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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-21
T%ELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
STOCKS n BONDS.


LONDON, November q, 2p.m.-Consols
for money, 8 ll.l6; on account, SO GIG;
United States new four-and. a.halfs, lO4s;
United States fve-twenties of 1865, IO4R;
United States 6ve-twenties Of 1867, 1881;
United States ten-forties, 1881; new fves,
1868; Erie, lO1.
New York, November 81, ll;5O am
United States skies of 1881, ll0@llOf;
United States skies of 1881, coupons,
-@ll0f; new four and-a-halfs, lO4t@
lO48; coupons, -@l05}; fve-twenties
Of 1865, new issue, lO5a@lO5f; fve-twen-
ties of 1867, lO88@lOS1; ive.twenties Of
1863, coupons, llOB@llO3; ten.fOrties,
lO73@l075; ten.forties, coupons, 1880
1881; currency skies, l2l4@l2l2; new
6ves, lO6B@lO6s.
BREADsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL, November 81 Wheat. win
ter, l0s9d@lls6d; Milwaukee red, los 4d
oils Cd; California white, 12s lido
Us lid; California club, Us l0d@l3s Sd.
Germ, 29s Od@29s Sd. Pork, new, 54s Cd.
Beef, new, 92s Cd. Bacon, long clear,
4os Cd; short clear, Ais Cd. Lard, 49s Cd.
Tallow. 40s Cd.
CHICAGO, November:2l, 1850 am
Wheat, at | IL for November; l O7R@
l O73 for December. Corn firm at AIT
for November; 43@43J for December or
seller the year; 44@43B for May. Pork
IL 25@l2 q for January, offered; II Oh
seller the year. Lard, sales at 7 80 for
January; offered I So for seller the year.
Receipts-Flour, 1904; wheat, 70, 1893;
corn, l25,42O. Shipments-Flour, 49,
1856; wheat, 1891; corn, 49, 9l.
New York, November 81, 1915 p.m.-
Flour is steady. Wheat quiet: Chicago,
l 3O4@l 81; Milwaukee, l 3l3@l 80; red
winter, | 3O9l Al; No. l red, l BIOL 46.
Corn is quiet and firm; mixed, 63I.
Mess pork is quiet; bid for November
10 30; for December, 10 60; for the year
IA so; for January l3 40; for February,
ID so. Lard is quiet; bid for November
8 40; for December s 40; for seller year
8 45; for January 8 As; for February
90. Whisky quiet at l lO@lll.
CINCINNATI, November q, lip. m.-Flour
a shade better. Wheat dull; white, l Is
@l 30. Corn is steady; new, 389S9.
Whisky is steady at l o.. Provisions
quiet. Pork, u so. Lard is scarce and
frmat 80. Bulk meats are scarce and
firm at 81, g., g.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-21
3. AND |. AssooIATIoNs.
iPeetoT
LEGAL.
R.-1275.l
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.


-
Chancery Court Of Shelby County-City Of
Memphis Va. x. j. Hollohan.
DY VIRTUE OF AN INTERL0CUT0RY
ID decree for sale, entered In the above cause
on the 10th day Of November, 1877 4 will sell, ut
public auction, TO tho highest bidder, In. front
Of the Clerk and Masters ofiee, courthouse
building, Main street. Memphis, Tenn. on
Saturday, December Is, 1872,
within legal hours, the following described
property. situated in Shelby county, Tenn..
and In the city Of Memvhis, to wit:
The east part Of lot No. SO, in county lot
496. fronting Is feet on south side Of Madison
depth of l48 feet, which said lot Of 25 feet
front lies next adjoining and west Of lot IS in
Armsur'a subdivision, county lot 1876.
Terms Of sale-On a credit Of 7 months
nete with approved security; lien retained,
and equity Of redemption barred.
This November q l877.
q. A. COLE, @. and NJ.
By X j. BLACK, d. O. and NJ.
$ ?, Walker * j. W. Hampton, collectors.
70-76-S2- $3.50
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-03

