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- i MLY OURNAL. NEW KERNE, N. C. THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1888. PRICE 5 CENTS." I"" LOCAL NEWS. ttJiCTESS LOOALS. I3URE Uqaors end Wins (or Medici- l nUutd other vses.at wholesale. ,- - at ,' ?. Jambs Bsosomo. SE PURE Ioe manufactured by mitf.) Jakmui ice factory. 'POE M cakes and crackers are the J. beat, at; Jobm Delia's. W ' I7EBTILIZEBS for Trackers end Cot k- V I too Planter at j , ,: ? - Gto. Amur ft Co. -v ; rIBECT - rraportation of French - . mJ. Brandy and Holland Gin arriTed ' ;. In bond and duties paid at Custom ; louse in New Berne, guaranteeing gen ' jinegoedi for sale. . b-": J as Redmond. 4 NOVELTY ROCK A WAY Oyster XX Crackers at Johv Dunn s. REDMOND'S Ginger Ale, Lemon Bod a, etc., equal to imported. ,'. Jasus Rkdmokd. TRUCKER 13 Seed Peas, Beans aod , Potatoes at v . i., Gko. Alum & Co. CHOICE N. 0. Bams at 121 cento per poand at A. Miixkb 'a. GARRETT'S Medoo Vineyard Cognac and Wines for sale, at Manufactu rer's prices, by Jambs Redmond. . TIEPAIRINQ of China and Brio-e- li Bxae done b y Cla.uk ft Morgan, . Tsxidermiets.- East Front at. -' New Berne. Jan. 14. 1888. law 8m . Another, cold snap approaching . Heavy rain yesterday morning. Herrings come in rather slowly but . shal are plentiful. f EeT. Mr. Pearson is preaching to large erowds In Wilmington. Ths Star saye. -"We hare never, never beard any such ; : preaoihns? before." , V" 'An Insurance sgent Tleiting the city ;- made a narrow escape from falling plae , s, isr pa luotuii oigus. at sys we um .' . . ' w J rr . l m . thing be thooght of after the accident was bis accidental policy. . . .Oeorge Ash, the clothier, bai returned from the North and has a full line of - .' spring goods and a plenty of tbem on . i - tue way. He selvoted bis stock in per j . son and knows bs has somethiog to tuit : customersw; , , " The blue end white striped knit socks ) ' eshibited at the Fair hare received a V '" premium, r As ths name and address of ' the knitter he been lost, she will -' V." '- please send the earn to Hiss Mary Alien ; . and the premium will be forwarded. J v In the name of lbs people of New - ;.: Berne we tbank the brethren of the V"'.' prets for ths many kind words said of j ths Fair and nuf people. We endear .7 - ored to make tbem feel at home while , here, and tbey are showing a proper ap preciation. ..' . Senator t"ance is writing a Series of 'articles for", th Baltimore Sua on tbe : "Needs of Kstion.'t W copy' tbe - y. first on : out editorial page,' and our readers will find It interesting, r ' Be bandies tbe eabjeot is a masterly way : , and does it so that the ordinary knind . :can grasp iC v . . . r . . BUamer SCorementsv ,t -. , t . ' Tbe Annie of be E. C. D, line sailed ' yrsterday , with : lumber aod general pM rchandise. .The Vesper .f this line w ;'J arriTO today; $ .. Hoeting TomoJrow Night. i : 4' ' We are requested to announce that - . - inet!ngof the Fair -Association will be be! J at the rooms of ths Y. M, C. A. to a morrow Friday) eronUff to bear tbe ' rr--a of the finance committee and t . c . ;r,e a permanent Fair Associatloa. Let all Tbo feel sn inierect la the mat ter attend. . , v "ii ' , ' : -.' I rersomsi.'" 4-- ' ; - ' trcrtrs. CC Clark, W. W. Clark and L. J. I'oore bare returned from Carteret ----- '--.. :rurt Jiio. W. Hinsdale passed up tbe oi Carteret eourt yesterday C rc r L&i gone North for spring !:::! buy a largo and varied ! "I be ready for both wbole i rtili trade. ' :v--t-.'