THE
fine finSKRVtiR JO DEPARTMENT
Sri- SUBSCRIPTION RA TES : ' r 4 r -
Xa, oVor CjHMpairfrin advanx,l.i 00
j'firei Months . 2 00
Month
kat Ut ihomtuppedlc weiy needed
ant, atvi iirtihdrLcit Site cf Type, and
Mm manner ef J06 T.'ork oe done with
neataae, dpc.. ana
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Widely (in the county) in adwjmee...J.Urm2 00
Out of th omnty,pottpaidA?.A2-ia
8ix3tonth
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v1 Tfia Largest Best :Assorted and - Cheapest Stock orf (Jpods
JVe are prepared o iprove. upon examination of our tock that we make
NaJViN BOA8T,iJind solicit 'buyersboth wholesale and retail, to LOOK AT
0V& GOODS AKDgPISIpES bererpurcliasingi c v - - '
0ur stockf&eqs (56ddaaifQ "Goods, Alpaccas, Embroid
eri, Kid Gloveyrf mbiellas, Fansj Ties and FaTicy 0oods
are complete , an will Jje sold jai astonishing low jces.
Tarpets, WlCT6tbJf aid fMattings very lo
Eir dealing. Polite and attentive clerkB. Call and seeus and jodge for
yourselves. ... . ELIAS & COHEN.
BURGESS NICHOLS,
WHOLeIIlE & RETAIL
FINE ASSORTMENT CHIlSEk's' CARRIAGES, JUST
-p.'- ) V . '. ..I-n: a OAliL KIND SEE THEM. .
VIA
PORTSHOMI
The QTJICKESTand most RELIABLE FREIGHT ROUTE between
mmm "11111111 eastern c
AND 'ALL POINTS SOUTH.
Express Freip 'Trains,' CLOSE CONNECTIONS,
it r- ufiroMINAt INSURANCE AND NO RI8K.
For faU inriUonTafife, &c.py; to ; .,-.1 '
It J. V Ji
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untilo? taeseeri ihk elegant stock of goods
notr i in my warerooms. The aBSortinentiis thee i
. 1 . latest and most complete ever offered in CQiarldtte,
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AND
TO INSPECT IT
,VOH3 018 3HT
Respectfully,
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Removed next door to Vast. Office,
r'JanS. Y.'ivJCi'
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Now offer.to tthe trade a Mf
CbZoanc'EnglishtSelect cer
OarefallV prepared at all hours, both night and day,
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New StoeL
Utiles' . "
.,v i5, - femes ptjb f fi? --j r. v
ntn'ftlr nf fTfltflware. StoTes:anaamware
ffi'atJ "t t r T.
to the NEWlEfeQANTKE on TRTBEET,
Wtek occupied i by i J.- McAlexandTer as a Boot and bnoe aiore.
My FaU' Stock i.'otffARl) WARE, in allMts varieties,
otqves, Tin-ware. HQUoWreWooden-warerftcM is now-open
to the inspection of the unblib. at pyicps wWcb arp unprepp
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SKJO.XB IB
ALL KlliVa OF
FURNITURBj
BEDDING, &C.
F Xj unb
OF
CHEAP BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES,
PARLOR & CHAMBER SUITS.
COFFINS of all KINDS on HAND.
VU. 5, West Trade St.,
OHABLOTTE, JS , 0;
ARRIVED
BALH6H, HAHLIT, ani CHARLOTTE, N. C.
.K7J01 TO) at
GET MY PRICES,
3HL Ct 1HT 1HL 5 p
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stock of JUiMrts tmcts and
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Colgate Honey na wycenne
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QBSEXtVATIOIf S'
be jgraVe o Stonewall Jackson,, at Lex
ingon, wfcB band scanely decorated on the;
AVCA qi luay,. ... - ...... .. , ,,, ; ;
The Brooklyn .'Eagle' dotoances city dogs
as filthy, dangerous and useless. The Eagle
should tike in its ice from the sidewalk
earlier. Courier-Journal.
