GRAHAM, N. C.THURSDAY, NO V EMBER 18, 1897;
I
; VOL. XXIII. "
lich fed
fclood li absolutely tssential to health.
It la Moored easily and naturally by
'. taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, bat is fan
.' .v- possible to get it from so-called " nerve
4 -tonics,'' and opiate -compounds, ab
' 'aurdly advertised as " blood pari.
1 '-rlers.,, They have temporary, sleeping
effect, but do not CURE. To have para
GBIood
-And good health, take Hood 'a Sarsaparilla,
which baa first, last, d all' the time,
been advertised as just what it is the
beet medicine tor the blood ever pro
duced. Its success in curing Bcftof ular
: BaH . Bheum,' Eheumatism, r Catarrh,
V Dyspepsia, Nervous Prostration and
'That Tited Feeling, have made-r
Sarsaparilla
TbeOne True Blood Purifier. An druggists. $L
t. . -.tt are rnirely vegetable, fe
HOOd S FllIS liable and beneficial, toe.
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WEEKLY WASHINGTON LETTER.
From Our Bearular Correspondent.
Washington, D. C, Nov. 12, '97.
Mr.McKinley has taken a hand
in that Hannaiaaddle by personnfly
takins Senator Foraker to task lorwJitical prouhet of the dav. was at
the attitude that 6ome of the prom-
inent Foraker men in Ohio have
taken against the election of Hanna
to the Senate. Whether by so do
ing he hurt or helped Hanna is as
yet a matter of doubt. ' There was
no quarrel between Mr. McKinley
and Senator Foraker, but there was
plain talk on both fides. : Mr. Mc
Kinley 'said that ho knew Foraker
could stop the fight on Hanna that
some of his personal followers were
showing at-disjiosition to make,
hot actually making, if he desired
to do so. Mr. Foraker did not deny
his power to do so, but retorted by
saying that Hanna had brought it
all on himself by his treatment of
the Forakor and Bushnell republi
cans, and intimating that he thought
it would serve him good and right
if he failed to get elected to the Sen
ate, Mr. -McKinley did not defend
Hanna's 'methods in dealing with
Foraker's friends, but he made it
Vecy plain that the whole power of
the administration would be used to
secure Hanna'j election, and that it
would be useless for any republican
who took any part in an attempt to
prevent his election to -expect the
slighlett favor from him in the way
of patronage. Notwithstanding ell
this the 'most that Mr. McKinley
coma -cet out or jomner was a
.promise that he Avould not personal
ly do tuiything against the election
of Honnar Foraker is still in
Waslnngton and Mr. McKinley has
not abandoned hope of being able
to bvingisiiuicient pressure to bear
upon him to get him to ngn.-e .to
call his followers off and to allow
Hamw, to' be. elected.
Secretary Gage now openly ad
nfifs that he is in. sympathy with
the gdld-bug, sf lf-appoinlcd mone
tacy conference which assumes the
right 'to ;pcrfoim the duties properly
4n-loni;ing to Congress in connection
nFiih 'financial legislation, and to
cinihasize that sympathy he !bvci
3innr this week attended only by
the-membt-rs of the so called con
ference and Mr. H. H. llama, of
livlianapolii, who is generally
regarded us the creator of the
Indianapolis convention nnl of
this conference. At this dinner the
of the conference, as far as it hs
gone, and the financial rceomraeda--tions
in the annual n-port of Secre
tary Gage were dn-cussed. If these
ien have time to waste they hare"
'as much right to was:e it in this
Way as in any other. The only
igood purpose that will be served
cither by the recommendations of
Secretary Gage or of this conference,
composed of his side-pa ftners, will
be the increase in the silversenti
ment of the country. Senator
Chandler has not nltfays been wise in
his predictions, but lie hits the nail
square on the Lead in his latest, inado
putilicthi3week"1'if the republi
can party permanently acquiesces
in the existing goldstandard ijMsill
be defeated in the Congressional elec
tions of 1893 and in the Presiden
tial electron of 1900." . ..
