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WEEKLY. J0DU1UL published ia Two SeoOoaa, every Taes day and Friday, kWk 8u Bora, N. C. i;-.-.- CHARLE5 L. 5TEVENS, .- .' i tJjtwToi Amraorminoa. : s - SUBSCRIPTION BATES: 1 TwoWnrahe, Three Msoths.- Mix Months. " Twelve Month,..... 10U ONLY IN ADVANCE.! Advertising rates furnished upon, ap plication at the office, or upon inquiry tj mail. &Tbc Journal U odIj sent m pay-n-dvaiice baaia. Subscribers will receive notice of expiration of their inb scriptiona. and an immediate reepoaae to notice will he appreciated by the Journal. Entered at II. e Postoftlee, New Bern A. C. as second -class matter. Section One Tuesday, Jaly IX, 1S COQOBTTINO WITH TH1 ISSUES Secretary of the Treasury Gage'" statement "That the KepubJIcau pait should make the fight neit yeaupon a bold, straight forward, unequivocal dec laraliou for the single gold standard." has caused a flutter in political circles of all parlies. This declaration of Mr. (iage's seems to be the wish of the Urpubliean Caucus Committee, as well aa that of the ma jority of President McKinley's Cabinet officers. Naturally this declaration arouses the Democrats, who already are welcom ing the issue, as one which will help their Interests. This really uncalled for outburst from the Republican leaders at this time, and uncalled for declaration, and one for w hich no political necessity is apparent, ought to warn the Democrat c leaders not to hastily bite at the statement thrown out, and express themselves pleased or displeased. The Republican party is already as strong in its anti-trust declarations as the Democratic party, and there etists some wrangle as to which party has the exclusive copyright to it. Not to take the matter too seriously, this latest declaration on the single gold standard from Republican sources looks suspicious. For a party which heretofore has open ly championed bi-nielallism, this present outburst, as before noted, seems forced anil unnatural, and the wise Democrat will not be easily deceived Into accept ing it without carefully eiamlning it ou a'l sides, Tim Republican party makes mistakes, luit it Is not yet wholly devoid of politi cal sagacity, and it needs watching. WORK TBI ROADS. The plan to issue State bonds to "pur chase one of the leased farms has moved the Winston Journal to protest. The business proposition to own the proper ty instead of leasing It may lie all right. perhaps the farm may lie worth much more than the price called for in the op tion. That does not make the system any more decent. It is strange that the far mers of the State do not demand that an end lie put to the whole thing. V hile it was about It, the Journal might have said a few thing concerning the shirt making establishment at Ral eigh, which makes and "does up" shirts at a price that would starve decent labor to compete with. And how about the laundry at the State's Prison that offers to do the washing for the city qf Raleigh i .i.i ... r ,, in competition wuu iree tauorr A visit to the prison and a view of big strong men, white and black, working at sewing machines and starching and iron ing collars, will cause any sensible per son to see the iniquity of the whole thing. North Carolina road are famous for their badness and to pat every con- vlct available in the State on the nubile - roads la what an enlightened policy de . mandsN The leas robust convicts can .t raise food and make clothing for the toad builders without competing with 1 honest labor. It is absolutely astound '" doors, while tha fanners and laboring classes; art - demanding . " salons s ,ln matters that do not effect their well be - Ing In but a slight degree. This (t what ' the "Jouraar lava,. , ' ' "It Woks to at Ilka ' a shame that this state should be called npoa for alatoet sixty thousand dollars more la the ' purchase of a farm npoa which to work ' convicts." ,sf f ir, "Working convicts upon expensive farms Is a nice way to Impoverish oar state treasury; it Is mere than that, it la a method 1 by which sinecures may be furnished for favorites at tha Slate's ex pense. But beyond lhat, whatT Instead of these convicts being put to work at something by which the state could be helped, their time Is frittered away npon experimental farms at vast cost 16 tat imyera. ' ' - " ' h ; "Why, we ask, cannot these oonvicts be put to work on the public roads of lb state whsr laey raa accomplish something of value to tha people aad to J toe Stater Wears bitterly opposed lo IM waste of State funds tad eaaaoi re- gtrd thee porrfetaea of Aae farms a poo which to work convicts otherwise than a Wast. ' Kit, f. -: .