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V* Care Constipation Forercr. Take Caacsreta Candy Cathartic. 10c or UC.C.C. tall vo cure, druggiaW retuud money. Elderiy Rentlomin seem to have a n#m- •hantforyounKerlylaiies. nftVe Salt Rheum That Terrible Itching, Burring* Smarting’, Swalling Which mlo* pleasure, ioterferes with work, prevents sloop—yields to the blood* purifying effects of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It has cured thousands of cases, it will cure yours. Remember that U Sarsa- llOOCl ^ parilla Is America's Greatest Medicine. Hood’s Pills easy to takr, easy to operate. educational. OSBORNE'S J admedd ^ ouetit Anauata, Ga. Aetul basinaw. No text/ book*. Short time. Cheep board- bend for eeteioi c hariotte commercial OLLEGE, cwiiuom, it. o. Ho v^acet Ions—Positions Ouarauteed—rateloarue Free Send vents in stamps for ptjoket calculator. fusimic hiuum mw WILL RE-O *EN SEPT. 7, 1898. • •• Thoroughly prepares l>oys for best oollegeu. West Point and Aunapolla Reavtlfnl loca tion and exceptionally healthful climate. $SU0 a year. For Illustrated cata.ogue address Dr. Sam‘1. W. .tlurpby, A. 31. Princi pal, Fayetteville, X. C. PATAWBA G0LLE6E, U •••f EWTON, . C.• •• NBXT SESSION BEGINS AUGUST 9, 1898. Full Academic, liuslnese and Collegiate Course*' with Music and Art. T. n accomplished Instructor*, flood Buildings. Apparatus. Libraries,<vc., Thorough work aud moderate expenses. Pun* water and mountain air. Worthy persons helped. Catalogue Free. For particulars address, HEY. Jf. C. CLAPP, D. D., PRES. GEORGIA FEMALE SEMINARY* o • e A N O ogs CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. Thorough courses; handsomest music hall In the South; largo pipe organ and '<15 new pianos re- ewtWy purchased; large campus and gymna sium. 1500 feet above sea level, natural mineral waters. A 8450 Everett piano to be given best muslo pupil. Several scholarships. A. W. VanHoorte. H. J. Pearce, Associate Presi dents. Lock-box 3. Gainesvills Ga. TRINITY I Offers full co COLLEGE Offers full courses in English Language and Lit Mature, Ancient and Modern Languages, history' Sociology. Mathematics, Philosophy, Bible, Law and Ckramierve. Women admitted toall courses of study. The largest endowed InsUtutlun of learning In the State. Board from i»l>..TO to ft I ft.OO per month Tuition g.VMM) a Veir. Next session orient September?. 1H98. For Catalogue address JOHN C. KILGO. Durham. X. V. DAVIDSON COLLEGE, DAVIDSON, N. 0. UXTr SECOND TEAR BEGINS SBPT. 8,1898. Eleven Professors and Instructors. Three Courses for Degree Ample Cabinets and L Location Healthful and Bcant Gymnasium Complete. Term* Reas A®^ -RESIDENT, Library of CondcmttejXjooka. The ItaJion Governineut h® resolved to found at Florence at pubM<^ expense a llbmry of all the books which vave in curred the censure of the Sacred Con gregation of the Index. The Vatican 5ms protested against the measure, on the ground that the majority of the books in question arc improper to the last degree, and that the establishment of a collection of such a nature is au affront rather against public morality than against the discipline of the church. The order to change the color of our war-ships from white to lead-gray is the nautical version of an army maxim that officers should not ride white horses. There is no law in war or so ciety that a man is to cry out, “Here am I—shoot me." STORIES OP RELIEF. Two Letters to Mrs. Pinkham. Mrs. John Williams, Englishtown, N. J., writes: “ Dear Mrs. Pinkham:—! cannot be- gia to tell you how I suffered before taking your remedies. I was so weak that I could hardly walk across the floor without falling. I had womb trouble and such a bearing-down feeling; also suffered with my back and limbs, pain in womb, inflammation of the bladder, piles and indigestion. Before I had taken one bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound I felt a great deal better, and after taking two and one- half bottles and half a box of your 'Liver Pills I was cured. If more would take your medicine they wouli not hare to suffer so much.” Mrs. Joseph Peterson, 513 East St., Warren, ^.writes: bar Mrs. Pinkham:—I