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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-09

THE G.. Il. L. PICNIC.

Largo Gathering Mt tho ParIs--Tho
Prize Shooting--List of tho Successful
Contestants
The much anticipated picnic Of the
Gordon Light Infantry took place on
Thursday ut the park. In the way of
weather the day was all that could be
desired for the picnic, except, perhaps,
in tho matter of temperature, which
could have been littlo moro arctic
without much discontinue. This lit
tic drawback, however, did not mate
rally mar the pleasure Of the occasion,
for all were bent on enjoying them
selves, and the Gordons, with their
accustomed consideration We'd with
each other to make the occasion Il
pleasant one.
Tho company formed at tho armory
and at 10 O'Clock proceeded on the
march to the park by way of the now
street. Their departure was tho signal
for citizens generally to do likewise.
Wagons, buggics, etc., wclc brought
into rcquisition to transport the pic
nicers to the scene Of action, and al
though load after load were quickly
driven to the place. it was perhaps m
hour after the appointed time for tho
programme to begin before tho ma
jority wcrc present. At about 12
o'clock the. contest in workmanship
between the members of the company
>sa aaalghich lasteRsNNtil all the D.cm-
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HAVING IIENDRz arrived
these elsewhere H1hht
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three-quarters OF mile. Starters King
Fan, Defense, Branch, Young, Duke,
Brown Charlie, Crichton, Palatka. Brown
Charlie won by two lengths, Defense Sec
ond, Crichton third Time -1:l5s.
Second Race--Vernal sweepstakes, for
non-winning three year olds; one mile.
Starters; Maiden Hair, Revolt Gelding,
Joe Lee, Refund, Ella Smith, Defaulter.
Deiaulter won by one length; Joe Lee,
second; Revolt Gelding, third. Time
Lao.
Third Race labaugh memorial stakes,
for two year olds one mile. Start
ers; Sourire, Buddhist, Little Bare
foot, Holiday, Hot Scotch, Singlestone.
Buddhist won by three lengths, Holiday
second, Little Barefoot third. Time-0:50g.
Fourth Handicap, winning penal
ties, mile and an eighth. Starters; Lelog-
os, Ten Booker, Bella, Lizzie Baker. Le-
logos won by three lengths, Ten Booker
second, Bella third. Time--l;5S9.
Fifth Race-Penalties and allowances,
one mile. Starters Paymaster and Tit
willow. Paymaster won by short length
Wme-l:46.
The entries for today are:
First Raco--One mile. savini, %: Michael, 81
secdtick, los; Paymaster, lOs; AL Reed Ill; San
Keene, 81; Golden Reel 90.
Second Chesapeake stakes; one mile and Z
quarter. Belle d'or, rs.
Third Race--Thrce-Qunrtc Of n mile. Duke o.
Bourbon, llli Fngolotto. inj Brittanic, 49, Harry
Russell. ITO; Charley Arnold, 20; Hawley, 90 Bai
Box. los; Revolt. gelding. %
The Peyton llnndlcap--Mile AMI an eighth
Nosburg. o.; the bourbon. 10; hess, ll2 Glen
mound, l07; Al Reed. l06 Klamath, l02; Panama
lO7
Fifth Race-0ne mile. Sam Brown, li2 Lottery
Id King b.. l0j; Clay Pate, l0t Wanderment ITO
Nellie H. lOl
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WISCONSIN Republicans.

MADISON, Wis, May 0.-The Republic.
an State convention mot at the capital 10
elect delegates TO the national convention.
The convention was called to order by II.
A. Taylor, chairman Of the State central
committee, who made long speech. Tho
convention elected the Hon. Ira d. Brad.
ford, OF Eau Claire, permanent chairman.
lie addressed the body at great length.
amid great applause. The convention then
took recess for one hour.
The district delegates elected are First,
Jcsso Stone, l.. IL. Barker; Second, A. s.
Ludlow, q. A. Knapp; Fourth, II. j.
Baumgartener, Charles A. Chaplin; Fifth,
Charles A. Vrooman, II. @. Kress; Sixth,
A. ]. Turner, A. l.. Thompson; Seventh,
l.. s. Fisher, u. q. James; Eighth, James
O'Neill, J. q. Lvcrmnn; Ninth, D. Is.
Scott, X. II. Sanford. The Third district
elects on the 10th instant.
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A YOUNG HUSBAND MISSING.
The Distressing Story OF Four Months
Bride