- : - Taa 8tat weald gat saorebeesflt and ao woaU we for them to send that alitj thousand dollar dowa to Forsyth coun ty along with a hundred coattcta to work oarroenty roehy This would ba a mat ter of real bailees. It la a pit y but what, there wrereoiue way to aajoia Treaaarer Worth -front tasulag these bonds? It would save iobm good money to the Stale, and w are under the tm preeeloa Just bow that the tax payers do not waat to tee it was led." Winston Journal. it or rum lack or local capi tal. The splendid financial showing by the beaks of this city, as tibibited by their recently published statements, clearly In dicates that there can lie uo excuse urged, locally, against the bulldiug of local industries on account of no money being available. Aud aa the year advances there is nothing to iudicale that the mouey sup ply of the local banks v. ill be any less. Next month the tobacco market opens and this means an additional amount of bank money deposits. The Chamber of Commerce in Its last meeting showed that it appreciated this fact, namely, sufficient local capital to build a cotton mill, ami will lgin the movement on this basis. But while there tuny be an abundance of local capital, this should not mean that outside capital should not lie en couraged to come here for investment, for there are a number of enterprises which could be piomoled at once if cap iat was secured. The circumstance that a local bank advertises that it will not pay Interest on bank cerlilicates after July .list, another sign that the banks have no use for money, not enough to wsr rant them paying Interest to have it on eposit. These signs are healthy ones, but ii will be lielter to have the surplus local money engaged to local enterpiises rath er than piled up In bank vaults. AGDINALDO'S MAINFESTO. The recent Manifests reputed to have been issued by Agulnaldo' in commem oration of some alleged independence hich his deluded followers arc supposed to have enjoyed, or are now enjoying, will undoubtedly be received with gur gles of admiration by the Boston Filipi nos of the Hoar and Boutwell stripe. The language will undoubtedly strong ly appeal to the few American Tagalas, of whom Aguinaldo tells his unfortunate followers there are many, for the Mani festo abounds in Oriental tlowcry words which the wily chief has composed into a nosegay which he throws to himself. Unfortunately for the Democratic party, the Filipino insurgent signals it out as specially favoring his cause, which would, if true place the party in a posi tlon as being hostile to their own govern. ment. There are Democrats who think the administration has made mistakes in its Philippine policy, but the mistake has been that it has treated Aguinaldo too leniently, In letting him continue a war which ought to have been suppressed quickly and thoroughly by a large force. As long as Aguinaldo can read the circulars and letters sent him by Aoierl can Tagalas, he can Issue his high sound ing manifestoes, but let him once get in the fight himself, instead of keeping well In the rear, and his day of manifestoes will be over. Within a few months and the Amer! can Tagalas will tire of Aguinaldo, and be will pass into the oblivion where he ould be in today, If It had not been for a few fool Americans. Hew'a ThisT We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh lhat cannot lie cured by Hall's Cstarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney A Co., Props., Toledo, O. We, the aaderslgned, have fcaown T, J. Cheney for the last 16 years, and te- Mcve him perfectly honorable la all bos Iness transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West Trpax, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, 0. Waldino, Kixiuk Marvin, Whole sale Druggists, Toledo, O. " Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internal ly, acting directly apon ihe blood and