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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-04-20
WINNEMUCCA HOTEL
Bridge Street, winnemucca,

Having built and fitted up in the most com
uoodious STYLE the largest and finest Hot in
Winnemuoca, with large and airy rooms the
Proprietor is prepared to receive and snt. rtain
the travelling public with accommodation as
gooi as can be found in this section Of the cou, :
fry. The TABLE will always be literally sd :
piled with all the substantials OF life, and vi h
eyery luxury that can be procured. Attach.
10 tie Hotel ID FINE BAR, where the choi est
WINES, MQUORs AND CIGARS
Can be obtained at eli ttues
1AARD PER WEEK. -
~ For the aooonmedatioa Of patrons Il
the winnemucoa Hotel, q new
YlRsT.CLAsS BILLIARD TABLE
Has been procured for their especial ENJOY
ment
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-04-20

TO AND FROM THE DEPOT.
A GOOD TtAM 10 always ready to take all
persons TO and from the Depot and Hotel free
of charge
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-25
Rraceun.

You are feeling depressed your appetite
- poor. YOU are bothered witl heaiscle
yos are fd-ctT nervous. ana generally GA
bar rot T-rh stimu.an spr-g medicines
OF 0iliers. xhicA have Tor the.r basis very
cheap. bad whisky. and which stimulate
you i'r su a1gf and then leave you IN
worse cord ron taan before. What Won
van 's Al Alternative taat vii purity y0u
b lod stsrt neg.thy action Of Liver ans
Kidneys restore yo1r Vitality and give re-
news' health sua strength. med
cine Ycu ~ii .nl In Fiecfr s and
only 80 cents a bottle A. Wl I Tabs
Hrlz Store
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-25
4 neautltuI Pra.ant

The Virgin saitCo., ofNew Haven, Conn.
% introduce Virgin -ait into every family
arc making ihis grand oder. \ Crazy
Patchwork Block. cuameied ia twelve
beautiful colors, and containing tne latest
Fancy Stitches. on a large IithosIapteJ
Card having beautiful gold mounted ldsal
Portrait ia the center. eiyen away With
every 10 cent package Of Virgin salt. Virgin
Salt has no equal for household purposes
10 is the cleanest purest and whitest Salt
ever seen or used. Remember ihat large
package costs only 10 cents, with he above
present Ask your grocer for it.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-25

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ifax u ts ant ff f.-t sll do Us a sl.. 60 - n
60 ,neealg boards dr1Aze1 On one aile. g.. 3
ana ST. Fence coorlns sls common looFllE,
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Ffnsalns llnaer SSaso Barn 5oards, no. /,
dressed 10 ore side. 81, 30. 2 S.t.
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Lime-Ohio, -5e. Grand Rapids, 75c; PetosksT,
Eo0
Cement-gl lS3l % per bbl
S2lls-Aoulnln brad aEl i1uciug:
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-25

THE BEsT SAVE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, sores. Ulcers, salt Rhsgm, Fever
Sores, Tettef. ChApped Hands, Chiibisins,
Corns and al Skin Erlptions and positive
" cures piles, or no pay required. Ii L.
-uaranteod % give perfect satisfaction or
-l1ney refunded Price IS cents per box.
For sale By VIVA H. Tibbs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-25

We would announces 10 the citizens of
Grand Rapids ami vicinity that on Satur-
dav, NOV. tth. We Will open i'm the new
Cody oiocS q complete line Of crockery.
glassware. lamps etc. and would respect
fully solicit share of your patronage
CUMMINGS 4 GRAHAM.
Corner OF South Division and Fuli0n-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-25

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a wagons i+st fre- % fesir.l
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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-25

Po.sonaus Cosmeties.

Ladies should know they obtain only
those Tree from pOis0ns. Freeman 3
med.cateG invisible Face Powder Is BARN
less as the dew. Preserves and beauties
the complexion. Sold at L. r. Wilson :
.4~rt.. .f.ra
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-25

FOR
Weak, Nervous and Debiiitsted Man.
: Prompt. Positive. Snc Permanent
Cure ter Nervous Debility. Organic
Weakness, Premature Dzc1J
ard all Urinary Troubles.

