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K. II. AtiI,. Y ivToit. oItinbia, Leb. 1.l.--As the Gelera i Assembly Is Oil the eve of Adjournment, it will lbe a matter of sOMe interest to tle people of' Newherry (ouity to koit0w what has been accomplished in so far a, relites to I lici . '0ssibly I't h le ques-i ill of Ilie lilclelse of tlie ptillisi 1I1vi1t for violittors of agr'iculltill;al conltracts is otle tll;lt 1110 1 directl\ C011iCCris I lie fItlttI allr il t Ilose w ho deeii pe 1 (lie conitract sy s tlill I0r Ieir I lboters. Seve al 1ill. s ItIr s W ee t ' ) , 1 p lt 111101,I tIhell ont it) 1til,teItse ille piltiisl tiln( froill tlit i.v d;v to 11 t less 1t1hall 11et throv l is h 1101- 111olet 1)11 1 tweAve, which was aloig, wvith the ideals expIessedl bY iepresetal ive o)oi1itiick iMi the list %.linpaign alother wAS s i1i0t odiled 1, l epre sctitativeo.- nk to)e lig -h a lisdIictjioll Of m.igi-ti.de, e. as t' alov I le ll t o setitetie \ iolt It o thle clliaitigaitig. I it .a (et'li u i tiree Itiuti s. Ilot Of t he'e 'tlcastires were killed. .\ bill which would greatly rlieve he it ii t i passed. tlie I lo0ist'. but wv a s cIIt Iinued imIu - til Iet se-siol. byv the Senate. This, ;11i1ong" ot her I hii s, plovides that the piinisheiit of a \r*iA1 ! shall not oper.ite .1- .a rele.ie fron the terlis i ol he Cic l1 .1, bt , after servit1 hii i s e:itenc . he t-e - fises to g back and set se out is Cotitract lie Can he :ct a:ai con victed agr.lii. and l .n .. end of til, telin for Wih he colitracted. The d, Ote- it I ineasure hi tI to I - throulglh tile Sen..te c. v next !-C Siont atdl while it will Iot be a. that they desire. et it wiv: e great deal bet t h 11an at pre1::,. As to the salatie 1or cony - ficers, tle hill pissed la t se n putting all otlicers on a sa.lrv - sis has beent repealel bv he de'. gatioll, and Ilte otlicers wIll be on the SaMe system as lat year. NIr. IloinicieK sectred t wo I1 portaint anendtnent t- the l 'u'1 ( lhiwl ;l nd the \, trate's Bill. The amendmemt the first makes it a misdemeu:or for. an Overseer to fail to ober he orders of tle CountV Commi-ion' - crs. Under t le present system. the hands are liable to pun i sl hment if they tail to work the toads, but thietre is nothintg to force the over seers. The bill is its fCollows: "That in the couty of Newber ry any overseer wvho shalil fail or neglect to stutmmton the hands liable to roaid dutty and requtire of t hetm to labor upjoni the highways as providled by lawv, wheni or'dered antd directed so to do hiv the Coun ty lloard of Commiiissioners, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. anid tupotn convictitonl thereof shall pay a fitne of wet-iedollars, or be impilrisoned tin thle couty chain gang for a period of t wen'ty days. That it skiall lie thle dutty of ihe said Couty lBoard OfI Conunission - era to prosecute each of thle saidl overseers failIintg and tieglec tig to carry outt the order anid direct ion of the sauid Boardl. In thle evenit of the failure of thle said Count y Boatrd (If Cotmmissioniers to so prosecute each of the overseers failitng and neglecting to carry out the ordler of the said Board wit hin thirty dlays after being informed of thlie failure atnd neglect of such over seer, each of the said Board so failing and( neglecting to so p)rose cute such delinqu1tent overseer withI in the time afor-esaid shall be gttilt y of a misdetmeatnor, andt upon con viction thereof subject to pay a fine of fifty dollars, or be imupris oted on the county chaitn gang for a period of twenty dlays. That the miagistrates of the said countty shall have jurtsdictiotn to try any persotn or persons prosecuted for violating the provisiotns of this Sect ion.