The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, December 30, 1898, Image 7
The New Circuit.
First Thespian?What sort of a <
sou did you have?
Second Thespian?Well, it was go
iu Ladrone and the Philippines. B
Cuba and Puerto Rico are frosted fc
ever. ?Life.
The Knormooi Gold l'roriuct of 1898
Title will be the sreateat eeM T??r in w??<v
i From Houth Africa, the Klondike and A'
"' tralla tho precious Hiatal la buliiK shipped
tare* quantities. It In believed that this yea
on'put will be nearly double that of any p
vloua twelve months. The sales of Host
tor's Stomach Bitters are also Increasing v<
feat, and this year that famous remedy w
cure more people of dysp'psln. IndlRosth
cons'lpatlou, uervousnoss and weakness th
ever before.
It's hard to convince a thief that there ti
any honest mm in tlio world
To Cure ConstIputtmi Forever.
Take Cawareta <*andy Cathartl-. 10c or tE
II ('. C. C. fall to cure, druggists refund mon<!
It. hurts a person loss to be lied about 1)1
it does to lio about others.
Rheumatisrv
Is caused by acid In the blood. Hoot
ttarsapurlllH neutralizes this acid and cur
the aches and pains. Do not suffer ni
longer when a remedy Is at hand. Ta!
t lie great medicine which has cured so mni
others, and you may confidently expect
will give you the relief you so muuh desli
Hood's SJL8rm
Is America's Greatest Medicine. Price !
Prepared by C. I. llqod & Co., Lowell, Ma;
Hood's Pills cure sick, headache. 25c.
Hanging Impresses Them.
'I'llore was something resembling 11
nohllilv of Anglo-Saxon eoneoptloi
>f Justice In the executions at Candi
The old idea of hanging a man who
malefactor, by the neck until he
teat!, if not a popular one with tl
>rutal and cruel criminals to whom
s usually applied. It presents to the
minds and to the thoughts of all wl
;re !n any degree in sympathy wl
-hem a literally awful notion of wh
lust Ice is. It Is to he doubted vol
aueh whether the ax or the gulllotlii
>r oven death by shooting, either a
cording to law p" in war. Impress
?ueh persons as tl.cy are expeeted t
Indeed, one may think of the penal
.f Indue hanged as a great lnvontio
The Civtan population who witness*
in?> cxiM-iuum 01 iiic seven .mouuiuiu
Inns by tin* British were duly movi
by the ceremony, and it is almost sa
to say that if in the future a Mussi
man mob tries tr> break throuch tl
barriers of law where an Knulishmi
is. there will lie a manifest wlllin
uess on the part of the leaders to lea1
the subjects of the queen alone. It
*f? very well to talk about the Mu
oilman's fatalism as a reason for kl
'tux.him in battle or for not angerii
lilio. AH his religious principles ca
lot ji'vitstom him to tlie idea of swiii
mtr (h'fpt S't on a gibbet. I'rovidem
Journal.
THEY WANT TO TEL
These Grateful Women Who Hat
Been Helped by Mrs. Pinkham.
Women who have .suffered severe
and been relieved of their ills by Mi
Pinkhmn's advice and medicine a
constantly urging publication of the
statements for the benelit of otlier w
men. Here are two such letters:
Mrs. L.//.11: IJkviuu.y, Merrimi
St., Lowell, Mass., writes:
" It affords me great pleasure to tc
all suffering women of the benelit 1 ha1
received from taking Lydiu E. Pin
ham's Vegetable Compound. I can har
lyfind words toexprcss my gratitude f<
what she has done forme. My troub
was ulceration of the womb. 1 was u
der the doctor's care. I'pon cxamin
tion he found fifteen very large nlcci
but he failed todome good. 1 took se
erul bottlesof Lydia E. Pitikham's Veg
table C<ompouud, also used the Sannti
Wash, ami am cured. Mrs. Pinkhair
medicine saved my life, and 1 won
recommend it to all suffering women
Mrs. Amos Tuombi.eay, Kllcnburf.
