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The Canvass in Ohio.

From the Chicago Times.
The contest waged there is less noisy
but more intense than in Indiana, and
the Hayes papers are doing some Of the
most amusing sumersaulting ever seen in
politics. The Gazette and Commercial Of
Cincinnati, which have been tending to-
ward independence for some years, nOts-
bly, the latter, are full of the sound and
fury of partIsanshIp, supporting with
ludicrous incoherence and shameless
naivetc the very men, measures and pol
icies they hitherto satrized numerically.
The COUWcrcldi particularly which made
a speciality of ridiculing the bloody shirt
and the Southern outrage tomfoolery, has
blossomed into the business with the
abandon of the reprobate who has strivcn
to amend and then relapses. But the
most astounding transformation is IN the
EHg,tir, r. which has long enjoyed pre-
eminenCe for what il would Itself call
.'wholc hog partsanship. 1t is now
fairly pendent, so iai as fairness goes.
1t support, ridden with an Intelligent
discrimination which,, of course, aids his
canvass and measures the Hayes folks
with good .naturcd contempt. Indeed,
the whole business of partisanship of the
vile kind seems to have gone by common
consent into the hands of the Grant
presses, the supporters of Tllden acting
like men so assured of their cause that
they can afford unlimited good nature.
This has told lncaculably in Ohio, and the
result is perfectly clear, as any unprciu-
diced looker.on may attest. Hayes will
from present appearances not only be
beaten in ONO but beaten by q, 900 votes
indeed, his canvass in Ohio is more
hopeless than it is in Indiana, where 1t
looks like picking up, and where we
shouldn't be surprised to see draw-game
like that of 70, where Hendricks scraped
in, while the rest of the ticket was lost
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DIED.

MlERS-At POmeroy, o., on WedneS.
day, September 20, 1876. ut o'clock, GEO.
w. My RS, son of r. &. and Bertha Myers,
aged u years, months and y days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
CROUCH-At O'Clock p. NJ, September
p, 1876, +. K. CROUCH, aged 90 years.
Funeral will take place from his late
residence, l07 Thirty-tirst street formerly
LaBelle,) at o'clock p. NJ, Saturday, Sept.
I'D. Friends OF the family are invited TO
attend.
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The Republican liars made totally
false and wickedly infamous accusation
of perjury against Governor TILDEN
with regard to his income returns.
When confronted with the law and the
evidence with respect thereto, they
quietly withdrew the accusation, keeping
ND little sheet thunder by way OF
imposing upon the credulity of the more
ignorant. Their vicious attack, how
ever. had reminded the people OF OHIO OF
the law IN that state which require sworn
returns of personal property. The mat
ter was Investigated, and partial state
ment by Toledo paper made out very
suspicious case against Hayes. That gen.
,lemsn undertook to explain the ugly &C
cusstlon away. The Chicago Times then
took the matter up, and after searching
examination conclusively established the
following incontrovertable facts:
/ With full knowledge of the re-
ouirements of the law, X. b. Hayes has
persistently neglected to list his property
subject TO taxation.
2. lie has for three years made false
oath AS to the value of his property above
his just debts.
3. lie has sworn that in 1864 his pro-
pertv was worth only 1851, when that
portion of 1t liable to be taxed turned
$4,000.
4. He has refused for three years to
list his gallery of paintings and dla-
nond that fell TO him rs a reslduary lega.
tee-$6 600.
5. He never paid any money toward
the Fort Stevenson purchase, although
he SAYS he did, for the purpose o. explain
ing the remarkable falling oil in the ex-
hibits of figures from 1873 to 1874.
&. He had in lS7ir75- &c about $4,000
worth of credits, in the shape of mort
cages, which he did not list, and, more
than this, periured himself by swearing
he was not possessed of them.
7. He had three horses in 1874, and
swsre he had but one.
8. He had three watches in 1874, and
swore he had but one.
9. lie has had the use OF thirty odd
thousand dollars left as requests by his
uncle, for which he makes no return.
10. He has disregsrded the law, and
made no return to the Probate Cour: of
Ssndusky county for the eXecutorshlp OF
his uncles will.
IL. In short, Rutherford b. Hayes
has been guilty of false swearing for
the past three years, and has swIndIed
his county and the State OF ONO out OF
a large share of their just revenues.
And now the Republican din is re-
pested, louder than ever; this time how
ever, to drown out the voices of the
hundreds of thousands of Republicans
who are indignant at the assault upon
Mr.. TILDEN, coupled with the revelation
of their own candidates perjury.
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TRUSTEES SALE

