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Milford, Pike County, Pa
Republican State Ticket.
For Auditor Clenerul,
K. li. IIAHDEXHEHUH,
of Va,yue County.
For CongreMnpn-lt-I.arg;fi,
KOHKRT 11. FOKDKREIt,
of Philadelphia.
UALCWIIA A. GROW,
orSiiwjuehaiiiia County.
For Ileleiratet-ftt-Lftrge,
M. H. QUAY,
W1LUKM A. STONE,
FRANK KEKDEK,
WILLIAM CONN ELL,
(J. V. (iHEEXE,
JOHN LEISENIUNO,
. CHAKLI-M A. rOUTEH,
JAMES ELVEHSON.
For F.lertors-fftt-Large,
CLARENCE AVOLF,
FRANK II. RCHL,
A. B. RORERTS,
DR. THEODORE L. FLOD.
County Ticket.
For Representative,
WILLIAM ANGLE,
of Mllford.
For Jory Commissioner,
v. t. sthuble,
of Milford.
The only piece of national legis
lation for which the .Democratic
party has been responsible, ever
since the election of Abraham Lin
coln, is the Wilson-Qoriran tariff
bill, a measure despised by its auth
ors, hated by its sponsors, and which
wrought rain to thousands of those
who tried to be its f Heads.
The Democrats are to have their
great jollification this year on the
Fourth of July in place of putting it
off until the Idos of November.
Democratic sympathy for the
Boers is largely made up of a desire
to put the Administration in an em
barassing position with other pow
ers. If Aguinaldo were wise ho would
send half a dozen delegates to the
Kansas City convention, not to vote,
but to take np a sympathy collec
tion. Tho New York World is not dis
tributing free loaves of bread this
year, as it did in 1894. The people
can afford to buy their own bread
now. Yet the World continues to
rail at the McKinley Administration
because it is a part of its stock in
trade.
What's the matter with having
four years more of the Advance
Agent of Prosperity?
Hogs sold iu Nebraska at $3.85
per cwt. in 1896. This year they
have sold at U.85. Yet farmers
there are to" be linked to vote for a
Demooratio President and a Demo
cratic Congress aain so as to get
back to the old $3.85 price.
Platte County, Neb., mortgage
indebtness was reduced by over $30,
000 during April, HDd no deeds in
foreclosure were filled.
The statemeut has been going the
rounds of the press that "Bryan has
retiied to his farm." This is all
done for effect, and to make fann
ers believe he is one of themselves.
As a matter of fact, Bryan's farm
has but recently been purchased out
of the prooeeds acquired from his
gas belt. Ha is greeu at the plow.
New York bankers have loaned
France $15,000,000, and would be
pleased to do a little more acooui mo
dating in that particular line.
There luuttt be prosperity when our
bankers uro compelled to go away
from home iu order to fiud people
to loan their money to.
The Boer envoys will not make
the mistake of ns-suming that Mr.
Hulner is the Government of the
United .States.
The Democratic politicuu will not
piiinl the prolongation of the wur
In South Africa as long ns he thinks
ho can utilise it to party Rilvnntntio
by misrepresenting the real altitude
of the President in tho nintter.
Tammany will probably ho per-
mitted to furnish the ice for the
Kansas City convention.
The railroads of the United Stntes
the world's greatest cotiiMiereiiil ar
teries, are. expanding i touch with
public sentiment. These great or
ganijitions do not respond to false
alarms.
American woolen goods are begin
ning to reach the markets of the
woi'.d, under a tariff that protects
the farmers' wool clip. Last year
wo exported over a million dollars'
worth of American woolens, and
our imports of woolens were a mere
trifle compared with those under the
Wilson law.
Supplying our colonies with eggs
is one of the benefits to farmers of
the expansion policy. Last year we
exported 3,700,000 dozen eggs, as
compared with only 15 1,000 dozen in
1KD5. Lay on, O Hon I
Uen. A. J. Warner, president of
tho bimetallic league says :"T!iere is
snnicient reason for not. making sil
ver coinage the chief issue in this
campaign." This is true. More
gold has been mined since Bryan's
defeat, in 1406, than was mined in
the first half of the .century Just
ending.
