some time, .
Indbopliil that we may increase our
aaiasiortheoext month. we will have
.AuuuAL
January and February
SALE
IV torsduee our stock.
Eurasia Ifew of the good things:
40 prs. ladirs' Turn Pat. leather Blip-
pera. worth 2.00. It 1.”.
80 . ladlea’ Turn Kid 8O ,
worthTSO. at 90 ets. ppon
‘ 205m. I‘dlcs' G. Welt Pat. Tip Rhone.
gas; it width only. worth 4.50. It
he... no no or fine
wauuglthg’mn
no, no
‘ inc: Racosn him.
Restrict Wilkes. so. item"! 2:31 8.00
, by ionaerJiofl'LServima' so.
do pvs. Lsdies' Pat. Tip Opera and
Common Sense Toe Shoes. worth 2.00.
It l 50.
180 prs. Ladies' Kid Common Bernie
Welt Shoes, worth 8 00. It .00 I pair.
In our len's Department. we will
offer the balance oi our weilhnovyn 8 00
“ Cork Sole Shoe It 2 50 I pair.
80 pro. lion's Cork Solo. lace. worth
at 1.50 a pair.
prs. Ian's Cork Sole, Lace and
85 prv. Police Shoes, worth 2.00. It
1. so I ler.
140 prs. Men's Shoes at 85 cents.
60 pro. Boys’ Grain Shoes, worth 1.75.
at t 85.
terrain new route a.
I“ h w M ”I the so pn. Youth‘s Shoes at 70 cents.
‘ 60pm. Boys’ Shoes atSOeentI.
a. Sltl Blue 8‘ An inspction of Our Goods and Our
. ,~ ' p . Prices to I Positive Conviction that
MIDWALI DIVISION. THE WHITE SIIOB STORE
“Om—u.
\Q‘w ltattows are mud a. rotten: i' 0mm“ a”
Murat. . V — Central 0M G reatcst Bargains
W 1 ‘ '1 . 95%”2‘5’0; , of the aeIson.
, - « B. H. PIIiIted.
i“ M“ _ - w, I. mm. —W"—'"“"""A*"’_‘”"‘~'~‘
Cm -, N.Y..N.I‘I. IiJLII-Oo.
'Indicates Automatic tlun.
FITS!
sale of horses by auction.
Ifgnment- from the
cart Int truck horses. express. deliver
ORACLE UPI DON’T LOSE COURAGEI II "a ”AHLNIAN s
cardinal-bis not incurable because your
has given you up. and you have not
Wed-n haunt front'the medicine you
’hsvetrhd. not In reason you cannot he
We can pee tively cure all kinds of .
Witt. vulsion or Spasmotic. W!
“[1 AI HI A POSITIVE All) runs.
' WI‘ I‘ ‘la '58. “loud?” A .I S l
.. m o o s a u
t. ~ u... .. W... .. .e uctron a e
/ Ours” you will one I medicine
feiledtoeilect I y cure. ND '
0, Gumtrewtth “$161,:th A
' ”cannot. cure as n
““g“‘“’“"““‘"‘"’”"“”‘“ COMMISSION STABLES
t ethnic. saw. 2 qt... em. ,
aunt IIDICAL 00. > ‘
' onand Water Sta. Boston. Mass 205' 206, 207, 208, .209, 210’ 211’
I ADI E 212, 214, 224, 226 East 24th St,
mummdadmu reesedor Pain-
mw flifl au ivrggularltles of m.
l ' tamer-wan? rupee ants-
use. are en re v as can can
annulled upon for speedy relief. We
to hear of I case where they have
M: one the desired result. A box
in!” he on hand It all times to provide
for Impact”. Correemndence confidential.
with full directions. securely real-
_ perhoa.
suns MEDICAL 00.
Washington and Water Ste" Boston. Mass.
rial lv
IEAD CAREFULLY-
‘I’Ils Concerns Your Personal interest
Yalhaw received I little imok of PERI-
ODICALTI'YKETG. To accomplish the pur-
Mwhioh this system of advertising is
iwe invite your earnest. attention rind
wsmdavortoexplnln the plan so you
have Ioheaitatlon in regard to its adop-
hear in mind tbut there is no
any purpose.
money refunded.
m '9 W“ whauver. either I” "a“ Each and every horIe will be sold to Ihe
In 0' ""1"“- ‘thu YO“ I'll" bignesthldder. . u. pennant.
