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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-07-26

Don't forget that Gallipolis Fair,
Aug. s, 9, 10. II.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-07-26
Notice this seasons Special attractions.
Prof. A. L. ToIbert's
Running Combination,

which includes Tony Mullane, the
Famous Riderless Horse; Running
Race with Lady Riders; Roman
Standing Races; Skeleton Wagon
Races Hurdle Races; Two Lady
and Two Gentlemen Riders with
the combination.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-07-26
Big Enough
For This Part of the Earth.

Al,cdys Ambitious, Alrays Successful,
At,oqys IN Line nth Popular
Sentiment, it is managed ,eith Special
reference to qutckentng the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-07-26
Heart Throbs of the People!

Els ist algemein bekant, dass Gal
lipolis, sich in der Jehrlichen coun-
ty AussteIlung INNER besser zeigt
ais irgeRd elm anderer Platz i'm
Ohio Thai.
FRANK ULSAMER.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-07-26
Y Flair fwyaf llwddianis yn
Nlseheibarth Ohio.
]. j. THOMAS.

Cote faire promet etre une des
plus intersessantes dn sud de 'etat
de L Ohio-et ne pourra manquer
d'avoir un grand nombre de visi-
teurs. ]. e. PITRAT.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-07-26
Nearly $4,000
Premiums for Speed HorsesI

Buyers seeking Privileges are re.
minded that
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-07-26

Cincinnati Tobacco.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-24
TIE 1rCTrRE OK DRAWING

The addresses OF Mr. Henry T. Bailey.
state supervisor OF drawing for MassacLu-
sets, given last Monday afternoon and
evening were listened 10 with interest by a
company of - or more teachers lu the aft
ernuou and a cood-siZed audience al the
hall Iu the evening. MOI only the teachers
of the village district but those from the
ont districts ana neIEhUo-Iuc towns, were
present, IIns1ale sending large deIeEa-
tl0l. The address 10 the teachers took
the form %; q familiar talk. nrst 10 district
teachers later 10 those In graded schools.
discussing difficulties met with .u the
work AMI way, pf overcoming them
methods 10 use ia teaching and ends 20 be-
aimed az and results Go pe worked Tor iu
tins branch. In tine evening his tonic was
The place and power OF drawing lu public
instruction and tile address was VraH-
tltlL instructive one. showing the parents
what their children are learning .u lire
schools and the benefits to pr derived from
such q course, DE showed how the line,
ot education have changed iu past wears.
and how The Things which formerly tempt
el the children out aug made them d.
haste 60 leave school have been brought .n
and made 8 par, of their education. .l
such studies as botany geology. etAur.o-
El. cts The benefits 20 be- derived from Is
course ot drawing were shown. especially
o. those vino atterwart engage I'D mecLau-
zeal pursuits or who take advanced courses
III school, ut technology or similar lnstitu-
lions
Mr. Bailey ls q youn- man. bright. Ell
pertaining speaker. whose position is
guaranty OF his ability and whose enthu-
slasu ia his WORK Is evident 10 all who
listened &C him
II is gratifying TO know thar he pro
nounceo the schools here remarkably vel
advanced IN this branch. and ne expressed
much surprise and pleasure 10 ind the
work progressing in accordance with So
well-dehned anu carefully regulated plans
IL may not be known 20 all, even of those
who are interested IN school work. that
the work III drawing is as carefully graded
and as steadily advanced one year after an
other, as pupils advance. as any other
branch taught. Good progress is being
made, the work now being done ID the
nth grade being the same that four wears
ago was done IN the grade lust below the
High school. There has been constant al
vance. and plans are being made Tor more
efficient work and the reaching of a higher
standard OF excellence.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-24
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

school will close Wednesday for the Pa.
malnder OF the week. hanksrivinq, vsrs.
ton
The class IN geology. ga. went ..peoIo-
giving on Nj Wantastiuuet Saturiav
morning
The scholars are 10 have a spelling match
Wednesday the words 10 be taken from
today's Boston journal
The manager of the High school font hall
eleven presented Principal j. D Horn
with 50 for the decoration fund. the mo.
ceeds from last Saturdays game
The second lecture and popular talk will
be delivered 70 the school "Wednesday Inv
Commander Allan D. Brown. on ~ lie IN
the United States navy"
The vote was taken Wednesday last ~
see whether the one session system vo,,l5
continue In the High school Tor the resi- nj
lhe year Inc vote was nearly unanimous
on Inc Affirmative A vote was also taken
10 see which was the preferable time 10 he
GIN 500 or s:l5, which resulted in 100
majority IN favor of the 500.
The boys of the High school are firm
ing a Debating club. They have already
sent IN al application to ioin the Youtb,s
Oonl pahlon Lyceum league. and soon hone
~ nave debates on the questions OF the
uay one evening every two weeks. The
IolloWlng officers have been elected. Fred
Chhds' "a, president: Walter II Fddv
VA vice president; Principal j d. Horne
secretary Frank Morse "a, treasurer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-24
NORTH STREET SCHOOL NOTES

