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.THTEE!
swuTs SPECIFIC

swET's SPECIFIC
Is entirely vegetable urrv.s-a.,.,n cor,
tanning no Eercnry. Potash. Arsenic, err o,issr
poisonous sshstazees-
SWIFT SPECIFIC
Hzsczrel hundreds OF cases of Epishelso
IN e ca-ccr os the Skin, thousands CT cases
OF Ec=sr.a, Blood Hnmors and Skin Diseases
AID hundreds Of thousands Of cases OF scrof-
rla, Blood Poison and Blood Tains
swrFrs SPECIFIC
has relieved thousands Of cases OF Mcrcu-
rial Poisoning. Rheumatism and Stiffness Of
the Joints.
CHATTANOOGA, Tf.ys, June q. isss-swfft-s
Specific Co.. Atlanta. Ga--Gentlemen: In tke
early part OF the present year, q lad case OF
blood poison appeared upon me. began
taxing = s s under advice Of another, and
taking the medicine and shall continue 20 do
soknts am perfectly we'll believe 1t VIII
efect perfectcure. Yours truly,
Dos II r VIC HowAEp; 9.
coLvNrlA, s. C.. July Z, 1scs-The Swift
great su.ferer from muscular rheumatism
for two years could get no permans Mt re-
hef from aly medicine prescribed by my
physician 1 took over a dozen bottles Of
your $. S. s., rnd now I an as well as ever
was In my lfe- am sure your medicine
cured me. and woald recommend IL u any
enc suffering from any blood disease. Yours
truly, O. T.. HUGHES,
Conductor @. Z q. L. p
Waco, Texas, Nay Q, fsss-Gcntlcnen: The
vie OF one OF my customers was terribly
AFFLICTED with n loathsome skin disease that
covered her whole body. She was confined
20 her bed for several years BY this ariiietion,
aud could not help herself at all Sic could
not sleep from violent itching and singing
OF the SKIN The disease bafI,esi the skill OF
tho physicians who treated IL. Her husband
began finally giving his wife Swfftis Specific,
and she commenced TO improve almost iis-
riejiately, and In q few weeks she was ap-
parenfiy we'll She is nosy hearty fine
took1ng lady, with no trace Of the afiiiction
left- Yours very truly, ]. y. SEARS,
Wholesale Druggist, Austin Avenue.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
fires. THE SWIFT sr1cuTc Co, Drawer 8
Atlanta, Ca; New York, 55s Broadway.
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chIcago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO, Nov. e.-catfie-Receipis 1900:
steady; beeyes. s3ta5 20: stockers and feed
crs, 81 9o6a3 80; Texans. 81 Goes IS.
Hogs Receipts. 5000 strong; mixed. IS 20
et5 co; heavy, - aotGs Is; light, s. 2a0t5 60.
Sheep Receipts, 100. steady: natives
q l.kd5 5. Texans. 81 T.kffa 20
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windows. 80 per cent discount from list.
Doors, 20 per cent discount from list
COAir-5ereened, p ton, g6 50: average,
per ton. 81 20; screenings, per ton, ga
SEATTLE NEAT MARKET.
slaughtercr's prices for whole careases
are here quoted, together with prices after
being dressed:
BEEF-0n foot, per 10. SIZE: dressed, &c.
MUTlON-on foot per 10, 3Ize; dressed,
SC.
SPRING LAMB-per head, 81 756f2 20.
yEAL-Small, on foot, per 10. aieG0se
dressed, atel9c; large, on foot. per ID, 4dt5c:
dressed, 6JkfGSc
STOCK H0Gs~-on foot, per ID, 5(16c: fat
hogs on foot, per ID, g6a7c; dressed, s61loc.
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DIR. Z. CT. JOHNSON,
physician AND SURGEON. ROOMS
i 80 and 90. Yesler block, Mill street
Residence, s17 Mill street. between Eighth
and Ninth streets Telephone 90
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DIR. H. d. Err,
|GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
VI Pennsylvania, makes a speciality OF
diseases of the eye, ear and throat. Treats
private, chronic and skin diseases. Re.
moves cancer, tumors and ulcers withou,
pain or use of the knife.
Office, corner Third and Cherry streets.
Hours, 9 a. m. to d. m.
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DIR. GEO. a. REICH,

nCuLIST, AURIST. LARYNG0SCoPIST,
" having returned from his trip TO the
East and Europe. win be pleased TO meet
his former patrons and others desiring his
services. at his former Office, in the Yesler-
Leary Block. Seattle, w. T. Residence, cor
ner Fourth aud Marion jyI7dw
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G. f. CASE, NJ. ID.
A BDoMINAL SURGEON AND GYNE.
"A cologist-
TACOMA, W.T..
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ANDERSON, BERTRAND q CO..
Civil and Mining Engineers and
praughtsmen.