Ctr., N. Y.. writes:
" I took cold at the time my bal
was born, causing me to have mi
legs, and was sick in bed for ei??-]
weeks. Doctors did me no good,
surely thought I would die. 1 was a
so troubled with falling of the worn
I could not eat, had faint spells i
often as ten times a day. One day
lady came to see me and told mo of tl
benefit she had derived from takii
Lydia E.. l'inkham's medicine, and a
vis^d mo to try it. I did so, and lis
taken only half a bottle before I w
able to sit in a chair. After takii
three bottles I could do my own wor
I am now in perfect health."
PILES
"IauflTerod tlio f orfure* of tlie dimn<
with protruding pile* brought on by constip
tlon with which 1 was arhicteri for twen
years. I ran across your CA8CARRT8 In tl
town of Newoll. Ia., and never found anythli
to e<jual thom. To-day I am entirely free frc
piles and feel like a new man."
C. H. Kkit/., 1411 Jone9 St., Sioux City, Ia
CANDY
M ^ W CATHARTIC
WWM
TRADC MARK ?B0?*T?R?0^^^
Pleasant, Palatable. Potent. Taste flood. 1
flood, Never Sicken. Weaken, or Grl|>c. 10c. 2&c. i
... CURE CON8TIPATION. ...
Ilwll.l R.bmI; fovfuij, ( hlr.no, Inlml, New York. !
NA TA RAH Sold and guaranteed by all dr\i
RU'III'DAU gists to R K Tobacco llal.lt
AGENTS WANTED ^oWiTkJB
R ntelwl at ouco. HOWARD IIROS , liulTul>>, N
U liest Cough Syrup. Tastes flood. Use
SI la time. Sold by druggist* 1*1
TOBACCO TRUST EXPANDS.
?a- .
The (Tnlon Company Makri Arrsncement
to Bay Oat Liggett A Myer?.
The New York Tribune says thu
Colonel Wetmore, president of th
Liggett and Myers Company, and es
ry. Governor Stone, of Missouri, cohnsc
Uftin
for the company, who were in the cit;
re* the past week in conference with lead
ot- ing interests in the Union Tobacc
in Company, during their stay practical
)D> ly completed arrangements for the snl
of their coinpauy to the Union Tobac
co Company, and that a meeting c
1 stockholders of the Liggett and Myer
Company, at which they will be pre?
out, will be held in St. Louis to ratif
>y. the transaction.
The Union Tobacco Company wa
incorporated at Albany on Octobe
? '25th, its authorized capital being 812,
1 000,000 common and $12,000,000 non
cumulative 6 per cent, preferred stock
j, Its president is William H. Butlct
^ formerly a director of the America'
Tobacco Company, and the controllin
. interest in its stock is owned by Thos
F. Ryan, P. A. B. Widener. W. L
lt Elkins and Thomas Dolnn. It lia
ro been the announced policy of the com
pany to conduct a general tobaoc
mnnfacturing business while not mak
g ing warfare upon any other concern
U although prepared to meet the compc
titinn nf onv oml oil rlt-aln
sa. "' "mmj """ ""
? The first step of the new corporatio
was to obtain control of the Nations
Cigarette ami Tobacco company,wliie
manufactured several well know
l?r? brands of cigarettes, and to secure es
lis elusive rights for using the Baro
a. cigarette machine in the United State
Is and Cauada. Toward the middle c
Is this month the Uuion Tobacco com
lie puny bought the entire capital stoc
It of the well known Blackwell's Durlinr
lr company, manufacturers of stuokin
10 tobacco, at Durham, N. C.
Ill With the acquisition of the Ligget
at and Myers Company it will enter als
i\v the plug tobacco field, as the conipan
ie. is one of the largest plug tobacco man
e- ufaetitring concerns in the countrj
cs The chief rival of the Union Tobacc
o. Company in the making of cigarette
t.v is, of course, the American Tobacc
11 Company, and its principal competito
nl in the maniifuct.iir? ?>f nlim inline
e- will be tlie Continental Tobacco Com
*d pnny, which was incorporated at Treti
fe ton on December 10th, with a capitr
il of $75,000,000, and to which tli
ic American Tobacco Company hu
in transferred all its ping tobacco bus:
Hess.
Vs TREATY ItKFOUK PARI NET.
is
]]. Diictiiiii'iil In Ki-m<1 r-v tlio l'i?-ililioit >>
I); IIiK Ailviurr*.