have suf- bd with womb trouble over fifteen years. I had inflammation, enlarge ment and displacement of the womb. I had the backache constantly, also headache, and was so dizzy. I had heart trouble, it seemed as though my heart was in my throat at times chok* ^taikme. I could not walk around and ToSfcld not lie down, for then my heart would beat so fast I would feel as though I was smothering. I had to sit up' in bed nights in order to breathe, so weak I conld not do any- amg. “I have now taken several bot tles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable pound, and used three pack- of Sanative Wa?h, and can say am perfectly cured. I do not think could have lived long if Mrs. Pink- iMtfs medicine had not helped me. AGRICULTURAL TOPICS Paatartng Orchard Gnus. Orchard grass can be pastured earlier than most other grasses, as its roots run mostly near the surface. This grass needs to be eaten down pretty closely, for it is not only more productive if thus pastured, but that is the way to prevent the seed stalks from shooting up. Then the grass Boon becomes poor in quality, as the seed stalks are mainly woody fiber, and have comparatively little feeding value. |p Aphlde*, or Plant Lice. The small, soft-bodied, green or black, mostly wingless insects that feed in colonies on the leaves of most of our orchard trees, commonly called the “aphis” or “plant louse,” are only too well-known and need no descrip tion. The surest remedy is to spray the infested part of the trees with the diluted kerosene emulsion. The aphides are usually ou the under side of the leaves, and the emulsion, to be effective, must be applied as a strong under spray. Ilijt Record* With Few Hen*. We are constantly reading of big records as to profits being made by a few hens. This is due largely to the fact that iu a small flock the chances are greatly in favor of the hens having proper treatment. They get the kind of food necessary to keep them in good condition. They get a great variety of food, usually the table scraps, and, lastly, they have more room in which to pick up green vege tables and bugs. Then, too, they have more chance to exercise. Added to this the immunity from diseases and we have a combination which pro- duces good results. The same thing may be done on a large scale, but it will take greater outlay and more labor and attention on the part of the poultry owner. Growing lUuRkmelons. The reasons for failure with musk- melons seem to be insufficient culture, destructive insects, careless selection of varieties, and lack of fertilization of the blossoms, according to careful inquiry. Yet with a little care this most delicious eatable can be so easily grown that every farmer’s family ought to have it in abundance. Well- drained soils containing considerable humus or vegetable matter are the best for muskmelons. The lighter soils are preferable. The best fer tilizer is one rich in all the elements of plant food, except stimulating nitro gen. Good stable manure is as good as anything available for the ordiuary farmer. Frequent cultivation and hand hoe ing is of great importance. The growth from the first shonld be con tinuous. Once checked, the vines sel dom regain their original vigor and productiveness. Plant sufficient seed so that from three to five good plants can be depended upon. For the cu cumber or squash beetles, dust with tobacco; for the common black squash bug, collect and destroy the eggs and the inseots, in the onoW rinriinn. THTfT Teaching Calves to Urlnk. A short time ago I saw a friend try to teach a young calf to drink. He began with gentle demeanor, bat in a very short time he was fighting mad, the calf wild with fear and over half the milk was on the floor. He gave the poor, ignorant beast several bad names and a hard kick, and then took the remainder of the milk and left it hungry. The reason he failed to instruct was because he began wrong. He backed the calf into a corner, got astride its neck, and while he held the pail with one hand he pushed the calf’s nose down into the milk with the other. The result was what might have been expected—a sudden lurch and bunt on the part