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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-19
$955,OOO
lNCASh GIFTS,
TO BIZ DISTRIBUTED By THE

400 Gold watches. ..........$75 to 800
37t Sewing Machines .......... ........ 80 to l56
q Elsgaat Pianos......... ......... .-250 to 700
80 Melodeons..... ........ so to 200
Cssh0itts, silverWsrs ete.valued st$l 100000
A chance to draw any Of the above prises
for IS cents. Tickets describing prizes are
sBALBD In envelopes and we'll mixed. On
receipt Of rs cents SEALED TICKET 10 drawn
without choice, and sent by mail to any ad-
dress. The prise named upon it will DO do.
livsrsd to the ticket-holdeF on payment Of
oxs DOLLAR. Prises are Immediately sent
to Any address by express " rets'n mail.
You will know what your prise 70 before
you pay for it. No blanks. Our patrons can
depend IN fair dealing.
OPINIONS OF THE fREss.-Fair dealing con
b relied ON. Y. Herald. Aug. 70. "A
genuine distribution.- World, Sept. 9: Not
Tribune. Jaly,7. They give general salts
fastion. Zeitusg. Aug. S.
,EEvsRExcEs.-By kind permission ~ 70
fer 70 the. following Franklin S. Lane,
Louisville, drew 81, 900 Miss Hattie Bank
or, Charleston, 81, 900 Mrs. Louisa T. Blake,
St. Paul, Piano, 500; Samuel v. Raymond,
Boston, $500; Eugene P. Bracket, Pitts
burgh, Watch, $500 Misc Anuie Osgood,
New Orleans, 5000; Emery L. Pratt, Co.
lumbus. Ohio, $1,000.
One CASH GIrr in overy package Of $50
tickets guaranteed. tickets FIR Ono Dol
lar i; IL for Two Dollars; 81 for Three Dol
lars 50 for Fivs Dollars; $50 for Fifteen
Dollars.
Agents wanted, to whom We offer liberal
Inducements and guarantee satisfaction.
Addrsss, q. T. BARNUM 4 CO.,
3e1S e byosdwsy, n. 7.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-19

The Legislature created = board OF
three men to p :escribe a schedule of
rates, for tho government Of ths several
railroad companies Of the state, and
that such rates .aaN be binding. To
that important duty Governor Davis
has assig ned Elk Gov. VIM. r. Marsh.
al, Gen. A. J. Edgertoo, -the present
oommissioner-and John j. Randall.
The appointments are universally
commanded, and we no Pc for Salts
factory solution Of the question which
has 70 sorely vcxed tho whole country,
Unjust Determinations betwcon per-
sons and placc', is strictly forbidden.
The law requires all conpanie. to fur.
nish suitable means Of transfer at in-
tersecting. aud at terminal p"ints, and
provides for transfers without unreasou.
able delay.
Railroad companies are required to
suffer persons or corporations owning
elevators, mills, manufactures &c. to
build side tracks to ctnu:ct with tho
main line, and the co mpanies are re-
quired to run cars to and carry freigh,
from such s.places, with no more
delay Or hindrance. than would be suffer.
edwere'thsy On the main track.
Any person feeling aggrievcd may
make complaint 10 commissioners, and
If they shall be Of opinion thut just
cause exists, they will direct tho At.
torney General or the attorney Of the
proper county, to institute proceedings
for redress, which may be the extin.
enlistment Of the offending company .
charter, or the recall Of it, franchises.
We shall soon publish the law in
full,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-19
consolidated.

The Rochester Record aud the Fed
eral Union, have united their respeo-
tive Offices, energies, and business.
They appear as the R~ord and Union,
promising to work tremendously for
the promotion Of the public good, and
the advancement Of their own interests.
Success to the new combination.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-19
Varieties.

