V
It
Star.
Mufi.4i'rO'" f M( fwr Vir, op .( y
jiiiiil Klrklljl In (itloincr.
'. AtVri-il'iiKftftiiNt Killtur mid I'wb.
"w'kdn khiVayTm mciflir
A ll lntli'i"'ili'iil litialinHr,itililllit-nti-ry
Wfiliti'iliy ill' I(kviiiiIiIvi, Jnirnimui Cu.
lIl'YiiH-il til till- ltlllri't nf HllllllflVlll
atnf .ll-ITnrwilH'lilltllr. Nitn-mlltli-al, frill In-lit
nil wllh fulriii'n, mill will hi' piiiwliilly frliml-
lf InwiinlH tun uumii niai-im
HiilwiTllitlmi iirli-atl.nGpni
iMTjnnr, in ail ram-
(Ininmiiiilriilliiim Ititi'iiilt-il fur i
r li
iiiilillralliui
nmnl. tin n unnniiliMl lijr III wrlmr a nam.
not fur Il nl Ion. lull an a HunrniiK-n nf
noil fnllli. Inli'i-i'Hlliiii ni'wn lli'inilli'lli'il.
AdvortMinr ruli-n tiiailn knnwnini aiitillra
tlttn at llio oltli-a In krin-lilli-li-lli-iirr llliH'k.
liKMKMy I'otiiiiiiinlriilliiiiK nml rtiati.n nf
arlvnrtlwniniit Mix m ll rt-arli 111 In (illli lit
Mittiiliiv iiiMin,
Aiilri--u all-imimtiitlrat4mia lot'. A.Ktopn-
nmm, Hi.rniililvlllK, Pa.
KiiIkhmI nt tln inHtnflli-fl Hi Hnyiiiililsvlllr,
!., aa mu'oml i'Im mall maltrr.
Don't bo mim'i'IhimI If yon hear a loafer
arguing agnlimt Hi" teachings of tlw
Hlblo, for the Holy Hk an): "If any
provide nut for IiIk own, especially for
thoao of his own bouse, ho In woi-mii tlllll!
An liiildel."
A French iiiiturallat assert Hint If
tho world should Iki'iiiihi hlrdlt-aa In nil
would not Inhitlilt. It after nine year. In
aplto of all tho spray nml pnlsmm Hint
ooulil bo manufactured for thn dostiue-
tlon of Insects. Tho bug and Ihk
would Hlmjily i'hI n our ou-haid mid
ernpa.
A bill to regulate maiilngi- Ik iww
bnfore tho Colorado legislature. It
pi m'oii tho granting of mnrrlitgo lli-oiimm
In thn IibiiiIh of n laiard of three physl
1'lann In each county, which hoard In to
have power to examine all applicant
for marriage, and to refuse license In
all who aro judged uii'iitully or phyal
rally unlit for tho tlutlea of nint-rlcd lite.
Tho man who places Uhi valunhlo an
estimate iion his own services gener
ally dovelope a ease of big head, nml
when a pcraon once lieeomea a victim of
thl malady his nai-futnoss In tho world
Is about ovit. Mlg head ban ruined
many bright prtiHioeta, for tho limn
who has tho enlargotl cranium aeea
through nullifying glassoa and In bis
doliiHion turn buck before the goal hit
boon reached, thinking that tho victory
ha boon won. Don't get tho big bend.
Fall Crock erufif. Wo havo sever
al cones of "big head" In Iteynoldsvlllo
and havo noticed tho usolossnos of tho
victim.
Tho papora aro tolling of a professor
who on opening a bottle hoforo a largo
aiullonco snld Iteontnlnod aliquld which
would give olT a pungent, poworful odor
and ho w lulled by tho experiment to tent
tho rapidity of tho spread of the odor.
Ho linked those near who flrnt detected
It to ml ho, tlielr bunds, and ho on to thu
buck Meutf. When tho stopper wuh re
moved hnndH lyegun to go up at onco
from tho front, mid hiiiiil-liftlng went
from row to row toward tho mid, but
tho profoHor had to cut abort bin ex
periment, bepuiiHO M'ople tiegun tOHnlTci'
in front and to hurriedly leave tho
room. It wa a RiicccHHful experiment,
but an exixii lment aa to the power of
tho Imagination. Tho bottle contained
only distilled wutcr.
