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,Pains
Caused
Oshawa, Ont.
in the Joints.
by Infian natory
Svvelling
A Perfect Cure by Hood's Sarva"
parilia.
"It affords me much pleasure to recommend
"food's Sarsaparilla. My son was afflicted with
.groat pain in the joints, accompanied with
swelling so bad that he could not -get up stairs
to bed without crawling on hands and knees. I
was very anxious about him, and having read
H1041&isdf �3
S.
i
00• S�
d.
ato much about Hood's Sarsaparilla, I deter-
mined. to try it, and got a half-dozen bottles,
lour of whio]x, entirely. cured him." Mies. G. A.
Laos, Oshawa, Ontario.
N. B. Be sure to get Flood's Sarsaparilla.
Hood's Pills act easily, yet promptly and
:efficiently, on the liver and bowels, 25e.
NEWS TOPICS OF A WESK•
Tho Important •Events to n FOA Words
For Busy Readers.
Malta was shaken. by an earthquake on
Sunday.
Judge Scott died at Brampton on Satur-
day morning.
Advices from Calcutta., say there is no
reason to fear a native uprising.
British Columbia salmon canners have
•combined to limit the output and control
prices. ..--
Actor J: IS: Emmett is being sued for
an absolute divorce by his wife, Daisy
Way Emmett.
Samuel Tomlin, _ a young Englishman,
was drowned in Mild Lake, near Breehin,
.on Sunday.
At Guelph on Saturday evening Rhoda
Perkins, a domestic, was drowned by the
upsetting Qf a canoe. ' -
Near Dayton, Ohio, during Thursday
,night's storm, :Roy Oberlin was struck by
lighning and killed,
A monument to the mother of George.
Washington was dedicated at Fredericks-
burg, Va., on Thursday.
The steamer Spree, which arrived at
'New York from Europe on Thursday,
brought $522,000,: gold.
The worst sand storm for five years pre-
vailed in South Dakota on Friday and all
business was suspended.
Rainy Lake mining district is experienc-
. -ing a tremendous: boom. Mining men are
ilookiug there by hundreds.
The Hungarian House of Magnates has
xejected the civil marriage bill. It is ex-
pected the ministry -will resign.
• Two men were killed and. three badly
injured ina railway collision near Eau
Claire, Wis, on Thursday night.
Abner Chase Ellis, aged 81, one of Essex
County's s oldest xesilent, died
at
Windsor
,on Friday after a lingering illness.
A constable at Rocklin; Cal., on Friday,
killed a commander of ` the industrial
.army marching east from Sacramento.
The animal dinner of the Employing
Printers' Association washeld on Friday
.evening at the Queen's Hotel, Toronto.
Blrs. Harry C. Miner wife of the theatri-.
foal man, died on Friday in New York. Mrs.
Miner was the mother of fifteen children,
The miners at Springhill, 11.S,, halve
gone -again on strike, claiming that the
agreement.
management liar-enot kept theiragx t,
William C. Spellman, a weathy dry
scode merchant of New York, committed
uicide Thursday night by gas inhalation,
The police of St, Peteesburg have recent-
ly made wholesale captures of Nihilists,'
100 of he
` i been' arrested in one
them having
'batch.
Mr. Asquith British Home Secretary,
was married in London on Tbursday'to
]!Liss ilfaruot Tennant. The affair was bril-
.liant.
The Portnguese consul in London an-
mcuncos that a bacteriological examination
Troves that the epidemic prevailing at Lis-
bon is not cholera.
British Board of trade returns show that
,emigration from Britain to Canada de-
clined •
$ from 8,557 in April, 1893.to3.524
in April, 1894.
In the french :Chamber a bill has -pass-
ed its second' reading providing that the
.execution of criminals shall hereafter be
private.
A boat containing 25 commonwealers
capsized in Yakimir River near Ellensburg,
Wash., on Friday, and four were
.drowned,
Tretnent twith Belladonna has so
strengthened one of Mr; Gladatone's oyes.
that he can read and write without diffi-
culty.
A.J. 11Lundella. Preident of the British
Board. of Trade, has designed his seaa in
the Cabnet, but retains` his `seat. in Par-
liament.