A boarding establishme nt-A car
penter's shop. 49,
A bad sgg is not choice egg but 10
hard to teat. ~
Creatures that cannot have to much
cheek-Pigs
When does water resemble gym.
mast? When i: makes spring. .
Why is the word "yes" like noun:
tain because it Is an assent. ~ -
Hood called the slsmu,iug OF a door
BY = person in . passion, ia Wooden
oath"
II is 4 short step: from modesty to
humility, but ashorter one from vxoi7
~ to folly. .'' =
ri, There has been one thousand Bills
presented to Congress this session, aud
one Williams. .,, - ,., s.
whats tbe use Of trying to be hon.
est" asked . young man, the other
day, of d friend. '"Oh, you ought to
try it once to see," was the reply. -; ).
A young lady, on being told that her
lover was suddenly killed. exclaimed !:
ooh, that splendid gold watch Of bis !;
give me that-give mo something to
remember him BY -,
"Sam why am de- belobed OBJ my
heart, Miss Dinah, Dc sunAower oh dc
hill, like kind OBJ cloth dey make in
I.owell?" II don't know, niger
vhy!" "Cos she's an uubleached She
ting. - - =
A young lady had coqusted until the
victim was completely exhausted. He
rose to 20 away. She whispered, As
she accompanied him to the door, Il
shall be at home next Sunday evening"
$50 shall l." h: replied.
well, nsighbor, what is the most
Christian news this morning said
gentleman to friend IL have inst
bought barrel Of flour for i poor wo-
man." "Just like you! Who is it you
have made .happy with your charity
this time :" MY wife,"
A psrson and lawyer were talking
about the direction Of the wind. I'VE
30 BY the courthouse vane," said the
hwyer, and the parson replied, 1--WE
30 by the church vane." WELL" re-
tortsd tho lawyer, "in the matter OF
wind, that is tho best authority"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-19
OF MINNESOTA.
. County Of Mower,-District Court.

Daniel HcCasheIl. Plaintiff, agsinst Mar
garet pCsshell. Defendant. 49, i. =, ~::s,.
The State Of Minnesots to the above pamed
DEFENDANT: - NJ :. >:rt
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint In this action. which II
fled ia the Office Of tho Clerk Of tho District
Court. Of the 10th Judicial District, In and
for the County Of Mower, and to serve copy
Of your answsr'to the said complaint, On the
subscribers, .: their Office in the village Of
Spring Valley, Fillmore County Minnesota,
within thirty days after the service Of
this summons upon you, exclusive: Of the
day cf such service, and If you fail
to answer the said complaint within
the time Aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for tho relief demand.
cd thcre Gin. -, a..... -. $3.50. 49,.
Dated, Spring Valley, March 9Th, A. D.
~..'.:' =: 10. ~. D. FARMER,
''. IT,, Plaintiff Attorney, I'd.
- '...: Spring Valley, Hinn:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-19
Austin Nursery.
The place to buy ii
Fruit Trees, Small Fruits
j. IL EvER0REEN9,
and Ornamental Dsoiduous Trees, 10 at the
Austin Nursery.

Good I years ed Trees. 5000 per 100
"a /" 1900 100
-" 2 n~.." " :; 4 1900 100
Small Fruits, Ornamental Trses. and Shrub.
berry, eorrsspesdisgly low. Liberal disoousts
from these pr Ices to Oranges and individuals
buying IN large quantities: <k. s<sr.
Hoa oel ave The sxpesss< 81 ~ agent can
,yassing. BY buying 1t tho Nursery and making
your own sslss tions, Or BY sending your order
to- ALBA MILLER.
Once With Crandall / French.
Nursery / mile from town, on tho Lansing
road.
Austin. March II, 1874. SONS
1854. 1874.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-19
DEFEREES SALE.-STATE OF
IL MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF MOWER.
District Court.


