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TBJ3 PAPEB . " piiusiied cTeiy evening, Sundays excepted By JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor and Prop. SUBSCRIPTIONS. POSTAGE PAID: y i m kit months 22.00, Three 27GTIC -!we will tBclAa'torccctro-cc: r from our frtcnaa en any ana all sntjca " general intcirct,bnt -.-c. , .: The name cf the writer must always bo fur " nlshed to tho Editor. . - i Communications must-bo written only n one side of the paper. -- - ' Personalities must bo aroldcd. r And It is especially and particularly under stood that the Editor docs not always endorse He J, f- ... , " . - - months, fLOO. one mbnth, 35 cents. . TUe raper will be delivered by. carriers; free cbargej in any part of the city, at the above .J Advertising rales low and liberal. tw" subscribers will please report any and VOL. XIII. WILMINGTON, N, C, SATURDAY JANUARY 12, 1889. h failures to receive their- paper regularly. 4- Il Mill' pwTnml 4 a Ton - .'-- Wis I A NEW StZE OP CH)AL ABOUT as larsre as Peanuts and for certain Kinds IJ stoves having strong drafts It la a very jphP luru r.cuicuiuiT,. ONLY S4.CQ PER TON. 1 fcn orufT t o:iw as cnenp iu iiroimwi uu Ibmjtltlon will up m-t all rouncL .wiiicn re- Did You Know That s ' ' Pgni?-ps & Seserttam, Tpo Uah Tile ? 1 Well. If is certainly so. ana, -r.iuvnnei, m ; F r h Holiday. a Large a ndj Well-selected stock of ' yBrech and Muzzle Snns, IMII.F.s AND SPORTSMAN'S SUPPLIES i Of Every Description. J W. E. SPRINGER & CO., arc : 14 Front St.. Wilmington. N. C Tly Cheapest UK BEST PLACE AND TIIE CHEAPEST T T'Ui-.! in t he city to nave au Kinas oi i tKtw U)ni is at MCCARTNEY'S SHOP, on Market ktrpU North suie.v oeiween secona ana i nira. Estimates cneemmy iurnisnu ana nu uruers -lven prompt aiieniion. uroera. iruu .iuu ountry solicited, aec t u STOKLEY'S ' WE ARB. NOW PRE-' pared to accommodate all who may call upon us with the Finest Oysters t be had on the Coast. We have made special preparations for the season. Myrtle Grove, Middle and Stump Sound Oysters always on hand. Served promptly and In any st jle desired. w. H. STOKLEY. oet io tf wngntsnue. A True Tonic. When you dont feel well and hardly know wnat alls you, give B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm) a trlaL It Is a fine tonic. r. O; callahan, Charlotte, N. C., writes: B. m. b. is a Une tonic, and has done roe great good." L. w. Thompson, Damascus, Oa., writes: "I believe B. B. B Is the" best blood purifier made It has greatly Improved my general health." An old gentleman writes: "B. B. B. gives me qpw life and new strength. It there Is any. thing that will make an old man young, It Is B. B. B." " P. A. Shepherd, Norfolk, Va., August 10th, 1S83. writes: depend on B. B. B. for the preservation of my health. I have had it In my family now nearly two years, and in all that time have not had to have a doctor." Thos. Paolk. Alapaha. Qa.. writes: "I suf fered terribly from dyspepsia. The use of B. B. B. has made me feel like a new man. I would not take a thousanddollaiB for the good It has done me." w. M. Cheshire, Atlanta, Ga., writes: "I had a long spell of typhoid fever, which at last seemed to settle in my right leg, which swell ed up enormously. An ulcer also appeared wnjch discharged a cupful of matter a day, I then gave B. B. B. a trial and It cured me." Jaa Mrlm dw Drugs1 and hmiealp, rjOILET ARTICLES, PATENT MEDICINES, Shoulder Braces, Trusses, etc., etc Also Prescriptions filled day or night at . F. C. MILLER'S, Drugstore. . Jan 4 Corner Fourth and. NurTSts., MM MieH SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, AT V':x WATSON'S China,Glassware& Crockery Store, 115 Princes St. PINE LOT Dinner aud Tea ts ; In Stocks - ; Pine ea Sets at on-y A fylisiock oj Crockery and Glassware on L&TJ1PQ v ot all Descriptions, the- Prettiest in the city; FINE VASES, rrOILET SETS AND . CHAMBER SETS, CHEAP. lUNRK