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Western Ontario, is the seat of coaslllet•able
manufacturing, and the centre of the finest
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The News -Record,
Clinton. Ont
The Huron News -Record
Wednesday, September 7, 1:S87
,4N ENGLISH RAILWAY OI'T.
RA OE,
A
been
consider tble sensation has
caused throughout England
by tlio following account of (\• crime
Which was culutuittud on Saturday
(tight asst on the exptoss train run-
Windt
between: 'Wellington and
Shrewsbury. The rictitn is :t .hiss'
Catharine SeraAo, a governess, who
do4311 ittitr' ,,,e ltitl 'Another poiull. to
bq.cotteitietre l tit. that if tirgakenn,ete
'be a difteatte,, •itt is the viotiltw of it
that ahpul'.i be tout uWier ireattOent,
Clot the entire omitinftnity subjected
to penalty through Ouch, an instru-
ment as the Scott Act. Puuiah the
drinkers, who number only, about
ono or two per cent of tbepoiiulatioe.
-London Free Press.
CURRENT TOPICS.
TUE SAFEST PLAN.
Detroit Free Pries,
It is easy enough to abuse New
York landlord)) for turning out their
non-paying tenants. but it isn't easy
to'"finis-till editor anywhere in this
country who is giving away the rent
of fifteen or twenty houses. It is
:safest to stock to abusing the Irish
landlords.
exam COMMERCiAL UNION MEANS.
Detroit News.
Detroit, which sits o» the bottler,
with one hand tied by commercialrestrictions, :should be the first to
move. To her comtnert•ial union
would mean an expansion of busi-
ness and an acceleration of growth
that wuuld make her .rival Chicago.
it would substantially double . the
territory which would be tributary
to her. 11 would open a market of
two millions of cousuutors from
whom she is now taint out by the
nrbit.rary tiet of government. It
would, in fact, give her a boom to
which those of far trent cities were
trifles.
AN INALIENABLE 'tuna.'Par bl)ectotur says : The proal,
hi; ion of ietexitati(.g liquor hat
teen incorporate.( into the consti•
•tution of the state Of Iowa, it is
found that tile se ()peen is te nl-
ii.g into fashion there. 'flet' health
aullroritinr( of the etate report 10,000
opium oats rn in lova, 6,000 of whoa)
a• a constantly under the influence
of the drag, An anti opium party
Will probably spring up in Iowa,
and the .tate cunstitatio.t will be
amended by inserting an uuti•olliutn
clause. The prohibitionists have
undertaken a big jot) when they
(have decided to take away tuna':
inalienable right to leaky a fuoi of
himself.
A 11'rl'RODOx S1(1 310N,
;Yesterday .hits. J. S. Bowers cot -
ducted the nel,t'ices in the New Jer-
usall-ill Tabernacle. E'm street ,T4,5 5
nbto, in the absence of the regula.
pastor. His sermon in the evening
was particularly intcrasting ice that
Ira exoustel skeptics and fret't111) ken;
who rofusud to believe in a bluoel-
thieet'y and revengeful God, Its TIB is
desi'rile•d by orthosluxp. -ITo held
that timely t1 eethiiikITS were, teen
unont i t omen ('dec.tted 14)1(1 itet:elli•,_
'tit 1)101), tt 1") foelid it utterly ici'pos•
slide to lu'lirv('1 the doctri0(',w ;18
taught from the old pulpits. Ileapl, ,(esti held than, laud tented 1111.1
punished no )nor('. Every mean
was 'resl,n',sible for his own Io'll,
The;ire many things which , trr''
impossible with God. For instance,
it is impossible for llim to break:
Elis own latus or to force a Iran in-
to heaven ((,matt his will, The
preacher held that, to paint Glad esti
a reveeg1'ful tyrant only hold b1u'ICC
from wreaking wholesrle slaughter
anti ruin by the interposition of an-
other, as nue of the most, fearful.
libel's that degraded nie0 could put
upon the Almighty.
