Qftilxs democrat
KEEP IMTI1B CKNTKU OP 1 HE KOAII
In another column will K" found another
letter from Jacob Xewiniin. He sccnis, if
wc understand him. to concede that the
tariff system is a robliery system, lie says
lie endorses the reduction of the tariff, that
lie in opposed to high protection, all of
which is democratic. Hut we are uiKihle
to see why any democrat, for n moment,
khould talk about claiming that any part of
he favors of a protective tariff should lie
distributed among producers or any body
else. Can it be possible that any democrat
could claim a part of the spoil resulting
from a system which he himself admits to
boa robber system V We think not. We
know Mr Newman too well to suppose that
he means this, and yet his liintruiii.'o seems
to admit of no other construction. This
thing of a low tariff man or n tariff for
revenue only man, being willing to have the
wounds which he has ret eivjd by the en
forcement of the roblier tariff scheme mol
lified by being made a recipitent of a part
of the spoils is unique. No. let us com
mence at the right end of the tariff scheme
to miuimiz?, if we cannot do away with its
evils. Let us not attempt to even up the
scheme by making other classes of citizens
iU beneficiaries. If it is a robber scheme
let us not only refuse to extend its benefi
ciaries, but, on the contrary, let us dig up
the evil and destroy it. To extend the evij
is to enlarge it and render it far more dif
ficult of remedy. To extend it would be
acting on the saino principle that the peo
ple of Multnomah county seem to bo gov
erned by in regard to assessments. They
claim that as real estate is not assessed at
its full value, their mortgages should not be.
hence they assess them at 50 centss on the
dollar. Iiut to thus assess them is an open
notoriona violation of the law. So to ex
tend the beneficiary spoils of a roblier sys
tem to a greater number of people is simply
making this invasion of the rights of the
people a more grievous one. The fact that
the tariff war has been a long one, without
satisfactory results, is no reason why we
hould surrender. No sir, let us take cour
age. The battle is practically won if the
democrats will hold fast to the vantage
ground gained in the last live yeurs and
inarch forward in solid phalanx as in the
days of yore against the vulnerable points
in the walls of the fortress that now protects
the enemies of tariff reform.
TWICE A WLEK FOU O.NE IlOM.Alt X VEAlt,
The ' Twlce-a-week' edition of the St
I.ouis Iiifullic is ur.fiuestionnbly the best and
cheapest national news journal published in
the United stales. It is issued on Tuesday
aud FriJay of every week, making h in effect
a semi weekly for only one dollar a year!
During the four winter months s.ich issue con
tains eight pages, maliing sixteen pages a
week, r.nd no week's issue during the ear
s less than fourteen pages of seven columns
each, l'ive separate editions ar pr'nted, one
c2cli for Missouri, Illinois, Texas, Arkansas
and Kansas, and a general edition for other
states, cuntaining nothing but detallsof im
portent events of interest everywhere. Th'.
Jitpubik is the leading democratic paper of
the country, an j has a specid tnrifl depart
ment, edited by lion Wm L Wilson, MC
with contributions from other distinguished
democratic leaders. Indispensiblc during the
great political campaign of 1S92. Remem
ber the pri:e, only one dollar a year for t vo
papers every week. Sample copier will It
stnt free on application. Adi.re.-s 'The Re
public, St Louis, Mo.
THE FIRST til'X.
Many are saying that the first gun of
the presidential campaign will be the
election in Oregon in June. This is a
mistake. Rhode Island will hold her r.n
nua! slate election on the first Wcum sd.;y
in April at which state olliccrs will be
elected. Also a legislature whose duty it
will be to elect a United States senator to
succeed Senator AldIcn.
Louisiana will hold her regular state
election on Tuesday, April eth.
Hamilton Creek, Feb. 4th, iSyj.
Editors lJcmccml:
I very readily accept your explanation.
I could not believe ycu would turn your
back on our old land mark-', but at the
same time your words Indicated that you
would, I will give them ; "anil we repeat,
II the democrats should shift their attitude
on the tariff question, we would rejoice in
their drjtat" Now, this . is plain tnd
simple language that a way fairing man
though a fool canny, err therein. Now, I
Indorse the reduction of the tariff and have
always been opposed to high protection,
but my opposition does not change it.
The tariff is as old as our gorcrnment.
