grand
Master ID \ ali; Henry + Thrower, of
Windsor, Grand Master lst Val; Robert
H. Brady, Of Raleigh, Grand 1Iller.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-03

CHARITY BEGINS AT HONE Gabc
Snodgrass recently applied to the Rev,
AminiIab Blcdso, of the Blue LIEhi
Austin Tabernacle, for some pecuniary
assistance. jess cant do hit, replied
Parson Bledso; 4 has to sport my pore
ole mudder.'' But yer pore ole mud
der says yer don't do muffin for her.
well den, el | don't do muffin for my
pore ole mudier, what's de use oh an
outsider ike you trying to make me shell
out p
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-03

-Baldness may b avoided by The use
of Halls Hair Renewer, which prevents
the falling out of the hair, ana stimulates
it to renew growth aud luxuriance. Il
also restores faded or gray hair to It's ori-
gina dark color, and radically cures
rearlv every disease of the scalp.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-03
administrators Notice.

HA,las 44.HAs4 a. Aaas asihtstF.ies Sc hasl. z~zH.
easz tsslAasssst KAssxzo - a. estate ~ sAsNsL
Roman 4ss~l. thEs ts ~ sztafy al tss
4v. 4sus Alas. tir tsstoN& ~ Esw~s@si thssa
81 as. 80 80 ssvp tae gah s.s - Apsii. issS.
f = 4,ss=.= ~ fGe.4 ta taar - ths4f F.zssfy
81 ..s.s ta.tst ts-s ssss AS-as~ts@t ~agi Fassss
"a sac ls.. t4ss IiAfe Isssuaoai. AspAss sfAk
4 4
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-03

Read the following from one Of the
most prominent and best known physl-
clans and farmers in South Carolina. lie
writes, That negro girl 10 years old
near him, tonk two or three doses OF
the "Worm Killer" and passed 366
worms.' r. Ii EDMoNDs, NJ. ID.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-03
H. MONTAGUE,
Real Estate Broker,
WINSTON. y.

WINSTON, \. &.
Have at all times large list Of town
and country property on hand for sai
Parties desiring homes IN the ecauttf
and prosperous town or " inrt"n, % :"
any county of this fertile tobacco sec.
tjon of Western Carolina. will pleas
write for information.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-03

-. President Cleveland is unable to
attend the commencement exercises at
CBpel Hill.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-03
The body Of the Noung

..Tbe body Of the young lady who
committed suicide at the Grand Union
Hotel. New York has been Unidentified
a that OF Hattie Bedlent. the daughter
OF wealthy Hornby farmer. \ love
AFFAIR Is said to have caused the rash act
Ray Hathaway. Of the Toledo
Democrat. was tarred and feathercd bY
some Norwalk, Ohio, citizens, whose
characters lie had libeled. DIR. Buck
Of Oakland. Cal, was shot dead BY
Henry T. Prindle. OF the same place,
for taking improper liberties with the lat
ter's wife while under his professional
treatment. After thirty years Of a
struggle a street railway is at last being
/ laid on broadway, New \ ork. ..... AS
/ sistant Postmaster General Hay has rt-
turned in improved health and is ener-
/ geticaLly discharging the duties Of his
office. In one day he removed eighty
+ eight OF Mahone's spoilsmen from the
4 Virginia offices. Washington Is eX'
cited over the question as to who i
the first lady Of the land. Among poh
ticians there i q general disposition L
believe that there will be a thorough
overhauling Of the Federal offices and
turning OF all the raScals out. AttoTne
General Garland has ruled that an In
. dian cannot be a postmaster, as the lay
) does not consider him a an indiYidua
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-03
Mortgage Sale.

