'
Kt T JAMES, Editor and Prop.
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,1.00. one month, 35 cents.
...i..Mi hr carriers, free
pr- of tDe city, - me
riowina UbaraL ,; w
rff1- p;M3, report any and
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NUTRITlOUajUlCJ
FIGS OF CALIFORNIA,
Co-bined wth tlie medicinal
Jes of plant known to be
ctet beneficial to the human .
svsten, forming an agreeable
defective laxative to penna
sestly f1 Habitual Consti- .
pstion, and tbe many ills de
ur&i a weak or inactive
ttsiiitioaof the
liOmS.LiVERftND bowels:
I: u tht ton e-Tctlleut remedy known to
CWSSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY
ft Lta one is Cilious or Constipated
sJthat
UKCLOOD, RCFREOHIflQ SLEEP,
HEALTH and STRENGTH
NATURALLY FOLLOW.
Eveiyone is using it and all are
delighted with it. ;
ASK Y3UH crJUOGlST FOR " ; T
SITIITJI3 OP FZOr0
MANUFACTURED ONLY DY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
, Si fHANClSCO, CAl
Vuiitniir. M. HFW YORK. N. Y
Kor sal by
KOlSi:itT K. UELLAOIV,
WHOLESALE DUl'GGIST,
ok a 26 Wilmington. N. C.
ADRIAN & ArOLLEK8,
WnOLKSAI.K DEALERS IN .
Provisions, Groceries,
Jiprs.-Tobacco, Cigars, .
AND
NfflSSIOJJ JIERCHANTS,
Cor.'FrMit ami Dork St.,
WILSIIXOTOST, N. u.
Caffeine Seidlitz.
F)R TDK SPEEDY KELIEP OP NERVOUS
Headache anl brain fatleue. depression
j iOwin? alcoholic ana otlier excesses, Jieart
jjni. iwtous debility, etc One. grain ot
ptirotromate or caffeine In each dose. Mix
i a powders in warer and drink durlnpr effer-
r?r; JA.Mh.su. kutt, Apotnecary;
st., WUmltgton, N. C. rnch 19
Croquet Setts and Hammocks.
JjmoCKS fl.OO to $2.50, CROQULT- $1.00
CM. Base Ball B Us, Belts, etc A
tar ot thase popular 12 niQs.. handsome-
j nna, in cloth and gilt, only 25 cents each
standard authors in setts, rery cheap. ,
YATES' BOOK IIOTJSEV
Dyi
namite
p'K SALE IX LOTS TO SUIT.
FIIENCU BRO
.Kooky romt or Wilmington, N. a
Notice to Tax-Pavers.
T liX RR AT Til D
WtL fn.(??v? 11111,1 tlie 1st July, to re-
"rtT-ua.,ur n" rpaj ana personal
. rt. m. iu i u. ui. uiu
""J 3 3 Man
3f mon
J AS. O. BURU.
TaxX.lster.:
Sneed & Co..
8lCC8SS0Rs TO KNOXVILLK FURNI-.
t5Se Co., sombet come,. Market and Second
" va.iw, anisiac uesigTis, lowest
rylodr lnvltp,! tn tin onrl tncno.
t ---
na.o myistr
U m and Butter.
N0ltTH CAR0LINA AND S. C, HAMS,
FRESn MOUNTAIN BUTTER.
v 500(13 n an riffhu ' ' " '
11 and 13 So. Water Street
P?(5aR0LINA BEACH
AND S0UTHP0RT. -
T,,R 8YLVAK nnrtvn "
$ Wiml2tQT03l -at- a " M. AND
!
iSlaiw' returning IotMo iAAn r
H- u.. " i "ill leave tnr Cj-.nt v.-. .
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VOL. XIV.
. -lKOBX TO NEW ADTIRTIS1MINT8
f need & Co Pu mil tire
.Notice To dojr owners
The UAXt Closing hours
C W YATKa croquet Setts, etc
For Sale Rovt Boat and Awnlnj
Mrxns Brothers strontla Water
F 8waxx, Aot Family Groceries
Tlie Fourth falls
thrs year on Pri-
day. '
- Warren8 Ice Cream Parlor
open
tf
till 10 p. ui. '
Mr. E; W. Kerr, of Clinton, was in
the city to day., r."
