5 KING Among morchanU li I tho ono who enters to the wantfl of his cub- ltoiirn. ho thoy rich or poor. Both have sn qnl right to bo treated fairly. Jnatlco to nil It a good motto, and our cn&tomcra will flnil It oars. Wo havo a comyloto llnoof Oroccrloa M woll M Canned Goods, etc Coino and boo our stock of goods, and remember tho best goods aro always tho clioapeM In tho long run Corner Grocery 5tiiTfe and White Sts. THIRD EDITION BABIES ffl Unprecedented Number of Deaths. Prevalence of Diarito Cholera Mantum. and OHUROH ANNOUNCEMENTS. TOliero mill Wlifii Bfrvlee Will Wo Con iluvtvil ro-inmroiv. Trinity lteformod ohuich, Itev. Itobert O'Hoyln, pastor. Services tomorrow at 10 a. m. una 0:30 p. m. Sunday Behool at 1 :) p. m. .Everybody woleome. Engllab Luthorim churoh, M. II. Ilavice, pastor. ServloeH lit 10:80 a. m. and 0:00 p. m. Sunday school at 1:30 p. m Prayer meeting Thursday ovenlnK at 7. Kcholos Isrool Congregation, West Onk ntreet, Hev. H. ltablncrwiU, Itabbli servicea every Friday evening; Kuturday and Sunday aiurnocm and veiling. Welsh Uamlst church. Preaching services nt 10 a. in. and 0 D. m. by the pastor, Ilov. I). I. Evans. Sunday school at 2 p. m. Everybody welcome. Roman Catholic church ol tho Annunciation, Cherry Blreet, above West street, Kev. II. P. O'Hollly, pastor. Masses at 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. Vespers at a:00 p. m. Kbonozer Evangelical church, Ilov. H. M. Llch. tenwalnor, pastor. Services to-morrow at 10 a, m. In German, and 0:30 p. m. In English. Sunday school at 1:80 p. ra. All aro heartily invited to attend. St. George's Lithuanian Oatholio church, corner Jardin and Cherry streets. Hov. L, Abromaltls, paator. Mass and preaching nt 10 a. m. Vespers at 3 p. m. Salvation Army, corner Mr In and Oak streets, einuln Kathar and Lieutenant Shlndel in command. Services all day, commencing at audita, m. and 3 and Bp. m. Meetings will be held every night during tho week excepting Monday nlcht. First Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. Wm, Powiok, pastor. Morning, Holy Commuuion Evening, fpecial sermon to young aen, Sunday school at 2 p. m. Epworth Leagtio at 5:45 p. m. Prayer meeting at 7:30 on ThurB' day evening. Strangers and others aro always welcome. English llantlst church, South Jardin streot, (Services ct 10:30 a. m. and ot 6:30 p. m. by Itev. W. II. Johuslon, ot Vluccntown, N. J. Hun- day school at 2 p. m. Monday ovcnlng nt7:30 v. p. II. U. -will meet. Wednesday oven lng general prayer meeting. Everybody wel come. Presbyterian church. No services In the morning. Evening service conducted by tho Christian Endeavor Society. Kev. John E. Lynn will conduct a praise and pruycr scrvlco on Wednesday evening. Sunday school at 2 p. m. Christian Endeavor Society will meet on Tues day evening at 7:30. Prayer meeting on Thursday evening at 7:30. All aro cordially Invited. All Saints' l'rotostarit Episcopal church, Oak street, near Main. Morning sorvico at 10:80 and ovcnlng at 7 o'clock. Tho rector ofll clatos at morning sorv.co alternately and at ovcry ovening eervlco. The lay reader, Cliarlos HasMns, officiates In tho absence ot tho rector. O. II. Brldgman. Sunday ichool at 2 p. m. All scats tree and everybody made heartily welcome. DBB DANA'S HAKSAPAKILI-A, no " THE KINT) THAT CTTRES". Irjnorarce of Mothers the First Cause. Physicians Advise the Use of Lactated Food. OBE'S OBSE1 What He Seen and Trio Tho pleasures of llfo eocrulngly very trifllna,- clrcumstan .1 . .. lUI. ill M a 1 1 . nn 1.1. fl.A drawn to this conclusli statement of facts and llvo In a very quiet an town, devoted almost deuces of its Inhal: WaVATIONS, Htnrs During Ills ,. aro often marred by I am f, on by the following r t il retlrcil section of tho M ATnliilvftlv tn rent. Iftnnts; uo buy shops, Mr. Ityan, tbo Umpire. There would undoubtedly be a different ending to thegamo yesterday had tho umpire