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THE NEW AGE, POBJTLAND, OREGON.
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Dragged'Dotvn
Feeling
In the lolnt. ,
Nervousness, unrcfreshlng sleep, despon
dency. It Is time you were doing something. x
The kidneys were anciently called the
reins In your case they are holding the
reins and driving you Into serious trouble.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
.Acts with the most direct, beneficial effect
I on the kidneys. It contains the best and
safest substances for correcting and toning
these organs.
The Utter "E."
"E" is the most common letter. In
1,000 letters "" occurs 137 times In
English, 184 times in French, 145 in
Sp.nifih, 178 in Gorman.
A Distinction.
"Papa, wore we descended
from
monkoys."
"Not all of as, my boy. 8omo wore
ascended. "Detroit Free Press.
A bottle of Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a
Medlclno Chest in itself: it curcH pain
in every form. 60 cents at druggists.
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The North Side of a Tree
The side of a tree on which most of
the moss is, found is the north. If tho
tree be exposed to tho sun, its heaviest
and longest limbs will be on the south
side.
A Woman's Aim.
Justice Did you throw a brick at
this man?
Mr. OToole No, eor.
Justice Then how was, it that you
hit him?
Mrs. O'Toolo Bccauso I t'rowed it
at sotno wan oleo, yer honor. Cincin
nati Enquirer.
Bhnkn Into Your Hlinr
Allen's Foot-Kasq. A powder. Itinalcos tight
or now shoes feel easy, it is a certain euro lor
sweating, callous and hot, tired, aching fcot.
Bold by all Druggists. l'rlco25c. Trial jiackngo
mailed KKKE. Address Allon 8. Olmsted, Lo
Koy, N. Y. .
' More Interesting.
"Woroyou interested in that ac
count of tiio Washington man who sud
denly disappeared?"
"Well, I'd have been more inter
ested in an account, of a man who grad
ually disappeared!"
The Written Proposal.
Scribbles I wrote a story once "that
came near winning a $50,000 prize.
Dribbles What side-tracked you?
Scribbles Tho girl's father. Chi
cago News.
"The Bride Was Attired"
Wife (looking over old-fashioned
magazine) What frights wo must have
been in 1805.
Husband Yes, lovo Is blind, all
right. That's tho year you married
me.
Almost Discouraging;.
"We are going to have a number of
bocutlful libraries," said tho happy
man.
"Yes," replied tho gaunt person
with tho lustrous oyo. "It is a terrible
responsibility to put upon this genera
tion. I don't know who is to writo tho
books worthy of such magnificent sur
roundings." Washington Star.
Deserved Better.
lie Do you mean to say tho plumb
er baa not been here yet?
She No; isn't it shameful? And
we are such good customers; our
plumbing ia nearly alwaya out of
order!
A Bad
There b a certain
disease that has
com down to us
through many cen
Disease
turies ana u
older than
history itself,
yet very few
mifatflA of
those who have learned from bitter ex-
Erience know anything of its nature or
aracteristics. At first a little nicer or
sore appears, then glands of the neck, or
groins swell; pimples break, out on the
breast, back, or some other part of the
body and fill with yellow pustular matter :
the mouth and throat become sore and
the tongue is at all times badly coated.
Headaches are frequent, and muscles and
loinU throb and hurt, especially during
damp, rainy weather. These are some ol
tho symptoms of that most loathsome of
Ul diseases, Contagious Blood Poison.
This strange pols-
ContaglOtlS oa does not affect
Blood Poi.on :B'ft'HT;
eaten up with it within a short time after
L.:H ..ns.,i1nt.l wIiUa rtttierm afmw but
slight evidence of any taint for a lopg
time after exposure, but its tendency in
every case is to complete destruction of
the physical system, sooner or later.
S. S. S. is a safe and infallible cure for
this bad disease the only antidote for
this specific poison. It cures Contagious
Blood Poison in every form and stage
thoroughly and permanently. S. S. 8.
contains no Mercury, Potash or other
harmful minerals, but ia strictly and
entirely a vegetable remedy, and we offer
fi,coo.oo reward for proof that it is not.
