LOADED.'
1
m- - : .if U dead I
r 3! -i 1 i ated a revolver at him.
tK'.-.i't Vt-on it was loaded I"
"V, e c r n l"ar it stated that ft man is
lot it- ; '-is1-!' io for what he does not
1 "c-r. ' 1 i t-1 iv presupposes knowledge
f mi tVi-t ! te m micts the man -who ex
ci ' t i :e l i.-norance!
"if 1 ha.1 onlv known" has often been
an unfortunate ranu's apology for soma
evil unknowingly wrought, but in a
matter of peneral interest as for in
stance that Undanum is a poison, that
naphtha isa deadlv explosive, that blood
heavily charged with a winter's accumu
lations ol tne waste or tne syswm, i
cue's duty to know the fact and the conse
quences thereof. Oar good old grand
mothers knew for instance, that the open
ing of spring was the most perilous period
of the year. .
Why? ... ,
Because then the blood stream Is
alutrsish and chilled by the cold weather,
and if not thinned a (rood deal and made
to flow quickly and healthfully through
the arteries and veins, it is impossible to
have good vigor the rest of the year.
Ilences wit now exception,
known as Warner's Log Cabin Sarsa-
parilla, was plentituiiy maae mnu
religiously given to every member of the
family regularly through March, April,
Slay and June. It is a matter of record
that this prudential, preventive and re
storative custom saved many a fit of
sickness, prolonged life and happiness to
a vigorous old age, and did away with
heavy medical expenditures.
Mrs. Masrsrie Kerchwal, Lexington,
Ky., used Warner's Los Cabin Sarsa
parilla, "for nervous sick headache of
w hich I had been a sufferer io years.
It has been a great benefit to me.
Capt. Hugh Harkins, 1114 S. 15th fet.,
Philadelphia, Pa., says "it pnnfied my
blood and removed the blotches from my
skin." Mrs. A are a Smith, Topton, Berks
Uo., fa., says sne suwreij
a akin disease of the worst kind," by
Sarnftnurilla. Bad akin mdi
rates a very bad condition .oi tne '
li von would live aad be well, go to
ITiuSS take no
other, there's nothing lixe it or as gooa,
and completely renovate your impaired
evstem with this simple, old-fashioned
preparation of roots and herbs.
Warner, who makes the famous Fafe
Cure, puts it up, and that is a guarantee
of-excellence an over tub non 'wm.
Take it yourself and cive it to the other
members of the family, including the
children. Yon will be astonished at its
health-giving and life-prolonging powers.
We say this editorially with peifect
confidence, because we have heard good
things of it everywhere, and its name is
a guarantee that it is first class in, every
particular. .
"" ONE DAY'S GRACE.
An Otimatum Wh-we Liberality la Simply
Astonishing
' I'd like to report, ssh, dat my
ar' raissin'," said an old colored
wile
man
who came to the Gratriot Avenue
tion the other day.
"Well, since how long?"
i "'Bout nine days, sah."
! "'Under what circumstances?"
Sta-
Went right off an' didn't
back." y
What's her description?"
' "Black, sab. She's black all
an' got a wart under de left eve.
come
ober,
Dat's
as fur as I remember."
"Have you any idea of her where
abouts?" "Xot 'zSetly, Bah. She might hev
gone to Canada, an' she might be ia de
ribber. She was a very onsartin wo
man." . "Well. if any thing turns up we'll
let you know."
"Thanks, sah; but to-morrer la de
last day, you know. If she doan' come
back by dat time, Tze free of her."
"Bosh! - Who told you that?"
1 "Lots o' folks. Hain't er true?"
'Of course not."
"Hu! bnt I guess it is. Mos' be bo
or dey wouldn't er tole me. Howeber,
to make sartin 'boat it. Til wait 'leben
days 'fore I marry agin, and den she
can't jump on me fur alimony. Much
obleeged. Eah. It's de fust time any of
my wives eber ruh'd off dis way.
Detroit Tree Press.
j Cleansing Ladies Hair.
We obiect to the use of carbonate of
potash by hairdressers for cleansing
the hair of their customers. The
cleansing action . of this powerfully
alkaline substance is very effective, but
it is prejudicial to the hair at the same
time. A . teaspoonful of pulverised
borax in a cup of boiling water, or
cleansing the hair with the yelk of a
J resh egg. and following thi3 with a
warm solution of borax or salt and
water, especially sea-water, is much
preferable, and has the effect of cleans
ing and softening the skin of the scalp.
Eastern ladies, remarkable for beauty
of their hair, adopt the latter mode of
cleaning it Herald of EedUh.
Berlin has gradually become the
headquarters of the carved-wood in
dustry, supplanting Switzerland. Six
hundred artists in wood-carving, the
same number of turners, and seven
hundred carpenters are engaged in the
production of such articles as cigar
cases, newspaper and picture frames,
napkin-rings, etc The value of the
annual export of these trifles is put at
11,250,000.
It is found that living creatures
brought np from eea depths of four
miles or more, suffer greatly from the
changed conditions of pressure and
temperature. At those vast depths the
pressure is tremendous, and the tem
perature is -comparatively - low. On
being brought to the surface, the deep
sea creatures are sometimes torn in
pieces by the powerful expansion of
their organisms occasioned by decrease
in pressure, and "sometimes they abso
lutely melt away before the eyes of the
beholder."
Mountain Dew Fndding. Three
cr.tckers rolled fine, oneejiartef sweet
milk, two-thirds of a enp of sugar,
j-elks of three eggs, salt and nutmeg;
bake twenty minutes; beat the white
of the egg to a froth, add two
thirds of a enp of sug:r and spread
over the pudding; brown slightly in
even.
To educate is to fix moral prin
ciples, aad the work of a farmer so
eonducted asto seenre to him a neat,
and comfortable home is Christianiz
ing. Southern Flnnjer.
A LUCKY TRIAL.
The good Fvrtna which followed Calr
treatment.
San Francisco, February 99, 1888.
