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Decollete Gowns In London.

A London writer, commenting on the fact that decollete gowns are becoming more popular in New York, says: As low necked dresses become fashionable i'll New York, i'll London they are rap idly on he decline, except for ball or Il very large dinner At one time it was almost necessary to wear low gown to the theater in London, but now when one sees a decollete gown it looks pro yincial, as all the smart set have adopt ed fluffy chiffon blouses for evening wear. The reason for this is that the theaters are insufficiently heated, and the houses in winter are always q little cold. For all small, smart dinners high necked, sdressy'' evening blouses, or tea jackets, are frequently if not gener- ally seen. In fact, go we'll is the full made dress appreciated that even at court presentations the queen permits a heart shaped CT a serilow neck, with long sleeves. '
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The Art of Bow TNina.

The ant of bow tying is taught TO young women, who like always to be smartly trimmed with correct bows at the neck and Lett. Even the bow for the hair has different tie from the bow at the slipper, and the waistband has .a knot entirely unlike that at the throat. To kEow the difference is one of the arts of bow tying. The next is to be able to tic.
 A bow Of orange velvet of the new shade, eapueine. is a valuable adjunct for somber dress. Upon light one 1t becomes positively brilliant, q beautiful decoration for dinner. For such bow and its belt there must be crush of velvet to go around the waist snugly. This must De crinolined to set like q girdlc, and to it must be sewed the bow of velvet. Each separate loop is lined and stiffened. and the ends have sharp pieces Of stiffening set in. The whole is brought under q small knot A bow, carefully made like this, withstands a great deal ef hard usage, and if it is lined with taffcta instead of with velvet it is not tco bulky thing 10 be worn under q coat
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st. Louis Women.

The women of St. Louis want repre-. sentation on the school beard, and as the simplest way of securing 1t have had q bill drawn up, which, if passed, will put all end to the existing masculine monopoly of school management in the state of Missouri. It provides that i'll al towns, cities and school districts the governing body of the schools shall be composed cf an equal number of men and women, and no board shall De com posed of more than l2 members. They have issued lcrs and eloquent petition to voters asking support for their meas ure and giving many secd reasons why 1t should become il law.
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A WELCOME GUIDE.

On receipt of 20 cents will forward to any address, postpaid, hand some catalogue of 72 pages profusely illustrated, giving full description of fruit trees. small fruit, ornamental trees, eyergreens, shrubs. vines. roses bulbs etc, also giving formulas for spraying, when to spray, plant etc. The descriptive catalogue is a well come guide to ali those in need of information, and should not be with out It. Send for It. it will please you. From the first order you send of one dollar or more, the price of the cata logue can be deducted thereirom.
 Yourcorrespondence kindly solicit ed. Yours very truly. Ambrose Martell, proprietor Peoria Banner Nurseries, office and sales grounds, Nos. Ill to IF $. Jefferson ave, Peoria, HI. a-23-d &sw If.
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Tennessee Centennlai and Interna- tional Exposition at Nashville, Telu., May lst to Oct. 3Oth. 1897. For His occasion the St. Lonis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway will sell round triptiekets asfellews April 2S to Oct. l5 inclusive. final re- turn limit Nov. :. 1897. rnte $lS.7U, A pril 29 to Oct. 15 inclusive. final re- turn limit 20 days from date of sale. rate $1370; April 29, May 4. 6, II. E, IS, 20, 25, 2; June I. 3, s, 10. l5. r. 9 2l, 20, Jnly 1, 6. s. 3. 15, 20, 9, 2. 9; Aug. 3, ,, 10. r. F. l9. 24, 26, 31; Sep. 2.7. 9. IA. l6, 2l, g. 2s. 30; Oct '. l2. II. D, 2l and a6. final limit return ten days from date Of sale, rate 5000.
 H. E MIzELI.. Agt.
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TIE railroad commission bill was defeated ill the Senate Wednesday afternoon by the close vote of 15 to i6. All of the Senators were pres ent except Senator King, Of La fayette, who has been absent during the present session. Those who toted for the bill were: Senators Cazort, Collins, Douglass, Hall, Haley, Hayes, Hillhouse, Lambert, Manning, McGehee, Pinnix, Quarles Rains, Williamson aud President Moose-l5.
 The voting against it were: Senators Blackburn. Cornell, Grace, siranberry, Gray, Hathcock, Izard, KimbelI. Morton, McMullin, Smith, South, Williams, Wilson. Witt and
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PARIS, France, was the scene Tuesday afternoon of perhaps the most distressing calamity of modern times. A crowded structure, in which was being held a charitable bazaar, was seized by flames and entirely consumed within very few minutes, and before the tanic- strick eE crowd, mostly women and girls, could escape It is regarded as certain that at least 200 were burned to death, and the list of injured numbers close to ,000 Among the killed aud injured were many of the foremost leaders of France and other countries, including, it is re- ported, some Americans, most of them being engaged in the chari table work for which the bazaar had just been opened The usually gay city is weighted down with despair over the terrible affair.
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TIE anti-Bailey dissensionists in Congress came to grief Monday. For some time they have been say ing that they had majority of the Democratic minority, but when it came to a test vote, thirty three lined with MT. Bailey and thirty two voted on the opposite side of the question. This vote was sufficient 70 show that the Democrats are hopelessly divided in Congress, and the division bodes no good for the party. United, the Democratic party will stand; divided it will fall. The people of the country will re- pose no confidence in the party when it is so hopelessly divided isto small and contending factions. The Democrats must get together if they expect to win in the elections of 1898 or 1900.
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F Hoods ~es True Blood Purifier. C. l. Hood & Co.,, Lowell, Mass.
 -. D.ss assist Digestion and cure Hood $ Pills Constipation. % cents.

