Asheville Daily Citizen
ADVERTISE.
But words are things.and a small
drop of ink, falling like dew upon
n thought, produces that which
makes thousands, perhaps mil
lions, think. Hyron.
ADVERTISE.
Many a man has attributed bis
success in life to peculiar talents
and business capacity, when the
fact is he tailed to prosperity on
the wings of an advertisement.
VOLUME VIL-NO. 218
ASHEVILLE N. C, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 11, 1892.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
IMPORTED CIGARS,
We Carry in Stock
MANUEL .tRCIAS
Concha Fina,
Concha Knptcial.
FI(i4RO'H
Rciua Victoria,
FaueUlas.
HKMIV CLAY'S
Pcrfectow Kwpccialc8.
DOMESTIC
AND
KEY WEST
A9HKVIIJLK tltitR tO.'S
PrillCCHH,
Time,
No. ij.
JUAN F. POUTUONOO'S
PrlnclpH,
Brltauica,
Relna Victoria,
Londres ;raiiclc,
Conchas KHpccialcf,
Optra Rcliiu,
Chicoa.
FRANK TKLLKR'S
Pcrfcctos.
Petit Bouquet.
OARRI5TT & SON'S
No. II. ,
KROGER.
HEAL ESTATE.
Waltbr R. Qwyn, W. W, Want,
GWYN & WEST
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(Successors to Walter B.Gwvn)
ESTABLISHED 1881
REFER TO BANK OF ASHFVILLE.
REAL ESTATE,
Loans Securely Placed at 8
Per Cent.
Notary Public. Commissioners ofDceds.
FIRE INSURANCE.
OFFICE Southeast Court Square.
CORTLAND BROS.,
Real Estate Brokers,
And Investment Agents.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Loans securely placed at H per cent
Office.
24 Ac 26 Patton Avenue. Second ;tloor.
fehttdlv
JOHN CHILD,
(Formerly of Lyman & Child),
Office No. i Lejral Block
REAL. ESTATE
AND
LOAN BROKER,
TRICTLY A RKOKBKAGB RUSINUS8.
Loan, .ecure placed at 8 per cent.
WILLS BROS,,
ARCHITECTS,
;a8 I'atton Avenue.
Next V M C A build'K.
novt dam
P () Il 554.
ROBERT BROUN,
CIVIL BNGINBKR, SURVKYOH ANIlMU
CHAN1C1 AN.
Construction. In wood and metal con
ducted. Thirty year.' experience in prnc'l
cal surveying. Instruction in mechanical
branches given. Clone measurement, a site
dulty. Residence, McDowell Avenue.
dccM-dSm
A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE
Por rent to a rcspnn.ible party. House i
in a good location; bath, hot and cold water.
Al.o a boarding house for rent.
We have the best lacilitic. of any firm In
the .tate for Insuring your dwelling
houses, your furniture, .torse anil stock.
If you get burned out you know that you
cnnconietou. and be sure of getting your
money. , , '
Some choice bargains In eitv and suburban
Sropertie. can be had by culling at our of
ce. Timber land, a specialty.
JENKS & JENKS,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
Rooms 9 and 10, McAfee block, 34 Patton
Avenue, Asheville, N. C.
TO MERCHANTS.
During my absence In Florida, Mr A.J.
Darnctt will call on you with a full line of
Groceries at lowest market prices. Anil any
orders you may give him will be filled with
care, and highly appreciated.
Respectfully,
O. H. HENRY,
With Wilson, Burns & Co., Baltimore.
JanSdStwlt
w e announce
to our friends and the public
That we feel justified
in catering to our growing
trade
w ith a much larger stock
and greater variety of staple
and fancy
Jroeories than ever before.
We buy all our standard goods
jLircct from first hands
in bulk at lowest prices and
w e are prepared to meet
all honest competition in
prices.
A. D. COOPER,
NORTH COURT SQUARE.
THE BON MARCHE
Wilt close (tut all Ladies' Furs ami Wraps at
prices unheard of before, as we are determ
ined not to curry any over. Good stock of
Wools, Silk and Linen for K-ntiroidery pur
pases. A discount f AA fftr cent on Gents'
underwear ovet one dollar goods.
