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TIE Cuban war has now been in progress one year and the leaders of the revolution have issued an ad- dress setting forth what has been ac- complished in that time and declare that the war will be prosecuted to exterminati on before the liberty loving Cubans will give up.
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RALElGH'S LANDING,
It Is Proposed to Erect Monument on
 or Near the Spot.

Representative Skinner of North Car olina has introduced a measure in the house which is of sentimental and his torical interest even beyond the border, of the United States. It is bill to pro vide for the commemoration of the land ing of the first British American colony on Roanoke island, N. O., on or about July 1, 1884.
 The preamble states that "It is meei and proper that this remarkable event il the history of our race upon this conti nent should be fitly commemorated and honor done to the names of those whose enterprise and courage achieved it. D
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MR. J. H. HARRoD has shown himself more of a Democrat and a statesman than many at first be- lieved. He is a Democrat, patriot and ''all wool and a yard wide. " Har- rod is a better man than he first got credit for.
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TIE Helena World says Dan Jones has read himself out of the Demo- cratic party after having read nearly everybody else out, That's just the size of it. Dan Jones is no longer a factor in the gubernatorial race.
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An Impossibility Accomplished.

From time 10 time good deal has been said by orators and writers about the impossibility of dammine Niagara Yet it has been done Nature accom- plished that feat recently, and just above the American fall, according to reports, ono might hase comfortably waded that usually tremendous torrent
 -Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
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TIE A. F. As gained a substan- tial victory in the House Monday by successfully eliminating the appro- priation for sectarian schools in the Indian Appropriation bill.
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Tor Prosecuting Attorney,

We are authorized to announce MT SMITH Q MARTIN as a candidate for reelection to the office of Prosecuting Attorney or the Eleventh District subject to the action of the Democratic party.
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hereby present my name to the voters Of Jefferson county for the office of County to inc action of the Democratic primaries. am familiar with the duties and responsi- biiities ofsthe office. and if chosen, will en- deavor to fill it satisfactory to the people.
 ID. c, BELL
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That Cherished pe,us,on.

There are other candidates for the presidency who arc IS completely out of the race as if they had also written let ters to that effect, but they do not know it. New York Advertiser.
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TIE Good Roads convention meets in Little Rock today and it's proceed ings will be watched with interest throughout the State.
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ST. VITUS DANCE. A Physician Prescribes Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine.

Dr. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind.
 My daughter Hattie. aged Il, was afflicted last spring with St. Yitus dance and ner- vousness, her entire right side was numb and nearly paralyzed. We consulted phy-
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LARGEST DAILY CITY CIRCULATION,
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Tor CnnntY Trensnrer.

We are authorized to announce MT. JESSE R. CORE, of Bolivar township. as a cand1- date for County Treasurer, subject to the action of the Dem ocratic party.
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sician and he prescribed Dr. Miles Restora- tive Nervine. She took three bottles before we saw any certain signs of improvement, but after that she began to improve very fast and I now think she is entirely cured. She has taken nine bottles of the Neryine. but no other medicine of any kind.
 Knox, Ind. Jan. 5, '95. H. ". HosTErrER.
 Physicians prescribe Dr. Miles Remedies because they are known to be the result of the long practice and experience of one of the brightest, members of their profession, and are carefully compounded by experi- enced chemists, nexact accordance with Dr. Miles prescriptions, as used in his practice.
 On sale at all druggists. Write for pr. Miles Book on the Heart and Nerves. Dr. Niles Medical O.. Elkhart. Ind.
 Dr. Miles Remedies Restore Health.
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For City Clerk,

We are authorized to announce MT. DREW WHITE as a candidate for City Clerk at the ensuing municipal election, Tuesday April
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-02-25
 For City Attorney.

We are authorized 10 announce Mr. Fred Nj. Hudson as Il candidate for City Attorney at the ensuing municipal election, Tuesday, April {.
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Entered at the Post-oflicce at Pine Bluff, Ark, as seeond-ciass maa matter
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PINE BLUFF, ARK. FEB. 20. 1896.
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5 { E e eIp

Is needed by poor, tired mothers, over worked and burdened with care, debili- tated and run down because of poor, thin and impoverished blood. Help is needed by the nervous sufferer, the men and
 women tortured with rheumatism, neu- ralgia, dyspepsia, scrofula, catarrh. Help
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-02-25
Comes Quickly

When Hoods sarsaparilla begins to en- rich, purify and yitalize the blood, and sends it in healing, nourishing, invig- orating stream to the nerves, muscles and organs of the body. Hoods Sarsapariila builds up the weak and broken down sys- tenn, and cures all blood diseases, because
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-13
LABOR NOTES.