mucous surfaces- of theviyiism. Price f Aa per bottle. Bold by all Druggists. Testimonials tree. v " , Bairi Family Pill are the best . .; ;;; njMtkBajrn. , ' Your hair to getting thin, sir, said the local barbel to a customer yesterday afternoon. Yes, replied the gentleman addressed, I'vf been treating It with aali-fat. I never liked stout : hair. ; Bat yon really should put something on It, persisted the tonsorisl artist, In a most earnest manner. '1 do every morning', replied the customer. May I ask what, replied the barber. "My hai,' said the patron. Thereafter was silence. . C3JCL. O TO XX t'A'i a.tu "' vslhtKiiid You IhvMlws I Sigutus J J-f-i?- ' - SWHVM ill Bottvr oflktar bow to the necessity of keeping the blood pure so f hit the entire system sfutl be strong healthy nd vigorous To take Hood's Sareaparilla, the great blood purifier, la therefore a law of health and is is a aeoeasity in nearly every household. awwr tVsayJeisifi. Tlrwd FasB-Iha4tkaslMd.nll fselinc, dyspspaia, haarlarhes and sinking speUa, but Hood's garsaparUla tneAe aae a row man. I never was aetast thaa now." Joan Mace, Oekalooea, Iowa. - Roey CtMCa-"I have good health and rojy caeaka, thanks to Hood's Saraapa rilla. It builds me ap- and saves doctor's bills." Mast A. Boas a, 60s Cast Clair Street. Indianapolis, Ind. JaU'JJAUH.l.l.TrV BooJ' Mll urHYrUI;th ululuttojMU wily cihante to Uk wlta Hutxl'i Barnmuia, LtarktBiMw axada. There was a time when every house had a lightning rod. It was believed that every good man thus protected his wife and children and his home. It is now known there Is nothing in the lightning rod theory; a lightning rod Is no protection against lightning, and there was never any. danger from lightning, anyhow. But a lot of other fool theories are still accepted. If we have at last ac quired a little sense in the lightning rod particular, why not In other re spectB? Why continue to accept other silly notions? Why advertise our selves as fools by accepting the preju dices of fools? Atchlsou Globe. Am lrriltln Pknut. "Are you seriously ill?" naked the well meaning friend. "Oh, no," answered the dyspeptic with a Jarring, sarcastic laugh. "I hurt all over aud don't care whether the sun rises tomorrow or not. But I'm not seriously 111. I'm jocosely, flippantly and furcicully 111. I'm going through all the symptoms, but I don't mean one of them." Washington Star. One Exreptloa. "I am reduced from atlluence to beg gary: be faltered. In as few words ns possible she broke their engagement. '1 wish to show." she observed huughttly, "that women, contrary to general report, do not necessarily care for things just because they are re duced!" Detroit Journal. Naturally So. The Albino The ossified girl is alto pother too pcoud. The India Rubber Mnn Yes. 1 never saw anybody us stiff witli her friends as she is. Kansas City Independent. On life's highway everybody I not only willing hut iiuxlou; to take the rich man's ilust I. title Falls Herald. Tog's skin, though one of the thin nest, la also one of the toughest leath ers tanned. LEMONS AS MCDICINB. They regulate the Liver, btomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Blood as prepared by Dr. 11. Mozlev. in his Lemon Elixir, a pleasant lemon drink: It run s hittous ness, conf tipation, indlgestlon.headache, malaria, kiduey disease, fevers, chills, heart failure, nervous prostration, and all other diseases caused by a torpid or diseased liver and kidneys, it is an es tablished fact that lemons, when com bined properly with other liver tonics, produce the most desirable results upon the stomsch, liver, bowels, kidneys and blood. Sold by druggists. 50c and tl bottles. Moaley's Lessen BUzii . Cured me of sick and nervous headache, 1 had been subject to all my life. Mrs. Ii. A, MCCATIHE. Spring Place, Oa. Maclay's Leases Elixir, Cured me of Indigestion and nervous prostfstion. 1 got more relief, and at once, from Lemon 11 xlr tnan all oilier medicines. J. C. h'PilOHTS. Indian Springs, Oa. Mealay'a Lenten Elixir Cored me of a long standing esse of chills and fever, by using two bottles. J. V. BTAM.KY, Engineer E T Va A Oa R It Mezley'a Lemon Bliair Cured me of a case of heart disease and indrestlon of four years' standinr. 