Guy G.. Lamsou. g. now a student NJ
Middlebury college, preached al East Mid
dleoury NOV. g.
Al the geography social given bv the class
OF ga. last Friday evening. Eva Barrett
won the prize, very pretty gold scarf pin.
AT the regular H. .. 5. meeting til
evening tine subject for debate is Resolved
That the life OF an unmarried woman al
the present time Is happier than that of a
married woman
All pupils intending 10 enter The North
street school IN the winter term. arr, ad-
yised to take advantage OF the very liberal
ofer. 10 enter Immediately after Thanks
giving without extra charge
The classes Of 81 and "a were invire9
by The class of 'g3 10 meet them i'm tba
North street parlOrs last Tuesday evening
GA entering the room each one received "a
poutonnlere OF carnations. the colors cor
responding with the colors of ms or her
class A very delightful evening was speu-
III guessing the different objects 10 be-
found on penny. after which dainty r4-
lreshments were served Horteuse Han
'4. was the winner of the prize. two vol
umes OF Mltchelis works.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-24
81 PRIsoNER $500
The other was Discharged. hut an OF
Ger Wanted Him Tried Again.

A Nottingham officer started from North
Adams. the 1ltl iI-.. with Fred Stne-
and Henry Gaud.ite They We're Do be-
tried at Nottingham Tor stealing turkeys
from George Plumb OF that place. saws the
Berkshire Democrat. ON the way up. how
ever. the party was intercepted al Reads
boro. and charge preferred against StIner
Tor stealing betting 90 tHe value 0f 500
from the Meta. Edge Box COMPANY IL
was decided TO hold The trla. on the latter
charge nrsi. and after hearing all the tesli-
mony III the case The Judge thought it such
9 weichty case thar be- would have % re-
serve his decision until Monday
The prisoners were then taken TO Whit
incham. and the trial on the charge of
turkey stealing was held. Ii lasted uni
about j clock al night. ana resulted in
the discharge of both prisoners. Due. "a the
prosecuting officer charged. tu the elo-
quenee Of the prisoners LAWYER. Fred Dow
!uu of North Adams. rather than go the
evidence.
After release Gaude,te went directly
back 20 North Adams white >uuer was
taken boy tine shprr 10 headsaoro TO await
the decision OF the Judge there The next
morning Justice Carpenter decided % hold
Nuuer In 500 bonds Tor the grand Jury and
- hours WAS allowed Iu which 10 obtain
U4I.. but >uuer had az easier way OF get
ting his freedom H- e.uded the sheriff
AND departed Wi,Lou. leaving behind anv
s1r' ot reW-ul.. SIelue" was kent Al
the Goo.s- House .u charge or sheriff
>pra-ga- AL night ur was hauG-cunr..
Do, clothes taken from him and na was
locked .L bis room. the officer staviu- .r
tl- next room. In tle morning DO was
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-24
OF LOCAL INTEREST


The Brattlehoro clergyman and his friend
who saw a meteor pass over the village
Friday. have their impressions confirmed
I'm the following despatch from lunbrdga
This state. to the Rutland Herald. several
men are hunting for o meteoriie supposed
to have struck i'm the hills near the south
western corner of this town last FRIDAY
forenoon. a heavy explosion was heard
bv many at about 10 8. M.. and TINS was
followed bv "a rumbiuC noise that lasted
abot, "a minute Houses that are miles
apart were shaken as If boy an earthquake.
at this time The sky was clear but many
charged the disturbance TO lightning
Frank stewart. farmer says he saw al
about the time named what appeared To bee
a large ball of fire coming from the direction
of The sun. This went over his house ana
then there was am explosion. He says i'
cannot boz far from his farm.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-24

