The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, December 08, 1881, Image 3
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Tkitki lk« m«m4 IaJU« S«a»ar.
r l< U to W»» (»• Mora Trial Joa-
<ic»i '
Th» hiarla^on
kriik itS racalioraaa.
op«*aJ m Tuwula;
•• n*%. siua.
U**. U L«M. toMf*
r Mat; Mta
Tk«* Mgkt my •tar;
Tfcai kaa,
Uf
ika pilfrtMft «f MV
»arT»a. Wca a yra.
Hart & Co A. P. Manville.
*TW Ira* kia4 ptaaaara i fHa*4l; kaa4
Haa Mrava aoaia (Wir aa4 frtgrant lo«ar«;
Bai tl.aaa grttn aaaaa a Wag iht ma4
ttoaa p»«a*d away, lika iraaiiaal boar*.
\a<i p* tWmatiag yaara aroaltl
and |
Chriidtiiu falta 0a Saaday and Manday
will lake iu plaea.
All Mclioad of the oauntr ara aaedlng tia-
llnr* to tba Atlanta Kapoaitlaa,
rampkiait tall In Columbia at 2} oenta
tipiaco but In WiUialdn at-i^?
Henry L. Jolintnti, Em|., ; haa baan ap*
poin»e«l Trial Juatioe at WitMatoir.
It iernmored that forty ears ard nhw beings
"]•, - And looks expectant, there to find ita feat.
Isi lore Rubcnstcin, of Vfiltiaton, lias been
Com niitsiouelas Notjuy Public by tlm Qor-
ernot*. ^
Mr. J. IV Bcjtgs, of Allendale, will ifton.
return to Florida, where he proposes to settle
permanently. - ;
John Bostock, of Barnwell, was discharged
^rom t,lie penitentiary an Monday , After serr-
ing tfir^p years for manslaughter."''
Mr. Richard A. Ellis, who has been for
♦ wo years in Col. J. J. Bfo.wn’s office, wit)
apply for license te practice law on the 13th
instant.
Taw hoiiana id any linn of bminims. hare .
eatetde^th-sir trade all orer theentire coun
try as hare D. M. Ferry A Co., the celebrated
Seedsmen, of Detroit, Mich. They furnish
employment to about 1,000persons, and keep
IK) commercial travelers on (be rood, looking
after their iutereeu. They grow on their o#n
Seed Farm* » very large proportion of the
see ls they sell, which is probably one of the
pr.ncipol reasons why their goods ara held in
such high esteem.all over the land. Wn
• would advise ell our m-uler* seeking infnroia-
tioa regarding seeds to send and procure a
copy of their uew and bcauttftil deed Annual
for l«l±
TnaCuaario.s Casa - Mr J. R Rountree
bsa the laeehe ef ant hnimaiiaU ftw a stalk
m
*' sugar eaar, jaawa arlthont fhntlitera.
• a*ea face lo«g ead aorraapeadtngly ane.t.
Aanrasa I acrvai itr fraa.—TVs store of
Messrs A. R L. • Tsamass. near Camp
bell tea wea hwraafi e« frMsy astht Thera
»%■ aet—>ian mad (ha Wea at the firm ta
tmaied at M.<hat The Are
ly (tadlad hy aa iaeeodiery
T a«raa —W
*ad.-» . Mr H.
h»•**her o/Mve h. T
Rrar Mm fevU 1 *. a lha 4<h law.
Das A M f armee Ara. >e*te tVv«« a
lafeo <k sdaf Mr Jamr. ( M.ma
km.
r—
Mr.
U^lndftil af the cVaagas they had wreugf
weary Vaart, amid the sturats tad elowds
The lesson Iraraed, that ail of earth it nought
it’s fitftil pleasures bloom but to decay, 1
lift greater gnefhdo not so soon depart ;
But stamp theii sorrows, lasting and seenre.
And least t heir impress ou the bleeding heart
r'' ~ ~ «
And ao with sad aad disappointed tnast,
My weary toul, by earthly toils oppressed.
Tarns from these sftenre to fairer climes above
hoii> r»- ,w. i> u . i ’ i . . .. i, " But olt! how long befofe these toils shall endf
^ bu.Ii for th. Port Royal and Augusta R ^ ^ ow , ong Weary eyes shall close,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS.