1 tried a dozen different medicines. None but Lemon Elixir done me any good. Tci,kd Ditni. Cor. Habersham and 81 Thomas sts. Savannah, Oa. , Mealay'a Lease Bliair I fully endorse It for nervous prostra tion, neadacbe, indigestion and const! nation, havlsg nsed It with most sails factory results, after all other remedies had failed. J. W. ltoi.LO, West End, Atlanta, Oa. Bare te Zwake- How do you manage to wake np to early la the eoornin tl . , Ohrlrfnake myself believe that every morning is Bnnday morning, and that 1 may sleep If I waat to, Try the scheme: its great.' ' . ; Remarkable Reeems. . ; ' Mn. Mtcbaei Curtain, nalnfleld", in., makes: the sutement- that she caught cold, which nettled on her lung; the was treated for a month by bar family pbysi clan, but grew worset Ho told her the was a hopeless victim of consumption and .that no medicine could curs her. Her druggist suggested Dr. King's ftew Discovery for Consumption; the bought a bottle and to her delight found herself benefitted from first dose. 8be continued Its use and after taking six bottles found herself sound and well, now does her own housework and it as well at the ever was. ' Free trial bottles of this Great Discovery at F. 8. Duffy's Drug Store, large bottles SO cents tnd $1.00. . ' ."V eealeaey, .Dollv Mr cheeks are all on fire, v Her Best Friend I thought I enHt larnlnc nalnU mi uECDCTICIIS. Eairfitpcials ppSft Arme ;0a ; ValaaliniixTT tteeiogltu Ge West. Asylam It Im posed' OaJ . Her. Kassell Ap- palaU DIrecUrs. A Deaperv" v ate Gentlet. Tebareo Ben fr- . ; :-ijBolnc East- " ' Raleisb, July Jl At the first seealoa of the Corporalioai Commission leading officials of the Atlantic Coast Line, Southern aad Seaboard Air Line Ball ways and their attorneys made argu ments agalaSl the 'Increase of assessed value, claiming that there was gross dis crimination against railways. Ooveraor Russell h.vl counsel, who antagonized any reduction as to tele-. graph companies. The (loyernors coun sel al first said he represented the Gov ernor aato railways, but later atated that be was mistaken at to this after be had gone to see the Governor. Among thrt railroad officials were President Elliott, Mr. KU-by and R. O. Burton, Esq., of the Atlantic Coast Line Vice President Andrews, Mr. Culp and Messrs. Henderson, Piice and Busbee, of the Southern; ?x-Judge Watts, John D. Shaw and McRae Day, of the Seaboard Air Line; 8. L. Dill, l the Atlantic A North Carolina; Mr. Thorn, of I be At lantic A Danville; II. A. Page, of the Aberdeen & Ashelioro. Vice-President A. B, Andrews opened with a staiemeul showing that the val uation per mile in North Carolina was higher than in either Virginia or South Carolina. President Elliott spoke forci bly pgiinst the inequality between the taxation of railroad properly and other property in the State. Mr. Shaw fol lowed along the same line, with an im posing array of facts and figures In proof of his contention. Mr. Thorn stat ed lhat the Atlantic & Danville was not earning enough to justify any such tax valuation as was put upon it. Col. Henderson said that there was gros ine uality In taxation as between railroad property and other property In North Ca olinn; that people are never satisfied so long as the courts give way, and let t ils unequal burden be put on the roads, until the increase in the bur den reaches an unbearable point so far ai the roids are concerned. In some counties in North Carolina now (Mc Dowell, for instance,) the railroads now pay half the entire taxes. SuperinlendeotKatesandF.il. Bus bee appeared on behalf of the Postal Telegraph Company, urging that Its as sessment be reduced from $50,000 to fS ,(40. Col. Hindsdale spoke in the cate, saying he represented the Governor in the t 1 graph matter, and that the as ses imeni of $30,000 ought to sland and woul I be satisfactory to the Stale. lie also staled that he appeared for the State ia the Western Union Telegraph case, which w 11 be heard tomorrow, as will also the case of the Ailantic & North Carolina Railroad, for which J. C. L. H irrls will appear, and urge that the as-ses!-menl be not Increased. M-. 