Never a lovelier night was ushered
in upon this world than was last
night. V V
The dog ordinance is in force now.
Badges must be purchased before
the 10th Inftt.
Dr E. Porter of Rocky Point, was
in the city to-day aiid paid us a very
pleasant visit.
Rubber Hose, Lawn Mowers and
Rakes of the latest and most im
proved makes are sold by the N. Ja
cobi Hdw. Co. t
AVantkd 150 ood and experi
enced hands, to work on shirts. Ap
ply at the Wilmington Shirt Fact-ry,
122 Market street. f
There will be a big Sunday School
excursion here on Tuesday next, the
10th inst., froiu Fayetteville, bound
for Carolina Beach."
: -
Keep dry and you will keep
healthy. Umbrellas, rubber coats,
&c, at I. Shrier's, S. .K. corner Front
and Princess streets. t
Mr. J. T. Collins, bf Burgaw, call
etl to see us-yesterday. ' He tells us
that the seasons, are good and that
the farmers are hopeful.
1 aiu Manufacturer's Agent for
Barbed and all kinds of Wire, Com
bination Wire and Iron Fences. Or
ders solicited. James I. Metts. t
Schir Timothy Field, Stratton,
cleared to-day for Cape Haytien,
Hayti, with 163,305. feet lumber, val
ued at $2,243.70, shipped bv Messrs.
S. & W. H. Northrop. v
With VRegal" Pafnt on your house
and "Plastico" on your walls, your
houeVwill be beautiful and your
family happyT Sold by the N. Jacobi
Hdw. ! Co , factory agents. t
r The ward conventions will be held
to-hight at the various places pub
lished elsewhere in notice in this is
sue. ... Delegates are to be chosen to
the County Convention which meets
here on Saturday next.
Mr. Geo. If. Bellamy was in the
city to-day for .the purpose of dis
posing of a drove of fine Brunswick
county beef cattle. rThey were pur
chased by Mr. Jno.' 'F. Garrell and
will be here on Friday."
The first annual report of the Me
chanics1 Home Association shows
net earnings for theyearendipgMay
9th. 1890. amoimtlnp tr 74 rpnt npr
snare, making lif per. cent, per an
num on the amount paid in.
New Push and Pull Blind Hinges.
Locks the" . blind, when opened or
closed. Saves labor and cost of put
ting on inside fastenings, which are
not needed with these hinges. Car
penter, it will pay you to examine
and use same. -N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
. Democratic Primaries.
The 'Democratic voters of New
Hanover county are hereby request
ed to assemble at the; places herein
after named, on Wednesday, June
4th, 1890, to select delegates to a
County .Convention to be held on
Saturday, June 7th, 1800, at 12
o'clock ru.f in the Court House in
Wilmington. N. C, and choose mem
bers of the Executive Committee to
serve for the next ensuing two years:
Tlie voters of First Ward will as
semble at Phoenix Hall at 8 o'clock
p. m. -- -.. . - '-' v' :
The voters of Second Ward at
County Court Room, at 8 o'clock
p. iu.- :" " : '
The voters of Third Ward at City
Hall (upstairs) at 8 o'clock p. ni.
I The-voters of l?ourtn waru aiuity
Ward Bucket Company's Hall.
rr.l linrL-pf noiun&nv's Hall, at 8.
o'clock p. m. 1 '
The voters of Cape Fear township,
at M. G: Chadwfck's ftore, at 12
o'clock iu. v
The vdterslof llarnttt township,
at Macomber's old storev at 12
o'clock m.-- . - -
-Tin voters -of Masonboro town-
; shin, at School House, atl2 o'clockm.
tomec lor sale atthe I The voters oiOr euerai romt town;
8a&tPntnf-nt Isliip, at Biddle'sstoreat 12 o'clock m.
muT 25wnt3f5 T the round trip. By order or Executive Cornmittee
tarutt ,'-,IAiiSfep-- I J. . Bellamy", Jr.., Ch'm.
WILMINGTON, N, C.f WEDNESDAY, JUNE
Forecast.