8l ro and OAoo So. 2i9 King Street, Cliariratoo, Hr C-
pattiful i
fot and b
soeuej.
To look no lonfeeV on these
And find in hearen that sweft and blest repose
How long! ’Tis but a vdry little while ;
For soon the bright winged, messenger will
corce, J . •
And bear my ransomed st*iHt from earth’s
woes,» •' J
Up to iu blissful and eternal home.
And oh, how sweet will be that rest,
From sin and suffering then so far away 1
Earth’s sorrows, then farewell forever!
There ahinee the perfect and eterual day !
Blest Savior 1 guide my wandering foot-
8gLR AOB.^tS FOR
V ‘ r
WHEELER & MELICK COMPANY’S
THRESHERS, CLEANERS AND
T ^ SEPARATORS,
THE ITIIXCA IIOttSE RAKE..
■ * r-* . a .
BALDWIN S FEEl) CUTTERS.
BUFFALO STANDARD SCALES.
A3IERICAN BARBED WIRE
FENCING.
BQOWNt* FIJHNITUBB BTCHK
D the M«mb to wMdt evwry «m wmwfc iWw w*y v)m» a tpai AvwL
re akan^. Tha yanpia ara ialigW 4 arrtV lha wmj WwagM la «h0*mmA al Aka
IN vtxw or tub ntoar cay tsb rttAt and tn^Nsa
'1««"‘ * *•*• '*'■”*''•*4 «• ,h « F°«« of *• ^ «. g Cottage la a Ma»kwl. !• kart, k 4a aaid, ftaJ bakaeml try mm*y, thmft
that thay niar be within tW rr«Rh af all. - ^ . .. I tbeic barn aach a Farnifiara 8»#ra ia ChaHa^wa ■» tha tiima af lha war, lha
I hatra ju« rclaraed from lha ««j w*h a larga *»J 1>r > mm)* aarar hara entered. Tha Sawfth Carulin ana la ffsaarml, awl tha
^L’'■**’' *** . * " I CharWatohiaaa io particu'a. woaW have apant their laat doilar
rtrFmhooKht at tha vtry l+rnt CASH Pnrm. To rjit lha ti»«a nm ofer | ^ ^ lurw ^ n g ««« tam^ha rove aa BROW.V,
iug the Wktwins harjfains r* f ^
Jeft ns from 12 1-f to0« arnfa per yanl. .«•
('aaaiincren from 40 rant* to $1,2ft per yard. 1 __
Fbnaels from 1ft tv 6 J cents per raid.
Droan Goods in gfaal vanely from 7 1-2 up, with a full
match. ' ' _/
A fine line oT Cash meres in Black and Colored from 75 eeola.
V Calicoes ® 1-4 to 10 cents. ( >..
Blankets from tl^&O to 96.00. ,•
Comforts and Spreads very cheap. U
Bools and Shoes, Hats and Caps in a variety of stjlea and at low prie**.
GROCER IKS
of Tnaitni.g. Io
COOKY’S
< loan’llimu
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II AT
STORE.
SUITS
SUITS
SUITS
SUITS
ft SUITS
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OVERCOATS
OVEHCOATS
OVERCOATS
OVERCOAT**
OVERCOATS
UNDERWEAR
UNDERWEAR
UNDERWEAR
UNDERWEAR
UNDERWEAR
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My Stock of Groceries is full and comp'etc and of best qtndi’y.
f urn r- -— - ■ - - ■ ''/* ^ - <a -4—r -
I would respectfully say •« those of my customers who have Wen indebted to mf
for many years that 1 would liko them to come forward at once and pay their |
Notes or Accounts, wholly or in part. Some of the notes have neatly expited by
li l itation, and unlaaaahe.same arc renewid or siitisfsctory airattgenmut* rohde ir r
tha 1st of January I will be twinpdled to put them iu Nult. >
To my customers io the Village, to whom 1 have aold poods at mth ot
3!) and 60 days, and whoso account* have bm’it atandin^ uiikIi hmueiu-I would ssk
them to settle at once. I will also sta e that I muat d<Tline to htukc sny niort
mrmoravdum accounts, “to be paid in a few days. I have many sutlt accounts,
and must dec.ine to make any more. Respectfully, ' -
oct27-2m‘ : A-. F. Mnrtvill^-
Far Busiaess sni Ureas Wear.
sum
SUITS
SUITS
S 'ITS
SUITS
OVERCOATS
OVKRCO\TS
OVERCOATS
OVERCOATS
OVERCOATS
UNDERWEAR
UNDERWEAR
UNDERWEAR
UNDERWEAR
underwear
Largest Selection in the City.