TJeak Sib: It affords me great pleasure to send
70a this voluntary statement of my experience In
testing the merits of Joy's Sarsaparllla. For the
past five rears I have been troubled with an ex
ceedingly sluggish liver, snd within the past two
years It has brought within its trail a thoroughly
disordered stomach, including loss of appetite
and distress after eating, pains In the back and
kidneys, and boi's around my neck and face. 1
have tried several remedies which are advertised :
as specially for the liver, and could ne-ver get more
than temporary relief of atx?it a wefk or two. I
was recommended to try m bottle of Joy's Vegetable
. Sarsaparilla as a test, and while taking the tint
bottle I became con vinued of its merits for I could
feel it was working a change in rue. 1 have taken
live fcottles, and daring that time my troubles hsve
left me. Evei ything is working f nil snd regular, i
in fact It has cleansed, pnrified and braced ine up
generally. I fe-l like a new man. You are at per- i
tect liberty to rise this as you see fit, or you tan
ruler whom you piease 10
9
Vsih Beamish, corner Third and Market streeta,
dan 1 ruiiwh
r KNOW IT
TELEGRAPHIC.
ii Mm sT
the Principal Events
Sow
Pablic Interest
The Indianapolis Veneer Company's
works burned. Loss, ftuu.uuu ; insur
ance $33,000. . -
John Muehthaler, a confectioner,
killed his wife and himself at Detroit.
Domestic troubles was the cause.
Trof. B. G. Boots died at Tamaroa,
111., in his seventy-eighth year. He
had been for years President of the
Board of Education of that State.
Charles Cross, the jockey, who was
thrown from his horse at the Jerome
park race. New York, died from his
injuries at Manhattan's hospital.
The hotel at Manitou Park, Colo.
burned, with all the contents, caused
by a log rolling from the fire place,
and setting fire to the house. Loss
150,000.
The Atlas paper mill, controlled by
Kimberly. Clark Company, was to
tally destroyed by fire at Appleton
Wis. Loss, $150,000; insurance, about
$50,000.
Destructive forest fires are raging on
the south shore of Conception bay,
S. At Little Kaynorth twenty-six
families were burned out. One woman
and two children were burned
dentil. I
v I
Commandant llereot, proprietor of
the Louvre, and a warm advocate of
the Boulanger cause, during a fit of
temporary mental aberration, shot his
young wife and then shot himself, at
Paiis, France.
A disastrous fire visited lnnidad,
c oL After a hard fight the fire de
. . . . ; ntrn
of it. but not until the Commercial
hotel, with seven or eight business
houses, had been consumed.
Wra. George, a hotel man. died at
Spring View, Neb., of the glanders.
He contracted the disease while treat
ing a trotting horse which he owned.
George suffered great agony for two
weeks before his death.
Nineteen persons were poisoned at
Kasota, Minn., from eatiug cheese
which was manufactured in W lscon
sin. Many of the victims became in
sensible, after suffering spasms, but
with good treatment will recover.
A tenement house was burned at
Lowell, Mass. Eugenia Yallerand,
aged 18, Feter Yallerand, aged 8, and
Delia Yallerand, aged 5, perished.
Another of the Yallerand family and
another' occupant named Boisveit,
were fatally hurt.
A bottle was picked up on the shore
near Locknow, Ont, containing a note
stating that the schooner TitTen, of
Bay City, was going down with all on
board. There was no date on the note.
The vessel has not been heard from
for some days.
The remains of August Johnson
and his 14-year-old son have been
found on the prairie, near Syracuse,
Ks., and suspicion points to 0car,
brother of August, as the murderer.
The party were traveling and selling
horses. Oscar has disappeared.
David K. Calbert, of Chicago, acci
dentally shot and killed his lS-year-old
bride, at their home. He had
dressed himself, and was picking up
his watch and revolver from the bed,
when the weapon was discharged. The j
ball struck the lady in the breast, and ,
killed her instantly. They were mar
ried enly two weeks.
An atrocious outrage is reported
from Fair Chance, Penn. Samuel
Humbert, an old resident of Fair
Chance, was assaulted by masked men
at his residence, who tortured him for
two hours to make him disclose the
place of his supposed wealth. His
feet were toasted in front of a lire, in
addition to other indignities.
A cash boy named Andiew Howard,
aged 14, has confessed that he etarled
the million dollar fire which destroyed
the dry goods store of Barnes, Hene
gerer & Co., at Buffalo, N. Y. He
says he Btarled the fire because he was
mad at Starring, a floor walker, who
would not excuse him to go to a
funeral at which he was to be a pall
bearer.
Mrs. Sarah Jane Whittling volun
tarily confessed that she had poisoned
her two children at Philadelphia,
Penn., and had furnished her husband
with poison with which, she declares,
he took his own life, on account of
despondency caused by poverty. Mrs.
Wbiteling poisoned her 9-year-old
daughter Bertha, and a boy, Willie,
two years old.
Fillippo Guaetoni, shot Mrs. Louisa
Marri, and then blew out his own
brains. He wsb a constant visitor in
the Marri household and had for some
time made no secret of his love for the
woman. He haA bteen wained by the
woman's husband not to interfere with
the domestic relations of the Mairi
family. Notwithstanding the warn
ing, he forced himself into Mrs.
Marri's bedroom, where the tragedy
was committed.
A thrilling accident occurred at the
Biundage Whirlpool pork elevator at
Lockport, N. Y- Four South Ameri
cans, accompanied by an interpreter,
stepped infS the car to descend to the
rapids, a descent of 300 feet, at an an
gle of forty-five degrees, when the car
suddenly started, and rushed to the
bottom of the incline, where it was
dashed into splinters, and its occu
pants thrown with great force upon
the platform. Before they could es
cape the other car reached the top
with such force that it was detached,
and came down upon the shocked and
bewildered victims of the first car
with a tremendous crash. Mrs. Santa
had a leg broken and was terribly
shaken up and bruised, and her daugh
ter was badly hurt.
A Drawing Feature.
"It has got to be quite the thing for
hows to have lightning crayon artist
among their attractions," remarked
one variety manager to another.
"Yes, and I am inclined to think that
it's a very good thing."
"In what particular respect?"
'Why, these artists are pretty snre
to draw well." Merchant TraviLer.
'Dor utiimhleY' asked A mv. aft
erevpaining t-ometiiin totlie"Hio-h
School girl. "No, my. dea." replied
Mildred, severely, "I do not tumble,
but I precipi ate myself in that direo-
tiou." Pittsburgh Chronicle -
a . .
As an Austin teacher was calling
the roll, he had just come to the name
of Robert Smith, when Robert threw
open the school-room door on -a run
and called out, "Here!" "Robert"
said the teacher, gTavely, "you must
not answer to your name unless you
-are here." Texas Sifting s.
