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sigh, but hope whispered-they may do
well.
The following day Florence Eastman
became Florence Newman.
CHAPTER III.

CHAPTER III.
GONE! two! three! three thousand dol.
lars! all-all gone. Great Heayens-can
1t be so! yet have one thousand more,
and | will place that on the ace-if win
will double, and may get up yet; If
Lose" The evil one whispered, try!
One! two! three! FOUR! Charles Newman
gasped for breath. He went to the side
board, swallowed glass of brandy and
walked out.
Six years have passed since the mar
rage OF Charles Newman. For brief
period after his marriage, things went on
pleasantly; his young and lovely wife was
as happy as the day was long, and trou-
BILE had never once crossed the threshold
Of her loving, happy heart. Charles New
man attended to the profession of the law,
and with his business and happy home the
wine-cup had as yet made but little intru-
sion upon him.
''But Why" said he one day to his wife,
"why should practice law, when we have
an abundance; why nail myself down to a
law officel"
Tho wife, hoping even to increase the
measure of her happiness by having him
always with her, readily replied, "You are
right, Charles; quit the practice and then
will have your company all-aN the
time"
The husband did so, and from that mo-
ment a change came over the spirit of
the young wife's dream. How true the
adage, "Ideness is the root of all evil."-
For time, the only change in Newman's
conduct was, he would be out more often,
and then he would stay out longer. At
last, he would stay out half of the night,
and would come home partially iutoxicat-
ed. The young wife trembled-soon a
new link would be added to the chain
which united her to her husband, and hope
whispered-Do not despair. But the in
nocent born child seemed but to urge the
father on, and poor Florence Newman
was obliged to admit the melancholy re-
Election, that her boys father was a DRUNK
ARD.
Thus did Charles Newman march on
ward in dissipation, until he lost all he
possessed Of money-nearly all of charac-
ter. AS we observed, six years had elapsed
since the marriage.
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Ey- An Irish journal gives the follow

Es7- An IRISH journal gives the follow
ing strange obituary notice:
"Died at Bellaghy, on the first instant,
Rachol Mccartney, aged sixty-sevcn.-
Through careful dealing and wretchedly
penurious habits, she managed to save a
considerable sum of money. A short time
before her death she swallowed fifty notes
of one pound each, and also some sover-
eigns. Rarely has their been such an in
stance of the auri sacra tanes, or of ''the
ruling passion strong in DEATH" In her
wretched pallet and on her person were
found, after death, large sums of money"
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The cause Of ladies teeth decaying at so
much earlier. state of life than those of the
other sex, has been usually attributed to
the friction produced by the constant ac-
ton of the tongue. 1t has, however, been
suggested with more gallantry, and per-
haps with equal truth, that it is owing to
the sweetness Of their lips, it is fact
well established by popular belief, that
sweet things spoil the teeth.
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VoLrAIRE was one day speaking warm
ly in praise of the physician Haller, in
presehce Of person who was living in his
house. "Ah, sirr said this person, "if
M. Haller would but speak Of your works
as you speak Of his" Possibly we are
both mistaken" said voltaire.
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Is'pose, neighbor,' said an independent
voter to another, on the eve Of the election,
that you II vote for our friend b. again
this timer
"No,' was the reply; 4 don't think 1
shall. The beef wasn't cooked to my
mind that he gave us last Election.
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Stltfteh .Galts
From he illustrated Family Friend.
TIE POWER OF KINDNESS
-oR,-
THE HUSBAND RECLAIMED.
BY R. g. BAILEY.
CHATTER I.

lIESRy EASTMAN sat on his fathers
knee, and an involuntary sigh forced the
inquiry from lis parent, "llcnry, what is
the matter!"
Henry was but eight years Of age, and
the solicitude Of n kind and indulgent ia
ther for the welfare Of his children-troub-
led alike when ever any thing troubled
them-could only be repaid by the know
ledge ofthat which caused them pain. Hen
ry hesitatingly answered, "My dear father,
! feel sad because sister Flor. is going to
be married"
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AN artist painted a cannon so naturally
the other day, that when he finished the
touchhole it "went off," A friend ae-
counts for it by saying that it was taken
by the sheriff. This, however may be
nothing moro or less than malice.
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THE
LANCASTER LEDGER
is PUBLISHED EVERY
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
n. o. BAILEY,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS:


