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DECOLbTTB DRESSES.
An Inslnuatlon That viii Cause Low.NeCk
downs To BIO Cut LoWer,

An InsInuatIon That viii Cause Low.NeCk
Gowns to bo Cut Lower.
LONDON, Feb. 10-The London news.
papers afforded funny reading this week.
One unauthorized scribe announced that
the Queen had been graciously pleased
to enact that ladies' appearing at the
drawing rooms might in future wear low
dress or high dress at their pleasure.
The newspapers let loose upon the Coun-
try flood Of fulSome editorials eulOgiz.
ing Her Maiesty's kindness Of brain,
and holding her up Ias a pattern To all
other monarClls. Tho mature matrons
and dlgnified dowagers who have con-
stantly 10 attend state functions blessed
the change, and even the fair debutantGs
set down for presentation at the drawing
room to be held on the 2Gth instant OK
pressed their qualification attlle prospect
OF being permitted to guard their charms
against the wintry blasts. The doctors
alone abstained from joining in the gem
eral jubilation.
Alas, the scribe was imperieCtly IN
formed, as well as unauthorized. De-
Collete costumes are still TO be the rule
and high.neCked froCks the exception.
Exemptions will only DO made upon
a formal application to the Lord High
Chamberlain, and upon tho ground Of
advancing age, III health or inilrmily.
Iligh.neCkCd dresses will henCeiOrtll
provoke rude speCulatons as 10 ago or
health, and aro therefore irrCtriCYNbly
doomed. A few ancient danes past tho
ago even Of make.beli0vo may defy tho
scornep, but more than this cannot be
hoped for.
Some OF the newspapers famed for dc.
teCting In everything that happens In
these islands the hand Of Joseph Cham.
berlain, announce that Mrs. Chamber.
lain has certain blenishes on her neck
and shoulders and that hint Of this
sad state OF things having been conveyed
TO the Queen, an ediCt went forth by
which the lady will DO able 10 wear d
dress which will hide her impOrieCtiOns.
The right honorable inugwunp is with.
out doubt In great favor Just now, both
at court aud In society, but II Is motor
ious that the influence Of every politician
In tho country, with the whole ministry
thrown In, would not suffice to move
Queen Victoria 10 abaLe onU lOt Of the
rigid court etiquette In these matters.
The Queen personally is supreme, and
means 10 keen 40,
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Special Dl.mteh 10 he IntelltGalor.

EFtcVlV OIsT1NtHIUW VIC INEtWVVtI7VtT'
GRAFTON, W. Va, Feb. lO.-Nfrs. Har
rlet Boyd, wife Of W. o. Boyd, died thil
morning at about Go'cloCk from an i'll
ness Of only four days. She was attacked
on Wednesday morning by severe rheu
matte pains, which rapidly developed
into pleuro.pneumonia, and her sudden
and unexpected death was great shock
to her family and friends. She leaves q
husband aud two children, besides sev'
eral brothers and sisters.
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ALMOST A ROW.
A Prize Fight That Did Not End sAtisfaC.
torily to All Parties,

A Prize Fight That Did Not End sAtisiaC'
tofily to All Parties.
NEw YoRK, Feb. lO.-Jack Kelly, oI
this city, and Maurice Rose, Of Brooklyn
engaged In fight for a $500 purse in q
barn near Grayesend, After three roundl
the fight came very near being general
Ross violated many rules, aud when al
the end Of tho third round he continued
10 punch his antagonist after "tlme"had
been called, Johnny Golden, the referee
decided the fight In favor oi Kelly
Roses admirers grew furious, but thO
more iair.minded declared tho decision
a lust one, and interiored to prevent
the onslaught attempted on Referee
Goldhn.
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NRw YoRk, Feb. lO,-GOneral Teculn.
sch Sherman was GOyears old yesterday,
and he celebrated tho event by gather.
Inc a small Coterie about his own dinner
table, and which was the first that he
has celebrated In his new home. Six.
teen or eighteen guests were present.
among whom were General o. D. How.
ard, General II. w. SloCum, General
Daniel Il. SiCkles, General Daniel But.
terield, Major Hugh Sheridan, Of Des
Molnes, Iowa, brother OF tho General ;
Colonel Alexander s. Bacon, Colonel
Ewing, ChaunCcy NJ. Depewi Joseph II,
Choaie and others. There were no
formal speeches, but much solid enjoy
mont.
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BERLlN,Feb. 1O.- The North German Ga.
rite says that a gratifying change for the
better has lately occurred In tho Condi.
ton OF Mr. Pendlcton, justlfying the hope
that he will soon personally assume the
direction Of affairs at the American lega.
tion. Mr.. Pendleton returned To Berlin
on Now Years day and official American
overtures regarding Samoa which were
made at the foreign Office on january Z
are attributed 10 him,
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sSuBBBD THE LEGISLATURE.
The Governor Of Dakota Acts in Nn unman.
nctly Way,

