AN: ADDRESS : TO _TUE . 'BOYS, - AND
SEWING-MACHINE . AGENTS • OF
• -
- • , , •
• Breathes there a Yank so mean, so sinall;'
Who never rays; "Waal, neoni s by gaul,
I reckon, since old Adiun'S fall, •
There's never grawed oa this, ere hail
A nation so all-fired \ I .
As we Centennial Yankees ?"I
Pramow Clrrzaa,s 7 --It is 2 with concentrated
feelings national. pride aa - AmeriCaxiiicthat
we stand here own 'feet,
A ivatehing the • car Arnerican Progri i iss
goes rattling around the' three Hundred and
sixty-five mile track for the hundreth time.' It
is the sante old ear ,whOe Wheels_vrere
lubriGsi
tedacentury 'ago ;:tiltlithe bloOd.ot our patriot
primogenitors ; but which are greased in
,these
,laterdayS with a lubricator made from the odor
iferdua,.; skunks' oil furnished us by A politiell
poleenii.'. te';it FegkeitY itatri:
ets,.k.imogeniteri,atid blood: . - .
looking at the u pturned fares of my
intelli
gent audience I.see branded npon, the burglar•
proCdebeAsof this overdone ttaieMblige, ilieSe
ftwoinecriptions—love of country and love of
money... And, if Irk down into the Summer
falloWed soil "of your agricultural hearts; Lshall
find . . these two litres so fi-inly:ri l ieted \that"
noihing,but death can
_ever derleinate them
•
From the .:first,' root,-, hive' of country,. : ::has •
Etirunz our republican form of iseifgoverninent,
growing up into a shapely tree, upon .each
limb of which 'an
.office-holder sits perched;.
gorging himself - witiagolden fru , t and shaking
down leaves to bia.cOnstituenta. The umbra,'
germs foliage or thiS r tree Makes it a
. favorite
hiding :place for . nuelean • birds Of \ prey;and all
• manner of- , -. lthy .4bwis 'that
,coinesqUiWking,
from the political "barn • yards::ofinir fructifying
• land. • _ •
From' the..other root, love of money, there
springs a whose , 'fruit is a halm in Gilead
to ~tlie lacerated cOdit-,-4 :fruit that .brings
mirth, jewelrY,'COncerrtickets,bliss,,silk dresses
and Plenty of poor,relations.. 2S, man .with a
pocketful of thiiftiiit ran say with'the pot 4.
or without, the poet for thatmatter ;
• . ,Tootve is human
.•Topayup,divirie.. •
The wonderful • growth of ihiS gloiliousScountwy,
to which we Americans sOinetimes allude, is
patent to every 'single'. son, every married
daughter as . well as.toeverypairof twiits;:wittt
jn sound of my baritone yoice.•; . say it is Pat-.
ent, for history
.records the thking out of letters
patent in 1770. An event which is poetically
eml , almedand all ready to be expressed C. 0.
0., to - the:Centennial,' in the following chaste
.
. • A hundred years ago;you : •
Our country's glorious sire
.As Liberty's knightiivent - otit to fight
Great Britian's big Go • .
It would be well, or at least convalescent for
each of ns to pause here on. the portlee) . of our
Centennial superstructure, Wipe' our feet on,
the door-mat of time, and a.ok our neighbor,. or
it he is „ray frotahome..ask.l.lsWife, three im
portant/questions From whence as a.nnt ion
did we come?: Whither as npeOple .have we.
wandered ? Where in thUnder .are.we'going ?
Get np, fellow citizens, Min, go back to the
dawn of our country's hisory : back as early
• as four o'clock in the,thorning, and, while the
first auroral glints of the sunlight of civiliza
tion are streaking, across the'Eastern horizoia,
behold the intrepid' Columbus discoVering this
continent in three vessels; some historians say
in 1492, Out gentlemen; Columbus (lid, it_ in
three Vessels. Aid; as tilolu l knbus stafids - there
with his - band upon the front/door of our West
ein hemisphere ' Take a peep inside at - tile
country which for untold ages has been leVolv
ing around on its own ails independant of the
white man. - You see before Ykm .a howling
wilderness, howling to shake hands with civil
ization. You s-..1e bounding bisims:bounding
ever the boundless prairies. You' i,ee n race of
untutored Los building 'Campfires all Oct'V Star-.
