Shirt waists from 50c. to $1.50.
Fine Lot of Summer Lawns 9, 10 and 12c a Yard.
Full Line Gent's Furnishing Goods.
HOSIERY, DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, ETC.
A General Line of Goods to fleet All Your
Wants at
T. Armstrong d .Co.,
Milford, Pa.
NEW SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS.
Wash Fabrics And Woolon Dress
Goods.
Staple And Fancy Groceries.
Shoes All Styles And Sizes.
Wall Paper And Dorder.
Hardware, Etc.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes.
Agents for DEVOE A CO.'S PURE
LEAD & ZINC PAINTS.
& G. MITCHELL'S,
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Perfect Ice Cream Powder
Is Instantly rrrtrty for iise. r (iilrinf? only ' he addition of one quart of mid inlk, half
milk and It nl f rrrani. or all erenin. to make two quarts of as line Ico Cream n8 any
confectioner cttn niiiko.
Flavors for I re Cream are, H.isplterry, Stuiwhcrry, Vanilla, Chocolate and Plain
(nnliavored to lie used with fresh fruits or In making up fancy creams.)
Perfect Water Ire Powder requ res only the addition of one quart of cold water to
inake two quartK of Water lee or Shf rhet- Flavors for Water Ice are Lemon ft Orange
Send us :.'ic and wo will mail you n package f any of the above flavors, with our
booklet, full of valuable receipts for making a'l kinds of Plain and Kaner Crcatiut
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TRY
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Of All Kinds and Styles.
Blankets, Robes, Whips
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Repairing ;-neatlyDOxk.
Examine my stock it
will please you. The
price too.
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Harford St. - Milford, Pa.
Stoves and Ranges.
THE
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II 39 Broadway, St. James Build
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For the Treatment and cure of
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Kuat Strouilltirr, Pa.
This POPULAR stiito Institution Is lo
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TUKKSyUK and HKALTHKl'L part of
the state. It in in tilt! (iKKAT SU.MMKH
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nml POCONO MOUNTAIN'S tiuil within
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Tultlou Abftulutely Preo.
The lotiil expenses for Hoarding, Fur-
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t'r.H h.l'.lv. in addition to the rctruliir
Dcpartuicntn in the Noi-uiitl proper, we
Have II Mill' l Ul.l.r.U H rUtl'AKAiUHI
DKPAKTMEN T. We can savo you one
foil year In vour 1 oliego preparation.
Departments of MUslO, KLOCUTION,
A IIT 1IKAWINH, PAINTING IN
CHINA nml WATEH COLORS, taught
by Specialists.
A New Recitation Hull. ling.
If now In course of erection, which will
ifive a flow Lahoratory ami fourteen other
ivcitiitiiin rooms. A KINK GYMNASI
UM. Otir own KLKOTMU LUiHT
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w,ml pil-plls COACH Kl) FREE. Nearly
MVE lil.'NDKKl) PUPILS ENROLL
ED this vi'iir,
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r or Catalogue and particulars addles
KO. 1". Ill 111. K, A. M,
Principal.
Ryman & Wells
Millinery -:- Department
New Spring Goods
1. ,!!..-' TrOt.oK',1 Mill. WI..10 to ;,.M
Trillion'. 1 Hat., I.hIIiV ft ii.I MU.m'
iiii.I Kel r-t'-WeH r H'lt. trmn Mir
lint Tvlci.itili.i-. ..f All hlr.il..
CMll-roNS. ltlltttttSS III.UHN niol
H .1 I 1 1 . K All Mi I.-
v i i i r H... i t ivi v mi t.
hok- m
I pg 3Sg C 3 ! 1 3 f! d Se3 OUT
Stcck. Vc Can Save
You t.-oney.
Vc SI
' ,;.'.' y's I Jan.")' on j 7V:r i
lU'tllv.'. i, -. C i i! J "1,'L, :!:, .
SAMiYSTON.
