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for rich and poor who wish 10 enjoy
good health, aud who do not vlSh 70 TO.
sort 10 bitter, heuseops llger medicines
and CalhAttIcb, 10 The concentrated Call.
loftlia liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs. For sale In 30 cent and 81 90
ties BY Logan Drug Company, Anton r.
Hess, X u. Burt aud o. Menkameller.
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q OnealIpnl

20 you suffer with lAbltual Conhtipa.
lqr Of blllopeneos3 n Try the pleas.
mt nut laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II
viii cure you. Sold HI 80 cent bottles
BY q, H. GoetSe, w. w, Irwin, W. X.
.Ayilllatnt, John 1aughllh, Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., Wholesale
agents sr
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Another p0ntll from pIphtllerIa.

At 10 O'Clock last night a S.year-old
child Of Septlmus Ingram died Of diph-
thereto Group at his home In North
Wheeling, THIS makes three deaths
within a week, and eight In all.
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Observation-Disclosures CALLS
Counting Room, 4tC.
Editorial Rooms ayl.


Inst received a cOmtltte anl, arsis. y
ossSTfmsnt Of SHiiing Pantilioo Ili. y !,
and irs,veTcoaiings, nhltli We warrant 70
mike 40 In llrs,.class TVS, a lls .. feil'
S"nai,lc nrjces. Flt etlatatitegl.. I. 1.
'' SnSSI biiies-.Jusl eifcl, ny g \. y J.
r,SlS ~ ihe host 80 cent Whiie nlllrM
!" Az Fancy FlanIel shirts ~ DO GEMS
nn %E' a1pwards. Full Inc o. our cele'
Sra''d Knit saSAGCS .'HEss8 SONS,
1891 d 1898 Market street,
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IF you cannot see AID Iipeq spsv.'tiy wv
you stiSuld Cail on usahd have Ien,rl y. h ~
tested without chatg w I. ~. ,,n,'lenre
finest Instruments alq more e M liaiS
than any other 0pllrail y wy NM Sp, ~,
ard guarantee snilsficl lell on Y. l5gl,neJ ~
funded, JACOB Hkplan
jeWele alia Qple CIV 4.
Cor, Twelfth anN llArAet DHeeW'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-11

ECoNoAY and strength are peculiar to
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the only medicine
Of which 400 Doses One Dollar" is true.
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The Thermometer sphnyps .sss nav
store, 0pSiS House gofneli ys9seruay'
registered a. iolloSgl al
, n %:: :::; K sias 7
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"WEl1snuRs will have a gala day on
next Saturday. Many visitors are OK.
pected there. Excursion rates."
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WANAMAKER 4 BRowN's Agency has
come to stay at 2l0l Main street, j. w.
FRRRRL.
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Wheeling Instalment Co.

Low prices is one Of our chief chsrac.
teristiCs, Since we have taken hold Of
this place We have labored increasingly
TO place within your reach q complete
line Of House Furnishing Goods at strict
ly cash prices on the Instalment plan,-
That We have succeeded goes without
saying,-To this our very many custom.
ers In this city and State can testiiy-and
our immense stock Is substantial proof
Of tive are the Championships
Peoples Champions OF Low Prlces-and
We have waged war-yes-War TO the
kpiie-with that terrible monster-thRt
robber Of every man-Hlgh Prices,
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wnEELlNo's FAST in rnB MArfirR.