The Distressing Story OF Four Months
Bride.
Yesterday morning, about 10 o'clock, a
neatly-dossed and lovely-featured young
lady entered the office of Chief OF Police
Davis and requested to speak TO him prl-
vately. He motioned the young lady to
chair in one corner of the room, and seat
cd himself beside her TO listen TO her secret
story. She toldit between sobs, and the
big tears which rolled down her once rosy
cheeks, but now paled with caro- and the
sorrows of an unmerited fate which onyel-
oped her, spoke plainly OF a trouble most
touching to her heart. She stated that
her maiden name was Lille Reeves and
that she formerly lived mt Nashville, Tenn.
On last Christmas day she was married TO
young Ieweler OF that city named Walter
Lett. lie was fairly well to do,
and after their marriage they
went to Oxford, Miss, where he
embarked in business. The venture
was not success and he sold out his
stock, and came TO this city with his wife
Il month ago. He had not succeeded in
getting any business here. A week ago
yesterday, he left home and since then the
distressed wife has not seen or heard
from him. She is of the opinion that he
is dead. This is the only explanation she
can make OF his continued absence. She
states that they had lived most happily to-
gether, and there was no cause whatever
for his desertion. She furnished an nc
curate description oihim TO the chief and
officers will endeavor TO discover the miss
ing mans whereabouts.
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MENKEN & COMPANY.
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mn. HARLow Dow has returned from
Washington.
Miss MAGGIE WILLIAMSON, Of Bartlett,
Is in the city.
PArRoLNAN Polk Is seriously IN at his
home, No. 20 Bradford street.
|. Mn. b. BAER, If California, left for Eu-
rope yesterday 90 spend the summer.
DIR. w. b. Rooms has returned from
New York much improved in health.
Miss MINNIE McLAuGiniS has re-
turned from visit TO friends in Aberdeen,
Miss
Miss MAMIE WHITE Is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. W. Z. Shelton, of Grcenville,
Miss.
MRs. q. II. RArTERuAS, Of Nashville, q
a guest Of Mrs. John 5. Toof, No. l2G
Adams street.
JoHS b. OLIVER, formerly Of fernando,
Miss, n now connected with the Mansfield
Drug company.
Ma JofKEcK, Of Ohio, formerly resi-
dent Of 4 } city, Is visiting his brother, r..
Keok, 3. 800 Second street..
va on change yesterday: John
Martin, ris. Tex; T.. l.. Harris, Tunica,
Miss; Mn q. II. Rattcrman, Nashville,
Tenn; Miss Agnes Toof, city.
Mn WILL ANTHONY, the popular sales
man Of one Of the leading wholesale houses
Of the city for Mississippi, returned 10 the
city yesterday and will remain several
weeks.
INTELLIGENCE was received here ycster
day Of the death at Richmond, Va, oil
Mrs. A. w. Traylor, mother OF AFR. X. L.
Traylor, secretary and treasurer OF tho
Tennessee Midland Railway company.
Mr.. Traylor left last night for Richmond.
THE directors Of the Home Insurance
company, nj their meeting yesterday,
elected Mr.. George schmalzried 10 6ll
vacancy In their board, occasioncd by the
death Of the late Henry Wetter. Ii is q
compliment well morited. M Mr.. SchmalE
reid is a large stakeholder and fast friend
OF the company.
TUE Rev. X. A. venable, pastor Of IN,
Fist Baptist church, left for Richmond
Va, last night 10 attend the Southern Zap
list convention, which meets In that cts
on the llth instant BY unanimous vot,
Of his congregation, he was instructed 3,
extend an invitation 10 the convention 3,
hold iis next session In this city, which
meets In May, 1850.
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.


Resolutions OF Respect In Memory Of
Joseph suRarman.
The following series OF resolutions were
reported TO the Merchants exchange by q
special committee:
Whereas, We have learned with pro.
found regret and great sorrow OF the death
OF our fellow member, Mr.. Joseph Sugar.
man; and whereas, desiring 10 place on
record our appreciation Of his high stand
ing rs a citizen and merchant; therefore
be II
Resolved, That In the death OF Mr. su.
garmau tho Memphis Merchants OK.
change loses an active member and co.
worker, the community an enterprisinq
and progressive citizen, and his family o
kind and indulgent husband and father.
We sincerely deplore his loss, and hereby
extend TO his stricken family our heartfelt
sympathies.
Resolved, further, That a copy Of these
resolutions be furnished the Memphi.
papers for publication and copy be sent
10 his family.
II. II. ScnLoss, Chairman,
p. McIsrYRE,
EDw. GOLDSMITH,
Committee
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Wen pe.er,ea Compliment.