-A child eight jears
cently at Vallejo, Cal.,
tion.
old died ro
of consump-
Maria
COAST CULLINGS.
Devoted Principally to Washington
i
Territory aad California.
The proi-ct for building a large
hotel in Ellenaburg, W. T., is one
that is much talked of lately.
Some fine nuggets were brought In
to Ellensburg. W. T., the past week
from the placers of the Swauk.
The Olmpia (V T.) board of trade
is preparing a circular to advertise the
city. It is to be done by private en
terprise.
A brakeman named A. A. Martin
was crushed to death by the Santa
Fe train near Santa Ana, Cal. He re
sided in Los Angeles, and leaves a
wife.
What was left of the steamer Julia
which was blown up near Vallejo,
Cal., several months since, was sold by
United States Marshal franks, as
trustee, for $015.
Richard Van Staden' was killed at
Mountain Yiew, Cal., by jumping, it
is supposed, from the Mcuterey ex
press train, and his body was honibly
mangled.
A man with a bullet hole near his
heart was found in Columbia square
San Francisco. It is thought the
man was murdered, but it is strange no
! na.A Ii.,,,.! tilt, filtrvta 1 IhA IIAIfVhlul,.
I iioou.
1. 1
John W alton, a waiter in a restau
rant at Los Angeles, Cal., was acci
dentally shot by the ptoprietor, James
Wilson, while the latter was cleaning
a revolver. The ball passed through
Walton s abtiomeu. lhe sound is
probably fatal.
Five young men of Sin Francisco,
whose ages range from 18 to 22, hired
a yawl to take a row on the bay.
When near Government island the
boat capsized and one man, George
Flannery, was drowned. The body
has not been recovered.
Deputy Sheriff Alverd, of Cochia
county, Ariz., had a fight with three
Sonora train robbers in the Whetstone
mountains, 6ixty miles uorth of this
place. The officers succeeded in kill
ing two and mortally wounding the
other one.
Joe Wallace, a young man, met
with a fatal accident on freight trau
No. 13,- between Hot Springs and
Eagle Gorge, W. T. He fell between
the moving cars and was horribly
mutilated. He was brought to the
Fanny Paddock hospital, where he
died.
At the Coyote ranch n-ar Sprhig
ville, Ariz., a shooting affair occurred
between William Magee and Henry
Jenkins. The latter was fatally
wounded, a Robert Thomas, a louker-
on, was shot in the leg, shattering the
bone and amputation was necessary.
Jenkins lived twenty-four hours. He
leaves a wife and three children
Masee was arrested, examined and
discharged on a verdict of justifiable
homicide.
Bertha Scbaefeld, a girl 10 years of
age, residing with her widowed mother
in San Francisco, was sitting on a
stairway on the street, when the boom
of a blast in the vicinity was heard,
and a jagged bit of rock came whiz
zing through the air, striking the
child on the head. lhe unconscious
t child was conveyed to her home, and
medical attendance was summoned.
Her skull was found to be fractured,
and the physicians state there is ao
hope for her recovery.
Dr. E. C. Thatcher, a prominent
physician of San Diego, Cal., com
mitted Etiicide at Itamoua by piercing
bis jugular vein with a lancet and
bleeuing to death. He was commis
sioned surgeon in the navy by Presi
dent Johnson in 1S63, and served till
1S73. He wai a native of Pennsyl
vania. Lately he was addicted to the
use of morphine.
James Ahem, a sewer contractor,
paraded in the democratic demonstra
tion at San Francisco, and returned
homo at a late hour. He. became ill
at about 3 o'clock in the morning and
starting for another room mistook an
open window for a door and walked
through it. A moment later a police
man found him lying on the sidewalk
with his skull fractured and covered
with blood. He died an hour later.
He leaves a widow and five daughters.
Hjrvey Wehs, one of the best
known salesmen traveling out of Chi
cago, was found dead in Golden Gate
Park, in San Francisco, with a bullet
hole through his head and a revolver
by his side with two chambers empty
developments provea mat it was a
case of suicide, and letters found on
his person showed the cause was loss
from gambling. He wrote pitiful let
ters to his wife and children. Among
111s oiner papers was a contract en
tered into with his firm, Kuhn, Nathan
& Fisher, a pr miinent clothing firm
of Chicago, dated D-cember 1, 1887.
It shows that Weiss'e ealary was $4,000
a veir on condition that he made
tales amouuting to $80,000.
A singular shooting aflray occurred
at Mount Pleasant, Utah, the sequel
to which was a marriage. Andrew
Romano had called on a young lady
to whom he had been paying atten
tion, Miss Mortensen. Wh:le engaged
in a slight ecutlle she drew a revolver
Irom his pocket, and, oiuting it at
him, said in a jking manner, she
would shoot him if he did not li her
alone. "Look out! it's loaded," said
Romarro. Just then Miss Moitenson
pulled the trigger when a bullet en
tered the left side of Romano's face.
Almcst wild with frenzy, the girl
threw the revolver away and began to
run. Romano, bleeding profusely,
fell, but got up and went into the
house. A doctor was summoned and
the wound dressed. The (-hooting wac
done at 7 p. m., aud at midnight they
were married.
j m oozen Neganivss.
There are a round dozen things that
you can never got a lady to plead
guilty to, bo she old or young:
That she laces tight.
That her shoes aro too smalL
That she is tinnl at a balL
That she nses any thing but pow
der. That it takes her long to dress.
Tli. 'it she has kept you waiting.
That she blushed when you men
tioned a particular gentleman's name.
That she says what she doesn't
mean.
That she is fond of scandaL
That she ever flirted.
That she can not keep a secret.
That she is in love. Cincinnati
Enquirer.
mt a m
Never borrow trouble if yon can
avoid doing so; bnt in case yoa must
borrow it, try and get it without in
terest. Kentucky Stale Journal.
Is it called the music
of ths few
chaw because few1"
ilP Richmond DLif
.tempt to digest
MARKET REPORT.
fort
Reliable Quotations Carefully Revised
Every Week.
WHEAT Valley, $t 25U
26
Walla Walla, $1 17il 18,.
BARLEY W hole, $1 101 12i;
ground, per ton, 025 00Q27 BO.
OATS Milling, 421345c; feed, 44
HAY Baled, $15 0017 00.
