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Tea Culture.

A subscriber, VIM. Wood, of South
Lowell, Ala, writes: GA few years ago
semitic you for some tea seed and now the
plants are about six feet high and the
limbs from four to five feet long and all
doing well. want to know how to cure
the leaves for use."
The quality of the tea of commerce de-
ponds, in great measure, on the age of
theleaves when picked, the half green and
tender ones making the best and the
older leaves tea not so good. But the
curing of leaves is secret confined to the
growers and consists in so heating and
handling them that the latent aroma is
developed in some such way as the flavor
OF coffee is in the browning.
We suppose, tea from the leaves, as
they come from the tree, would no more
be refreshing and agreeable when treated
with hot water, than green and unburnt
coffee would be. You see, then, in curing
your tea so it will resemble the Japan or
China articles, you will have to master
the secret OF curing, of which, it is useless
to say, we know almost nothing.
Nevertheless, We advise you to gather
the leaves, dry them, in the first place
with moderate fire heat, and then submit
small quantities to a certain degree of
dry heatabove the boiling point, but not
to so high a temperature as to carbOniZe
or burn them. In this business you must
conduct your experiments with good
deal of caution, and in dOingso, you may
make discoveries which will be valuable
to tea growing as a home industry
Home and Farm.
II Mr.. Wood succeeds in growing plants
six feet high in Alabama, why coule not
the people of Florida, where the soil mad
climate is said to be admirably suited or
the purpose, do better? AS to the mat
ter of gathering and curing the leaves, it
is a difficulty soon overcome, as we could
easily smuggle some of our Mongolian
instruct us in the business, or, perhaps,
Uncle Sam would relax his iron-clad pro-
hibition law for the good of the country
and relieve us of the necessity of dealing
with the contraband Chinese. At any
rate there are probably enough of them
already in the country to manage the
business for us. Let us produce the
leaves, which we believe we can do, and
we think there will be no difficulty in get
ting them properly cured.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-05

them but which to the newcomer is a
deep. dark mystery. Never mind the
spelling, punctuation and grammar; we
will attend to that. Send in your letter
and help along your struggling fellow
men and at the same time increase the
material well-being of the State.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-05

THIS week we give our readers an in
stallment of an interesting article on the
sponre industry, which will no doubt be
appreciated by those unacquainted with
its details. The remaining chapter will
be published next week.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-05
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1890.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.

COBRESPONDENCE-Th Lawson Irrigating
Plants in Orange County; Cut Worms.
Ants, Crickets and Jay Birds; Cultivate
.l45
Sponge Fishing-A Great and Growing In
dustry
Information Wanted ................ 149
sELECTED-Topping Sen Island Cotton; The
Macy Wagon Factory. ..........................145
The Fibre Industry Cotton in the Orange
GroVes....
To Increase the Duty; Strawberries and
CoUton at StarKe......
How to Prune the Peach; Root-Rot of Cot
tom The Enterprise of a Popular Railroad
company @ LAP
Value Of Liquid Manure; Serves Them
Right; Planting Chufas Extrac ted Honey;
The Cucumber Flea.
Tea Culture; The Celery Secret; How to
Test Seeds; Lime in Horticulture.
FLORAI-The Pumpkin Blossom; Pleasing
Window Garden Plants; Geraninm Cult
ure; Curious Facts About Plants; Trees
Reco'd of It's Life ISL
EDITORIAL-A Few Facts About Florida
Counties; Books and Catalogues Received. 1852
Answers to Correspondents; Local Wealth
er
rem; Recognizing the Rights of the Child
rem; The Practical Houspkeeper; Try My
Way of Making Toast; An Excellent Hash;
POULTRY-EgE Food-A Trial With; How
to Keep FOw's Shut Up; Water for Chicks;
Don't Choke the Ducks
LITERARY STORY Quatermair's
w liz. 100
Inc l0S
FLORIDIANA .......... ......1 59
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-05