l have suggested to the Hon. q. L.
Cranmer, Of Wheeling, who Is the best
authority we have on local history and
tradition, that In the event Of the nam.
ing Of q man.of-war the Wheeling, IL
would DO proper for either the corpora.
ton or itp Citisens, or both, 10 provide a
statuette group In bronze, consisting Of
hgures-a settler graphing and knitting
a savage, and q British officer In the
background with uplifted sword in the
act oil striking the settler; on It's base to
be inscribed: Last Blood for tndepen.
dence-Brllish and Indians Hepuised,
Fort Wheeling, September IL, 1882"
This could be- mounted on the forward
part Of the poop, as has been decided in
the case Of the statuette Of the Minute
Man Of the Revolution, now being pre-.
pared by the citizens OF Concord for the
vessel 81 that name. Judge Cranmer
has replied that he approves Of tho sug.
gestion as most appropriate, and has no
doubt the citizens Of Wheeling would
willingly do this or anything else neces.
sary- to show their appreciation Of the
proposed honor.
For the sake Of making the matter
specific, beg further to suggest that
protected cruiser No. Z, provided for BY
Act Of September Z, 1883, which Is TO be
built at the New York Navy Yard, he
selected for this purpose,
/ have the honpr 10 Subscribe myself,
your ohedIent servant.
Epson O. BRACE,
Chief CLERK Bureau Equipment and
Recruiting.
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PRIiGsiTlI i'i S-.... ~ I'll
.,, EaFaSsl-Theslhs 81 iPhllasaelphlsg, Home
and W. White, Bases on ballS-Olf Gleason 2;
Oft Anderson q; ca Bnrkelt 4, struck out -by
Gleason " by lgrkelt 4. Passed balls lallGr
3. Wild pllchek-Burkett =. Double plays
HAllman 10 Myers 70 FaFFar, hit by pltGhed
ball-by BuFkelt /, Sacrifice hlE-GleaSon.
Stolen bAses-rhlladelphIR I; Wheeling !,
Tlmo-LWO hOnrh umplFa-sanl llarklOy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-11

pmvE ono ,Ylalioyi !. CONGO,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-11

Tiny Electric Light. You will use no
other.
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BpYEleeLic 1Ieht and have roodbroad.

.snAN BATTLE at WellSbutg next Sat
arday' Blsumo EScHtt.on rates.
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''CoL. RoMEo II, FREER, Of tho First
Of West Virginia, will conduct
tho Sham Battle At w6llSbufg next Sat.
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from dibhtheria aud all persons with
sore throat, however mild should BIZ
considered sources Of danger, There
fore such persons should not be permit,
ted 10 associate with others or allowed
to attend any school, church or public
assembly until the throat, lips and nose
are free from any sores resulting from
the attack, In fact, not until In the
judgement Of physician, he can do so
without the danger OF communicating
the disease TO others, nor should per.
son from the premises in which there is
or has been 4 case Of diphtheria attend
any school, church or public assembly
untfl the disinieCtion Of such premises
and Of the clothing worn by such per.
son, II u has been exposed to The con-
tagion OF the disease.
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Wheeling Instalment Co.

Small profits are a prominent feature
here, Our policy OF buying goods for
spot cash, thereby saving discounts
combined with our steadily increasing
trade-justify us in selling our goods on
the smallest margin Of pro6t-Besides
we are, as well as you are aware-practi,
Cally-"Live and let live" people,
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ThufAdAy, OolNbOf 10, issp, Al SIS
O'Clock b. MI jOnH a., Oldest child bi 100.
ilmni aud Jessie ihGtan, IN biz ID seat
Fuhptai hotloo hereafter,
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persons, Especially childrenl exceptthe
necessary attendants, uptil II has been
by q physiciap whether or
not the case is one Of diphtheTla Orsome
Communicable disease.
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Wheeling Instalment Go.

To live and let live we are determined
and to live comfortably we have put
within your reach everything necessary
to make home comfortable. But that Is
not ALIVE offer you credit advantages
that you cannot procure elsewhere,
(Sl2 90 worth OF goods for 81 90 down
aud 90 cents per week, or So 90 per month
-or $22 90 worth oil goods fOr$2 90 cash,
and 81 90 per week, or 81 90 per month.
Remember, you can pay as II suits you
-(Weekly, Semi.Monthly, or Monthly,)
and our goods at Strictly Cash Prices
Then why deny yourself OF anything Ia
house furnishing goods Of any deecrip.
ton when We offer you such liberal
terms?-Why do without Furniture
Carpets-0ll Cloths--Stoves--Heaters
for coal or gas-C Omfotts-Bl Blankets
Red, White or Grey and Bedding OF all
kinds-Lanps-C Clocks Pictures
GRATED or Plain China, Tea and Toilet
Sets, &C., &C., or any other article you
may stand In need Of when you can pro.
cure 1t from US for small cash outlay
and on easy weekly or monthly pay
ments,-Consider this woll.-Ask your.
sell the question-Why do withoutthose
goods You are actually in heed off,
When the Wheeling Instalment Co.,
1853 Market Street, put them within
your reach on easy paYmentsS-W do
without them when you can have the
use Of them while paying for them2-
Why wait to pay each when you can buy
them on Instruments for less money than
cash houses askP-Remember this Is
The Wheeling Instalment Cove make
q specially oil the Instalment business
There Is nothing you want necessary to
furnish your home from cellar to attic
that We haven't got-TheIe Is no bust.
ness accommodation that you may want
that We will not most cheerfully give,
Wheeling InstalIent Co..
oc7 1913 MARKET Street.
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WARRINGTON, Oct NJ Fot WICK. .ll
Pennsylvania, stationary lempelasute,
westerly Winds,
For West Virginia. Alhet iAlL, aiF
tionAry temperature, vi ablu NingA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-11
30 aute yOt goL lll0oLtIo l.IghL FlOut.
TIM richest flavor, Ohio Valley Coffee.