"Ill bet you twenty to five that
this boat blows up before we 60
ten miles further. Now, there's a
good bet, what DO you say ?"
He was informed again of Mr..
H.'s calling, and that such PROPOSE
tions were scaudalous.
But that's dead sure thing
you cannot possibly loose; come,
what do you say"
Mr.. Hammond sought another
part Of the deck, and left the OBJ
trusivc gentleman with the "dead
sure thing to himself.
The boat had scarcely proceeded
five miles, when, sure enough, it
did blow up. Mr.. II. somehow got
an earlier start than his persecu-
tor, and went MP quite a distance.
As he was coming down, be was
met by our sporting friend who
cried out as he passed:
"IIallo, parson Bet you ten
dollars l go higher than you did !;
what do you say -
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-03
4 Dead Sure Thing.

A few years ago, Mr.. Hammond
was coming up the Mississippi on
a steamboat. Among the passen-
gers was a certain well-known gam
bier.
The boat had been out from New
Orleans two days, but owing to Mr..
Hammond's influence, not a card
had been played or a bet made by
anybody. This was ruinous to the
gamblers business.
He had tried everybody on the
boat for a game of some kind, or a
bet on something, but had failed in
every attempt. He was getting
desperate.
Along in the afternoon he ap-
preached Mr.. Hammond, who was
sitting on the herricane deck, and
called his attention to couple of
gulls flying across the river, a few
hundred yards ahead Of the boat.
"Yes, / see them," said Mr..
Hammond.
"Well, III bet you five dollars
one Of them falls into the water
before we get by them"
81 never bet-you ought to know
that" was the reply.
"Well; I'll make it twenty to
five now come"
Mr.. Hammond turned on his heel
and left him.
The gambler looked mournfully
after him for a few moments, and
then continued his walk again.
Presently he came back and ac-
costed Mr. H. again;
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-03
"WOman's Rights"


man stood by the kit r,
Whence all but him had fled
His wife had gone to cast her vote,
And left him baking bread.
Yet brave and manly there he stood,
And watched the forming yeast;
To look upon that noble form
Was certainly II feast,
The fire roared on he would not leave
Without his wife commando
That wife, amid NOISY throng,
Up for her rights did stand.
He muttered then, "sny, wifey, say,
Wh,n will this yeast be upl"
He knew not how that wife would tell,
So of it took a sup.
"oh, Wife" again he murmured low,
why have you from me gone!
I" but the foaning yeast replied,
And fast the fire roared on.
ills hands were covered o'e1 the yeast,
TpLorpitiu It's p'acai
With mighty force il burst UP through
And took him in the face
pom hlS ulOW ne l'lL me yeuht,
Aud in his waving hair
And looked out through the kitchen door,
In still, yet brave despair.
And now he shouted out aloud,
only wifcy, must stay 2"
While DER his face, and down his breast,
The foaming yeast found way.
He seized the dish-eloth hanging near
And wiped his face quite dry
Then running to the door, he tossed
The dish-coth toward the sky
Then chme a sound of coming feet;
The man--oh where was he
Ask that wife who then camo in,
And just his back did see,
As he went rashiug through the door,
And never looked arornd
Nor stopped moment, till he'd cleared
The back-lence with bound.
But should she wish to save her yeast,
Through Congress floors ne'er tread,
The nobest thing that wife would do,
is stay and tend her bread.
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Won by Fire.

