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Oregon Sentinel
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JACKSONVILLE. JACKSON COUNTY, ORECOX,
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VOL. XXIM--NO. 15.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON: APRIL 17, IS7S-
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
t'B. F. D0WELL O.B. WATSON
LOWELL & WATSON,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
JACKSONVILLE, OHEGON.
.All Im.lneM pUred In nnr hand. s III receive prompt M
- tentlon. B3- Special attention given to collection..
. W. KAI1LKH. U, B. WATSOJJ
KAnLER & WATSON,
A.
TTOENE YS-AT-L AW.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
Will practice In all the Cnnrts of this State; ohtaln T't
ents for all clat.wi cf pil-lic lanJs. both clneral ami
Aflenltnral; ntt-nd promptly to collection anl attend
tc all connty and Trohate husincs.. OFFICI' opjHwtile
tin court bonne. Jnn iT.lStSlf.
HI K. 1IAXXA,
A TTOEHEY-AT-LAW
t. And NOTARY PUULIC,
JACKSOXVIII.E, ORn&OX.
XIII practice In all tho Onrtj of the State. Prompt at.
tentlon siren to all Itn.lncttslefllnmy rare. 3-0 file
In Orth's hrlck Imll.line. ( tin. 30 7M f.
DR. J. C. BELT,
pHYSICIAII AND SURGEON,
JACKSONVILLE, OltEflON'.
arlnplocatad In the town of Jacksonville for the pur
pose of practising-SnrjrerY and other branches of my
profession, I respectfully n.k a mrtton of pnldlc pat.
ronaio. 3H)FF ICK Sccund door north of the 17. S.
Hotel. nov2J,'73tr
G. II. AIKEN. M. I).,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
JACKSONVILLE, CREIOS.
iP-Ofti;') lfxt door In tlic Telegraph Office.
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L. DANFORTH, M. D.
pilYSICIAN ATvD SURGEON,
JnrUsouvUIr, Orrgnh.
Offiee on O-iliforniii street, nppnO'e I. J
Ryan's store Residence on Third street
oppo-ite and pr.i of the M K. Church and
ndjuininsj the Court IIone block on the
norili.
MARTIN VROOMAX, M. 1).
. pSYSICIAN AND SURGEON,--
Dr. Vro imin crnie lirr tiiIi Hip intention
or p-rmanelitly Ineatitu; himelf In the
jrae'ic I'fhis profession. Is n erndnate.
iinl. from twenty-seven year- experience in
tlif ilh.ii) incident to'thl t!oa.t. flitters
liimelf us being able to give general sutis
fnetinn. "T
Office on tlrnl Street.
a- c. cirms. l. n. sie.mins.-
G13BS & STEARNS,
ATTORNEYS .Sl COUNSELLORS
Rooms 2 and 4 Strowbridfrc's Bniidine,
PORTLAND'
Will practice in all Oonrts of Record 'n the
Stale of Orfiron and Washington Territory :
m ,,, v pn,uc.ar ULumiou to utisina '
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.Federal Coiirts.
WILL. JACKS ON,
'DENTIST,
Jacksonville, Oregon.
ESjSTEFrH EXTRACTED A
AT
Jrfidmiiii6tercd. if desired, 'for which
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,tra"charp will be made.
Office and residence on corner of California
nnd Fifth streets.
;DR. SPINNEY 8c CO.,
SPECIALISTS,
'No. 11, Keakxey Steeet
;rpREATS ALL ClIUONIC AND PRIVATE
JL diseases without the aid or mercury.
Consui.tatio:j Free.
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' (Office honrs 0 a. m. to 12 m; 2 to5 and fi to 9
p. m.. Sundays excepted. ConMiltattnns Iree.
Call or address Dr. A. 15. SIHUNEY& CO., No.
II. Kearney street. San Francifco. '
MIDjLLNG SURVEYS.
TS. KOTAUD-'havinp: bepn dny appointed
, j U. S. Mineral Surveyor for lUvcomties of
Jackson, Jopphine and Curry. Statu of Oregon
will make official snrveyx of mining claims.