S & TILT OAPS . At very near Cost; Everybody is Invitfed to Call. Two pollto clerks In attendance. Messrs. J. Molt cowan and Chas. II. stemmermau. - W. WATSON, prtneess St. E?ans BlocV.) t 1151 t-iroHnft House, . E. corner of Princess and second sts., HAS BEEN REFITTED WITH A Fl RST i lxss Bar Lunch Room and Restaurant, ibe nnf3t wine. Whiskers and Cigars al ways on hand. Board and Lodging by the day. -or month. New River oysters iu srwu. JOHN KjOCU. rlncess. THE GRNERAL ASSEMBLY. (Star Report Condensed.) j IIalkioh," Jan: It. Senate. The i following resolutions were intro- ! rfuceri: j . Requesting the Secretary of State ! to furnish the Senate with copies of the laws of 1885-87: instructions to ' Senators and nieiubers.of Concrress : relating to" internal revenue laws;; asking repeal of internal revenue; laws. - The following bills were intro' j duced: To regulate fees of solicitors ; in cases of felony ; to amend sections 2019 and' 2021, concerning overseers of roads; to prevent fraud in the sale. of land. anl personal property i under mortgage; to provide for a uniform . system of . text hooks for the common schools of North Caro lina. : , : ' The resolution asking our Repre sentatives in. Congress to urge the passage of the Blair Educational bill at this session of Congress was taken up. A motion to refer caused much discussion. The bur was re ferred to the Committee on Federal Relations. The following standing commit tees were announced: Chairman, Judiciary,' Carr; Internal Improve merits, Means; Education, Shaw; Privileges and Elections, Little;Cor porations; Barker; Banks and Cur rency, Thomas; Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Reade; Pish and Oysters, Lucas: Federal Relations, LeGrrand; Salaries and Fees, Leper; Finance, Rayn; Agricultural and Mining, Wil liams of Pitt;MilitaryAffairs,Stu.bbs; Propositions and Grievances, Tur ner of Iredell; Insane Asylum, Bai ty; Claims, Campbell; Penal:! nstitu tions, Pugh; Engrossed Bills Ab bott: Enrolled Bills, Twitty; Joint Committees .Library, Moore; Pub lic Buildings, ; Smith; Justices of Peace, Emory. The resolution of instructions to members of Congress for the repeal of internal revenue laws- was made the special order for to-morrow af ter the morning hour. Jn the House the following resolu tions were introduced: To amend the ' registration laws; to inquire into the rights of L. D. Bancom, of Wake,- to a seat; requesting our Senators and Representatives to use all possible efforts to secure the re peal of the internal revenue laws. Among the bills introduced the most important were: To regulate elections; to prohibit the farming out or hiring of convicts, and for their use on public roads; to make four feet the legal height of fences. The first bill which passed was to change the name the of Henderson Saving Banks.to the Citizens Bank. Mr. Sutton's resolution instructing our Senators and Representatives to seek an amendment of the -National Banking law passed, after it had been discussed at length. It desires to repeal that part of the law im posing a ten per cent, tax upon State Bank issues. Mr. J. M. Brown, of Stanly, was elected Enrolling Clerk, the Rep ublicans voting for L. D. Bagley, of Wilkes. The following were" appointed committees: Penal Institutions Messrs. Hoke, Gibbon, Newland, Marsh of Union, Overman, Hoffman, Miller, Long of Mecklenburg, White, Taylor, Mor ton of Richmond, Yancv, Walser, Starbuck, Trull. ' " Education Messrs. Daughton, Overman, Alexander, Clifton, Lit tleton, Hust, Jones, Outlaw, Cheek, Cooper, Hendricks, Pugh, Ward. "Propositions and Grievances Messrs. Sutton, Hampton. Hood, McGill, Baird, Blanton, Blue, De ford, Franks, Johnson of Pender, Marsh of Beaufort, Pearson, Rey nolds, Sjtarbuck, Toll,- Holloway. Internal Improvements Messrs. Cook, Stmdwick, McCubbins,Make ly, Coffield, Morton of Lenoir, Math