of the calf, and milk splashed over the man from his eyes to his toes. Then he was mad,' the calf frightened half to death and the first lesson terminated. I have tanght a large number of calves to drink, and done it so easily and quietly that nobody ever sus pected that anything had happened. I placed a box, large enough to hold a pail, in one corner of the shed; set the pail containing the warm milk in it, then by gentle movements got the oalf to come to it. Dipping two fin gers in the milk and patting them in the calf’s month, I give it a taste. I repeat the dipping, and gradually lead the animal down to the milk, and it sacks it in while sucking my finger. The second lesson is much shorter. The calf has learned where the milk is, and little trouble is experienced in getting its head down to it; then while it is drawing in the milk I quickly slip my finger out. I repeat these motions until the animal “catches on,” which it will do in a very short time. The third lesson consists in leading the calf’s nose down to the milk, and after that it will look out for itself. When the pail is set in a box the calf cannot tip it over nor bunt the milk out of it, and no holding is necessary. I have had calves drink right along after one lesson, others only after three or four. The oalf mnst not be held in any posi tion; it will hold itself. All that is necessary is to give it a taste of the milk and teach it where to find it— Fred Grundy, in Farm and Fireside. . . fMAf i An old Civil War veteran tell story of how a laay private meat was cured of sh: pears that the fellow good. He had been drafted In vice, and thereafter devoted his time and attention to getting He spent more than half of his t the hospitable tenL He ran the of all the diseases that flesh is or bai; acquired through Its oar; guided efforts. Somehow, even verity of military discipline was i | quate to his case; shirk he ooul would. One day the regiment was order battle. Ther^ was to be a long, march, and a fierce conflict at the of it. When the orders came the s ker collapsed. He was taken to an balance, where he lay, apparently l 1 comatose condition, hearing no* ing, heeding nothing. The e geon, a new officer. Just pointed on the staff, was s< for, to see him. The physician chanc to be a keen-witted man, and, aft Liking in the situation, he ban dag the fellow s eyes, motioned to a privai to take his feet, while he himself too the head, and withont more ado dump ed the comatose shirker into the river! As it was the dead of winter, with ice blocks clogging the water, a more vlo-! lent remedy could not be imagined, and the way the fellow swam ashore was a caution. From that day forth he was agalu known trjr ^ is same of shirk Stone In Iler Stomach. TVom the Ocurtte, Blandineville, IU. The wife of the Rev. A. R. Adams, pastor of the Bedford Christian Church at Bland insville, 111., wai for years compelled to live a life of torture from diseasei Hor case baffled the physicians, but to-day she is alive and well, and tells the story of her recovery as follows; “About six years ago,” said Mrs. Adams, “I weighed about 140 pounds, but my health began to fail and I lost flesh. My food did not agree with ms and felt like a stone in my stomach. I began to bloat all over until I thought I had dropsy. bad pains and soreness in mv left side which extended clear across uiy back and also into the region of my heart. Daring these spells a hard ridge would appear in the leftside* ° f my 9toma<5h aularound “These attacks left me sore and exhaust- fu r.l, * umm w I was so nervous that tne children laughing and plAtinit nearly drove me wild. I suffered also Irom female troubles and doctored with ten different nhvHie;ans without receiving any help "My hus band bav-j ing read ia the news paper of Dr. Wil liams’ Pink Pills for Pale Peo ple. Induced me to try them. I be gan taking them) as t November I . but experi- Itnf an 2 enoed no re- IJinf- H 1 h *, d tnke L n blx boxes. I am now the eleventh box and have Jiy benefited. l tomtrh.'sa of my rlgpt arm and baud » that at times I sould hardly en dure Ibe pniu, but that has nil passed ? now have a good apatite -ad am fhi. ‘1?