MISCELLANEOUS
THE. EREAT GEF.MA
REMEDY
FOR PAIN.
KHEIMATIS2I,
Ncuralffta,
Sciatica. Lmbae..
BACUACIIC
IZ1X1CIX. zxmzix
SOFE THP.OIT,
nxsT.wsi.ucs.
KPIXAI.VS,
Strracx Cats, trLxtt,
rBOSTEITrs.
nriixa.ftCAi.Ds,
14 K atbrr Wlil -
nm ccctj i irr.L
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tUlliic. I! 4-, 1. .
FIT.T-EDWARD ON SHIRTS I
A shirt a very humble gar
ner.:, but after all it has a great
tk-altotln with a man's happiness.
Wii.it lascry arises from an ill.
.tt;.i bo'oni, a bad-fitting ncck
btnl, an uncomfortable yoke, or
beeves too short or too long.
Hat now I will be comfortable
and happy, I have found the shirt
that always fits "The Diamond."
The tangled thread of life's ex
istence henceforth will be smooth.
WAMSUT
21C0 LINEN.
If your ilct im i J-ccp t, ral hi catT
l lj,mtt MZ.ct & l a, lc manuLiciurcr.
Bore, MX
apl II 3m l ed nrm
Capital Prize $150,000,
' Wt do JUtttv C4THff tXat trt tuptrcite Uit
arrmmgemnU for all t Xlcmlklf and ml
Annui Urmmukei of 7"X Louisiana Stat Lot
Urw Vmmmn. and im mrrscm wumag and con
trol IX OramHngs Unwiru, and tkat Vu
mm art eondmcUd tcitA honesty, fairness, and
tagoodfaUX toward mU partus, and W4 aulXor
is U Company to um tis cert,1aXe, urUhfac-
sxamaturu aaacuca. in us ac
Commissioners.
JM'KKCEDENTED ATTRACTION !
OVER HALF MILLION DISTRIRt'TLP"
WMm STATE-LOTTEKV COIPANT
taoorporatM In 13 for 53 year by the Icjr
taliture for Educational and Charitable pur
-wlih a capital of $1,003.000 to wturh a
rwrve f in 1 of tAM.000 bu since been
ailed.
1!t aa overwhelming popubu rote 1U fran
ve was maUa apart of tbe present tuie
O&t:talob adopted December 3d, A. D., 187
H GtAXD SnroutXruructt Orawtxos wtl!
tle rU-c monthly. It merer scales cr post-r-"".
Look at the following Distribution:
icinh (Jran J Monthly
ASD THE
itreiofcttncAsr scui-asxcai. vKxirrso.
At the Ar.t'mr of Mol, New Orlcan.
TneLf. Jaoe 17, 14.
1 a 't the personal upcrrl.loa arnl manapts
ment of
T. r.EAURK5 AUI, of IxabiUna, n 1
J I U.L A. EARLY, of VtrstaU.
Capital Prize $150,000.
n-tv t-Tl:kct am Ten liolUr only.
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A ; !VaUoa for Me to cluba fhoaVl be ma-le
t u ite ca of the Company la New Or
41.
TVL -OTM an.1 ontnry letter by
L J f E,rrr (itl turns of aavl npwanla
' tlprc4 at our expend) u
M. A. UAinUIS.
- m . New OTleaaa, Law
- A. DArPIHX,
Water Coolers
ytET CHEAP AT
UUfcS A MUBCUISON'd.
7 15 MorcUaoa Block.
03
ttmiittofour
NMiwnu. .
t-- "f tatormatlan. wrtta dearly, cIt
T felt a l Irr. Mak P. O. Money r
r Parable a.vl iMimi u.tf-r.t Letters to
"IWOliLCA.Ns NATIONAL. It N K.
TheDaily Revievv,
AN AFTKltTIIOUGUT.
Twas in the garden chatting
Amid the mignonette
She with her tnowy tatting,
I with my cigareita.
I still can f e her rlngi
Flit so!lly in and out ;
With rapture memory lincera
To view her lip a-pout.
A happy sunbeam claneing
Upon a wayward curl
Set every pul.c to tlaucing.
