and therefore assist to buna up nepp-.
ner. Patronizs those who patronise
We hold each and every correspondent re
oonslble lor his or her communication. No
COTre.pondence will be published unlesi i the
writer's real name Is signed as an evidence of
good (alth.
Did yon ever
Bead about tne
Man who
Hid bin
Light under
A bushel t
Yea? well
That is like
Doing business
Without advertising
All the
Snide schemes
In the country
Will not accomplish
Half as much
As a good ad.
tn a good, live,
Legitimate newspaper,
One that
Is read
By the people,
And that owns
Its own
Soul; that
Diet its apace
Like merobandiee,
Worth dollar
For dollar.
ja
j3
Thumb will be seven newspaper men
in the neit Oregon legislature.
China is losing battles on land as well
as at sea at the hands of J span.
Idaho republicans will renominate
n iurv,T,nll without doubt. Ha is
UU.i .uvvy.."".
for free coinage of Bilver 10 to 1.
It now transpires that Jim Hill, of the
n-o.t Northern, is behind Receiver
MoNeill, of the O.
good one.
R. & S. Bill is a
The negro vote went to the straight
demoorats down in Alabama. The
majority of the white population voted
for Kolb, yet be was defeated.
At La Sallb. 111., on the 0th, a Polish
miner was Bbot dead while resrstiog ai
rest. He was a hard case and had play
Art a consDiouous part in labor troubles,
Ru.nNtiKB has decided thai
Indians not uuder a V. 8. India
agent, and permitted to choose land ii
severalty, are citizens, ana can
liqnor the same as soy otht r oitiaen.
The tariff oonferrees have decided to
put a forty cent ad valorem duty oi
sugar, iron ore on the free list and ooh
inrtv ocintB a ton. with, a taflinrnni.b
The demoorsts carried the stnti
eleotion in Alabama on Monday. Tin
tight lay between them and tbe populists
but tbe latter did not have votes enough
so the entire ticket of the demooratt
was elected .
The Japs of Portland are nianifestini.
great interest in the war betweeu Japai
and China. A daily paper is now pub
lished in that city in the Japanesi
language, giving all tbe latest ue
from tbe seat of conlliot. These Japi
are enterprising fellows.
8ouk republican papers are still talk
ing of the good tunes that prevailed ii
the country before the Demuerniii
change in IHU'2. This should b stopped.
as it is unpleasant ami disagreeable to
dtmooraoy, and can be proved by factr
cognizant to tbe people. T.-M.
Mkmbkhh of an envoy from the ex
queen of the Hawaiian inlands to Wash
ingtun ooinplain of being treated ooollj
try the administration. They should bt
thankful that they are not hustled b
coat collar and seat of pants out of th
oapital oity. This oountry got enougl
of the deposed wencb while Olevrltiuo
and Qreshaiu were making love to hei
several months ago. Salem Statesman
"Vote for Cleveland aud 81.25 foi
wheat," was the advice given funnel
by the democratic press in 1802.
Among the most lamentable chsuges
since that time is the sweepiog reduo
ion in the prioe of everything that the
farmer bas for sale. Nothiug short of a
trerneudouB European war will ever
partially restore to farmers the prioei
reoeived for their products in tbe dajt.
of protection sud prosperity. feudle
ton Tribune.
Tueiib is a dill'ereuoe beweeu Freucb
justice aud Chicago justice. Caesano
Hauto, tbe assassin of I'resideut Gamut,
was put on trial at Lyons Tuursda)
morning. Friday noon be was found
guilty and sentenced to death by the
guillotine. Prendergast, tbe assassin of
Carter Uairison, mayor of (Jbioago, wan
put on trial nearly a year ago and con
victed and hanged for the crime len
than a month ago, all because of the
nnwieldy systems and clumsy methods
of the oourts. E O.
Dnokk the preseut oiroutustaooes ,
we dou't kuow that it would be a wise
thing for the government to Use com
plete control of the UoioD 1'iioiUo. Id
tbe first place there ia 000.000
morlgags ahead of tbe goverunieut's,
and a uew road esu be built fur less
money, which tuorttrage would bave to
be paid off before the giiveriiment eoulil
take oontrol. HciiuetHidy baa blundered
woefully ia doing bnairjes" for the
goverunienl. It once held first ronrt.
gaiie on this property, aod to permit a
lew morttfHKtt to supercede the (invert).
meut'l claiui was nothiug more or leaa
thiu robbery. The oentral Paciflo is in :
boot tbe same condition. '
Why iiti
I'rice 1h bow and WUat lirug
ml the Market.
