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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19
LOIS OF DRlGuAMs.

on Wednesday OF last week mem Dors
OF the Brigham family, the tree OF
which ha, branches ia every part Of
tho world, held their third annual
reunion In Boston, Nearly 700 Brig.
hams OF all ages, sizes anu OF both
sexes attended. Tho Brigham family
association was founded at the Worlds
Fair In Chicago, Oct. 25, 1893. The
second reunion was held at Marlboro,
Mass., last year, nearly 1000 being
present. This years meeting was not
30 numer1ubly attended, but II fairly
surpassed either Of it, predecessors IN
interest. An important feature was an
ndd-eJs by willard 3. T. Brigham, his.
torlan OF the association, VINO dwclt at
bome length on the records OF Marlboro,
tho family Mecca, adding a isw salient
TEXTURES OF n generation Of tue
family which was among the earliest
aud most prominent OF ITS oolsnizs,f,
and whose descendants in great nun.
bers have, age after age, continued to
people and animate scene from
which they drew aud upon which they
have conferred honors. The banquet
which followed was partaken OF by
about three hundred Btlghams, after
which trolley trip was taken to IA,
nome OF the original ancestor, Thomas
Brigham "the Puritan" where Ia,
pArly was phi tlgraphed.
This namO ia familiar in Utah, which
has maly citizens who axe probably
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19
A sound Aver Mal,,s a wen Man

Are you Bniieu., Consiipzied %
troubled with JaunIise, Sick Head.
ache, Bad Taste In Meath, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue. Dyspepsls,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain ~
Back and bslwesn the Bhe ulIefs,t hills
and Fever, etc. II you have any OF
these symptoms, your Liver IL out Of
order, and your blood. IL slowly beins
JoIsDned, because your Llver does nc.
act properly. HERBINE will cure sHy
disorder OF tho Liver, Stomach OF
Bowels. IL hiss no equal NJ Liver
Medicine. Price 7b cents. Free trial
boitisa al z. q. NJ. 1. drug store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

beecham's pills are for ba;.
ness bilious headache. dy ,,'oa'
sia' heartburn, torpid livs srp e
1lness' sick headache, bad 10y, -.
in the mouth, coated ton ,1'H
loss ofappetite, sallowskin o "
vhen caused by constipatio,,.
and constipation is tho W.
frequent cause of all of chem.
Go by the book. PM.
75e a box. Book ne =. ~ and
druggists or write b +. All II. your
sos Cans. STREE, New Yort Co.
Ahnu'lsaii' nor. IT,. .qnea,,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

A CHAPTER On Trade.

Tho driit OF Out h.aos In trade oircle9
has become 10 decidedly competitive
th4t certain sToa. and serious evils
have arisen, tho main OF -;hich may
oU rs'ognlssl under tho gar5s Ct
adul'era. .on and misrepresentation.
The cid slaid rel: .ble confidence
once 90 gene'al is not H. from obaolets,
more .hrlicularly In this land OF In
yention, speculation and creed; come
how cutting. undertaking and fr, udu.
Lent practices have kept pace with
each. 10 oheapel has been the
unworthy ambition Of many In trade,
who claim that the great purchasing
public are Indifferent to quality anu
anxious only ~ to price.
Where Hfer ysatB Of experience,
honesty and care, q brand OF any kind
has achieved renown on account OF
quality and uniformity, there has
arisen host OF imitAtofp, who copy
packages, labels and name, with but
tile variation, just enough t. deceive
the eye and 40 folat an article upon tut
market which Ia generally Inferior srd
fraudulent In any Gaze.
Repatriation affords only a moioty Of
protection and when recourse ~ had to
the law, there IL 10 much t.chnicality,
u uncertainty, delay aud exp nse. that
wheu an Injunction Ia reached, 1t may
fall In enforcement unless there Is n
fortune behind 10 sustain H. When
money 10 absent tho trimmer. the
adyen,urer, the dIs.ono,t imI,atoF may
reap tho reward vhIsa belopps Of
RICH, TO originality, di,eovsry or IL.
yentioa,
To such IN oxleut hes This in.s ny
grown thst Concrsss and In. legis,n.
tues OF several slAtes have crossword
10 meet an eel now bose-,e 40 gigantic
Ms 10 threaten the health and Interests
g, tho people AZ large.
There IA no dlspo,ltlon To Unitarian,
with trade AS trade. or wit. n buyof
exetolsip. tae nower nj ob..ic, N. In
what he sball buv. INT IN an r.,,,,Ia,.
thst he shall hays urots,tion and
s,curity In getting tnat which h, de.
Jte, or for which ne psu
The nt,t r,eat national 1gb,. mr. tho
conttoye.sy of mo,, note. vna wa-od
own In. Article Of .Isonargatin An
IL tin,.llIr.nt ,arms-. ask.d and nj,
that n ,hourhiful publl. d..lr,d We.
That m N Az bstituie for bui,s, n .ho, "a
be sold ON A.. merits. tbs, fla ,ons,I,n.
ents should be known. and that
deeep,lop should bo mado as near i'm.
uosaIble ss law and supetylalon could
do II; but tho dealers wanted to tslI n
A. butter. 10 do NO without b,.na
label or .xplapatiop. and an tb., wh.,s
fond wa, dispens.d tbey could nl.ca
mi. unon thelr table. wIthopt in,ima.
lion and I'm thu spirIt of av.,lcs and
d,eentIop.
This inyolyed inn, ,,rus,i.
mennvh,Io mili,ons n, nounds .n,sr,d
lnto con.umn,lon. ut,h mad ,ts ,ha,.
vi,b oth.,. aud IN. ,,ann,sc,,,. 40
vrew that ,xnnrt had IA reItsvs ,
gIu,ts, ma,k.t of ,ts .nnnlv. and ,od.y
whils ,h.re NAV ma ma obiec,Ion IN M.
,al.or nae n, margarine a, . oopco,,ion
nnd., any otho, mama !, ssIl or u,o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19
rl1r PnlnAprLpn1A Time. .sYr

