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TH13 PAPCE .i00::aa8i tvcry evening. Sunday ax 1 cspte4 by ' JOSU T. JAMES, bijitok amd rKoruisrro. -SUBSCRIPTIONS POSTAGE PAID: l)T0 year 4.00. Six-month, i.C. Tbr montaa. ; One month. 35 cent. . t Tu- apcr wtl be delivered by carrier free of charge, la kZj ln cf the ctty. at the above rites, or 13 cents per cek. AdveV-UlngraUlow and nberaL -3acrtbeM will report any and B fal -res to receive tbclr paper regularly, TT will bt glxi . to ftcaiT omjaaalell3i trom our frteijda oaui andi ail iraajieu canaraiinterest btit : :..;'i(r.; Tha uun of tht wrltar must alwaT bs nlahed to the Editor. I OoamnalcatlOMmual bl wflttli 01 ci onaaldaof tha nanr. . ' ' .... .. " . "-. - :,, Personalities muat be avoldtd.! " : , And It la especially and particularly ta tood that tbo Editor dos ret arwara aadoi VOL. XT. WILMINGTON. N. C., THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1887. NO '5 4 .tho vlew3 of correspondents ttti ui tiio eanorjal columns. I Unfailing Specific for Liter Disease. iVM'lTnMCa K"ttr or "bad taste u Silni lUlllOi mouth; tongue coat.-d v. bite or covered with a brown fur; pain in f,,v hacJc. sitlo.H, or joints often mistaken i , HlK-umatism ; notir rdoinarli; loss ol a.inrtito: sometime nannea and water-i.-.isii, r ibdi-zestion ; flatulency' and acid ,:.i-iutins: bowels alternately costive .il lax; headache; loss or memory, with ;-iiinSiil s nsjition of having failed to do .:.-vtbing which ought to have been done ; ,:.-U'.ity ; low .spirits: a thick, yellow ap- rrun-e of the skin and eyes; a dry -'h: fever; restlessness: t ho urine is n v and high colored, and. If allowed to i. deposits a sediment. r-SMONS U'VER REGD1ATCR (PURELY VEGETABLE) ' -ueraUy used In the South to arouse ,,; Tuipid Liver to a healthy action, it acts with extraordinary efficacy on ths T8VER, Sidneys j and Bowels. A1 EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC FOR 3Ia!aria, BoVrel Complaints, lypepsia, Sick Headache, Constipation, Biliousness, Kidney Affections, Jaundice, ' Mental Depression, Colic icrced by the use of 7 Millions of Bottles, as THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE f ."- Children, for Adults, and for the Aged. .' ONLY GENUINE h..s our Z Sump in red on front of Wrapper. J. H. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., i mo'pRisTORS. '. Price, 81.00. ii jv :) i!col w telp. The Legislature is fairly in session, ire organization having bfen perfected H'lerday. The Independents have ruied in tho House Their nominees were supported by enough Iiepublicans to give i hem a majority of two. Web s er. a reneirade Democrat from 11 ick ingham, has been -elected Speaker and Richmond Pearson, another renegade Democrat, voted lor him'. North Car iina is Dearocratic by a clear mj )rity of at least 10.000 and yet the control ol legislation in the IIou?e is in tbe-hands of the Republicans an J their allies, sinr ply because lots ol people didn't go to the polls and vote We spoke yesterday of the newly pro jected Wilmington Sea-Uoast RaiU road, "'which we hope to see construct eJ at an early day, but our remarks wore necessarily brief. To day we can speak more extensively ol it. . The enterprise has beco projected by Mr. Iredell Mecres and seems to- have met with the hearty co-operation cnd approval ot many of our most promi nent people. Tho capital stock is placed al $100,000, in 1,000 6hares of $100 each, and the charter, which is lor 199 years, is derived from a direct act of the Legislature. . The Directors are Messrs. James Sprunt, L. S. Belden, Wm. Larkins. G H. Smith; H. B. Short and Iredell Meare?, who are named in the charter and who will serve for one year, or until tLeir successors are appointed. '. The estimated ccst ot the road, as figured on by Capt. Rod McRae, who has surveyed the route, is $40.616.6Q for read bed &c. and lor equipment $15, 000. This, with a margin on construc tion and equipment of $4,366.40, brines the total cost up to $60,000. For cross ing the Sound on creosoted pilings the estimated cost is $20,000, making, in all, a cost ot $S0,00O. which we look upon as a liberal estimate. The-dig-tance from the city to the Sound is said to be 8 miles direct and 9A miles 'o necessary length q! tract. This, bow ever, we canjnot understand. It is but S miles from Ilia toil .house on the turnpike to Captl Manning's place qn Wrighlsville. and the turnpike track is a devious one, diverging at least one mile from a direct .route. However, the cost of construction is based upon 10 miles and it is, we think, a yery liberal one. Now of this $80.000,Crst cost, we un derstand that ,threeeighlhs of the amount ($30,000) ha3 already beeff sub scribed and we (eel sure that the balance will sooti be forthcoming. As oon a9 $50,000' is subscribed the con struction of the road will probably be begun. As to the probable receipts and ex penses': It is estimated that the entire operating expenses ol the road will not cost exceeding $12 000 per annum while the receipts from passenger trallic alone are estimated all of the way from 30.000 to eSO.000 passengers per annum. This is based upon the travel over the turnpike last year which carried, it is estimated, from 22.000 to 30.000. Bat this as a basis, as we lako it. is erroneous. ' It must be I' remembered that a great many of those Uo drive over tho turnpike urive-jio iheir own horses and that they would continue to drive them just t'ie same railroad or no railroad; and again lure am mnny drives on t byroad estimated as passing over it, which are merely in. Masoiiboro turnpike and re turn and are taken - on a half, ticket S:ill we hritily bclice that the ex. peculations ot its projectors as to the Amount of travel wilt bo moro than re:iiizeJ. .. ... ( -fit, . l he etiraaic on irfriht ia very modest one. The highest estimate from freiaht. inart ami express is $5,000 and the lowest $2.(XK). We make the prediction here that it the road is con trucled the receipts from ireight in the second jtar will d ubie that d the mostxce5tiveo'tiiuftt U'w madft. The reason for this is very pi tin. If the road is run to SneeoeiV ham muck (or hummock) as proposed, there will b touud plenty water lrui that poii out cd Wrightsvill" Inlet t New River, either by an entire or partial trip out side. This iaciitty tor inu reotirse with New River and the coat lands beyond that point would -naturally - breed line of small steamers, which would soon become regular packets, a3 aC j jncta ol the road A lor the advantages ol Wrights- viile as a Summer resort the subject is an old one and needs not enlarging upon here We thiokthat a road to Wrights- ville and increased hott-1 aceomruoda tions there would insure a success f r. the line as well as many pecuniary ad vantages lor our city in general This will bo done by drawing travel and trafhc here from the interior of 'this State and South Carolina. Nor will it be necessary to draw up;n the present river traffic to ensure the success o the road.. It may as well be taken at once as an. accepted fact that the road will not do all ot the seaside business. but that the turnpike -and the river will have also about as much as they can attend to, i. e as long as the shell r ad is kept up to its present high standard and as long as Capt. Harper and the Passport boss, the business on the Cap Fear. LOCAL NEWSA INDEX TO NEW.'lOYERTISEMEKTf. Munds Bsos Secret F C Uiller Call and Examine Geo R FitEfcn & Foss 5tlll Open C W Yatk Subscriptions Received MILL.GS A NIESTLIB Holiday Good . Change of Palling Daya NT 4W SSCo S VASAMBtjrc.E Co auction at Crapou'a HEiJfsnKKOER's To Cur Fiicu'ia and Cits tomcrs. The receipts of cotton at this port to day foot up 280 bales.' New Year cards, you will fiad a large assortment at Heinsberger's. t Daa. barque Herman. Christiansen, sailed from Liuerpool for this port Jan. 3i. Yon will save money and get the best work by sending