SEED Blue Grass, 141316c.; Tim
othy, 9j(3l0c; Red Clover, 1415e.
FLOUR Patent Roller,
ft 00;
Country Brand, f 3 75.
EGGS Per doi, 20.
BUTTER Fancy roll, per pound.
50c: pickled, 151 Q 20c. : inferior
grade, I5dt22j.
CHEESE Eastern, lG(d20o.; Ore
gon, 14(3 IGc.; California, 14c.
VEGETABLES Beets, pvr sack,
1 50 ; cabbige, per lb., 2 jo. ; carrots,
per rk., fl 25; lettuce, tier dos. 20.;
onions.il 50; potatoes, per 100 lbs.,
50Q75c.; radishes, per do., 1520c. ;
rhubarb, per lb., uo.
HONEY In comb, ner lb.. 18c:
strained, 5 gal. tins, per lb. ojo.
POULTRY Chickens, per do
5 G0(.r0 00 ; ducks, per dot., f 5 00$
6 00; gpese, fO UO58 W: turkeys,
per lb., IB 18c.
PROVISIONS Oregon hams, 13c
per in.; jsaatern, lJ(j)tJJc. ; Eastern
breakfast bacon, 12 Jc. per lb.; Oregon
1213o.; Jfiastern lard, H'lljc. per
lb.; Oregon, lUjc
Ollt.l!.?! FKU1IS Apples, V 2 UU
2 50; Sicily lemons, $5 005 50;
California, $3 50(35 00; Naval oranges
ma
f5 7a; Riverside, fl 00; Mediterra
nean, $4 2a.
VlilKV KUITS Sua dried ap
ples, 7c. per lb. ; machine dried, 10(3
11c; pitieea plums, 13c,; Italian
prunes, 10(3vl4c. ; peaches, 12 J 3 14c
raisins, f 3 ZdUI OU.
WOOL Valley, 14915c; Eastern
Oregon. 12 14c.
HIDES Dry beef hides, 810j.;
culls, Gfilc; kip and calf, $(tl0
Murrain, 10 l2c; tallow, 33ic
LUMBER Rough, per M. 10 00;
edged, per M, 912 00; T. and O
sheathing, per M, f 13 00; No. 2 floor
ing, per M, f 18 UU; Wo. z ceiling, per
M.flS 00; No. 2 rustic, per M,$ 13 00;
clear rough, per M, $20 00 ; clear P. 4
S, per M, $22 60; No. 1 flooring, per
M, $22 50; No. 1 ceiling, pr M,
$22 50; No. 1 rustic, per M, $22 50;
stepping, per M, $2a 00; over 12
inches wide, extra, $1 00; lengths 40
to 50, extra, $2 00; lengths 50 to 60,
extra, $4 00; 1 lath, per M, $2 25;
1$ lath, per M, $2 50.
MEAT Beef, wholesale, 3a31c;
dressed, 7c.; sheen, 3Jc; dresed, 0c;
hogs, dressed, 77fc. ; veal, 708c.
BEANS Quote small whites, $2 50;
pinks, $2; bayos, $2; butter, $2 50;
L.ima, f 3 OO per cental.
COFFEE Quote Salvador, 16c;
Costa Rica, 18 20c.; Ki. 18a20c,
Java, 25c; ArbuckleVs roasted, 22$c
SALT Liverpool grades of fine
quoted $18, $19 and $20 for the three
sices; stock salt, $10.
PICKLES Kegs quoted steady at
$1 35.
SUGAR Prices for banels; Golden
C,5Jc. ; extra C,6c; dry granulated,
tHc; crushed, fine crushed, cube and
powdered, 74c. ; extra C, 5o.; halves
and boxes, $c. higher.
PITH AND POINT.
- Soma people are so sensitive that
they sesni to have corns all orer them.
Ilia wise man is the. man whs
knows what to do when tho time
eomes.
t'eople don t eet famous In a
hurrj, and it takes a deal of work
even to earn yonr bread and butter.
"Will the coining man ass both
arms?" asks a scientist. Us will If his
girl knows how to drive. Omaha
World.
There is a fortnro waiting for ths
man who will invent a humans
method of starting a balky horse.
J udgtng from effects, ths kind of
oil most extensively used for pouring
on troubled waters Is turmoil. N. T.
Sun.
Money Is not nearly so valnabls
as character, for money can not buy
tho respect of thoughtful men and
women.
True politeness Is perfect ease and
freedom. It simply consists In treat
lng others as you like to be treated
yourself, Lord Chesterfield.
ine loader tbs wains ox com'
plaint, the less need for sympathy.
Intense emotions never express them
selves In noise.
Be not offended at a Jest. If one
throw salt at thee, thou will receivs
no harm unless thou hast sore places.
ma rroverb.
It Is only another Illustration of
the law of compensation that women
advanced in views are apt to bo behind
in tbe fashions.
It is not what a man makes but
what he saves that adds to his pros
perity; stop the leaks. "Wanton wasto
makes woeful want"
Ha who does right Is frequently
left alone. Ho who sees under the
surface and discerns the true stato of
things, will be left alone by the undls
cerning multitude.
As tho sword of the best tempered
metal is most flexible, so tho truly
genorous are most pliant and courts
ous in their behavior to their inferiors.
2. Fuller.
HOME AND
FARM.
Soap suds is a splendid
fertiliser
for flowering plants.
The best material for fattening
fowls is sweet potatoes and corn nioaL
A good dressing of manure, an
exchange says, is what most land in
fested with sorrel needs.
Vinegar in the rinsing water of
pink or green calicoes brightens, and
oda answers the same purpose for
blue or purple.
Keeping food before ths fowls con
tinually removes all inducement for
them to scratch. They should bs so
fed as to be compelod to work.
Marble Cake light part: Two
enps of white sugar, one cup ot butter,
a half-cup of sweet milk, whites of four
eggs, two and one-half teaspoons of
baking powder, two cups of flour.
Dark part One cup of brown sugar, a
half cup of molasses, one . cup of bnt
ter, one-fourth of a cup of sour milk,
balf a tamnnnn nf soda. VaTlrs at Ton
eggs, flour to thicken and flaTor. E J
Or. J. C. Arer's widow U reported to b
worth IlVOUO.iXiu. It must bo uk-mmtit com
to those who In dy (tons br forced the
Utile bits or bltu-rnoM aown titttir remuiaoi
Kulietn to reflect that they were contributing to
ttis happiness of somebody.