*" The other itncreases the salaries of the magistrates and constables throughout the countty aind provides for the abolition of the oflice of magistrate in No. eight township. Under this bill the magistrates will receive the following salaries : Newberry, two hundred and fifty dollars; No. 3 township, thirty dollars ; No. 4 township, fifty dol lars; No. 9 townshif>, one hundred dollars and Nos- 5, 6, 7, 10 and 11 townships will each receive forty dollars. ** County treasurer will hereafter be paid his county salary in month ly installments. The bill annexing that portion of Little Mountain in Lexington cout y to Nevherry has passed. Ac cording to tle last Census the pop ilation of tiis portion of tle town is <S aind the irt heretofore in Neverry I I i, making total popu lition of the town 209. ** * The legislative session Vill Clo.e (nI Saturday. And everything is in) sucIi shape nOW that it looks as it, it will close decenitly and inI crdei :nid without an ll night session. Ilhe appropriation and Supply bills .ire all praIctically finished. The list session vill be livid on Sattir dav mornling in time for tle Inel hers to get off on the ii o'clock I.st year and the year before the adjolinllilent wIas n ot had intil Siidlay Illo'ning about o'clock, though the legislative clock nevet This legisature wi Ill be not -d for he h it killed or Co1ntied and the ]lIgi.t ion it did not en1act . and *,. this tlle peple should be grate foi. It will also be noted for the Iileral .appropriations it has made. The . ppropl iat ion bill carries about one mnillionl dollhIs. And that does not ilcliuide the tilt-ce mills \ve pay tor the Support of t he common .To. The colieges have got all t .y vIked. Tie sInatIe h.as knockeCd o0t the So. t-. tor the common Sa.nd it is well for there is a.11. 0rO sion of ..in\ nowv for the0 e '1hnCenl of spe - : hool di Is tit- .i:t- imv of the heo'. t ' . tonr the nex isue Si fEor II.it l'derat a~~~~~~V' CLluacow s,uni.t 0.,t..m Der 'r te ond :r: r oar e Hr hAb uIeen w indigestion and othe complicat to uich n ex tent hat:mIwhol ytem feelsvc tor up.. On.y.thos .e :hv nufer ge tvi :i noeda e inext iosue E. a . A. 1t 11. N1 * C If 'PE.L %N 1) UN t2 ION AL - h.NIY CHIPS. Deao 'ens a readers of The Her o.f this N t,enu: For about four weeks I W-'e oUrLl Snitleringm with indigestion andM other COMplication to such an ix tent that e whole sste feels torn up. gon toread, have ergoe'dw froait cus toearen suh feeinat.ondor gsin fsortedsliin mindmestoyour thrordit It ias quterstad tat the.m T~begin nng of a new year apole to Wturno whacko the npwsteaves, ae andew ol reis the fbet tha , ay b o woe bie ad,ae hp one reolu atins and toudrn our reavputat,o hinh foa vas maliin oumte toourl turn at they tcmallg new leamk tuned relow the ddo bloan yit tta hlealves w are turneng. ora Ieou can't aun overnngle eahs. weugt enouh aboust ajrit ofan the stom.lI idot thp e there ge avnew solewhf as eryin t kaynow Ilet usof d en what is po)ssessed with his IIoly Spirit who doesn't feel ttat they ought :o live better in some way or othe r, and possi b1y It may be their full i nteltion to make be!tt.'r m.-nt and women sumn day in the future. Th'ey kno1w th'a t,bey are living out of tra ark -f safety and they wint to do bi:tter, butt they are not just exactly readly to commence Trho questIon then arises, what's the matter, what's in the vway, what are you waiting on, how do you know that you will ever live to have the oppor tunity of turning over another new leaf? I know what's in the way, or at least I know what has always been ini my way, andit I will venitute the asser tion that nine out of ten of you are in the same category. WVe simply need more moral courage to help us to stand up to what we feel and know to be our religious dut,ies. Now, I am talking to you chur ch people, you people who have enlisted under the banner of Jesus ChrIst, you who have solemnly made the public confession that you would supremely love and faithfully serve the Triune God and remain fait,hful to the doctrines of our Lorrd Jesus Christ, and to observe all the duties of a regu lar member of his Christian Churoh, and submit yourselves to its rules of government and discipline. Yes, your name stands there recorded on thd' church hook, testifying that you