nOtly Way.
BISMARCK, DAK., Feb. lO.-1n a mes
sage to the House Of Representatives
Governor Church yesterday attacked bis
predecessor bitterly and the Legislature
returned the attack with equal warmth,
and then postponed their formal answer
I'LL Monday 10 got 1t in better shape.
After sending In his message he closed
up his office, which is considered as q
direct snub TO the Legislature, then In
session, as he could not be found by the
officers OF the House. As his message
was considered very insulting there has
been much talk about the matter and
the indications Of action looking to his
prompt removal by the incoming Pres.
ldent are very pronounced. II Is held
that the closing Of bis office while the
Legislature was sitting Is sufficient
ground for asking for his Immediate dis
miRanl
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VALUABLE BUILDINGS BURNED.
A FlrO In Philadelphia Causes Loss Of q
Half n Million.


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 10,-The cx.
tcnsive establishment Of James Wyeth
& Bro, manufacturing chemists, ut Nos
l419, l4l4 and 14lG Walnut street, was
completely dstroyed by fire to-day. The
building was completely gutted, and the
loss will be between 100000 and $780,.
900, nearly covered by insurance. Tho
fire created the greatest excitement in
the nelghborhood. Families hastily
packed up their most valuable posses.
sions and moved to safer quarters.
Tho llrm OF Weith 4 bro. occupied
tho whole Of the large double marble
front building ut Nos. l4l2 aud l4l4
Walnut street, except the front part Of
the ground floor, which was leased by
Frank Il. Morgan, who conducted q re-
tail drug store. Tho brown stone front
building, No. l4lG, was also occupied by
WUith, the ground floor being used rs an
extension to the sales room and Offices
on the second floor Of all these buildings.
On this floor wAs livestock from where the
goods manufactured were stored until
sold, md In tho rear part was tho pack.
ing department. The third and fourth
floors were devoted to tho manuiACtur.
ing department Several explosions oc.
Cured, causing tho ilremOn to run for
their lives Tho fire originated In front
part Of tho cellar Of No. l4l2. It's origin
Is u mystery. During the progress Of
the fire tho central portion Of tho double
building fell, burying several firemcn.
George Showers was taken out dead and
Abraham Savery aud WIN. BuIzard In.
jurod, tho latter quite seriously.
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ANARCnISTIC INFIpRIs
Protest Against the Sunday Laws Proposed
~ In Congress,

Protest Against the Sunday Laws Proposed
NJ In Congress.
; CHICAGO, Feb. lO.-The anarchist ora,
tors to-day temporarily abandoned their
usual Sunday themes and Joined forces
with the leaders OF the secular union in
denunciation Of United States Senator
Blair and couple Of laws he wishes to
have anacted, One Of the proposed stat
utes provides for enforcing observance
OF Sunday as day Of rest, aud tho other
proposes a constitutional amendment
making 1t obligatory for the public
schools to teach the principals Of the
christian religion.
Anarchist Paul Grottkau spoke in
German, asserting there was a conspir-
acy OF Bishops, Cardinals and capitalists
to force the discussion OF religion so US
TO smother the great social question.
They also sought 10 train up the chill
dren in superstitiOus slavery. He
warned them against this programme.
"For," said he, "the time is at hand
when the people by force will take the
Government into their own hands,"
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Normal Institute.