A BTAB IK THE 1ARK
Sometimes falls of its murderous Intent. The
iasiduoiis and dstardly snacks made upon the
reputation of Ilotitettur's tttoiuach Bitter by
nersons woo seea to oatin ou ouuau anu nrij
tonics as ldenUrai with it, or "lhe same UilnK
under another name, or "squally as oou. in
mnat limtancea react dlaMtrouly UDon the tin-
Drincinled traders anon nonular credulity who
attempt them. couTsrUiin tlielr speculations
Into ruinous failures. The Hitters is a pure,
wholeoome and thorough medicine, adapted to
the total cure and prevention of fTer and ague,
bilious remittent, dyspepsia, constipation, bil
InuicnriM. debility, uorvon nexa and kidney
troubles. Its every tnfti-edient, unlike those la
the Imitations of it, la of an aw-ertalned stand
ard of excellence, and while they, by reason of
their ttery tiroperUea. react lnjuriou-ly upon
the brain and nerToua system, of both ttiote
organs It Is a sedative and inflKoraut. itefuse
all these harmful imitations.
The Great Northern Hallway Company of
BiiRland insists that It entrineer shall take at
least nine Hours' rest between one day's labor
and another as a precaution against accident.
TIIK FLVINO WOVK Or PEACE.
A riehlv fronted aalverins flying Dove.
A lire am of l.lfe screen calendar. An Im
ported Ideal head. An Imported I-ohUmJ
now scene and a fall set of magnificent
floral cards. Fourteen artistic pieces.
Runt to anvona who will buv ftom a drtia-
gtut a box of the genuine Dr C. M'Lank b
Celebrated Liver Pills (price UJ eta.)
and mall us the outside wrapier from me
box with 4 cents in stamps. v nie your
address plainly. Flkminu Bhos., Pitts
BVKua, Pa.
A woman In Perry county. Ky.. has a circular
bole In one of her eyelids through which she
can see when both eyes are closed.
IS THIS WHAT AILS TOl.f
Do you bave dull, heayy headache, obstruo.
II. , r (ha ttaiial nasRurea. dlsrhantes fallinK
from the head Into tbe throaS someUiuea
profuse watery, and a-rid. at others, thick,
. 1 . V. I 1 A rttt.
rid: eyes weak, watery, and inliamed; ringing
In the ears, drarneaa, harkins or cou(liin to
clear the throat, expectoration of otfeoBlye
iMpu-inn. Ill iii iitim UUIUirilL 171 " 1 ' - ,r...
m.ii.p iwrtliir with scabs from Ulcers: voice
chamred and nasal twang: breath onnsJe;
smell and taste impaired; is there a sensation
I. d;n-. wtthttienlal depression, a hackin
couRh and eneral debUltyl If you naye all.
v w..-.v..r.w -------- 7, -'r
Catarrh. I
The more complicated your disease baa become,
h amtxr .the number and diversity ol
rnn ar amit-nnir irom puw . .1.1 1
mtmna Thouaaads of cases annually,
without maniiasuns; in m "
sympioma, result in eonsunipuitn ana niu "
the graye. No dLiease Is so common, mo e de
ceptive and dangerous, or lew understood, or
more unsuoewwf ally treated by pbyicians.
i k. .tm)..tii.r, or i r nam L.uarrn
Itemedy oirer. In kocki I aim, a rewara or
lor a ca- of this disease which tbey cannot
rare. 1 be tiemeay is swa oy aiamc. w i
SO oenls.
.rsU
old t.ouu snakes this season, ranging
in price I
from lau to 1UU eacn.
ALWAYS KKKP tHRTPKB
hash I
Change of temperature are apt to cause
dangerous sickness; In tho full-blood ki
apopleiy.ls to.be feared. When you bave
a pain In the head, feel disay, leverian.
rheumatic or sick at tbe stomach take at
once three to ten ot Brahdrkth s Pills.
Such alight atfectlone are only the har-
hinMM nr fiiMaji or auauen ntuun.
and tho thing to do la to master the
trouble at once. Never let a little sickness
m-t tli hetler of von. Drive It out of
.nni immeriiatelv. Let there be no com
promise, always bave witn you a nox 01
M . vi trrti's Pills, and vou are pre
..a
pared to niiht the worst form of sickness
tn tta ineipiency,
Ther are 77 pudIIs. of whom SS are boys In
the Indian school at Wabash. Ind. Nearly all
ot them are ot the Sioux tribe.
THIEF AKBESIED.
Tho nsa-a was mrltiil with the utmost sat
uration hi tha mniititinltt that ha had terror
ised: but the arrest of a 4ta that Is stealluK
swaf a loTed and valued life. U an achieve
ment inai snoiua inspire nwn-ici nimuiuuc.
i i,,liira rnlit i ti entitles, dettresied sulnt.
n. irnilv miwrahle sensations, with pate.
wan feature, are the rrsuns ot me uisoracmi
kidneys and liver. Arrest the cause at once bf
I ir ll-r- II .IrlM Medical lusroTenr.
h u. nntrir Tralable detretire. thai will
frrrrt out and capture the moat subtle lung or
blood diaoroer. lrugfftsia.
Virn thntisamt nine hundred snd fortv-
seven British soldiers in India are members of
the Soldiers Total ADsunence .association.
CHILDREN STARTING TO HEATH
n aoiint of their Inabilitr to diftest rood.
mill nnrf a mnat marreloua Tooa auu remrar
In Hrstt's fcsaalalsm of I'ure Cod Lirer
Oil tth Hjpopheephltea, f err salatablij and
easily ditrcated. Ur. 8. W. tliHtt. of Waco,
Texas, sars: I have used your emulsion in in
fantile wasting with good results. It not oulv
restore watted Umucs, but irtvee strength and
increases the appetite. 1 am glad to mu tuct
reliable article.
fienator Rannells has introduced a bill In the
Ohio leKhuature providins; that condemned tarn
shall be executed by electricity.
Wrn fragile woman sisht deplorlnfj
The rharuis that auicalr fade aoar.
What poer. the bloom of health restorloe.
tin cnecs n progress of ueuayi
The only aid that s worth attention.
r or pains and ills of aucb description.
Thousands of women gladly mention
"I'ia "l'ierco's Karorite Freserlulion."