. wets roturning to her post at the eon- ,
elusion of .her vacation, (4101 her
statement is .1s follows :-'':18 the
trent '.sits leaving Wellington for
S11r"'vshury a ruuglt'loolong luau
sprang into Lite compartment its
which 1 was alone, I thought of
jumping out, but the train was al-
ready going at a High rate of speed.
1 began to read, (1hereto; e he in-
terrupted 1110, saying that lie. Was 011
the way to Sit relvsbury to sial his
wife, whom he had not met. for some
weeks. 1 made no answer. Ho
then approached ((10, put an arta
around' 11y neck (Inti attempted to
assault 010. 1 fought hard and
screamed loudly. leo beat lie vio-
lently, trying to render me uncuu-
801003. made fur the door, .opened'
it and was about to spring from the_
trail when I found that my dress
was caught in 111e door and that I
tvould be drugged molar the train.
A gentleman 10 the adjoining coln-
• pertinent saw my position and pull-
ed me into his eoulpar'titient through.
the window. My assailant followed,
yelling with bathed fury, but the
gentleulan who had rotecued Inc
drew a sword -cane, whereupon he
immediately retreated," After, the
report of the occurrollCo had been
made to the police the whole line of
railway was searched for the black --
guard. 1{e1 Was at Inst found In an
uucooscious condition, having jum11).
ed from the train while it was fun-
ning at 1t ep0c(1 of a0 tnilea an (tune,
to escape the consequence of his act.
Twelve 1lunrs later he regained con-
sciousness, :eel will tc-:loner be
afra1811td, eb- i'ged with Attempting
to nlirtler and outrage.
"PUNISH TILE DRINKER,"
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:\ report ten -le ty 1)r, I'Lliott of
Griffin, as the result of long Study
of the qu(.+stile", and personal in-
vestigation of the trading i(,Mlituions
of the 1511i1•ni States for the treat-
ment of victim- of the drinking
hllhit .sols forth that (1ipsnnetnin ('t
110ty ret•n'nired by 0:oeliunl
authorises as a disease, the wietint of
Wil1cht 1a as ele,uly irresponsible n.9 a
lunatic, The cost to the pthlie of
putting a '.(rank' through the rolice.
Court awl jail is estimated by 'the
police of different places to be about
$30. This includes cost ofarresting,
trying, and maintaining in jail.
The cost of asylum treatment of dip..
sotnaniacs (of whom about 50 per
cent ale cured) is on the average,
$31 per,head. That means that it
costs as much to get one chance in
two of restoring a than to citizenship
as it riots to stand hit» down to jail
and run ten chances to one of mak-
ing him a confirmed drunkard or a
professional criminal, or of hiieaking
QN TH. u. V 1 OLE. •ilk •1§T:h1R'Y4 Tice,
oft thre rfilautba l...C,aulsl retchNeat
a tu11 niteal a ppe doe dl y'0 wank. I
bought:bought4 binitle of BurclooltISI d Sit-
ters, began nsing it and in Oren
e days
spy appetite returned, in a week I
felt like a new man. It was wonder-
ful what that one bottle did far me,"
writes Arthur Allchin, of.8.untsville,
Muskoka, who suffered from Dys-
pepsia. 460,2t •
--Henry Saunders, of Oak Lake.
Manitoba, lost his vaien two years
ago thorugb exposure in the North,
west rt bellion, and hart since been
comphrtely +knish. The physicians
had given up all hopes of hie rec-
overy, One morning last week
Min. Saunders •• as greatly burinised
at her ht's husband taking part in
the conversation ns though nothing
had oevurrt'(1. Th' Government
granted him a )'sourly !tension of
$200 which Ile now prays may 11e
continued.
PROF. Low's Sutra oa Soar is a cheap
and handy form ofobtaning the heal•
ing virtues of a sulphu^ both. 46041
--They carne from the neighbor-
hood of Morganston. Ile has net
184 reached the thirtieth lllilepest of
life's
racecourse, but she Had ode -
brake] the• s4nli•41411telu(iui of her
bit 1.11 before be Was out of his ten" ;
the). sere sweet on each other, (tow•
ever, 80 they drove into town one
den_' last week awl sent worts to the
Hey. M. (looms to meet them at the
Arlington hotel. When the n.iuil
ter arrived she wished to know if i e
could tit: a nuptial knot -not one of
the t,ewfnugled and fo' hiotirthle slip-
knot erne. tr, hut ;1 r('gelltr old time
herd !neo!, 'tar1uot(d to stand all
stratus and1• keep in ally climate.