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED M nm
ID made ny Charles Rempe 10 thu ny "
signed ira stee, dated the 81 daN ~ Under
\. D., 1876, and recorded a"ong the '9sn>l,
land recuIds OF " 10 CON y. Wesi NC
gin a, in deed Of trust took No ~ Nlr'
a, | will, On saturday. the aa1 page
september, 4. ID. 1875, commen"Ts ot
10 clock \. NJ, at No. 2lli Main x,r. rug al
the city OF Wheeling. Me>t Nir'.,,'t''I' IN
coed Ia sell 10 the highest AMI 80; Pro
der, the following Described pron.rt,, , uld.
\ 10 say -S o9A's OF noe caniitS, a iot .,
fireworks, ], dozen Of prize packaS, 'i 10, 0i
lsS nj figs, ~ boxes OF cnCwins pn,,, ivy
OF chocolate, 10 lbs OF cocoa mast, - ~ Io>
ing stoves, cooking Stove AMI ,,, "'dl'
4 copper candy kettles, on. canI,. .I>'l>,
machine with three sets ofruller>. "'op
drop cutter, one KoSsuth and brsiI' our
chine, one household cutter. TWO kiss ,'',
tiers, three marble slabs. two siry,S W.
small seiVe, two candy furun,,. "ue
cPndy bench, one cocoa nut cuIt,.r NC
syrup can, a lot of essence flayor ,"e
cream OF tarter, cOlortng, sail tnt,, .u'
other articles such rs used I'm manufa, Tiu
ing candies and sugar toys, a lot of sI, ,H'.
MOUNDS, two show cases. one larry. ,,,T''
two counter scales, two btdst,gI> -
bedding, one crib, one pail draw " "4u
bureau, one wardrobe, ~ dozen cane 80
chairs, - dozen common chairs nn,. .. az
pet, one break fast table, one kitchen t.I,
four large pictures, one look ng-yla>> n,,,
card table, 1--WE ice cream IA plrS' one ~
apparatus WIN all fixtures Oelougin~
thereto, two copper fountains, one v.nS's
one child's buggy, one coal bucket. 49,
OF | 10 cove oyster, 10 dozen uf2 In g
oysters, ~ bushel Of shelled almopJs -
lbs of filberts, D lbs OF walnulS. =; In,
pecans. - lbs al fringed and common h.,
papers, goo fine cigars, six dozen oiI,S'
gallon candy jars, ~ glass bowls, threr
%. $500 A..
hbl mOlasSeS, one writing desk. W'a
drawer cases, a. lbs cotton iwinr. o,.s
rocking chair, three bushels of r,npi"
one bur hel Of shelled peanuts, two Ns,S
tubs and boards.
TERMS OF SALE-CaSh 'orall sums Ir.,
than $50: sixty days credit Will be pt,.,
note with approved security.
CllRlSIlNN HESS, Tu,,ca.
CALwELL & CALDWELL, AttyS. SrII.,
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GOOD POINTS.


