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Veres mb Hwtwa -Is b-H ud dry
ia moving fat baft* from one field to an
other Tba water aboRU be prepared
ia the sew quarters beforehand U
not, the boga, heated frore the drive,
rath around bunting water and got over
heated. It ia no anntaal oeenmam for
them to be lost in thia war.— Fanner's
Home Journal.
imnaa Mandeb.—A practical
farmer aara that be always applies ma
nure aa a top dressing for a wheat crop,
and denrea double tbe Iwnefit from it
uaed in that way. Tbe growing Besson
f r wheat in tbe fall being a ahort one,
it it adriaable to apply tbe manure in
a.u-h a way that ita effecta will lie imme
luta. It ahould be finely pulverized.
Cblebi.—“After trying for a number
of years almost in Tain to raise good
celery on ordinary dry garden toil,"
says a correspondent, “ I finally bor
rowed the nae of a little patch of re
claimed swamp land—deep, black mark,
well drained bat moist, and for the past
two seasons hare grown on it Tory fine
celery with bat little labor. So I shall
never again attempt to grow this veg
etable on common garden soil without
some cheap and easy method of irriga
tion.”
Free thb Faurr Trp.ru.—Muck in
jury baa been done to fruit culture by
the expressed dread some cultivators
have of “ too rank growth, *’ and a con
sequent advioe not to manure. A fruit
tree never suffers from too much manure
If the roots are healthy. If a tree
.perns to suffer after a heavy manuring
it is only that it was in a bail way be
fore this. Oi course if oua ware to
empty a cesspool, a cart-load of fresh
lime or some other inordinate mass of
food under a tree it would suffer ; but
enr meaning is that no amount of
manure that would be found of benefit to
jiy garden will lie otherwise than liene-
Icial to a fruit tree if the roots be
healthy.
Drilling Wheat.—Many of the moat
aarnest opponent* of this method of
sowing wheat are being converted by
the result of actual experiment. It is
claimed that the use of the drill increases
the nnmber of bushels to the acre.
Wheat sown broadcast and not oovered
more than one or two inehee cannot
find sufficient moisture daring a dry
season to sprout the groin. Deep sow
ing is not advisable, but drilled wheat
leaves the soil in ridges and the whoat
in little ditches, the seed really being
only two inches under ground. It with,
elands high winds better than if broad
cast, which in many localities ti a de
cided advantage.
( Buokino fob the OtmouLio,—A
writer in tbe Rural World describee an
onsuooefiafnl attempt to keep off the
curoulio by smoking hie trees, fifty in
number. A barrel of ooal tar was
bought, and several holes dug six inahee
deep through the orchard. Corn-cobs
were dipped in the tar, plaoed in the
holes and set on lire. Tbe operator
.■ays that he “got a nice smoke,” and
lied his holes to suit the wind. This
work was reposted three mornings in
och week for a month. The whole
prooess did no good, the young fruit be
ing liadly etung. Aa thia remedy, com
ment* Mr. J. J. Thomas, is frequently
recommended by those who have given
■I little trial, such failure* as this are
worth recording. The jarring process,
properly conducted, ia easier, obeaper
and more efficient; if not properly up
plied it ia of little use.
Successful Gardening.— The (mule
mental principle o( lUoocHsful garden
ing, eaye a writer, is plenty o( well-rot
ted, fine manure, and no look of “ elbow
grosee.” These two elements, applied
with judgment, will make gardening al
ways successful. There is no better
manure for any crop than an abundauoe
of rich stable manure, made by horses,
cattle, sheep and swine, composted
with earth and sprinkled, when fresh,
with a dusting of plaster. Pile in a
large heap and turn the pile over till
well-rotted. Dig or plow deep ; incor
porate the manure well with the soil;
pulverise thoroughly and put plenty of
the fine manure in the drills, as well as
broadcasting or spreading it over the
soil. For a specific manure for onions,
there is hone superior or equal to fowl
manure, mixed well with fine earth
three parts of fine earth to one of the
droppings from the hen-roost. One of
the best preventives of insect depreda
tion on garden stuff is a very rich soil
(hat will foroe vegetation so fast as to
defy {be attack of insect enemies in a
great measure. The only effectual
remedy against worms, after they ap
pear on vegetables, that has ever been
discovered, is pofron ; but it will not be
prudent to apply it to cabbage. The
host substitute is s flock of turkeys.
