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AN OLD MAN.
Bl WAS 8I1LL PAPA8 BABT BOT.
There ia muoh of novelty aod interest
in Asbeville Federal coatt and tbare
Defer a da; ao dull or proaiao but tbat
much of the diverting may be found in
tbe array of defendants and witnesses
summoned from their mountain retreata
conneolion with malting illicit fire
water, Nothing more pathetie or inter-
eating, however, baa developed at thia
than an incident recently when an old
gray haired mas, Dave Hall, of Shelton
Laurel, Madiion county, aeed 73, who
hero to answer the obarge of blocka
ding, aroae and with teara couiaing down
ia tanned cheeks, pleaded to be allowed
go home, stating tbat he bad received
message that bis lather waa dying and
at be wanted to see him onoe more.
He pleaded tbat he waa papa'e baby boy
and his broken voice and ahaking hand
ahowed hit distress. '
The proaecuting attorney agreed to bis
request and he waa allowed to go bit way
free man.
The family ia well known to tbe rev
enue officers, and in speaking of the oase
Deputy Marshal Ben Barnes said; "Tbe
statement tbat Dava Hall ia tbe baby
boy is not really a fact. - He may be the
youngeat living though. Tbe father of
tbe defendant resides on Shelton Laurel
Madison couoty. He must be be
tween 115 and 120 years of age. I be
hove be ia the oldest man in North Car-
Da. He ia a remarkable person. He
the father of 39 children, all boys.
He is Alex Hall, and when I saw tbe
old man last fall he was well and hearty.
He baa a clear eye. He doesn't wear
sssee and I was told tbat be never has.
He is not deaf. Ex.
INFLAMED STOMACH'
Frequent eating and eating between
meals are also among tbe tilings tbat
shorten life.
It eannot be too strongly asserted that
deaire for food, oo matter bow insistent,
can not be taken aa an indication that
there is any need for food. In faot,
here the appetite ia habitually very keen
where there is intense craving for food
it ia merely a aign of diseased atomaub.
In such cases food is the worst thing pos
sible. Tba free drinking of wster, hot
cold, wilh abstinence from or light
meals at long intervale, would give tbe
flamed surface a chance to heal, Thia
perhapa the moat practical way to oure
such hunger. There is, of course, s nor-
appetite a keen desire for food
which follows bard physical labor. But
any man-1 r woman of sedentary babita
bo ia habitually hungry ia probably
mffrririg from ao inflame! atomaob, the
result of some dietio bad habit. Health
Culture.
AFLICTED WITH RHEUMATISM
"I was and am yet afflicted with rheu
matism, says Mr. J. C. Bayne, editor of
the Herald, Addiogton, India! Territory,
but thanks toChambtrlaio'e Pain Balm
am able onoe more to attend to business.
is the best of liuiineo's." If troubled
ith rheumatism give Pain Balm a trial
aod you certain to be more than pleased
ith the prompt relief which it affords.
Ooe application relieves the pain.
Forsaleby W.M.Cohen, Weldon,
N. O , W. E. Beavens, Enfield, N. C,
A Hawks, Garynburg, N. C.
Si me pei ple buy Bibles for tho gilt
oo them, others Iur the gold in tbem.
i FAVORITE REMEDY FOR
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Its pleasant taste and prompt eures
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pneumonia or other serious cooscqueocs.
It not only cures croup, hol when given
aa soon aa the croupy sough appeara will
prevent ihe a'taik.
Sold by W. M. Cohen, Weldon, N
C , W. E Beavens, Enfield, N. C, J. A
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Heaven b -ro love makes the higher
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A SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
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for the Patrons uf Husbandry, Waynca
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It heals the worst Bums, Sorts, Boils,
Ulcers, Cuts, Wounds, Chilblaias and
Salt Rheum. Only 25c at any drug
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It mailers not what kind ! gambling
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A LIVELY TUSSLE
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avoid all serious trouble with Stomaoh
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JUpitlng ii iot rapratlaf .
LET IT
Be not swift to lake offense ;
Let it pass I
Anger is a foe to aense I
Let it pasa I
Brood not darkly o'er a wrong
Which will disappear ere long 1
Kathersing this cheery soog
Let it pasa I
Let it pass I
Slrife corrodes the purest mind ,
Let it para I
Aa the unregarded wind,
Let it pass I
Any vulgar aoula that livo
May coodcino without reprieve ;
'Tis the noble who forgive.
Let it pasa I
Let it pass I
Echo not ao angry word ;
Let it pass I
Think how often you have erred,
Let it pass I
Siooe our joys must pass away
Like tbe dewdrops oo tbe spray,
Wherefore should our sorrows slay?
