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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-07
STATE TAXES.

The question of calling an extra ses-
sion of the Legislature to reduce the
rate of State taxation, which was dis
cussed last fall, is again being agitated.
This revival of question which was
supposed to be definitely settled by
statements, purporting to have ema-
mated from official sources. giving the
amount OF coin in the State Treasury,
is caused by communication from the
State Controller, published in the En-
terprise. which states that the Treasury
is oyerhowng with coin, and shows
that the State tax can reduced from
80 to 40 cents on each 800 valuation,
and that at the reduced rate, after pay
ing all State expenses to January LIST,
1879, an ample surplus will be left in
the general fund to pay all expenses
of the Legislature then converting. 1t
is claimed that the proposed reduction
would save the taxpayers $500, 600 this
year, and that it can be effected by con-
vening the Legislature at an expense of
from $40. 600 to $50 900. That may be
true so far as the current year is con-
cerned, but it has not been shown that
the taxpayers will be permanently bene-
fitted by the reduction. The bonanza
mines, from which the greater part of
the State revenue is now derived, are
now yielding millions of dollars
monthly. A year hence porphyry may
be encountered in the lower levels of
these mines, and the expense OF the
State Government would then have to
be borne by other interests; SO that IN
the end it may be economy to let the
tax remain as it is until year hence,
when, if the mines continue to yield
bullion as at present, State taxation
can be safely reduced to 80 cents on
the 500 valuation of property. Re.
Gently, when this question of calling an
extra session of the Legislature was
discussed, the SILVER STATE favored
the proposition, believing 1t to be for
the best interests of the country to re-
lleve taxpayers OF every unnecessary
burden in these times of general de-
preston /; but the Carson Appeal suisse
quently showed by estimates apparently
MS carefully compiled. aud nsequent-
ly entitled TO as much weight as those
of the State Controller in his comm uni
cation to the Enterprise, that there Was
no Immediate danger of the State
Treasury overlooking with coin before
the LIST OF January. 1879. When
deductions SO widely at variance with
each other as those published in the
Appeal and in the State Controller S
communication to the Enterprise. are
drawn from the amount of money now
in the Treasury and the probable reve-
nue. aud expenses Of the State for the
current year, it is evident that one or
the other, and probably both, are some
what mistaken. 1t may work hard
ship on taxpayers, to have to pay 80
cents State taxes on the $40 this year,
bat it is best 10 secure a future stake
from the bonanzas while they yield
their treasures. than to have the whole
burden of supporting the State Govern
mept fall ON other industries when
porphyry is struck in the California and
Consolidated Virginia mines.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS
a GREAT BARGAIN.

n WILL sell out to anyone wlshl' z
to go into a good and sure Ddsl-
ness over six years established with a
good run of custom and the best location
in town 1 have small stock OF Glass
ware, Crockery, and Furniture on mana when
viii sell much below cost to anyone wishing
to go into good business.
s. COWARD.
winnemucca, Bridge street, three doors
above N. Levy's store, Dec 81, 1871 wv
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-07
NEW TO-DAY.
TO THE PUBLIC.

YBNHE undersigned, retiring partner CT the
Il late firm OF N. Levy Il Co., takes
TINS method OF thanking the old patrons
Of The hrm and the people OF Humboldt
county generally, for cOurtesies received at
their hanos du, ing the many years in which
he has been III business here.
he has connected himself with the firm Of
Loewe Brothers, wholesale liquor dealers,
san Francisco, aud Will visit Humboldt
county in the interest OF The firm occasionally
he intends TO temain here d short time longer
to give customers Of the old hfm Opportunity
10 settle accounts before lie leaves
III. SIEGEL.
Wianemucca. Jan. O. 1878 Iw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-21
Notice Of Assessment.