The 4 o clock meeting C. tar rooms Is
sunday afternoon was -r. H- +. ATa'
more.
The Epworth Herald. ,ls organ Of u
Epworth league, has been added % III
ist OF publications on file So --- rooms
II Is expected that regular WORK u u
gymnasium will begin DeceuHe- 4 lH
boys class already mas q large mam1es-4
assured. and the Older class will ns'si
falr number
The second of the winter course o. e
tertainments occurs a. the Town hall l.l
Tuesday evening, when Jalu peNlu y
Ter delivers his lecture o. "Il7 uses 2
ugliness. 80 1t promises ,o la aa 5i'o3As
evening.
AL the mouthiy business meeting Ne
vember 20. these delegate Uera appo-l'~
10 attend the annua. stat n Y. a
convention al ~ JOln,r-- u-. ~
Gen. J. J. Estey. J. e. .-1s1{ (.
Westgate, L. H. Van Door 4r. .'i -
Woodbury.. Others from --., ASSOCIATE
viii doubtless attend
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-24
TOWN AGENTS L.IAELL

The United States comm .anir Q. y
ternal revenue mas ruled .la Town H4-
agents are held 10 be DIAL Cd" s7-
tax as retail liquor dealers under .H' Z
Jernal revenue law. and uu- ,ah- 'l' =
Necessary revenue STAMP ~. me ~
fiscal year This decision "r--' .le ~
ing issued several years a- e>7L!'-'
town agents from this l-s.
A copy of the ruling reads as Io-y.-
The ruling hitherto l -" .la ~ ~
agents engaged in selling 80
wines, and malt liquors a'2-'-
duties imposed upon then ,L- A'.
their state, are not require . Ht. ~
TAX as liquor dealers. Is hereby ir'oh'
and you are directed 10 ga.e. q. 7l-- =,
such agents ID vour district .Aa Sp' IN
1or the wear beginning su
without the so per cent pela
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-24
WEST BRATTLEBORO

Mrs. /. D. Mason Of Richmond is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Fred 7. Gleason
The escailoped oyster supper, given by
the ladies of the Baptist church was
largely attended last evening.
The nrst rehearsal OF the new ulav 20 he
given 10y the West Brattleboro Dramati.
club. viii be held al their rooms next Mon
day night
MI and Mrs. W d. StockweI wen, 10
Boston Monday where Mr. Stockwel will
buy some OF the goods for the new store.
ana his wife will visit IN Someryillt.
Rev. Mr.. Babhitt and Mrs. Henry stock
well are added 20 our sick lis, this week.
while Henry StockWeL Il. T. Knapp and
Pear. Bahhitt are slowly on the gain.
Il. G.. Niles and family move Saturday
from this village 10 David Downer house
on the corner OF Canal and Birge streets.
In the East village We regret 10 have
them leave US, and hope they NAV hnd as
many friends IN their new home as they are
leaving behind Them.
The trsy sieighride of Inc season from
this place was taken Wednesday evening.
when a party of ten OF the young people.
with Mr.. Covey as driver, went 10 Marlboro
10 attend the annual fair of the Congrega-
tlonal church OF that place. A nice ride.
a first class supper, and a general good
time was reported by ALL
The third annual reunion OF the First
Congregational church will be held on Fri
day, Dec. /. The exercises will begin Al
O clock with a social hour, which is 10 be
followed by the roll call and a report CT the
church work for the past year. After sup
per will come the regular business meeting
of the church. Invitations are being sent
out 10 the absent members of the church,
and il IS hoped there will be letters 10 read
in reply from most, if not all, who are
permanently or temporarily away
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-24
CUTTING DOWN Expenses
The Boston and Main, Railroad Tai,
ing of Trains and Dischargint Men

The Boston and Nam E4--1a1 el
pany will make a sweeping reduction il q
train service Oh the various lrSlz
About 40 trains vii. boz canre--- oh al &
the divisions which the company 11z-atz
Eight Will br taken on tu- Western iia
sion. eight on the Eastern division. ssTa
OF the Lowell division au- -le 1.1sn Z
the other divisions
For some time The manages Of I1s coz.
pany have been keeping . record & rzn
thar We're not paving. and Taos Trans II
now 10 pe cance.r-. some a. the u4.za
Be discontinued We're -uu curing lie sl1
mer and We're NOT taken or Wien ,l- Wiz
ter time table went into er- Ills 81
mated that 10y TINS cur down -l trans sfg
5000 mile. per day ISL. b. sara vti
reduction IN running expenses d. >-lu.p u
day.
The managers have ISIS. s-a-.s-
the men iu their employ -a.- 70
s.n.y SPARED IL is claimed THAI a-.1 a
seuEer and freight nu,u--- .-r5s-.
and the business oulrus PROMISE .7k
good a. ever within two months. >lls1
The sectlou men have p-a- DISCHARGE IN
each section. and a Cenera. discharge 1ls
OF men liz the various shops and Gsh
where they could bose sra- Then az
about 1000 names OIL -l- JAY rl. q r
Boston and Maine svste-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-24
BRATTLFBORO