TI.e eoniliiicti of the nbinl market
CoMmti'S unHHtisriu'tory, altliongn Home
dealers nre a little mom hopeful. Tbr
hopefulness is due to the apparent cer
tainty that the corn oropis badlyinjnred
snd proves how cub man's meat may be
another man's poison, says the E. O.
The Minneapolis iribune, discussing
the wheat market, says :
"Much is being said and written about
the low price of wheat, eaoh and evry
one having some pet theory to account
for the position. Some writers have
argued that the world's cotsuming de
mand has fallen off, either directly
through last year's panic or indirectly
through the imagined Insufficiency of
the ujetallio money supply. Tlie Britia n
imports of grain are the safest measure
of the consumptive demand throughout
the world. The returns for the first half
of 1891 are now at band and they show
an astounding increase in the general
demand. Great Britian'a import of
wheat during that period wss not only
much larger than 1893 but was nearly
10,000,000 biiBbela larger than in the
same six montns or. iojz a oeaauu,
will be remembered, wbioh followed the
general harvest failure in Europe. Tbe
fact is thBt two great wheat producing
states one of wbioh until lately was
hardly a faotor in the world's supplies,
and tbe othtr of whicb bas for years suf
fered from adverse crop conditions are
now in tbe market with exceptionally
large amounts of wheat forsale. Russia
and Argentine, on entering the market,
Hud the world's grain storing oenters
nilnd with wheat: tbe United States
already cutting prioes to market its own
huge surplus; another heavy orop in
pn.spect, and India, though s ill tar
below iis harvest leoordof 18111. doubling
its exports over those of a year ago.
fbis shows dearly that competition has
grown so keen that prices of all compet
ing sellers must be out.
TbeBe faots have a most important
bearing upon the future trade relations
of this oountry. While we ma.uiain
anything at all resembling our present
nnlinv nf Droti'Ction, sbvs the Seattle
I'elegrapb, we mav expect to see the
Hteadydevelnpmentof wheat productions
other oouutries. We deolare, to
Treat Britaiu espeoially and to all the
mat of Europe, that we di . not want their
oroduols. They retaliated by not taking
ours, not, indeed, by any formal declara
tion to that efleot, but simply by follow
ing the infallible Inw of commerce that
nations will only buy from natioDS which
buy from them."
There is certainly no philosophy in the
ibe statement madem the last paragraph.
Great Britain will buy what she needs of
us and that is all.
Brace the Nerves.
Sedatives and ODlates won't do it.
These nervines do not make the nerves
itrongrnnd failing to do this .lalL ebufi
ases and these only of nervous
irritation suob drugs may be advisable,
meir frequent use la highly prejudicial
to the delicate organism upon which
they sot, and in order to renew tbeir
jnieting effect increased and dangerous
loses eventually become neoessary.
KoBtetter's Htomaob Bitters is an
Qluient substitute for such pernicious
Irugs. It quiets the nerves by braoing,
ouing, strengthening them. The con
nection between weakness of tbenervous
stem and that of the organs of diges
'ion is a strong aud sympathetic link.
The Bitters, by imparting a healthful
tnptilse to the digestive and assimilnt-
ug functions, promotes throughout the
hnle system a vigor in which the
nerves come iu for a large share. Use
be Bitters iu mulurin, constipation,
odious and kidney trouble.
I'l U.MA.N 8 01.1) PAKTNKlt A UIIUNK ARD.
HYom theChlcaKO Tribune.
liefore the wur, nud buck in New fork
ntate, Charles (lardiner and fleorge M.
Hullraau were fellow npprrtnticeB at the
oubiuet-maker's benoh. When Pnllmitn
Oame to Ohiongo Hiid enguged iu tbe
hodHontisiiig buaiot'Ns (lardiuer come
with him. and wheu rullmiin started to
mild hia drat sleeping oar Uardioer was
hie assistant and ooutldaut. Subsequent
ly Gardiner was tbe foreman of Pullman's
first shop, and ruauy of the early patents
and improvement!, it is Baid, were the
result of his sungesticm aud oreatiou.