John Wedderburn and John Wed
derburn & Co. who were recently
disbarred froni pVactice before the
Patent Ofiice, were this week placed
on the fraud list by the Post Ofiice
Department, and will hot be allow
ed further use of the mails. Their
paper, the National Recorder, was
included in the fraud order, and
any letters addressed to them will
be sUinptd ."fraudulent'' and re
turned to writer, if address is on en
velope ; otherwise they will be rent
to the writer through the Id Let
ter Office. Ncwspers which Con
tinue to carry W'cdderburn & Co.V
advertisement after knowing of this
fraud ordvr may find themselves in
trouble with the postal authorities.
Senator Wolcolt arrived id Wash
ington this week and bad a eon-'
ferene with", Mr. McKinley about
the fizile trip of himself and col-
leafrurs to Europe, in search of that
latter-day "Holy Grail" known as
international- bimetallism. Hie
Senator used to be almost a 1 rays
1 .... . - .
be now decline ail invitations fo I
discuss the failure in which heplfiy
ed mch a conspicious part.
' Imuel Eli Quigg, who was Boss
Piatt's mouthpiece in the recent
New York municipal campaign and
who is abont the most discredited
ite Hou.se this week. His
interview with Mr. McKiuley may
or may not have included Cuban af
fairftrbtit, when " it is remembered
bow he shouted for free Cuba dur
ing the last session of Congress, the
following languege used by him
after he left the White House is
considered significant : "s "I hope
that Congress will : not attempt to
conduct our foreign relations. They
are much better left to the admin
istration, ; There was a lime, per
haps, when a resolution conferring
belligerent rights upon the Cubans
might have been passed without
bringing on a war with Spain, but
ihattime has gone. If the Spanish
people have a spark of manhood
left there could be but one result of
any Congressional declaration favor
ing Culxu Our people do not want
a war with any one., There is no
possible compensation for it. We
are not in a proper condition of de
fense, and it is absurd to invite a
war until we are ready for, one."
That is about as complete a flipflop
as any man in public life has taken
on the Cuban "question, and it in
dicates that (he do-nothing policy is
to be continued by Mr. , McKinley.
A Uood Day's Work.
"A scrofulous sore on one of my
limbs trniibiud me four years. I
was told it mu.-t be cut out as my
only chance of recovery. I begun
taking Hood's Sarsaparilla and this
medicine purified my bloods I nm
sound and well and able to 'do a
good's day's work." Nathaxiel
r exxingtox, Domino, ngima.
Hood's Pills cure nausea, sick
headache, indigestion, biliousness.
11 druggists. 25c.
Two men, Johnson and Edwards,
confined in Alleghany jail for mur
der, have been sent to 'Winston' for
safe keepinyr. There have bom
threats of lynching Johnson, "who
killed two brothers named Murphy.
The breaking points in a pair of
iianfs arc the strongest oints in tlio
1UCKSK .N BREECHES. 1 f you
cxH!Ct them to rip in the scat oi
at the pK:kets, you 11 be aere -
aMy disappointed. We folihd out
all about rips and tears long ago.
Oar jxtnts are rip and tear proof.
They (it, too. All th's is warrant
ed guarantee in every pocket.
Tobo Rouse, a fusion magistrate
of Lenoir county, was convicted at
the recent term of (lie United States
Court at New Berne of aiding nioon
hiner4 aiiil Sdnte.tlced to three
months in jail.
If you feel weak, dull and dis
ioumged you will find a bottle of
Hood's Sarsaparilla to do -you won
deiful good. . -
. Tho now sheil of the Elizabeth
City Shingle -Mills, with 2-50,000
cedar shingles it contiiuicdwiiajlfc
strayed "by fire Tuesday night a
weeK. i he losr ts about o,UUU
partially covered by insurance.
Small pill, safe pill, best ill
DeWiit'- Little-Early- RiaeBusnru
biliouHncESi const ijintion, sick head
ache. Simmons, the Druggist.
Only two life certificates for ttach-
era were cranted in "North Carolina
this year. One of these was to A.
M Garwood, vl Davie county, a
graduate of WhiUett - Institute,
Wbitsctt, N. C. '
Wbr will too bar bitter nnuncatlns (nnJ
plaiuantBSLemia SyriMh Tour arucvlf
auilMrl)ie4 Ui nmud IIM: rocuey In every a
wbere It bills t-r-ur. . I'mxHoOeeats. ySSt
The Cititcn says J. M. Ramsey,
sheriff ot Malison comity, was ar
rested in Aslieviile Saturday night a
week for drunkenness, lie was
drunk and lying iu the streets When
found.
