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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.


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Number for Jansay - ,ach year When pc
tan e IL meniione.L sarsrr ptions vii begin with
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order.
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have given the Arabella flour q thorough
trial aud come 60 an conclusion that ~ Is
the best four have ever used, and | have
hsrstofore been using entirely eastern flour.
hRs. NM. BIsuor.
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Have cen using the A ahella -four for
some time past and can say that IL makes
splendid light bread and h an sKesllsnt all
round -four Everyone should use tho
Afaaslln hour. Tor ~ 10 made by the Helena
roller mills. home industry, aud has no
equal Ans. q. G.. CAIN.
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of orIe-.
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1894.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPERs PAzAR is journal for the home II
gives the fullest and latest information about
Fashions. and its numerous illustrations arts
designs, and pattern-sheet supplements are in
the professional mo1iste. No expense h spare
to make its artistic attractivsuoss - the highest
order. it, bright stories. am sing comedies.
and thocshtful cssaya at els al tastes. aud ita
last pace IL famous ~ budget OF W.T. aud
humor. In its weekly issues everything Is In
cluded which h. 81 intere 10 women. he
Ssriais ar 1884 will be WI tten By "A q! ian Black
and Walter ssesAnt. rhort stories viii b.
written by Mar h wilkins, Maria ouiae Fool,
huth Me- nsry tuArt. Marion Hariaud. and
others Outdoor sports and a door flames.
Socifl Entertainment, mbrutdery ana -~or
interesting topc will rereiva constant Atten-
ton. new orias IL promise Of "Dofs- and
Repaiee."
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PERSONAL

n. n. Ringsling. Of Philipsbure. is at The
Helena.
II. II. Francis OF MissoulA. 10 a visitor in
Helena.
Julius Horst. the hotel man Of q eat
Falls. is visitor In Helena.
G. Wallace Taylor. one OF the commits
sioners OF Teton county. is In town.
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Have you nstissd what a delightful taste
the bread has made { ON A abella -four?
There is no other flour sold in Helena that
has 10.
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Movable scenery was first used In thea
tiers IA 1905. IL was invented by Baldns-
sare peruzzi and displayed In Rome before
Leo y.
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Legal blanks At this Office.
A GRAND SPECTACLE

WIN Be Seen by Hundreds Of People at
Auditorium Tonight.
Promptly at nine o'clock, when the grand
march OF the HAPPY Hour Social club mas
querade ball % tbs auditorium begins so
night there will undoubtedly bo over a
bundled couples In line. according to tina
number Of tickets already sold. The club
is entitled TO big success. having engaged
the beat hall, the best music, and selected a
hns list Of prizes we'll worthy of the aprre-
citation of those who are lucky enough 10
capture them. The small priee Of admis-
sion, either for the hall or gallery, will
enable everybody 90 PARTED ate. The club
extends cordial welcome TO all loV %
ers Of fun and merriment, but wants 10
strictly Understood that no disrsp utable
persons will be admitted.
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1894.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

H,RpER's WEEKII is beyond all question ths
Leading Journal a AmpricA. IN lie splendid
II ust-stions. n lie cora Of disting uishod con
srihutor.. and in H. vast army % readere in
special lines. 70 draws on the hiEheet order u
talent the men hs { ft' ed by pos ton and train
ing 20 treat the lesding topics Of the day. In
hciion. the most popular STORY writer. con
rihute 20 lie co4umua superb 1rawings BY the
foremost rrtsta ilustrato I've special articles. ITS
stories aud everg notu bic eveat n pnblie inter-
est IL contains Tortra Il ~ % difu1gulshel
men and omen Who Afe m akinE the history OF
the time while spec al attention 10 given 70 the
Army anc NAVY. Amatuer uurt and Music
anu the drama By Distinguished experts In =
word D. HPuR's WfHzIY cumblnes the reRs
features Of the daily parar and the artistic and
literary qualities 81 the magazine with the solid
cri .ical character of the review.
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CAPITAL CITY Music Co., s22 Ninth ave.
NOM