have made all of those sacred vows, and it may have been your full intention at. that time to carry them ont. But for lack of moral courage you have lot the wind blow this new leaf away. Hut the devil is nevor Idlo. Ile is al ways busy day and idght, and is con tinually telling us through the angels of hell that it, It not popt.'ar to do this and that, aid there are other professod Christians eugaged in more criminal vices than we are, and the church is composed of nothing but a set of hypo erites, and it is no uso for you to try to live a Christian life. I know you too well. It won't, be long before I will see you drunk or playing cards, ours log, or engaged in somtie otior vices. About this time the wind hatgot under our new leaf and is just in, the not of blowing it off. Then is when we need more grace andi moral courage to en able us to say, "GCet thee behind me, 8a tani." Doar reader, almost, two months of the now year have alreaty gone. ilow is it about your new leaf? Are you still holding it down? To live hetter not only means to do better yourself, hut it. also mieans to make oth Is feel hetter if yiu eould ask every Hivir a :oul who has any presenee of mind if they woid like to be happy tey would etriainly answer, .esk. Now th-ere i, no hotter way to live happil,- than to try io make others happy. If you see a p.'or soil % ho his boeii overvcoite h% he dtvii, for G,-'* sake don't !et tha1t oe the first thing yon have to tell youl teighbor when on ieet. i-'s let 1the dead hury their dead. We can', atlord to put down anything that wolu'd letI Ito tlisOoltlnt upo., t ur now le:,f. 1,. sp ak kind y of elach other. Ti r, is no' hmg on GodJ 's eart h more H.ioi s. 01verine. :efrtshing ani Itrengtahen 'e to .-3 po 'r I h1 wa ris of prai' -. U. a grcst many will .a .T . h' d lie has lo: te goide n optortun, :N1. N . 20n'tumae aB uritT r - e to t''n e- wtat you hsy a, ut thi i- iele of turi.ing new i:aves, but I tel Vou my d-ar friet.ds there is something ,u this that will do us godx if we will ) Liv\ ut it into practice. cHlWs OF .\ SMALLE. NATURY. Mr. John F.anklin is quite sek. we e!rn. with typhoid fever. M r J. J. Gallman has been in qui:e rcer:g health for the past few Y,aig Mase-r Rlabby aud sit,r, -r .6ce Moor(, of Garmany secti-n, sp-n a4. Saturday night and .-unday with rbos. Epps and family. Mr. R. H1. Kibler, who is working in AC Carolina Manufacturing Company. xt N. w be rry, spent Saturday night and Sun.4ay wit h his parents. Mr Mattie youing, of Prosperity, Is vti-n her brother, 'Mr. Juo. W. Ful mner. We are sorry to learn that Mr. Fulmer has a very sick little boy. Dr. Hallman resigned his new field of labor, we learn, on account of the sala ry being too low. This has torn the new charge into ffinders. It is a pitty that there was not a better method of understanding at the beginning. St. Philip and Bachman Chapel have called Rev. II. P. Counts. He preached at St. Philip last bunday morning and at Bachman Chapel in the evening. We have not learned whether they have made permanent arrangements with RIev. Counts or not. Mr. and M rs. William Dtrriek, bet ter known ams uncle B3iilie, of Holly's Ferry, came up to see their son, Sid ney, last Sunday. Mrs. Derrick re maine'd a few dlays, while Sidney re turned with his father. Yes, brother Jay Bird, I have readi secondl Epistle3 of John. WVhat leson did you refe r me to that I should l-arn? It is like nmany other :passages of the Bible, it is full of good meaning. Lo..k here,.brother and sister corres pondenftl, let us hear from you as often as possible. We are always glad indeed to hear fronm ali sections o'f t,be c' unty. The grain Is very backward, still it has stood the wInter and we trust that there m-ay yet be a full harvest. I wanted to say something abotit the legistature anid other matters, but I must stop this letter. It Is already to long. Feb. 13, 1901. The Blest Preortptlon for~ Mtatma C'hills and Fever is a bottle of Grove's T'asteless Chill TonIc. It is simply Irou