Turn them loose into a tobacco patch
or a cabbage patch that is infested with
*°rms for s few successive mornings,
and but few will be left that they can
reach. Sulphur and plaster or ashes
sprinkled on the line will destroy them,
or sir-slaked lime sprinkled on them.
WiSUMi non Roads. —The wash
ings from the public roads that accumu
late, in ditches and pools into which
lead contain a vary large amount
of fertilising material They oontain
among other valuable materials the solid
and liquid droppings of animals, the
foliage and stalks of plants, the leaves of
troen and earth of various amis that has
bean reduced to a great degree of fine
new by the Use* of animals and the
wheels of carriages. The value of the
first-named substance is acknowledged
by all farmers Many are unacquainted
with the use finely-pulverized , arth,
but those who have employed it speak of
it in the highest terms. The sweepings
at the strssts of most European cities
and lowm an diapeaad of farmatalhaa
aMgb to pay for eollaetiag them.
They ara difficalt to handle as they are
1 table to be blown about by the wind.
Whan applied aa top dfwaaiag to graaa
land they produce remarkably good re
sults. The like ia true at their turn am
grain fields. The loose materials an
r< tad-lied* era earned by nuns into
•titrhea, where they are accumulated or
conveyed, if tbe land ia deeoending, into
hollows. There they accumulate, and,
after tbe water has passed out of them
by drainage or evaporation, they assume
a compact form. Tbe consistency of
the material allow* it to be lifted by tbe
shovel into earta very readily. It may
be spread over gram land where it will
dui integrate by tbe action of rain, or it
may be applied to soil that ia devoted to
any cultivated crops. Tbe value of finely
pulverized soil as a fertiliser ia admitted
by all who have experimented with it,
and ita employment will be general in
tbe agriculture of the future. —Chicago
7'i .net
- ■ —i - Kaanitmu.
anwisa |v ap*
Oileut F BIRD.—Cut in pieces two or
three inches in length and boil till ten
der. Dip in batter and fry in hot fat;
drain and salt.
Demon Pcddino.—To half a pound
of sugar add tbe juice and grated rind
of a lemon, half a table-spoonful of but
ter, four egg*, six table-spoonfuls of
milk and a little salt. Bake in a pie
plate.
To Oman Silver. —Nothing is bet
ter to clean silver with than aloohol and
ammonia; after rubbing with this take
a little whitening or a soft doth and
polish in this way ; even frosted silver,
whicli is so difficult to clean, may be
eaeily made clear and bright.
Ckackkr Pudding Toasted.—Boll
three crackers and mix with a pint of
milk and yelks of two eggs. Bake.
Take tbe whites and make a frosting
with three-quarters of a cup of granu
lated sugar spread on the pudding.
When cold, set in the oveu to brown
slightly, and serve.
Phbhkrvb Jabs. Preserve jars or
bottles should bo carefully washed as
soon as emptied, taking care that the
stoppers aud covers have their shore of
attention. To mike assurance doubly
sure, it is well to put soda or ammonii
into the jars or bottles, fill up with wa
ter and let them stand an hour, putting
the stoppers or covers into a bowl to
soak in the same way. 'then pour out
and scald nicely, wi|>e dry, set in the
sun or wind to air and then set away
carefully.
Btuwisd Mushrooms.—Take a quart
of fresh mushrooms, peel them and cut
off the lower part of the stem, season
with a little popper and salt, put them
Into a skillet, with a lump of butter the
size of an egg and suffioient oream or
rich milk to cover them. Pst an the
lid and stew about a quarter of an bonr,
keeping them well oovered, or the flavor
will evaporate. Some liko the addition
of one or two beaten eggs. Stir the
eggs gradually into the stew after it is
token from the fire. Send it to table
in a oovered dish. We always oook a
piece of silver with them; if any oro
not genuine the silver will turn black.
OiutAM to use with any kind of layer
cake is mado from this recipe: Take
one pound of blanched almonds, pound
ed to a paste ; one coffee oup of thick,
sour cream; two table-spoonfuls of cotn
starch, scalded in a little sweet milkj
bent all together and spread between
the layers of cake; flavor with a little
almond extract. This is very rich, and
is suitable for the nicest kinds of cake.