" BON MARCHE,"
37 S. Main Street.
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A BRILLIANT RING.
Wc are showing some of the daintiest nov
elties ever displayed in jewelry It would be
easier to tell you what we haven't got than
what we have. If you haven't seen our ele
gant trillea In gold and In silver, there Is a
treat awaiting you, and, whether you have
purchases In mind or not, you should aot
miss them. It Is difficult to resist going Into
detiiils we are strongly tempted to describe
some of theexquisite products of the season's
art, some of which show that the caprices of
fashion are apt to be wonderfully charming,
but you'll get a much better Idea If you come
and look for yourself.
II. II. COSBY,
JEWELER,
PATTON AVENUE.
71
pea and Chocolate Pots,
lavlland & Co.'. China,
rt Pottery.
Pccorated Dinner and Tea Seta.
yyhlte Granite and Semi-Porcelain,
pinware'aud Woodcnware.
Spouse Furnishing Good., &c.
Rogers' Plated Cutlery, &c.
yfter Dinner Coffee Cup..
gouveilr Spoons, Cards, Paper Weights &c
all, Piano and Table Lamps.
yymateur Decorators supplied with China.
y ut Cracks and Napkin Rings.
JJolls, Toys, Games, &c.
hina from all Countries.
Jricntal Glassware and Pottery.
DISCOUNT OF 15 PER CENT
ON ALL
COAL VASBS, FIRE SETS.
Our prices throughout are the lowest.
41 Patton Avenue.
A GREAT FIND.
on con make no greater find than to dis
cover the riht place for Groceries.
Wc sell Groceries on the principles that we
would like to have applied to us if we were
haying them. We have an exceptionally fine
line of Crackers this week.
RiBpictlullv,
POWELL 8c SNIDER
Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
FOR. A FEW DAYS
That Is until we commence taking our in
ventonr we shall sell almost anything in
our store at
A LARGE DISCOUNT.
H. REDWOOD I CO
Dry Goods.lClothing, Fancy Goods, Shoes,
Huts and Carts.
7 and 9 Patton Ave
WHY DRINK
So-calKd foreign wines? In nine c ses out
ol ten you get a vile comn iunii ol vnenp
ttuto Huirits. ess'nees and ethers. The pro
duct hat nc cr been within sight of a vlnc
vurd. Vi'U simply pav an exh'trbitant price
for r latel wl.h a French name J he result
is m scry an I dyspepsia.
The Holidays are at Hand S
Wtrnt you want Is absolutely the pure
juice of the eraie; that wi 1 profnotc diges
tion, act as a tonic and cure dysiepsia. Ak
your wine merchant for the
"ENttADINE RED."
It is pure, good cnonghfor any and cheap
enouKh for all. II your dealer cannot sup
ply you. then wriie to the vineyard. Prices
will be given on application. Wine sold
from the vineyard enly by the case of 1
doxen quarts, or 2 dotcn pints.
JOHN K. HOYT,
Bngadlne Vineyard, Luther, N. C.
novl4dtf
STILL IN THE RING.
R. B. NOLAND & SON,
GROCERS,
No. ai N. Main Street,
Wish to announce the fact that they .re
sole agents for the Spartanburg steam haked
bread, tbe only first class bread to be found
In tbe city, and no table li complete without
It. We get It fresh by expns. every day.
Don't forget that we are wboleaal and re
tall dealers In potatoes, apples, onions, and
all kinds of country produce. Bvrrything
kept that Is usually found in a first class
grocery store.
WORK IN CONGRESS TODAY
VOORHF.E8 SHARPENING HIS
KNIFE FOR. WOODS.
A Joint Resolution Providing for
International Hl-metalic Agree-ment-Expeaker
Reed In II I a
Seat for the Ft rat Time Since
tbe Holiday.
Washington, Jim. 11. In the senate
Mr. Altlrich presented a remonstrance
from the woolen manufacturers of New
England against ntiv agitation on the
( tit-si iot) ol duties on wool, unci asked
th.tt it lie rent! and printed in I lie Rec
ord.
Mr. Harris objected to cm itmlicriiig
the Record with llic lull text.
Mr. Teller intrcduced a joint resoltt.
tion providing for an international hi
met. llic ngrct mint.