After the knot wet) tied and he had
xet ':em ' up for thtt buys,s11(1 took
11110 in low au'1 they drift, d (lots'):
Front t•tl'eet 1told seated tllrnttrltes
on 111e x1(11!., alk in front of Leonard's
hotel, 0 here they (llscueeeil ploys for
the future shill' the (corse w•an being
hitched op.-11a,tillgs Stor..
Wore:s LAusI Mt'cu SICKNESS
among children that Freeman's
Worm Powders will surely cure.
960 4t
THE PAPACY.
Rev:'Jatne3 T, llaefaddin, pastor of
St,•Tanws'ltrforttuld Episcopalrhut'eh
[lentil ton preached a forcible sermon
Iasi Sunday -eventing on the above
theme ; but his remarks were as
5)4(1411) a.cr'iticistu of 'high' Angtic:alr
cborchisnl as of the papal itlea. 'H.is
text wets : "Buy the truth, anti sell
it not." (Prov. 'tx1li.,'23.) Among
other tide gob)) said : "Christ never
had et suae:•1snr, and the twelve
(141014110s Dever had successorn ; for
Christ 3s mid the twelve apostles,are,
peel the church of God exists in the'
midst of nx to -day.. The great error
is to regard Christ as a dead Christ
instead of a living Christ --ns n
bat loth' who (1'(1(14(114 14)' directly rtp-
Branched, but (1pproeche d t h' OuOI(
a '•uleditute. ()heist has not given
!lis church over to ally „mortal or
mortals. Tt is His, and ITis alone.
It is His bride cat, He forgot
her ? Would 11e ever have taken
her if lfe intetelted to forsake her ' r
;,rive her others? Ti.' evil arises
out of 11 desire for 801110thing t,neel-
1,1.', 811404' risible symbol of the
churete Something that we can touch
and see. Tide comes from n lack of
faith. Alto true 0hild of God 'Wants
n visihle, material head of the; taloses
110 more than 110 Wants a visible,
tnuteria! head of the universe. 'The
k (,f l ln' :1p'rstle.e has item
mi in in giving us the whole chronicle
of (led :sufficient to make us wise
int" salvation, The true church of
Christ is spiritual, not materiel..
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A FAC!'!' WORl'LI REMEMBERING.
Mr. Jas • Binnio of Toronto, states
that his little baby when three
months old, was so bad with summer
complaint, that under doctor's treat.
went her life was despaired of. Four
doses of Dr. Fowler's Wild Strawberry
cured her, she is now fat and hearty.
46C 2t
--Notice has appeared in the oliicia
CJazetto to the effect that the heti%
ti0ne'(8 intend to apply. for Pel'11ris".
stop to 541 h:h'ned lhFi1' petition
against Sir 11et:ter Trul;,(lviu Ile
cause, as stated therein, they cannot
prove itlt allegaOOons, but in I eelity
h'raus(1 the party leade:r1. Lave
arranged t11 set off this emotlstivion
tet aittst cert in sphere act tinily p' tot-
ing. Mr.Pelletier, L. P. who rolls
1Teetor 1414)) !1111('8 unutrc(•8..fu1
tldv('1'snry at Three! ivers; Is out in
a letter protesting alaiurst. the settle.•
meet of the case under ,lob eircuu)-
stan('eS 1 M p101111141 tt pe rutin til ten
l llllm"rnJlt)• nt , •Iettinfls 111 fntlll't'.
Fla 111•.11 0(111s Ill 14tt0n;inn of the
elector-, of Three .I{iv.e're In the 1,r11-
i,itm +1f the last•, welch enables all'."