your clothes for repairs to John Dyer and Son f The mud, which - was disagreeable yesterday, has dried up materially during the day under 'he influence of a genial sunshine. lbe receipts of spirits turpentine were much smaller than usual to day in consequence of which there' were no transactions to report, The atmosphere in the early hours of this morning was cold, raw and cheer less. but the sun soon dispelled theclouds and tbe-day became bright and cheer ful. Buy a substantial present for Christ mas We know ot no present as ac ceptable as a Zeb Vance cook stove. They can bo had at Jacobi's Hdw. De pot. , t The winter travel to Florida has now fairly set in, and passenger trains are loaded with people who are oh the way to the SuDuy South to escape the cold blasts and drifting snows of the Irigid North. On account of the inclemency ol the weather, the meeting for the election of officers lor the Second Presbyterian Church, which was to have been held last night, was postpone'd until Wed nesday night, tht. 12th inst. The proposed new railroads, the pre sent status of the legislature and who is to be the next Mayor of Wilmington, are topics of-- general conversation to day. These subjects are so absorbing; especially the first two named, that other matters are left ajmost entirely in the &bade. If you want to commence new set of blank books, such as ledgers, joux- jnais. day, cash- books or records, go iinnsbcrger s, waere you can get suiied both inquality and price., t tAlungon'g Imperial Shirt ' Is made of the best muslin and linen that can bo bought. It is reinforced, extra laced back and sleeve and all doubfe slitchid: The lit, quality, work manship, and finish of this shirt is guar anteed superior to all other makes.' In fact it is beyond question the best shirt in tbo world. For sale only at Mvn son Clothing Rooms. t Moro Snow. There was considerable snow loll along the line ol the Carolina Central Railroad yesterday. .At Monroe it was eight inches deep, but the quantity was yyn of there, and "at TthtTr ford t ton there was none.' The cold at the latter place wast intense!-which was undoubtedly the cue of thate being no sniw. The1 snow expended in this direction to near Lumbvrton, where it ceasiL A llati(loinn Souvenir. Mauy beautiful and artistic New Year? cards were nsad this season but the nmst unique and original that we have seen, was receive'd by Mr. M.iJ. Dinleliot. of; this city, from a friend in New York. It is in the shape ot a handsomely lithographed check, tho vignette on right hand being an engra vtng ol (Jul Father Tims" wiih his sickle on his shoulder and a timepiece in his: right hand which marks the hour ol 12, representing the beginninoi the new year; on the left hand, in large and conspicuous figures, is "305." On its face is printed: "Time Savings Bank, Old Father Time, President, January 1st, 18S7. Pay to the bearer Three Hundred and Sixty-Five Happy Days and charge to the account ol"; here foh lows the name of the sender. It is a happy conception and neatly gotten up, and is, no doubt, highly prized by the recipient. - - Criminal Court. - The.foliowing have been tho proceed ings beforo this tribunal to-day. up to the hour of closing our report: . State vs. E, Herring, larceny. Guilty Judgment not yet pronounced. The same defendant,. in two other in- dietmentsfor larceny, submitted and judgment was suspended. State vs: Pat Williams, perjury. (JniUy. Judgment not yet pronounced. StaVe vs. A. J. Nelson ct .als, riot. Continued to the next term of Court, and J. M. McGowah, J. E. Sampson. i II.Brewington. Monroe Byrd, Emanuel Nichols. G. W, Murray. E D. llilli Edward Howard and S. Bennett, as sureties lor John C. Smith. Samuel Reese. A. j. Nelson, Gaston Lane( Hayne Davs, Matthew Ashe, Moses Howe. Stephen Hill. Wm. Myers'. A. H. Harri3s, George Stocks. Jerry Swindell, Alonzo Durant, Richard James and Handy Robeson, were recognized in the sum ol $100 each. Pencicr County Board