1- 11
tha's Vinyard. You see a goodly pintion of
the earth's surface in ft perastssinu bf a Peo
ple living ivitlitint the'si `plest coin torts Hof Civ
ilization. Not . a penite iiary, not a bond and
morteag,e, not a, barrel of whiskey,•.inot , an as
sessor, not a , politician from the *.s'uhurba PI
gan Francisco to the huburbs of Boston.. 'A
simple people worFliiiiing tile .
,dreat , Spirit,
scalping one another, and_litring on game By.
atte I ¬. r, ~ ,1-,mean,olen-up
,or draw poker.
COn l tifo thitlicture
of the pastiwith a iiiiii
toratat 9t -th . preseni. ' Tcm.lB,y our cOnntry
.
instead _of an unbroken- floreit,. is made up \of
:*nd,.Fater, qn taxes Most of 04 -land is
m. l • t a
,mortgaged; most of the - wat ris we , nd most
of Wt . ° , ='taxes Are excelsior. Underneath ;this
lattivily roortpgedland , ; . i .stored Mir •treasu i res
' , t)t gold i silver, calomel, ep om talts, andfjworms
for fishing,, • Tile snrface, is mo n opolized by
the gromiging: ' old Grangers who\ raise grain.
This siain.is illictlyldistilled into 'whiskey; and
ihe whiskey ismixeil - with water:and used for
Campfire and rheumatism. Thus .yOu see
beantifully 'the land and water:*ash each
atbeialiands. bhOw me another country al
this green earth where :exists a more perfect
system of domestic economy.
Oh, my countrynied I Oli,tity fellow sistiti,f
I tell you with candor in " words, with. sin
cerity in ini,head;, an with theiiedlitz pow
eery otereetictp : Cifervescing, ail'oyer-my hod!.
tepathic hea#l tell you as a natiMi, - is si pec-'
ha a conntry, we are perfectly
,over'whelm
lug in our preponderous immensity. And now
'esPii,4,-,013t1;121401Y- legislative -4r.Wbacks,' de
spite' otir' 'Re.tre'to to
sweeping honest' cinan4rotii , '''oir the fdte : '
01 bur. American earttt,. despitei%jtiat 1 now the
searcitY,Of presidential aspirants waiting to ,
quenehlheir thirst, With the crooked -Whiskey
.Irhichis drawn from the golden.yessele of 13elp
tehatzo thiten l llo4* 7fishinOon, despite 1
all thia. let us' American citizens take the
sword of Banker Rill frfim the antlers, and
with uplifted hands swear that we wil hence.
Punorotio.
iB7a:
'MY NATIVE LAND.
BY APOTH B. CARY.
forth make hones‘men of our representatt yes
or make represen t ":tives of our hongst men.
iTtul Esp.
Not th,t klnd - of a Mao.
= Rev. Dr, Y., the other day; found a pack of
playing-cakds ini. the peasession of his Oldest
1 boy and 'after• givitig'the lad a thrashlrietor.
, Owning such engines -ot Satan. the
.doctor
Placed the cards (in his Own pocket, intendieg,
; •
to destroy
.them/ at the" first :;ppOrtunity. But •
he r forgot about. them,-.arid - subsequently ; while
in themars - on his way - to . the city, he pulled
out his handkerchief and: the cards 'carne . out
,I -
with it - and fell ori the floor. The doctor gath
_... — • .. • .
ered• iligni - •up ok4h*:-,-a2very red'..tacei‘end while
he was arranging; them . in, his hand he saw a
• rough looking men r inther. e eiit opposite to him
Wink at him. g i e - -turnel his head away, but
looking around a poment:later,:the man wink ' 1
ed at kinci once again. Then he winked sever.
: al times and finally, he came over : apd sitting
down by the side of the aottor; said :
- `J;say,vardner,'•what's . your little pine ?"- ,
"I.:4oU' s tndersOtntl yuu .- it e ".rOlieill,h - ,iloc!
tor.- . • . .! ' .
"Oh,'you neediiit tuitiknie," said the man.....-
"rm doing a little,rif jhat myself. . Now, how
do you .work,it?' ~
•• : - .. • .: _ • • ,
-1: ..... •
"Whlkt do'
. y l u meana? How do • I yprk .
what V' . -; ; . '. • '•
- .