When two girls meet they kiss. When
twoyoungraen meet they don't. That shows
who wants kissing the worst. Young Folks'
World. - ! ! ...
The Chicago Times remarks that there
will be some comfort in listening to the
phonograph ; it can't button-hole you and
its breath will not be bad.5
An American lady, writing from London,
says that English women have none of the
exquisite and delicate taste in dress jfor
which our country women are noted, and no
idea of the harmony of col brs. '
The scullion who edits the personal de
partment of !th'e NewTdrV Herald general
ly manages about once1 a week to get in a
fling at some southerner. The scullion is a
worthy, representative of bis bold boss.
Atlanta Constitution, " '
When Mr Jasper gets through butting bis
head against the stone - wall of scientific
truth, willbebaye the kindness to step over
this: way. and explain why it is the sun al
ways' turns Bis cbotesfslde upbn'us the very
next day aflera mai) sheds his undershirt ?
-r-Cini Break. Table, . : : (
vu..U: it n-'-i-j-v m. :;:'if ; : '
Attbe dqor of the Eoropean congress:
Rn?s:i&;,.tO ; now, you
know!' I We are friends treaty of alliance
complimentary telesrams exchaneedl and
ail ' that sort of thing: ' ,Smil6, d--n ' yon,
look cheerful or Til Kcfc you again." ;
A grand, sbicrn ; battle will , take place in
Wheeling, W. Va on theiOth of the pres
ent nionth;:'. The military wo will Mrtiei-
patejb tf e conflict are the rst;. regiment,
West'.jfaTgiara XiaUonal Guards; Mdgan
town Artiuery. with eight pieces ordnance,
and twnty-6econd Ohio regiment, National
.Guard,'1';;: zV.X ' : - -
Prohibition Agaial Vptcafrqrn Guilford. r
Editor Charlotte Obseryer :
I seen One: "Anti-Prohibition' at
tempts an answer to my recent article,
and I. see that ,rClti2enf'Vhas sa effectu
ally wound him up that it ia hardly
necessary to reply. HOjitssails tnQ and
thati sftvmng light, . Ureen&orot"l say
this ; the examples that Quilford's cit
izens have set are worthy of imitation
by ola Mecklenburg. We have no
licensed barroom in this county. If
successful at the polls you will not re
gret the, step. If you fail, on it hangs
the rum of souls. It is better, decided
ly so, to shut Out the temptations, (35
of which I learn you have), and let
those who will "drink, any way" take
it on the Bly. if they choose. Our oeo-
ple have! mainly, learned how to do
without this stunulant., an4 are being
educated to and cherisWthia local op
tion law as one of the wisest and hest
ever enacted by a North Carolina Leg
islature, This law has mainly accom
plished its full intent in Greensboro;
Talk .about your revenue on . liquor.
What is it compared to the terrible
destruction of the. minds, souls" and
bodies of men 1 1 How many souls' will
AntioProhibition put on the . balance
with the; revenue yearly received in
Charlotte? There is undoubted and
unquestioned authority that the Maine
liquor law is a wonderful success. It is
bo nere1. - The jailor of trailford has the
names and figures of 1875. Prisoners
that year, 75, and in '76, the first year
of prohibition, 39 a diflference of 86.
Why. is that so 7 . Jlamly on account
of closing all our bar-rooms and break
ing the social drinkinsr feature.' An tin
Prthibitioh says : theri are hiany wo-
ihen in favor ofthesale bfliquor. Is it
possible ? 4 Do they hve in. Charlotte ?
