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THE JOUJINAL.
. E. HABPEE,
, T. HANCOCK,
Proprietor.
Local Beporter.
f" fi!i,frrcil (it the hist O'cr ot Arm
Berur N. (' 11a stem ml rlnx mutter.
A UNITED DEMOCK.U'V.
The Journal salutes the united
and iu vincible Democracy.
News comes from Washington
thit the Conference upon the Tariff
baa resulted in a bill recognixiDg
the fundamental principle on which
the party gained its great victory
in Jtf'.rj " tat ill for revenue
only,".
This is causa ot long and load re
joicing. tLV68 tbe Democratic flag of
tn ;Jnu)n to. tue inus wunoui a
"spot on its ample folds and cov
ered all over with the insignia of
victory.
lint that which gives us the
greatest pleasure and most satisfac
tion is the action of Tennessee,
Alabama, Georgia aud North Caro
lina. They stand on a platform
erery plank of which is rivited to
imperishable granite.
The elections are over in Ten
nessee and Alabama and tbe skies
an luminous with Democrat 10 bOD.
fires.
In Georgia and North Carolina
the com bat is yet to come, but the
deployment of Democratic lines is
splendid!
Whatever may have been our
preconceived idea of the policy to
be pursued iu this campaign, the
action of the Democratic State Con
veution is an end to contioversy,
and accepting it as the authorized
enunciation of North Carolina
Cetnocracy, we intend to keep step
to its music.
On the great question of Silver,
Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia and
North Carolina are standing shoul
der to shoulder, and it in pleasing
to know that !M Cleveland is look,
jpg ia the same direction. Bat while
the Democratic Masses of these
States are in favor of the imme
diate resumption of free coinage,
the President postpones the gol
vden moment o- silver restoration,
auj hojies ,hat "iu two years we
shall liavo Knglaud at our
ieet.''
The signs are all propitious.
The day ot deliverance is com
ing. . '
Jt may be delayed a month, a
'year, or two years, but the morning
Star of 1'rosperity has risen above
the horizon prophetic ot coming
daj!
v.
An Appeal r,om Coreu.
Mr. i'eSnng Soo, Corea charge
d'affaires, bas recently received
despatches from Seoul which re
veal a most alarming and pitiful
condition of affairs among the peo
ple of that rocky peninsula.
Only this morning he recieved a
letter from bis son, written
before the Chinese and Japanese
troops invaded tbe country, which
confirms be yond all doubt the
belief that tbe most decided foe
tbe people of thei little kingdom
have to contend with is starvation.
Hundreds are dying daily. Some
ttraggle to maintain themselves,
,)Bt others commit sojeide ratber
than contend against hopeless
chances.
This horrible condition has been
brought about by tbe failure of tbe
crops for two successive years.
Last year they were rained because
tbere was too much rain, which
washed away all that waa planted
and growing. This year there has
been a long continued drought,
wbioh has been equally disastrous.
Tbe suffering produced by these
events among a population of ton
million of people who are strictly
agricultural is very great. Farming
is tbe only industry ol Corea, and
- although there is some money in
circulation, it is very little, and
the government in collecting taxes
for its t-npport is forced to take rice,
grain, beans, and even liorseN and
Lint yf t U pm i'i 11 men t hi u o
houta it' tlitowti oii'ii tn 1.1111 .
ply th-poplo wi'Ii loud and nrod ,
This tir ihi) M,oie liouaeH were;
empty. Tiion followed riot and
rebellion among the iihUvoh, who!
wtre ttlarviiij;. II wan Una relii'llinn
that brought the troops of 4 ' Ij 1 11 1 .1 f
audJapan. WLat food and 11.1
ii8in were left buv.' been tllfet'll '
DV the invading tuinics.
The ,Iapauet' II -t litis closed
tbe principal pin I , which is u-.tlh
tbe month ot the kuigtlou., ,-niil
the OhineHejwIdiers are iuarteifd
a' the capital, or hear . ami pi i
nig uad havtm with it.