TERMS:
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vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, if
paid in six months; or Three Dollars, if
payment is delayed until the end Of the
year. These terms will be rigidly adj
hered to.
Advertisements will be eonspicuously
inserted at scvonty-fve cents per square
Of twelve lines, for the first insertion,
and thirty-seven and half cents for each
subsequent insertion. A single insertion
One Dollar. Nothing will be counted
less than a square.
Advertisers are requested to state, in
writing on their advertisements, the num-
Der Of times they wish them inserted; or
they will be continued in the paper until
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
The Law of Newspapers.
I, All subscribers who do not give ex-
press Notice tn the contrary, are consid
cred as wishing to continue their subcrip-
tons.
2. IL subscribers order the discoutin-
uance Of their papers, the publishers may
continue to send them until arrearages
are paid.
8. Ifsubscribcrs neglect or refuse tax
ing their papers from the offices to which
they are sent, they are held responsible
till their bills are settled, and their papers
ordered to be discontinued.
4. The Courts have decided that refu-
sing to take newspaper or periodical
from the Office, or removing and leaving
It uncalled for, is prina facie evidence Of
INTENTIONAL FRAUD.
ALL KINDS OF
JOB PRINTING
EXECUTED WITH NEArSEss AND DESPATCH
At this Office.
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CONCLUSION.

CONCLUBIOS.
TWELVE years have elapsed since the
marriage, and six since the events record
ed in our last chapter happened. Little
Henry Eastman Is now young man Of
twenty.
"Come here, Henry said his father,
Aand tell me what makes you so happy
"Shall sit on your knee, father, when
am now such big boy" and before re-
ceiving an answer he was on his fathers
knee.
-Well, what Is il my boy, let us hear;
i does your father good IN see his children
happy-it makes tears Of love and graft
tude flow from his eyes. What is It my
boyi
swell, father, You said / might COM
mence the study Of law, and I have been
thinking how can make, not only such
. lawyer, but suck q man as my tutor and
brother-in.law.p
Tears did como into the old mans ewes.
BY bis interpretation, he had given 10 the
world man Of great usefulness. who.
perhaps, otherwise would have filed a
drunkards grave.
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CHATTER "

"THREE little children! NY poor little
children-your father, where is he. My
Father in Heaven, did ever think we
would come to this! We are reduced al
most to poverty"
Bang went the door, and in walked
Charles Newman. The brandy does not
appear TO have affected him. 1t is near
dayhght-"the darkest hour prec,dcs the
light Of day" On pallet lay his two
eldest children, and in chair sits his
brokcn-hearted wife, with their infant
in her arms. Silence reigns, but at length
the wife exclaims-
"Charles, my dear, am so glad you
have come home"
"Florence," calmly replied the husband,
I'VE are poor; We are in abject want-I
have lost at the gambling table all pos
sessed."
An involuntary exclamation escaped
from the wife; it was, Thank God."
"Charles," said the wife, 81 have wished
for this; l have prayed for it. Ny father
does not know our distresses, and have
hitherto forborne to write to him; but now
| will do so, and he will help us; but oh!
how cheerfully, if he thought--" The
wife hesitated, and the husband said
"Hush!-To-morrowm
The morrow came. The birds carrolled
forth their songs, the butterflies skipped
about the windows, and appeared desirous
Of knowing what was going on; the flow
ers even seemed TO bloom with unwonted
marks Of beauty, and Charles Newman's
children looked up into his eyes and
smiled.
Know you why the wife stopped in her
speech the preceding night She knew
her husbands nature-he was proud; he
did not wish even his own wife to tell him
TO do so, or so, or reprove him for what
he had done. She knew, and she felt,
that he was deeply, sorely tried, and griev-
cd; remorse was killing him; and il he
once voluntarily promised to forsake his
vices, he would.
No wonder the flowers looked 90 bright
and the birds sung so sweetiy. Charles
Newman has promised never TO touch an
other drop Of spirits. The wife gives him
found embrace, and emphatically ex-
claims, "Thank Godr'
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Benedict Arnold never married until he
was forty years Of age, and see what an
end he made!
Exchange paper Il Yes, but we never
heard Of Arnold doing anything bad until
after he was married.
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nS An author of love story, in des.
criblng his heroine, sayss---sInnocenca
awells in the rich clusters Of her dark hair.
a vag suggests that ane tooth comh
would bring Il out.
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There is a nigger in Kentucky SO black
that his shadow stains the carpet as he
passes along.
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A vocalist says he could sing Way
down on the old Tar River if he could get
the pitch.
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EE Time flies fast, but bue every
Of any note can beat time.
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What is next to an oysteri The shell
That's hard case.
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Why are shawls like husbandsa Be-
cause every woman should have one.
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tacle which we will not sicken our readers
by describing.
Dickens Household Words.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17
HORSE Eminent.
DR.. HILL
The Celebrated Indian Doctor,