A SUBSCRIBER at Sisco, Putnam County
writes that cassavais the most pr fitable
fattening food crop that can be grown on
high pine land, and that the most pro-
ductivA annual forage plant is the cat
tail millet.
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OUR farmers and fruit growers can ma
teriallv assist in the development of their
State by giving their experiences through
our columns; by telling the newcomer
how to- do things that are SO easy to
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-05

All the other counties of the State have
less than three thousand acres under
cultivation.
Marion county ranks first in value of
real estate, excepting town property,
Volusia second, Orange third, Polk
fourth, Hillsborough fifth and Alachua
sixth.
The value of real estate in Holmes
county is less than in any other, 140, 176.
Monroe is the smallest county, having
only 1854 acres.
DeSOtO county ranks first in value of
animals CT all kind, Marion second, Ala
chua third and Hillsborough fourth.
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THE American Horticultural Society
held ts ninth biennial session in Austin,
Texas last week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22
The North shore limited.

of the Michigan Central "the Niagara
Falls Route" leaves Chicago daily 1920
p. IN. and runs through 10 New York
via New York Cent al Il Hudson River
r., X. through the rich and pictures
queM Ohawk valley, down the East side
of the nOblest stream IN the world, the
Hudson River, giving a beautiful pan
Drama of the Catskill mountains. and
twenty-mles Of the grand unbroken
precipices of the palisades, arriving at
the Grand Central depot, New York
next day at 200 p. n. IN time to con
meet with trains and steamers 10 New
York suburbs and points on Long Island
Sound and the jersey coast.
If YOU have any doubts about the
elegance luxury and convenience Of
this tram, try II.
Connection is made from Grand
Rapids by train leaving at 11-55 a. m.
except sunday with through coach TO
Detroit arriving there els p. m. sleep
ing car accommodations from Detro {
can be- secured through the Grand Rap
Ids ticket office.
No extra fare viii be required on this
tram. Chicago and Grand Rapids -
New York. East-bound
For further Information call on or sd-
dress Mr.F. ". Briggs Gent. Agent, of
Mr. g.. ". Munson. city ticket agent,
s. N0nToe-st. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22
ANUSENNIN

" Below Zrc, 80 Admiralty inter
prese1 ~ Reatfrow : Comedy : COMPANY,
Is proved = drawing caro al Red-
moaa s. Beginning with the mst.aee
today tlere Mi he a. entire change
ot o-1, SIX Hours Late ana scraps
Two of their most successful comedies.
WI be presented. M } \ Beatfrow
assuming one of toe leading roles
Ne@ songs. dances and other speo4alUes
NJ * introduced.
"Wlld oats Is the next attraction at
Redmond ;. il & a COMEDY oI the
roaring Slna. aud introduces %. J.. sis-
son, comedian well known here 30 tAe
patrons OF thls thestsr. The SAFE of
seAis commences tins morning.
The subscription book is stil open az
Herrck's : music store. tor the enroll
ment Of names for season tickets for
the Gilmore festival rhe price ot
these tickets e = 4nd -. and they are
transferable.
Preparations STe nON active for Man
ager CObbs benefit, winch Is a week
from tonight The sale of srats is la
progress daily al Powers Grand.
There was large crowd al smith e,
both al tie matinee and evening per
fOrmance, 10 witness one Of the best
shows OF the season. The principal
features OF the performance are the
LarTOs," who mystfy tile aud lu
their decapltaton act, aul Tie remark
able contOrl0n ACT Ct ~eloTa Mamie
Iatah, on the French uu-s
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22
POLICE AND COURT.