HAMBURG MINING COMPANY. Lo.
III cation of principal place. of business,
San Francisco. California; location of works,
Eureka District, Eureka County, State of
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at meeting of
the Board of Directors, held on the 10Th day
of April, 1878, an assessment of 80 cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation, payable immediately in United
States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the
Office of the company, Room 4, No. 40l Cali
fornia street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on Saturday, the 25th
day of May. 1878, will be delinquent. and ad-
vertised for sale at public auction; and un-
less payment is made before. will be sold on
TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE,
1878, to pay the delinquent assessment. to-
gether with cost of advertising and expenses
of sale.
By order of the Board of Directors.
DAVID A. JENNINGS, Secretary.
Office: Room 4, No. 40l California street,
San Francisco. ap2otd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-21
NOTICE..

THE UNDERSIGNE HAVING SOLD
/ his entiIe interest in Richmond No. 3
Saloon to Alex. High, respectfully solicits for
his successor a continuance of the Ii beral pat
ronage heretofore bestowed on the late firm
Of Erdly II High. Alex. High will pay all
bills and collect all moneys due the old firm.
c. Il. ERDLY.
Eureka, April %, 1878. ap23td
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-06-14

In these times OF depression III the prices OF
may products, the oaIrymen Of tine whole
country are more than ever interested IN tine
question what shall be done with the SKINNED
mill Those whose interest lies Ill adv OcAt-
ing tine greatest Dane Of the u2iry lHteresi-
SKINNED milk cheese--are on the alert, ana
their iuvldIOus arguments are telling largely
IL tine increased growth Of that evil. Skim
meu milk Is "a hesn-p producing tUOl, aud II may
toe that there are uses for 1t more profitable
than We know ui. and IL stands those vino
make il IL quantities. n nuud ~ investigate
the subject more fully than j, Au- ever been
done / have known lew cases IN which il
ius been fed with very great economy 10 work
horses Most horses. and / do not know but
all. become after While almost pussiOnateiv
fond Of d. and pail of il three times % day
will keep work hur-t III better condition
than the average ration of -four quarts Of
oats
Lambs raised especially for the snamblr-
can bee forced very rapidly and very pr0uu--
bly, upon u ration of skinned milk with or
without the addition Of little oil or cotton
seed meal. know II can be TED 10 most kinds
OF animals under one year old Tor the prouuc-
ton of meat al u Inrger prOnt tnAu 10 put it
into cheap skim cheese. and ! cannot see any
reason why il may not be- fed 10 older ones
with the same economy.
1 offer these suggestions hoping to induce
those more fayOrubiy situated than 1 ulL, TO
make experiments IA the direction indicated
OF any other winch may occur to them. Most
dairy farmers ARE feeding considerable gram
10 teams. ever day ia the yeur, which IN my
upluiou would pay a very much larger profit
If fed 10 their cows aud Us place supplied with
this otherwise almost waste product, =.
Bllss ilt Country Ge3i5teHd5t.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-06-14

