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THE POST.
WEDNESDAY JANUARY : C. 887.
J. A. PEACOCK Editor.
Free jwuwcB for scnntora ami don*
gresHiiien and their and rc*
ItUiveg, up soma saw fit lo dainund,
iuo nntnborod among tlio thing of
tlioptut. lion. Charles P. Crisp,
tho able and iuflucntlhl reprosenlu-
ii\*c of congress from this district,
itccmcd to have the interstate com
merce bill, which hits passed both
senate and house, and which makes
it an offence for railroads lo offer,
or'inombei's to accept, free pusses,
under his especial.cure in the house,
when it passed by a vole of five to
one, last Friday. Mr. Crisp’s
speech in favor of tlio bill has re
ceived much deserved praise from
various quarters. Perl laps some of
the members alio have heretofore
Upon conspicuous for their absence
will have inure business where duty
Culls. W--. T
The drought in Texas, prevalent
over a largo portion of territory west
and north of the Brazos river, and
extending far down tlio river edge
toll um it tan county, it more serious
l linn ;t "ii at many ill tlieso ' parts
have been able to learn, «»d severer
limn can bo hardly roulited by those
living in a more fortunate part of
tlio country. Tlio logislrtturo of
that state appointed a special coin
mit'.iMi to inventigale the extent of
Buffering and Lltu report submitted
wart t;> tin' effect that it tRlIio most
dealruutivo drought ever known in
tlio statu ; that (hero tiro at least
thirty (.10.000) Mpmsuttd persons who
nro, or soon will ho, alwulntoly do
(dilute, and who cannot possibly
subsist with out iuimodiaie iissis*
lance. Tliooom.inittco reoommond
od an appropriation of §100.000 for
tlio immodiato relief of tlio sufferers,
nmUtr suoh provisions ns may be
doomed best., until crops can bo
growp. . ■ ■■• ; T''
liueko.ye DiiIh,
Tho paU’mia of the Buckeyesohoo'
jiuyg hciMi fniiniuvto in securing 11»<
sorvipos of Miss Alice Gumming for
the prestmt term. Miss Camming
hub taught in this neighborhood be
fore and already has tlio esteem anil
admiration of the people.
Tltoro is cousidoruhlo Hioknocp ln
this soo'ion —whooping cough and
imMuUw provatllu^ among the child
ren and several oases of pneumonia
wilh the grown people. Mr. Willie
Hightower has been desperately ill
with pneumonia but liia physioian
now thinks that with euro and good
pursing ho will recover.
Mrs. John Gornlo is lying very
low with measles and pneumonia at
her residonco on Mr. J. D. Smith's
jditcoT-" .-‘V:
Mrs. Julia Love, who lived on Mr.
T. J. Bliiokshear’s place, died last
Friday of mensles and pneumonia.
Mr. V. J. Fulford, Who has been
inerchaudiMng at the Bluukshour
uiill store for sometime, was tlio vie-
Um of.i hold robbery on tb.o night
a Her the election of county officers.
At tho roarof the tltoro is a small
room with a door opening into the
yard, Mr. F. does not use this
room and keeps the door looked and
harrpd. Oaring election day dif-
fetenfc persons wore in this room on-
gagod in private conversation.’ N«sht
nppniiu'in'd. M I. V. loi'her np t In-
si nro, nov taking Hiu pn'uuution to
examine the above mentioned door,
knowing that he naver made use of
it. When ho rclimuid to his stoic
uvxt moniing lie discovered that
some one‘had during the night par-
lied olY §10 or §15 worth •»( good-,
and i«orliafs niertk; lie found thr
cuter door of the bank teem closed
but the bars were down, showing
that some bin laid, dirit g tlio pi'o
vious day, slipped hack the bars,
t li is allowing an easy ent i.mico into
the More to can v out tlnde well laid
plans. Mr. I t))ford is an honest,
iit.lostriotts cUhtott and has the svm-
patiiivs of the entire community in
Ids (lo him) h<> i\ v !>'-s
(•title Joe Guyton, who received
.such a severe blow on his head two
weeks ago, is fast reooveiang from
its affect**. Tlio wound is healing,
and ion. for the whooping c«mgh tlio
little follow would be himself again.