The joint resolution was tend. It de
clares it to he the determined policy of
the United Slates government to use
hoth gold anil silver as full legal tender
money, either under the rates now exist-
in); in the United States ot under one
that may hereafter be established by the
United states alone, or in accord with
other nations.
The Senate judiciary committee today
decided to lay over without uction until
next r rid ay nominations at circuit
judges.
1 ins was dune at the request ot Sena
tor Voorhccs, who desires to enter a
protest against the confirmation of Jus
tice Woods.
Ex-Speaker Keed was in his sent the
first time since the Christmas holidays.
Cram, ol lexas, who has also been un
dent for some time on account of sickness
was likewise at his post of duty.
1 lie resolution ottered bv Mr. Urecken-
ridge, ol Kentucky, repealing the third
section of the McKiuley hill, and enacting
in lieu thereof a section authorizing the
president to issue a proclamation admit
ting Irec ol duty to the American hemis
phere, in which no impart duty is im
posed, feed corn, .meal,, and other bread
products, preserved meats, oil, lumber,
agricultural implements and machinery,
steel rails, etc., was objected to by Mr.
Harrows, ol Michigan.
jl'DUHKNTS CONFF.SSF.O.
A. I., and p. Co. In Favor of the
A. H. Ry. Co. and J. U. Martin.
On Saturday afternoon W. Ridgeley
Penniman, jr., vice-president of the Ashe
ville Light und power company, in the
superior court, confessed judgments in
tavor ol the Asheville Street railway
company lor the sum of $5,0o(.20. This
was done under authority ol resolution
adopted ut the meeting of the stockhol
ders and directors of the Liht und
power company on January 7.
Between liecetnber 31, IMS'), and Jan
uary 7, 1MUI4, the street railway com
pany had loaned the Light and power
company $110,0 15.70. On this the latter
has paid $.!4,-oU., leaving a balance
of $5,050.20, the amount confessed.
At the same time Mr. Pemiimnn, by
authority of a resolution by the stock
holders and directors of the Light und
power company, confessed judgment in
tavor ot Jas. G. Martin for the sum of
$8,771.31. This is for money borrowed
of Col. Martin, and several mouths' sal
ary as president and general manager of
the company, the latter sum being
$311.29, the salary being $.")() per
month.
MISSISSIPPI CONUR1CSSMF.N.
A Redisricting Bill That Nixes
TIiIukh Badly.
Jackson, Miss., Jan. 11 While Mis
sissippi's number of congressmen re
mained at seven under Toner's census, it
is certain that attempts will be made to
cut the districts as they now stand all to
pieces.
A bill which radically changes them
all is now drawn and ready lor introduc
tion. Under its provision Allen will be
left in the first district, but with two
large counties, Clay and Chickasaw,
added. Kyle would lie in the second
district, as now, with over half of the
territory changed. None ol the present
congressmen reside in the proposed
tinrti ana luurtn districts. Lewis
would be in the fifth with but three ol
his old counties left. Hooker, Ciitchings
and liccman would all lie thrown in the
new sixth district while Stnekdalc would
lie in the seventh, with about one thirtl
of the territory now in his district.
MILLS' FOOLISHNF.SS.
Out Ills Friend Worse Than a
Fool.
Hon. Roger Q. Mills was foolish enough
to write the following letter to a man
whom he had a right, no doubt, to
think his liiend. It was unquestionably
wrong in Mills to write it, but it was the
basest sort ol treachery in his supposed
friend to make it public.
"Washinc.ton, Dec. 11, 1891.
"My Dear Mr. Phillips: I thank you
for your dispnteii of the 4th instant.' It
is very gratifying to me to know that
my Irirtuls in Texas sympathize with me
in detent. The blow to me is much less
severe than it is to the democratic party.
The authors ol my defeat must be rebuked
bv the democratic party or a large ele
ment that has been voting with us will
abandon us in the coming struggle. The
detent of one man is nothing but the de
feat of a great cause is everything.
"li. Q. Mills."
The t' ,il led states and Italy,
KoMii.Jan. 11. It is again reported
that negotiations between Italy and the
United States for the reastablisliment of
relations arc making good progress. It
is said that the affair may be expected
to be completed soon. While there is
semi otlieial authority for these reports
much reason exists for doubting their
correctness.