Marriage for imsinr 'leu.
This is a truu Htory, uad oue tliac
will apply to many oiper youii
meD besides this r 1 , uUr one.
It is a great pity tli 1 this is true,
but it is.
A prosperous Ihpv h'hs man who
employs quite a ntn.iluT of clt-iku,
said reeeutly that he had Iummi Iml
to the conclusion that llio onuo;
mau who saved and invested hi:
earnings is an exception to thttj
rule, lie was surpiiseil Vt liutl ;
thin to be true. The facts came
out wheu he began redueing Inn
working force as business fell oil'.!
The first to be dropped wen1 those j
who bad no family depending upon
them. Then u was that they
would confess hadn't saved a dul-
lar, and had no means whatever
upon which to live.
Th uuniu tiiLiti iiIsja ...I
that the married men neailv nil,
had saved something, mil will: 1
Standing their Nalaries wen' no'
larger, and iu some ei;ses less,!
than thoje drawu by single men.
liy quizzing these young Imclie-!
lors he fouud that riotous 'ivin1
was the principal cause of then '
poverty. Some of them gambled!
on the quiet, aud olheis just na-j
turally let it go right ami lel'i, as 1
long as there was any lo go.
From this he concluded th,i!i
marriage is a very good thing foi
young men, provided be marries
a sensible, practical sort of a wo
man. Hereafter ho proposes to
give married men the preference
because, SO doill, ho Will be helplli','
those Who are Willing to help them-
selves. 1'ittsburg Coiumerci;'
(
zetle.
C'lmuijiiuiis of Aliseiit-iiiiiiiliMliii ss
They are tellirig a story of a
Dutchman who presented himself
at a registrar's oltioe recently to
obtain a licence for this approach
ing marriage, and who, on being
asked the name of the bride, was
compelled to confess that 11 had
quite esoaped him, and he had to
return homo for the uecessiry in
formation. It's a pretty goo: I story
of absence ol mind. There have
been cases where persons nave
even forgoten there own name.
Leasing, the historian, was sub
ject to the most wonder! ill fitj of!
abstraction . One uighf, retui iiing j
home late, he rang the trout door!
bell, and when a servant c illetl out 1
irom an uper windo'v iiiat the pi .)
lessor was not at home, Iib sanl,
"All right; I'll come again," aud
walked away.
There was an Kuglish clergy 111 an,
the Kev. George Harvest, who was
engaged to a daughter of the Lis
shop of London, but on the day of
his wedding went fishing, and,
loregetful of the appointed hour,
did not appear for the nnptiaN.
Thejlady broke oil' the match.
lie Declines the .Noininatitin ami Li:, .
Mis Reasons There fur.
Notwithstanding the earni-1
solicitation of a host of Inentls
and a sincere desire to serve an y
country in any position my fellow
citizens may see lit lo pi ice me, I
am forced by circumstances beyond
iny control, 10 decline the noun
nation for Congress in ilns Dis
trict for the ensuing term.
1 realize to the full extent 1 lit
regret my courso will cause.
especially to the many candidates
in the field, but my determination
is irrevocable and can not, b
changed. What is the paltry
salary of 5,00(1 per annum to a man
occupying the position iu the
commercial world, such as 1 I10M!
Laying aside all other considera
tions, 1 could not allord to accept
the place, as it would necessitate,
absenting myself for months at a
time trom a great and growing
business which I am commoting in
the interest of the toiling masses.
As il is well known throughout
this Sunny South Land, llig lxc,
The Great American P.aukrupt
Dealer ia always on I he lookout
for liargains in the interest of his
customers; and having recently
brought the immense Stock ol
Cothing, Hats and Furnishing
Goods from F. W. Thornton of
Fayetteville, N. G, at such a great
sacrifice, I am thoroughly convinced
that I can bo ol more service to
my customers at my place of
business, dealing out goods at
prices never heard of before this
Great Slaughter Sale, than I could
possibly be in tho Halls cf Con
gress.
Thanking my friends lor the
honor intended, Uig Ike, T. (. a.