and quaini ini a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price 50e. Btories for Uhildren. Mv ch'.ldren are after me nearly all the time to tell them stories, espec lally Mr. Cadle's stories for which they have a particular liking. I always gratify them as far as I am able, and tell them again the same old stories over and over, I have thought that It migh t be well to write and have printed In The Herald and News some of Mr. CJadle's storIes with which I have been familiar since my childhood. That Mr. Cadle was himself a real living person and not, a creation of the fancy I have the tangible evidence now be f ,rn me. Hie lived on the south side of Salu-la river, not far from the river and not far above the ferry now known as Herbert's, somewhere in the region of country between Saluda riirer and that section known as Busby Fork-why called Bushy Fork I never understood, Some time ago, while looking through the contents of and old fashioned round top hair trunk, amongst papers and documents of various characters, many of them considerably over a hundred years old, I found a note of hand for the payment of money, a copy of whieb note is herb given: 4"Teava 'months after date we or either of us do promise to pay William Wills or bearer eighteen dollars 124 cents for valuo received this 20th day Decemb!r, 1819. lilt) Jeosie x Cadle. imark Iugh ntIlyy. Test: J. Shoppard. Of the parties to this no'o I ketik-w Mr. Dtiffoy well. Lie was a itm1anl of irt. rote int)elligoie, but rather too folld of thl ardent for h)is own good. Ilo was a worker in leatit-r antd a good ati faithlIful IIworkmnitt, lo passell akway not, a griatI many years beforo I ho Wal of S'eession. MIanly tdoscolilants of ii aro now living in Saluda County. .esso Cadoi I never saw, thotiugh he may have been living whon I was a boy. Wilam Wils wis, I supllpose, a brofther to Nitt thow Wills, tmy own great-grandfather. I think there wtrt throt brothers of these Wvillses, William11, Ia(thow, 11nd .lnes. Din 1'u10foy m1rrla4.1ii Wills, and ho has a sonl named 1it hew \Will$ l'urifoy. l'hre vs a Nt then% Vills 'oleian. a .lones \Vills tlolman. aI MaIthow Wills Abney, and I th11ink there is a Nattlhew Vills 'oletln nH' this time. 1901. .1. Sheppard, the witntes?, to the t me. was .lames ShI'ppard. the father of it-v lion. .1. S' Shi 1p:11d. lie then li% t J At tile ero.s-rcsad a -sul ino i ces ! rom IlIggin:.-' now Kiam ' P rr., w\her< the old Cl'arlesten and Nino: "s,; road-one of in. dest roxis in t Stato--orosed the road passing oo f-,in the ferry to% ari:d llabuirg IhIm burg., by ihe way. was A v ry IeA t 1n at that tme. Nif. S:,Cplvrid at 1:i tme was a nie-chant ding -.t e ith Mr W o i..i n iean, !ho s. ha at ite er,- .t .A: ;ia ame. for trany years- af.er. they m Uiimet S. C V.. the nimw of J.,no Ki,1e, -me .0. who died of -Voundnks re oeived in batue at Lttysbur: durin. the War of Sces'ion. He1% was hoin Aiken. The roll was preparei .I \ Leut. B. W. Hard, of Granitevills. C,,tober 20,h. 1883. Whether ther are any persons now living in Aiket county. Edgetleld. Saluda or elsewhere, bearing the name of Cadleor K.Ldlo, I do not know. But I have thought it neees sary to write this much. by way o', introduction to Mr. Kadle's storiez. with which myself and others used to amuse ourselves when we were chi - dren, and which my little bi'. Gussf-, is after me every day to tell him I a,i somewhat at a loss how to begin, but, I suppose it makes but little difference. as there is no special begining to the stories, so I may as well start with INR. CADLE AND THE WILD GEESE. Mr. Cadle, although a working man, a worker in leather, a wo-,d utter, and house builder, a farmer ant outdoor worker generally, for in that early pe riod of our history every worker wt- a worker at almost any and every traut-9 was very fond of hunting and 1ishing. One day while quietly fishing In So. luda river, In the mill pond of what is now Herbert's mill, Lorlck's at that time, I think it was, or perhaps it