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HOITT'S SCHOOL
Parents desiring home influences, beautiful
surrounding-, perfect climate, careful super
vision, and thorough mental, moral and phys
ical training for their dots, will And all thesa
requirements fully met at Holtt'a ttchool, Vsnlo
laik, 8an Mateo County, CaL
stead for Catalogue. ,
(truth year batins August ttth.
'uuft HOllf, Ph. D., FrteetpaL
CROWS BATTLE WITH HAWK.
The Fight Ends In the Death of the
Predatory lllrd.
Druid II1I1 Park, In, Baltimore, nenr
Superintendent Cnssull's residence, wns
the scene on n recent Sunday of one of
the fiercest buttles ever fought between
crows on tho one side nud a largo
chicken hawk on the other, and per
haps the only battle of Its kind lu
which the hawk suffered defeat.
It Is n well-known fact that the rela
tions between hawks and crows hnvo
been strained perhaps since creation,
hawks neglecting no opportunity to de
stroy young crows before they leavo
the uc8tB. Representatives of the two
species of birds rarely meet without a
battle. They usually fight In midair.
This Is no doubt the reason why the
hawk has won so many victories.
Fully twelve or fifteen crows .took
part lu this battle. The hawk was at
tacked In midair while hovering over
. crow's ucst. Tho onslaught made him
furious, and he retaliated by swooping
down on the treo In 'which the nest
was built. The crows were determined
to drive off the enemy nud made a sys
tematic and coucerted onslaught on the
Intruder. First one and then another
would drive at blru and In a short time
the ground under the tree was strewn
with feathers.
The hawk fought with bill and claws,
while the crows used only their bills.
The fight became so,hot that the hawk
was compelled to leave the tree, and,
bclug too exhausted to fly, mink to the
ground. There he nintlo a tlunl stand,
and the battle was an Interesting one,
passengers on the Emory Grove cars be
ing among the spectators. First one
crow and then another would give the
hawk n dig with Its hill and then Jump
hack to escape the Ravage plunges of
the hawk.
The hawk fought as long as he could
stand ou his feet, says the Itultlinore
Sun. Even while lying on IiIh side or
buck he kept up the struggle. The
crows, however, were relentless: nud
kept on pecking away until their ad
versary fell dead. They then Hew off
a considerable distance. Not one of
their number was killed.
TRIPLICATE BAGGAGE CHECK.
It Is a matter of common knowledge,
among travelers especially, that much
confusion and annoyance result from
the present duplicate system of check
ing articles In parcel rooms, railroad
stations, etc., mistakes In delivery
often occurring bccauso there Is no
moans of Identifying the owner should
tho article he delivered at the wrong
address. Tho object sought to be at
tained by William F. Connor, of New
York City, by tho use of the triplicate
check Is to give the owner of the par
cel or bggnr. a third coupon, to be
given up as a menus of Identification
upon delivery of the goods. Tho tag
is to be used lu the following manner:
On each of tho three :iarts appears the
same number, nnd If the baggage Is to
be transferred from tho station of do-
TJIIIID COUPOlf IDENTIFIES OWNKIL
posit, then the parts will also havo
the nnnio of the station of departure
nnd destination. The two detachable
coupons aro given to the owner of tho
baggage, and the third Is placed on the
goods. When the owner arrives at his
or her destination nnd desires the de
livery of the baggage one of tho cou
pons may he given to the delivery man,
enabling him to Bccure the goods, the
remaining coupon being given up when
the delivery Is made, thus Identifying
tho owner, and at tho same time pro
viding a receipt to prove the proper
delivery has been made.
Koufrlero's Two Craters.
The summit of Mouut Soufrlere, St.
Vincent, a,G00 feet above seu level, Is
divided Into two craters. The first Is
three miles In circumference nnd 500
feet deen. and Is separated from what
is known ns the "uew crater" by a very
thin nnd narrow wall or riuge or gran
itic lava. Tho "new crater" covers
about three ncres.
An English sailor once crossed this
dike of granite, which Is barely wide
enough for a cat to crawl over, but no
other person ever attempted the feat,
either before or since. Tho funrfy part
of the matter Is that the sailor was
bout half Intoxicated at the time, and
crossed the dividing wall for a wager
of one dozen bottles of port wine that
one of the officers offered to the person
who performed the feat.