13- D., can be found for a week or
two yet at his store in Thornton
Block, where you will always find
a hearty welcome Irom him.
Wanted.
uriler tn introduce mir wrl.
nu'cnls everywhere, wu will 1
In
secure
coat. e.4 or oiuitt lor anyone in ll
United Statec free of charge.
Iu sending ioods by return mail, please
send sttimps for return postage. Address
JfvKKiKS Steam Dvk Wobks,
314 South Blount Street. Kdcigh, N. ('.
jul43m
Convention Dates, y
First OongHNsional District at
OrcenvillB Aoguat JU'h, '
i.'i-'iiid I'.uirari'ij.siiiii.il District,
Iv 'i ky ..loinit, dimml iv, August
Ninth rongrpsxional.
A ti gum I V
Fourth i'Oi(;ri'nsi( hi 1 1
A nust 1,1.
As) eville,
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1 ilehcau. odor and leaves the xkin soft
I nnd velvety. Try it and you will never
I iiro any other.
(I. W. (iAKKll.l.
st 11n; .7's 'tins.
NEW BERNE HOUSE.
MM City, N. C,
.t- II. .MyVrSi I !!.
Pli'j-.iiil Location New Maiian'c-iii'-i.i
( 01 nl Aecoin modal ions
- -A I tent 1 vt? Servants,
i'lTins I.Y.i unable.
Bathing
Houses Free.
MOUNT MITCHELL
I lO TKC.
i Jhiok .MMiiil:iin,?S'.C:.
isiupasseil Scenery, Water,
and Fare.
' Terms UeasuiiM hie.
I m iis M;n Is), 1S!M.
Air.
V. I). SPItAC.r
1 up
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dour.
and
Post
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A. JONES
SAI.i:, Ll VICKY.
AND
STABLES.
CANVAS Cloths
-AND
II " -If "
l,:idie.s. Dresses of llicse
inatcrials will lie ver.
fasliioiiiilile fur .Momil -ain
or Sea-shore lliis
slimmer.
4 W'v arc olli rinu' a line of
i;i;oK', Psnv.v, l:i,rl
'I'ji il ;i ml i f4t?li,
;;ii lo ."l i m lies; wide, from 40e to
81 (III . - It 5.1
S:iiii;. i s I'i ritl.v Mailed.
W.H. &-R. S. TUCKER, & CO.
llALEIGHN.O.
CK-j
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li :s; T.sl.illON FREE. 1
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Pllle ('.ill nr..' i ; : - ' I lillis llllil
T' iins lur liire ni 1 t'.-i. rate-.
P.i-st ntteiiM..ii i,. 1 1. ,,l; i': l.'.r-i'i.
Horses a'i'l Mn ..11 I -r rush or
11' '..iillllll .'!. ' I.
S .mil Pi., 11! :!. ;. v I . : ne, N.j '.
I hip,, ,' 1 . . " t'.jil-e.
All Organized.
We take, verv great )leasuio 111
stating that Maj.. U. U. Kogers,
Stale Agt.,for Tiik United ?ank
lN.fi AND 3lTIT,niNf; Co., of Uit h
inond, Va., lias oivTiinized this
strong board here.
OFFICERS :
K. 11. Jones, President.
Jas. w. Diddle, Vice Pies.
II. M. (JnovKS, Sec'y. K Ties.
U'M. W. (Jlauk. Attv.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
M. I 'UNN, UHAS. JCKIZENSTKIN
N. II. Street, Matt Manly.
Il 1 E Y, I'.KN llAHN,
.1 AH. !. Di l l. Y.
Al'PUAISEKM : N. II. Street
Jas. V. lliddle, V. Dully.
I 'i'Loaus granted jiro'inplly .
s'll :tin
JUST RECEIVED
A Car Load of
Western Flour
Direct from the Mills
1 A
CAK LOAD yV
New Orleans Molasses,
right oflf the farm in
Louisianna, from first
hands.