OFFICE At Jacksonville, Oregon.
THE CI i Y BREWERY.
TEIT SCIIUTZ, Proprietor.
T WOOL!) MOST ItESrECTKULLY IN.
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form the citizen: of jAclcsonrllle nnd tbnV3-?? '
rnrtil .t lnv. that flii.vmtt flml at anw tlm. nTSnaaiirf
Hi ray Ilrewri. the Iet of l(;er Leer. In nf't;"
t,nantltjr the pnrchaer inj; ilnire. My hon.e 1 convr.
nlentljattaatfsl and m j rootne re hIwrjb In nrnVr. i
till t will plenie yga. Jaul5 70tf
EAGLE BREWERY!
JOSEPIT WKTTERER,
rroprietor
Oregon St., Jacksonville. -..
rr-np, tiest op laoeu eeee alwats.
JL. Ltpt on hand nnd ready for sale liy t be
' liEG OK GLASS ONLY.
T.O.IIKAMES.
E. It. KEAME
REAMES BROS.,
AHEAD AS USUAL !
THE OLD TEMPLE OF FASHION
KEVIVED AGAIN AT TIIE FOEMEn
STORE OF SACHS BROS.
CALIFORNIA STREET,
Jacksonville, - - - Oregon,
BY EECEIVIN'O TIIE
Largest and Best Selection
OF
FILL A VlNTEa DRT-HOBDS.
FANCY GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS ETC.
WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE
IndieR to Hie fact llint we have new on
hand the Iareet and best selected nt-nrtnv'nl
of LADIKJ' DRKSS ROODS and FANCY
ROODS of ever; description in Southern Ore
gon, and we will henceforth make ihis lino of
good, our specially and fell them at
Prices to suit the Times.
To the gentlemen w will Fay. ifvou want
NV. 1 j-UIT OF CLOTHES yon lllu-t go In
Renmes Ilnw. In Imv claim to hare
the ln-t STOCK OF CI.OTIIIN'; i Jacksi.n
It n ily and will nllnw none In tindersell w.
'IIii-si pi.xts w"i" mt ,;rcb iil iiv n iiiin'i'r
of our firm lrm FII.sTCLSS IIvisrf- in .-"an
Kr.mcleC'i and New York, and w will W trrani
every urlicl" and cell Iheu as cheap for tiutli
a n'iy .iouse in tbe coniity
ui e &1m keep on li.imt'K full stock of
' GROCERSSS7" " "
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CROCKERY
GLASSWARE,
A FULL LIFE OF ASHLAND GOODS
" Etc., Etc.
Rive n nrall and julpe for ynurspive'a" to
Mncitynf furnishing cold nsnbov.
Thu proof of the piui.lin i" nt'ii" it."
liwiiKs uais
290.
TTCOTS LESS THAN 9300 TO MAKE
I any bdlH) 1'iano mid lliroimh agent", all
r h( , ln,lc 'ff) ner eenLrr. Ht. V have
no azentp. lint ship direct to families at factory
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price. We mate only one style and have but
one price.
Two Ili.iu.rot J; Ninety. Dollars!
Net cah, with no discount to dealers or com
miFion to teacher". Our lumber i tlinronihU
seasoned onr cii"es are UOllSLV veneered
with Uoe'"ond have front rountf corners, ser
pentine bottom nnd carved leg". Wo use the
full iron plate with ovrrstrring las French
CratM Action wlllt top dampers, and our keys,
arc of thcle"t ivory, with ivorv fronts. Our
piano has seven octave" is six feet nine inches
long, three feet four inches wide, and weigh,
liosed!. !55 pound". Every piano is fully war
ranted fur five years.
Send for illustrated circular in which We re
fer to o?er 1,000 Hankers, Merchants, &c.
(some newborn you may know) using our pia
nos lr 47 States and Terrl'orits Tlease ttate
whore you saw this notinc.
U. S. PIANO CO.,
n20vnl2ly2 JUO Droadway. N. Y.
DANIEL P. BEATTY'S
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY.
