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Westindia Islands should be ranged under the
e~nactments so given for the Mothercountry, is
therefore not only in the interest of the whole
State, but more specially in the interest ofthose
vessels themselves. For the Colonies there
will be gained this advantage besides, that the
Seapasses hitherto ordained, and which accord
ing to 5 of the Law of seth June 1880 con
corning trade and in St. Croix are
cIassed among the documents of nationality for
all vessels belonging to persons in the Danish
Westindia Islands, will no longer be required,
and the fees for such passes, which in many re-
spects weighed heavily on the colonial shipping,
will be abolished. But in order that vessels
from the Colonies should rot obtain a more
favorable position by the abolition Of the fees
for sea passes than that Of vessels belonging to
owners in the Nothercountry, it must be con-
sidered necessary, agreeable to the principle
laid down in the aforesaid Law Of 30th June
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chase-deed Bill of Sale or other titIe.deed does
NOT accord with thn rnaI valna of tho ar+icln
he shall he at Jfbartv fo canso an annyaisnmont
As above stated. to which tho nnrrhasar shall
be summoned and the duty shall in that case
be CHARGED on the value SET down bv such an
praisement, but the respective Colonial Trea-
sury shall defrav the EXPENSES ATTENDING such
WINGED of proforma transactions or other frau
duIent intent.
Auy one found guilty Of HAVING dafraudpd.
or haying attemDtrd to defranJ the Cnsroms nv
producing wrong or fictitious bills of sale or
other tile deeds, Shall, besides having to defray
the expenses for IN appraisemtat as aJ0vestate1
and The duty on the real valuation thus estab-
lishel, be furthermore subject to a fine not pv-
coeding five times the amount of the duty, and
be liable to public prosecution according to
Law.
s.
If the transfer be consummated in a foreign
place, it shall be allowable and lawful to settle
the DUTY with the nearest resident Danish Con
sui against his receipt for such duty, calculated
according to the value stated in the Purchase
deed, Bill of Sale or other titIe-deed, or ;f such
documents can not be produced, or if no pur-
chase sum be therein mentioned, then accord
ing to an appraiSement which the Consul shall
cause to be made by competent men.
6.
This Ordinance comes in force on the.
(The date to be the same as in the eventual Or
dinances concerning registration of vessels be-
longing in the Danish Westindia Islands and
of the Measurement of Vessels BELONGING in the
Danish Westindia Islands.l
-
MoTrvEs
y to the Draft of Ordinance relating TO the
measurement of Shine IN ho Don,e3 woet
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""OJ EH 81 BAKER SEHiNG NlCHTYE COVplVr
"'''" "s MiN STREET. NENnHlS
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BULLS
CEDRON BITTERS.
Authentic Documents.
Arkansas Heard from.
Testimony of Medical Men.

Stony Point white Co, Ark, May 40. 'Gg
On Jons llrLL-pear Sir Last February /
was Ia Lotisgillc purchasing drugs, end cot
some Of yonf SarmparillA and Ccdfon Bitiers
Ny son.in-law, who was with Ne ia the store
has been down with rhenmatism Tor some time
commenced on The Bitters; and soon found hfs
general health improved.
Dr' Gist, who has been IL bad health. tried
chem mud he nlao improved.
DR.. Coffee, who has been IN bad health fot
several yaars-stsnseh end gttr anceted--he
Improved very much by The use Of your Ritiers.
Indeed, he Cedrun Bitlefs haveEircn You great
Popularity IL this settlement lthlnk | could
sea = gssat quantity Of your medicines this
MI especially sour Ccaron Bittets ana Sara
paula, SHIP Me ea Memphis, care Of Rickctt
$500 Respectfully.
p q. ri WALKER.
Fifth street, L.ougsying, kY. M 'a''f"'usy
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Three REQUISITES OF Health.

II AL the slekiy people IN ths world WIRE TO iake
to their bids and demand medical featmens. thof0
would MT be doctors enoueh to attend thsIni nor
q sn ficient number OF the robust 70 nurse mem.