Ailvli'H is nficii tiling not in onl'T
w in n riwp liiipi'i'iiin ii tiny ur livn
iirn. The owner of n liunlinK il(;
;ltltii!li'l lint t'l let liH t,"l t
Inro, when only n few tinys nflor
llii! ciniiiM'Idr's d",r win nut fluising
!l mb'iit, HHil f;inslit it tun. Now
tin? Hilvioe cuines from the other
party.
The Ice eroum nml stntwlierry
sociul nt tin' I In t v i !H clitiri li on
rimis'liiy c-vf -iii npr Wiis wi ll mtrontK
nl. All hud n jiloasunt time. Re
ceipts, ?:!.ri.
Isunp Sliiifcr Is hnvlng h well dug
pour his rioMe mid hus found no
Wilier yet nt it depth of fl.'l feet.
Our Itonrd of ediieution met on
Satunluy lust and hired teachers for
the following yenr: Khnytown, A.
Mi Depne, $:il; Kullers, Siidie Dinke,
fjr,; lluinesville, Myra Drake, fW;
I'latlirook Volley, KMit Itursli, $20;
Tuttler, Coiner, Dot Shay, -T); !o
vaiis, llnttie Munsmi, Ml. No pp
p'lintinent !i:is liecti made for I..1J ton.
It was deoi .ed that the two schools
along the river he consolidated find
committees were appointed to nee
what can he done in the matter.
I low often people forget their in
surance notice and allow payment to
he delayed until after the appointed
time" anil thus endanger it. Prompt
ness is commeiiduhle in such things.
Huinesville and Lsiyion are pretty
nearly even In the fighting line with
the former one or two fights ahead.
It Is disgraceful to see older heads
urging hoys to tight and young men
are not backward in the urging bus
iness. One of these days some of
those pugilists will face the law and
the law and the abettors 'should be
made to do the same.
Our young folks are selecting the
places where they intend celebrating
the coming Ith of July. The day is
not farotfand time enough is often
little enough.
The creamery at lievans is doing
an incaeased business its one after an
other hting their milk to the cream
ery. The receipts are now about 75
cans per day.
No action has been taken as yet in
laying out the 2 miles of macadam
road to be built in this township.
There is a great diversity of opinion
as to where the rond shall be located
but either route will greatly benefit
the public.
Only eight degrees above ttie freez
ing point on Tuesday morning and
here it is almost the 4th of July and
people are wondering when it will
be warm weather.
PAU1WC.
The weather baa been extremoly
cold for the pusfc mouth. Our sageij
remark that tliey do not remember
having hail such a cold reason Ha
this haa proved to be in years. The
result is that the crops are not as
fur advanced as they usually are at
this time of the year, The drought
earlier conlinued for some time and
the bay crop threatens to be light.
Eunice Kimblo ''returned from
Milford last week. Her sister, Mrs.
Einil Uumble, returned with her
aud spent several days In this plaoe.
Minses Susio and Hannah Gilpin
with their brother, Frank, ani Mr.
Miller of Easton were the guests of
friends here Sunday.
Our branch Wana maker store
will move from its present localion
to the abode of its proprietor,
(loo. Wilson, this week.
Florence Cooke of Hawley spent
the past week with relatives here.
The grass in our cemetery grounds
v. ill soon need cutting. As the hay
crop promises to be light, we think
Hint the cutting might prove pro
fitublo to some one of our neighbors.
Propositions may be made to C. E.
Williams, secretary. Dkfacto.
Gray ?
'M,' hair vat fallins; out and
turnini; gray very fast. But your
Hair igor stopped the falling and
restore the namral color. Mrt.
E. Z. Benoiuii.e, Colioes, N. Y.
It's impossible for you
not to look" old, w ith the
color cf seventy years in
your hair ! Perhaps you
are seventy, and you like
your gray Lair! If not,
use Ayer's Hair Vigor.