THE Arkansas House has at last 1 developed leader aRd, strange to say, his name is J.sO. A Bush, the Populist chieftain of Sonih Arkan-- sas. He controlled almost every
 move made in the House yesterday
 and today. This will prove very
 mortifying news to the Democracy of Arkansas, but it is a faci, never l theless, and the veteran Democrats l of the House are disgtst ed in con sequenee--C Coname ctdl .Appeol.
 This is the same J. o. A. Bush, who as Populist editor in Nevada county, has been hound ng, slsnder
 ing and abusing the D. moerats Of that section for number of years; who was reprimanded by the Arkan- sas Press Association for tbtainina railroad transportation to attend a press convention and then using it. | to attend a Populist Convention i; who has been more vile in his abuse of the respectable white people of the State than the most radical and unconscionable Republican, and who has been a disgrace to his party, his people and his State. Is this the Popocrat leader of Democratic hosts? If such be true it will cause the blush of shame ta fit across the face of every honest ard respectable e Democrat in the State of Arkansas
 Fie! fie! for shame! Shame on the Democrats who would be led by such a rapsca'lionl Has m sdern Democracy come to this? For cur part, we would rather follow in the footsteps of Powell Clayton than this Populist mountebank from Nevada county. Clayton possesses ability and responsibility; Bush possesses neither. He is the merest off-scum of the present political discontent that has carried away many we'll meaning people, aud if the Democrats in the House have set him up for leader, may God in his infinite mercy save us from such leader. It is disgrace 10 the State that such man should be put forward as a leader in legislation. Good Lord, deliver usl
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WEBSTER DAVIS, Of Kansas City, Mo. who last summer was eahdi date for the Republican nomination for Governor, but was defeated, has been appointed Ass stant Secretary of the Interior by the President. This is regarded as a victory for the Kerns over the Filley faction of Republicans in Missouri
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not return until d year hence, and will then be introduced to society by her mother, who is with her during her stay ill Paris. Her efforts with the brush have found great favor among the art ists of the French capital, and, encour- aged by their praise, Miss McGrew hopes to be able to let the world know of her existence. Miss McGrew has shown such rapid development i'll her studies that the roseate hopes of her friends can by no means be said to be extrayagant. It is said that her tech nique is remarkable for so young q stu dent. Her efforts iii blaclyyand white are really meritorious, especially her pen drawings, some of which show unmis- takable signs of talent full of possibil- ities. Miss MeGrew inherits her beauty from her mother, who was Miss Don aldson ef Lexington, Mo, and whose beauty Of Tcrsen aid character form a rare combination i'll womankind.
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WE acknowledge the receipt of the Texarkana Con ier, successor 10 the State Neus, by !. w.. Stuart, editor and manager. It is a five column quarto, neatly and handsomely printed, brim full Of news matter, and is a most inter esting paper. We gladly welcome it to our exchange table.
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Mothers and Daughters.