For North Carolina, continued
high temperature with showers this
afternoon on the coast. Local fore
casts, from 8 a. m. to-day, for Wil
mington and vicinity, light .show
ers. '
Tourists,
Whether on pleasure bent or busi
ness, bhould take on every trip a
bottle of Syrup of Figs, as i acts
most pleasantly and" effectually on
the kidneys, liver and bowels, pre
venting fevers, headaches and other
forms of sickness,. "For sale in 50c
and $1.00 bottles by all leading drug
gists.
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The July Jurors
Jurors forthe Criminal Court, July
term, have been drawn as follows:
Daniel S. Bender, "Nathan Meyer,
William G. Whitehead, I. B.Rhodea,
J. W. Guthrie, Philip Teabo, A.
Werhahn, W. M. Stevenson, W. P.
Ketchum, R. M. Wescott, James
Brinkley, J. M. Cronly, John Meier,
J. O. Nion, H. Schulken, J. T. Mc
Iver, Thomas Gladden, J. W. Carr,
G. W. Penny, W. H. Styron, W. G.
Craig, A. J. Walker, Snotwood Al
len, R. B. Register, A. J. -DeCoher,
C. L. . Frost, J. H. Mallard, C. W.
Reynolds, Victor Zoeller, T. M. Dob-
son, M. A. Daniels, A. Nathan, J. S.
Hancock, J. C. Cor, J. B. Farrar,
Benj. Farrow.
St. Karnabas' School.
The closing exercises of thissohnol
tooK place Monday night belore a
large and deeply interested audi
ence. The hall was crowded to the
doors,, many standing outside un-
abh to gain admission.
All the impils acquitted them
selves so creditably that it would be
hardly fair to make special mention
of anv. They evidenced careful
training and marked improvement
in every respect. The audience
fleemed to thoroughly enjoy the ex
hibition and were in perfect sym
pathy with the pupils in their ef
forts, many expressing, what seem
ed to lie the verdict of all, a com
plete satisfaction and pleasure with
the strong progress made by the
pupils durinir the past year. The
Summer Term begins June 15th.
Portrait of Hon. James Iredell.
t
Raleierh News and Obsemcr: The
picture of James Iredell, of North
Carolina, who was an Associate Jus
tice of the Supreme Court of the
United States, has been presented
to our Supreme Court by Mr. Iredell
Meares, of Wilmington, grandson of
the distinguished jurist. It is an etch
ing copied from a small painting in
Mr. Meares' possession, and was ex
ecuted by Mr. Albert Rosenthal, of
Philadelphia, vJio is an artist of rep
utation, and whose services have
been engaged for the purpose of
collecting and preparing the pic
tures (in this mode of engraving)) of
the Justices of the' United States
Supreme Court, which are to illus
trate "The Lives of the Justices of
the Supreme Court," a book now in
the course of preparation. This pic
ture of Judge Iredell is said to be a
very good one, and it is gratifying
to note the increasing interest of our
people in preserving memorials of
our distinguished men.
Blow Your Xoie.
Alas, too often an admonition of a
mother to her child. The poor in
nocent has probably inherited ca
tarrh and is not responsible for its
sore and filthy nostrils. Did you
know that tender, soft, thin , skin
lining the nostrils, called the mucous.
membrane, extends all over me
body. Every organ in the system
and every orifice at the surface has
this thin delicate lining as a protec
tor. So yon see what a fix the body
is thrown into when the mucous
membrane becomes irritated and in
flamed by constant friction with
poisonous matter in the blood. Ca
tarrh, leucorhear and piles result
frequently froai this condition of af
fairs. These diseases are mere syrapj
touts of impoverished blood. Now
B B B or Botanic Blood Balm, will
by .enriching the blood cause all such
svmtoms to disappear. Give it a
trial.