Jackson's music house ia selling al abso-
lutte cost. II. X. thompson. assignee.
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Hats and caps At slaughtered prices at The
Iee live.
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Go TO the clearing salo this -.oek o. crockery
glassware, lamps aud other goods AZ Al he Leo
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Buy $3.50 ha. for 81 I" The Bee Hive this
walk
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have been using tho ArabSllA -four for
some time past. and can say that am Ter-
fectly satisfied with IL. Mrs. +. :. READ.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

You can bay glass berry set at The Bea Hive
this week for 25c.
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A group OF raging gold properties. Ad-
dress X. a g.. INDEPENDENT office.
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Montana Legion No. I. :. X. OF 4. q. a. w.
There vii be a session % Mon ana Legion No.
I, =. n. q A. %. l.. W. every ihursiay evening,
~ $50 o'clock At the A o. 4. ". hail. Com
rados requested o attend
Attest N slt.NHkMAN 4 X. Com.
l. ID. BEAR1. \. H. hecordor
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Cur Candy and
hewing Gum is-
pArtment 10 tho
lsrssat IN Mon
ANA and contains
q larae and we'll
ass orte 4 stock
You can bug
Glowing Gum ~
us az e. hica o
pricoA VIII for
ward prie list TO
dealers on
application
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NaOmt Rebekah Lodge NJ. I. q. -. n.
Meets First and bird IhursdAys
Naomi Robskah Lodge 40 .. !. o. O. r..
meets tonight At 1850 y m. IA A. O. q. 4. hall
entrance on Jackson street
Mrs ANNiE IowsER. N. G.
MRS. ALlCk BUTLER lice. zee.
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Glassware almost given away AZ he Pee Hive
this week. see their special offerings in another
column.
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Eggs.
Butter.
Apples.
Cider
Oranges
Lemons.
ranberries.
Nuts Of ell kinds.
Figs and Dates.
Garden Seeds.
Field Seeds.
Grass Seeds
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When you want flour tell your grocer you
want flou made In Helena aud refuse TO
take any other.
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e. will buy n library hanging lamp at The
Bee Hive thar will cost 81 at any other store.
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A slA,s tea e. worth Is sold this week for
SOC al lac / g. Live
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Hti. i #
This all copper highly pol
ished Tea Kettle, No. s size, the
most serviceable and handsome
kettle made, special for today 75c.
Flower pot brackets. . Ioc
Carpet lacks, 3 packages. o.. SC
Steel claw hatchets ... 35c
Large dripping pans. .. I5c
Silver wire broilers. .. SC
The Stationery department has
lots to offer you to-day. Read
every item carefully:
Graphic object drawing
books, for school use, Nos.
I, ?, 3 and 4, each. .. Ioc
Nos. s and O, each. ... I5c
Good envelopes, packages,
so envelopes. .. SC
Round, polished cedar lead
pencils, with inserted rub
Der tips, per dozen. 49,. sc
Mucilage, large bottle with
brush ........ $3.50. sc
Red ink, per bottle. $1,000. sc
Eureka ink eradicator 800. zoe
Legal or foolscap paper, ?
cures. 25c
A special lot of books, picked
up in New York at a sacrifice.
They're "Allison's Select Libra
ry," newly published and the
hest selection of moderate priced
books ever put on the market.
Combined with our ever popular
Atlantic Series, we offer them
today at I5c each.
To Toilet Soaps we pay spe-
cial attention. No house buys
as many as we, no house buys so
cheap, no house sells as many:
Cuticura soap, per dozen
cakes. ................$I.Ss
Packers tar soap, cake. IS
Cashmere Bouquet soap,
cake. ...... 20
Pears unscented soap, two
cakes. IS
Pears scented soap, cake. IS
Wrisley Bouquet soap, three
cakes. 40
Transparent glycerine soap,
cake. .......... .o5
These are special cigar prices
for today only. We want you to
come today and get at least a
box of one of these brands. The
brands are not new-the prices
are:
Key West Perfection, so
Tor. $500. .........S -. 50
Upman Bouquet, so for. 400
Hoffman House Bouquet,
so for.............. 100
Stachelberg's Raphaels, so
for. .........-. 400
Flor de Siachelberg, so for go
Cuban Blossoms, SO for las
Secret Prescription, IS for LOO
Carmosina, Ioofor. . IFS
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BULLoCK-To tho wife Of reter +. Bullock. =
son.
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WGIIStGll' 5.