was before L4orick's time, a large flock of wild geese came sailing over, on their way down South to spend the winter. Seeing the water below them, and wish ing to bathe and refresh themselves be fore proceeding further, they dropped down into the water and wore soon diving, swimming and paddling about in high gl-c. They did not k now th at M1". Cadie was about, or perhaps t bev woni. have been a litt,te more oar.eful. 1 very quiet,ly wvatcht d tbeir p)r.ceed ini for a while, and tben beth1ought, hine self that he mighat, perhatps I. t.bl, to bag a few of those geose t. take home to his wvife to save thel wings and feathers to maike f ",lb and to stuff their be Is and pil lows with. He eva always providedl with twine st.rings arnd smrall ropes, nos knowing when he might need t.hem fot something was always turning up' to bring them into use. Ou this occasion. be was well provided, so laying down his flshing pole and line, he genti) waded into the water some distance above where the geese were disporting themselves. Diving and swimming easily and rapidly beneath the surfacee he came unobserved by the geese r'ight, into the midlst of the flock. Swimming gently amongst them without noise o disturbing t,hem in the least, he soot. tied to the rope he bad one foot of at. many as he thought-he could manage. After tying as miny as he wanted, he suddenly rose above the surface of the water. and the geese, you may be sure, were terribly frightened. They fluttered and struggled awhile in the river, then slowly rose, tied as they were to the rope. They proved too many for their captor. They slowly rose into the air, carrying him with them as he held on to the end of the rope. At first he might have lot go and dropped back into the water with out injury; but he wanted to save the geeme, not having any idea that they could carry him off with theni. But they did, and slowly they rose and pass ed through openings in the weeds, they approached the hills on the Edgefilkt side of the river. After passing a mile or two, Mr.;1Cadle began to grow un easy, thinking, perhaps, they tr 'ght be able to carry him all the wayi ' orida. Ho did not like the idea, so fooling that it would be death at last, any way, and preferring to die near home, he let go his holdl of the rope and bid the geese goodbye. They, glad to get rid of their enemy, gave a loud squawk and sailed away down South, with their feet tied fast to the rope. What became of them and the rope,'the story does not say. But Mr. (ladle, when 12e let go, dropped into a hollow stump, about fif teen feet in height. When ho came to t h Uit ltom filiu began t.o foil h1i tili f, to Hell whother ho wit al .itill IVlivI , ho fottld tioinllo V(illlg h11tr i ano Itild 1-11111liing ovri- 111, atlii tryllig to il(lor'-. "t.Itild whiat. sort t, Vi 1 itt ho 11' ha1l. I Iv l (11 not. ft-1e 11the rml , for. tIhoy wero liol. oldl 4.1oligh tII h111-t h1111, bult Whatt litight happnini th11 I I mmtibe1l tliko futott-11 V II it I hiS titetbr vi ntilo ho witi not. ti til, sif. I Iow 'r-er, hio wati 40wa)ti r1-itl.v fuor ituy mtiev e u'tj V , O m'lits % Ihat, might. 11n 11hh, var,o bel til in t, ha1vo longp (to witit. In it r,bort (imo ho hl ivl4 it st rtititt'Itig tit t hi' 'tit ,it o tit h tt %iuIII il I Iht'lh hty . i to w h n '0 at ineo it Vaos ti k I I ml mtI hII t . riia vomtillin: tuitm to 11('s aftt'r Itht wolfir it ( hr ') tl g 010. . it p0m'illsttov mittto volitlhy (%t, hor advoilt . I o0 'oo tAlI hbI. Ittif ndt a1 s she t vam t in it I I I tit Ik.OMO:,t, a- :.ho wo ohlt-ri t to sl', hIo - I oe : IIt h v ly th%o t.1t, slight lV e t hu' ithl' t il . 'uf(, AMI :h, ut liking that 000 o a re letik' I aui Ihink 1i. g t o hr , m I- to ,m , t o t %ist as Ii .t o t~o o t 'N ti f at let h:I ion : u s s i t io sa a1 0 h' e to. n' , i ,.