Henry Reeves, Shellman, tia.,
i A. Ar.r t.mn np wnmftn lino
I. m : urtii rr
v "
. v . w. , . i
suffered two years with meeumg
pileand B B H r.heveo .ue a
once. . . ..
iile, Ga., writes. m P" e. was? m .
nad neaun ior eignt- yea s:.
doctors an;I as many or more
i . ...i..ii..i.ii.i rxr tior
t "jr. ..i y;- ifHoa rifR. B B has
lias
'cured her. - -
The Judicial CouTcntlon.:
The Judicial Convention for this
district meets at Kinaton on the 9th,
of July. Arrangements have been
made to take the delegates ight
through.' A special train has been
arranged for. and this will leave
Goldsboro directly on the arrival of
the .train from Wilmington. The
Convention will be called to order at
2:30 p. tu.
' "The Excursion To-Day.-
The excursion of the Y. M. C. A. to
Carolina Beach to-day was largely
attended. The Oram ea rried down
about 150 at 9:30 o'clock, and at 2.30.
She had about 400 on board, including
the W. L. I., who went dow to
the Beach for their annual target
practice this afternoon. It is prob
able that a large number will also
go down this evening, at 7 o'clock,
on the last trip. The moon will rise
about the time the last party arrives
at the Beach. It has been a fine
day for a trip to the seaside,.
The Raccalaureate at Chanel Hill.
The Baccalaureate sermon at the
University of North Carolina, on
Sunday last, was preached by Rev.
Roberf Strange, of this city, and a
correspondent of the Raleigh News
and Observer says that it was very
able and delivered in fine style to a
large and most attentive congrega
tion. Leaflets containing the ser
vice for Trinity Sunday were distrib
uted for the convenience of. those
not familiar with Episcopal forms.
The text was'Seek ye first theking
dom of God .and his righteousness
and all these things shall be added
to you." He enforced this with such
strength of lauguagearid beauty of
metaphor aud aptness of illustration
and well-told examples taken from
the lives of devoted Christian phi
lanthropists that many old citizens
said, "it is the best sermon we ever
heard." They were forcibly remind
ed of the : presence and political
triumphs gained by his father, Col.-
Robert Strange, and his grandfath
er, Judge Robert Strange,- and re
joiced that such talents and elo
quence are given to the service of
Christ. All the friends of the Uni
versity are triumphant at the sue
cess of one of its boys who grad
uated only eleven years ago. The
cinging was excellent,' led by a" choir
of students with DrY Weaver at the
organ.
Hointad and Loan Association
The fourth annual meeting of the
Wilmington- Homestead and Loan
Association was held last night at
the City Hall, with Mr. C. H. Robin
son in the chair, and Mr. C. C. Brown
secretary.? The annual report of the
President-was read as follows: v
To the 'stockholders' of the Wilming
ton Homestead and Loan Associa
tion: . ' , . Z '-' ' -" "
The year that has passed since our
last meeting has been a prosperous
one with our association, and the
report of the condition, made by our
secretary . and treasurer, will, we
think, be satisfactory to all. An ad
ditional series of 500 shares was is
sued June 1st, 1S89, and was prompt
ly taken up, and during the year
loans have been made on 301 of these
shares, and 30 retired; leaving only
169 free shares in this third series. ,
An amendment passed at our last
annual meeting allowing stockhold
ers to withdraw or retire shares, aud
to receive three-fourths of the earn
ings of the stock, has resulted in the
retiring of quite a number of shares,
mostly in the first series.
An amendment will be proposed
at this meeting to allow the direct
ors to force the withdrawal or retir
ing of the shares of non-borrowers
pro rata on th,e number of shares
held by each one in case money ac
cumulates and cannot be loaned,
paying to each share retired the full
earnings to the date of the retiring
or to the first of the quarter preced
ing. I think this amendment should
be so worded as to allow the direct-
ors to retire shares offered and pay
the full earninxrs instead of three-
fourths as now'allowed. This would
probably obviate any necessity of
forcing any retiring of stock. . It is
clearly better to'adopt this for bor
rowers and non-borrowers, than to,
nllow monev to He idle. If there ar
isnfficient borrowers to use the
monej, u X. w
Urenurcs-cinirr iuiuumm; j
f 1
forcinsr.
The directors have care-
)rntlciinmprArl tnie snnimrt in View
h h.
. 5to ciition o it
. - tu. ..ii..i ..f iitiui
carefully invest! 'atetl be-
-- r ' nlA nn th.ir tVIOnev i
-iv a:".: :i
in
them.