No msiter how induced. of how long stsn-laf.
'i restores ~ ier.eei health the logHa. fia-.l
.or1 and o4p This sf-IrrC s. reliable ass
lever failed. ~ ever VII fSsl - crEA sr4Aal-t
lAt. tnOfoug ysosegy case nneu useo a. c'I.c-s4
la1 the advice given l strictly alherel 10 % h
oseuienf in form. plc1asli a. tAfe sud dose
aoi interfere with business r.TSu.s f.sar-e-
- thousands Who have used b. bt sure yeu
.i.sin Dr. Helfs Medical Discover. and
axe no other. lolg dreEslt.s v. order % fai
ol Il noi oa sale or ty laai on receipi ~ Price
inc Doiias. Three 20 hse IaeL-se. VAIL oir,
.h-finsie cases tnst have resisted every ol4e.
erm oi trcstleuL iieplf41 Oily ID.
PHE BILL MEDICINE CO.
SIT and $40 Broadway. New York.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-25

Get your Carpet Cleaned
and Relaid by the Grand Rap
ds Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works at 43 and a. kent-st.
arpets cleaned as g0O0 a. new
without the least injury. Best
4 references. The only car
pet cleaning machine I'D The
slty. Telephone no 2sh.
s. n. ALLEN, Manager.
=. B.-MT. ~. Y. Clenment IS
20 longer connected with this
O1csTn.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-25

(NANNN " me good IlInT5 of fIA
NANNH.1 LIE are sorrowfully let
alone on account Of Dyspepsia. Ackers
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on %
positive guarantee at p and 90 cents, by
For sale by +. r. Wilson and W. Z
Evening star., 1886-11-13
DlEll-

ATcHERsoN. On Soyemeer 18th, 1886, at 4ss
O'clock, AIRS ANN a. ATCHE.ssoS, wife VI george
Relatives and friends are most respectfully invited
EaHon No IA Sexanh iree @ s,n,'s sasnee 90 vi a., =:
afternoon. November 14th, nj three o'clock. .
ess sftSSo S Fen ssieg cs ths s1 @onns q Soys@
Gh1okGE BhisOu. La the eishiy-fourth year q NJ
"Death hath broken the golden link
We nope 10 meet Jordan . oank,
When We snail greet each oJher."
BY THE OFFICIAL BoARA
Funeral Sunday afternoon, November Ian. tws
street Mss. w.snington His remains win bs rested
.. s O'clock, Mrs M Ma LIZA DEAN. wiao1 Of r.:
isie John peal in the sixry-fifth year of her age
fuasr. om residence Of her son. John af bsss, %
FINLEY. On Friday. November lzth 1856 ss IL
O'clock m. AT .sl street southeast Ara ELIZA =.
fsns1a % rom = fsssss s CsalcA apa SUNDAY.
,.ssREo sRossMANH; r. On Saturday. NOysmesr lssA.
msnn, and oaughLer Of Gardiner U. and 0er,rude ~
FSS.ral IsSn ' Ihe resideaos Of her father. ls2s
Connectlcut avenue. on tuesday. November l6th. 6
HAGAN. November IL, 1850. at eleven O'Clock n
m- ALICE Il. the beloved daughter Of Hugh and
Fuseral lake place run her .ae ressdeuce, ses
l. street southwest o;3o and then proceed 10 -
Do@incs g l church @ where mass via Ss sai sor ths
JoUyENAL On November H. 1855. st I04 .
M, ADOLPHUs H. dearly beloved son OF Adulphusa
ii: and Carrie v; Jouvenal. aged b months
Funeral from his parents residence III street n.a.
sunday November ~, NJ o'ciock D. "a.
'Gone 0ut forgoyten."
by his snnl, MIA r. srErxLR
JOY suddenly on November llth, l6,>6 I'm No.
tolx. Va. WILLIAM JOY, AGED forty -six ysars
Fusera rom his brotbsr's Residence, fourtesnth
street southwest, sunday. November lSth ~ two
scsSck pm FEisnas aud ressvss Inv. to stssecS
AOUNIE On Friaay. Kovembsr L. lss6 amer a
short and painful fitness Of congestion Of the brnin
FRANCIS MILTON MOUNIk, soa Of Henry q and
the late Margaret Ann Aoouis. sgsd yssrs moaIS
and dayA
funeral win take place fom hts fathers resd~pc,
lS21 street. southwest. sf o'clock q. sandAyd
PERklAa On Thursday, November A ltb .,,,1a
Of fconsumptto7. ERNEST W. PERk INs a Cheissn.
h.m. kngzand eyed twensytwo yearsL
Funeral VIII take place rom Ihs revfdeucs oe p
coea SoAz Bridge streei, on SUNDAY. oysmber llxh
tend "a
WARn On Noyembe IA. 1855. q hsr iase rssi-
ANNA 4. WARD
Funer.l will sake place nom sixth strsst Prssbyts
On Monday. q 2 p.m
Evening star., 1886-11-13
Political Poiu sa.
THE PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
sENArORsHIPs ETC.