In less than a month your
gray hair will have all the
dark, rich color of youth.
1. t a BMXtlc. All drui; .n.
If m.r ti.u.'-'it rannt.t fm.piy Voil,
ilft.il t.i o'.tt ii iar ainl ttf win (Men-Mi
mi a Im 'i nt. l.i it. iik uii.l . ii tr tlii Lime
ill vum l:t!'Mt ft r r, t,!.;. i. Aal. .c,
J. L. Ail lt CO., lAKHHU, ilunn.
, -T3 rATL.Y C..J IJ.j
tt.L. r.ULM hi ti ll.
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MATAMQKAS.
Mrs. K. Owen nnd dniiRuter, l$nn
lull, returned homo from Yiilun, N
Y., on Fridny where they have been
visiting relatives.
is Mn bel Walker returned home
from Kellam, Pa., on Sunday.
Mrs. W. C. Knnpp and tbiugbter
from Hawley have been the guests
of Mrs. 8. 8. Ppcers on Main street
for the past two weeks. They re
turned home on Saturday.
Kuv. Ora J. Phoop, pastor of Ep
worth church, attembid the Holiday
school convention at. Fldrpd, N. Y.,
ou Thursday of lust week. Ho ad
dressed the convention In the eve
ning and gave a very fine address.
The convention was a success. It
close! Thursday evening, with
many expressions of profit and en
couragement received.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm, C. Van Sickle,
both residents of Pittston, Ta., in
tend to spend most of the summer
with their grandchildren in Port
Jervis and Matamoras.
Miss Mabel Sawyer of Mill Rift Is
valedictorian of the graduating class
at the Port Jervis academy. .
Invitations were received iti Mat
amoras for the wedding of Prof.
Houck and Miss Elizabeth Fryer,
which took place ou Wednesday,
June 25, at Hawley, Miss Fryer's
rhome, The professor's friends In
Matamoras extend their congratula
tions. John Corwin left town Tuesday
evening for Hawley, Pu. Ho was
one of the ushers nt. the wedding of
Prof, Houck and Miss Fryer.
Mrs. Jesse Martin and son, Willie,
left town Monday to visit relatives,
at Callicoon.
Mrs. Fred Rose visited Binghatn
tou On Sunday where she has a
brother a druggist.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer and son of
New. York city are the guests of
Truman Keyes.
Mrs. George Keyes and son, Les
ter, and Mrs. Margaret Nelson and
son, Gilbert, spent Sunday at Barry
ville. The crimson rambler rose at Mrs.
Irving Courtrigbt's residenoe on
Main street is out in full bloom at
present.
Postmaster G. H. Langton took in
the excursion on Wednesday to the
city.
A successful operation was per
formed upon Miss Irene Kimble, the
assistant postmistress of Matamor
as, at her home on Washington
street. Dr. Best of Port Jervis op
erated on her eye She is resting
comfortably.
Mrs. Ed. Lord is visiting Mr.
Lord's mother at Lordville, Pa.
Mrs. P. L. Brown and Mrs. Phebe
J. Reasor, both from Newark, N.
J., are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Ephraitn Shay.
Little Miss Minnie Space, who has
been ill for the past week, is im
proving.
Miss Battle Kingsbury from Lake
Como is visiting friends in Mata
moras.
Z. Minard of Callicoon, N. Y., is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Dr. Wil
liam Kelley.
The L. C. U. oonnected with Hope
churoh will entertain their friends
on the evening of the Fourth of
July with a supper at Prescott's
hall.
Mrs. L. E. Carr from Albany in
company with her son, Lewis, from
New York city were calling opon
friends in Matamoras ou Sunday af
ternoon. Miss Nellie Pigeon of New York
city is the guest of her cousin, Miss
May Seybolt. Miss Pigeon's many
friends in Matamoras are pleased to
see her again.
Ed. Carr of Dunmore, Pa., was
the guest of his grandmother, Mrs.