Miv. t« nylon's five c!t Id reft hiiin the
cough—i wo of ihem suffering very
severely from it. . I
Mr. I, It. Parker MtitnnCHOt'i tin*
n‘|i tUV oR llluck sheafs* mill to lay.sj
«le h is team'd it for a ter") of vt-ars- <
He will 'Immowo n larao v»ei of I
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.
—•Tito sermon, for preaching whirl
.John Knox paid the penally of tern
lornry suspension from preaching, i
fait, recent!> brought $2,076 from ai
Kngii-h colJuetor.
—Four years ago, the town of tV«h
stop, L>. T., w:ts unpeopled. Rcciutl
IlgiouM ervie*> lieli! t.y uypfp
ferent (bpiolninutioiiH ill five diH'cion
churches. - go Ilcrald.
—A movement, is on font looking t«
the enlargement of Princeton Oollcjr
to university pilpitioni. The sop
gestion came from its honored I'nati-
ilent MctNndi.—.V. T. Timet.
—Ouc-t hinl of the populat ion of Phi*
ndelphin hold membership* in her lit!
nittirelies, ami about one-fourth tie
population attend divine service on
Sunday,—Philadelphia Prcst.
—It is proposed to establish In Brook
lyn a ehiireh for Chinese, at Haynmm
and Pulton streets, where there Is nor
a sort of headipiarlers for work miion,
the emigrants from the Celestial Em
pin*. Over three thousand Chineso al
ien'll (he Snmhtv-uchool;, of the city.—
A', y. Moil. ’ v
—A resolution lins been adopted by
the Cleveland (0.) Board of Educa
tion requesting the Committee oi
Judiciary to report what legislation i>
necessary in order that tho Clovulnm-
Manunl Training-School may ho ninth
In some roomier a part of tho public-
school system. . •
—It is urged by some that mission-
sehools and household training-school*
for girls should bo utilized to turn girl-
to dpinestle srfrvleft rattler than to th.
diops and factories. Tlmt they wf*
not seek this sorvlco is largely n matter,
of ensto, which women can do some
tiling in their homes lo remedy.—Bon-
toil herald.
—One hundred and forty-nine of tin*
live hundred and thirty-seven student-
enrolled at Berlin University ore Amur
ieaus. Tim day will dome when appli
emits for tint higher tcchiCnl oducutim.
of foreign universities need • 'hot g>
beyond our shore*. .Great institution'
of learning—great in the distinction «:
tlieir professional elmli'S. their wealth
their appliance*!, tlieir libraries am’
their putmnngu- cun not lie reared ii
:t day. But us mir own Institutions g<
tliere are few men who.cun afford to ig
nore tl\oin.-—f.7o>;rt//o Inter Ocean.
/ SUTTER’E *.\L'3GETS. •
Ooneral sliprm.m 'l .11* (low He Touted
Tlioin wl|li Mli Tootle
General M r . T. siiernmn lins been
promilieillly identified with matter* af
fecting the world's ! rt-uy independent
of Ills brilliant ..iliilary earner in the
•IvU war. He drew up (lie lirst ollioial
(tport to the ttovemmeiil of tlie Unittsl
dates of I ho ,lii«eov,.ry of gold in Cali-
ornia. Gold .\yiW> discovered in tin
ipVIng of lHLH rtlioiii sljdy miles utmve
’lie present City of Kaenimeuto. Gum
oral Mumoii was at time time in com-
maud of tho United States forces in
California am) acted as military Gov
ornor. with linadquarters at Monterey,
tlio capital of the Territory. Genera*
Slierman. then a young Lieutenant ol
tho Third artillery, was the Adjutant oi
General Mason's staff, i'erlm Hnnua,
hOW tho great city of .San Francisco,
was but a hide-trading port of four lum
1ml .native irthabitanta. A* smm n.-
rold was .diseoveml Captain Snitch
vent down to Monterey with a quantl- 1
y of samples of the preeious metnl for
lie inspection of Lte military author!,*
General Sherman, in conyersctUAn
with some friends a few evenings ahioe,*
•»'fem*d to this important hispiuienU
went substantially as follows: "Cap-,
aiu Sutter bnnighl Into Genehll Via-
son's ofileo several small paq)4hg0sdf
sample* and spread llinn out (u /.nr US.