Dr. tiraves Will Hanir.
Dknvek, Col., Jan, 11. Judge Rising
this morning denied the motion ol Dr.
Graves counsel in arrest of judgment and
sentenced the condemned man to lie
hanged within the two weeks beginning
January 31.
Increasing In Paris.
TAKls.Jnd. 11. The influenza contin
ues to spread in this city. The record
yesterday shows an increase of seventy
in the number of deaths resulting from
influenza.
HIS OWN SUCCESSOR.
The Lire of united statea 'Senator
John Sherman.
Senator Sherman's term will expire
March 3, 1893. He has been elected
to succeed himself. The veteran states
man was born at Lancaster, Ohio, in
1823. After receiving a classical educa
tion he read for the bar and was admit
ted in 1844. His prominent public work
began in 1H55, when he presided over
the first republican convention held in
Ohio. He had been a delegate to the
national Whig conventions of 1HH and
1M52. Sherman sat in the 1 hirtv-tourth.
Thirty-tilth. Thirty-sixth and Thirty-
seventh congresses. In March, lKlU, he
was elected to the senate, und re-elected
in I860 and 1872. He was sccretar;- ot
the treasury during the Hayes adminis
tration. On March 4, 1881, he resumed
his seat in the United States senate, of
which he has been a member ever since:
and trom December 7, 1885, to February
1887, he was president ol that au
gust body.
SNOW STORM IN IRELAND
Fl'NKHAI, PARTY LOST AND
HKARSK lF.SI-:RTF.D.
The Roads are IiupaMaaule and
No Services Were Held In Any
of the Cliurchea Yesterday.
Dt'ULiN, Jan. 11. A heavy snow fall in
the north of Ireland has greatly imiiedcd
traffic. The rouds in many places arc
impassable. In consequence of this
it was impossible tor many clergymen to
reach their churches yesterday and re
ligious services were therefore not held.
At Tyrone a funeral procession became
lost in the storm and alter many fruitless
attempts on the part of those taking
part in it to find out their way the hor
ses became exhausted und it was found
neeessury to abandon the hearse in the
snow.
NO THIRD PART V.
Resolution by the Presidents of
Farmers' Alliance.
Washinnton, Jan. 8. At the session
today of the national conlerence of state
presidents of the farmers' alliance, held
at the Ilillman house, the following res
olution declaring against a third party
movement was unanimously adopted :
"Rsolved, That it is the sentiment and
desire of this conference of the presidents
of the Farmers' alliance and Industrial
union that the delegates of the Farmers'
alliance and industrial union who attend
the industrial conference to be held in
St. Louis Feb. 22, 1892, use their intlu
ence and votes to establish and perfcetfra
ternnl relations with all the labor organ
izations represented in said meeting, with
the Ocala demands as a basis for u plat
form of principles, and that such plat
form be prescutcd to the national con
ventions of the democratic party, the re
publican party, and the people s party
tins year, with an earnest request that
tbe principles involved lie engrafted into
their platlonns tor the coming national
elections of 1892. Hut that they care
fully refrain from committing our order
as such to ultlliation with any political
party or panics.
The conference was presided over by
President l'olk, with W. F. Gwvnnc
secretary. A memorial to Congress has
licen adopted, which deplores the agri
cultural depression, and asserts that it
is due mainly to partial and uulrientlly
legislation. 11 is claimed that the pres
ent financial system is defective; that nil
money should be issued directly by the
government to the people at a low rate
of interest, and in sufficient volume to
meet legitimate demands, und that silve
should have all the rights in coinage and
the qualities of legal-tender that gold
poscsscs.
STRUCK ROCK BOTTOM.
The
Lowest Point Yet Reached
In the Price of Cotton,
Nkw York, Jan. 1 1. Cotton was very
feverish in the morning with all parties
upset by the enormous rush of supplies
and with active turning about and tail
ing in a few points profit whenever a
chance offered. The opening was at 3
points decline, anil at noon figures
showed 12" 13 points olT of Saturday's
close.