; ;
"Oh, you knoW well • - enough. What do you .
skin 'cin' on ?" , „.• r - ' •• --;.; 'n . 1 1 . :, - .
. .
"Skin them . i V Skin . who-r - Really, sir, yiiur
remarks are incomprehenSihle,t6 toe."' .. ..
.• i: . .
"Now, see here,l tinaerstand t he whole thing
You're hunting Up" soniebotty .tti play . Seven'-up
withi - and: you . ; iii.t.end . to heat 'em out of their
money.: .New i !don't .you y"
. .
• ,
. .. .
"YOndorilt, . 'Ow who you are talking to,
sir."
(;.
"Now, PHA .: . There's no man on this earth
i
that can turn j4eka fasten I. kin.; And less you
.and me start t+ a game on some of those fel
lows, and..l'll run . three or four jacks up my
sleeve, with a w
1 ~
~ ~duple of-aces, maybe; and,when
1
we get to to : we'll 'diVide the profits and go
'down and get. oaring' drunk at the tavern. is
it a bargain ?" ,'.-
ftre
Amor. , "Let
please."
Won't club in with me and
"Won't do lw:
,
try few gimps?"
"Cer . • I
v
"Won't You]:
sleeves ?"
"You seem ti
dt, sir."
lend me them jacks to put in my
o forget that am a,e.leigynlan;
"A cler-1
that—that—
are youl"
Oh, no. You Olean tosa3
)n ain't a preaeher ; uow , honest
"Yes sir, 14n1., I anittbe ReV, Dr: -
"TO° I 'too bad ! Believe
, think . yOu was: one of those fellows villa play
• I •
cards on the carsa to gouge • greenhorns 'out cf,
their money. ) . You . look like
. one. now, don't
you? And what are you doing.with that pack
Old ipan, hey l ? Would you. mind it I showed
you 'how to inn 'erri over so's when you play
they can't loOtyou ! Pll do
,it.for nothing.
Then Dr. 'iotts, went info the bind car and
got oil at, the next station. 'When he got !time.
he gavelhat imy of hiS. a couple of eitrti flog
gings in orl i r, to case his feelings._ •
,
- ore Oppression., • .
•
A. policena
Thursday ev i
ing
an collared- - - him on Broadway
{ an
along,sing
"k(bie)izz
Leen in
Fold yOur
I'amw•
. .
Me muzzer, kizz your dq(ble)zing,
t 1 bead up(bie)on-your brez ;
tovin' arms zaroon.ine--
airy lemme re(bie)rest
His !eet
when. the o
shoulder he
,ere unruly, biS bea4 was light ; but
iieer. laid *his rude band, upon his
tooped, sloWly turned around and
said :
"Whazze►uazzer ?" . ' • '
"I want ion Ito shut up," replied the police
man. I i
"Cin't I
4ing, eh ?"
you - Make too much poise."
&h noise—um, zen I will go honie
mou' shul."
"Nusir ;
"Too'itim
(hic) wiinm
"Certaita
"I pay ta l
".Doesn't
urged the. inebriate.
'Take any ifference," said the po
liceman.
"And NT
"Yes sir,
r • ;got ter be oppressed, O.!"
you've got to:beveaceable."
"Citn't I xinOimn r , , . , •
"NothinOtt all."
"Can't '1 Shout ?" , -
"Shout ? INo sir." -
"You vicnitlemme tight, will yon r
"NA sir,' ; . - - . ,
-
"Zen," 84,id the man, as he reeled against a,
laPlll'post `I- - wathie)n-t .3reli' Annderstand I
won't get 41funk 'gin. , Zoo heat?" \-, '
"That wOuld be a good thing," said the of
as he walked - on. ,
The intiicated man braced himself against
lamp-e, la ,bst - ailit tried:to 661,16 binnwit'
L v,
thit if be 'ere to- relinquish drinking thncity
would go` ruin. ile had not'quite iettled the
..
.4uestion % i
ben they found him asleep on the
loWer ste of his own stoop next ntorning, but -
he looked s though be had had a fierce strug:--
gle ;with. .t e most perplexing points... •
o g ris, „near Adams, determined last
Week to 'ie in ssig as tbe boys o.