- t Attorney F. TL' Busbee of , U. R. Commissioner D. E. r r 1 rr,-c ty , Marshal Zacb. ( f Kiafton arrivecl lat nlgbt j. Pain Goes to Albany.1 - will remember ths fall ' j' Exchsege National ) j f -t fo, from which p-Tered nan- i-. ... I - V, special - r,r .. ::. r ; .it' i a'l tr? i' I i t row Hancock vs. Hubbs. ' - The case of Robert Hancock, jr. vs. Orlando Bubbefor the effioe of Register of Deeds wa heard at Cartexet court on Tuesday. Tbe facts as to whether the Otoe case at Dover and Ttmples' pre cinct were cast and eonnted for Robert Hsncock, jr., and the returns which shewed they-were cast for Robert Ban oock was a clerical error were submitted to a jury and argued by L. J. Moore and H. R Bryan for the plaintiff and Clark & Clark far the defendant. The jury found a verdict for plaintiff The defendant gavo notice of. appeal and the court fixed the bond at forty five hundred dollars. an Annual Fair. We want to see the counties of Cra Ten, Pamlico, Beaufort, li-de. Carteret Jonej, Unilow and Lenoir, join to getner and establish a permanent Annual Fair at the sood old cut of New Herno. Till tuey do U The above paragraph is from an edi torial in the Progreueive Farmer, and if our contemporary will add tbe counties of Greece and Pitt we will join and en deavDr to have a permanent Fair. Beveral of these counties were pretty well represented at our reoentFair, jet it was gotten up on so bhort notice that nothing like justice was done them in the wsy of exhibits. A very large ex hibit of farm products, stock, woods and other material resources would hsve been made from these counties had the extent of the Fair been known in time. Tbe attendance also would have been much larger. now u a permanent organization can be secured and the work cqpduoted wisely and cautiously , an annual exhibit can be had of the resources of these oouaties that w ill be of great benefit and assist in bringing the Eastern section into prominence. Tbe reoent Fair was deprived ef a large number of visiting strangers by the bliuard that prevailed throughout the Northern States at that time. With an annual Fair properly and judiciously conducted we would have numbers of such visitors and their visits would lead to something substan tial and beoeScial to tbe whole section. What we want now U to secure an organisation upon a sound basis and i rouse an interest among tbe people in tbe neighboring counties. If we act wisely and promptly tbe fruits of our reoent success will be multiplied and a new era of prosperity will soon follow. Dr. Yates Dead. On Monday morning, just as this pa per was being arranged for the press, ths following sad announcement of the death of our dear brother. Rev. Dr. M. T. Yates, of Shanghai, China, was re ceived. Tbe Richmond Dispatch of Sunday says: A cablegram received by Rev. Dr. Topper announces tbe death in China on March 17ch, 1888, or Rer. Matthew Tyson Yates, D D., ths oldest aad most distinguished missionary of the South ern Baptist Convention. Bis health bad been greatly impaired by long and arduous servloe, and it was expected that he would return to this oountry for rest during tbe spring of this year. Dr. Xatee was born in Wake county, N. C., January 8, 1819, and bad entered on his seventieth year. In June. 1840. "he graduated with high honors at wake Forest College. August sd of ths same year the Foreign Mission board of ths Southern Baptist Convention of this city appointed him a missionary to China, ana on toe istb of ths following October, be was ordained to the ministry at Raleigh, N. C. Many of our citieens will remember tbe great missionary meeting held in the First Baptist eburch December 18, 1810, at -which Mr. Yates and others were formally setspart to tue work or p reacting the gospel in China. For nearly forty-five years Mr. Yates bad successfully labored ia bis chosen field, Shanghai being tbe place of bis residence and ths point from which his operations wars conducted. Southern Baptists for many years. have regarded him as their ablest foreign missionary, ; Dr. Jeter said of Dr. Yates that bo was the superior of the great Missionary , Judson, and ho ' was personally, ao- qusluted with both of tbtm. ". , . Tbe death of our dear brother, though expected by us, is a ealamity to th Bap tists of the Southr .To the Baptists of North Carolina it eomser as a personal bereavement. Be ocoupled a largsplaos in our hearts. ' vur oyes turned to nnn as ths leader ia our work of sending ths gospel to ths heathen. Ha has accom plished a great work. Only last week ws printed a letter from him full of hope and joy at the near completion of bis translation of ths New Testamert Scriptures into the dialect of Shanghai, lie was at the time of bis death engaged in revising tbe proof of his trsnsialion f or tb e press, and wrote bopef ally of re turn ir r, to America wbf n this work was completed. A true soldier, be has re rr..ned at bis p-t and died on tbe field of battle. His life, his wotk, bis rharJ acter and bis example are a rich inheri tance to the Baptirts of the South and -ei.i!y ao to his brethren of North Carolina. ,: - ..,." 