1 urion spoke on behalf of the Atlantic Ooast LinV; Clmrles Price and F. II. Butbee for the Southern. Mr. Busbee dwelt specially upon the assess ment of the Atlantic & Yadkin Kallioad saying that it was assessed al what It sold for. There are grounds for the belief that the commission -will reduce its assess ment of both divisions of the Atlantic A Tadkin Railroad, that is, on parts owned respectively by the Atlantic Coast Line and the Southern Railway. There may be some reduction oa the Postal Tele graph assessment. Poiullily there may be some slight reductions as to certain branch lines. Prof. Collier Cobb, of the University of North Carolina, Is one of a party of geologists invited by the Union Pacific Railroad to vlst the fossil ileldsot Wyom Ing. He left Thursday for west, accom panied by Mr. George Chadbourn. After leaving the the fossil fields, they expect to visit the mining regions of Utah aad the Pacific coast. Mr. Martin, of the State Treasury has left on quite a tour. lie will pay off the employes av the - various penitentiary farms what is due them up to date, lea v ing oat the period between December 31 last and March T of this year. About the pay for this period the executive board and Father Worth have not yet agreed, Dr. KIrby says that the insana asylunvf here fa now taking charge all oases .of really insane people,. Epileptics are not taken. Al one time a.;namber of these were patients There is one queer case in the asylum a boy of U who Is' not crazy at all lie had had fever and took quantities of quinine,' which "rattled" him. DIs people sent him to the asylum It ia learned, because it was cheaper than tendlnc him to nhyalclan. -: - "i, There is matted regret nere at toe death of Dr. William R. Wood, who was fur several yean in charge of the asylum at superintendent, tie wash cousin of Senator Ransom." . - ; ' Thus far only five North Carolina re- erolU have gone io the new Twenty seventh Infantry. -V'Vi. Adjutant Woodruff, of the Fifth In fantry, who died of yellow fever in Cuba was a brother of Major Carl A. Wood- raff, TJ. 8. A who spends tome time each year in Raleigh, ' There was considerable interest here today m to the North Carolina Rail road meeting, when it was learned that the Governor had selected !. S. Arm strong, of Wilmington, to-be president vice Dr. H. M. Notmenl, w ho Is now postmaster at Lumbetton, and that be bad appointed Laurence B. Holt and Augustus W. Graham to succeed Nor- ment and ex-Judge A C. Avery as dl- rectors. A friend of Governor Rusnell tsld that Ihe changes were derided on were decided on several v f ks s ;o. s I A white convict. Jesse ( t, who was serving a 10 year sentence ia the peni tentiary, escaped last spring ana went to Lenoir coaaty, where he gave trouble. He aad his brothei Uat ctardey at tacked two laoffeaslve negroes, shooting aae daageroasly and cutting the other. Psrault was fcade by a poaso of whiles aad negroes and the desperado, Jess Cox, tracked to a wwsmp.-He shot at Depaty Sheriff Rouse, bat only one shot hit. Booaa shot Coi with mora thaa AO Hshot, alt over the body. Thea the con vict was shot la the legs by a negro of ,-Jthe poase. He was then recap la red. i A great many tobaeco men art leaving Durham and vicinity daily for the east era part of this Stats and for Booth Carolina to engage la the tobacco busi ness. The markets ere Just opening up la these sections. ' i1 j ' RKrussa o rbcovok A. X. C. Taa Amiwwl, BadaHloas far A. T. awl K. C. Kaadi. Special to JournaU- --; 1 Haleioh, July ,14 ThexCorporation Commission at Its meeting today refuses, to reduce the assessment of Ihe Atlantic. St North Carolina 'Railroad. Ir still stands at tB.500 per mile. , The Commission also refuses lo reduce soy roads save the Atlantic ft Yadkin, this reduction being twelve hundnd dollars per mile, aud the Tenaesaee and Western North Carolina road fifteen hundred dollars per mile. IS IT RIGHT rer Aa Rditor te Recemmesid Fatsat Medicines 1 From Sylvan Valley News, Brevard, N 0. It may be a question whether the edi tor of a newspaper has the right to pub licly recommend any of the various pro prietary medicines which Hood the mar ket, yet as a preventive of suffering we feel it a duty lo say a good work for Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy. We have known and used this medicine in our family lor twenty years and have always found it reliable. In many cases a dose of the remedy would