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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-05-01
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-05-01
tan rtnNEHS' ALLIANCE.

THE iiE.uEitS -ti'LiA'S..
"Thc efforts sh!c!! ale ialng mace n s':ae
sect:urs o. tic State 80 Gr;.G ia.5 W"tthE
BODY into politics and u;il'ze ii in isc Ill
;eiest If certain candidates f"r o;!!ce ~"
alike snagnni>tic 20 It's rr;Gtip!cS a'i' "'S'
tasteful to a majority Of lis mcMh9T&.
lis rsinci?vs, without entering into ':"'
rails, are slll-iuntcction, in5irHci;":i' >'e'S
lion ard abstinence from ;5oii;ica! c::-''; .
mems. Il WAS organized 20 eIih""ee ar"
oromosc the material, mcatal and sotin!
status of farmers, and BY concer! OF ac!ioH
incidentally give them tic weight 'n"F
aught &c have. Their constitution and BY
Inv. are framed with view 20 thc ;;;t"in-
mcnt Of these objects. and SC io%G rs i":y
r.ma;n true to them, the hcnci!gcnc2 81 The
institution viii grow and develop mt" h'G"ef
,,l ,yo-. uracLiral usefulness. OFga;i:"t-
ZION, co operation ari harmony. arc essen
.i.l 70 every such organization, and there
:. no danger Of their losing their erect S"
long ss tl.sy steer clear Of poi'ic*' Ent
the momcn; il i, made The instrument "l
.mL;,;cus. self.srcking men to rde INTO
power. That mamcrt it will tai! to pieces,
ior il is not party ana cannot b" man
tanned as such.
It's c>iecis are high, lis aims elevated
ana its capacity for cool well nigh l;i'ln'-
table, and 50 long as it remains true il" us
principles, must succeed in eniaiiing un'"!i'
road on its members. We know il Is Gliii-
cult in this country 10 di$connect any Or
rsnizatioa OF mcn from pcl:li,s, ard TIC
natural tendency (savc il case Of lie ChNrcii
ard certain social and charitable nsiliil-
,ions, and even with the former, alas, ico
of!yn, IS to drift into i@liiics; bui there !:
hope that this organization, 5" national III
IT,; membership, and !a$c,i OF such hiS!
principles, will stcer..clear OF them, cXc'P'
TO influence legislation 10y petition ard TIC
moral ctTtct II lis pomcT.
Ac. ion. ihcn, on the part ofanr Alliance
looking 10 political afii!lation viii The fo!'
;mics 1f any Candidate: IS 10 Oe ''.'I"'E'
icd, anG We cah""t re.ic'c '''''' S"'', wa
i"rt VIII mee' VIII" '"C "l'''V."i =. ,ilr ~,
body as a whole, but on ;;c cUnjral? Il VII
he r2puoisteo' ana Ihc ''a'' VI '''V'' 49,"
ting 1t VIII nc Drought up S'"''''''s '''i'' l.
, c,,m,narv way at that.
The address oi state IlcS,o'"I o."cN
house, that oil Mayor ""shI De''ft '"e tNe'
Shaw County AIiiahce' ana '"c '''''' V
Major Wocdw"rd 10 IL. ~ Me"'eS' ''e'i'
tary OF the fairlle'a Ai''a'ie'' WIZ P-"pO'-'
to lag t III at the li'liil"'' h'eF'i"s "' ',",S'0
way on Saturday SET ioEt'i III e''',' ''':'' ~
cihia terms the leia''0h o. Tic il'''-"e' =
politics. ,.
Il is noble organisation as now coHS''
tntcd and conduc'ea' anu We ""''i" eCpi'.'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-05-01

Itch, Mango, and Scr'tches on
human or animals cured in 3O
minutes by Woo.fords Sanitary
l.. ton. This never fails. Sold by
DR. + l.. Zemp Druggist, Camden.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-05-01