Promisea are easily madef
nut not wways luiuucu
Since thi3 association has oeen
4 1890,
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WO: 146.
started not a dollar has been lost,
the expense of conducting it has
been very small, and the result you
can see by the statement made.
Whether outside organizations can
do better as they must do to fulfill
their promisesis a question for
every one interested to decide.
One change has been made in the
Board of Directors, Mr. Frank H.
Stedtnan having resigned and Mr.
A. D.-Brown being elected in his
place.
Respectfully,
C. II. RpBixoY President.
Tbe report of the Treasurer show
ed that the net earnings of the three
series amount respectively to nine
and one-tenth, ten and six-tenths,
and sixteen percent, per annum on
the amount paid in.
An amendment was adopted to the
constitution, as follows: "That
when it shall appear necessary to
reduce the number of shares not
loaned upon in any of the series, the
directors may, by a two-thirds vote,
compel the redemption of unpledged
shares; such redemption to be made
by calling in from ench non-borrower
his or her proportion of the num
ber of shares to be. retired provid
ed, that all stock soretired shall re
ceive the full profits earned hy the
same up to the date of retirement.
All shareholders shall be considered
non-borrowers who have not a real
estate or stock loan of three-fourths
Hi the amount actually paid to the
association.'
After the re-election of the pres
ent board and a votejof.thanks tothe
officers for their-prosperous manage
ment of the affairs of the association
the meeting adjourned.
fJomiuencinpoii, Friday, the 6th
inst.. and on every Friday thereafter
until October 1st, the banks in tlus
city will close at 12 o'clock, thus giv
ing their employes a weekly half
holiday during the Summer season.
" Hood's Sarsaparilla is on the flood
tide of popularity, which position it
has reached by its own intrinsic, un
doubted merit.
NEW A L V KItTI S EM. ft NTS .
For Sale.
A FINE ROW BOAT TJIaT WILL CAHItY
two people, with everything complete, and a
fine Awning. Apply at
TUIS OFFICE,
or on board Steamer Bessie. Je 4 3t
'Weekly Closing of the Banks.
ON FRIDAY, &TH INST.. AND ON EVERY
Friday thereafter until October 1st, the
Banks of the city will close at 12 o'clock.
W. P. TOOMER, Cashier
W. s. and T. co.
. ' WM. L. SMITH, cashier
Bank of New Hanover.
II. X. BOWDEN, Cashier
Je 4 It
Fl rst NaUonal Bank.
Strontia Mineral Spring Wafer.
V A Mist Delidons Table
For sale by,
31UNDS BROTHERS.
K1 N. Front street. 601 N. Fourth St.
J0 4
fJotice.
MlIK DOO TAX IS NOW IN FORCE, $1.00
L
for aiales and 2.00 for females. After June
10th unlicensed dors will be killed and owners
or keepers fined. Fay license and get Badges
at tne city nam
WJH. A. VIL.LA0,
Je 41t clerk and Treasurer.
North Carolina HaniSr
A FINE, BRIGHT LOT, ALL SOUND, ILE-
1Y.
eclved this day. New invoice CHIP BEEF,
Just received per steamer.
SWEET POTATOES, new IRISH POTA
TOES. Fine assortment fresh CAKES and
CRACKERS. All kinds of Family and Fancy
Groceries.
B. F. 8WANN, Agent, ,
Je 4 tfD4V Opp.l'ront Street Market.
ISLAND BEACH HOTEL
J. A. BROWN, Manager.
jrjAVlNG LEASED THE ABOVE NAMED
Hotel, situated at the Hammocks. I am pre
pared to cater successfully to the warns of
the public. i
The tables will be supplied with iheclioleest
elands ef th season.
Many pLaoes of great interest in ,th" vicin
ity. Surf Bathing Bath Houses in fitiil wawr,
n&e boating taclllUes.' unrivalled nshJng. aiJ
above all an unexcelled cuisine.
Cottages on the Beach connect ?1 wltn We
IlorcL
Prof. Killers ceiebrtca Band engas" ior
theea-son. -
j. a. nicowr.
my 211 , MANAGER.
aJUGt Arrived.