Democrats in Alabama and Texas
favor expansion.
The foreign vessels sailing from
tho ports of the United States for
Europe during lastyearcariied 1)8.70
per cent of tho exports of the United
States.
A Democratic candidate for the
Presidency one time rcniarkod that
tho tariff was a local question, anil
a good many Democratic managers
now feel that silver is also a local
affair.
The cheering prospect of another
big harvest is gall and Wormwood
to Democratic issues.
Another year of prosperity will
make the advocates of free silver ns
scarce as buffaloes in Kansas.
The Democrats are moro interest
ed in finding a question that will
serve their purpose during the cam
paign than in advancing any posi
tive policy of government. With
them it is "anything to get there."
The Democratic party has twice
been tried and twice been found
wanting by the present generation
of voters of the country. It should
hardly hope to be trusted again.
Teachers' Examination.
Examinations for 1000 will
be
held as follows :
Dingmnn, Union, June 4.
Shohola, Shohola, June 0.
Lnckawaxen, Lacka waxen, June 8.
Delaware, Dingnian's Academy,
June 11.
Lehman, Meadow Brook. June 12,
Westfall, Matamoras, June 18.
Milford, High School, Juno 23
Blooming Orove, No. 1 (West
brook's, June 28.
Greene, Kipptown, June 27.
Palmyra, (Red) Paupack. June 28.
Professional certificates issueil
prior to June, 1899, will be invalid
after June, 1900.
All directors and others interest
ed are cordially invited to be pres
ent at sny of the examinations.
Geo. Sawyer,
jl5 Supt. Pike Co.
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patents, with cost of same, and how
to procure them ; trade marks, de
signs, caveats, infriiigments, decis
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anyone writing to C. A. Snow & Co ,
Washington, D. C.
Puin Unntcesssy in Childbirth.
Pniu U no longer ueoensary in clilldb.rth;
morning bickuetM, fcwoMoii limbs, and
like eviU, tire rt-miily coutiollod, und womb
diseases vpeedily cured. Xevur Lnown to
fail. lJli'MeiKii pronounce it woiideiful,
mid over uO,("U ltulies u(tott its merit. Lady
render, cut luU out.; it may nave your lite;
sufttti-no longer, but selul iih;i Ji cent slump
and receive iu seal,! euveloiie. full partic
ulars, Hiid valuable proof of our wonder
ful reiuody. AudrcsS Fralik Thulium 6i t'o
iiiilliiuore, Mil.
W. S. Musser Millheim, Pa., saved
the life of his little girl by givmu
her one minute eolith euro w hen she
was dying withcio ip. Itistlteonly
harmless remedy that gives immed
iate results. It quickly cures coughs,
colds, bronchitis, grippe, asthma and
nil throat and lull;; troubles.
TIPPING.
It Seems to Bs Legal as Well as Gen
eral In Germany.
The question of giving gratuities to
waiters and servants Is as much a
vexed one In this country as It Is on
your side of the Channel. TCven your
man servant or maid expects In Ger
many a "tip" from your guests after
they have dined or lunched with you,
and It constantly happens that on en-
gliding a servant you are asked:
"How about tips? Can I expect much
from this source, iiid may I keep all
I get, or have I to share the t'ps with
other servants?" I have even known
mistresses to hold out as an Induce
ment to servants the fact that they
entertain a good deal, wherehy the
wages are connltlerahly supplemented
by gratuities from guests.