A cornet company up In Connecticut
unlit TllK ST AH a magnanimouR offer
thli week, but on account of tho liberal
ity of tho cornet company wo did not
fool liko taking advuutago of tho olTor
and, bunco, consigned it to tbo wuhIo
banket. The olTor wan thin: If wo
would give tho company ton dollars
worth of advortlHlng they would send us
one cornet la exchange for tho adver
tisement. Tho price of cornet la $1.00.
Think of ltl tlO.OO worth of adverting
for a 11.00 comet. We often got such
liberal olTom from various companion,
which forces us to the conclusion that
thoro must bo fools In tho newspaper
business somewhere. In this broad land
that accept such "cboeky" offers or
else there would not bo so many sent
out over tbo country.
The former official estimate of tho
t wooded areaof the United States, pluccd
at 26 per cent, has been raised to 37 per
( cent by the latest computations of tho
Division of Geography and Forestry of
' the U. S Goologlcal Survey. That office
hits Issued a bulletin contulnlng new
figures on American forests, some of
which tend to prove the national timber
resources greater than Is supposed.
The two latest State to be examined
are Oregon and Washington. The for
mer is estimated to contain 234,ouJ
million feet, B. M., in standing timber;
the latter, 114,778 million feet. Destruc
tion by fire bas been exceedingly serious
In Washington. On the assumption
that the burned areas contained on an
average as much timber as the un
touched portion, 40,000 million feet have
been destroyed slnoe lumbering began.
This amount would tupply all the saw
mills of the United States for two years,
and at a value of only 75 cents a thous
and, moans a dead loss to the State of
$.10,000,000. The amount actually
logged in the same period has been 30,
000 million foet, making the estimate by
the same comparison of areas. Oregon
bus suffered less from both fire and lum
bering, owing to the smaller facilities
for marketing the product.
For Sale One seven-year-old mare,
weight 1200 lbs., one top surrey, top
buggy, open buggy, sleigh, set harness,
blankets and robes. Inquire of John
M. Hays.
Parsdlaa Imiltuto, Held Psbtuary 14th.
Hhould havH Imen aunt In for publica
tion sooner, but ha been unavoidably
delayed, and wo hope tho old maxim,
"Heller late than never," will prove
true In this InnlHiiee.
Meeting was called to order by John
Norrla. John Dougherty and Martin
Hyphrlt wore elected president and vice
president, and Albert Htrauss and James
Norrla aeorotiirlea.
Devotional eitorclHoa by Noah Hypbrlt;
ant hem by the choir) addreaa of welcome
by Mrs. Ninth Htraiiss, response by J. M.
Kelly, song by choir, "The Farmer
Feed Them All;" topic, "Taxation,
Direct mid Indirect," John Norrla,
Ixwl Luduiek and lion. N. II. Crltch
Held; 'Mine nml It Uses." Dr. Win.
Frear, of Slate College; "Fiirmera' In
stitute and their Hone fit," W. T. Cox,
J. M. Kelly and Mr. HIinpHon.
F.venitig HoshIoii Murio by Mandolin
and (lultar Club: "('lover, ll line a a
Fertilizer ami Forager," N. It. Crltch'
Held; KiHiiy, "Mental Trnliiluu oil the
Farm," -Hoy McDonald; Itecitntion,
"llowtoltuiia Fiirm," Hello Syphrll;
song, "Dull to the Sturdy Farmer," by
choir; recitation, "A Forty-Acre Farm,"
Alum Dougherty: "Country v. City
Hoy," Mr. Simpnon; aotig, "My Creole
Son," mule ipmrtette; "Truck Farming,"
Fred Hlgge and C. Strnus.
Tburwbiv Morning Selon Hinging
by choir: Dr. Frcnr talked on "Soil Cul
tivation," which wa quite Inteienllng;
music, liiHtrumenlal; "What Crop
Yield Quickest Koturn," John I-ott
nod other: tbo (j'ietlon Dux wa om-ii-
il anil bi-ought out some lively talk.