Phlladelphia claims 70 be tho only city
In the world whore the reed bird can be
found In state of ovcr.running obesity,
aud tho only place whore the bird can 10
cooked o perfection. In proof whereof
It L. mentioned that dinner was lately
gwen In that CITY In which reed birds
we're served In thirteen different forms.
Among the courses were soup made from
reed birds, placed inside - followed
potato aud roasted, reed birds stuffed
with hefb filling and baked, and reed
birds s1ewod with ifoih mushrooms.
A. lot which surgeais the query "a
to how the plump amt pleasing Mi.
Reed OF Maine regards the PhilAdol.
pnla prospect.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

1iIE News invites attention to ;he
Interesting anu vivid bicgrhpby Of the
late Daniel Spencer, published la an'
other paRe OF this Issue. We are sure
It will DO read with great iateresi, and
u possesses peculiar literary and his
t9rcal value.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19
TESTING ApuLiEn,rrp nILK.


Several physicians have attributed
tho inception Of many Of tbs rscsnt
caees Of typhoid fever cases In this
city to ties use Of adullotaied milk,
whics they tay 10 INDUCED In by sew
etAl, though not by any means by all,
dnifymen IN this ntighbofhoo II lie
also stated that the ci,y's means OF
testing milk IL not IA effective as
might bn dcsifei, In view o. the com.
plaiut made. Without an fmlng or
denying either OF the allegations
quoted here, II may be timely to aug.
gost some Of the methodo In vogue OF
aduiteratlng this tactical iuid, and OF
testing TO detect the impure article.
Whether or not any dalrymen VIII o
do business 10 Salt Like arc given 10
dlsrcputable methods Of Increasing
their milk supply, many In the busl-
ness elsewhere arc ialliblO In that ros-
peci. Ons hind OF adul,ofalion N
known ~ preserving, ami eau Dc OBJ
tanned 10 tho market here. II 10 made
Of boraoic aolJ. salicylio acid and soda.
Being a tasleless preparation, II Is not
easy 10 detect by the ordinary methods.
a small portion Of II permits the addi.
ton Of n considerable amount Of water.
ltv use prevents milk from souring
quickly, and will keep II sweet for
several days. Yet tho milk 40 treated
IL unhealthiul. Another means Of
adultcfation which some milkmen re-.
gard as Permissible 10 to uso \ small
quantity OF burnt sugar In quart Of
water with every three gallons u milk.
II gives the milk richer look, anu Of
course iAcTsAses tho quantity slightly.
rnis also nss an advabtage over the
ordinary "pump" method, as II can be
detected only by analysis.
To thoroughly test milk Ms II mSy DO
aduiterated by various processes re-
quirca the application Of different In
struments. One OF these Is on the
isoIomeler prinolple, being glass tube,
open At both ends, and containing n
round, movable ball. After the tube Il
nllei, the ball, II the milk be- pure. will
riso TO the top. This IL effective
against some kinds OF sdulteration, but
not against all, or even the most
most dangerous. Another devics IL
the pioscope; this 10 . round disk. In
tho center OF which y DR. p OF milk 10
placed. Thon n glass covering which
IL an exact NJ for the disk presaoa down
tho milk 30 az TO bring out its color,
which Ia bound TO correspond with one
OF six painted on the dish, and marked
from rich cream to blus or very poor.
This test IL generally conclusive agaiust
all authorizations now known, aud II
sufficient to send TO the chemist's
laboratory samples OF the milk which
does not give evidence Of being alto
gethor the cows prOd"ot. Then thrTs
10 The Curtis 4 Babcook test with
chemicals, TO determiae whetbeI
adulterAted butter fat has been used.
As 10 the prevalence Of tho Cd .om
OF adultorItinR milk, It may be clISd
that last week In one OF the large cities,
out OF forty dairynen who were
bounced uoon suddenly by the inspee.
tor, twsnty.two were found gui'.y oil
adding other substances 10 their sup,
ply OF tho native fluid, while ssvers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