The price of this rof al remedy. lr. .rierce's
Favorite Prescription, la but one dollar. Hpe-i-
c fnr ll thnaa chronln al menta and weak
neaars peculiar to women. The ouly medicine
for such maladies, sold by drutrtrUU, nnder a
Dositive Kiierantee from the manufacturers.
that it -Vk ill aire satisfaction or money
funded. Bee guarantee on bottle wrapper.
Large botUea L blx lor fA.
Mrdinir tn tha I)onalas I Kan.) Tribune In
inking- the well for the iur wki at that
nlat-e a slratumof Uvs frogs was struck el
nfiy feet.
Hobb's l,rm.B"VsoTBt.a Pit-te are small
In sise. susrar-coated. eauy to take and act di
recUy on the liver. Try them.
Fnr Threat TMaeaacs) and fssaSs,
use -i(rov-i Bronchial Trot Art. lYlca ti cut.
Sold only in boxet.
I. fl. riMIl. Asaayer aad Aaatytlral
4'keanlat. Laboratory. 108 First sU, fortlaud.
Or. Analrsea made of all subetancee. Hales
for amaTtnv void and allver ores SI. S0l Pacii-
sues sent by mail or express promptly attended
lo, snd returns made.
In illustration of how fast a popular
idea can travel our attention Is called to a
club in Scotland 'hat has placed an order
for s lame lot of Cameo Cigarettes, stat
in tr their desire to adopt the brand and
aakinn; to be allowed to compete for one of
the elegant pictures of Lanptry or I neo.
recently issued exclusively ior those per
sons who would be one In a party who re
turn the largest nutnler of empty Be.
bcxes of this brand of cigarettes in lbBH.
See AnUaetl Piano advertisement
Tbt Germ ka for breakfast.
I hare saved many bad cases of
bloat in cattle by grasping ths tongns
with the hand and pulling it forward.
thus allowing the gas from the stom
ach to escape. Creslon Gazette.
Boards of various sizes should be
kept in convenient places, one for
bread, one for meat, another for out-
tin? and two or three smaller on eg en
which to stand pots and kotlles.
Chambers" Journ U says a joint of
meat may bo kept many days by wrap
ping it loosely in a hne cloth wrunz
out of vinegar and hanging in a draft
i.f air. If the weather Is very war is
the cloth should be moistened twice or
even thrice a da v.
INFANTILE
Skin &v Scalp
DISEASES
.cured by."-
Cuticjfv
FOR CLEANSING. PUKlFTflNO AND
beautifying the akin of children snd infants
and cnrnuT torturing, dlsngtirinK, ltohina. scaly
and nlmDiv diseases of the akin. scalD and
blood, with loss of hair, from Infancy to old age.
the Cutiocra RaMtEBiKS are infallible
Cutiouka. the great Skin Cure, and Ctrrt
CTtra soip, an exquisite Bain Beau tiller, ex
ternally, and UUTtcoRA Kbbolvsnt. the new
Blood luriller, internally, cure every form of
skin and blood diseases, irom pimples to
soro nils.
Sold everywhere. Prioe.CuTlctiRA.90c: Soap.
25c: Resolvent, $1. prepared by the Potteb
Ultra AMD UHBM1CAL 3Q .BOSTON. .MASK.
Send for "How to Cure duln Diseases."
tm' Baby s " -jd Scalp preserved and TFl
S0 bes, f-j -r-" ' Cdticcra Soap.
BED.
-tacheand Weak nans
ICUW
' 'AIM PI.ABTSR.an
- plMter. Sos.
CHRYSANTHEMUMS.
Soma t'seful Hints About the C nit a re !
This t harming- riant.
This charming race (Pyrdhrum sin-
enst), which may justly be considered
everybody's flower, from its easy cul
ture and it wide adaptability to soils
and localities, Is especially valuable for
comiusr In at a time when approaching
winter denudes the gardens of their ac
customed ornaments." Indeed. It seems
almost smoke and frost proof, and will
struggle on against both drawbacks
with the perseverance and resolution
that a brave spirit encounters difficul
ties, blooming dining intervals when
ever open weather permit till Its pe
riod of duiy is accomplished. Under
the shelter of gla, of course tills is not
Interfered with, hut a warm house Is not
required; Indeed, it Is rather against
the welfare of this plant. The
chrysanthemum has undergone sim
ilar improvement to that which has
attended mi many other favorite plants.
New types Imve-'lieen Intnidtieed, and
new varieties have come to the front.
Of all these, however, the Japanese are
unquestionably the cremo de la ereme.
As to tln-ir treatment, it is wonn wiine
notimr that the taller varieties succeed
well trained against a wall, and in mat
position, beinyf somewhat sheltered,
continue to flower later than In the
open ground. For indoor blooming In
pots. 11 will lie mot auvaniageous tor
amateurs to purcnase compact, nine
plants about to come into flower. But
. m . 1 a .
where any oi tne tiwnrr Kinos are not
already in bloom In the borders, same
may b taken up witu a gooa -uau
and dromied Into pots (not too small)
already prepared, with crocks for
drainage, and rich loamy and sandy
soil about one-tlurd tip tne pos lor
the ball to rest upon. Then drop
the ball Into the pot with as little dis
turbance as passible, and fill in firmly
nritk tlm &il nlrendr named. Water
. ..... - j
with tepid water, aim aeep tne piauia
close for a few days. If this operation
be carefully done, the plants win re
ceive no greater cheek than will pro
tract their flowering for a short time
which is one of the advantages ot such
a procedure. To increase a stock of
lavortte varieties, young lut-Kcn irwiu
the roots may le taken after the bloom-
ins' has entirely ceased. J-rfit tnem oe
potunl sin-ly In small pot of sandy
soil, and I'lacod in
trenue notoeu in a i
frump, or kept in a warm gren-houe
if such be at vomtnanu. ah tncj grow
they mnsi no sniitea once or twice, no
coruins; to circumstances, and will b
fit to plant out or potted on if Intended
for that mode of culture. London
Queen.
saw awan--e-pas a a mm aw. a
1'otato Lemon Pudding. Three
ounces of potatoes, tho grated rind and
Juice of two fine lemons, three ounces
of white ausrar. two ooncis of butter:
grate off the lemon peel with lumps of
sugar, beat them and add to the other
ingredients; boil tho potatoes nd peel
them, mixing all together with the
lemon juice and two beaten eggs; bake
it slightly.
iTtHise rn.Es.
