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VOL. XXV.
CHARLOTTE, N, C SATURDAY MARCII 20, 1881.
NO; 3,756:
y Liberal ReducHontor OUtm.
' - 'TjV l. -i!Ul .KMA Wliv I
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tPATKHTED JW WXH, 1876.)
ll
A
Magnificent Stock
OF-
ALSO, THE
Prettiest and Largest Stock of
WHITE GOODS
ever offered In the city of Charlotte.
marl ft
Bouts a-fl gUozs
"881 Spring Stock 1881
We are daily receiving our
SPRING STOCK
which will be more complete than ever before
and comprises the
LADIES'. MISSES'. CHILDBENS,'
GENTS', BOYS', AND YOUTHS'
FINE BOOTS! SHOES
A SPCECIALTY.
Lower grades all goods In our line
all prices.
In variety and
FULL STOCK
STETSON HATS,
and a pretty line
Straw Hats, Trunks, Valises & Satchels,
ALL SIZ2S AND BRICES.
Cull and see us.
PEGRAM & CO.
feb20
iik Bargains
TO BE OFFERED
DURING THE NEXT
SIX DAYS.
all and be Convinced.
Hargraves k Wielm.
tears :
'J'HE WASHINGTON GAZETTE,
Published at the National Capital every Sunday
f oS8 f1111 resume of the preceding week, news
Ktlonal topics and general intelligence, be
aeg being the only . r .
REPRESENTATIVE SOUTHERN pAPEfi '
Ju8JpPrtlmltl National Democratic Farty.
lted by. GEORGE C. WEDDERBURN. of Virgin
ia, formerly publisher of the Richmond (Va.)
' Enquirer. .
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION i 1 " '
,??le copies, one year. nostaaenaML - .. 00
nr Z?.v uw bU UH BQIBOB HaQ
neriniotmauon address i- . - ' y
wSAZETTB PUBLISHING COMPlNT, J
Received
Antique
Other
Laces
ALEXANDER
HARRIS
BOOTS II IDS
Brands
Latest
Styles
vuuim sn nrtA vAsnMM nain a mi
oopief, to one address, postage id .20 00
9Sy tree to the person securlag the claps.;
Dc.23. w8hington, ft ottne MUOf .-:
i8 oofls, loifctufl, c.
Dr.- Warner's Cross-Band
HIP
CORSET,
THE HIP
portion of which is
made of
Thbkx Thicknesses
OF CLOTH,
bound with two se
ries of bones crossing
each other, as shown
In this cut, making a
very nrm.durable.and
easy-fitting Corset
Dr. Warner's Celtbrated Nursing
CORSET
the best and
Most Comfortable
NURSING
CORSET
in the
MARKET.
We have exclusive sale of the above Corsets,
and the trade is respectfully Invited to an Inspec
tion of the same.
T.L
mar20
WLlBtzlVmzovcs:
A DELICIOUS DRINK
For Use in Families, Hotels,
Clubs, Parties, Etc.
Boston i
C H. QBATES fc SOXS.
The "Hub Punch " has lately been Introduced, Mid
meets with marked popular favor.
It is Warranted to Contain only the
Best of Liquors, United with
Choice Fruit Juiees and
Granulated Sugar.
It is ready on opening, and will be fonnd an agreeabla
addition to the choice thinn which undeniably enlarge
the pleasures of life and encourage good fellowship and
(ood
a nature u ngaur enioyeo.
GOOD AT ALL TIMES
Just the Thing to Keep In Wine Cellars.
Sideboards not Complete Without Hub Punch.
It can be used Clear or with Fresh
Milk, Ice, Soda, or Hot Water,
Lemonade, or with Fine Ice,
to Suit the Taste.
Sold bv leading Wine Merchants. Grocers. Hotels ami
Druggists everywhere.
Trade suoDiled n nnif.i:We dpIcjs bv W
son & Burwell, Wholesale and Bitall Druzz 1st
Charlotte. N. C."
Jan 23 -eod 6 m.