Three conditions are absolutely essential tpheAnns
VIII. a good appetite, easy digestion, ana the hbil-
iy 10 sleep e0nndiy. Seven eIghihs OF the many
thousands who suffer from indisposition yet 40
not labor under serious disease, complain that
they - cant eat" tnot their ttomachs are out. Of
order" or that they s'don't sleep we'll" tof this
class Of ailments few persons think OF calling IN .
pbysiriar. Nor Ia II necessary, II asmnch esa
cnursa AZ Hostetter's Bitters viii csrtn,nly relieve
the deranpements Of the stomach, the nvsf ana
Tho nervous system from which want 81 appetite.
indigestion and rleeplcseness arise. This excellent
vegetsble tonic snd corrective y also . dehenuai
anodyne. insomnia tcs incspseity 70 sleepl
which has resisted all the ordinary feneolee wi
yield readily 10 q dose OF this pleasant tepstyu
taken Just before retiring 10 rest. II o.ainsfy
med cal practice II IA usuAl 70 give ? st09ecbic e
apsrient, an inyi1osAut. a sopofinc, or q enyAep-
TIC, ~ the case Tor the time being may seem more
particularly 10 requirej but IN this grand rcstors-
tive ali these medicinal properties, snd NAM on
ers are blended in due proportion. Tnus, ny 81
gesti0n IL stimulated, while the bowels ave feGu-
lated, the liver toned, the strength fecruited, me
nerves Gained. the fluids purified and the csfcnis-
tion equallzed. II IL believed that there u 70 on
or restorative and resu ating medicine ~ ne wufig
which acts 20 benefcially and agreca0iy. upon au
The assinilatinv and s~ccretive organs - tne sams
time; and 10 all who lack the three
re~gulsites OF health and enjoymsnk. . vigorouA
appetite, sound digestion and fefreshipg 1dsepts
Il Confidently recommended - Z specific.
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Miscellaneous.

Maine has 1886 l~unatics in her Insane
Asylum.
Connecticut had ono divorce to every
nine marriages last year.
Melancholy Tree--The weeping will
low and the Pineapple.
-" Sheep-eaters" is the name of a tribe
Of Indians on the Yellowstone.
The Minnesota Insane Asylum con-
tains over three hundred patients.
Now is the time to be insured in the
Washington. Tomorrow the time to en-
Joy it.
"A eubterranean lake has been discov-
cred at Lancaster, Pa, seventy feet below
the surface.
Foresight is the right eye Of Prudence,
and Prudence dictates Life Insurance.
Insure in the Washington.
Alarming symptoms of suffrage fever.
Little girl-There, dolly, you must lie still
and sleep all day, cause I've dot TO do and
vote.
An emigrant wagon passing through
Rochester, Minnesota, the other day, bore
the quaint inscription; Don't inquire
North Pole or bustp
In the stomach Of an alligator recent.
ly killed on the Combabee river was found
a large light-wood knot, a whole bottle,
and the neck and bottom of another, and
a bunch of hair.
"A rural New York magistrate decides
that, as Sunday riding Is against the law
livery stable keepers must get cash down
for their business on that day, or risk a
Ing QUESTION ny quuvrnB mum ~ ntnT7,
xxi. 10; 81 will wipe Jerusalem az q
man wipeth a dish wiping 1t, and turning
it upside down"
"A short time ago, in Contra Costa
County, California, a husband deeden
%property TO his wife, naming for a con
alteration Glove and affection" The
same day the wife applied for a divorce.
-Cbinamen Of San Jose, Cal, have
engaged the services Of a Chinese
LAWYER. who was educated at a law school
in England, and who will defend thelr
interests in all cases in which they may DC
concerned.
A wealthy citizen Of Madison county,
m whoae daughters widow with two
children had been for some time sup
nortrd BY The county, was sued, recently
and the full amount paid by the author
ties recovered.