II" of the Dealers whose ,9 ,m
appear in the victim. flunk. you _
. , -—u.ao— , (bombings 9, IO and 1]). worth
’ \ _‘ 2.50. at 1.25. ‘
isAv BAR." B 254 70 pra. lion’s {Grain Shoes, worth
3 .> ’ j I 2 00. at 1.50.
l; : , may“ , 2 Cases cf Ifen's Antics at85 'cts. I
Youthin the same, worth 185, at
bet. 2d and 3d Ave, New York
OrandOpeningluclinnSale
llnntlay. .Ien. It. I895, Ill a. ll.
Regular. Sales to take place every
Ionday and 'lhuraday following the
grand opening. in the new and spacb
one ring now being completed for the
Having made Irr-ougements for regular can
”But. horse prod Icing
stables in America. I am ready to ruoply any
number of have a of al descriptions—«coach
home. saddle bones. trotters. cube. drafti
am
rairrosd horses. In fact. horses suitahe for
48 hours’ trial given; every
horse must be as represented, or
it tries at angst-era lawsuit the
Inherited Batuaswithmadleis I
Mummbytheltrewr.
“And now for the experiment upon
myself." I exclaimed. Like tie French
men who longed "to create I new shunt
der." I longed to experience one.
I removed‘my hat Ind tulovus and the
professor laid I landed disk about two
when in diameter within the-palm of
my hand. Iwas told to gene fixedly It
thIt object, while the doctor proceeded to
make rapid posses before my face. The
passes described I circle and were varied
by others sweeping downward from head
to foot. 1 began to grow dlzny, with
something of the sensation of looking
over a precipice. The’doctor then pressed
his thumb upon my forehead. and the
disk appeared to increase in also until
finaliynl lost allldea of in proportions.
At the same time I began to breathe
heavily and to inhale more deeply. The
inspirations became more rapid. I could
heal- myeelf inhale shd exhale. ‘-
"‘Sleepl Sleep!" repeated the doctor. i
A strange semleconscloue condition on-
sued. in which the doctor's voice sounded
miles away.
:A rumbling sound was in my ears. ac-
companied by a gradual beriumblng of
my senses. My eyes closed. I erulertvhrcd
to raise my eyelids and found it impossi-
lis to do so. I felt as though I were fall‘
ing into a bottomless pit.
It was precisely the sensation one has
In being etherised.
My respiration, heavy and labored It
first. grew lighter. I breathed now more
slowly;'ths action of the heart was low.
cred. There was just the faintest pulsa-
tion perceptible, and I grew afraid.
What if my heart should cease alto-
gether? At intervals my head nodded
upon my shoulder: finally it rested there.
My hands hung limp at my sides,and
my nerves and muscles were relaxed ut-
terly.
I was conscious of the doctor’s presence,
I cocld even find myself exerting no effort
to chairs of! the magnetic spell that held
me. Whenever I made this struggle to
regain control of my muscles, i felt I
fresh wave of magnetism overcome me— '
I current that swirled me deeper and
deeper in oblivion. '
I desired to speak. but. In ailvpervading
lauguor encompassed me. I heard the
doctor prim into an adjoinllg room.
"New,” I thought, ”I can shake of! the
current.”
1 endeavored again to tree myself. and
again came it powerful thrill that left me
inert. ’
The doctor returned and seated himself
at. the piano. lie played .‘llentlelssohu’n
"Sung Without. Words."
“Now, listen for the rlbrutinus. rind tell
me when you hear them die away,” he
said. '
I listened, and it seemed in me that the
vibrations were interminable. When
they hnd ended. Ispoke.
“That is how I develop clnir~nudience
——s quality possessed by runny 'sensi.
tivcs‘ and Ilsu allied to cluiuvnyance"—
he said.
Islept on. conscious that I was asleep,
and conscious also of whnt. occurred
about me~the moving of a table in the
room above, the rustling of a newspaper,
and the doctor's step as be moved about.
I tried to think of people and of places,
but thought, too, became rut effort, and
my mind bee-times bluuk.