INDORSED BY
PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AN
THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
AND
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Loss of ajppetite,W'aneabowela costive,
Pain in theHead.with a dull sensation in
the back part, Pain under the shoulder
blade, fullness after eating, with a disiip
clination to exertion of body or rnincC,
Irritability -'at temper, Iiow spirita, Ikhw
of memory, with a feeling of having neg
lected some duty, weariness, pigzjness,
Muttering of the Heart, Dots before the
eyes, Yellow Skin, HeftdacheBestleaa
nesa at night, highly colored Urino. :,
LT THESE WABimrOS ABE UHHEESES,
SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED.
TUTT'S FILLS are especially adapted to
such easei,one dose effects such a change
of feeling as to astonish the sufferer.
They Increase the Appetite, and cause the
Doay vu suite on w ictmi .u u ,uc jovciu
noarlahed, and by theirTonle Aetlomon the
IMg-eatlve Orjrnns, lleariilarStooU are pro-
ducad. Price 25 cents.
jd cents. o nmurrmj at., a.m.
TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
Gbat H aib or Whisk kbs changed to a Glossy
Black by a sinele application of this Dyb. It
SEMI
HUB
QflllCH
LLS
imparts a natural color, acts Instantaneously.
Bold by Druggists, or sent by express on receipt of f 1.
Office, 35 Murray St., New York.
Dr. TUTT'S BASLAL of Valuable Informatlm and
Cwntl Receipt, win be Bulled FREE on applieatian.
Feb 23 deodAwly.
HUGH SISSON & SONS,
Importers, Dealers and Manufacturers
OF
MARBLE STATUARY,
MONUMENTS, FURNITURE SLABS,
Tile-, Mantels, Altars, Tombs,
140 West Baltimore Street,
AND CORNER NORTH AND MONUMENT ST8
Drawings & Estimates Furnised Free.
BALTIMOltE, Md
feM2 deod4wly ,
llESOLVED.
gnMary al the Be luiaiei Paveaed
by the Genetat A einbl y. .
Raleigh News-Ot-server.
1. Resolution concerning the can-'
vass of the votes of the State officers.
Ratified January 18. - r r
lseaotutioh lormincr a loml commit
tee-on psh interests. Ratified aauarf
Id.
Resolution of instruction to our Sen
ators and members of Coneress in rfr
gard to the amendment of the commer
cial law of the United States. Ratified
January 18.? - : -
Resolutiohto pay the clerks of the
board of State canvassers. Ratified
January 18.
Resolution on the election of trustees
of the University of North Carolina.
Ratified January 20.
Resolution of thanks to W. H. Van
derbilt for a donation of $10,000 to the
University. .Ratified January 29.
Resolution in regard to the repeal of
the tax on brandy distilled from fruit.
Ratified January . iV
Resolution of instruction to our Sen
ators And . members of the House of
Representatives in the Congress of the
United States in relation t,o the educa
tional fund. Ratified January 31.
Resolution requesting that our Sena
tors and members of Congress urge
that the Commissioner of Agriculture
be made Secretary of Agriculture'and
a' member of the President's cabinet.
Ratified February 4. - .!
Resolution, irequestiug our Senators
and Representatives in Congress to dse
their influence to secure the passage of
House resolution No 6,747. " Ratified
February 4.
Resolution making a survey of Ore
gon iniet, in uare county, by the Uni
ted States gdvernmenV ajid for buying
ana staxing ine same, itatihed ebru?
ary IT. : " . v " - :
Resolution requesting out Senatbrs
and Representatives in Congress to use
their influence to repeal the tax Qn to
bacco, snuff arid r brandies. Ratified
February 17.
Resolution providing additional cler
ical assistance for the Secretary of
State. Ratified February 19. '
Resolution to pay the traveling ex
penses of the two sub-committees ap
pointed to visit tne Morganton and
Goldsboro Insane Asylums. Ratified
February 23.
Resolution to amend the resolution
Viding for aid for the Orphan Asv-
um at Oxford, ratified March 14, 1879.
Gives $5,000 instead of $3,000 to those
institutions. Ratified February 25.