The New Brunspick Cotton Mutat $t
John. • N.B., hag closed down, the cause
being the. keen competition of the cotton
combine.
While mooring n boat at West River, i•.',
ST I IN SIN,
George Deriltor•a roTrnor reksidotlt
of London, Townah,ip nOgleeed
of imurtleringsevere,i rela-
tives.
Yatace, Cal., May 14, —It was ex-
pected that the grand jury woeld today
bring in inclietxnents accusing George'
Decker, a wealthy Rancher, of the
murder of hie wife, Margaret E,"Deeker,
and Nevada Decker, her babe, 27 years
ago, and Rosa Stolle, it granddaughter,;
about eight years ago. Ten murders aro
laid at Docker's door ae well as other
foul and unnatural crimes mom ratted at
various times through the last 30 years.
Several of these merclers aresusceptible
of proof. Others are based on suspicion
more or less well fottnded, though in
some cases ib amounts to moral certainty.
Besides the three named, the list corn.
prises Ed %yard. Stone, who was Decker's
second wife's son-in-law, Benjamin'
Decker's son, Caroliii,e Goodrich Decker,
hie scoind wife; a four year-old son of
Edward Stone, a hired man in Sacram-
ento Valley, name unknown. and a man
in/Mau/is name unknown: Docker kill-
ed, tis first wife andehild in 1807, but-
chering
them with his own hands and
burying their bones on the top of a high
ridge. Their discovery a short t}ime ago
crystallized the belie rev rent for
rye . d # p a
same time that he was guilty of marty
atrocities and led to his arrest. After his
first wife's death he married widow:
named Goodrich, end lived with her over'
20 years, andia believed to have gotten.
rid of her finally in 1890 by poison:
He disposed of one child, who bothered
him, in 1880. The murder in. Illinois is
said, to have been committed before he
came west, and the ono in Sacramento
Talley after his arrival, His various
relatives werekilled because they stood
inthe way of gratifying his desires, or
knew of his crimes,
Concerning the above the following
additional news has been received
E I on Thursday night Samuel Dar•
racli,' aged fifteen, fe11 Rita the water and
was drowned.
David Renshaw, aged 110, a farm hand,
living in Rsguesing Township, a few miles
from (Georgetown, hanged himself on
Thursday.
'Reports received at the United States
Deparbtnent of Agriculture indicate that
,acreage of cotton this year will bo 1.9 per
,eent, less than last year.
Word has been received that on,9 ril
8 the Veneztielan Cities of Egido and
8 g
Mertda and several villages were destroyed
try an earthquake, with heavy loss of life,•
A ttespateh £rein Yakima, Wesly, save
that a battle ocenrred on Thursday night,
between the deputies and comtnonwealere,
in whichtwo deputies were shot, one fa- no witnesses of that mysterious deed itt
B Ct�1l BIS 4KKRS,
Fenten Brentre ts.axe ` DDVA IIzD=V0'x
1'rzas olvt, Ulfpena8Ar, SAxis-
re.cuoN—T114 A IAsoiu is TFxt4X
XXVIte IfAO, TO Wen,:
Shelburne, May 14, .Frank Brown, the
well-known druggist here, says; "In the
past eighteen months, 1 have sola. 119
dozen of Dodd's T(iduey 1"rlla; Consider-
ing theeuentity.I been sold, I have had an
opportunity of ascertainingwhetber the
piIls give satisfaction or not. I can say,
that daring my fifteen year's eitporienoe
h the drug bus:mess, Inever eold a medi•
pine that gives tbe universal satisfaction
that Dodd's Kidney Pills do, l;' am gatiee
lied any person enfferiug with kidney
trouble only requires to give Dodd's Kid-
ney Pine a fair trial, and be will be con-
yinced of tlioir wonderful ouratiee pt'e-
pertiee,
George Decker came to Yreka vin
1865, from London' Ontario, in which.
section he has many relatives, A wo-
man with two children came a few.
months later. ' She said she came from
London, Canada, wherethey had mar-
ried. '' ;Mrs. Decker was of middle age.
The eldest child, Eva, was seven years
old, and there was a boy of 3—Benny.
tametnR AND BABE DISA7PEAR.