(ireat and gooJ men fought this knavish
steal before you and I were born. When
AnJrew Jackson was president and John
C Calhoun vice-president, South Carolina
nullified high propecli.in, and threatened
to leave the union, but a compromise was
effected, and protection went on, Calhoun
claimed that it was wruni; to take of one
man's earnings and giv; to another who
ua engaged In another occupation. Uut
in all these trying limes, I never heird of
a single incident In the history of 011
country where legislation was entirely
neglected an. I nothing spoken of but the
tariff, the so'o isstii! which engaged the
attention of a great nation of more than
sktv millions of people was he:hcr n
Hie distribution of favors by n protective
tariff the producer should share the spoils
with the manufacturer, one party claim
ing that tile robbery of the consuming
public by the tariff should be shared by
the producer as well as t'-e manr.facturer
while the other party claimed that public
interest demanded that such robbery bi
behalf of tne producer should cease and
that it should be sanctioned aione f r the
benefit of the manufacturer, and this thing
has had the sole attention of our grand
statesman with their silver tongued
,peeches And still It goes on. This is a gov
eminent of a majority and when a northern
capitalist Arams some class legislation he
has only to cry out against the south. "null
ification," "secession," "rebel," and "tral
tor"anda majority will come to his rescue,
as this has been the case, but thank God, the
change 's coming over a part of the north
and east but I am persuaJed when the
young vote as your 'MaiUy" shot give It
to rebels in the neck, for they killed vour
grand-father, I think they will be loyal
and vote as they are told, but I do not see
any use of eternal question of tariff when it
is changed. The south tried war to he' sor row
and I must confess that a grea. many
have lest confidence in themselves and
others. I must confess I am tired of
tariff. It has been battle door and shuttie
cocki since I can remember. Our peo
Dle are looking to legislation for relief but
it never comes.
Jac Newman.
A newspaper that makes a pretense of
laboring for the interest of the masses says
that the democratic party does not believe
In the masses to the extent of trusting
them to select their public servants. The
man who would make such a statement Is
a demagogue, and, to the extent that peo
ple will believe him, U a dangerous man.
People should keep an eye on such a man
for it may be safely relied on that he is a
wolf in sheep's clotning. Watch him.
NEW A DVKP.TISKMEXT
XOST.A valurth'e p ir of steel eve
A Kasss. The finder w'il a infer a
favor by returning them to W tl Lao.
nrANTED irirl io di eoneral
housework Call at rusi.lonc or
office of Dr O W M .st m.
"BirANTFI'.-tliuhrs; price paid fr
VV bii.es at the chair factory, Albany,
Oregon.
Q N. STEKLK A CO., Albany, Oregon.
kj Loan money on izoud real estate
security in Linn and adjoining counties.
TVTOTI.CE OK BUSINESS CHANGE.
xl L A Allrn hs-s pureh.Kted the interest
or r.la partner, S i Allen, in the yrccery
business of Alle'j Proa, the latter retiring.
All accounts shmild be paid to L A Allen, by
whom all liabilitiv will be paid.
Albany. Feb. 14-h.
L A AI.l.F.V.
! S A ALLKX.
E
STRAY NOTICK-A Jittlo bmwn
A mu!o with roached mane and mil
SmMIft or harnen1 marks. Heen in my
paniiro nuont nvo or tnree weeks
Owner ca'J, pay expttne ar.rt take the
animal. John a urawfoed Albany
ALBANY OPERA HOUSE.
WARNBR & CKAXOK Luaees tut Mutagen
Direct From Their Now York
MirC'C'EMNEK.
-KsinGKSirirr foko.ni: night only
Tjiuksday Evening, Fkb. 11.
Majiiflcout IVtwti'ction ol
II. j. PqlnieK's
Great Maillnon Squire Theater Success.
"Capt. Svift,"
.Suwrte.l by n in pcrli company of hi'h class j-l.ty.
ra, with all the mifiual entmiiun.iiro;,
ertiiM aim) ffjcU at producci! ever
3j9 tfiiv in New York hy
thU u-iiiijuny.
"I'l icL'H of iidiniHi-jii, Htfc and 75c.
SL'T'&qzutc yuur scats at Will & link-).
ccurc chulce seat! early.