I don't think they do in Greensboro or
Guilford. It certainly did not look i so.
on the beautiful Sabbath afternoon ber
fore-the fth of last Jane, - when hun
dreds and hundreds of tberfi feathered
at 4 p in, all over these two townships,
to call on God, as the voice of one per
son, that he woma sena voters to the
polls the next 'Thursday and vote to
put down this evil and to the ladies
of Charlotte township I say. If your 35
bar-rooms are closed i by the votes of
your good citizens, you need not fear
"borne bar-rooms," as Anti-rrohibition
thinks you should. He says: "I,
therefore advocate the free sale, of li
odor because it is the least harmful of
strong stimulants." Does he believe
that y if so, upon what basis r Ur does
any.iBarie man beliete It?"
I would not utter the assertions, or
believe what Anti-Prohibition says! in
his several articles, for the treasures, of
.eterth:v lfo man everexpectedthe law
to be a perfeot success. It is largely
more so where tried than could be ex
rjectediri so short a time. ;
"Yea, he wouIdTmaiea fuss also about
drugstores selling. " That, too, is a
cause of- complaint, we don't deny,
hut , they notwithstanding,, do not and
will not permit the scenes, ot public
bar-rooms ; that is, ; they , don't here.
To Undertake to tell ' the good results
would jsbe folly i mdeed. It sbas lifted
the fallen man.from the ditchplaced
food 'in his mouth, and that of hu wife
and' children. - It; has. Tjlaced mahv a
man in his righ,t mird' again,- restored
nun to ine (Coiwiueuua . vi uu leiio ws,
brought him' into good society and,! in
manv cakes- into the church, nit has
eiven joy and gladness to hundreds of
wives arid ;children,' added to our Sab
bath' schools and to the general morals
of nearlyhe .J.iyjiple body ; or our popu-
lation. so much s
ne anw-proni-
bition nartyv did not , this year make
any effort at the. election. This is a
very great argument.- It carries much
weight." The people 'h$ye awakened
to this great evil and our enemies see
it too plainly to be mistaken. Another
ereat argumentia the great success at
tending the temperance cause, scarce
ly ever a : charge for drinking being
necessary, nd here ifl found the ban
ner lodge of the State.
Now, these are stubborn facts.. They
cah?t W successfully contradicted,- and
you can have .more Jightyet. ; On the
ers, will? the goo4,-chrigtia people be
idle, sit stilly and not make One grand
effort to drive from? their midst; the
greatest eviLtinits reffectSi the land i ia
pursed with 1 4 Then it has bad. its mor
al and reMgious effect upon the colored
population alike with .the whites j and
they Worked as faithfully for s it,5 and
rejoice now in its benefits to their race.
STATE POLITICAL ITEMS.
A correspondent writing .to the
Greensboro JTorffc State from New
bem says the Bepublican members of
the next Legislatare from that section
of the State will ? support Judge Merri
fflOQ for the-United r State Senate; if
they have no candidate of theif own ih
the hem.
; tfaddell and 'Steadman men of
the Cape Tea? district are still quarrel
ing through the Balelgh !ifew8t notwith
standing Maj Steadman has announced
his withdrawal from the race tor the
congressional nomination.
, Tne,Wil80n county Democratic con;
;vention met on. the 2d, nominated Ti
x t aiog ivt vuo ccuare, ir j'ui xiiy-i
lor for the House, declared Vailce the
choice of the ftohnt;fhr Tlnitari Stjitft
Senator, and Smith and Howard the4
couniy:s cnoice iorine supreme uours
bench.- - - ' W .
J C L Gudger has: been
mager nas been nominated
for 1 udge and G S Ferguson for solict-;
tor of the ninth judicial district. : They
are both well known a men of charac
ter and capacity, - 1 " '
A Hint for Conunencement Days.
Philadelphia Times.
The season of college commence
ments is upon us. During the next
few weeks society will be inundated with
a delUge of the sot6 of speeches which
callow speech-makers turn adrift from
commencement ..platforms. . ' Be(bre
great, congregation of smiling ,7;
tions and approving neighbors the
graduating collegians will display their
oratoric and mnemonic poweri I by
reading or reciting speeches, treatises
and essays.to the manufacture of whicU
many weary midnight hours have been
devoted. Sisters, sweethearts,! aunta,
uncles and grandparents listen im pa
tient exhaustedness while the speeches
of the other young rheri are being de
livered that they m4y bb oq hand to
hear tfie utterance- of him on whom
their affections and hopes are centred.