DAuRoAD, MINING, WATER WORKS,
II Typographical, bridge, sewerage and
irsinsEe engineering given special atfen-
ion City property OF lands surveyed OF
satSiivisied Maps and mechanical draw
nes. eng,rszsing and blue prints q speciality.
raM nshlp t,lais and maps always on hand
a.-sns y and 10. Yesterday block, seat
t{s. VT itfs I'm
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WA CHONG q CO.
CHINA TEA STORE.

III KINDS or TEA DIRECT FRON
n CHINA. the paress and best, from ~ -
TO u per pound. kice. opium, silk hand
kerrhiefs and japanese sishes, VERY ehesI,
Briek stsrs. corner Third and Washington
ssreesA ieis
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viii be at the Arlington hotel, seattle,
Monday. Nov 5, and remain until satur-
day night, Nov TO- Principal hotel, Port
Townsend. Nov. Il. Consultation free.
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RICHARD OSBORN.
A TToRNEY-AT-LAw.
Rooms Il and IS, New Yesier block.
Take elevator.
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PiRTAER WiNTED.

4 1--we business man with 1000 10 fil.aa
70 is'sn pafiBsrsaip or 10 bay cut . fus
general mercantile business soFe: as 40
10 1880 year s'ers situated Ia one VI he
HDess agricultural districts and best trad
ing POINTS Gown The sound. For further
Information apply TO AMOS BOWMAN, An
Ac1Tfxs
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DIR. Or. SPITZY,

academy OF Paris, 1901
CPEcIALIST FOR CHEST, LUNG. SToM
- aeh. liver aud kidney diseases, epilepsy,
paralysis, govt, rheumatism. syphilis. Sc
cret diseases. Lest manhood restored
without medicines. Consultation in Eng.
fish, German. FRI nch and italias. Office.
Post building. Mill street. room 8, second
floor. Daily from 10 to II a. m. 2 to p. m.
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Mcbride. Carr * Preston,
A TT0RSEYs AND coUSsEILoRs AT
IA Law. Offices at Laconner, Mount ve-.
aon aud Seattle Seattle once. fesler-
Lesry block. iyl-dw
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DIR. FAN ME H. -ABBOT~r,
HoMG0PATHIsT, FORMERLY OF Iass
IL Washington street, Boston, Massa-
chusetts. gives special attention 20 diseases
of women and children. Those expecting
confinement or suffering from menstrual
her. Calls answered day or night. Con
suitation free Treatment free for those
unable to pay from to 10 a. m wednes-
days Rooms. Kenny Block, Seattle.
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lance AND TRADE.
SEATTLE. Nov. g

SEATTLE. NOV. d
THE HOT MARKET.
s.. week's trade IN hops has been
q md there is no change Of inn
{ - TO note. The quietness is
& & great measure, 10 the general
q taken in politics at this time.
s xemand for strictly choice hops
3 a <<s..,es. and the market on other
n - il slack. A recent London
s3E ,eports decline of &c in that
IN The demand In New York Il
,..ax Of q retail character confined
IN choice grades. There Is no
~ that hops pressed on the market
- present time would bring low
- The market has weaker tone,
a recovery is expected. A ship
- Of 10 bales came III to-day on
"a nerwin from SnoboHish.
PRODUCE NARxETs.
ne -four market has firmer tone
- holders not inclined to make
-.sxrial concessions. Wheat con-
cane firm. There has been better
sss,maud for oats In the San Francisco
.uket for the past week, and better
.sraee prices have been realized.
s,riyals are sIackening which contri-
|s,tes a better tone TO the market.
~ market for bright new feed barley
- "a favor Of sellers during the week
- and a considerable movement
. heen shown in low grades, but
.,.eraliy at low prices The rye mar
= i firner with late sales at an adj
..nee. The hay market Is getting
~ better condition, and prices have
t;itued up somewhat. Receipts dur
- the week have been considerable,
nj although prices IN San Francisco
nave advanced slightly, owing TO a
.ithhoIding OF supply. there Is no adj
,sure in quotations here. The seed
market Is dull and the volume daily
decreases.
.x..,.....-.. -. -.
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Telephones; Once, No. 81; DR.. Minors
residence, No. ST.
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THE MILLS ELL.
Dragging IT. Slew Length AfcnE-
amendments.