One very curious feature about
German everyday life Is the rendlness
of people to give a "trlnkgeld" the
equivalent of the French "pourtmlre,"
under which name the donation Is
more familiar to English ears. The
feature Is curious, because the Teuton
Is by nature thrifty, and many of them
are more close than thrifty. And yet
the same person who will expect a
hnrd-worklng teacher of latiKimneB to
give' lessons at from sixpence to one
shilling an hour whl often be seen to
bestow a groschen on the shop serv.
ant who hns brought a parcel to his
house or halfpenny on the tramway
conductor for handing him his penny
ticket. The postal officials who pny
the money orders and bring the
money to your house are entitled to
charge a halfpenny for doing so, but
look very sour If rou do not add an
other halfpenny of your accord, bmall
"tips" all around are de rlgueur in
German dally life.
It Is always understood that tho
porter and the hoots at a hotel may
expect a gratuity t orn the guests.
Now, the porter does little more for
you than hand yen your key and take
oft his hat. to you as you enter and
leave your hostelry, and in small
towns he summons the bdtitB at your
departure by vigorously ringing his
bell, and for these amenities he is "re
warded In a sort of geometrical pro
gression. The boots renly doels ren
der services. He blacks your hoots
and brushes your clothes and Is ready
to assist you to pack, and sits on your
portmanteau for you if need be when
you want to lock It. Notwithstanding
this It often happens that he comes off
second or third best In the way of re
wards. It has, however, always been sup
posed that the laigesee assigned to
him was a voluntary one. This Idea
has now, according to the decision of
a court at Chemnitz, In Saxony, been
shown, st the expense of a certain
commercial traveler who recently
visited that town, to have been an
Illusion. The man In question re
mained at CremnitE for four weeks at
a local hostelry, performing his mer
cantile duties, and on leaving hand
ed to the boots for the usual service
rendered by that functionary the sum
of four shillings as a gratuity. The
boots demanded twelve shillings, that
Is to say, at the rate of three shillings
a week. As the higher sum was not
paid he brought an action against the
traveler, and the court declared that
the latter was to pay ten shillings.
The reasons given for the Judgment
were that although the boots received
board and lodging from the landlord.
he was paid nothing In cash; on the
other hand, he had to give remune
ration In money out of his own pocket
to two assistants who helped him to
do the work. London Post.
Worse Than War.
France loses every year by Infec
tious and contagious diseases 240,000
lives, or nearly double the number of
lives lost In the Franco-Prussian war
of 1870.
In China an Inferior on horseback
meeting a superior dismounts and
waits until the other has penned.
COM ! !
DR. S. ANDRAL KILMER
The Skilled Expert-Specialist
f A MO CDC Tumoi a. Growths,
UHI1UUIW Bunches, ec
(lNTRICN'AL AND EXTKlfNAL)
WITHOUT KNIFE, PLASTER or ELECTRICITY.
All Chronic and "Given up"
cases successfully cured.
He Sura to he Him. Tell your pick
Mends and neighbors.
This Is the same Dr. Kilmer that visited
in 'bis vicinity years ago and cured go
many. i;onsulntlon Tree, ioine cany
GOSHEN,. St Klmo Ho tel, June 10.
POUT JKKVIS, Delaware House, June SO.
And every 8 weeks there afier.
If too feeble or unable to see him. writ
your dilllculilea l-o Dr. S. Andrul Kilmer,
22U Chenango .St., IJiugliamtou, -I. .
Orerworked Nerroa
n.lw!:!!'.vU?,,1.y.In?.kh
rii , iXr. . u K"1"1" run-aown con
dition of the system. These siirns
are sometimes accompanied by u.u
luljria, hysteria, rheumatism or nerv
ous prostraliuii iQ some other form.
lo remove tliesa troubles, cure the
nerves. '1 uey need feeding strength
emrutid buiiding up, an'd
will 5o t his ? quickly Dd so surely
M Ir. Miles' Nervine. This trulv
remarkable medicine is gaining hun
dreds of uw friends every day. 1 e?
Mr'GUreyM. mm t?1"'' 1
u ,WcKeau. who writes:
A chronic stomach trouble, which
my physician as unable to ove2
come, so wore on my nerrous srstem
that, I broke down wilU nervous pros
tration. 1 could not s.,.(.p day or
night except in fltful ,lap,. ciu,I
scarcely eat, any kind of food and
wasted a war t u . ,
ift... a mem suaao
u p " ,eT oJU.oo la
vain
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w; ines Nervine,
lit i camn Immi-jti,!. i
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(Patent Attorneys,)
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Weal
It!
of hair is
wealth
Indeed,
e special
1 y t o a
woman.
