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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-30
TO-DAY'S CELEBRATION,
The Day to be Observed as a
General Holiday in the City.
THE FORMAL oBSERyANCES
This Forenoon and the Procession
this AfternOon-Business sus-
pended, Public aud PFl.
yate-Festiyities Galore,

The observance OF to-day ass holiday
will be more general in Wheeling than
the average holiday, Public business
will be largely suspended, the banks and
private establishments closed, and most
Of the mills aud factories will shut down,
Religious services will be held at the
United Presbyterian, Fourth Street NJ,
f., English Lutheran and all the 0atho-
lie churches, AT the U, p. church,
where the First and Second Presbyte'
rian and the United Presbyterian con,
gregations unite in worship, the collec'
ton to be taken up will be for the bene-
tit Of the Children's Home. The SER
mon will be by Rev, DR., Cunningham.
Az the Fourth Street NJ. Z, Church Pre-,
siding Elder Jones will Otticiate, and
Rev. Z. H. DornblaZer, the pastor OF the
English Lutheran church, will preach
there,
At St. ,Joseph's Cathedral the early
mass will be an hour later than custom
airy, At the memorial services Bishop
Kahn will preach an appropriate sermon,
This afternoon, In addition to the
parade and the run OF the Wheeling
Wheelmeu, will be the base ball game
on the Island, the female bicycle race at
the Capitol rink, the Mark Twain Rod
and Gun Clubs picnic on the State Fair
Grounds, and the outing OF the Y. NJ,
o. A, Club-surely an array OF entertain
ments TO please everybody, This even,
ing there will be play at the Grand and
the bicycle race, an entertainment at
the Arion hall appropriate to the day,
and a dramatic performance at st. Al
Dhonsus hall.
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Rev. DR.. Swope, OF Wheeling, preach,
cd under the auspices OF the Trinity
Chapter Of st. Andrews Brotherhood in
Trinity Church last evening, says yes
terday's Pittsburgh DispatCE. His re.
marks were specially for the benefit oil
men, and he said thGt their mission here
on earth from u standpoint Of Christian
ity was more than they thought 1t was.
Too much Is devolved upon the women.
In the days OF the Old Testament men
were much more recognized as leaders
In Christianity, and In the Bible they
are continually called "brethren" while
tho women are III comparison an I'M.
known quantity. Now il Is different,
the wouIen having to take the whole
load on their shoulders, while the men
sit back and sanction their course, but
do not lend a helping hand.
Woman's influence Is great; but must
she carry tho burden single.handed In
the great work OF doing good2
The good man argued TINT when wo-
man erred aud yaU branded qn outcast,
man was equally to blame, and tho same
punishment should be meted out TO him
as to the weaker one.
"Ob, men, said he, "lend your aid TO
tho church, to the Sunday School, every.
where; II Is essential to the training OF
children, sanCtifyiDg homes and purify
inG the world. Enjoy lie now, but at
the game time go qpd serve the Lord"
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pELLAlRR.
All Sorts of Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City,


All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Pearl Darrah will he buried to-day at two
o'clock.
Caleb Potts and Miss Maggie McCalItey will be
married tonight Ut the brides home.
Phil IIclsoy Is building on Rose Hill and says
his house Will cost not exceeding 80.
The Stool Works and Nail Company observe
to-day, going 10 work In tho morning
Il. IIeslop & Son have leased tho upper Heath.
erlngton mines, beginning work yesterday.
Several large log RATS, towed by steamers,
have passed lately, one going down yesterday.
]. u. Barnhlll Is in birmingham, Ala, attend.
Ing law suit he has there against an Iron com'
pany.
James ". Wilkinson, an old emplOye Of the
once.
Robert wilkins, Esq, Of 81. ClAirsvIllC, was
here Yesterday, the guest Of his daughter, Mrs,
DR.. Close
A big negro scared some young mon In Gravel
lllll cut badly Saturday and Sunday nights. lie
Is evidently crazy.
Two Catholic missionaries were here over Sun.
day, the guests Of Father fitzgerald, leaving for
wheeling yesterday
Rodeipr Bros. are making great suCOeis out Of
their coal and oil for luGl purposes, but II takes
an immense quantity OF each.
About sixty Knights Of PythlaS went to ClRr.
Ington Saturday night 70 institute q lodge there,
returning on the Ben HuF Sunday morning
A crowd Of young men here will give min.
strGl show III tho Elyslan Theatre Wednesday,
May s, for the benefit Of the Uniform Rank K
Thieves entered tho residence OF Druggist Nc.
Donald, on Gravel HILL but were ifiRhtelod
thing, . y %" !" ~
Under tho new compulsory school law some
parents here are mAklngA great fuss, Aying they
viii not aud cannot send their children 70
school.
Muth and Richards rowGd q race hero for S a
side, not many knowing about II, although
quite q, crowd turned out and ChOGted them
Richards won,
Friends and relatives Of Pearl DArrah got here
yesterday, and d great many al IRiHCS !. Gifts
friends came 10 yelter day. The lattUEs funeral
was largely attended.
Jack" Stewart WalGhman At tho nail works,
has suffered slight attack OF paralysis, beside
low In his Fourth ward home,
The Bcllairc, ZanGSvllle & Cincinnati railroad
condemnation suit against RoCkhenshOuber, tho
coal man In the First ward, was thrown out Of
court the railroad company paying The costs.
They had condemned the Ohio Valley railroad
property. II u'i0'
Bros and o. Mfs CoylC, Il here, the guest 81 Ms,
GOylet on Gravel I'LL. lie Ia Just from Ireland
lie VIII PROBABLY locate here, liking BOllAIFO
pretty well, and send some time In tho future
Tor the balance Of his relatives.
A. NJ, Godfrey, living In the Fourth ward, and
engaged RA Ril Insurance solicitor aud collector,
has been tnitSlng from hid homo since Tuesday
last, aud hiIwii6 aud lltilO onesa are almost Mid.
The general agent Of tho baffie cOtnpany WRa
dowll from st9lbenylllo Yesterday, bul brought
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lMollle Ilo,d,s Condition.