The darkness of this sleep appeared In.
tense. Although the room wns light not
a ray pierced the absolute darkness that.
shrouded me. A profound luugltor had
taken pussettslou of me. I desired notbv
logo-neither life our death.
I wonder if death is like lbnt!
Suddenly I felt a tingling sensation in
my veins. My head begun to tbrob and
my breathing to grow I’Illll‘t‘ rupltl. Iwns
coming buck from my trip in Lethe, and
not nltugrther pleased torturrgc from my
state of turpur. I opened my eyes,
stretched myself and finally arose from
the chair. My lmuris m-rc moist sud
cold, and u pet-uliltr t-m-rrur lull possessed
me.
“\Vell, bow lilil you like It?" exclaimed
the little qltlt'fnr, with fl merry twinkle in
his eyes. “You believe now in ruugnet-
ism. do yull nnl "‘
l
I
A llrunl-tturw lluuse llrcss.
warren-ml ooons A'i' run run: or enu-
”and isIvcthese tickets at. the rats of
mm“! for gum mt curt-rs unguided; a
latte on.supposevor uy I o e
Assn soothe amount of MID-«you leave
tent on
ml!!! cents—
Ja 0- JEHIHNBSI
: It Inotheraoor purchase amounts
leave live tickets: It still anoth-
avatore our rchsseamounts to saw-yon
ve tickets and so on In the Ian e
,wrgehwg‘e‘cbt’hegmfiu‘umn eséh Mid 40“" ‘9
means. too so your r
Mug-amt.» and credit the entire amount ”HI-I (“PH “"0 BORDERS.
“ your name on our books. When you have
‘ tleiets amountinu to any of mono lain stem ... Norwan.
numbers mentioned below. as sample hunk:- of full line latest styua of
lead on the corrnptmdlr g
t in premdiin. The premiumoc Insist
thumb-eflpviou for one run of anyxewa.
or Napalm. puhflaho d It the elven
or tickers used: any book you may do—
Iiba satan- way. or. If you prefer." w if
yea so order in trade on any one or our
firm for the amount one you for
‘ . rsalrutrs em. as mun“ rousin-
’ an an Iuaaannn 10 Is assowrsu
we" M .1 .,.,. h,
' tbstic l'l'hmlsaolimitofiime
C lanai
. ‘ 7
mid rsalstaved.
continuously y» u will re- ‘
' is
' I'iv report
1 Weird
CURE
Coughs,
Papers. Borders and «lit “tinnitus lain"
r impaction notice postal.
m" "maniac... gives.
'II-rl' lwv
molten
carefullydwtl oeuvtleketa
you have!“I a‘lfinthentlwk-
m". ' "ind-I
or premi-
I
.liarwalk. at
T financed;-
hefuritlsiteri «mom: hm Colds,
n" n «
: Sorcncss,
Whooping
Cough,
with
wrtuanns'
OOUGH REMEDY
fiffi‘u’f‘dmw”. “mm
;_ lM‘MW ‘
fl“ an
Paper langerlalnnninnr Painter
This lull l ,,,.
Skirt Wit It [m- I. not yllt'ula IN'IIIIHI. IIIIC Iii
w m p wl woollen.
front. and w: Jul-ll. i'msl' ruund~vralst-
ed broiler, Hruigltl r'rvllur' of velvet.
Sleeve plum: ull f :rr'ut'm, pull'y ulmve, out
In one pit-w n» ”I! ~Itv‘lu. Intrgc velvet
tippet. forum ~ Irv-«I'llvimpt-rl slime In
front. The \l‘linl Mind of tire ~klrl. In Iltiti
over tm- lmrill‘r.
The Law untl i-ittguuetm-rtt Iiinjs.
Arr lmput-tunt decision Inm just been
pronmtut-ml lu \‘r-rmum. us to engagement
rinus. .\ your”: mun Hlli‘ll in recover one
that be ltml given to u young \vt-rmm who,
.fler nr'wrmln” ilikl' l'ilrll, l‘r'plllllitlt'ii “IO
0
"INFO“ ;, 'I'mr jrtdut- iIi't‘IlIi‘tI that it
must 1,. ., l: r- .o- I but the rrelpisnt
mutt fu . .r wvrtlirrmm under which
n w“. . . ’I‘lw I'Zultllfill court!
m, ”by. :. » 'l'“‘illl'li llruturt engine‘-
mm', m,“ ,. n- l. . H\‘l'l‘liilit‘ ililiIl'i‘ any
elrcunastrmt- .,
llldu't Went 1‘er l’nlrs.
flanilllim‘h‘l‘" M‘xc this booklet blink“
grandma’s tum.