yAsaaSsrpS, Juas . TIT; house 10.
1ay weu; into eufesnlEtss q she ah8fs.
~fs-i urer. Il Iiliaais. ia the chair. eli tbs
say5s laD D.nyles, % Nziac. ts0yea 70
STRIKE ftlssa the free il.i rags. ~ aha;srseF
rasfcfsal egfsfl'essssi- n tnsiisf,sl szs aost,
ssu ssssioss ni tiraekf a-is.re. ef ATknssss.
paintings - aF aes wa.ar esip-s asa
ssaiasEg net osslsgsiss provided spg ssrs
ssf.sk ken frssl he free LIST
iesls4et. OF Se@ Jersey. ssegeA s9 stfiae
irs.sa fke frss Itt siancs ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- ostdTss SD, trresspus. granite. EaE.d
>fgsls. ard Al bslstrg or fEsessafnsfsiai
sfe.@. rrtecsesf
gaaeF. n NeN Ysrk. aseYoa fa $50 pho.
tssSrzpaie rsia' tsaprF ts.F aIisunzs sired OF
ssn3isfz-gl - iAe free issf; lest
Hs hassAn. of seu Jersey, offered "a
MnserSsaens pTasis3isx THAT NheAeger Aay
u tsss ariisies aasAe~i = the free itsf are
sfaT@l~tad IN teskrAs - ffsiaH rresesfF
they saesl t.aY she aasies tmf.-ed - ihs
ks,sss.fs. IT Nxxs1sSssesfs. 1ngrc3 "a
flare ,.gfsafslsne OF The trer Is. He aid
I sass sye gs=f IN tie fasaatsciarr u
ssssoa so3sss. sud = wss pas grs-iaesi fa
sais s4sassFy. sxreesi -. 5his eaIssfssr;f 4
sssfss sassafsssn af the free Ia; ssslssss. aa.l
sha clerk ss-speezsfcf 90 Rad tie siEsasass
yssrfiea ~ the k1Il TIE clause ysgxssiins
i&&z tsse FbsaKr IN i5e rzfe - da1lss shai
take sfseet ga tke Id "a gnlf seat. wei
saesss.ss eger nlreieY - HAifss, H1evea q
ixfy 8 duty ~ i5 cents 80 Hass. lssf.
kdNsax ~ sssfneas, rs8sed 10 strike sFi
iss eszstsE Hxinz the Tsss ~ eBty e:s fe1snesl
gtyresisse Al cents Eaiaisd This ~ 20 I
+ kafsg s5ise tssssss So = ssfss Esed. q 9aine4
ana u 8ilsau- - Vest Kt-gfusA, Hese tns
ysrsfseigsi sy-ake7s kesa criticized fts
waT asss3 rrsssiz rssasaist-e sRs sstFmtsins
L. :rlssfad the aasSnirg - seztesnents " VI
A. - tie sszsf tar I'D saasd h4Fs afssx
fas resrnass, s2e A8Nss-'s sra sz5satat
aere Eaaliy Feses tsa 9rss fta~ szs1aralfses
saS<
The hgsse tanezsrrea in she sesAsa
srass.ssusexs - The 5sdsy ssss.issfien sxsrnsl
.ssz assssFaysrszslsssss ~ sfssEts days
To- sena-r zsars5ss1s.s 20 tie ssessns.sf'
spr-ussTsAskaa ball, saprssBs sisrE 81 .sss5 ~
~ he allatsissgAt ssfe& II tcittF esrrisr
rasse n~csezry ~ thr e1ssasssA sf ~
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Ee sesFi iss HEe rss2Fuffsz3 81 - fhe h.sGe
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Gsy AZ ~ zesS % tsze ssEkte zasssssl
sssHs+ Ws.e gsso-essHrrFfst ,a- ass5 3 es'.
s44~nrss sac ~ ssEos F.s1s~e t-s4ssi : ?. -
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UALIA WALIA.
Faiities-Penitenfiary- Prosperity
Chinese Dirhtheris Case.

