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LAS VEGAS, ;X. M.. SATITHDAY, XOV.I vM 1VF. I Mi, 1880.
NTO. í)i).
GAZETTE.
Philip Ilolzmnn,
DKM.I.I! IX-
GENERAL
lUUDPU AMfllQI?
Little líoek, Ark.. Xov. 5-SulR. Loudon, N..vemhcr f. At 7::W list j tatinjr tliat lie d rank the former t ii. ki.Uv
; cicnt advices have been recei ved to ! oveuiiig Doblor ent lamo and retired QdiaMüy at one doe. Another lias J
' make assured the election cf .fono . but reappeared again at 8 and walked w arm carefully put up in splints, ,'
!; ami oi:ami:n iwi.
PAINTER.
anil Convene democratic, to congress j apparently as wrll as ever.
from the 'Jnd and 3rd district.. The
Latest Advices Say She is Very j Republicans are jubilent overVthe
i hope that .Johuson and Murphy . lay
I be elected in the first and fourth dis
tricts owing to slim turn outs in
Doubtful and will Prob
ably lie Republican.
several strongly democratic counties
plM-nt in rn f i urifnnnrla fr n rtttt'n.
(clock the lameness again returned
and he again retired. Howard has
virtually retired from the contest.
Montgomery, Alabama, November
5. General Joseph V heeler has un
doubtedly defeated Lowe, supported
i .:.. :.. . i mi- laicsi sm ir, iiiiiii i i i in nut tancv
dressings in a separate oarcel. I hey 1
I.AM ÍA.A, NKW JitXIO.i.
... .1 ....... 1. IS. . .
are great believe nernal admin
istrations, and, alt.. i- n ' 'ave only
a cut fiuger, it is diflicuu a china
man to see why he should not get
some medicine to 'eat ' "
m:iii-:i!TY a Mccakkkkv,
.lames (iehcrty, Kd. MeCnlVrey.
PLASTERERS AND BUILDERS-
Will attend to nil contracts promptly both ih
IVllill Ull IIVUIOUi
Corner of Centre Street and Grand
Avenue, East lias Vegas.
As complete an assortment of Mer
chandise as can be found anywhere
which will be sold at. the lowest pos
lib seratcs.
John C. Carris,
THE BOSS
Bool V Shoemaker
The Amii icaii Fias Torn Down
and Insulted by the.
Chilians.
The Walking Match in England
Small Pox in San Fran
cisco. .
Democratic Opinion : "it is
the Culmination of a Se
ries of Blunders."
-OF-
Opposite Jaffa liros., gmirnnti'ps satisfaction
ami a perfect lit or no pay.
A. Desmonts,
HOUSE AND SSCft
r a i n 'L' i; if.
Frescoe, graining, """calsomhiing,
paper hanging, etc. Leave orders
wuii in. ueise on me pia.a.
Reliable Insurance
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE.
HOME, OF NEW YORK.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MA
RINE, MASS.
HAMBURG-MAGDEBURG, HAM
BURG, GERMANY.
C II. BROWNING,
AGENT.
OFFICE IN SEW TOVFW
Coffirs, Caskets,
Ami Undertaking Hoods of all Kinds Kept
Constantly on Hand.
37 IT-Z-INT 151 O G-ID IE 1ST,
LAS VKUAS, X. M.
All Orders Promptly I illed.
J. W. LOVE,
Commission Merchci n t,
Las Vegas, New Mexico.
HAY,
GRAIN,
POTATOES,
APPLES,
Handled in Car Lots.
Butter, Eggs and Poultry always on
hand. Cash paid on consignments.
n :V3 pa;- rH-i -m s
(Operative and Mechanical.)
Listening to the sol icitatatiou of many citi
zens of Las Venas, Mr. V H. Demaw has
opened nn oilice for the practice of Dentistry.
PAIJTI.t.SS EXT It K'TIOX OF TEETH.
THE DOCTOIi's, Sl'KClALTY IS FINK
GOLD WOKK.
Teeth Extracted, Plumed and Pepaired.
MotltUft PYlllllinKil mill nitilp. iritw... r...... .
i.u.uKe.
ATTIFICIAL SKTS OK TKKTH INCKI.IU
I.0 1 1).