Mu’auflo. air. it“! mining “will”
.ulity. and diligent as a listener to the
. . , .. it “all!“
mow total . uniform-seals» ‘
sire. . sat " with. We, desire» was
lonely attended. the lunch Io, in ' {acute
he usurious. A crowd is beastly comma».
but when every member of the aocletyla
privileged to invite I guest. the daugh-
ters usually havethelr way and the result
is In attendance of I lot of sissy dudes
whom the truly patriarchlsl pope’s can-
not tolerate. The lines will he more
closely drawn hereafter. A society pupvr
announces that as the Baroness Fsva was
I
present, Ward McAlllIter, the President
of the l’utrinrchs, paid the Bnrounesa
much attention. Giovanni del Drogo.
who Is a relative of the lnfautn Euialie.
took the Countess ds Brazzu to supper.
Sir Roderick Cameron offered his arm to
the Marquise do Tulleyrnnd I’erlgdrd.
And yet thisls America. Front the chins
up, every woman It the ball might lave
stepped from a picture of on curly u re-
taentb century belle. All bud their hair
brushed brick in frontaud upln the hack.
and then piled higher and higher. until
the knot secured to end in u point.
Those church-steeple colqures must be
new.
.
It is not everybody who can go around
among his friends and by a little persua‘
eive argument induce them to form a
syndicate which will pay out. $50,000,000
in gold at the buck of his finger. But
that is just. what John Alkmun Stewart
did, and, although he is undoubtedly
proud of irisfiuccsss in so deftly manag-
iugto secure the whole hours of govern-
ment bonds, he does not exhibit the
slightest syrupton of wlmt is generally
termed the “big head."
But, then, John Aikrmm Stewart is
accustomed to deul with immense sums
of money. and while in this regard fem.
lllarity is not likely to breed contempt, it
may bring down to the plane of the or»
dinIry what might otherwise he it man-
vellous achievement. if, however, you
had been at the head of the Sub'l‘rcasury
In this city, with its gold laden cofIr-rs,
for yours; if you had directed the affairs
of I great trust company, with its hold
on ‘untold wealth; bad you been accus-
tomed to kellp a watchful eye on millions
of your own hard earned coin. you might
eventually come to feel that a million.
more or less, was not it mutter of over-
whelming moment.
And all this has been dune by John A.
Stewart, the organizer of the syndicate
which bus just. won it llnuuciul victory
which Iill‘tfiel. neurly the whole world
talking about. it and the man who ms-
nuuvred it.-~.\'. Y. Ilerultl.
We are surprised to ace tlmt Dr. Pork-
hurnf. in unaparing in his denunciation
of Mr. Thomas (I. Plait in a wicked foe
to nutuicipul reform of the kl .d rtppi‘uvcd
by the pulpit of the Madison Squnre
Presbyterian l‘hurclx.
Brother Plan. has been an attendant rat
tbrtt srtrrvtuury cxeruplury in his punctu-
spiritual and rl-furmntory lcttcblugs rind
atlmouitiuns of its poster. lie is a I‘res-
byteriun in his religious proclivitics, and
hence presumably of is severely religious
cast. of mind. His choosing the Muriison
Square Church as his particular place of
worship in town, and his prominence as
the uecttpnut of one of the beat pews,
would set-m to lntlicuto that lie wad edi-
Iled by the nutgiviuga of lid pulpit. Not
any of the vett-rttu and strtlwnrt I’resbyl
tcrlnus sifting about him. the lion Smith
Ely, Jr. Mr. I). Willis .lurnes, Mr. John
Crosby Brown, and .‘I r. William) E. Dodge,
for instance, buve been more punctual in
their attendance on the srtnctuury. more
earnest in their devotions, or nppnrcntly
better sntlsflmi with the spiritual food
offered them by the pttstor tbuu lirolber’
Plull, umv scored its on abandoned politi-
cal mum-r by Dr. l’nrklrurst.~-.\'. Y. Sun.