Brooklyn has Il euchre club called the Mothers and Daughters club. N, one is eligible fer ms lnbs rship who can. not bring Il mother or ! daughter with her They meet for play in the after noon, and when once assembled thes quickly separate into two groups. one composed entirely of daughters, tho 0ther of mothers.
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Cotton Belt Route.

Meeting Independent Order B'rin'i Birth, Waco. Texas April 25 to 30.
 For this occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets. Pine Bluff tD Waco and return at $l6 B one aud one-third fare on the certificate plan. Tickets on sale April 22 to 27, Return limit May 5 1897. F. ". I..Beanme, c. F. X T. A. ]. W. Farley. Agt.
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Moody.s Advice to Wives.

Addressing women who aro wives the other day in fremont temple, Boston, Mir. Needy teld hem thai if they have just complaint against their husbands they should seek divorce. Anticipating the objection that such advice would break up hcmos, he declared that he gave 1t for the upbuilding Of the home and the defense Of the family honor.
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psu,er,s .Danehters.c

The Denver Daughters of the Reyolu- ton opened tie new year in new quar- ters in he City Troop armory. They will hereafter keep open house all the time, and ure the first weman's organi- zaticn in Dcnvtr 10 attempt such 2 thing The Woman's club of Denver also has quarters ill the almory and moved ill simultaneously with the Daughters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-06

IT is stated that a number of New York thieves have taken to wearing swallow-tailed coats. There are a number of thieves in high society in New York City who wear the ''claw hammer" and are important func- tionaries on all social occasions.
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SHE HAS TALENT.
A Young Woman of St. Louis Who wn
 Win Q Place In the Field of Art

Miss Myrtle McGrew is one of the prettiest and most charming of St.
 Louis new crop of artists. She is the daughter of a we'll known merchant, and is possessed of remarkable talent. She has been abroad for more than year and is now studying in Paris She will
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Meeting Medical Society at Little Rock May Il to 13. For this pcca- sion the St. Louis Iron Mountain Railway will sell tickets at tho rnte of one and one-third fare for he round trip on the certificate plnn. Limit of certificates May F.
 II. E. MizELI., Agent.
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ouadrienisl rurDfes, North Americ

2uadrieniai Funniest North American
 Gymnasfic Union
 To be held at St. Louis, May 9th 10 9th.
 For the above occasion thc St. Louis Iron Mountain md Southern Railway will sell tickets from Pine Bluff to St. Louis and return at one fare for the round trip, t$ll 6l tlats oi sale May 9th and 9th, final limti for return May 12th.
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If you would be comfortable get screen doors and windows put in by tho Bluff City Lumber Co., 324 d&wtf
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General Assembly Cumberland Presbyte-
 rian Church