Irs rroMS M wtotiirg; loteoae Renins and aUnaing.
nvwt at nlht; wonw h? erakcbl&c. U allovad to aon
tiniM toxmn funn. p h!ch orta bleed aad alontata.
hceinilns rry ar. SwiVKK's OlSTMKT Moss tin
Vchln and
no blw
lin, beaia uVvratiota, a&d la maay
raiofa th lumort. It im eotxailr etficacions la
eunnf ail fekin Irtaranra. DR. SWATNK 4 golf.
'rtptn-ur. cut iaa-inia. bwiTvrs tM.fTiir'T oaa
b obtatoad ot drusUta. Bent by mall tar W Caa.
In c.tss of pol'oninj ths si m pis
rule is to get tbo pdson out of ths
stomach at soon as possible. Mustard
and salt act promptly as emetics, and
thej are always at hand. Stir a table-
spoonful in a glass of water, and let
the person swallow it qnickly. if it
does not caue romiting In firs min
utes repeat the dose. After romiting
give the whites of two or three eggs
and sond for the doctor. Boston
Budget.
Ginger Snaps Oae cop sugar, ens
enp bntter, one tablespoon ginger, one
teaspoon soda dissolved ia a little
water and s much flour as can be
stirred in. finch off pieces as large as
a good-'ized marble, roll In the hands,
flatten slightly and place in the tin,
leat ing room far them to spread. Bake
in a moderate oven and watch closely,
as the burn easily-. Leave ia tha tin
nntil cool enough to snap. Irulianap
olis Journal.
It is a common practice in Franes
lo coat tha beams, the j nsb and the
under sido of the flooring of buildings
with a thick coating of lime-wash as
a safeguard against fire. It Is a pre
ventive of prime ignition, although It
will not check a fire when once savder
beadwaj. Public Opinion.
An excellent egg-prod uoing food
I one part corn meal, two parts bram.
two parts ground oats, ons part
ground meat and one part middlings,
to which mar be addd a small pro
portion of bona meal and salt; scald
It and food earlr in ths mornisjr.
SARSAPARILLA, YELLOW DOCK,
AJro
Iodide of JPotzuss.
It rans Bhsom attsk. NnnaAlxilA. Bolls, TJraptaa,
Borofula, Otu.
sleraurUbl pains
Uatarrb. i-oiaufs. na't ntwun, ana
II Purifla the Blood, KtMturw Uv
Llvar and aidnan
Coaiplaxioa BrUhi and Oleac
to fee tiny Mttoa, eUka
J. R. GATES A CO., Proprietor.
417 Kansense t Saa Creuseteee,
.
MMimLlki
- Jn2' XVuhx1- J-
Its stinerlor exi-ellonra proven In ml'ltcns of boms fot wJfri lie I -'?'-( " iil f
mure than a iaartr of a centuir. It Is uxtxl by tha ,' - A I '' I 1 1." f - . i .
Vultwl Htab-a ikiTtsntnirnt. Eudorard by tbe hvads uf I 1 I I " I ! f :- . -J i
tbr tlrrat Unlrsralilm as tbr Stmnrot, Iunw and must f II I :' I f. f. j f-1 ' J j 't I
UeaitUful. Dr . I-rice's dram lUkiug Vowilof dues not f Jt L. I ss i t i
euauda Amroonl s Linif (r AltHn. Hold imly lu aana I 11 . 3
I UU.K KAKI.NU I-UWDKK CO. IP . J J " " . ." 2 i 7 vL
mi rout cuicaoo. sr. locib. I Is ' "H 1 1 v H t J i 11 ' m - mt - "5 - -
: ' wM'- t j I- ' i : , V--
B Big anas given nnlvar- - - 4 - i , 5 J' - j -
cCe.irVI'-1 utcUon in the V . 1 gN -V .' i t V
f fl TO $ daT8.J cure of aonorrboa and Vi: t 1 1 f - J J - J v. - , -
V otaotnnaUa Dsestur, IU. ''J V"l 1 'l-STrS-t T A " . ' 1 .t "
V Vyy price si.oo: . 1 AM ! a Ii Iff VhJ - - .vcr
TrwTlSg5'iiS Bold by Pnnaglata M
1
gWVCOBS Oil
FOR rTWINE.
. CUBES
Hog Cholera and all
Diseases of Hogs, j
-aZXKJUL DIRECTIOSSVm freely '
In ths kof (win. If they will not eat drench
with mil Into which a small quantity of
the Oil is pat
Soli ky DmwUU amd Dealert Xtnrtka.
IKS. CHARLES A V0SELER CO.. Saltiisra. MS.
BETTER THAN
IRRIGATION I
-IS.-, HKW ILLCSTRATED
JtSkJuS VS CATALOGUE OF FASH
IONABLE SHOES.
Tha Finest and most Complete Shoe Cata
logue aver published in the United States. It
will enable yon to boy your footwear as intelli
gently ana profitably as though yoa Tiaited
our store and personally made yonr purchase.
Sent Freo to any address. . Send
for it now to
Mast's
138 and 740 Market St., S. P. j
T you smoke a pipe?
you do, take the
advice of thousands of
old smokers that have
tried it, and smoke
"Seal of North Carolina"
Plug Out.
YOU
will find it the
best Smoking
Tobacco ever sold on
this coast. It is made
from three vear old To-
baCCO.-Rmokefl Soft and
. . . .
cool, and will last twice
as long as the many
cheap imitations that
are flooding the market.
CnnnffC 8eal of North
Oil iU.VL Carolina and
yoUatOnCeSe'e WhyithaS
fha lorrroof ea1o rf onr,
Tobacco on the coast.
If roxtr dnler does Dot keep it he trill
get it for yoa. it he raise? your trade.
PIAI10S.;
tic, in turn in no-oti(
1st rremiama S,0O tn wc,
to yean tal4l hcd. Hvw
rmtcnted Steel Tun nr Do-
. kv vl.icK nnr Pknot
1 I. mvmmmi A lisaiS srWH tlmT ItsT) Tlrt affCted
by clixeate. iso w ooa o psix, drsk, mu, inrma,
cradc, decay, or wear oot ; wa fum-r, it. To- j
rant Roaevood Case. 4 ftriogr. doable rftttt!f i
iccxn; Bftni r7 w rww xv.v . 4 ?