LIS. Coon aellGdfy goodalhO cheapest
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GLAssEs adjusted bd Professor scii V,l 4
the Opllrian, give tp5V % lhe eygs wv Ias
prevent headache. diniuepgn i "
glasses free III Laihisl ofner Man l auu
Eleventh street. hWag
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HOW coMMuNInATRp.

0lputHuNlh ~ ullphaa ~ MHAbA th9
infectious material Is given off from the
surface affected and probably from the
general surface Of the body, The usual
seat Of the disease Is the throat and the
nasal mucus membrane, and II lie probA-
BILE the discharges from those surfaces
are specially dangerous,
The diphtheTia poison germ is capable
Of increase independently OF the sick, in
damp, foul places, such as sewers, damp
cellars, and particularly under old houses
IN which the floors come near the sur.
face Of the ground, leaving q dampfill
ventilated space, There is no doubt as
TO the influence Of bad hygienic condi'
tons in maintaining the infection where
the disease has been introduced, aud II
10 possible that such conditions may, IN
certain cases, originate the disease,
Adults usually have the disease In q mild
or form than children. Amalignant form
Of the disease may originate from avery
mild case, hence the necessity Tor the
greatest watchfplness in the simplest
cases.
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lEr1ER Lllan alll El0I lIghI YOU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-11

New Advertisements.
AF.G. ~. Funeral Neticc;
JshAnese ia Kettles. liWl nB htq, \. ! ~.
RnSiy Bata Bufnafs Joseph Bell Stove TO-
WaoiOd-CIifl 10 DO H0nsaWprk,
Y.M'C, A, Course Of Leftntee
var Coughs and Ooids-ll. Nv I,ilh
Property OWnetA ,.ll If4fs
Thn plttsbufgh Expos tlqf
Save the COtisdmet W teffo "A r ...At
Wanted. 0itl 70 20 Henls, ,iNs iet,Sih
b. GGudllng 4 Co'-tip1 vlssp'p tVu'A
pISS SStercoAts--M. oulnaa z oI-SoouIItIhl. pasc'
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one Of The onterprlSlng young merCh nts Of
town has bought fifteen one dollar tickets for
the opening Of tho new Opera House. He viii
distribute them among his friends,
u, r. Brady Will occiny ono Of thu store ro,ina
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ole StltGllioeltter.

oMSs M. ss and ~ Itarteenth street,
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PHSTIHNTIAL FILTH
Exhibited to a Reporter by the
Health Officer
SERIOUS STATE OF AFFAIRS
In Some Parts OF the First Ward
Twenty Cases or pIphthcFia and
Eight Deaths tho Result
TO Datc-FEIth Galore,


The diphtheria scourge in North
Wheeling is slowly but surely assuming
the proportions Of an epidemic, and that
there Is good and sufficient cause tor
alarm, no one who is conyeFsant with
the facts can deny, There are about
twenty cases, and since tho disease first
made its appearance seven deaths have
occurred, The mingling OF children in
school seems to have been to some ex'
tent responsible for the spread Of the
disease germs, while the very filthy
condition Of some parts Of the First
ward Is responsible for the firm hold
they have taken,
According to the hest medical theories
diDhtheria germs, when bruuRh tinto con-
tact with the human system ~ coan ny
ton with the gases given OIL by purify
| ing filth, become very much more Y.Iu'
lent, and are more likely 10 take q hFM
hold aud prove fatal,
In North Wheeling this theory has been
well demonstrated, The disease has had
| It's origin IN the places wherethe Creates
amount Of filth exists, and has been car
ried 10 similar places principally y
was first noticed at q house on goa
street, where the pTiyy vault is built @
| boards, and is located in the back yaru
al such an elevation that the bottom OF
the vanlt Is higher than the dwelling
Back Of the house is a stone wall which
holds the hill from coming down. VI
the face OF this stone wall
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A yENDRE.-Une occasion excen.
tlonneIle est otferte d tous 1T q cha.
Gun de devenir termier GU habitant
dams un enaroit q portee de toutes
les commodities procur6es al le
chemin de fer ct la vote d'eau. Tine
Jolle ferne mesurant 3 arpents de
tace Il 40 de profondeur, avec
malscn de residence ct cabanes.
est a vendre. La propri6te est ST.
tuee pres du Lafourche Crossing.
S~adresser pour plus amples infor.
nations, a L. ?. Caillouet, Thibo-
daux La.
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AEONNEME<T