By Niriue - the authority conferred
upon me. by decd ~ mortgage encco.
tCd hy John q Hlal,. and ~ife, and
rrei>ter,,d ia Book - pago ,6s of Reg
lst.r office for Nakr county, ! VIII cx
posse 10 public sale at the court house
door i, Raleigh Oh the sth das Of june
I~sl II II 2a'closk NJ the tract of land
therein conveyed in Middle Greek
Town. hap. Wake 60 containing IA acres
NOR OF t,ss, ing The place where John
G. kLlu,h Mas living IA iSs3. Tcrma
Gash. FARlUS } HAhN oob,
Trustee.
u. q Fowlr, Attorney.
April 20 -
WArf c"u~ry superior Nour'.
Louisa Markham, Plaintiff,
against Divorce.
Ell- Markham, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given, hy order Of
the Court 10 the above named defend
ant. Ellis Markham. to appear at the
Superior Coui to be held for the County
of Wake and State of North Carolina.
al Raleigh. on tho first Monday before
thc first Monday in September A. D.,
1850, and aus~cr. plead, or demur TO
the complaint filed by Louisa Mark
ham IN the above case. and depositcd
in the office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court.
The purpose of this action IL Ia OBJ
tam divorce from the bonds Of mat
nmony upon the grounds of sepaIn-
tion and living IN adultery hy the de-
PENDANT If the dcfendsn, fails TO ap
pear al the time and place mentioned.
the plaintiff will ark for Judgment ac
cordiug to the complaint.
RoBT O. LEWIS.
ATTORNEY for Plaintiff
AnriI 2S 1t
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-03
Farmers Warehousel

On Tuesday. January 6, we begin oul
ser rs of Regular Breaks,-on
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS OF each
week.
rgs@Remember these are our Regular
SalesDays.
We sell ALL GRADES OF Tobacco,
and aim to make them bring the top CT
the market. Consign nents solicited,
and W III bc carefully iiituetfc,t
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-03

pROOF!-Ovor satisfaction The
lookl
other Brand and superior to
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-03

....TeUUT IVUN'I. TtH. " IIVUI :
500. 900 hotel with 2OG rooms which be
is building on top Of Roam Mountain j,
fast approaching completion. 1t has
three fronts cast 200 feet south 100 fee,
and west | 70 feet, and is three stories
high with a basement for billiard saloon
dancing hall and Kind rgarten. Miss
Bate, a niece of Gov. Bate, Of Tennessee
has been employed to teach all the chill
dren of guests, free OF charge, IN tie
Kindergarten department.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-03

-. .Greenville Rtfector Miss Della
Mag, who was te4ching school four miles
in the country, died suddenly on We'd
resday evening while on her way from
school Dir Seawell was called but the
unfortunate lady breathed her last before
his arrival She was a most excellent
la ly ard beloved by all who knew her
Heart disease was thought to be the
trouble
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-24
For h6ie
70. - s Ia,l stock tLf boots iui SI at J. Meyers S
'Ehc oy Renewal s>72or.

Tho most important step Ill this process iS the restoration of the tune tions ot digestion and assimilation to full and uninterrupted exercise, since it is upon their actirity alone that the system can depend to replenists it's dwindling store Of energy. Among tonics which the voice Q. the people and the high professional endorsement approvc as reliable, lies:etter's stomach Bitters has long hccn rc@os- nized a. the best Its properties az a nedicattd stimulent commend 1t to all persons suffering from the effects of fatigue. mental og bodily, as an inn
 mediate means ct counteracting their effects; dnd in cases where loss Of vigor is attributable to such weaken ing chronic causes as dyspcos;a; ai
 iectionS of the kidneys and hladdcr, and the infrmiliys peculiar to age, it produces pernlanen;!y hene!icial re- suits. Those twin obstacles to health and vigor, liver complaint and conlti- patton, are also removed by 1t. It also prevents ani cures malarial disease n2-Iw
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-24
Frs, plblicali"n Nov. r., iso5.i %v. 4:,S for Patent tou4a Ground Hog Mine.
|. 5. LAND OFFICE TUCSON. A. T.,
Npyem Der 9th, 1880,