® n,y u ' ru work ' 2»vo done more this summer than in the past four vears put together. Dr. Williams’ pi uk pnj, *™ Pa e People cured me and I think it mv duty tc lot other sufferers know it ’’ Hundred* of equally romarknUa <'a*«*s have been cured by Dr. WHIfams’ Pink Pill,. A Queer Did Ocojrpahy. the interesting old books and papers belonging to the late Edward W. Wells of this city, was a geography that lets In some light on the state of general Information in the world a | century and a half ago. America is “the last quarter of the world" and the “north part of the continent is very little known.” The map of Nortn Amer ica gives all the region northwest of California as “parts unknown.” The great lakes are dowu as Superior, II- lenoia, Huron. Erie and i-rontenac. “N. England’' is all one little patch reach ing up to the St. Lawrence. Louisiana occupies most of the middle country. iThe’Oyo” river is the name of the hio. The chief town of New Jersey la d to be Elizabeth Town. The cli- ate is thus explained: “In the north vast unknown mountains, perpet- ally covered with snow from whence e Winds blowing the greatest part of e year these Countries become much Ider than those in Europe in the me latitudes.” It Is interesting to note that this rk that is more than a century and half old should advocate quite vig- usly the construction of canals oss the Panama and Suez Isthmuses, tford, Conn. Couiant I AMfcWkWfeBi CjMSUSERS. 83.05 ^ bill* tht, te.' of quarter- fe MwedoaxorPI ®ni»hed In tee- lunhi'inmj- Plane- ’ fc. relished, it pi: measure*-u Rh hintusT •A. wide. # | n , beveled mi r . Rj rt'r. Retail fe price I1U.M ■ii ■ i—-.-l catali e’Ut*. it household educator is mail ii request. Onr Clothing cat* llotli saraide* isulso ina.l- e4 free. txK*«“se p »u Owing to an overpro- luhtion ou ' Balti- I, we are of- Ing .specials b inuiNf man- ^ •n all Clothing 4'ARFF.TK m: DIVED. If . 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SiM War Atlas. -do-rt worry about such trifles," iths) N‘tv York girl. “Just keep a J upper '»p ami you’ll come out all "L. t,” replied her Boston in, “it is a physical impossibility t ie to maintain a suuerior labial rig- —Glucago News. Besiutr Is Blued Deep# u blood means a clean skin. No ’ without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar- your blood and keep it clean, by up the lazy liver and driving all im- s from the bodv. Begin to-day to pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads, St sickly bilious complexion by taking —beauty for ten cents. All drug- faction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c. t icrobe of love usually steers clear oi schelor’s heart. Jnl Ull m] they i “FldKXe*r” HmoLIor Tebacrc the top tor tte delicious aroma. *n > e made. Try it. own dfOblle most' shops are opei nt, and during the hot afternoom i>oked up. la lady writes: “Since first using the value of DK. MOFFETT’S (TEETHING POWDERS) In all childhood. I h«ve never n the house, and would The Seaboard Air Line ha* gotten out ami placed in the hand* of all it- I'ickot Agent* atprinolp*! points, a War AU**, showing the United States, Europeon Countries, C*pe Verde and Phiiliptn* Island*. Cuoa ami it- iarxer cities in detail, aud with map* of tie- World, North America, Europe and South America. These Atlases are full of informstion. and will prove of great assistanco in understand ing the movement* of fleet* *nd ariiile* as given In the newspap -r». On a -count of the great expense of getting out. this Allas, the Seaboard Air Line is compelled to Hx a price of twenty-live cent* each, wnirhis merely nominal. They can be obtained upon apnlication to Agent*. Representative* or to T. .1 Amletvou, General Passenger Agent Portsmouth, Va. CHICK AM AUGA NATION Al. PARK a Visit .'amp The very low rater named by the Seaboard Air Line to Atlanta, Ga., on areountof the Reunion oft: Confederate Veterans. July doth to d3rd, ot about one cent per mile, to gether with a like rate trom Atlanta to t'hlr. amauga. given by the W. a A 11. K.. affords .on opportunity for seeing the Park and pay ing a visit to fr'endsincamp which cannot be equalled. Ticket# on