of ; Health. Thero was a regular meeting at Bur- gaw on Monday, the 3d inst, of this Board. The attendance was large and full. The occasion was the election of officers for the next two years and the ransaction of other important business. The following officers were elected: President Dr. W. C. Murphy, Superintendent of Health Dr. W. T. Ennett. Secretary and Treasurer Dr. S. S. Satcbwell. Dr. Satchweil, although unanimously elected to the office of Secretary and - Treasurer, resigned, owing to other prolessional engage ments, whereupon Dr. B. T Sanders was elected to fill the position. A cojmmnnication was received from the Franklin County Medical Society. asking co-operation in a move ment to memorialize the present egislalure fora'Thysician'sLlen Law." t is held that the physicians of the State are a long-suffering, and hereto ore neglected and oppressed. 'portion ot the community, and as much entitled o legal protection, in the collection of thir dues, as are machanics and farm a borers. The Ppnder county physi cians and other .prominent citizens of hat county heartely endorse this movement. v We are informed that the Stale Board ot Health continues to be vigor ously at work for the public health. Dr. S. S. Satcbwell ol Pender county, has been honored by the Board with are- qust to prepare a paper on-the drink og water of Eastern North Carolina or the next conjoint session of the Stato Medical Society, and Stato B0a"rdTof lealth. - We learn that the doctor ac cepts the appointment. . r . Turner's. Blum's, Miller'a and Wfait- aker'j almanacs for 1837, wholesale and retail at Heinsberger's. t t i Mr. .Till if 3 Simsnn " of Vpiv VrL- ! proprietor ot the large dry goodsj house in this city which bears his name, and ot which Mr. E. T. Draper is tho manager, in the city and will remain hro a month or more. Our rcalcr.s will be glad t learn that the conditio!! ol Hon. 1). L Russell has yery much improved and that hJ may tHivr bti considered as' fairly' Cim vales cent. Ho is rnow Test In g" comfortably without-the h ser of opiates. , , - ? ' Col . E. R. Brink lelt h' re last ; nig lit for FtTjx-vnilinn, Fla., where he goes to take up fus residence as Vice President and Secretary of the Creosote Lumber and Construction Company. - Mis. Brink is liil here but will join her hus band in a ia weeks and remain with him until th -Summer. Wu- arc glad loka'iw ibat CI. Brink -still, considers niiiiseit a.' citizen t'otv Wilmington and will retain his residence here. He is a clever, courteous gentlemen and we com in end him to tjie kiodly considera" tion t f the ivtople .f Fernandina. A Good Keporti Of the play. The Inside Track," whichjis t be preuuled at the Opera House here to-morrow night, the New York ir, of Nov. 2od, said : Mr. Byrjon's impersonation of Harry Denbigh, tho wild and. way ward, but warm-hearted son of the clergyman, was easy, natural, and tnanly, and his avowal' of friendship for. the poor- Lon don outcast, Terry Twaddle, fairly brought down the house.. Miss Byron, as Terry Twaddle, the lame boy, gave a remarkably touching and powerful impersonation. Herlimpisa wonder lul piece ol realism, and sho succeeded at once in enlisting the sympathies of the entire house 1 ho plot is as lollows: Harry 'Denbigh falls in love with Vinnie Foster, a riph miller's daughter. The miller fall3 ioto the power ot an unscrupulous villain, Samuel Sladc, aud Miss' Foster is carried away and l"cked up in a london tenement, in which place Terry Twaddle's vialher dies, leaving a board of savings to hi3 lame son. Slade, discovering this, breaks into tho house and throws the iad into the cellar, but Harry Denbigh appears and put him to flight. Denbigh, how ever, is locked in-a room and the house set.on tire, but the boy and he escape, The lovers are then united. , ;, The Week of Prayer. To-morrow (Friday) will bo "Prayer for Missions." That the Church of Christ may recognize the glory of the commission to 'preach the gospel to eyery creature," aud may feel it a priv ilegeto make saeriliues that- it may be lullilled; that far greater zeal for the divine glory, and far more pity for- tho perishing may be imparted by the Holy Ghost' to all the people oL God; that taithlul laborers nia"y be greatly multi plied, -and that all conyerts may be comforted, upheld, guided and made useful ; that the hearts of the uncon ' . 