understood the rules. I'otttvUle Chronicle, Mr; Ryan, of Mahanoy City, was tho umpire. This is the samo gentleman who caused the delay of tho Shcuaudoah-Pottsvillo rauic, by his persistent efforts to officiate. Even the I'ottsville people,wlto lauded him to tho skies when it was in their favor, are finding out that lie knows nothing about the game, and that Shenandoah's refutal to play with him officiating was justifiable. Continuing, tho samo paper says: "Wo have nothing butkind words for Mr. Ryan, of Mahanoy City, but we aro compelled to say most emphatically that ho does not understand the rules. Ills friends. cannot hide him under tbe veil of "he trios to do what U right." That don't go. An um pire must be ono that can umpire. If he is ignorant ol tho rules ho ean't umpire, and that settles it. Mr. Ryan wanted to umpire another gamo. Uo had better left good onough alone." Use Whins' Latjndby Blue, tho leet .Bluing for laundry ue. .Bach package roakas txo quart. 15cle. Sold by Coakley Bros. KvhdkuHomU l I. Unfile. Quite a number of people, orttiide of the member of tue Kvaugolical Sunday school, aoatxnpuniwi tho latter to Lakeside park yes terday. All those who were iu attendance had an anjoyabla time. The main feat uie of amuemtit was the game of base ball between the married and single men. 1 he former won by the More of 17 to 30. George W. Beddall and Frank .Eisenhower was the battery for the former and Jonas Qllfl llau and Richard Bnj der ooeupied the points for tho latter, Ceddall's great pitching was tbe feature, striking out nine men. McEihenny's saloon and restaurant, comer .Whito and Centre streets. Best of everything Infants Thrive Best Upon it and it is Easy to Get. There was novor a limo for mothers to bo raoro careful than now. Nearly a third of tho doaths in Chicago for a month past havo been deaths of babies I Chicago is not an exception. Diarrhiea and cholera infantum aro now more prevalent in ovcry city in the country than over beforo at this season. Tho cause of this state of affairs is Im proper feeding. Half tho deaths In July, August aim pen- tembor ovcry year nro of children under five years old. Ycl it was never intended; and tho investigation of health societies every where has shown that thcro is no reason but tho Imioranco and carelessness ot momers, for such an abnormal loss of llfo in oarly ytarB. Mothers whoso breaet-nnlk Is faulty sliouio understand that lactated food is tho food that is nearer mother s milk than any other. And they should never fail to use it iu nrfi..renco to any other. It has been shown in ovcry investigation that babies fod upoi lnrtnti.il fnnd llvo lonccr and thrive better than thoso brought up on other diet. Lao lated food makes vigorous, well-nourished, nctlvo babies when other foods fail. It con tains tho very elements for' easy, perfect nntrittfin. T.nni? trial has shown it to be perfectly adapted to tho ago of growth when tlm dlircstlvo ononis aro making onoruious ilpmamlntomcut tho needs of growth and development. 'For unwards of eight years, I have been familiar with lactated food,'' says tho well known Boston physician, Dr. C. P. Thayer, and my immediate professional friends and myself havo it always at hand." Ono cause of the high esteem of the food among physicians lies in tho known cleanliness and scrupulous care used in its preparation. In lactated food tho combination of the necessary elomcnts of puro, hoalthy mother s milk is accomplished. Using pure milk sugar as a basis, thero is combined with it the richest clcmonts of barloy, wheat, and oats which by long subjection to high 6team boat undor prossuro havo been perfectly cooked, Combined with tho other elements of tho food, tho result is a homogeneous product that is easily assimilated by tho feeblest stomach Infants thrivo upon it; they grow plump, strong, bright-eyed, and clear-skinned. The child who Is puny, pale, and