Catharine Price, Saturday and Sun
dny. .
Chas. Deamor of Jersey City ar
rived in town on Friday and was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Billman. He returned home Hiitur
day evening.
J. Allerton Wilkin of New York
city passed Sunday with his par
ents.
The L. A, S. meets this week at
the homo of Mrs. S. E. Westfull.
Harry Florence of Goshen spent
Sunday with friends in Matamoras.
Harry was a former resident of this
village and he is always a welcome
visitor here.
"C" With a Tail.
The "C" with a tail is the trade
mark of Cascareis Candy Cathartic.
Look for it on the light blue enameled
metal box! Each tablet stamped
C. C. C. Never sold iu bulk. All
drujyists, loc.
Fire Insurance.
tl l lit ltAllI K limUMts,
HAT IS Itt. V.O.N A HI K.
Charles O. Wood, Ajjt.
rn.lti .nor t. J. J. Hurt.
i :IMt,, tit ri.irif I', -.i lite co Ann St.
M.lford, Plkw Co., fm.
niMJMAys fj;i;i:y.
Calvin Cron bus the foundation
for his new bonne completed and
Wallace Bensley will erert the
building.
The fonoe) club 1ms discussed the
crow question. These birds have
done (treat, damage to o rn fields and
some fields had to bit replanted.
Crows are useles as insect destroy
ers, but they do injure farmers'
crops and destroy the epgs of insec
tivorous birds. King birds, cat
birds and others may be seen daily
chasing them away trom their
nests The way to deal with them
is to scatter poisoned corn in the
spring and so thin out these pests.
Prof. W. D. Barrow in his annual
report to the United States depart
ment of agriculture in 1K88 sayp,
summing up the evidence as to the
food of crows : "The careful exami
nation of a largo number of stom
achs and the actual study of the in
sect food of the crow may change
materially the present aspect of the
question ; but as far as the facts at
present known enable a judgment
to bo formed the harm which crows
do appears to far outweigh the
good." Ed.
Mrs. Jane Angle has had her
barn reroofed by William Custard.
There is no Sunday school at
Centre. Some children attend at
Cole's.
H. B. Wells was the first to have
buckwheat sown in this soction
Mrs. Kern of the Bellevue Hotel
is suffering with kidney disease.
Albright & Son have had thoir
store renovated and now it looks
very neac.
Dingmnn's will not be represent
ed by any fast horses at the drivii g
park July 4.
A new disease which proves an
noying is an infl immatioii of the
nerves in the hip. Liniment is an
alleviator.
Corn was planted ten days earlier
this year than usual but the cold
weather will put it, back 20.
Sandyston is kind to invite H. L.
to remove to Jersey. We can't
spare him but there are a few over
here who might adorn the Trenton
hostelry.
Donaldson ot Ardtornish farm
was the first to gather his upland
hay.
A few city boarders are appearing
in town.
Since the mail arrives in Bush kill
by rail we receive it nearly as soon
as from Port Jervia.
John Smith has raised a new
barn.
Mrs. Andrew Cron is visiting her
children at Dunmore.
Jas. B. Angle has bought a new
reaper.
They Won't Bo Fooled.
When a person has once tried
Mexican Cough Syrup they then
know how good it is and will not
let themselves be fooled . by some
druggist who has other cough rem
edies that something else is "just as
good." The careful mother always
keeps a bottle of this syrup in the
house. It tastes good, never fails
and only costs 25o a bottle
- Little Jewels.
Every mother that has a child has
a jewel more precious to her and
more valuable than the king of Eng
land's entire collection of diamonds,
etc. Pity the little one that is rap
idly losing Its health because its
mother does not know it has worms
and that a 25o bottle of Mother's
Worm Syrup will expel them
quickly.
Good Advice.
Don't let your bowels become
constipated. Keep them clean and
healthful by occ-aionally taking one
of Gooch's Mexican Root Pills, the
only true tonio laxative made from
the active principles of healing
herbs that is sold for 25o.
