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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-22
WELLSBURG.

WEiI,rtE0. March 2L-Class No. : of
the Presbyterian Sabbath school WILL have
a supper and festival in the lecture room Of
the church on Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the organ fund. As they are
pleasant young ladies and have made every
preparation, all may expect a good time.
A. Smith. the iewelry, is pushing his
new building rapidly along, Mr.. Cheek,
who has the contract for the stone work.
has the foundation about completed. The
front is 10 be of iron.
w +. Boutwell,, proprietor of the Hud-
son House, is confined TO his room by i'll
ness, and Capt Tom Bowman has his
hands full looking after the guests.
j. w. Wheeler and Rebecca Hindman,
OF Golfers, were married on Wednesday
in the parlors of the Lewis House by Rev.
Shields.
j. c. Cartwright was in town this week.
Prof Brown gave his junior geology
class a stereopticon show few evenings
ago
DR.. Hartigan, who has been indispOsed
for some days, has recovered.
Examinations for the winter term have
commenced at the University.
Mrs Prof Lorentz has been suffering
with a severe attack of the quinsy for the
past week. and is no better, we are sorry
TO say, at this writing
The Bee Hive store will remove 10
Clarksburg the first of April
J. r. Trotter. who attended the State
Sunday School Convention as delegate
from this place, returned to-day
c. J.. White has been indiSposed for some
days, but mas about recovered.
Ernest Hayes is visiting friends in Pitts
burg
Miss Mary Semans has returned 10
Cniontown after a short visit 10 her parents
in South Morgantown
Miss Sadie Coil was visiting Fairmont
friends recently.
The Shakespeare Club meets Thursday
evening a. the residence of Prof. and Mrs
Whitehill.
Rev. \. NJ. Buchanan preached at the
Fairmont Presbyterian Church Tuesday
evening, the Eth
John Donnan, tue efficient manager of
the Riverside. was in Wheeling on Satur-
day OF business.
Frank Lucher. of Huntington. is spend
ing Sabbath al MS home here after several
weeks absence From copies Of his paper
seen here his work there seems to have
been very successful in that growing city
Miss Lizzie Ault, charming young lazy
from the SteuDenvilie Female College, is
the guest of Miss Minnie Shields. at the
Hudson House
Mrs Henry Ziil.ken is visiting friends
in PittSburg
=. Brown. ESQ. "a prominent PittSburg
attorney, was in the city on legal business
on Saturday.
Judges jacob and Melvin of Wheeling,
spent part OF the week here attending
court Court adjourned Saturday
Miss Ella Howard and Miss Ella Brown,
OF Elm Grove. are the guests Of Henry
Hammond. east of the city.
The electric light people are busily en-
raged in putting in the fixtures for light
/ ing private houses.
The Disciples church will begin series
of revival meetings on Sabbath. Some able
ministers are expected from distance and
I thepubhc generally are invited to attend
Commissioner Robert Scott was out on
the street on SATURDAY.
Master Rod Jacob, son of T.. Jacob, ESQ.
is down with a mild attack of fever. Sew
eral cases are reported in town, but none of
them serious.
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BENwOOD.

Miss Belle Martin. charming Young
lady of MoundSville, is visiting friends on
Water street.
Miss Maggie Stewart entertained the =
and l.. Club last evening
Mrs. Harriet Vance of Lower Ward. is
a guest of friends in MingO, O.
JV Barton attended court at New Mar
tinsville last week
A gentleman at McMeechen comes 10 the
front in plscatOrial trophies Of the season,
having caught 4 sturgeon which tipped the
beam AZ forty-five pounds and three ounces,
IL being the catch of the season.
The farmers of this vicinity commenced
blowing last week.
Henry Strobel well-knowu citizen Of
McMechem, died last Friday.
The force of Italians engaged upon the
4. X q. improvements ceased from their
labor last week on account of the sad death
of one of their comrades.
The death Of {. II. Collier. of Wheeling.
was deeply deplored by his friends here.
Little Miss Rhea Warden is seriously i'll
al the home Of her grandfather, A. L. Pei
lev, postmaster.