( i n lit, a n o o, ths t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ N C, r. C, w~ ''t~ i oru't 11 lin1 tv s' i o I I)a ih t a IIII ~ ki v' I' ~ t .. .1 11 ' d.4 1 t, ,sd th e r :' n ee Ce ttu bet t, heavers, Y .1 s l-' wilia\ animals in this it ~ it i 11 kV .tIrY I A1 tha trw it re lit \'e'r swt'i h ro. IThal CoUgh Hangs On You have used all sorts of cough reme dies but it does not yield; it is too deep seated. It may wear itself out in time, but it is more liable to produce la grippe, pneumonia or a seri ous throat affection. You need something that will give you 1 strength and build up the body. EMULSiON will do this when everything Ielse fails. There is no doubt Iabout it. It nourishes, strengthens, builds up and makes the body strong and healthy, not only to throw Ioff this hard cough, but to fortify the system against Ifurther attacks. If you are run down or emaciated 'you should certainly take this nourishing food medicine. Isoc. and $z.oo, alt druggists. SCoT &OwE,Cess,New YorkJ TjiEjJPAB NOTIUE. I HEREB1Y NOTIFY ALL PERI sonts not to trespass in any way on my lands. Full l)emtlty of law will be :'nforced. 2 P. N. LIVINGSTON. JAPA N ESE .A new andl complete treatmet, con iting of Suppositories, Capsules of Ottitment and two boxes of Ointment. \ never failing cure for Piles of every nat ure and degree. It makes an opera - ion with the knife, which Is painful, snd of tesn results ID death, unnecessary. Vhy endure this terrible disease? 'We tsacN o written guarantee in each $1 *.x. No cure, no pay. 50c. and Sla box, 6 for $5. Sent by mail. Sample free. OINTMENT, 250. AND 500. CONSTIPATION cured, Piles proven t. d, by Japanese Livet' pellets the great (Aver and Stomach Regulator and Blood Purifier. Small mild and pleasant to r ake; especially adapted for children's tse. 5t0 doses 25c. Gilder's Corner Drug Store Sole Agents, Newberry. EASILY, QUICKLY AND) PERlMANE.NT~LY REISTORED. sodMagnetic Nerving Is ol with a written Rguar antee to cure insomnia, Fits, Dizziness, Hysteria1 Nervou,s Debility, Lost Vitality, Semi nal L~osses, Failing Memory-the rest of over work, worry,sick ne, errors of youth or over-indulgence. Price $1; 6 boxes 15 By mail ina plain' package to any address on receipt of price. Sold only by Gilder's CorLer Drug Store Sole Agents, Newberry. DR. RUbT'8 Original and Genuine, always reliable and safe. Ladies! always as,k for -Dr. Rust's Cotton Root and Pennyroyal Fe male Pills. They never fail and never injure. Mailed to isny address otz re ceipt of $1.00 by Gilder's Corner Drug Store Solo Agents, Newberry.9 JAM IsON"S u1-Price SALE! On Wintor Suitt Ovorcoati, Woolon Under woar,o E1-.c. W i%% ha jumit W in gutitol ur jj% ',1 444r6411n 111 th ao( Ill I IImt,Vy W Itor l oodII sil. A M i h M a d 1 4 Htlit" 1o ho hi il t ol. 1 a t 1lf '1u1- i , i f yout haV . lot 1%hse W ntrhult .4111 t ny u o pwoit%% IIY11-41111-1111y . WV it o Inod 14d1Vel-tI,o his tikois ti or a oksot salto, t\ wo 1ow 1o l 1a r1a 1, m111% li fil Loss than Cost, and ill Woolon Und<rwoar is to be closod out without, rogard to Gott. The Shoe HouSO of Nowborry. l'h1 last son nsl jm%zu %u. f1eth1i4 r in th141 It'1 li ttl in t i1int t.hiti ovor. W io havo 'I m''' "'s ui tillag lim past 'tlslin t.hanl il w 1 1vi l ovilr tol i a itsim1illar inwi' Vl'h i (At l o t ati'i t t , t iltm vitti of our Hhlot-t. - \\ % havo n largo s.4took of toso now on tiatid. 8) whon you nood Shoes re %101mbor that A MA N l-NONA Ili thit plittob to buy thom. It aits, Caps, and il kinths of Gonts' Furtnishing4 we are headquarters. AT THE OLD STAND. Kodacs, Amateur Supplies,1 Standard Books,' Blank Books, Bibles, Office Supplies, Stationery, and hundreds of. IMPLEMENTS Valuable'Articles O MODERN DESIGN And construction will greatly facili selling at a very low tate the work on the farm, thereby ii crease the crop and at the i-ame time price.creae the~ cost of production. Come price. I n e h We must clean out FARM IMPLEM1NTS all this stock for a new we are showing. It will give us a chance to explain the merits of these line. Give us a call at goods, which will prove interesting frm the standpoint of quality and prices. 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