Tho Journal says that it is report
ed that a inau and his eon went
way from Monroe with the .Wal
lace show. ' Each was trying to slip
off from the other, and they met
after the tiain started.
You can't care consumption but
you can avoid it and cure every oth
er form of throat or luixr trouble by
the uc. of One Minute Cough Care.
Simmons, (he Druggist.
- A uditor Ayer is the latest member
of the "reform" atlmini&tration to
admit tbat he has a pass on the rail-
ruads. ; '
At CreswilL in Tyrrell county,
Tuesday, night a weer, - Jerry
. .- .
ll led i oh a l J ones. A
drunken m
row.
ELLIs.
SELLS
ONLY 3.8.
How is This ?
A16xi6top Table that a 200-pound man
can sit on, only 64c.
Organs $24.00 up.
Sewing Machines 50c Up.
Hunt up "CT T TQ the Sewing Ma
chine Man,-'"J"just in front of the
bank, BURLINGTON, N. C.
ELLIS FURNITURE
C. B. ELLIS, ManaAi.
SHE MUST SAY.
Sweet Hosbanits, Intloed, Some of These
Men Do Make.
"Where you goingf" asked Mrs.
Nagg the other evening when her
husband took Ids bat from the rack
in the hall and began flecking the
dust from it with bis handkerchief.
"Oh, I'm just going out for a lit
tle while!",
"Where?"
"Nowhere in particular.'
"Oh, any place oranythingto get
away from homo, I suppose! It
eeems to be an actual trial for you
to stay ten minutes under your own
roof. It's a compliment to a wife,
I must say, when her husband takes
his hat and Btreaks off anywhere
and everywhere in the evening in
stead of staying nt home with her,
and hero-1 work and slavo from
morning until night trying to make
homo a cheerful, pleasant place for
you, but I might as well"
"My dear, I"
"Don't be guilty of tho Bin of per
jury by calling me yOur 'dear !' You
afct nft if I were vory, very dear to
you, I must say I Racing and run
ning on all over the couhtfy and
leaving me alone with my children.
If it was tiot for them, I'd be only
too glad to die, and"
"I wish, my dear, that"
"Oh yes, of course you dol You
would be only too glud if I did diet
If you do. fuel so, I'd try to have the
decency and the manl.ness to keep k fc , brickwork
,t to myself I Much rea mourning ten(ling up . to the lin.g. 'Th&
you d do for me if I did diet It's . . . f ew courses
pleasant for a wife, I must say, to 1 , A .i Vf courses
f . . ; : above the top of the fireplace, form
have her own husband, that she's , . . i ..,.. .A
fil anil unviul anil hull frtii
children for, stand up and tell her
to her fueohat he Wishes she would
die ! I suitpose if I did you'd up and
marry again in six months, and"
"Not by a sight, I wouldn't!"
"There, swear at m61 1 suppose
you'll be knockina me down next
and dragging me around the honed!
by the hair of my bead) It's a com-!
I" T , 1 ' .1 ,r.I
tnarry again if she died I It's pleas
ant for her to be made to feel tbat
she has made married life so un
pleasant that he'd rather die than
marry again I That's my reward
for years and rears of patient self
sacrifice and true devotion I If yoit
had married a woman who hud not
cared anything about your comfort !
and happiness and who had not tried
to make your.booi a cheerful, har
py. r
tfuLace, yon might have.
been
ilsTifleil in the conduct yotl
nave rxsen guilty or for so many
years, but I muHt gny that"
"You've been saying it for 20
years, B(1
Go on J Revile met Abuse mo
to everything yon can lay your
tougne tot . The time will coma,
Joe Nagg, when youll know Just
how nice and cliteerful and plcaaant
your borne was as compared to what
it will be when your open cruelty
baa made you a widower, and
there, he's gone and banged the
door hard enough to break tbe
binges t Well, I mutt aay, if these
men am t bard to get along with, I
don't know who ial Bwcot hus
bands tbey make, I must sayl"
New Yoik World.
