Ashland tidings., May 09, 1879, Image 2

AS II LAND
THE
FRIDAY
TIDIN G S .1 CHANGE OF SCHOOL HOUKS
MAY 9, 1S79.
VE10 OF THE ARMY BILL Y ITII
AMENDMENTS.
On Tuesday of last week the
President returned the army ap­
propriation bill with his veto to
the House of Representatives.
The objections to the bill are
stated in a clear, concise form,and
are, of course, due only to the
rider which was the cause of the
extra session of Congress. This
is an amendment to a statute now
in force concerninif the use of
troops to preserve order at the
polls at elections of members of
Congress and Presidential elect­
ions. The statute now in force
reads as follows:
See. 2(02. No military or caval
officer or other person engaged in the
military or naval service of the Unittd
States, shall order, bring, keep or have
under Lis authority or ci ntrcl any
troops or armt d men at the place where
any ger.eral or special election is In Id
in any slat»», uuleca it be necessary to
repel armed enemies of the United
States or to keep peace at the polls.
G<*. ki *; i I News,
R. T. BALDWIN SR.
J ames T h . kxtum ,
W. H. A txisson ,
J acob W aobkh ,
EXPRESS,
Are invited to Rend in their orders
and are assured that they shall
receive prompt attention at
prices that defy competition.
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FURNITURE, SASH, BUND.
DOOR AND MOULD­
ING
FACTORY.
MARSH & CO
GRANITE STREET.
ASJTLkND
OREGON.
«U«.
All kind« of Planing, Moulding.
Turning, Circular «nd
bcroll ¡Sawing.
Furniture and Ornarrenta!
Carving, Etc. Cene
to Order.
Furniture. Sa*h. Door» E|i«d»
M< uldiuF c- n-l»D'i «a baud
a0.1 tn d- io ord*r.
• ••
Wa will contrari tn ¿»-igr »rid atari • I
kind.« ot l>ui|<lin|>ti
W: «u
<•
iLoar «mplMiin«
w || furni*b *|; (ba
mm atiat r> quirrii fot da c><n*ua*iian at
any building ready tor •••cup .ny [ n Um
MARSH & t 0.
JUST RECEIVED
—AT THE—
ASHLAND DRUG STORE
The largest stock of
DRUGS. MEDICINES, I1OLI
DAY GOODS, ETC.,
— Kr»r recvlTtd^a A.htea/—
o
and te«l the truth vftttrir aaaertiona
They will »pare no pains t«i maintain, mm
Stationary,
Perfnrnery
— AND —
fully than er<-r, the reputation of their
Toilrl Article«.
house, a* the acknowledged
— TOYS —
HEADQUARTERS,
—PUKE WINES ax» LIQUORS—
-Fur medieil purpote»-
FOB----
ASHLAND WOOLEN MILLS. :
Pipes,
W. H. ATKINSON,
S« CMSTART.
— C i g a r a. —
Groceries, Hardware, Cloth
PAINTS, OILS, VARNIsH, GLASS,
ing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
BRUSHES, ETC., ETC
Millinery and Dress Goods.
CANDIR», KUT8
Crockery, Glass and Tin-
FINK CON FICTION «.
CAref.lly cuoipou-x!«/
th« lae«t drag«.
TSAVJNG ROUGHT TIIR JNTER»RT OF W.
H. A ik I l « i'iu b« A ikl .M i D kl ' u SiuaB, I
«u-.l I rer. ec fully
• rx».in.«i .«<* m iw l « r«a>
■MC* w leb hiw been eu librrally «^.euded i>. ib« pi«-
prk u’. ia tba pa*t.
(3-?4tf.
DR. J. II. CBIfWOOD.
pers, Cloaks.
Selling off Cheap
ahi *
PHEHHIPTIOV
Ware, Shawls, Wrap­
FOR CASH
Tobacco
-A ND-
Staple and Fa cy Gcods
And, in fact, everything required for th
JESSEN A IrFLAND,
Trade of
YREKA, CALIFORN
SOUTHERN AND SOUTH EV TERN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
CLOTHING, BOOTS,
AND SHOES.
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS
OREGON*.