Learn This by Heart
No other remedy known to man
gives such sure and quick relief to
pain of every kind, either internal
or external, as Gooch's Quick Relief,
well worth many times its price,
25o. Cures cramps and colic.
Many Suffer.
Bone ache, tender flesh, deep, ul
cerated, slow healing sores, ring
worms, symptoms of scrofula, sal
low or pale complexions, pimply or
rough akin, etc., all emanate from
ill-conditioned blood resulting from
some inherited or contagious source
The only true cure for stubborn
eases is Gotx h's Sarsuparilla, made
of newly discovered ingredients aud
seemingly miraculous iu its curative
effect.
Pile-Ins Curat Piles!
Money refunded if it ever fails.
Anti-Ague cures chills and fever.
Klut Vour ftowela With CMCMrvta.
1 ...:-.ji t '.,( :-.. i,-, cue t-.ii,. 1 1. ...ii rt.it-ter.
v. 11 trf. c. t-ii aii-at.-!.. rtu-AuU atvt.tjjf.
(fx
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Artistic Monuments
IN WHITE BRONZE
Cost no more tlitm plain
ones in stone and tliey arc
more (.1 arable. Don't invest
money in a monument le
foie investigatim. tlie claims
of While Bronze. Write for
information and designs.
J. F. HUNTINGTON, Sales Agt.,
Milford, Pa.
J. C. CHAMBERLAIN
' - Real Estate Agent.
rfouaes nnd Lotit nnd lots without House.
Denlor iu all kimls of Property.
Life
Insurance agent
and
Notary Public.
All business given proippt
attention.
Office on Broad Street,
Below Crlssninn House.
Milford, Pa.
Hero Is
SOMETHING
YOU NEED!
Ynnr own Water
Works, ultifh
yon run have ly
wnMilttnjc ,1. C.
F R KHCOTT of
MntaiiiorHit, Pa.,
who Im prepared
to give estimates -at
any lime.
Write him at
once or call and
oe his stock of
FORCE
PUMPS
J. C. PRESCOTT,
Matamoras Pa.
Wp prnmntlv obtain IT.
H. and Forolfrn
1 v
Send RitKlel.akuU'll or i.l.ulo of uivelitit.u lor
fn-e reiiort oil patentalillity. For free book
Opposite U. S. Patent Office
WASHINGTON D. C.
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60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
Design
"hit Copyright Ac.
AnTon Jternltng m nktrh and dpsrriptttm oinf
qntrkly Mifrtwtn our oi'inum free wiihr an
tnvMiilton ii protiMlilT puUMitMhie. ('iinuuiintra
ttoriH dt rictf n.titlilf mUmI. H initlcxli on Pitt-fiita
out free OifiPrt Ht'Pncy for Hcrtiniiir paletitn.
lMfiitti tHlti-n thruukfh Mntin A Co. rcW
tprnai notice, wit hmit cttre, Ui the
Scientific Jterittx
A han-lnomelT lllnotrated wn-cklr. Lnreect
t'lilut mil of miiV MriL'in itlfi li'iirnni. TcrniM .H a
y.-vir ; f-mr nrnnt h, 1. Sold by all TiRWi1i'nlert.
Co.' '-New York
- Uraiicb oibua. US T St, WaaliUuluu. 1. -
Asthma Can
Bo Cured
Frea Treatment, W ree Madioal
Advice. We Have Cured
7,000 Cases. Why
Not Yours?
Th id drvjul thwHbH wliich has cflust'd
inoro utilout iigitni.' tluiu wurdH can de
scrilMi, hrtft itt liiHt rt'ctiivett its dcHth blow.