Mollio Boyd, the woman who was shot
in her house in Alley Q Saturday night,
was still in a serious way yesterday, and
1t Is still too early to tell definitely what
che result Of her injuries will be. Her
wound Is In some respects like the one
which killed President Garfield. George
Mclaughlin Is said 10 DO an assumed
name OF the man who shot her, but bis
real name is still unknown. James
Donovan, committed TO jail asa witness,
will be released on bis own recogniEanCe.
He knew nothing Of the shooting, OK.
cept that he was IN tho house and heard
the shot. The revolver was found on
the pike at point near where MCLapgh-
lin and johnson were appr0hended.
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Thursday, May :, and Friday. Mays.
100 pieces best Dutch blue prints 90 q
yard. -.
t2lc PER pair, At hMsuE9hEHs,
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Ie company repeats the play tonight.


Committees have been appointed by
the local g. A. Il. posts as follows, To
arrange for the celebration OF May 30,
Memorial Day:
Holiday POST. A. Faris, B. B. Dow.
ener, W. L. Gilbreth, T. Fletcher, S. L.
Brice, w. ]. Hamilton, G. B. Jones, r,
HazIett, 7. II. Crago, S. Il. Bingham,
John McAdams, D. F. Mckinley, Oscar
Sceley, John l.. Wise,M. Bennett.
Sheridan Post-G. W. Baggs, ". +.
Travis, Il. Cowan, Henry Seamon, !. +.
Stewart, J. i. Hughes, David Greer.
This joint Memorial Day committee
meets next Friday evening at GA. Il.
hall.
Stevens Post will be inspected next
Thursday evening, Sheridan Post the
week following, and Holiday Post q
week later than Sheridan.
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THERE Is more Catarrh in this section
Of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until tho last few years
was supposed TO be lnCurablc. For a
great many years doctors pronounced II
q local disease, and prescribed local rene.
deg, and by constantly failing 10 cqfe
with local treatment, pronounced II ID.
durable. Science has proven CatArrh to
be q constitutional disease, and there.
fore requires constitutional treatment,
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured byE
]. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is the
only constitutional cure on the market,
II ID taken Internal I'm doses from ten
drops 70 teaBpoonful. ltaCIs directly
upon the blood aud muCus surface o.
the system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case II fails to cure. Send
for circulars and testimonials, Address
I. ]. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, 0, SoldOy
Druggists, Toe. nav
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THE WONDERFUL CARLSBAD SPRINGS