Prink was Gardiner's only eueiuv.
I'hrotigh it he lust bis place itb bia old
oompiuiion and fellow apprentice. Time
aud agiiiu he would be taken back to the
shops only to be discharged for druuk
euuess. There has ever been a kiodly
feeling for flardiuer in the Pnllmau
works. He has lived at Kensiugtou and
Pullman ever siuoe the towns were built,
Htid daily went iuto the shops and looked
hI the men working, begged a few dimes
and went to the neurei-t salooD, where be
peut the remainder of the day. He
talked but little aud preferred to sip bie
glass by himself. Yesterday morning
wheu arraigned for druukenness be
stood before Justice Uobhina, his bauds
trembled an from the etIVet of drink be
could not support himself aud an otUoer
had to hold him up. He pleaded guilty
to habitual inebriety aud was St lit to tbe
Waahiugtoniau Home.
V. H. Nelson, who is in the drug busi
ness at Kingville, Mo , has so much con
fidence in Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and lliarrluei Hemedy HihI be warrants
every buttle aud oilers to refund the
money to every customer who is not
aatistled after using it Mr. Nelson
lakes no risk in doiug this because the
Hemedy is a oertain cure fur the diseases
for which it is intended and he knows it.
It is for sale by SI. cum Johnston Drug
Co.
The Vniou Pacific is the shortest line
to the Lewiston, Miuers' lVhght,
Atlantic and South Pass gold fields.
Boy your ticket via Hock Spriugs or
nawnne, rmm winoii points you can go
by a first olass stage Hue to Lewiston,
reaohiug tbe mines the same day.
AWT4 CRUZ, flo straight
me of Key West, "
Carl Duuder, "
Rising Sun, aix for 25 cents.
The Best 6 Cent Cigars
ever sold in Heppner.
For sale '
P. C. Thompson
Co.
ti.
NOT BO EASY A IT LOOKH.
Th e Endeavor to Get Harried Is t inned
by Leeal Requirement.
To get married seems an eaey thing to
the young man whose fanoy lightly turns
to thoughts of love, says tbe New York
Reoorder. But when it oomes to the
aotual oeremony there are a thousand
and one terrors which surround and
threaten to overoome him. Marriage
in semi' states is easy; In others it is as
difficult as obtaining a divorce.
A well-known Philudelphian was
about to be married to a beautiful young
woman who lived in the state of Dela
ware. He bad no idea that tbe marriage
laws of that state were of an appalling
nature. He bad secured hiB noense
and thouabt that was all that was
neoessary.
"Have you filed your bond yet?"
said someone to him the day before the
wedding.
"What?" gnsped he.
"Your bond," repeated the questioner,
You know every mun who is married
in this stiite bas to file a bond for the
protection of the state."
The bridegroom was ralherdubious.but
was fiuully persuaded that this waBafaot
"I'll see a lawyer about iu tbe mom
ni." fund 16. HO ne went, 10 n iriouu
, ... i. 1
who was a legal light aud a nd:
"See here. They tell me I have to
eive a bond to the state wben I get
married."
"Gertainlv. Haven't you done so?"
in a surprised way.
"No; I never heard of suob a thing
before. What kind of bond is it?"
"O.i, any real estate ill do."
"But I haven't any real eHtate."
The lawyer looked at bim a mnmeu
Then he solemnly said:
"Haven't you any friends who own
property ?"
"None that I cure to ask to bind it up
that way. I can't Hsk my bride's lela
tiveB, jou know "
His friend looked at him pityingly.
"You can't postpone the wedding,
can you?"
"What?" shrieked the uufortuuate.
"Of course not, of course not," said
the leunl liaht. soothingly. But the
poor bridegroom looked strioken.
"I'll tell you what I'll do, old man.
I'll attend to the matter for you. Hon t
""iW'yjfing niiiiTau'ouf'to'be-married
then grasped his baud. He could nut
speak for a moment. He pioked up his
hat in a relieve! sort of way and walked
to the door. Then he turned.
"By the way, I forgot to ask you
bow large is tbe amount of the bond
required?"