sallow is likoly to become an adult of inferior mental and physical powors. Tho child that Is brought up on lactated food starts life with everything in favor of health. Physicians ol all schools recommend lactated food; thousands of mothers who havo used it praiEo it; lubies like it; it is within tho reach of simplo homes, stores or any of tli indicatlvo of noiso an of mlno Is occupied at his absenco from bed nj to equalize things and nature with its "sweet ho Is privileged to ri longer in tho niornlu, our ntlghbors, who retiring earlier and v by the necessities of early in the morning, who rife early Is ono, faithful spouse to his self lit conversations women of tho square, squares. Howover, tl wife and model woma iu performing nclgl, voico that is at least turo of loudlncfss, slid It is a crocs, as hori between thcKohinooJ aliope. Now you (Wan lmsgiuo roduced on tbo fcllo The pleasures of a da; destroying his slumbi out of sorts, and con' pcovifih during the dl tho succeeding rnornO usual program of tbd voico. Letter List. The following letters remain unoalled for at the Shenandoah, Schuylkill county, Pa., post oOce, September 2, 1893: Morgans Ellen Morris Thomas Parlies calling for advertised letters should iiloase sav "a-tverttaed." One cent will bo chared on all advertised letter. II. O. UOVMH. P. M. B t photographs and crayons at Debb'i. UeUmiMHt Tax JftlB. All taxes due to me ou the dupueetes of end imo most b peld to 1. M. Bnrke, ttq, who to ntftiaed by me to mke won colleHoM Chujt Schmidt. Augwt4, im. Thursday wo bodu month which, in poinj importance, has had tn an almost unpnr: there hns been unexa! ncss, torriblo difabtei firornd water. But tho opening of the aid bade adieu lo all su As far as tho element will havo her own w ltogother beyond hu tors of finance and tr ing agent, and it is w to point tobrlghteuil viviug, confidence tb lered is being ristori resuming more rapid currency is becomii and tho biinked-up 1 naccs aro beiug uncc and looms of industr. When tho clouds roll doing, wo shall havo ous days of not long Senate, instead of wi speeches, will act pri questions bofore it. if ordinary lniiusinos ft I bustle. A. neighbor V a labor that requires nwlltintv tifiuru lint 'for the fully supply of '.Vmlnrn. l.olmv Wt" fi,maln at his slumbers (IK hours than other of iH mve tho prlvilego of lllho nro also compelled ."iheir vocations to riso A, Among mo iioiguiiuia i who after tending hor y dally toll, enjoys her. 'I' with tho neighboring 1 i i . e . . h :, anu iirooauii lur imi 10 inct is mis uuvuiuu din vme is iiwvur wcuij Alborly kindnese) lias ri icculiar. It is a mix- i rpiu and shrillness. ,?'o broedcrs would say, ''. ..!.!. .! .....1 T....ma tho CllCCt ,iw who sleeps too lato. r are rudely brokon, in ,,-r ho arifts peevish and jtinues out oi sons anu ay, only to bo aroused ipig by repetition of tho I nclchbor with a strong Tho change in 1 Schuylkill Traction Ueuald yesterday, persons to express th of tho retiring olllclu. prominent gcntli Scheme on tho part tho tosponsibility ofl quont damages. Tl accusation against tl at all versed in its al' the change in mann contemplation for si it is a disputed qui cliaugo in manager company of suits of il To day is Labor holiday, and, morco day, it was largely son for a more than that there aro mon than ever bofore, sir augurattd, and bill ployers as a rule did VKHHtWAL. J. K. P. Schicfly spent to-day at Potts- ville. R. D. R. Ilngenbuch spent to-day at Maha noy City. Mrs. T. T. Williams left for Tremout this morning to visit friends. George W. llassler, of North Jardin street, left this morning for the World's Fair. David Owens, after spending several days at Atlantic City, returned homo yesterday, John B. Scliuehiug has returned home from a week's visit to Philadelphia and At' lautlc City. Charles Kirilu left town to day to tako up course of study at the Ursinus