ison, McDonald, Cheek, Pearson, Scott, Cooper, Reynolds, Holloway, Crowder, Privileges and Elections Messrs. Lyon, Sutton. Joneai Newland, Gill man, Cherry. Cha'dwick, Long of Columbus, Walser, Hendricks, Amis, Crisp. Engrossed Bills Messrs. Walker, Whitington, Blue, Dills, Bell, Bed dingfleld.Crowdef. Inauguration Messrs. Carter, Hoke, Beddingfield,. Walser,- An thony. Judiciary Messrs. Carter, Cooke, Lvon, Doughton, Sutton, Hoke, Waogh, King, Gilmo?; NewlanJ, Jones, Walser. AVhat reeullar" Means. I Applied to Hood's Sarsaparilla the word Peculiar fs of greatimpqr tance, rt means that xjoo's Siairsa parilla is differeqt from other prep arations in many vital points, which make it a thoroughly honest and re liable medicine. It is Peculiar, in a strictly medicinal sense; first, in the combination of remedial agents used; second, in the proportion in which they are prepared; third, in the process by which the active cu rative properties of the medicine are secured. Study these points well. They mean .volumes. They wajsp Hood's SarsanaJiUa Peculiar imttf Curative powers, as- i" accomplishes wonderful cures hitherto unknown; and which give to Hood's Sarsaia rilla a clear right to thetitle of "The greatest blood purifier ever discov ered." We have knives for your boys and scissors'for your girls. . What ,wil please them more : for presents? Jtfcobi Hardware Co. -''Vt'- LOCAL USTETKTS- I - " - , INDEX TO NKW ADVEBTISKMKNT3 D O'Connor For Sale IIkinsbeboer -Diaries for 1SS8 '. H Cronenbkro Photographer. -Ho well, & crjMMiNd Mattressss 1 M M Katz Grand Clearing Sale. ' J J IIkdrick special Inducements 1 ' F C Miller Drugs and Chemicals ! Opera House Campanlnl Opera Co R M McInttrk Closing up Accounts Geo R French & Sons Extraordinary W E Springer & Co For the Holidays Change of Sailing Days N Y & Wll S S Line No City Court to-lay. To-morrow will be just -10 hours long. Sunset, to-morrow afternoon at 9 minutes iast 5 o?clock. The sun sets'now just 10 minutes later than it did on the first of the month. . But one interment in Oaktale this week, and this of , a body brought here for burial. Portable fire-place grates.; Just the thing for our climate. Are sold by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t All kinds' of Scho'ol Books and School Supplies can be boupr1 cheapest at HeinsbM:," The N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. still lead in the sale of . the bes and cheapest heating and cooking stoveslV i t Thei'e.were two interments this y - - week in Bellevue, both of which were brought here from abroad. The Register of Deeds has issued three marriage" licenses - this-j week, all of which were for colored couples. Keep your blood pure and you will not have rheumatism. Hood's Sar saparilla p'urifiesthe blood and tones the whole system. ! Mr. E. A. Orrell and crew, of Ma sonboro Sound, caught 300 Winter trout yesterday at one haul of the seine. . j Rev. J. S.Hanes, the blind preach er, will preach in the Advent! Bap" tist Church to:morrow at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. i Do you use loaded shells?! You jyill find that they will save you tune, trouble and expense. For sale by the N. Jacobi Hardware Co. t A second hand railway Hoe press, with material to make up an 8-page paper, 4s offered for sale by Maj. D. O'Connor, in an ad. iu this issue. It isn't worth while to call atten tionto the big ad. of the Racket Store in this issue. It does that for itself and everybody will read it. - Schr. Ann L. Lockwood, Evans, cleared to day for Sainaua, San Do,- mingo, with 245,617 feet of -lumber valued at $3,088.80, shipped by Messrs. S. & W. H. Northrop, j Mrsr Whiteford Smith," wife of Rev. Dr. Whiteford Smith, who was pastor at one period of his life o the Front Street Methodist Church of this city, died recently at Spar tanburg, S. C. The proceedings of the meeting of the Evangelical Allianoe were I sus" pended at one point at