From the Milan Exchange.
During tho recent session Of the Ten
ncsscc Press association In Memphis, we
stole an hour 10 visit the business colleges,
with the view Of recommending one 10 a
young friend WHO desired 10 secure a
thorough business education. After look
ing into their course Of study, manner Of
teaching, aud thorough business drill oi
the pupils, We concluded that Ieddin'a
Business college, under the management
Of Prof w. r. Watson, was the best suited
10 our purposes. We found there large
number 81 busy, active young men, and
talked with some Of them. All were en-.
thusiasiic, but said they had 10 work hard
day and night, aud that the practice drill
was strict and thorough.
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ASCENSION DAY.
Celebration by tho Memphis Command
cries knights Tomplar.

Celebration by tho Memphis Command
cries Knights Tomplar.
The Knights Templar, of Memphis, will
celebrate Ascension day in an appropriate
manner at s o'clock this evening, at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church. The
ceremonies will be Of a very interesting
character, which will attract large mum
Der of citizens, TO whom il will be a rare
treat. The general public is invited to at.
tend tho services. Tho discourse, or ora
ton, will be delivered by Rev. Sir Knight
ii. A. Jones' After the usual ceremonies
the members OF the order, and others who
feel inclined TO participate, will adjourn To
the lecture.room where the ladies Of the
church will furnish refreshments, for
which a nominal charge, 80 cents, will be
made. The proceeds will be used toward
putting in memorial window in the new
church for the Memphis Communicates,
Memphis No. 4 and st. Elmo No. To-
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German Malfe.f.

Great preparations are making for the
annual Maifest celebration Of the German
societies ON next Monday. The procession
viii move at 0 o'clock In the morning from
Second TO Market, out to Main and down
Main TO Beale street. One oil the pleasing
features will be float depicting the
awakening OF SPRING" At Estiyal Park,
In the afternoon, 800 prizes will be dis
tributed among the children. Then there
will he May-pole dance, running matches,
and exercises by the 100 pupils OF the Ger.
mania Athletic association. At night q
pyrotechnic display will be among the at
frasfiana
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NnIlcc.

Impressions may be extant that the NJ.
cent slight Gre which occurred NJ my
painting establishment, No. 3j3 Second
street, caused n necessary suspension, but
such are not the facts, as ain prepared TO
do all kinds Of work as usual In the high
est style Of the art and at the lowest posi-.
BILE rates. A. I. DAVIS.
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Amer Three Years.

W. +. Walton, ofspringheld, Tenn, says
II have been suffering with neuralgia In the
face and head, OF and on, for three years.
purchased boz Of DIR. Tanners Infalliblo
Neuralgia Cure, and took eight Of the pills.
have not felt any symptoms Of neuralgia
since. Itgiycs me pleasure 10 recommend H."
Rangum Root Medicine Co., Manufacturer
Nashville, Tenn. 80 cents per boz. Sold al
Holsters drug store, 2s3 Main street
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moi For chenn Tiche,si

To New Orleans, Yicksburg. Baton
Rouge, jacksonville, Little Rock, Tex
arkana, Dallas, Fort Worth, Birmingham,
Atlanta, Chicago, 81. Paul, and many
other points. l. SAMPSON 4 Co.,
Members American Ticket Brokers' Asso-
citation, No. $40 Main street.
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monopoII.sle Dr. JehyIis.

Prom the Harrisburg Patriot
The monopolisis 10 Congress- Give us n
high tariff for the sake Of the dear work
ingman. The monopolist 30 the dear
workingman: Take the wages We offer you
or clear out,
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Ennchon NJ The Tnenter.

Next Friday evening and at a matinee
on Saturday, "Fanchon, or the Cricket on
the Hearth" will be produced at the
Memphis theater by amateur talent. The
play Is being rehearscd carefully, and will
be presented In a very attractive manner.
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DIED.

sHROYER-The friends and acquaintance of
J. X and N. j. Shroyor are respectfully requested
10 attend the funeral OF their youngest son, puDLsN,
this'CTllU lsDAl1 afternoon ut O'Clock, from the
residence corner Georgia street and Raybufn av'
emma
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Racing nj rimileo.

BALTIMORE. Md, May o-For tho SOC
ond day Of the spring meeiingo the Mary
land Jockey club at Pimlico the weather
4 was cloudy and warm and the track In
good condition. The Gclds were not large,
but al Of the races wcrc well contested.
First Race--for three year olds, with
non-winning and maiden allowances,
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ADAM Murn, formerly with CASTOR :
hotel barber shop, has opened a ladies
hair cutting aud shampooing parlor NJ the
New Commercial hotel, No. II Jefferson
street.
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Wonderful Results.