Now is q good timo to subscribe
ior the CAMDEN JOURNAL.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-08
Fort Worth Wa. There.
snecial to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
BOWIE, TEX, May delegates to
the convention here commenced to as
semble yesterday evening. and kept
coming on every train until the 2.lI
train this evening. Dallas had q
strong delegation, Q onsisting of
Messrs. Bowser, Exall, Blskeney
Traylor and Crutcher. Fort Worth g
interests was looked after by Carter,
Burbridge, Burrows and the mayor of
Texas, Peter Smith. Decatur, Alvord,
Sunset, Bowie, Henrietta, Wichita
Falls, Vernon, Quanah, Claude and
Amarillo were represented. The Bowie
cornet band met the delegates
and they were escorted to
the opera house. The convention
was called to order at o. olock. Tenn
porary organization was effected with
the Hon. T. A. Fuller of Decatur,
chairman, and w. S. Decker of Claude,
secretary. On motion committee Of
FIVE was appointed on permanent organi-
cation and representation.
Pending the report OF the committee
Col. Exall was called on TO address the
convention. His remarks were enthusi-
astlc and full OF kind words for the
Northwest.
Col. Smith, of Fort Worth, then ad-
dressed the convention. Peter talked
Fort Worth some and what she had done
for the Northwest. His remarks were
well received.
The committee on permanent organiza-
ton then made its report, recommend
ing Fuller for chairman, Blanchard for
secretary, aud that each town be allowed
oil A fdors Ia n af1 70
THE REPORT WAS ADOPTED.
A motion was then made to let Fort
Worth and Dallas submit their PROPOSE
lions to the convention. This motion
precipitated the fight. Considerable
discussion was then INDUCED in,
Fort Worth and Dallas leading in the
debate. The proposition was reasonable
and consistent, but 1t seemed that Wieh-
ita and Henrietta were deter
mIEsd to have no propositions
accepted or voted on but
the Dallas proposition. After
about two hours discussion the motion
was presented and the convention sd-
journed for ten minutes to give both
cities time to put their proposition in
writing.
Dallas then submitted q proposition in
accordance with their published PROPOSE
ton.
Fort Worth then submitted PROPOSE
ton to furnish headquarters, furnish O
manager and pay all the expenses and
furnish place for the literature, see to
its distribution, and take care OF their
products free of charge to the counties
who saw at to enter into the enterprise.
desperate struggle them ensued. but
after much debate the Fort Worth propo-
sition was accepted by vote OF 81 to 81.
This made the Fort Worth folks emile
clear around to the back of their Heeks
Wlchits and Henrietta seemed inclined to
'6Rk, but did not. Crowded condition Of
tse wires prevents d mere minute report.
Fort Worth gets the headquarters.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-08
A11.n 9. rnnrman on ssnator BECK.

COLUMBUS, omo. Nay 5.-Judgs Allen G.
Thurman had the following to say Of the late
Senator Beck to- day: II knew Senator Beck
very we'll and entertained very high opinion
of him. He entered the house Of representatives
in 1863 the same year that went TO the United
States senate, and eight years later became
senator from Kentucky. He v2e an extremely
man. think, of very sound Judgment he
was undoubtedly one Of the leaders
on the Democratic side, especially on all
matters connected with finance. He was q tar
if reformer almost free trader. man OF de-
cided ability, frank and outspoken in all his
views. In private life he was amiaole and much
Eress. never knew him while WAS in the SEN
ate 10 have had a quarrel with anybody. and
don't think he had personal enemy IN the sen
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-08
seven or eight miles south Ok
much damage to growing cres


much damage to growing crpfs'
TOWN pEMoIIsHEs &.
Special to the Gazette. =.
wEATHERFoRD, TEX. April 0'- .cslrsll
port from reliable sources was ~, !
here to-day that the little hs i. 81
Acton, on the line of thl' ts
Hood county, southeast % asst
city, was completely blown .,eloss
yesterday evening by q W
The reports are that four peoploa 3
killed and seven seriously wounG Zen 3
number Of houses were blown wv
that vicinity .-ssieI
A heavy rain fell yesterday eoss
though no reports SO far from me .sls 3
try of any damage to crops Ds
hail. .ouplf
News from Graham, in Young osi IS
is that heavy bailstorm pregaiiIIa res =
yesterday, haiistones falling y pars 4
a hen 8 egg. In the northSes.. ne y
Young county the news Is tnss ,Tssss
completely ruined all crops s nu ess'
blss, wheat. oats ana corn ee ,sa 10
pleteIy beaten into the GROUND;
crop In that section was ruined
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-08

ing positive promises of results IN adj
vance as the cure of nervous prosfration
IN any form by Pe-ru-na taken according
TO above directions, except only In cases
where softening of the brain or spinal
cord had commenced before the use of
Pe-ru-na was begun.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-08
ANNUAL MEETING.
officers of the Chicago, Santa Fs and California
Road Meeting In Chicago.