Although the dreary mass of speeches
constituting the make-up 1 of a - com
mencement programme is enough,., if
listened tb as awhbl.to give a heal
thy person an attack m dyspepsia, yet
people take the risk, , ; They conceal in
a manner .- highly creditable to their
courtesy the fact that they consider
the speeches of the other young men a
bore. When their own young man
speaks their sleepiness disappears and
their weary faces are wreathed with
pleasant tokens of approbation. Whe
ther his speech is on a subject which
they comprehend, or whether, for jthe
greater exhibition of his scholarly : at
tainments, it is delivered in the Latin
tongue, which he himelf but imper
fectly understands, it ip all the sam e.
Canes,' umbrellas and heels are hrough t
in violent contact Wiethe floor, not
BOaaeh-jfor- the ; ptrrpowiof raising flie
cloud of dust which inevitably rises,1
as to signify the delight of the owners
of the noise-making apparatus. At the
E roper moment bouquets or more ela
orate floral offerings are sent by the
speaker's relatives to the platform, or
thrown from a distance by persons who
are such inexpert marksmen that the
missiles light on somebody's head con
siderably distant from the target aimed
at. The parchments, worded in Lat
in and tastefully engraved, are- handed
to the graduates, and the commence
ment is finished. The young men go
forth into the busy. world to seek, what
they may devour, and to take a hand
in the general game of getting a
living in such way as may open before
them. . .
It is strange that in the midst ef the
world's progress this commencement
business stands substantially where it
did generations ago. The only way in
which the graduating young man can
commend himself to a solicitous pub
lie is to make a speech. He may be
without talent for speech-making, but
it makes no difference. He may be
able to map out a poal mine, or to en
liven a black board with a hydregraphic
chart of the bottom of Baffin's Bay 'Or
of the Bed Sea, but it is denied him.
He might execute before the audience
lightning" calculations on a huge slate,
to the great admiration of the behold
ers and to the marvelous stirring up of
those who fall asleep while the Greek
salutatory is being enunciated. But
this would beT irregular. He might
display his knowledge of dental me
chanics by filling the tooth 6f a fellow
Btudent or extracting' a molar from the
aw of a professor. Sjuoh proceedings be
ing out 01 tne orumary rouiine.ana cal
culated to enliven the platform to an
extraordinary degree, are not permit
ted. The poor fellows are tied up to
the one monotonous round of speech,
speech, speech ; speech which interests
hardly anybody ; speech which is gen
erally a string of the tamest inanities ;
speech which in many instances . has
been carefully revised by professors for
the credit of the establishment lest it
should be too striking or too interest
ing or contain anything dangerously
novel f epeeeh which proves no doc
trines'; establishes no facts, and, as a
rconlribution to the world's work, is of
no vaiue.
If the young men who are graduated
at these institutions of learning were
altta be professional speechmakers it
might be different. A few of them aim
to be clergymen and lawyers, although
the law if not the gospel, is sadly Over
crowded just now. There may be a
certain degree of fitness in the making
of speeches by those who are to enter
these professions, but let the incipient
mechanic, engineer and. surgeon dis
tinguish themselves in some other and
more practical way. jli , it do opjeciea
that these young persons have not, dur
ing their four years of collegiate train
ing, picked up enough knowledge to
enable them to do any thing but make
a speech, and to do that in a vealy
and absurd manner, then let the ver
dict be so much the worsefor, the col
lege, which has wasted a great deal
of somebody's time, and for the im
practicable old gentlemen who, being
professors, have professed something
which they did not more than ha" un
derstand,, namely, the draining of the
young men.
