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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01

Contractors William J. II. Lingo Il
Son have about completed the rebuild.
ing of the EisIng and Iange property
at No. 200 West Fourth street, and now
tie building is one of the finest furni-
ture stores in this city. Owing to the
rapidly increasing business Of Samuel
Speak man, the enterpriglng Market
street furniture dealer, he has been
forced to seek larger quarters. Some
time ago Mr. Speakman purchased the
building and had 1t remodeled and
expects to be In his new store by the
middle of next week.
The building is two stories high, and
constructed of brick. On each side OF
two large doors are two spacious bulk
windows. The main store room Is 1856
feet deep and 30 feet wide This room
Ii art,Sticaiiy furnished In light blue
with heavy border. The office is also
on the ground floor. and in 1t has been
placed a large new safe.
10 the back of the main room and
up flight of staire. Is the carpet and
rug department This room is also
beautifully finished.
Leaving this room and to the south
is the parlor suite department. This
room Is 1876 feet deep and 80 foet wide
and Is also finished in beautiful col
ors The entire building will be heat
ed by steam and lighted by electricity.
On Orange street commodtous
| hipplng room has also been built and
| a ltogether the etore IL one Of the
abandonment In the city. As Mr.. Speak,
man III a reliable dealer he should le-
oeive much of the patronage Of Will
| mington housewives when they are in
| need OF anything in his limo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01

. =
The County Treasury IL empty and
there is NOT mucE prospect for lab
treasury before July lst when tho
fiscal year will begin. The meeting
was, devoted to the consideration OF
the financial condition of the county.
The delinquent tax Collectors have
about $4,000 of collectable taxes but
1t is hardly likely more than Sos. 600 or
$30, 900 will be realized. IL cannot DO
collected for several months yet.
The county will need $500 be-
tween now and July lst. to pay tn Q
necessary claims against bhe county
u easury.
The Court unanimously passed the
Following resolution which was offer
led by MIR. White.
Resolved, That the attorney OF the
court be requested to obtain such ne
lcessary legislation as will enable this
court to make temporary loan. not
to exceed $4,000. for the purpose OF
meeting accrued and current expenses
OF the county.
The court adjourned until next
Tuesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01
To Edgemo or by Trolley.

In all probability the Wilmington
City Railway Company will extead
their inc to Edgsmoor. The railway
company has been presented with
petition signed by live hundred
employees of tho EdRemoor compa.
nv, asking for the extension of the
line In taeir interests, and for the
railway company's also. They claim
by tho extension citizens OF Edgmoor-
would come here and make their pur-
chases, instead of going to Chester,
as ls NOW the case.
The main object of the workmen liz
that they might have better facilities
for reh ching the works. Tho p. W. i
b., railroad company now runs train
between this city and Edge Moor every
dnY but frequently the train IL held
over and the result Is that the work.
men are late at their work and on get.
ting to their homes:
BY extending the lineto the works all
thus trouble and Inconvenience would
be aybided and II the request ia grant
ed al OF the petitioners assert that
they will patronize the new line.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01

Tho King street market was we'll
crowded with Wilmington housewives
this morning in search OF the neces-
Bariee OF life. There were many far
mers in, and on ttieir stands could bs
secured ali Vegetables at reasonable
price.
The ruling prices were: Chickens,
from 80 .centa per pair up; butter, IL
cents per pound; eggs 3S cents dog
eli; celery, from cents up or foul
stake for 10 cents; beans, 10 cents pei
quart; peas, 10 cents per quart; tur
nips, 5 cents per quarter peca,
Onions, 10 etnts per hall peck; white
potatoes, IL cents per quarter paok up.
and from ST.. per bushel up; swee
potatoes, rs aonis per quarter peck OF
81 cents basket; pork chops, 10 cents
per pound; sausage, II and ID cents
lard. ~ cents: cabbage and . cents
pei head; apples, lb cents half peck;
bananas, IL cents n dnGeu.
The farmers still leporta scarcity o
eggs and pora is also likely to remain
u the SHINE price for some time yet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01

Anna Watson, colored, WIS this af-
ternoon held under $1,000 bail by
United States Commissioner S. Rod
mond Smith, for attempting to obtain
"a pension ffaudently.
From the testimony 1t was learned
that Mrs. Watson had gone before
William p. Yoshell and swore that she
was the husband of one Moulton Wat
son, who served in Company IL, OF the
regular army, during this late war. and
who died on November II, 1868. This
WAS untrue, Mrs. Watson being q
sister OF the deceased soldier. She
was therefore held under bail.
Joshua Daniels and Elizabeth Short,
who were charged with youohing to
the bogus claim, were dismissed, as
the crime had been committed outside
lof the jurisdiction OF this court. All
of the parties are from Kent county
and were arrested yesterday by Mar.
shall Mahaffy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01
AcADEMY or MUSIC.
The Ocean Steam ship.


