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THE DAILY CITIZEN.
By RANDOLPH-KERR PRINTING CO
EThk Paii.t Citurn, Democratic, in published
every afternoon (except Sunday) at the fol
lowing rates strictly cuah :
One Year 0 .00
Sii Montha ?
Three Montha '-J'
One Month J"
One Week lr'
THE DAIE.Y CITIZKN.
la on ale at the followlngplacea in Aahevllle:
CITIZKN OFl'ICB.
BATTKR V PARK NHW8 STAND.
Ol.BN NOCK NKWS STAND.
MODKL C1GAK STORK, l'atton Ave.
MONDAY. MARCH 9. 1891.
It is not larc business, itrrcstini:
nicmlxTS of tlic Salvation army. l)iit
Captain Sawyer unH his followers are
not wholly blameless. If his preaching
and sinning draw a crowd that obstructs
the streets he should be perfectly willing
to no elsewhere. The most of his beet
work cannot lie done on a public siiian
given up frequently to rat-baiting and in
view of sidewalks continually obstructed
against the ordinances of the city. Tin
Captain should, rather, get out into the
byways leaving the public square to
other law breakers. To say that he is
"called" to sjicak at a particular spot i
nonsense, lie is "called" to conform to
the law of the community in which hi
is. so long ns they do not conlliet with
his views of what is moral according to
the dictates of his conscience.
"North Carolina will be at the World's
Fair with a novel display. The dans
have Iwen approved. The exhibit will In
an artificial hill of iron, covered with
terraced soil, and it will show the pro
gress of North Carolina from the time 01
its lirst settlement."
On uiokinc; over the foregoing.'! second
time we observe that a serious mistake
has leen made. The original item U
from the New York Herald and where
the words North Carolina are should be
the word Mexico. That is to say, far
off, half civilized Mexico bids lair to out
shine North Carolina with her $-'",-0011
appropriation at the World's Fair.
Is that what our alliance legislature was
elected for that and the state priming
contract ?
Tim republican party was rcumlintcd
at the polls last November. Then il
went into congress and with the voles 01
many members whom the people bail
announced it had no use for, created a
deficit ill the treasury. Consequently
there will probably Ik? an increase of tax
ation. These facts ought to be enough
to keep the republican partyjout of power
lor a genera t ion; they ought also lo change
our present illogical way ol allowing
repudiated legislators to legislate. Tin
people having elected a man he oughl
not to be conqielled to stand around ani:
see his defeated rival mukiag laws.
North Carolina'!. Colored I'opu-
li&Uou.
Plum tile Cliurli'Stnn Now anil Conner
The white population of North Cnroli
na has gained materially on the colored
population in the last ten years, but a
further comparison of figures will show
that the colored population of thcstaU
has sustained itself rcmarkablv well,
nevertheless. In lStio the number of the
colored population was ."i7. percent, ol
the number of the white population. In
IS'.iotht proportion had fallen only to
"1 ier cent. which shows a loss ol but
3. per cent, in thirty years.
He Thinks He Kiiowh,
l-'rom the lilirlium r.luhe.
The weather will I all right the fourth
of next )ulv. This is authentic.
S7.177; .Vt'M S.
Alamance could not stand $300 lor
the state chemist's analvsis of a dead
negro's stomach, and the coroner's jury
concluded that he was bitten bv a mad
dog.
Cherokee Scout : A man who claims
to know savs the big laud deal about to
be closed on Valley River involves the
vast sum of $'.100,000. The bulk ot thr
projierty is in Cherokee county.
It is estimated that the sixteen min
isters in Cleveland county receive tor
their salaries a total ol $('1,-100. This in
cludes $1!,6T0 total paid in Shelby by the
cnurcnes. 1 nc glorious gosei in Llcvc
land county costs less than this one dis
tiller receives from dramdrinkcrs in this
san.j county ! ! Shelby Aurora.
The failure of the three C.'s K. R. is a
great calamity to the people of this
county. Not to the public at large, but
to the individuals whom it owes. They
will never get a cent. It is estimated
that the company owes over $."i0,()0(l in
this county alone. Other counties, both
in North and South Carolina arc simi
larly served. Ruthcrtordton correspond
ence IHirhnm Globe.