Every
other
physical attraction is
secondary to it. We
have a book vc will
gladly send you that
tells just how to care
for the hair.
If your hair Is too
thin
or los
ing its
luster,
get
W3i
MM IT
Growth becomes
vigorous and all dan
druff is removed.
It always restores
color to gray or faded
hair. Retain your
youh ; don't look old
before your time.
' ft 00 bottlct. All druggists.
" I hriTft nsM yonr Hair Ylor
now for nlwvit" . ypiir nml I liuva
fnurnl it ilen(iiii and fmtisfnctnry
in nvprr Hiiv. I li"Hlve 1 have
r'-notmnt'-nilet! thin Hair Vigor to
immlrt-Us of mv frlfinlf and they
nil tell the Mine fitory. It any
Itody wants tin best kind of Hair
Vigor I nhall certainly recommend
n them just nt utrongly bs I
can t!i it tli 'y get a bottle or Ayer's
Hair Vigor."
Mrs. N. E. Hamilton,
Nov. 28, Ibtii. Norwich, N. T.
Writ thm Doctor.
If Ton don't obtain nil Hie bpppfits
ym fiinlre fimn tho inn of the Viur,
write the Doctor nhnut It. A'Hrtm,
Utt. J, A l.u,
Lowell, Man.
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I'lHB OOINTV PKKMB,
MILFOIU), FA.
TiOR SALE. A mmill farm located noa
r Mittiimorns, known nn tho Henwl or
Koinhititlt i)law. csontnliiuiir 21 norm
Finely located, well watered. House mid
harn. Fruit of all kinds. l3nrt improved.
Title clear. or terms, price, etc.. addretss
LOcfc Ih.x Li Almord. 1 u.
HpKKSPAHS NOTICK. Notice is hereby
L pi veil til ax trespassing on tne premise
occupied by the umlersiKiied in Dinpina
township, Known as the Buchanan fan
for hunting, fishing, berrying or any other
purpose whatever is forbidden under pet.
nllv of tho law. Any person or person
disulH'ving this notice will be dealt tvil
iu the severest lawful manner.
liKOIUJK 11. McCAHTY,
July 1, 18UT. Ijeiwce.
TRESPASS NOTKIR. Notice is hereby
given that trvspassinpupon the south
ern hull' of the tract of land Known as the
William Denny, No. W.in Shohola town
ship, lor hunting, llsliing, or, any ut In
purpose, also trespassing on Snwkill pen
tu ihug'tian towiihhlp. or, lishing in it 1
forbidden under penally of tho law.
M. CbKILANP MlLNOK,
prl54in Attorney for owner.
TRESPASS NOTICE. Notice is hereby
J. given tnat trespassing upon tne pro
perty ot tne forest JjUko Association li
Lnckawaxen township, Pike county, Pu,
for the purpose of hunting and fishing, or
Hny otiier purpose is strictly loruiuueu un
tter penalty oi tne law.
ALfcXANDKit Madden,
Nov. 22, 1896. President,
TRrCSPASS NOTICE. Notice Is herul
X given that trespassing on tho premise
oft he tmdoi digued, situated in J)ngmi.
township, tor any purpose whatever 1
strictly forbidden, and ttllofft nders will be
promptly prosecunnl. J It A 13. UAhk.
Oct. 24. 18V&.
NOTICE All hunting, fishing or ot
signed, in Dingman Township, on ii
moiidskill and lwarfskl)l Creeks, is 1
Linden under penalty of the law.
t'HAh. ,T. liOILKAU,
Ulngninn Twp., N. lioii.KAU,
May 17, lhUH. JOHKl'H F liOILEAIJ
lav
for-
Application fcr Charter.
