The daily intelligencer. [volume], August 03, 1876, Image 3

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THE mill IYTCIIKEOT.
Thursday, August 3 : 1876.
OCP. T2RHIT..RV AT THE ("ENTEN--
V , A L. One of our prominent oti/< ns,
«b<> vi»it«?d the Centennial, reports that
tb» *]*f* to Washington Ter
ritory in " the tag ►how" u» not more
than half filled, b«.t that what i« there
it *ery creditable, in faot far ahead of
any display - f the same <las*. in the
exhibition It h from Mr. Hush, th*
••col- red j-atriot and agriculturist, of
Tharston county, and consuls mainly
of gniin*. se«<is awl grasses The great
fair do** not close until the 10th of
November or therealiout, and oar com
mission'rs there solicited our
iaformar.t to urg' upon the people of
the Territory the importance of doinjr
t methmg even yet towards filling up
tlje hint"* in our department of the
Centennial There will be time after
the crops come in to forward champion
■ample* of our grain*, fruits, vegeta
te «s, grasses, etc.. in time to do a groat
d«il of good missionary service, as im
migration canvasser* for oar Territory
in Philadelphia this fall. What we
ha*« there, we are told, attract* a great
d-al of attention, and a t borough
jf j'OI? K" 0 display of rcprewutative
p-i>fluct« f>( the Territory would per
b»t»« more to direct inquiry and nu
meration hither than cutd be accom
j,l.»b«d with mny other agency with
e ; lal e*pend»ture There are special
f«x Csiitsnnbil contributions from
S»n Fraocisc» eastwsrd, and doubtless
«i*cial term* might «l»<i be made for
p article, fr.>« here down
Fixk L KwkS.—lt having been inti
nuted that Seattle cannot produce a
r»*i article of doom, Stetson A Tost
p«#t challenge the public critiri-ui
u{*>n a lot they have manufactured for
the new house of i)r Weed The>e
doors, thirty in number, including fruit,
outatdr, ai»<t ptrlor folding doors, tire
madr of Pug**t Sound cedar, and pre
auiit an appearance as any
••• have aver seen, Good judge# have
pronounced them the finest lot of doors
in the Territory. Their establishment
is kept employed to the extent of
its capacity in the manufacture mainly
of sash and doors, and they expect in
aiurse of a month or MX weeks to build
a new mill at the end of Commercial
street near the Fcattle ami W. W. R. K.
depot.
I'ROIiATE.—In the Probate Court yes
terday, the tinal account of the executor
of the estate of J. Denny, deceased, was
was tiled, and Saturday, Aug. 12th, was
set for the hearing thereon. The fol
lowing claims were allowed against the
estate of Joseph Williamson, deceased :
Kraucnthal lit < >*. $1 00} Ilall A Graves,
♦<>2 50; W. 11. How, sls 00; llobert
▲'•rams, #2O 00 ; Pumphrey A Young,
$1 "5; Henry Ambcy, #0 00; Charles
Frank, #23 00.
LLA/t . Not* ihstanding the long
continued summer, the forest fires are
begtnuing to m ike considerable head
way already and the atmosphere shows
a tinge of haxinesM in consequence. A
more practical rrsult of these fires is
the breakage of the telegraphic wires,
and temporary suspension of coiniiiun
tcatiou between here and both Kalama
and Victoria, iu consequence of the f»ll
i ig treea.
f#* Edwards' coryt of grader* turned
out in full force yesterday nj>on the in
trrs-etion of Cherry aud Front street*
and did nobly. One iu<>ru day's
work like that upon Cherry
street. between the Pavilion aud
the Dolly Yarden building*, and the
most numerously trartrsed locality
in town will again be made an easy
and Hll»< thoroughfare for the public
IN J t STICK COURT.—The suit for s<«.">
damages brought against the steamer
Alula by the barkentiue Kureka for
rutting a hawser of the latter was tried
\fstrrday before Justice Scott. Messrs.
McXaught, Leary and Navarre ap
(•eared tur the plaintiff, and White ami
IMtorne for the defendant. They gave
a verdict for the defendant, throwing
the o>st.s upon the Kureka
BLACK KIVKR NOTES. —We have
Iveu informed that the Talbot Com-
I«*ny expects to strike coal this week
and set the miners at work next week.