An up-country miner stopping ove'
night at Stigars Hotel, Tolo, Cal awok'
and found his bed on fire. Slowly. III
arose and walked down stairs, remarkinl
IN the proprietor as he passed him, say
, sig. take some water up stairs and pu
, thai fire out It's getting rather too warn
. up there" u,
: : The Rochester IN. W Union caution
4 is readers against a new confidence gam
. which has been successfully imposed up9,l
many throughout the state, ana mas ia as
been brought to light. An assumed gre
. cerv Arm IN New York city send confiden
,iai circulars to active men. in which me
i Ut forth that they have n Of the largel
wholesale grocery housesin the State, tnl
= they are in want Of agents throughout W
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Foreign Gossip.

AT Quito, Peru, little mats are used
for spittoons.
"A fyorite Chinese medicine Is baked
clay dust.
The Empress Eugene will visit Den.
mark this summer.
Great Britain has 10000 miles Of
macadamized roads.
Victoria has now eight grandsons and
nine granddaughter.
The English channel Islands have
sunk forty feet In five centuries.
1t costs about 100000 TO take the
census of Great Britain and ireland.
There are now $50 steamers trsvers.
ing the Danube-of nearly all nationali
ties.
Small silk parasols covered with white
or light gray feathers are the latest rsr-
isian novelty.
-Transfusion Of blood from q mans to
his wife's veins, has just been successfully
performed In England.
The amount OF wheat imported into
Great Britain in 1869 wa 37,605. S9S cwt. /;
an increase Of about 10 per cent, from
1869.
Over a million and q half Of human
beings have been driven to the workhouse
by the evictions of the last twenty years
In ireland.
when o young man in Greece joins
the brigands, his friends regreifully an
nounce the fact by saying, "he has gone
into politics."
"A Bengalese arcbeologist has discov'
cred that the chignon, "one-third larger
than the head" was In vogue in the Eas'
hundreds Of years ago.
A cable dispatch says twenty. mem
beers Of an excursion party Of thirty q
forty were recently drowned by the slnk'
ing Of a raft on one Of the Swiss Lakes.
The Matrimonial NsDs Is the name 0
a four cent weekly just started In Lond OF
which il said to contain more than two
hundred announcements from candidate
for marriage.
The old King Of Sazony, who doe
not care q fig for state affairs and reea
pomp, tells his friends and confdant
nearly every day that he wishes ne ha'
never lsd q royal crown on his head.
"a ssgsr, TO he called the Paris Amer
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- - 80 .I E.ua.
-rrim ~ oe' ocfrano ~ ahu bsp"'
fcf0 ~.
Mari Twain has declared his lnten.
tion IN lecture no more.
-pender a the suggestive name Of A
large liauor dealer in Baltimore.
H. c~~ma.,,oa, Tnn,.,a,,,o ,hors
In .ae S~onhec.lGua hegss'aiu,a ane,s
aIs twenty-five members over AA'y yoa's
o'u
Hans Christian Andersen, u - saio,
seriously conempia,e' conihg 'he
United states next All
Anthony Trollope says novel writing
Is 10 be learned like any other trade"
He Ia "apprenticing" his own son 70 II.
Five men recently met In the rooms
of the Library Association at Evansville,
Ind, the aggregate OF whose 3 was
954 years. One of them was lOs years
old.
Judge Samuel d. Lockwood, Trustee
Of Illinois College, having rendered his
resignation, Hon. Newton Bateman has
been elected to fill the vacancy.
Gov. Randolph, Of New Jersey, has
appointed DR.. Jno. Mclean, formerly
President Of the Princeton College, Tx
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Cbeap [ uxuries or he pespie. Opportunity.
a the tin when the cost u I wing IL enormous .. = new
stlcle appeafsI IN / market, ~sforfing al unprece.