Hsman Warner and Amanda l.. Warner,
Plaintiffs, against J. L. Seymour, Lydia 6ey-
mosr. n. n. Smith and Mary Smith, Defsn-
dants.";' ,''.,-'.' ~'Ern't..< j c:l}s:!: j. =.
Notice il hereby given thet pursuant to an
order Of the said District Cosr::, made and
entered in the above entitled action. on the
slst day Of January, 1874, direetins the sale
Of the land hereinafter described, and ap-
pointing ths undsrsisned referee to make sale
thereof: I shall, on The 9th day Of March,
1874, 1t 10 O'Clock "A, NJ. OF said day. It tho
front door Of tho Court House, in tie city Of
Austin, In the County Of Mower, Aforesaid
offer for sale, and sell 1t public auction,
TO the ighest; bidder for cash, the following
described land, lying and being in tho County
Of Mower, and State Of Minnesota, to-wit:
The north half ofths north west qusrter, and
the northwest quarter Of the north east
quarter. Of section number four, In township
number one hundred and one, north Of range
number eighteen, west. =. e.. .,..: -.
Dated lob 18th, 1874. ID, ., ,.:;
:, .i.,.l,t .0eOhGE BAIRD, Referee. -
g. ". .CAnEaos, Atty for Plaintiff. 4ss7
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-19

judgment for the amount with cost
shall be entered against the land.
The clerk shall deliver to the audi
tor certified copy Of each Judgment,
it such judgment shall not nave been
paid withintwsnty days, thereafter, the
auditor shs'l, after two weeks public..
ton Of notice, sell such lands. and it,
sue to tho purchaser a certificate which
shall pass the title in fee after two
years from date of sale. ~ 2fys4 :
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-19
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
" EETATR. :

State Of Minnesota. Dedse County, -. 49,"
In the Probate Court Of Dodge Csanty.:
In the matter, of the application Of Mary
L. Dickinson, guardian Of Carrie, Emily, and
Mary Budors Dickinson. minor heirs Of Dan
iel s. Dickinson, deceased, to coll real esta&s,
Public notice 10 hereby given that pursuant
to license granted by said eourt on the 30th
day Of December, 1873, the undersigned guar
dian IT the slid Carrie Emily and Mary
Eudora Dickinson, will on Tuesday; the Nth
day Of March, 1874, 1t o'clock p. M. at tls
prineipal door Of the court house, IL Austin,
Mower Co. MINI. eelli It public auction 70
the highest bidder, oil right, title and interest
Of tie abovo named minor heirs 70 The west
half Of tt . northeast quarter Of section thirty
three (33), town one. hundred and three (1o3),
range sixteen !(l6) west, in Dexter, Mower
eouaty, aforesaid. Also my dover interest In
the shove described land % the widow Of tho
aforesaid Daniel s. Dickinson.
TERMS OF eALE-One- half cash. and
balance in one year, with 10 Tor cent, inter-
est. Purchaser to give hil note secured BY >
MARY l.. DICKINSON.
Guardian Of Carrie Emily, aud Mary 1udors
D'OA'AsV"" =.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-19
G TIE GREAT CAUSE
~ OF
q HUMAN MISERY
- J"st PsLlisksd, in Sealed En-
vsiops. Price ,is csnas

"A Lecture On the Nature, Treatment
end Radical csso Of Ssmisal Wesknsss, Or
6Persnstorrhsa, induced by self. Abuse. invol-
antsry Emissions, Impotsnoy, Nervous Dsbil-
ity. and 1mpedimonta to Marriage generally;
Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits: Mental and
Physical 1ncapseity. Ae.-By Robert J. Gull
vEkWALL, N. D. Author Of the "0rscn
Tho world-rsuownsd suthor, Ia this sdmi.
rab!e Lecture, clearly proves from his own e.
ps!isnce thet tho awfsl eonssq usnces. Of 6elf-
Abuse may to edeotually removed without
nsdieins, sd without surgical operations,
bougies, Instruments, rings Of oordisis, point
ing out . mode Of care ct snss ssrtsi, and
e6eotusl by which every suGcror, no matter
what The oosdition may be, may cure hins,lf
ehsaply, privately and radically.
The Lecture will prove 10. 10 Mos-
saHds AND tkessasds.
Sent asdsr soal, In plain envelope. to any
address, on receipt Of ak cents, OF two post.
ago stamps.
Address The Publishsrs.
CHAs. J. G. KLINE co.,
1T Bewesy, New York, fP. o. Box, 1885,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-19
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.