Let it pass I
Let it pass I
ABOUT THE LITERARY LADY,
Tbe Literary Lady, though she's clever, nooe can doubt it,
Too often makes us wonder why she worries so about it,
And why, wben one picks up her book and meekly looks upon it
Her altitude distinctly says, "Please look at me I done it 1"
The Literary Lady, if her novel's a success,
Occasionally shows it in the manner of her dress,
As if to sk, "How is it the Immortals do their hair ?
And wben I reach the Hall of Fame pray what am I to wear?"
The Literary Gentleman ia otherwise, for he
Is shrinking, shy and blushing to a marvelous degree.
He never talka about himself or writes the kind of stuff
That geta it into the papers for a literary puff.
And when a sordid Publisher would advertise bis book
He shrinks from such publicity wilh dumb, appealiog look,
And every lime a compliment oomes amiliogly hie way
He shrieks, "O please don't mention it I" and sighs and faioti away.
But the Literary Lady is alert, for well she knows
How one mistake of hers might wreck contemporary prose.
And aa the laurel crown above her shell-like ear she sticks
8he wears her honors lightly ai a Wigon load of brisks.
There ia some strange divinity that shapes her rides and walks,
As now she sits for photographs aid interviews and talks,
And in her friendly satliea with the lawyer and the parson
She awiogs the torch of knowledge in a way auggesting arson.
Tba Literary Lady wracks her fascioating head
To write her own biography before ahe's really dead,
To tell about her Eliiors, her Loti-ra and her Cata,
Her spring and snmmer poetry, her fall and winter Hata.
For proudly she explaios to us, as proud her lip is curled,
"The baod that rocks the cradle rules the (literary) world;
Therefore I firmly tread though with tbekindlieat intent
Upon tbat drooping violet, the Literary Gent."
Wallaoe Irwin,
A JOLT.
A Boston publio school teacher wa
hying to give her pupils a definite id "i
f a volcano. With red rMk she diew
on the blackboard fiery fl iniea issuing
from a mountain Inp, When the draw-
ing was dooe, sne turoea to ine oian oo-1
. i . .t. i i
fore her and aaid: "Can any one tell aie
hat that lookiMike?" "It looks like
hell, ma'am," replied one of the young
aters, with startling promptness.
Indigestion much of a habit. Doo't
get the h-bit. Takes little Kodol Dys
pepsia Core after eatiof and jou will
qtit belohing, puffiing, palpitating and
frowning. Kodol digests what you eat
and makaa the atomaob sweet.
8old by W. M- Cohen, Weldon, N. C.
Putty and piety are nu the same.
FOR AN IMPAIRED APPETITE
Less ofappotite always results frona
faulty digestion. All that is needed is a
lew dosei of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tahleta. They will invi-orate the
stomach, atrengthen the dilation aod
vim un ai.netitc like a wolf. There
Tablets alo act as a gentle laxative.
j -r f
Forsaleby W. M. Cohen, Weldon,
S. C. W. E. Beavens, Enfield, N. I.,
A, Hawks. Garyaburg, N. V.
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Tt vnu are troubled with Piles aud
ean't find a oure, try Witch llaiel Halve,
but be sure you get that made by E. C.
DeWilt Si Co , Chioago. It is the orig
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Salve without being telived it is proba
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worthless eounterfcita (hat are sold on
the reputation of (he geunine DeWitt a
Witch Hazel Salvo.
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You cannot feed tbe aainte by running
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PASS,
If for good you've taken ill,
Let it pass I
Oh, be kind and gentle still I
Let it pass I
Time at last makes all things straight,
Let us not resent, but wait,
And our triumphs shall be great;
Let it pass I
Let it pass I
Bid your anger to depart ;
Let it paaa 1
Lay those homely words to heart;
Lot it pass I
Follow not the giddy throng ;
Better be wronged than wrong ;
Therefore eiog the oherry song
Let it pass 1
Let it pass I
QUITE A TURN DOWN.
In a atreet ear in Cleveland the other
day a young man suddenly stopped aod
picked up aomeihing from the floor.
After looking at it a moment he aaked
in a loud voioe, "Has anybody lost a (5
gold piece?"
Instantly a aolemo man at the front
esd of tbe car roae aod walking baok to
the young chip aaid, "Yea, I have
lost a tS gold piece," and held out bia
hand. 'Well," said the young man,
"here's 5 oeots I just picked up toward
it." Kaoaaa City Journal.