a., an-d,,vance So 90
r.. nero 10
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NLLE-ORLEANS. Ter Novamhro 1000

NJ r. Gouanx-J'al recu votre lettre avoo
pialslf alhsl que vos bienh~ureux m6d;ca.
mems pour IAsthme, (votre Poudre ct votr.
MiAtare.J Depuis que je men sers les attn.
iortes, mais yotre poudre est une craude coz
solation Fonr POI. car aHssitot que ie Ia res.
pre- Je reprenGs Aut de suite mon renos ..
Je tfeInble a la trlste idGe de penser sill fa;,si..
III en- passer, je me considGr-rais m~aIb.nrems.
car c est Dien scul qui psurraita elmer H.
oien que ces Remedies produis. mo; -,
Je ne cesse de pricr pour que co No., ", 81
nue ct auii me denne toujours un .,moven d.
men procurer.-Veuillez m'excuser 81 ie COM
NETS DIES tautes dams le traneais. i'ecris MEN
1 an%lais. Notre affectueuse servaute.
ALINE LEWIS. Canal & Prieur. 39l
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POUR LES CHASSEURS.
FILET

ours, &c plan.fGrade mai iecne,
mails assez succuleut, nest point
un Manager vnlgaire. Dams l'Ouest
des Etats- Unis ct au Canada on a
assez solvent l'occasion de manger
de l'ours, mails c'est de Russie QUEEN
est venue la mode gastronomiQue.
Apres avoir etc energiquement
marines, les fii,ts ct c0telettps de
Tours s'apprGtent tout bonnement
CONNIE les cotelettes de veau, ce
Qui est peut-6tre humiliant pour &c
prince DIES foIetS. LA cuiSSe de
''ours est fort appreci6e. Gu In pi-
que wee sOin ct on la fait mariner
trols GU quatre jours. Euveloppee
dams IN hinge blanc bien fcele, on
la pose dans une braisiere ave-
trois bouteilles d'excellent vim
blanc, autant d'eau, carottes, OF.
gnons, clous de girofle, muscade,
bouquet de persil, eiboules ct sci
girls. Apres six heures de discreet
mijotage, une heure de vive ebulli-
ton, la cuisse est cutie a point.
On la laisse reposer dams son court.
bouillon pendant une demi-heure
ct on la sert CONNIE lie iambOn.
g. lie flet d'ours 'a la russo" est
Il perfection culinaire. On pare
artlstement IN flet que Pom fait
mariner deux grands jours. On
Fegoutte ensuite pour lie METRE
dams u casserole ayec toute sorte
de parures de viande, bar1es de
lard, carottes, oignons, bouquet
garni, sci ct poivre, consomme ct
viz blanc. Aussit6t que lie filet S e
trouve cult, on regoutte, on lie gla-
ce ct on lie sert avec une sauce nj
qnante.
Dams la Eussie du Mold, on em-
rloie un moyen assez original pour
capturer sans peril lie jeune ours
quon veat METRE en- daube. Lfonrs.
on lie salt, est tres friand de miel.
Cette gourmandise, que les chas-
seurs expioitent, c'est Sd perte, c'est
sd mort.
A la branche dun arbre, On sus-
pend II corde fortement tmmiel.
lee Gui Sc balance daus lie vide.
L'ours arrive lie nez au vent, leve
la tete, sc dresse L ses jarnbes,
tire Ia langue, essaie d'atteindre Ia
corde, objet de SEES convoitises gour.
mandes; mails il va loin de la cor.
de aux levrts; Ia distance fut ha.
biienent calculee par le c~hassenr
ct lie bout seducteur, tout dore de
miel, fotte inaccessible au-dessus
de Fours qui, debout ct sautlllant,
ebaucle II Sorte de valse GtOur.
tlSSante ct %sroteSque. De temps
| autre IN comp de patte inpatient {
Ia corde qui sc balance de {
9lus belle. Hors d'haleine, exte !
lue, Fours retombe sur ses pattes :
It reprend bient6t son mauege cho.
e%graphique. Avec ses soubresauts
xtrayagants ct e poses vaciIlap. (,
es, il a Fair dune bette ivre. II 4
oarne, il titube, i! sautille la tete
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Notice