81 cannot understand why you
take no interest in John Bran
we'll" said Mrs. Marley, addressing
her daughter Mary, who, book in
hand, was seated near the library
window. "You know that his pros
poets are excellent, to say nothing
of the wealth his father left him, -
continued Mrs. Marley.
Mary made no reply, and Mrs.
Marley further remarked: "IIe is
the handsomest man in town, and
you can't gain-say that"
As if feeling that some reply
was needed to this last remark,
Mary Marley closed her book and
said:
Il grant you that he is hand
some but when ! marry, my hus-
band must have better passport
to fame than handsome face -
Mrs. Marley slightly raised her
eyebrows, and gazed at her daugh-
ter with n look of unfeigned sur
prise. "a better passport to fame
than II pretty face Why, what
do you mean, Mary 4! John Bram-
well is rich, handsome, and of good
family. He certainly has that
which will compare favorably with
most young men of our day, and
what more do you want :"
81 don't want more," replied the
daughter with yawn.
Mrs. Marley was getting impa-
tient, her fingers worked nervously
with the sill1en fringe of her dress.
"But John Bramwell loves you,"
she continued, "and there is not
girl in the city who does not envy
you, aud you persist in treating
him as distantly as if he was al
most a new acquaintance. Now,
this is what l do not comprehend"
Mary Marley laid the book upon
the table with so much method and
in so dedided a manner, that it was
plain to be seen that she meant
basiness.
"Well," she replied, 81 will en-
deavor to make you comprehend
Just how | feel toward John Bram-
well like him just about as well
as | could like any man who knows
lie is handsome and presumes upon
it. If there is anything on earth
that | do detest, it is a man who is
so handsome that almost every girl
is in love with him. / never could
love a man who was admired by all
for his good looks. Therefore, /
wish you to understand that | feel
toward John Rramwell as / would
toward any person in whom ! have
no personal interest. His stock in
trade, take il, is his good loolsj
and l should as soon think of eat
ing goldflnch for its singing, as
marry man for his beauty. 1t is
scarcely possible that | will ever
marry a handsome man, but should
l have an opportunity, | might mar
ry a man of talent.
Mrs. Marley held up both hands
in sort of shock dismay.
"To hear You talk in such way"
she exclaimed. 4"You have. no
beauty; you who are not over-tal-
you who never had but one
admirer, and that John Bramwell,
and you cast him of. Oh, tbs too
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-03
Travelling West.

Last week Sunday Dutchman
too full of lager for comfort or
pleasure, was arrested in Adrian,
and lodged in Jail until Monday,
when he was brought before Justice
Stearns, gave his name as Sew. Ye-
mong, and the following dialogue
occurred, as related 10y the Adrian
Times:
"From whence came you!"
"Yell, vas bin from der city New
York, oder die New Jeruslum."
"What came you here to do ~
81 lean to subque mine abbetites,
and improve myself in printing"
"Then you are a printer, l pre-
sumo :"
60, yes, I am 50 daben by all der
fellers.7
"whero were you made a print
er?
"Auf a regular scandinavian
printing Office"
"How gained you admission to
this city,
"By good many long walks"
GLOW were you receivedw
"By Cherman trent, nit a glass
Of peer"
Glow did your friend dispose of
youg"
ooh, he dook me doc dree dimes
der city round, NIT saloons, in der
south, and der west, and east, and
den de ovvicer gooms."
"What did the officer do with
you3'
"He daught me dat way to der
shall in der east, until my shteps
was more upright and regular as
before"
"Will you be off or from p
"Nell, offer you blease, Shduire,
I'll be right off, right away quick"
"Why do you leave the east and
go westr
'In search of work"
"Work being the object of Your
search, you will descend a flight OF
dirty stairs, consisting Of some five
or several steps, turn square about,
get on the level road, put out of
the city, and make plumb-line for
Chicago, where the wicked are al
ways troublesome and the weary
arc as bad as the rest" And Sew.
Yemong is on his way toward Chi
cago.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-03