rhe sjiis lniens pi-t'sehtod vapiedA^firs't'
' :'rui)ili*h scale*ami split pen'slip to the,
dwt of beans. General MasAri 'ftJkeJ it
( know bow to te*t wimthlirTIjjib slutl
vas gold or not. 1 aald eefthlmy. aed
nnmHli^teiy tried my tetftihbdf - K liimp
nd made an imhmtaUou..which 1 bh'
-tt'ssed iue it was iu;i)loablv. • l thee
ent for a hammer and an nxe mu'
■outybul several plooes out lliil. Thb
vaa a crude hut- prnctieal test, but \v<
lien applied acids, which voritiod the
’act that the samples wuro genuim
.■old. i vvas at once sent up to tho dig
;lngs and made a thorough examine
ion of l|te gold discoveries wlduh wer*
•ajddly being found in new loeaiite
*nd in wonderful amounts. 1 rcturuu<
0 Monterey with a quantity of sped
nop namples and divw up tho offiidc
\qmrt to the Government, wide
van sigueti hy General Mason. Th. "
'•port, m-ciimpanicd with a quantity o
ample* of gold, was forwarded l»y r
pecial ixvuxr of dispatches, who wa*
•o other Uuh Henry l). Ctuikcv, roeentl'
lie first Govsruor of tlds District o
'olnmld*. He vu sent off In n stual :
‘ailing-vessel, with instruction* to in
crecpt a Bril ish stasmvr on tho south
rii coast' and make rapid transit t«
Vasiitngton.Wtganllcssofttxpeiise. W v
uul nouiem iceeii mm«od of tho ratili
. at ion uf,t|m tco^y with Mvxibi> cocun,
difornla to the,,Unitetl States, an
MW )n*ee**:)rily: very anxious .Unit th
ioVernment'shoidd (Kw*.-**informafi«»
‘i (lie discovery i»f goat ut the earliest
uonteiiL? . ■ t* - -D *
Tim* less than forty your* ago “Oi ’
t'eeinu,.oil's” Us'tii made the lirst oilicia
inpii'ss, put t lie first Government staim
if vsltji iiil'tlin }P>ld iU'lved from tie
nines of this mmlern-laud of Ophir
Vitd it i* a fair pee* i.nptiun that nenv
ban half of the sixty million iuhalul 't
*nts --I I!«i- Kt-puhiic,'u it,, hiv enjoying
'vonderful'- ( |(r»wpeHty, nwiiuii^
iiys|j from the di*c%ivery of golff It
aliforiua, have l*vu Imru stuee Uni
1 ll S'u rm iu l..dent.Hl the |M |M><
iU» hi.- u* •' 1
P. P. P.
rKt.V ABM. POKE HOOT. •POTABPIfM-
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Tins powder never vanes. A marvel of
mrity, strength anil wliolesomenes*.
jlorc cconomitaJ tliau the ordinary kinds,
and cannot Ihi sold in competition with
tho multitude of low test, short weight
alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in
cant. Rovai. Bakino Powdek Co., 100
Wall 8t. N. Y.
Dismission.
Laurens Court of Ordinary, October
I’crrn 188(5.
Whereas K. II. Walker admini*trator
on the estate of ll. If. Kellnm has tiled ids
upidication for lettcm of dismission from
said administration. ••
These are tliereford to cite and .admon
ish all persons to show cause. |f any they
■Iinvo why letters of dismission from said
administration should not he granted the
applicant on the first Monday In January
next.
Given under my ofHcial siguaturc this
October 4th 188(J.
John T. Duncan. Ordinary.
Dismission.
Laurens Court of Ordinary. November
Term, 188C.
Whereas M D J Watson, executor on
the estate of Alexander Outlaw, has filed
Ids application for letters of dtrxnlssion
from said oxeentorship;
These are therefore toeitennd admonish
nil person* concerned to show eidtse if any
they knvc why Inters of dismission from
said executorship should not he. granted
the appl*eant on the first Monday in Feb
rnnry next, Ibis November 1st 188(ii
John T Duncan,
3m Crillnary
THE GREATEST
;uies PBFJFI1!
OF THE ACE.
THE GOLDEN DLL IDYL.
TSZJ3 BEST EYEB JPTJO? OUST
the IlvE-A-VR, :k: ibt.