Another marked effect OF the use OF this
medicine was tho strengthening Of my
sight" Mrs, Carrie Adams, Holly
Springs, Texas.
al had a dry scaly humor for years,
and suffered terribly; and. az my broth
or and sister were similarly afflicted,
presume the malady Is hereditary. Last
winter, DIR. Tyron, (of Fernandina,
Fla.) recommended me 20 take Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and continue Il fora year.
For five months took IL daily. l have
not had u blomsh upon my body for tho
last three months. 1T. Il. Wiley, ii1
Chambers st., Now York City.
"Last fall and winter I was troubled
with dull, heavy pain In my side. l
did not notice it much at first, but 10
gradually grew worse until II became
almost unbearable. During tho latter
part Of this time, disorders OF the stom-
ach and liver increased my troubles. I
began taking Ayers Sarsaparilla, and,
after faithfully continuing tho use OF
this medicine for some months, the pain
disappeared and was completely
cured" Mrs. Augusta A. Furbush,
Haverhill, Mass.
Ayers SarsapariIIa,
PREPARED ny
Or. ]. O. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price eli tiH boitles, o. Worth d bottle.
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Long-Standing
Blood Diseases arc cured by
the persevering use of Ayers
Sarsaparilla.

the persevering use of Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
This medicine Is an Alternative, and
causes radical change in the system.
The process, in some cases, may not DO
quite so rapid rs in others; but, with
persistence, the result is certain.
Read these testimonials -
&C. For two years suffered from Sc
we're pain in my right side, and had
other troubles caused by a torpid liver
and dyspepsia. After giving several
medicines a fair trial without cure, [
began TO take Ayers Sarsaparila,
was greatly benefited by the first bottle,
and after taking Ave bottles | was com.
pletely cured. - John w. Benson, 10
Lawrence ST., Lowell, Mass.
Last May large carbuncle broke ont
on my arm. Tho usual remedies had no
effect and l was confined 20 my bod for
eight weeks. A friend induced mo TO try
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Less than three
bottles healed the sore In all my expe-
rionce with medicine, | never saw moro
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KNIGHTS rEMrLAn NOTICES

A TTENTlON, KNIGHTS TEMpLAR-NyY.
~ MEMPHIS COMMANDERY No. 4, X. ItX6
r., will hold a stated concayc this RAi
THURsDAil evening at O'Clock sharp. '<---A'
for the trarfsaction of regular business Sojoumng
and resident fraterS arr courtcously invited.
Ivy order BUN y. PRICE, 4. G.
III. BAHCnus. Recorder.
A TTENTlON. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.-Ny-W.
~ The officers and members Of Memphis th$&0
Commandsry No. 4, and y. Elmo Com bS<2{
mandcry, No. Is. n. T.. are hereby Orlrrcd'A4AAs
~ attend q regular Joint conclaNc NJ the asylum
this lTHUKSDAil evening at O'Clock shlrp, ior
the purpose 81 celebrating Ascension Day. Full
drcss. hoiourning AMI resident iIalen are court.
cOusly Invited Ia be present. ny command VI
nuN " PRICE. n. G., No. 4
jNO ". YOUNG. v. g., No. Is
Attest 7. J. nAnciita Rccorier, 40. T.
J. =. NAHAFFy. Rernrduf. No. Is
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Your Choice for e3.s7.
WHO WANTS A TAILOR SUIT,

Today we offer our entire line Of Ladies'
English Broad Cloths, for tailor suits
Spring and Fall Shades-which were
sold heretofore at $500 u yard
For sI.O0 YARD.
These Cloths are 5i-inches wide, beau
tiful smooth finish-never offered before
for less than $500. This offer is for today
only.
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MENKEN 81 COMPANY.
A BIG DAY FOR THE LADIES.