A Battle laaMaaW-
A man who had teen a private in
an Illinois cavalry regiment told cf
as incident of tbe battle of Jones
boro. He and bic comrade bad been
ditfmounted in tbe edge of thick
Wood, and dismounted cavalry areUbo manufacture obtain a footing on
tbe hardest of troops to rout la
front of tbern was an open corn
field a quarter of a mile wide with
woods Upon its fart bet vide. Re-enforced
by a half dozen eoiopeniee of
infantry, possibly 1.5C0 federals lay
perdu. In blunder, a company of
LOOK! I I
This $6.00 Fine White and
Pea Gree.n Trimmed
ROCKER
For lO Days, Only $3.98.
CO.,
OiXiiV Mc.
CpnfederaJtes,.hot more than 00 men
arj told, was ordered to attack. With
a Veil, the handful swept out of the
oppemite weeds and charged across
tlie fiohl. At o distance of 100 yards
a fingle volley disposed of them.
Those that were left on their feet
wheeled end scampered back to
their poeition: One, however, re
mained. He was the captain in com
mand find hod been fur in advance
of his then. When be found himself
deserted, he stopped and folded his
arms. Sixty yards away, alone in
the wide field, the summer sun
pouring down upon the silver gray
of bis uniform, he stared stanchly
hrio tbe oys of 1,500 foetnen. He
was only a beardless boy, and the
newness of his clothing showed that
ho was but n few days from homo.
All down the long line of Federals
ran a cry: "won't shoot him I Don't
shoot him t" He gavo the military
salute and marched steadily back to
his inen. Not a gun wua fired.
Chicajro Times-Herald.
- - - -
An Artl.tlo fireplace.
A fireplace invites cozy lounging
with book or magazine and agreeable-
conversation that has an accom
paniment of crackling flames. An
artistic fireplace carries with it an
air of coziness and comfort beyond
the power of word to express. It
is set in the back of a recess, out of
tno room, una Has on ei trier Riae an
1. a rnu .1,.1 A
0 1 i
bo disposed handsome bits of china
as a decoration. - .
The bricks used Way be the red
pressed bricks sold everywhere or
some of ..the handsome bricks that
are now made in soft colors, such as
gray, yellow, brown and cream.
Bricks of the same color, but vary
ing in tone, some being a deeper
shado than others, may bo used
with excellent result
lUO VKUtnuo 19 n iiniu, Diiuiuc
piece of dark maroon plush and the
pattern a continuous border of ti-
gcr lilies and loll age, treated con
ventionally and worked solidly in
couching stitch With vhadpd silks
in yariqus warm tones of blue,
crimson, gold and olivo grocn. The
edge is trimmed with festoons of
many rows of narrow silk cords in
tho colors of the embroidery, each
festoon ending in a Ions bilk tassel,
. n. a colJ threc!L w
!,,.,, "
d
Ketle-.. ,
Needles wero first made of bono
j or ivory, and specimens of tbesa"- 4
titles have been found m many
parts of the world. Bronze, ivory
and bone needles havo been discov
ered in the tombs of Egypt and on
the monument are rejrrewntations
of ladies engaged in sewing, and, it
is possible also, in chatting at the
same time. It is known that the
Chinese, Hindoos and Hebrews used
needles from a great antiquity.
Steel needles were known to the
Romans, but none has been discov
ered, the metal not being able to
result the corroding influence of the
atmosphere. Tbe making of fine
needles was introduced Into Spain
by. tbe Moors, and frout- tbat coun
try was brought to England in the
reign of Queen Elizabeth. The for
eigners who inado tbe needles, how
ever, refused to teach their trade to
tbe natives, and not until ICZO did
English soil. Tbe noodle making
machines of tbe present have been
brought to Kochastateof perfection
that tbe work of managing a rca
cbine is largely intrusted to boys
LancLgirla, and the jnsebuvs. turn
out tlicacnn-Js cf needin per Lour.
Parmer Vinderbllt.
- George Vandcrbilt has been ex
ploited for years as a' bookworm, as
a connoisseur of the fine arts, as an
intelligent traveler, as a millionaire
bachelor, and as the greatest matri
monial catch in America.
With such versatility and so
many encomiums called forth by it.
any plain ordinary chappie would
have been content. .
Not sa ith George VandcrLilt.