ALWAYS
KEEPS CHAMBERLAIN 8 CODUH BENE-
DT IN HIS HOUSE.
"We would not be without Chamber-
Iain's Cough Remedy. It is kept on
hand continually in our borne, aaya W.
W. Kearney, editor of the Independent,
- i
Lowry City, Mo. That ia just what ev-
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hand ready for instant nae, a cold may
be checked at the outset aod cured in
much lesa time l ban after it baa became
scttled in the system. This remedy is
also without a peer for eroup in children,
and will preveot the attack wben given
as toon as tbe child beomea hoarse, oil
even after the crouov conga appeara,
which oan only be done when the reme -
dy is kept at hand.
Vr..leh W. M. f!ob.n. Weldon.
N. 0 , W. K. Beavens, Enfield, N. C
J. A. Hawks, Garyabsri, If. 0.
The praise of holmees is not its pur -
suit.
DOCTORS ARE PUZZLED.
Th remarkable reeaverv of Kenneth
MI., f V.neeboro. Me . is tbe sub-
ieot of much iotereet to the nodical f.
I ' t '
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aaya of his oase:
iiA;..n :n
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damnation of the throat and congestion
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SAT IN PRESIDENT'S CHAIR.
TUl MAN WHO KILLS WOLVIS WITH
BI8 HANDS OOOPPIM CHAIR OF
oarir ixiodtiti.
Some of the best stories about things
that happen at the White House reach
thia city tbrosgh the talka of visitors on
their return home, aaya Thomas J.
Peooe, Washington correspondent, in
tbe News and Observer, One of the
men who reoently visited Washington
waa John Abernetby, who was appointed
marshal of Oklahomo because he killa
wolves with bia hands. The papers
(nought they bad all the good stories
,bout hm bB, , di,poh (tm Llw0Di
Oklahoma, tells of an incident of hie trip
here tbat ia characteristic He went to
the White House, and after numerous
inquiries found himself in th President's
reception room
"A man stepped up and asked me
what I wanted," said Abersatby, "and
I told him to just tell the President tbat
Abernathy wanted to see him.
" 'Is this John Abernathy ?" asked
another man, and when I said I was, be
took me by the arat and led me Into an
I other room, where around a fine table
were seated a number of fine looking
men, He told tbe men present my name
and then left me standing there.
"Looking around aeeing only one va
eint chair, I sat in tbat. Then the door
opened behind me
and two powerful
hands slapped me on the aboulder, and
looking up I recognised Preaident Roose
velt. He grabbed my hand in bis and
shook it like a brother. Then he laughed
and said
"John, you're getting up in the world
-occupying the President s otaair at a
Cabinet meeting."
"1 started to spring out of tbat chair,
but the President just pushed me back
into it and laughed. Ha then excused
himselt to tbe other men and took me
to aoother portion of tbe White House,
where he iotrodneed me to Mrs. Roose
velt,
A LAZY DREAMER.
Ef you don't tbink I'm happy whar Na
ture's amilin' free,
Jest turn me loose in meddera greeo, an'
plow the Ian' fer me I
Jest leave me in the sbadders of a river-
bank, so oool,
Whilst you're nrgio' on the ox team, or
geehawin' o' tbe mule I
I Ef you don't tbink I'm satisfied with
this terrestrial ball,
Jest turn me looas in spriogtimi, ao
leave me thar till fall I
You jest don't interrupt me, aa I dream
beneath the trees
A friend to all the daisies a brother to
the breete I
0. then it is. dear friends, I know this
world's a friend to graoe.
Tbat theaters air rightly roltin', an' the
sun is in bis place ;
That tbe heaven tbat ahmes above ns is
not ao fur away,
But it bears the world's heart beatio
whar the winds kneel down to
prayl
A SPIRITED WITNESS.
Sir Henry Irving was once the guest
of honor at a lawyers' baoquet in New
York. In tbe oourae of a graceful ad-
drees, be said :
"You, gentlemen, have giveo me moat
helpful advice on the art of acting will
you permit me to give you in return a
pieoe of advice regarding your profusion?
"Mv advice, then, is that yon make
your orosa examination less vigorous, leas
harsh. What is the gool of treating an
honest and sensitive witieis oo the wit-
I ness stand as though he were a sneak
thief? A young man in my coopaoy
I was a witness in a oase of robbery. He
had seen a thief snatch a youoj girls
pocketbeok and make off.
"Well, Ihe thief a lawyer oroaa-exatn-
ined my young friend shamelully. He
roared at him, shook his fist al hia, raved
at bits.