Also a full slock of ol her 1 1 ot
cries and farmers supplies, fur sal
cheap. Call and see nie, il wil
par .yon.
!(. R. JONES.
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A I I. VN'I IC A XOKTII CAKOI.I .N A IMC
e si:nh 1:11 ni:ei: rt i:nt.
Nch Heme, N. t'., .Inly -Olh. Is1l.
11 ll.. 1 ml t oiivelitlnn I" lie lie III 111
Kin-Inn S'pleirlier 1 lilt I s!i I.
T,. A-i ills A. , N. ('. Uiiir.i.il:
Villi ate . Illlle. lie.l tnse lielicls I
Iheal'iive limn ion station t.i Kinston
ainl teliii 11 at Tarilf No.
'I'irkels 011 --tie Sciiteiiilu'i' !llh mill
1 Huh. 1
itii ;n
In return until Sepl. I"
S. L. DIM,, Sup't.
Atlantic & North Carolina R. R,
P KH-:M.l II I 'Ml' MtTMKN'l .
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III. 'Ill,
To Av
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I'll lii Is (sciisini "I ll'li lie lit n.iMii.ii sla-
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fur relic n .:i
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to nil other rcnirls- in Western
North ('aroliiia or Vireinn, cm I'nrn
isheil ti,oii ,i))ili('iiliuii. Children un.ler
live (5) yens oI'ultc free. hilihcn ol live
! tin, I under twelve d') vi-nrs ot itic are
hiill'ol the iilinve iiitnud lull s. ,
S. I,. DIM,, (I. I'. A.
(m. HKNDEUSSON
(HiieceK.sor to linberls & HoudPrson,)
General Insurance Agent.
RopreBentinji Inmuiince Oompany of
North America of l'liiliuIulpliiA.
Ilonie Insiiriinee Coiurauy of Now
Yoik.
Hartford Firo Iiisiiiiuk o Coinpany of
Hartloril
lineen Insurtinei Coiiipiiiy oT Knt;
Unit.
North I '.in 1 i 1 1 a 11 .me I ,ihi i raiH-o Com
i- in) of Kiileiu'i
liroeiiwich liiHiir.un n I 'nuiininy, of
Brooklyn.
Pliomix lusiiraneo Oomi,iuy,of Btook
!yn. Lnitnil Underwriter!) Ie.suranco Com
pany, of Atlanta.
Boston Maiine liimiriinue Cniniiany, of
Bohtoti.
TJrIK
RICHMOND DISPATCH
Daily
Hiiinlay,
Weekly,
Per Annum,
ii ii
SW.OO.
1 .5(1.
1.(10.
I';, per-reach New I'erne on itiy of I'nl,
liculion, ninl contain latest North Car
olina News, lo'ellier with Teh'Kiapliic
Keporls of the World.
E. S. STREET.
lists .1 ust Iteceivecl
A CARLOAD OF
WESTERN HORSES
And DefleB
Prices.
Competition as to
Win. rX OLIVER
'A, . '.I,;'
Life, Fire Marine,
Accident, Fidelity,
Steam Boiler
X11 Mtirau co,
NHlWUJiUN.jN. 0.
A Number of Time-Tried and
Firo-Teslotl Companies Keprcseut
ed. Over 15,00)1,(1(10 assets repre
sented.
NOIOUAKY PliP.LIC.
Commissioner of Deeds for New
York, Coiinecliciil and Pensyl
van 111.
l'Agent Nat ioini'l Hoard Ma
ine Unilerw 1 iters.
PLUMBING. STEAM
AND- 1
GAS FITTING. I
I have ass, 11 ::tl, i wilh nie Mr- W. ('.I
Iteaslv, a pr.iilii .il Sanitary I'linnlier. id- i
so (Ja- anil ts(,. 1,1 Pilfer.
To Ihnse eonleniplalin liavin' work
lime in either ill (lie uli.ive In inii-lies. r
will 1-ti ; rl ( 1 1 1 Inrnisli esliinutes. i
tPl)" Pl'iinilil atli lllinll will In 1. i ill In
all win k 1 nt 1 11 h , I , , 11 .