A S1MJLE TB1AL WILL CONVINCE T0U.
No Fdmily Should be Without It.
There is no Bee IliveTn-itseilmtis olieTialf as
/j.vJUdt
conyenient and~pe^cC; v
Thousands^e=i?i^e (lSly proving the alwvc assertions. For furUtcrpfiilieubu-s.
upplj lire pnjprlutors. for this county, ' - , /I li > 1 ’
ETTGT^S & SMITH,MM/f. QA.
OE11T1FI CATES.
Alliany, Ga„ August 1,1885.
Dr. Whitehead-
Demi Sm:—I hud a bad case of blood
poison, which for two years defied nil
treatment. One bottle of P. P. P. made
a pcimaucnt cure.
John Gaffney,
Waycross,;Qa., July 3ft, 1885
I had the. rheumatism for flvu mouths,
and I took one bottle of Dr. WldtcWmct’s
P P P and itcuied me sound and well,
and I hesitate not to recommend it to
those who desire n blood purifier.
Respectfully, J E Smith.
F.ftoen Year8 a Sufferer from
lllieiiniatisui.
Wliat lion. W. II. Wilder. Mayor of
Albany, Ga., says.
I suffered fifteen years withRhcuinntism
and during (lint time tried alitlie so-called
specifies that I could hear of. One of them
I paid $3.00 per bottle for uiiil took nine
bottles ntid received no benefit from any of
them. ““ — -j - Jti.-..
B. &
P.P .
Potassium) while in Wayeross and induced
to take it. The first bottle allowed Jits won
derful effect*, and after continuing tho
use of it for a short time the Rheumatism
disappeared, urul I feel like a new inan.
take great piemanc in recommending it to.
sufferers from RlietiumUsm
W. it; WILDER.
Albany, Ga., June 1°, 1880.
C8 ntia received no benefit from any of
. My grandson, who runs on the
W. Railroad, finally got u Dottle of
. P. (Prickly Asti, Poke Root and
Year's Support.
GEORGIA, LAUitBiis Uom.rW--
OrdinaryV^'iai^^&Ji'HVWr'ic. 1886.
Whereas k”ppotnted to set
apart a yvivr’aMipoH to the minor chil
dren of C. C. Stoke*, lute of said county,
deceased, out of the said G. C. Stokes’ es-
tale, have filed their award in this office in
terms of tlio law.
These nro therefore to cite and admon
ish all persons'to show cause if any they
have, bn or by the first Monday in Febru
ary next, why said award should not be
made the judgment of this court iiud re
corded.
John T. Duncan, Ordinary
* Administratrix's Sale.
GEORGIA, IjAuUuxs County.
Will;be Sold before (he Court House
? dbori(i. tho town of Dubliu. said county,
on ithesflret- Tuesday in Miuch. 1687,
within tliu legal hours of sale, the follow
ing dgscrl Ibcd, realty,- ttwwit: 80 acres of
JnttNo. 138;'thiff part of lot No. J80 lying
Hifnhung S021 acre*, including gin house
and Screw, and ndjblniag lands of Fannie
iOgbormv.rJoei Pierco. Joel T. Coney, G.
isliop, J. T. Chappell and Ira E,
Stanley. The public road being tlio line
Tom ltie gin house to thd ford of the niill
■reek, containing, jn this aggregate 01(1
liftns more dr less, and ul.o that portion
S lmul known as the IraStanley place,
ntaining !7 acres, of lots‘No*. 18(1 and
Ti inore or less; all In the 2nd district
.originally Wilkinson, now Lauren.,
(it *y.
Skill sale will be made for the purpose
paying tlimdidits of the estate of John
Burney,.decerned,.and of'inakingdis-
InitioVi of said estate umnng tlu-lieirs ot
tlie said John F; BuIto-j*. deceased. Paid
sale made subject to Urn widow's dower
aud an annuity m said lands.
JANE E. BURNEY,
Administratrix Cum-lis Aunex.
A CAR L8AB MlMllM
JUST ARRlVSDI
WILL SELL EXTRA CHEAP TO CLOSE THEM OUT.
GEO B. LOMBARD &, GO, Augusta, .Georgia.
Large stock Engines, Gin ami Presses, Beijing, fttckmg, Oil and
Findings, Injectors, Electors, Inspirators, for itlitiiediate delivery.