+ •
A FULL AK8OTTMEMT OF
*.1____
IRON and STEEL
STOVES, TINWARE, HARDWARE,
ANXOIKCB
TO
For Blacksmiths' and General
use.
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE.
TUET ÀHKi
ALWAYS
A FULL LINE OF
PAINTS Í ILS ANO GLASS
—iiau—
Cheaper than any other House
in Ashland.
ASHX.AKD
Bacon,
Lard,
L ard C ams ..........15. D ollars per. 100
W atxr Bucxrrs..................... 50 »es .
Hams,
Eggs and Butter.
T'
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Winchester Repeating Rifles from
FOR TUB INFORMATION OF
DEALERS AND CONSUMERS
GOODS
TBIT WJIL BAT THAT
THEY KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
CONSISTING OF
A LARGE SUPPLY
I x > «
I
THAT
OPEN FOB TRADE
I
♦ »•llái
AND
la <rrat variety »Ld of new aud vario«* de.'ft*.
-MARBLE
.a
PLANING MILL.
te call upon tLetn in A.bland
BARGAINS !
O phir -
MECHANICS
PATRONS,
A
H
L. 8.P. MARSH, A.F.SuUh EH. J. R. t I RK.
E. K. A mdkbbom .
A ppecial frtdght train ma-le the run
We have received various com­
MANUFACTURER OF, AND DEALER IN,
fa«
City to Chicago last Thurs­
J. M. Me Call & Co.,
munications from parties in Port­ day tn in Jerscy
24 hours.
land concerning a movement on
The inter-oceanic congress meets in SADDLERY AND HARNESS
— T he —
foot to secure a change in the France
on the 15tb. America wilt he
series of school readers used in reprereuted. The congrees is txpeeted
ÂIKSAKD WtiOLIN MANUFaC
MERGANSER, LAKE COUN i Y, OREGON.
Oregon. It is alleged that there to settle between Darien and Nicuru
Ma n Street, Ashknd
TUÍUN6 CO.
is great dissatisfaction with those gnu.
Cliinot>k salmon have j 1st reached
now in use, the ‘‘Pacific Coast”
the fulls at Oregon City.
ALWAYS ON HAND,
NEW DEPARTURE!
series,published by Bancroft & Co ,
Several
row«
have
lately
di»
d
in
the
and that it is essential to the wel­
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
<»l Hillsbnro from eutiug wild
'HUE UNDEB'IGXED fi« m a d nft-i
fare of the school children that vicinity
-ABE MOW MARINO -
parsnips.
RANDLES,
JL
iHn
t«»
U orlj Î i
these books be discarded. While
BRIDLES,
FPU UM,
N. R. D v «.of Wyom’n? has bought
BTIRKUP8,
—Cat Bi In Hsintf —
the Pacific coast readers may be 12,000 head of «.»ttte in Grant cjouiv
H T8,
WHIPS.
LASHES,
CANCHO
Or approved piodnae dejivr-d—except
quite vulnerable to criticism and from P< te French.
when b} *peei>d .gi. rui Lit a stiori a«d lint-
—FROM—
may be inferior in some respects
The wool crop piomoestobu very
iird
cie*iit invi b-- given.
R-p’-ifn; p-omp iy
cbeq ly «lone Give ni
toothers which are now published, large in Wu-co county
• c liuti' c uvi.o? juur eirm ba’ juu •• u » ve n..»t>
ry by trail. g will we.
13 lu fl
R. T. B. BR.
This will enable v» /• <>JTsr biller prices
we do not believe them to be so
M heat sells for 78 cents a bushel nn
than ever before.
defective in any essential respect s icked at D tx tun.
THE VERY BEST KATIVE WOOL
as to warrant a change from them
Tom. M»rry, of the Dilles Inland
Millinery Store.
to the books of some other pub­ Empire, is on a lecturing tour through
^^i)ULD announce io »lie p< «pie ■ f J »ek
On Mau S r«et
lishing house, with all the incon- Eastern Oregon.
cun »nd Lik" c«'.iutiea hat ik* v have
Philadelphia has 40 female physi­ \sli!and
----- Oicgun.
vcirence and expense it would
met c«d rcceiring tlieir New Spring Stuck.
cians.