81 Louis h making an effort 10 build
q labor hall
General Master Workman soyere.fa
Of the Knights Of labor has made hia
residence az Sulphur Springs, Ark
Women are now being taught aiik
ribbon weaving In the Pennsylvania
mills. the trade having been exclusively
confined 10 men hitherto.
Good progress Ia being made IN the
effort TO bring all woodwoFkers IN the
United States and Canada into one
international organization.
OF the 5000 applications for employ
ment filed with the California labor
commissioner nj San Francisco. not a
tailor was among the number.
Ohio has a Law prohibiting children
under 10 years from being employed In
factories. but II Is enforced no better
than that OF Michigan where the age
Is IL.
The best English authority gives the
average wages In the United Kingdom
OF those who follcw manual labor a.
follows. Men, $500 a week; women
i3.0i lads. S2.1i. and girls, ti.52.
indianapolis factories and railroad
shops that have hitherto burned natural
gas are returning to coal. as gas u
diminishing. It is feared the dimln
ulion may result In the closing OF som'
OF the industries with which gas "a es
sentlal. particularly the bicycle iaeto
ries.
4 conference will soon BE- held In New
York 10 prepare bill for introduction
IN Congress providing for a postal o
federal system ~ savings banks, th
same as was Endorsed by the American
Federation D. Tor at IL convention
Sydney n. s. W. authorities furnis
all worthy applicants for work with
pass to the gold fields and a miner
right TO prospect There were s,5i
such passes issued In 1894 aud sine
the inauguration Of the plan the amour
Of gold obtained In the colony has rise
from i79.2SS ounces In 1898 TO S2i.7s
IN 1894
W. A. Klapetzky, president OF the Il
z tornational BARRIERS union, holds TIA
> the elght-hour work day Is the fr
j thing for labor 10 secure. He say
1--WE should have eight hours for wor
eight hours Tor sleep. and eight hou
70 spend as one pleases This refor
effected. We shall have time 10 loo
u after Others Of equal Importance"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-13
ALL SORTS.

A Maine yankee T. figuring on @.
sidewalk which can be- turned up &C
dump snow into the gu.'n".
The Boston public library has secure
the manuscript Of one Of Lnne Df
Vegas g.O00 plays. Itis 20 years CID.
The arisiocratlc dog cemetery at inc
acrth end Of Hyde park. London mas
heon closed a. It IL completely allied
nth tenants.
Figures show that the railway fore
closure sales for 1895 far eelipscd those
of any other year In respect 10 mileage
aud capital involved.
The census OF Germany. just com
pleled. shows the population OF the EN-
J.lre TO be 5i.75S.s6i, an increase Of 2
sss .S9i during the last ave years.
The Prospectors' asso, alton. which
ls interested In West Australia mines
declared dividend the other day Of
900 per cent on ordinary shares ant
400 per cent on vendors shares.
Plans are In progress for the settle
ment near Phoenix. All, OF a larg'
Mormon colony. Brigham Young o
Salt Lake City is now negotiating iol
the purchase Of the Buckeye Irrigation
canal and large area OF land adiacen
thereto for this purpose. The cana
heads on the ella river, twenty-five
miles from Phoenix. and 100000 acre
eau be irrigated by extending Il acros
the Hassayampa.
The bricklayers' unlc-' OF 81 Pau
and Minneapolis have decided to &C
Jointly In an matters affecting IN
trade Ia the twin cities. An open meet
ting Is being arranged for. A commit
tee from the ST. Paul union has visite
the Minneapolis organization In thu IL
iercst OF united action.
with q present tonnage OF s,jO1@
IN excess Of that passlug through %
suez canal that u the sault Ste Mar
, il to receive a notable iucreaac ncl
season by the addition Of eight larl
steel ireighter perhaps twelve. tn
means much for steel plate mills. foul
, dries, machine shops agd ship yar'
upon the lakes during the season
= construction.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-13
HEALTH GOSSIP.

