. Tiff?
. suniajs excepted
.s Editor ana Prop. -
"L POSTAGE PAID: '
2.oa
Three
sis -
month, 33 cents:
Ot?
ji.oa uuv
Silvered by carriers, free
5er,rt-;irtcrtcUr,attlieatove
Ill
lj rP3 low ana liberal.
jseff-... ,acA rrnort any and i y
I.rir paper regular
mil utt- . l -.
N.
to
Present5 ia the no
elegant form
FIGS OF CALIFORNIA,
rbined Avitii the medicinal
ofplat known to be
J beneficial to the human
su forming an agreeable
id effective laxative to
Stlv cure Habitual Constl
Wio'n, and the many ills de
Sndicg on. a weak or inactive
condition of the
S'OREYS. LliER flflD BOWELS.
fHs-jiff-O't excellent remedy known to
ttiSS THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY
VLsn cue is TiHoi-.s or Constipated
vG Til AT
PUHSELOOD, REFRESHED SLEEP,
P HEALTH and OTREKOTH
NATURALL? FOLLOW.
Every one is using it and all are
.delighted with it. .
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
STUTJI? 03P 3EXC3r
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAM FRANCISCO, CAL.
itmvilLE. K1. NEW YORK. N. Y
For sale by
KOHEKT K. IBLIjAMY.
wholesale duIguist,
Eoli y, ly a.tw Wilmington,' N. C.
ient
of
to
Klieumatism sinri Catarrh.
Riieumatism and catarrli are both blooa
i-xs. Ia many sovore cases tney nave
leldtotreaiiaeni uiin u. li. i. iojul
ant a, r.a. write lor ooox 01 conTioumij i
r.rofs. sent free.
k. p. DodAtiaata, a., says: "My wife
UMl catarrh and nothln
aid ner any gooa, ,
. .
Irr eoasfnif ion finally tailed and poison got
n:o her blood. I placed her on a use ot B. B. I
and to my surprise her recovery was rapid
complete." -' .
W.P. M(D:ii,iel. Atlanta. Ga,. writes: "I
us much emaciated and had rheumatism so
' . I
ldlcouldnot sret along without crutches. 1
lAhaH r.A11i.fy4.t In frui liAfef-f T?lrat. M !)C? I
iustoasdidmenoeood. Then I tried B. B. r
.L: and its effects were masricaL I cheerfully
?lnS:
rn: I had catarrh six years and a most
ls iwisju, imu uijr ijco . 1
TOIifn. Five bottles Of U. Ji. 11.. tnanK uoa 1 1
riK'ime."
Join M. Davis, Tyler, Texas, writes; "1 was
i;t a number or years to spells ot lnflam--tfoT
rheumatism, which six bottles of B.
iR. thank heaven, has entirely cured. I
ttt leu the slightest pain since."
OCEAN VIEW
BiMiisra- rooms
-AT-
Svilchbick Station !
JliE iXDElibkiNED WOULD INFOltM
'ors to Wii-htbvtlle, the Ilammocks and
hwaa v'ew. that her DINING KUOMS at
itehWk station are now open for the ac-
mahuoa or guests, and thai no pains will
'i1?1!0 S've satisfaction to all who will
iM,at aU Uonni and at Uvlug prices.
ii Vo " ,pnt s maae with large parties
k V "r'Crieiiei": fur 5.M oral cnocniiu at ThA
i,'1 guarantee that every-effort
t.". to please. -iW
MRS. W. K MAYO.
f Molina-Beach Hotel.-
p'K t'AULlSA;iikAC'U 1IOTEL, AT TU.
,05s WatfriEg place of that namo, '
IS NOW OPEN
for the reception of guests.
1 IK-.
' rites " the day, week or month.
ron4bWuf?excePtionaWe- Good rooms
wow rx'as and first rinsi nttATirtTit
LShady on arrival of every train
B. L. PEKRV,
proprietor.
ts.
Sl on the Market!
VJ .- HOES, IJAK'PC BPTJTVIT.
---ii1 st.. Wilmington, N: CJ
olllll
er B ard
WTSTuy BOARD' "tVO'
y -
I I
u'-Osnion.