"* A Washington special says: Th
president at the cabinet meeting Tne?
lH* day iaid before his advisers the cop
of the peace treaty which was brougb
~T to him on Saturday night.
Li This is the first time the cabinet n
a body has seen the document, and i
took over an hour for the reading.
TO Senator Frye and Senator Davis,th
; tw o members of the peace commission
| spent some time with the pvosideti
jv i Tuesday afiernoou going over and es
^ j plaining the various sections of th
re' treaty. These views the presideu
jr 1 gave to his cabinet officers, and afte
0_ I the reading it was decided that th
j treaty should be sent to the senat
next week. Congress assembles afte
its holiday recess on Wednesday, Jar
inn r .1 nnil Hu? ** %!! ? ? *1*
(_e | hands of the senate before that bod
|.. ! adjourns on Saturday.
(j, j Senator Fryc, in his interview
1)r ' clearly shows that the treaty does no
ju commit this government in any way a
_ t ? the disposition and government o
u. the Philippines. The whole matter i
.a left in the hands of congress, and h
v' says:
e. "Congress can make any dispnsitio
Pe of the islands it sees lit. The ratitien
tion of the treaty will not in any wa;
m curtail our privileges in this direc
L?> tion."
h WILL iiUAKIt PAPKUS.
hccrrt Docuiiii-iiIh In Dri'Vl'im Cxse To II
Ik
^ A?l in 111 ? ? I To Court.
I A Paris dispatch says: The premie?
M. Dnpny, the minister of war, M
Defreyeinet, and the president of tli
court, of cassation, M. Loew, hav
a finally agreed npt>n the conditions im
le tier which the secret documents in th
ijr Dreyfus ease are to he submitted t
,j_ the court of cassation.
1(| They are to be taken there by Can
as tain Cuignet every morning if th
jg court applies for them ami they are t
he returned the same night.
- NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY
k I'nrk like* of 11? Nlnr ty-tlilril Annual l>ln
nor In Nfw York.
Over four hundred eons of Ne<
England sat down Thursday night t
ty the ninety-third annual dinner of th
jj? New England Society of New York, a
>m the Waldorf-Astoria.
President Rowland presided au<
over his chair was the seal of the sc
.iety, flanked on either sido by th<
American and English (lags, while o,
_ dtlicr side of the flags and at the licai
J >f the room were the coats of arms o
W New England stater.. The guest
^ .nclnded many men prominent in pub
1 ic and privato life.
AGAINST "CAPITAL PUNISH MEN!
Do
DO.
Governor-Elect Stanley, of Kanui, Kc
fiiHPH to SIkii a Death Warrant.
L A dispatch from Wichita, Kansas
~ states that (lovernor-elect Stanley ha
"y* given out the startling inforraatio
_ that ho will not sign a warrant for th
| death of John Henry Collins, con
victed of murdering his father.
The governor-elect does not boliev
| in capital punishment, hence his coi
tomplated action.
H* 11 Does Year :
ead Ache?;
, i Are your nerves weak?
1 Can't you sleep well? Pain <
y ^ in your back? Lack energy?
l. Appetite poor? Digestion L
baa? Bolls or pimples? <
, % These are sure signs of y
? J 4 From what poisons?
From poisons that are al- 4
if 4 ways found in constipated '
a* bowels. ^
If the contents of the <
% bowels are not removed from ^
^ the body each day, as nature i
* intended, these poisonous
s substances are sure to be 4
r 4 absorbed into the blood, al- >
< ways causing suffering and
. frequently causing severe %
% disease.
[' . There Is a common sense i
' I 4 cure. y
IPIIINJ
^ They daily insure an easy I
n y and natural movement of
s ^ the bowels. L
,f You will find thatthe use of m
j c Ajer's /
; : oarsapaffia
0 < with the pills will hasten k
recovery. It cleanses the 4
y 4 blood from all impurities and
l* is a great tonic to the nerves. ^
^ Wrlto tho Doctor. ^
O . Onr Medlcnl Department baa on* .
q I . of tho moat eminent physician* In r ,
I r the United State*. Tall the doctor s
O 4 Juat how you are eufforinc. Tou y
y will receive the heat medical advic* 4
T I . without coat. Address,
< DR. J. 0. AYER.