Candidates for County Superintendent
OF Schools are looming on the horizon
James Farmer. popular young man,
employed at the Riverside Works, had his
ankle badly strained At the plant Tuesday
I'M consequence of which he was forced to
take furlough.
Hancock Post Will attend the funeral TO-
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MORGANTOWN.

MoRGASTowN, w. VA, March 2l.-Miss
Emma Fordyce, who has been teaching FOR
some time at Marshall College, was COM
PEELED TO resign her position on account of
i'll health. She returned recently to her
home at this place
Walter Hays has returned from bust
ness trip to Charleston, Huntington and
other southern points.
Hon. f. w. St. Clair has returned from
Charleston.
Senator Garrison is at home again after
his arduous labOrs at the Capital.
Prof A. l.. Wade has returned from
Charleston
The new dwelling being erected by c. a.
Hayes will be occupied by DR. George
Joseph.
The ladies of the NJ. r. Church are max
ing elaborate preparations for a supper and
festival tonight The entertainment will
consist of music, evolutionary exercises
and refreshments.
The stone work of the new court house
is progressing rapidly.
j. l. Keener has returned from Chicago,
where he recently purchased fine lot of
beef cattle.
Several new dwelling houses will be
erected near the pumping station by the
Standard Oil Company soon.
An interesting Easter service will be held
at the NJ T. church of this place.
The protracted meeting at the NJ. p.
church is still in progress and will continue
one week longer. Rev Mr.. Davis, the
pastor, is succeeding nobly in his work
here.
Several Norgantown people attended the
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NEW CUMBERLAND.


NEW CUMBERLAND, March 2l.-Circuit
Court will begin next Tuesday. The case
of Jack Hanley for the killing of Gill, on
the Fourth of July, will come up for hear
ing.
1t is reported that the heirs owning the
old brick-yard tract in upper town, VIII
lay off the same in lots and sell them on Tor
building purposes. There are ten or
twelve acres il the tract-abOut one-thlrd
bottom and the balance hill side. II the
lots belonging 70 the estate OF captain
Ward, deceased, were put on the marAe'
for sale, all of which are in the north END,
il would give the upper town room 10 Hi
out and spread itself
Delegate Pugh and Senator Stewart have
arrived home and are busy shaking hanos
with their constituents.
Jasper Nj. Porter, of Allegheny, IS IN
town.
Mrs. Eleanor Swearingen, a sister OF tne
late Mrs Drusilla McWha, died laSI pa,
uriav night at Wellsvilie. where she nad
been living with relative. Inc REMAINS
were Inferred in the Three Springs bury
ing ground. near Holidays Cove. She
was about 50 years Of age.
James 3. Campbell, the lumber dediet'
cas an inch pipe laid from the river 10 MS
lumber ward, and is pumping water through
il 20 wash the lumber that was nOOueu
All his dry worked lumber was HOODED ana
left I'm a muddy shape IL will be an eX-
pensive lob, as there is a big pile OF IL 70
90 over. -
Improved mail facilities are always
hailed as blessing, but retr0gaoe change
is "a fraud on the public. Our town IS Id
boring under the last named kihu OIL
change. Under tbs former ARRANGEMENT
the morning mail up was received aoou.
30 a. NJ, and mail that we formerly 20.
in the evening from the north we get mex.
dav about 10 a. m on the same tram that
we receive the Wheeling mail. Why the
change was made IS unknown 10 theH-
selves.
The wharf boat is doing very fair
amount Of business.
Uncle Jimmy Gardner, OF Paris, Pa; an
orphan lad Of 93 years, was IN town a lew
q avs ago, calling among his friends.
Marshall Division, Uniformed Rank Is.
of p was duly installed Tuesday night
last Col Mather of Petersburg, was
master of ceremonies. There are - charter
members. and il is said to be the largest
division in the state.