M O1AlUA0C he.
N1 Default has bean made IN the pay
saent Of the sixteen hundred and nine.
y six dollars which 10 claimed to bs due st
the date Of this notice on certain nortesgs
bearing d:ts on the first day Of April A. b.
1871, made and executed BY Freeman n.
Drown Of the county Of Mower In the state
Of Minnesota, TO John White Of tho county Of
Mower insaid state Of Minnesota, and daily re-
corded IN the ohies Of the Register Of Deeds in
end Tor said County Of Mower, on the third
day Of April, 1871 u nine and . half o'clock,
in the forenoon, In book ~" Of mortgages, on
page COS, and NO proceedings have bssn IN
stuffed 1t law or in equity for tho recovery of
said sum, or any port thereof.
Now, therefore, notice 10 hereby givsn,
that in pnrsua nee Of . power Of sale contain
cd 10 said mortgage and Of the statute in
saoh case, made snd provided the promises
described in, and covered by said mortgage to
wit:
The north one half of the south east quar-
tor IN. offs. 3. ~ Of section No. three (3)
In township No. ono hv1dred and three (l03)
north Of range No. ssys1tesn (I7) wet in said
County Of Mower, and State Of Minnesota,
containing eighty acres nero OF less, together
with the Embellishments thcreunto belonging,
will be sold ut public auction, to the highest
bidder, 1t tho GhsriG7s ONCE inths village Of
Austin, in said County Of Mower on The 18th
day Of April, A. D. 1874, at ten o'clock, in the
forenoon Of said day to satisfy The amount
then due on rsid mortgage, prissipsl and in
terest, together with oil costs and Charge,
including ninety dollars attorn eys fees, stipa-
tated in said mortgage to b. paid in ease Of
foreclosure Thereof. ,...-
Datsd 1t Wassea, March I'd, 1874.
JOHN WHITE, Mortgage.
r. NcGovERs, Attorney for the Mortgage,
~ II Wasoca. Mimi
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CASH PREMIUMS!
' THE ST. PAUL
~,
Week Dispatch
j Haf d to an


.gsFaper'
Containing nearly FORTY>EIGHT
COLUMNS Of choice reading matter,
and carefully prepared Market Re-
ports. It is furnished At the following
low rates:
Single Subscription per suuum ......,.... $3.50
FIVE Copies, POSITITELY TO ONE
ADbREss......................... .. 49,. S 90
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-19
The New Tax Law

The New Tax Law.
We epitomi.e tn document although
It is our purpose to publish it !. 81
tense in few days. - -.
Property must DO listed between the
first Monday in May, and the fourth
Monday in June. All persons living
IN this State, loaning or controlling
money, or other property Of non-resi-
dent persons, s'.st Iist the value there
Of All property Of manufacturers Of
Of nsrebants, in the hands Of agents
doing business in this State, must b.
listed At the place where such business
10 done. /. -.
The several assessors are required 70
meet at the auditors Office on tho last
Saturday in each year, to- receive the
accessory books, banls. 10. At tho
meeting in july. Vie county eoumias.
toner's must determine tho sum
to 10 raised for county purposes
and The several cities, towns and dis
triots;. must report to the county Au-
aitor annually, before I he 4th Monday
in July; the sum voted TO: be raised
for each. The Commissioners may re-
quirs the County Treasurer to appoint
. deputy for each town, 70 collect t.z-
. during The month Of February.
Such deputy to have three per cent. for
collection, to be paid BY tho tax payer.
The Treasurer shall receive two per
cent upon oil money 20 collected BY the
deputy. The Treasurer shall fls list
Of oil personal taxes delinquent On the
first day Of July. With the county andi-
Tor, who shall deliver tho same
TO tho chairman Of the county board,
At tho next session, and within ten days
sitter the adjournme Mt Of the board
the auditor shall deliver to the clerk
Of the court, list Of such taxes ~
shall be deemed eollectable. Such
clerk shall delve, to the sheriff pro-
eept requiring each delinquent to .p-
pear 1t the next. general term Of the
district court, aud show cause Why he
should not pay such taxes. IF he fails
to pay, or show sufficient cause, judg
ment shall be entered against him for
taxes and costs.
On tho third Monday in June, the
auditor shall file list Of taxes delin-
quent, on real estate, with the clerk Of
the district court. Such list 90 fled
,tall have the effect Of a complaint, by
the county ag"inss each parcel of land
described in the list.
Such list shall b copied, and = no.
tics to owners attached thereto, and
published by the clerk. If the taxssare
act paid, Or an answer 10 writing. setting
forth some objection, or defense, 6led
within twenty days after such publioa-
ti"n, Judgment il to be entered against
tue land for the taxes, penalties, inter.
~sts, and costs Any answer filed shall
ho tgied at any term Of tho court,
in session when the time for so answer.
Ing has expired, or at any tern. in the
.j"tlirinl district, upon ten days notice
to tho defeudent. If upon trial the
court shall sustain the claim for taxes
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-19