TUCSON A. l.,
 November 9th, Isso,
 NOTICE Ls HEREBY GIVEN THAT Il. s Fisher, B. Finsthwaii, Jahlre r. Muo- s,aitter and W. F. MeCook by II. :; flsher, co. claimant, whose postotiice address Is Tom bs tone, C0untY of COchisc, AilZoha, have this day filed their application fer q patent for 300 linear feet of the Grouno Hog mine o- vein beari1. silver. wlti sur lace -roun- o00 feet in width, situated m the Tombstone Mining District, County oi Co- ehl,e, and Territory of Arizona, and design a,ed by tl6 ,-ld nates md official llnt CT file in rhis office as lut No. lI9 m said l"mf- stone NiLin.s Di>tric;, sad lOt No. lo9 being described as follows, tc-wit:
 Beginning al The Initial monument at T nost five feet long sei in q InOuat oi stones marked "I M. G. t. Nj. '. No. l." Thence < 53 dey l2 mn F. along the center line to She northeast center ol clam, 10 an iron pin Gr.v.n in ied=e Witness to corner , | 3S dog. % min. r., - feet distant, a pos feet Ion. set in q mound of earth aud stone, marked w. C. q. II. VI. C. kn.
 L. S NJ NJ. No G, bears 6I deg, IS mn. E. TG1t feet distant; |. ence s deg. 2J min. N, goo feet to post , feet long set m < mound 0f earth and stone, mal ked "u. ii. M. ! C. No 3": thence S :'2 ceg., -2 nIn. W, l'OV ' l,ei 70 ,. post feet long ,ci n /" h ,.H" C, 1 c.IA ;Ji <. ,-o..r, Iddrked "G. H. M L. No-4; Apost marked "l. NJ. C. No. 2' bears \ 1 5s uc"., W a0 f,et distant thence SS deg. | 2J min. F. .c1 feel to l-ool feet long set III l a mound c tlril. and stone, marked "H. Il i N. C. Ne. J"- .Atnce : ,S dsg, ~ ihin. l. | 31O feet to post . lcet long set in h inouna | O earth and stone, marked "t,. II, N. |. No | 6"; thcrce \ J2 deg. 42 min. F., l1tO feet IL | d post ) ieet iong set in mound oi stone, matkcd .G. H NJ. C. No. Y; thence ;,
 deg, 29 min. ", SO feet to The ion pm al ! the NE end center Uf ,taIm, and place oi be 1 ginning.
 i Magnetic variation T dc.., 2!j !n!u. Y, c.n 1 tainirg an area uf -0C1.
 | The location of this mine iS GIly rccoTdt' | in Records of Mines, Book ], pasc i:j3. Any and all persons cinins!!- adNcrfei. ! any portion of sad GruUnd ii". mine e ! surface ground, are required to lie their aG
 verse claims wl:h the Register "i ihe Ihlt,' | States Land Office at tucson, ID lhc irfli ! tory of Ariz"na, during tte sixty day | period of publication hereof, or the! Vi. b | barred by virtue oi tEe provisions "l th statute $. N. THOMAS, 1 Register. | IL is hereby ordered that the fureguin!
 notice uf appl!ca;iU. for pate't ht pGhsiNhc' | fer The period oi sixty con>ecutIv: days Ii | TIE DAILY TOMBSTONE, daily nc"Hpa, ' | puh.isncd ill Tombstone, Cochise touEtj l Arizona. B. M. ltOMAS, 1 hcgi>ter.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-24

\ choice lot Of dried fruit of all kinds, at R. ?. Marsfeifs
 Just received fine assortmcnt Of ladies cloth and tricots, at prices that defy competition, at Summeriield Bros.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-24
Postoffice Directorr.

rostofEce open from A. III. to : '. m, 'sc! ore hour after distribution of evening nail. Registry business from ; a. IT. to p.n. Money order bUsinesg from 2 ID. tO / ?. IT.. Open SurdGya from :3O to- D. IT,
 aSu enc hour af.cr distribution of cycnin. srai. All cut, going mails (eyrept for Bs. a,ecl close at < < II. Mail for Bisbee closes -sl To p. m Postal notes :ssncd for any am from one csnL to Sz.4a. Fee for each nue, . 4fthte. 70 - -" C <. CLARK,
 ty>tMs as tcr..
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-24
City CmoorS
Sandy Bob's Stage Line,

sace O connect with Et-trrn alG West e:n bouuG trains leaves at n d. m. etagcfo"- Bi,kec leaves ever" Cay lcXccpt SunGayl at { 2. m, City tine
 >!sgr l2 connect wi,h GU"ylncs train tevScs al , D. n.
 Stage for Charleston leaves g, q. rc. Cltce; ST Allen street, under Occidental
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-24
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