Joint resolution relating to the Agri
cultural uepartment ana guano works,
Ratified February 25.
Resolution in relation to the granite
column at Cowpens. Ratified March 8.
Resolution to investigate the sale and
transfer or Carteret county s stock m
the Atlantic and North Carolina Rail
road Company. Ratified March 5.
Resolution in relation to the acts
passed at tne uenerai Assembly in re
gard to crimes and offenses against the
fetate. Katihed March 5.
Resolution in favor of the county of
tjaoarrus. taunea March n.
Resolution to print 1,000 copies of the
testimony in relation to the Western
North Carolina Railroad Co. Ratified
March 11.
Resolution to give the convicts in
the penitentiary Bibles and other reli
gious books. RatiGed March 11.
Resolution granting convict labor
for the construction of the Danville
and Haw River Railroad Co. Ratified
March 12.
Resolution in relation to Yorktown.
Ratified March 12.
Resolution in relation to leasing the
Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad.
That it is the sense of the General As
sembly that no lease of said road shall
be made unless with the concurrence
of the board of directors of said rail
road. Ratified March 14.
GARFIELD, GLADSTONE AND BEA-
CONSFIEM.
Why the President Never
Book.
London World.
Wrote a
MYou see," he says warmly, "political
life fossilizes a man. unless he has the
strength to introduce a vivifying ele
ment. 1 have been eighteen years con
tinupusly in politics. For eighteen
years I have been busy in the House of
Representatives during the sessions and
during the recesses at Washington taid
ing the Republican cause by stamp
speaking or by any other means that
offered by which to advantage the
party which is, as I think, most fitted
to maintain the conntrvs integrity.
Yet there never was a time when I was
too busy to study the works of great
thinkers, and to make notes and com
ments on their wisdom. During my
military life I looked into the subject
of the histories of armies since the
days of Sesostris. Here you see my
notes on that course of reading." So
saying he takes up a large book, fullof
memoranda, of queries ; of quotations
and of original dissertations in his own
handwriting, in (ireek ana .Latin, in
Frenclf. German and English.
"At another time," he continues, "I
became deeply interested in the Goeth
ean literature. Here are my cullings
from that mine of gold, with original
comments.. Again, J wanteA to know
what all the great thinkers of the world
had had to say about women: so here
you see excerpts gleaned from innum
erable sources-, in various languages.
Another of my literary occupations has
been that of making collections of the
charming things we read in current
journalism. We see something that
strikes us as beautiful in a daily or
weekly newspaper, something that w
should like to read again, to let our
children read. The paper ; gets lost
torn up, and the little literary gem has
vanished forever. My wife and I have
had a habit of cutting such, pretty
things Out and pasting them in scrap
books. He points to a shelf full -of
these bulging volumes. UI have," Gen.
Garfield is careful to explain,1 '"never
had time to write a book. You, see, J
have been eighteen, nay twenty-one,
years continuously in officer Mr. Glad
stone goes out of office, and has time to
translate bis Homer. Lord Beacons
field goes into retirement, and has Je
sure to pen his caustic no vels, J : am
never out or pmce, ana oeyona! a iew
magazine articles on military, agricul
tural and nolitical subjects. I have
never had time to prepare anything for
puoncation. -5
- ,', :--
Htjhdskds . or Mxir. Wojcbh" ahd Cbujjbes
Rkscukd from beds of palavAlctmeasand. almost
deata and made strene ana neanj ,pj ranters
Ginger Tonic, ate the Seat evidences In tne world
of its sterling wonn..- You can Jind tnem ln everjr
tirimnnlV.PestSSeead!Tjertl8enient .'. , :
1 " m 1 a 1 . . ,-
- Trr -femtth Scrolalaarrttn ttyntWowttt
removes all SMn enrption&vaidirill, gJve. Toa a.
beautiful and clear cnmpteXloi;,
. uentiemen w wie anenajng ,ipe uenerai -as-i
semDiyxnis.
mv ler.lt be
a wound received
ins rhoronebU-treated W l rtan tompeiled to
that it tea success, for I rjrre had expertenoe wl
different pby slclan 8 and remedies, and found noth
ing to cure me until Insed your Star Corlne which
has cored a remarkably bad case. Wishing yon
&for sale bj Dr. T. C. Bmttb,
"OCKSI
nonfttrATiQas.