STATE elections West Virginia, Tues
day, October 10th,
A MAN can travel into woman's af-
fections by getting on her train.-Er.
DoRsHEIMER isvto make German
speeches in OHIO.
The st. Louis Times notes the fact
that Guerilla Mosby hanged six Mich
gan soldiers" and Zach Chsndler seems
TO think that constitutes good "war re.
cord"
WHAT claims has the Democratic party
to be trusted?-Cincinnah Commercial.
The same claims it had four years ago
when you were zealously supporting it.
SENATOR WALLACE says it is the
hungry belly against the bloody shirt
this year. That's about the size of it.
JUDGE FORCE, the Republican candi-
date for Congress in Cincinnati, still re-
tains his seat on the judicial bench. The
Enquirer objects that a man should not
run and sit at the same time.
IT ought not be forgotten that Zach
Chandler, Chairman of the National Re.
publican Committee, said: 81 would
rather see every man, woman and child
in the South, put to the sword than to
see the Democratic party restored to
power.
THE Cincinnati Commercial is free to
say that "Tilden will find Democratic
msiority ready for him in the Senate"
With Democratic majority in the
House, the government will be run re-
specially.
"THE humorists of the period in this
country are all Republicans" says the
Titusville (Pa.) Herald. Yes; the sober,
thinking men who seriously mean bust
ness are all on the other side.
"HAYEs and his organs" says the De-
troit Free Press, "still struggle with the
tax problem, but cannot seem to make
the return harmonic with the environ
ment,' as Darwin would say"
THE Chicago Times parsgraphlst per-
petrates this: ain the nursery he gently
sings, 1T / had watch, and it wouldn't
90, do you think would list it?' Oh, no,
no, no.
HowELLs, IN his campaign life of
Hayes, speaks of him as being "heroic in
proportions, august and benign" Oh,
my, as Blaine said.
ATTORNEY GENERAL TAFT has recon-
mended the pardon of Heising, Miller
and the other whisky thieves now in the
Chicago jail. The ground for their dis
charge is that they were the victims CT u
base conspiracy to injure the administra-
ton. If there is anything that is now
thoroughly impressed upon the minds of
government officials 1t is that the whisky
ring is u sacred and holy thing and must
not be interfered with.
In reply to Republican complaints of
slim attendance at Hayes and Wheeler
meetings, the Lancaster MteLHgencer
says: at is the hungry belly against
the bloody shirt, and the distress and
want which prevail everywhere furnish
abundant explanation Of the causes
which induce such large attendance
upon the Democratic meetings"
IT is the opinion of the New York
Herald that "a thorough reform of the
civil service is perhaps the most vitality
necessary and important Of all the re-
forms demanded by sensible citizens of
both parties and the most urgently re-
quired by the situation OF the country
Then why don't you advocate our Uncle
Sammy?
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What the faculty Di O." University "'
Virginia say: 1--WE recognize with pI'a.
sure the success Of the school ~ syiBo'd
by the high standing aud rapid progi'N
OF many of Mr.. hab'IlE pupils who hh''
passed from his hands into Ours. Win A.
confidence, therefore,, "" recommend ih'
school conducted by Or. Cab.ll, tn tb1'f
who wish Ia have their sons thorpuRhl
trained Tor the University or iof any
sphere Of higher culture
B.i. GilderSlccye, Prot. Of Greek br"fgg
Fred. Holmes, Prof OF HIST, Lat. hIs
Rhet John IL. Minor, Prot. Of Com. hhn
stat Law Chas. - Nennble, Prof Of MAIN
j. =. Davis, Prof. Ana. and Mat. h'9,
WIN. h.. Peters, Prof of Latin; NOAH a
Davis, Prof. Df moral Phi: jas. J.. 'aD,i.,
Prot of Phys. and X r.: VI. Sch"r ~
We're, Prof. Mod. Lan':J. ". MalielL Iio',
~ Chemistry; Francis II Smith, IW,. "
Nat. Phi. John X. Page, Prof II MAJ hl'.
and Ayr; l.. j. Beck, Prof Of ApPI~
hath.; =. %. Southsll, PROT. Of Ner. lAN,
&C.; James n. Harrison, Prof ~ och"'
OF Medicine and Chairman Faculty.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Ia the largest and altogether the most
com pIete news and family paper printed IN
Nest Virginia, 1t will be sent TO any ad-
dress one wear for s2.0O. Valuable premi-
ums to ciuu agents anu TO subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-22
A CARD.
EXECUTORS SALE OF LUMBER,

WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT
18Th inst, at 9 A. M, AT the yards, all the
Lumber belonging to the estate of the late
Israel Updegrafi. The stock consists of the
usual assortment To be found in first
class Lumber Yard. l will also offer for
sale ut the same time the frame Office
Building, comprising two rooms, situated
on Sixteenth street, near postoflice. Terms
made known on day of sale.
ALIEN. IT. DEGRADE, Executor.
spl2a l.. .UPDEGRAFF, EXecutriX.
The above sale is postponed until Mon
day October >, 1876.
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ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL

(Law department Of Washington Un'
yeTdiy.J
The regular annual term OF tins ~
TOBER Ith, lb7g Full course, two terms
six months each. Students adfnlltfb
the Senior Class, ON examination, y hpPF
cation on or before October 10Th. Iult'"''
10 per term, including use Of Library
For particularly address
u. VI. lTEWA RT, Dean Of Law FhrnIty.
JyIg esb 9B " Third ~ ~. JOBis' H"'
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A MASSACHUSETTS RepuI

A MASSACHUSETTS Republican says:
"My mind is made up to vote for TIlden,
although / hate to; but l feel that il any
one ever needed a thrashlng it Is the Re-
publican party, and i go, in this cam
paign, for disciplining the Republican
party, fully assured that the Democrats
will be on their good behavior, and will
try to make a good record during the
first four years"
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FOR SALE.

WE HAVE TWO VERY NICE TNn
w story brick tenement houses ,c
Twenty fitth street, Tor sale. They Ar
nearly new anu Ina excellent repair. E,rb
contains four rooms and "A kitchen. ami
both have good cellars. ANY prr>nn Jr,
string "A cheap dwelling hom e well lncal.,l
and upon reasonable terms, viii do Well
Ia call. For full particulars apply 10 the
undersigned AT their Office, No. M, Chan.
line street, Wheeling, ". Va.
CRhCRAFrN COLE
aprl5h ATTORNEYS
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NORWOOD
HIGH SCHOOL G. COLLEGE.

WM. ID. tABElI UNIV. oi Va Pr'n
cipRI..
THOS. A. Seldom univ. 81 Va Naih.
Med. Instructor la Fur" and Applied
Math.
X. II. WILLIS, JT., Univ. Va. lnsifae'
tor In Ancient Languages.
10 be- Supplied.-Instructo In Moi"rn
Languages.
X. l.. BROWN univ. Of Va Instructor
I'm Preparatory Department.
Hon. WM. PORCIIER MILES, Instructor
in ElocutiOn, Composition, Sc.
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FOR SALE,
Valuable Real Estate for Sal.

DING DESTROYS OF LAW
ID town offer the following prons,,imNG
sale, described as follows: Lot NJ Tor
SQUARE on, situated on the corner Of Man ian
has two buildings thereon. con,aiua lot
three rooms each. Also one brick Iunng
ing containing three rooms, siina,aSIild'
the corner OF III irty-third street s%5 " on
b, in the Eighth ward. Terms feSSo, icy
Apply IL ID. J. McCuRutSa,e'e.
wish i'm.
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THE NORWOOD SCHOOL

Opens September ~, 1865. Ahdf'ss, Hm'
-. Cnb"ll, Principal, Norwood P"si"h's'
NiTgiuia.
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Forty years has tested the value Of
DIR. A. =. Todd's Anti-BiliiOus and