it, and really / don't wish to think
of it, for it reminds me what a
hideous sight | must present !;
pray let us drop the subject" and
he turned away his head as if to
conceal his features.
"John Bramwell," said Miss
Marley, moving her chair nearer
to his side, "there was q time
when you loved me-you told me
so, and | believed you. Do you
love me still p
"Spare me, spare me, Mary" he
exclaimed. 81 know too well that
the dream ] cherished has faded.
In those days l hoped to win you,
but now" and he laughed bitterly
II entertain 10 such hope. I am
not quito so presumptuous and
silly as that"
"Iou have not answered my
question:" resumed Miss Marley.
81 asked you to say plainly whether
you love me or not -
"lou know l love YOU returned
Bramwell, "and Heaven help me,
L shall never love another
"Then, John Bramwell, I swear
to you that whenever you ask me
to be your wife, I will answer You
yes. Yes, yes, a thousand times
yes, Johu Bramwell. You were a
handsome man, but your beauty
did not, could not, win my love.
Yet now, as You stand, here before
me SCARED and disligured, you are
dearer to me a hundred times more
than you ever could have been in
the days of your beauty. John,
love you with as true an affection
as woman ever bore man."
For a moment Bramwel was so
overpowered that he could not
speak. At length he said, "AIaly,
think of the sacrifice you would
make. Don't allow a sentiment of
pity to prompt you to throw your
self away upon one whose face
may, by and by, become repulsive
to you. 1t would not be generous
in me to take advantage Of your
offer, unless you have thought well
upon it." Mary put her handker-
chief to her eyes. 81 thought you
loved me-" she sobbed.
That same moment she was in /
John BramweIls embrace. "And |
so l do, my darling he replied, |
covering her face with passionate
kisses.
clio F.! no what does this mean ?"
cried Mrs. Marley, entering the
room and assuming surprise.
at means replied Bramwell, |
leading Mary to the good lady's |
side, "that when every one else
would have turned away from my !
ugly face, Mary has consented to (
look upon it henceforth as my /
wife"
The old-fashioned kiss that Mrs. !
Marley gave Bramwells SCARED |
cheek could have been heard all |
over the house.
"Come to dinner, children" she
cried, as she linked her arm in
Barmwell's, and with Mary on the
the other side, they escorted him to
the most welcome dinner he ever
ate. Mary Marley never regretted
her choice.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-03
Train and the Tramn.

George Francis Train has be-
come quite hardened. He says !:
81 was sitting on my bench in
Madison Park the other day, feed
ing the sparrows, when a tramp
came along and asked for aims. l
refused him, when in most pite-
Gus tone of voice he declared that
he was starving. Still / refused
him. IF do not have food shall
starve,' said he, Il shall die.' Very
WELL said |, Il recognize your right
to die. Go fertilized the fields !
Why should / rob the earth of its
compost! How dare ] cheat the
globe out Of corpsel In disap-
pointing you, please a million of
worms, who thank me anticipatively
for my generous denial. Leave
me-" u 81 oa8
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-03
Mayhem Business College.
"The Most Perfect Possible"

The U. s. Commissioners Report classes Busi-
ness Colleges among the "uscful institutions" of
the country, and says: "0ne of them, the
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-03

Brooklyn women seek q divorce
on a very slight pretext. Mrs.
Pratt, Of that city, asks legal
separation from her husband be-
cause be flung pitcher at her,
bit her with lighted kerosene
lamp, drew q knife across her neck
and threatened 20 cut her throat,
threw glass bottle at her, stucka
fork in her leg, poured hot tea
over her, hit her In the back with
boot,jack and refused to give her
money to go to a circus. saf1n
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-03
Cheap Guns for the People.

Double Shot Guns, from s7 10 ESQ. Breech
Ioading shot Guns, nom s25 20 $3.50. Single
shot Guns, all kinds, s3 TO t25. Rifles Muzzle
and Dreech loading, Single and Repeating, 7, l6
and "a shooters. Revolvers, 81 and shooters,
o.. so TO s20.
Goods sent by Express c. o. D., with privilege
10 examine Price list free. Address, GREAT
WESTERN GUN WORKS, Pittsburgh, Pa
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-03
Mayhew Business College,

Detroit, conducted by Hon. Ira Mayhem, form
erly State Superintendent of Public Instruction,
deserves especial mention. Young men desiring
a business education will find the advantages
here offered the most perfect possible" Centen-
nial Pamphlets and circulars sent on application.
IRA MAYHEM, LID, Detroit Mich.
, 1877-03-13
0nldnDiGhe Depe(hen.