HELENA-Sixth and Main
NEW YORK-3es Canal
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Wadsworth Corps No. I. W. r. O.. meets fret
and third Thursdays u each month a. so y. m.
AZ a.. A. A. hall.
iLlZA N. SHAW. President.
lsAnELLA kIHKES DALI. Secretary.
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Ladies union .uits only 0Oo a. The Bee Hive.
Glass stand lamp, for zoe a, Tho Zee live
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PERIODICALS.


Postage FREQ 20 all subscribers IN the United
Sta .. Cansds, aud Mexico
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-08
Rev. Mr.. Green's Commentator.

1 am a firm believer IN Lite lnsur-
ance, because | believe that one can
give no better protection to those de-
pendent upon him than to carry pol
icy in a good and reliable company.
And it gives me great pleasure to say
that | regard the Union Central Life
Insurance Company of Cincinnati,
Ohio, as safe and reliable. l have ev-
cry reason for saying it, because upon
the life of my beloved wife, who carried
a policy III tits company, l have this
day received a check for my claims
against the company. The claim was
promptly paid by Mr.. E. E. Iiliiald
Of Scotland Neck, the check having
been issued the next day after the com
plete proofs Of death reached the home
Office Of the company. All the deal
ings of the company with me have
been entirely satisfactory, and l gladly
recommend ii to any who may desire
safe insurance at low rates, and under
easy and liberal contracts
I take pleasure in saying further that
the public may rely implicitly on any
thing Mr. Hilliard may say or repre-
sent in regard to the plans and policies
Of the Union Central, as we'll as in 9TH
er things for his settlement with me
has been satisfactory and was made in
a most agreeable manner.
Signed -THos. GREEN.
PLYMOUTH, n. c., Feb. IA, 1894,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-08
AS to the Health Of the Town.

There is no concealing Of the fact that
many people of the town are dissatisfied
with the town authorities because they
are not paying the attention that they
ought to the drainage Of the town.
Numbers Of persons living III various
parts Of the town have called our atten-
ton to the green and filthy water that
is allowed to stand in the bitches. We
have been appealed to by mea and wo-
men, white and colored, to say some
thing about this matter. We do not
like to grumble at public officials, but
people who pay taxes have q right to
express their opinion sometimes; and
they are doing 1t. Let the town au-
thorities look after these things and all
will be well, otherwise we may have a
big death record next sumner and fall.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-08
Tie Democrat Endorsed.

EDITOR DEMOCRAT The Article
which appeared in the editorial depart
ment Of your paper last week in refer
ence to the duty of Congressman anG
their failure to discharge the same, wa:
read and highly endorsed by some of the
best Democrats of our town.
THE DEMOCRAT has never failed tt
call attention to the shortcomings O.
public servants or railroad corporations
and it is ever ready to commend them
when they discharge their duty faith
fully. W. b. w.
Weldon, March 9th.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-08
The Superiority.

OF Aood's Sarsaparilla is due to the ire
mendous amount of brain work and
constant care used in its preparation
Try one bottle and you Will be convin
ced of its superiority. 1t purities the
blood which, the source of health, cures
dyspepsia, overcomes sick headaches
and bilioussness. I is just the medi-
cine for you.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable
carefully prepared from The best ingre-
dents.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-08

Beautiful selection Of Windsor ties at
reduced prices at y. 3. Josey'1.
30 dozen ladies' and gents. best quail
itv lel.e very low .. \. 3. Josoy's.
You can always in1 what you want
in school books a5 =. p Jo-ey'e.
Dress Innings to snit everyone st \.
B. Josey's.
Bay state and Krpaeodorf {; Dit
man, ladies' fine shoes are the best,
only at \. p. Josey's.
Anchor brand collass, cuffs and shirts
are the best. Call and examine our
line. y. 3. JoSEY.
Car load best patent flour Just re-
ceived. Call and get prices.
n. B. JosEY.
Newest STYLES and latest novelties in
Spring end Summer fabrics arriving
daily at \. B. JOsev's
The Celebrated Sonnett Corsets in
blact and white only at \. 3. JOsey's.
In Irish Lawns. Zephyr. Ginghams,
Serpentine Crepes, India Linens. Persian
Nulls, Striped Dotted and Checked
MulIS we Iced the town. Call early
and make your selections at n. B. JO-
sey's.
Our line of Hosiery is complete and
,,rices low. n B. JOsEY.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-08
Rules Adopted By the N. c. Press
Association April Fl, 1903.