Officers Of the Chicago, Snnta 20 and taIiIornla
Road Meeting In Chicago.
CHICAGO, H., May 1.-THE annual meeting Of
the Chicago, Santa Fe and California railroad
company was held here this morning. The
Atehison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad COM
pany has leased the Chicago, santa Fe and Cali
fornia, and consequently the only business nee
essary was the election Of officers, and the
choice of three directors to fill vacancies were
re- elected, as were all OF the old officers. The
Atchisou, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad
company in Chicago, owning terminals here, met
subsequently to ebove meeting All the old di-
rectors and officers were reelected with the ex-
ceprion OF Charles E. Towne, whose place as re-
firing director was taken BY A. A. Sprague. The
annual meeting of the Atchiscn system will be
sbeld at Topeka Thursday. The fact OF Vice
resident Goddard being reelected 10 Office in
th8above company effectually disposes of the
ruI3sF or his resignation
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-08
Good News!

No orc, who is willing to adopt the right
course, need be long AFFLICTED with boiis, car
BUNDLES, ptmples, or other cutaneous erup-
tons. These are the results Of Natures et-
forts 70 expel poisonous and effete matter
from the blood, and show plainly that the
system is Kidding itself through the skin Of
impurities which II was the legitimate work
OF the liver and kidneys 20 remove. Tor
store these organs 70 their proper functions,
Ayers sarsapariiia is the medicine required.
That no other blood-puriher can compare
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-08

Agents Hair Vigor restores natural
color tSsahe heir by stimulating healthy
action a. the scalp. This prepara-
ton also Rs2duces vigorous growth of
the hairs ana eives 1t beautiful lustre
and y4Ethful appearance. Recommended
by physicians, elergymen and scientists.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-08

Improve the&atritiye functions of the
scalp by using &elys Sieiiian Vegetnbs
Hair Remover, a1 thus keep the hair
from falling ans Hgaming gray.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-08
An EnpIi,b noel has sand that the man

An English poet has SAID that the man
who makes two blades of grass grow
where only one grew before is Denefac-
tor of the human race, This may be so,
but humanity's best benefactOr is he
whose life work is devoted to the alleyia-
ton of those ills of which the human
frame is the heir aud inberitor. Mans
field Magic ArnIca Lipfment stands in
the forefront of MEDICINAL remedies. Its
curative 4pwers are simply wonderful,
and benes1h itsSall-reaching influence
disease dissfpeafs, and health triumph
ant regains heE normal sway. Mansfield g
Magic Arnita Imminent is unquestiona-
bly, the best kHSSn remedy for rheuma-
t'sm, paipssin tfse. joints, bruises, head
and bacE@ aches Paralysis, neuralgia,
Deafness s~eliing@pf all sorts, sore
throats, Tar aches, ehts and wounds of
every DESCRIPTION. no natter of how long
standing lumbago, sciatica, toothache,
eruptions, ulcers. serofula, etc. In fact,
1t is the great pain alleviator Of the age,
and should be prominent feature Of the
domestic economy of every household
throughout the land. Mansfield Drug
Co., Proprietors, Memphis, Tenn.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-08

5 O'Clock yesterday evening "a eousid-
cradle damage was done. tn Christian
church, Nash's livery stable ana
Thracher's drug store were the
worst damaged. while several
residences, barns and out buildings
were entirely demolished. Reports are
coming in from east OF town that indi-
cate q much worse state of things than
in town. Several persons are reported
killed and wounded, and houses and
fences demolished, but no particulars
are obtained yet.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-08

It is. conceded by the members OF the Farmers
AlliaEce Grangesand Wftsel that, as class,
tlseszre 50 bees 10 fseases OF the liver, result
fnff IN chisfs. fev4fs inf5tisF and coneomitant
8 81 Cad erine states Ensuch attacks.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-08

ain Greer to better human conditions, Il is
wiser TO build "a khRn tsaKdown. Kidney COM
~ sepins the syslffsih ffzlecE order By The
ifss OF c1soarina ~
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-08
Freedom

from the tyranny of deprsyed blood by the
use of this medicine.
"For nine years was afflicted with a skin
disease thalsid not yield teasAy remedy
until friend eyised me TO t5 zyer's Sarsa-
parilla. WithJes use of dis medicine the
complaint disaff bred. s9is my belief that
no other blood Heina Build have effected
50 rapid and cd1Rki4's cure ANDRES
d. Garcia, G. Victof ramanlipas, Mexico.
''My face, for yEaf Bss covered with PIN
pies and humoIEf 6r gtlch could find no
remedy till be&S to Eake Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla. Three bofeles Of tbs great blood medi-
sine effected a trough ore. confidently
recommend tie all suffetfag from similar
troubles. I'M farker, Concpfd, VI
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-08

GRANBURe, TEX Nay 5.-A terrible
wind and rain storm visited this place at
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-08
sppcial 70 the Gazette

sVecial 70 the GaEette-
FoRSxy, Tex, May 5.-The heavies
rain Of the season fell hers yesserda,
accompanied With severe wind but moi
doing any serious damage IN this irime.
date section. A severe hail storm i bou
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22
NoRPHwoop NOTES