It was not enough that lie should
know the value of the different ' .edi
tions of tho classics ; that he sh iuld
have devoted himself to ma-dc, to
painting and to sculpture until he
was familiar with all the products
of genius in each field f or tint he
should ' have-traveled-the' whole
world around in search of knowl
edge and pleasure. "
Not thes.o, ' nor the adulation of
society, nor the sweet seductivm "hh
01 love, nor any other thing that wo
dudes do most desire and that mon
ey can obtain was satislj mg to
George Vanderbilt, ;
tie tat ill rmU a longing lor somo
hing else. And so ho turnel far
mer and bred cattle and pigs and
poultry, and took his exhibits to
Jtaleigh, N. and earned off all
tho premiums. . -
Think of his taking sixfy-two
prizes on poultry alone. (
And they do tell me that bis ag
gregation of mild eyed cows and
squealing pigs and baso profundo
bulls is the finest to be found south
of the Mason and Dixon line.
lie also obtained $100 as the
prizo for the best agricultural dis
play, and, all in all, it looks a
though Farmer Vanderbilt had
struck his gait at last. . ,5
Just keen your eyes open now
and see if the chappisettcs aren't
studying the intricate subjects of ag
riculture and stock and poultry
raising.
I am willing to make a small wa
gnf that when Farmer Aanderinlt
comes on to New York again he will
find the young ladies of the four
hundred with such a knowledge f
all those things that he will be
amazed. Cliolly Knickerbocker in
th5 New York Journal.
"'The wor. t cold I ever bad i:i my
life was cured "by Chamberlain's
Cough Rencdy," writes " 11.
Norton, of Sutter Creek, Gal.
"This cold left mo with a cough
and t was expectorating all the
timo. The Remedy cured me, and
1 want II of my friends when trou
bled with a vugh or cold to u) it,
for it will do them good." Sold by
T. A. Albright & Co.'
Sam Wright, colored, who on the
2d of Oi-tobcr murdered V A. Kerr,
a merchant of Wayne county, Was
hanged nt Goldslioro Wednesday.
Tho. execution was private. Ac
cording to hU confession he had
previously killed two men one In
South Carolina and another in
Georgia.
J. C. Horry,- one of tho best
known citfaens of Spencer, x Mo.,
testifies that he cured himself of th
Worst kind of piles by using a- few
boxes wf De ill's Witch Hazel
Salvo. He had been troubled with
piles for over thirty yrar and had
used many difren-nt kinds of so-called
cures ; but DuWitt's was the one
that did the work and he will verify
this statement if any one wishes to
write him. Simmons, the Drug
gist. The EwiuinT says that a Woman,
apparently abi-ut 23 yi-ars of age,
was seen on the streets of Monroe
last Friday a weckrfrralrrfiMt
beastly slate of intoxication. Sad
dest of all, she bad a buhy nlxwt
ten months old in her arms. Those
who saw the baby's face say th it it
was n lcautiful i-fiild "and was coo
ing and laughing in its innocence.
Southern and Western stock
men know a good thing when they
s'e it tlicrvforo f.r scraU-bcs.
sweenvrriHg-Unv.-t rains, sprains,
bruises, saddle and harneiej gnlls and
ailments of horses, .theyi ae Rice's
Goose C reose Liniment, it is good
for man as beast." Sold and guar
anteed by all druggists and general
stores.
Tho Elkin correstoiident of. the
Charlotte Observer learn i that Estes
Absher shot and kille I Norman
Richardson, mar Traphill, Wilkes
county, Monday night a ae-a.
Richardson was drunk and al u.ing
Almh r. Tiie latter c-eajxd after
the shooting.
There is no nwd of little childicn
king tortnre.1 by s.l.l head .w;.ymptom8 appear. Sold by T. A.
u w'" "u!,tI.OIW- . "'V" ? Albright 4 Co.
Witch Hazel ralve iustant relief and
cures ermanently. Siinmons, tbe
Druggist ' -
The commissioner of Ilertie coun
ty have lccn arnwti-d for refusing to
(erforiti a public duty, to-nit: to
iuu liquor license to an applicant
Tbe warrant - i-tued by it iiMgis
trate. 1 hey waived exaiuiiuition
and w ere bouaJ lo court
Royal saakae the taoS para, ,
R.SJI1
rar'
Absolutely Pur
W0VM. WOTB PMfQVtt OO., MfWTORMa
EDISON'S UTBT SUCCESS. "
To Recorer by Kl.irtrlrtty from Ceaealae
In fjow QiBoeOica.