"Fifty oents," said the lawyer.
Hume and Ahroail
It is the duty of everyone, whether at
borne or travelling for pleasure or busi
ness, to equip himself with tbe remedy
which will keep up strength and prevent
illness, aud cure such ills as are liable
to come upon all iu eveiyday lifd. Eur
instance, Hood's 8 irsaparilla as a
geueral tonic, aud to keep the blood
pure and less liable to absorb tbe germs
of disease, will be well nigh invaluable.
Change of drinking water often oanses
serious trouble, espeoially if one bas
been used to spring water in the oountry.
From a few drops to a teaspoonful of
Hood's Sarsaimrilla iu a tumbler of
water will prevent tbe water having
any iujurious efl'eot.
Hood's Vegetable Pills, as a oathartio,
cause no discomfort, no diHturbaiice, no
loss of sleep, but assist the digestive
organs, bo that satis actory results are
effected iu a natural and regular manner.
Bt the confession of an sccomplioe
the tarriug and feathering of General
Tarsney, of Colorado, proves to have
been done by cfllcers of the law a
sheriff sud deputies.
Bo Economical.
Spend every dollar judiciously aud to
tbe best advantage. Be considerate.
Study every questiou of economy on all
Bides. Do nut jump at Conclusions, but
investigate. If you want power for
pumping, sawing or priutiug, send for
ratalugue of the Hercules G a Engines.
Palmkr Kky Tti-k ti'ouNDBY, i'rout &
Alder Sis., Portlaud, Oregou.
WANTMI-OOl.D M1NKKS.
To develop the gold propertieB in
Lewiston. Miners' Delight, Atlantic,
South Pass, Q ild Creek, or on the
Rustler Belt. You oao get full infor
mation regarding reliable mines which
are for Bale by the camps mentioned by
addressing James A. MeAvoy, oouuty
clerk of Fremont ei tiuty, Lander, Wyo.,
Wm., Stnrgis, Jr., Cheyenne, Wyo., A.
Kendall, cashier First National bank,
Rook Spriugs, Wyo., 8. L. Spaugler,
ohairmnn Fremont board of county
commissi mers, Atlantic Oity, SVyo.
The Union Pacific is the shortest and
quickest line to th l South Pass
country, daily stages from Rock Springs
and Rhwlins.
WANTED Td UI?
or gentleman to represent us in each
comity. Salary 840. 00 per month. Ad
dress with stamp.
Cbas. A. Robinson & Co., Saiina,
Kans.
SA)
II Willi W I fa.
teschluany cour -
Os-Ytftnl ntnlnmn polities one to
Graduates command good positions,
EXPENSES:
TUITION PER TEHM. OF TEN WEEKS
Normal, $6.28; Sub-Normal, 85; Commercial, $6.25.
Tin Ann A 1SIT) LODGING.
n...j t v.mt nini, Hall. 1.75
light, from 81 00 to 81 25 per week; unfurnished r oms oil oents per ween,
and IoduinB in nrivate families from 83.00 to $3.50 per week.
vital, tv.nrf rmvth have always characterized
tn... k f tt,i lDt In tiu hlHtorv.
catalogue cneenuuy kuiuubhv.".-"
or W. A. WANN, Secretary of Faculty. 53-62
Wm. PEN LAND & Co.,
DEALERS IN-
General Merchandise
Farmers' and Stockmen's Supplies.
HI1
ISH TO INFORM the people ot Mor
row County that
Heppner and solicit a liberal share of the trade.
Our Motto is Good Quality and
Reasonable Prices.
U. A. R. NOTICE.
We take this opportunity ot inform
ing our subsonbers that the new com
missioner of peusious bas been appoint
ed. He is an old soldier, and we believe
that soldiers and their heirs will receive
justice at bis hands. We d i not antici
pate that thero will be any radical
changes in the administration of pension
affairs under the new regime.
We would advise, however, that V.
S. soldiers, sailors and tbeir beirs, take
steps to make apt lioation at onoe, ii
they bave not aleady done so, in order
to secure the benefit of the early filing
of their olaims in case there should be
any future pension legiehition.Sueh
piraaVltVns i 6e Tiled in the department at
the earliest possible date.