OKKIl'K IIOUIÍS FROM 8 A. M., to S 1. Jr.
uin.li ncierenci! jiven. All orK Warranted.
iii on ,orin me 01 l'la.a. Open July
J. N. FURLONG,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Gallery in the Rear of the Exchange
Hotel, West Las Vegas.
eichaed' JDTJ3sr2r,
iVOTARV PUBLIC,
mm:
N. J. PETTIjOHN M.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
Hot Springs and Las Vegas.
Chronic Diseases and Diseases of ti .alesa
Specialty. .
HOTSPIMNGS - - i Vi A. M.
IAS VEUAS Central Drng Store, 2 to ü P. M.
OTERO Y JEAGEh
Trtiflcantes en
Aburóte, . Provisiones,
Zacate, etc., por Fleteros.
roiHliulo de Lincoln, New Mexico.
H'nshingtoü, November 5. A pri
vate dispatch received here to day
from the United States district attor
n;?ry at Richmond snys: Virginia
i '!'.'!!: !;.!! Hi: iir0 ;r'v.
utJiiOoi ú' i,Ovv iiajoiíiv, ;ai.l
Ihcre aro Mrong republicsn coviuiirs
i hear from. 'he d'-moTais arc 1
clined to concede the f(;i(c. The
tato Miereiaiy, icPLerson, of the re
publican congressional committee to
day claims tha t the next houo well
have ISO republican members against
a total opposition of 143; there only
seems to be three districts at all
doubtful in this calculation and con
ceding them to the democrats the re
publicans would have exactly the con
stitutional quorum and abare major
ity ot one. The belief among the re
publicans is that the presidentelect.
Garfield, will call the house in extra
session on the 5th of March next, for
reorganization. If congressman Frye
of Maine, is not elected to succeed
senator Hall his chances for speaker
ship of the house will be excellent; he
is a personal friend of the president
elect.
Chicago, Novembers. The citv re
turns have been corr-ctcd so that the
liual returns will hardly change the
figuies. The result shows that Gar
field has 42,972, Hancock 38,311, Vy cav
er 1043, Garfield's plurality being 4,
C61. The county vote for Garfield is
54,886, IJaucock 44,309, Weaver 1114,
Garfield's plurality being 10,077. The
vote of Governor Culloin is 53,939,
truinbull 44,719, Cnllom? majority
being 9220. The count v and state
candidates arc elee'ed by majorities
somewhat below the electoral ticket.
The republicans gain two representa
tives in the state le'dsliiture and
senator. The democrats gain one
representative. The gains of repre
sentatives are made at the expense ot
the socialists. The Congressional
candidates in the first, second am!
third districs ran very evenly, great
interest being felt in the north side, a
part of the third where one or two
wards made a strong move against
Farwcll. He lost somewhat in them
but iu the country where ho resides
he gained so much as to put hin,
ahead of the ticket. The I' ler-Ocean
says there is a movement on foot to
impeach him.
J, FRANCO 0ÍJ A VE8,
If.
Atlanta, Georgia, November 5.-
'IM. lit i
me.iUiauia constitution says it. is
the culmination of a series of blun
ders beginning with the Rotter Com
mittee and ending with he surrender
of the party to the selfish whims of an
element which had John Kelly for its
commanding general. It would an
pear that the lino of sectionalism luid
been sharply drawn by the voters of
the North and we would be willinc
if the South bo permitted to do the
same. .Vith respect to the nroress
and improvement of those conditions
ana torees which make men hannier
in their fields, their workshops and
the'r homes we have a happy future
oei jro tis-HUd to this end we should
look entirely." Wc haVc the cause of
I public education to promote and the
I welfare of a great and growing sccf ion
to foster. The South expected little
riffSrefrom Hancock's administration
thou it will ask from Garfield's.
. San Fraucisco, Cal., November 5.
Seventceu cases of small pox are re-
puneu io-aay u,, to U00n. L-mis
Kapha, a lato register ofelcnti, ,rc
- vv.j jit i) no
nrrestrd to-day on au imiictmt,ut
.A V
hcusion of danger, to make the Dem
ocrats anxious about these districts.
Telegraph operator at Ozaek dis
patches that on the top of White Oak
mountain, two miles north of Oznck
stones two pounds or less, have been
nsing from the earth and falling like
hail, and driving families out of
their homes, and that rcat excite
ment prevails.