We tsarr charige afifty dollar bill if vou wan
8, bottle of Globe Flour Cough Syrup, the
greatest Congh and Lung Remedy in tte
world ; or ifyou want to try it first and see
if what the Hon Alex i Stephens. Ex-Gov
Smith, Ex-Gov Brown and Hon Robert
Toombs, of Georftial say about it is true.
you can get a Sample Bottle for ten cents of
Dr.J ;H McAden, T 0, Smith '$,Co, or
MACHINE AIJTi
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rjetropolilan Wqrts,
tit
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rrom, iiixth : to Beyenth
ENGDJES, portable and Btationaryi B A W
MIL1GHI9T-MILL8, .BOILERSCAST
WWft.l&AJfe and lEOJmGS,
juaues, .Blast furnaces,' etc
We call special attention to rmr Trfpfevv.
BD PORTABLE ENGlrtESi, for agrieultiiral
and other purposes. ; AltUMwirnewatyles
SMALL ImMOTIVES r fi iauHM Jniu
fQ9-
ber, and. other, aruclea upon tramways irid
TiarroWgape railways. - J
u Trie-best Planters' regard our rrTrTQ
&ix wlNES superior lo aav fn pse,' Seric fW
illustrated Catalogue fceb -Oth'er th ngs
being enoourgeflomthsrji mstitntiona
Bepair -work solicited aadprcxapUyidpna
Shafting, Pulleys, Ac., for Gin Honseal 1
WfflJS XAJiNEE & CO.
dwly.":' ; ' ! r
: Charlotte, N.O., April tthv'77.
of the. Ene
City Iron Works is now in the hands ' Of
Capt John Wilkes, of this city, who bje
pared to fill orders for our wen known J5n
ginee and 8aw Mills on the shortest notice
and at the most reasonable prices ' - - -.
! JOHN HJBLISS,'
Secretary Erie City Iron Works. ' -
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Beferring to the above notice of change, I
feel confident that it wffll -be advantageous
to purchasers of Machhie)Py of all kinds, as
it places me in position to meet any arid all
competition. With my facilities on the
spot, I can -manufacture all parts of the
Erie Engines which will ' hot' bear freight
charges such as Grate Bars, Stacks, Spark
Arresters, 4c.", and handle the Erie City
Engines and Boilers with little extra expense,-
thus enabling me to offer Machinery
at better figures to the purchaser than flyer
before. ... r ... , , .
Be sure to give me a call, or write fori .
culars, before purchasing elsewhere. ,
JOHN WILKES,
Mecklenburg Iron Works, Charlotte, N. Q.
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SUMMER OTSOETS.
The Atlantic Hotel,
feiEAUFOET.'lT. C.
A FIRST-CLASS SEA-SIDE RESORT 1 ! I
OPEN FROM JUNE 1ST to OCT. 1ST.
WILL be managed by the undersigned for
the seasons of 1878 and 1879. This
building lies directly oyer the water, the
tide ebbing and flowing daily beneath it.
It has been greatly improved, and is now
the only FIRST-CLASS sea-side resort in
North Carolina.
THE TABLE will be supplied with every
luxury and substantial that can be procured
from land and water.
Terms of -Board : $2.50 per day. Children
and servants half price.
Special contracts will be made with ex
cursion parties and with those wishing to
remain longer than one week.
ABAS,
is attached to the hotel, and will be supplied
with. first-class lienors,
A good band of xnusio has been secured
for the season. DrGK BAGBY,
may8
gPARKLING CATAWBA 8PRINGS,
CATAWBA COUNTY, N. C
' ' '
This desirable watering place will be open
for select yisitors 20th May, 1878. . The
Springs are situated' near Hickory Station,
on the Western North Carolina Railroad.
The bracing mountain atmosphere, with
the health restoring properties of their wa
ters, renders these Springs a most desirable
resort for invalids and pleasure seekers. .
The mineral waters embrace blue and
white Sulphur and Chalybeate. It is. the
best and most extensively fitted up water
ing place in the State, and can accommo
date three hundred persons.