Are ALWAYS realzrl
The Centrevile school closes this even
ing with an exhibition consisting OF reci
tations. dialogues, elc.
The teacher, OF the intermediate and
High schools al Hinsdale attended Mr.
Bailey lecture on drawing Monday
The Red Men will confer the adoption
degree on several candidates this evening
As this Is new work, full attendance is
desired.
Walter Harvey has bought one-half of
i. c. Stebbins milk route, taking the
Team that runs IN that section Of the viii
lage south OF Milestone brook
The ground is said to have been stained
incaTnadIne as result OF d scrap on the
island Wednesday night. Whether the
scrappers had been irrigating is not stated
Giisons auction al the Elliot street
stables tomorrow calls Tor a cosing-Out
sale of 30 Young horses, besides q
great quantity OF carriages, sleiGhs, robes
harness and horse goods in variety. Ii
will be a great sale and worth attending
Jordan ~ Van Doom are distributing
among their friends today very charming
little souvenir, the central feature OF which
"a
and ink drawing by Miss Bessie Van Doom
The letter press Is from The Phoenix Job
printing Office
a 7. White OF Boston viii deliver q
lecture tomorrow evening at Grand Army
hall upon the Worlds Fair. Illustrated by
stereOpticon views which include the prin-
cipal buildings, the Ferris wheel. and noted
exhibits in different departments. Nj
White comes under the auspices OF the
Sons of Veterans. The entertainment be
gins at 5 O'Clock
The 10Th anniversary Of Christ church.
GuilfOrd, Is 10 be celebrated next SUNDAY.
In the morning al lO:3G Rev. Or. Allen
OF Cambridge, Mass, will preach and III
the afternoon at 2;30 there will be histori-
cal and other addresses. This will be all
occasion OF special interest. not only TO the
residents of Guiitord, but 10 many OF our
village people who formerly lived there
The union meetings, held last week in
recognition of the week OF PRAYER for young
men. have been continued this week On
Sunday evening the meeting in the Con-
gregatiOnal church was in charge of the
pastors of the three churches. SO large a
number were in attendance Tuesday even
ing that the Baptist chapel was filled 20
overlooking, and 1t was decided 10 hold the
remaining meetings in the audience rooms
Of the Methodist and Congregational
churches, instead Of in the chapels, as al
nOunced.
The first real snow storm of the season
occurred Tuesday night. About I'VE inches
OF very heavy snow fell in BrattleDOro. but
Wilmington, Dover and other county towns
report eight inches Four inches fell at
Keene, six at Bellows Falls and ClaremOnt.
from six TO u from Chester to the summit.
There was almost no fall a few miles east
of Keene, and al Amherst the ground is
still bare. Sleighs were brought out We'd
nesday morning, but were not long in use,
a part OF the snow disappearing under the
rain which followed the SNOW. The New
y ork telegraph wire between the scale
house on the Vernon road and EsterbTOOk
block was broken by the snow
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-24
1.-THE MILL1oNA1REs or FIX

1t viii be welcome news 10 amusement
lovers that Henshaw and Ten Brock. lust
ly termed 1.-THE mlIouaires OF fun. who
scored such success a. the town hall last
October, are 20 appear here again Saturday
evening, Dec. = supported by the same
company. including the great sam Collins.
Miss May JordOn, Miss Edith Newton. etc.
The noted Nelson trio OF grOtesQue dancers
who nave created such a furore In all the
large cities. are recent addition 10 the
company, making the New Nabobs' the
strongest and finest tarce-comedv orgauiza-
uon on the road, giving a strictly lrst-class
performance IN every respect. Sale of
tickets al Chaplin a Co drug store We'd
nesday evening az 80 O clock
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-24
BRATTLHBoRo is. H1NsDA1.-
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high school Teams >ntp,,. we