New lork, November 5. A dis
patch lrom Panama dated October
27th says that Captain Gage, of the
American steamer Laura Isabel has
made a statement to the U. S. consul
or agent at Payta of the seizure af his
vessel by the Chilians while he was
on shore. Charles Alston and Robert
McLeish, engineers', declare they were
on board at the time and were ont
ered out of the launch bv the officers
'Vi'., roí.;; pnífi;..-t ,-! h.v. luldilj
do u U i ho C S, ílu,:. i;.. i,-' !i . i'.
uVr trumped on Uu- i:;í: spvenlj
time- uttering cursis again-! tin; peo
ple of the United Piute, who, a they
.-aid were the cause of the blow iny up
of two of their vessel diiritiir the
present war wiih Peru.
New York, November 5.- Rev. J
II. Hyatt, who defeated Chittenden
for Congress in the third Brooklyn
district said to-day : Some of the
Republican papers have referred un
kindly to my political status. 1 don't
propose to answer personally any of
those attacks but refer all who wish
any information on that point to un
political god-father and beloved
friend, Thuriow Weed. I still con
sider myself a republican and nn in
dependent republican but in voting
on any bill I shall not look to its party
libel. I shall vote according to mv
best judgment as a patriot.
New York. November 5. At. the
National Republican Committee head
quarters this moruing it was agreed
to use the remainder of the campaign
l'uud to prosecute the Chinese letter
case and find out not only who wrote
it but their policy toward the south
will be kept reasonably solid for her
own protection and l'c-r the purpose
of preserving the balance of power
after the next apportionment when
the political domain shifts from the
east to the west.
Cleveland, (.)., November ó. The
President this morning received the
members of his old regiment at the
Kennard House. 'Je made a speech
declaring; the principles of the repub
lican party were just and whatever
was done was for the welfare of the
country. This belief was iustified in
the e cction of Garfield, and his elect
ion was. pi omoted and the interests
of the parly served by the policy pur
sued. The president and wife wont'
east to-day. Garfield was in town to
day. Chicago, .Nov. 5. Tho Inter Ocean
Washington special says tho Republi
cans will control the House of Repre
sentatives, but if, will be by n narrow
majority. Figures just made up at
the Republican Congressional rooms
from the latest reports show a Repub
lican majority of not niorc I han three
and possibly only two. In this how
ever only Republicans are counted
the Greenbackers being classed as op
positiou.
London, Novemebcr 5.--At 5:40 the
score was, Rowcll 4lJ2; Littlewood
447. Doblcr's trainer said he would
give him a long rest and thiuks if the
swelling in his leg should abate he
might yet take at least second place.
Ihe 'Manchester Guardian." a most
influential paper, congratulates both
parties in tho United States on
the decisive result of flu election.
Chicago, Nov. 5. A geutlemau re
ceived a dispatch this mornino- from
(lie United States Attorney lór Vir
ginia, '"Virginia is in doubt, as half
the State only gives the Democrats
4,000 majority, and strong lleoubH-
cau counties to hear from. The dem
ocrats arc inclined to concede tho
State. r
Raleigh, N. C, November 'Piftv-
four counties, easting two-thirds of
the vote of tho state, give Jarvjs, a
democrat, for governor, a inninritVof
oy i no greeiio.tcn.i i -, au.i i i:mui.i:ui.,
in the eighth district. This makes a
solid democratic delegation from Ala
bama. Cleveland, O., November 5. Yes
terday a boy (bur years old was found
lying near the railroad track on the
lako shore with his head between two
stones and a heavy tailroad tie across
his neck.
Wilmington, Del., November 9.
The official count shows the vote of
Delaware on tr.e electoral ticket to be
as follows: Hancock, 15.813 ; Gar
field, 14,150.
The Soli South.
Not. the least of the blessings of the
Republican victory will be the disin
tegration of the Solid South. Asa
political factor jt, lci been, a rrvd.