The fumes Of turpentine are said TO
relieve the worst paroXysms Of whoop-
ing-cough.
4 lump Of sugar saturated wiki VINE
gar "a hight recommended as remedy
Tot hicco"
The man whose motto Is "a short
life and a merry enc" and who takes
no care Of his health va Ind that there
ia no merrlment In q hroken-doWn body
and unstrung nerves,
The foreman Of factory employing
OOo men SAYS that In pleasant wea'h
or they turn out 10 per cent more Wori
Than when Il Is stormy or oiherwis'
dlsagreoable,
The eyes will bear high tcmpcra,w'
nm TO a certain limit but above G.a
the difference L. very marked. For iu
stance. workers In smelling houses cal
look at the molten metal wlthou
trouble until 9, reaches 5000 degree
Fahrenheit. but above that they are oh
llged 10 wear Oolored glasses
A Hungarian hyglenist has been col
lcc,lng statistics In regard TO the lie o
dwellers on various levels. lie hnd
that those who're occupations OF pov
crly require them to live In cellars a
arst. as might readily be supposed
next come those who live on the thir
,r fourth floor. next those on N
sround floor. while the tenants Of N
first or SECOND doors enjoy the longe'
period Of existence. The purer air
the upper stories Is oyerbalancea by n
sxertion Of climbing the stairs. u
average being a little over two year
earlier death.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-13

A few years ago the writer saw
genuine curiosity which had been
made by little blind boy IN Chicago.
Il was nothing more or less than .
houoe, made up Of forty odd pieces o.
wood. which was placed on the
inside OF a very common looking, four
ounce medicine bottle. The general
verdict OF all who examined the bottle
was that il would puzzle man with
two good eyes 70 pat the pieces into
the toiile TO say nothing OF the task
OF glueing them together 20 as 10
make them resemble a h0use.-St
Louis Republic.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-13
ELSEWHERE

Now that Bar Harbor has succeeded
IN putting an end to rum selling roller
skating IL coming into vogue.
George Augustus Sala had vast
amount Of collected notes on all mat
tiers. carefully indexed These he would
consult Then he would walk up and
down the room for a time. after which
he would write or dictate without
pause
The last time Sarah Bernhardt saw
Alexander Dumas she congratulated
him on the fact that the thousandth
performance Of Ia Dame aux Camel
las" was soon 10 be- given, with proper
ceremonies. "Ah. madam" said the
drsmatlst. Il am very willing that the
event should be celebrated but on one
condition that be not present And
he was not.
Professor Richard T. Greener, the
met colored man to graduate from Har-
ward. IS iecturlng Ia New England on
The New Rebellion IN South Carroll
na
Rev y Elias Riggs. missionary OF
/ the American board In Consiantinopie
! though So years old. 10 stlll in active
/ work.
Political foes OF sir Henry Campbell
Zimmerman chaFge that In a recent
speech to his constituents he defined
the radical program. AZ he understood
It and then added. These, gentlemen
are our principles; II you don't hk'
them. they can b. changed
Mrs. Annie George q Canton 90.
dressmaker rented a store from Geors
d Saxton. Her husband sued saNlol
Tor alternating bis Nife's affections
Then Mrs. George procured a Dakot
divorce from her husband Nov she
SUING SaXtoR for breach Of promise.
NJ. Littre Of Paris. who recently hives
tlgated number Of alleged r1lTaculou
cures. says that they can be aceounle
for without supposlng a miracle. !!
explains that In many Of such cure
there Is muscular action OF the al
fected part. The muscle contracts 81
ergeiicaly. Il breaks down the path'
logical adheslons. u they exist, and n
stores the bones violently to their plae
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-13

Al Adams Engaged in an Industry
which d Peculiar.

Adams. a small town among the hill
II Jefferson county ibis state, Is ire.
lrenly styled the "salvo town" says
ho Sew York Herald. It makes salvc
lives on salye speculates In Halye and
corners the salye market when It wants
TO- This product Is put mp In two rizl.
"a round tin boxes. one size selling at 30
cents and the other at Is cents.
When money Is scarce these boxer Of
s1lyo pass as legal tender In the VIII
age. One Of the large boxes will pur-
chase one-fourth dozen q three-ior-a-
quarter cigars and eniitle YOU TO
small box as change. or will buy drinks
az the local bars, or will pass az Que
ante In "50-cenl limit game.
There are probably more than 100
different brands Of salye made In
Adams. There h a salve for rheuma-
de. salye for eczema. salye for tan and
sunburn. salvc for scratches and
bruises. salye for consumption. and 80
through a long catalogue OF ailments. a
separate and distinct salyo ior each
comp mt or group Of diseases. VI. y.
Ia vas the FIRST TO make a success
OF th' business. and his neighbors and
the the entire population Of the town
dc' ded TO try lhcii hands. Taese new
a. .nuiacturers started In honorably
b viewer. They an met In conference
aud plan WAS perfected TO prevent
clashlng competition between makers
An Organization was perfected, TO %
known ms the Salvcmakers' Protective
, league. and the agreement provided 70
the allotment OF n certain number o
diseases and ailments to each manufae
|, turor Thus. one salvemaker was per
mittod 10 make salve for the healing o
burns, scalds. letter itch and eczema
p another for wounds. bruises. cuts. sore
and ulcers. and another for Group, diph
> liberia. lumbago. iaundice and rheuma
tism. The growth OF the salye bushes
9 opened mp a new Geld OF employmeu
10 the Idle persons OF Adams. whic
p they we're not slow IN taking adyantag
r o. an successful healing remedies ~
strongly Endorsed hy testimonials frol
those who have been cured or hcalel
= The salyemaAcrs league solved III
y matter IN a novel way The manuia
p urer Of the ssl,c FOR burns would hin
self write and have each member OF %
family write. testimonials Tor each
the other members Of the league, In e.
y change for tef .imonlals from such mel
p hers and thor laullios This work
= well at first but now there ar regular
~ employed testimonial writer's who cal
good sums Writing Ton the league. The
testimonials are paid lor according
merit and afa passed apon d. an eNpe
be- duly chosen the league for that pu
fl pose.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-13
pnAMA lN MApAnhscAn-
Four Europeans wrre,l Performance,
before Royalty