Townsfolk often said that she did not
live happily with her husband.' A year
after Yreka was made their home an-
other child was born, a sickly little one
that kept its mother lousy at home.
The few old residents now recall that
about this time Docker left his house-
hold to care for itself at,great deal and
was frequently at the homo of a wealthy
widow named Goodrich. Loud cries
were heard in Decker's home one day.
A man ran into the house. The hus-
band.held. a whip over his .wife 'who
was cowering at a table, .and she was
saying : "1'11 sign. I'll sign. Please
don't strike," and she put her name to
a paper, thecontents of ..which she
knew not.
Mother and baby clisappeared two'I
weeks later: The whole •family had.
gone out driving in the Kildare Hills
and the father had returned with Benny
and Eva, leis wife and babe, he said
he had placed on a stage They were
going to SanFri ticisco, thence to Can-
ada.
He appeared in the street in mourn-
ing clothes a month later. "The steam
er carrying my wife and child was lost`;
ilia gale," he said, and much sympathy
was shown.
I.LARRIE» LIRE , . GOODRICg.
Decker domied gay clothes again in a
year and soon there was a wedding, for
Mrs. Goodrich had become his wife. Site
also had two children that came with.
• her. One as named Rosie, at that
time 12 years old ; another was a boy.
The boy soon died, how, it is not re-
membered. Rosie became Mrs. Edward
Stone four years later. `About this time
Eva became a, young woman" Benny
had previously been sent to Oregon aricl
was there doing business AS a young
plan.
Decker announced one ; summer that
he was going • to an adjacent county to
attend to cutting timber on a ranch, and
goShe plead-
ed
, twith him.
that Eva utas w
1
edwithher step -mother, but to no avail,
and father and daughter started.
They were ;gone three months. All
that time, sc`it is now learned, they
lived' together • in the woods. When
they came back she was a 'physical'
'wreck; Shortly after she married a
farmer awned Preston, but she never
lost the,clreact of her father.
• it]ti STf)11IACIC M
ISSING..
I
Mrs. Decker 1\o. 2, who was Mrs.
Goodrich, was taken, ill a year or so
later. 'doled took her to San Rafael,
among strangers.
He brought back her corpse two
weeks later. A Yrelca`undertaker not-
iced that the stomach wasmissing and
reckoned that the embalmer had remov-
ed it. ;Butlprevious te'the death there
had been another. Decker had visited
lus son, Benny, away up in Oregon.
When he came back he brought a lovely
woman, the widow, he said of. his boy,
who had died while his father was visit-
ing him: Thus another • witness of
that ride in the 1`{ildere Hills was out of
the way. '
Then there came Edward Stone and
his wife and babe. "Mrs. Stone wits the
little Hosie, the daughter, and the
only living child of Mrs, Goodrich, or
Mrs Docker, No. 2.
By the labter's will she (Rosie) was left
most of her property, to revert to Decker
if she died without child. One day
Rosit.'s baby was crying fretfully in an.
adjoining r row.
"Twill stop her," remarked ;Decker,
walking to the cradle, An hour later the
littleune was found dead. An old wo-
man has
o-manhas been found who was at that
time a nurse, and she says she saw marks
of fingers on the baby's throat.
t.
Edward Stonadied tr Emigre! death a
I
few months later, and beside hie, body
that of hie Wife was soon laid. So Deck-
er came into all the property, and he was
much respected therefor, and there were
KNOWLEDGE
33ringa comfort and improvement and
tenets to - personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The maul, who'liee bet-
ter
e-ter than others and enjoy life more ,
less expenditure, by more promptly,_
adapting the world's best products to
the needs of physioal being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced inthe
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas-
ant to the taste, the refreshing:; and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax-
ative ;' effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and y
p ermanentl curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical..
profession, because it acts on the Kid-
neys, Liver and Bowels without°'weak-
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every 'obj ectienable'eubstance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drng-
gists. in 75o. bottles, but it is manu-
factured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
acka e,also the: name, Syrup of Figs,
andpackage,
eing well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
For Sale at C. LuTz's Drug Store
Kildere Hills, save Mrs. Preston.
Wealth and property was the armor
Plate that shielded Decker from the shaft
of suspicion.