DT? A TTV PIANO. Grand, .funnre
Drj-tLl 1 I and Upright, and UK
AJTYS CKLKBRATKO GOLDEN'
TONGUE PARLOR ORGANS are the
sweetest toned and mort perfect insttuments
ever before manufactured in lhis-or any other
country. The world is challenged to rrnial
ihem. Best discounts aniT terms ever belnra
given. Rock Bottom panic prices nort ready
to jobbers, agents nnd the trade in cpneral.
An o&r: These celebrated instrnments (eith
er Piano or Organ) boxed and shipped to any
where, on five or filtepn days' test trial. Mon
ey refundtd and freight paid both ways if in
any way unsatisfactory- Fully warranted for
si years as strictly first-class. FXTR'ACR
DINARY LIBERAL discounts given tn
Churches, Schools, Lodges, Halls. Ministers,
Teachers, etc., in order to have thtm introduc
ed at once whsre I have no agents. Thous
ands nnw in uc. New Illustrated ADVER
TfSER, (Catalogue Edition), with list of
fest'monials. now ready, Eeut free. Eatab-
lished in 18.n.
AcMress ;. . D NIEt F. BKATTY,
iy Waahiugtou, New Jersey.
JMnttial Kizlits of Passengers and
Itiiilioml Campniiics.
For tho guidance of those who trav.
el on railroads, it may be well to state
that the following has been established
by the rulings of the courts, in regard
to the rights and privileges of ,both
passengers and railroad companies of
their agents:
Thp. railroa 1 company hn power to
mi"ke reasonable regulalions'to gnT3e
and govern its agents in thedischarge
of their duties, and for the conduct of
passengers while in its trains.
So long a a passenger shall comply
with the roasonable regulations of the
company he has a right to remain in
the cars, and to be cirried over the
road. IK, whilo in this complying, tho
conductor, officer.-, asfinc, or servants ,
of the company, Miall jict him "from
the cars they will be liable in damages
for al injuries sustained.
If a passenger who has paid his tsro
and behaves himself well, is removed
by the servant of the company having J
chtrge and control of the train, the
company cannot escape the responsi
bility fur this -mil iwful net.
A regulation made by ' a railroad
corporation, rt quiring passengers to
exhibit their tickets when re-quested
to do so by the conductor, ami di
recting the ejection from their cars ol
those who reluse s'j to do, is a reason
able ami proper one. The passengers
must confoim to such regulations, or
forfeit, his right to be carried further.
A rule or ciis'om of a railroad com
pan)" requiring pesseugers, soon after
Htarliti'', to mrretider ihtir passage
tickets to the conductor and receive his
checks in place of them, i rea-oif.ible.
The removal t.f a ptssenger by a
conductor lor relnsini; on dtinand to
pro. luce a ticket or iuy fare lurJhK
p.iss.ige, was a proper exercis of the
compnujV right, for which, when ex-irc'iM-tl
in Mich a manner as to do no
iiniii ccssary iijury to person icmoed,
the company is not lialile in damages.
If a pisst'-nger persists in bin relus:il
to pty fare until actually ejected, ho
fniteits his tight tn rtt liter the car,
even though he tender the tlt-mindei
fat r.
A railroad cnmpiny has tho right
to make n moderalo dbcriminalion m
the rate ol fire between those' Who pfir-c-hase
tick'-ts and those who io not.
If a passenger has not procured a tick
el hu must piy iho additional rate or
be removed from'ihe train.
A lailroad company must afford
reasonable facilities for procuring tick
ets!, tiut the ticket office need- not bo
kept open afyer the advnti.ed time for
the train to depart.
A Curious Fact.
Two persons were born at the same
place, at the same moment of time.