1 I ; : '.t-J. verteu may ue opeueu ip receive mo truth; that Christian missi6narics may be favorably received by.heathen rulers apd people, and that native Christians amongthe heathen may be kept stead last and made zealous in seeking the salvation of their cmntrymen; tha God's ancient people Israel may ac knowledge Jesu3 as the Messiah; that the time may soon come, when accord ing to prophecy, the Spirit" shall be "pourod out like floods upon the dry ground, " atsd "the desert shall rejoice and blossom as the ro3e." joint services to-morrow at 4 p. m. in the Second Presbyterian Church. lie Sure To ICeatl Tliis. Fisjiulatk will cn iven his business jn fact, will, keep it a booming by giving buyers arfarc chance and glori pus opportunities to obtain genuine bargains. Christmas is past, it is true, but there can be no let up with him; and it goes without the saying that he don't wan't your money with out he can give you the best goods pos sible iu exchange. His entire stock of winter clothing, f ffred at prices which dumbfound other clothiers, and prove a pleasant surprise to all buyers alike. No bouse can touch-ii is prices. His .motto is . Give the public good bar gains and they know the spot is Fisii ki.ate's. the King Clothier. t lias Used Them for 15 years SlNO SIXG, N Y.. MaV 27, 18S6i I have been using Ai.lcook's Ponuy Plastek lor the last fifteen years in my family and can conscientiously re" commend them as invaluable when ap plied where pain is to be relieved. Two years ago ; I contracted pneumonia from a heay cofd. and during aiy corr valcscencerand is Ihe winter months since, have worn one oft each lung across my back and have; experienced great benefits therefrom, and was re lieved from a threatened return in less than twenty four hours. - ?i - ... y. ' ' Ti:a, J. GiaVViN, Bookkeeper First National Baok. . : ' Incllcatinn . -: '- For North Carolina and South Caro- Gec:ia; ?ind Astern Fl-rida, Western Florida and Alacbaaia, colder. Northerly winds'and fsir weather, TIjo I'iircclt House. The Purcell Houe, uuth'r Ihe.eou trol of Col. NV'Frcterick,lale ol theCen- tral Hftel at. Wades boro. iwas iipenrd to the . public tO:day. Col. Frederick has leased all that portions of the hotel building North of and including ike "Ixdies; Entrance,'' in which he has made extensiveallerations for the ac commodation of his patrrns.. i Ooincr ''South.- i Tho annual ..hecira-' of - colored men from North Carolina to tho turpjentiue loresls of South '.'Carolina and (ieorgia has fairly commenced for the. j car 1887. It is but" a few weeks since that they came to pass the holidays among their people, and now, after having a good Ch r it m as a n d s pc n t n ea r 1 i or al I of the; money they managed to bring home with them, they are on their way back for a season's work among tho turpentine trees, where they will labor until the approach of another holiday season.' wheirt he same Yisit homo with its Christmas frojic will be rc-cnactcd. Clearance Sato. Big reduction in clothing at Siikiek's. All small lots where sizes are broken in suit3; overcoats for men, boys and children reduced in price $2, $3. $1 and $5. The real cost or actual value ol the good3 have nothing to do with the low prices. SiiutKii has reduced them to some xx'radrdinary bvj value for very little money. Don't fail to see Siiihei: lor bargains; first come wi!l have best choice to sell cL from af the very low prices. New-styles and reliabiq clothinsr can be. had at I. Shiiieh's, the Old Ueliablo'Clothicr, 114 Market Street. . ' f A n age ncy for t