From the Paris Figaro Only fou
Europeans were invited 20 this per
formance which took place M the court
OF the Hova queen BE- July. that Is ir
the midst Of the Malarasy winter. ant
sim higher favor was that they wer,
not compelled 20 pay Tor the honor
while ordinarily the suc.ta o. the queer
have to pay a plaster lSn and besides
have TO bring with them their chairs
The performance began at o'clock ir
a badly kept hall Most OF he window.
we're broken and drafts circulated free
~. Near the entrance 10 the hali the
premier minister. Ra.nilairiyony. re-
oeived the invited guests in person
Once In the hail the European guest.
were shown to red plush stalls placed
next TO the throne chair This latter
stood upon a slightly raised dais. up
on which the queen. with her two litil,
nephews aud her niece. the heir pre-
snmptivo 20 the throne. had taken thcli
place. Upon the steps Of the throne
there was the inevitable cuspidor oI
green glass. which. It seems. must nc
company the queen wherever she goes
The stage was a very primitive anair
-Four men pulled up the curtain an,
held Il fast by ropes during the entir'
performance, standing In the back
ground all the while When the seem
was laid In the open air some real ire
and bushes were stuck into holes pro
vided IN the boards for the purpose
The male performers we're gentlemen
OF the court Ia European society dress
around which the LAMBDA the wid
Malagasy cloak. was thrown. the ac
tresses wore nothing bat short hight
colored shirts; they were dancers q
the queen
A number OF short pieces we're play ,
al Of which related To- theft. the ma
ilonal vice ni the hoyaa lu lAe nri
one a chicken was stolen. 10 the SEQ
ond q child in me third o woman III
queen. who ls remarkable ioi stole
It's. and who never smiles In publ
seemed 20 boz thoroughly amused. Oh
laughed heartily. The premier mint
ter. who D. az the same time the hu
band Of the queen was also satisfied
be- threatened the performers with b
raised finger. which with the hoyas
sign OF great courtesy. The perform
anoe. however was shorter Than 81
tlclpaied. the queen lefi without avail
Ing tie end. and the curtain fell IN
mediaiely after she rose IRON her se
and sailed out OF the hall. accompani'
BY the premier minister and follow
by her suite.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-13

Il is not generally known that 'ho
polka was invented hy a bohemian girl
named Haniczka Selozka She was a
blooming young peasant maiden ana
the best dancer IN The village Of Cos'c-
lee. on The river Elbe. and used TO per-
form solo dances OF her own invent on
al the various village festivities itvaa
In the year 1880. az farmhouse. that
the assembled guests asked her 20 dance
d solo and she said % viii show "a
something quite ncv snd 20 iho music
OF her own singing She Tictd Che po.Al
step. though with more elaboration
than ID b. now performed. Tho dan I'd
found favor at once and became 70
pcpular that % later became national
dance. Haniozka named / lu'hu. nd
40 said 10 was danced in short stops
nnm pulku came po,ku aud hnail
pslka. the dance three years later D
coming popular in praeue and in D..
a was alrc.ly danced 20 the Nieus
halls aud one year lutef became th
most popular dance in Paris
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-13