0 Lowell, Maaa. 4
lip f f f f f f f W*4
il _
e
,s A l-lonlin^ Snail.
i- There is a small snail which 1b r(
J foml of the sea thut it never comes t<
I Intnl. antl it builds such a cnpMnl l?oni
[ for itself and its eggs that while large
i ships are sinking and steamers are 1111
: able to face the storm it tosses uboiti
i In j>erfect safety,
e 1 The little snail Is of a violet coloi
t-' and is therefore called lantliinn. I
v ! lias a small shell and there projeeti
it ' from the under nnrt of the hmlv .
I long. tongue-like ploeo of flesh. Thi?
s j is the raft, and It is built upon niosi
it scientific principles, for it has com
| partmeuts for air. It Is broad am]
o the air compartments arc underneath
i, ; so that ft cannot capsize,
it I Moreover, the snail knows how tr
> : stow away its cargrv for the oldes
e 1 eggs and those which hatch the soon
it ! est arc placed in the center ami the
r ! lightest and newest on the sides of tin
? 1 raft. The Ianthina (Ills its own ail
e compartments by getting a globule 01
c air underneath its bead, the body i?
i- then curre<l downward beneath tin
o i raft. and. the head being tilted on oni
y side, the air rushes in and fills tin
j spaces. It feeds on a beautiful lit11<
, I jelly fish, which has a flat, rnft-llkr
,t j form with a pretty little sail npou It
s ! and they congregate in multitude:
,f j when the sea Is calm.
k ! Sometimes specimens are washer
? upon the northwestern coast o
France, and when they are handler
n they give out a violet dye.?I'hlladel
phia Press.
y
Hungarian King's Scattered Bone^.
The lot of the Kings of Hungary
was doubtless happier during theli
rheckcrod lifetime than after their do
inise. U was only n year ago that thr
hones of a score of them were founr
'lying alwmt a lumber-room In Stuhl
> wcisenhurg. They had been removed
nobody knows when and why, fron
? their original resting place, and the
0 story goes that a student with les<
reverence and patriotism than medico
B zeal bribed the keeper to commit sev
? r>ral of the unique skeletons to his pro
fesslonnl care. Where they arc now
Is a point which still remains undo
e elded. Some time ago these relief
? were duly numbered. lalfelled and cat
nlogucd, and there Is no doubt that ir
time they will be accorded a fitting re
burial.
In the mean time the remains ol
?- King Rola III have been claimed foi
the Church of St. Mnthlns on thr
iv heights of Ruda. A shrine is to b<
o erected in the church to receive lib
o bones, and also those of his first wife
it Anna. Duchess of Antloch. For ttic
present the remains have been giver
il temporary burial In a glass eofHr
>- amid the rites of the Roman Catholk
e Church. The ceronfony. which ha#
u Just been conducted by Cardinal Vas
il zary. was attended by court dlgnl
,f tarles and several of the Ministers
s The Hungarians hold Bela III In al
i. most equal esteem with the great St
Stefan. He reigned in the twelfth
jentury. was brought up In OJroeee
\ ind accustomed tlie people to dwelling
In houses Instead of tents.?Vienna
- I rorrospondenoo of Tlio Ixmdon Post.
' ITfHPHHB
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HBImhU
" La Creole
PATHETIC. YET LUDICROUS
A Deaf ail Dank Father's Paalsbnest of
Bad Bay.
"I witnessed something die othi
day that made ma feel bad, and at tl
same time there was a laughab
phase to the affair," remarked a De
ver resident.
"Out a few doors from where I liv
a deaf and dumb couple have bee
living for several years, and seem 1
get along with their neighbors betti
than any of us. The husband h:
good employment and the wife Is
frugal and prudent woman; so, takit
everything Into consideration, th?
have gotten quite n nice little hon
for themselves and some money ahea
Rut they have one thing that is n<
a credit to them, and that thing is
the shape of a great big, overgrow
j boy, that is one of the meanest ev
; dences of humanity on earth. Son
( day, if he is not checked, the hangms
' will get him, but that has nothing 1
1 do with the story.