Persons dssiring cash premiums must send
no order less than i've sabscribsrs at one
time. The money must in eli Gases accom-.
psSy the, order and Whenever i've snbscribsrs
ers obtained the sender can retsin$ s., 90 and
forward the remainder. AZ other sutscrip-
bers ere obtained the sender can retain his
proper proportion Of the Cash Premium.
For example,: person obtaining i've sub
soSibers IN $3.50 can retain $500 and forward
$3.50 with tho manner. Then II the same per-
sol obtains ;1fteen more subscribers and &c.,
50, $500 can 10 forwarded with the names,
tie sender retaining $500, which With tho
$500 retained for ito i've previously sent
woald msks $3.50, which 10 the premium
offered for twenty Subscribers whsre . per-
so1ls In do1bt about the numbsIlhs will hc able
to obtain, hs should retain q for sseh i've
spbseribsss, and on bis dnal remittance retain
tAs h.lenee due him for The '.ssres.t. list
II ties. premium subscription, the nam.
Of each subscriber Will b stamped on the ps-
pr, and papers will be seat 70 - many dif-
lofant 2d6Fo1Sio n II deairod. *.,i, 80
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mlLan - ELEVATORS

MILLS " ELEVATORS
Mr.. K dictated 4 lettsr to the
key'.ter, last week, concerning the
wheat business, in which he admits the
statements aud conclusions, Of
our article Of two weeks ago, 80 far a
the same relate to man. factsred vheat.
We propose no review Of the letter: It
was written and published in tho inter
est Of that large class Of men, who do
nothing to increase the We alth Of the
country,-men Who constitute sort
Of ''x'ce, through which the surplus
produots Of rural industry are made to
pa's,-and Who live upon what they
succeed in .soppi.g BY the way. The
farmers interest requires him to put
bic product into The bsst poss;b1s Goa.
ditto" ./or market, consistent With bic
eoovenitnes, and means. No one die.
pute' this; be might just as properly
EEL hi. crop bs:ore harvest, or bsfSrs
'hrsshi"g, a. before milling. He don't
nuke the machine 70 do tho cutting,
or the shelling. He has not the labor
without .I*y'"g it. If the value Of his
wheat crop Is enhanced BY cutting aud
shreshiug, sufficiently 70 yield him .
profit, alter paying expenses, 10 it not
reasonable 70 iufsr that in The process
Of manufacture, he may realize = still
greater advantage. The value Of any
produ ction Is increased in proportion a.
it spproxim.tes Fitness for use. Here.
tofore the farmers have realized no
profit upon a*yshiny except the labor:
employed, in the most common process
IF tillage. What they now want is the
advantage resulting from the spplica.
ton Of SKILL to the work Of n.ax.fac-
turing. It Is in this that the money is
n',de,-and the American Grand
Dukes Of the Countrywide men who
till tho soil are becoming conscious Of
the fact. Farmers don't want storsge
at depots; or if they do, they can get
it upon more reasonable terms than.
warehouses arc willing 70 concede. +
Mills can furnish storage At less rates
than warehouse. built specially for tho
purpose. Grain can be hauled 70 mills
at any time most convenient TO produ.
Gers. If desirable it can be held aud
certificates Of storage used ~ eollatcr-
al, Whenever m sxigency may require.
No system Of inspection will be needed
beyond the ordinary grading, for the.
reason that our wheat will b unmixed
with inferior qualities. by having I.
manufactured article to ship, there will
DO no combination between local buy
ers to reduce prices, hence the farm
ers will be entirely independent Of al
OPERATOR. If milling has not hereto
fore bsen = highly remunerative bust
ness, it is because it has been carried
on in isolated localities. solely with .
view to meeting limited demand. The
extensive mills Of Minneapolis, are
among the host profitable investments
Of that wealthy young city, and they are
yearly in creasicg their capacity and
profits. Let us have mills rather than
elevators. ,.t ="
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CASH PREMIUMS.