And lamed my brain a whirl;
And when sbe looked up shyly,
I could not help, you see.
Hut stoop and kiss her slyly
Behind the apple-tree.
Strange that some mole lorever
Should mar the rays of bliss!
Though conscious I "had never
Yet won so swet-t a kis?.
Alas! the act of plunder
So gracefully he bore.
I cvuild not choose but wonder,
Had he been kissed before?
SimJtd Minium 1'tck
Invention of Haifa Century.
The number tj inventions that have
been made during t lie past liny jears
is unprecedented m the history of the
world. Inventions of benefit to the
human race' have been made In all
ages inco man va9 created; but look
ins back for h.ilt a hundred years, how
many more are crowded in the past
filtv than into any Cither Dfiy since re
corded in hitory ! The ptrlociion r-f
the locomotive. Mid the now worlJ
travcrin stnniship?. the telegraph,
the telephone, iheaudiphone. the sewing
machine, the photograph, the cylinder
pnr.liiu pres.'', chromo liibograph
printing, tLe elevator lor httPls and
other many-storiul buildings, the cot
ton gin and the spinning-jenny, the
reaper, the mower, the steajn thresher,
the Meani tire engine, the improved
procts fJr making steel, the applica
tion of either ami choloroforru to de
stroy sensibility in painlul surgery
case.'', and so on through a long cata
logue. Nor are we vet don in the
field of invention and discovery. The
application ol coal gas anil petroleum
to hcatinsr and cooking operations is
only trembling on the vercc ol success-
ful expenmcLt ; the introduction ot me
sieam from a prea central reservoir to
central uso lor heating and cooking is
foreshadowed as among the the coming
events; the artificial production ot but
ter has already created a consternation
union? dairvmen: the navigation of the
air by some device akin to our present
balloon would a'iio sem io ce preug
u red, and the propulsion of machinery
by electricity is now clearly indicated
by the march of experiment. There
aro some problems which w have
hitherto deemed impossible of solution,
but are the uiv stent 61 even the most
imrrobablc ot Ihem more subiie to
trrnD thnn that ot tho ocean cable or
that of the telephono? We talk by ca
ble with an ocean rolling between; we
speak in our voices to friends a hundred
miles or more irom where we arncu
litn hotorc the microDhone. Under the
blazing sun of July we produce ico by
chemical means, rivaling the most solid
and crvstahno nroduction of nature.
Our surgeons graft the skin from one
person s arm to tbe lace ot another, anu
it adheres and becomes an intregal por
tion ol the body. We make a mile of
whr.e printing paper and. semi it on a
spool that a periecting .priming press
unwinds and prints, and sends to you,
folded and' courted, many thousands
perheur. Qf a verity, this is the age
ot invention, nor ha3 the world reached
a stopping-place yet.
- - -
Columbus County.
Lying in the Southern portion of the
btato is Columbus county, bordering on
tho South Carolina line for about thirty
five miles. It has a varied soil and the
different products of what is known as
tjo semi-tropical area grow in'Its terri
tory. The people have only in the past
few years paid much attention to agri
culture, turpentine and timber furnish
in? the principal means of support.
Tbo gradual clearing of lands, particu
larly ilio swamps and bays, have added
greatly to tho material support and in
come of the people. Tho portion of tho
county between Ccrro Gordo and Lake
accarxaw, and that on the marsh, par
ticularly on the West sido from Sole's
swan: p. to the Itladrn line, is undoubt
edly the best cotton land of Columbus.
In addition to the natural fertility ol
our swamps and bays, the discovery of
marl reds and phosphate rocK will give
all tbo materials at hand necessary to
enrich the uplands and make them as
good as the. best.
A to traiHDortation. uo county in
the State poisesses finer railroad lacili
tics than Columbus. From the Brun
swick line. cast, two miles below
Hrinkley's depot, to the South Carolina
line west, about two miles beyond Fair
BluOT, the Wilminzton, Columbia &
Augusta Iliilroad. now a part ot tbo
A:l ntic C -ast L'ne. runs through the
countv about titty and a half mile?.