On Mr. E. A. Yates' farm two miles
from Carv, gold has lieen found. Prof.
Mann, oi High Point, an expert in min
eralogy, made a thorough examination
and analysis and reported that it was
Bold embedded in pyrites and was worth
$70,000 a hundred feet. The rock in
which it is embedded goes across his
farm nnd is several hundred leet. The
cost of getting it out will lie $ll),00Mor
?ir,000 a hundred leet. Mr. atcs pro
poses to sell the mine. Raleigh Chroni
cle. Wc learned what we had never heard
licforc that Jackson countT can boast a
natural stone bridgorspunning the Tuck-
astegee river where its width is about
sixty feet. The width of the bridge is
thirty-two feet, nnd it hangs so low to
the water that when the river is very
much swollen the water runs over the
top of it. It is composed of one solid
rock, both ends of which arc firnilv and
immovably planted in the cliffs on cither
side. 1 uckaseegee Democrat.
The Uwharrie river section of Mont
gomery county is fast coming to the
front as a gold producer. In n strip of
country cxi.-naing not more innn ten
miles in length and two miles in width,
with the Uwharrie river running throuch
the centre, not less than $50,000 has
been taken out in the last fifteen months,
by the natives, with only the crudest
kind of washing machinery, such as the
hand rocker and pan, The latest nnd
largest find was made last week on the
Martha Hall place, on Bunnell Mountain
being an 11 pound nugget, found by Mr.
Nelson Russell. A great ninny 6ne nug
get have been found in the creeks and
hollows. Salisbury Watchman.
- Julia E. Johnson, Stafford's P. 0.,S. C,
writes: "I had suffered thirteen years
with eczema and was at times confined
to my bed. The itching was terrible.
My son-in-law got me one half dozen
bottles of Botanic Blood Balm, which
entirely cored me, and I ask you to pub
lish this for the benefit of other suffering
in like manner."
THE PKKSUNT CRISIS.
Editor Thk Citizkn: The great issue
in the coming municipal campaign is
whether or not we shall vote $60,000
for street improvements, etc. Of course
it is essential in order to curry this, that
we have a ticket for mayor and alder
men that are capable of handling this
amount to an advantage, ami a ticket
thnt the people can trust.
If we have such a ticket the proposi
tion of street paving will carry; other
wise, in my opinion, it will not. I will
here say that every democrat in the city
of Ashcvillc is individually responsible
for the men wc have on our ticket. Ha
man absents himself from the primar
ies and allows the "lingsters" to put in
their men, then every such man is just as
responsible as the nun who compose the
ring. Let every democrat come to the
primaries ami do his whole duty toward
giving us a good ticket.
The question of paving is not simply
paving or mud, but is also AsheviHy or
110 .xlwvilh: I am proud of Ashcvillc's
lame as a health resort, hut if our street
are not put in a condition so that visi
tors can lake out-doo- cxeicisc, Aslu
ville as a health resort is no more.
""Allow me 10 uuotc from the Dietetic
t'.nzcttc, ot ccbruarv, lN'.ll :
"China tic influences are to-day regardeil
as the most effective weapon in the treat
ment of tuliciculosis. especially ol the
lungs. And the chief reason given for
this therapeutic pre-eminence of climate
is that the patient is enabled to live in
tiie open air without detriment to his
general or local condition. Here. then,
is the kernel ol a rational therapy ot
phthisis an abundant supply ol fresh
air. When contending climates have
exhausted their arguments, the cardinal
pi incqilc ol treatment will stand out in
lioldrelicfaiidit willappcarlhat it is not
this or that particular climate, or ibis
or that particular altitude, which is
most conducive to recovery, but the condi
lion which affords to the patient the best
opportunity lor out-door life, in the aii
that is free Irom dust and other delete
lious matter."
There is no doubt ill my mind, nnd I
may add in the minds ol the medical pro
Irssion ol this city, that had we the ad
vantage ol good streets so that our inva
lids could have the benefit ol outdoor ex
ercise, we would have a larger percent
age of ciui s ol consumption than thev
have in Oci .naii.v. which is M7 per cent
o! all cases, r.iii how is it litis winter '.
Visitors i.i'i- 't lake outdoor exer
cise with am :..jreeol eonilort on loot.