Mtxlical Suit'iico lu rciHMit ymra has found
a remedy that bucc-L-ohfully oojohat alt the
aggravated Hyinpti.mw duo to this diutrfSfr
tnif HllHctiou. After ninny ynirs ot pa
tlt'Ut atudy and reiwiireh, Dr. A. Ii Clark,
the well knowq speciittlist, has dlbooven?d
a poi-itive romrdy tlmt cures the ubugh,
gives linint-diato ril:f and eradiciUes
every vuritiKH of thtMlls'AH, So confldfut
U the doctor that hU Aothnta Hnu'dy
will etTiH'.t a cure lu nil stu-s tlutt he bu
tuHtructt'd tlio t'lurk Mi U al Co., of Pitt
burK, Pa., t'i forward u oiupltlu Irwit
uient to evtry tutTt-rcr ot Asthma who
writes fur symptom b'ank. This Is a very
ll(eral olTirr mid s!iow the cmifldeuue the
Clark Mt dit-al Co have In the merits of
this prvpuniUiitj. If Any of our readers
are artlu:Uil with A.-t hnta t hey should
write th ( lark Co nt oiu-o for syinpioiit
blank. Why suffer when a cure is within
eaeh?
A f I M r? A I- V ft
tnmutho(mg salvo in to vrur i
. 1
MrU nAILKOAD
TllVIE TABLE.
Corrected to Date.
Poll Pullnmn trill 'in to TlnfTiil.v Kino.
tirn Falls, (. limitniiiiix Loko, Cleveland,
ChieBo nnd Clnninnntl.
lu kem on sale t Port .Toi-clu tn nil
points in tho Wont and Southwest nt lower
rnus tlina via nny othor Urst-clnss lino.
Trains Now Lfavr Port Jkrvis a
OLIOWB.
KASTWARD.
No. 8. PnllyKipress.. 8 81A.M.
" , Dolly Kxpresa 6 a) "
1 81, luxiul Except Sunday. . 6 Hil "
4-.', " ' ; 7 w
id!!, ny Pundny Onlv 7.68 "
80, I.mnl fixeept Pun'dny . 10 20 "
' 22, Wnyditilyexo'tSunilny 11 M "
4, ll.tily Kxpiess 13 42P.M.
" T04, Pundny Only 1 i) "
" Way doily ex'c't Sund'y 8 2S "
2, D.-.lly Kaiin'Ba 4 "5 '
" 7m, Wny Rnndny Only 4 AD "
" I.'k iiI dniiy exe't Puwl'y 6 10 '
" 18, Milk Sundnyonlv 6 20 "
" 7IW, Loenl Pundny Only 607 "
" H. Way dnllv exo't Pund'y 6 6i "
" 14. Kx press Daily 10 05 'I
WESTWARD.
No. 7, Daily Express 12 80A.M.
" 17, Dally Milk Train 7 35 "
" 1, Daily Express 11.84 "
" 116, For Ho'dale E'pt Pun . . 13 10 P. M.
" lo, Division way oxo't Pun 13 20 "
" 83, Paturttny only 4 40 t
" 8, Express Clllea'goliindal 6 1ft "
" Sll, Local Express .Sunday . . 5 60 '
" 6, Limited Daily Exprew. 10 16 '
Trnlns leave Chambers streot;, New
York, for Port Jervis on week dnvs at
3 80 , 7 80, 9 00, 9 15, 10 80 A. M., 1 (l,"3 00,
1 no A mi 7 no d ik b .. si., i? 3
' "-'1 .-, it 11 r . n . i,u (TtlllllAVIt,
3 .), 7 80, 9 00 , 9 16 A. M., 12 30, 8 80, 7.80 '
9 16 P. M. .
I. XV. COOKE,
General Passrnprer Agent,
New York,
Delaware Valley
Railroad.
Time Table in Effect June 1, 1902
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Agent, or on Pifinal.
For inforiiHttlon as to Freight nnd Tbss
enifer Kates apply to C. H. Ruttor, Freight
aud Pass. Aifentr, F.anton.Pn.
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AND DEALER IN
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Developing,
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DONE PROMPTLY.
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