when with a smile your argument N
hears.
She has resolved your wishes 10 obey
But when she meets 81 Ieasonin'
with tears. -
lie sure. o man. shc mssns TO hay
her way.
A little lovers quarrel or two Is .
good thing by which 10 take each other
measure.
How many men there are who dc
clare they detesi all manner Of pastry
and yet we find they have thor finger
In every piel
More than thirty-fve hours Of schoo
work q week for boys under fourteen
aud forty-two hours Tor boys above tina
age. Is incompatible with the condl
lions OF health.
The largest Georgia oak Is twenty
seven feet In circumference. II Is IL
Oglethorpe county.
Why. for having false weights, shoulC
we be more ready to blame an apothe
cary than any other tradesmang BE
cause an apothecary has "scruples,
which other tradesmen have not
II Is predicted. as one OF the posi-
hlo practical uses OF balloons that th'
lime will come when mechanics WHIT
have 10 work on church spires an'
high buildings will do q by means o
balloons. instead Of with the dangerou
rcaffold now In use.
It's a deep mystery way IN
heart OF man turns TO one woman on
Of all the rest he's seen In the world
and makes Il easier for him 10 wor
seven years for her. like Jacob did 70
Rachel. sooner than have any oihe
woman for lhe asking.
A forty-fooi snake has several time
been seen between Bloomington an
washington The people Of the latte
place procure their whisky In N
former and Il Is a somewhat slngula
circumstance that the snake u see
only on the return trip
Eyolution-The cotton seed becom'
cotton the cotton becomes thread. u
thread becomes fabric the fabric b
comes a print. the print becomes
wrapper. and the wrapper becomes
beautiful woman.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-13

George Eie v3t ui-hrcd. extremely
slain. avt.gcJ nl-ir,sed This
makes bee career 80 the more wonder
ful For. CO., .iler. urat she conquered
m, respect ,he philosophic world by
her papers ip ,Ae Westminster. Then
She conquered .he Euphilosoph.c world
In her moves. then with no physical
harms she canned the love and dcvo'
lion Of one tasa not a meaa OF common
,ann out a nan 90 considerable under
,tnnd.ag. theu che gathered around he
A crowd OF admaors to whom she be
came On oracle aud prophecies sh0
lived au idc., Kind Of life an author
lty. luxury. Wsuiy and honor ans
Lough she G,acj the laws o. socie'l
sbe Was .pa.cd ala uaplcasan1uess aa'
/ she d,cl before her novels ceased 10 b
read Walter h,sanl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-13
FLOATING FACTS.

The forest reserve In Maine contains
1900 900 acres. aud the special agents
to look after Il number thirty.
An albino partridge. the tips OF Us
white feathers tinted with pink, Is the
latest freak brought out Ol the Maine
woods.
There Is an historic well 10 Rutland.
VI Il was bull, during the revolution,
and was used by soldiers Of Burgoyne's
army after acinS remove ron Boston
In l5Ss,
A writer In the Edinbr ScOtohman
IN dealing with the causes Of intemper-
anoc mentions as one Ne principal
ones the want OF sympathy at home
and a scoldlug. sulklng. nsgglng wife.
- Russian battleshps, the Rurik
enc - Dlmiri Donskoi have hafDOrtd
IN Portsmouth on their way TO .ae Med.
ucrrancan. Il Is the first time thl.
privilege has been granted Tor a quar-.
Ter OF a century.
Robinson Crusoc's musket. a line
old specimen. with long barrel. nlnl
lock. and beautifully balanced" Is o.
fered Tor sale In Edinburgh. :. cam,
into the possession OF the present oWncI
through Alexander Selkirks grand
niece.
Six deer wandered into the village o
Central Lake. Mich. early last Sunda,
morning trotted through the street.
for awhile and took 10 the woods agall
before any OF the startled mhabiant
could quiet their nerves sun icully L
get a gun.
Il has been noted that serpent charm
ers continually talk. sing or wh.stle Q
have an attendant TO play upon son,
, shrlll musical instrument duriag "a
, time exhibitions are being given. Tia
these sounds have their influence thes
Is not the least doubt
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-13

When you tc dletiag TO reduce aesn
,ou must SO, stale Sreal aud give ~
po,stoes ID hcets, corr peas, brns'
milk u,5L.. 80 sweets, ,vsoa- indeed
ANYTHING wins gyea suggests sugar o.
starch. up toast without bullet tea
Without ciu milk or sugar. rate me''
Win d. Co., ana ds iag as possible NC
,,ee.1l',s aIlAl should form Your d'ct
Tale 900 iu, exercise you c-a IN 'h'
va, Oh vsioMg. BE- twice a week 10
Russian bath ,Vhcre possiole) aud W.
/ ,aliatly 30 TO bed hungry ANYBODY
brave tuougn 20 l.yC up 10 these law
MN certainly losc gcs1. Ladies l'om
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