Tbey land 4 splendid bath in a secluded plaCe
htit a stro !ling cove took up - a position nest.
,their :016 lies, and they sat on the' oppoSite
blink ail s the afternoon and. called that cow
'hard napOi; They.were relieved when a‘farm.
cr'shoy carie after the co lint milkinor'
"Ain't forty dollars father. highloi lodging
brealFhtst P wail what a, departing,stninger
by the
.
e stage` inquired of the elerk.:if,,ne,:of the
fisit Antal* lintels, on being told lhai
was the al*ount of P.Yesily is a little
Well have it es,the atitge
Obbers, l l vas placid reply of he, elerk as
be reeelpti;ol the hill.
Danger. Meot—Orange peel.'
'seoundret•sii ?" exclaimed, the
me change, my seat, if you
THE:_.I)ENOG'fiAT,:.- J . V : Lt. -19-,...1876.:i
WHAT WE
WANT EVERYBODY TO KNOW!
That ilopbottom_ is a thriving Village, romantically
situated anild hilts, on. the D Let W h B , and ,
contains five stores In fill blast, and that "Jeffers
& Blakeslee have adopted the ready-pay system, which
explains why they are selling - goous so tow,
CODFISH. only 6 cents per ponnd.
ASHTON SALT, by the sack, $3.25.
13A1t REL SALT. $1.85
PORK, 12 cents per pound.
FLOUR----the best—Ter barrel', $7.50.
LORILLARD fine .cut shorts,l.obacco,
40 cents.
LONSDALE" Bleached Muslin., 9 cents.
UNBLEACHED. MUslin from 7 to 8 cts.
CALICO, best,
,from •5 to 7 cents*per yd.
CLOTHING, - per Suit, $8.50 . to $l6.
pAILY : RECEIVpici -.NE,T..1.3:-'2ODS,
and conatantly.:keep on hand everything usually , kepi
in Country Stores. Give us a can, that we may verify
our assert on.
WE WANT 'TO 'GIVE YOU MORE
GOODS (to take - hom..) F 01141.0,
THAN YOU E . V.ER HAD BE
' PORE; SINGE THE
WAIL . -
atrismui &
rropbittom, Jape 21, 1674-,z3w
T.II..BARNEO. j U (I..BLAND MCI I J.- N:,i,bO:ZODOX.
Barnes, Blanding & Co.,
#4r.ttc . .ank . .:o4oitc :=1t,!„01.10,
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL. KINDS OF
MARBLE 'AND GRANITE MONUMENTF;
MANTLES, &.C.
• • =
IMPORTERS OF SCOTCH GRANITE,
26 Chen an go St., Neal: Depot,
March& 181 : 6. iini4}lAMlON. N. Y.
FOR 1876.
JOB PRINTING
. .
~ • . , . • . , . .. ,
With •our four ,presses, a larpiassortmcut , of
plain and fitnek jOb'tVpe, I.h . :rders inks. papers,
Cards, etc., and experienced worLio), - we are
prepared to do
. . ,
" • - Mt Kings' of .Ifob Work .:
. „
at the . LOWIWr•PR'CES. Promptly upon
:receipt of order; (ily mail or titherayise,) . ••-
• . „ ,• .
we can lui:liA
Wedding Invitations, ' „ . •
Envelopes, Bill Heads, St at►:iu i.s, Note Heads,
Mix Label., ;ino Cards, Admission Tick
. ets, Ball - Tickels; Llw BiankS. Anetim) .
• .:' Bills, Lar.ze'POsters; Small :PUsters,
Bottle Labrls, Calling •:CardS, Address ..
Cards, Business' (Culling
InVitatiou Cards, • :•
Pamphlets, Busbies CircUlars, Wrappers, - Tag's,'
• Dancing Programmes,
etc., etc. ' . . i
, . . . ,
' -HAWLEY & CRtSER,
May 10. ' .. •• , - Democrat, °lnce..
FARM FOR SALE.