Grace; Church last night while prayer was offered by Rev. W. S. Creasy in behahVof Mayor -Fowler. Silver-plated knives, forks,spoons, and child's sets, carving knives and forks. Make your friends happy by making useful presents. A nice line of the above is offered by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. - . The good health of our city con tinues. There has not been one death during the week among j the white population. There were three interments, but all of perso.ns, who died elsewhere. This condition, erf affairs is remarkable and gratifying. The usual Saturday, night prayer and experience meeting will be held this evening at 7 o'clock at the Seaman's Bethel, on Dock, between Front and Water streets, which will afford an excellent opportunity of closing the week of prayer now be ing observed by the Evangelical Ll liance of the city. I .." - ? ! i .. ..- . -i. . Xll series of meetings held by the EvWngelical Alliance have, been so largely attended and have been so pleasant and profitable that some of the laymen regret to see them ter minate and a correspondent suggests that they be continued Jong enough to give the eight or nine niristerl.i ubDPortunity' of ! who participate uubpportunity of preaching one serirtm each to the union xneeting. The water.in BlackRiver is very high now. There is a rumor to the effect thatT the Raleigh News anct Observer and ! Chronicle have consolidated. - - j: - . i The sale of reserved seats to the 1 Campanini entertainment next week : will begin at Heinsberger's on Mon- i day morning. i The lecture, prepared by. Col. James! G, Burr, which was post- poned from last Wednesday even-1 ling, will be delivered next Thurs- day,"in the Opera House. - ' - It is with infinite satisfaction that i state the fact that Dr.T: Boll's Cough Syrup has leen Jong irsjed in ray family and always with marked success. ' R. F. ? Jarvis, Ch ieyiny. Fire Dep., Petersburg, Va. The laitlieran Church. To-morrow.- in St. Paul's' Evan gelical Lutheran Church, corner Sixth and Market streets, ReV. F. W. E. Peschau pastor, German ser vices -will be heid at 11 a. m. and English services at 7:30 p. m. Services at StiT Paul's Episcopal Church to morrow at 11 a. m.tand at 7:30 p.l m. Seats free at all services. Text I of evening ' sermon: "The Wages of Sin is Death." Music at every service by tne quartette, sun day sctiool.at 3.15. ! - Central Baptist Churcli. There will be preaching at Central Baptist Church, to-iuorrow corner Seventh and Red Cross streets, at 11 o'clock a. m.-and 7 p. m. At the morning service tne subject will be "Paul Before Felix," and at night "The Devii." Sunday school at 3 p. m. The Upper Hand. " Oliver Byron appeal's at theOpera House to-night in the Upper. Hand, one of his new plays and one of his best. He is ably supported by Miss Kate Byron anil a good company. There are several very fine scenes iri this I piece, in one of which; two horses are brought on the -stage. Miss Byron's costumes were made in Paris and expressly for this play The indications are that there will be 'an unusually large Saturday night audience at the -Opera House to-night. Vi-' I King Winter's Court. There was hot a very large atten dance last night at St. John's School Room, to witness the second rendi tion of the pretty little operatta of "King Winter's Court." Those who did 1 not attend certainly missed a treat.; It was a charming little en tertainment and was beautifully presented, with full costumes and stage i accessories. It was worth more than the small price charged for admission and "it was worthy of as large an audience as that which assembled the other evening at the Opera House to hear the minstrels. .1 - 1 ' ... 1 I Service To-Morrow. i ' i . -.. - Front Street Chapel of First Pres byterian Church, corner Front and Queen" streets. Preaching, Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock by Rev. W. McC. Miller, (no service to-morrow morning). Sunday school at 3.00 p. in. Prayer meeting at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday night. 