! nted aniunnt Of Aqiio q and whoiss m . msnt,
almost Tor d 40 4. We refs 10 tie patent n Moss
Fan M, VII Oh q now, ny virtue Of u Extraordinary
CHI apness. taxing tn place OF al The Eelet sous afti.
ces n II cd manu- hcturrd from maize md z an. Tue
raw material Of this n tr,tious and f~,ttentnR AgfAtm
I've ffee gift on nature q mari . mos grr winKinp Q
Cagrsgeen. tirsns a, dssi cat d. conc ntrnted A1d
reou ri 10 powder y a pa ent process. IN = won efta
plant Yields . larger quantity .of pure. nlst,nie ~.
pro1uceo IRON the grca 4 ri uituf staflss Artistic
cooks proDounee II ts 1uest q ticle for nsta %. pnu'
40 'ov, red, and the Sra 1sts FARiNH Uo- OF New
York, who own the psttnt. And u I'll they can 40 y
kesp pace with the dcmai Dc for the nes stan OF NE.
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liza. n 49, -, fafas ne 80 maaih
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tsnsd ~ ia W. nj Hssf sfpfai
Bt tfH Bad goo msa Il fsft DERRY sai
30 m ~ pfs'fia A bsHia sss stbse'si
asff fha i4ss NJ Waaff
Ita Chamisf n Arnlslian n fhs
iilrh Cada q isFig 0' rfr.s hats fs
Turned 't sati sfaioH = ngmhsf a
psftona whe ha4a been tasiig famanifi
before TIE Hish Court ne ifsi TIE
larger hamtsf sfs Indicted ~ conspiracy
asaiaH me afsiy of ihe State shd NE
NE u ne rmpsfof
Private dispatches from C6nsisntlnopls
received in Nsw Yorh m the 90 say the
msssscfo II the Jess In Iloumania va'
from four "a eight thousand A London
dispatch of The sih allnAea n the en-.
nounooment Of the receipt In this country
Of the reports u The massacre, and say
no sdvices had reached There ON The sub
feet, and the continental uoss agoncicI
denied there having been any recent out
RACES upon the Jews Of R6umanla
A terrible condagfation occurred II
Constantinople on the 9th, By which TIL
residences of the English, American, ans
Portuguese Ambassadors, Consulstcs, III
Nsom rhes.rc, aud many churches an,
mosques, thousands Of houses and ID
richest stores and shops in the city, wer
reduced 70 ashes The loss Of life by fall
ing walls WAS fearful. Il was estimate
that at least thirty people were killed o
injured by this cause alone. The loss
property was immense, as the burnt dii
ttict included one Of the wealthiCst an
best bull t quarters Of the city.
1t was reported in London on the o.
that the police were discovering the ran
ihcations Of the Fenian plot in every d
r%ection, not only In London but elsewhel
in England, and even in Wales. A pan
prevailed OF Tynemouth in regard to Il
Fenians. 1t was reported that they ha
threatened to seize the castle. The guar,
had been doubled.
The debate on the question of e~lecting
King commenced in the Spanish Oorte
at Madrid, on the It'll.
M. Provost Paradol has been appoint'
Minister of France to the United State
and will leave for Washington about u
: end of June.
There were 179 deaths from small pr
in Paris during the week ending June
A private dispatch, received in Ne
J York on the 7th. from NJ. Cremieux, I
u President of the Jewish Alliance in Par
II says of the reported massacre in Roum
MIA, that the Jews were expelled, plumb
n ed, horribly maltreated, with numb
q wounded, and some probably killed. II
is the first authentic intelligence receiy
of these o%utrapes,
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AFtHa thirty years trial, psrsy Davis PAM
KfiLnR" may Iusily b. styled the great medicine
OF The world fer there u no region " the globe
into which It ha, not found IL way, snd none
where Il has not been largely used and phEcd.
Moreover, there 10 DO cline to which u has not
proved it~if 10 be well adapted for tho cure Of
considerable variety Of diseases F; II II q speedy
and ea'e feesdy for burns, Fealda cats, bruises,
wounds and varlbne other injuries, a. we'll ~ for
dysentery, diarrhma. and bowel complaints gener-
ally n 10 admirably suited for every race OF men
on the face Of the globe. II issold by all medicine
dealer.