1rr
ffeadin8;OaMaUlBar bribe Her York
vf- i iApFIievtaw
Sfal to Baltoortank ... r
.: WASHiNdTOii, Alarch 23.Soma ot
thehx)niinatior18enitQ the Senate to
day created a sensation. Mr Robert
son,' i State Senator and a robust antl-
ijonitungiOjaujf WMiiiunju lor couec
lot of the portasfew , Yorkv and. the
presenvrouTCftiHu i .trrni, nomir
riated as. coAs-feneral at'Xondon;'
thereby dispjafifiea. Adam, Radeait,
the biographer? todVdevoted , friend of
npffiiijaTrornerenniaiicjnissi &
tilace now filled .MchL J.: Cramer,
one ox me numerous, oronersin-iaw or
Gen. Grantr.and.4lr4. Cramer, was sent
in for the Swiss mission, bow held by
i luuuioa x aii,i yyu vy 01 , ex-oecre-taryFish,;.Mr,
Cnandler, the
bosom friend of-; Mr. Blafne, and the
great card-writer, ;c$ras qprainated for
Solicitor-genera and -Mr.. PhjUips, the
'aathe lifa
la Court of
Claims.
tary. of the' hard-inonev
Onceprivate secretary of Gen.
was' nominated for jommissioner :of ,
Indian affairs. Mr. Robertson was one
of the leaders of the boaters in the
,x viz. uuiegauon at unicago last sum
mer, and made himself particularly ob
noxious to Senator Conkling. He is a
great adiuirer of Mj, Blaine-, and some
ascribe his nomination to Mr. Blaine's
influence, which does not tally with
the report that he intended to keep his
hands off in New York. It is reported
in some quarters that the iiominatioh
was made with the purpose 01 bringing
Mr. Gohklingto terms in the Stanley
Matthews, ease; Gen; Badeatf was kept
at Londoh during the Hayes adminis
tration by the especial request ef Gen.
Grant. Altogether, Mr. Conkling and
his friends are not so wWpleased with
to-day's nominations ias with Tester-
day's. s The Grant influence also want
ed the appointment of Miss van Lew
as postmaster at lucnmona, Due ur,
ixiimer, who is now in occupancy, was
nominated,!" He is a friehd of Gen.
Mahone, and it was said by the friends
of Mr. Mahone that the appointment
was due to his influence. . Mr. Phillips,
who" bas bewhseiicitor-general for some
time, is not pleased with the idea of be
ing superseded by W. E. Chandler or
by any one else, and it is said has writr
ten to the President, declining the
nomination for judge of the Court of
Claims.
Electric Light for Netr Tork.
As already briefly announced,
the
New York board of aldermen has pass
ed a resolution which provides that the
.Edison Fiectric Light Company snail
be authorized to lay tubes, wires, con
due tors and insulators, and to erect
lamp-posts in the streets, avenues,
parks and public places in that city for
the purpose of supplying electricity ior
illumination. The resolution provides
that all excavations in streets, remov
als and replacements of pavements or
sidewalks are to be made according to
the direction of the commissioner of
public works, and under such further
conditions as to security against dam
age to sewers, water-pipes or gas-pipes
as may be prescribed by the mayor,
controller and commissioners of pub
lic works, who are now by law author
ized to make provision for lighting the
streets of the city. Whenever a permit
shall be granted to open the streets,
pavements or sidewalks for the pur-
nose of laving the tubes, wires, conduc
tors, etc., a sum equal to f per cent, for
each lineal foot of street occupied snail
be paid to the city..
Fibbing Creek Factery
Rock H1U Herald.