The ThurHilny evening, or Indie' sew-
on, wa, a tiHtittl, inonoMill.ed by
the men. Such subject nn "I lee Cul-
urc," "Poultry Keeping," "Nature
Study," "lroHir Feeding of Dairy
Calve, Ac, were dim-usscd at length;
solo, "Docked In the Cradle of the
Deep, Alliort Strauss; recitation, "Tho
'orn Crop, llully tlee!" Virginia Me-
Ailon; "The Heat Method of Preparing
Meat," Mrs. Noah Syphrit and Mr. A.
Sprugoo; essay, "Tho Nlneteeth Cen
tury," Chnrlc Harris; solo, W. I
Straus; "Tho Yard mid Cnrden," Mrs.
Noah Strauss, N. II. Crltchflcld and
other; "Hurnl Free Mull Delivery," J,
W. Syphrit. SKCHKTAKY.
Soft Coal Situation.
Colli Trnile Jeiii niil.l
If ever tint soft coitl producers In this
country had 11 n opii timlly for expand
lug their trade und prolits, this year
seem tube tho tlmo. In all pints of this
country thoro Is the sign of prosperity
and this means that our bituminous
coal will bo In demand for mimo tlmo to
como, and that tho tonnage thereof will
be large: such being the case there la
no neccsalty for thu cut-throat business
methods which pruvullcd In yenia when
demand was lesa. The minora have
been promised a higher rata of wages
than has prevailed heretofore, tho rail
road h carrying tho coal aro to get nioro
for that service, and tho producer I
adding a prollt for his share In tho pros
perity.
There la said to have been quite
movement of soft coal in the pat week
to and from all loading ports, ao that
the market for tho time being la quoted
as somewhat easier In tone and In price;
In the luttter regard It Is from tho apec
ulatlvo figures which prevailed at the
eastward, where tho arrivals have boen
unusually large, so that consumers are
picking up a few bargains, for thoy noed
not flatter themselves that conditions
such aa were had last year at the opon
Ing will prevail.
Probably no higher or hotter author!'
ty for hopefulness reacctlng foreign
trado has yet been In evldenco than tho
following paragraph from President
Cannott's first annual report at tho head
of tho Pennsylvania: The general bus
iness of the country may bo expected to
Increase, In the future as In the pant, as
tho steel, iron and coal Industries
which furnish such a targe proportion
of your tonnago, are entering upon a
new era, being no longer restricted to
supply tho home demand, but able to
compote successfully in markets of the
world.
Death of Chas. Cameron,
Picclul from Ulltlilnul.
Charles Cameron, who made bis homo
here with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Cameron, up until June, 181)0,
when he wont to New Kensington and
made his home with his brother, Fred,
died at that place Wednesday morning,
March 7th. 1000. of typhoid fever, after
being sick about throe weeks.
Charley was a bright young man, al-
ways had a kind word and a pleasant
smile for all whom he met with. In all
he was a model young man, having a
good character and grand principles,
He loved and respeoted bis parents.
He was a temperance boy. He was pa-
torlo, being a member of Washington
Camp No. 602, P. O. S. of A. Charley
was not a christian until ho was taken
sick when be prayed to God for forgive
ness and his prayer was answered and
left a good testimony behind him that
he bad accepted Christ as his personal
Savior. W. G. HARKIrl.
What's Your Face Worth.
Sometimes a fortune, but nover if you
have a sallow oomplexlon, a jaundiced
look, moth patches and blotches on the
' skin all signs of liver trouble. But
Dr. King's New Life Pills, give clear
skin, rosy cheeks, rich complexion.'
Only 25o at II. Alex. Stoke'sdrug store:
LIST OF JURORS
Drawn for tht Regular Term of Court
Commencing Monday, April 9th,
(Irano ItnioH -Mmuliijr, April I.