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The East.

Gold closed in New York on the nth at
1881.
The cornerstone of O monument to
Baron Steuben, over his grave in the
town of Steuben, N, Y, was laid on the
list, by Horatio Seymour, in presence of
5000 people.
Hon. John Cramer, of Waterford, N.
Y, the only surviving member of the JEFF
ferson electoral ticket, died on the eve
ming OF the LIST, in his ninety-seventh
year.
A Malone, N. Y, dispatch Of the 31st
ult says; "Glass, Gleason, Donnelly,
and Lindsay, Fenian prisoners, were re.
moved to ~Canandaigua to-day, Messrs
Smith, of Buffalo; Mcneil, of Philadel-
phia; Fitzpatrick, Of New York, and
Thompson, of Albany, were arrested this
evening All the Fenians here, excepting
the Ohio and Illinois men, have been fur
nished transportation to their homes by
their local committees. The Western
men feel badly, as they are left all in the
lurch."
General Donnelly was brought before
United States Commissioner Smalley, Of
an examination, and In default OF pail
was ordered committed. Owing to hi
wounds it was not deemed prudent to put
him in Jail. and he wss at the weldon
House in charge of a Deputy Marshal.
A special dispatch says the government
officials at Malone wound up the wal OF
the list by arresting several New YORK re
porters as Fenians, and sending them t
prison.
The New Hampshire Legislature organ
lied on the list, electing Samuel Wheele
Speaker of the House, and Nathani'
Gordon. President Of the Senate. In hi
message on the I'd Governor Stearns r
ports the finances of the State in a SCUM
and prosperous condition. OF the Stat
debt, nearly $35s,OOO had been paid lea,
ing the balance a fraction less than y
100000. A further reduction OF taxatio
Is recommended.
A Canandaigua dispatch of the 90 STAT
that Fenians Gleason, Donnelly, Llndsa
Cullen, Fitzpatrick, Mcneil, Glass al
Smith had all been released on bail.
Weston, the pedestrian, won q seco,
success in New York on the %, BY wa
ing ffty miles in nine hours and fiity-nit
minutes, or sixteen minutes inside Oh '
stipulated time. {,
A complete statement OF the REM
losses in the late raid gives II killed q
II wounded, three mortally.
James A. Hovey, Democrat, was elec'
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In numbers there Is rsisty, II was upon this
principle that the formula OF Jupsos's MsrsIAN
iIrRs Pfia was prepared. DR. Judson, intending
to spend a fortune In advertising bis pills, sub
mitted his rec,pe 20 the revision OF the most In.
telligeni and learned physicians cf the age, and
the result IL a nipple but most aficactous fnedi-
purify the blood. rrnove all sbstrnctions, cleanse
he skin of all pimpies and hlotches, and arr per
iaetly surc aud spfe In their operation. The Jun
soN's MousrAis Hmm PItis cure Biliousnefs,
Femals Irregularities, Headaehe, and many OF the
diseases arieing from impure blood and q de-
ranged digestion. Use tho JuDsoN's MOUNTAIN
HHnH PMS, and when you HAYS proved their vir-
tu4 recommend thea ID yaIs tgsgn6s. They srd
both suQar coated and plain, Fur eale everywhere.
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$500
st HfF n
Ha # FfIaf Htts sf
#ssf..s f Ia
asfH a8i ~ ~ s 80
49, .a 80 w. ~ 80
-. :. 80
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Industrial.


New Albany, Indiana, has recently
started a cooperative grocery store.
Nearly 200 900 cigars per month are
manufactured at Richmond, Indiana.
Connecticut farmers intend to plant
more tobacco this season than In previous
years.
Vegetation and farm labor are ten
days ahead Of time around Montreal.
There are fifty four gas.light COM
panies In Massachusetts, outside of Bos-
ton.
"A horshead of tobacco was sold at
Paducab, KY, recently, for $751; per 100
pounds.