At Chicago. H., May 20. 1897. For this occasion tho Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets Pine Bluff to Chicago and return at $25.35, one and one-tiird fare, on the certificate plan. Tickets will be sold on May l1th and 18th return limit three days from day meeting adjourns.
 J. ". FARLEY, Agent.
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Meeting Diocese of Arkansas, at Little Rock. May to II. For this occasion the St. Louis Iron Noun tain Railway will sell tickets at the rate of one and one-third fare for the roul trip on the certificate plan, limit of certificates May II.
 H. E. MIzELL Agent.
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For Your Drug Trade; perhaps you trade with us now, if so, We thank yon and trnst you will continue so 10 do; if you do not We will be pleased to have you call at no Main street and make our acquaintance, meet our clerks and famiiarize yourself with our way of doing business, and onr prices.
 Pure Drugs and Skilled Labor Both metric and apothecaric weights and measures, torsion balance sensi- tive to one sixty y-fourth of a grain and the checking systems enables us to safely and properly prepare any pre- scription written by any doctor on any blank and in any sy tenn Of weights and measures. an;i once you become our customer we have no fear of losing you.
 Cut this out and keep it till April 18th. then read our advertisement in this paper, there will be something for you.
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THE Greeks beat the sstuffing' out of Turkey yesterday. Now, let the Greeks dc it again.
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A GENTS WANTED1-for War in Cuba, by ~ Senor Quesanda, Cuban representative at Washington. Endorsed by Cuban patriots. In tremendous demand honanza for agents. Only S1.50. Big book. big confes- sions. ny body wants tho only endorsed. reliable book. Outfit free. Credit given. Freight paid. Drop ;a trash, and make s3O0 month with War in Cuba. Address today. The National Book Concern 352. 256 Dearborn street, Chicago 42Sd1m
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FIFTY DOLLARS X WEEK EASILY MADE ! Agents wanted in every locality for ". J
 Bryan's great and only book, The First Battle" The best seller ever produced. Agents are takir as many as 200 orders per week. Beware of fraudulent limitations Send for outfit and begin work at once. W. Bs COhkEy COMPANY, Publishers, 3lI HeaP- born St.. Chicago. 36 d4w
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TaE cigarette law is now in force in Tennessee
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OST-A ehild's Roman gold ring, with E chip diamond set. Finder will be re- warded by returning same to Prof. F. s. Luce, at the Merrill Institute. ;sd6t
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builds up the system, creates an ap- petite, tones the stomach and gives strength. It is the peoples Spring Medicine, has larger sale and cf- fleets iaore cures than all others.
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MANT D-A gee q, second hand. two seat
 " ed carriage ldress, IL" care Graphic. 4 30 dGt
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Good pasture. with plenty of water 21s
 Nmiles south of town Horses Sl. cattle 75c. 15-d 6t. A. o. EDwAf DS.
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iATANTED-To buy a stock of dry goods,
 w clothing. boots and shoes. VIII pay spot cash Stock must he worth over ST0O)' Address NJ. II. H., this elilee. 10 Ct
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EOuND--A bunch of Keys tied on one string. Owner ean have same by calling at this office and paying Tor his ad.
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FOR RENT--After May 1,lhe office now oecu- pied ny the Pine Bluff Water X Light Co. at Merrill Institute. APO d 6t.
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FOR sALE--Yellow Yam. Southern Queen, and Vineless, or Bunch Yam. sips.s also fine eggs. Address. R. W. ANDERSON.
 29 dew Jacksonport, Ark.
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r or sale. my residence property on Olive st Lake Side, at Il Bargain. A. o. EDWARDS.
 4-15-d tt.
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Advertise Your Wants.
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Then all your nerves, III uscle s, tissues and organs will be properly nourished.
 Hoods Sarsaparilla
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II. E. .MIzEL1 Agent.
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mon sense way--keep your head cool, your feet warm and your blood rich and pure by taking Hoods Sarsaparil1a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-25

The political excitement of the last Di .s-
id-ntdi election was very little " Amy
cNre. drd by that which now sflrs the
little town oi Barton Heights from centre
f1 circumference. That thriving Iltue
suburb ls uu the throes " munlclpa
election. and the iOg-roiiins and wire
pulHus going on there Is wonderful! 90
behold.
The occasion Of the contest Is the iiiline
ON Thursday next. az the same time as
the regular county election OF the office
of Mayor and the election of three short-
term c0urcilmen. all " whose terms tx
pire July Isl next
FOR the past week Tho canvass has wax
ed FAST and furious, and the voters are
rapidly a.i-ung themselves with their
flvorlte candidates. The candidates arr
making % red-hot canvass and their beam
ine faces and gracious smiles can De- seen
every day Ou streets N ID. town that
heretofore they have been unaware of the
existence Of
The outgoing Mayor Col W. r. Jones
is a candidate Tor reelection. and l- op-
posed hv Councilman j. ". Starrett.
whose term expires next month. The cane
di9atos for thc Council. are Mr. George y.
Minor Mr.. q. o. Redo present monuments
and capt. F.. IT Lea on ono side. and
Messrs K l. CHM. Tucker "a. sands, and
-- sharp on the other.
Politics DO not enter into The contest at
alitne questions ~ issue being p4rey local
ones. but the fight that is on u.s. equal 60
the hottest lights 90 Henrico county. when
Democrats and Republicans were strus-
Cling for supremacy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-25