"I was passing by the house yeste
day morning, and I noticed that tl
ohi man wns angry at tb
boy. Now, the latter can talk and hei
as well as unybody, and rather seen
1 to enjoy getting a crowd of boys t
gethcr and then cursing the old ma
I illQt Rfl rtthnr Knva will 1 ntk
w?mv* w j o n ill ftUUgll. All
time, however, the old man was ma
and did not propose to* allow his wa
ward boy to have his own way. Ju
as I was pusslng he motioned me
stop, and then, pulling his hand fro
behind him, brought to light wh
shone out In grand style as a new
purchased rawhide. Then I kne
there was going to be some fun, and
walked Inside the yard. Well, sir, 1
grabbed that boy, nearly as large i
he was, jerkpd him Into a half uprigl
position and then began laying on tl
leather. The boy began to swear ar
use language that would shock ar
neighborhood, but of course the fa tin
did not hear a word of it.
"The father quit a second, and the
coming over to where I was standln
took out his pencil and paper and as
e<l me In a line or two to tell hi
what the son snld. I wrote out tl
brutal swear words Just as I heni
them. He read the words as I wro
thorn down, and then, fairly sliakir
with rage, returned to the boy and 1)
gan anew the work. It was fully t<
, minutes before that boy was eonquc
ed. but when he did give In he wi
the most penitent fellow you ev<
> saw. Before the old man hud tinislie
> half of the neighborhood was preset
t and congratulated him on taking tl
j hoy in hand. Here is what he wro
- on a slip of paper when they suggesh
t thanks to liim:
" 'I know he is a bad boy, but tl
r Lord lias made me without licarin
t so I cannot know those things lil
s yon ram 1 got a letter from a noig
i Ivor woman this morning saying th
i he ?aid had words about his moth<
t That is what I punished liim f<i
- iMouso toil mo when you hoar him st
I bad words and liolp mo to make a nu
, of bim."?Denver Times.
, Slie Was a Woman.
t "Can she talk, old man?"
"Can she? Why, last summer :
> the mountains she didn't even let tl
j echo have the last word!"
t*
f i Beauty Is Blood I>? ? )>.
Clean blond means a clean skin. 1
> beauty without it. Casrarets, Candy Cathn
* tic clean your blood and keep it clean, I
; ? stirring up the lazy liver and driving all li
, purities from tlio body. Begin to-day
banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheat!
and that sickly bilious complexion by t.akii
Cascarets,?beauty for ten centa. All dru
, gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 85c, 50c.
s To restore the color of an acid stain on vl
let. silk, brusii the satin with tincture of c
i dine. Then, after a few seconds, saturate t
spot well with a solution of hyposulphite
f soda, and dry.
To Cure A Cold In One l>?y.
Take I.nxnttvc Brotno Quinine Tablets, j
Druggists refund money if It falls to cure. 8
If there's nothing in a naino it's que
what becomes of the things a niansometim
, puts in ills wife's name.
P Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away
To quit, tobacco easily and forever, be ma
? netlo, full of life, nerve and vigor, tako No-*I
Bnc, the wonder-worker, that makes weak rr<
strong. All druggists, 50c or <sl. Cure guars
" teed. Booklet and sample free. Addre
, Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or New Yor
' An ounce of fact is better than a pound
l fancy. _
? How's This?
I We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward f
I any case of Catarrh Hint cannot bo cured 1
| Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CnBHET Jt CO . Toledo, O.
, i We. the undersigned, have known F. J. Cli
j noy for the last 15 years, and believe him p?
hi iiuihiiimir 111 nn uusnices irnnsacuoi
ami financially able to carry out any obllg
tton made by their firm.
W'kst A Tkuax, Wholesale Druggists, Toled
, Ohio.
Wai.dino. Kinnan A Marvin, Wholesalo Dm
gists. Toledo, Ohio.
IIaU's C atarrh Cure la taken Internally. a<
' tng directly upon the blood and mucous au
r j faces of the system. Testimonials s?nt fr?
. ! Price, 7.V. per bottle. Sold by all Druggist
Hall's Family Fills are the best.
, ! If you want your cars pierced pfnch tl
' baby.
Kducate Your Ilowels Wltli Cascareta.