.... mail, uuv live
Udesirei ' "
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INDEX TO NKW ADTEBTIS8MENT3
Munds Bros Pharmacists ;
Mokkis Beak & Brqs. Notice
Mks Winslow Soothing Syrup .
II M McIntike Straw Mattings
Tatlor's Bazaar Bear in Mind
For fishing lines, leads,bobs, poles
and hooks oall kinds go to the N.
Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
Lawn rakes of the latest nd most
improved patents For sale by the
Jacobi Hdw. Co t
- - i
There is still much disappoint
ment felt at the failure of the troops
parade in the city. - -
There is economy in building barb
A wirefences and in buying your wire
from the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co... t
Mosquito bars, a new 'and conven
kind, for sale by W.-M. Gum
ming, between Star Office and Bank
New Hanover. t -.
We can make you comfortable for
$1.00 by supplying yon with the
Ironclad Oil Stove. N. Jacobi Hdw
Co. '
Mattresses Renovated and made
order into two sections by W. M.
Camming, between Star office and
Bank of New Hanover.
t
Mr. Jv T. LeGrand, of Richmond
county who has been spending a
weekatWrightsyille, returned home
today.' 1
Rev. Dr. Yates was the guest of
Mr. H. M. Bowden yesterday after
noon at Wrightsville. We are glad
to see him looking so well.
Do not be induced to take some
other preparation when you call for
Hood's Sarsaparilla. tie sure to get
Hood's, which is,petuliar.
Nor. barque Frank, Larsen, clear
ed to day for Antwerp, with 1,830
casks spirits, valued at $32,550, ship
ped by Messrs. Alex. Sprnnt & Son.
n , TlllJQ A f.MV Trirant nf
v .- -i -
. AtKinsOIl, UUICI inffineer, RTH
i - (
riVed here yesterday in the Presi
f , . t ,
gr r r ' r - i
Pa inf prs save niorifiv bv bu vinsr
Viiti l.ad. read v mixed naints.
w - - -
j - 7 .
varnishes and brushes from the N.
uacoDi nuw..uo. Aiiey sen none out,
-r l'ii.i mi li i j
the best. ' t
v
uamoune, me nesp stove Voun
in the market. No ust, no mixing
necessary. Use like shoe blacking
Every housekeeper should try it
T7 1 1 AT T.. IT'I ..,
rur tu.it; uy uicn. onuuui uuw.uu. i
A colored boy by the name o
Frank Onslow about 13 years old
had one of his feet badly mutilated
yesterday afternoon, about 6 o'clock
while trving to jump on the Sea
coast train.
Mr, Carson, of the Dallas. TJght
Infantry, who was accidentally
wounded yosterday, as reported
elsewhere, was-allowed by the Sur
geon to be moved to day and has
gone home with his company.
Kefresliiiiff and Invigorating
Delicious Soda Water as drawn from
Munds Brothers' magnificeut new
soda fountain at a temperature o
34. Purest Fruit Svrup,MilkShakes
and Natural Mineral Water,
Police officer " Bryant, was on a
trial before the Criminal Court on
the charge of shooting a Uog on.
private i premises, on appeal from
TitcjTin Hfillie .riiif itrnct nn n i ff oil
yesterday afternoon, the jury pro
nouncingja verdict of not guilty.
Messrs. Isaac - Bear - and Samue
Bear, Jr., the surviving members o
the firm of Morris Bear" & Bros.
announce that the death of their
lamented brother will make no dif
ference in the business of the firm
but that it will be known hereatter;
as heretofore, under the aid style o
Morris Bear Bros.
It is very important in this age ol
vast material progress that a reiue
dy be pleasing tp tb taste-and to
the eyo, eadfty takeu, auceptable to
the stomach and heVlthy in its na
ture" and effects. Possession these
qualities; Syrup of Figs is the one
perfect laxative and most gentle
diuretic known. -
Shirts, ; we have got them by the
million, made "by good and skilfu
hand; po'mVn4 Sop us, wo caoV?
you over fifty five per cent. - We'Jl
not charge you fancy prices,-treat
you well,-don't be afraid, therefore
come and patrit nize; us money, suv
ed is money made, at the Wilming
ton ShirtFactory,123 Market street.