For more common use an inviting ctyam
may be mado in thia way : Take a pint
of sweet milk, thicken it with half a cup
of oorn starch, add half a oup Of sugar,
and boil nntil the oream or onatard is of
the consistency of starch. When al
most cool add one table-spoonful of lemon
or vanilla and spread between the layers
of the oaks.
How to Man Bkkfstbai Tender.—
The best and most thoroughly certain
way to make your beef tender is to
stand in with tho boy who drives butch
er’s wagon. I discovered this while
living next door to a millionaire who
dealt with the meat man that supplied
me. The boy driving the wagon was
corruptible, like the steaks he served,
and 15 cents or so would transfer the
tenderness of the millionaire's 40-cents
a-pound porter-house to my bundle of
8-oent round Then I would whet my
appetite listening to the millionaire's
hired girl walloping the other eat with
rolling-pins, eta, as advised by Mrs.
Leslie. By changing butchers as often
as the millionaire did I secured tender
beef until my lease expirod. Two
weeks before this, however, the millioo
sire died with loekjaw, inducted, the
doctors said, by attempts to chew tough
meat.
Gkn. Gordon and his brothers, and
Governor Colquitt, of Georgia, an tipi
heroes of a railroad job with millions jj?
it About six months ago they obtained
a charter for a road from Atlanta to the
Mississippi river or to Texarkana. The
towns of Columbus sad Aberdeen, Miss.,
end the county of Monroe donated bonds
to the amount at $350,000, and an owner
of octal lands in Alabama threw in a deed
to 200,000 acres. The Gordon partv,
without investing a omit, then trans
ferred these donations and the charter
fr |) Georgia Western road to the
Geofijpt Pacific Railroad Company, re
ceiving $750,00$ is cash and the nght
to one-third at the first $5,000,000 sub
scriptions taken by the Pacific Company.
Work will be commenced at ones, and
the ibu tract with contributor will be
-surfed oat
rmm MmrALi.tr nr.
Omat India'a paste ia th* ■stall*
htaaiy. Tow sink th* lags of your far
nitara into nmUIIm sockets filled with
in tight tin boiaa, to pravaat the incur
•woe of white eats, hot yon have no
remedy against the metallic bluefiy,
which Alia every entries, every keyhole
and every hay itself with clay. The fly
ia aa artistic as wail aa an industrious
worker, and he works always with an
object. Ha selects a bole ; a keyhole or
an empty apace inenymetallicsnbsUnce
is preferred, but, in the absence of any
such material, the holes ia the bottom
of a cane-seat chair or any perforated
wood will answer the purpose.
After seeing that the hole ia olean and
in good order, ho commences operations
by laying on the bottom a smooth car
pet of clay; than the bodies of several
defunct spiders are triumphantly placed
upon the clay carpet. On top of these
spiders the eggs of the female fly are
deposited. The tomb ia then ready for
closing. The top ia neatly oovered over
with clay, but it a till has an unfinished
look. This ia remedied by a thin coat
of whitewash, and then the fly looks
upon his work and pronounces it good.
When this tomb is opened thqgg ore
more metallic blue-flies in the world
than there were before. Ton are anx
ious to examine or wear some of your
valuables, which you always keep under
look and key, and you take your key and
endeavor to unlock your trunk, but it is
only an endeavor. There is resistance
in the keyhole. You examine the key
and yon find that it is nicely sealed up
with clay, and the keyhole in the come
condition. It ia a work of patience to
destroy the nursery of the poor insect
and lay his castle in ruins ; bnt a deter
mined will oan accomplish much. Caue-
Reated chain are sometimes so occupied
by these clay homes as to make it hard
to determine what the original substance
Was.
It is well known that many American
cattle are sent abroad, but it is not so
well known that the hides ore sent bock
to America to be tanned. Tanning-bark
is growing scarcer every year in Europe,
and coate from $35 to S7O a ton in En
gland, while American hemlock bark is
worth in this country only $3 to $5 per
ton. For many years hemlock-tanned
sole-leather has been exported to Euro
pean countries, and the exports now
reach $10,000,000. Tba exports of live
cattle from New Tork were 22,509 in
1876, 70,000 in 1877, 100,000 in 1878,
33,295 in 1879, and 83,406 in 1880.