'Forvstt cf Ood, well done; . -, . t frr rn iY y lci erplcy; . - . f at, th. Tire, r." ry won. V r'( ; r8Tf Si i. i tc f i' Kinston Items. "Roe" Miller has lately returned from r lorida and eys he has bugely et j j ed ths land of flowers. ' Capt. Hunton and Hppy Jim" Lane are visiting the (Salvation Army and aiding the officers in charge. The roof of the eourt house has been repaired, and . rods put crosswise the building to strengthen the walls. One of our farmers reports that he has been using a new kind of coffee, that he likes rye about as well as rio, There are a great many country stores in - Lenoir "County which are a great convenience to the farmers during the cropping season. Deputy Marshal Zach Rhodes passed through a certain neighborhood in this county recently, whereupon rumor has it that a certain illicit distiller hearing of it, moved without delay. We are requested to announce that tbe Prohibition Association of Lenoir county will meet in the grand jury room on Friday tbe 23d, 11 a. m. All prohibitionists are requested to attend. The Methodist and Baptist churches will begin a series of union services at an early date, to be held at the Meth odist and Baptist cburohes alternately. More definite announcements will soon be made. the farmers alliance is sweeping things in some sections. Mr. Thompson lectured at Pine- drove, Duplin county not long since, and every person pres ent joined except two4tnd one of them was not of sound mind. a smau colored rxy was oeiore our mayor for stealing an axe handle. As be was so young in the cause, it was mutually agreed that the party from whom he bad stolen should give him a good whipping which was done up in decent style, end ths oase dismissed. Messrs. Rete Jones and RobU McOowan are about ready to begin operation with their new store and turpentine distillery at lie pose, ibey give us fair warning that we need not mention it for we might get another libel case on our bands, but we will risk it anyway. Prof. Robert Maxwell has been de livering a number of lectures on phre noiogy in Lenoir and Duplin counties Tbey are attracting considerable alien lion, especially among the young peo ple. One young lady wanted to kno what kind of a husband would suit her, and be confessed she was too hard for him. Clyde West who has been foremen of the Free Press office for sometime, left for Asheville Tuesday morning. He will be missed in the social circles of Kinston, and we fear that distance Vill not lend enchantment, although the United States mails are open to private communications, except snob as perpe trate a general scheme or rraud. W. B. Nunn took in a farmers' Insti tute, tbe New Berne Fair and a Orange meeting all on one trip. When he got back home be found things somewhat scattered a hoe oyer at one of the neighbor's, a plow in another direction and things generally out of place. But he thinks be will get things in place soon and be able to do a better year's work than If he had not taken the trip. One of our married oitixens commit ted some acts of violence upon his family on Monday afternoon, and soon after boarded the freight train. Before it pulled out policeman Oast took charge of him. Bs appeared before the Mayor aad trial was set for next morning. In stead of attending trial he jumped on the mail train in the presence of the Mayor. A telegram was sent to La Orange and ho was arrested and brought back On ths evening train. Mr. A. L. Harden from the North has been spending some daya in town. Besides repreeeViting a fashion bouse, bo to gathering Information from our schools, records; and other sources of Intelligence which be writes up for the Northern press. He says he baa visited tbe penitentiary and has the Warden's report showing that there are Inmates only sight years old; that one of ths convicts is serving out a two veer's term for stealing five cents worth of tobacco; another one a one year term for stealing, handful of candy. He deplores such a state of affairs. . . April Visitation, by the Bishop of East Carolina, 1888. April 8, Sunday 1st after Easter, A. M-. 