Lett in the Dark.
A little girl ubout 3 years old was
out playing when suddenly It became
very cloudy. She ran Into the houso
and startled her mamma by saying:
"I'm not going to stay outdoors any
more."
"Why?" asked her mother,
"Because God blowed the sun out."
Little Chronicle.
Any man with "good paper," und a
big tent, can make money In the circus
business.
We have never seen a thousand dol
lar dog that we would give 10 cent for.
RAM'S HORN BLASTS.
Warning: Notes Collins the Wicked te
Uepcntauc.
Nl.Y a good man
...... rt w n .. .1
tk" , " things lu others,
jf T"3 AV sy,,r-,, yourseir
Bure uuoiuer.
The farm nud
the garden arc tho
best gold dinging.
Care Is the stum
bling bluck lu the
pathway of Happi
ness. Purity opens the way to a world of
gladness.
Memory makes many payments for
a good deed.
Don't ring the hell of prayer and run
away; wait.
Loving deeds are the best seeds; they
bear In all soils.
Tho least man Is an essential part of
God's great plan.
Learn to be contented, and you will
know how to be rich.
Leisure hours are tho best or tho
worst part of our lives.
The weakest saint ou his knees Is
too stroug for the devil.
Tlie merry-hearted have a fortuno
that thieves cannot steal.
You areof the aristocracy. Hut It Is
the aristocracy of service.
Do your best to-dny and you will bo
able to do better to-morrow.
Conscience, Uevelatlon and Exauiplo
are the street lamps of (Sod.
Airing other people's faults never
made them smell any sweeter.
We must live for Christ here. If wo
would live with U lm hereafter. '
Measure your plans by n line that
wjll reach across the next world.
Love had rather serve Christ In a
dungeon than satau In a palace.
Adversity gives the great man a
chance to show how great he Is.
Clod alone can change us. Others,
can only bring out what Is lu us.
The constnnt Christ In tho hcut't
makes the couslsteut Christian lu tho
world.
If there Is no sunshine In your relig
ion do not be surprised If nobody
wants It.
The will of Christ ought to be nioro
to you than the good will of your
neighbors.
The happiest people In this world are
this who are at rest from thciusclvei
and at .work for others.
The devil Is not wort y lug over I lie
preacher Vvho puts mure rhetoric than
Christianity Into his sermons.
CARE OF THE FEET.
BtiKRCttious Coucernlim Shoes, Stock
Iiikn und Aiiiulciir Chiropody,
Yvu may congratulate ounclvcs that
more and mute, as time goes on, cus
torn nud fushluu move together In tho
direction of the proper care of the feet.
In shoes the extremely nurrow-poliited
toe Is fur tne moment tabooed us vul
gar. But fashion, u las! only repents of
her slits to commit the name over ugalii,
and the pointed toes will probably he
forced upon us again long before the
feet crippled by the last hatch can b)
cured. In the meantime, while common
sense und fashion go hand in hand, we
must make the best of our day of op
portunity. Many Insults are offered to those
faithful, hard-working servants, the
feet, besides conllueineiit lu narrow,
cramped and 111-llttlug shoes. Wo talk
.learnedly of tho necessity for vcutlla-
tlou.aud then wesnut the reel into tigiii,
Imprevlous leather and expect them to
beur up the weight of our bodies all day
long without u gruiihle and without a
breath of air. Or we tako pains to havo
our shoes loug enough, und then put ou
socks of- stockings half an Inch too
short, and wouder where the corns
come from.
Almost us necessary as the proper
clothing of the feet Is the proper toilet
At leust morning and night they should ,
bo bathed nud then manipulated to
keep them smooth and supple. Stock
ings should be changed frequently, he-1
cause the feet, owing to their constant
contiuement and the hard work they
are called upon to do, are always per
spiring. Tho same pair or shoes should
not bo worn two days lu succession. It
is an easy mntter to have two pairs lu
use ou nlternnto days and Is excellent J
economy besides, ns It gives the shoes
a chance to become perfectly dry, and
consequently they keep In better shape
nnd last; longer. I
Very hot water, unless ordered for.
medicinal purposes, should not he used,
as It has a tendency to soften tho feet)
and make them tender. A Ilttlo
alcohol well rubbed In after tho bath is
good, especially for those who aro
much exposed to bad weather, as It
gives them tone and prevents too pro
fuse perspiration.