An Elk ton. Md., paper montions the
ease of Mr. T. Doernrn, of that place,
who Buffered severely with rheumatic
pains until he tried a bottle of Ht.'Jacobs
Oil, which completely cured him,—ln
dianapolis (/(id.) Journal.
The Washington monument is grad
ually going heavenward after many years
of stand-still. During the year sixty
four feet were added to its height, and
there is now enough stone on the ground
for thirty feet more. 001. Casey, the
engineer in charge, says the rapidity
with which the work oan be proeeouted
depends entirely upon the rapidity with
whioh the marble eon be quarried and
delivered.
Omen by the Washington (Ind.) Ga
zette is tlie fact thut the colts in that lo
cality have a so t of lnmencss in the
joints. J. F. Myers cured his by unoint
iug it with St Jacobs Oil.
The reoent death at White Salphur
Springs of Mr. Abram B. Garrison, a
well-known and muoh-respeoted citizen
of St Louis, was the result of a bravo
act done by him last winter. He had
just stepped from a railroad train when
he saw a little ohild foil from the plat
form under the wheels. He sprang for
ward and saved the child, bat, in doing
so, broke his own arm and suffered se
vere internal injuries. He had been ill
for more than a year, and his system
oould not bear this additional strain. In
spite of all that love and skill could do
for him hejjtidually failed until death
ended his sufferings.
Set Back 42 Years.
“I vn troubled for many years with Kid
ney Complaint, Oravel, Ac.; my bloo ! be
came thiu; I was dull and in votive; could
hardly crawl about; was an old worn out
mau all ove>; could get nothing to help me,
until I got Hop Bittere, and now I am a boy
again. My blued aud kiduevs are all right,
and I am as aotive as a man of 30, although
I am 73, and I have no doubt it will do as
well for otheis ef my age. It is worth a
trial.”—(Father.)—Sunday Mercury.
A Chioot county (Ark.) farmer, re
turning at noon from the field, while
passing through tho yard, discovered his
little boy, sbont I year old, sitting near
the fence, with one end of what seemed
to be a leather strap in hi. mouth, while
with both hands he held the strap near
the middle. Approaohing, the father
waa horrified to find that the child held
a snake and the snake squirmed, but the
little fellow polled and closed his mouth
as tightly as though he were trying to
bite off the serpent’s head. The snake
wasAcd the black species, and might have
body around the boy and
Sfeto to death. The child was
iggd wanted something to bite,
l|Mje of rubber or a pointed
as a substitute.
BPtertiflcatfk.
It I* W'WiPfhgged stuff, pretending to
be made of Wolsderfu 1 foreign roots, barks,
Ac., and puffed tip by long bogus certifi
cate! of pretended miraculous cures, but a
aim me, pure, effective medicine, that fur
nishes its own certificates bT its cures. Wo
refer to Hop Bitters, the purest and best or
medicines. See another column.—Repub
lican.
“Ohm of tho features of the Atlanta
Cotton Exposition,” says the Columbus
Euquirer-Sim, "will be the manufact
ure of a suit of olothee from raw cotton
in twenty-four hours. The cotton will
be lucked, ginned, span, dyed, woven
and made into a suit of clothes tor Sen
ator Brown at aasday.”
Don't keep taking drastic pills—thsr do more
harm than good. Kidiuqr-Wort cuius oonstipa-
UOtL
I taka about half a past of rectified
spirit and aaix with it a few drops of
•awe* of brandy, that ia tba brandy flavor
prepared by tba druggist, and by bnek
agitation tba mixture acquires tba ap
pearance of cognac. Toa like a little
bead? Vary wall; I add a little out of
this vial, a preparation of nitio-banaoin,
or artificial oil of bitter sjboo da. How,
as I poor it out tbe babble* remain for
some tune at the top However, it dose
not taste ripe or full-bodied yet, so I add
a few drope of a preparation principally
composed of glycerine and called by the
trade “age and body.” Another good
al take, and all I need is a label certify
ing that the article ia “10-year-old
cognac brandy,” and there yon have my
brandy ready for the market Of course
the experiment has been a very hasty
one. 1 simply intended to show you the
principle. In practice about half a
pound of each of the substance* I have
just made use of would be added to forty
gallon* of rectified spirits, and a very
respectable and by no means injurious
brandy is the result In brief, the
adulteration of spirituous liquids, that
is, the artificial production in a few
hours by chemical progress of a similar
result to that attained by nature in the
course of months, or even years, has
every claim to be regarded as a triumph
of scienee.— Dr. Leffnum, in Philadel
phia Pratt.