111 a carriage ot r.n liorscUick.
1 asked a livery man one 1 J 1 y this win
ter il be were doing a good business, lbs
reply was that he had not let a horse out
ol his stable thai day on account of the
terrible condition ol our streets, although
lie had numerous applications.
And every citieu of Ashevillc knows
ilul the dust is as bad in summer, coin
paratively, as the mini is as present. And
1 he dust is wo: se lor a consumptive than
the imul, because tile constant inhala
tions ol dust and lliepoisouoiismaterials
thai are constantly mixed with it provi
a source ot ureat irritation to the lungs
and bronchial tubes, and aggravate,
rather than allay the cough.
Wc have the benefit ot I'rof. Koch's
lymph, which may be used now ill private
as well as hospital practice. We have
physicians ot known skill and ability.
We have the grandest climate for con
suinplives and kmdted troubles,
known to Micntilie men ol the world.
We have commodious and well conduct
ed saiiit 11 iunis. lire long we will have
plenty ol hotel accommodations, and
had wc only the advantage of streets
free Irom until, dust and tilth Ashevillc
as a heailii cesoi i would be imequaleil
m the world. Hut unless something is
done tor our stuets wccaii not expect
our city to hold Ut own with olbcr
cities, that look alter these things.
There is not a business or proiession in
Aslieville but what has been either di
icct Iv 01 indirectly mimed bv the condi
tion ot our streets this winter And not
only that, but lo mv certain knowledge
there arc numbers ol families, w ho ordi
narily have plenty to live upon, but de
pend upon their labor lora support, who
are now really in want. Whv '. Itecaiisc
we have had so uiueli cold weather they
could do no wotk ' No, because there
has been no work to do? No. but he
cause our streets have liccn in such a
condition that tniitcnal could not begot
ten to the place. I asked Mr. Hardy l.ce
il he was selling any brick now . He re
plied "1 have plenty ol orders, but caji'l
belivcr on account ol the bad streets."
Can these men leven if il should increase
t heir taxes a little I in the face ot what
they and their families have suffered, and
others who would have suffered had
they not had something laid by, vote
against the proposition to pave our
slreets? Can the prolessional man, the
real estate dealer, the real estate owner,
the merchant, the liverv man, all of
whom expect to reap a direct lieticfit
from the visitor and invalid, vote against
the proposition to pavcoiir streets ? No;
not one of these classes mentioned I which
include most of Ashcvillc's population)
can afford to vote against the proposi
tions provided we have men on our mu
nicipal ticket lor mayor and aldermen
that wc can afford to trust with the
affairs ol this city, which I luqie will in
clude the handling ol $(IKl,000 in street
improvements, etc. Democrats, let every
one ol us see lo it that we have 1111 h men
on onr tickei. Trulv,
I.. II. McIIraykk, M. 1.
March (i, l.'-'Jl.
Real Kntnte TranMlern.
t.. F. Lewis and wile to J, 1'.
Bishop, 7 'i acreson llominv $
M. li. Carter and wife to 1'. A.
Cummings, lots Nos. 14 and fill,
100
on Senev strci t
R. I,. Graham and wile to M. S.
Howell, lots No. Vi and V., on
Seney street
0. F. I'enland and wife to S. I'.
Chapman, oOO acres on Reein's
2,-O0
7"0
Creek
. t),000
C. A. Nichols nnd wife to T. S.
Morrison, house and lot on
Chestnut street, lot NOxlHO
feet
4,l!.-0
Simmons Liver Regulator cured 111c of
general debility nnd loss of npetite.
Mrs. Edmund Fitton, Frankford, Pa.
If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
The Dally citizen.
Is ulwavs alive to the interests of Aslie
ville and its jieople.
Is the most popular advertising medi
um in North Carolina.
Is rend by a greater number of people
thnn any other secular paper in tlie state.
Is always filled with the choicest read
ing matter of the day.
Boarding houses fill their rooms by ad
vertising in Thk Citizen.
News, and all the news, makes Tim
Citizkn a general favorite.
No retail merchant ever made a great
success without advertising. Try Tim
Citizkn.
An advertisement in Thr Citizen pays
tbe advertiser an hundred-fold. 1
ASHEVILLE DAILY! CITIZEN: MONDAY EVENING, MARCH
A Dltracefal Distinction.