A wrsIHHs payer. warning it,
friends against pneumoai, and other
similar Ills, tells then not to be
ashamed TO wear spring ovesc,sis. 1t
Ia no, improper In this same cjnnec.
tlon not to be ashamed II they haven't
spring ovsrcoais 10 wear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19
NInlse Yonrlelf strnnr

II you would resist p ieumonin, bron'
ohitls, typhoid fever, ani pettisteni
coughs and coids. These iils attach
the weak and run down system. rhcy
can nnG no foo,hold where tue NJ
IL kept pu'e, tlch api full OF vitality
tho appetite zoo and digestion vig,r
ous, with Hood's 5arsAparllla, the on,
true blood purifier
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

Jno. Lutte, OF Lac Roy, N. ", Gays
III have been troubled with indigestion
and biliousness for Year,. Parks Tea
has cured me-" For sale by +, J. Hill
x Co., and Nelden Judson Drug Go. 9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

fs DEsYiEU that no hRs taken the
Kelley gold cure, It will appear 70
readers Il tho papers that John l..
Sullivan Is putting himself 10 unuscss'
safy trouble.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19
wh~sA rrom,-eat .n.nrs.sc nan

SAYS.
II, ~. Blossom, senior member OF
II. NJ. Blossom a Co., 2iT N. 81 ST.,
81. Louis, ", itss; had been lett with
= very distressing cough, toe result OF
ibfiuenza, watch nothing seemei TO
relieve. un ~ I took Baildrfs Hore
hound Syrup. Ose bottle complstely
oufei M. l Sat ons bottle 70 my
sis er. VINO had severe cough, and
she experienced immediate relief l
always recommend this syrup TO my
friends.
John Cranstor. oOs Hsmp,bire
street, Oulncy. Illl, wrltfG | nave
found BailardS lorehound Syrup
points. Price 50c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

from untiEaieous deal the msru ~
trade, al did the Master when He
"overthfew the tables Of the money.
changers and them that sold doves"
in The sacred temple OF the long ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

When Baby was tick, We gave her cas,oila.
When aiis was child, she cried for oas,orla.
When she BEGAN Q Miss, sas chung to carioria
When she hsd Children. abe gave them cas:o..A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19
50 90

Buys HMhawsy, sui a Harrington
men's nteiir Toe SHOES ~ Ism and
Cordovon at Bssi'., - Main ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

HOODS Pills cure liver iii', const'.
patton, biliousness, Jaundice, sick
headache.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

Three Crown Spices are stronger
aud better than the imported, because
they arc src.nd 60 .rdcr frcch every
IuV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

1t Is iinposaiblc 60 nlahc rurtr or
stronger powder than Hewlett nros.
New High Grade rhree cs.vvn fiais-
Ing Powder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

Buya Hathaway, S1uie q Harrington
men's nesdle toe Shoss In Tau and
CofdovOn at BHe'e, ~ Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

=. .,,.,.,, rv,~f-a Nrua j. published dauy,
ga. srs.-liss' II owner scgih ard Est rtnpe
80 r5it's5 i + p n Regular EDITION o.
- nfsssrr ssru.wrrrIt HEvi n pub
a. f1-Haiaf I'D Friday of each week
Tts ur.rarf WrsELf In magazine form - pa
~ Lr.-r .--.-LaI-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