After an age of fifty years they both
died, also at the same plce, and at
the same instant, yet one h.id lived
one hundred days more than the oth
er. Uow was litis possible.1 .Not to
keep our friends in suspense, the solu
tion turns on a cuiious, bat with a lit
tle reflection, a very ob ions point in
circumnaigatinn. A person poing
around tho world toward iWflfrffit,
loses a day, and toward Iho Eist, hr
gains one. Supposing, then, two per
sons bcrn at the Cape of Good Hope,
whence a voyage lound tho world
may be performed hi a year- It one
performs this constantly toward the
yest, in filly jeaishe will be fifty
daj3 behind the stationary inhabitants;
and if tho other sails eqmlly toward
the E-ist, he will be fifty days in ad,
vance of them. One, therefore, wjll
have seen one hundred days more than
the other, though they were born and
died at the same place, and at the
moment, and lived almost continually
in the Bamtj latitude, and reckoned by
the same cahndar.
The story corrres from Dead wood
m the Ulack liillSjtlrat a member of
ft certain church congregation was
houie-knifed by a zealous deacon for
putting a counterfeit qtfarler in the
contribution box, and the excited pastor,-without
leaving his pnlpit, shot
the good deacon for creating a dis
turbance during divine service. Why,
o why, tliould hell be iboliaLed?'
ilnsty Burials.
Tiio record ol a sudden dentb and
Burial in your paper, determines me to
write my thoughts upon a painful cub-
jeut that often occurs to my mind. I
find that many beside myself have
that same fear of beirp; buried alive.
The custom of speedy burials in our
country is much to ba deprecated,
.especially po in cases of , midtleu pros
tration, in the midst of apparent health .
Of course there are Fanitary ieaeons
in times of epidemic diseases why the
head should be put away quickly, for
the sake of the living, and there hre
deaths from diseases which allow no
possibility of suspended animation.
But we fhould not be in too creai
hii(ite evfcn ,hen) t0 ,,,,,, hvT i,.ess
,,0(Jy oat of s;j. j knovv a t)ergon
; Oron, who, many years ago in a
distant State, was completely pros
'.raled, a parenlly was the silver thread
loosed, and golden bowl broken.
The body was ttnderly laid out, the
time appointed for burial, and a liv
ing hend ministcrtd at night; scarcely
knowing why, that friend was im
pelled to put some wiue into the
mouth, and after a time slight signs of
animation showed themselves, rela
tives Were called np, and now that one
is still the loved and loving center of a
happy home. There have been a
great many theories how to ascertain
the real pretence of death, but at all
times have not proved to be certain-
There are surely one sign, and that is, j
when decomposition shows itself, and
until then, unless in some undoubted
ctp, no one should bo put away.
Many sad mistakes have been made,
too dreadful to think of, yet as we are
all mortal, ami there is no getting
around the hot that wo mint all pay
th-il-ti -we obwJo--nature, it is- wsll
to think of these things for our own
sakes. Washiii!ton desired not to be
buried short of forty-eiuht hour-; he
may have partaken of the same dread.
The theme is a Sad one, and wore is
not so sad I might rehearse moro of
this terror ol the grave.
What 'Uncle Sam'' Has Done.
Uncle Situ was born a nation about -i
one hrtndred years ago. Since then
he Iihs whipped his mother, spanked
several of bin "way-ward daughters."
thrashed one of his brothers (Mexico),
and cleared decks for battle with
France. He has set an exiutple for
liberty and popular power that has
lightened the despots of tho eartlr
and periled their ancient thrones. He
has grasped a continuant and is fast
covering it with a frep, educated and
thriving people. He has built more
ships than any other nation in the same
lime, and his flig is now seen on every
ocean and sea. and in every harbor
and river. He has built more steam
boats, and railways, moro telegraph
lines, more school houses, more
ehurchesand dug more gold and sil
ver out the ground in that one hund
red years tlun any other nation in
five" hundred years. Has print
ed more newspapers, made more
speeches, and done more bragging
than any other nation has done :u a
thousand years. And yet ihero arc
some among his children so foolish as
to fear that a miserable, illiterate,
mingy alien cur, like Dennis Kearney,
can intrude himself into our' happy
household and break up its whole po-J
litical and domestic economy. lie
may tran-fixa rhinoceros with a straw,
impale an elephant with a lady's hair.
t.in. find an "oumion" in a .Morning
Call editorial in aol, accomplish all
the impossibilities in the catalogue
but Mr. Dennis Kearney, -.the intel
lectual gnat, may not hope to divert
"Uncle Samuel" lrom the even tenor
of his way. Golden Era.