Cincinnati 10. Mars. Sn BEN
@eriate Der Common Yleas beui1iett
&idter Guerp Die bonn @onuerueur Dor
Teras perlanste Iuslieferuns bes abe
@otbidilo. meil Sic Grmorouns' Der Sci
iie Moore, ocren Notbidilo anseflaat 1T
int Staate Teras itattsefunoen babe
Rotbihilos Mouutat erbob ginwano uni
ipirb bic Sade an 6as Sberseti4t brin-
gen. &Otbidilo ipuroe ius @~efansnif
sebradt, III. Die @ntideiouns oes Sber'
9crihts absumarten.
Soleoo, g., IL. Msdr3. Ser Gil.
aug Scr. 4 Ser r2afes Sbore=M i9isan.
9outbern gabn" collioirte seltern Na9.
mittas bel gorunna, Sno., nit einem ,pe1i
lid sebenoen 5ra@t3use. Beioe2otomo=
tipsn uuroen betrd9tlia bei9doist uno
Elm SeiSer lei&t uerIebt. Ser poit= uno
@iterwa9son serietbe.1 in 8ranO uno
,uurben nebit einem Sbeite bes Snbalts
aerit0rt.
, 1877-03-13
Meufte telfgr. pfps(6ea.
Ser Grieg int Orient.

Qoubo n, 70. Mdr;. Ser Wie>
aer Correspondent Der Zines" iast
Die Mad)riht. baB Die Serbanolun9er,
,pelde ieet int @ause fino, biniihtlid Der
unter,cidnun9 zines internationas
len P,otofols miro ieet bot 10 piele1'
@eiten beitdtiat, baB nidt ldnser oaran
sesweifelt ,peroen fam. Gle 8forte bat
in einem 9rotofol. tueldeS slcidfaIs bon
ben Wdaten unterseiduet tuiro, fid gu
osrpflidten, oaB ite Die @eformen, moroui
iie nit Sen Mddten in ben ~porlduftseu
8eipredunsen bereiasefommen 1T. aus
fiibren mill. Oiele8 fam man alS ote
!9auptiad;e Der ruifiden Goridldse an
uebmen. So ideint. oab &uBlano niht
bie9offnuns aufaesebea eine6orm fiir Elm
intefnationalsa Document gu finben, tusls
DIES Die britiider @inuenbunsen beieitisen
auiro. Graf Sdouoloff's Jfiidfebr nad
N0noon 5etgt an, oaB man 9laubt, Dap
io1te Torm sefunoen 1T. Der Gorreipons
bent bemcrft, bab 9tublarb bereit 1T, gro
&c 3us.fdnoni1e binii6tlid Der 6orm
au MAIDEN 1T, porausseieben, oaB sic
Sauptiade ansenOmmen miro. Gr fdeiut
nidt, oab irseno cine Nbliat boz
banben, auf Elm llebereinfommen su be-
iteben, biniidtlia etwaiser MoBreseln
Der Cooperation, aber Nues iol perbitst
werbcn, mas iber Bic s%esenwartiae a3u
itimmuns uno Die llntetaeidnuns oes
Yrotofols Der Madte biaaussebt unb
weldes Die ipdtcren Serpflidtunsen &C.
fabrben fonnte. Iuf oieie @eiie alaubt
man Die Suitimmuns gnslanoS gu err
balten. =
0ie vYolt" ma@t in ibrem 2sitartifel
befannt, bob elm gabinetsratb iosleid
,ge6altsn ,peroen mirO, nm iber Mnnebmf
barfeit, Der bon @raf @dumaloi, Der
ruilil6e @slanote, sebra9tea 8orldldse
au entl9eioen.
, 1877-03-13
Die Tnbkur>