We have divided our entire stock of
Ladies Spring Walking Jackets into two lots
and marked them at the following low
prices-not half value--but we want to
close them out. It's a rare opportunity for
ladies who contemplate travelling. Jackets
are worn at summer resorts everywhere,
and even at home during mornings and
evenings, also desirable for Fall wear.
FIRST LoT-Consists OF solid color check
ed and mixed cloth, with and without
hoods, regular price $3.50, 800 and
SS,00-none worth less than S6.50-to-
day you can buy
Your Choice for ss.75.
SECOND LoT-Consists of fine, fancy and
plain cloth Jackets, sold heretofore nj
$500 and $1,000, today you can buy
Your Choice for s5.sT.
We have gone through the Misses and
Children's Jackets and Cloth Wraps and
made corresponding reductions.
Cloth Jackets, ~ to 10 years, beautiful
styles and qualities, were sold for 500
to $3.50, today you can buy
Your Choice for EASY.
Misses Cloth Raglans s7.75, were $780,
SPRcIAI-Ladies' Beaded Grenadine Wraps
silk lined lace trimmed, at 1915, mark
ed down from $3.50.
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.REALESTATE
FOR SALE BY
r.. l.. COVER & co.
NO Oh MADISON STREET
NO. a4 MADISON STREET.

BEAUTIFUL NEW Every Elegance
Mostly street
TWO DOUBLE COTTAGES on Fnyscr street near IAuicrle
COTTAGE Residence side
Dcoo aud Hlsc streets all well improved everything excellent condition
FvERooM
Georgia
THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY ne intersection Of Poplar
balance residences
Mmphia
BRICK Madison junction MARSHALL and
Madison street lot 100 feet MAdn street running through Marshall avenue with
Madison contain 10
residences together would suit admirably for nnma private school
Residence splendid
Tho location desirable M desiring homo tho
schools churches shoud examined
appreciated
HOUSE rooms every
ron 1900 CASH miles city Onehan mile
Woodstock. o, o.&a w.Rh
be pleased TO show those desiring purchase
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X. or y. NOTICE.

DROGRESS LODdE No. % X. P.-Thc an
L officers and member II Pplgrsss iOlCc Na,VA
No. -. X. ~ arc earn silly requested 90 al. - ~
tend the regular meeting 81 ths l0lte at(i<t-I
Castle hall. a. Main strct lhis THUR. N;I
DAY. evening May in O'Clock, tpf work
In snond rank, aud H. bear the reading oi the new
bylaws and other businC NJ Importance. Visiting
brothcr and members Of sister lodges aO cordially
Invited 10 b. present. -.
by order v RoskNliElN, G. G.
Attest. sN. Castle KRIS
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For sI.O0 a YARD.
GREAT CARPET SALE.

Ladies' don't miss this chance--DUY YOUR
CARPETS NOW.
Today we offer 200 remnants OF Brussels
Carpets, 10 10 80 yards, at SOC yard.
At Sl.7j a pair Lace Curtains, with brass
trimmed pole and chains.
At $3.50 Willow Rocking Chairs, worth
SL25.
&c will buy Curtain Scrim, worth double.
Sl.00 will buy Baby Buggy worth $3.50.
Acc will buy Brussels Mats, marked down
from 75c.
A BoSASzA-50 pairs handsome Brussels
Lace Curtains at s.. 20 and S7.50-the,
are cheap at double the price. You viii
be surprised when you sec them.
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FOR THREE WEEKS.
No Fire! !: Now, Fresh Goods!
PRICES WILL TELL.

No i0e rpnch Halbriggan shirts and
lthNNiH ''s's'''s0' " WV
No Ss-FWnch Mncn nalhrgrnn, mp o.
A. Shirt aud 70 Drawers each
No 2,-Frnch Maco lalhrwan Shirts
aud Drawers IS each
80. gl-Eugish lAlbruisn FAN Regular
shirts AND prawcr.. oarh
No fti -LnHish naihtirignn Pull Regular
khlfta aud Drawer ~ li'a each
Regular shirts and l,rawcrs .'''.... q 70 each
Drawer',...'.'.....,.'....,.............i 90 each
W Drswe ,ss ',' '',.S ,' '' . o. Is each
's q % each
bmuer' -'... IS each
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Entries, weights and pooling ior today's
rnccE
firi f,se-runc thrcc-quarcn ~ a mile.
Wary 10. 600 Princess Mondina, ". tlt Crtal pa
20, " Lllnc sls, u. 81 Don hegcnt ~ jaoquollni
q, ftd 81
h cod Race -rips ribbon stakes. ono mile and
onc.baiL Barnes Entries. Tho Lion aud Monipe
ilef.
Third rscc-DId no, hli and ono viii b. sutatl
tuiCd today.
F,mfth Raoc--pur.c. thrccquaficr 81 a mile
Kosriuskn, 10 50 Llnnthn. u, 80 Volatile, iQs
W in ihc field, els
PM liacc-Pur-c one mile Tudor o. go hcit
Of Lnrty Jim. loii Unique, 1906 Halle u. ~ Dlacl
EniFit ii. fof1h
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