Mr. Orion Bird, one of the Kenton em
ployee* met with a painful accident the
other day while playing base-hall,
W.nch resulted in the dislocation of his
ankle The mishap will disable him
from work for a time.
NCOLIUENCE —The newly laid cor
duroy on the beach road has been left
without any noticeable covering of
earth, for vehicles to jolt and rattle
over the rough rails to the jeopardy of
rolling st«»ck and the discomfort of
passenger*. Au abundance of dirt lies
ready alongside and it would be econ
omy to have the job finished up st
once.
NEWSPAPER CHANGE—We are io
of No. lof the IK ti.f, Retniny
«V«ia-/<irJ of Portland, a democratic
journal )>ublUh«sl by A. V ltncr. It
" »u enlatgtxl aud tnor*. prunounee«l
•F temivsjchosis of the AV-I.N; J>ur.
1 1. Un ler new proprietorship and bids
Isir to keep up the reputation of that
***e*lU»ot little pajvr
# Ih HIND the *i\ days ending with
Juu« 1 »t!i, 494,910 pound* of itrawlu-r
--ru> were *hip|M<4 to New York from
Aft the N»w Jtmtv South, rn
lui!r«w«l. During the f.mr day* i.rv
reding Juno 10th. 4T9.1M1 xutmls were
» upp»,} ov» r the same r.vi.j, nuking an
aggregate of 8:4.069 pound* i n ten
day*,.
0! th«. Willianiaoii e»t»te in footing up
**»«• final account, tied* th«iv will t*
%fUr I*>> g all in leU.dn.-s, #10.>»2 .
,l * of i r . t | MUU . aUi j ||;» :o$:o of
personal property.
MT The l.uk Bueua V junvvd it
O%mhU yest-rda*.
i hi. si.gut vauoe in silver reported
v »y t*iegr«pb, in I/icdoo, app#**rs to
have hal no important effect ret on
th:« c *»«*, and the ui ;al discouat is
V* t.'i in >m Franosco and
the local market. M *nby is always a
dull lay in business T \T( les. and to-d*v.
though matters were rot as brisk *-
ui.ny be expet 1 during the w»* k d< w
commenced, ba- nevertheless shown ss
much life as us:al on c 'rrespondiug
• Jay- Th r< ar. no important charg -
of a financial character, everything
«e*mir.«r to mov»- on m tb> <rdinary
cbtnneU w;th-jut ni':cij friction, the de
mand ft monetary favors fieing very
and though th- usual rat»?s are
a«k. J. rh're i- e*idfutly but little dis
j*«itiori to borrow, whore it can be
avoided, an-i !>;:«in«-s mm gen- rally
*e< in d itp* sed to curtail operations f r
the v:a-.<n, rather than enlarg them on
l»orroWed capital is espectallv
true in reg-ird to traffv in domestic
product*, and is regarded by some n*
ooe of th»* most diM.*ouragmg sign* of
the time* Money i- not lacking, but
trade is so much depressed that men are
not willing to u v< st when that opera
tiori promise* no profit with no strong
improbability that it aill turn out the
reverie. Th>- local improvement* tfoing
on, and the salmon and trade are
making «*>uie d« uiar.'d upon the circulat
-1 fi|< capital of fh« country, but yet there
i«r>* n » «• tj«-ri intini ition- of warcity
to meet a'l the requirements for other
pur|H»sc« — (>rt<j,jtaan.
VANCOUVER ITEMS,— Hay, in bulk. is
selling fur fiftt**n dollar* per too in
thi* market Mr C. Hlocum is im
proving Lis bloc k in this city, and is
now putting up a building of fair di
mentions We hoard a farmer state
last Saturday that a part of his grain
<rop would yield 10 bushel* to the a< re.
. .. .What we want in this part of the
country in more people to cultivate our
lend and to engage i:i manufacturing
enterprise* .... Business is a little quiet
in our city, owing to th* fact that the
farmer* are very busy harvesting their
grain We understand that many of
the iiuuugraut*, who came into this
Country l«>t ftll, have g'*>d crops arid
are well -»»t Mr. Knapp, of
( Vuientville, has beeu in this place for
•ouw days, itnd we understand he ha*
purchased a large tract of land in this
county.... .It is said that Mr. Roles,
whose early crop was destroyed by high
w»ter in the Columbia l»ottora, expects
a yield of 4,(MM) bushels of |>otatoes
from his late planting.