If tbe U. . soldiers, sailors, or their
widows, children or parents desire in
formation in regard to pension matters,
they should write to the Press Claims
Company, at Washington, D. O., aud
they will prepare and send the necessary
application, if tbey fiud tbem entitled
under tbe numerous laws enacted for
tbeir benefit. Address
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY
Jonn Wkddiirhi'Iin, Managing Attor
ney, Washington, L). O., P.O. Box 383,
A horse kioked H. S. Shafer, i f tbe
Freemyer House, Middlebnrg, N. Y., on
the knee, which laid bim up in bed and
oaused tbe knee joint to become stiff.
A friend recommended bira to use Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, which he did, and
in two days was able to be around. Mr.
Sbufer has recommended it to many
others aud says it Is exoeilent for any
kind of a bruise or sprain. This same
Kemedy is also famous for its cures of
rheumatism. For ea e by Slncum-Jobn
ston Drug Co.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
'Hardware" did you sayT Why, yes
at P. O. Thompson & Co.'s stand, and the
plaoe for bargains. a
The Keeley Institute, at Forest Grove
onres liquor, opium, morphine, oocaine
and tobaoco habit. See ad.
If you want to buy groceries, and
bread stuff cheap, go to the Enterprise
Grocery. Kirk & liuhl, proprietors, a
Tbe general mercnimdise establish
meut formerly owned by Onfilu & McFar
land, has lately changed hands, now be
ing uuder the oontrol aud management
of The McFarland Mercantile Companv,
wbiob continues business at tbe old stand
with a larger stook than ever. a
Intelligence of the Ape.
A naturalist recently declared that
we are wronjr in ascribing unusual in
telligence toauimalsof tbcepe upeeios.
"As it is the only animal with liamb,
it does many things by instinct and
habit and necessity that resemble
the acts of human beings and make it
seem to ua as if it is guided by intel
lect. The ape is hardly more intelli
gent than the dog, If, Indeed, he knows
as much. He has a gift for imitation
nud a capacity for mischief, and that is
the most human part of him. Hut the
animal that really knows the most, or
is capable of being trained so as to
show the most striking results ot edu
cation, is the domestic pig."
1 mT.wN54A?8d
(Tasteless-Effectual.)
BILIOUS and 'NERVOUS
disorders.
Sue as Sick Hsidtchs. Wind ins) Psbi la His
Stomach. 6iMineis. FullnMs. SosUmm tftsr
Mxlt. Oiinneit. Drowsiness, Chills, Flush
ings at Host. Lots of Appetite. Shortnut !
Breath, Costnenets, Scum. Blotctits m tt
Skin. Dittlirstd Sleep. Frightful OrMmt. all
Ntrvous and Trsftiblinf SsnsatKNis. and lr
mgultrttiss Incidsnttl to Ladies.
OoTani with Tutslsn and SolaUs Ooathg.
ui au drwvHts. Prico Ik osmta a Bel.
hi r Mr: S()HH1I?T TKM't.
Thirteenth Annual Session
MONMOUTH, OREGON.
A training s-hoolfor Teachers. Theory and
Prarthecombld Strong ''"!10 fho?oh
EeVareiorv a.,cf Academic Co.... Normal
Advanced Normal, Business, Music and Art
i iHt othpiibh Board sna
lodging, books and tuition not above ilMper
5'fS.r- . , ,....,,,, i. !, hi-antiful and
healthlul location in the very heart of the Will
imet e Valley, twelve miles Southwest o 'the
ty In the s ate without further examination.
i' . Tl Viui rtn Mil nnilH. 111)3 tuai
ner week: furnished rooms with fire and
Board
the work of the Normol,
The coming year
sw.
P. L. CAMPBELL, Presideut.
they have located in
Summons.
TN THECIKCUTTCOURT FOR THE C0l'TTY
1 of Morrow, Btate of Oregon.
Mary J. Doonan, plaintiff, vs. Win. Doonan,
defeudanc. , , . ' , . ,,
To the above named defendant, William
.iwr,.,.. Ii, thA nm nf the Stnto of OreKOll.
your are hereby require? to appear and answer
the complaint men amnnsi you in U",D
Biiiiueu onifc uii . i..u. ..... .....j
I A. P., ism, the same being the first duy oi tne
next reirular term of said i ourt, and il you rail
so to answer, for want tncreot, puuuuu w in
applv to said court for a decree dissolving the
niarrlaue contract existing between said
plaintiff and said defendant, and for
the costs and disbursements of this
suit. This summons is published by
order ol Hon. W L. Bradshaw, judge of said
court. Done at chambers at The Dalles, Oregon,
July 17th, MH.