WILMINGTON, N, C. THURSDAY. JULY 18,
,:- Forecasts. . ' y.:'-
For North Carolina, fair weather,
except light local rains near . the
coast and slightly warmer. For
Wilmington, showers this evening.
Come Again.
The Goldsboro Mercury credits
Capt. Hollo well with saying that
Wilmington is the hottest city he
ever saw" and that the mosquitoes
are very bad. We rise to remark
that the maximum temperature here
yesterday was 80 and at Goldsboro
it was 84; on Tuesday it was 83 here
and 84 at Goldsboro. As for the
mosquitoes, we. have'nt found it
necessary yet this Summer to"1sleep
under a net. Come again. ;
. Advent Meet Inc.
Rev. John - A. Caririle. the Weil
known Southern evangelist, expect
ed here to day, has arrived, and will ;
conduct aseries of meetings in the Ad
vent Church of this city,commencing
to morrow night at 8 o'clock, which
will last for one week. Mr. Cargile
is said to be efficient in the defence
of the doctrine of adventism, and
that he has engaged in many discus
sions with scholars and knotty
questions in theology. His knowK
edge of the scriptures and his pecul ;
iar way of delivery are sure to inter
est those who hear him." Everybody
interested bo prepared to propound
questions, which will receive ready
answers. . h
AKuiupus and Its Results.
A uniicuiLv occurreu last evening
at the Encampment between private
Walter Carson, of the Dallas Light
Infantry, Co. K, Fourth Regiment,
and the cook of the company. The
latter advanced toward Mr. Car
son with apiece of board in his
hand, as though to strike him, when
the soldier warned him back and
attempted to draw a pistol from his
hip pocket. In doiugjthjs the ham
mer caught and fell upon a cart
ridge and the weapon was exploded,
wounding Mr. Carson. The ball en.
terea near tne wit mqney ajU rang
ed downward. It is a serious wound
but not necessarily dangerous. He
was carried to :the hospital and re
ceived every care and attention.
alltarino Ik Items,
uur uatnarine i4aKe correspond
dent sends us soiue more items of
interest, for only a few of which can
we find room to day.
Mr. John Barber taught in the
lake 19 perch with one bait. This is
two ahead of Mr. John Barker, who
as reported by us last week caught
7 with one bait.-
-iv t ! t-v tit 11
ur. unanes ;jLuny aim rus son
Rudolph are on a visit to JNewbern
There has been more rftii and. the
crops are again in the grass.
Mrs. Q.S. Lanier died last week.
S.he leaves a devoted husband and
several children.
Mr. J. B. Dawson was very pain
fully injured a few days ago at Mr.
M. L. Ward's mill. His foot caught
in or under the carriage and was
severely crushed.
r. r iir t v .
iur. j. y, uoues" Kitciieu and
kitchen furniture were .destroyed by
fire last Thursday. .
Soiue of the Closing Scenes.
The Encampment of the North
Carolina State Uuard went out in a
blaze of glory yesterday afternoon,
The grounds were thronged with
visitors and the troops while on pa
rade appeared to exeeed all of their
previous efforts. They are certainly
a well drilled body of men.. They
handle their pieces superbly and
their movements and evolutions
would put some veterans to the
blush. Indeed, I there are a dozen
companies in the gimyd, which we
Nyoukl not (er to pit against the
best drilleq regulars in the U. SJ
Army.'' - . ; : 1 !
There was some splendid firing at
the afternoon's parade: fUank car
tridges hadUeen liberally servetl
qut aqtl thu firing wS close and ac
curate. The skirmish djril.l of the
Washington Lights. Infantry . was
very fine and the combined, or "in
teriaced" drill of the Wilmingtoh
Light Infantry and the Fayette vilie
Independent Light Infantry was
one of the prettiest series of mUtftvy
evolutions we lfV(Q oy&x seen.
'The Worst Nasal Catarrh,
no matter of how long standing, is
abVoIutely cured by Dr. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy. It doe.s nc irely
give relief, but reduces permanent
caivp in ;ho wdst cases.' 00 cents-
. .
Don't-forget the excursion to be
given to Carolina Beach to morrow
by the ladies of Fifth Street M. E.