'All are welcome to all sei vices. First Presbyterian Church, corner Thirdjand Orange streets, Rev. Pey ton Hi Hoge pastor. Services Sun day at 11 a. m. and 4:30 p. m. Sunr day school at , 3:15 p. m. Prayer meeting and Bible study Thursday night .at 8. o'clock. Visitors welcome to all services. . Personal. Dr. SS., S.Satchwelli of Pender county, was here to-day? Ourrgood friend, Mr. J. T. Collins, of Btjrgaw, was in thecity to day for a few hours. ., Cap B. H. Webster, Higli Chief Ruler of the Order of . Hechabites, leaves here to-night for Wasliington City.- - ". -" .:V We were pleased to receive a visit this morning froraMr.R.G.Throftton, of the Richmor Paper Manufac turing Co. - Mr' J. V. Gottschalk, Business Manager of the Oampanini Operatic Concert Co., is in the city to day and paid lis a very pleasant visit this forenoon. ; - ' ':. ; . Mayor Fowler is really better, us reported by us yesterday afternoon. He was a veify sick iuan yesterday ! iuorniugand there were reports of h is ? decease on the streets oat tne crisis of the disease has. passed and he s j now improving. - NEW ADVERTKMENTj RACKET I WMSmMRl 117 South Front Street. - . ' ' - v - b or xreat Bargains in all kinds of goods, such a$ Dry Goods, Notions, Carpets, Matting, " Glassware. Blankets, Clocks, ..Vel-. ; veteens, (Velvet, Don't forget our SHOE DEPARTMENT, which will be an advantage to all Ladiesr French Kul Shoes $1.25 Children's Shoes.. .40 to Ladies Ail Wool -Hose: Ladies' Cotton Hose.... Window Shades....;...... .15 to .05 t6 ,33 to .25 to .15 to .15 to 150 to .02 to .01 .01 to Carpet.. Matting Hats for Men and Boys.. Rugs, from............ Pins, per paper............... JNeedles...... Spool Cotton It is too tedious to mention all the kiuds of goods - we carrv, but come and try us and be convinced, 'i - v . . OUR SPRING STOCK 'WILLBB IN. ABOrj'lV.'THR 15TH OP AlaBOO. ' : OTJTR, MIIiLI3SrBRir, DEP AKTMEiSTT WILL, BK OPEN JHAttUH 1ST. . jan 12 tf sat s . : Lecture at Temperance Hall. - Capt. B. H. Webster spoke last, nigfit at Temperance Hall to a good audience. Unfortunately, that gen" .tleman was not at all at his best. He was really unwell and "his friends here tried to dissuade him from the exertion, but he persisted. Still he madea very fine talk and delighted all of his hearers, who would be glad of the privilege of hearing him again . Criminal Court. The following cases were disposed of to-day: State vs. Thos. Ricks, disorderly house, case continued. . State vs. Larry Lowe, disorderly house, case continued. ; State vs. Rosa Richardson," disor" derly house, case continued. The grand jury were discharged for the term to-day. The Fifth Night. ' The Evangelical Alliance met last night, the fifth 'of the series, in Grace M. E. Church. There was prayer and singing and reading of the Scriptures and then Dr. Pritch ard delivered a most earnest, im pressive and interesting address on the "World's Missionary - Confer enceV' After the address,the singing of the Missionary Hymn and prayer the meeting was closed. The last meeting of the' Week of Prayer ' was held in the First Baptist Church this afternoon at 3 o'clock, and was conducted by the Rev. John W, Primrose. Subject : "Prayer for Nations." Campanini to Sing Here. " A rare musical treat is in store for our. people. The Campanini Ope ratic Co. will sing here on Tuesday one night only. ' It is Signor Carn paninfs first tour of the South, and this appearance here of this great "King of Tenors" will be a great event in musical circles. He is ac companied by the eminent canta trice, Signorina Deverevthe prima donna of the troupe,and a fine array of talent, including Miss Mary Groebe, contralto, Signor Bologna, basso cautate, and Signor Terrari, conductor. The New York Herald