SUITS OVKRCO KTS UNDERWEAR
a«0wffHwB«w«d •• !•••«■ 4*mft«m; favih*
imftiav SMS. I Ml
I. IMM ftmHft. I If !■
; »*—V MMw I M II
A vfttftftftr a>oa» I aft
r . _ - ~
a Bma VauMurv; ftft4 (W-ftg*
ISA
• I 19.' . . * _ |
As new t bow benosth Thy chastening rod;
Xor have me till my journey's euded.
And 1 have fuuud eternal rest wtlhOud.
M. M. B.
Bamberg, Nov. 10th, ftfili
JUma fticwau
The reaMenca of Mr. Goorjre H. Rc-
MuHter, of Wlnnsborc, waa butued one
night fecentijr. .
According to the Governor’* mea-
aage, the State debt of South Carolina
Is Sow SC.642 321.
The building for the Sumter cott n
factory will tv* finished »oU ready f r
tba aacbVDery shortly.
There ta a pro»aMiUy of a new dally
arw»p*p^r. with abundant noaey •(
1t« back, being started In Cbarleatoa
befora many ia>«ettM.
A bill haa been latrodueed la tha
LewMaturw to pe .tilblt th. aa'e of ar>
d^n» apttIta la tb*- tnwu of riaaeca CHy,
Oo oaacuaaty.
Tb* Ret.wee G uHer aaya that a cow
bet.m«u.« a a4. r, d m«a (Xmdftd
pouftty r^oatty fr. tdrta to Mr a
«ml*aw. The trt|<A 'aar* etruag, bealil f
I •Via* osle-a.
A% Ahbftattt- emu at • Ud, WbWftM
I urn*.I »r»w»* tb* Aft I • wt* .r*a «• Twva>
•lay eaya rbat Attawta 1* r«rt<Mf turn
Mwevn tVaa aa« |4aawaA«wear vWHe I
(•her Me. ttre »-aM a»e-r mf her
pvejrw# la way peaea. aad wftaa aba
ta e*wwa ttsa )♦ f4e all pal aa ae
^ alia ib«t It •.we*--* U> rt
hvwae «4 Owd tau. a pUaw af moea-
GllANT’S FAN MILL.
CENTENNIAL COTTON GIN.
THI IK WN fOTT' N GIN.
CCBDritrXRF AND FKKDKRf
•W • *«ftmft aa*
mama apaa |«ar taai Iwaa* raa tsnag yaa
I artsm <4 s»«saa im tba ph-w aad »a 0. .
fa* a aad af « amw
TW CV-a.ae Rap irftar aaya ; ” J»hr*
r»vm*tay aft* aR « f«w«ea tb* »datfbd 1
f %fV • flnf idd (Np |
ibai ia* L pm*-1
‘ * * vuMail
a br*maaa faitaava aad ib»tt
aaal la la
la paasta* tba {
the skphs | legftaftaftafw% faaaldR aRftd tba raevrw!
] at •*a a» a* la pm * aafty f* a pafttftaa
iaf m, «ad spy iramla paaaaadlail baHf j
* tbaft tbava ft* aa fttR tan bataaaa Ida j
1 1 rn-ftt. fw pfte am* kalaatilsa -f IM
w M l*** oavaasaftaa ami tba roast. Tba a>-«h !
I tea te»aal Aw tba eppu* y~rUaa «4
Mte eamatry abava aabtfttelvd tea* te
sci.oniLDik nrrroN pick
bU as
r.i
SUITS
SUITS
SUITS
SUITS
OVERCOATS
OVERCOATS
OVERCOATS
OVERCOATS
UNDERWEAR
UNDERWEAR
UNDERWEAR .