AZ the Ninth international Medical Congress
Dr.. A. J., A, TObOldt, oil the University Of Penn
tylyaula, read pap6t stating that Oll Of Thirty
bad sbrlicl sail, Powder form, IoF chronic con
gupAilun, hypOghOndflAl, licale NJ The liver ane
Kidneys, jennllCe, AllpOslS, diabetes, dfupal
% nSss IPstt diIlGsse uy,Pep, eeSa s,nss
Ach OF Spleen CHILDREN With tqefglmggi Bon
fheumAtilni oil the Joints, gravel, elg.I l6Shti
hx were entirely cured, Three much improved,
aud one not treated lOug enough. Average time
OIL tieAlnNhl four weeks.
The CatlabAd sptIidgi Salt (pOwdet form IA IN
excellent AptFirli LdfdiiW HAd DlhFttle. II
oflft INC fgmpt-lcn, puttRtt ne blood II IA easily
SOLUBLE fltAaani ~ lptS ard permanent In 40.
unl The gC6niie blpdntl III III Cttlsbai
spflhgl u exported IN found b6llltg Edtlrbpl,
comes IN 4 llght blne paper Cartoon, aud hos
the Signature HElsnef q M6ndVitOh Co.. 6Oio
ReIu, Z naSclAy street., New YORK, Oh every
h0iug. One bottle mailed for One DOLLAR. NJ
FoR9ldGl lectures mailed itOO upon 4ppllpalloI,
'''Hs ssttI fAlhfFhHAW
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mann or I'M WhsslIn, Mhnnlman .

To crafty generally expressed dc.
sire the Wheeling Wheelnen have
abandoned their proposed run 10 St.
Clairsville, this afternoon, and will
celebrate the day with atown run. They
invite all wheelmen 10 meet with them
at the corner Of Twelfth and Main streets,
from which the start will be made at 2
o'clock sharp. Tho route will be over
the brick pavement 10 Forty.fith ST. 70;
and return, and perhaps to the end Of
the brick pavement on North Main
street. The run will be under the com.
mand Of Capt. Frank y. Mccoy. Wheel
men are requested to decorate their
wheels with the National Golors and 90
far as possible to wear their riding
clothes. The public is requested not TO
crowd into the roadway along the line Of
march. Tho wheelmen rely on tho
friendly offices Of the police in this con.
nectiOn, not so much for the protection
OF the riders as to preycEt injury to chill
dren who might get in the way,
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Tho needlessly long and badly con.
structed line OF march heretofore pub.
lished for this afternoons parade, has
prevented many organizations from
coming out which would otherwise
have done 20. This ought to be changed.
Ifiti Is not, the parade will be fiLzle.
Capt. Boyd, Of the Wheeling Light
Guards, has ordered his company to
turn out and join in the parade. The
members will report at the armory at
o'clock sharp. The company will not
march over the whole route heretofore
laid down.
Washington Council No. s, Junior
Order U. A. NJ, met last night and de.
Cided TO turn out and march as far
down as Twenty.seventh street. II the
original programme OF the line Of march
is adhered to, this Council will fall out
Of line. Doubtless Wheeling Council
will do likewise. The members Of
Washington Council are requested to
meet at their hall at 10 q. M.
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WILL BUY TWO YACHTS
Capt. Booth Gope East to lit out Local
tNaVy" Worth Having.

Capt. Ash Booth, the well known pro.
prietor Of "The Phoenix" formerly one
Of the most popular steamboatmen that
ran on the Upper Ohio, left last evening
over the Baltimore & Ohio for New York.
He will Of course take in that part OF the
Centennial celebration that can be seen
after he reaches that city this afternoon,
but his principal Grand Is 10 purchase
two OF those pleasure yachts known as
naptha yachts, similar to Captain Ingle-
brfgnt's yacht Surprise" which was so
popular with small excursion parties last
season. Captain Booth Is represent
ing several well known gentle-
men who have dubbed in with
him to purchase these yachts. One Of
the boats will be twenty feet and the
other thirty.fve feet long, They will be
fitted up with all the latest improve
ments and conveniences, including sew
eral important changes in the machinery
and the use OF the fuel. The intention
is to have the boats made on broad mod,
els, and the machinery so fitted in that
they can be run on very shallow water,
They viii be used for ferry purposes be-
tween the wharf and the Island when
the State Fair, base ball and picniCs are
in progress over there, and for private
excursion purposes, Captain Booth will
be Commodore oil the fleet,
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Having opened fashionable Millinery
and Dress Making Establishment at
ll04 Market street, l desire to inform
my friends and the ladies generally that
| have engaged the services Of Miss
Walker, an Eastern milliner, who will
have charge OF the Millinery Depart
mcnt. Special attention TO dress making
and stamping. A cordial invitation Is
extended to the ladies 10 call and see my
goods. J.A. 0'KEEFFR,
ll04 Market street.
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sknIlnr Ilnco ThI. EvenLnr.