Finally, there should bo no amateur
corn-cutting. Badly cut corns are apt
to spread, to say nothing of tho dangers
of blood poisoning, gangreue, and other
dreadful accidents that occasionally
follow clumsy, Ignorant surgery on tho
feet. Youth's Companion.
Charcoal Eph'a Dally Thought.
"Dey ain't no use tulkln'," said Char
coal Eph, as be sprinkled ashes on the
sidewalk, "dls worl' am full o' tips an'
downs. Bo keerful o' dat patch o' Ice,
Mlstuh Jackson!" Baltimore News.
Bchool Fund of Texas.
Texas has u permanent school fund
amounting to nearly $8,000,000,
Some people, after casting a crust of
bread upon tho wutera, think theyt
should get a bowl of milk toast In return.
IMFTOv
i
THOUSANDS DIE EACH YAR IN AGONY.
! ill I i I
HOW THOUSANDS ENDUItE TERRIBLE AGONIES.
Last year, In India, tigers killed 800
people, wolves 338, leopards 327. One
thousand four hundred and two more
met their deaths by tho teeth, horns,
or claws of other animals; or -,000
In all. Taking this average for the
rest of Asia, the death roto on that
continent from nnlmals alone may bo
put at 4.500 a year, of which number
tigers r.rc responsible for 1,500, wolves
for 000, leopards for about 450.
Wolves havo a fur wider rango than
leopards.
Lions account for noiuo 000 lives
yearly lu Africa, other animals for
800, while the toll to Jaguars lu South
America, panthers In North, wolves
and otlir dangerous beasts all over
the world may he calculated on a popu
lation basis at a further 1,800.
Ilut this total of 7,700 Is only tho be
ginning of lives lost to tho forest
kings. Cobras and other colling death
8TIRRINQ UP THE WEST.
One Man' Soclnllstlc Idea Are Ilelng
Put Into Kffect.
A mnn of middle age. with not a Ilt
tlo ability and a brain full of Ideas, Is
causing omethtug of a stir lu tho west
ern country. He
litis set tho mer
cantile captains to
thinking In fact,
they are worrying
about the effect
which his schem
ing and doing are
solng to have on
lto various lines
jf business,
Tho fellow's
iiamo Is Vrooman
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u. viiouit.t.v Walter Vrooman.
He Is a MlBsuurlnn by birth, and comes
of a family which has always been or
iginal In Its thinking. Ills father was
a Free Thinker, and the rest of tho
family all have socialistic Ideas. In
his youth Walter was known as an agi
tator. They called him "Tho Boy An
archist." When Martin Irons started a
great railroad strlko In 1885, Vrooman
Joined hlui, as an organizer of Knights
of Labor lodges. Several times he waa
arrested and at Parsons, Kan., ho
stnrted n riot Next ho became a Con
gregational preacher, nnd was pastor
of a church In Kansas City, Kan. All
this was before he was 20.
His early teachings, his associations,
his experiences all directed his mind
along socialistic lines. Ho beeamo
the chum of Edward Bellamy. Then
he went to Englund, and at Oxford es
tablished ltusklu Hall. It has the sup
port of the federated labor unions, nnd
3,000 students are taking udvantage of .
Itu university extension system. It'
tenches communistic principles. It Is
the basis of a co-operative movement
In England and Is working out Vroo-
man's Ideas.
This, In brief, Is a description of the
man who Is Just now one of the con-1
splcuous figures of the West Ho Is
not a philanthropist, but bcllevcH that
his own Interests, as well as those of
other people, aro best served by a com
bination of effort and an equal divis
ion of llnunclnl results. Ho has mon
ey, and It Is Invested In tho co-operative
movement. He says that Its In
vestment after this fashion gives him
more enjoyment than ho could get In
j.innti.l.Hliirv It- lii tlwi ii until armu.nj if i
IMjllililwi:. !(! ft -WW .S(TM1 t-VVOVH M
the rich.