"And at what boar did all thia bap-
I pea ?' the lawiet, Siieutisg, tiled 10
1 ward the end of hia examination.
" 'I think my friend began, but
he was st once interrupted.
jrV S.. with
I 11 11' J .'a n I L i n it It axV.ant
. ' f ,..,
" 'Don't vou want to herr what I
1 think r uii aJ young frieoj) mildly.
" 'Certainly not, tbe lawyer roared.
" 'Then,' aaid my friend, '1 uay
well step down from tbe box. I'm not a
lawyer. I can't talk without thinking.
The best way to rid tbe system of a
I ... .. it- XT
oold u. to evaauaie tne ooweta, n-enue-
1 Jv T a!-. CI...- ..J T.st . .
aJ "
.HI. .
i Dieasaoi vet varemai oumiiu v. t.c
bowels. It dears tba bead, cuts the
phlegm out of the throat, strengthens
tne bronchial tubes, relieves ooaghs,oold,
oroup, whoopiogoough.sto.
Sold by W. M. Cohen, Weldon, N. C.
Vanity is the mother vice.
rt-ti. - law Una toe Hate alwtrt BoagM
01as,
sr
Written for Tim Roanoki News.
PUT IT BACK.
BT CAM I'll ELL.
"Put it back," the maiden cried,
Her cheeks with red like rotos dyed,
When he, wilh ynulliaail coinage bold,
II ur form eiulirao il, tier chin did hold,
And plucked a kiss fr iin lips ) wide.
He, lotliing not, ('iickly complied,
told-
And took a score moro from lis side
Kich one be ptuckcJ ho did as
Put it luck,
Tli o in lidcn stood in imidu-n pride,
With eyes so bright, and coyly sighed ;
"You might have took a hundredfold
Ere I bad screamed or thought to sold.
"Pul it back."
TWO BETTER.
During (be civil war the late Colonel
Gabe Bmck orguniz d a regiment, which
he controlled as a dictator. While the
army was resting after Colonel Ga'oe's
first campaign, un iiinniaQt evaDgelint
wandered into ciuip aoJ, approachiog
tbe colonel, asked if Ii3 was the com-
anding officer.
"Ugh !" snorts'! "Old Gabc, "what
do you want?"
"I am only a servant of the Lord en
deavoring to cave the souls of the unfor
tunate. I have iu U left the cimp of
the Massachusetts, whoro 1 was in
strumental in icaain;' cixm men into
paths of righteousness."
"Adjutant," thuudered Colonel Bjuok,
"detail ten men for baptism. No Massa
chusetts regiment shall bea: mine for
piety."
y.-ite Saying.
It . Is n suyliiK that no man la
atriii(,r ,,,, Ills stiiiniu-li. l)r. rierccs
Uoldci, j ",,,, 'al Itisnivcry strengthens
tho stomactl puts it In shape to make
pun, rich blood helps llm liver and
fcidnuvs t expel the pnicins from the
body and thus rmvs Iwlii liver anu Kia
nev troubles. If von take this natural
blood puritier and tunic, you will assist.
your system in maiiuinciiiriiig eac-n uay
a nint of rich, red MhihI. that Is Invigo
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weak, nervous, run dou I). debilitated
condition which so many people suffer
Irom, is usually the ellirt nt poisons ill
the liloml; it is often Indicated by liimulea
or holla appearing on ihe skin, llio face
hei'omo linn nun I ic lee lias "niue."
l)r. IMerce's " hisenverv " nircx alt blood
humors us well as Ih iiik ii uuue that
makes oim vigorous, siroug anil forceful.
It is ih onlv iiiiilicnic put up inrsaie
through druggists lor like purposes that
contains neither alcohol imr narmrui
habit-forming drugs, and the only one,
ovi.rv Inirreil en! nf u hich litis the nrofeS-
slonal endorsement of the leading medical
writers of this country. Nmm ot these
endorsements are ptilili-lusl in a little
book of extracts from standard medical
irks and will lie sent to any addresa
free, on receipt of reuuest therefor by
letter or postal card. aiUlressisi to Dr. K.
V. "lerce. lluhalo. X. V. It tells JUSt
what Ilr. I'ierce's tiHilicines are made of.
The " Vt ords of Praise" for the several
lnirrcillcnls of which lr. 'lerce'a medi
cines are comtsised. by leaders in all the
several schools of medical practice, and
recommending them for tho cure ot the
diseases for which the "(iolden Medical
Discovery " Is advtsiil. should have rar
more weight with the sick and afflicted
than anv amount of the so-called "testi
monials" ao conspicuously Haunted before
the public by those w ho are afraid to let
the ingredients of which their medicines
are composed be known. Hear in mind
that the "(tuition Medical Discovery "has
thk ii a do k of HoxKsTV on every bottle
wrapper, in a tun list oi ns ingreaients.