Companies have all advanced theil
rates OF Steerago Passages from
Europe to Phila. and New York 10
S25 each-and even at that the ad
vanced rates are prohibited from
bringing aliens to this country-at the
same time they are selling second
cabin tickets TO all such persons fol
$35 who desire to come to this coun
try.
There are many persons here who
have been waiting an opportunity tt
get Storage tickets to send to theil
friends to come over here.
They had much better go at once
and procure second cabin ticket
which will cost but from s5 to S. owe
tho price ola steerage ticket. 1fcketi
for sale at the old ocean shipping OF
flee. No. SIT Market street. Samuel +
Belts. agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01
A Gold Mine in California.

Gold was discovered In California in 1s4s
and In Colorado in 1853. The discovery was
accidental in both cases, and the fact
created the impression that mines were
Lying around loose" Adventures drifted
about in hope OF stumbling upon mine.n
Mr.. Thayer, In his "Marvels of the New
West" mentions several instances of lucky
stumbling" Three men, while looking
for gold In California. discovered the dead
body of man who evidently had been
prospecting. Poor fellowi'' said one Of
the trio, .the has passed in his checksl''
Let's give him a decent burial" said an
other. 'Some wife or mother will be glad
If ever she knows it," They began to dig a
grave. Three feet below the surface they
discovered signs of gold. The stranger was
buried in another place, and where they
had located a grave they opened gold
mine,-Chicago Herald.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01
Revival at Middletown.

A great religious revival is in pro-
ar, ss In the Methodist church in Mid
dletown. the Rev. N. NJ. Browne, pas.
tor, Sixty persona have Joined the
ehnrch and more than 10 have profes-
sed conversion. Such religious
awakening has seldom II ever been
known in the community. A S25 pull
pit Bible and hymn book have Just
been presented to the church by Will
liam Taylor.
land some handsome Interior deoofa-
|tions are being made nrhe Ladies' Aid
Society, assisted by William Taylor
and wife. are putting the preachers
home in order for the coming session
of the Wilmington Conference. Rev.
W. X. Galloway, the evangelist, has
been laboring there, and his work has
been greatly blessed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01
The Verdict q unanimous.

It pleases the lawyer and his client,
too, to have the verdict of the jury
unanimous. A great jury composed
of the American public has rendered
an unanimous verdict on DR.. Hale's
Household Cough Cure as medicine,
agreeing that 1t promises Of a speedy
cure for coughs, colds and bronchial
troubles are always carried out to the
letter. This pleasant verdict has not
been obtained without great pains
taken to make it the best cough cure
on tae market. Try bottle when you
have cough or cold and you will be
long to the 'unanlmous" ever after
For sale by Beaton Smith, 7th ant
Pine streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01

A slight wreck occurred at Mallay
trossing on tho Philadelphia, vii.
fnlugton and Baltimore railroad, two
miles south oil ElktoB yesterday
Four cars of extra freight
No 137, sonth-hound, consisting of
two Pullman, ole parlor and a cabin
car, became detached from the train,
and extra freight No. 49,, coming
south at fair rate OF speed, dashed
into tho cars, pnrtly demolishing the
cabin car The front part of the en-
CINE was also slightly damaged. Nc
one was injured. Travel was delayed
tor some time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01
Farmers Institute,

The adjourned meeting Of New Cas-
tie County Farmers Institute will be
held Mt Newark to -morrow morning at
49, so o'clock when the annual elect
of officers will be held. Henry Palm or
of Avondale, Pa, will give an exhibit
tion Of Dorset sheep. and j. j. Rosa,
of Milford, will introduce discussion
on the peculinrties OF The particular
breed. Professor Frederick IL. Robin
son, Of Delaware College, will talk ON
Road Building, nand Edwin Burrougb.
president OF the Now Jersey Board OF
Agriculture. will deliyer an address on
Permanent Races
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01