SENAToRSHIPS, ETC.
The twenty-eight republican members-elect
of the Pennsylvania legislature OF Phiiadelphis
have unanimously resolved 10 support State
Treasurer Matthew s. Quay for the U.s. Senate
to succeed senator Mitchell. As Senator Came
ron has declared Tor Quay, il looks as II he will
be elected without opposition.
According to runner I'm New HAMPSHIRE the
governor oil that state viii appoint either Gen.
Gilman Marston, oi Exeter, or Ex-Governor
Cheney, OF Manchester, TO Nil the unexpired
term of the late A. r. Pike, in the Us Senate,
Ex-senator McD Maid, Senator Voorhees,
CongressInen Bynum, Lowry and Howard, and
other prominent democrats Of Indiana, held q
conference in Indianapolis yesterday with the
View of taking steps to secure the rights OF the
democrats In the Organization OF the leyislsr
ture.
A press dispatch from Beardstown, ILL.,. states
that efforts are being made TO persuade Com
gresham Anderson, OF the twelfth district, in
that state, To resign and let W. x. MORRISON be
elected in ms pace. The district has from
6,0oO TO 10000 democratic majority.
Tne official returns OF the seventh congress
sional district oI South Carolina give William
Elliott (dem.) majority of23S over Robert
SmallS (rSp.l
Evening star., 1886-11-13
The Sebright Divorce su,t.

THE LADY > COUNSEL wITHDRAwo-.AN AL
LEGATION AGAINST THE DEFENDANT
LONDON, Nov. 13.-TheS hearing in the
SeoriSnt divorce case WAS RESUMED to-day
several Witnesses testified to Mrs. Sebrg n. >
eAcitaDie conduct ioiiuwIng her marriage. Con-
ceihihg the allegation nnaue ON The petitioner ;
oenai tnat one vi the means by w.,icn Mr..
oepilsht forced her TO inarry WAS u tnicat that
Ia sue reiuseu he would declare that during
tAeiF secret engagement tie mad obtained d
surrender of her virtue, the Judge said tuat no
evidence liau been siuuuccu sustain tnc
Charge. Mrs. seuligui's counse! tngrsup,,,,
" Wienuiew Inc ;.iiesa,iun, which Mr.. oebl.sii
Declared was u 'b..sc lie
Lady Scott, the mother OF Mrs. Sebrigh hit, tes-
TILED tiiaL Wnen size iie;tru Ol the alleged threat
o3 the respondent against iIer uisus ..ur ch,r-
ac'ei. she Htu the petitioner Exam. n+,i ID, =,
physician, VINO found that the facts refuted any
ioSei"AS SiAiii tnsI S~o. -
aSailat the young iidy's honor.
lne Case has ocen adjourned until Tuesday
next, wnen Judgment Will ue rendered,
Evening star., 1886-11-13
From Wal; Street To-day

NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-The stock market
opened irregular mis- morning, out ge.iel.,,y
weak, declines from iast evening 5 iin..i usures
iaheiug from 1s 10 - per cent. Luchaw.tana,
ho"eNe,, was as per cent higher. tue market
was du.i eXcep, ior half dozen stocks. Wa
bash pre.erreu showed most activity, followed
" L;tchawanna, Jersey Central, l. tiiSvli!e ana
Nashville, West Point and ST. Paul. Prices
were weak Tor u short time, hut SOON rallied aud
ih ihost iLSitihces p.isacu i..c oi'e...n Al, u.,.
Lake Erie and Western was especially weak
deciinIns IA per cent, while Cnatt.no,s,l uu.
vanceu =, a"u san Francisco first preferred T.
at IL CLOCK the marnet is quiet but nrm.
Evening star., 1886-11-13
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Evening star., 1886-11-13
NJ. Barthotdi Sails for rra,co

NEW IoEK, Nov. Ia. Bartnoidi and
Madame BarLhodi sailed ur France carry this
inorhing on Tue La Boursosae. Their sudden
departure " is In consequence OF tue illuess vi
NJ. Barinoidls aged moitier. the other men,
bers ol the French delegation 10 Lett Tor home
n TIIy ~
Evening star., 1886-11-13
The Belt Divorce Perjury.
BENTON SENTENCED TO FIVE YEARS IN tn
pENITENTIARY.

BENTON SENTENCED TO FIVE YEARS IN THE
PENITENTIARY.
This morning, in the Criminal Court, Judge
Macarthur, the cases of WIN. T. Benton and
Benz. Golly for perjury, alleged to have been
committed in the divorce case Of Eugene n
Belt agt. Mary A. Belt, pending In the Baltimore
circuit court, In which testimony was taken
here, were heard. In the case OF the first named
the jury found o verdict OF guilty, and In the
case VI the second there was q disagreement of
Iled and overruled, and to-day exceptions were
nteo 70 the order overruiing the demurrer by
Messrs. J. NJ. Wilson aud d. w. Classic.
In The case OF Benton, MIR. Z. Maurice Smith
had filed y motion for y new trIaI, and also q
motion In arrest Of Judgment.
The drst was based principally on the ground
That the commissioners had not power TO ad.
minister au oatn. MIR. Smith argued the first
motion at some length, aud the court Overruled
the issue IN the divorce cxse was not set out in
the Indictment
Tue court said that hs could not sustain the
motion.
4,u vAception was noted, and the case will 90
u tne General Term.
Mr.. Smith said, as sentence was moved, that
bent0n desired him to call attention to his pre-
vtou. gooo character; that he had y large
iamiiy, aud the bane oi his life had been the
use OF liquor. He mad been made drunk by the
man working up the divorce case, and was
under the influence OF liquor, and The testimony
uid not CONNECT hlin with any conspiracy.
-, Tue court mposed sentence OF hve years In
the penlt6ntlary, the same ~ In the other simt.
lar cases, but directed u SUSPENSION of sentence
IN consequences OF the appeal.
COL LAMONT len Washington for his home
summoned BY the serious illness OF his father.
NAVAL ALORDERs-Commander Wi m. II. Whit
ing rs equipment offlccr at the New York navy
yard; Lieut.. A. q. Paul as assistant to the 9th
lighthouse district November 20; Ensign II.
Is. WukeuShaW to ordnance instruction at the
Evening star., 1886-11-13