■ The Hew Haven Register says that:
“A Government th: t cannot afford to
build its own mail bags is certainly in
need of annexation to the United
States.”
ffollce.
From the 10th of October, 1881, to
he Ist of July, 1882, genuine Rock
Spring Water will be supplied to cus
tomers by Ellis ft Cos., of Bailey Springs,
Ala., at the following rates:
Ten gallons in anti-corrosive can. .$5.00
Same can refilled at 4.00
Five gallons in anti-corrosive can.. 8.25
Same can refilled at 2 60
Nine gallons in glass bottles..' 7.50
Reasonable freight and express rates
are given by all railroads. This water
has been known for nearly fifty years
as a sure cure for Dysoepsia, a sure cure
for diseases of the Kidney and Bladder,
a sure cure for all curable cases of
Dropsy, a sure cure for Scrofulous cases
of the Bones or Skin, anrl a certain de
stroyer of the terrible'thirst for intoxi
eating drink that overcomes so many
worthy resolution*. Deprive a drunk
ard of his diam for three days and
meanwhile give him plenty of Rock
Spring Wnter, and he won’t want the
whiskyi Don’t you think it’s worth
trying f you do, drop a postal to
Ellis Cos. It will cost only a cent.
Alderman Erdman sent word to Jus
tice Shawn, at Louisville, that he would
call next day to collect $lO which had
long been owing. The Jnstioe replied
that the Alderman would get hone
whipped if he earned on that errand.
Then the Alderman made the promised
visit, bat used a ptstoMhefore the Jnstioe
oould use a whip. '
Writ* to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkhsm, 383 West
ern Avenue, Lynn, Mass., for names of ladies
that have been restored it? perfect health by
tho use of her Vegetable Compound. It is a
positive cure for the most stubborn cases of
(emale weakness.
" Niagara has a daily paper.” This is
no news. It has long issued a daily
sheet over the falls.
The grostest anxiety is experienced lost there
should l>o a flaw in the title to property ; yet s
flsw in the title of health—a Cough or. Cold —is
disregarded. Dr. Bull's Conch Syrup removes
all such at once.
We do not often speak of any proprietory
mediciuo, Hit from wliat we have read and
heard of Allen’s Lnntf Bain m, we shall take the
liberty of saving to thosewhoare troubled with
a cold, eongb, or any throat or lung affection,
that fronvthe testimony afforded, we have anch
confidence in this ortiele, that were we afflicted
in that way, wo would make a trial of its vir
tues. Beware of the fatal consequences of
noglecting tins limelv warning. N-w, before it
is too late, use Allen’s Lung Balsam, which will
cure the disease. Every druggist’ iyt, tlm land
Ask Druggists for it It clears out rate, mica,
roaches, Ixd-bugs, flies, vermin, inseeta. 15c.
R*m:i*Fi;nu deith,
William J. Coughliu, of Somerville, Mass., wyvr "In
die fall of 187S1 was taken with tileeiiinaa of the luuge,
followed by a severe rough. I loet my appetite and
flesh, and waa confined to my bed. in 18,7 I was ad
mitted to the hospital. The doctors said I had a holt in
my lung at big as half a dollar. At on a lone a report
went aronnd that I waa dead. I gave up hope, bnt a
iVtend (old me of Da. Wh.msn Hsu’s Bsuswrol tho
Los os. I got a bottle,' when, to my aurprieo, I eom
niemv.l to feel bolter, sod to-,lay I feel better than Ibr
thr. e > eara peak I write this hoping every one afflicted
with diseased lungs will take 7>a. Wii.lisx Hsm.’b Rsl
•a, and be coavineed the: coMvxrvio.v esa aa ct'ean,
loan poaitively say it has done more good lhan all Ik
other medicines I have taken Vines my sickness.”