~e--@tfE3t
T. las E1-tor ef tAe E-zssaa HssAlp-
NozIHs Ac1.. Ma eff one
lad ssnLed = warm aad sammy me al
tr0gE hs1lDg uP North, tie .aw should
have gwen TIE cl41ee sons anne last
plaeE - far IL Nay, oyefco4ts And
cod noses have ou.-uumbsred tae
speckled beauties. Besides, cur own
experience tn-s SIDE u Petoskey IS most
conclusive that the streams are not
densely populated, and thAt there are
those anglers - 4 trout about the
aruhcialy cultured waters. Our Nlm-
rode glory consists ia having mixed
half = dozen FOX squirrels ana shot the
tall-featheTs of a. on, While in the
Ike Walton department Nc caught
cold, felt ike . bullhead. acted Ike a
sucker aud bought small string OF
trOuty looking pefCn Tor il dollar. Al
rabeila, whO always accompanies as on
our rural excursions, had = somewhat
different experience Size mapoged 10
Sip OF a log spanning an Algoma
Jordan, whose sparkling Waters were
amply deep for baptlsmal purposes,
VOWS that frost, tsh or some
thing else several times blt her
shapely limbs, and owing u the mar
row escape she had from tunblIng both
sides OF That giddy bridge al the same
time, this estemiable lady has now be
came an enthusiastic advocate OF the
sportiye Jenny Miller costume.
As We had winter without a WIN
ter. 50 at the North Is May only IN
name. Her poles are great trunks and
limbs OF trees, undecked with nags OF
foliage, and her songs are the chuI
winds that whistle through them. La
grippe is reaIly the only general and
exciting amusement here-a-Way, and OF
that fashionable plague IS principally
born tins letter. In Egypt the Iross
and lice seemed 10 have come AT stated
periods and PrOvidentialiy, bat TINS
epidemic ignores both peuodlclty ana
seasons. Many AT Belmont, Rockford
and towns lar and near about, are SUI
ferlng from the scOurge a second or
third time, with pneumonia symptoms
and fatal results threatened. The
microbes if il be they appear 10 have
permanently settled and 10 reproduce
IN the system, as from tle first attack
very few seem 70 have fully recovered, ,
while the return OF the malady, al
though varied IN manifestation, Is little
less IN severity.
What is this strange and apparently
unprovoked disorder? and why the
medical faulty still so batiied as to It's
diagnois and remedy? Cannot the col
leges or the doctors give some pubic
light through the journals? Are the
scalpel, the microscope and drugs real
ly pOwerless in such universal en-
ergency-when there IS really some
thing the matter with the people?
FARMER REYNOLDS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22

THE MARKETS..
Grain. Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO, May 81.
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged. Spring Pat
ents. s50}2550. Bakers So. 3DG3GO; Straights
si2514,5; Winter Patents, $.50G550; Clears,
s43)G4c0.
wHEAr-Ruledhi higher. No. . ecash, 93's9955lc;
July 93ss1s54c; No. { Spring 6537Sc No. 3
Spring S2G0c.
Consecutive aud unsettled No. .. S4934hc
No. ? Yellow, 4i4G34,ic; No. =, 55l133i4c; No.
3 yellow, S3si1S3xc; June. sJ'G34.c July,
34NfG5c; August, 4kG35asc; September 35'
G:6i1c
OAIs- Moderately active and higher. No ?
cash, 2sct2SNc, May, 2sil 62sac; June. 27G
27Kc; July. 23h927'Sc. Samples higher; No.
3. 2s129c, No. White. 29A AG3J4c; 10. 9 ~ o
2q1lc 10 White, 2easG3O'1c.
RYE-Quict and steady. No. cash, SEC and
May. &c. June. 52tic. Samples, 53G5ic for No
q aud fS95ic FOR No 3.
BARLEY steady and fair sale. Common.
thin Iowa No. and No. 3 3)732c; good
% choice 5000; Northwestern-No thin,
35GtOc, good 10 choice, 4e14sc fancy, 5oG52c.
MSS PoRK-MarlSet rather quiet at higher
prices ranging AZ fi2 e5nl25 20 Tor cash; sl22O
GI2.75 Tor June sl23ss5l3.0 for July, and sis 70
SD13 p for September.
LARD-R Rather active and prices ruled lower
at - I59s6l "a Tor cash S.I7H9s2o for June
a. 27'i i96 80 FOR July. and g l2IG6 FOR Sep
tember
BUrrEn-Crcsmerv. 4al4c: Dairy. 42l4o;
Packing stock. ga Be-
EG0s- Fresh. l1s ~ ic.
POULTRY Live Spring Chickens ~ 20o
per r. Turkeys. s2IOc per = Ducks, SGqo
Per p Ce-se - G'sa5 % per dozen
LtoU0Rs-Distilcd Spirits ruled quiet CT the
basis Of g. o. for finished goods
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22
IoNIA-sF. WANTS II.