sptfIW OE1DuIcN 70 NC IHItHIVtNceF' z
MoRaANTowN, w. Va, Feb, lO,-Prof
E. s, Elliott, Secretary OF the State Nor
NAL Institute, has issued circulars an
nouncing the second session OF the In.
stitute, which will be held ut the Uni,
yersity, beginning June IS, and continu,
ing six weeks. The faculty Is composed
OF the best educational talent, and teach
ers will do well to prepare to attend this
session. The names Of DR.. Woolery, ol
Bethany; DR.. Turner, Of the Uniycr
sity; Prof. HouCk, OF Pennsylvania, and
Prof. Fleming, of Grafton, ought to in
sure a large attendance,
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pHILApELrnlA, Feb. lO.-Tho bottom
dropped out Of o pot filled with molten
glass In tho glass works Of James j, Muir.
ray & Co. At Trenton avenue and Cul.
vert streets, this city, this evening, Bet.
ting hre to tho building and doing SlO,-
900 worth Of damage. Tho lrm employs
100 persons, most Of whom will 10 ten.
porarlly thrown out Of employment
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LONDON, Feb. 1O.-Mr. Baliour, deal
ing with the party uses to which the
Gladstonians put the o'Brien incident,
says the storm was artilcially raised for
the interests Of faction, and proceeds
to generally deny tue charges made
against tho prison authorities. He
quotes from n letter sent by Mr.. 0'Brien
to DR.. O'Farrell TO the effect that he had
no complaint to make. 1.-THE rule de.
priving the prisoner Of his clothing had
10 be insisted on, he would say that nc
excessive violence should be used.
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SATURDAYS BALLOT.
Mr. Ecnna Loscsn vots-NIr. Ford Leaves
Him.

Mt Eennn Lo'esn Note-NIr. Ford Leaves
Him.
Sptrial Dbdidl 10 Ge ini,'tigalcr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. lO.--Mr.
Kcnna lost Il vote yesterday, that of Mr..
Ford. Ills action was a surprise and
ratified the Ecnna forces no little. Mr..
Dorr remained firm in his position, and
will never change it. There were two
ballots, 10 members voting and Ss being
necessary to choice. Mr. Kenua rG.
Selved "; GolT, 50; q. W. Hayes, 81
senator PrIce, i. u. Knight aud Il. W,
wilson one rarh. MCssrs. llarr, Carr
4nu MIX voted iOr Hayes; Mr.. Dorr fol
MMn'ElIi Alr Ford Tor Senator Price aud
,,,, Mr, MeIlll tor Governor Wilson. There
EM S,oI, no material change on the second
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inrrnr.. illlnllrnre Accented.

CNCiSNA1f o. Feb. io.-Mh Albert
Randle, Of this city, mailed tonight TO
the american Field, Chicago, an accept.
ance Of Dr. Carver's challenge to shoot q
match al loo live birds In Cincinnati oil
March 10 Tor $3.50 q side, under Hurlln.
game rules Mr.. Handles letter con.
taInel A draft for $3.50 10 cover like dc.
posit already made by Dr., Carver.
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NEw YoRE, Feb. 1O.--Flro broke out
in tho Standard Oil Company's works
at Constable Hook, N. j., tonight, and
the min buildings and tanks burned for
several hours. The Kill Won Kull mud
the lower part Of New York bAy were
brightly illuminated, The attempts TO
QuGnCh tic llamGs on the part oi tho
Iirempn proved futile. The loss Is esti'
mated al between $4,000 aud $4,000,
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CHARLESTON, s. O., Feb. 1O.-E. H.
oldenburg, a grocer, 60 years old, was
murdered at his store by two unknown
negroes, who had entered the store for
the purpose Of robbery. The murderers
escaped with the till, containing about
fifty dollars.
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SAN FRASclsro, Feb. lO,-olllClal adj
Vices from Mare Island Navy York state
that the United States tnan.oi.war
Aiohican has left for Panama. She did
mot fCQlBtOr al this port and passed oul
90 uuletly that she was not seen by look.
outs al tho entrance TO San Francisco
Day,
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ouarrollod About a Girl.