TAKES pleasure in announcing TO the citizens Of
Worcester, and other places, that his Office is at No
III Main st.
word TO Young men and Others afflicted with Semi
nal Debility whether originating from certain destruc-
tive habits from any other cause, with he train oil
bodily and mental evils which follow when u,gI cled
should make early application, thereby avoiding much
trouble and suffering, ell expense By this i'm
proved method OF treatment, Or, Il. safely guar
antee safe and speedy IN al cases OF score, dis
ease that may cnme under his care, matter how long
standing. @kithe invited his private rooms
without fear OF Interruption by other patianja as hun
drcds are cured ea!y by his practical experience aid
great reT5edi~s.
READ AND REFLECT The afflicted would dc
well to reflect before trusting thei hetJh, happiness
clans ignorant of this Class of malades. tits cerla
y impossible for understand all the ills The
human family subject to.
YEARS OF PRACTICE, excessively cevoted to the
treatment and study of Syphilis, GOnorrhGa, elect
Structures, effect of solitary habits Ulcers upon tina
body, throat, legs, Pain The Head or Bones,
and all Mercu'ia Affections aud all Impurities of the
Blood Whereby the constitution has become eufee bled
enables the Dr. to offer relief ali may place them
selves under his
TO FEMALES. All diseases peculiar 80 Females,
as Suppre ssions, irregularities, c. speedily and effect
ually removed.
O The French Period al Drops and Pills, for the
above affections, have been well Tested or the last
years.
Dr. HIPS Preventative - for married ladies' sent Ia
any direction, from observation. Price So Per
distance may consult Dr. Hill by letter. (post
paid describing their case have medicines securely
put up and forwarded 10 any part of the u States with
full ard explicit directions for Office arranged
with separate apartments that patients but
the DR..
" Office hours rom A. NJ, to 9 Pm.
Very respectfully, DR. c. A. HILL
apl6 DIFF Office l2l lain St. Worce
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DR.. ARN0LD's BALsAM.

fE'HE only sure, safe and quick Remedy for Cholra
Morbns, Asiatic or Spasnodic Cholera, Dyseniery
and Dierrhea Cure warranted III all cases in ht ir
first stages, in less than hour, amid in few DAYS
after all other remedies have failed if the patient not
mortified.
It's purely vegetable and entirely harmless, and the
Only and safe remedy offered to the public for
the of Cholera MANTLE. and children bile teeth
ing, or Dysentery with nigh fever IL nay he given TO
children OF adults in arystage Of the above plants,
without fear Its great efficacy above al other rtme-
dies is in checking the discharges of the stomach and
bowels, in any ef the disease with perfect safety.
II easee pain. sits well, Strengthens he stomach and
helps digestion hlthuush checks the discharges so
quick, it never produces cOsyeness but always aves
the bowels regular. Ii is warranted IRE, safe and
perfect remedy, and not hurt tns system ii taken
Seven years, three times laN.
snithded, L Feb. D. ls4h
certify that m precuce OF thirty ears,
have never found any medicine equal TO DR. $ Anold's
BasaIn, IL Cholera MoFbus, Dyseri,ry, ana Diar,hui
TYLER BRiGGS NJ. ID.
NHoasQckef, Feb. s 1916
certify hat have praciieed phy sic a0out Iy years
in Massachusetts AMI Rhode Island. have taken Dr.
5. Arnod's Halsam number OF lines, and have given
il to Others, and think exceeds awning ever used
for Cholera Morbus Dyseniery, and Disrrhga
SPENCER PRATT NJ u.
% For sale WHOLESALE and Retail by 2. MERRILL,
22l Main Street IS cents per bottle 80 per doz.
jy27 dawtf
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SUMMEn ARRANCEMEN
On end cite, Hoadap, Hoy 9il, 1858, thrOpehPAs,
sgNGEa TRAINS wdileay ar follows:
Leave Providence at &C. and 80 Hi.j and AGO D. ID
Leave IS orge.teT II So and II a. and p. ~
The 7.so A. N. Train from Providence, connects
Worcester with the Express Trains from Boston os
New orb, ami A5say, which leave Worcester al 925
A. NJ
Win HE Accommodation Tram fer Springfield and
Albany and gilinermcdate stations, whieh leaves WOr.
Win trains ofths Norwich sud Worcester Railroad
for Orwirh.
with trains Of she W o1cester and Nashua Railroad
for I.ayeil Nashua, Manchester, Co3cOrd, &e.
VITA TIA ms Of the haabuTg and Nofcsst Rail-oad
lo1 Fuchburg, Geene, Bellows Falls &C.
ne 1870 A. ii. tT'ra from Providence connects al
Worcester with the afternoon Accommodation 1raina
from W ofcester OF all the above mentioned Roads
The 4.ua Nj train ron PIoVidence connects at Wor.
ces:tr with the Accommodation Train for Springfield,
which leaves Worcester vt 5.b5 =. NJ.
with the Steamboat train Tor New Z ork viz Norwich
which leaves orCester az III.
With The trgns of the FichbVFg and Worcester Rail
road VI hich leaves W OTCester at us T. M.
The Il A. n. tram from Worcester connects AT Wor.
cester with the morning trains from Norwich, spring
field, Fuchburg, Nashua and Lowell
Al Providence with the afternoon trains for Boston,
Taunton, New Bedford, fan River, and with steam
b94 T i9 %e5 ard AsSr os.,.r coone,. at yor
cester With The Express Train which laayes New YORK.
at O'Clock, A. NJ
With the morning Accommodation Train frotn Aba
ny, and with the midday Accommodation Trains from
Norwich, SprireGeld, Fitchba-g Nashua aad lowell
A, Providence wiia il.g Sos and New ork steam
boat Train .ar ArN Ncrk VIA StonuEton.
The T.3O A. a. and 4.t0 r. III. trains from Providence,
and the 5.5v "a NJ and i,f0 P. NJ. trains from "orcesef
with the Trains Of the Noriok County RailFa
at Waterford.
These trims also connect at " ooasocket with coach
es fur Milford and @cudon.
ST AiiviIle with conGAes for Siaursvie al Viii.
tins ilh coaches for East Douglass and Nhilnsylc
At Fauumsvith coarh,s jor Grafton Centre, New.
England Village and Upton.
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3 L ABBOTT,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.