One way b get converted 2ac be az.
iereni Is L. change ones n2hlei bal Il q
noi the best ass What pUrP0ss tie
pestlteroas cid sinner Il. +. Aolaoe hss
ln siew in gong back b JAll under ths
name ~ Alex T. Hunt, probably ns
fellow can hnd out. The old snooper
has probably spent more time ln lsd
than oai Il J4ll. and is said 70 have
dome enoogh 10 merit lhe penitentlATy
lhroe ever lie las nov gone O. lah
toI ntteel days Tor the same old o0n-
cuct u pare hslAshness
Tie fwo had utte boys. William Hal
AnG Jacob >teIumau. who throw stones
Al the neighhors aud then use s. g
language O. boot, Nlll be under the ese
II the oouri untu June IA.
The hgbt between James Rroderick
snd LarrlS Sander stl arags n police
court krodeIllk says Le himself Is
gu-ly. and Sander SAYS he hmsulf
not The whole matter has Deen put
over t. Nay "a.
Two BOYS named Joseph Feurassa and
Mm. De6Toot Quarre.ed over q sma
matter, wnen tlC formcr crowded tae
hghr CD the boriers ot crime. l1l Was
glad 10 Gel OH VITA the payment ol
costs
The doubt has been solved about the
charge 10 fs brought AGAINST the tWo
frohCks0me lassts VINO drove tlg horse
aud buggy aA over creation sunday
uight. Opposite tae names oi AeIe
Hodges aud NAY Cameron. stands fae
charge. "drlug away cha se- Thus
II g. make q distinction between mere
mischoYuus truio and horse stealing.
The Young ladies VIII bC ia court tl-s
afternoon ats % clock.
No 6o0y is recognized by the laW of
tie land as Sd o. make complaint Tor
adultery but ,he lawful spouse of tho
guilty party. Bal then II, during the
course of the prosecution, the aforesaid
spouse Telent aud reoede from tle desire
for vengeance, and hle "a doc.ara-
/ ton % that effect. tht proceedings
must lie lseontnued. The wife ot
Frank e.. Eathbuu has been nearly four
months on tie trau 0f her husband n
| order 20 bring him o. justice f0r als un-
taIthtulneSs. Al last success crowned
her labors, and by tho help Of tne de-
tectiyes. Frank ls auaenod u court ou
/ what appears 60 he clear cast hut
/ what u took Tie lady months o. accom-
/ plsh il took hcr Just tao minutes 90
undo. Yesterday Size filed The proper
thing with q Latan name, and her de-
lmQuent lord was discharged.
The Mulders have a saloon on Canal
I 81 They have secured the arrest 81
/ Peter DcBOcr, charging ham with ob-
/ tanning goods and money under false
/ pretonses. When the time OF payment
arrived they charge thst he gave them
check that represented nothing. De
Boer ls IN jail.
". J.. Reed was arrested on South
Divls.on-st. last night. charged with
/ trying 10 entce away into a secret place
a little girl 10y offering her money.
Frank Thomas was arrested yesterday
Oh a warrant for assault and battery.
James McMullen, dlsordorly, and
/ John Reed and J.. j.. Horn, drunk.
were run ln last night.
Every day there are men in police
court who pay $3.50 for glass Of beer
/ bat a glass Of beer may possibly cost
1 Tom Dates a term ln the pentcutary
/ lie was caught burglauAng Brsut +.
( brewery last evening, % get something
10 drink. He spent tie night ln cell
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22
THE STATE ECLECTICS
Hold Their Annual Session in the city
Hail.

Hail.
The fourteenth annual meeting Of
,he State Eclectic Medical Association Is
II session at the city hall. The session
opened at IL O'Clock yesterday and con-
tinued through the afternoon and even
ing.
DR.. Geo. W. Nafe, of Fremont, the
president, opened the meeting with an
address. There are about forty IN at
tendance, and among them are Z. B.
Wright, of this city, DIR. III. ). McMas-
ter, OF Dowagiac, the secretary, Wm.
Bell, OF Smyrna, the censor, and Or. j.
d. Peters, of this city, chairman OF the
committee on arrangements.
A board of censOrs was appointed by
the president, consisting of DR.. J. ID.
Peters, :. Roe and L. l.. Baldwin. A
number Of applications for member
ship were received, and these with some
other matters were referred to the cen
sors. They reported late in the after
noon recommending that all the appli-
cants be admitted TO membership, they
having the necessary qualifications.
The afternoon and evening were
spent in discussing the treatment of
diseases, and much time was occupied
IN the topic, Pneumonia"
The evening session was spent in the
same manner. Today the Official busi-
ness will be transacted. papers on inter-
estng topics will be read and the Off
GERS Tor the ensuing yearwlll be elected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22
CHARGED WITH BRIBERY.
Terrible Tempest ia a Teapot Now
BTeWInE