Prom the Raleigh Capital.
Our contemporary, the Progressive
Farmer, can indisputably claim t he merit
ol being the hrst newspaper edited by a
white man in North Carolina to impugn
the motives nnd call into question the
sincerity of Senator Vhncc.
(The foregoing was printed in Thk
Citizkn lately, erroneously credited to ti-e
Progressive Farmer; hence it is here ic
printed.) Take Simmons b.ver Regulator nlo
your dinner. It p,c cents dyspepsia and
indigestion.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
A iMvani nt' tartar linking powder,
ol' all in lenvt r.inn Htrctinth ('. S
mi-nt Kenort, Augnm 17, 1SHU, Jul-
(Wivcrn
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WHITLOCK'S
Corner Kuglc Illock,
46 and 48 S. Main St.
Wc ;ii'p si'!!i;io- tin( )p
(iiidils lit li'ssiu'ici'tliiilis.'iiiM1:
U'Odtls Dili il'1 linlllillt elisr :
whorl'. W n!i. w il ciiiiili'li'
stock of lloii-' liolil fiirni' !-!
inji's. Dress (hmmIs, Fair y
(iooiIs ;lll(l HI.'ltiTblls ::ip
fjiiicv work.
i
WINTlvK COODHAT COST.
Mlailkets. (,;:
misses' wrap
now sold a'
Call ami see
ivntl the in'
,ls. ladies
of all kint
lllll
are
cost ami i.
the I test situ k
:'-t COlllfoftallli
stun for shopping in Ashe
villc. The lies? slock of gloves.
The largest stock of emlipi iii
er.v silk. The greatest ari
et.V of white goods. The tin
est goods in Ashevillc at low
prices. No. l and -IN South
Main St reel .
SALT, SODA,
(irahiim Wafers.
Oat Meal Wafers.
Vanilla Wafers.
Taffy Wafers.
Cafe Wafers.
Milk Crackers.
Soda Crackers.
Oyster Cracker and
ROM
Always Fresh, Fine Goods Received hy Kxpraw.
SPRING FEVER.
At this time of thr year the
'blood changes, its circulation is
sluggish and the system is not
proK'rlv nourished. The result is
loss of appetite, weakness, nn op
pressive feeling of iullness, too
hot, nnd till! so tired. To cure
and prevent Spring Fever take
Simmons layer Regulator. All
nature is now waking and every
body should inviolate the liver,
kidneys and bowels with Sim
mons l.ivcr Kegulator and they
would not have so much bilious
ness, headache, dysicpsin and
malaria II the rest of the year.
You would not expect a plant to
work oil a w inter's decav and
bloom as gooil as ever without
attention in the Spring, lion't
rxK.vt it of your system. Take
Simmons I.ivcr Regulator,
lilnprli
1 NS H FURNITURE 181)1
Wiiliiut, Oiik. Clii'iTY, Syc
;iinoi'c. Ash nnd Klin suits,
without liuinlicr; our l(5th
cciiiiir.v onk ciin't lc licit,
either quality or pi ice.
Wc .'lino li.iYt one of the
best upholsterers in tliecoun
try, iiinl will give our special
attention to that lincof busi
ness, rinlertakinp: promptly
attended to niitl satisfaction
gun: anteed at
,i l'atton Avenue
ISLAIR & CROWN.
i:sr.iii.isiiuii isr,r
It. II. COSIEV,
(Smvt'smr to 0. 1'owiin.'
JEWFLER
VJ PATTdN tVKNl'i:,
NKXT IMIDK
TI5I-.
kc ptrili v
TO C.'iANIi t'HNTKAI.
ASM 1: VI N c.
TRY TIIE
MODEL
STEAM
LAUNDRY
7 Patton Avenue.
WAFERETTES.
(ierinan Honey Nuts.
Cierninn I'bkuchen.
Mushroom Craekers.
Iced Honey Cakes,
(linger Snaps.
Molasses Cookies.
I 'in on Crackers.
Bent's Water Cracker
VM. KROGER,
No. 41 College Street, Near Spruce.
JUST ARRIVED
AND OPENED UP,
11 V K
ADVANCE SHIPMENT
of Tin-;
LATEST SPRING STYLES OF HATS.