Now, what Is this man doing? At
Trenton, Mo., he has founded Ituskln
College. It Is a school which has self-
help as Its fundamental principle, It
gives u collegiate training, hut exacts
from Its students labor rather than tui
tion fee. Every student works. Ad
Joining tho college Is a farm of 2,000
acres, on which ho established a dairy.
The farm was put under cultivation
and timber land was cleared. From
tho trees cut down the students sawed
luniber, which was used In the erection
of a factory and other buildings. Ax
handles wero manufactured. From
some of the farm products canned
goods were turned out Tills still con
tinues. The studenU of Ituskln do all
the work. They are paid 10 cents an
hour for their labor, and most of them
are thus enabled to earn 3 per week,
which covers their expenses for board,
lodging and tuition. So well did Itus
kln College succeed that Vroomun
broadened his Ideas,
The Western Co-operatlvo Associa
tion was formed. It purchased a dry
goods store, stocks of dmgs, hardware,
notions and a laundry In Trenton. Four
grocery stores were subsequently add
ed. The raiting of chickens and the
dealers killed 24,021 human beings In
India last year, and that despite the
fact that rewards were paid for the
death of 108,000 reptiles. Snakes, prln-
! clpally cobras, acqount for a full 35,-
wu or Asias yearly tieatn roii. Airica,
the home of tho vipers nnd hideous
puff adder, adds 0,000 to this list.
South America comes next. The
bush master, and many swamp snakes,
besides tho giant anaconda, claim
their Rhtiro of lives. Not less than
2,500 South Americans die yearly from
snake bites, while rattlesnake, mocas
sin, and for do lance account for nn-J
other 1,500 In the northern half of tho
continent. Add a further 2,000 for
the great Polynesian Islands, Austra
lia and Europe, tho total yearly loss
of life by snakes amounts to 47,000.
Wild beasts and snakes between them
killed 5,470,000 persons during the
nineteenth century.
manufacture of drugs and proprietary
medicines followed. Trenton Ib now In
tho grasp of a co-operative trust
There Is oven n co-oporatlc theatrical
company, with Walter Jefferson, one
of Joe Jefferson'B sons, nB manager.
Members of the association can attend
performances free. At Gallatin, Mo
there Is a grocery store. Negotiations
are In progress for several stores at
St Joseph, At Independence the asso
ciation owns five stores nnd nlso 100
acres of land. In addition there Is a
complete dairy, which will supply In
dependence nnd Kansas City with
milk. There Is also a grocer' store at
Wcstport In all the association con
trols twenty-live stores. f
In the purchase of these establish
ments probably half a million dollars
havo been Invested, of which Mr. Vroo
man furnished something like $200,000.
Every member of the association finds
employment, Is a stockholder and
shares lu tho profits. In mnn' In
stances the former owner holds a re
sponsible position In the store. Store
keepers aro beginning to see the possi
bilities lu tho enterprise, nnd arc offer
ing their Inrgc stocks of 'goods, In some
Instances as much ns 150,000 worth,
for shares In the association.
Just outside of Kansas City, tho ns
ttoclntlon Is about to build a model vil
lage. It has acquired 400 acres, and Is
negotiating for (WO more. Hero It will
erect new fuctorlra. It will also estab
lish what It claims will be a children's
paradise. The children will do shop
work. They will learn to cook nud to
sow, will weave fabrics nud study the
arts and trades. Their Instructions
will be varied with wholesome amuse
ments. With his cnmpalgn of Industrial and
mercantile reform well under way In
Kansas and Missouri, Mr, Vrooman
will go East ' New York Is to he In
vaded. The methods In use lu the
West will be explained at meetings to
be held lu Carnegie Hull. The city Is
to be Hooded with literature. Mr. Vroo
man says from 200 to 300 persons of
great wealth, living In tho metropolis,
are Interested In his plans mid will
mako Investments. He thinks that be
fore long New York will have KHJ co
operative stores.
Ililiiseliold .Moulin iiImii.
A curious piece of mechuiileiil luxury
has been set up In Sir Jiiuies IllythVi
home In rorthiiid place, by menus of
which the dining-room can noiselessly
double Its size. One saunters down to
drink a cup of coffee, und llnds n spu
clous uud well-proportioned room, pit
pered In warm crimson nud hung with
liandsomeplctuics, There Is u door of
communication with the adjoining
room, on cither side of which tilings a
hirgo picture In u heavy gold fruine.