ll f llnrin. 1-lnnr milker, Knmli-a tier
!l 11 aelitii-Hiw-, furtner, I'lni-i-ri-t-M tp
t M Htiirn-ll. fiii-iner. AVnnliliitflini Iwn
Krrul Hiittur. h!ni-Mnillli, Wi-nt Ki-ytiiililsvlllil
million f in, rnrninr. mis twu
It A Hlliliilirnn. i-lerk, Ki-ynolilavllln
ferritin, furtnir, Wki-siiw twn
MIS
nrkn, liimlii'Mtiitn, Milroil twn
t'llttmre rinnll
Jelin II Kink, 1
il 11 Klfi-r, fnr
riiniiwpll, mrmi-r, Stmler lwi
Hnmllii-rn, riirnii-r, kiiiikiiIiI twn
tiieii'liiiiil. rmiVHiilawiiiiy
fni-niiir. lli-svur iw 11
lli&rrv Hvkt-K. Niiliiniiiiiii. Wf-nl ItnvmililHVllls
H otoitf, fiirmer, l-.lilmil twu
Wllllniti K I1i'Iiihi-I. fiirini-r. t'.lilrml twp
jnhii K Jeiiklno, rli-rk, I'lnyvllls
11 II Ki-mu-Hiii. fimui-r. Ilitm Iwn
J ilitrifN 1 sriN-iiier, isiHin-r, nu-i annum iwp
.1 lllnili-rllli-r. eli-rk. Kims twn
n linn I, Meklii lev. lulHirer. Ilnsikvuia
Wllllinii Hmltli. InlHiii-r, MeCiiltiuiiil twp
J VI Hntti-r, wskiim tiiski-r. l iyvlllt,
It Arthur-., uenlleiniin, HriHikvlllii
W M lliin-liijf, iiiltii-r, Ht-riielilnvlllii
I'rtit Jcaoita - Mniiilny, April .
Ili-nry Hel'-li-, wnitun milker. Ili'viinlilsvlllit
Wlllliini II Hli-i-le, riirmrr, Khln-il Iwp
Jnnii-K W Miiii'r, fiirnii-r, Kliln-d twp
IMIhJiiIiiih liilHiH-r, KiMt-lwp
Jelill l ,-lali. ini-ri'llllllt, Hlvillilllllis
Hiiiinii'l Tliotntci, tiien-linnt, Nli-t 'hIiihiiiI twp
Mlli-N M llllllllllll. tlM-rellllllt. KltlKKitlll IWU
Jiriittii Hirnnkls, farmer, 1'i-rrir Iwp
Jiiini"! IIihIIm, rnllriiHili-r lllv Kiln
J V U Inifi-rl. fiirttier, Pnfk Iwp
J I. MiirHlnili, litlHiter, Wltwtuw Iwp
i:Iiiii Ii-m Hlmwkey, Isliori-r, Hiirttett I wp
A " inivin. iiiiHiier, in y v 1 1 11
linvlil lluiirli-y, fintiii-r, Terry Iwp
t W IIiiIii-i-ii. tli-iiler. I'liiitmitiiwm-v
,tnm" irfiniliitt, lutiilit-riiiatt, ili-tnli-ron Iwp
A (liimii-ritisii, i-sr liiH-ctiir, llrm-kway villa
J It Melt liiHirv. flintier, Oliver Iwp
It II IVum..!!. flintier. Wtiranw twn
jelin lletiauii, niliii-r, Meralinoitt twp
tli-iiran Afien, fitnm-r, Mimit Iwp
ilrmli-n elitler. InlHirnr I'litnnilswni-y
II Wyne, i-li-ik. Hnyiler Iwp
r, J Hi t, 11 II r, liiiHiri-r, l(iyiiiiiivuii
II II Ulekt'v, eiintnrcr. Ill Hun
Krecl Ali-minili-r. rli-rk. Hi vii"IiI-iIIIi
W A Mnirl-uiii, fiu nii-r, ii-hlnul.iii twp
tinier lllnke. inlHiri-r. llriMikvllln
(Ml Aiiili-r-iti, liilMin-r, Mc l iiliimlit twp
II II tireeli-y. niliii-r. Mnyili-r I wp
muri uiiiiiiina, iiiiHiri-r, rioiieeitiiwiiiy
lliirry SlrnlllH, Inlsin-r, Mi I'mIiiiiiiiI twp
1' (1 Prliiillt. Hswyer, Hnyiler Iwp
Jolin Pnrka. fiiriiier, Fliln-tl Iwp
Joint Marts, fiirtner, rum l-ri-ek twp
I in v hi HtniH-r, InlHiri-r, Mix Knit
.1 It A hIiiiiim. lulHin-r. Inii twu
(I II Slintitiim, Jtintli-K of iH-ai-K, Wnrllivllla
.liilin Mi-I'liire, lioiilii-rtiiiiii, lllit Hint
II A Htn I 1. Ii in-kani lli.riir r
j II riilliiiini, fiirmer. Mnyili-r twp
t'tirriill lUi-Afi-e, titllnr, I'linieiiilawiH-jr
W It Kviini. rnriH-tiiir. ritti-4tituwiH-v
.litlni-it II Me AiIihi, fiirint-r, Klilreil Iwn
Krsnk lti-yiiiilit-4, rtmin-r, tti-ytinlilMvllla.