In tho Court of Common Pleas of Pike
County.
Notion is hereby Ivon tli.it im application
will be mmlo to linn, iivn S. Purdy, Prt'-iili-nt
jind Law Juile of naid cnurtj, on the
thirtifih (tity of Jiint. A. 1). at 2 o'clock
in tiie ufuu nuuu at hin clmnihcm In Honc.--d.ilt-.
la., under the corporation act of
April 1K71, and th(:fiii'pit'in'ntt thei-ctn,
by William fcdward, Klihha N. Plerwii,
Vilson- J(siy, Kdwartl ii. hLaffcr and
. rankliii Sin tli for 11 charter of an intend
ed corporation to he called "The Blooming
tiro e liaptii-t Church," ihe character i;d
objfpt whereiif t hn worship of Almighty
(f(Hl nccordinir to the constitution, canons,
discipline, faith pve: mnent and fortioi of
tlie iiaptist Chiuvh in I he I n i ted Mates
of Atnt-ricji, and for this purpose to have
nod ei!jy nil the ritrhtn, In-neiitit and priv
ileges ot the said act and it tiUpplemeiitH.
The ptopfwed charter is now on lilu in the
ProLuouotarv b lti at Milford
KHAXK P. KIMHLK,
Junn 8, P.KK). Solicitor.
t Caveats, and 'l'rade-Marks obtained and ail Vm-
cut bu3ineseonducted fur Modchatc Fees.
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THE PA1EN1 HECOHO,
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Um: nil l lout) to i tailit Boord iUiK;r aWUUalk
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Also High Grads Shuts at 5, H 2 so & 2 !5
Jt will rav vou better
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article of known
1 X
to experiment with others of unknown
quality. The patrons of W. L. Douglas
shoes have always found them to be as
1
represented.
We keep a full line in CALF, RUSSIA
CALF, Via KID, PATENT CALF,
Etc., to fit any foot, and give you Style,
mm
Comfort and
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x Warwick"- port Tcrvis. i
Port Tervis.
EVERYTHING
TO FURNISH A HOUSE
CUTLERY
Do you want some Knives and Forks. We
sell Rogers Triple Plated Knives and Forks
for $3.48.
CROCKERY
From the commonest kind of Earthen Ware
to the Finest French China.
CARPETS
From 14 cents per yard to $1.75 per yard.
rURNITURE:
A single piece or a car-load. From a cheap
wash-stand, to a Fine Parlor suite.
PRICES LOWER THAN THE LOWEST.
N. Y. FURNITURE CO.,
92 Pike St., .. Portjcrvis.
Grand Clubbing Offers.
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Address PIKE COUNTY PRESS, Milford, Pn.
A SENSATIONAL
REVOLUTION IN
PRICES OF CLOTHING.
For the next sixty days, I
will quote Unheard of prices
in liens', Joys' and Child rens
Cloth in , that will astonish
everybody. An invitation to
the public is extended to in
spect the largest assortment
of Clothing and lien and Boys
Shoes ever shown in Port Jeiv
vis. Prices Will talk. Call
and lc convinced at
H.
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15 Front Street, . Port Jervis, N. Y.
The UP-TO-DATE CLOTHIER,
Dress nmkiiiK in nil 1 nil ( lies
Will (ro to the hou-e er do li e w lli
ut home.. Address M Ahv 1 l ilu,
onposite Kit w k ill Mill, MUiord, Pu.
to biivan r-.'V.
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value than u V fi
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1 AUtWI.
FRANSKY.
Mini moth und medium clover
-iid. lJc d top, Kentucky and Can
hi'ii l ine cihi-s, Oi hard and Timo
thy teed Ht W. & (i. MitchuU's.
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18 Ball Street,
PORT JERVIS, N. Y
DISEASES OF THE EYE AtiD EAR.
9 to II A. M.
Office Hours 2 to A P. M.
7 to S P. M.
WILLIAM B. KENWORTHY, W.D.
Pliysicinii and Surgeon.