Ellis, Dawson & Lyons,
251.03. Attorneys for PlaiutiiV.
TAND OFFrtlK AT THE DALLES, OREGON,
J July 211, 1SSH. Notice Is hereby given that
the following named settler has tiled notice cf
his intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, ami that said proof will be made
before J. W. Morrow, county clerk, ot Heppuer
Oregon, on Sept. 1,1894, viz:
WADE H DOOHER,
Hd. application No. 4777 for the N N Vf'A S WV
N W4 and N W)i S Wfc Sec. 30, Tp. 1 s. R. 26
He names the following witnesses to prove
ma continuous rcstuence upon ana cultivation
ui (mm iuiiu, iz:
Cyrus Hitler, Charley Bencflel, Charley Val
eiuiueaun v. ai. nooner, all oi Lexington.
Jas. K. Mookk, HegiBter.
Administrator's Notice.
NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN THAT
letters of administration on the estate of
Frederick KretzBchmar, deceased, were granted
to the undersigned on the 7th day of July, 1B04,
by theCounty Cpurt of Morrow county. All
persons having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit them tome for allowance
at my place of business in Heppner, Morrow
Co.. Oregon, within six months after the date of
hub notice or tnev Shall ue lorever barred.
Also all persons owing said estate are requested
bu ocbiiu lib uiiev,
M. LlCHTKNTHAL.
Administrator.
listen, Heppner, Or.. July 7, 1S94. 247-56
Assessor's Notice.
TTO THE TAXPAYERS OF MrVRRrnv rn
I N tlcc is hereby given that the tax list will
be completed by the last Monday In August,
194 and that at thi dale will be examined by
the county board of equalization Those who
desire corrections or alterations in their sssess-
" icqiureu. 10 appear nelore the board
me i-uiin nouse in nenpiier on above date
R. L SHAW. Assessor,
H.VJ. '. Kobkbts, Deputy.
Heppner, Or., Aug. a, 1S94. M-OU.
CUT THIS OUT
NO. 2301.
Send tills col'PUN and
Cents to
THE HIV LIT MUSIC CO.,
im liearboru St., Chicago, 111.
nd receive (post paid) OXE
PIECE OF Mt'SlC, of your en
choice, named below or THRtE
Pieces for liO cents, or SIX pisvi-si
for 1.0O. Remit postal mtxt or
one aud two cent stamps.
This Coupon not gooj after
December 31st, 18SI4.
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The Latest Music
VOCAL.
Wedoed Afteb the Ball. By Barney Fa-
v. I; et-."o. -.on si. ok oi me aav.
Dedicated to Mr. C. K. Harlrs, author
Of "Afler the Rail " '
ADseaxop AacADiA Waltz song, Lanvon 5C cts
ThA imiQ nf all Inn... .. ,1. .
Adellna Patti.
MOONUOHT OK THK Laooon, by Geo.
obiiirmniiu r
K..,.u,a, ujf mis notea
composer.
THK.E S ll'THERN SONUS- "Vsc.lt
Dan," "Aunt Sis th." " W h e r b Mv
Thnwnh.,n,ln -O j - .. w ,H
U-rletic southern soi g writtin by
Col. Will L. Vlssrher, and arranged bV
W. Hela'rt Lanyon.
INSTRUMENTAL.
AT Eventide, Nocturne for piano, Mar-
VV ',....... -v - -. ets
Drunant Nocturne, about
grade l .v
In Flow'ry Gkovks,
;vcrie for piano.
.'"anus
V) cts
ueauiitul reverie, orltrlmil
toplertse.
f-The above are all fine editions of val
""'ueeopyrlituts.andcannot be had inCHKAP
Coupons must sccompany the order to secure
the reductions nauud.
STRAYED OR STOLKN.
Oue horse branded M S. Fii-.deril
plense returu to Oeor.e M. Mi-asiiiRer,
in them vm fains, or to .. Abrabamsicltl
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