Plcaac
Drop in
Them.
and Sec
WEAVER i MYERS.
OPERA HOCSi: BLOCK,
ANhcylllc, N. C.
,5 N. main Street,
ASHEVILEE, N. C.
Ot'K I A KK, Sl'AKTANIH'Ki;, S, C,
I'ui- Hurl 11 half vt Hm no 1 ntnrtctl in tin
itnisu- hiitnr.. Thr people o AhrviHv nnd
WtHtriti Ninth Cmi'linu hnvr hrcn kintl tn
tin- unit I tv inuki- crutftiil mknow -
'Hffoinrnt M it. I wt.n led v tiikltiu nn
intent v. 1 lii.-Htni' n,,n Kiititthti) that the
pi'opit- nn cntitlnl to Ur ttt r in'trnnirntr ami
Nurrr In-iiltm-nt thnn I woulil uit mtini-
rt-lv in t Hut wjiv Mt iui' 1 mnimkI mil in.
li 1 t-niirnt to irivc thf vrtv hrnt itnttriinitiit
t'"t thr munry tin, v hiiil paid prt'viuHl, lor
tht ir inlrnim nt.
I'nr a ffMUiiniittut nf thr limtorv tf the
i!u-villr Xdimi- llnuic Hit tilt C'itUtil til n
Uw day Liter, Mt.uiw hili- tunic and we mv
tlni'k und net priien, nt
Ntutli Main Slnit.
C. FALK.
IMPORTANT
Thnt .vim know thai wr havr just iri-t-ivrd
aituttitT l"t ol 1rtininiond'f "I'm I'mhitt-
1U111" am) "The '.mitet Thiii hi the
World "
We hnvr rtlleil in ntink Unit w ns In okrn by
the htilidav itmle, nnd now wc are utU-iin-4 n
eontpletc itnc of
STATIONARY, HOOKS, &C,
Ht vrry lu priiTn. Call on uk fur the nrw
Sottvi-nlr uf Anlicvillr, il afi cents.
J. N. Morgan & Co.,
HonksellerM, Stnttonen, lite, Cnh Ktore.
To take the place
of a corset-if you won't wear
one-try the Ball waist.
That's, just what you can
do. You can try it, and even
wear it for two or three
weeks, if you wish. Then, if
you're not satisfied, you can
return it, and get your money.
V, P. MinmauKh.
Chicago & Alton lt.lt
PASTK8T ROUTB TO
KANSAS CIIY AND THE WECT
AMirvjllc to K annua City in .17 hanra.
A.hcvlllt to Denver in 51 hour..
Ashe, lilt to Son Prnnciaeo, California, and
Portland. Oregon. n 5 dnva.
Solid Ventllmlrd Train Ht. I.ouia to Kan
acitr. Hacunina eharr car rrn .
1'or full InformaUon call oi or write ta
p. 4. Newland,
IH.trfct PaatenKtr Aaent,
No. to l'atton Ave., Aihcville, N.C.
I. CHARLTON, 0. P. A.. Chicaira, 111.
K. COFFIN,
AUCTIONEER.
REAL BRTATB AOBNT AND LOAN BKOKBR
No. 8 North Main ttreet.
If not In oAee when to call, write mm.
and residence oa Mate, and I will viait yon.
Refer to Pint National flank; National
Dank af A.heville. and Wei tern Carolina
paok. -
HELP
WjgfD
1.....
9, 18JU.
GLEN ROCK HOTEL.
In ioo Feet of Central Passenger Depot.
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
i;i.I?.? i T i lnii hotel. Hot ami cold water nnrilHmths nnd toilet, on every door.
J o,. . I ' I" ,r '""' J'I'en nre l nht and Krnte In bed room.. (Milee, .lining
,X Li. . aufcrr. cigar ic! new. .Innil and Imr and l.ininrd room on nr.t floor, lilci
M mfimei r m" "'fV minuu- ''-'hriion( and Unnvillc n.llroad eating ho,,!,,
R A.THH, $ j,oo PKR DAV.
A. Ci. IIAlXYBURTON.Prop.,
J. H. IIHVAN and WAI.T1H liRKI-N, CIcrhH.
RItlCk.
IIRICK.