Church. . - - . i -
The Wilmington Light Infantry
left camp at 1 p. ui. and went to
Ocean View to spend the remainder
of the day. '
The . officers and employees of the
Carolina Central Railroad propose
to erect a' handsome and suitable
monument to the memory of the
lamented Col. Jones. If it stands
as. high in the air as Col. Jones did
in the esteeiii and affection of his
, people, its top will pierce the sks.
The subscription books of the In
dustrial Manufacturing Co. will soon
bo closed. - About enough of the
stock has been -taken already to
ustify a commencement. The books
will remain open .but a .few days
onger and those who intend to
take shares should do so at once. .;
'Carolina Beach. "7 "
The Complimentary Excursion
given to the visiting firemen to day
Carolina Beach was a grand success
and was largely attended. The Syl
van Grove carried nearly three
lundred down 011 her 9:30 trip this
morning and this afternoon there
were between six and seven nun
dred. We saw the smiling face of
Capt. John Harper dealing out tick
ets with both hands and he hardly
had time to make change
Wilson Mirror: Our Vvery, clever
and highly esteemed young friend
the affable Sam Westbrook", chief
clerk of the Atlantic View Hotel, at
Wrightsville, is managing the affairs
of that popular resort! with great
tact, good - judgment and most ex
cellent j taste. Affable, courteous
and obliging, he makes indeed an
admirable clerk, and we congratu
late Capt. Manning upon having his
efficient ! services, for he is therirht
man in the right place, ! i
To Be Congratulated.
Adjutant-Gen. Glenn and' Brig
Gen. Anthony are both to be hearti
ly congratulated on the successful ar
rangements made for the Encamp
ment, the good health of the troops,
the good order maintained and the.
generally correct manner in which"
everything .was conducted. Their
successful conduct 'of the Encamp
meut this year gives earnest of what
may be expected in 1890, when the
new camp will be occupied and
when the coast battery will be add
ed to the armament of the camp.
Criminal Court.
The following cases were heard in
this Court this morning:
Alex. Richardson,- Carrie Foster
and Mary Lawrence, affray. Rich,
ardson guilty and sentenced to 3
months in the County House of Cor
rection. The others were discharge
ed. ' '. ' '
Samuel Smith, disorderly conduct.
Not guilty.
Edward Smith, larceny. Judg
ment suspended on payment of
costs at this term.
Thomas Davis, larceny.. Guilty
and sentenced to one year in the
State Penitentiary. -
The Second Regatta. I
Thus far the Carolina Yacht Club
has been very unsuccessful this sea
son in their efforts to entertain the
public with spirited regattas. On
the Fourth the rain interfered very
serioasly with the programme and
yesterday the wind was so light that
it was doubtful, with many, if the
race could be had. However at a
little after noonA tle boats 'got off.
Tho entries were, Little Alice, Capt.
S. P. Cowan; Loulie, Capt. Willie
Atkinson r Rosa, Capt. W. I. Smith;
Vixen, Capt. E. S. Latimer, and Pi
rate, Capt.r Norwood Giles. The
boats came iu in the following order:
Pirate at 227; Vixen at 2:4040-;
Rosa at 2:43-8; Loulie at 2:45:12.
The Little Alice no,t distanced and
time .was tajetv Messrs! Geo. Har
riss, Jr., and Jno. K. Williams were
the judges. " j i
. Advice to R!ailirs. " .
Mrs. WijfSTow's Soothing Sruup
should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. It relieves the lit
tle sufferei-at once; it produces nat-
1 , J A . 1 t . 1 :
ural. ouiet sleen bv relievinsr thei
cnild from pain, and the little cher-
, . . TT7 . "-f. i xx T,
ub awakes as "bnsht as button." It
tne cuiMi, eoitens the guius, -
allavs
all pain, relieveiuwind, regulates the
1" 1 T 1 i
oo.weu, auu is tne riown reme- a 115 MARKET STREET," BETWEEN
dy for diarrhc whether arismg jl Front and Secrnd, to now open for the
from : tecihiufir or otijr cause?, 5 accommodation otsucst3. The table is snp
Yvzntv five ftpSt a. Wkttw T with the best the market affords. Board
alZJ1- lr:iSe: day, weeli)r month. - -. r
a i?6- aeofewlY : 4 : J lyW3t i - ; Mas. wif. qorman.