Thursdays REGISTER mentions the de-
cease OF Celestine Kaltenbach, OF Dubuque
Iowa. said 70 be the oldest postmaster, nav
inc been appointed postmaster by PreSl-
dent Pierce. in ls}S. w. II. Wallace, oil
Hamnondsvile. Ohio, is several years
ahead He was appointed under jackson $
administration, in 1890, assistant postmaS-
Ter 10 A. c. Richardson, OF Wellsvllle
Three wears later-lS33-he was appointed
postmaster al Yellow Greek, and has been
in active service ever since, changing
twice. being sworn in at Port Horner, IN
1859. and at Hammoudsville about lS2l'
each time dropping one Office to take the
thc other He is AT present hale anu
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BRIDGEPORT.

Charles Carpenter, OF Anderson, Ind, IS
visiting his mother, Mrs. j. II. Van Pelt.
Capt. Edward Muhleman. of the Crystal
glass factory. is able to be out again after
a weeks illness.
Mr.. Newman, OF New York, is here, the
guest of his son, A. II. Newman, OF Brook
side.
Mrs. William Ramsey, Of Wheeling was
the guest Yesterday of Miss Mamie Dun
can.
The Republican primaries were held in
the City Hall yesterday afternoon, the re
suit of which is as follows Township
Treasurer. j. +. Clark: Assessor. A. G..
Bags: Township Trustee, w. 4. Brown a;
Justice. VIM. II Howells-
Miss Maggie Hill is visiting with friends
in St Clairsville.
Miss Walker, Of New Athens, is the
guest of Miss Bessie Cooke.
George Brtton, OF the West End, had
his hand severely hurt at the Wheeling
Creek mines yesterday
Rev. Ewing, of Allegheny, will occupy
the pulpit in the Presbyterian church to-
day. both morning and evening
John thinner is lying in a critical con
dition at his home near kOennlines cross
ing
Robert H. Clayland is a candidate for
assessor He is well calculated 10 faith
fully serve the people and should receive a
liberal support.
Miss Mary Roberts of Wheeling, is can
vasing our town in the interest OF a popular
inyenile book. and is meeting with much
success.
DR.. Lorenzo Heinlein has temporarily
located his dental parloP in the Office OF his
brother. DIR. A. j. HeinleIn, on Bank street.
He was recently graduated with high
honors AT the Philadelphia Co llege Of Den
tistry. and we are assured he Will be sue
cess.
Ex.Prooate Judge J. X CASTOR. who has
been visiting his home in Washington
City. returned home Yesterday.
II. G.. Clark spent few days III Pitts
burg last week.
has been in delicate health for long time
died on Fridry morning. She will be
buried from her late residence this after
noon ~ o'clock.
Geo. Pitner received word from Wash
ington City few DAYS ago that he mad beer
granted pension Of so per month. He
will receive pay from February T., 1891.
The Scotch Recital" to be given at the
PRESBYTERIAN church on Wednesday even
ing bv Mr. and Mrs. John K. Scott prom
ises TO draw a crowded house. The pro
ceeds are TO be applied Tor the oeneht OF
the Y. NJ. c. 4 Mrs. Scott nee Miss An
ME Moore was formerly resident Of oul
town.
Word was received here last evening
that Mrs. Edward Woodcock had died al
the residence of her sister. Mrs. Bar
Rowles, at Topeka, Kansas, where she mac
gone in hope OF improving hor health and
had Just arrived last Wednesday. Hel
death created universal sorrow as she had
many friends.
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PALArINE,

PLAriNr. ". Va, March 9l--P G.
Stealey returned home Sunday from a
pleasant visit TO Wheeling.
r. " CheuOweth is lying very his faith
ers residence on Merchant street, with
typhoid fever.
sam Booker. of Moundsville, spent last
Monday night in this place helping TO lu-
stitute Liberty Council No. >, Jr .. u. A.
NJ
John ID. Hall. State Council Secretary
Jr d l.. a. NJ. of Wheeling, was in the
ciy Monday night.
Thomas II Steel spent Wednesday last
10 NOrgaLtOwu
Miss Hattie Barnes is visiting friends
ard relatives n Allegheny, Pa
&. /. Leonard. Of Williamsburg, Pa,
spent "a few dIys here this week, he being
called here by the illness of his sister, Mrs
Della Snider, VINO died Monday morning
He returned home Friday.