DEATH FROM DIPHTHERIA —Yester.
day. Frankie D., son of Mr. and Mrs.
S T. Putt.am, lately from Tacocua, died
of diphtheria, aged about six years.
The funeral will take place to-day at
11 o'clock, from the residence of the
parents, corner of Madison and Sixth
streets.
FIICK IN PORTLAXD.— On Saturday
last the foundry belonging to Messrs,
Smith Bros., in Portland, was destroyed
by fire. Loss estimated at #20,000; in
surance #IO,OOO. The tire i* supposed
to have originate*) in the casting room.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.— The
following transfers of real estate took
place iu this city v ester Jay :
Michael Mcflugh and wife to
der Oreen , 20 ai res in Sec. 10 Town
ship 22 North. Range 4 East, #1,500.
LOADING.—Thu burkentine Katie
Flickinger has hauled round to Yeslcr's
wharf to load lumlier from Colman's
Mill. The masts have l>eeii placed, and
the rigging proceeds mean while.
;-#r See Sehwabachcr Pros & Co'*
adv ertisemcnt for the lienetit of those
intending to participate in the festivi
ties of the Calico Hall Sixteen yards
for a dollar again !
RIBTAURANIS. •—We notice two new
restaurant signs out this wcek, on© on
Mill street opposite tin* post office,
"Our House" by Wiu. Grow; the
other located on Cherry str«s t opjHisite
the Pavilion.
SIDEWALK — A substantial new side
walk tall feet in width is l*ing«X
tetid<sl around Jackson's new hotel, on
the corner and Commercial
streets.
COUNTER EXIT HALE DOLLARS.- We
notice there are soma counterfeit half
dollars on the market. Payees will«do
well to inspect carefuliy what they re
ceive.
tr The stone founda ion of the
Prysbyterian church is to l>e com
menced to-day. The material to be
used is the cttiuioon granite found here.
VW The gen erous and Itinera! people
of Silver City, Nevadt. have subscrib
ed $l,lOO for the relief of the suffering
miners of Owyhee county.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
MnSprowl, Portland. .limit** I.yons,
San Franei«co; S iVmki, Olympia. M
J Ksrkwk. S 1* Aml row*, fit y; A M
Kasin. K Williams, Nr«i.iit!c; Charles
til«HhiT, Mr Connolly. K l MeCarthcy,
Tallmt, I apt S'ym >ur .J->hn A Marion.
Port Rlakeli. Mr* Hamilton. Mr* Poole
*nd family. Victoria. Mi-.- (Vunstork,
Port Mi !i'->n. Shannon, Steven*-
jvtrt. Win IManty. Port Discovery; K
C Smith, White rivrr
NEW INOUMi
W Hoffman. San Francisco; J idh«
Denui**n, Port Mr*
Portland; Mrs Kvan ami «hi Id; I. Wum
Portland, A J Portland; L 0
Duval, Yokahama W Cro* ,k< t. Coupe -
villo; John Hflin, lA>iing Camp; Val
WilJman. City C R McCarty. 1' ul«all;
J line* Lyon*. Portland, D Pruv, City;
A J Rigg*. Portland
AVKK!*'A\ IIOrSK
Joaeph lUrnr#. John Port
l>atnl>l«»; Danud Moulton. White R:v*r.
T C»r>i. Whit* River; <»*>•> W Tit>!»itt-
Kenton: S Fi«her. Vashon I»!and. J
Hanson \ ashou Island, A W Height*
W hire Hirer, A C Dowe, Portland; M
Th. mpsoij, Kngland. Victor Sacdor,
England.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
LtT" Coo Iter A H- -odricks have ju-t
r<- *ived from theßuen\ Vista Oreg
ware work*, a l»rg* assortment
of crat--*, pot«, crocks, pipes, etc.
etc., which tuey «SS —-II at the most
reasonable r»t« *
DRAFTS r.r» —Draft# will V -»1 i ,>n
all the principal cities of Europe, by
Andrew Chil-'erg. <»:! i eat ChiS'«erg
Brothers' store, Seattle, W. T
nr Jennings ha- just received in ad
>iit:on to hi* oth»r deliiacies in the
Grocery lin*\ icrat Gre»rn Turtle, in tans
in Mexico.