"A Texas Historical Society was organ.
lied by some ofthose present at the recent
State Fair in Houston.
Plymouth, Mass, has fifty schooners
engaged in the cod fishery, employing a
capital Of $4,000
"A Los Asgelos, Cal, orchard of ten
acres has produced $4,000 worth of
oranges the past season.
The purest iron ores In the world are
said to be those found In the Huronian
rocks Of Northern Michigan.
The Texas State Prison runs q cotton
factory by convict labor, which pays all
the expenses ofthe institution.
Two young women turned out with
spades and hoes and paid their road tax
in the town Of Beloit, Wis, the other day.
"A large wooden factory Ia Ia course
Of erection at Denver, Col, and 1t win be
ready for operation in July or August.
The Minnesota Western Railroad has
changed its name. and is now known as
the Minneapolis and st. Louis Railway.
"A correspondent of the Boston Cult.
Gator says that since he commenced keep
the money he did before.
"A gentleman of Ohio, who, twenty.
five years ago, settled with his creditors
for ten per cent, has just paid them In
full, with interest.
The japanese colony in California
promise TO exhibit at least five chests Of
tea at the next State Fair, from the planta
tons set out last season.
Seth Boyden, a famous strawberry
raiser, said II be could live twenty years
he would produce a strawberry as large
as a pineapple, and as delicious as the
best field strawberry.
-Suncook, N. H., now claims the largest
cotton mill In New England, the China
Mills, upon either of whose floors a regi.
ment of infantry or cavalry could parade
doos II Ia COMMITTED that in the United
| States altogether half a million sheep
were killed by dogs.
- Between three and four hundred
sacks Of mail, direct from the post Office
in London, Eng, bound to the South sea
Islands, were received at Omaha a lew
days ago. This is the first shipment oil INC
kind that has ever passed overland.
The number of epindles used In oul
cotton manufactures In 1869 was $3.50,
348 capital represented, $277,213,S40
value OF product, $247, 100000; persons
employed, POS, 600 agricultural product!
Inclusive of raw cotton) consumed
$4,000 900.
1t was stated at the exhibition OF tn
New England Agricultural Society tina
the aggregate value Of the New England
farms is $456, 1926, 1853. The value OF tn
implements used on these farms Is $l6,
446. GA. The value of the live stock !
$6s 69J.015. Making an aggregate Q
$780, .4S2.
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uuNfHp AAsDs, ,s,aA foeke s~u. ptnpirA, raE
wofm. saltFl,sam, and Other c~atsnacus suspfiof&
cufei, and the akin msda sof md smooth, b. ssnz tns
JUNIPER TAN soar, nsas " cAswKLL4 HAZARD
aUO, New YORK II IA morn conveniert ard sally
sppIiea tssa othes renodlss. avoiding The voebia VI
tho n,asy s8iapounds now IN uss.
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This spiendid Hair Dye Y The sess In NE wofld,
ne hniy true and perfect Dyel hsfmisr@, reliable,
lnstantAneeasi No disappDininasni 1 No fidlcnlaus
ttnh remedies thH NJ afacts az had dYee inrtx
oates and leaves the Hair sun znd t~=suiiful bi.ek
of brown. spld ~ all Druggists and ferfumsf1
and properly applied At Me We Fsssofy, 10 boae
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Strengthens Weak Eyus-I Improves the BEARING.
Helievea Headache, Promotes k~tpect0fsfqu,
Cures caiaFfh In Ia wlrrt trims. and sseetens The
Breath. Il contains no rohAefe, u mild, and pro
NOTES a pieaaan, s~cn~aiinn and beneficial resuitr 70
who're By nrufylsts
KtpDKa y w~rTuEnHff, Agents.
t4 William e.. New Yofn.
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Inn prrss, and swcetss codIlvw on IN TIM Sosiais
Hazard q ossxeiTs. mads on ms ssA saora. rom ffesn,
sisctHd Dvcrs, by CAsWKiI. HAZARD = Co., Hsw
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