1889.
NO 168.
The Atlantic Boy. I -
The Ne wbern firemen spent the
day at Wrightsville, the Hammocks
and on the BeachrThev were hand.
somely entertained at the Brown
House, on the Beach. Mr.v R. F.
Warrer. the caterer of this house
is a member of the W. S. F. E. Cor
No. 1, and you may be sure that
they were -handsomely entertained
there. To day they went down to
Carolina Beach and will return this
afternoon. ' -
Banquet ITalls Deserted. . V
Camp Latimer will soon be a de.
.sert. As it is there is already a sad
uess pervading the atmosphere. , Al
of the troops have gone with the ex.
ceptior! of two companies, . the
staff offiers and ? the honorary
reporters. To morrow it is probable
that Col. Fred Olds will be left alone
to deal. with the question of getting
rid of the camp equipage. - :
Altogether it has been a very suc
cessful season, and we hope and be
lieve that it has been a pleasant one
as well to each and every gallant
soldier of the State Guards and our
thousands of guests. True, there
were not so manv men in cam n a8
there were last year, but there were
more officers and some people think
that this oughtto go a long ways
towards supplying a deficiency in
the ranks. 1
NEW AIV EUT 18 EM ISNI'ss
" , '.....'.: - '
f UE UNDERSIGNED TAKETDIS JtETHOD
pi announcing that the death of our brother.
Mr. Morris Bear, will make no change in the
business of the firm. We will continue the
business under the old firm name ot Morris
Bear & Bros.
. ISAAC BEAR,
. SAM'L BJEAR,.JB.,
Surviving Partners.
Wilmington, N. C, July 19th, 1889.
jy 18 lw th sa tu
PIG FISH! PIG FISH!
' 1 1 ...
I ALWALYS KEEP A SUPPLY OF
FRESH FISH -
on hand. As I have my own boat and seine
I always keep from 900 to 300 en hand. Pic nie
parties can be served with Fish or Coffee.
Meals 35c or $1.00 a Day.
JA8 A. HKWLBIT.
Restaurant in 100 yards of Switchback.
Good CIGARS and ice cool BEER always on
hand. Jy Utf;
University of North Carolina
CHAPEL HILL, N. C.
rjiHE NEXT SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER
5, 1889. Thorough instruction is offered in
Literature, Science, Philosophy and Law.
Tuition 130 per session.
For Catalogues, &e., address ...
nON. KEMP P. BATTLE, -Jy
5 tf ' President.
GO TO B. R PENNY,
No. llO market Sircul,
TO BUY YOUR
Clotning, Hato
AND
Furnisliing Goods. .
In order to make room for my Fall and Win
ter Goods, I am now offering my entire stock
of goods at from 10 to 15 per cent, less than
any otfcer boose can or will sell them. . J j
Call at once and secure Bargains. "
B. F. PENNY.
Je36tf
THE CLOTHIEK,
4-
For Rent at the Hammocks
Until April 1st, 1889. V
fpHE PRIVILEGE OF SELLING SOFT
Drinks, Confectioneries and Fruit at the stand
formerly occupied by Mrs. E. Warren. For
ward all bids under seal to J. R. Nolan, Genl
Manager. ... -. J
Also,' for lease Bulidintr Lots on Wrightsville
Beach. - Terms very moderate. Apply to J. B.
: Nolan. Gen'i Manager, lor particulars.
t rcLkSS
I Sec'y Wilmington beacoasc it. K. co.
& : 'star and Jkiessenger copy. -
-The Goriuau House,
-ik. 'C
I'.-- '
yre win to gjoa to rcclvo ccniricitUES
gcnfiral interest, tu$i ? - - j;;
The ntasact tta irxiter catst Biways to far :
nisheatdtaQls'ufvi-'-
oommnTtf cattcia- prat bo irrtttcn cn tut
one side cttna carer. -.
Perednalittfa XSwas; 5
And It ts espCCIy tsx porUctLUrly exder
stood that tne 2tCl docs not always endorsa
the news ot aarcqKL23ita cnies- bo stated
in the editorial columns. S ' ";4 ' 1 H
NEW ADVXHrriaEriDNTD.
Fop
GqIo.