These are the lowest figures as vet rc-
corded in oien trading. Liverpool
closed 4(i 5 points down. Fort receipts
were estimated at 31,000 bales for the
day and 150,000 bales for the week,
while in the interior the movement for
the week is put at 40,000 bales.
"Hasn't He Hit Hint Ylt 7
From the Durham Globe.
He lies in his teeth, he lies in his throat
and he lies in the putrid rottenness ot his
dirty heart, and we toln Inm personally
"hat, drink and be merrv for tomor
row" Urudycrotine will slop headache,
The Old Man Would Have Ills
Joke.
Two boys, who owned a cattle (arm out
west,
Christened it "Focus," at their sire's re
quest;
The old man thought it quite a good
conceit,
For there the sun's rays meet (the sous
raise meat!)
The lads prosiwred and they and their
families enjoyed the very best ol health
Dr. I'iercc's Pleasant Pellets were af
ways found in their medicine chest the
only positive cure tor billions and sick
headache, dizziness, constipation, nidi
gestion and all disorders of the bowels
and stomach. Strictly vegetable, small
sugar coated; only one
renuireti for
dose, and their action is gentle and
tuui vugu, a uc ucbi l,i ver r in on carta.
WITHOUT EAT OR DRINK
THE SAD FATE OF A MISSINU
YOUNG MAN.
In Search of a Sliver Mine He
Fluda a Horrible Death With
Mlaerjr His Onlj Companion
Found Dead In a Cave.
Ukistol, Tenn., Jan. 8. Town and
country have been in a state of excite
ment for three weeks over thetnysteri
ous disappearance of John J. Goshorn,
an agent ot the Mutual Life Insurance
company. The country for miles around
has been scourged by all classes of peo
ple, and lotluy the missing man's body
was found in a small cave(not Bishop's)
six nulls from this city. He went there
on a hunt lor silver. For many years
a story has been told of an old man who
dug silver from the inside of a cave and
moulde I it into coins of various sizes.
This story was told him and he went soon
after to Reek his fortune in the mountains,
as he wrote his sweetheart at Winches
ter, Va. It has been suggested by some
that he was murdered bv the inhabitants
of the mountains for his money, but the
supposition is hardly plausible.
The mouth of .the cave is very small,
but five or ten feet from the entrance is
a thirty-foot precipice. Down this he
tell and was stunned to unconscious
ness. Soon after his recovery he perhaps
began to look around lor means of escape
but bis efforts were doomed to be fruit
less. He crawled up into a small cell.
just large enough to admit his body, laid
down upou Ins duck, bottoued his coat
closely around him, straightened out his
legs, threw the cape of his Mackintosh
over his face, placed his right hand on
his breast und his lelt hand by his
side, and there in the murky darkness
died of hunger and misery.
The remains will be shipped tomorrow
to Charleston, W. Va., where his people,
who are very wealthy, will take charge
of then).
No Wine For Sacrament.
Prom the Charlotte News.
Deacon Dick Fox, of the Iibenezer Bap
tist Church, (colored) of this city, was
up town today with a jug. He wanted
to get a gallon of wine for communion
service at his church tomorrow, but
found, much to his astonishment, that
such a thing could not be done. He
tried the drug stores and they called for
his prescription. Then he tried the doc
tors, and they told him they conld not
give u prescription for any such pur
pose, as there was no law to authorize
them to do so. lim was going arouud
quite disconsolately with his empty jug
when last seen, tie declared to a News
reporter that he never did hear of such a
thing in all his born days.
ItMakeHa Point of lleiiiie
Clean
"rom the Asheville Methodist.
Thk Wkekly Citizen, of Asheville. is
one of the best pa vers in the state, and
is the cleanest secular paper that comes
to this scribe.
THE MARKETS.
Htock Quotations.
Nkw Yokk. Ian. 11 lirie LakcShf re
122; Chicugo und Northwestern 1 lti'4
Norfolk and Western 53Vg, Richmond and
West Point Teriniual ltik; Western Lnion
Baltimore lrlce.
Baltimokk, Jan. It. -Floor, easy; western
super 3. UMtt3.;0; western extra 3(iO(fjjVir
western family 4.40(144.75. Wheat quiet; No
2 red spot KHKWIOL: southern, stead v: Kultz,
IC.Kj.l.U'l, LoiiKberry 9ti1.04. Com, south
ern, steudy; white yellow 44(51.