No 239 Main Street. Worcester, Mass
4 TTENTION given to the Purchase sale and Ex,
IA change Of Real Estate in all parts OF the rly, and
Heclions OF the County
among the many desirable City Lots he offers for
sale, he Won call the special attention of purchasers
Ia those beautiful lois comprising The Wheeler
Farm and "BOYrEN PLATTS." situated on Pleas
mt street, wi hin sh IT distance rs LIIy Hail.
90 these Lots too much cannot be spoken in pfase--
however, the sales OF them the past year. speak mere
in then favor than words
And TO persons DESTROYS of commanding sites, he
would call their attes on those splendid Lots situated
On Oak it'll (near the Western Railroad Depot which
for beatty OF surrounding scenery fine aig, and excel
lent water, be surpassed by location in the
Eily. These Lots I've ed bar to be- To he admired
commanding of the finest views tie City, and
hut short distance from the City Hall purchasers
not but desire and admire beautiful location We
would ask you to visit theu if no more. Great in
duccments will be offered those Wishing build inn
uediately
He also offers 25 Lots Venom street, (Uniop Billy
~ on Providence 81, IS on Elm ST. 20 on Mason ST.
e-al Pleasant and others III different parts Of the
city. by which persons can be accommodated according
10 their means and desires. Aud inducements to
purchase, he will exchange any aad all OF The above
LOIS Tor Property III the County, with security, they
may be bought any length of iimeso that custom
FRS can be accommodated without any outlay of Cash
Also, several FARMS in differen, sections Of the
Connty, vary lpg ia price FROM $500 to $4,000.
Those in want CT Farms will 90 well to call and ex-
nniine his many lists, among hem persons can be
commodated or suited as price, location, and guam
THY OF land, with less expense and trouble than ether
wise.
Also, Tenements TO let, and Houses for sale, in differ
ent parts Of the City.
Can at our OA:oe, No 289 Main ST. and we will con.
Vey you over dieTen; parts OF th@ civ free of charge.
je2 DIFF
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MISCELLANEOUS
UNITED sac and Foreigp Patent