-gUTTER, VKEQAB, ' '
. PEACH AND APPLE CIDER,
At Wholesale. ; -
' VCHAS. F. BROWNE, " " "
j 128 North Water St., WUmlngtonrN C,
3r & tt a&w . ;, v (star copy.)
WilmiB2ton & Weldon Railroad Co
OFFICE OF SECRETARY AND TREASURER ,
" WttXiNaTON,' N.C., July 1,1889.
rpUE BOARD OF ' DIRECTORS OF TDK
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Company
have declared a semi-annual dividend bl tour
per cent, on the capital stock ot this company,
-'. . , .'. . - -.
payable at the office of the Treasurer on and
ijtter July 15th, 1889. The transfer hrjots wiu
sttmd closed from July 1st to July 15th, "1389,
uiciubive. .
" JAS. P. POSTvJJi.,
Treasurer W. & W. an. Co.
Jysiot
.GO-TO-THE
2 r : 5 FOR GOOD, CHEAP - J :
UOAKOING AIfI LODGING
tt " meals at all aoTJRS. : W ;; - "
y..Zr- J. V. A, REAVES, "
nr just below the Public BuUdlnjr.between
Front and Water sts. jy 10 lw -
Pine Apple Ice; 7
T IME-ADE, FROM A MAGNIFICENT .LOT
of Limes Just received from NewToric .--'v
call in and see our handsome Soda Foun
tain. , ' - - --
. MTTNDS.BROTHEKS,
jy 6 tf , , -v, 104 N. Front St. ,
ATLANTIC YHSWi
" WBIGHTSTUXKi X, C ;
r ll E SOLDIER BOYS ARE COMING AND"
the girls are happy,' s - - v T
., Board durinff Bncampment Week
Only G2 Per Day."
lye tt ": 7 "Proprietor. ;
Making Room for Fall Goods
yyBILE OUR STORE IS BEING EN-
larged and remodeled we will close out bal
ance of summer Goods j at greatly reduced
prices. V . - .
. Brown linea-Vcsts TOO, pito Llaen ycsts ".
730, Alpaca Coats f LOO to HOO, 200 CasSncre
pants fioo to iiso, mien iWaio sfiLtrta: at
75c, wortu fL25. ; . ' ; -straw
BATS at 1C33 than cost; : Must be -
je71m
20 Marleet Street..
TrANTJ5D-A WOMAN OF SENSE, EN-
in herl
ences exchanged. Jy8 4w
American Mfg. House, Lock Box :
1585.N.
,Y.
'IN TIME OF PFAGS PEEPARB FOB J?AB.M;
IF YOU AINT GOT BM," , YOU ' MIGHT
' , HATE EM. "; . ; ' ,
Oorneau's Bed Bug IntercepUe
Does the wort Quickly, Quietly and Pleasant
ly, A Permanent Cure---so to speak," Aat
tor coknbau's, tne Alpha ant omega tt all
Bed Bug Poisons, ana Uk0 noctner. Forale
by au Druggist .-r.sajaijgi8aimm
JIYEUY, SALE AND , EXCHANGE 8TA-
bies tiave Just in supplied with Bevena tine,
saddle and buggy norsea. Board tor liorscs
by the day. week or montn at living prices.
Give me a call, carriages always on hand.
North Front St. traylora old stand.) jy 0 lm
White
WE HAVE A LARGS STOCK OF WHITE
GOODS, AND "
Propose to Sell Them.
To effect this, liberal concessions will be made
in prices. They have been placed on the coun
ter and must be told, ..
.-We show a variety of FORTY DIFFERENT
styles" m .
from the tiny hair cord cbecV for infants, to
- ; tho largest Plaid,.
- - , - '- M :
r we show Twenty Different kinds or
PL A ITJ GOO DC,
from Ce. to 60c. per yard.
Embroidered FlonnciugCj
Embroidered Pique & Piquo
Skirtings. '
Our stock is complete and worth the atten-
lion of buyers. The Ladles are respectfully
invited tocalL
enry and respectaDuiry tor our business
locality, middle aged preferred. Salary
month. Permanent Doauon. Refer-
mom
JKO, J. IIEDRIOK.i
myn.U - .
Dy urugiis. r -yyi - : :
uoiae.LlncomtoiW.C.
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