New York Market.
Nkw Ydkk. lun.l 11. Stocks, active but
heavy. Money easy at 3. Exchange, long.
4.h-,:V4; short. 4.H5; state bonds, neglected;
Kovei iiiiunt bonds dull but firm. Cotton
steady; calei loH bales; I'plunds, 7 7-10c;
Orleans, 7 13-1 lie; lutures opened easy and
closed steady; December, 7. 14; January,
7.21; February, 7.31; March, 7 43; April,
7.50; May, 7.67. Flour active but steadv.
Wheat uuiet but easv. Corn uinct but
steady. pork-quiet but brm at9 75$10.75.
Laird quiet but firm at $t.(0. Spirits 1 ur
prntine dull but easy a 34(d34U. Kosin
quiet but steady at 1.afW1.4U. Freiifltts
active out nrui.
AFFAIRS OF COSEJL'EVE.
IIOMK
P. Jandorf & Itro., dealers in diamonds
and jewelry, at 51 Maiden Lane, N. i
made an assignment today.
Secretary Blaine attended a Cabinet
meeting at the White House, but was
looking feeble.
The motormen and conductors of the
Consolidated street car company, of
Atlanta, ('.a., went on a strike Friday
The strikers claim that thev have been
overworked and underpaid.
The necessity for lenders on the demo.
crulic side of the House is becoming
more apparent every day, and there is a
growing sentiment among conservative
men in favor of a steering committee.
The impression seems to prevail in
manv quarters that lohn H. In man's
re-election to the presidency of the Rich
mond Terminal system is only com pit
menlarv, and that he will soon step
down and out
The New York Herald announces the
discovery bv Mr. Price, the Haytian
minister to the United States, of a rev
olutionary movement having for its ob
ject tbe overthrow of Preisdcnt Hippo,
lyte ol Ilayti.
A poll of the Xew York legislature, ac
cording to the New York World, shows
10 senators and 43 assemblyman lor
Senator mil tor president, and two seme
tors and assemblymen for Grover
Cleveland. There are 10 democrats in
the senate and 07 in the assembly
Since 1880 more than twenty counties
have lost population in the state of New
York. Oswego bus lost (UK)tf; bclioha
rie, 3,800; Clinton, 4,400; Washington,
i 200; Chenango, 2,100; Tioga, 3,300;
Lewis, 1,000, and Tompkins, 2,500.
During the same time New York, Kings,
Monroe and lirie have gained enormously
in population.
FOREIGN.
The death of the Kheiive of Egypt
may lead to diplomatic complications in
Europe, France and Russia being credited
with a desire to incite the Sultan of
Turkey, as suzerain, to establish a re
gency in Egypt, while England is deter
mined to maintain her power in the
country,
HAVE YOUR
PRESCRIPTIONS
FILLED AT
GRANT'S PHARMACY,
NO. 24 SOU I h MAIN ST.,
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
J,
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DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE
AND AGENT FOR THE
ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION
AND
.MPROVEMENT COMPANY.
For Rent.
Two three-room houses with MrrlMs
tached, on Hilllstreet, $7.50 per month each.
I'icasunt place lor small family.
For Sale.
Kit-Kant nine-room house, beside servant'.
house; one of best parts of city; five minute,
walk of square; gas fixtures In house,
larxc lot, views unsurpassed in Asheville.
rncc S4,huu, one-hall cash, balance 12 and
is monms.
For Sale or Rent.
White cottage on ton nf mnnntil.
live acre, of land, a. a whole, or in lots. No
log, dryest place about Asheville aad aneat
view, within corporate limits. Pronounced
by experts iust the place for invalids. Seven
hundred feet of porch; seven rooms. Pos
session given at once. Kltvation 3.8(10 fret.
Uvcry kind of real estate, from a lot of
$26 to residences and lota off 25,000. Apply
at No. 6. South Main street.
Furnished House For Rent.
Ten room house, furnished, tar rent. Ail
modem conveniences. Posaraioa at oaee.
Ucst street in Asheville. Price ISO per
month. Apply to
J. M. CAMPBELL.
Real Batate Dealer.
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