8. Stephen's, OoldsboTO. April 8. Bandar 1st after Easter. P. It, a Gabriel's, Falson. April 10, Tuesday, 8. Mary's. Kinston. April IS. Thursday. A, M.. Hoiv In- ooenta, Lenoir oounty: April is, Friday, b. Barnabus, Snow Bill. i April 15, Sunday 2d after Easter. laying corner stone of Emmanuel church, Farm villa. April 17, Tuesday. A. M.. S. John's. PHt oounty. . April 17. Tuesday. F.1L.S. Michael's. Pitt ooHBty. -, : , v . April !, Thursday, S. Paul's, .arias oornar stnno, Vanoeboro. , ' -. : April SO. Friday, 8. Thomas, Craven oounty. . . -. April 12. Sandsy 3d after Easter. A. M., Christ Church, New Berne. April li, bandar, Sd after Easter. P. M., 8. Cyprians. New Berne. - April 14, Tuesday, Oraos Church, Trenton.-,-;- April 35. Wednesday. Richlends. Onslow county..- - " i ? -V" April 6, Thursday. Jacksonville. On- slow oounty. . ' - ' April 23, Saturday, Kenans villa, Do- plia county. -April 9,Pondsy-4th after .Easter, Artioch, Duplia ecuatr.' 1 v lw!y Coram union at all Horning Z ' a f I !rea CiiK.'vi wta practi' Competent Testimony- Following are three testimonials just received by Major H. D. Norton, Special Agent of the National Life and Maturi ty Association, of Washington, D. C. : (Prom Senator Vance, of N. C. :) "U. S. Sk-naTE. Washington, D. C, March 2, 1689. Dear fc'ir : An intimate personal ac quaintance with several members pf the Board of Directors of the National Life and Maturity Association, of Washing ton, v. U., together with a knowledge by reputation of the high business1 standing and character of the remaining members of tbe Board, enables me to say tat any business enterprise managed by tbem will be conducted with integrity, in telligence and business sagacity; and, in my opinion, no company could be better entitled to c ntidence and the patronage of the public lhan such a company. Very respectfully journ, B. Vanck. " The letter of Si-uaior Vance, of which th foregoiug ic u true i ojiy, bus been exhibited to me, and I hereby certify that tbe wignnturt) lliereto ia genuine. J"; K RouiNSuN, Kiitor ( iulilbboto A rgUfr (J Vol. ., , .. , .V (' o 1 i fjii ' 1 1 "WaKIIINuToN, V. C , Feb 23. lfHS. L'v ir Str , L'pon inquiry, ua full as wai necetwary, into ihe stale of tbe National Life and Maturity Association. I am satisfied that us Directors and officers are men cf high charm u r, of established credit and ample means, and of skill and experience in the busi ness of tbe Association , and that it stand on such a basis for . radical busi ness as to promise solid succors, and to merit public confidence. J K. TlVKEH." (JYom tliV widow of (1 late palicij holder ) WABUIMOTON, D. 0., March 3, 1888. Mr. Geo. I). Eldrulge, Secretary l'itiunil Life and Maturity A&xociatinn, asli- ino-ton, D. C. : Dear Sir: In acknowledgment of $1,000 this day received, in full pay ment of ibe amount named in the policy in your company on tbe life of my late husband, Mr John Gordon, of this city, allow me to thnk you and ibe company for the promptness the oompany displayed in tbe settlement. Mr. Gordon died February 13, 1888, and proofs of death were furnished your oompany March 1 . Notice was sent me-under date March 2, that check was awaiting my order, and 1 have this day received the amount as (tiled above, being in full without discount, al though the terms of the policy give you ninety days in which to make payment. I heartily commend your institution to all seeking good and absolutely safe in surance, llespectrully, MK8. LlZZIK GoitlxJN. The following ex tact a from tbe com pany's latest statement dated March 1, 1888, make such a creditable Bhowing that we append them as follows: ASSETS. Value of real estate owned by tbe Company (unin cumbered $40,2(13 81 Registered 4-per cent, bonds of the United States, abso lutely owned by the Com pany H0,7i3 78 Stocks, bonds, and all other securities (exoept mort gage) hypothecated to tbe Oompsny as collateral se curity fer cash actually loaned by the Com pany . 