(Tkla Xagrsvtag represents Ike t —jala >ssltky steSsQ
i STANDARD REMEDY
IN MANY HOMES.
For Coesbs. (VMs tTesp, Brisrklta aad all
oth affeetiont of the Tkraal and H ikes, it studs
unrivaled sod ulleriv Weyondnil compelition.
IN CONSUMPTIVE CASES
Tt approaches to near a apecifo that " Nicetv-ave” par
ceot- ar. permanently cored, where Use direction# an
Mnelly complied with. Thar* la noohamteol or other ta
gredionta to harm lbs young er eld.
AS AN EXPECTORANT IT NAS NO EQUAL.
IT CONTAINS NS OFIUM IN ANT FORK.
si. N. HARRIS A CO., Proprietors,
craamn a
FOR SALE BY~AU. P6U66ISTS.
566 hZri*‘ syniSniAo!?riSyS!
"iT*AJtaUbUdT'wi desaibed
the—riv— “low blackguard*."
A FAIRY AFLOAT. '
Th* following dearriptioa of the fairy
vernel represented on thia page from the
Cincinnati Commercial : The hull ia of the
finest selected white oak, braced, bolted
and riveted in the most skillful and work
manlike manner, and id fit fret in lefigth,
14 feet breadth of beam, 2j fact depth of
hold, and draws twenty inches of watef.
She carries a tabular boil er. and two beauti
ful little engines, made exprraaly for her,
by the Ohio Machine Cos., Middleport, O.
The dining-room is situated between the
boiler and engine rooms, and is artistically
grained, with frescoed ceiling. It is fhr
nisbed in tbe Queen Anne style, and the
silver, china and table linen are of the finest
character. The pilot-boose, cabin, tnaih
talon and Captain’s office are on the saloon
deck and are luxurious in their furnishing
wirt <Wurati'.o. The ealoon prop., I*
frescoed and gilded in Eastlake style, and
the flooring is covered with Turkish carpet
The furniture, in raw silk and walnut, of
the Queen Anne pattern, like that Of the.
dining-hall, and rich curtains Of damask
complete the impression of a veritable float
ing palace. The four state-rooms, contain
ing two berths each, are also carpeted with
Brussels and handsomely furnished. The
boat belongs to and was built under the
directions of Messrs A. Vogeler & Cos.,
Baltimore, Md., for their own exclusive use
upon the Ohio, Mississippi and other West
ern rivers, and is run by a picked CfeW of
officers and men in their employ. The
object of this little Btcnmer is to carry
neither freight nor passengers. She was
built for the firm above named, to be used
exclusively by them for distributing their
printed matter in the river towns for St.
Jacobs Oil, the Great German Remedy
for rheumatism and other painful ailments.
HOSrJIUIfc
BIfTERS
Mmtalihad Tiger
ia reimbursed la great measure, to thos
troubled with weak kfdoey*, by a Judicious
use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which
invigorates and stimulates without exciting
the urinary organs. In conjunct ian with
its influence upon them, it corrects acidity
improves appetite, and is in every way con
ducive to heulth and nerve repose. Auother
marked quality to i‘s control over feperwfld
Ague, and its power of preventing it. For
isle by all Druggist* and Dealers generally
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|juSINESS (j NIVERS ITY
■ A * c l $ 4
rv a day nailing my groat Blood Medicine. Amts
Jib s') Wanted. WllTlrnat, (No Druggists.)
V v Da. A. FAIRCHILD, Now Brmmwloh, K. J.
pSg£^:Sßßk=f)
I y promptly attended to. Apply to 11
Jf CHASIk EVINS. BOrrjMUFR, \\
AM las w. oth et, cnrontNATi. o. 4^,
WATCH $1.65. szrzsxz?* - -
Am IPMCM. Bst Clarendon, vy
If jotl are
Interested
In the Inquiry-Which to the
best Liniment for Kan snd
Beast!—tiito to tke answer, at
tested by two generations: the
MEXICAN MUSTANG LDH
* MENT. The reason is sim
ple. It penetrates erery sore,
wound, or lameness, to the
very bone, and drives oat ml)
Inflammatory and morbid mat
ter. It “ goes to the root” ot
the trouble, and never toils to
cue in double qniek time.
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LIFE OF GARFIELD*
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