Office SO State, ccrner Of C0nsre Sfrest. Boston.
FfnE undersigned, late pHncipai EAa miner in The
Uuited states Patent Office at Washington City,
has just resigned his Office oi the purpose OF establish
Jag agency in Boston for procuring Patents in THIS
and foreign countries.
rendered him familiar with its rules and practice, aud
with history Ofvention in this and other countries;
and shs experience with The frequent visits which he
proposes making the Patent Office iusiiRes him IN
saying that his agency will offer Inventors all The
advantages Of one located IN Washington. and, in al
tien ihuse which result from residence in the r;dst
Of mechanical and manufacturing industry.
Advice given upon all relating the validity,
DC Of patents, the novelty and paientahiy inven.
unns, and III the general department OF Mechanical EIi
neutrality-suspicious. aad iugs plepaled,-
Caveats hled,Reconsijerat piorn I'd OF appliCa
tons that have heen rejected upon mpe prepared
rapers-ases of Interference and applications for
tension and prosecuted,-anu, general, all
business connected with the Patent Office, Transacted
with care and promptness.
British other foieiga potrRs procured, through
prompt ami confidential agents, in Lonloa and Paris
The new law recently enacted Ia Great Britain, HAVING
materially reduced The cost OF Obtaining patents III thh
kingdom, opens Inventors "p oriuaiiy OF protect
Ing their RI his within TIE British rea.m which fhey
have never before enjoyed Fate Is are now granted
which extend over England, Ireland and Scotland.
Persons residing distance may obtain all Reces
sary Information, and have their bnsines, transacted,
by writing the subscriber, fy0st paid without the
trouble and expense Of visit 10 Washington.
lie hegs leave TO refer those unacq tainted with him,
the following testimonials
From The ErumiaerS IA the Patent Office
"The under signed, Principal and Assistant Examiners
in the United states Patent llce have for several
years been well acquainted with Nh samuel Cooper,
lately Principal Examiner in rhls office; and take
pleasure in stating thai he genil man OF the high
moral character Of nnqne-ucned knowledge in Tie
business and practice If the Office that his scien.
life atainmenis such euneutls 1T him Tor The
business IN which he Is about 10 engage
bEaRY B REYwlci, p ;,c;na,
h. D. GALE, i"
J. Il LANE
Assistant Eramjn.rs-l. II. Peale, Thus T Eve.
rift, F. Seuheate Saith, Wni ChaIucy Lansdon
"From long acquaintance, ana intimate oifcIql rela
tiuns with Mr.. Cooper fully heartily concur in
the foregoing accommodation nade hl my late col.
leagues. v N. 7. n FITZGERALD,
Laie Principal Er4Riner Of Patents"
From Hon Sherman Leland boston,
81 have been well acquainted with MIR, Cooper for
many years, aud nave The fullest confidence in his
fahfulness and integrity. ). LELAND"
feb 5-d3ta~ VIZ " lamohr SAMUEL COOPER
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UNITED STATES
Life Insurance, Annuity & Trust Comply,

Life Insurance, Annuity & Trust COMFY,
Il Pennsylvania. Capital, $50, 900 Dollars,
~ Cash payments exclusively. No Premium Notes
ana no assessments. 1
STEPHEN r. CRAWFORD, President.
CHARLES g. INLAY, sec'y
PLlNY FISK, Acuary
Local Board Of Reference.
Messrs' Enoch Train d Co.; J g. Howe A. Co; Blan.
S VrI Converge * Coz Nash Calender n Co j. d.
E Enn a. 90 George II Gray & 90 james Read
Esq J Albert Fearing, Esq; H. NJ. Iiolbrook Esq r.
D. Forbes, Esq. Philip Grerly Jr ESQ George vii
nun "ord0n, Esq Hon VIM g. Baios, all Of Boston
- me mixed system Of Life Insurance. adopted by this
company and the best English Offices all the
goh1hed advantages O. the stock and Mutual systems
Inc fromiums 10 be paid in Cash aud the present val
ue OF Annual Dividends is paynole Cash, on demand
or deducted from future Premiums, ut the option ofthe
party insured
" California Life Insurance, and Permits for Ana
ira ia Oregon, and the Sandwich islands, NJ reduced
rates OF premium. GEORGE II. HATES
General Agent, New England Branch Office, M. "a
Congress street. Boston Corner Of Post Office Ayenus
few doors from State street) i
John A. DANA
No Central Exchange Worcester
GEO. A. BATES, Medical Examiner
octt dSaWnweuwlv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17
EDWARD SARGENT, Surveyor,
WORCESTER. MASS.

WORCESTER. MASS.
Office at E. z. Ab5otfs Real Estate Broker,
no. 239 liam Street.
4 TTENTl0N given TO surveys Of
n REAL ESTATE,
in all sections of the County
Estimates of Water Power made, embracing fall,
amount of 1owaee, DC.
Particular attentio paid to Surveying City Lots.
HIS eXFerienre. together with ADD perfect lnstrn-
InenJs, c aim for him stare Of public patronage
lso, surveys OF Brick aDd Masonry,
OldeIs directed above will receive prompt aten-
ton.
P. :. No extra charge for travel.
References :-j'iHes ). - oodwnrth, Fsg., Col. +.
z Abbott, Chaies Hersy, Esq, Worcesteri Joshua
Henshaw, ESQ Leleesler. e2 DIFF
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