UNDERWEAR
Urma
"*r •" hoi
^rusne
M • Mull
flftZrl
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r A ll«id»T Ml
ALL IT THE YBHT LOWEST FAICB8—THEY MUST BE SOLE.
A. Wa BL, A^e«r*rHD. for j. a ludlow * oo.,
711 liroad SStreot A-u^usta, Oa.
■avtd-lm V
I BOP
wafc <
iiTTm
'V.’tv.aFAILr^’I
The BlackviUe Livery Stable.
M. J. MARCUS, Proprietor.
Homo*, Vehicle* ami Driver* for hire mt reaponabld retod.
Homes boarded and well cared for.
M. J MARCUS’ ScMMTIUM, 9. C.
• I
Gmnd millinery Opening.
orrtrtT HfthKkrr ■ »v or»ft*v»ftr|
CHARLESC. LESLIE!
WbuMmke aad Retail Itoaier ta
rIRfl. O 4MR. TUB • LB |
* TEKRAnd*. ora nun. tm
sT*ua a a 1 aaa t tna* a*a*rr.
C M AAdL.lfim’roBf. te. o.
•ddHhwte ta
Im tmTi
Oa Oaftsdar llih, 12th »n4 l Uh m
French Millinery
Aopates. wasitetay *4 Famth Faiiasa
H^teM>l ha* af aterkmamJ | —da ia all tha
mart af Saadhamha < , C«aatea. Hua my, RaaMam. Nash Waor
al Saftiaoi Frieas. It ywacaa aad sama te ft*
gaanst— jwa yrnfsa* mt sfcama
C9 HrwadSt, Aagasda, Oa
•mil tm
tW FVaask
Ibis
■5W
TTK^KIg.
(Van •emty
.aatpimV^
Katia.
A 0*1
Tfib
■asaa *f •• •'vm> <*-* aad pm i
atew A- « < • • «a*-dCmm
ii James G. Bailie A Sons:
Hiriuin am, vniivcnriiiuiiuB.
NV rail Raptrrw* Herd ere end Chrom^e.
CUOn FAMILY GBOUH^ AMD FLAATATION
71M BROAD 8TRKKT*
jaiuma? itfui a tea t Auj^lSt
EVERYTHING STRICTLY Al
tetet la
- ‘ - I !• 1 - I- . - ' 1
•agw af umlvmt
rteafttbm -4 • I
Adams, Damo
18
OURUBTOIF. ACt
ad a
IW
•j i ft
nhutePatv* i
rdrsoteof ea'
iteammy I
*«r«wad.S,r. JUe tw.h.telSM.#
TVs •uateiltaa typire.rd te dHLmv •uwe-
letiewe "M* (be damV af ear tewhar.
ft.aeal J bay. heg laava ta rmpaaefcfty t*h-
mi« tha fv!••>•§repeati
* hevaab It haa ylmiad lha ttvtea A rate
• art af tha t mi area *e ramaea awr Valavad
Dr.uVcr, Itawaal. J. day. fftaa tha Le*«e ha
tew ta lha hema am amda ahh haada. ataraal
ia tha Vaavma, be It nmamMrad.
I. That •• thadamV afewr aataamad Oruth-
rv tVia I.eOgahaa aufvred * aevara »*iatHa,
luaiag naa af Its mam wyeigha, aaraam aad
aa romp) tv had mamhara.
2- TV^t waharaby taa lvr la hia aarrawtag
family oar Vaart bit a; mpaiVy la tVakr daay
brraavriuaai.
3. That ear LaAga la raapaet ta Via mama*
ry will wrar tVa a*aal mkea «f mauratag
until after ear nail rare.tag.
4. That fhrea raaulatwai ka inhevtad ap.
on our Saarafary'ft book, tkat (key be publtek-
ed in onr county paf era and that the widow
of onrdccenard Brother be fttraialied with a
copy of the aame. W. H. Mooan,
O. C. Baxlkv,
W. M. TawPLcroji,
Cenuaittea.
. ^ Ta Heat.