lu the essential part OF swimming, that l-.
the arr Of keeping the head above water
there is reuliy no skill required cOuh4,neo
III the sustaining power Of tine water Dr. the
only secret and If the novice wll only dare
10 trust the water ana remember three sImUl.
rules, he cannot possibly sink i. On tile
teriug tine water and attempting 20 swim.
keep ine hands ana feet well below the -ar-
face. and miners the whole BODY opp % the
chin Ia France tla teacher usually stands
upon "a platform winch OyerLunl- tuu water.
and uphold1 the pupil by means oi @ rope
which Is fastened 90 .a BEN round tine wai.t.
As tine rope passt- over tine tua of slight
but tough pole the teacher looks ysry much
as ii lac were fishing for sharks with human
hye-balt ANY mode of supporting tine body
viii 40 excepting cork on bluau-rA which an.
% deIusIOu ANA @ snare. auu Raise The body u.-
naturally ami TOO lar ont of water o. HOI-
low the spine and throw the back OF tine head
Oh the shoulder The rrasuu Of this I- Do
order that the su4iu mass of the BRAN may us
supported uy the ulF-ilIl-a lungs. and the eyes
/ and uOstrll- kept above tine surface lii.
mouth should bee urUly closed ana reeplra-
ton conducted through tuc nOsJul-, eu that
! no water can enter a" Move the limbs
! quietly. A ierEy, fussy swimmer De- never d
I good one and while lace continues tines, Aab-
It's viii never accomplish any long distance or
achieve any elegance in swimming a slow
/ sirok, is the very essence of good swimming
/ ana when endurance. not speed. j, requisite.
/ D. the most NhlIa5l. There Is nothing IKE
I lhe $40" s'}ie Ior learning 10 SWIM You may
! sr"i' upon u All sorts OF Aa'aiurN accomplish
/ lueul7 Qua III ulAe oi danger tAr slo" stroke
J Is your sAee'-aAch'i. Two h"'leee VINO are
/ wishing 10 learn 10 SWIM may, WltA "a lew
! practical urectiuh- be very useiu To each
! ulher. VI course, the 7eu De- iue easiest L4c-
/ uluM ior beginner Oh account 81 lts being
/ Oh IL more uuoyahi nature lAau fresh "uieF
/ but II you are not 10y the sea- why t0H must
/ 70 INTO a shallow rYer OF lake instead ak
/ M together until you are nreast-a-ep; then
! let one spread himself upon the waiter. wnile
his companion supports Allu with one A.na
under Tine chest Lying on the water u tins
way he can practice tine various movements
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-06-14
New Marker for Live oat,is

We NAV, huQ occasion $50 >i.ela -eycra
uu,-. lately. OF the lucrea-. Iu j4s shipments
OF hyv cattle boy steamer 90 EUROPE, and % De-
business which I- increasing where urst
tried and also extending 10 other purls and
cOuutue-. The latest development Dis tA.
shipment OF cattl. TO Germany for tauemug
purpose. The { ). Consul at Hamburg no.
times the Secretary OF the Treasury that auew
trade Is opening ny between Germany ana the
United States and one which promises TO be
very lucrative To both eOuntrIe-. ltls tine gz-
portatIou from the United States Of hive. lem
cattle Tor grazing or fatteuiug purposes to tine
province Of ScnIeswlE- HOlst=Iu. Tins prov
ince has long been famous for lts rIcu and fer
tile pastures. and cattle grazed there AWAY.
command higher prices than those tatteued
IN any part Of Europe on account Of the su-
periUr quality OF the beef There beng
however. comparatively but little stock bred
il sand province, tine gruzIers have heretuior-
depended chiefly for their supply OF leah cAt-
tie on Denmark About four hundred uthI.
purchased IL Chicago. nave already been .eut
Oh and disposed Of at high prices. and NOR
will follow at onoe.--N. T. f0rUtr
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-06-14