says: Signor Campanini made his reap pearance at Steinway Hall yester day evening. ? The hQuse was not as well filled as it might have been. But had it been crowded to the very doors the ap filause could not have been any ouder or more intense. Everything was rewarded with frantic plaudits. and the programme, which original ly called for eighteen morceaux, was supplemented by at leasttwenty additional pieces. The audience was delighted. Over Signorina Clementina De Vere, the coinpanyTs prima donna, they posi tively went- into raptures. She sang the rondo from "Lucia," the Shadow Dance , from "Dinorah." 'The Last Rose of Summer," and was heard besides in a couple of concerted numbers.- Each and every one ,of these numbers was applaud ed just as if Mmes. Patti, Gerster, Sembrich and D Mtrka bad never sung them, here. The ladys execu tion, which is r exceedingly facile, and at intervals positively brilliant, seemed to dazzle the auditory .While singing his" first number, an, aria from La JniveV SJgnor Cainpanuii seemed. X be iu muel better voice than lat year. Of course his method of phrasing was highly artistic and h is, entire style exemjnliQy.. . N K W A DVBKTI8 C21CNTf .. : 1 : -, ' . ' . ' Plush, &C. to $2.50 former price 1.50 to 3.00 1.15 .50 to - 1.25 .28 .15 .1)0 .3 .30 2 00 3.30 .04 .04 41 (t .20 to '.10 to .40 to .30 to .17 to .25 to .05 to .05 to .05. .03 to .35 - .20 i 1.00 i .85 .3-5 2,50 4.00 : .10 .05" 1 li - it ft l - It For Sale. SECOND HAND RAILWAY HOE PRESS and Material to make up an s-column paper. Will be sold iu a !ot or separately as desired. Apply to i Jan J2 It D. O'CONNOR. ' Campanini Opera Oomp'yjV Tuesday, Jan. 15th, INTRODUCING ' - "- SIGXOJLtlN A JDB VEBE, who created su6h a furore In New Tork, and a . grand array of talent, Including MISS MARIE GROEBE. . . .T. ; . XONTRALTO " SIG. BOLOGNA. ...BASSO CANT ATE STG. FERRARI. .CONDUCTOR . -. ,-. . AND . -'"" ;..' : -'" S Gr. ITALO CAMPANINI - j . THE KING OF TENORS, . " in a magniflcent programme," Including the 3rd . -.. , act of FAUST, in costume. . Popular prices, 50c 75c and $i.oo. Seats on saleatnelnsberger's Monday morning. ; , Jan 12 S6 '; ; .. " . . . - . - - - OPERA HOUGH. THE POP.ULAR FAVOBiTE, SUPPORTED BY THE CHARMING ARTISTE, KATE BYRON; AND nER FAMOUS COMPANY 1- 8ATUKDAY. JANUARY 1 2t His Latest New. York Success, THE UPPER HAND. Reserved Seats on sale at Heinsberger's. Monday, January Uth, the Romantic Melo- drama, "THE INSIDE TRACK." .... Jan 11 3t New Torn & WilminKtoD Steainsliip Co. FROM PJER 29, EAST RIVER, ; NEW YORK Located between ebambers and Roosevelt sts. . At 3 o'clock, P.M. GULF STREAM.....,.'.. ......Monday, Jan. 14 BENEFACTOR. Saturday, Jan. 1 PIONEER.. ................. Wednesday. Jan. Z GULF stream. ....... '. '.. . .Saturday, Jan. 2s FR9M.WILM1NGTON- BENEFACTOR. . PIONEER GULF STREAM. ......Sunday, Jan. Vt .Wednesday, Jan. lc ..l-uesday, Jan. iz: .... Friday J Van. 25 BENEFACTOR. . Throncrli BllLs Ladlncr and rowftat Thy Rates guaranteed to and from points in Nortb and South Carolina." For Freight or Passage apply to H G. SMALLBONES, Superintendent. Wilmington, 2i TIIEO. E. EGER, Traffic Manager. -NewYoric WM. P. CLYDE & CO.. Genl Agenw. Janl:i 35 Broadway. New York. C O P. COTTONSEED LAED, ANTI-DYSPEITIC. Warranted Freefrom HogFat PURE, '.-- WHOLESOME,. . ' , ECONOMICAL For sale by all Grocers. Seiti or Klustratel ,.. IhamphUH, entitled:. b. "Koine TkiRff 'About fjrd." " irorSalcby - ' . -.. Holmes Walters, J. a Stevenson -fc Taylor. Jno. J Boatwrlgtt, Bridgers & Kankla, West & Co., Jas. B. liugtcins, A. IL Holmes. Adrian & AollersK. W. liLcfcs,: McNair & PearaaU, Glameyer Kiick, wra. Otersoa. o. JL Fiiyaw, Mani,tti & corbett. Hay & Jearsail,W. U.Yopp, A. D. WesseU and others. . . . - J. If. FORSIlEt Gnral Agent, Jan 10 cod 2m , Wilmington, N CL, oet?; Corner Second and Prince
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