. , - - •
• The subscriber offers hi s . far ' tor sale, stt-nate- In
Forest:Lake, containing 65 acres. 56 improved:` Will
.keep twelve cows, and a teat , Well wwered, is also
a Jlood-vrttin-farm, Has a - piee yentectireliard. ' Terms
will be invade easy.; . For farther particulars entinire or
addresi.- AARON ltEY:3Ol.l)*,
. .
. . ,
• • ' . or *. IL ',lt OGERS.•
_ .
:leeb.- - tti, '76.—tf . . ,' • ' . . Mont ro-e, Pa,
,
xE . YsTONE . AC ADEMY:Th e . . f. ighth
year eummencei-on the first Tuesd::ly in Septent
her. The tall term elose4 on the Ttiesday. before
Thanksgiving, The winter term, commences. on -the.
first Tuesday aftvr T tank.zivlrez.: Ciaursss of study
full and complete.. Expenses mocitrate: For catalogue
or information - address, JA NI 6.* F REAR, -
June 14,161%,-3m ' 1 , ' • 'Pactoryville. Pa.
A:CURIOSITY 1 1 77 t 6 er -( stl n n i t ilr fre. b .e l" fo ° r f
stamp. Address Burst & Co,. 77 Nassau st, N Y. 26
AGENTS fati y u,b i7 ,r s i l le a rs y i t a a i r l . t B e i r o ar h t? o ar o r s .
free. Munson Sponsler, Pubs. Phila. Pa. 27
n AGENTS WANTED FOR THE GREAT
VENTENNIAL HISTORY
luau al y other book. °Reagent. sold 6
copil a in one ay. Sod for our extra terms to agents'
NeTioNai. PuntasurNo Pniladelphia. - tZS
YCHt )MANCIC,or SOUL CHAR:ONO. IMelth
err sex .Ilay farOnate and' gain the love and affec
tions (if 'Roy persorilhey choose instantly. Thit• sim
ple. mental acquirement all eau possess, tree, by mail,
for 25c. together with a marriage guide; Egyptian Ora
cle. Dreams, Hints to Ladivs.Wencing Night Shirt„&c.,
4. queer, book, • Address T. WILLIAM 4t., CO., Pubs.
- • 1
TIOTEL
FORTIETH AND POPLAR STS., PHILA.,
Close 'to the Main Exhibition 'BOidiug;
Single Lodgings Sa CeDtS:
Rums vita Double Bid.— $l-to $2 per Dot.
This lionete eepez.iallraitapted
A. 3. WEIDENEIi leq • _ 26
,
Meii are earning $4O to $i;.O:W
0 pereek 1 selling •
Cis ia 3.t 37'
• AND•I'I'S IifitiQURCES:
Cionpletc in the rhrillirit: hitcory - of - 100 event fill yeninit
a4n the Exhibition,--grand 11 ne.4erlptibn of.titir
tyy revoureer , in aOittul t tire, .eornmetce, natter:al.' mann
-fiettiring, natitral wou4ers, enrioWles.
illustrated: - A Cenrur,. • Nit 9) and "Oirriti-eye View free:
I,coo wore agents wail t d tin i for. !,1) it , . ; uid nitr.etati
tiarti Life of LiVinglitnte, t;o,itoo,allreao tlolti.ul,-.6 new.
Bible, ,0 rat ,t Le qua); Extut rA:tittit
write to
. , .
• . 00 UG' HS; 00 LDS, ;1 - 1.0.511S ENESS.`‘
, • - AND THIWAT
u A E.. • 1, f , .., , • '
) 4 1 : 41“: : ± t
. Alik,e -r :
-,:.7-31En
PUT UP (.)NLY' IN 11111,11:1E 13.0XkS.
• A. 'PRIED AN!) liglitEDY.
Sold by Dru:kgisttc getter/Ilb ;quid r 28
JOhtuo.ou.. liollowny Lt . co. l',lllloelphill.
•
1 0K AG E NTS AGE WANT EIS
._ ..
NEW fi ILL IT ALL -
t
.toseil o the,... l E •
ti
• . i ntorsAmw of Canvaneent hive answered ,
• ' ; our call tooth this Jamas Ara bank. And Yaws '
• went .1).000 mores It to the 2'nie Storpo fa " .