Geutufy Niub tefebrattoh. 4
\ rio handsome new building of the
~W Century Club was formally taken
iSossipn OF by the members and
4&ntfs of the club yesterday. During
~ afternoon and evening the guests
Numbered COO The exercises opened
~ o'clock With an address OF well
51fns 81 Mrs. ABBY W. Miller, presl-
x&nt or the blub. The speaker dwelt
Sl3Su tho purposes of the club end
~ phasized the necessity Tor and the
nnk advantages OF unity OF pur-
&f51o. rs was clearly demonstrated by
~ completion of the building
Hrs. Emulea p. Warner read the
|fSdicatory poem written by Mrs. Su-
S&n Mari Spaiding. President Miller
9hon read these names as being pres
mi from other clubs:
III. Jennie Lozier and Mrs. Jennie j..
xply (Jennie June) Of Sorosis, New
fork city; Mira Helen Hiscock Backus
&nd AIRS. Olive Thorne Miller. Brook
z{Yn Woman's Club; Mrs. Alyina $, An.
E Theatnn Club; Mrs. II. w. Cogyeshall,
fs. Lydia l.. Ropes, Woman's Cntt
81 Orange. N. j.; Mrs. Florence
II lowe Hall and Miss Charlotte T.
: &|latke. Monday Afternoon Club Of
f Manifold, N. j.; Mrs. Anna W Long
4 <freth, Mrs. Henry q. Townsend. Mrs,
lazy .. Mpmford. Mrs. Edwin l.
\ IIkll, Mrs. Minerva Parker Nichols
s I'D Mrs. Rachel f. Avery, all oil the
X Eaw Century Club, OF Philadelphia
Z 'Iffn. Helen Bell, New Century Guild
!! Rhiladeiphia; Mrs. Gertrude X. Easily
N Xrs. William W. johnson. Women's
N literary Club. of Baltimore; Mrs. Nj
iIanda sfulioek. Mrs. Justina X. il
4 Wuman's Anthropological Society. o
Rashington, ID. c.; Mrs. John I. Ora
ham, Lend-a Hand Club, Mount Wash
) 1nRton. Md.
After reading the list of delegates
Mrs Mumfoid spoke on THE Woman
Elusl.n III was followed by snoI
xAlk on the intellectual possibilities q
q j y < wort, by Miss Croly and Mr.
4 En.kus.
The reception was held last nigh
md was truly enjoyable affair. III
4 Inception was held in the assembi
e room. The officers OF tho club, MIR
4 Charles r. Miller. president; Mrs. 10
y n. jackson. vice president; Mrs, z. v
Weldin, treasurer, and Miss Edit
Iruinp, secretary, assisted by MIR
IT. 4songstreth OF Philadelphia. Mrs. A. |
Warn, r, Miss Clement d. Smyth, Mr.
81 Mel Is and Mrs. w. W. Pusey.reeei
WI the guests of the occa sion in frol
"a bay window Oh the west side
aaacmbly room
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01

The doctors at the DR.. GiGller's Pas
feur Institute. OF New York city, hope
. save the life of Bayurai Leach, OF
this city ami who is now ut that hos
pitai undergoing treatment from hay
ing been bitten BY raid dog at Eies.
mere recently. This news was received
b. Mr.. and Mrs. Leach yesterday. and
comfofLed Them greatly, rs they are
very much distressed over the occur
renee.
Dr. II. p. Ives also received word
from the doctor that the necessary ma
terial for tho incubation OF Ieach's
horse, which The dog also bit, had beer
forwarded TO him. and as soon as 1t is
Received tho veterinarian viii inoeu
1ate the animal
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01

Assocjate Judge Marvel.

Governor Reynolds this morning ap
pointed Secretary Of State. David i.
Marvel, of Kent County, to the asso-
clate iudgeship. The oath OF office
was administered by Chancellor VOL
colt. John ID. Hawkins OF Dover was
alec appointed as Secretary of State.
The new associate Judge had been
secretary of State since Governor Rey'
nolds' election. Although his mans
had been kept as quiet as possible, his
many friends were working hard fol
his appointment which meets witt
general satisfaction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01

Tho Superior Court met this morn
iuu AZ 10 o'clock. The special jury IL
the Adams vs.. ClymE or case were ais
charged until Monday morning. req
18th on motion ofBenjamin Nields
in tho case OF Collins vs.. Mechanics
Loan Association, it was continued
until next term. Walter :. Hayes, Esq !,
asked for rule to show cause why th
second sci ia, shoul III not DO question
ed IN case OF lum Der company VS.
Nar0aretta Fahrenbach aud other
and fhe attainment Oh the claim sLrlUk
en- from the record for want of prose
cution. The rule was granted ana re
turnable on February 18th.
AT ii O'Clock judge Cullen dtscharg
ed the petit jury until this afternoon
at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. Porter filed petition for
award of Commissioners of Sharples
& Watts. va. Architectural suppl.
Company. Jddgment was given 10
the plaintiffs for full amount. ConI
was adjourned at IL 90 O'Clock TO "a
| this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01
bath MedaIng AnniNersAI Y.