Eugene Hanke, Of this city, and Cur.
ran Nelson, OF Wellshnrg are announced
to skate q tllree.lnile roller race at the
rink in Wellsburg this evening. Hanke
returned here only few days since
from an extensive trip through theWest
and Southwest, where he has been tray.
cling with a circus, doing an aerie act
on the tight rope. Ho is to leave in a
few days, he says, to join Robinson's
circus The name'b G gdep under while
on the road IA Frank Delalo,
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Miss Ida Moore has returned from aykll to
brilliant friends.
]. l.. Perry, OF MOtrblown, sponl Yesterday
with friends here.
Earl oglebHy, Of Cleveland, spent ycsctlWln
town oil business.
Rev. liar riSon Wolf, Of Toronto, o., IL tie
guest oil Br ldgGport friends.
J. Z, TruemAu returned yesterday from n very
pleasant visit 10 friends IN Cumberland,
An entertainment aud Martha Washington tea
party VIII DO given al tho II. H. church tonight,
ThoL King, Of 81. Olalnvllle, passed thtouAh
trip,
Bridgeport Is full Of black eyes aud scratched
noses that hayer developed from SCyefh ven
lively fights Saturday. might,
Frank Maultby, Of Arkansas City, Ean,D,
former " connected with the O., l., &W. road al
ihiA place. II the guest Of his EatliprlnlRw M
John COok
In Wow Of to-day being National holllnyihe
arng stores hero vii be closed from until
O'Clock n. IN. POstOflCc hours arc from 70
q. m. and from to Gp, M,
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IT Is expected that the Ohio Valley
Railway, which Is practically an OK
tension, under the Pennsylvania Com.
pany'a auspices, Of the Qleyelpnd 4 Pitts.
burgh Railroad down the vest bank Of
the river, will soon DO making progress
again In track laying. Itg larg now run
TO tho Narrows below the HeatherinRton
coal works.
The road runs between the Bellaire,
Zanesyille 4 Cincinnati road and the
river, and at the Narrows II has con.
structed a now and better grade for the
Bellaire, zanesville 4 Cincinnati, 30 al
10 get room for both; but the narrow
gauge people thus far refuse 10 'move
oyer" As d result there IL a crossing
war which II may take q little time 10
settle.
DOUBTLESS The Art station below
Bellaite on the new rood Will DO milo
down, at tho new place laid out onJhO
Cfanglo farm. The sale Of that property
was postponed on Saturday on account
OF the rain. 80 there ls still chance 10
get bargains. There never was as iair d
Nto lEld out In lots In this part Of the
county. 90 doTn and SEQ Il next Sat.
urdRy, even II ydu'Np resolved not 10
buy, Sale at liS0 p, IN.
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THE LISSLY INSTITUTE
Meeting of the Trustsss-Its ssvsuty.Hrth
birthday,

Meeting of the Trustses-Its Seventy fifth
birthday
The Trustees Of the Linsly Institute
held their regular annual financial meet
ing last night at the Institute building,
Hon. O, D. Hubbard, Treasurer, pre-
scented his report, showing the various
Investments Of the funds, the receipts
from tuition, expenditures, ETC., all Of
which showed the institution to DO In q
sound and advancing financial con-
dition,
This year is the seventy.dith year Of
its existence, it having been incorpor-
ated by an act OF the Virginia Legisla-
ture dated October 10, 1874. The first
meeting OF It's original trustees was held
in May OF the year following, II is pro-
posed thisyear TO commemorate by some
appropriate exercises the seYenty.hfth
anniversary Of its existence,
Prof.. ltoemer feels encouraged to ex-
pect considerable increase In It's
patronage next session, The present
session will end on the twentieth Of
June,
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Aililcts nearly every one III the spring.
The system having become accustomed
to the braCing air Of winter, is weakened
by the warm days Of the changing season,
and readily yields to attacks OF disease.
Hoods Sars6parilla is Just the medicine
needed. II tones and builds up every
part OF the body, and also expels all I'M.
purities from the blood. Try 1t this
seaBon. 5
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MARTINS pERRY,
To-dHy.s Impressive EIsrSlsss-IllnOss
nGfgonRl Gossip, eta,