TpIXE LOT OF KENTUCKY HORSES. ANY
one in want of a good ririvln Uorso call at
v CAPT. T. J. F AlTIlERLAn-S
j24t - ' - . -Utery Ct-t;e.
1 -
We wta be glad to rectira ccrmaiati
roaa oar trteaai ca ry asi na tztjcts
Staieraj lateress.tni
Tha name ot the writer Q33t a: trays bo
tlahed to the Editor.
Ooamuieanoaa must be wmtca on
one doa or the paper.
Pexstaaiiaes mut i atoiaM. " '-'
Aai it ta espectatiy an 3 pimsoUrty naif
stood that the Bdttor does eotaiwayi endorl
the views or correspondsata aaJeoi ao '
la the editorLil columns.
NEW ADVKKTlSEMENTflJ
T. M. C. ADAY.
"yy;EDNESD4Y, JUNE ATH, FIRST MOqN
light Excursion to Care Una beachT -
HiUtary Parade, Shooting Jlatch, Musk'ttnd v
other attraction, lncludlntf Kerrcshments.
Through the courtesy of Capt. Kehah, In?,
Wilmington Light Infantry will hare thefr ,
Annual Target practice In. the atic-niooa it
theBcach. - ' . - ' i :
Boats leive Market atreet wharf at d-jw. rn J
andTo'clock. - ?
Last Boat leaves Beach at 11 p. in. ' Jc oirt
Wilmington Seacqast E.R
TLMi: TABLE IN EFFECT JUNE lit," IS3CV I
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a w c: S a r&:
a oj o '
;a to-o ; 5 vy.-g . . , .
if. r : rr
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Fare '5 cents for round trip on Saturdays.
J. R. NOLAN,
JeStf Gcnl Manager.
WOTIOE,
JgY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE. su
perior Court of New Hanover county, April
Term lsoo, I hereby give notice to all persons
holding claims against W. 11. Styron to' pre
sent them to the undersigned on or before V
July 1st, 1890, or they will not be permitted to 1
share In the distribution of the funds of saltt
Styron in my hand3. On that day. the fundi 'j
will bo distributed according to the provisions"
of a deed of assignment made by W. II. Styron
to E. G. Barker. GEORGE ROUNTRKE, j
my 15 oavv 4 w t hur Receiver. -
THE HEWLETT HOUSE.
:0: .
jyjY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC OEN '
erally are rcspearully notified that 1 haye
made extensive additions to my premises at
switchback stauon, Wrlgbtsvlllo Beach, and
am now prepared to acccommodate them, i
with the best of everything. ' '
Fresh Fish, Soft Crabs, Deviled Crabs, R,
ready on the arrival ef every train. - f :
Bar in the rear and separate and dlsUact V ;
from the dinning room. ' v -
my29tf JAS. A. HEWLETT.
SenbleFooiw
AT ,
Geo. It. French & Sons.
50c Opera slippers, former price .75c. . . '..
75c opera siioners. former orica fLtio. fl H
$L( Opera Slipper, former price I UK.
IL25 Opera Slippers, former price tL50.
Oxford Ties, Pat. Tlp,75c.
Oxford Ties, Pat. Tip, f UXW
Oxford Ties, Pac Tip,! UfTs
Oxford Tlenf Pat. Tip, IL5C
Tan Colored Oxford? fl.no.
Tan Colored Oxfords f L35. '
. -
All the above kit lea in Mlttacs and Call
dren'siazes at comparatively low prices. .
Large stock or law. i t.m ntari'Kas. ,
GEO. R FRENCH & SONS,
108 No rib. Front Street, v
(Opposite The Orton ) " my 21 tf
WE HAVE
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LAItCCfAS
SORTMENT OF .
A.
AND
lnHheUtestdefsinH and fancy woods, which
we offer at lowest priors. INSTALMENTS or
CAS H . The public is cordially invited to 2
amine oar Urge and;snperior rtttrt: of Instru
ments. - ::
E. VanLAEK,
407 lted Cross Htrcet.
apl li tf eoj
nPLTTO T) A DT?T? 1; ntcrrnD with
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