Dover, N. J, Oct 30. Thoma
A. Edison's Bucccss in recoverina bv
electrical means the iron contained
in low grade ores is demonstrated at
the old Ogdeii mines, a few mile
from here: His' plant is capable of
producing 1,110 to l,fr0U tons' daily'
of almost chemically pure iron..
There are 200,000,000 tons of , this
low grade, ore, on I ho land imme-
outiouiHMijg iiu iiiii infill
which can be produced 50,000,00(1
tons of iron. The ore is blasteil
from the mountain sides, and theft
by means of steam shovels and
miniature railroad cars conveyed to,
inassivo crushers where it is broken
np and passed oa to ther mills;'
whero it is pulverized. The powder
is then allowed to fall in close pmx
iroity. to. electro magnets, which de
ilects the iron to .one side and the
non metallic matter falls to the
other side by gravity. The process
is entirely automatic. - '
The three-year-old Imy of J. Ai
Johnson, of Lynn Center, lib, is
subject to attacks of c-oup. Mr.:
Johnson says he is satisfied that the
timely use of t bamerlain's Cough
Remedy, during a severe attack,
saved his little boy's life. He is in
the drug bui new, a member tC the
firm of Johnson Bros, of that pbn-e
and they handle a mvat man
pstcnt medicines for throat ; anl
lung diseases. He hal all -these
to choose from, and skilled . phy
sician! ready to respond to his call;
but selected this remedy for uae Jn
his own family at a time when his
child's life was in danger, because be
knew it to be suiierioi to anVollier.
Uiill Ifttnmisl tliaa rviil ri I Bt rim Hata alaa
...... ....... ,MU IIV VVUIIMI ' v IUi IM
cim-s of croup, Mr. Jolm.in says,
this is the best selling cough medi
cine they handle, and that it givw .
splrirdid satisfaction iit all cases,
fJd by T, A. Albright & On.
The Sentinel says Prof. Iimady,
of Khuirft. N. Y., has bought itf
$10,000 the Mftrienld Spxinja jw.
icrty, three miles from , Winston,
lie will put in extensive improve
mcnis with a view to making the
place a popular re.ort ,
Toticr Suit-Rheum and Eeterna.
The latentie Itching and smartinr lnci
dent to thoxedixeaseS, is instAbtlv allayed
by applying Chamtjerlala's fere awl
Skin Ointment. Alsny very bad caaes
have bepn pprmftnenTly cured by It. It
is eqnslly nfficient for itching piles and
favrtrite rmuedy tnt Ho re ntrmW.
chnprl hands, chilblains, frost bites
and chronic sore eyes. 23 eta; er boa.
Pt. rily'4 Caaditlon Powarn, era
jast win t a horse weds when is bad
condition. .Ton tef blood purifier and
verrntfrtitB. They are not food bat
medicine Sad the best In use to pat a
horse In prime eotnlirionr-Prfca tS -cents
per package. i
Fr sale by T. A. Albright JLCai
Sparger Urns., tobacco manufac
turers of MtAiry, fliade ait align
ment Saturday a week. R. L Iay
more and It, McCargo were nam
ed ns trusti es. 'J he liabilities of the
firm are about $(X),tKX). It , U
unit miimiew
' can lie made nm fha
business will
lie coiilinticd. The failure involved
other parties and other assignment
nitty follow. '.'
' How to Care nilloas Colic
I snrTerwl for weeks with m!in
and mins in my stomach rauwl ljr
biliousness and bad to take mcilw
rines all the whilo until I used
( hambrrlaiii's Culic, Cholera ami
Diarrhoea Remedy which cured mt
I have rinco recoinmemled it to W '
goHl many o'pIe. Mrs. F.
Kl'i.t:r, Foirbaven, rortn. rer
sons a ho are subj-t to bilious rolin
i ran WdM off (he attack by taking
mis roiie.iv as anon na iha
sta sW M a
Cliainnan Manly has called the
Democratic State Cuinmittee to meet
iu the Raleigh on the 30th. - . '
You can't afford to risk your; life
by allowing a cold to develop into
pneumonia or , consumption. In
stant relief ami a certain cure srr af.
fiMsled by Ono Minute Couh Cure,
SiuimoiM, the Druist
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