Then she shepherd found the bones in
the cavern and Deckers terrible crimes
were discovered.
Mrs. Preston, the child Era. for the
first time Sunday, told the storyof the
fatal ride on the I:ildere Sills : "When
we reached the hills papa told mamma to
get out of the wagon with the baby and
go with him. . She cried and he',dragged
her • along. "'Byand bye papa came back
alone. His hands wore bloody and he
wiped them on the grass. He toldBenny
and I that if wmother hee ever spoke of
would kill us.
Mrs. Preston is a simple mindei wo-
man, notinsane, bub feeble—a monom-
anac on thesubject'of fear of her father-
The Belleville assessors' returns show
the city population to be 10,117.
For nervous headache use K. D. C.
The marvelous success Efood's Sarsapar-
illais based upon the corner stone of abso-
lute 'merit. Take Hood's Sarsaparilla
throughout the spring months.
John Graecon, of Essex, has been ar-
rested by Chief Wilisand Detective Henan,
of the Michigan Central Railroad, for ob-
structing the railroad tracks, and is being
held pending other arrests.
"Curs." -The best thing we know of to
heal a cut or wound as to bind up the injur-
ed part with a cloth saturated in Perry
Davis''' Pain Killer. Only 25o. for the New
Big Bottle.
It has been deeided in a Toronto court
implement that H. A..ent man Massey, the t p m ,
has too weak a heart to be examined under
oath.
You hardly realize that it is medicine,
when taking Carter's Little Liver .Pills:
they are .yery.small no bad effects; ,all
troubles from torpid liver are relieved by
their use.
Sird,-I had such a severe cough that
my throat felt as if scraped with a rasp.
On taking Norway. Pine Syrup I found the
first dose gave relief, and the second bottle
completely cared me,
Mies. A. A• DowneY, Mantic, Ont.
Dyspepsia causes Dizziness, Headache ,
Constipation, Variable Appetite Rising
and Soaring of Food, ` Palpitation` of the
Bears, Dittos after Eating. , Burdook
BloodBitters are guaranteed to -Dura Dye-
d
peipetreattai,oneif. faithfully used according', to
Skin Diseases are more or less directly
ocoasionedby bad blood. B. B. B. oures
the following Skin Diseases; Shingles,
Erysipelas, Itching Rashes, Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, Eruptions, Pimples and
Blotches, by removing alt impufsitiee from
the blood from a coronion Pimple to the
worst Sorofulon9 Sore
I' had a severe cold, for which. 1 took
urtener.
excellent
I G d
r a 15 Syrup. Norway i
F
rttaekd
ey., giying prompt relief
And
pleasant
J. Paynter, Huntsville, Ont.
Heart Disease relieved id 30 minutes. -
All caries of organic or sympathetic heart
disease relieved in 30 minutes and quickly
cured, by Dr Agnew's Cure for the Heart.
One, dose couvinees,. Sold by C. Luiz.
FOII OVER FUZZ: TSARS.
AN OLD AND` WALL -TRIED RA,.$DY.-- Mre•'
Winslow s Soothing Syrup has boon need fifty
years by millions of mothers for their children
while tdething;with perfect success. It soothes
tho child, softens the gums, allays tho pain,
euros the collo,' and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea, is pleasant to the taste. Sold bat.
druggists in every Drrt of tho world. , 25 cents
a bottle. Its value is incalculable; Bo sure
and auk for Wirt. Winslow's Soothing Ssrul,
and take no other kind.
Reams is Six Sound, --Distressing Hid -
nay and bladder disown relieved in six
hours by the "Great South American Kid-
ney Cure."
id-ney.Cure." This now remedy as a great
surprise and delight to physicians on ac
eouot of its eitoeeding. promptneea in re•
lieving pain in the bladder, kidneys,baek
and every part of the urinary! peerages in
male and female. It relieves retention of
water and pain in passing it almost iintned-
ately. If you want quick relief and ours
this is year remedy, Sold by C. LUTZ.