The many friends of John 8Illeraud
wife of ANondals, Pa. assembled at the
Residence oil their son, i. ii. A!lll3r. 10
oongratuiate the worthy couple on tile
18th anniversary OF Their marriage on
Saturday. Among the guests present
were chitIIea, grandchildren great
grand -chiI1 ren and larg,. number OF
Relatives and friends from various
PARTS OF the county. Tho participants
Ind d. very social time and late Ill tet
afternoon the company departed fol
their homes after Wishing the oil
lleoupie many happy return OF tht
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01

a petition from the Edgemoor
workmsn containing several hundred
signatures was presented to the pro.
iectors OF the Electric railroad from
Brandywine Springs that was to pass
through our city and have its Western
terminus at Edgemoor. The Will
mington City Railway managers are
lighting the granting of the Charter
can Ito persuade the Legislators not
to grant the charter. The road should
be built and the projectors should
have no trouble in getting the neces.
sary legislation passed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01

Next thing to having been born rich 1t is
desirable to have been born very small or
very tall or very big or very queer in some
way. The world prefers odd things and
will pay for seeing queer people. If you are
a woman it isn't bad idea to be born very
beautiful, but to be beautiful man Is
worse than not having been born at ALL No
matter how you have been born, however,
it ia considered necessary to be born again
II you entertain any definite ideas about the
fature.-New York Herald.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01

Feb. 1.-The Board OF
Mn monthly session last
k'' members present were:
4 We billy, Cooper, Ellison.
Il etsyef }sS&les In the absence of
PRESIDENT Ferris, Thomas Frazer was
I 6lected to take the chair. A number Of
hills for repairing the new school
room were ordered paid. 1t was re-
norl6d that there were several vacant
. seats In Miss Retn Saundar room and
|nleo that there were great many ap.
>jicatiofis for seats in the West End
hool
After much discussion, it was de-
dsd to fill the vacant places with the
I west end applicants, until there should
1 ~ applicants from residents in town.
: when the west end scholars Will be
pompelied to vacate.
A number of citizens went TO Dover
Yesterday In the interest of the new
/ 4lectrie railway, and came home last
\ evening very anxious to get to work.
AS u result, a meeting has been ar
4 ranged to be held in the Town Hall on
Friday evening. The members OF the
Board OF Trade are especially request
u to attend. A number OF public
pifited persons are working with a
Ill to get the new railroad establish
and propose to fight 1t out,
Contractor Israel Rldinasis engaged
In eurkins soma OF the vessels which
4 have sprung a leak in the harbor hero
Airs. Irwin Van Arsdalen, of VII
& mington, and Mrs. Charles Bryan, o.
Newark, visited relatives here yester
day.
Capt. J.F. Phillips returned from
New York last evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01
struck Nv "a Piece of Steel.

1. j. Henry, living at Sixth and Wal
nut streets and employed at Bellah d.
Company's iron and steel establish.
ment. was painfully injured while at
work this Afternoon. Mr.. Henry was
engaged in helping chip a piece of
steel when q piece struck him over
the eye making an ugly cut. He was
taken to Taylor and Eullerton's drug
store, where the wound was dressed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01

YThe petitions Of James + Taylor,
5ames IL. Mitchell ami. solomon Davis.
asking that u water pipe lie laid OF
Seventh street, west OF Union. was re
fsrred to the chief engineer III the
meeting OF the Water Department last
night. The weekly pay roll Of si22 d
and tho monthly loll of @21i.6f Was
ordered paid according to the treas
ufel's report there was balance o.
|. knnd oil Si11,6li5l.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01

Charles Walker and James Murray,
both oolored, were arrested yesterday
afternoon by Officer Scott on charge
of cruelty to an animal. The men had
borrowed the horse and before return
ing it they had driven 1t until 1t was
almost exhausted. Officer Scott met
them and put a stop to the ride.
Judge Ball this morning fined Walker
S25 and costs but Murray was dis
missed, there being insufficient EVIL
dence TO warrant his holding.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01

The Kenneth News ard Advertiser
says: Don't let the Kennett Whining
ton electric railroad project die out.
Keep the matter agitated. Call a
town meeting. appoint Il committee TO
solicit subscription among Whining.
ton business men, We have no doubt
that sufficient amount of money
could be raised among them to build
the road II The matter was presented
In Q proper light.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01