GOOBNEWS
ffo For the millions of consumers ol tm
It ffirptt Dr. Tut t ileur io an- A
flounce that he Uliow putting up a "
TINY LIVER PILL
. wlilclt In of oxcoCMllnyly mnall tiio,
r yet rrfculnlnie aJl tUm vlrtiioof th
vKtttlile. H0U1 sijviortlien pills (SSi
ire still Issurtf. Tbcl lln ol v
TUTT'S TINY LIVER PILLS ffi
Is shown In tlie b.roW or thi, "ad." w
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
N'OTICKIM IlKKKHY OIVKN THAT
the aniiuil nmetmsr ol'ibo stock-holdi-rs
rf the l!m lt.il Ming r.d Loan
Aasoelatiou wi l ... ,, ,in KrhHv. Keb-ruar-lih.
li.il. nt iho hour f I 7::M p m
oftaidijav, in Urn Hunts ol' (irejron, In
Albany, l.iim o univ, On iron, for the
pioetion of nine (liretori. to Hnrvo f.rr the
term or on year next eiiatiinc from mn
nieetiiit;, and until tin ir auceiwors are
oleoted nui (I'lalHiel.amJ to trumact such
other btisin.' mm ns may mm bnlore the
sociaihin. Horn by'r.rdf-r ofthoBsso'
ei.'itlon this IMh tiny of ,f:inunr', IMI'J.
" c if m i h:VAirn.
Jay W 'r.AiN, l':."viaent.
r-o.Trctary.
l'ftrker Bros, jirocers.
New cloaks at W F Read's.
Utest stylos of hat.; it W F ltosi.,..
Keduotiou in uinrner goodsfat W Uead'a
Apple psrers frsala at Stewart & Sox,r.
Fiae groevries at Conn & llandricsorfs.
Latest sheet music at Will Si 1. ink's.
I'arasnli and sun umbrellas at leas than
oost at W F Uead'a.
The finest line of pocket kuivea utlie
eity at Stowart & Sox's.
A full line of Warner's enrsets, best iu
the world for the nioucy, at W F Kead't.
J. W. Hentley, bwdin; boot and shoe
maker, jast e&st of Ksvero Houso.
Silk umbrellas in iistural wood handles
cheap at French's Jewelry store.
Patronize heme industry and buy hand
mado harness, warrauted, from O Mo
I'arl i ml, at Uubrullle old stand.
On to 0 W Cbb, successor to 1'aisley &
Smilej, Flirm 1'lecli, for yourj b printing
of all kiuds
Qld People.
J. V. S. Is the only SarrAirilla ilnr oM ct
'ecble ihoIi should take, na t!-t iv.if f ral potash
which ia l:i every ;hrrrscii;iri;. Hi; no!.r.tw
of, is uu!-r certain fomlititii kiM.rn to bt
emaciatinj;. J. V. P. n the contiaiy in pu.-rly
TepctfcMa and f simulate I'.ifcstiun n:u r rente
uc? bltXHl, tlio vt-ry tliius IVr o!d, ileiit at t
bmkt'U down vpl- It biiilds Uicra u;j and
proloti;. tUdi- Uvea. A case i;i puiitt:
Mrs. fcWdeu cu chtlipaMe ond elder'y lady o(
510 .Vn'O.i Bt., S, V. win lur ::n.r;ttm deelliuntf
rai'i.Uy oj to stTictnIy ahirm i.cr l'amiiy, It cot
sobiultiml hc vmj .Irn.1.! y u.;ii ted with falutlnc
spoil's. She wrltt'tc "Wluie iu that dauerou
conditiou I fcuv; some vt the testimonial con
cern lug J.V. 3. and sent for a bottle. That marked
tins tiirjiinrr point I regained my lost Ucsh aud
strength acd havo not felt fo well la years."
That was two years ar,o and Mrs. Deldea Is well
and hecrty to-day, and still taking J. V. S.
1 1 you nro old or feeble and want to be built up.
Abk for
? VftfOrotrihlA
Sarsaparilla
Most mrxlcru, most etTective, largest bonks
Same I'Kcc, 1.00, six for j.00.