Tbe Carolina Central from Wilmington
to Charlotte also runs about ten miles
through the county, and after leavinz it
goes through Bladen, about two miles
from ihe Columbus line, us far as
Bladenboro. A large portion of the
northern section of the county lies be
tween these railroads, and is accessible
to both.
Besides there two ri,ain bees. Col. H.
B. Shoit htsa railroad lending from
BogJe. nji the W. C. & A. It. It., be
tween WbitevU'e ard like Waeca
maw. and running south about cicht
miles, crowing tlw White Marsh and
striking tor the Old Deck public road,
about two miles below Pleasant Plains
church. 1 he end of tbe railroad will be
ii rtachef ihe bay lands in the south
ern part of the county, noted for the
production ot corn and rioe. Fuither
west, nbout seven miles beyond
Whiicvdle. there is another railroad
owned by the Chad bourn Mi 1 and
Ktilway Company. It leaves Chid
bourn on the Wilmington. Columbia
& AuusU Itaitroad. and runs south
towards Conway. S. C. It ha been
chartered under th name of Wilming
ton, Chad bourn & Conway. So far it U
corap'cted about nine mile, its present
terminus being on the Fair Bluff and
Sidney rublic road. This railroad r.ot
only affords transportation for that
portion of Columbus but also for the
bordering sections of South Carolina.
It is to be seen then that our county
docs not lack in railroad facilities, and
these will be increased when the two
SJSS? n-JSion?d are exundedrqr-
tner south. Being in a convenient dis-
tance of Wilminzton. tbe great naval
stores market of the country ' and one
of the leading in cotton and the lnmber
business, there is no moro inviting bold
tor those Wishing to engage in the - dil-
ferent industries than Colambas coun
lyCIvidbourn Times.
ine opinion ot tbe general publ'C in
regara to Ayer's .Cherry Pectoral is
confirmed by clergymen, lawyers, pub
lic speaKtrs and actors. All say it is
tho best remedy that can be procured
tor an auecuons ot the vocal organs.
inroar ana inngs.
. . .
Hccitativc was first employed in 1G00
at iooie by Emilio dl Cavaliere, who
disputed Kenuccfs claim to introduc-
ing the
oera.
Remarkable Escape.
John Kuhn, of Lafayette. Ind., had
a very narrow escape from death. This i
is his own story: 'Ono year ago I
was in the last stages of Consumption.
Our best physicians gave ray case up
I finally got so low that our doctor said
I could not live twenty-four hours. My
friends then purchased a bottle of Dr.
Wm. Hall's Balsam for the Lungs,
which benefited me. I continued until
I look nine bottles. I am now in per
fect health baying used lo other medi
cine.
Clans arose in Scotland in the aeign
of Malcolm II. in 1008. They were
abolished in 1647.
Petroleum V. Nasbv.
T. R. Iocke. Petroleum V. Nasby,
editor Toledo Blade, writes: "I had on
a lorefincer of my right hand one of i
those pleasaut ret3, a 'run-round
The finger became inflamed to a degree
unbearable and swollen to nearly twice
its natural size. A friend pave me
HENRY'S CARBOLIC SALVE, and
in twenlv minutes the Dain had so much
subsided a3 to give me a fair night's
rncf whtoh I lioil nnt Kiml Kofrm ' Inr o
i- 'ru :.t .1
1 I1U llllLailllUUlllMl ICIb IUC nil- I
per in a day. 1 consider it a most vai-
uable article.'
A lady in Willimantic, Conn. .dodged
the measles for 84 years, but was
caught recently.
Ir Rojrer's Vecretaule Worm
Syrup
instantly destroys worms, and removes
the secretions that cause them.
Henry's Carbolic Salve.
The BEST SALVE in the world, for
Cuts. Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Sa't
llbeum. Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains. Corns, and all kinds of
Skin Eruptions, etc. Get HENRY'S
CARBOLIC SALVE, as all others are
but imitations. Price 25 cents.
At present about lU.ooo persons are
exiled to Siberja annually, and about
sixty per cent, are nooies.
Cure of Astbnia and
Weakness.
239 West 22d Street,
spinal
New York, May 17. 1883.