r. n,, ssnts''a' H. :. 'ss ,'l , 9isbsariss sstI.erIssssn nnss
SoRbal anb bur9 Ginnebmen non 3pbpuIper
beptrtt., Dte 9obbdber 5etger on, no bic &ranf9ett
2ett seisen tie BITE aebenstraft bes Meynidsn an.
TTarienSe ttno tn ben lestsn awst Sabren in bsr
tporbet. Inter ben @ebetlten befinben ib pteIs
Merste limb Mpotbetsr. 0ie aobbtber unteri4etren
ttb pom onoerem Saoern ~baburd, bab fe bireft auf
pie &ranfbett einwirten, uno ben franfen Stoff ents
tiomrle. Ste limb eth &erbrennun9ss pber Ausi9ets
bungssproceb Der &rantbettsitofe. Sober 6rante
tptro bet Der Nnmenbnn9 bteier &ur i~oSuiagen fetn
stssnss Irsti @enn SemanS bsr3 1tsis saSer ss'
8ewSlnlid sefabrlfder limb oils bie Rrantbeitieibl,
Sas ls sItsss IN sanaes Seer fecunbarsr sramt'
Obslet9 bic syybaber aIle arantbeiten, tnSf.rIt9
nnb dnberlt9, ~turiren, 70 finb bod BITE @trtunaen
get t%olSeaben &rantbsttena Defenders penn fe i'd
nod9 tn aeutem3 ~nitamSe b%efinben. CANA aiberorbens
pereen islr larsa, esw5bnlt9 NIT la gabera,
b%eiomesrs bet iunaen 9euten u. i'm erien .Stabtum,
s g. !es9t . tarirt. wGMertMdf, @bsn:
sbenic Mrsens unb Standardization. fowit aae
lbpbtltttid)c 6rantbetter TIT iebem @rabe. get
anbersn 8rantbeiten, @rambtparSem,. @es
plDslibe II. ftdtbare. glur Elm Dab TIT binretdenb,
I'm Sebeh pom Der Mirfnns gu iberSeusen. Mas
aentrebS unb bic fosenannte &arns oScr
Sucferrubr (etne BITS iest nnbeilbare arantbeit)
ionrben 9ebeilt. get lestsrsr &rantbeit sesen 25
groaent bes 3uderitoHeS NIT iebem Babe sur9 ben
tlrin ab.
Sie gaSes uaS ginnebthespuIper tperbew mad
iebem plas TN 2anbe %perianot, Der prstS bcs
Babespuluers TT 81, Der bes Ginnebme : Vulpers
81. Dian lale I'D ttne groidiire lber Ste aebf1
h saaIi&sr oSsr bsutiaer sprade fdtden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stanton Str. (Box lse9)J
Nsw VsrE
, 1877-03-13

Gde BET 11ten uub Main Ctr.
MGberss iiter bic ssrl6isbsneu 8Ialen nnb
Der 3strarten fSnnen bet yrof. 3aube 80.
10 Gaf 8rcab Strabe, pbsr in per geabe.
mic erfrast wertsm.
Die neuiten IGn;e iuerSen selebrt.
Der rntsrriht fir iunse 0amen, Mae&sn
unb Tnat en-, inbet WtttpOts unp Gpnna-
benbs, Na nittass Don A bio 6 llbr, ben Der
perrea Dienltass unb Greitaes, 9ltenbs BON
8 bis ~ u)r, fatt mi 7 lint
, 1877-03-13
GuropaiChe Nabrihtem.

2IImGeu. Weuu man bas Sersetd'
nib Der 9feidstass N6scoronsteu aus
Saiern bardlicbt, ino Die s%eriussu @rr'
a%uoerungen %aufGuig, welds Die 0ilts
auisei9t. Inter ben 2iberalen erIheinen
nur orei ueue Wamen : ser Gbs. 8olsa,
pcIdc fir ben 3uridgetretenen Be3irfs.
amtmanm Spatb III 8ers3abern seuablt
Worocn 1T, gauquier 6euitel, peldsr
ltatt oeS ebeniaas auriid9etretenen Mbs.
Stenglein in 9aireutb seiuablt wurbe.
uno @raf 2urbur9, uel@en Der ben
u%ltramontanen absenommenc @a3l.
treiS Sdueinfurt in BEN Heidstas emit.
Ienbct. Iteu in Der parlamentariiden
2auibabn lit BON ben brei %senanuten
aab uur ser %eritcre, ba 5suset idon
Dem 3oaparlament uno @raf 2urbura
Dem erlten NeiAtstas angeb0rte. 6ar
Die @ciAafte I'M 9tei9Stas 1T es iebeu.
falS BON 8ortbeil, wenn iid BET Ser.
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