The assumpsit suit of Kortlander a
Grady against landlord Fink Of the
Richeleu Hotel, that was on trial in
Justice Hydorn,s court Tuesday, was
unique ID some respects. To casual
observer il looked ike free for all
talking match, in winch Lawrence Car
roll and Reuben Powers, on one SIDE,
cOntended against Everett d. Comstock
on the other. Justice Hydorn acting
as umpire called out who was 20 bat
and who on deck, but las decisions
were hardly 10 be heard above the din
OF the over jealous attorneys.
The seating capacity OF the court was
oyertaXed and Mr.. COmstock had 10
stand beside the witness on the stand.
The opposing attorneys claimed that he
was prompting his own witnesses.
They also claim that Arthu Pew, the
embryo detectecUve whOoifered u find
loot for 800, and whoisnOw employed
in ComstOcks + Office, tired 10 brihe or
suborn the jury and sand 10 Juror
Douglas, You stand 10y Fink and
there's $25 in It for me. They propose
10 make IL hot for the young man and
Prosecuting Attorney Stuart Will invest
igate.
On the other hand Pew says its all a
bluff and if they have any desire 70
prosecute him be wants them OgO right
ahead. He denies the allegation and
says that II cannot be proved against
/ hIm.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22
BECAUSE or IAoUIgIEs,
81 Nzr&'s Hospital kAsaseuaeutsIAks .
a. tet St@teau~rf

- Ia A'st--4l a AARage1aeatz II a. 90 .
D. -'s1 St~ssaAszt.
- ras E1ltor af tle IslEes., rs..4,
i- consideration III FREQUENT IN
q-.res. As also desire 10 correct Any
wI9ng impressions ST TIE trus nteats
ana purposes OF y. Marx Hosatsl =
1ret statement Relative - ta.se NAV
uot ec inoEporsone. III its ~ iss.o0 sals
char liAo-e tasttauoa IS nov opened %
l-e ~tts -ls A.@lQfscIOrs-s. IA lroad
mPoy g, nre &ud - 81 depag tnle..ts
ana ~ tle geleTai puDac. IAe s.ek.
lle Iafr4i al urgent cases n, 81 b., Re-
cei 20 ana treated upon tie most llt-
elAl terms according Il The uecess. .t,es
" tne case, ana TIE medical stAf are
"lins ana ready 70 do all in their
power I'd cooperate MIA the lad Ia
tuet WCiS " charity II has been
stated thls MAS refuge for the rlch
oA-yt Aol Lof the working mau or the
poor anu destitute, which INJUSTICE 10th
10 tie hospital ana those needing is
Dement'S, must be plainly defined ID The
beginning. The charitable work that
has always characterized this organiza-
ton wll be continued with the same
kindly consideration, aud its beneh-
cares shall be irrespective OF creed or
race. Any worthy poor person who IS
SICK OF injured, and requires care,
and medical treatment viii be received
al any time without charge. In ex-
treme cases either of injuries or acute
attacks, We ask no sufferer 10 prolong
their agony, until they can obtain a
letter from some person OF influence
upon which they can be admitted 10
the hospital. The only requirement is
that patients need the relief this inst-
tutIou provides. The doors OF ~.
Marks Hospital are open To all rich
and poor, and no deserving person will
ever be denied admission, and all viii
receive the best possible care and treat
III ent.
With greatful recognition of the
generosity and encouragement the
public have so freely extended TO Us in
the completion and finishings of our
beautiful new building, we commend
our work 10 their patronage and care.
BOARD or MANAGERs.
May 81, 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22
OFFICIAL AND SOCIAL.
Hebron Temple. Patriarohal Circle, In
stalls It's OfSicers