Though it may te irregular lor a
physician to give a certificate in favor
ot a proprietary medicine, still, in the
cause of humanity, 1 venture to say a
word in favor of allcock s . Porous
Plasters, which I esteem the most
remarkable external remedy of this
century.
i nave Known these riasters to cure
Spinal Weakness where the patient had
been confined lor months to his bed.
A blacksmith of my acquaintance was
severely injured in the back by the kick
of a horse; four ALLcock's Porous
Plasters quickly relieved him of ex-
cruciaxtng agony ana curea mm in a
week. Another patient, suffering with
Neuralgia of tbe Heart, was completely
cured in four hours.
Iu Asthma, I know of a case where
they were worn for three months and
futly restored the health. Io another
case, where a patient had Sporadic
Cholera, nothing relieved him until he
put on three Allcock's Porous Plas
ters; in twelve hours alt paius in bis
chest and stomach disappeared. I
know that these Plasters, applied on
the pit of tho stomach, are a sovereign
remedy for Dyspepsia and Coostipa
tion. finally, if persons occe use All
cock's Porous Plasters they will
never use any oiner: iney are so
pleasant, quick and painless nature's
balmy assistant.
H. C. VAN NORMAN, M. D.
4-AlIcock'i"
is the only Genuine
Porous Plaster.
Wilmington District.
Methodist . Church South, Quarter
ly Meetings
SECOND ROUND.
Elizabeth Circuit at Bladen
Springs May 31 and June 1
Newton firovo Mission at
Rlack's Chapel June 78
Ckesbury Circui: at Cokes
bury June 1415
Point Caswell Mission lune 18
Duplin Circuit June 21-22
Onsiow Circuit June 23 2D
Waccamaw Mission, Jone2829
W. H BonBrrr. P. E.
Keep Cool ! Keep Cool !
ANOTHi.lt LOT OF TROsK WATER
Coolers received. Icj Cream Freer era
that give eatUartlon. Refrigerators upon use
touml to be the beu Alo b y a GOOD COOK
STOVE, such as the "Golden Harvest" and
others we have that are cooili g to the cook's
tipper.
PARKER A TAYLOR
fVKK WHITK OIL may 21
CLOSING OUT.
JJIO DRIVE IM B VI.G t INS. LADIES
SLIPPERS selling cheip. We are closing out
lata of Ladies' Strap Uppers and Sandals at
tl and fL" per pair. Good value in the
gool. .
Geo. It. French & Sons,
icw NOErn feokt street.
nay 6
MISCELLANEOUS
r ; -
Beaten bv Wind and Bam.
SAILOKS 01 THE SEA AID LABORERS OX THE
.....
iakbuaku waiwi.
I "Theie la no teuiog the force of thewfcvl;
I and the height and rush of the aea was simply
appalling. H hen Cornlah. the boata wain, and
myself came down from aloTt, a'icr furling
tbe main royal we were wef through and half
dead from the hard toll and the exposure," ,
So ald the mate of the Greavenor," when
elating tbe Incidents of an Atlantic -cyclone,
alter nearly a'l the crew hvi matlnsd and left
the ship in boat, to escape punishment.
Meehanlca who labor upon lofty buildings;
carpenter, masons, painters and bricklayers,
may be called a kind of shore sailors, and that
ttuir numbers are not more larely decimated
by accident and disease Is a maiveL Mr. Ja
bez Rogers, tuck pointer, house painter, etc.,
of No. 6C8 Madison street, Chicago, over a
lP and autumn Are, said t your correspon-
Ko, I am only a Toung man yet thirty-fire,
that's all ; but the kind of work I do tells on a
fellow's looks and constitution. Last Spring
1 whs about run down with over work and ex
posure. 1 had f give up doing any work my
self and iust made out to oversea my men in
a sort of half and half way. 1 thought 1 wa
pltycd out f jr kckxI and all. I was racked
wph a cough, stup'fied with a cold, and torn
and d sbled with Rheumatism. Do? I took
PARKER'S TONIO and It cured me. Those
three words tell the a ory t cured me."