--FOR
BUNCOMBE BRICK
Ashevillc, N. C.
STRAUSS' SCUROPEAN HOTEL
ANI1 RESTAURANT.
ROOMS ALL NEWLY FURNISHED.
Alvi. tnlile hoiirii. rp inn Ik lu'tonnlKiilauil
o'clock a. ni. nr-l l 'J o'clock ). m.
A,n pn':irc(l caU'iing nt shortcut notice
trial.
rty Celehraled
Af i ki o N irraii iriiilliiiii.
KMIluc in AmIicviIIc 1'itn -rive nnlctf in I',.,
........ fiun. 1 ome HUH UlltllltVC WUtiCIH
dee I 11 v
T'S MILWAUKEE BEER.
.elelraietl the World Over for its lnrlty.
Wc ilcliicr to nil n n I. of the citv our o a IliittliiiK Kiport Hecr at
ONE DOLLAR PER DOZEN.
all limlT mill MI'fSSrwlM8'"" """ tmnat't " '"'
THE "BONANZA,"
THK l.l-:AI)INli '
WINE .-. AND .. LIQUOR .. STORE
IN THF MTATK.
FINK S VMI'I.i; ANII 1UM.I ARI K(M),
NO.
I. . I"I RI1T, M'u'r.
AshcvilU-, N. C.
P. A. DEMENS WOGO WORKING CO.,
Munuftu'ttirem nnd ItealrrH in all ktmln uf Oresned
L U M IS E It,
Iloor, hhxIi, BHndM, Mould'tiKH, HtalrworU, nnnteis, Hank
and Bar Fixtures, and all kinds of HuildiiiK material.
Hard Wood Lumber Work a Specialty.
Tf'ltrl,.nr o. wf.
Chase &. Sanborn's Fine Cod'ees.
Anheville, N. C, Jauunry 21, luttl.
Thl. in loccrlilv thai Mr. S. K. Keplti, of Anheville, N. C, ho. the e
clUMive itKcni-T for thctialc ot'Clmw A: Sanliorn'n Colfce. nncl Te n.
(. HASH - SANIIOKN.
Per J. II. Randolph, Snle.mnn.
I'ndcr the nhove contract 1 nm now oflerinR Chnae tk 8anl rn'i
Weill llrand .Invunnd ,1Io-Iih In itlli. I I na.
Olil 4.o-i'iiiii-iil .In, it in Hulk.
I'uro Jinn In bulk,
I'iiim'.V Kin In bulk.
4'-Utii or McxIi iim In bulk, -Amliliiu
norhn in hulk.
McHrn ChaRe & Sanhoro, of Boiton, Mhk... referring to the ahov
Hhtpuicnt, .ny:
"We lieluve e nre importing nnd pnrkitiK the Uncut Ten. nnd Concc. on
the narkct a"d lendin? c enleri thrum ln-ut the rnltcd St te nrefnir cnntiKli
to ad" it that the uH'Horu ilit.v oi our uooilit ha. larKrly Increnwd their
trade. What we have done for then, wc can do .or yon."
I'lvw kooiIh rout ciioiikIi to lie firm ipm ity i i even- particular. If thev
nre not of Mipcrior cmelleine hi;y mi l not nit mv tinde, n.ir will 1 want to
ell or continue to . ff r them. My riiMonicrs and the people of A.hcville are
linked to f.'(vc thcni u tricl iU-pccllully.
K. H. KBPLIiH,
No. M South Main Street.
HAILKUAD TICKETS
BOUGHT, Sot 0 AND EXCHANGED.
rtcul lCMalc. 1Iouh- to Rent.
C. V.
RAY,
McihIkt Amerh'nn
HO SH"i .
fictv.-t Itroker.' AaHoc'n,
AIA1N STRIiKT.
E. H. BR ITT,
STONE CONTRACTOR & BUP.OER.
Al.i (trading of all kind. done. All order,
promptly filled nnrl work guaranteed. Cnn
be found at all time, at Crnhani'i Ootton
Paetory.
DUglDiItt
TH3
ASHEVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
ROOMS, 26 PATTON AV,(Y.M.C.JU00M8.)
Open dally, eicept Snndaya, fronj 10 a. m.
until 1 p. m., nnd until 7 p.
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