(10(' qunlilie'I to coma' forward ontl
Le auJi„tituted for the outgoing peti-
-Sir John and Lady Macdonald
returned to Ottawa from the East
last week.
• .7'ite ; retlerielun, N. B , O1va,
no of Thurstlay"' last •says of''the"
opo atiou of the Scott Act in that
city .--ries believe there never was.
t tittle sines the adoption of the
Scott :het ill ttMat liquor Watt (halt
out 80 freely or ill so barefaced a
wanner as it is et prrstttlt,
A PLEASING DM'.
"1 feel, it my duty to say,)' writes
John Burton, of Desert, P. (,t,.'. "that
Burdock Blood Bitters cured my wife
of liver complaint, frons which s'
had been a chronic sufferer. Her
distressing, .$painfulonymptoms .'• n
gave way, and I can highly recom-
mend the medicine to all suffering
as she did." 460-2t
-The Carnelian T'aeifie Railway
treflic returns for la'lt week and
corresponding weeks were :-1887,
$220,000, 1886, $204,000, an in-,
C"ease for 1887 of $$16.000.
• RELIABLE TESTIMONY. .
Mr. John 11. Wright, representing
Messrs, Evans, Sons et Mason, whole-
sale druggists, Montreal, says -Nasal.
Balm cured me of a long standing
ease of Catarrh after, many other re-
medies failing. • 460,41
'.fire report shows that the
health of the city of Hamilton has
steadily improved since 1876. The
population of the city was then
31,000 and the mortality was about
21 in a thoustn(1. Li 1886 the
population was 41,000 nod the
»(Ortelity only ((Lout. 18 in a .thoua-
and.
.41r. l3rlrkteeil, Chemist.
Dear Sir, --I wish to testify to the
merits of that celebrated Corn Cure
of yours. I was troubled with three
very severe corns, and tried every
Corn Cure advertised without relief,
but yours completely removed Ahem,
and is worthy of the name, Sure Corn
Cure, anti is a great boon to those
afflicted with corns. I hope all suf-
fering with corns will follow my ex-
ample with same results. Yours
truly, Thomas Taylor, Tailor, 99 King
Street West, London. 460 21
A BIG STRIKE.
A big strike was make when Powell
a Davis issued their Extract of snap.
villa and Murdock. 1t has met with
great success, and it must, for it is the
moat powerful blood purifier its the roar
ket. It is used with the greatest success
do all diseases arising from a debilit eted
coodit:ou of the system, and everyone
needs. and should use a bottle or two at
this senso a of the year, of Powell's Ex-
tract of Sarsaparilla and Burdock. Bear
to mind one 50c. bottle contaies more
solid medicine than most dollar so-called
Sarsaparilla and bitters,. Also remember
that it is sold In Clinton by all druggists,
price 50c. a bottle. Sold by ail drug-
gists and medicine dealers everywhere.
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A RADICAL CI'IANGE.
"I had got so bad with dyspepsia
that I hardly cared whether I lived
or not," says Frank A. Swain, of the
'1'oront Globe Office. , Three bottles
of Burdock Blood Bitters cured him,
and he says, "it now seems a pleasure
to live." 460.21
-The Guelph petition for the
repeal of the Soot Act bears the
mane of 850 of the qualified electors
of the city, nearly belt of the avail.
able voters on the Het.
Oleprelleaterlar
Harvesting in Manitoba is nearly
finished, an average wheat yield of
between twenty-five and thirty bush-
els to the acre being assured, with
other cereals* in proportion. Tt is
estimated that at least seven million
bushels of wheat, and_ ..probably .
mos, will 1.0 111ailabie for export.
QUITE CORRECT.
"I have used Dr. Fowler's Extract
of \Wild Strawberry, and found it the
best remedy I eIver used for dysent-
ery and all sutnmer complaints
among children,and I think no house -
bold should be without it:" Mrs. A.