Mr. F. H. Barber returned last week
from the North, where he has been for
the past two weeks, selecting and pur
chasing machinery for his factory. He
has bought three thousand and sixty
spindles of the most improved kind,
which are to be delivered in August
By that the building will be completed,
and it will not require much time to
put the machinery in position and start
tne mill. .Experienced workmen win
accompany the machinery, which will
ensure its beina put up right. Mr.
Davis, the conttatetor for the enlarge
ment of Htm Piedmont Mill, is about
through with his-contract there, and
has engaged to bring his force over and
put , them to work on the Fishing
Creek Factory. It is the intention of
this companv to increase their num
ber of snindles to five thousand. This
can be cone at an additional' cost of 25
percent
-f . 1
A IiOcemotiTe Sixty-Two Feet Lang;.
Philadelphia Record.
At the Pennsylvania Railroad Comt
pany's shops at Altoona, a monster lo
comtitive Is receiving - the finishing
touches. Its-length from the pilot's
point to the dead wood on the rear end
of the tank is 62 feet The weight is
92,700 pounds. Each revolution of the
driving wheels propels the engine 19j
feet. The machinery governing the
sand box is a newnyerrtiory, 'and iHs
completely mtbe baadstof the engine!
driver. In two trial trips up the ARei
ghany Mountains, one . to. Kittanning
Point and the other tfr&htzin, the lo
comotive behaved ver; ijgtisf actorily
turning-curves on" the up-grade at the
rate of thirty miles an nbur, with great
ease. The company expects by using
this engine to reduce the : transit time
between this city and New York to 9ti
minutes.-
A Prapoied meUament to tc Confed
erate JDead.
WUBungJon Star. .
Mrs. General Robert Preston, Presi
dent of the Montgomery Memorial As-i
sociaton Of Virginia, and Mrs. Maryf
Meanf. both xt South Carolina, but now
residingrin Virgihia,3: have ire(uested
lien, ljane to solicit uunuriuuuons ironx
the people of Wilminon'' to enable
them to erect a -monument over the
Confederate, dead at the Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs, wherear&bur-!
ied a large number of Korth. Carolina
srildierB. Aa the General :hkan't : the:
ttnietofiolt mibdttbialia.- persoa,i
he hopes the people.wrflf respond with-!
not beiigfaskedindiVidtiany.c and giT&!
him thepleafet'-toag.iareml
tance to theSemot V estawe "ahdpa-
toiotiCladiesI --J. CZ :
Do not faU to call on your druggist f or a bottle of
that pure, sweet and delicious blood purifier,.
Smlttf s 8mfulafiyrnr
Star Curiae euf al jhipnlcSoresandls a sure
S2i9 tor ipni
abotUa.et Smith a Scrofula Syrup and. Stat Carina.
. From R F. Moora, A.M PreeWant of Moore's
uUiBusmeM Universe, AflantaG
to to certify that I have used fc3heney Expecto
rant tomyfarallr foever47eeaadeaii re
:esaaiend it at aa tovaluable. remedy lor Coogba,
'etoTandliave found if superior to any other remo
os that! have trledV For-sale by Dr. T. a Smith.
Biv i.si.traioH.'u:vti ;.i7,
flmake happy iwvukpid
inarl- -i- Ln' iWiivakbt Dr.T.08mita. !
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The ages are 9 to 14 years,
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FRIGES DOWBT.
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FOR THE
Having received Intelligence from our house In Baltimore, which is one of the lanr eBt purchasers of.Woolens.Shat the same have deataed.from 10 te
15 pei cent, which naturally makes a decline to Clothing, we consequently act accoxdlnalr, and we now offer our stock at Reduced Prices, as we onlj eon.
tract lor large Quantities. We are assured that we purchase" at' very close figures, and give every patron the benefit We have man fTJ Una .aay fothar
boose can snow, and better made Clothing than any other sold in this market for the simple fact thi t most of tbf m sre mede In our OWB tioote.ud fit tte
same as a garment made to order. The most complete line of Overcoats, Ulsters and Ulsteretts that
We invite the public to come and see facts.