The largest black bass OF the season was caught
several days ago by Douglas, j. Guiilott, Of
Great Fails. Fails = Tue % tisa weighed GA pounds.
Mrs. Eliza Finley, the nsotner y. Mr.. Frank L.
Finley, died yesterday at the home Of her
grandson ON Capitol Hill, in the 18th year OF her
age.
Mr.. G. NJ. Oyster, of this city, was yesterday
elected u vice-president of the National Dairy
mems Convention.
Frank Ross, coored, was fined $40 and put
under his personal bonds TO keep the peace by
Judge Smell to-day for assauiting his vile.
1nis morning, in the Criminal Court, Judge
Macarthur, Comodore s,nith. charged with AN
assault with inIeut u KILL was released ON
x5uU bail. In the case OF Edward LiuLhicum
larceny from the person, plea Ia abatement
hled.
A. testimonial concert, tepdered to Mrs. NJ.
Waldecker by her pupils aud friends, In Recog-
milton OF her services, was held last night II
Grand Army hall, corner 7th and l. streets
northwest.
The room which is being prepared in the
Franklin school building Tor the use OF the
school board as general Office and meeting
room will be ready for occupancy within y
week.
Mrs. Matilda Dean, wife OF the late John Dean,
died last night OF pneumonia AZ her home in
Uhiontown. Deceased was So years Old. and
was the mother OF On1cer Dean, Of the eighth
precinct
Evening star., 1886-11-13

SUDDEN CHANCES OF TEMPERATURE produce
Coughs, Colds. Sore Tnroats and Lung Disor.
ders, which Dr. Jayne's Expectorant can be re.
lied ON to cure
Evening star., 1886-11-13
Alexandra Affairs,
Reported for The EVENING SrAR.


THE CITY WOOD SUPPLY.-The overseer of
the poor is receiving c0htfsacSy fOf pine fire
wood, 70 be distributed 70 the destitute this
winter. small amounts only are furnished az
one time. The whole purchase will be 176
cords. Last year I'll cords were purchased al
S2 So per cord. and IL was delivered 70 the des-
liLule In s04 loads, costing xs6 " haul aud pile
IL up. aud vlOU.5O 70 deliver il to the destitute.
The corporation supplied wood to the outside
poor even before 1t began TO supply otner neces-
Cry CoURr.-The corporation court, Judge
Meade, met yesterday Afternoon at o'clock,
and then adjourned until this morning, When
the Judge signed some DEGREES In civil eases,
and the November term closed. The court will
meet again on the second Monday Of next
month.
NorEs-The funeral Of Thirxa Milburn,
daughter OF Mr. H. Milburn, took place this
afternoon from North Columbus ssreeL-HOn.
John d. Barbour has returned ~ his home In
this city convinced, alter his Trip 70 Europa.
that "there IL NO place like home."-Aonroe
Banks, arrested In Washington few days ago
charged with an assault on Champ Walker, has
0een sent to Jail here In deiauit Of S6O0-
No oleomargariue license has been issued mere
by the United States revenue ofttce.-The
Norfolk jurOrs arc home ngain.
The Phiiadelphia Telegraph says that Gov.
Patttson aud Attorney General Cassidy have
decided ~ bring cuts against the ooa1'p0ol COZ.
po9attpn On the 2Oth og HovoWoox,
Evening star., 1886-11-13
I'd EDITION.
Latest 16leglanS 70 ThB Star.
STICK INSTEAD OF sARER

O"k MOr0 AhXtO0s to Set Type
Than Invade Mexico.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Nov. 13.-An investi-
gauon Oh the matter has proven that there is no
truth In the rumOr that Cutting was collecting
recruits tor aninvasion Of Mexico. The foreman
OF tue Democrat has q letter from Cutting in
whcn the writer applies for u position as COM
PosinI. giving as reason his desire to get
away from Ell PasO.
Evening star., 1886-11-13
lsaStlsasOr,. Marxees,