01,420 84 Cash lu Company's prinoi pin office and belonging to the Company, deposited in bank 131,6-9 31 Total cash a-eets 814.072 19 Accrued liabilities None. Total amount paid to mem bers from January, 1837, to date ?120,032 31 Total amount paid to mem bers since organization 214,613 80 Net' increase in business in force (Life Department) during 1887 1,847,500 00 Net increase in business in force (Life Department) in the District of Columbia during 1887 &76.000 00 Tbe officers of the company are: President Horatio Browning. Vice-President W. E. Clark. Treasurer Samuel Norment. Secretary and General Manager Geo. D. Eldridge. Medical Director-P. S. Biddelle, M. D. Couaeel John B. Larner, Esq. While the Board of Directors com prises some of Washington's leading citizens, as a perusal of the following names will show: Horatio Browning, Browning & Mid- dletoa. , Samuel Norment, President Central National Bank. Robert Boyd , hard ware. James L. Barbour, Barbour & Hamil ton. -- James L. NorTB, patent Attorney. W. E. Clark, livestock broker. Frank Hume, grocer. Levi Woodbury, prop. .St James Ho tel. -.' -- -- (Seymour W.Tullock, cashier city F. K. Ov HoUcmaa; rdal estate broker. . B. F. Baker, of Beall & Baker, gro- oera, ...-.;.. ?.w- John B, Lamer, attorney at law , ' P. 8. Riddelle, medical director. . t , Geo. D, Eldridge, actuary. . . 4 Major H. D. Korton, Special Agent, is la ths oity fog a fsw days, is ths inter est ot ths above named Company, and has srpoict-d W. Ei.-PaUerwo, Esq., "tf rrr r 1 -'r yc:'"? n-!, ? r j'---' U1VK TUEH A CHANCE. That is to say, your lungs. Also all your breathing machinery. Very won derful machinery it is. Not only the larger air passages, but the thousands of Utile tubes and cavities leading from tbem. When these are clogged and choked with matter which ought not io be there, your lungs cannot half do ll.tir work. And what Ihey do. they cannot do well. Call it cold, couiib, croup, pneumonia Catarrh, consumption or any of tbe fam ily of throat and nocw and bead and lung obstructions, all are bad. All ought to be got rid of. There is just one sure way to get rid of tbem. That is to take Boschee b Unrman byrup. which any druggist will sell you al 75 cents a bot tie. Even if everything else has failed you, you may depend upon this foi certain a) to 1 renton Any one wishing conveyance f:oin Core Creek Blation to Trnioii during court week can obtain il by notify mi; Wm. MrDaniel, Trenton. N l'. Note. He eut-;icious of pert- us n li recommend anr other article a"jupl as good.' and take nolljiuj; ylt,e hut I r Hull's Coutih S r u i'. A party paid leu dollar fi.i a l.ort.e M an auction sale 'I lit- lioroc was liie and bruised all over. A bottle of Sal vation Cil eoBlicjj cents w us UM'il he is now alued at two hundred dul larf Tort raits In oil or crayon from life or email pictures done by VUss Aurora Mace who is teaching draw ing and pau.tii.). by laUst methods at her residence 01 Johnston street. ! Jan 11 Uf UOUTIl UMIU IM. Mr. W. 11. Morgan, merchant. Lake City, Fla., was taken with a eeere cold attended with a d (stressing cough and running into consumption in its first stages. He tried many so-called popu lar cough remedies and steadily grew worse. Was reduced in tlesh, had dif ficulty in breathing and was unable to sleep. Finally Hied Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and found immediate relief, and after using about a half dozen bottles found himself well and has bad no return of the disease No other remedy can show so grand a record of cures as