college, at Col. leueville, Pa. Chris. FoltK left for his now home i Philadelphia to:day after a pleasant visit to friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Finney arrived home last evening after a visit to the World's Fair and a trip through the lakes. Hugh O'Donnell, who recoutly spent some time here as tho guest of Hon. M. O. Watson, will address tho workingmcn of Chicago to-day. Miohaol T. and Martin P. Purcell, John T. Stanton, Curl CoegAn and policeman Flaherty formed a party that left town this moraing for Pottsvllle. An Accident at ISorilou. Yesterday afternoon Edward Borrigan, a workman on the P. & R. railroad, met with a frightful accident at Gordon, While assisting iu making a flying twitch he fell between two cars, two of which passed over his body. He was removed to the Miners' hospital, where his right arm was amputated at tho shoulder. his right leg at the hip and his left leg above the aukle. The unfortunate man resides at Ashland. The physicians at the hospital say he oanuot recover. Tho Third Similar lu Heplnmbirllted for Timt I'urpote. Tho following circular has been Itsued to pastors, Suuday school superintendents, and different church societies: "Tho I Pennsylvania Woman's Christian Tcmpcranco Alliance (non-partisan nnd non- sectarian) sends cordial greeting, and earnest j prayer that the following recommendation of the general assembly of tho Presbyterian Church shall llkewlso lo adoptid by all churchrs.of whatevcrdenomlnalion, in Pcnn. sylvatila: "Rosolvcd, that tho third Sunday of Sep tember, or, if more convenient, somo proxi mate Sunday, be recommended to our churches and peoplo as a day to be observed as a day of prayer for the suctoss of temper ance and that our churches, ministers and Sunday Schools bo requested to observe this day by tuch services as shall Ins best filled to louso au intertst in tho subject and Sccuro sound Blblo Instruction thereon." Tho circular is signed by Mis. II. C. Camp bell, prosident Pennsylvania's W. C. T. Alliance, and Mrs. Ellen M. Walton, cor respondent secretary Pennsylvania's W. C. T. Alliance farewell to August, a -lofovcntsof disastrous jfew equals. In addition ji'lelled financial panic, Kiipled stagnal Ion in busl ' s by hurricanos,eyclones; 1... l.,.nn n.1,1. jut ua ilUl'U IKH. HUH '.itumn season wo have is H dreadful oalainltlos, fa are concerned nature fy. Her movements are 'man control, builn mat- (icio man is ino eonirui ;itb pleasure we aro ablo lig skies. Business is re 'it ws so fearfully shat gy than they su-pemied, ,-ig nominally pienuiui, res of factories and fur ,!vored, and the wheels nfTnlti snt in motion. . . - .1 S.I I.. f, oy, as iney nro rsipmij la return of tho prosper biuco, especially If tho larying tho country witl: imptly on tho financial .ho management of the Company, noted in the has caused n number of 'ilr viowBiipon tho action is. Last ovening I heard -man say that it was s )',of tho company to avoid tho riot and tho conso ls, I think, is an unjust o company, and any ono 'lairs know very wellthat kgement has been under L metimo. Furthermore, stion whether the recent lent would relieve the -'linages. iay, and beiug a legal er, a general half holb "observed. Another rea- general observance was unemployed workmen '.-o Labor Day was in iiness being dull, cm '.uotobject to putting up tho shutters and jol'nlug in the observance of tho day. j Onn. tuts. to fruit In tho valley was s by the recent hurricane, . ........ 1lAa flcf If of it with the roots out COMING DAY OP PRAYER. T710U BALE. Tho Mieotz property. K. Lloyd 1 street, and property nt Urownsvillo. 