The sum Of not less than five cents
,er line viii be charged for "cards Of
thank.." resolutions of respect" and
..obituary poetry; also for obituary
notices other than those which the ed
itor himself shall give as matter OF
news.
Notices Of church and society and
al other entertainments from which
revenue is to be derived will be charg-
ed for at the rate Of five cents Il line.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-08
COMING AND GOING.
Folks You Know or May Know.

Mr. Gus Bowers has gone to Nor
folk to accept clerkship.
Mr. :. p Stalling- went TO Tarborc
on business last week
Mrs q. G Weeks went to spring Hi
on visit last Friday.
Mr.. K. {. Cutchin Of Edgecombe
was here last week.
Mrs. J. II. Futrell returned a few
DAYS ago from a visit TO Portsmouth.
Mrs +. Futrell returned last week
from a visit to her relatives at Tlllerv.
Miss Mollie Tillery went II Tillery
Monday TO visit her relatives.
Judge 7. \. Hill was here Monday
night on business.
Miss Jennie Jovner returned home
Tuesday from Greenville.
Mr. Ira G. Shaw left Tuesday on a
business trip to Weldon.
Mr. f. l.. Higgs of Greenville came
up Wednesday.
Mr.. W. c. Whitaker from Whitaker's
Chapel was in town Tuesday.
Mrs w. A Dunn went to Ralei "a
last week to visit the family Of DR.. w
r. Wood.
Miss Mary Arlington of Whltakers
lent her charms to Scotland Neck last
week
Mr.. O. L. Jones has taken situation
with the powhatan Manufacturing
Company of Norfolk.
Rev. J. w. Powell of Mildred spent
Tuesday here having some work done
by DR.. A G.. Liverman.
Mr.. E. w Kerr, of Clinton, attorney
for the Wilmington & Weldon railroad,
was here last week
Mrs. Whitehead of Lewiston return
ed home last Friday after visit to her
sister, Mrs. r. E. Hancock.
Mrs. Lena Perry left last Friday for
a visit to relatives and friends else
where.
Mrs. NJ. L. Venable who has been
here on a visit for several weeks return
ed last Friday to her home in Wash
ington, D. G.
DR.. w. r. Wood resigned as Superin-
tendent of the insane asylum at Ra-
leigh. We will make further notice
next week.
Mr. w. II. Scott and family move
this week to Richmond, Va. The
DEMOCRAT is sorry to see our good peo-
pie leave at any time. We commend
Mr.. Scott and family to the confidence
of the people among whom they live.
Mr.. D. Edmondson left Monday for
Columbus, Ohio, where he goes to be
treated for his cancer trouble 1t was
much improved there some weeks ago.
but he was called home by the sickness
of Mrs. Edmondson. He has returned
to remain until cured. He was accom-
panied again by Mr.. J. Y. Savage,
DR.. F. S. Howard and son, and Mr..
Chaplin, of New York, after spending
a few days in Georgia last week. return
ed to Scotland Neck to finish up the
hunting season here. They are we'll
pleased with this community, and our
people are fond of hunting with them.
Mr.. w. E. Gray and family left last
Thursday for Brandon, Miss, where
they will make their future home. Mr..
Gray came here from Canada some sew
en- years ago and purchased farm near
Roanoke river. He has leased his farm
we learn, for a number of years. His
friends here wish for him and his fam
lily much success in their new home
and THE DEMOCRAT Joins them.
Mr.. c. c. Copper, of the Couper
Marble works in Norfolk, Va, spent a
day or two here last week. He is very
clever and we think our readers who
desire work in his line will find it to
their advantage to communicate with
him. His company believe in printers
ink ana tney believe that THE DEMO
Graf uses good ink and to a good pur-
pose.
Rev. Mr.. Green's CONNIE ndation.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-08