A two-horee farm, oae and a half miles
from Elko, on the S. C. R. R. Very Aae cot
ton land. - -—
Also, a farm of 141 acres cleared. Fine
cotton land. Fluisted two miles South of
Williston. Dwelling with three rooms aad
all necessary out buildiags on the place
< Apply la*: 9. N. GREEN,
hot 10 4t WilHstoa, S. C
MOTHERS! ifOTHEKS 1! MOTHERS!!!
Are you disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with the excruci
ating ^mio of cutting teeth ? If So,
go nt once and get a bottle of MRS.
WINSLOW’S SOOTHING SYRUP. It
will roitewe the poor littleauffcTeT im-
meilinU ly—depend upon it; there in
uo miatAke about it. There la oot a
mothtt o* earth who baa ever used it,
wh<> will n<>t tetl you at ooce that It
will refulate the boweia. and give reel
to the’tDdther, and relief and health
to tbeft-MM, operating like magic. It
ia |» rfetely aafe to oaa I* all eft
and plaaaax to tha tmaie, amt la
pieftcrlpthio of ooa of the ol<lr*iaod
beat female phyairtane aud ouraea In
the Coifed flhntsa. boM afarywhere.
U ocflf %. bottle.
Spotted poaui oar«la win act ba ra-
dretrfd after Fvtruaiy aext.
wbMi
Wwl
amity Uwk tb* MR
<4 ameb of tb* ■
eat aff.lra
iM ba arm
a m*l jvlty af (half
'AV3
Alive
pinduct of Harytead.
Tobaean tea* te Barvte eouaty, Ej m
la reeled at 995 per acre.
Egga ara ftelllug at % eenta a dome
and Mill a<tvaecia*. Turkeya are
aearee aad la great Uetsaad.
Mtaa I).lay Raoipt 'o. daughter of
tba Seoatnr, will make her Bret appear
anas la Waubiugto* society tLto win
ter.
The colored population In tha United
Statea b*a Increaaetl at the rata of
thirty-four per cent ia tec yuan.
A carpet-bagger, speaking to a crowd
of nngroea In Virginia the other day,
advanced the Idea that the Almighty
might be black.
The Baptist Courier aaya that the
Camden chun-b, 8. C., gave the past
year, to miftelone and education, an
average of four dollars per member.
Before the Guiteau trial 1« ended It
would not be surprising to bear that
Guiteau himself had become disgusted
and withdrawn (rom the case.
The acme of politeneaa was reached
by the Nevada mining superintendent
who posted a placard reading: "Please
do not tumble down the shaft.”
Hogs ara very scarce la Chattanoo
ga, Tenn., and dealers are at their
wits’ end to supply the market. There
will be less slaughtering than for many
years. The scarcity Is doe to the high
price of corn and the light crops. The
scarcity extends throughout East Ten-
uessee, and the price this winter prom
ises to be unusually high.
An exchange thinks the cause of
temperance will stand a poor show If a .
German chemist baa discovered, lb he j
says, bow to muka brandy from eaw- '
dust. There ie not much chance for a
umperaoce preacher to get In bis work
when "a man can take bis rip-saw and
go oat and get drunk oa a ftoca ra!L”
A ttevU-Oah raptured at Portugal
Cove, near Su John’# Newfoundland,
on the 10th nit, has arrived to New
York, preserved with In*. Its body la
9 ve fear, aad ka head aeariy a foot and
a half long. It la shoot tvs fart aroead
aad oaa of thd
iwanty-two fret.
J*B >414 I
Gib Hrvaik*,
Smut Machine*, *
' MiU Picks,
i Bolting Cloth. ^
. Bolting Witt.
Rubber Belting,
Babbitt Metal.
Mill Stone*,
Corn ShclIerR,
% *
Cotton'BeB*n.%
Sugar Cane Mills,
Hubs, Spoke*, Kims,
Ailcs and Springs.
A Fill Line of Foreiga and Domestic
HARDWARE,
OTJTDERY. *
GUNS. &c.
Wedding Gifts
ALLAN’S
FINK * ATCtlBB.
••d *wt—. ef .be tM«ei Style*
RICH JEWELRY,
fit Hew m4
iteftt
teat
Hart & Company
CHARLESTON, S. C.
jes*i« ly
D«stf vw ft**
•erft—easts
STERLING SILVERWARE.
la froeV ,*4 k*,u(ifal eau«rw».i
•dftr-rd ter WsdSlec IY««»i «S.