The annual installation Of officers Of
Hebron Temple, No. /, Patriarchal
Circle, took place at the hall in Ken
nedv block. The installation was con-
ducted by Supreme Oracle c. II. Love
well; Of Chicago, assisted by Secretary
T. II. Giun, of the same place.
The following officers were installed:
C0unsel-E. Rice.
Venerable Oracle-S. Il. Higgins.
Oracle-E. O. ID. Holden.
Vice Oracle Chas. Dllbcrg.
Marshsl-Peter Sayen.
Recording Secretary-O. W. Putnam.
Financial Secretary-H. J. Dibble.
Treasurer-T. c. Putnam.
Chief Captain. i. Babcock.
First Lieutenant-Wm. Ecker.
Second Licutenant-J. NJ. Henshaw.
ChaDlain-Chss. A. ". Howard.
Guard Fred II. Herbert
Sentnel-RiChard Dorthy.
First A.d-E. u. !. PiXley.
Second Alden Musterdyke.
Delegates 10 Grand Temple. Wm.
Fox. EbeI Rice, George Ergenzingcr.
Trustee for three years-Wm. Os-
woId.
Trustee for one year Ito FIJI vacancy
F. A. PrIndlc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22
THE LAWS UNCERTAINTY.
AUS. supreme Court Decision Import
AT 80 grsud Rapid

The case iu the United states Court
Of Roby Va the CITY Of Grand Bapids
has attracted p wide attention. In 1856.
Roby vss INJURED on so1th Lafayette
ST. bv defective Sidewalk. After
ohtainiupa residence ln Ind ana, Roby
brought sut in toe United states Court
for damages City Attorney Taylor
damurred - the declaration on the
ground that Al the time Of the accident
there vas no law ~ MichFsu under
Which u.antf could recover Judgs
Jack41n and Severeus Cverruiee the
demurrer. on tho ground inst thsy had
already passed up0u the same principis
Dssral lar Defr0f Dase. - TIE effect
that the state law 1Ch cases would
not hold
or the 1oth met, the United States
suurene Court ruled in TIE osss a
Oebu~n We Detroit. that the decisions ~
the Michigan supreme Court bold 1
sueh cases. Put TIE Michigan supreme
Court bss held. Iu the case ~ saunders
vs Gun Pla IS. tnsf q person injured -
Sidewalk ir 1876 had 10 oause ~
action aTpected t1st thlF decisiJn
will lesd EobV ~ abandon his SUIT
wfn0rt further Teaou-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22
THE LOVETT PROPERTY.
A Serious Obstacle to the Erection Of 8
Iine HniIding.

y SERIOUS 10 fHf f-ff'th'h VI ~
Fine building.
"What magnificent location for 8
fine commercial building" said one
prominent citizen 20 another yesterday,
pointing across the street 10 the Lovett
block. at is wonder to me that some
wealthy man, or syndicate, does not
buy up that whole block, from Pearl -
Lvon-sts., and from the Arcade TO
Canal-st., and put up a splendid ten
story building
1T is pity, % SAID the other gentle
man. "but q can't be done. The heirs
Of the Lovett property derive an in
come from Il without any trouble. and
they are so well satisfied with il that
no reasonable amount Of money would
be accepted. Major A. b. Watson had
lust such a scheme ia his head az one
time. and be offered the Lovott hsrs
Ses 900 for the corner, and 10 was re-
fused.
About two weeks ago = syndicate q
capitalists decided 20 DO Just what vOu
have suggested, but, when they found
that tho corner property wss locked up
they abandoned ths idea. That bloCk
- the natural business center n the
CITY. and 70 is unfoTtunate that = FIRST
class commercial building cannot he
erected there
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22
RICH OR TURNER.
senator Colgrone Talks on the Cubes
material Question.


senator 0oisro's i@lA' on The ""oeF-
"A'oi'a' 3"'s''""-
"Well. I'm a Turner man myself. 4"
said state senator pb,lin Colgrove of
l.-, .ts-..4...
hastings a. "o '-'
natolal SITUATION Win ihoughuDl Iaciai
expression ln the Hotel Cadillac last
evening .Tbere are a GOOD many
= ' -
'n'hRS "h.cn un''e - iiahe ii'''' q
strong candidate. lie me leAOw-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22

Mrs John Mccarthy d % yesterday
morning. alto O'Clock. ~ Der home 10
South Grand Rapids sgsd @ years
Size has beer resident r this city for
the ~sst t1 1.rtv-fve years Her husband
"a son. Ncnael Nc artny. # Kings
Iev. ard dsug ter, Mrs Nora Ian.n-
"a NJ trs ctv. sgrvlve her and were
with her 6urng her last illness The
furersI wlI - held FRIDAY 81 2 q. 70,
frr-~ s. Andrews cathedral
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22
A Real Sea Bath
AT HOME!