im liioikle, iiirini-r. Ili-ntli iwp
(li-urKi- Weaver, fiirini-r, Cluvi-r twp
It K Me K111, rli-rk. KevtiiililnvlIlM
K (I ( lurk. Iiiinlni-ita, Iti-yniililsvllle
Thavriisr Jiiiioiih -Miniiliiy, April tl.
V A Morris, farmer, Oliver Iwp
Ili-nry Hieveiimin, fiirmer, lliirnelt twp
HiiIh-i-I Wnlforil, riirini-r, WIii-iIiiw twp
VV T MhiiIII. fnrmir. t'lovitr twn
T F. HtiiHtliers, liiliurer. Idste Iwp
Jnhii I' Wllmui, I'lllliir, I'loixsiitiiwnny
11 m iiiirr, rartiier, ivmei twp
I'lillln Wolf. InlHiri-r. Hell Iwn
H M (feiirite, fiirtm-r, Wltmluw twp
A r ni'ii iiiiHirer, i itoyniiiiinviiiii
Newtim lleer. InlHiri-r. KnnR Iwn
T M Hull, liitsirer, Unix twp
A rHImiiklim, liliii-kainltli, inirslea
I'rntik t iK lirmi, Inliorer, llns-kway vllle
IV r itmrtii, iiiiKirer, kiimi iwp
lli-nt-v Met 'lelliniil. fiiriiier. Purler Iwp
Ciu-mir Kei rln, liilsiri-r, Heyiiiililnvllla
llllmiire VnMlilniler, fiirmer. Itimntwp
r I'lii'iu, riirini-r, iniver iwp
A II Hlvtirllint, nii-n-liiiiil, Oliver twp
A (I AniliTmin, i-lerk, Ills' Hun
Allien H HIinlTer, liilmri-r, It I M Hun
WIIII11111 .eltli-r. clerk. I'linxHiiiitwitev
TliiiitniH J Mnruiin, nilner. rlayvlllu
ll II AIiIhiII. eli-rk, WiiHlifnuiiin
TliutiiHH Mlti-ln-ll, liilmier, ItiiNetwp
I It I In vIm. tiieli-lililil, I'layvllle
(. A Hnnwili-n, lalmi-er, Itime twp
,1 W lleiit-iiiaii, liitsirer, Itime Iwp
Wllllum rifer, fut-mer, llenilerniui twp
H M Morrlnoii. farmer, WiinliliiKtun twp
lii"i-tli Al.well, fiiriiier. Hnyiler t wp
Miller Meunn, eiirienler. rluy vlllu
.1 T Ikiiieasler. tun-ill, rlayvlllu
V A Itlekey, fiirmer, Clever Iwp
11 hiivih. niiwyer. piuiiiiiei viiiti
tli-rritn Falrliankn, fiiriiier, Yiiitiitf twp
.1 II itnli tiller. Itiliiiri-l'. Hone Iwn
M j, IMnser, farmi-r, t'luver twp
A I Iteiinliiu, InlHirnr, Harnet t twp
One Cent Revenue Required.
Tho authorities huve just aent out tbo
edict that all mull carriers or back-
drivers who carry packages from ono
towu to another for pay must sue that
such puckuges have a 1 cent revenue
stamp attached to a receipt given for
tho package. In other words all such
carriers are viewed the samo as express
companies In this regard. Of courso
where a package Is lifted from an ex
press ofllco or taken to such offloo the
one stamp Is all that Is noeessary. A
mall carrier, however, who only occa
sionally carries packages as an accommo
dation and not for hire, would not be
considered aa common carrier within
the moaning of the law, and would not
bo obliged to issue or stamp receipts
for bucIi packages.