En- vertu de la section Is de I'acte dincor.
p%oIatlon approuve le % mai, 1886:
lie Mare ct les membres dn conseil mnn,.
celpai de la vile de Thlbodaux pr6yiennant
leurs ADMINISTERS qu'uns election aura lie"
nerereol' { mars, 1889. pour lie choix d'an
mani ,od1e e aIr cohceii municipal, en- rcmplace-
naire. "ol"ission-
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Nous ;rouvons dams le PiOnier de
PAssomption les lignes suivantes
que noos reptoduisons, ne serait-ce
que pour fare voir que nous ne
sommes pas les seuls a penser ct a
dire que la culture des langues
vivantes devrait etre plus s6rieuse-
ment maintenue ct pratiqu6e qu'elle
ne Pest actuellement ct que c'est
vouloir retrograder que d'abolir
renseignement du ~francais dams
nos contrees OH tout parle encore
francais les personnes ct les chooses:
Son nous dit que la langue fran.
caise, qui fat jadis celIe dc la Loui-
slane, Sen va.
EFT rous disons que c'est malheu-
reusement vrai.
Nais guy faire, ct comment la
SAWYER lei!
Car nous savons qu'elle he court
aucun danger a%illeurs. Au NOrd,
dans les grandes villes americaines.
parmi les populations d'origine Al.
glo saxonne, loin d'6tre igboree on
pourchasSee, ellie est accueillie,
choyee, aimee ct etudiee. On lui
rend justice, ct Intelligence Pho.
more. Les femmes FONT prise sous
leur protection. Aucun homme de
valeur reelle, dams les centres puis.
SAINTS ct peasants, lie l'ignore, ct lie
francais est le complement de re-
ducatiOn pour tout Americain, qui
apprecie leducation.
Mais pour nous, par lei, nous
completons en- d;minuant.
Eft nous %appelons celia de la sim
plifcation.
De la slinplicite, oui.
Et lie serait-il pas Quelque pen
curieux, demain, de voir que tous
les membres du Congress compren-
nent le franeais, excepte ccux de la
Louisiana ?
Mals n'est-ce pas Grange que ce
soft la presse, don't lie devoir est
d'etre nn peu polyglotte GU tout all
moins de SAVIOR plusieurs idiomes.
qui Sc desinteresse la premiere
dune langne qui fut longtemps la
n0tre, que nous pouvions conserver
effort ct sans peine, qui dou-
Olalt notre SAVIOR ct notre puissan.
&c, ct qui, sans dire du NAL des
autres, want a%ssurement les a~utresP
Mails 81 lie jOurnalisme louisiapais.
qrl nest pas apres tout le foyer de
les commissioners ct de tou-
tes les lumieres, a cru plus facile ct
plus pratique de ne parler Qu'une
seule lausue. celle que lie Figaro de
beaumarchais resumait magistrate
nent dams les mOts God damn. il
rendre bonnie, entiere ct pleine
justice au clerge catholique de la
Car ce clerg6, aussi eclair6 que
respectueux DIES traditions de- ia.
mile, s'est toujours montre devou6
! la !angue FRANCHISE, ct 81 celle-ci
encore vivante, c'est d lui que
'oos Re "evons lncontestablement.n
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Ayanrtoa 10 materiel nEcessaire. monsoon
mes a meme d'executer tour les Ouvra9es ty
posraphiques qni nous seront comics Les
hrets d'ayocat. cartes .t'affaites. entetes de
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs. circu-
iaires. etc. serontimprints dansle plusbref
delal ct a des prix moderes.
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AHNDSCES.

IN carr5 de lolignes: Iere insertion 5 ~
- Is =. ome IS
i" . Insertion add. 50
Toute aunonceindiqnantla profession
Sec 'adresse ct n'eXcedant pas quatre
mas nara1 S. OC
Anrorces IL candidats. Iavance -. 10 co
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