Special Dtspdtch 10 The EnteligeHetr.
PolSr PLEASANT, W. Va, Feb. TO-
Last night as Robert Waugh and Ed
ridge Ball were returning from a spell.
ing match on Eighteen Mile Creek, they
got into an alteration over girl, and
Waugh, cut Ball seven gashes In the
body once in tho arm and once in the
cheek. Waugh was Immediately put
under arrest. Balls recovery is doubt
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Much Of the time OF the House was
taken up in discussing a resolution re-
quesliag the West Virginia Represents.
tives in Congress to favor the adoption
Of a law granting all Union soldiers who
had been Imprisoned during the war a
pension OF Sl2 a month and a further al.
lowance Of 81 for each day the soldier
was so imprisoned. II called for con-
siderable discussion, the principal objec-
tion being upon the theory that 1t was
assuming dictation over a matter the
Representatives should use their own
Judgment upon. The resolution was
finally adopted by vote Of 80 to 10.
Mr., Shaw, from the Committee on
Education, reported back the Mounds
vile free school bill, the RonCeyerta in
dependent school district bill and tho
bill establishing . text book commission.
All were favorably recommended. The
last bill provides for the appointment OF
u commission to consist Of Superinten-
dent Morgan, Prot A. II. Anderson,
Wheelin; Prof, j. W. Hinkle, Lewis.
burg; Prof. 7. o. Miller, Fairmont, and
Prof. S, r. Hanen, Glen Easton. The
commission is empowered to select and
contract for text books on the subject OF
alcoholic drinks and their physiological
effect. A report from the Superinten-
dent Of Schools was submitted, showing
tho increase Of taxation by counties,
with tho school levy at 10, 20 and 25
cents.
Mr.. Sprigg offered resolution that
the House meet hereafter ut D;3O a. m.,
and III recess DO taken before $3.50 p.
m. 1t should reCOnvene ut that hour, and
sit until $3.50. The resolution carried.
Several bills were introduced, among
them one by Mr.. st. Clair, OF Monon-
gala, TO reduce the salary Of the Prest-
dent OF the University to $1,000 year.
The Moundsvilg charter bill was
taken up out Of It's order and tho rules
suspended, and passed to lis third
rpuIiDV
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Mrs. Caleb I.orgoss pead.

Special DIlpQlch % he IRIeLll0eNccr.
CLARKspuRa, W. VA, Feb, 1O.-Mrs.
Eliza E. Boggess, wife Of Hon. Caleb
Boggess and daughter OF Hon. G. D.
Camden, who has been an invalid for
several months past, died at noon Friday.
The funeral took place to-day. Deep
sympathy Is felt for the family and rel
atives, Mr. Boggess Is left with but one
member OF his family, Miss Genevieye.
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PnlLADELPnIA, Feb. 10. = Inquiry
here shows that the claim of lie Caron
to have been major in the Union army
and TO have served in General Ander.
sons and General Buell's guard Is false.
He has not corresponded with any Of
the officers Of the Fifteenth Regiment
since the war, but they reColleCt him
very well. They deny his right to the
title OF Major.
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PAais, Feb. lO,-lL Is expected that
The Chamber Of Deputies will pass tho
scruLln D'AnOndISsement bill Lo,mOr.
row after short debate, The real synO
between the Cabinet and The opposition
will be fought on the revision scheme on
Thursday. Tho fate oi the Ministry 10
doubtful,
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London stock ExouanEs.

LONDON, Feb. 1O,-DlSCount was quiet
during the past week at 2la2i. On the
Stock Exchange business was fairly nc.
tive and there was a general tendency
10 advance until the end Of the week
when buying was replaced by realizing
10 secure profits before tho settlement,
which OnGhs on TncGlnY.
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rlIE DGBT PROPOSITION.
'S'o'h' Committee DrClIneS 10 Entertain
..... Mr. Mnhrn'E Proposal.

'''''''NN 'NNltlltN W lsNlNElNlu
..,. Mr.. Mnhrn'S Proposal.
Steid Dtpa'4 Ne h,ogionvr.
. CHARLESTON, ". Va. Feb. lO.-NIr. j.
y. Nobcn, Of New York, representing
himself and other holders Of Virginia
Gs'yUed " certificates, was before the Joint
VOlmi''cc on Finance yesterday. lie
, made clear busincss.liko statement Of
h'' Proposition and asked the appolnt.
nenl n oil a committee to inquire into It.
~ W. Summers and Capt. John s, Swami.
,io,, 4, .l's elly, made arguments In opposl.
iiSl, WI, judge Okey johnson and Gov.
s,,. wilson opposed 1t in flaming stumr
I,pv,yllvs' y ,'', Judge johnson Is undcnlood
w ,,,,, ,n,vpfcSent State debt adjusting com.
Sny @ which James NJ. Mason Is tllc
tc.aI.. %gS, Virginia end, The committee
iim$ iiESS.;c1 W. i, Illat II is lncxpCdicnI at iii
"''V 10 AEe up the matter.
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Murder aud LynOhlnF,