! ' -. Il !"- )' c. r '. I, ií'í;.;oh
'f it - oí Y i. lij,-.- ij. A iO.iig
it Vviii bo r itUjilv .1 MiMi-irC Vm, !, (!)
hi' ij.. uioh bccuiiM' the Democratic
pnrfi of lie; North cu not bring to it
suilicieui, Jorco io put the menace in
to execution. Therefore the best
thing it can do is to dissolve, ft has
had under the most favorable circum
stances a to. si opportunity to do some
thing, and it has
ailed.
similar
combination of circumstances will
never arise again. Jt will never
again have a candidate w in will pos
sess as much personal strength as did
Hancock, and when it lost with him
it lost all.
There is no reason why the South
should continue its allegiance to the
Democratic party. That allegiance
has been one of misforltiuo in the
past, and it will be one of misior.une
as long as it is in existence. The one
and only effect the allegiance has had
has been to harden prejudices and
present animosities which had better
he forgotten. Uy long odds the head
of the Democra ic party, the South,
has been compelled to concede all that
was highest of the party gifts io the
tail. "You arc right to resist the
North audits ideas," the doughfaces
have said to their masters, "but as
long as the North and its idea an. so
strong you must give us the big nom-
iuationsso as to avoid .suspic
ion.'' And thus by ilieir cunning
they have gained that which they
could not get by force. And the
Sou b has been foolish enough to
cultivate it memories and hope that
in this false sunshine they would grow
into something that would be a little
like the foolish dream that was dis
troyed by the civil war.
It cannot be and it will not be. Il
is vain to look foward to it. The les
son ot Tuesday is the lesson which
will be taught whenever necessity de
mands. The old and narrow doctrine
do not fit a uation, and it is folly to
strive to lit. it into the narrow folds
to ailiancc! can change the inevitable.
The war settled manv. thins. bin
long before the war the principal that
progress cannot be. stayed was estab
lished beyond change. Tho south
must outgrow its provincialism and
broaden its views. It must recoo-l
nize that the old has passed away and
that the new is with us. It must move
foward with the rest or it will con
linueinthe isolation of a difl'crin-
civilization made burder by poverty
opposition. To do this it must break
away from the democratic party J
mast make the departure it should
have made long ago. Courbonism is
au antibue which commands neither
respect nor eon-dderation.
The southerner who has the fore
sight to see this, the ct urage to pre
sent if, and the intelligence and force
io make his people seo il, will become
one of the great statesmen of there.
p-blic. He will be a benefactor to his
country and a patriot who will com
mtind recognition north and south
Who is the mau?-Ex.
messrs. uupe tv asue a'e sicaoi
ly increasing their business. They
propose to erect a new store room on
the north side of their planing mill to
contain their stock of hardware, tin
ware, glass, paints, oils, etc. Every
tlnng about the place has an air ot
vigorous push and energy and their
trade does not lag for a minute
The Miuiug World, by Mills &
Hadley. is out for November. This
number is au excellent one both as
regards the mining intelligence con
tained therein ami the general appear
ance. The circulation has already
reached two thousand conies and is
becoming an authority on mining
news in New Mexico.
Messrs. Marwede fc Urundey, the
new hardware house have begun to
receive their goods. They have a
cry :yi- -icck i h'-ic in -.-',.
' :';.y: .-(' ;:::-! .... ,:, ; ; ...
vri'i-c. etc. They ac busy. uupaeUhisr
tiu'ir gnoiU in their ,-.i;,i: room in the
Roscinyald block. As im v arc i.
periouecd hiiriuos mmi ;:iu wlii have
a large and well .-elected stock, (bey
will undoubtedly merit and obtain a
good share of the public patronage.)
city muí r'Miiilvy. (.ivo us a r;ill niul
try our wink.
I.AS VKiiAS, - . .,;v Ml-: XI to'.
K. II SKIPWITII,
I'liYsieiiiii & Sunreoii,
' FT) '
Oilicc over Herbert's nio- Store on
tlie I Maza.
Sania- Fe Maker
Cent iv si., KiMt l.ns Vcii--.
Kve-ything in the baker's line constantly
on hand
jJTURKUTV & ANGKLL, I'mp'rs.
HOPPER BIROS"
Dealers in
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
cuninxu, boots ,t siioKs.
l"v.iilure a Snecii.lty. Onlers lillml on short,
'''P. Vr. i--!!ot-í of III -
Jj," lr'" ir i T? r.c1 v
T.nH l.na Vesas, X. M.