Itnaameexost (Jenne re a Die. --South
American li,heunxatic Cure, for Rheumatism
and Neuralgia, radieelly euros in 1 - to b
days. Its aotion upon the system is remark-
able and mydierions. It remotes at once
the (MUSS and the disease lmmeaiately die-
appears. The first ,dose greatly benefits,
75 acute, Sold b1r'C, Lutz, Druggist. 81*
Those who are circulating petitions to bo
prevented to the council asking that a pub-
lic library be established in Windsor, are
having no trouble in procuring eignaturce.
The idea is to have the city issue deben-
tures, for which a tax la to be levied of a
quarter of a'miil on : the dollar till the
amount is:. paid.
Burdock Bloodood Bitters; pure dyspepsia.
Burdoek Bleed Bitters euro Constipation.
Burdock Blood Bitters cure biliousness,.
Burdock Blood Bitters cure headache,
Betdock Blood: Bitters unlock all the
clogged secretions of the bowels, thus cur-
ing headaches and similar complaints,
HOW TO GET A. "SUNLIGHT
PICTURE.
Send 25 "Sunlight"Soap wrappers (wrap
per bearing the words "Why does a woman
look older sooner Than a man") to Lever
Bros., Ltd., 48 Scott St., Toronto, and yo'u
will receive by post a ;pretty pioture, free
from advertising and well worth framing.
This is an easy way to deoorate your home.
The soap is the best in the market, and
it will only cost lo postage to send in the
wrappers, if you leave the elide open,
Write your address carefully.
C. 0. Rloa&las ca Co.
My son George bas suffered with neural-
gia round
euralgiaround the heart sines 1882, but by the
application of MINAIID'S LINIMENT in
r,;;°89 it completelydisappeared and has not
troubledhim since.
315. Masa.
Linwood, Ont.'
ExotorPackingliolso
£UR�ITU�E,
Largest
Finest Designs.
Lowest Prices
After A
sh Clo
Immense show rooms loaded with.
geode ; every quality, style and prico,
but all the best for the least money.
Our
Spring Store
now complete, is the pick. of the 'mar-
ket in everything—is elegant And varied
beyond description.
urn1t.rel-
Parlor �`
Will be the fate this week. The unus-
ual size and variety of the line does
not admit giving pieces in detail .
Ask for our rrPLITM* 4" brant
Meats. They are the best.
SNELL BROS.
Carriages Wagon:
Ode . Pieees
scaffaummissammens
Main -St.,
> xa elong .
gCilt1uma11.
Times are hard,
best you can, get Or
Have yogi ever tried
Griev
Ile is prepared =to suppl'
tt
nobby spxirpg suit :of
,
superior quality and rna1ci
tilne prices, Drop su ail,
look through his stock, it.
prise you.
Will bo especially' attractive in price, �' J
and all wlio wish for much, in return
for small oatlay,wiil not be disappointed.
S. GIILEY l SON,
ODDFELLOW'S B1,OCK.
Wehave received a choice lot of
Children's Carriages and Wagons, which
will be sold,
Come and see thein and be convinced.
Our -Stock 'of BOOTS & SHOES is
Prices to
lobe in
now comp every lide.e
P c s
suit everybody. We don't advertise a
20 per cent discoivat and claim a, 20,.
per cent profit for our trouble, nor do
we drag people off the street to induce
them to buy. Come in yourselves and
getprices, and yousee at once we have
no 40 per cent profit,
Goocl Cow-hicle,Hand-niacie Boots $2.90
a. Kip . - %a 3.25
BaIs 2.25
" Plow . Boots 90
Men's Half Soling 35
Women's "
No charge for rips; also see our Hat-
nese.- Can't b n t e beaten for style
and
.everything to t
he Harness
taut and
quality,
line.
tJ s TREBLE.
J.U.A'1'�InSOS
Furniture Dealer.
C
XETER LUMBER YA
The undersigned wishes to inform the public, in7generala,that he
stantly in Stock all kinds of
BUILDING MATERIAL
? tD1ZkISSk11)f1A1`ID: UNDRZISSLD?
PINE and HEMLOCK LUMBER,
B. C. RED ONTARIO AND HIGH
And PINE SHINGLES.
which ' ck owled t
eclat notice is drawnt B. C. e Cedar w is a n
S o Rd a r
`Moat Durable Timber of any that growss, Speoialty for Shingles.
i any climate.