Engine, Mill ami Boiler Repairs Pomptly done. Gust Iron und Brass
Every day working 100 Imnds.
II. HICKS&CO.,
—— EIEADQUARTERS FOR
Drug’s, Medicines and Books.
-ALSO-
shields, supporters, slice brushes. biacking,’.c;ubolie’sr.iip, (Wstilc soapTrutbJf i
jple
lea
G. HIRSCIIMAN
-IS NOW WITH-
Einstein & Lehman,
x.ii.i.v.v.i //. - ceonou.
INFORMATIOH
MIANY PERSONS
at thU «mwm
•uffer from
■4 eit htw
1 Ilnulnch*,
Xcur.ilgto,
Xtheumntlam,
Vain m in th»
J.hnK*, Il.trk' and
r Shit'*, JI.jiI Mood,
Malaria,CoH*lipntioH.i-Kiltnrtf frouUc*,
VCIIKA CORDIAL CURES RHEUMATISM,
)t*.| ni«v| »n4 KUn^v VrouMre, Wtlm
Uotvi offtjl IU lutputtUsit, MfiffhjtlivllillJ all iguti
Pi lu« IhhI v,
-»—Y0LIHA CORDIAL CURES SICK-HEADACHE.
HturmlgU, in Iht UmU, hack an J 8tfle» by
|MUIU« Ut« Mnaihl Iho ihuASw
—VOLINA CORDIAL CURLS DYSPEPSIA.
!uaiff«»iton and l^tuiijvmon, by tldt&£U»
I Miujjofilu* KvidUinujih Iho j»r» j- r kcUiittof Lhi
»4otuAta ; II cixmU* A lu*ulii v
VOLINA CORDIAL CURES KERVOUSHESS,
r ;;r!—•
Y0L1HA CORDIAL CURES OVERWORKED
>4 Sickly
Lake City. Fi.a., June. 24, ’8i).
C. .II. Newman, of Lake City,Fla., says
iiis wife ha* suffered (or seven years with
a complication of diseases, of w hich Asth
ma was tlie most prevalent. She lias not
laid down in bed tor seven vears, lie
has expended all the money his business
ban made him in that time for medicines,
physicians, etc., to ohtaiu relief for her
hut without any success whatever. lie
wus advised hy. physicians to try P. P. P.
lie finally did so, expecting to derive no
benefit, but after taking less than two
bottles eruptions appeared all over her
and she immediately begau to improve,
ami now her skin is. perfectly clear. She
.sleeps sopudly every night on.au ordinary
Pillow, and her general health lms not
been better in years. Mr. Newman, who
i* n merchant of Luke City, is verv oulhn-
siustie o'er the cure, uud thinks' ft the
ginhdcBt blood fmritiur and tonic .of the
-ge • !
WaycRcss, Ga., Nov., 15, '80.
Grceuville, Fla.. June , 1880.
Dr. Whitehead:
In the year 1878 t was attacked with u
severe ease of Blood Poison that defied
all. treatment. 1 went to several physi
cians but found no relief. Finally I Went
before a board of physicians at Tallahassee
and was examined, and my case was de
clared to be a virulent case ot Blood Poi
AOti, uiid uilUhu medicines they rave me
failed tp eradkato the dVciuirul disease
and uiy life was in danger. 1 lost the use
of my left arm. and a physician at this
place said my arm would have to benmpu-
tated. Tlie corn(pt,mn.,tlmt‘came fiom
tlie various sore.« wat so offensive that I
disliked to come In contact with mv friends
aud neighbors. I look thirty-two bottles
of an Atlimta Blood Purifier, also a jot
niadu in Baltimore, uiul in fact everything
'.bet I could hear of. but rccclvcc no bene
fit- I liad entirely despaired when, vour
General Agent. Mr. Clarkson, canid here
’advertising P. P. P. (Prickly Ash Poke
Root and Potassium) and induced me to
give it n trial; I got one large bottle,
took it. und one aud a half small one*, and
tha various'sores has* healed entirely and
the new skiu lm» a clear, hoalthv color,
and my general healtli is better than it has
town before in ten years. I consult, r it
tlie grandest blued medicine of tlie ago, as
such a small amount shows its wonderful
effects, lam agent of IheF. It &N. U. It
at tills place. Greenville, Fla , and take
great pleasure in recommending« medicine
that lias performed such wonders for pH’.