Banker Routs a Robber.
J. R. Garrison, cashier of the bank of
Thornvillo, Ohio, had been robbed of
health by a serious lung trouble until
he tried Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption. Thon he wrote: "It is
the best mediolno I ever used for a.
severe cold or a bad case of lung trouble.
I always keep a bottle on hand." Don't
suffer with coughs, colds or any throat,
chest or lung trouble wbon you can be
cured so easily. Only 6O0 and 11.00.
Trial bottles free at H. Alex. Stoko's
Drug Store.
For Sale Cheap.
Four acres of land in Prescottvllle
with a six room house, good cellar, and
fifteen fruit trees thereon, will be sold
very cheap. Inquire at THE STAR office.
For Sale.
A good house and lot for sale on
Grant street. Inquire at The Star
office.
The Farm Journal is cheap but not
too cheap to be good; it Is full of ginger
and gumption, and has as many other
good things in it that you can use as
any paper at any prloe. It will be sent
five years to subscribers of The Star
who pay arrearages and one year in ad-
vanoe and 25 cents extra, or 11.25 for
the Farm Journal for five years and
The Star for one year.
The best stock of watches to select
from at C. F. Hoffman's.
Tlie low prices and honest values at
Milllrens will surprise and amaxe you.
Correct stylos In shoes cost no more
at Robinson's than past Ideas in other
stores. ,
S -D
Wo lmvn roturiKHl
from city mid flml wo
linvongotxl fiHHortnnMit
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NOTIONS OF AM, KINDS.
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ItUFFLF.I) CLMITAINS,
V of many tllirorent 1-
Hignw; tlilH Ih the place
M to get a good polcction.
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Be wliut we liave be
fore buying elHewliere.
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Wk'mc Waitino
Kor you! Waiting for you to find out
the dilTerence between tho bent drugs
and tho mayhap kind;
Waitino kok Von
To learn that" Jlrrfg'tt a good dog, hut
H old f ant is a belter."
VVk'vk Waitko
For a great many people who wanted to
be Hiiro of their prtmci iptlotiH.
Now Wk Wait
On them inntend of for them. Abwv
lutyly pure goodn, equitable price nnd
oourtooiiH Hcrvioo are waiting for you at
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We will thin week offer a
o HIO UKDUCTION o
on all heavy winter goodtt,
.
J 1IKAVY r t,ANNKI.H,
W HfjANKKTM,
J La m km' Coath and Capkh,
fca, Ace.,
Ai ttlll utkll nrlinl Tuur
Vft' will run Tiifi.v J . '
regardlepR of coHt. We
C for any of them. Htep in
a bargain We have in thin
The cneapest Place .
10 DUU O10LIIIMU is ai
N.
Call and be convinced
Men's and Boys' Suits and
Overcoats.
Men'uHuitH, wornted, 4.7 to $1 0.00; Men's Cheviot
SuitH, $4.50 to $10.00; Men'B Kerney OvercoatH 'for $5.00;
everybody else will auk you $5). 00 for name; Men's Overcoats
$0.00, worth $10.00; Youths' Storm Overcoats $3.50 to
$5.00, worth 0.00 to 9.00.
Men's and Boys'' Underwear.
Men's fleece-lined 25 cts. apiece; the very best of
Men's fleece-lined at 45 ctB.
cts. , worth 40 cts.
Ladies' Department.
Indies' Tailor-made Suits, Skirts, Plush Capes, Col
larettes, Fur Capes, fccM cheaper than they are now selling
at the factories.
I bought my goods before the
benefit of cheap buying.
vlng.
A full line
Jacket Suits
o $5.00, 7.50, $10.00 and $13.50-
That is unequalled anywhere for skillful atten
tion to every detail of modern fashioning
Fly Fronts,
Box Fronts,
Tight Fitting and
Single and Double Breasted.
New Style Skirt,
iu all the preferred 1900 Suitings and Colors,
anywhere from $2.00 to $6.60.
We have the finest assortment of silks ever
offered. Call and examine our spring etock,
also a full line of lace curtains.
J.J.SUTTER.
Stoke's Pharmacy.
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