snREyRroRr La, Feb. lO.-iiaywood
Handy CColored), who shot young
white man named Charles Stewart In
BoBSier Parish yesterday, was lynClled
by mob last night, Stewart died this
t1ofninp.
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BAnnlo Rcdmond's Abductors Arrested.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1O.-The police yester-
day arrested Mr.. and Mrs. Gurley, the
abductoro of Annie Redmond, who was re-
turned to her parents last night. after
nearly a. years absence. Warrants have
also been issued for the arrest OF Cur
ley's father and mother.
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LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. lO.-Thomas F,
Bradenburg, tho Columbia drug clerk
who caused John Wunder's death by
selling him morphine for quininc, and
who was convicted Of involuntary man.
slaughter, was sentenced yesterday to
twenty days imprisonment.
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rsnnssseS,s Goal output,

CHATTANOOGA, TrSS., Feb. lO.-rhO
Ttadesman reports officially the total
output oil coal In Tennessee In 1855 10
be l,0Ol9O7 tons, against 1,7i4,20O tons
IN 1880. Total value Of coal mined
$2,202,3Ql,
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rnll,sr Nicroddsn's IlOnlni.

DvnLlS, Feb. iO.-Father McFOddCn
who Is charged with completely In the
killing Of Police Inspector Martin tt
0WeGlorO on Sunday last, haB written
detailed account Of Ills arrest. llO Bays
that lo expressed his willingness 10 DC.
company Martin when tho warrant y0B
produCed, and that hD did all IN hla
power to dlBperse the people.
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Tow IlonI iinrn1d.

CnlcAuO, lLL, Feb. 10. The tow boat
Pearl, owned by Peter Conrad, Of 81.
Louis, laid up pat Mound City, caught Gre
from tho cook house this afternoon and
burned 10 The waters edge and sank,
She was valued at Si6,OOG partly In.
suted,
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NiE CARNRL, Pa, Feb, lO,-ThO coal
operators report an improvement In the
anthracite coal trade, and 1000 men will
reBtino work tomorrow morning In this
district,
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RoME, Feb. 1O.-ThO value Of the
plumber secured by the mob In tho rO-
cent riot Is estimated at 5000 pounds.
The government possesses evidence that
the Anarchist leaders iomented the
agitation,
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NEw YuRK, Feb. lo.-Dh Nathaniel
H. BOsley, who was q surgeon IN the
navy during the latg war, died Of heart
disease al tie Grand Hotel this morning,
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liOSroN, Feb, l0.-ThU slea nor liayLlan
Republic, recently tho CausO Of 40 much
trouble with llayti, arrived this morn.
Ing,
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LoSDoN, Feb. 1O.-snow storms pre-.
vail throughout Great Britain, France
aud Germany, blocking railways aud In.
teftuptlng telegraphic communication.
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Nn Woman sntrnra ln Dnkulh.

BISMARCK, Feb, i0,-The House defeat.
ed the woman suffrage bill yesterday by
a vote Of 20 kO ~,
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RIRuMATiaM is caused by laOtiC acid
In the blood, which Hoods sarsaparllla
neutrallIes, and thus cures rheumatism,
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

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Mr.. D. /. Wllcox>on, OF Horse Cave
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The great remedy Will ward of, rs
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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
roR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

DopE and window screens made &c order al
II feaf 50. ali lowest possible prices also
rubber stamps. stencils. house numbers, etc.
=. >. builafd- as
t'OR SAlE-At half price Imported German
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your chance 80 buy cheap. IL
CHOW CASE FOR sALE At GARDINER A
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very chcaps In fact fer half the actual cost
Also a T. horse power steam engine anu &c
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Larkrs WkkFEp.

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GOD iusn can make irou = e. q Ifcf day ln
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call al Lincoln House 1AIlOrs. - kprHg. llom
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