Locust orchards are profitable , in
Wasco oannty. Trees eight to ten
years of age ltrrnish post for fencing
in' profitable nnrrrburs-. This is the
best timber grown there for that pur
pose. After ten years it becomes an
nual and profitable work.
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The New England Methodist Cbn
ference re...tlrfft to admit ministers
Tn futuro who use tobacco. ' ' '"'
The Opliir Deal.
We have had another deal in Ophir.
with the usual result nobody to
blame. Theie wan a little low erode
ore near'.y two thousand feet below
the surface, which had some appear
ance of possible leading to a good bo
nanza. The lads as to its real value
might have been ascertained in a few
weeks, and an inflation of 'the stock
should have awaited the result. 15ut
the moment the first indications were
fouud the price was raised millons of
dollars. Then there was an annual
meeting, with the usual encouraging
reports, extensive plans lor prospectitig
a steady market price at which the
heats weie forced to fill and the bulls
were persuaded to invest for tho rise
that was to follow dcvelopements. All
the loose monny available was thus
gathered in during the three months
and more that the preparations for
crosscutting occupied. Finally an ex
tra effort was made by actually be
ginning to crosscut. The superintend
ent, noted for his disinterested trn'.h
fullness, visits San Francisco, end
hailing his friends on the streets, ad
vises them to invest in the new bonan
za. They. tell their Iriends, and a lit
tle more money is gathered in while a
few more shares go out into the pub
lic. While evei y body wails patiently
lor the bonanza excitement which is to
enthuse the market, somebody sells so
much of the Ophir stock that the price
declines 50 per cent, in a day or two,
and Ihero is another panic, with us
usual crop of broken fortunes and
hopeless victims. Brokers are caught
along with their confident custom
ers, and the lailh of all in mining in
vestments is shaken. The seeds of
crime and pauperism aro sown, to bear
rich irc.it.in due, season,
is this honest mining; is it Iho way
to developo the mining industry? Can
anything be worse? Let such opera
tions 'contintio unchecked and there
will not be a solvent stockbroker in
the city two years hence; there will
be nobody with money who will be
foolish ciioiiglMo invest in tho mines
listed at the Mock boards. Tho 80,000
stockholders in this State, who are de
veloving tho mines of Nevada, will be
assessed or robbed out bt house and
home, while two or llireo men will
rule the State- with a rod of iron un
less checked in the mean time by tho
fury of an enragejs; populace, more
elatiircrous tir tliuti'lei'isuiivo enacu,
nfdnt. There wiidUe no end ta thtsVau'3t charRO of the Bourbon journals
kind of stealiiiLT uu'til tjomrbody
aliii.' uHtil somrbody is" de-
lecled in it and rent to the peniten
tiary S F. Chronicle.
Cuee of Scai! ix Sheei'. A cor
respondent of the Mtlvill, oliasty coun
ty Itecord eff-irs the following recipe
fur the cure of scab in sheep: l'laco
some posts in the ground, close to
your corral, or near where jou camp
your sheep. Nail some boards on a
post just high enough to allow a sheep
to gel under and rub itself; take some
woolen cloth, tear it into strips wide
enough to double three or four times;
slattirate well v)th coal oil and nail to
the under edge of tho board you have
fixed for ihem to rub, and the first sen
sation or itching caused by the p'ira
site; the sheep will go to the most con
venient place, to ccralch itself, and
will receive a' dose of coal oil which
will kill the parasite immediately, likI
tint is the last of the scab on that
sheep, luste-td sf giving the address to
others. This is my experience after
three years' trial.