dill said that while the position was held
by Virgnian II did not follow that Mt.
Daniels successor would Of necessity be
a Nirginian.
The place might be filled from Kansas
or any other State. h. said and nave
heard no one mentioned from this state
as q possible SUCCESSOR
General Edgar Allan. one OF the local
Republican leaders said.
The Republicans will vote on masse
against a constitutional convention. In
regard 10 the fan campaign we are watch-
ing and waiting. and our convention VIII
probably not be called until after tho
Democrats have nominated.
Il think. that Gen. James \. Walker.
Is as strong as any man We can run Tor
Governor. and Hon. Malcolm \. Coles,
would be a good man FOR Lieutenant
Governor. while either judge l.. J.. Lewis
or Thomas = Borlsnd would make an
excellent Attorney
II am certain the civil service laws VIII
be modified 20 some extent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-25
HENRICO HIPPENIAGs.
Arrests for Stealing Wire, Tobacco Wills
KEY, and Hogs,

Constable r. q. Garnett. and Policeman
Jones both ~ Henrico county. arrested
and lodged in Jail Sunday night Robert
Gaines. colorod. charged with stealing
wire from the Seven Pines Electric Rail-
way. and ben Brown. also colored alas
John Henry Brown. for stealing some to-
Dacco and whiskey from Daniel f,nchei,
40 Hardcns.
These men were captured after a long
chls. hv the officers who found them
hiding iu q stable .Oft hci0ng.ns Cd john
Anderson. colOred farmer living uetr
Gaines Mills in Hanover county
Policeman Jones of ii,nric0 county. al
rested George Williams. a cDIorrd man,
900 Saturday. for stealing hogs from Benz
ism.n Gordon co.ored farmer of Hone
rico.
Williams drove the hogs which he took
from Gordon 90 Richmond and offered
them for sale to Nj. rs. d. Er4ucr. OF
the First Market. who suspcctihs infy
were stolen. told Williams lO come back
again for his money.
Meantime. while Mr.. Braucr was s'1r--
Ing % notify the police. Boo came Gordon
The owner of The hogs proved his proper.
tv and warrant for Williams arrest
was quickly prepared and executed. ihr
prisoner being locked mp lu ilNnii'' Jni
The Electoral Board OF Hcnricp county.
gifh Judge Wickham. were Dusilt 'Ntt.
ed AirnIdV in counting and scaling bale
lots for the election for county officers
90 occur on next Thursday, 9th instant.
Joseph Carter colored. was rel, sod
from Henric1 iail on May 18TH where he
Dad been confined for breaking into ID car
OF tho Chesapeake and ohio railroad, ana
stealing h0ur
he was at once taken To New Kent
county fo answer charge of felony ana
a sentence of Two years in the peniten-
tiary was given him, ON ms CONVICTION
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-25
AGAIN FOR RICHMOND.
GIORGII DItLIRfs mar mr.
BITILL iBBLf sHOiLD M HLRi.
Mrs. X. D.. Park, OF Macon. Addresses IN"
Daughters of tho tonfedsrscJ "t
the Empire state.

An appeal for Richmond ~ the most
| appropriate place .or Che location ~ the
I Battle Abbey comes from the pen OF one
I OF tho state officers and most devoted
workers In the Confederate cause. Mr.
X. T.. Park Of Macon That her plea In
behalf OF the old Confederate capitol will
meet with an eager response from every
daughter Of the Confederacy IN the ranks
is already proved without doubt
The following Is the letter which has
heon sent 10 tho presidents OF chapters OF
Daughters of the Confederacy throughout
the state some have responded prompt
Is. Augusta. Atlanta. Macon, Athens
and Waycross have sent a unanimous
vote for Richmond Others are diatory.
All are urged % send A response az
an early date.
LOCATION or BATTLE ABBEY.
To the Presidents of Chauf1rs 81 Dlugh-
tors OF the CUnfcdcrdcy throughout
Georgia.
WI YOU kindly ascertain AZ tho frat
possible opportunity and communicate 90
me thc pi icitn,e ol your chapters a.
% the location Of the Battle Abbey
10 Atlanta d. ont OF The contest what
is your choice as between Richmond. Va,
.N'N W i'"t.f 80. fi' -, N''f' 'I 'l'.
i''h' inh"i inat ti'hhi'nu ~ VIZ ','
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ut the most rcroic struggles in the an
nails OF history.
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Graf" Memorial Library society, ana
carried 10 successful completion hy the
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