C P. MAST30FP,
CONTkáCíOR and Buildek
WANTED.
W r ANTED A rclu'.b le niiiii or Ijov. Aimlv
V at Billy's" on tliopUua. - 11 '
"tlTANTKD A r
if Cowl waxes wnllie jiaiil il' saUsluntion is
gHen. Ajiply at this oiUei! oviiiklivss l'aalei-i;-s
Dunn, l; i neon, N . M. tl-
yTAXíi:)-- situation to .lo Kfneral
V lmiisu work by i li,ly. Iimin. nt tlii-i
ullieo.
II-.
J AXTF.n '.--One or two fm-ii.vliuil rooms
i a ii.i. r.iiijuire ai tins ullice.
FOR SALE.
I. lias. Tolt, Kust -si'le.
jjoi; lltNl' One front, mom 'vest of M
5.' Ilninswiek's ston-iy A. Dolii. . s;... r '
"OltSALK- A let of i-leiivs, lmñ7lo rob
1 two double sets ol luirni ss. Innuire of '
Dol l. s-.u.;
l ...
lias V c--as. ,Nmtu Fc. Alhiiij.icni,.'. aiol
Sm Marcial.
W G Ward,
Contractor and nuiltlr.e
LAS VKCr AS, N. M.
W. H. VYHiTELAW
Attorney at Law,
Will at twiil to all legal busines jiroinptly ,
Outer Street, Kast Las Veras, Now Moxini
17!)-(l.
i ni S.ALK, -Toree tirst-i-Iass lots in the new
S lown, on the hill ailjoiniiifr (lie resilience of
I . . I.oveonthe south. Host Location in the
eity. Apply to A. .. Hoii!?liton. s.itf
liVMt .SAU. A good sMildle horse, bv Mrs
P Divinarais.
5 i. FOX SAT.K.-i:vMnor;.v; -l,f.':t'íi.e
V"1 ht'n- J-i'ave order.-? atüerbert A
C tolnig store, ofithopla.a
í 'VMl SAI.K.-ltlülieailofeaitie. l-'ov further
IL inloriuiitloi: apply lo Jalla llros. , l.ns Ve-i-f,
.mil A. Nelson & Co., Anton Clueu, X. M.
-grVH: SAI.K-A good Ix'cen horso power
I steam enKine, all in ninninu' order and
l.ii-eeuouali to run n Hour mill. Any person
de.-irnifrto see it running can do so iiny d.iv at
'I'.v planing mill at Las Veis. Aiiplv ' for
,"'nis I JOH li. OOT'KN
JJ'J-lf
BACA HALT, Foi: liKXT.-The proprietor
,. ,","? ''!'- t,' "'l"ve his residence will rent
linca Hall tor the eominpr season, ov Mill sell it
V l ' '"""UIJIU I" ice. i ne liall is the he-t In
the lerritory and is inovided wiih a Bti.iro and
(uiij li.te scenery. Address,
AXIOXIOJOSE 15 AC A
I.as Vegas, X. M.
Os r. A solid pold watch charm Mileld with
J tl,ri'0 ó'iks .nil K. L. and T. in the 1 ;nks
Anyone returniiii; it to this oilice will be liber
ally rewarded.
FOIt SALE.
A lirst-elass stock ranch nt Canoneito, near
he l.oiichos Good water facilities, jrood
house with six rooms, stable, good well etc
A (rood title will ne Biven. Kor part.c!ilars
emiuire . t !)!Mm MUS. V KOII m
An English physician stationed iu
Formosa says: " "The Chinese make,
on the whole, very good patients. Oc
casionally some of them try our pa
tienco not a little. One tnkes a four
days' supply of medicine away with
Administrator' Xoticc.
Xoticti ÍS ht'Pl'hv invmi ti.,t tlirt II.... ,
(i" mu nun, J lo UÍ1 1 ('
court in and lor ihe count v ol 8an Micruel. and
Ti'lTMri l-v nf Vim,. l,x-l.... i. " , . 1
- . ...... - j ... ... .. ...v.,,,,,,, ,,, up loillicii Hie 1111-
der.nirneil iidininutrniór , i th. ..o...... ... .
.( i.iiiinwn. i iii'Hin il i. i ... . . .