incur. If the books in question
I h ivo tow on tti«ud a beau iful »rtor merit of
«nd that everv <.av will wim -a- addi'i- n* to
S-’Zaior Grover I r « introduced a Lili
were works upon history which appropriating
$100 000 for thw con H-t*, B-ii-r-.e»-, •« >a.le* Fr-n- li Fi tters, Wreath. BLANKETS,
th« large«! »tock of
contained erroneous statements in «traction o a ciscó n bous- and bond
l’lu.e*. Ne *Ti->, U»e-. Suit-, Ju-, I. .lies'
l';ui:U'.Ug G. mle, elC.,etc. etc Alsj
mutters of fact,or upon geography eil warehouse at Portlaud
FLANNELS,
or geology and contained grave
Dnrinc At ril the public debt in-
BuUrick Patterns
CASSIMERES,
errors in the subject matter, then creased $19 952
and the Warner Health Corset.
a change would be demanded im­
Mr«. Secretary Sherman h i* gone to
C^jTA 1 i>r lere lr.nn uriisUDi» promptly filled.
DOESKINS,
peratively; but with readers the Europe accoiupanied by tier dunghter. C-j5*Every th hg -.-Id < heap for C-»h.
U’./*" bf* «hit u, Pie-eing nud Colom g, i- ♦r,e very
AND HOSIERY.
MERCI1A DISE
case is somewhat different, l lie The lions- Committee io inquire into lea.etl
iu-l>i>ei.
*v2ultill
the
cans»*
of
tne
pr.
—
ent
depr»
Hsit>n
of
primary use of those books is
Mrs. II. D. Jones.
will leave Washington for Cdi
simply to teach children to read, labor
foruia July 15th.
and that this may be well accon -
Eeor b ought to this tnaikrt. They desire l*>
The Grand Jury o' Clackamas county
plished with the rentiers now in returned true bills ugniunt Widiam J. N. T erwilliger .
say tn vraiy r.«da< «f this ptper.tbat if
use we do not doubt. It might Fairchild nnd Frai k I» rm.rd, «bo ure
Id prepared to do ull kind* of
be possible toobtain books contain­ charged with the imirder of M rw*.
Hager. The trial «i 1 probably cum PAINTING,
CHAINING
ing more interesting sketches far menee
this week
¿TANBARD GOODS SO¿D AT THE
— AND—
mature readers, but we do not
A man named Miles is lieoig tried in
believe the advantage to be gained S It L^ke for poly garn i. He attempt
would be sufficient to justify the e<l to tnatry ihire «'Hum at <>•.<?•*
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
W agon and B uggy P ainting
Miss
O*l
D,
who
t-nCap
d,
CdlltVS
the
expense to parents which a change
a specialty.
would require. This is a small »met.
Work
«’one at living rate*.
Cx2T
Wrn H. Crawford. wh<» br-tke open
Willduit, they propr.gr te do lb« l*rg««t
matter to some, but to the head of the O. & C. R R Co.’s safe at Eijgei e
'P.IIANKING II1E runi.i? FOR past fa -
a large family, who has to strug­ several mom be ago. bus Lem seutt need L vote I (uni tv sr>uie uf il.e a u e iu i e future.
bn«in*a« thia »pring «nd «titniner, ever
gle hard to keep his children at to pen’tenlisrv l'»r fiv. y-urn.
done by then in tLe last five
—OLD AND NEW.—
school, a few dollars is a matter
yean*, and that they can
of considerable moment.
The
To-•'ay
Bargains
!
agitation of the question savors
poailirely »aka it te
too much of underground work ASHLAND and LINKVILLE
th** advantage of every one
Bargains !
bv ambitious publishers.
The amendment to this statute
proposed in the rider upon the ap­
propriation bill omits the words
“or to keep peace at the polls.”
The President in his message
quoted various provisions enacted
at different towns to prevent mili­
tary interference with elections,
and claims that they are all suffi­
cient for the purpose. He says:
“No case of such interference lias
in fact occured since the passage
of the act last referred to. No offi­
cer of the United States has ap­
peared under orders at any plac<*
of election in any state, nor has
complaint even ot the presence of
U. S. troops been made in any
quarter. It may therefore be
confidently stated that there is no
necessity for the enactment of
section 6 of the bill before me to
prevent military interference at
elections.