Foil SALE BY
STANAP.D & CUSICK ALBANY
TVv-O MEN AND ONE BOY
FOUND DEAD!!
vVliile trying to Crowd theft
WAY 1XTO
& FROfijAfi BROS
Store, where they alway 8 have on hand
he largest Stock south of Portland, of
the latC6t improved Rifles and Shot
3uns; an immense stock of Fishing
Tackle of every description; Tents,
Mammocks, Cam p Chairs and thousands
of other things too numerous to mention
JES.epn.ir Sliop
n connection with the Store, and one of
Me best workmen in the State to do any
tnd all kinds of wor -
Come one Come No rouble to
how goods. "Small profit and quick
al,V is out .notto.
Star ilakcrj
Corllrowdalblii aud Firtst St
CONRAD MEYER, PROPRIETOR,
(.'.anne! yrnllx, Caaaeil Jletiii
'tilajsnKart', ueenKwarer
r!cI Fruit, Veijelublex,
Tobacco, 'iary
Knu&r, Mpices,
olioc. Tea,
Etn,, lite.
In fact veryth)i; that is kept in a cecem
varietftantl ifsocery atore, Highest
.niHTkct )rico paid for
AT.L KINDS OF PRODUCE
QITV DRGO NTORC
s
Pfoiffer Block, -:- Albany
Stanard & Cusick-
ROFRIKTORS:.
-DBALSRSIS-
DriiK", Medjeines, Chcmlea , (Kaney
and Toilet Articles, Sponges. llrUKheSi,
Perfuinorj , School Hwika, and
ArtKtH' Supplies.
'!:. hieinDH' ros'rl!l!oti8 care
filly ooiJi;imnSei'..
H
JOUS
MRS. GRAHAM'S
Cucumber
and
Elder Flower
. Craam
' t I a covinutio in the KrniH.' in wtiieh tint! tcftn
is tinularlf umlt hut nv-riiiaiisntlr liMiiliaw, ll
rratttd a soft, mnooth, ulusr, vti'fyty vku, ami hr
iltilr u tcrnduilly inuluM the cinlosi'Hi mtvrral
liAio whitv. It is a R.diNtitiit roWtion from tliu
ftTai'is of sun ami wnul mid nri-vunu mm hum and
kotikloi, and hlaok liwmli vr'.ll uuvur cuid while ytm
o it. It cleiwmt'K (lie fnce Kr hotlvr lhtu siai antl
water, nnurihv)i and huil ( m tlic fkiti liMUutf ami
prevviils tlio fnniiution of wriDklcit' It itifs the
Freeh netm, cluaracn and mio'ithiivija o( nit in that yoil
livd wliuii a tilth i;irl. Kvorjr taly. ymine or old.
nuirlit to uut) it, as it nivu a nu.ro voutliful afintrar
atu:u to any lady, and th.it ttrivaiintlv. It eoiilainn
no acid. odcr or alkali, ami i m harnihwit an dew
and a n..uriiiitic t thu rk'ii a drw it tn th lluwrr.
I'rlri Ijitl 00, at nil drutrtOK and ii.iirilr"frii, oral
Mm tltrvaitiu tirahani'M cmwIiIkImiuuiI, tort tiit itrorl
Sail Kr!nnioo, wliwt) stu trratclihu fur all lilmwh
o"l tliofaoa nr H n nre. LadicHtit a ditianua tTuatwd
by letter. Send stump fir tier Iitl!t tort "!fw to
h Itoautitul,"
Sample Bottla' I'ZMIlL?
MRS. OHAHAil'?
Face III each
Cures tSe worst oan at Krfk'n, Knnbum, Kal
iwnM(. Uoth-fjh'rhttt, Piuiplttttavdnll akin hinuiitboa,
I'rlcr lill,0. Uarnilujnti.il trfffvtir; t.o Mimpla
ean he acut ; Lady aintN vanttxl,
lilt UlUU'lilj bi'l .( my prerra4oru trill
havH tiii name addtl tu iliit tdvttrtUuftfnit.
5ly urtiani(Mjim rv lor Mtlo br wholOvate drun-
th Chicago and avury uitv wt of it,
WHY IS THE
L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE GENTLEMEN
THE BEST SHOE IN THE VrUflLO FOR THE MONEY?