= '-i'r. 't~s
Any person sending subscriptions to the
wesklv Di.paeek at the rate Of $3.50 per at
num will DO entitled to the following CASH
.PR1AIUMS:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-19

Juos WA1soA ING 8tOuuO, 0O ucW III eVcE
thought Of everything dries up, it is said
fresh meat will hang out doors the year
around and not spoil except a. it dries.
One lady remarked the other day, that
she expected we would all be mummies
five staid here long enough, it was only
aquestion Of time. can see the reason
Why it 10 not the place for catarrh, the
one objection to this country il the winds,
they just blow through my head. lhave
had several colds since I have been here
Ill In my head, and they got no farther,
The soil, Nit can be called coil, 10 =
coarse sand or gravel, nothing grows
without iuigating, except the wild grass,
sage brush, evergreens &c. Every field
and garden, where 80 much a. q hill Of
beans is raised, has its irrigating ditch
The grass Is peculiar, it cures itself stand.
ing, 20 that cattle prefer it to we'll cured
hay, and live on it all winter without any
other food, and I think it must be like
he 1rishmaurs whiskey, which he said
lit was good dinner and lodging to-
for the cattle get no care, they are turned
out to take care Of themselves, and they
keep in good condition., I can speak of
the beef we get from the market, it is extra
good and fat, we also have quite q varie-
tyofwild meats, antelopes and deer, can
be had at any time, sometimes buffalo,
rocky mountain sheep and the like. il
I can hardly realize this is the month of
February, the mercury today stands at
sixty above zero, some days it gets a. high
- seventy, the sun shines very bright,
the ladies arc out with the parasols. The
weather is such some days, that we take
excursions in the mountains, taking our
dinner with Us. and eating It out Of doors
beside some spring, enjoying at the same
time the most magnificent mountain see
merry, and the pure air from such an Gle.
vstion, it 10 said that We are about one
mile higher than at home. cannot ex-
plain the difference in the effect Of the
air, it is as you know very much lighter.
l do not mean to convey the idea that each
day is suitable for picnics, acme are to
cold, and some would hardly allow US to
keep our seats in the wagon long enough
to ride out there, but would blow US out,
in spite of our excrtions to the contary,
the wind will come up, blow a perfect
gale, the and will fly in every direction,
calm down and all be quiet again in an
hour or two. When first came here
was afraid when the wind blew so hard.
This town, Colorado Springs, is less
than three years old, has about $500 in.
habitante, is on the east side of the Rocky
Mountains, three miles from the nearest
and twelve from the famous spikes Peak !"
though the distances look much less,
l should judge from the looks that could
walk there in about 20 minutes or half an
hour. don't know but you will think
from this letter that am fascinated with
the country. I like minnesota better,
there they have no wide waste Of sand, no
hurricanes, instead you have snow rains,
good water, and TO me ,],ere is home, and
home friends. One country has not all
the attFactions above another.
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