To all persons subject to risk from exposure,
PARKER'S TONIC wilt commend itself It pu
rities the Blood, io cites tho torpid Liver to a
r-enlthy activity, and opens the pores of the
skin. This la the season ot nut-doors perils to
health. Keep tho Tonic near you Prices, (0
cents and 91 a bott'e. Hiscox & Co., Chem
ists, New York. may 10 dJtw lm nrm
WEAK, UNDEVELOPED : PARTS
OK THK HUMAN BODY K LA KG ED. PFVEIf-
OHED. STRENGTHEN E L.
f-'.tf., is an intfTtxting
E-i vrrt i-iiint tontr run in on reaper.
In replv to in-
nrirts wo will say tbat there
TnoeyldenceoTTruTn"
btignbouttnia. Umne contrary, the advertiser any
Tf-rv highly i D3org7lIMTn7"'rpstgl persona may get
B?Uea circular giving U part icnlarw bv andrcvMni?
IiKlK MEDICAL CO.. Untfalo. N.Y. loledo Krrninq Jir.
apl C
"yd&w
I QC A QIHP PARtf UOTCI
OLrA-OIUL. rttiirA UU I LL,
WRIGHTSV1LLE SOUND, N C.
SCOV ILLE & CO., Proprietors
i jiumu '" run,
the Summer season of 1S34, under tbe man
agement of SCOVJL.L.K A CO., (of the Sco
Tlilo Bros., of the Kimball llouee, Atlanta,
G . and the Buford House, of Charlotte. N.
C), and with the extensive Improvements
wnicn nave rwen t-iacea upon ma property,
tbe Hotel Is the best tlea-Slda Hotel In North
Carolina
Tho table will be furnished in tfccbCBt stvle,
Fish, Oysters and Crabs will be served In great
variety.
lne liooma are rurmsnea in eiecrant style.
comrortAUie ocas, nanasome inrnitare
The Grounds are very attractive, large and
roomy
A line .Bar ana miiiard xcoom has been
placed on the irrounus.
two new liownng jviieys.
Surf and still water bathing. Special excur
slon rates on an uaiiroaus.
Fishing, Hunting and Bath rig.
Boats to convey guests to the Beach.
A Band of Music Is engaged for the season
Kvey arrangement is made for the enjoy
ment and entertainment of cuests. rtoat
Races, Base Ball Games, Lawn Tennis, Cro
quet ana o trier games, complete line of con
veyances direct to the ark, meeting ever
tram.
Board by the day. $2 50 and 3- Si.ec'allv
tow rates by tne week or month
may 24
Kerclmer & Calder Bros.
WHOLESALE
QROCERS AND COMMISSION Merchants,
offer for sale a full line of
FLOOR. SUGiTR.
COFFER,
MOLASSES,
LAHD,
HAY,
POTASH,
SOAP,
CANDLES.
RIVETS,
MATCHES,
BUCKKT3,
TIES. Ac.
BACOM, SALT.
RICK. MB A. Li,
CORN, OATS,
SNUFF, SODA.
LYE, STARCH,
CRACKERS, CANDY,
HOOP IRON, GLUE,
NAILS, BUNGS,
PAPER, BAGS,
AXLKGKEASE, POWDER,
apl 7
LARGE SUPPLY
-OF-
SPRINGFIELD HAMS !
JUST RECEIVED.
These HAMS are tho FINEST sold In Wil
mington, and CANNOT BI? EXCELED.
-AND-
of every variety and of the BEST QUALITY
received fresh every week.
P. L. BRIDGERS & CO.
HO North Front St.
may 76
J. L. WINNER,
ATCUMAKEQ A JEWELLER,
tt Chronometers. Fine Watches
and Jewelry repaired and warranted.
Opposite New Market. Front St.
mch 22
W. & E. S. LATIMER,
Attornevs-at-Law.
Office S. K. Cor. Princes and. Water Sis.
an 7
PURCELL HOUSE.
YJNDER NE MANAGEMENT.
WILMINGTON.
EL I. PERRY, Proprietor.
N. C
Late Proprietor Atlant-'e HoteL rirt4iui
al it rT"tntrru!tA. Trw 50 to 2t.(0
per day. ,
LAP KOBES.