In spite of the apparent eagerness of
Lord Durlrnvr-n to bring about as men for
tho Arnerirru‘si‘up tit-xi lull. us rrrrtiiers
stuud ill pvt-aunt it looks u».- If the extru-
ortiiuury curd-malarial tit-nuiu-le by the
Rnyui Yul-bl Squruimn would rrmlte it
impossible to nrrnngoucnutt-al. 'I'llt- deed
of gift finder which the New York Yuolit
Club lmlrl~ tbd cup is thr- print-iplt- ub-
afucle in tire duty of an rigrct‘rm-ut. 'I'Itis
doclrrrterrt l'illllfllllfl r'i-rizrlu provisinns
which were irm-rted fur the purpose of
enabling the Iliviiiiff‘hllI t be cup to pvt-pure
themselves In «It-fend itu prism-Minn. The
English yfii'IIlMillr‘ll object. Illtmi strongly
to the clume compelling thorn tn (IlHt‘Ilriitl
tile rut-usurt-rncnls of I.iu- bunt. with which
they llf'upllet' to met: for be «up, liloclttim
being Illltllt' timt. this inforrnutlou gives
the holder of the rup rul unusual nth-nu-
logs in building it bout to defend [it more
slim of the trophy. To the luy mind,
however, Mich n result would .‘lt'i'lll to be
highly t'rt-tlituble to the skill of tiredn-
uigut-r of the American Imrii. uud rm lliil‘li'
sirlp Wlilllt‘vcr to the r'ltulIt-rrgr-r.
Where l'ucltn Nuin'l Flags Are blade.
III‘IUI‘I‘ ft uuur-o‘wnr is completely
equipped sire rrlust. Im supplied with is
“tried rmnrirrmut of the Ilugu of all my.
tlons. ’I‘lrt-flmz IIM‘kl'l‘iHiI u l'I‘llItli‘l‘ like
theva York will coutulrr more tburr two
hundred tiliIt‘l‘t'llL tie-dune,
All tinI film.» for our only ure mode in
the r-qllipmt-ul building ul. lite Brooklyn
Navy Yrml. The floor of tho ling room
In CilVi'I‘i'iI with lines representing the
exact tut-rmrrrrnouts of the vurlous t-n-
signs, rind it. is no artsy rrmilt-r to turn out
a flag which will be exactly according to
putter-u, both it.» to design and uwusttrt»
merit. ’I‘ln'r'e an elgirt colors used in
flagswrcd. white, blue. orange. yellow,
green. brown, block and currury yellow.
The curmry yellow ls used limit-ml of white
in flags third for signalling. This Is be-
cause it In found thufr. when slgnulllrig at
I (Ilsillfiirl'. it while flog or u device on
awltlte gruliml blends with the horizon
and becomes almost invisible. ’l‘ite larg-
est Amt-rlmm flog made is culled No. I.
It nteusurmilflill feet In length and illill
feet. in breadth. nod is very rurclyttsed.
’l‘he sizecullerl No. 2, which is cormlder-
ably lllltillll‘l‘. is the one generally used by
wor ships. Cruisers curry the ritnra and
Stripes in seven different sizes, but only
the MIIillPrlptilIit and the Detroit fly the
giunhtltr No. I size.
The rnuat tliilltult firm in ruulm is that
of Sun Solvmlor. 'l‘lm ling rlflllil‘ils all
the colors, nml limit-u Illr'n rttirrtl In close,
requirltrgnll but brown. (fur-ohm ilnuis
by no llll’llfili on easy one to m c. Th6
M stars ill their bluo field low to he so-
eurstely urruugedmnd the strip . mathe-
matically erect. according to c. . official
ttern. The store are mrltle muslin.
oldati illi times and punched u n by I
steal calm». which outs it done or liver.
Ilmticrt'malu «throne pair or _
limpet ~“i at “did ”U
l oils». inc
5’
starlet can!» operation. ‘l‘ir ears used
lutht Navy Yard $0.009 Verde ’
, III , gillclt lentil readout ‘
l
leading representative of royalty l
'lurnbln .Bta’anr anti III-F rainy.
fin and but Iron Wort. '
Plans and estimates furnished for either hot
it ater. steam or hot air heating.
B p. m . and on Saturday evenings from d to 8
Winters” allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANB. Prest. .
HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
unites.
AT Hues,
tr HALE’S.
AT HALES.
S—TI'OCK-S...
any act ve market. it wi pay you more than
double the average rate of interest in
flat ilr Heating.
60 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
51 Washington street.
Open dIllyfrom 9 to 12 I. m.. and from He
JOHN E. FEBRIS. VicevPreBt.
JOHN H. KNAPP. See. and 'l’re.
LOW PRICES.
LOW PRICES.
LOW PRICES.
LOW PRIIIS.
it you desire to invest in stocks in a safe Ind
I t mate manner without care and worry;
so rlbe to our discretionary aceounmwhfc
will pa you from 2 to B r cent. weekly in
In
onllnar business pursuits. Deposits received
from to 81MB.
We will be pleased to furnish you refer»
once as to our success in the past. and what
we are doing for others. if you are situated
where you cannot call on us in person. addre-
you' ~o umunicatlons to the
Metropolitan News 00.,
I8 Con-real at , Boawn. Mass.
We remit profits once a week and rincipal
l I three days’ notice. Parties referr up to dc
imlr own advertislnu. are adv red tosubscrihe
incur Daily Market letters. which give you
im tsnt nrormati-m on active stocks. and
wi enable you to make money if you do your
own speculating. Rates. till) per month: or
with telegrams of important ch tunes. 3.!) per
month. Address.
Metropolitan News (20..
48 CONGRESS ST.,
Lock lion 2.163. “noun, Ilse.
oil Om -
”WAGONS.
ew and second hand
uggies, Pbaetnns, Carriages
Brnnnltsnsmnrlles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
0AM: MD Ell mum-1
Henry Tilly.
ABI YOU GOIHG to
Florida
This
Winter?
[If so he surelIud so by the
“CLYDE LINE.’
he only steamship line running from
New York direct to
J ackaonvllle.
Stopping 'at.
Charleston. 8. C.
I For tickemtstateyoom. etc. inquire of
GEORGE F. BEARSE, AGENT,
Innis: gnome
WATER POWER.
t nursed! ulckaao
“Mafia!“ Mil
W. Mo
Fla”
Washin gto‘ In, D.
u. ore Point Control-r. ‘v's.
-700 trims or center may 1
0n the Beautiful new steamship. 9m“
OLD DOHIIIIOII LIIIE ‘
El
affording Rest sac Recreation. ,‘
i
, .
‘ These trips are £11:le 'II I considerable pt:
tion is made thro h the quiet wIters of tilt.
famous Hampton Roads and Potomac lives;
Ind there is little likelihood of aeasickneas.
Also tickets on sale. with privilege of W
or returning by rail.
Write for particulars of theee"aud other ds- 3
Iltrhtful trips to '
Old ilomldlon steamship Company.
Pier as. mirth liver. law York.
W.'L. flhtllaudeu. Vice-President and M I
lie Manager. did 0m.
no.1nenrr -
Did you notice it? What? Why thatyeih
manor about "A Great Sacrifice Sale.” not: ,.
Ire the items: \
10 lbs of Granulated Sugar.
1 can leader Milk.
2 Ozone Soap.
i can Tomatoes.
1 lb. Black or Ifixed Tea.
1 lb. best Ground Coffee.
1 can best Corn.
1 lb. Ginger SnIps.
ibox Enamelins Stove Pollen,
l-é lb. best Ground Pepper
.yc.»+»“"‘
"To obtain these prices purchaser will ha
to buy the entire order." ' "
books well. But this talk of "great are '-
tlce," “genuine bargains.“ and "ones we .5
not afford i cry day.“ isIall rotten ' on
The profit that bill of goods ‘
33% cents on tie dollar and if y.
ame with the guarantee of better hi .
flare“
and Tea. and if you want it every day in the ‘Em,
week. you can get it right here for 31.40 (nah. i, . “‘M :u‘
Ilibble 8r. Cornstnel’s.
it's)
p I". .
Vl‘li L’.">—~.
been
ton on
”lver 21m, 2
10—2.!)
IT or I
. Vt‘h
.ql
PIEKLEI] UYSTEIIS
FOR THE HOLI DAYS.
HORSE RADISH
GROUND TO ORDER, AT
r: I‘
iwriyt/
ll)- 3
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