For all arrangements OF the throat
and lungs, Ayers Cherry Pectoral Is
the speediest and most reliable remedy.
Even in the advanced stages OF Con
sumption, this wonderful preparation
affords great relief, checks coughing,
and induces sleep.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-08
Superior Court.


court opened Monday, Judge Graves
presiding. The following compose the
grand jury: O. W. Pierce. foreman,
George Gaskill, j. W. Fleming. T. II.
Hicks, F. l. Bell, Jacob Aston, ]. \
Browning, Thos. Cotton, ]. ", Hale
;. f. Hammell, Dudley Whitaker. r
b. Parker, q. Hoffman, G. W. Hale
Isaac Robbins, ". d. Dustin. j. NJ
Grlzzard Jr.
Ine Judges charge to the grand jury
consumed an hour, and it was quite in
structive Mankind, he said, must
live in society and have various rela-
tons and among others political rela-
tions. This is a necessity for good gov
eminent, which is to regulate the con
duct Of mankind.
Our government is regulated by the
people themselves, for il is Of the peo-
pie and by the people and for the peo-
pies benefit
The Judge referred to the fact that
the town and county OF Halifax bear a
historic memory which ought to make
our citizens feel pride in good gov
eminent. 1t was here that the first
State Convention was held and the
Constitution formed. He also showed
no T,9 l. >
about through the peoples choice of
representatives to the General Assembly,
which means that the people made the
laws themselves. And to enforce the
laws the State must have courts. and
the grand jury is part of the court.
Then all the duties of the grand jury
were detailed, giving them the power
and instruction to diligently inquire
into all violations of the criminal law
He said that the Judges charge was
required to be made public so that the
people may be educated In matters of
law and whatever citizen will not
know his duty as a law-abiding man
generally remains IN ignorance wilfully,
for he can go to the court house and
learn it from the Judges charge to the
grand jury
Emphasis was laid upon the fact that
all public officers are servants Of the
people, which includes every Office from
the President to township constable or
road overseer. Public servants, he said :,
need looking after just as much as pri-
vate servants, and the grand jury is the
only tribunal of the State that has the
right to correct them.
The Judge went over the crimes by
classes which the grand jury must in
quire into. All indecencies and what
ever tends to the detriment of morals,
must be regarded as crime and ought
to be punished. Among other things
mentioned was drunkenness. Public
drunkenness. said the Judge, on the
streets Or public highways, which has a
tendency to disturb the public is a
crime and ought to be punished. He
deplored the fact that the laws Of the
State are not more strictly executed in
many Of these things.
The criminal docket had only two
Jail cases and there was almost nothing
to do for the first day but call and
charge the grand jury. There is one
capital case, Walter James, charged
with murder and bound over from JUS
tice J. A Perry's court.
The civil docket has number of
old cases which will consume several
days.
Judge Graves is known to be one of
the ablest and most agreeable judges in
the state. and the Halifax people are
always glad to have him hold court.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-08
Weldon, March 9th.
HOW'S THIS.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
FL. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo. O.
We the undersigned, have known F.
!. Cheney Tor the last 10 years, and be-
lievo him perfectly honorable III all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
DO their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggist,
Toledo, O. WALDING, KINNAN & MAR
YIN, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price Toe. per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists. Testimonials free.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-08

The marvellous seccess Of Hoods Sar
saparilla is based upon the corner stone
of absolute merit Take Hoods
throughout the spring months.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-08
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MILLINERY-Niss Kate Tillery.
SPRING GoODs-N. b. Josey.
POULTRY FARM-CObb & CO.
New FTRRY-Williarn Adams.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-08
THE DEMOCRAT.
THURSDAY, MARCH s, 1894.
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

il this Office by Tuesday afternoon to
insure publication for the current
week.
Local ADVERTISEMENTS Il cent a
word for each Insertion
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