CiT To-morrow cit;ht is th r»g ilar
weekly practi<e night f r thov w!i >
at'ei, 1 >t. i». >.«tord »y l ight b«sl!<.
Admission fret-.
«r Who can't aff.>r<l to dr»ss up
now r Go to Scliwabacher's and gtt the
latest style of Silk Hats for six
dollars'
:-#r The only plao<> to get the cele
brated Steihwoom, St. Ix)uis and Bre
men Bver, ice cold, is the Citv Beer
Hall.
J-f?*" Heiiieml'er that Steinweg's
Grand Caliee Ball conies off at rV
Hall on next Tuesday evening.
Uff For a good, cool glass of Lager,
go to the Adelphia, opposite Yesler'n
Hall.
Z-if* Mr. Chas. McAllister, who has
been dangerously ill the \nst week or
two, is now rapidly convalescing, as we
are glad to state.
Wln the six months ending June
Wth there arrived in California 40,4.H>
persons, and there departed 2«J.339--a
gain of 22,143.
FIRK MEETING. —The Fire Company
hold their regular meeting for drill this
afternoon at half-past seven o'clock.
IT Tin- Enoch Talbot sails for San
Francisco to-day with 1,850 tons of
Seattle coal.
SEATTLE MARKET REPORT.
CuRUKeTKO IUILV BT UlMlil, CJUWrORD A BAB.
anioToa
——
SEATTLE, Aucunt 2, IS7C.
Gold iu New York. *1.12*.
Currency. her«. buyiuff. S9 : Belling, 90.
Trade dollar*. 9(1 ; half dollars, 95.
Home Prod nee
Flour. It bbl $T> 'J.Vv"' 0"
Wheat, %T IHJKIK-1 1 53
llarley, " Koftj9o
Oata. " 65t<^T5
PnUtn««, " 13S
Ouious, " 1 25<$l 50 i
Hay II ton M 00 j
Butter, Freeh Roll fllt>. 30(^38
IfS* ¥ tan » !
Cruabed ft lUO Ifc 2 0))
Chicken*, dozen 4 00
Timothy Strd, 11 bushel 4 50
Rit'iin lfr<£2o :
I.arl |
W<M)l 1H j
Hide*- Green. *a"ted. 4'i4l ** ; culls, S
I)ri<tt, 12 S ; culls. lt*w.
I
■
Nan Franelaro Market.
SAX Faa*c»co, Auguftt 2.
Flour—S7 S.
Wheat— Supcrfloe grsdes, fl 30(<4l 37Vj; coast,
>1 40.41 45.
Barley—Fee.l firm at 97\><<v$l otl, half nilver.
«>ats— SI 2.V*l 65.
Hay
P< >tat. >ea
THE SEATTLE
HOSPITAL
CONDUCTED BY
<i. A. WEED, M. D.,
COMMERCIAL ST., BET. MAIN k JACKSON,
Seattle, W . T,
riX) MEET THE PRESSING WANTS Of
I many p«raons on Paget Sound, needing
Medical tin) Surgical aid, for comfortable rooms
•tut good rarr at moderate prtcea, I haTe fitted
up a ll<*pital whera every convenience and
comfort will l* provtde4 in connection with ex
j*nenred and skillful Mediual and Surgical at
tendance.
We aim to make thin a permanent Institution
at 1 t • >;tve mrui ATTKNTton to canea of
EKACTIKE AND INJURIKS OK AI L KINDS,
conatantly occurring in the SAW MILL*. COAL
MIM«. and I>X«ll*<> CAxra surrounding 'ia.
Seattle being centrally loafed with regard to
tlx ae tntereata, and m- ra accewiblc than any
other point.we mean with the aUI of th<»e ant
ail vantage*, giving personal and thorough atten
tion to it* entire management. to build np an In
stitution iiiiln»j>eti*abSe to the SICK and DISA
BLED who ha*a no home#, and worthy of their
confidence and that of the Public.
The UoMpital ia in a pN-aoant and healthy lo
cality.. and the ruoiua neatly and cheerfully
furnished.