Dr. King's New Dis covery for Consumption, guaranteed to do just what is claimed for it. Trial bottle free at it. N. Duffy's drug stere BLACK DIAMOND QUARTETTE. The Champion Singers WILL I'LAV AT NEW BERNE THEATRE, Monday Night, 26th Inst., For the benefit of the Colored ( rphau Asylum at Oxford. An object of appeal to every colored family in the Slate. The Black Diamond (uartetle has traveled over twenty-eight .Stales, and has given entire satisfaction. Admission 25 els. ; reserved seals On sale at Bell's jewelry store. An attractive and interesting pro gram will be rendered. i'i d Lost at the Fair. A piece of knit laco about a vard and a half long valued because of associa tion. Please see if it is pinned to any article which you exhibited at the Fair, and return to Mies Mary L. Allen. Machine Shop For Sale, Lease or Kent. The undersigned will sell, lease or rent the Machine Shops on Craven 6treet lately occupied by E. O. Cuthbert. The shops are in 'good condition, and the machinery all in good working Order. for terms apply to Mrs. K. W. CUTBBEUT. Or JOHN J. TOLSO.V. March 19lh. dlw wtf For Sale Cheap, The schooner Water Lily, reeently repaired ; capacity 150 barrels. Apply to ROBERTS & BRO., Newbern, Or to W. O. WILLIAMS, m!8dwG0d Portsmouth, N. C. 1862. EATON 1888. THE JEWELER HAS a ran STOCK OF Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, SOLID SILVER AND PLATED WARE SPECTACLES. I keep a larger stock of Soectaoles than any other atom io Iforth Carolina. I take particular pains to fit therm Io the eyea of parties needing them. Having worked steadily at the bench for over thirty years. I believe I oaa dc aa good work as any watchmaker ba th state. , - - ; v,- i--,.-, COM AND SEE ME. - . Opposite Baptist Omrob. fell d wtf 1 . Safety Deposf Lock Boxes, for stfe kwrtrgof rrivgie v&h:&t!e pn, It 'Imitation il- the iiNciUiEsr flattest"- "BELL the JEiVELEIV! i ; HAS TiiK LARGEST and MOST VARIED STOCK OF ; Watches, Diamonds, A FINE JEWELRY, Etc , EtC.; in . ": city. : Jas. W. Waters, A T T () K N K V A T L AW. ' ! 1 1 t r, i j '. lu mo Journal, !. VV liLUNK, N. C. The World Stands Aghast AT 111 LOW 1'ltICKo, AiiJ ni'iiJi tf II i is it that 1 can sell ito much lurr tl.an unv uur else? 1 11 it'll mi 1 linvf tit K rniined to be easih Mill!., .1 (, r ihr cahl: mid WORK l- Ut S.MAI 1 rif '1 I 1,- My Motlti u r A I li M.A1.1NU. Colli!' ULd I U) Ili.lll llif, hlld JUU Will iit vtr it- h i it K. H. JONES, New Urine, N. C. WALTER'S Photograph Gallery! 1 l;ikigriaat ,lc:i8uru lu informing my fricntlH. un.t the .uLlir rnerally, that my New Stud io m imw t (in)iltle. my i.in'il if on tlm .Nfw Improvea I'Un. 1 lutif hii.'irvd i.i iilii'r nains or expt'iiht' m HiiuiiiiiK tins l.iu ht, so as to K'v' l" nil my work that Soft I'orce- l.ln I (T...., Kvery slj l of (.icturi' t-oiR'd and en Urged Ui any M7.t tlosirt'd. A surci'hbfnl career of twenty -Ave years in Noif .lk. Ya., im it prtKif of the futlihfnrlion 1 always Kive My work speaks for iiseif. by it I liote to gain your I'.'iilidenri' and merit our favors. cry rispectfnlly, TIH )S. WALTER, N. W. oor. Middle anil l'ullock sW., t 'ver I hi ITv h d rug more. jai'Mwif NKW HKItNK. N. C. Notice. For tlic in x t Thuty Il.is I will soil, , for t'asli, llie Sltx k of (iroceries and Ueneral MerrLandise of Iail Bros, at store on Craven street. All persons indebted to tbo firm by nolo or acconnt are n quoeted to make payment w ilhout delay, as the business must be settled. W 1 1. WALLACE, ft 23 d -'. m Assignea. IT. Ulx-icliT MAKES A SPECIALTY F Wylie, Smith A. Co.'a. Wm. M. Powell &. Cq.', Popular Brands of FLOUR, SOLD CHEAP. Also Philadelphia Butter. MIDDLE STREET, m9 dim NW BERNE, N. 0L 2T. Ulricli, WHOLESALE GROCER l AGET FOH Hazard Powder Co. UUllliaiU Ub VJ Oil Qb li. pillllltf SOLD AT ;Wi Manufacturer's Prices" - .-v?f', MIDDLE STREET, ".-i NEW feEBSaVK. a .-. Dr. N. He Street. OfBot oo Kindle itreet, opposite CoiI Albert. - - ' - .'!; - n..HsTooiiEi:t - ' WHOLESALE LT.ALT1. IN" i x " A v.'' i."
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