uNr. l- % query IRON vernon.
tiu tu-d8v- u8rUr YOU mention % cgrtiIl
herd of Ayrshire cuna md IRON li- tenor j
infer tnu you CO.,. u inHuI of thut breed COL.
cuit. Would 500. recommend tueM d. 3D.
party about talking uT farming. lu Vr.i.f.n..
tu Jerseys. as uuti.r muhrr
I understand tIsy ufe deep mIlEgr. NAH
l- the quality %, their ui.lE a- compare "iiH
Jer--y.e
Can ] uns good iam 5000 90, Hu' GOD Dn.
railroad within Boo ur 30 mI. OF hueton ui %
iov pilce which v.i b.. ",.l located, smoo.H
luua. Ac.. upon which % u.lu eau iuuhc 3D. H"..
living and something Wui.. lh' question De-.
for me. Snail commence operations L'f, M
ermunt, or look uU place Loi Jar from Dos
ton
t.,,, ,,rl..l,.,. H... moi b..U Oh reader of
ti,. ,,t.,,.,. if. i.... jprr,a. ,.r, I1rs rr Won
,,o,,I5 tg,.. t,,o,y. tli.t ufn a. .af1Iu-t .g-
,ocats 81 tu.. j.rs,v. A. neirs the best csv
fo- t. ri.iI ipur ,,r line ,iupr imam where butt
Ter b. tU. r-.ug.uaI object or when. seIIm.
min. ii. iof ar irpporta,It item, ii fsrr, or,r.
Nom. M. herd of Avr-nlr.- OF wheel ]
,,rot.. i, tf, article. 10 winch Won refer. suited
me "a. having been bred 10 d. better butter
,,,,tt,,. .,,t,,l0iit, tiar most of tl. u,rI. st
tt.,rar.tt tr.# Ayr.Hlr.4 Hs,. U..r .fut
,..,l4 r,r.f.r 81 a.r.t.t HaIfiIDuo... .i,r-..v O..
fll. Ua.f Ayr.fir.. tyt.I ul that ntr. % butter
r,iaEtiit, ,t, ia. W uoi- tffl of ks,pItIt, ID cuv
a. r-g.titI. ausI,ty of milk thor, f4 us.utH.r
t,1ir.t f1 b. taken into consideration ID Be-
mon iti,,fy. tf. richest fnAE vl.rI. gives ta.
most cream 0r make. tine most u,tItr J,r..r
milk i- usually very uoCr after tu. cream I-
taken ont. AYRSHIRE mills especially if tim.
COW, is an decent He-4 l4 usa.H, very good
milk nft.r If d. SKINNED Should think tho
Ayrsnir. mills would b4 the best to mike
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-06-14

. q r, 3 4 LIT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-06-14

Millet is very valuable and nutritious for
mich COWS both green ana when cured. Il
may he sOwli ANY time IRON the middle of
AlAy ill the inst Of July Ii requires 10 dry
rch and well puiyerlzed soil and may be-
suwn broadcast nj the rate of forty quarts per
acre Ii grows from two and half to four
feet high with prOfusiou of stalks and
leaves furnishing excellent food for COWS II
viii ripen N from 20 80 80 days with fuyora-
bile weather II wIIhstauds drought well, and
yields from Two 20 four tons per acre on good
ground IL should be cut when III blossom TO
secure it IN the best condition for fodder
The seed mas 10 be soWn every year. II is adj
yIsIble for farmers 10 SOW small piece "a
hAll-acre or 50 al iIrst and test Ita NaIu.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-06-14

Dairymeu should be uniformly gentle with
their cows. All loud talk, kicking or pound
ing cows should be reiraIned from If the OWL
rr mas an eye 10 nls own interest as well as
humanity towards The beast. Tine manner Of
milking exerts powerful influence on the
proiuctNeuess OF the COW a SLOW and care
less mixer or one whose treatment l- harsh,
viii soon dry mp the best OF COVE. The ami
MAJ must be approached gently, never struck
or abused, while the operation OF milking
should begin gradually, steadily increasing iu
ulpldity, until ali is drawn Ii tine milking IT.
performed IN the stall, It is a good plan 70
iced al tine same time with rOOts or nay.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-06-14
Lleep ..e oeIlar CI.an.

II tine work OF cleaning out tine house cellar
has not been already performed II should not
be put OF another day Men who are away
from home all day are apt 70 forget TINS inn
portaut part of the Spring work, 10 the great
detriment Of the health Of their families. who
are obliged 10 breathe constantly an atmos-
phvre more or less vitiated by noxious gases
generated Uy decayiug vegetable and other
matter that has accumulated IN the cellar dur
my the winter Especially If the cellar boz "a
damp one tine Importance OF thorough and
frequent cleaning IL primary The principle
has been preached thoroughly. and N general
~ admitted bui people are too SLOW IA apply
jng II
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-06-14