Forty years has tested the value Of
DIR. A. =. Todd's Anti-BiliiOus and
Liver Pills.
THE BEST PILL NOW IN USE
For Billiousness
Use DIR. A. y. TOdd's Pills.
For Liver Complaint,
Use DIR. 4. s. Todd's Pills.
For Dyspepsia,
Use DIR. A. =. Todds tills.
For Sick Headache,
Use DIR. 4. =. Todd's pills.
For Disordered Stomach,
Use DIR. A. =. Todd's Pills.
For Indigestion OF Food,
Use DIR. A. =. Todd $ Fills.
For Constipation of Bowels
Use DIR. 4. :. Todd'S Pills.
For Palpitation of the Hear,
Use DR.. A. s. Todd's Pills.
For Impurity OF the Blood
Use DR.. A. :. Todd's Pills.
For Pains IN the Head
Use DIR. A. =. Todd's Pills.
For Pains in the Side,
Use .Hr. A. y. TOdd'S Pills.
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS & TO-,
PROPRIETORS.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
where.
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TOR SAIE.

IN THE CITY OF WHEEL.
- ing, bounded by Jacob, Water Furn.
first and Forty SccOrd streets, known "a
the Samuel OF property ,cOutgiHiugabDuI
three CD acres. one large mansion huu..
brick tenement and stable on the pm
perty. Street cars pass the property. For
terms, &C., apply Ia
ALDERSON \ PAUL.,
lylT 100 Market STREET
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THE PRICE OF SUCCESS
(From he Ncu York Tjmes.]

There are Iuny things in the life Of the
late NJ. w. B. Astor ofNew York which are
worthy the notice ofthe young men of the
present day, who are apt to fancy that sue
cess in life can be made or kept without the
necessity of very much trouble or hard
work. They will have read in the biogra-
phicaI sketches Of Mr.. AstOr, just pub
iished, that there was no period in the life
Of that gentleman when he deemed HIM
self entitled to neglect his business. From
an early hour of the morning till 4 or 6
every afternoon he was constantly to be
found at his desk-and this a~sSiduity was
not relaxed ever in extreme old age. He
never attempted to transfer his cares or
responsibilities to the shoulders of others.
He employed many persons, but none of
them were so familiar with the details of
his affairs, down to the most intricate and
minute, as himself. Estates as great as
Mr.. Astor's have been dissipated ere
now by the heedlessness or neglect Of
their owners, but the Astor family have
always been pre-eminently Woodworking
men, acknowledging that great wealth
carries with it great responsibilities, and
that the price of success, whether to the
poor or rich, is perseverance and inoesFane
labor. It seems to US that this is a lesson
which many of our younger men would
do we'll to lay to heREt"
, 1876-06-14

spend their surpluscs 10 restoring the weak
ened d%eteuces of the couuJry, and in giving
employment to q redundant population.
Candidates as well as electors are deceived
by these sophisms, and education must be
spread above as we'll as below before we
can hope to be nd Of them.
Ills. Derbans. q vain hone. but it is ut
least possible. that our best promise Of
economy lies ia the extension Of the poll
a.. Of eyemDtions which the CuAYcELLoR
oI the EycHEorrP has fayoured this wear,
fhouob he indiciouslv reserved his defence
al + Yesterday r. i ohvions ononob fbat
these e@xcnntions will make The mass of.
electors quite Indifferent to the growth Of
exneniit9re. fine burden Of which falls un-
an fine navers Of Income Tax and il Is
also frne thaf members who will look IN
on tbeir contributions to the Income Tax
A. nort Of thoir election ovnonses cannot
he trusteI to say much onaniv about the
increass If IL rafo. lBottbev will not
Iko fo see 4 increased. INV moro than
fbev Iikn 70 soc tbair election evnenses in
creasaI and tbsir faalinoz NAV 10 init
, 1876-06-14
IF YOU DO NOTLTKE THE TAX CUT
DOWN THE EXPENDITURES.
(From the Times.)