Try our Purified Sea Salt, a
genuine article, extracted from
the Sea Water. Useful IN de-
bility, languor, rheumatism,
weakness of the joints and
muscular system, and for Its
bracing and invigorating intlu-
ence generally.
20 cents a box: also sold in
bulk. Ask for Whites Sea
Salt, and get the genuine ar
ticle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22
FOR SWEET CHARITY.
a Concert for the Benefit OF the Emer-
son Home


The best musical talent, of Grand
Rapids, have kindly volunteered to as
sist the management Of the Emerson
Home out of their financial difficulty,
by giving q concert at Hartman's Hall.
Tuesday May -. This being the clos
ing month of the year, it Is desirable TO
have the accounts balance. Since their
late venture was unsuccessful will the
public, FOR sweet charity's sake, gener-
ously respond TO the ticket fiends2
Among those who are TO assist
are Mrs. Peterson, Mss Wenham,
Miss O'DonOughue. 4 double quartet
from st. Cecilia, Mr.. Pearson, Mr..
Campbell, Mr.. Force, Mr.. Post and the
Schubert Club. Price % cents all over
the house.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22
10 cREDITahs-

NOTICE To CREDITORS.
y state of Mich ga. county ~ Kent-sS
Notice e hereby given. that hY au order ~ the
Probate Court. tor the county ~ Kent. m ade on
the l-ta day ~ Nay. 8. ID. Is-I s.x months
from t18t date were allowed for creditors 20
present their claims against the estate q
HANNAH ~ WOOD
late of said county. deceased and thai All
creditors of said deceased are required 90 PRE-
cent their claims 90 said Probate court. st the
PROBATE 0f7ce 1 the city ~ Grand Rapids. Tor
sNafni1aff9u s1d allowance on oT before the
l4tn dav of Move entsr next and that snoh
claims WiI - heard before 9sff rou-t On
"Wednesday. the ltfn fsv of N0ve0ber next a.
11 O'Clock f- the forenoon % chat far
Dated Mav e A. To $50
Clkf r pFRkTN7
nova Judge ~ Probate
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22

Johannes Knlper and Charles WIN,
toe tuo young men convicted i1 tho
SUPERIOR court q larceny from l1s
t.r8s- fsrtorY, rees ved thsir sentences
Yesterday J8der Bur lnzsnaf gave tne
t.o~s fst1a-v lecture. suc toid thew
he sho1 ID make fre sentences ieht. l1
order ~ Cve ttru rssrcs ~ come
home sgd heg1 fe srrtt. TheT e.
~ T-re frr ~ months
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22

s1s.rrssu Csrpert-r WI So. - -. rurs
rsr - Trimmed

Alderman Carpenter haf Fot re ere
~ tns cifT poor fund. 80 hopes tc
make Some economic alterations r
thx department ~ eco rtv
gr.rernrnnr.t 1fe truks traf ttn
C.tr sUrTv Ffrrr e un-
necessary ersir snt hgpes t1sf some
0taer pian - fsuer ac charity may -
adopted taaf e-s likely f. ahuee
TINS - eTnar5 es u1et money 81
n8afiv for rs poor 81 aet~oIi does. ard
Detroit g moore su tvce tie szs ~
Grand ksgoG
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-22
Don't ThinE Hins.Ifoni1tv

Fred DAILY Was IN the superior court
yesterday 70 plead - the charge of
keeping open has "a o0n on election
day He waived the reading q the in-
formation. and pleaded not guilty.
Van Ho1tens Cocoa Best and goes
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