WITH TI ADM
We desire to present oar compliments to you and Invite your Inspection
of our
New Spring and Sumer Stock,
COMPRISING IN ALL OUR DEPARTMENTS
The Latest, Newest and Best Articles.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
WE CALL TO OUR
Dress Goods Department, ,
Hosiery Department,
Millinery Department,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT.
The greatest care has been given these,
"BOSS" stock. Our Prices shall be popular.
show and to sell
WITTKOWSKY &
mar23
SPRING AND SUMMER GO0TS
Ladies' Dress Goods and Trimmings, Lawns, Silk Handkerchiefs, Umbroideries, ; Corset
and Hosiery, all the latest Styles and very Cheap.
Ready-Made Clothing and Gents'
Give us a Call before buying.
mar27
We claim lb BI
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Skntm Inm 1560 M 98 iNuaaia wlifc so dnuteg. R
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&aQd811r.r.1.60. -
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v r3HNK'AC .fSI .i7.
T w 1 8 1 h t wl n g'-Twb at c
s Bewarf tmaaOe.' Hone gnm taieas"e
eompanled with owr THdnest5--eopyIghted label
which will be loana en neaa ei every oex.-
Manufactured only by rfKSQWN ft ESOj-
!Bb20-2w -T Vtoaton, H, l 'f
. . : !""- . : ll . . . "
Druggist' M Examination,
' S I W. P. MABV1II, Agt, 0
r. .HfP Successor t6 F.ScarrACo.
HffimBFVIfl
b BtMt Ir th Matr i Ift H aot rsplaaa
TWt New lurk: and NerUrttroHna Smelting
Coupanv at CharloOa, w pay Uxe best. Cash
Prloas ever paldinttiia. eomiW for - .... s" , ;
.In'AitpijsiartgVfail
L.ave Made a
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A ! v I -
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TTTTH . . B KKI
T H. B ft
1 IK,
In Prices $10, $12, $13 and $14,
and the greatest bargains ever placed upon our counters.
.
BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC!
Veryjrespectfully,
OF
t-
l
jETCKR OECTEe .DOb
SPRING
All Wool Cassimere
and we think we have the
Bear In mind we are ready to
BARUCH.
'
JUST RECEIVED A LARGE VARIETT 0
also; a handsometocx of
Fresh Drags and Pureleditiies
None but the
Very Eest Drugs
4:
H
,, uut aeey ui mj buks.. jbv
w , i A t. 1n ninllAt .nil
Pt r-raerroe Perfumeries, vemoe,
l , Mrusuca, xppw aruaaca, u,,a.
OARDElf ;i5EEDS;
gj '.to be goea,.:;"
V P Pslelans pteacrlptfene'are gwen spec-
x,.. r jai aaaaaoa. ,
' Hoplag .to receive share of public
A POSKPrVE-CURE
tin - iPataplWl.Oat, tQtl879. .One-fioii:
f We 1 wQl cure aay ease la Iburdayt ar tosss efci i
No. S wlU eare the meat ebstlnate caas.)ia BUU
rMe nauseous deaeso (suliebe, eepattaoaVat
Sanaarweoa, taw arai cainain w vtmuiom ujapeua
by destroying the eastings ef the stomach. ui oil
Price, $L60. Sold by aU Drugglsta, or maOed
onreeelatef price." 7 ?.?. . .
tV A Vt IKSftA Ml Hi X C A T.T.I. M Itl:i 1-S"
deriwxrom : '83 JrjlmNewtbrt,
i'KsJ - THst- U 1 4jliaiviHSi '
-.,.' n i i! ' . m n J ' V;h '! 1:.
ill-
E. D. LATTA & BRO.
. ,. .. v. .i.-.--.. Jha'i hi yt.;t :.'
has ever been exhibited, ready-mpaVe, bi ttus'aaarkat.
BSVS" SHITS
L. BERWANGER &3RO,
Leading Clothiers and Tailor.
WITTKOWSKY & BARUCH,
t
CZaOTEIIESIHi.S.
We are ready to exhibit a
Complete & Handsome Line
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Men's, Youths', Boys', and Chilte' floiMng,
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