Puu?Mti.o ror. tiiu Day of Jcdc
MEiT. The Trigg county (Ky ) Dem
ocrat 6ayn Tho wildest excitement
prevails among several ciliz
Trigg County, Kentucky, livitj
citizens of
ing near
Teunes3ee over the apprehension
of the immediate coming of the final
day ol judgment. Jiauy of them have
Abandoned nil business, having lulled
their stock loose to rangctlircHgti thy
woods, and cutting themselves loose
from the contemplation ol all earthly
affaiis, they go from house to bonce
smgingtfend praying for the eventful
day. "
A Utica doctor is about to run a
telephone lroni his cilice to the resi
dence of his patients. , Death is being
made easier every day.
Recenly Isaac Adams, known as tho
inventor of the Adams printing press
es, died. It is said, however, that
thee press was the idea of a nameless
inventor, who sold vit to Adam for
an old gun. It is a rem.rkable. fao.
though printing presss have multiplied
marvelously during tho last generation
and though now inventions and im
provements are constantly superseding
old methods i n printing machifiery
yet the original Adams pres3 is still
used in every book publishing houso
in nearly tho same form which it firit
appeared. All tho lino book work
and plato printing is dono on Jheso
presses; and it is siid that houses liko
that of tho Harpers could hardly is
suo their publication if deprived of
them, though any other stylo of press
could bo thrown out and replaced by
some other without much iDcoven-ienco.
Protecttio.v to Cuui.ext Coix.
The Committee on Coinage, Weights
and Measures havo agreed to report
favorably Representatives Maisb's bill
amendatory of Revised Statues, which
is as follows: Every person whd'fraud
ulently. by any art, way or means
defaces mutilates, impairs, diminishes)
falsifies, scales or lightens the gold or
silver coins which have been, or may
herealter be coined at the mints of tho
United States, or any foreign gold and
silver coins which aro by law undo
current, or are in abttial use and cir
culation as money within the United
States, shall bo imprisoned not moro
than two years and fined not more than
2,000; and every person who Bhall
with iutent thereafter to circnlato tho
same, deface any of the coins aforesaid
by placing thereon, by any means
whatever, any narr.e. w5rd, sign, de
vicc,cjajcC3tin."lil. or shalJ ut
ter or tenJor the sama as money when.
so defaced, shall bo imo TsoneiT" not
moro than ono year a.id lined not
more than $1,000; and coins mutilated
or defaced as aforesaid shall not bo a
legal tender for tho payment of any
debts.
Tho Botifbon organs aro getting
more alarmed each day, and aro htm t4
ing around in every direction for some
thing to keep the old party of "time
honored principles" from going en
tirely to piccss! The greenback move
ment now disturbs their waking mo.
ment, and in their dreams thoy wail
out against the Gr?enbickers. Tviip
i? lhat lI'" Greenback labor' move-
men there in Oregon was 6tarled in tho
interest of Mitchelll Hi, ha, ha! How
this "dark but wiry" little Senator
terrifies and worries your average
Democratic Fabro shovor! Mitchell
running the greenback party forsooth?
This is about thu thaEest and weakest
'scare" Democratic journals ever pro
mulgated in Oregon for election pur
poses. Dili! Try some other elodgo.,,
TO BK IvEADVERTISED. A dispatch
from Washington to tho Jiccord,
Union states that tho Post oflico
Department has decided to rcad
vertiso tlio route from llcadhnj to
lioseburg, the bond of flic lowest
bidder being technically defective,
which means no doubt that Mr.
Pease does not intend to como to
time, and that the Governmentes .
no hold on him, fact not4' veyfj.-
creditable to tbe&rpucss of Post
master Gcrt.TKcJjes. Tho San
Diego and CasiprJ rcft7 extended
to Yumiv"r?iifafso bo readvertisc
ed, as well as tho long ronto be
tween Prcscott and Santa Fe, The
issuance ot the advertisement for
these routes, and for about seventy
others in the Pacific: States and
Territories established since tho
date of the regular advertisement,
is delayed on account of the ex
haustion of tho Department's ap
propriation for printing, and also
awaiting the passage by Congress
ot the pending bill authorizing tho
Executive Department to pay conv
mercial rates lor bovcrnment ad
vertisements. Iu the seventy routes
alluded to, possibly tho Oak Uar
and Yreka routo is included, as itl
is n new routo established but
couple of years ago.
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