The proprietOrs of the cooperative store
arr Woodworking their stock Of goods of
tbis week 90 quit business.
u. - HclmicK is now employed as clerk
40 Orr X Peoples store. Mr.. IL was EN-
pIoyed as station agent at Tunnelton, but
found the work too hard for him and re
signed that position.
j ID. Lloyd and son Lawrence returned
home Sunday from a business trip to Wash
.urtOu and Baltimore.
John Timple is spending few days Wis
ting friends at California, Pa.
Miss Anna Bishop, of Grafton, spent 1
few days visiting friends and relatives here
this week
John CAN'T, Of Bellaire, Ohio, is visiting
his parents here this week
W Ed. Means is confined 10 his home
. t.yfs % carraro affarlr of the grin
Lewis H. Wilson and wife, OF Wades
town, are visiting relatives here.
Edwin Watson, son Of Attorney Lee p
Watson, is very sick with typhoid fever.
The house Of +. H. Garrett corner Wa
ter and Merchant streets, has been treated
10 a coat Of paint, which adds much TO its
appearance.
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Several Morgantown people attended the


all the painful disorders and
chronic weaknesses peculiar to the
female sex. They 90, with the use
of DR.. Pierce's Fayorite Prescrip-
ton. Periodical pains, weak back,
bearing down sensations, nervous
prostration, all "female complaints "
are cured by it. 1t is purely vege-
table and perfectly harmless a
powerful general, as well as uterine,
tonic and nervine, imparting vigOr
and strength to the whole system.
1t costs you nothing if it fails to
give satisfaction. It's guaranteed
to do so, in every case, or the money
is refunded. 1t can be guaranteed
for it does it. No other medicine
for women is sold on such terms.
That's the way its makers prove
their faith in it. Contains no alco-
hol to inebriate; no syrup or sugar
to derange digestion ; legitimate
medicine, not a beverage. Purely
vegetable and perfectly harmless in
any condition Of the system.
Worlds Dispensary Medical AS
ISOLATION, Projectors, No. Cos Main
Street, Buffalo, n. Y,
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MARTIN'S FERRf.

The entertainment given at the Episco-
pal church on Friday evening was quite
musical treat, and the church people and
audience generally express their thanks for
assistance rendered by those from Wheel
ing. who. notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather. praced the occasion with their
presence and exquisite music, and it is also
in place to add the appreciation expressed
bv those present of the assistance rendered
bv those here: as well as the manner in
which the organ recital was arranged by
received in the basket contribution, which
Amounted TO something over so.
The senior class of the High School Will
hold their class-day exercises next Friday
afternoon. The programme is as follows:
Grafton, Mary Jones; Poem, Jennie Lyle;
Essay. Frank Harrison; Prophecy, Ed
ward Springer: History, Allie William
son. Luther Lewis is President OF the
class.
Miss Ira, daughter of VIM Linn, OF Sec
ond street, is dangerously Ill.
The y. W. G. T. L. will give an enter
tainment in the Opera House next Friday
evening, March p, for the oeneht OF the
IN. &. A. The Peak Sisters from Alas
ka will be the attraction and the admission
will be % cents.
C.. s. Chaplin OF Detroit, Mich, was the
guest of Capt. Levi Inglebright, Yesterday
Tom Jordan is back from Cincinnati
where he has been attending the College OF
Pharmacy
Gels & Gehringer erected a fine granite
monument in Riverview cemetery for John
Spence, to the memory Of Mr. Spence'S
wife.
Joseph Lewis, Of Rush Run, was IN the
city yesterday on business.
4. NJ. Deney. of Washington. ID. c.,
High Chief Ruler of the Independent Or
der of Rechabites in North America, was
in the CITY Friday evening payinga an official
visit to CRYSTAL Fount Tent IDS. He re
ports the order in flourishing condition.
Andrew GOttschalk leaves tomorrow
evening for the East in the interest of the
Buckeye Glass Co.