In some Of our ancient seminaries Of
sound learning and religious education it
is the duty-which they do not find diff
cult-of the directors Of these foundations
to address to their students, at weekly In
t%er1als, certain common-pIaces, incuIca-
ting the practice Of every virtue. In some
other %seminaries, nearer Temple Bar, it is
Che habit-which they do not lnd unremu-
nerative-of those who have attained a
certain vogue in their profession to stuff
out their drauehts of settlements and
conveyances with common forms which
are kept in stock by their clerks. The
experiences of the Universities and of the
Inns of Court are not wholly strange in
the House Of Commons. A good deal
happens there which may be properly
classified and dismissed as common form.
Blank outlines Of o|rations might be pre-
pared, as we believe blank sermons have
been prepared, for the use ofmcmbers oiOp-
position upon whom IS thrown the duty OF
attacking the policy Of the Ministry OF
the day. A dr0ugAt speech for a member
below the gangwoy, challenging an in
crease OF Estimates another from an
emeritus Priyy Councillor on the third
bench behind the leader OF the Opposition,
expressing a mlider degree OF surprise at
the rate Of expenditure proposed by the
Ministry and atbird from the 'front.' Oppo-
sItion bench Itself, IN which telling com
PARSONS between The Estimates OF ten
wears AGO and Of the present day might be
left to be filled up when occasion required
liz use, should form part Of the library of
every Young member OF tie House Of
Commons. We recommend the suggestion
JAW e@nterpri~ine Parliamentary publisher
who NAV choose to take itup. Year after
wear shows as that Ghcro is such an i~usatia-
lie faculty OF traversing old paths at West
minister that nobody need be afraid that
his model speech, once used, will be thrown
away as worthless. Bishop BUFFERS
Sermon on BALAAM is annually preached in
a.diiuted form in a thousand puipits when
Summer brings round the turn for rcadiae
the history Of that errine prophet, and
much tho same serene afectatio1 of origi-
naIity may be observed year after year
in the House of Commons when members
repeat the maxim Mr.. BURKE quoted,
without his false quantity, "1Iagaum r1c-
, 1876-06-14

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inc same i-aSIlioa' Wl@- was ,no sI1Iou5
poIag 70 "n.ch u oeI.loA su2u.4 HI'9 oelI
dtteo9eo, Mr. ClIILl'-Rs ana w.
tnou8o1 1ney mac e9l@oiSuI' ''s'' -
"nen uoos pfoNG' [le 4o1c'uIIo'. - ~
9AOFaEa7aly' olo 0iJ, liCN'i ""2 ~ H..
uoI5' = ~ ~ 49,.
w" - a,o,o Sll's ~, + 3d. w.,
noI 80, tI.. aLa,4 49,. ~.
NV 'J;'e' Ia - ~ ,r,;,3a''
= 1T11@aLaIl so ~ ','.. rana,
= r. ~
WY l.'s f'','o' '','NlN ~
spun : 10 Is d'' 'oi ''s @''i 'l'''G'
c'aiLy since li9 C~LA4oa11o@ g ll1 -.
cLlHQlLN mas ''eF'Sgo s9ei' oI ",n',.o.g
pan OF G'ah''9 li5 'Icl l"} -. "'io
seems = Rs lde employment = ~ Pc
9o.y,..'I1 EGO. .'>.s .''"@ zen ~ l'l'1 Il o9-
n'ahl 3ot .'Po." : no, c.e3.eo pl "l "-7''-
Fa1eI n5olooai eN'a""l-'Le 'uJIo" many
sc'9htiiIo eooa9i''.@.> aye mere ilie Wof'o'
ana ",!aJ Is lAe "t.a'l or ,lloII opinion III
borough constituencies i-'eA W. f>"-
cEII' Mr. CHiLplRs' 4iI' "fLAsDs' ana loc
rest uAconsclooSl CONFESS lAo 'ofce OF tnese
quesJhioos. ln9Le : no greater hypocrisy
possible u Fof1'1oeeS. "4a'e 2 certain
amount OIL coAEeh.toa is' perhaps heceSsa-
fy iof tne I0otlcalIoil o. Jie machine 5nan
tl2' OF qoaffeIIn9 "lto Jhe payment q
the OH alter all 'ia items q lAa charge
have. neon ~Rn0IITn|N IDDflLf8 -#lEI a1YI-
, 1876-06-14
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