It Is a r-wuiiioss shop, wltti ii larks nr wax tltf-eail
lo hurt tbufrcti mado of th htst lino calf, Btyll.-sli
and easy, and because tin iraAv ntotv ehm-a uf thtn
grade limn any other manufacturer, ltciuula build
frwed hIi'X1.1! ritln( frmn PUKJ to $'.).
ffif" 0(Kicnuine Hnml-arwd, th flnptt calf
rIioo ever onVtvd for C-''1; prpmls trcuca
muKirtcvl shoes which cost frnm $i.i"ti) $r'.".
flteA UuniUSnwod Welt SIhm-, Mho calf.
aPMPe stylish, coinfnriahlr nnd diirahl.-. 'I he brst
Bioe ever otTered nt this prtci' ; nanic wrado ua cuc-tniii-mailo
Rhoi'9 ens tin if from gh.'M tu $:i.t)i.
GJO 30 1'nlirt Shc r.iriniTB, Hailrnnd Men
ipvtm and Li'llcr C'urrierrtdli woar thi'in; linociilf,
pcainh'sa, Bniooth inniili'f heavy tliroo Bulcs, cxlou
bIdii edf;e. (mo pair will wear a year.
&tt lino cnll'; no better Hti'io ever offfrrd at
3)aa tlila price; ono trial will couvluc-J Uiuau
who want aalmo for comfort and Kervleo.
ffifi 23 and 5'J.OO Woi hhinmunM ohoos
jlba nro very Ktnmic nnd durable. Tin no who
havo given thitii a trial will wenr U' other make.
riAiiC 5.01 and 81. 7.5 mlnvd Bhoei am
DUjO wurn tty ttif bov everywhere; tUvyaoll
ou their merits, ns tin iuerensimt sales ali(v.
D Qi!cc S.'I.OO lliind-Hi'HC'd Bh'rf. host
kdU Iv9 lH;nLTf)a, vt'rystylidh; eUulal-'ruucb
luipurted ehoea coatlntffrom $t.'i ti $'.''.
l.niUt'H' 'J.50. S2.Hi nnd SI. 75 hno for
Mi.-seBaretho best fine Duntfola. styllnliauililurablo.
Cniition, Seo that W. L. lJuiiK-las" narno uud
prico uro b:aiuptd ou tho bottutu uf each shuo.
flTTAKE M Sl IIWTITl'TE.ri
TnsUSon lural advcrtln-d deuh-rs supplying; yoa.
XV. L UOl OLAr?, Urucktun.Muaa. tiuldby
NO I.
111
KOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
NOTICIC in her..liv ti von tliat I, or rr.y
Deputv. will meet tli 'ax-p'-ytis of l.inn
county , Otenoj, at 0 o'clock a m aod remain
until 4 n'clonk p m,at their tf.irctivo places
of votiuc in tlio acvtrr.il prcciiicta,at tha f!
lowiny thna and j-Uck ft.r the pnrtir-sa of
collecting tlio tjj:a f.;r th er of 1S01 :
Rock Crok, Monday, rVhui-rj l., 1S92.
Fox Valley, Tuwlay. f'h 10. 18B2.
Jordan, VV.dn.B.ley, .'"ol. 17, 1SS)2
Scfo, Thuraday, Keh 18, 1SU2
Frankli,. B'Hto. Fridsy. I-eh 19. 1SU2.
Nhlburn, Sitiuda7, Feb 20, ISOi.
North L.bvion, Mmnlav, F.-b 22, lb'J2.
Santiorn, Mnnrlav, Fnb 22. 892 .
South Lebanon, Taas'lav.TVb 23. 1SD2.
Waterloo, Ti:cdy, Feb 23, lsU2.
SodaviM. Widnt ). !! 24, 1H!I2
f'.wcct M..rr,p. Thur,.i.-.v, l''vb2V ls'12.
Ciaw'or.Uii -., Frii', i, !'. Itfjti.
N lJrow l.-tvil.ir, tun'y l' . 27, I'.I2.
S firownayide, r,",rd'rv, K '27, !.S'J2.
Center, Saturd Vf e1'
V , 1SU2.
Haley, Tucaday, March 1,1S92.
Shedil. V.dt,edy, March 2, IM)2.
Tanuant, Thurltj, March 3, 1SU2.
Orleaua. Tburariuy, Maren 3. 18U2.
I'lice, Friday. March 4, IS92.
Svraiipc, Saturday, March 5, IK2.