aale to Atlanta from nil principal points, Jalv l?th-t9thinclusive, good until July 31st. Apply to T'oket Affents,or, toT. J. Anderson, Genor il Passenger Agent, Portsmouth. Va. A Great Opportunity to Pay to the Camp. 5+0404'- i YOUR r™ l ACCOMPLISHED S *-7“’” ♦ DAUGHTER g„ SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO music unless ~ she is provided with an instrument to keep up hor prac tice. 1 represent the buililers of standaro makes of 1’lsuos and Organs and am in a position to save you money and supply the most reliable Instrument* the market af fords. Write me at onoa tor prices, terms nud catalogues, stating wuetner you pra ter Piano or Organ. New Organs from $—> upward. New Pianos from ♦175 upward. Ad- si * *■ i Columbia, n. C. 'Ire** m. 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'I ekthina Ulste* the bowels, makes keeps the baby in a is one who U able to tients of gkod fees. •{ul phyfdcia! low’s iSootbii rt«n» the gun I' TY.cn > ’ jflyrup forchtldrsa reducing iurtamv Bicycles MAKE KILL CLIMBING EASY Columbia 4 Chain Wheels, $75 ’Xlyl Hartford*, . . 50 Vedettes, $40 & 35 POPE MFC. CO., Hartford, Conn, Wilmington' will spend Some men overwork li e without work. themselves trying tc Why the Diamond Gleam*. The diamond is full of phosphorus. This quality has been known for cen turies, and still there are many who do not know it. That is the reason often that gleams of light are seen is suing from the stone in the dark. To this quality alone attaches a great deal of value. The most phosphorescent stone is the one that is the best cut. If there be phosphorus in the stone, it is greatly enhanced by proper cnlting, so that its scintillating focal ties are increased. Educate Your Dowels With Cascareta Candy Ontliartb'. cure const ipatton lorovSft t0c,23c. It C. C. C. tail, druggisisrelund money. The only soap wh i'h tbe Hindoo* ot the or thodox type employ is made entirely of vege table products. To Cure a Cold in One Day. T»ke Laxative Bremo Quinine Tablet*. Al) Druggists refund money if It failstocure. 25c Kmerica has eight towns named Madrid three of which are considering the expedi ency of changing their names. Boat Tobacco Spit sad fbaoks Tear I Jib Awiy. To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mac netlc. lull of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To Uac. the wonderworker, that makes weak me* strong. All druggists, SOo or Si. Cure guarao- teed. Booklet and sample free. Address Sterling Remedy Ga, Chicago or Mew York. A woman'* idea of wrong is something t man does that would be a mistake if she did It herselL Flmpte* Cored. AU disfiguring pimpUt are doe to diseased Mood. Salve or cosmetics will not core. B. B. B. will cure because it drives’ out of the bleed tbe poison which creates pimples. One to fear bottles are warranted to core. B. B. B. is purely vegetable. Large bottle fl.OO. AU druggists. Send for book. Blood Balrti Co., Atlanta, Ga. Some men exert themselves more in trying to borrow a dollar than in trying to earn one. No-To-Bae for Fifty Coats. Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak ~ strong, Mood pure. Me, tL AU druggista Boston claims to have the longest paved street in the world, which is seventeen and a aalf miles in length. Plso’s Cure is the medidne to bresk up children’s Coughs and Colds—Mrs. M. O. Blckt, Sprague, Wash., March 8, li®4. Dramatist Gilbert’s Joke. The following smart example of repartee Is attributed to W. 8. Gilbert. The dramatist was at an evening party, and chanced to be standing bare-bead ed In the hall, when a guest, departing In a hurry, mistook him for a waiter. “Call me a four-wheeler, will you,” aald he. “Sir,” replied the ready author ot “The Mikado” and a round dozen other operas, “you are a four-wheeler.” The guest was startled by this reply. “Why," he exclaimed, “what the ” But Mr. Gilbert Interrupted him with rn elaborate pretense at apology. “X couldn’t call you hansom, you know, could 17” life 1 ] oHitty euro !. No lirs or nrrvuu- l.