BALTIMORE, Nd. Nov. 13.-Virgnia sxes con-
soildated ex-,oupon. 90; pSt-due coupons. OU: new
bALTIMOkh- MD. Nov. l3.-Culuon sic dy-
mlddhng. y. Flour heavy and dull. Wheat-southeru
Steady, Will good lnqdiry; western easier, cosn,
lulet southern red o0aoo; southern amber. Suao3.
No western winter red spot, ez's s-ss; December.
o.iaaS3A2 January S4ssa.,J; teO, uaIy. StSlaAot,.
Corn-sOutherl steady and quiet: stern steady aud
qdie southern white, 45a45 southern yellow. 4Sa4v
weo.erh mixed. spo, 44ra Od year. 4.A.,.4;s ;s Jam
uary. 44fsa4oA: steamer. 4o bid. Oa,s Ern-sOuthern
Sui,J esiern bits o4o6: western mixed. 3la.SZl2
PennsylVani SUa.5. iiya stead ,56uoS PrOvisio.. as
steaiy and quiet: Eggs higuer. 2oaz6 Petroleum
hghec-renhed, Z. ongar-copper renled steady. lUAs
aIUta. WHISKY firm, LIoal.24. Otner articles
unchanged. treignts to Liverpool per steamer
quiet-cot,on' I'D: n0ur, 2N gra.n a14a4la,,. Re
corn 12.3Op ousneis onts. LOO bushels: rye, 100
bushels. ShlpmentS-fOur, 155 barrels: oats, GU
busAeA saiss-wnesl. oSI. .7UV busnelx corn, 60 4vv
bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. Is, IL am.-Wheat weaker
December. 73 10-l6. Corn-lash. 30. Uats-Cas
x51s fOrk-January. lOU5. Lurd-Februxry, 6Ul1 y
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FINANCIAL AND COAMERCIAL.
NuRe.

The New YORK stock Market
Inc ioowlng are tine openin- AID u %. m. prices
ol Tie New ok STOCK a.arNel +, purteu uy
apecidi Wire 20 IL. IL. Dvuse, 05S 10th street:
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congressman LAwler to Act ~ Mediate
for the Chicago Siefk era

for the Chicago Strikers.
CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-A. A. Carlton, represent
Ing the general executive board OF the Knights
OF Labor In connection with the Union stock
yards strike. will meet a representative Of the
packers to-day. Mr.. Carlton said that, while
the strike was still u local affair only, ne was
mere TO look after the good Of the entire body,
anu the terms OF its settlement would need to
nave more than a merely local significance. He
olu not think there was any probability OF q
boycott being ordered, the packers having re-
sclnoed their resolution to employ non-union
call was made on several of the packers
oHces 0oWn town, aud nearly all OF them said
tar.: taey were Ignorant OF any contemplated con-
!Sieuce. "A gentleman associated with one OF
.ne members OF the packers executive commit
zee saio the conference would take place within
d lew hours, and would be attended by Mr..
Iarlion, Mr. .Hately and Congressman FRANK
La"ler. who would act as mediator. Later
thls Was confirmed by Mr.. Hately.
The Burned Steamer NOrtherner.
DETROIT, Nov. i3.-Ine steamer Northerner.
burned near Sauuusky, Ohio, yesterday, was
Saiuea at $4,000 and was insured fRr s4O,oO0.
A New B. & o. Scheme
TO RUN LINE OF STEAMERS FROM FAIRPORT,
OHIO, TO DULUTH.
DETROIT, Nov. 13.-The Baltimore and Ohio
ralifoao mas been Tor some time seeking a
means VI reaching the northwestern part OF the
Gountry. C.. and until recently has sought this by
Way OI chicago. Farweil L. ADAMS, OF Detroit,
suggested to the cunpany the feasibility of a
line Of steamers from some Onio port 10 Duluth.
Inc proposition me; with favor, anu to-day
1hird Vice President Smith arrived in this ci, y
ana II was definitely settled that such a line
Wouia De put into operation as SION as possible.
1ne ue,allS VI the new route have not yet been
!uiy settled, but IL will be from Falrport, Onio,
" DuiuLtl, anu the finest Vessels VIII be uuiii
MS does away with u route to :he northwest
via Chicago.
Mrs. Stewards will PrObated.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13-The will OF the late
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER.-The follow
Ing were the reading at the snai Office to-day:
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maximum. AZ; minimum, 81.
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