8-88-lm M.Jt BuiiKE, Attorney VTOTICE. My wife. Mary Agnes Downham, IN having left my bod and boatd, I hereby givo notice that I will not bo lospoaslblo for any debts contracted by her or by my cnlldrcn after this date. 88 0t WM- DOWNHAM. Shenandoah, Pa., Aug. 29, 1893. TUItlCEIlA FOR MEN ONLY. For OJd Mcni for Young Men. Turkcra Is tho greatest developer auu restorer ltni.wn to man kind. Loot Vigor, wcattucis nrd pains in the back permanently cured. Success guaranteed. Price only J2.00. Send for fooled circulars. DIt. MAlfcON,007ValnutHt., Philadelphia. Ha. 7-29-s & w 13t. Considerable of tli blown from tho trcel while a largo propor.-tlon of on tho ground, mos' of tho ground. Ovsters R now in Rev. John Lynn sjvill conduct a praiso and prayer service on l.Vednesday ovening in tho Prosbvtcrlau churcl. Tho Union Coal dxmpany will resume oper ations HI 116CCOII.EJ4 days. Only ono SB present. William Rimokitj Carmel for killing striking him on the September opeuttl The Lehigh Vail reduced its float $500,000 since its v ing, and such of thl fallou due during been paid oil' have favorahle terms, Tho noxt holidii Day. John Geddling a both of Raven united in matrimony, ;rft, Jit. Carmel, in a few ilft will bo rut on for the U3 has been held at MU ; Matthow Zebrietus by hoad with a beer gluts. chilly. y Railroad Company has ug indebtedness about Bparation from tho Read, e compiny's notes as have .that period and have not been rcnowed upon very y will be Thanksgiving ad Miss Caroline Umloff, un, were on Thursday Will l'l h the Work. Capt. J. F. Baile; who recently resigned as President of the Traction Company, but still retains that Jxwition in the Lakeside Electric Railway (ijuipany.is now at Ashland in the inteuitsof fiig-latter company. The object of his wi: U to push tho work on the road beiwt "n this a spt" 11 v complctlq City yc-.crtlay. '.own and Mahanoy City to He visited Mahanoy LEWI-. At Shd of Charles and Gas llrwmsoure .r. PWr.l nn ann.laj .... . . ill,.... -tv... CI.,,..! W 111 ......, 1 " v ' IM IW MIUII1WWI l.;i" umm; f fi.,.,11- r, . r, I 111 1 - I. ..1.1 1 I ' Agricultural ooww wu. ...t,, 8trcet BoitiveitJ burg, September . , 7 itna e. ine sporang ; yiuA progntn emnged is excellent sod tho exhlb- its will be Urge. Special attractions. Bal- qi loon asoenaioua and parachute leaps daily by Tor sixty d&yifJ a lady aeronaut. Plenty of races. Don't fail will gtre a lOxig to attend. l-t t etea of bto H al Oleii. uaudonh, Pa., Edwin, son ie Lewis, aged 10 months. September 3rd, at 2 p. m., eideuce, 401 Weat Cherry nd Mends rwnectAilly iu 8-1-St in Aw x.t. Mgey, the photngispher num picture with every ITt STATE NOTICE. Estate of John F. Hlg 11 gins, lato of th Uoromh ot stenaniJoah, County of f-chujlklll, doctased. All peri-ona Indebted to said estate ore requested to muke In mediate payment, nnd those having legal clainn ogatnst the same will prudent Ibom. wit out dflay, In proper oi-dor, for settlement. MAlta iKET IIIGQIN , Executrix. Or her attorney, JAMES W HYON, 7-:4 0tow Poltsvllle, Pa. Doti'lTofaaccuSpIt crSrrokoyour Llfo Away Is the truthful, startling title of u Uttlo hook Uatlelld ull about No-to-bic, the wonderful, harmless Qumnntenl tobacco habit cure. Hit cost U trifling and the man who nunts to quit i.nd can't runs no pnyslcal or unmrlnt risk In using "No to bao " t-old by all druggists. Jlcok nt drugbtoros or bv ma'Ifree. AdJres Tfe Sturling Kcmedy Co , Indlir.n Mineral Hprlnps. lnd. t a ly C0MM1SSI0NEI13' oitsvihe PA OtTlCE. 1 August B, 1803. HOT1CE. SEALED PROPOSALS wl 1 be reo.ved by tho i nderslgned, t :o Commlssioners of Schuylkill founty, uni 11 2 o'clock, p. m., Mon duy, September 4th, 1893, for tho erection and oi mnletlon of two abutments and remodellns the Iron brldgo nt Palo Alto, to span tho Schuylkill river at Mt. Carbon. Pa.. In accor dance with plans nnd specifications, which cm uo seen at tnis umce. SAMUEL O. DtTUIlK, JAM KS J. HOWES, ELIAM E. HEED, Countv Commissioners. Attest: PniL J. Conneli., Clerk. a"-ws 0t RET JIG'S Beer and Porler I AM AGENT for tho (Jhas. Ilettig's Cele brated Beer and Porter in this vicinity, also Bergner & Engel's celebrated India Pale Ales and Old Stock. Orders will receive prompt attention. Finest brands of Liquors and Cigars. SOLOfViOiM HAAK- 120 South Mam Street Boots and Shoes m a SACRIFICE! I will close out my entire stock of Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps at prices re gardless of cost, as I intend to go into another business. ISIDORE FRIEDMAN, 29 North Main St., Shenandoah J ERS E YPE AGH ES ! We will receive daily, direct from the orchards, one carload of choice Jersey Peaches. Call early if you want good fruit at low prices. 