-st day’s usd of Dr. Kliuc’s G rest «r. $3trial ixntleAnd treatise free INK. .rchflt. . Phils. Pa. m BARGAINS I re TIE taiENCE OF smip OF Fits is dueLt only to the originality and simplBv of the combination, but also to thekre and skill with which it is manultured by scientiflo processes know!) tbe California Fio Syrup Co. onl and we wish to impress upon all thlmportance of purchasing the true al original remedy. As the genuiilK vrup of Figs is manufactured by thfCiLiroRNiA Fio Syrup Co. only, knowledge of that fact will assist le in avoiding the worthless imitatu manufactured by other par- 'HjMigh standing of the Cali- »upo Syrup Co. with the medi- prfKsion, and the satisfaction ‘ ‘lie genuine Syrup of Figs has I millions of families, makes the n* of the Company a guaranty of the* far in h GROVES cell since of its remedy. It is 1 vancc of all other laxatives, s on tbe kidneys, liver and iJSweii rit bout irritating or weaken ing tli i, and it does not gripe nor nansc:. In order to get its beneficial effects lease remember the name of the-Co »any.— CAfORNIA HG SYRUP CO. SAN FKANC1SCW. Cal. LOUISvk-L. *r. new yoke. *. v. iitu; “A ta| MrH CASK A bsd » ta’ii t . nolle j 14, Card ——— long at the scene after mr taking two Thin I am sure has caused my the past three years. XamstUi its. the only cathartic worthy et inslt)le Geo. w. Bonus, Baird, Mass. TASTELESS EHILL TDNIC 18 JUST AS GOOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE OOots. Galatia. Ilia., Nov. M, nt, Pari* Medicine Co., 8t. Lcmis, Mo. — «*r—- »■* » -* GenUsmen:—We sold last year, OROVfc s TAHTKLH88 CUILL TO> booirbt three gross already this year. — , _.s y*ar. perionoe of 14 yaara. In the (tnw - ^ple tkntanve auefi i never sold an artli.-lathat^avnaacE u^Tvorsai satla faction aa your Tonic. Sours tnilyj ASNSVl I Aca DO SAW WOOD? notusatheta*tmari|h^By I savstlmssadi SMALLEY SAWS If you need a saw mill, any stse, write me before buying elsewhere. I bavs the most complete line of mills of any dealer or manufacturer In tbe SoathL CORN MILLS. Very highest grade Stones, at annsual- I ly law prices. I WOOD-WORKING MACHINERY, Planere, Heuldera, Edgar*, lle-rinwa, ; Liddell. i liuller, in (took, quick r price* C. BADHAM, 1888 Main 8t, ColnmbiA, 8. C. SECOND HAND Glm*# lilu*. Gina. Liiinmuegln. feeder aud condenser, good One 4o taw W tnshtp glu and oondemar, good order, On e_|0ja*^WIaahlpgln. feeder and condenser, good n, fair order. |13. feeder, giKd order. $30. feeder aud condeuser. good feeder, aud condensers, good One TiTsaw'Pratt gTn, frcK v and condenser, good ordar, $120. ^7 “" er*. good order, $15. ter, good order, $15. feeder, good order, $12.5<X a— i.- —— * *lovmT, good order, $30. One IU saw Pratt condenser, good ordsr, $30. Engines and Bollera. 0n ®*> H.R Atlas engine and 33 H. P. portable boiler *- pTiRdell *»Kine and 35 IL P. Atlas return ^*Vnndroids °* , * er ehif 111 ® ““J toller on wheels 1 S' •»flaa and boiler on ikld», fair order, $10. ° M gr)«i (wrds^* 1 ^ 10 ** 4U<1 D'erunharj 0ne <wder ^ 1 ° , * r ^ a * lllglinl> boiler on iklda good One 30 m. P. Rrle engine aud rctnrn tubular toller la good order, $33u One 30 H. P. Lombard return tubular boiler, good order, gioo. miaeellaneoua. 9** Fony saw mill, fair ordsr, tdOO. On* q<H)d*a a Waters 34” .urfacer $75. lwo «*• ootton prsMei, good order, $73 each. above offareil subject to prior eala. write Ca Qnlck. Unusually low price* on new machinery, all kinds. V. H. GIBBES S CO., &. 0 * Co. On* A* saw wioshln gin One to sow Van wfifi, One «j saw Pratt gla. ■ as new. $3ub. a*Hft Prett i Two «o taw Pratt ghia, ■ °lder. $ioo eacaT stt gin, •JsaaitfS COLUMBIA, s. c. i *'inn» r i ni r. ,,, , •ewe, nothin'; needed to bui ‘ Planks hammer, saw and nail*. ‘ y*S greatest inventions of the age I • “*en down »nd put up as fast aa wawSr® » CAn load and unlo*d from a . "v'L“- I n*o it to fence In mv herd of I ^metered FoianuChinn Ho^s. It enables wye my lot a# often a« I desire, •11 waste corners where there Ig,clover, fruit, nuts, etc., also to send out better pigs than Dos.-:Mr for me to otherwise i»l, reliable farmers wanted ns . AUse they can see the practical «• great Invention. Wr te before “e one eiae gets townsidp or county. -il^VOUMc, - - f.r. . IIsboro. 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