The floor Is polished, and a thick carpet
comes within n yard of tho wall nil
round.
The coffco Is excellent, but one doubts
Its potency when, on turning round, one
Is confronted by the partlonlng wall,
doors, pictures, and all half-way
through the floor! Hllently It sinks be.
low, and no flaw lu the polished and
oven floor Is perceptible. Only the crim
son walls aro twice s long, and there
aro bordered carpets. It Is the most
perfect triumph of mechanical skill.
Kindly Tuot.
"And you broke off the engagement'"
"Yes-not brutally, you know, but I
managed It." "HowV" "I told her
what my snlitry Is!"
All the space between tho cradle
and the grave Is filled with uncertainty.
TAGOMA, WASH., ADVERTIStNB.
T KNABEL,
ix Proprietor ol
THE OEItMAN tlAKKItY AND COFFER
l'AIU.OKH.
FrcMi Ilread and Cakes dally, Ornamental
Cakci a specialty. Only tho best and purest
material used In our llakcry. Hrcad delivered
free man vprirt of tho city. Telephone Park
79I. 111? Wclllo Avenue, Taconia, Washington.
ROTHSCHILD & CO.
Port Townscnd, Washington.
SHIPPING AND COMMIBSlON MF.nCHANTft
Custom Houso Ilrokcrs and Btevcdorcs.
Established 18A8. Branch ofllccs Tacoma and
Seattle.
jENTUCKY LIQUOR CO.
Peter Bandbcrg, Proprietor.
WINKS, MQUOltS AND CIGARS.
Pole agent for Guinea' Btout and Ilnss' Ale,
(ftend llros. UottlhiR). Established 18S4. Tele
phone Main COT. I HO Pnehlo Avenue! 11M
Commerce St. Tncoma, Washington.
THY
Frye Bruhn & Go.
1310 Pacific Avenue, Tacoma, Wash.
i
Wholesale and Retail Butchers
Meats furnished for Hailroada
and Steamboat Lines.
TRT.KIMIONK 4.1,
TACOMA CARRIAGE and BAGGAGE
TRANSFER COMPANY.
OOlce 102 Tenth St., Southeast corner of A.
TACOMA, WASH.
Hacks, Coupes, Carriages, Baggagi Wi.ons
At All Hours.
Pnnirngcrs and IlSKRftKe transferred from
resilience and lintels to and from all boats and
trains. Ilnml your checks for lioKKO to our
tnvrst'iiRcrs, who will meet )nu on all Incom
ing trains and bouts. First class Msrr. Open
allulght. All rigs marked "T. C. A 11. T. Co."
Grand Central Hotel.
W. W. HAlt.MON, Lessee and Mir.
Headquarters for Lumbermen
Miners and Tourists.
First class bar In connection.
1211-1213 Paclflo Avenue. TACOMA, WasV
v
Tacoma Trunk Factory.
Trunks, Traveling Dags, Suit Case and
Telescopes.
REPAIRING DONE.
730 Pacific Ava.
Tacoma, Wish.
HUNT & NIOTTET CO.
Dealers In
General Hardware
Mill AND LOGGERS' SUPPLIES.
1501-1603-1505 Pacific Avenue
TACOMA, WASH.
...OLYMPIC...
Steam Laundry
407 South J Street
MICHAEL J. BJORN ft LOUIS J. BJOKN
l'KOl'KIKTOMS
TACOMA, WASH.
W. C. HOLMAN.
Dealer in
Agricultural Implements
Wagons, Buggies, Etc.
210, 212, 214 Fiont Street, Cor. Salmon,
.'OUTLAW), O1CIW0N.
WHEN YOU IIUY
Furniture, Carpets and Stoves
YOU IIOUHKKEKI'INO
Cut This Out and Clot a luductlon at
Henry Jennings.
173rl74 Klrst Htraal.
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. H, UYKIIS, I'roprlotor.
Daily Capacity 800 Barrel
Manufacturers of
Blue Ribbon and livers' Rest Floor,
Ilran and Hiorts.
Rolled Hurley always on Hand,
Pendleton, Oregon
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