For further particulars. apply either in per
son or b* letter to
G A. WEED. M D .
febl3-tl Seattle. W. T.
AUCTIONEER!
1). W. LYTS, Auctioneer.
Office and Salecrooms on
FRONT STREET
Three doors from Mill.
bought and sold on fair conunianion. In
all caaea aatiafacUun guaranteed.
Give the Profaaanr a call—he allows t« Jo
w. rk cheaper or better than himaelf.
Seattle, July tth jyl-tf
BILLIARD TABLE
For fltatlo.
The undersigned La* for sale a
larble-Top Billiard Table,
Cb« *p for Cash.
Aj ply at ti.e Pjrt Mad:* n H. tel.
jy»>-tf PHILLIP WIST
Notices
The Tr*a*'irer of King Cvur.tr. W T i» pre
pared u> rejeem all Ooaaty a ar
ranta principal and lctere»» b#*nc.g dai»-» 3 n r
U> October Jl*t. 1*75.
•y«-4w GEO. P HILL, Treasurer.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BUY
YOUR
GOODS
B
R
0
SCHWA6ACHBR
&
c
o
THEY KEEP THE LARGEST
ASSORTMENT,
AND SELL
CHEAPER
THAN ANY OTUEK
HOUSE
11ST THE
TERRITORY
IV. H. PIIIPHREV,
Successor to
PUMPHREY
"""YOUNG,
itooksdlfr mid
Stationer,
BBATTUS3 W. T.
uwrx
M&sm's i
L. DILLKK, Proprietor.
(SuccMaor to F. V. Bi;y Vr.t
MILL STREET, SEATTLE.
C'on«t«ntlj on Hand Ihe
CHOICEST MEATS
A>'l'
VBGETABLES
...ALS<>
CORNED BEEF AND PORK.
SMOKED MEATB,
PORK and lOLOSNA
SAUSA6ES,
H £ AD-CHEESE,
T R I P E . ETC
HIBIRBAX
roperty for Sale
OVER 200 ACRES
Of b*aati/ttUy kvitol iuwt -6Cm- a.
at WBICH U good GANLET: «- T!. A:«-
Faruasm Laa<t t?e Star ti*mr Duvtc.:i-L
Si**r.
jy6-tf A MACKINTOSH.
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE AB CADE.
JUST OPENED
the
FHiif MI'S)
FashionaLle Stock
OF
DRY GOODS
DRESS GOODS,
FANCY GOODS
Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods. Men and
Boys' Clothing. Hats, faps. Trunks. Valises.
Ever brought to this city.
KsJ" < >ur stock has been selected by ourselves personally, and knowing
the requirements of the trade, we feel safe in saying that we have the best
selected stock in this market, and at low prices.
BOYD, PONCIN k YOUNG.
Seattle Stone Yard!
•*«!» Keeiit k ii f
MANUFACTURER OF
MARBLE MONUMENTS. HEADSTONES. TOMBS
Also furnishes Stone for Building Purposes. Cemetery Work of all kinds exe
cuted. All orders promptly filled and satisfaction"guaranteed. Persons
living at a distance by sending a description of what they
wish, can have Designs, Prices, Etc., sent to
them to choose from.
Shop on Crawford & Harrington's Wharf, SEATTLE, W. T
IS7O. 1875
M. A. KELLY & CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES,
Whwl«'Mal«' »aitl
SEATTLE, W. T.
AN we carry the largfst st«H-kof Drags, Medicines, Perfumeries, Ac., of any house in town, we
can offer superior inducement* to the traders of the Sound for tbeir orders, for we propose to make
the jobbing trade a specialty, and will sell goods at bottom prices.
The ladies will And our Toilet Department very complete, with the most Delicate Perfuuary,
and Ane Cosmetiques. \*e have the reputation of keeping the finest Cigars, and it need* but a trial
to prove it.
Particular attention given to filling Medicine Chests for conntrv Physicians
aud Ships.
gs6*.S'J«A 7 - PIONEER XSH.XJO STORE.
GOOD NEWS.