Luustpated n0vtl-, inward lle-. c1ssyeuea-. i,se-
torpid h'rt yeilovue-s OF the -Llu ana ey, iudig,
zion, uyspeIsI4 and AL arrangement ul tle AZ
usuer4. a., cured roy "sgEEu. Tar AND asrsaIlrI.a
Pills" Unlike many other pursztires. trey do uut r-
uat- the STOMACH ana bowels b.. frequent u-s. Il.-
keep Jue system ll hcaltry condition uy ar0usin.
tue torpid hysl 90 healthy action and e1peul uy ti.
bowels and Eoueys the matter loi-uns faIl-
cation % lr. b, particular 10 obtain swaynes Pills
Price 10 cents box at all leading druggist H.
wizard & Co.. BrailI.laIrg arel.t-.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-06-14
TIK THIS
Hep Bftfers are The F'sresI aud I5esf
LSsllers cres- ss.aaa.

1ney are compounded from Hops. Buohs. N an
iraAc AMI handelloAr-tle oldest, besi and most
ialuatir medicines a. the world aul contain an
tiir best ana most curative properties OF All ntherI
bitters- rrin- the greatest Blood Further, Liverl
titlsuiaio aud Lie ana Health restoring AGENT
D. EARTH no ai-easv or ia health CAL possibly
long exist " here these Bitterz are used 70 varied
and perfect are tueir operation.
4ne3 give rev lie ana fi-or % ine aatd audl
utr1l- ITO All Whose eIDpioy mtuts cause irreru-
ariIN oi the bowels or urinary orgau- OF who r.-
luife an Appe1zer, Tonic aud mid sumuiaut
liesr hlitefs are luraaaute heiug nlguiy curative
i1ulc ana stimulating without Intoxicating.
No iuatier what your feelings or Fymptu1as are
what toe disease or ailmeui U.s. use Hop Bitters
puut WIFI untl ycu sick. hut d sou only feel
bad or miserable, the Hirters az once II mas
save your htt HUNDREDS have been aEved uv sol
dong - SStsts-a- Viii ur paid Tor 4 case
tuey ol-l not cure OF utiu.
10 NOT sun er yourself ur lnt yourtricuds sugl
oui use ana urge them 10 use Hop Bitters
hememner, Hop hlttrrs De- no vile drunpel
ifunAeu hustruIl. but the puresi and ut-i uitdi-
-iAe ever made. the lntalid's Friend and Hone -
and no person on family should be- without NJ ,f
Z Try the Bitlers to-day
: Try Hop CoHsh GHre ) Pam fs,FigCI
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-06-14

Geo. d. frcutce speaE- ut Ilmr tn. Tomb
builder We suggesg to mothers that FIITEIb NgE-
UrE- ui precious time mry rulla a tomb Tor tue dear
form that now sleeps psulf5, should Group Do 1ts
Nurrt lsru. attack %, Huu sill you guard against
the dr-tr0ysrt BAEF you neglect 60 use every kuoul
rrrcauunu d l- rut possible o. Save physician
always a. hand rrequeLtF tnt tIlt IN calling
one w1uld boz tur ueltl oi TIE child. VI. assume tho
grave responsibility W saying 90 tnesr muthers lnat
Hatcn- Universal Cough syrup ls on nearly a specific
La yet been discovered for tins dread uIsea-g
We should not say thls without positive kuowltdr.
The medicine nae been tested Tor fourteen years and
thousands are queteu nightly hl the TACT that they
LaFr u ~ reach iuI immediate livery mother
longs Tor safeguard ~ tnIs AIud. Regular sizes and
40 cent sam pies Tor sale los Il. G.. Willard d U..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-06-14

The average human body is made mp of
several pals of water. mass Of charcoal suf-
hcient 10 cook good dinner. "a quantity of
hydrogen that would float d small balloon. q
piece Of iron large enough 90 make Is pocket
knife and IL lump OF phosphorus thar would
serve for half dozen boxes OF lucifer match
es, also various proportions of soda potash.
hue, MAGNETISM, oxygen, chi0rlue and nitro
gen
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-06-14