waI1s wAlGa. Jane 2a.--Tse Dcrnoera-s
TO-DAY isSaCG q cali tot flfy pfiEsNffe< tIs
niEf.t 81 SGig = TIE effx convention VII
te a.li aa the sfiesnasn ~ {uls 70 fssIsl-
ingte fril city ticket S9sas 6Gnt9 j. ex-
pressed a. 70 the v sSaafn 81 making she
city elections between two parties. as i =
= new depsrfEre. Heretofore eify elections
have t-Hrgl entsftuetisd without feaoBrSe 10
fsrTy ntiaence, the caRsiicaies k-e.iis self
aoEalaa.cd snd Supported by friends IRE
syecfire of party. The ttePg 5slc1aF cain
thas last wegs. hsHsFer. It's Fi1g pens-
cra;s held csReus n sa ~;
tssraes : Office aud decided 10 euietiy scrm
xn zss.,cia;ion t. tlset al taey sssa.d
~ fhx- complexion 10 city officers. Ter the
,sfaffsess ef using the ciff Position ia favor
ot The, TfssEpcsaftc ttckei ~ the iail eassi-
raigB, Th3s ssessfaeni : not galsessiiy asz.s
EeEed
j. ii. Lewis. ef >sslle. Has eoassnteI 70
s,elfqer the citation At w@if~ AailA July 4
lhc wu-E 81 aayJag sae f3azaEssoF u =
ees sting ef the FesasieaizEyy wss cz'za-
Eaeucsa ;essay.
s na5nssss az rrsss,aeFs fsy ths. territorial
rssHitcasiS-y arr expected "a sTTire Gals
frs,an sAffasis ee8affes
The waila Malls pestofrsee Is 70 sse n
naeyssi 70 quarters IN The neS 07ssee Si1ess
M Al tise extses@e ~ cfsszzus of the ioxH.
The pssee faFuIszsS = f.ae and esssxefaieat.
Gna cssst fazzsa.
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Penstiefuu wuFe ay-sas-a fsssaT TIE bids 81
Pznl \. Esai z "a sf 81 .suEss- ADD NJ
PARKS. Of Prediction. seTe Cqnst. casa I'D.
asnE yss.ass
Tes g<nfteussxrv snta-ss .sssosaers hsss
ssssst request 70 1anNssr feSeozas. ef Tie
a. q y Co. To kSrs sise Essssw xszse
sra-s SKfesss8esf 81 the psnites1issry erlek
yara. sss1rs saving hauling clay ~ TIE {Efs.
iryssn ths prxseEs tzrmiau. es She nA-row
9Eaee
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Esssigs. passei thrpaxh the cfty tsstAy lh
eSsHsisserksss E3zat-er na9zt Vi tssfsI tsjssfi
ssar The PzAszs-s essEstry-
FY Burrows. 81 the rxs e1sznf lasy. ofsfrs
"a fsssl IN Sfssa elet trsc ls<zs SssSss i
tk4s e4fsrexs wiis bot take tkso sssscs- sAs
gfx essraIsz2y sa tAks tA- rc<t. Ts-e rsa1i
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fs,,-.s5sfs-aa.,e exeisenseut Ess ezEsesi
sits afsefnoo1 axer th& anssag as SUB
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assa hss fest sz& iosS fsrTibss s4s3tcH arf
kszesezs1- TIE ~ sste oEsrs7 szsd BE De
czrsd ltha Cas- rza saiy.fsax > from !
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sse.sasss swfE2l1gs Arss1aAs aR3 sz-ultrrs
al Nz1ltsrr ~ p8rsss. 1Ass as Il
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sSass "a ~s-ee1Fezi fHeas al sasrcs@
So ~. s., szzslss.sse zasn's ssETscE IL seat
fz.r al F.ssrFss-ss sa--sEs e. se&T-ng casa x
fzzss = - 81
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-Four Resident. of Kansas,