Baker, ingoldsby, Ont. 460.21
-The,S1('kitiehewen If veal,'
111)8 :--Sone- arta.-, ago a colony of
grasshoppers hatched out on • the
plains betw,',tn the lois!! awl Engle
Creek, ea 1' o ifs Cmi'rc'nt trail,
14(1.1 fru' t he. )Batas, e,, of al,out s (lay's
(rat el resoled nil every green thing,
lint their appetites was titrOlrgt'I'
them tlioir growth ; they the down
all that wits w ititiu !heir react, while
they tw(.t'(' wet t.0 )(lung tot) (ly, And
so starvtd to death---__.,
RELIABLE. '
"I have used Dr. Fowler's Extract
of wild Strawberry,and found it a sure
euro for summer complaint. I was
vory sick, and it cured 1ne entirely."
Alexander W. Grant, Moose Creek,
Ont. 460-2t
- A by-law to raise $ 20,000 to
build a new Collegiate Institute was
adopted at Lindsay t (',tei'lay by a
niulorii j t I'QD-'flit Isulltliu
contract crit! lie !('t at um4e,:
IF YOUR ChiId is STunnonw or hard
to administer medicine to, Dr, Low's
Pleasant Worm Syrup will be appre-
ciated. 460 4t
e.
Ex Steamship "Corona" from Antwerp.
-:Q O T.,L T i Q Q - •
and those BUILDING will find this ani opportunity to get supplied to
advantage.11 Mao
Linseed Otis, Paints, &c., tfe., at Low Figures
TO CLOSE OUT SWAFFIELO'S STOCK.
1 ATi0N:l r, Pi (.1.8 will cure constipated
bowels and regulate tlto.liver- 400.41
• --The Elmira ebbe-et/we is res
s,:onsil,le for 111,. t"nllutviug :•-leers.
J. 'Truer. lititeg at Si. elements,
nt herr;' pleel:;: neer Croeshill
(1111' slat' le -0 wi ee, 11,1 to elft' smr•
tris" fI.tlf1 1 ,i.„t'( :x:100 '' 01111 Of
v1 -1.•.,•:r ill :, i,,.!1,,,c , (1)11!'.
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liacey
Iroa and hardware (Merchant,
CTI1Trro "_
June„ 1887.
Cure's Dlzztness, .Loss of Appetite, indigestion, Biliousness,
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Affections of the Liver and Kidneys,
Pimples; Blotches, Boils, Humors, Salt Rheum, Scrofula,
Erysipelas, and all diseases arising from Impure Blood,
Deranged Stomach, or irregular action of the Bowels.
w• . _ ..s•a..-.a ^sUa;} rk:ys' ' c: ff',.._ x spm• rt'T+7nr is;•1_:5 :+s.= .. _ .., •$
1.111991,14,67,751.10•11.1911.69.49591M/.1.14 FIL1199.1941,
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NSW DRUGSTORE.
0 0
Tim undersigned lion just opeuetl a new Drug Store, 1(1 JACKSON'S
N1,'\\' ,LOCK, en HURON tirromr,• ttn (emirs wt'stofthe City
Chemicals! dist> Patent Medicines and
.;s•1
11-1,111,oesk. Store, Miele will be found a complete assortment ot !Pure
'411mM-es-ail that the public may ask for in those
.1
Ctiutva, 1:tt(1 Jlu10)i'y , 1"0.
A. WORTHINGTON..
Utiles changed from residence to store
NEW STOCK Z NEW STORE !
leotlir'r ( 4- a T.N
• ! rot- ,,, ).:len,_ Eo 'wt a1k'Ks
TOen.ty 31.1 n N.
i iti1,,,11f_,,••el the matter, '
end 11••1•. 1„11 ;eine. in 11', i •.t the nlwt(11
'vat) c: ill' -..1'•1 unlit, hid 1Ile ware,
'
1(1111 lt!r'. 1+t ,4!4^1 !(rat 1,(: Il::d ;Anotll('l'
lot of 111e eel'''• hid epee Ilailu'y,s
bait, to tO.,;)e :iie iie e•leim'4 to
have brouei11 (111• ell " 's'. pro front
Englefe1.
Anvies 'ro MUTIsas -Are you dis
turbed at night and broken of your rest
by a sick child snffering and crying with
pain of Cntlitrg Teeth? If so send at
once and geta bottle of "M -s Winslow's
Soothing Syrup' for Children Teething.