The laws- already in
Bargains !
SLOW REMEDY.
forceare all that is required for that
end. • • • • National legis­
The tardiness of the remedy for H. F. PHILLIPS, Proprietor,
lation to provide safeguards for our mail troubles on the Lake view
tice and honest elections is neces­ route reminds us of Dickens’ de­ TS NOW RUNNING A II \CK PErWEEN TDTS
Fountain & Farlow,
*■ ¡.l.ie ¡u<l I.i tv II , vvi ich e v « A-I’.l n I <-n
sary, as experience has shown, not scription of the business of the“cir- Motd->,7
a . m , ofeich vv -k, arriving at T.ttikvllle
only to secure the right to vote to cumlocution office.” Of course Tues-1 y ev-t in/. Ix* vs I. nkviile f r return t ip
RE SELLING cut the’r Stock to
111 ike room tor
the enfranchised race at the south, w? could not expect that in a coun­ W-rlne.d y moruii g,riving ut Aeblaul Thu-shy
cve .l :g.
but also to prevent fraudulent try of such extent as ours the gov­
New Goods «
voting in large cities of the north. ernment could hold evey mail Far« te di wny)............................................. $S 00
• • • • ’The present laws earlier to the strict performance Private hacks furnished at»r.y lime. [-1S- f
CALL on tli -m ¡in n slulely an i scuri
have in practice unquestionably of his duty and prevent entirely
conduced to prevention of fraud. temporary failures and inconven­ Forwarding and Commission
The states may employ both mili- iences to the people; but in this
Agent,
tarv and civil power to keep the case it would seem to the un­ H.
MURTON,
pr.-:ct‘ and to enforce laws at state initiated that there has been far
elections, It is now proposed to about three moths sufficient cause
Roseburg Oregon
deny the United States even the for the government to begin meas­
as a L arge and commodious w xrf -
hoii——Am, I- r. o'ii ■>> «tor- f »ivli' ¡nl
necessary civil authority to pro- ures to compel the carrier to ful­ H ev-ry
kiixl of pri duce. Mccliaiite (,f Soli'he n
Oregon vi 1 timi u to their intere.t to ship a:l Leigh!
tect national elections. 77
fill his contract or give place to Il ro gli H i- Il Hl-e.
This position of the President is some one else. The condition of Wool, b e-'ll. Iloti-, lii’c*. • tc., c •Diiirnel to my
re lor noe or rhij mem «ill rece v piompt atteu-
all the stronger because of his oc­ affairs has been reported to tin; de­ c l--n.
ASHLAND MARBLE WORKS,
Te n h Lorn P >rt!an l to Rosburg:
cupying a position above and in­ partment,and still the abuses con­
Freight per ton........................................... 91 on
dependent of the majority of pol­ tinue. It may be that our relief Salt
SO
per car load..........................................
iticians of his own party. From is bound up in the legitimate red t-iJ-.Mi.ik go d- c-.ieol II. !.. M. (4S-3- f.
the day of nomination Hayes has tape of the government, but it
J. H. Russell, Prop’r.,
has manifested a desire to prevent must be a humiliation for the de­ The Fast Trotting Stai
sectional antagonism and see jus­ partment to contess it if it is. We
lion.
aving again settled in this
tice dom* to all sections and all doubt if such violation of mail
place <>ud turned my eatire attention
classes. He has been decried by service in England or the English
l«> the
rabid partisans among the Repub­ provinces would be allowed to
licans, and has been accused of continue as long. Colwell has at
MARBLE BUSINESS,
having no opinions, because his different times and to different
—W ill stand the prt'F«nt w<nn of
opinions differed from theirs, lie persons hinted that his discrepan­ 1879.
comoienemg on Ai iil 1-t mid I am prepared to fill all or lerà with neat
has been charged with the absence cies would be overlooked or treated » Dilmg July 10th. II” will l-ent A-l - D -3 uu<l dl'palcll.
of stiffening in the make-up of his leniently because of his being a land Tno-drtVH and nt Pl.CBn x Weiln.-e-
moral “back bone,” but has per­ cousin of the department. Is this tlaya; the balance of the w.-t-ii at M tti- MONUMENTS
TA BLETS
riinc'» st»»!»!-' in J-vek-onvilh*.