To-day,s Impressive Exercises illness.
pOrVonRl Gossip, Sta.
Flags were lngreai demand Yesterday,
Tho small boy began celebrating last night.
John llS.E4n Of lOawOod, spent SUNDAY aud
Monday hero.
Miss sadie Elliott has returned from weeks
visit NJ BtOnbelvlll0.
The iIlbOtnahI willAltend The Catholic church
In body this morning,
The stores will close ii O'Clock this mofnlna
iOf the remainder Of tho day.
Messts. A. II. BhlplnAn, II, ", yearoy and
George llAlllOn arc critically III,
bishop WalletSon made most excellent i'm.
picialOi IN Martins Ferry on sunday.
Mis-. ueOfEV iilpkinh, who has been uulta alok
has recovered sufficiently 10 10 able 70 30 oii
d.. Monroe liackinAh II a AFSt class dentist
0Nlco In Tho Werlich property on Washington
ttIObt,
HeNit. y, Campbell, Of this aud REV. o.
2. Hays, o. Blldgepoh, exchanged pupils On
The AfCailaB club, which has had 10 man,
pleasant social gatherings during lh0 ihtI WinIsf
viii continue w DfRanlEallOn lifDnih ihb Sufi
fntf o. the AfcAdlAh Lawn Tennis Club, II hSj
beautiful gipqhdl almost prepared IN Walnut
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Messn. George K. Wheat, Henry X,
List, Martin Thornton, II. n. Harper
and w. B. Simpson, commissioners up
pointed by the Circuit Court In the
Condemnation suit Of the Wheeling &
Harrisburg Railway Company vs.. Mrs,
i. S. Thompson, I. y. Camden, her
trustoc, Isaiah Warren, tho Morken.
auers and Others, 70 secure tigtt 81
way through lands east and Eopth Of the
creek, met In the County CommiSsIon'
ers room yesterday and began taking
tcsiimpny is to tn6 value Of the land
damages liable 70 be sustained, otG. A
large number oil SituCsssC yere exam.
ined, but the proceedings were only
partially finished when the commission.
6rg adjourned last evening.
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JewIsh Centennial Services,

There was an especial service last
night at the Synagogue by the Israelite
citizens in commemoration OF the Wash.
ington Centennial. DR., Bonheim, tho
Rabbi Of the congregation, delivered an
excellent sermon, OF the close OF which
he invoked Divine blessing upon the
now acting President Of the United
States and the Government In general
He also read some very interesting let
tiers addressed by the Hebrew congrega.
tons OF Newport, r. l., Charleston, S,
O., and Savannah, Ga, to the first Presi.
dent Of the United States, who, in re.
turn, sent to each very pleasing answers,
The choir sang appropriately some fine
national songs and the whole service
was well spoken Of by the members Of
the congregation.
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THE BICYCLE RACE.
The Contestants and Their Wheels IRE
Here Ready to start.

hpAp AphuS w oAA"
The six lady bicycle riders who are Ia
start at $3.50 o'clock p. m. to-day on u race
which will continue every afternoon and
evening this week, are all in the city
Two OF them arrived yesterday afternoon
and four Of them last night, Mr., Ken
nedy, u well.known Pittsburgh bicycle
expert, who has been engaged toIook
after the wheels and the truck, also ar.
rived yesterday. The track was relaid
for the wheels In the Capitol rink yester-
day.
The six ladies are Lulu Hart, Aggie
Harvey, Lulu Gordon, Jennie Ransom,
Florence Price and May Allen. They
will all ride flfty.inch Columbia wheels.
They wear regulation bicycle.racing cos
TUNES, and all are expert riders.
1t Is expected that the prizes offered
for local contests will result in Undue.
ing two or three contests between gen.
tlenen Of the home club.
The ladies' have Just completed a simi.
lar race ut East Liverpool, which was
won by May Allen. She was there
booked as Lottie Stanley,
The race will be novel and interesting,
and there is no doubt that the attend
anCe will be large and tho audiences
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"The Ranch King" was presented last
night at the Grand to good sized and
well pleased audience. The play Is u
strong comedy melodrama in which the
several characters won for themselves
hosts OF friends. The warm reception
they received will prove to the manage
ment that the piece will be a winner,
The little sunbeam May Lorat played the
lost child Pug, who Easses through many
adventures, and made M immense hit
by her ever ready wit, sweet smiles and
winning actions. Mac NJ. Barnes, the
true and whole souled Ranch King,
whose fine physique was the admiration
OF all present, aud who Is always to the
front, deserves special credit for his
work. Miss Kate Howard, as Raie Nan.
nering, played her part with credit and
won rounds Of applause, The come.
dians Mr.. w. j. Denning, the colored
gentleman, aud Mr.. Budd Ross; the
1rishman, kept the audience in one con.
tinuous roar OF laughter. Their songs
took well, while tho dancing was very
neat and much appreciated. Mr.. VIII
liam Sellery Captivated the ladies by his
nelodious voice, very rich sweet bari.
tone. Miss Marie Elliot looked sweet
and pretty. Her part called for little
acting, yet she showed she was able to
do all that was demanded. Mr.. Hal
brock, as William Mannering, the villain
Of the play, had many strong scene, and
several times won the covete dhiss from
the gallery.
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beneficial effects have rendered 1t i'm
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stipatlon, indigestion, blliousness, sick
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