Call or write fct Catatos, frre. T. M. A .NTLtU
PIASO CO.. llaaatactarera. Old wviwmv xuai9 Jtar
krt aad SereeliStreeta, Saa Fineiaco.
ThS Oregon National Bank,
OF TORT-LAX D.
IBuuWMto Horoooat Savtart Ban I
CARTab FaiO IX,
Tn l i taaOeeesel
PanVrr Cusixjeas.
AfKVWTjrrd kept sub loebMk.
StXia ft. X CHAN OK on 8a Franoi and Sea Task.
ELY'S CATATSRH
CREAM BiLH.
I tvffertA from
rrttarrh I! years.
Tfc droppings in
to the throat trere
nauseating. My
nose Nel almoet
daily. Sine the
first 7aV stse of
El y's C'rea m Bal m
htve had no Need
ing, the soreness is
entirely gone. D.
G. Davidson, rrith
the Boston Budget.
A pertirie Is apptfe4 brto trnc antrO and ares iMa,
Filet se ent at tirsixwta: he no. mateM. oteeoi
JLI KiurrtiKiuf c n ama em.a, no i on
seism mm mm By retara mart.
Fall IlMrfsfla
Td 11 mt Utm
MOODT St OO Cisirisasti. 0.c
OLD SORES AND ULCERS M
udlcsean4hjrU.U-rVUKISSSll.fK. I-nrr,-SUla.
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TO THE LiVXIlJS:
Jacobs 6c Co.,
laUaafaetatani aad Lmfsorten ot
Ladies' (Mdreii. and leasts' Wear,
US Keeejr Ktreet. 8. r.
Illustrated Catalogues seat free on application
f-rjt'
T
HrAY-FEVER
..... n , . : -;.
benerai Agent lor ADVANCE Threshers and t.
CLOSING OUT
UB IMMENSE STOCK Of SVMiJElt EAI BKJU- '
CAS VKLEaWEAK, at H an! tl.SO pn u;t.
Latest Jeslifat In PERCALE SHIHTS, t!ir latt
tj la Collars an J ons jjalr Cu3, tl.SJ s&A.
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232,Kearnv St., near Bush.
Sand lor Illa-trmtad Catalog!.
V '
nrct ts errs
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LIXTJ-K V
KGETAlIt-1S
FOR THE LIVER.
perfect dIseioa accoMpli-!iI
bvt.itlnsr J!ob1' ttttto Vrs-
tabl 1 ills, laii Wooderfi:!
dt .Jtl,lTSep'IVn',lf'i,"',
a. ari'la;l Iukjs ot tiia tlftr
and titonsua.
5 Tho fiHowlns mr-Um r u'.t
tya'T
of t-'.
from ciijefi-ses
a lwreuvo
Orran-: Clsinstipfitioa, Jleail
J ache. I'M ourn, u
Tatola-Uouth,C.iuA!,SJt;r
stoina-li,C?oRtedTona;uvel-
lnn.u of Kkin, Vain In tl-o
n:p.e;ir. lloiiU'it Uttle Vcec-
tal.! J-IIls wi'dfrtJO the systi-ra
of all tbco and Jr.anyoth -r dti
al oK.tr, Tbeytrosensr-eoated,
M very sTnall,cay ttakr,only
- ono r ill n tSoftn, hut tid w !ta
10 wondCTfnirt-solt,T"Tey vsre-
vegetables iad:gtfuo'to C'alilor
nla and Mexi-.-o. 'l ry them euro
and U jrevorsitrr you will rtM3-
- r Vrt.-A 2A t.'rnlf St
wmn i vial, or five for il.00. A 11 eras?
flstg or sent by mail for eah or K'p. hr.
!8l
MED1CINE CO., fKTS, ti TMKiS!, Vi.
The BTJTEBS' GUIDE is
issoed March and Bept
each year. It Is an ency.
! clopedia or menu lmor.
'mation for all wbo par.
chase tha luxuries or the
necessities of life. We
can clothe yoa. and famish yon with
all tbe necessary and unnecessary
appliances to ride, walk, dance, sleep,
eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church,
or stay at home, sod in various sizes,
styles and quantities. Just fignre on
what is required to do all these things
C0MF0RTA8LT. and yon can make a fair
estimate of the value of the BUYEES'
GUIDE, which will be sent npon
receipt of IO cents to psy postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
1X1-11 Michigan Avenne. Chicago. LU.
0R.SPKVi
SSrSsDr.Spirmey &Co.PoSIKr
N ERVOUS r
Jemcy. kc dn to excnwei or atzxsa, ctltcj,
YOUNG MENsaSVS
cretion fihonli thmi?lv of onr treat-rxt.
chATe. pro ptly and mMf ccred.
viiusij nuu v v lit t r-txi a.r km. w ii nai umi m isy-
MIDDLE-AGED M
ee of KidtMT. or P!dd YTnk Back, Kerrot'i
XebiittT. ajt:nsr of gxTEal Etzeiafftla, etc cnrel
and restored to ht-mlthr tikot.
"B. frVrnonn cnahVa to viwH txs jnay b ti gatdt
t t&eir hoTnn. by corrrToTi1frrC. Mdtrtprtj ajid
irtctz ct!on et by mail or xnre. Conraitatioa
rc. 8&d4cents m utarr pur Ube Yoong Jiaa&
Sricad or tuld tJ odiociu
WELL DRILLS
F03 EVEBT PURPOSE.
Sold on Trial I
iTiTestJwnt nfttl, profit
i .
i -
fir, "ir roc lor mtUiua
i arjr trlcMni'.l Catai: raw
!ti'.& frr;l narUcuiara, . Stmtt
u!attred by
GOULDS ft AUSTIfl,
T te 1 Lka St.
CHICACO, ll.i
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F U If I rOFOSl IRRIGATION
( AND RECLAMATION.
Wade ty Saa PnmcJ n TotM Ot. "orVa. Fire aed
DRUGGISTS.
A ywms man IS resra old. with a year and a
half eaperieuctr in a arst-ela'drag slor, wants
a position. Speahs Kiiglieb. t-h-riTan ami
Frendi. B-t of references. Very nu vtenat
wtlary expeot-d. Address P. C.1L. care I'aimer
& Key. rortland. Or.
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