The undersigned are constantly receiving by every steaiuer from San Frauciseo
a large assortment of
CHOICE G-ROCERIOS
And ke.>p constantly on hand
€ll ITlon
Fresh Graham Flour, Corn Meal, Rye Meal, Buckwheat
Flour, and Rice Flour, Chicago Hams, Bacon
ami Smoked Salmon, Fresh Califonia
Butter. Eastern k Maple Sv ips.
County Produce bought and sold. Everything kept by a
mj'l - 1H33 SID i'l.ll'l B'JKKI
Will In; found in our stock which we propose to sell than any other
house in Seattle.
All goods Kuaranteed. Give us a trial and be convinced.
<>o<»«l% Deliver*! to nil P«rl» of «h«* illy Free of (barge.
mmmsz mlu mm m m. mc mm m
FROHT STREET. SEATTLE, W. T.
W. A. JEWIX^S,
au«l in Ctiotc
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
HARDWARE, FINE TEAS, CROCKERY,
GL/SSWARE, FLOUR, FEED, &C.
Imported and California Wines,
Foreign ami Domestic Liquors, and Tobacco.
Alh »■•»*!» < iiiaritit. Ed :i» K«-{ r« **nted. <»<>odjs IK-li vervd in th»- ( jtv Fr»-e
of Charge
Commercial filti-oot. Seattle, "TO . T.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hurrah I
In the field and wo
will not stand back for
anybody, and offer
for sale to the
pub 1 i e
1,000 Fine Cashmere Hats
for Gents, at 50e each.
'2,000 Fine l.adio' and Chil
dren's Straw Hats, at from
2dc to Toe each.
2,000 Fine Gents' Straw
Hats, at from 25e t«> Toe
each.
500 Fine Gents Panama
Hats, at sl.-5 each.
1.000 Gents' Oxford Ties,
at $1.50 per pair.
1,500 Fine Gents' Alexis
Ties, at $2.75 per pair.
750 Fine Gents' Gaiters, at
$2.75 per pair.
1,500 Fine pairs (vents' Hoots,
at from $2.50 to >'*>.oo
per pair.
500 Fine pairs Hoys' Hoots,
at from $1.25 to $2.'75 per
pair.
2,000 Fine Indies Shoos, at
$1.25 to $2.50 per pair.
2,000 Fine pairs (vents'
Cashmere Pants, at from
$2.50 to $5.00 per pair.
500 doz. Fine Cheviot Shirts,
at 75c to $1.25 each.
1,800 Fine Cashmere Shirts,
at 50c to $3.00 each.
And everything else in pro
portion. Come one, cj>me
all, to the
Seattle
Auction Store
on
MILL STREET
(Next door to the l'o toffieo.)
JU\|>T& I>A YBS.
Proprietors.
STEAMER
Fanny Lake
J. S. HILL, Master,
.Will »»vr Seattle fur
SNOHOMTSII \CITY
Every Thursday, :ni<l Upturn
ing on Saturday stopping rach
way at all iiitcrnu'diati* Landing*
I». A.IIILL& CO
M&nufa< liirrr*
c. v. ». ki<:ki>i:rs
Win-Suspi'ii-ion.
Vibniting-Hprin^
BED BOTTOMS
I'at> ntfl July I. 1*73, »i. I w»h n . .<r<!*-• 1 t li«»
Fimt I'rfitiium, with l»ijil u». at tin-Califrni»
Btat<-lair; A Uo, First l"r« tuiiiDi, with f;tpi>>iiia t
at th* Hant» Clara Canity Fair, I* • ! an I H;.' ial
IHploma at thi *ai> J • ?i'11;111 » utity I nir, l-TJ.
C ujitjr Ku'l.l- f r »»le, at r< a« si.il>!>- f. -iir* • .
Or.lfr* lijr mall promptly att< u»!> <1 t' .
l'o«lolltrf lto«. ><». II
S« attl». SoTMnWr 13. li7'.
SEATTLE COAL
AND
TRANSIT >RTATI< iNCO
l*riii< Ipjil |»lnr*> •>I lliiiliirsi, «n
l'mn«;l<ira, < >• I.
l.o< ;illon of Works, Itinx < iMinly
Orritorj .
T!iM Company in wrw pr»-part>l t>» furnlnh
Superior ({ualify •>!'< <»; i!
IN QUANTITIES TO 3UIT !
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