PILMtR IXATEDWAKR,
T«w ft«a. Woiler*. Ire fiiHirre, Ratter
f>i»kr*. i.’vye, UeVIrta, Speea*. ferke ef keel
•|nelily, fte.
CUOICE FANCY GOODS.
Fresek ted AaMrirea Cl««k*, Flee Teki
Cutlery, Syeeteelre, Ae.
WtlchesY JfWi try CtrrB’ly Rrpalm!
THE BEST GOODS AT TUB LOW
ESI PRICES.
Jamets A lip n,
•ep?fi-ly 307 Kis* &■, CVarleetos, S. C.
ROBERT D. WHITE,
MARBLE L
and
GRANITE WORXa
Meeting Street.
lOOBVCS HOBLBBCK’ft ftIXSv],
COFFINS.
A Full Line of Oolfint.
CHAlK1*KSXOM,
jussd—
G.
The Barnwell
Restaurant
-AND-
Haardiag Sam
514 BROAD ST., 2nd DOOR ABOVE
F H* 8telltn|js*
if At GA.
AUGUSTA}
w. c.
•evIALf
SM siars. whish I beg to offer at resseas
bis prioss. Tht** gtmds are atssly furs
t»hed. M F. MolsteT. Agt ,
spr28 BDcLvillr, ft. C.
Weathersbee
A
Easterling
Are receiving a large and well
selected stock of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hats, Caps, Boots and
Shots, which they offer to the
public at astonishingly low pri.
ces.
■'b
Calicoes—best prints, 7 cts.
Longcloth from 6 to 12i Cts.
Dress Goods 12i worth 18 cts.
Tin and Crockery ware cheap
er than can be bought else
where. j
We arc prepared to buy cot
ton in the bale and seed, and will
give Railroad prices.
We have also on hand six
hundred bushels Red Rust Proof
Seed Oats for sale.
auglS-lf ‘
DB040 STBXKT . .
Store*, Rangel, Bipiiag •Tla, Tiawar*
nib. fin nkiv. Tiurtim Dim nm m amn mu
~*Ai kted J R *9 M «. Gatesrteg mi Tl» WssB vsssssBy p iiip% stesaM Si
by tk* mm *s*s#el ted Jpsnis* I asftbtes*. » - -
Hip^HlFriiuluiAHt r
Conkling has Resigned.
THE CROWN 18 LOST.
Tko Crar haa Abdicated Us Thrtat.
RUT
J. H. LEVY
IMS CX>MR TO TfU RESCUE WITH THE L4RGBST AND VEST
SELECTED STOCK OF
DRY OOOUSs
NOTION 8 HAT8.CAP8.
BOOTS AND SHOES
IN BARNWELL COUNTT. ^77 . -
His Stock of CLOTHING essteM he excelled is Pries sod Qsslity, sod kis
Nobby Suita will pleess the most bstidiooft.'
His GROCERIES sreths Vksi wlectcd, sod k • LIQUORS essoot be host ia
price ssd gwolity.
Look for THE OORNKR, kept by
•NfU-4- J- Hr BEVY.
xuxAxiaivxo^H
nmnvBfi store of tie sqbtb,
Plaii Br*ther* v
708 and 710 Brwid Stmt, Astute, Georgia.
“ hood sod arriving d*lly. Tbs I
stfte>k
du not
*r than any !
fore purohaslndr etaftw her*.
Pricsj bet ws
. ORDER YOUR
SAW MILLJ, GRIST __
CANE MILLS, OIB'ENGINES, COTTON SCREWS, SHAFTING TOLMTIA
Hanger's Journal Brers, MIU O^ariog, Oodgrons, Turbtos Waftvr Wbrel, Bl*
Glaring. Cheep t Jndeoo’s Oovsnisrs, Die toe’s Clreuter 8m. sod OoeMw 0*4
FUss, Bclilog sod Bobbitt Mvtsl aud Brass Fittlog, Glob* and Check Trim
and WhlsUea, Gauge*, sux, and Loo Braaa Qaaiiogs and repairs from *
Geo* R. LoomlMvrd A Co^
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