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strong he''N iaus IoI s'H'. ...-. 0..T-
BrallleooIos were OF i. uniform y.
ana hal "''lel uHa'I ..l.r- .. IA.
game uuau Ullsi oppoAt- Tile yr,.
pom. Oh lile Illlisualr' wa. D. la-. has
lh "hlcH 1heH Hla"t aiIAa. 200. .sr.
as lbe biallieouIo7.
ne bIal'iei'oIos sc''. .Ia. nga
do"hs ll Ile AI9l A"'i' al. lal- kgF8
goal once. AT ihr beginning 4. n
game lnulH iliaue d. PIe..' . from Ha
ceHde Oh 'ie iIe'D ''. ta-.l+.. Ben.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-24
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-24
Death of James M. Roberts OF Jackson

James NJ. Roberts OF Jacksonville son Of the
late James Roberts, died Thursday after painful
illness. The last four weeks he was confined 70
MS bed AS the disease cancerous tumor, pro
greSsed. raCked with increasing distress hraveIv
patiently borne, ne III tanned his mental faculties
10 remarkable degree. ana cOnversed cheerfuIiy.
and with interest with his friends on passing
events Fully realizing his condition he specified
his wishes relative 70 his affairs and expressed
ms love for his family. Seemingly. as me- neared
the bounds of life. he was ~ DESTROYS that his
friends could with him enjoy the raptur1us
gilmpses that were ms OF tine welcome ne re-
ceived 20 the spirit world He was "a years old
and leaves three sons ana one daughter He Is
also survived by one sister. Mrs. q. r. GOOdnOw
Of Jacksonville, and four brothers. + Roberts
of Halifax, /. Roberts of Brsttleboro. Dr.
o. :. Roberts of Pittsfield and II NJ Roberts OF
Jacksonville
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-24
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, So
LUCAS COUNTY %

Frank J Cheney makes oath that be is the 60
nlOr partner Of the firm of g. a. Cheney a a.
doing business IN tine city OF Toledo county ana
81 ate aforesaid ana that said firm viii nav me
sum OF one Hundred Dollars Tor eacn and sy,-,-
case of CaIarrh thai cannot De cured bv tb- ,,s.
of Hall Uatarrh Cure FRANK j. CHENEY .
sworn 20 before me ana subscribed In my mr.
ence this 9TH day OF December A. d. 1856
sEAL w GLEASON, Notary Public
Halls Cauarrh Cure Is taken Internally ana sofs
directly on the blood aud mucous surfaces of + H.
system send for testimonials. free
,,. +. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo o.
fr-Sold by Druggists, 20 cents
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-24

Those persons VINO do not need iron but who
are troubled with nervousness and dysDer,sie
will hnd IN Cartar's Little Nerve Pills a most d.
slrable article They are mostly used IN comhi-
nation with Carriers Little Liver Pills and h
TINS way often exert most magical effect Tale
lust one pill OF each kind immediately after est-
ing ana you Will be free from indigestion and
dyspepsia. In iAls at % cents Try them
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-24

A gain Of ten thousand IN circulation within q
month, Is something extraordinary for a news.
paper But the Boston Journal mas acblay-d
that since th- eiec ION. The bright newsy char
acter OF the Journal is evidently being recognize
all over New England, since thousands of new
readers are turning 10 IT'S columns
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-24

After being sick with Lung, Liver and Kidney
trouble ana after -ryinR several Of our most en-
inent physicians ard obtaining no relief, ] took
MicrObe Killer 10 cured me. Mrs. Joseph I.
Freeman. Portsmouth. y II
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-24
THE SPORTING NEWS


Delegates rom Goddar. sem mar. IA
mou- Methodist seminary 81. '1I En-.
Burlington High school, -h. ,. ....,-
bury academy will soon Nee q. Mol'. nj
10 form a Vermont schoo. base o4- 7''
Denney O'Neiu, who was re'' m.
from an attack of TYPHOID fever u', ,-,,
fered a relapse, and ms condition u
critical
The New York Clipper contains IA
trait and sketch of Jack Mc,ar--s. ..I-r,t
Holy Cross catcher, now of tar q ... u5-b
league team, who formerly n.'''
kearsarge at Greenfield.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-24

Sent by mail at 20 cents each or two for 81 cents
Twelve large views OF Brattleboro
i I ATWOOD.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-24

The Brooks House Hack and Coupe
Line
now under one management and is prepared
10 carry passengers 10 and from all trains and TO
al PARTS Of the village. Orders may be- given hy
telephone 10 the Brooks House coupe stand on
Main street, or al the Brooks House stables AL
baggage carried free. We shall strive by prompt
and courteous service to merit the public patron
age Il o CooLinGE
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