10 moasure In n .l.ck vsy. and 10 get
all no can. But snarp practice when
discovered usually works n. own cor.
toc,lDp. Mot luyer. avoid the one
who lies, docelve, or mlsrepreseuts,
tho one VIII, gives short weight or
measure. or aells inferior rood; and
trade has oflan gone from such with.
GU, tho roalz1tlon that that confidence
which eeeut.s trade had been delio-
,tately. n uniutentiouslly, thrown
avail
Foftunoa have bseu raade AVID init
ts.,a ayain by indiylduals. Arms, com.
papios and communities. in recedins
from n standard. az failing 10 com. up
10 one; from this latter our local re- uta.
tlon has aufiered, Utah, as a shipper,
has failed TO reach the font rank; our
exports OF fruIt,graIn, potatoes, butter,
wool. have seatoely ever been uniform
or calculated 10 secure a market from
year 10 year, and these being our main
export oulslus Of metals, tho reputa-
ton Is not really what It ought to be-.
indiscrimina'e shipping inc man
ner or condition Of things shipped,
has not iavorsbly Impressed buye"
outside. We nave made no brand, 's'
'a6lished no standard, created no de-
mand that Is permanent or reoognizvJ,
ualrts 1t is for medlocfily or common
place; not because our products were
not good either save as TO butter, but
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

THERE ARE aiway1 plynly Of csudi.
dates "bs'oro tho cogve ntioD," bL,
generally only one amer ".
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cf,y sub,srib.rs VII kindly notify , 7. ouasar,
lcifcuiaiorl, o. AM frezaiariU IN ne dell'eJ Of
asiF payer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

TIE wv, IA On sale Al The principal Haisis, Nsv,
'iands ami % al passenger trains leaving ue CIV
,ntf y NJ tauy.
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sui..fit.r. eh.neipe their place Of residence
could alvays give former A. vel ~ present ai'
tftst
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-21
GooD HOPE.

Our fourth and last Quarterly
meeting convened ut Tichnel
Chapel on the 10th and 10Th, re-
spectively. Large crowds at
tended both services ON Sunday,
which were greatly enjoyed by
all the Christians present,
The young men Of this neigh,
borhood who have ee~a attend
ing school at the Ra,Sa.aanOa
Seminary for several csSass, ne,
turned home on the aSgh inst,
Mr.. L. K. MeNlillalu graduated
this term. We now have three
graduates in this neighborhood.
Misses Eta and Ieie Summer
vile land Miss Laura Burnside
attended the commencement at
the Buckhannon Seminary re-
Gently.
The older citizens OF tins nelgh-
borhood had q very pleasant
croquet party at the widow Del
sons.
Our young people had a very
pleasant ice cream supper and
croQuet party here on last Satur-
day evening.
The saw mill has left Cabin
Run and gone to Stone Coal,
three miles from here. The
neighbors here had over one hund.
red thousand feet of fine lumber
cut.
The citizens Of this community
will work up a sufficient amount
of wool for their winter hose.
This is no doubt the better plan,
as wool is only IA cents per pound
and yarn IS cents. This is one OF
the many ridiculous ways in
which the farmer is being i'm
posed on.
Henry Scott (colored) came
very near being killed by the ex-
plosion of gun.
Our young people had a very
pleasant social at Mr.. Claude
Gaston's on Duck Creek on the
evening of the 18th, 1t was made
especially for the young men
who recently returned from
school.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-21
INVEST MILFORD.

Rev. Loves, Of Washington,
Fa., preached here Sunday night.
j. r. Waters, R. +. Reynolds
and Q. w. Ladwig attended com
mencemcnt at Buckhannon last
week.
Misses Fronie BARTLETT and Ma.
bel Weekly, who have been at
tending Broaddus Institute, have
returned home.
Mrs. B. f. Ramage and child
ren, Of Fairmont, are visiting her
parents.
Miss Villa Fittro visited
friends in Salem last week.
II. +. Smith, OF the University,
has returned home.
Mrs. l.. c. Lawson and Miss
Lillian Brown, Of Clarksburg.
visited friends here last week.
w. r. Smith and wife of Yves.
ton, We're here Monday
Misses Lille, Mollle and Maude
Dew, Of Salem, visited Miss Lucy
Huff this week.
g. NJ. Sturm has returned from
Buckhannon, where he has been
attending school
Messrs. A. L. and W. &. Davis,
of New Milton. were here the
first Of the week.
Miss Alice Kelley, Of Buckhan-
non, is visiting Miss Bee Young
L. R. Phillips, Of Clarksburg is
here. HMo.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-21
A FAMOUS LIBRARIAN.
The Great Life Work of AIMS
worth R. spoford.
He Has Done Nor. Than Any Other Man
To Make Americans Proud of tn. Lit
eratnre Produced by tho Au-
thors OF America.