The Belmont County Commissioners are
after special legislation by the Legislature
permitting them TO carry the bridge fund
Indebtedness at a lower rate OF interest
The floods of the past two years have
caused the bridge levy TO be much below
the demands upon the fund.
The cost of running the Children's Home
of this county for the past year was
s, 922 90, which is 81 900 less than the year
before.
The c. X p. Railroad Company has is
sued orders TO all their agents not to sell
tickets to parties who are under the iniiu-
ence of liquor: also ordered their conduc-
tors not to allow drunken men on their
trains These orders will take good deal
of patronage from the owl train that runs
every Saturday night.
The Democratic township primaries
were held at the City Building, and the
following candidates nominated For Trus-
tee, Carlos Leatherwood; Treasurer, Fred
Cook; Justice of the Peace, Il. Applegarth;
Assessor for Martins Ferry Precinct,J. a.
Darrah: Bridgeport Precinct, Robert Clay
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State Sunday school convention as dele
gates. which commenced At Grafton this
week
Prof. /. G. White was at home several
days this week.
Miss Maud McYicker, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Charles Reed, Of
Wheeling, returned home Thursday even
ing.
Misses Madge and Gay Brown, daugh-
tiers of Hon. John j Brown, are at home
from school for weeks vacation.
Prof. Fritz will give an evolutionary en-
tertainment Monday night His series OF
lessons given for the past month at the
University will close next Wednesday.
Football is the reigning sport with the
University students.
Ex-senator Waitman I. Wiley, will de-
liver a lecture at the NJ. r.. church to-mor-
row at 10 30 o'clock, on the occasion OF the
commemoration services Of the Wesley
centennial.
A new social organization was Instituted
in Morgantown few evenings ago. Up to
date ii is without name.
Miss Blanche Anderson, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Rev W. &. Davis,
of Boston. Pa, for some time. has re
turned
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PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, o., March ell. o. Smith,
of Bessemer, Alabama, was calling on
friends at Portland and Warrenton this
week.
VIM. Mcleary, of Republic, Mo, spent
the greater part of the week visiting his
father Hon j. G.. Mcleary.
Mrs. w. H. Robinson, OF River Lawn,
made pleasant call on Mrs. T. o. Betton,
this week.
Mrs. Il. G. Sanderson, who has been in
disposed for several weeks, is still sick.
Quite large crowd attended the sale Of
Hodgens Bros, Wednesday. Among those
from distance were A. U. Moore, the auc-
tioneer. of Hopedale; Alex. Smith and
Oscar Worthington, Of Alexandria, and
G w. McCleary, of Wellsburg.
w. a. Ward and wife were in Wheeling
yesterday.
Mrs. T. V. Moore, of Pittsburg arrived
home Yesterday, called hence by the death
of her sisterin- law, Mrs. Hobbs, of Wheel
ing. Mrs. Hobbs was well known in our
community, and her host of friends here
sympathize deeply with the family OF the
deceased.
The Jr. O. L. A. NJ. now number abont
sixty members and have two or three init
tons every meeting night. Elmer and Jo-
siah AIKEN were among those who rode the
goat last night.
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Qnr 5nle a,to 9nr Arut.
FOR SALE

The two story Brick Dwelling 0a
corner Of Twenty and Eof ,lrr0'. b.
j, good and substantial hou-. WITH
Brick Stable on rear. and vii De-. .nIr ..
what Nhe house alone would cost o. 3D..
Frame House containing sIN rooms. % a.
Market street.
Brick House containing SIX rooms >
Sixteenth street.
Building Lots at Pleasant Vale, $751;.
Road. Choice location. Aboy. hi,t a...-
Building Lots on McCulloch .i- r'
squares north OF Central Glass Wof,. /.
up 10 500. Splendid buildlug ,f. N4
bothered by Hoods.
Building Lots on east end % .---a.. t.
Fifteenth streets.