JN ENDLESS VARItTY THE FINEST
Mortment of Trucks. Bags and i-atcbel ever
offered in this city. Sadales. Harne&s. Bog
gies. Phaetons. Road Watons, Ac. at prices
to suit tbe tunes. Trunks maln d by the
only practical trunk make in the tate.
ttcDOCGALL a ttOWDEN.
11 North Fropifct.
Next to D. A. Smith's Famltore Store.
maySS -
MISCELLANEOUS.
JUST IMAGINE 1
THE COOLEST STO"RE FOR 1.AD1 ES TO
8UOP II IS
TAYLOR'S BAZAAR,
and there Is where you will find the finest and
largcfct s'ock to select from la Mi. line ry and
Fancy Good?, as we receive new and choice
goads every day.
Just Imagine 63 Cents
for a bunch of three Tips in any color, regular
value One Dollar. Tbeee goods have been
seTimr so rapidly we had to duplicate them
over and ovtMgain by rcyicst of our patrons.
Just Imagine 39 Cents
for a bunch of three black Tips, worth twice
the morey. Such pricea LadC8 have never
heard of before.
Just Imagine 73 Cents
for a line plume In any shade. An excellent
line of Feather Pompoons. An earlj call will
secure you .some of these goo Is at TAYLOR'S
BAZAAR.
From the smallest single Vlo et lo the largest
branched dres3 garna'.ure. Daisy Wreaihe,
l'Husics, Buds ani Boscs, in fact every kind
of Flowers, at pricea which set competition at
defiance.
Just opened a stock of Fats and Parasol i,
together with a fine stock, of Leather Satchels.
Underwear, Corsests, Rlbboos, La"es and
made-up Lace Good, Embroideries &.,& .,
at
TAYLOR'
BAZAAR,
118 Market St.,
may 23
WILMINGTON. N. C.
tie-iib STjrnsr.
NEW YORK, 1884.
" i
About sixty mflflon copies of The Strx have
gone out of our establishment during the past
twelve montns.
If you were to paste end to end all the col
umns of all The fcUNS printed and sold la?t
year you would get a continuous strip of in
teresting information, common sense wisdom,
sound doctrire, and sane wit, long enough to
! reach from Printing House square to the top
i i mount uopernicus in me moon, men uac
to Printing House square, and then three-quarters
of the way back to the moon again.
But Tifte Sun is written for the inhabitants
of the earth; this same strip of Intelligence
would girdle the globe twenty seven or twenty-eight
times.
If every buyer of a copy of Thk 6 UN during
tne past year has spent only one hour over it,
and if his wife or his grandfather has spent
another hour, this newspaper in 1883 has af
forded the human race thirteen thousand years
of steady reading, night and day.
It is only by little calculations like these
that you can form any idea of the circulation
of the most popular of American newspapers,
or of its influence en the opinions and actions
2 American men and women.
The Sun Is, and will continue to be, a news
paper which tells the truth without fear of
consequences, which gets at the facts no mat
er how much the process costa, whtch preJ
sents tbe news of ail the world without waste
of words and in the most readable shape,
which Is working with all Its heart for the
cause of honest government, and which there
fore believes that tbe Republican party must
go, and must go In this coining year of our
Lord, 18s4.
If you know The Sun, you like it already,
and you will read it with accustomed diligence
and profit during what is sure to be the most
interesting year In its history. If you do not
yet know Tub Sun, it is high time to get into
the sunshine.
Teems to Mail Subschibebs.
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Sunday edition, t.
SUNDAY Eigh t page This edition furnish
es the current news of the worm, special
articles of excepuonal interest to every
body, and literary reviews of new books
of the highest merit. $1 a year.
WEEKLY 1 a vcar. Elarhf Tairns of the best
matter of the daily issues; an Agricultur&fl
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no f Thk Rnw. N Y. Cltv
1884.
Harper's Bazar.
. ILLUSTRATED.
Harper's Bazar Is at once the most brilliant
and useful Household Journal m exis;ence.
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Mrs. Samuel Northiop;
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JendJn onrord5 during th 4u!l lu-a-ou,
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pjssibte prices.
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catc, wlta me at w adebortor fcy V.tter with
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number ot acres, probabie jrlald of t nmter to
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