severed in his
I course, unmovd by
explanation of the tardiness of DESCRIPTION—Ophir i« a beanti
—A .YD—
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ridicule or threats, ami evidently the government in enforcing
the fnl d«rk cbe.-ttint, witlpmt murk or
spot. 15 blind- 3*4 incbeH hiuh, an»l
HEADSTON ES
there is no likelihood of his yield­ fulfiillment of its contracts?
weigba 1 200 po'ii d«. h aoiendid nmd
ing the position he has taken upon
The people between Linkville di-poaition, mid will lie 10 years t>hl on Executed in any description of
this question.
and Lakeview are really worse off the 15th day of July.
M arble .
Upon the practice of tacking Í in respect to postal matters than —lie lias a Record <»f 2:35—
foreign measures upon appropria­ if no mail route passed through
PEDIGREE—Ophir was aired by
Special Attention
tion bills, the Pres dent speaks out their country. Trusting to the tli»- c»-lrl*r.tt» d tr» ttmg st »l i<m, K-n
forcibly, strongly
Br»»k^«i Leg
c * denouncing the »cents of the government matters tncky Hunter, h»* by
Paid to orders from all parts o*
principle. He says: ‘‘It has be­ of importance for transmission by Hinder, of New York; grandsire, S»tr-
r»-l Hunter; great grandsire, Ob! Ken­
SOUTHERN OREGON.
come a common practice of all mail, they have been deceived and tucky
Hnuter; great great grandsire,
parties, when in power, to have suffered loss when if they had de­ Highlander.
Prices, reasonable—Address
S rrt 1 Hunter’s Dim was a Sir
adopted minor abuses; and great I pended upon private carriers
J. H. R ussell ,
wastes of public money have in would have been avoided. We i Henry mare from Kentucky, from
no34 v3 lvr
A-lilend. Oregon.
which the ntime Kentucky originated,
this way crept into appropriation know of one gentleman who con­ the
n «me of •-itiitcr w is derived from
bills. The public opinion of the templates bringing suit for dam­ bis English Hnuter blood.
NL TLEY.
GEO
Kentucky Hunters’« dam (from a
country is against it. The states ages sustained; and the amount
MouliehihH mure ) was Hired by the ,
which have recently adopted con­ of inconvenience experienced by «rotting stallion Harden Hunt-r; grand- ,
stitutions have generally provided many cannot be estimated. The sire. Sorrel Hunter; great grandsire, I
a remedy for the evil bv enacting assistant postmaster general has Old K- fitneky Hnuter; great-great
that no law shall contain more telegraphed again to the post­ gra».d-ire, Highlamler.
Th;? is n correct- pedigree of Ken i
than one subject, which shall master at this place to hire some tnckv
ilnnter. and makes turn about |
plainly be expressed in its title. one to put the mails through until seven eighths H««n‘er; or, p«*r!ia| 8, bet­
known fts M'Ssenger blood, and
The constitutions of more than half the contractor can make
per- ter
1
which lias be* u thoroughly prov» n to
of the states contain substantially manent arrangements, but. as I m . t»>e fastest and bear stock of horses
this provision: “The public wel­ before, the compensation to be ever i«>tr<»d<i<t»d into the Untied S '«tee
’ pint’- Dim uu« sit'd by D«vid BOOT i SHOE STORE
fare will be promoted in many ! allowed is far front sufficient to
ways by a return to the early warrant anyone in stocking up the Hill; b- r dam was sired by Pi ince Al- |
hurt, a M' S-eneer owned by Wil lam 1
—Next do r to the Po4 offi«e—
practices of goverment and to the : |jne
ft cost of several thousand Reynold-», of C tlu-a cotiu y, Cilif,,r- ‘
true principle of legislation which dollars) for a few weeks’ run. This ttiu. Ophir's dam is now owned in
requires that every measure shall kind of farcical efforts bv the de­ Sii-ta Ctara rotjuty by Dr. C. L ‘ THANKS TO THE PUBLIC
Fret'Cli; her dam ia owned by I). M. | For lh» ir Libe-•! l’ivromg»». which lie
stand or fall according to its own partment will accomplish nothing, Reavis,
ot Butte county. Thev «re
cep - »s le-’i'KO
'I eir appre-
merits.”