I). CSMAW. j
i Is Jin W. ('. l'.KAM.V.
i'KOKiiH8ioNAL.
Dr. E. H. GOLDBERG
SURGEO-ORAL DENTIST,
Ollic, Henry nuildiu-
Miiiilleslreet.lii.lwecn liroa.l innl Pollock
iNnrlli Lpiscojial eluiti li yn
Now Borne- N.
BRANCH OFFICE
Lit ksonvillc, Onslow Coun. vN.C.
DR, G. Z. BAGBY,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Offloe
ilidJlpatrent, oppotnte Hnptlet
ohuroh.
dooSiiwlf
NEWFtKRN, N. 0.
J. D. CLARK.
DR.
DKNTIST,
DEW BKHKK, N. C.
Oftlce on Oraven street, betwneu Pollock
nd Bioid.
. H. BENTON, LI. DM DD.S.
rr:K'i.c litnlit
1 lo
Mi-
t r v
( hn-r:i1i e
'li;niif:il Den! i :
ami i M'niai si-ri'iy.
'I'ocll, OV. 1 TH V. ttMl
without nitin ,y tin
llc nt Nitl'o o.vith
lOvcrythhi in the Mm- ol ht-ni isi iy
tin- Ih--.1 stvlf. S:itii;iction ri;niuilc
iltlco, conn r m ,Mililc slnsH ;iml
Alley, oppoHili: Ii:iptit t linrclt.
P. H. FELLETIER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Pollock etrct-t, First room above Farm
er's & Merchant's Bank.
Will practice In the Counties of (jrfcvtn
rterot, Jodoh, tuislo w and Paraltco.
V Uniterl Hliitea fJourtat New Htrne,D(J
Buurome Court oftlin Htale.
WIVI.E CLARKE,
Ollicc, 72 Soufh Front street
Of.-
posilo Gii'Sloii 11 oiiso.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND
Ileal Estate Agent.
Now It 'lie, N-. ('.
Connections. New V rk
Boston and Canadu.
Timber lands
Farmlands, Truck lands.
Town lots,
Do you want to buy !
WHITE.
Do yon want lo Hell t
; WRITE.
SPECIAL.
1500 .'.ores. Trout Honrt, 6 miles of oity,
Timber and Truck lund.-
W. L. Douglas
C CUOt l THE BEST.
V OrlwCiHOeQUSAKINQ.
5. CORDOVAN,
FRENCH EMAMFI I Fnut r
4--5.5PFlNE CAlf &KJiN6ARDa
3.5PP0LICE,3SoLEa.
EXTRA FINE.-
2.l.7sB(lYs'SCHI)0LSHOE3l
LADIES.
.-2502.H7V
SEND F0 CATALOGUE .
W'L'DOUSLAS.
BROCKTON. MASS.
- ll.' JSF
Yon cud nave mnny liy purchasing W. X..
Ilouylaa HhoBt
BecauH, we are the largest mannfactareri of
advertised shoes in tbe world, and guarantee
the value by stamping the name and price on
the bottom, which protects yon against high
prices and the middleman's profits. Our shoes
equal custom work in style, easy fitting aud
wearing qualities. We have them sold every
where at fower prices for the value given than
any other make. Take no substitute. IT your
dealer caunot supply you, we can. Sold by
J.J., BAXTER,. Agt.
hi. 9AHN & CO.
50- "HEAD H0R8E8 AND MULES" 50
RANGING FROM 4 TO 7 YEARS OLD,
And
Weighing
From
Some extra line Drivei'.s iu Uorses also adapted to
Exceptionally fine'Dral't- Horses aud Mules.
A full and complete line of Buggies and
Harness fal ways on hand.
Blue Front Stables, JM ildleStreetNew Berne, N. C.
ESTABLISHED 18(i).