' ; Candy Cathartic. euro constl nation forerei
' l0c,25c. If (J. C. C. fall, druggists refund mono]
' The true test of friendship is not in word
I but actions.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup foro.hildre
I teething,softens the gum?. reduces inflammi
(Ion,allays pain,cures wind colic. 35c. a bottl
Pis.Vs Cure for Consumption has no eqn
as a Cough medicine.?F. M. Abbott, 8Kl>e
' eea St.. HufTalo, X. Y., May 9, 1R94.
- There's nothing that bores a man who is
* IfiV'A ninrn Minn a **
I
N'o-To-lUc for Fifty Cent*,
(iunranterd tobacco habit euro makes wei
' men strong. Mood pure. ,VK-,$t. All druggls
' The canal boat mulo would never get aloi
if ho didn't have a pull.
?** Hair Restorer is a Perf<
. 11
LH ? I/ I .-svA, t
; will
: 1 :1
o- S .
n> & A tingle shade is not an ex per
js 2 must be fitted out with new ones, tb
(j ( the house-cleaning series. Have y
y. x Ivory Soap ? Try it and make the <
st 9 Lay the shade on a smooth tab
to a wipe with a soft rag. Make a basin
n> (? into chips and dissolved in hot water
? Take some of the suds on a d<
\ ( part at a time and quickly wiping oi
| ? dipped in clear water and squeezed.
ie 2 Avoid using too much water. Han
ls 9 do not roll up until dry.
tit ' a Don't start house-cleaning witho
1<V C.pTTllkt, li*S. bj Tb. Pki.1
Br; /COTTON is and will con-j
n Ej tinue to be the money
crop of the South. The
planter who gets the most cot d
ton from a given area at the
least cost, is the one who makes
?* the most money. Good cultir
vation, suitable rotation, and
I* liberal use of fertilizers con'J
taining at least 3% actual
''* T* _ i_ _
=1 foiasn
z. i will insure the largest yield.
We will send Free, upon application,
j pamphlets that will interest every cotton
it planter in the South.
>' GERHAN KALI WORKS,
?r. 93 Nassau St., New York.
iy
" Malsby & Company,
30 8. Broad St., Atlanta, Ga.
\ne Engines and Boilers
Strum tVutrr Heaters, Steam I'limpn ami j
I'enbertliy Injectors.
Manufacturers and Dealers In
SAW MILLS,
ho Corn Mills, Feed Mills, Cotton Gin Mae.hlnof
ery and Grain Separators.
i SOLID aud INSKRTKD Saws. Saw Tooth and !
i l.ocks, KnIglit's Patent I>og*. Ktrdsall Saw j
I Mill and Knitlnr Hepalrs. (Governors, Grate |
a 11 ' Bars and a full Duo of Mill Supplies. 1'rleo !
. and quality of goods guaranteed. C atalogue 1
free t>y mentioning this papor.
er 12 I-27"~ II I
t's D|l|l| J and WhUfcey Habits
III cured at home wlth
I III Iwfl out rain. Book of parBll
I W 111 Honiara sent FRKE.
g. UHBHBB It M.VMXII.LKY, M.l).
<o- AUante, Ua. Office 101 N. Pryor 8t
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Of KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY,
^ I.KXINUTON. KV,
89 Avardtd Mrdal at World t MrpotiHon.
k. BciioaM. ah?H-b?od.Typ?.
and r*l?fr>pby tmufbt. Bliuauoua. ,
Tb??MBda or OnluiU) Id RuHiwm. Brain two. AUriM
?r aaty, SKNB&U W. K. SM1TU, Loalaatoa. Kj,
* m -^p^^eVere ^a''
: 5 ??6arstla's Fem
:fl " ??(o7F
, 7 Are taken regularly as directed. ]
X tion or constipation with At. Jo*e|
I HAVE BEEN CONFINED
, n i WM| fallint of the wqmb and ulcere of t
% physicians hut ther didme no rood. I hi
M I find that Cerstle's Female Pana<
M treatment. I shall continue its use. for
itf used only one bottle and am better alreai
7 L. OER5TLE ft CO., Proprle
motmots
yiUUiU
ect Dressing and Restorer. P
,o )\ | I
11
irive thing, but if the*entire house 1
ie bill will be one of the largest of ? >
ou ever cleaned the shades with 2
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