save hours of suffering while a physician Is awaited. We do not believe In depending implicitly on any medicine for a cure, but we do believe that if a bottle of Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Reme dy were kept on hand and administered at the inception of an attack much suf fering might be avoided and ia very many cases the presence of a physklan would not be required. At least this has been our experience during the past twenty years. For sale by F. 8. Duffy &Co. Defined. Tommy, said the teacher, what is meant by nutritious food? Something to eat that ain't got no taste to it, replied Tommy. SterT of a a lave. To be bound hand and foot for years by the chains of disease Is the worst form of slavery. George I). Wllllanis.of Manchester, Mich, tells how such a slave was made free. Hesss, "My wife has been so utJuless for five years lhat she could not turn over In bed alsne. After using two bottles of Electric Bitters, she is wonderfully improved and able to do ber own work." This supreme remedy for femsle diseases quickly cures ner- vousness, sleeplessness, melancholy, headache, backache, faiuting and dizzy spells. This miracle working medicine is a Godsend to weak, sictly, run down people. Every bottle guaranteed. Only SO cents. Hold by F. 8. Duff, druggist. Parental Bip'.emacy, Here Isa little book our daughter should road, said Mr. Wiseman. It contains some excellent advice for a girl of htr age. Very well, ray dear, replied his better half. I'll lay it on the parlor table, aud forbid Ltr lo look at It. : "We have sold many different cough remedies, but none has given littler satisfaction than Chamberlain's," says Mr. Charles Halzhsuer,1ruggiat, New ark, N, J. "it Is perfectly safe and can be relied upon lu all cases of coughs, colds or hoarseness. Sold by, K. 8. Duffy. . .; , . : BeaWe Preef, Do yon believe In heredity, Mrs. Simp. tonr',.;.;i'':-vAvi',-v . Indeed I do; every mean trait Bobby has I can trace right back to Ms father. Does his father -bstieve In heredity, oof ' .'.- r ', "i . i-'; --T.;u2 Yet; he traces Hobby's faults hit back Sissmarck't bra Msrire .-, Wu the result of hit splendid health:. Indomitable will and tremendoua energy are not found where' Btomacb, l-lver, KUlaeys aud Bowels are out of order. If yon want these qualities and the success they bring use Dr. ' King': Mew Life Pills. ;, They develop every power of brain and body. ; Only I3c atF 8. Duffy Co. drag ttore, 0'i3T i:TU Weelag at Ofel "Hasn't Vt lllouchby Perkins proposed "Ho, mamma, hit tppioach work I all right, but then he gete taervout and foozles."' v ' " . . , - f peat a Deed farm Bectertag. Mr. A. N. Noell of Ashervllle, Kansas,' says be spent a good farm dwtorlng himself for chronic diseases but gpt no relief and was afraid that he must die. (Ie chanced lo get bold of a bottle of Chamberlaucrs Colic, Cholera snd War- rboea Kemedy and was permanently cured by It. For sale by, F.W. puffy. " . ' . 1 " ' ' " w 'Tis Eons. ' "The best way to tt Ue a man's vanl- ty," says the Mamiyiiuli riillosopher, "It to t' ll hlin he lis n't any." BLUE SERGE-SI..GLE -'-""A Fine Line of Bilk - Full Line oi SHOES UUUUXOJi. - j ' . '1., - , - t - - Prices to suit buyers. .1 ,t 87 MIDDLE STRUCT, y- Oor QafltseVs Si mm natorj ana rouumia UMteura or oimm df nau, wk4 al PUm, manaa, tUrtt, . arTBMWUfiaam, r.lllMan. ,jraa is, cm ritf ua, Sitie wmms, etc., and hi Minn of roax imm IWaMt, laid - JllHlilaiaKaaia,lmatraal waaa, anrw flail PROVE THIS IT CSSEKtSa A TRIAL TREATMENT. SeWBIHIlStB wa aaaMl tri ' OaU.ai", i.rimsaai BCAmKSCI.K toll notlrcnoaa about p , Tnar aaal tha am, tha halla, mu am. mmmHm mnS tntt mAArotm liniiia all WIS and -aW mm micilwr. town, countf Sod auta. CCatHSmS-OllUSWClC HTKlCTLV im UK.MTIAI. R yoa MatUI.OToa mil MplMlHlCOK:Ka Skat wUl mm SaaAwaya. Wrtte to-4y to mALYAwm M$Tiu Iiir,Oh!o. : .a S TRY PlDSTrOUY AFTERWARDS. yaiiiiiiuaiuumiuiiiuiuuiuiiimuua. THE NEW BERN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF NEW CAPITAL, UTDOES A GENERAL FIRE T. A GREEN, President, OKORUE GREEN, Secretary. M. L HOLLOWELL, Gen'l Agent. am nwtD uii Ulw.UYL.il IIIL.L. UUI ILII l FAHOUS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. ONE ItB. 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