A good band of music will remain &i the
Springs during the season, and all the facil
ities afforded for amusements usually found
at first-class watering places will be offered
to visitors. A good supply of ice constantly
on hand.
Conveyances will meet the trains daily at
Hickory Station to convey visitors to tbe
Springs.
Board : $35 per month Of 2$ days ; $12
per week, $2 per day. Half price for chil
dren and colored( servants, and liberal de
duction for families.
. Dr E O ELLIOTT,
j Owner and Proprietor.
apiz aim eoa wim - . - -
20eaNGnbcr-$2aYcar
WIDE AWAKE-an illustrated Magazine
. for. Young People, is the very best pub
lication of the kind in our country, as well
as the eheapert. For an agency, ssnd to
A i . D LOTHBOP A CO..
&B25 Boetoa.
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EPITOM AND PRINTERS.
Having had SRany ealls lately for Prin
tera' Ink and Stationery, I have deter
mined to keep a supply of both al
ways on band, which I propose to
sell at manufacturer's Brines. lma
freigbt, trusting to a small commission for
proht. . Uive me your orders and you shall
nepieasea, . UilAo i JUMSs,
lmarl7 Observer.
gTUDEBAKEH WAGONS,
I am prepared to oflEer extra inducements
to parties desiring the
CELEBRATED STTTDEBAKER WAGON.
" Call and examine the Wagon? lear prices
and terms. ' ". . '
: , . THOS. GATXHE ,
:l - ' : f College Street
K pradnoe the raoat natorftl kh4e f buk&k ot brown, do4
w I Brenaration. sd a i&varit anoa eerr vcHrfTmunted tol
WE hereby notify our many Mends and
the publio generally that the manage
ment ox the Charktte Bmnnh
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100 dozen Harvest Leghorn
100
British Hose.,
50
. Ail-Linen Handkerchiefs 4 , . , .2 for 25 !cents.
line of Fancy Cambric
50 all-wool Cassimere Suits,
60
Indigo-dyed Flannel Suits, at.....;..
Elegant Fancy Cassimere Frock and Sack Suits, at f 8.00
10.00, $12.50, $13.50 and $15.00. i
lot of English Worsted Coats, dosing, at rjeiEM-tjmittiuiU'
factoring cost
E. D. LATTA &
May 14 : ' ! !
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IS UNANIMOUS
IR AWARDING THE PALM
' CLOTHIIIG HOUSE OF
THE FINE
Wise buyers are not guided
rUBLIO
long lists of low prices, which are attractive only 4nJ prints hut
lose their force and all interest when, coupled with the grade of
goods they represent j but remember that v : K '
THE BEST IS THE OfiEAPEBT,
and will look for reliable and durable clothing at reliable and
responsible houses. i . i.
While our prices are invariably as low or lower than - those
of any other house in the city, the style, fit, quality arid work
manship of our garments are far superior to all others ) ! thus
offering. unequaled advantages to the purchaser. "
Fresh Goods placed on our counters daily. -No mis
representation at our house, j;
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COMPETITION.
i Persona pur cb as ing Goods in -
giveSme a call before buying elsewhere,
Mrs. R. McNELIS, Tryon Street;
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SPRlili SFMMER CLOT
OST HECEtVEO.
My clothing: trade has increased so much this season that I
have already purchased a second stock, which ibr style and
prices is unsurpassed. A special, mducement is onered on
aooux oo pairs oi jrants, wmcn cosiirym qoiq$v, wmcu x vui
how: sell at the extremely low price of v j3 per pair, , . v nrt pjii "
A full line of Gents - Furnishing Goods and .Neckwear al
ways on hand. Mackinaw
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Hats, at ....i...lO cents each.
.....,....i,.8 for 55 eents;
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$5.00
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AND DECISIVE
OF MERIT TO THE
L. BERVAHGER & Bnfl.,
by clarinir anncmncemem iaid
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