Fhs y hsIss4ls Aershaats szEE AsRhAlS
F2ssaaear a. the D~P@L
Ine Lea1-1g eaolesals merchants On
lonia-st.. o~lzeeu tie Morlol Houss
aId tle ulol depot are besErFing
tlenlse- yes a.lA tie Parpose Ot p1tEIg
20 asphalt p4Femeat TIE ca cobnls
stol-s pavement hzs wora GA. tie
nerves OF those W1ose business keeps
tnenl GA roe street al1 they w8lt pe2es
2n4 g "a 20 al 4uy pUce.
loala-sI- : the natural wholesale
emporium ~ LLls elIy and q = Also the
street on which tOgr-hf1hs " those MO
Vs.t Grand Rapids are nrsC drFel.
When q stranger takes ms frsI ride 10
our cltF. ala huls that be- must hang
cato b 5 liver with both hands. 10 order
o. insure posses ss.0a OF .t, as yefd CT
must be that TINS = a decidedly rocky
town. lt vii take hlm several hours ID
md out that u : a.. right and up WITH
the times ID everything except ia the
matter OF pavement.
The property owners are ali wealthy
and tbs street can hardly us sad u be
the best In the city. II the clty wishes
tO Try asphalt Tor durability and Fesis-
tsnce 20 hard service, here Is the place
where All the heavy trucking i done.
and 4 Viii be the most severe test that
can ee applied 10 any pavement.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22
What a Good Pook Is

A good book is the one that we want
when weary Of the people Of the world;
that we can read out aloud and discuss;
that we can hand to our daughters that
it may give them pleasure, and which
will only be stepping stone on the road
OF taste, not only to better and nobler
books, but a better and no5ler life.
That is good book-end, my friends,
there are hundreds of them.-Ladies'
Home Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22
DECREE FOR DEFENDANTS.
Judge Grove Decides Aa old ana Hard
Fought Chsneery suit.

Judge Grove has decided tue chan
cery suIt OF Isaac NJ. Weston against
stephen l.. Monroe, Nelson K. HowlItt,
sherman ii. BOyce, ;. Stewart Crosby,
George Collin, William W. Collin, Frank
NJ. Collin and j. Sanford Sears, in favor
OF the defendants, who are awarded a
judgment Tor tne costs OF the SUIT. The
case Is al old one, but = important as
the assessed valuation OF the pine
lands IN dispute, which are located IN
Mecosia county, 10 1873 was So ,gO5.
The plaintiff claims the title under de-
Auquent tax sale tor the year 1873, hav-
ing purchased the titles held by Robert
A. Moon. Judge Grove finds that the
tax roll on which the taxes were spread
was invalid; that no sufficient notice of
the time and place OF making the sales
was gwen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22

Dr John r Mum. who Is engaged to
look after The health Of Jay Could and
his family. Is a s1Ttunaxe physician. NJ
Gould IS a great maa for consulting a
doctor n the slightest provocsion. and
some 0f his friends wonder that he il
alive, beoause he takes So much medi-
cine. A gentleman who saw a check
fram NJ Could to rs physician said it
was f1r go 6Co. and it wAs drawn shortly
after the death of Mrs. G0ula-Cor Kan
sas City Journal
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22
THE COMPANY B BUSINESS.
The Court Martial Adjourned for Nine
Days.

At the session of the Grand Rapids
guard court martial last night Priyates
Frank McKelyey, Fred Barber and d.
3. Lowles were tried. Henry Fiebig,
who pleaded guilty at the opening Of
the court martial, filed a written state
men 70 the effect that he believed that
he was reduced from the rank of fifth
sergeant because he did not vote for
Captain Kinney. So far there has not
been a word of testimony elected from
any OF the witnesses on the charge Of
mutiny.
VIM. Belknap, w. J. Lyman, Robert
Hannah and Fred Davenport are those
against whom charges have been pre-
terred, bat who have not yet been tried.
Belknap and Lyman have moved out
OF town, and Hannah, who is a travel
ing salesman for Ball, Barnhart q Put
man, Will not be in the city until Satur-
day, May 81. The court was according
ly adjourned until that date.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22

CHICAGO NaT y
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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22
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