There are four people in this yicin-
its who. at certain pa1i0ds Df their Ga.
reers were more talked about aud be I
ter known thar any either four people
in the town Two of them are men
and tao women. the latter having
gained celebrity in consequence OF the
acts of their husbands. Mr.. liIn-
Rlire. the former @ife of Charles Gus
seau. she aSSgssin u President tar
ssel}, resides here in town. she lives
with her husband and children n the
corner 81 Wyoming and Twelfth
streets. she looks aiuut the same IS
When she vas in New YORK. and whiie
her second marriage was cnHapara-
lively happy one sisc IS ngs pos sesss-a
Il an oyeraaunsIauec 81 this E1Fid >
roosis
Mr.. Jesse James. the wiie~ os the
wssl-knawn outlaw. y also s res3denf
Of this plare- together wiih her Hfit-
aren. There are those here t.slay who
w5d tel voe tSat Jesse wa- reweF
killed ~ 80 and that he l. We. alive.
This belief has many devo.ces whS ARE
wiling TO sSear to what they say-
There are other sbo VII tell yea that
lss-e u A. shot tyy Ford, and that the
aest,n % f;0y. Cfitte3sfa IA sJfsTlrl-
,sgeing tie nargsssf set Missouri back
ten vears in everything. The t~e taen
referred u are Waiter and james Nal
ley. Who viii he remembered as tue
heroe,4 in the JeInie-t rsrser Blanche
Douglass -agin- Bosk tragedy. The
Ga!ley ls0y.. a. they we're knavtl
al oyFr the world q; fhe :irie q their
trial for the unrsisf - the pretty
daughter At the Ncx Haven cigar
tiesser. are living over az Wiehita, kaFs.
" alter has charge OF cattle rziscss
( aud james j. interested q the iasur'
snee isasiae-s. The latter has ex-
+ fs-riencei religion, and goes about
f The country exhertins sinners b. be
saved. 1t j. said that he has raads
many converts both 80 the religious
and to the insurance caGse- Ihey
Z have rot changed mach IN appearance
s5nge the famous arrsiEfnssrf, AMI
both stu cotton TO Pask2-ssot Eecktis=.
a. q yurs.
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DYNAMITE.
seme Startling Experiments Made
with This Deadly Compound.

A1tst1tst'iis* tsaNAAG+i
Dynamite is 50 instantaneous In is
action that a green ieaf can te com
pressed into the hardest steel before
il has time 10 iiaiten. One al the ex-
pefiinenis at the United States Iorpc-
do Works was Ia place some leaves be-
tween tao heavy Hat pieces of iroa,
set thap on firm foundation and
see WIKI gun cotton would do IN fore
ing the iron pieee- together. A charge
was placed upon them by comprising
the gun cotton into a cylindrical form
about one inch thick and three or f9tlr
inches in diane.e-, through the cssi-
ter Of which . hole Is made for cap
of iulmsaateof mercury. hv which the
gun cotton i exp,oicd. The reaction
was so great. fresn merely be.ng eS-
TiOlesl in the open ssr. fhas one II TIE
iron pieces was driven dnga upon the
other qa;sk enough So catch an iss-
PRECISION os the leaves before they
could estsare
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NOTABLE DEAD.
-. wAsnlNeTox -.

saS FeASCIsco. Juaa .a.--eea Washing
ton Elicit died sisIEeniy OF heart disease
this Afternoons in the esiice u the -ais he
pfsi, aat frI,xt Gempany. Of which irstl
iltiaa lis was gicg F.-es1deas. Gen. Elliott
was uatise 81 Pfnusy iraaia sad shout
g. years e axe he entered the army
fasn the tuited States military academy
and served ihFosxh the Aexiesa ead riyil
was In the latter he ohiRined the Tank
IL hreTe; major general ef volunteers Hs
s.-euterea sbe regular service as ihF cicse
~ THE war. and was placed On flse retired
list March :. being ss that time eoioacl II
tise Third cavalry
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rHoTOGE EarHS.
sorne Of It's Uses ia the Detection oi
Criminals.
i7haaielr.hla Record

A+ss-ttAEi tfsAAst k<tAFstF
Photography Is gaining prominence
IN the criminal courts With is help
a Berlin Isiert hani sas lately coifysct {.
G! q crooked WAYS in keeping his ar
counts The slightest differences in
color and shade of inks are made
manifest in the Photographic cape.
iiiue inks appear nearly white; brown
iaks, on tie contrary. aimest black.
The baoks al the @rcnsea wers sub
inittei 20 photographer, who took
oil the pages concerned AMI brought
into court the most undoahsel orniar
proofs oi the illegitimsie sfieF-entry
Of some of the acCoants. 4 suisse
qaent chemical test substaaflaiSsl this
evidence. The photograph i 70 te
preferred 10 the chemical tc I, becanse
Il hfings it, proofs into tie coarts. and
submits them 10 snsIeciion. at the
same time leaving the document uB~
der examination anhafnse3; white the
results of chemical test nlEsI he
taken ca the eyi3enoe ui she chemist
alone, ani The writing examined J.
perhaps destroyed. IN another case
eimilaf to the above the changing Of
the date uf note ty an insignificant
eras.rc sal addition was i,roySd by
means Of photography.
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ca. q uss rss-ersesa sAaf s,anass. e.,s -.
~ Snxsxass rrssessSsas
An HONEST FRFE TRAnwr &
Wastersen SeSksth~ c~ur,~s~ -
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