If it were understood ami we can look tor no relief un­ both dm*, large an»l splendid rosd-teia. j
ci>iii*>n Hi* piirpo-e is to
that to attach to an appropriation til the arrival of S. E. Huntly, the
P edigree of O phir ' s D am s S ire -
D.vtd
H II a as —tr.«! by Black Li»'t>;
a measure irrelevant to the general original contractor, who is ex­
tie
by D.«vtd Hill’s cel» brated tr.-t'ii g
object of the bill would imperil pected to leave Boise City for this stallion B urk Hawk; l.e by Si.erman
“Grow W.th the Place.”
and probably prevent its passage place to-morrow.
Morvan; »»• by Justin Morgan, and tie
bv Tine Briton, who wan imported
and approval, a valuable reform in
from England and used by General HE IS IN FAVQB OF THOSE WHO
the parliamentary practice of con­
Of the veto message the Chicago DeLatmy as a charger on L»mg lsim>d.
gress would be accomplished.”
Tinies says: “Mr. Hayes has taken in 1777. Daviil Hill’s dam was got bv
WEAR GOOD BOOTS AND
an oath to faithfully execute the Hamldetonian; he by Ai> laUxb; be by
The game of politics will have office of president and protect and old Membritio, and lie by imported
L7rj3d^7 U4®^» «Jt* üa dB lötto
The dam <4 H.»mb«« t»mimi
far less to do with determining defend the constitution. He has i ' Messenger
was Charles Kent’s mure by imported
the choice of the next President, performed that duty with a bold­ i Bellfottuder
Materials of <11 kind*, encl) hs
the Boston Transcript thinks,than ness and vigor that will commend
TERMS—Single service $20. payable in
—FRENCH —
the wire-pullers imagine. It is him to the applause of all good i advance, tor the reason. t30, payable >H
the
end
thereof.
I'l-iivnce
$10,
payable
AND
not within the power ot the wisest citizens.”
wh n it i< ascertained th it the mare is in
ALLIGATOR GOODS,
politicians to predict the course
foal
All pnasib'.e Caie will be tiken by an ex-
of either party as respects the
uire
A Democratic caucus of the pi-riene-d
Aid
thing elre that th« public may r
linnd, who thorough'v ii"<le'-
Presidential struggle.
House agreed to pass the rider of sliind- the «H-attnetit of nt «re# and horses,
ALWAYS ON HAND,
the army bill as a seperate meas­ to nv id act ¡»li-iK-: but will no' be respon­
sible should any «iccur. Pasturage lutn-
An<l all woik gotten up iu the
The Democrats have nominated ure, defering all action upon the i.-bed at r< aaunable tate*.
S. L- DANIELS, Proprietor.
Dr. Luke P. Blackburn for Gov­ appropriation till the President
VERY REST STYLE.
Jons
C
owan . Gr-'cm.
GEO. NUTLEY
acts upon this.
ernor of Kentucky.
ííUI/lolitlv
Morris Buuut
j .V .Vt-cui:.
Extra Boston Syrup,
Table
and Pocket
Cutlery.
Flannels,
Doeskins
Clothing,
Blankeis,
Casstmerts,
Aiwa/» on hand and for tale at 1 ow « m prier*
B. F. REESER.
Ashland, Oreg. Nov. 15, 1878 if,
OF
EVERY
KIND
CR
RS
CR
Rs
racker
packep
J**Tbe highest Market prices paid for'W^
AND DISPOSE OF THEM
Wagon Shop.
WHEAT — OATS— BARLET— BACON
111E UNDERSIGN El> WILL BE FOUND
—AND LARD—
at hi- shop on Main afreet, two doo a
fom «he livery stabler, where be is prepare«!
to do all kinds or work iu bis line t ibe
Io* e*l price.
1
CHEAPER
THAN TH K Y CAN BE PROCURED ELSE­
WHERE,
and furnish a first - class article :
WAGONS, BUGGIES AND ALL KINDS
AT THAT.
Of Vehicles Made to Order.
Rep .iring of all kinds ione with dispatch
call »od tee me,
tteltf.
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