Building Lots on Twentyninfi -'f. .f
McCulloch street, 800
Six Room House. 2il9 Jac.h ,i--et :. ip
Eight Room Dwelling. alta ar., ta'-
Martins Ferry. Very cheap
Six-roomed House. with tail. bath r...
and cold water. at 1914 Me- .locl -tra
much less than II cost
A new fye-roomed Brick Hou-r 900 u.''la
corner OF Eleventh and Eon ftre'', ,'
Country Residence. with ga hcs-r NJ -t .
~ Elm Grove, II minutes walk frou .'0
House, containing eight room.
cistern and splendid we'll, mature -t,
stable. yard contains beautiful .t.l. %.
shrubbery; "A large orchard and god -'-
This property fronts 500 feet ON Nilorl IS
VIII sell as whole or divide o. Situate. F.
beautiful elevation, with natural dfa'l.t
\ - acre Farm on Fairmont Pix rre
from this city. Good house. stable sl.
buildings. Forty acres In Blue ,'a--
stone land. Price. 1880.
A Vegetable Farm Oh Ohio fiyef \ -.
ground. will grow anything. c'l'
acres, good house; i've minute Htt
tion. siX miles from Wheei.ug
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PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT, w. Va, March 2l.-Mrs l..
Vernet had a purse Of nearly $40 stolen
from her house Tuesday.
Two men were arrested Thursday as
fugitiveS from Jefferson county, but proved
70 be innocent
MesSrS a II barr. c. H. ROutzahn
George Murphy, George +. Sewers and
several other carpenters left this week for
Alexander, W. Va. where they will build
houses for the Alexander Boom and Lum-
Der Company This company is now ship
ping a quantity of machinery from here
which it bought from the LOchiel Lumber
Company.
MessrS. John Thrall and Godfrey Felty
are SICK
Marion Company, No. 81. Military Rank.
Knights Of the Mystic Chain, was organ
lied here Wednesday night.
The buildings for the new machine shop
and foundry 10y local capitalists will be
erected Immediately Mr. Il. II. Lacey will
De Superintendent
Westernport viii soon have Il $1,000
school house.
ST AllOysius Temperance Society parad-
ed the streets ST Patrick'S day
Miss MOllie Hess Is visiting in Chicago.
and Ralph and i =. Helfecstay returned
from that city Thursday.
a. G.. Taylor and Ed Halbaugh left
Thursday for Hinton.
KObacber Bros. X Co. of COnuellsville,
Pa, will open store here next week.
Miss Mamie Cecil, of Baltimore. Is the
guest of relatives here.
Geo. L. Bruce. late of this place, grad
uated recently at the Dental Department
of the Maryland University, receiving the
prizes.
Mrs. Ellen Fisher, of Temole, Tex. late
ofPiedmont received Il paralytcal stroke
recently.
G.. ". Herboldsheimer has received "a
patent for u tool trimming sheet iron.
j. II. Jarboe and wife attended the fun
eral Of his brother, Elmer, few days ago,
at Mt Lake
The b X o. pay car arrived here Mon
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WARRENTOS.

WNKrNroN, March 2l-The steamer
Mark Winnett was anchored at the War
reuton wharf on Friday night.
Captain Glow was in town few hours
yesterday.
AsprantS for township Offices are legion
This afternoon will put a quietus on all
but the lucky ones among the Republican
fraternity The Democrats will have u
few more days of uncertainty before the
nomination.
Two Hagerty boys. a HenniS and a
Brindley boy, OF Rush Run, were arrested
on Friday for the roObinS aud burning of
store at that place some weeks ago.
W Blackburn and Schrimplin. of the
Japan Tea Co. are delivering goods here
aud in Portland to-day.
W. r Andrews of Martins Ferry, was
in town Friday on business.
Trains on the W X L. +. run rs far as
Mingo now.
Myro King spent Wednesday in Wheel
Wheeling.
Joe Tibbets. foreman of the Bridge Com
pany, and Billy Hopkins, were at the Cen
tral on Monday, en- route for Toledo.
Mrs. Nost made u business trip to
Wheeling on Wednesday.
Ed Peely was home q few days last
week, but returned to Wellsyille.
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