Ofllcr nml n"1l'ln'i' IlniTuirl slice) li
lHimt' lnti-ly (M'liitil l.v )i K II. W't-ii-hit
III.K(lHl), VA.
Dr. von der Heyde,
DENTIST,
lirick Montr O) ( !-ii( Viintlnmai k Iloiid
, Hrond r. id Miltmtl l'n
OKKICK HOI KS: 8 to 13 n. m.; 1 to
I p. 111.
H. E.Errerton, K. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE in Drug Store on Broad
Street.
J. H. VAN ETTEN,
Attorney- at- L&w,
OFFICE, Brown's Building,
Mn.Kini, 1'ikk Co., Pa.
John A. Kipp,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
OFFICE, opposite Court House
Mn .roitn, Vikk Co., Pa.
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO.
LIFE. IERM, ENDOW
MENT nml ACCIDENT
INSURANCE
1). E. Vsiii Ettwi, Agent,
Diiif!iii(ins Ferry, Pa.
Washington Hotels.
RIGGS HOUSE.
The lintel pur excel IcilcB of the cnpitnl,
IiimikI wlihin line hliM-k of the White
llmi-e ii ml diiectly epn site the Treasury.
I- iint inhle in rhe city.
WIILARD'S HOTEL.
A fninoim JtDtcliy, rctitHrkftlde for its
1 i-ii-ricnl tisMicfm h iii8 nixl loiifr-RUKtHincd
i i.lniiiy -Hit ntly lcimvntcd, repainted
. i (1 pin hilly refill tiinlifd.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
A h r.i. nun k nnioiifr the lintels nf Wash
in. I'litiiin'i'il in former veHrR by
i ei i.nd hlph (.flU'iiiis. Always a
ii' tMiiite Hi n in I y n im itt'ii l imtl
i i!i i1 d" lidli'i l li ii ii iMT. (ipp Vn. K.
' dip WAI.TKH Hl'KTON. Hen. Mgr.
'I hoi hotels are the prlni ipnl political
' 1 mleyvi ir of the ci.eilrl it all tinier.
'I ht y ate i hr 1-est stopping places At rea
lionrl lc nilc-v
o.o. STAPHS. Proprietor.
O. DEAITT,Mnar.
A BIG CLUB.
Cut this out und return to, in with l.oo
ami wti'll Bi'iul the following pontage pre
paiil
VERMONT FARM JOURNAL 1 YR. '
NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE 11 R.
AMERICAN POULTRY ADVOCATE 1 YP.
THE GENTLE WOMAN I YR.
MARION HARLAND'S COOK BOOK.
TEN NIGHTS INA BAR ROOM.
All For $1. Regular Cost $4.00
Thlx roiiihiniitioii fllla n family need
Two fi piiperH for the men '1 he "Gen
I lewomiin." mi idi'al paper for the Ladies
X Y Weekly Trillium for all Marlon
Hai liuid's Cook Hook wilh iK) pages and
I.hhi piai-tienl ri'cipcH for the wile, and the
honk, 'len Nip In a in ii liHr Ki. 0111, the
gieuiot. tt-ni'riuiee novel of the age. A
I o coin Kiniiip tiring Kniiiples of papers
ami our great cluliLiiug libt.
Vermont Farm Journal,
Wm. L. PACKARD, Publishar,
673 Malr St. WILMINGTON,
Vf,
BO YEARS'
, - , experience
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tionn BtrlctlyfVindtltHitlKi. HmnlcMiok on I'litmiU
tent fro OMertt Hucncy for i uriiiK pattf ntn.
f:i!eiits taken ttjrouuti tluiiti 3l Co. rvcelv
tfteruU Hotictt wit ht,ut climvo, la the
Scientific Jlrcericam
A hnndiiomWr tllui4f rnfvtl wwkly. I nrvmt Air.
dilution of nnr m it-ut idc Jiuirtiut, Turin h, H
yi';ir; four month, L H-jIcI bjull newadHlem.
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Developing,
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