Respectfully yours,
J. W. PAMUERLY.
Pntapsco powders, potash, sulijiur
lieef. imneml :iihitibni •'ntntn'imH
popular
Patent Medicines.
—Sucli ns-
Flower Katlmiron Tricppiiers, Simmons’ Liver Regulator
wer Cure, Dc-Wee'e'CarnmsUive, Safe Kidney Cure,
Ague in Oil, Carling Oil, Mineng Liniment, Volcanic
\Vor jjnent, Parker’s Sunto Worm J.ozengts,
Liuenzine, Spakllnr’s Pried Clue, Tutt’s Pills,
R Wright’s Pills, H er’s Pit’s, Ay er’s Pills.
Gilder’s Fills,Apple Pills, Jayne’s
Pill’* Perfected Liver Pills Indian
■ “ RoSdt : PUl Bak-y’s Chili ,b
- Fever PlronlL, Bitters.
Curatine, Tyler s Syrup of Gum
Arabic, Peruvian Chili Cun-, Cuban
Chili Tonic, Holman’s Liver Pads,
oi"s Lung Restorer, Marshall's Prepared Cuix b
Cigarettes, Luctopei>tiue, 8. S . S.. and Slice a fell..,
Medicated Stock Feed. Hu l’s Vegetable Worm Syrup
Bull s Baby Syrup, Boy’d’s Battery, Day s Kidney p M 1,
Worm Confeotiohs, Aleock’sPorous Plasters Strengthening
Plasters, Benson’s Cupcinc Piast, Kieffer’s Peruvian Citffi CiuL
FAXCTGOODb.
.'lure and elegant Colognes, cheap. Colognes, Musks, Extracts, Magnolia 1 Balm
I I lilt' Ilt'n ILirtlil ifnl UIA! I l.i . ft i c . .
Hair brushes, Llaii Oil, BuUi Sponges, Shaving Cream., iiu.
book* axd t>TA riaxuii r.
tho Pul) ic-school' of'Laurens county
recently adopted bv the School Board ibr
Hymn Books, ami Psalmists. 83^ We will order any hook not in. stock and furnisL i
time *»i u short time at publisher's piiecs, provided tL. money is Ai.A.lL. ;!;•» civrsL
ll; :-V’v « *
CO.,
fell 1.8-tf
DUBf.lN. CLOrrCJA'. 1
33ostt In Tlio World.
for target sho
@
Wayeross, Ga,, Nov. 10, '80.
Dr. W; II. Whitehtwl:
Dkah Sm:—At your request I will state
my cns. Some years ago 1 contracted inn-
liiria in its most violent form while living
at Newark, N. J. I consulted various
physicians and took numberless prepare-1
lions recommended as sure cures,” but it j
stuck to me like a brother—or more like a
mother-in-law. I finally came South, and I
while here tried new remedies said to "al- I
ways cure malaria, but it stuck to me, 1
and you know the old broken-down condi
tion 1 was in when 1 camu to you.
put me to takiug your P P P and 1
proved rapidly, and am to-day in as &bod I
health as 1 ever was—in fact better.' As* w n**~**.
a remedy tor a bi-ukcu-down constitution
it has no equal.
Tours, etc. T P Cottuk.
The above medicine u> for Mile wholesale
and retail, nt ”
- amwoeronpest shootiujArlflt*made
tot iMoca Ur '«sa S !iA n,,tci ’'l !in< ' th0 on!v nb£oln ’-‘'*y Hilo on tno iiuiKP
fourteen ilIfTerent gtyies, prices from $13,oo u\\ Semi fur illustrated catalogue.
MARLIW FIRE ARMS CO., - New Haven, Conn.
.*7”Jaw’s luaile with onc^of onr 22 cnllbra rlflcii, twenty consecullvosliots
clcanlns rturlns the
at target matches
BOOKS, TEHEE CENTS EACH.
The following book* &r* pnhlUhed in neat pamphlet form, man/ of thorn handsomely illustrated, and allarh # t
pniu^u from good type np«m root] paper. I'lease examine the lint and mhj ifyoudonot Uud tlierelQ kokbc lliatyaj r •***
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