Dr. Piorcn's Pleasant Pellets euro con
stipation. Invigorate the liver and regu-
lato stomacti and howcis
Dr. Pierce's great thousand-page lllua-
tratod Common Sense Medical Adviser
will be sent free, paper-bound, for HI ons-
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Address Dr. Pierce as above.
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Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis
courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor
ml, . i . ain cnceriuiness soon
) ft disappear vvlien the kid.
- or air;ea:,ea.
fu LW.CJTiC-- Kldncy trouble has
., , become so prevalent
IVex.. V ll that Ills not uncom
W IV J ' neys. If the child i
UIIUUHIIIiUn
born
weak I'ld-
.-' ates loo otien. If th
urine scalds tho (le.-li or l(. when the child
reaches an aji vhen II should be able to
control the par;are, It Is vet afflicted wilh
bed-wcttlne. dir-nd upon It. the cause ot
the difficulty h Hdnev trouble, andtheflrj
step chsuM be towards the treatment o
these important orfjans. This unpleasant
trouble Is due lo a diseased condition ot the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as well as men ara made ml.
erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the, immediate effect ol
Swamp. Root is soon realized. It Is sold
by druggists, In fifty-
ceni ana one dollar (jnujjjpyl
sample bottle by mail siarfgtj
iree. also pamphlet tell- riomo of eranp.Roo.
ing all about it. including many ot th
thousands of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer
k Co., Binghamton, N. Y., be sure and
mention this paper.
Don't make any mistake, but remember
the name, Swamp-Root. Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, and the address. Binghamton,
v. i ., on every bottle.
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Made scientifically from oure supers
and with an eye to heslthfulneas
ana ease ot digestion
Goy er's Maplecane
Is made of pure maple snd .
Louisiana cane sugar, of rich, I
imooth consistency and the true I
'woodsy'Tnaplenavor. Whole
lome you can eat it every dsr.
FOR BALE BV
E. CLARK,
Weldon, N. C.
oct 5 30t.
Ei. T"
CLARK.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WELDON, K. C.
Practices in the courts of Halifax sal
adjoining countiea,aud in tbe Supreaas
court of the State. Special attention lives
to collections and prompt returns.
Gr
EO C. GREEN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
NATIONAL BANK BL'ILDINfi.
Practices in all State. md Federal courts'
Collection of claims in Halifax and ad
joining counties.
Money to loan on approved aecnrity.
Attorney for First National Bank.
HOUl?TSR'
locky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A Busy atedloins w Btny People.
iMag Golden Health rod Bta.wod Vigor.
A KniM-iflc f'ir Continuation. InrilptMtloo. LIt
Hid Ki'hicv Troubled, rimples. Eczema, mpun
atoiHl, Bail Brtillh. Slucrish Howell, Hrad&eh,
in t Hackachf. It's H'Vkv Mountain Tea la Ubi
t. fni-m. !K ,pnta a C.-nulnA tnAAm h
HoLLlSTElt Ilaco Companv, MAilltOQ, Wis.
GOLDEM NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPlf
Talking
lacks aai
Graphophones!
We have made contracts with several
Talking Machine and Graphopbone Com
panics to both Retail anil Wholesale their
Machines. We have on hand over twen
ty live sly lee of tho latest improvements,
from Four to Ninety dollars each. Rev
era! both Disc and Roller Records, all
Seir tirA i'p-t-ln,
MUSIC, SONGS, &C.
We take old worn-out records In part
I pay for new ones.
We made a trip to headquarteia of sev
eral companies and spent time and money
to learn all that la to be learned in connee
tion with thia bnsineas, and think we are
well prepared to tarnish all needed infor
mation to our customers. ,
We will tnke all old style Graphophones
in part pay for new ones. We handle tbs
VICTOR, COLUMBIA and other patterns
Come or write to na for catalogues and in-
I formation. We have in stock a large lias
of Musical Instruments of many kinds.
Our atock of Mattings, Carpeting, Rug
Art Squares, Druggets and Houae Furnish
ings of all aty lee is larger than ever beiore.
SPIERS BROS.
WELDON, N. C.
WANTED Men in each Etate to
travel, post signs, advertise an!
I leave samples nf our poods Balary 178
per month 13 per day for epen
Wildob.N.cI Kuhlman Co., Dept. 8. Atlas Blest,
Chioago, 111.
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