. . , i,-,oii.i ii i e ei m
su il estate wri ion . ,,,.., ii.., , .. ... . .
, , ,,,,1J "u "uiiienieni ;
mid all ncrsons li ivin' claims aif.iinst said e,I
tale will present them within twelve nionti.s
..,,. i M.niiCXsUICK,
r v x- i, , , Administrator,
r.as e.iras, N . M , , Ku!i. Till, lssn.
6100 llcu ard for Torn Oran.
'I he aliove reward will be paid by th,. Mora
( oimty htock Grower- Association oí Mora Co
New Mexico, lor Ihe arrest iiwd delivery to the
proper authorities at Alora Countv .Jail of
TOM DKAV aiias TuM ( I.M.Ml (S
nvm Arme, , ta, Ued lítver, . M , fo r stealing
cattle. ! in when list nnnt iv,.ni .. .... ... ... .
ol the Mirrow Ouajii; liail Uoad cniiips at lüo
Arriba county, New Mexico.
A STAN";-' ;i ' j't i-itl) O j" $,v) H OF
"(: l.i fj. FKIiKD.
Foi''tliMurrest and conviction of any TH IK F
who has. stolen Stock fieiiu,y member r tw
Mora County .stock Grif.tfrrs Association, and
$100 ÜM'VAUl)
Will be milil for inffii-imiiO. l.i,.u ...m ,.. ,
.i. . . . .. V. . " " " 111 aii'i
fi un- i;iun ihiiiii oi i, livers oi .stolen Stock
S'KlCfc. C.IKJWKlfs ASSOC! A1IOV,
Alora County, N . Jf
ALFRED B-"SACÍÍCIÍ,
ATTOEXÉY A.'.!.' LAV7
Mam.facturer ol
MEXICAN JEWELRY
LAS YUGAS. - . . X. M
lo Homero líiiildinu-, Kii-t siilnnf t lie I'lnzn.
wTsteeie",
.JC.Sl'ICK l.l-"THi.; I"!..;!;!.; lor I -,-e.. ine.l No.
'-'.I, I'.ast I,-. Vcjfiis.
Ui-ai Kstiite, Colleetutir Ajrenl iiu-1 Convev
iineer. Deuds, Mortgage ami .iuslices' lilnnks lor
ale.
Oilice. on ihe liill between ilic nl.l .l ,.
towns.
B I V. V t; y - A i. ' y ,
ALBERT St. mmtB. Proprieisr?.
Opposite .Jaffa 15 ros., Jv:-t Su!e.
Fresh I-Jcer always on I)raurli , so
Fine Cigar's and Whisk e v.
Lunch Counter in Can
nectiofj HOW SON &. FABIAN,
General Comm'n Marchants
AN.) SALKSMKN l'OU
EASTERIT HITS S3,
OIKce F-ast side U. I!. Ave., opposite Ilrowne &.
.Manzanares.
JNO. F. BOS'TWICK.
P. O, LYD0N
BOSTWICK & LYDON
Attornoya-at-Iiaxv.
Olliee at. Exehango Hotel Iiuilding.
Las Vkoas, X. AL
OTERO & JEAGER,
Dealers in
GROCERIES, PROVISICIT-S,
Corn, Hay and Forage.
.iroln, C'uiMily,
Sou Mexico.
BIBLES! BPLZ!j! BIB! i: !
Or everv kiiei ai, style, at líev. D. W. Cal
ce s. i nu-lish and Spanish, or In any other
languii,.!', lor ih cheap or íhen away.'
M. M vi J iriKsoN,
District superintendent 11. a. . ior New
Mi.'áí- i and Arizona.
Dold's BuildiiT
LAS VEGAS.
X. Á1
G
i. HAiniEii,
SURVEYOR.
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AIe.v. Xeijeaii. Kobt. .McLean . Jos. McLean .
McLeau Bros.,
Contniclors and Builders.
All kinds of Mason Work. Fine
Plastering a Specialty. Contracts
taken in any Pan of ll.o Territory.
Las Vegas, N. M.
BILLY'S"
In Dold's Block.
Xorthwest Cor. of the Plaza.
The most elegant appointed saloon in
the Southwest. The finest liquors in
tho country. Mixed drinks a ppee-
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