RVEMB1IRG & CO.
v WV.9
i ou?ce!sor XQ
VViinlPQPlP 1101111111001011 MPrPhQIIO
! "W'WUIW W V II I III
FOR TJlE SALE OFJ
, ISOUTHERN FRUITS & TRIJC1C.
i.inc, a.
i "Voetfibles.
KiyWatcrmelons & (StawborrieH n fixM.-iiili
i 1 KEADF. STKKET, 'KW YORK.
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lil-.l-KliKVI KS: -( liRtlmin Nalionnl Clink,
Truck Shippers.
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20? to 21 1 So. Water St..
BAN KS.
Farmers & Merchants Bank
lU-Kan Imsiness May, 1891..
Ciipilol Slin k, paii in, - $75,000.00
Surplus. - - - O.OOO.Of)
rmliviilod Pofils, . . 2,500.00
Divi(lcnilsi;ii(l, - 12,750.00
(IKFKJEHS :
I.. II. Ct TM'.n. . . President.
VV. S. Ciiadwiok, . . . VicePn-a.
T. W. Dkwkv, . , , Ctmhior.
A. II. Powell, , . . Teller.
F. Y. Mattiikws, - . Collector.
With well established connections tins
Uank is picpiircil lo otfer nil uccommo
dntinns consistent with conservative bunk
iiii. 'r
Prnmpl mid careful attention given to
colleelinns.
We will Ih plensed to eoi respond with
tlm-m who inny e.oulemphite making
i lunges or openiny; new accounts.
J. A. BBYAH, THOS. DANIELS,
President, Vice Pres.
a. H. E0BEET3, Cashier.
THE NATIONAL BANK
Of New Berne, N. C.
INOOEPOBATED 18G5.
Capital, $100,000
Surplus Profits, - 98,168
niHECTOHS:
Jas. A. IfitYAN, Thos. Damkls,
Chak. S. Urvan, J. II. Hacrburn,
.Ino. Dunn, L. harvey,
fJ. II. IfoiiKKTs, K. K. Bishop.
Thos. A. Grke, I'rns.
Win. Dunn, Vieo-l'res.
O. E. Foy, Cashier,
It. M. Gbovks, Teller.
CITIZEN'S BANK
ow 2srKw BxrEurx), 3sr. o.
A GENERAL BANKING BU8INKHS.
no
flic Aceounts ot Ranka, Bankers, Corpor.
ation.s, Fannera, Merchants and (.IIi.th re.
ceiveil mi Inrorubln terms. Proinut und care
liil attention given lo tbe lnteiest ot our cus
tomcru. BOAKO OF DIRECTORS.
Perdlnanq Ulrleli, E. H. Meadows.' I
.1. A. Meadows. e.hn. Tk,,r t-1 v.
S,11."" 0,M' Umo Redmond, -
SJini- " t ow'-CT' Cl"1 Retianstelii, -
Willlnni imnn, MaydrHalui, . -
K. W, . Minallwond, Thomas A. Green
Geo. N. iven, . , c.. Fov...
850 to 1450 lbs. Had:
all
purposes
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ComiiKTrial ATi'tioii- Mini I'i iiu-ipuli
and Rigging
oi hiidi-class Yacht Sails and kiijirintc ,.i
V nnicli Mow llmse olitainahle on the seaho.iul AIm
Complete Outfits For Fishermen.
. ol your boat and we will submit
estimates on her complete ontht.
Flags
Tepts
Goods.
Catategue of Sails and Marine Goods.
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CHICAGO, ILL.
VITAL TO MANHOOD.
MENT, . apeoiao for IUrtirta?DIdn Fl"
. . NerTu PrOBtrnUnn caused l.v
3 "r00. We;ulnMM, Mental n,.re8"i.m
SSliS" ol B.rm- """""nu Insanity, minor., ucca
P?.;ta3'.nhUr9 Vhl AlfB' "rriiiin.-i.s, KsT
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Female WeaknasiieB, Involuutary Loh, Spur ma
torrhoja oaujed by over-ex,tinn ot brain, Jt" If
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F.S. DUFFY, DrugglHt i.n.i
Sole Agent.
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