81 DEEN II MY DUTY TO JE.L THE WORLD what
"bf swAynes Compound syrup of Wild Cuerr. has
done Tor mt. ] mao violent cough, night sweat.
sore throat, great weakues- Win severe attacks ai
hemolrnaga gave up al nope vi recovery. AN now
cured. souua and hearty mau. Edward Ii. hanson.
engineer at Sweeney pottery 1854 Ridge avsuut.
Philadelphia. over twenty-five yrars have eispss4,
and still remain healthy NAH ia order that o.
may test the great virtues of Or. ,vuyues COMPOUND
syrup az Wild Cherry baye issued trial bottles 90
% ceut- h" family Hhuull b- without tine valuable
medicine, az oiteu-llles single - cent bottle viii
cure recent cough ur cold ana tuue prevent much
suffering anu rlaL. 10 aHu rnrg- asthma. bronchitis.
EVrf complaints, ana rurIclre and puriues the blood
giving tone and strength 10 tur entire system. Iri4l
pliilr p cruts large size, a.. Sold uF leidup drug
gsts- trrfarea onIy boy u-- hWayue Son, Phl4aacl-
pms. j. r.. VI Hard g. Co.,. aEeIl- lHr BrattttHI..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-06-14

81 regard ~ Lllg a- tls most capable ahd
fucrtssf| practitioner Wlih whom have had otlciai
iuterc9urss CHAa. MASON, Com g of Patents.
Inventors Cauuat employ psrsH. more truf-
worthy or more capable uI ioT Them az earr
ana favorable clusii-rltlH. O.. lur flleuf Once.
LDN nd Bl I,EE, late Jui 1i Patents
ED-ruN, Dcf.Ig. 1870.
i u. LDuTs ins-- iNelf ~Ir- Sou procured ior u.s
lu ls4u my urst patent. then yuu 1aye acted
for auu advised ug lu hundreds ui cazes and pro
cured many patents. relHsuas and extensions. have
occasionally EMPLOY I tue s Agencies ID New York
fti4uri Flla aud y u-fHl. but still give yuu al-
meet iHt Nuairot mT nuslncss ~ your line, and adj
Wee others q" pWpIor TUl
luurr r~u|r GEORGE DRAPER.
boston. IaH.r. I--H
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Hardware!

We nave a very full and complete
stock Of Hardware. in all its bran Oh
eS. comprising Heavy and Shelf
Hardware. Nails, iron and Steel.
Saws. Axes. Chisels. Planes. Table
and Pocket Cutlery, screws, Bolts,
Springs, Axles and Carriage Wood
Work, Wheels, Hubs, Rims. Spoke,.
Shafts. DC. AISo Horse and Ok
Shoes, Horse Nails. Files 4 RaspS.
Betting, ShOyels, Spades. Picks 4
Hoes. ---aI Of which we offer al low
est possible prices for good goods.
CT. THOMPSON & co.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-06-14

THIS PATENT is now owned b7
JOHN CORE and S, d WAITE,
ana right 10 use must be secured
from them, or It's infringement will
be prosecuted 10 the full extent Of
the law
Aaarsss joins GuEE ar s. n WAITE. Braitieuoro
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Winona 4 ii. Peter railroad Co.
SALEM LEAD COMPANY.

XXTAREANTED PURE WHITE LEAD.
w Well Eucwu throughout New England a. the
WHTTEsT, FINEST and BEST.
LEAH TAPE. 5-s inch wide on reels for Cur
tain 1tcEt.
LEAD Ribbon iron I-2to Is inches wid e,
on reels for Builder.
LEAD PIPE. OF an size or thickness
Al lowest market prices Tor goods OF equal quality
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