West Albany, Saturday, March 5, 1S92.
Albany, Monday. March 7, 1S92.
Center Albany, llonriay, March 7, 1582.
East Albany, fuoadny, Marcn S. 1S92.
Prompt la mt-ot will ha. required. Fay
)t es iid aarocoat.
M. SCOTT,
Sherfr and Tb l.'oliaotor.
Dated January 21st, 1SV8. Gar".::
J. A. fpriimipg.
CSlnssts, K(c,
WBITStUN 6 EFLBBET BROS,
Aluo,it Drciporty m Alb.fr
and Corydiiig.
Paper,
ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR
r
ASK THE PEOPLE OF LINN COUNTY
Where to get tho Hest bargains,
Wliere to gi't tho F.eyt Valuo for Your Monoy,
-IN-
Clothing, Dry Goods, Etc.,
A '.id they will Answer with Ono Voice, at
STG. W. SIMPSON'S.
Julius Gradwohl's Bazaar
The very latest news is that you can buy at JUIIVS
GR ADWOHL'S BAZAAR, for not cash, goods as followsi
Arbuokle's Coffee, Per Pound Bo.
17 lbs. Granulated Sugar $100
20 lbs. Extra C Sugar White 1.00
No. 1 Kerosene, per single gallon t6
Cans refilled, 5 gallons 100
5 Gallons Good Piokles 90
20 lbs. No. Savon Soap 00
Wholesale- price of auirar 100 lbs extra C, Jl.7.1; lfli) ,b Kiiinulntod, $r,.7".
1 will conduct a strict cash sloro, and all iroodn will h. .!! for ntt cish fr 1111 111
o 25 per cent lfaa tnan regular prl. My Block of COiu ir, finny liii'ija, iai
all Ihe tKalrablit ylen of itlHhci, woll as a tenor! asortimn. of .4rorrbi. aroai-
yy, lauip.s nd flitltirpii is coinplels. !
Itihiugt jhiv, ,itr, nun am .VI irovio iriy CIIMllllllorn,
Aeiit lor several rexponslblo inauranco companion. Jnliaa rtilt iibJ.
ALLEN BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE RETML GROCERS
CIGARS TOBACCO, AND
KINDS IN LARGE OR
IN THEIR
Flinn Blook
BLACKA & HODGES,
LEADINGDRUGGISTS
ORUOS. MEDICINES STATIONARY &C
Albany
IRONWORKS
Maiiufuoturer .if
iAM EMG3HE3 CSIST AND SAW
y!LL MACHINERY IRON XONTS
m ALL KIH03 OF HEAVY
AND LICHT MM, IN
IRON AND BRASS
CASTINCS.
foetal attention jalil a pal rl nit all
da of nianhlnena
Palmrns Made on Short Notice
Heat stock of 2nd ft- (roods In the
Valley, ami the most reaaonable prices.
1 havo on hand all kinds of
FURNITUHt, STOVES, TINWARE,
TRUNKS, COOKS, PICTURES,
CLOCKS, CROCKERY,
ETC., ETC.
On door went of S E Youn'a old store.
L. COTTLEfS
TJ KAIiY TO V,'OniC. PartWM clnairlnK
H, wood pi I in or any v'yt' I'loivj
ilono, ran obtain ptonipt attrition by o
rni tt.ic tho Kr-rvlci'S of Daniel Lowe, at tlio
little fi rry hnuso. Ixiave orilors llicro.
OUND-.Tnn 30th, 111 I ho tod I.
tu-nntt flnlf villa tin. 1 lnn;..
iueeilwabh. 'Ihe owner can hnvo tho
same uy proving ptoprrly and piivinc all
chariiea. ( all r,ti I A HioiiKh, near
Oanvlllo
uvtkn a apo?i.ltjr of li i t A utiil
CHOICE FRUITS OF ALL
SMALL QUANTITIES
ISEASON.
Arleilal Kmbalruliig done HdlonliAeallj
Albany, Ortgon.
FOSHAY l MASON
VV3LBLAI.B AND RFIAlTi
Druggists and Booksellers,
Agents for John B, Aldan's publication")
vuioh we ell at oubliaher'a prloeaff"'"
'oatajieatlried.
A 1. 11 A NT, UKWOS
Or All) Kindb
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