h e Le M are's ce 1 e bra ted Rock Crystal Spectacles and Eye Glasses is ".established-, in this place at Heinsberger's. f NISYV Al VliKTlSKM liN X . Auction Sale To-Niglit. At Crapon's on S. Front St. , cr- J3yS. VaiiAMUINGK-X: Co., AUCTIONK5KS. - JT SURE AM) ATTENI SALE TO JSiGUT of -Merchand'ae and. Store Fixtures, . - . - - nlirc stock must be sold without reserve. THOMAS-W. STUAKGE, jan 6 It ' . . . : - . Assignee New YorS & jWilmintOD Steamship o - . :''-- FKOM PIER 29, EAST RJVElR, NEW YORK Located between Chambers and Rorpevelt stf. -' At 3 o'clock, P. M. . " I BENEFA(;rOR........ Friday, Jan 7 GULF STBEAM,'.. .I.Friday, Jan 14 BEN f FACTO 8. ......... . .'. . .-Friday, Jan 21 GOLF STREAM...;..... ......Friday, Jan S FROM WILMINGTON GULF STREAM...... BENE FACTOR. . ... . . . GULF STREAM . . . BENEFACTOR.. ...... JW Through Bills Saturday, Jan s ... ....Friday, Jan It ........Friday, Jan 21 ....... .Friday, Jan 2S Lading and Lowest Through Rates gtaran teed to and from Polota - I : .--' In North and South Carolina. For Freight or Passage apply to IL'G. SM ALLBONES, Superintendent, ' Wilmington, N. C. T1IEO. G. EGEU, Traffic Manager, -;" ..:;":.'. 1;-; New Tork. WM. P. CJjYDE A COm Genera Ast, 55 Broadway, New Yot. dec 6 - - , J. A. SPRINGER 1 1 KA r t JU A RI K RS FOfl Coal & Wood, TIIK.SB ItAKIJ TIMES. .Noith Walcr tircct jau 5 OT VT AY'3 TABLETS. Price Zfi cents; Botanic Med. Co., 741, S. 1 1 t Pblla., or bymrli; , - dec 4 3m j N EW AO VKUTISEMKNT3. HOUSE. Fri 1 ayY Jami ary 7 tlu xuiIVrtct by th Cliarinln At Into ' ; KATi: iJVKOK, ' In the Powerful Komanltc Iraiua, or the- Latte8, and tu most tbi-tllln- reallitw tire Scene ever ilrotr'.! h, lxama. i ,,Cvt. ln at Iretnllcrre, Tlmrt .Uy. li. at usual prloes. . j4n 5 r.t M.iko no Mistake ! JN OUUKUlNU dsn ANO OYSTKUS. (iuaialifi-ftd ui.un.l i..l Boji'l Wlwn packed for deliver. f Lock Hox nr. or lot; sonth Front St. riiotoraplis, ALL AT Crondiiberg's Gallery, ; ... , , , ? ton. tins wokk CtilIdn.Mi'8 l'lclnr-ia a rMpfilv . tHrcscoj.lcdand enlarged, call and ea : cimcn8. jan 3 .II. CitONESBEEO. u 11 tu J J I f L Ull . AlUL'l?l VP. II u . '--' "f - -if-- : . ' " . . a '.,. " - -v. r i y 'f ': i't .' .- - ... -..-- . .. . .. . . l'Ui;U,MIBL'5 1'BI,;E3, KOK ALL v:.-. : ' '' v- : . '' i ". , . 1 "tvUtUALS AND PAPEBX. A Com pk'te-Stock of BLANK BOOKS and STATION EUVJ at Lowest Prlceb. ; -YATES' BOOK STORE. TO OUR FRIENDS AND :' OTJSTOteS. A llniipy New Year. TUAKK1NG T1IEM OZSK ANUALL, FOlt their past favors, we respectfully agk a con Ucuancc of tbc same, and promise. to do. al: in our power to glvo atisfaction, Hf ISSBailGER'a CASH BOOK AND MU310 SIOUE e"ntcrs upon the new jear with a desire to keep all Us old filend, and by fair dealing and courtesy to mak many new ones. 4 trv respectfully, :' HEINSBERGER'S. dfo 31 - Cash Book and MiiM.; Stoi All Winter Goods Marked Down I ; 0 JpSLT HATS AND U JNNEM " CEOSHET GOODS, r JERSEYS, SHAWLS Ac , Ac. Tmke room for eaily Spring stack. v. Orders taken for Stamping and Km bjoldcrr. ... ResiKJCtfuily, MISS E. KARRER. -' - - " ' i - ... ' - - , yollers Building, Opposite New Market. jan 4 . . .. The New Pnrcell House, WILMINGTON, N. C: V QWING TO UNAVOIDABLE CIRCUM sUncc. Kill not be opened on January Ut, but will be opened on January Cth, if$7. dec Sllw N. FREDERICK, Prop. Call and Examine flUIE HOLIIAY PBESEST3: HAIR BRUSHES, TOOTH J;UUIIE. NAILBRUSHES: - -W;M US, J-OAffc. and 1'EEFL'MEUifS..- At F. 11. Mir.T.ri dec 16 Corner Fourth and Kan St Socreto. A Uood 5 Cent Cigar; MUSDH JiKOTIIEJCS. Whlvsaic and Ketail Druggists. djc 31 Wlliidngton, N. C. Holiday Goods!1 , Fl'LL LINE OF FAVWY I'ASES i.ND TOILET XX, WORK HVXt:i COLOGNE CASEao ta grrat many Inner Arltc'ej to mic lite lit art hapjy, for a!e c hea-fc, MILLER iu NIESTLIE, ,Cor. tlth and Mulbetrr dec 14 INS I D E .-TRACK ! Air Kiniihatic 8uex3 UvTwo liemlsiiiieits. Hn it DlOst liCautUnl-l Pi.r i.n.k.
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