DR.. Hnles Hau.otold Cough Cure is
Justly entitled 10 thu praise II Is recelN'
inv. wndrnver intrdduce it has pruvei
itself the most reliable remedy known fol-
tho cure of coughs colds, honrseues'
whooping-coush, br9nct IT'S, soreness o.
tie lungs aud every kind OF "A congd from
| q simple cold to incpient consumptl on
| Purely vegetable. Always reliable am
| effectiye, For sale ut 25c. and 50c. pc
4 battle at Beaton SnhittI's drug store, ft
l md Pine StrpPtR.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01
on MONDAY, FEBRUARY -. 1893.
At one O'Clock. p, m

Tho following desc ibe1 itersonul pro-
perry: = work ord tNiux horses. > It's. |
and years d, b mead oi luIlli rvs. some
fresh others ringers; | aye sr.old
hnIt=l and l4feitcr c5tlve,, / farm 'taEon
q rlnaltown carriage, no top buggy, Mo-
t tOUftipi. mower new sulky cultiya or.
Syracuse pillow, hoi 4. rake. corn ehetifr.
Van WIaekic yrI II ian. irun age eoru
cnveier and etltivaipr. twln harrow
foiA s hoes rnkes. shoSels, spades ctt-, :
.ct4 ni wagon harness. Q sets OF carriage
tafgess brIllcs col ar5 ha!Iers. lines a
Lot OF potatoes. Dairy fixtures, consist
Ing ell ehnrn. mi X butt,eta. pans, cream
kettles etc O. p irs OF Plymouth hoe
chiektns, Ierus-All sams OF <sa ANS
less cash, al over that amount edit #
M nths viii be given by purchaser gis
a blukabio nDte wit n approyea en-
dGIser with interest from date.
Z. II. PALMER.
W. ]. I.anlS It son. Anets. fl-2ew-d.eoj
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01

Miss Gertie Peters, residing at No.
AIS Ghst Fifth street. caught her nalr
ln Knitting machine in the hosiery
factory at Thirteenth ana LoInparo
streets, q few days ago, and narrowly
esca ned losing her scalp. One OF her
arms was also badly sprained. girl
In n bother factory haa ner uiess
caught In the machlhery On mohaay'
but fortunately esca psa injury.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01
washipzton,s Extinct volcano.

A large lake has been found, it is said, on
the ridge of the Olympic mountains, in
Washington, between the DuckabusA and
Snohomish rivers. 1t is situated in deep
basin Of the mountains at an altitude of
about 5000 feet, and the basin Is claimed to
be, in all probability, the crater of an ex-
tinct Volcano 1t is further stated to be
two miles long aud half mile wide, with
depth unknown, as the cliff descends per-
pondicularly into the water on all Sides
New York Telegram.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01
Death of an Active Man.

James Ferry died at his residence,
Eighth and Bennett streets, on Mon
day evening after short Illness, leay-
iRa an estate valued at some $40 600,
which lie accumulated In building
small houses ip different parts of the
city. He was q member of st. Marys
Church and leaves wife. four daugh-
tors and many friends to regret his
,leceAse. The death of such active
men is loss to the community.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01
LOCAL QUOTATIONS.
Found Dead In Bed .

Deputy Coroner Fox will make an
OF the death OF Gusty
Wiberg. who was found dead In his
bed at Browns Hotel on Monday
morning. Wiberg has been suffering
from consumption for some time but
had not been attended by physician
since December 20. Since that time he
was able to he about but was again
stricken on Sunday. The funeral will
be held this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01

Owing to the dul!ness of trade in
one or two of the departments of the
Delaware iron works at New Castle
some workmen were laid OFF temper.
arly on Monday afternoon.
Revival services at Mt. Salem NJ. L..
Church have closed, with 81 CONVEX
sions. The blind evangelist, Mrs. Susan
smith. assisted the pastor, the Rev. }
a. Blake. at the meetings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01

There are now 146 prisoners confined
in the jail at New Castle, making a
heavy drain on the tax payers OF the
who have to foot the bills pre-
scented by Sheriff Gould. 1t is a pity
that there is not come method by
which the institution can be made self
Between the criminals,
Ipaupers, insane and politicians the
financial burden is becoming intoler'
liable,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-01

A CENTS WANTED TO SELL TIL
ten by his close I'D confidential trienI
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Outfit only 100. Every one wuntsa copy.
Ely money. act quick. Hr. John Moore
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