Its value is incalculable. It wilt rel Leve
the poor little sufferer immediately. De-
pend upon it, mothers i there is ao mis-
take about it•. It cures Dysen:zry and
Diarnccea. regulate) the' Stomach and
Bowels, curel Wind Colic, softens the
.Gums, redo es Inflammation, and gives
tone ane energy to the whole system.
"1lrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup" for
children teething is pleasant to the taste
and is the prescription of one of the oldest
and hest female pl'3'sicians and nurses in
the United States, end is for sale by ell
druggists throughout the world. Price
25c. a bottle. lie sure and ask for "Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup," and take no
Other kind. 4421y
CURES
Lire?.
C'u ):,herr i ntr,
Iiilir,n»nera,
Impure
Blood,
Dyspepsia,
homer/
Complaint,
est tit Diseases
THE Gitlin►'!' ItEGI`L,aTOR
of the Stomach, Liver, nnwols and Blood. Cures
Headache, Constipation, Female complaints, and
Builds ut, the System. Road the'tn1(08ing : "For
years past r have suffered frou11, . yspe 1stik and 1
Wag recommentlel to try 1)r. tiedlnesCoinpound.
I did so and fonudit it perfect cure. -If. J. CUIt-
TiS, Toronto, oat." (01d of et) where, Price,75e.
DR, It00t1E1t's ('0(0(I AND LUNO CURE
Never Fails. (tlartrltntmed, )'rice, 25e and 60e.
The Union Medicine Cn,, Proprietors, Toronto, Ont
LUMBER' W NTER'i
Canteloo's Carriage Works;!
cLIN''I'ON,
oda
A11 kinds end nothing but arst-elnss, as we are
now building n nitq assortment of riga. Do not
fall to Call and see then( All kinds of work a
spectaitt. 8. A. CANTELON, Clinton.
JOSEPH ' CHIDLEY, Dealer in Furniture.
Call at the Nc?w Stare tend seeet e stock nt'
Bedroom and Parlor Sets, Lounges, Sideboards, Chairs, Springs,
Mattresses ete. and general 'Household Furuiturr. The whole Stuck is trete the Very
r,
hest manufacturers. Filth(•(' Frames anti 11uultlin44 of every description,
Jars. CIIII/1.E V. cede' door WC(:t r1' Dickson's !Book Store.
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Buy Your GROCERIES
FROM ----
THOS. ---COOPER----&----SON.
'l'he largest, cleanest and best (issorted stock of
GROCERIES, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
etc., in town. (b' Our Prices are as LOW as the Lowest, and we warrant
everything Brat class.
lick Sole a;/eras fur th'e Celeiratr'd "Coopers Baking Poerder,"kiitt
Best Brands of CIGARS by the Box or Thousand at Manfr"s, Prices
TEAS A SPECIALTY.
THOS. COOPER & SON
Give us
a call.
Corner store in Searle's Block, Clinton.
HOUSEKEEPERS !
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Genertal•Groceries, Crockery & Glassware,,
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WHOLESALE .'N1).,RETAlr, GROCERS.
The wants of every family supplied. Stock always fresh. SPECIAL INDUCF.-
MENTS when quantities tire ordered.
ssr A HANDSOME PRESENT GIVEN:AWA\' with every 3 or 5 lbs. of Tea.''*
ItC-Farm Produce taken at Righest Price.
LESLIE'S CARRIAGE & WAGON FACTORY
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In Stook, a Number of Cutters, Sleighs, Buggies and Wagons.
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The Material we manufacture:is of the best quality and the Iron work unsurpassed
In fact we make it an important feature. of our business to use only 1t) best pro-
curable material and the best workmanship. Those in Aced of CUTTERS
a11d SLEIGHS, of the latest makes and styles, should not ail to -
• call and see us.
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ALL WORK WARRANTED.
thr ' Repairing and R,eaaintine Promptly AtterL.ied to,
FACTORY on corner of Huron and Orange :Streets, CLINTON
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