124 H. Main St., Sfanandoah, Pa. NOTICE. I beg to Inform the public that I havo pur cnaaea tne MARKER SHOP lately owned by William Ramer. and will con duct It for the benefit ot my customers. A share of your patronage is solicited. CHAKI.EH niiltlt, (Formerly with Wm. Dorr) 12 W. Centre St. 5 and 7 IJ. Genirs Street B TILE CHOICEST DRINKS Can always bo had at EABLEY'S SALOON Cojr. Lloyd and Market Sts Umt Beer.Ale and Porter and finest Cigars aiwtiys o& nana. ruuwuwiu,Bmiyu, Mm, Pommy and hart. ....SUMMER.,.. CLOSING SALE! To make room for new fall goods which are soon to arrive, we have marked down our prices on all summer goods, and in order to do so quickly, have cut deep. Saturday, Septem ber 2d, is "Labor Day." On that day and the Friday morning previous, we will make sur prising reductions all over our big store. Not only in one department, but in' all depart ments. Price is no object. ,jOMJIENCING in our Millinery Department you will V And oilers unparal'elod by oth rs olsowhere. Exam ino tho BeaulifUl Picturos at prices less lhan half their value. In cur Coat Iloom you will find bargains in Ladies' Muslin Underwear, Laco Uurtnins, Chenille Curtaine, a fow f utnmer Wrape, etc. Comii.g Into the main storeroom you will see bargains right and left lu Drets Goods, Notion, Fancy Good9, TJudorwcar (Indies' nnd gent'sj, IIniory, Linens, Luces, Embroideries, Corsets, Gloves, olc. Exam ination with observation aro tho two best means of Voing able to approcia'o thoso offers, Come early and niHko your selections, as tbe beet will not be tho last. The details of this special sale will be more fully explained through the medium of the press. Watch for a circular at your door, as circulars will be distributed all over the county. Don't fail to read it. The time morning of September 1st, and all day Sep tember 2d, 1893. 'I Bre. Psmeif mi Stewart, O, GEOKGE MILLEIt, Manager. ""Hickory Baskets! All Shapes and Sizes. Also Breton Lunch Baskets. ! A Aery nice lot of Toilet Sets which wo will part company with at 2.7o. Tlieeo aro large and in tour umerent decorations. Wo havo whacked another big chunk oft tl e price of Mason's Jars. GIRYIN, DUNCAN & WAIDLEY'S. 8 EJoT-fcH SEctlju. Btroot. John F.Ploppert, EAST CENT11E 81. read, Cake and Pie Bakery ! CONFECTIONERY. ICE CREAM, SODA WATER. J. F. PLOPPERT, 29 E. Centre Street, Shenandoah. HOOKS & BROWN, Base Balls, Bats, Masks, Foot Balls, A full line of Stationery, Blank Books, etc. Ho. 4 NORTH MAIN STREET Russet Slioe I.ticc8! Russet Shoe Dressing ! AT THE LEATHER STORE I ie ktct-. ooxxtro est., JOHN n. TIR25IrlK. Public Notice! Notice la hereby given that persona destroy ing or detaining boar kt8 will 1m piwaouted M provided by tbe Aot ot Assembly approved Apm4tu,iw. Browera' Association, HMMUXtME, I" Junt s, 111. If CHRISTIAN SCHMIDT No. 207 West Coal Street, . . SHENANDOAH, PENNA, -AGENT FOK- CELEBRATED LAGER 1 1 1 1 AID PILSNER BEERS, Porter, Ale and Fine Old Stock Ale. BEST COAL In the Market. Prices per Ton, Delivered: STOVE COAL $3 00 CHESTNUT COAL 3 00 PEA COAL....... ....... 2 00 EGO COAL 3 00 Orders may be left at 21 East Coal street, or 201 Soma Mttin street. M. L. SHOEMAKER. Bakery and Confectionery Siore, lati ti. jnrrtiu Ktreei, Ttellrr-Bt rahgg and bread sod plain R.nd fancy confectionery ot all bind always kept on hand. WM. SUTJGAK3.
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