_
con Shingles -
competent es to last from thirtysix to fortyyears n
1? judges yarsAsS Wit
Bicycle?
p
T G. J
HE �'ai
PNEUMATIC
pC
o-
T
7 � , sr /IRE tyoS o tH
/s the only Tire that gave satisfaction sfaction last
year
MANUFACTURED SY
The GooM Bicycio Co. LTO,
us ¥ONGE STREET, Brantford, Ont.
TORONTO
PERKINS & MARTIN
Faneon'' Block.
Fit for a King
11
lll� Ifiililll :stunt 1t' li�llllh,.,
OIL, OIL,_OIL, OE
THE BOBIE+R PRODUCE CO. have deoided to Retail Oil at
e -. Prices
ees
Best Canadian Oil, -
Best Canadian Water White
Best American Water. White
12c.
17o.
20o.
COME ONE, COME ALL. _ THE COSIER PRODtJC.
C, NTIIAL
PEATHERB
Corsets are now recognize
to be the Standard Cors
of Canada.
Satisfaction guaranteed
money refunded. '. +
ASK YOUR, DRY ,GOODS DEALER FOR`'
f 'HA PING
P�.ii a . ons. <.
A. HASTINGS
03.1.2.SET0R.
Agent for the
Are the new chairs, divans and bed Laundry.
room 'sets we have 'just pub on sale at
prices which bring them 'within reach of
everyone. We .have marked them
down ; You can mark them:. for your
own, 4few pieces will brighten up
your rooms and all can afford them.
This week we offer
PARLOR SUITES,
BEDROOM SUITES,
SUITES,
,
Chairs, Lounges, Springs, or anything
in the Furniture Line.
ui 1mrs.
Fashioa��i� Zty1!
Brantford Steam
FANSON'S BLOCK.
A Full Stock.
—OF—
Browning
OFi .—
Br®,n .
—DnAI, izE
L
Books, - S t�
,
t' - and
Fancy - Goods,
Bibles, Hymn Boots in every var-
iety,' Scribblere, Pads,Note Paper,
Ink, Pons, Pencils, Lock Bones,
Etc., etc.
J.W. Browning's
BOOKSTORE.
See that horse
Boot Craere4 Clothing roducetl in Exeter
Gentlemen 1 leaveS onroraore easly,for
with the best staff of Tailors ; the bee
stook of Fine Triniminga, and the best
Cutting inTown, yot are sure of satisfact
ion
24.. esunraii,
A MAN
an always
y.
Be Dressed Well
If he goes to the grope
We have a large'range . ,
terns to choose from
Tweeds, Serges and
made up an any style, at
the customers sowell
mate friend's do :no
d t
ask who made your SY:iit
customers never; hest
answer with a knowitau
V. O
IN
OVERCOATS
EE WE LEAD,
lle bas
smooth and
glossy coat
and' fools in
geed enough.
o,mdition to
the
and so would
lir ' horse if
lt� ownorueed
DIUI'1'S BLOOD PURI :'IBR,
It retiows'the system, enriches ttu blood and
gives nature a fair ehanoo, is also at unfailing
eradicator for bots:' and rtornyl. It 1, ;lust as
good for cattle es for horses. Tor n laic sack-
age if your heroes or cattle are not thriving,
numbs, avin, onrb, ringbone or splint, use
Dick's Blister 80c. --Dick's liniment for
snratas, ewellieg5, bruises, etc 15e.—Dick's
Ointntett fox set/itches. old- sores, saddle galls,
eta. 2,5a, mailed on receipt of price.
The Ta,ilo
J
I Mllrray
DICE & 00, P.O. Boit 482 Mortrttrea
seter ou
Manufacturer of
PLUWVS, LAND ROLLER
TWIN PLOWS.
Wholesale Manufacturers c}
Castings. Also General C tstiti:g
traded for ie Iron and Brass.
Also Manufacturers of Bridge Bol
Washers, etc:
Iron piping andLitharge ke.pt
iy on hand, .Repairs promptly
ell,
Change 1,2Zmust
SNL:[I"
Buteker I
Having putchised the J3nto1
iness of Messrs. Wood. Bros.,
possession ort &aril 1st, and I
peatfu11y,nolzoit
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