Just now Librarian Spofford, writes
the Washington correspondent OF the
New York Tribune, is busy with plans
for the arrangement of the new library,
into which he hopes to move before
two years are past The exterior of
the building is quite completed, and
work on the interior is going on rapid
~, which is matter of great gratifica-
tion to Mr.. Spotford, who has labored
for years with one end in view-that
the national library should be worthy
of the nation.
Mr.. Spofford came to Washington in
1861. when he was appointed first as
sistant librarian by President Lincoln.
Three years later on the resignation of
Mr.. Stephenson, he was made librarian,
which Office he has held continuously
since. His remarkable memory is a
subject for wonder and comment. He
seems to have the 100000 books which
compose the library catalogued in his
mind, and remembers facts about the
most insignificant volumes, when they
were written, by whom, and when
they came into the library. A quota
tion he will place at once, and can give
the references on every subject with
out having resort to any catalogue
save that in his own mind. His knowl-
edge is limitless, and with it he is gen
erous and helpful, seemingly having an
interest in the researches of each indi-
yidual: Mr.. spofford is a man of
great nervous force and energy, of in
defatigable industry and possessed of
immense power of concentration. The
force within him, indeed, seems to be
too great for his slender frome.
When Mr.. Spofford took charge of
the library it had not yet recovered
from the destructive FIRE of 1855, and
contained only 10000 volumes. In the
thirty years he has been in charge the
library has increased tenfold, and long
ago outgrew the space allotted to it in
the capitol. The alcoves and floors are
piled with books and documents, while
the immense number of pamphlets and
other copyrighted matter has found an
an asylum in the crypt. Mr.. Spofford's
desk even is surrounded by great piles,
and just at present the library, with its
loads of matter for which there is no
room, resembles chaos. The removal
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of this great library will be colossal
task, but already Mr.. Spoi7ord is ar
ranging for it, and neatly tied bundles
of books labeled ''for the new library"
are placed in heaps awaiting the auspi-
cious day when they shall find final
resting place in the great building,
with its spacious rooms and galleries
and accommodations for over :. OoO, 900
volumes.
In the new library, Mr.. Spofford
says, students will have adequate space
and seclusion. No one who has not
tried to work at the precautionary can
understand the Inconvenience and
drawbacks to the accomplishment OF
work. There is not sufficient room, the
tables are crowded, and quiet is inpos.
sible where visiting public is permit
ted to make audible comments and
where the professional guide has entry.
But to no one will the new building be
SO great satisfaction as to MIR. Spot.
ford, who has worked and waited for it
these many years Small wonder that
now he is completely engrossed in
evolving plans for the administration
of its affairs.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-21
In Colored Circles.

Miss Matte g. Jones left Fri.
day evening for Mt Vernon. o.
Miss Anna E. Lowry is visit.
ing friends in Baltimore.
Prof. Guss left Friday for his
home in Columbus, o.
Miss Ruth Sehon isvisiting her
sister at Lorain, Ohio.
Mrs. Brown of Weston, is in
the city the guest of Mrs.Ashby.
The "Cantata Fairy Land" at
A. NJ. E. church last Thursday
night was a success.
Walter sedwick is in Washing.
ton.
rhe young men of Water st.
NJ. h. church gave a Card Fest.
val on last Thursday night.
The Bush meeting at Tichenal
grove sunday was well attended.
Presiding E der Reid held his
Quarterly meeting at Gypsy
Grove Sunday.
Miss Lille Gordon, of Park.
ersburg. is in the city the guest
of Miss Lizzie Hayes.
Company u. of Am. E. church
will give a picnic at Haymond's
grove July 4th. and festival at
night. The young ladies belong
ing to the company will have the
lawn tennis drill that evening.
Every one is invited.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-21
Shoes. shoes.

Now! Now Now is the time to
buy your shoes. for am going
to sell shoes and Oxford ties for
the next u days at a margin
above cost, and we have the larg,
est stock and best styles ever
shown in this city. We will
guarantee that our prices for the
next 10 days will be cheaper
than any other store in the city.
/. ii. LAWSON,
Successor to Denham & Co., Cor
ner Third and Pike street.
s9tf Clarksburg. w. Va.
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