A 11101044 .1410 tn Ifornintheis."- • Introductimby
K, Ma. M. IL sTOWIL 410q)..eopki UV* "
het% ' solid, and It. outsells all •Deephigagnirto`
nee/ Min igen lay —"God wed /" 900,000
Iteeden say, "his spkidel/" irketwasla art
12:11 4 :11t1 = i t:j i g in tows tay,. Etrontir
11 leeli phleti.with CFArb t al.d asi TM '. .
44•14 1)1111ilifarlill kW"
We are 'almost
[ ESTABLIti#ED IN 1840.1
ALSO.
A SPECIALTY.
Duchy Eit Go.
d .
4‘ IP f f r, C" . - 3 4••• "tk #"4 't A
t.
• ' t A .\ I f .. ) • ,
• - _
• •
I.IIIGESI 1110 BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE tfillill
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS,
. .
In:_the '".c;ENHEIM )3L0011 ; ": Great rtlezta Pa;
129-All goods biiughtwith 'care and .for cash:.: only. An immense line'of Bar
gains just received. 2 .
• ,
• Country . .froditOe oral kinds - Marketed in Philadelphia and New. York,
"Welcome" to both old - und new customers.
Great Beid, iMitY 10th. 1870.
•
f •
4' . _ . ..F. - : BAONSOYS
- ifusi6. - it. } JEWELRY iTORE ,
.----
G Om, AT
R D
IF W.ATCHES
AN LNDLESS. VRIET O CLUCKS.
PLT
arIEIVIVX33L.XtIr
NEW, GOODS . COSTANTLY ARRIVING.
61 - IAT ILE1010.:TION- 10.:TION_:M•-PRICES
Watettes, ClOcUs, and Fine Jewelry re-. If 3
pairee. on. short notice and warranted. ,
• . • '• -Fine sniTaving done. . •
111343416
THE MIN NIT GOBS AND ELME HUSE
OITTnNBURG-;,, ROSENBAUM
•
Is still in Montrose,lbeing established nearly a, quarter of a century. and intend to be another. are caming the
largest and moat complete AFsortment of - Dry Goods, Ready -Made Clothing, A of any other firm in the
County. Our facillOes for buying in large quantities of first hands by the original peel:ogee,. and. I y having a
resident buyer constantlyitt the market, is such, that it makes it almort an I mpossibilit,l for any new or old dealers
to compete with us in prides.
M. S. Dessitneii having just returned from New York with a large stock, of EteaPontible Roods. boughtfor
cash at the most faV,orable rater, prices being so tempting that he bought heavier than usual, and mostly at large
Auction Weil,: Wo vlhl, can and shalliell them at astonishingly low figures ,
DRY GOOD, CARPETS, MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, LADIES'
I, AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS; - ,
`,l: -
FL e ,413.wr-311C zitc e
, •
Fine lot of Clothe,' Cassitners sod guitings, for - enekaii ' Work. lifeasnres takc.o and rerfect fitting rum'
teed.. Only,relisible goods sold that will bear recommendation.' Price tie , Fonda:Won applieatton at our car
tom. We wilt say for one and all, that we defy competion. Respectfully :oars,- ~ • • 4 .•, •, -
. , WITTE
,
' BIBURG, ROSENBAUM & Co,
'• ' .
. ~
3f: 8. DR.SSALIER, Managing Partner.
Yontroee, ,April 12, 1878.
- • , , WHOLES4.I,II DEALER • •
BRONZE
. L4MPS, OPAL LAMPS, ALL GLASS LAMPS, HAND : LAMPS,
~pIII . II,*E4S, WiCKS, S4 . A.DES; SHADE HOLDERS,
BvEßvi‘i
MANUFACTURER,; .. . OF.: ;
: 45 0 1 % 113 37 . 16 :-i?oik4ViVtl*/ W'.&# E.
: Ouahanteed as , Lote as any /bass in Srnaliern New tint,'
Address by Mitt. Prorriptly : dtieu_dpa Ta.
on, Jrcom PRINTING
• - ,
con i ri - - ••
ar •
. ; •
Large 'Ste*
MEE
itotla4N
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MATHUSHEK AND CHICKEMN6
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AND OTHER ORGANS.
J. F. BRONSON, AG'T,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
• MUSICAL 'IIIIERCIIikNiISE
Of all Descriptions.
SHEET 3IUSIO, INSTRUCTION BOOBS,
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