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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-10
United States Senate.

WAsHISGTON, June 9th.-Plumb. from the Com
mittee on Public Lands reported f.yorably the
bill to give California five per cent of the pro
ceeds of the sale of public lands in that STATE.
The Mexican soldiers pension bill was taken
up
The pending amendment was laid on the
table, being RiddlcbeTgcr's amendment to strike
out the phrase " for the suppression of the re-
bcllion from the amendment providing pen
sions for soldiers who fought in the late war for
the suppression of the rebellion
Williams moved to lay IIOaTS amendment on
the table. Carried-yeas p nays -.
Several amendments were offered and laid on
the table. ami further consideration was deferred
until tomorrow.
The Chair appointed Aldrich. Blair and Bay
ard As committee Of conference on the Labor
Bureau bill.
An executive session followed and the senate
adjourned
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snow in the Rocky Mountains.

| ST. PAUL, June 9th.-George Brisbane in com
mand of a battery of troops, marching from
Montana to Idaho, crossed the main range of
the Rockies on the Sd of June. and reports that
| the snow was several feet deep and the weather
| sfil cnld
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An American Photographer and His Chi
DPSe Wife.
The Chinese Quarter in New York.

NEW YORK, June 9th.-The star says: The
Chinese quarter in Mott street on Sunday is
thronged with Cinnamon from Long Island
New Jersey and other adjacent localities, almost
to the exclusion Of every other nationality.
Tom Lees gambling dens do thriving bust
ness. He owns or controls sixteen places.
Others have started in business but have been
compelled to shut up shop. Tom Lee has in
fiUence which his countrymen are ut loss to ex-
plain. He is very unpopular, but his country
men patrOnize his places. Gambling is done
openly, no attempt being made to stop it. The
Chinese rush back and forth with slips of
paper and money, loudly proclaiming their
losses or winnings. Chinese music accompa-
MES the game, and in some houses the reveling
and diScOrd continues until after midnight
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" II IT. ' - ~ = - : - =
Card of Thanks.-The Board of Mana

CTOCK FARM FOR SALE.-4sO ACRES, ~
- well sheltered; perfect title; running "
stream of water; IS head of Cattle, 4 very r.
good Horses, Chickens and Hogs; Harness,
Wagons and Implements; 400 Acres in Grain,
and ali other crops Price for all, 81 500 For
particulars, inquire of CARL STROBEL, No. 81
J street. jel0-6t*
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NEW YORK, June 9th.-It having been stated
that the number Of Puck which contained the
cartoon Of Blaine us tattoocd man would be is
sued as n Democratic campaign document the
proprietorS of PUck Say The cartoons in Puck
are published in the interest of public morality
and good government. and not intended TO serve
as campaign documents for either political party
We shall not under any circumstances, prepare
or publish, or permit to be published. separate
ed.iinns Of plLck-s nnrtnOns for sch nurrns1.. >,
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And the Colored Troops Fought Nobly."

BALTIMORE, June 9th.-A mass meeting held
tonight by the cOlored Republican voters, to
indorse the nominations of Blaine and Logan
for the Presidency and Nice-Presidency of the
United States was very enthusiastic. John NJ
LangSt9n, tnited States Minister to Hayti, said
James G.. Blaine is the man who viii push them
forward until they stand on an even plane with
their white tellOw-citizenS. Prof Richard l.
Greener, Of South Carolina. impressed the neces-
Sjty for united action
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CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
- the 18th inst, at , P NJ. for the renting of
Turner Hail for the next season. The right to
reject any all bids is reserved. For further
particulars call on the Trustees. Fred. Mason,
52S J; Geo. Neuman, 227 X: II. Goepel, 1912 J st.
iplO-1W
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-02-02
From lostant.

Willie Shoenneshoefer has returned
home.
Quite anumber of travelling men arc In
town this week.
Ed. McKensie is clerking in A. Drem's
store.
Mrs. Rays, mother of Mrs. George Funk
died last Tuesday morning.
viii Hagy and wife have gone to Shell
don iowa to live.
Mrs. George Spring visited Wenona last
Wednesday
Mrs, Carrie Shoenneshoefer has gone to
Aurora on visit
Charley Beach is IN Ottawa this week.
jim Moore Is IN town this week
Married at the residence Of the brides
mother, Mrs Emeline Carrithers. near
Evans Jan. 20 1884 by Elder Trowbridge
of Rutland, Mr.. George Ball Of Rutland
and Miss Maria Carrithers of Evsns,-The
cermony took place at 10 80 o'clock IN the
morning In the presence of large number
Of friends who assembled TO witness the
marriage and to extend congratulations and
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From Freedom.

VIII Rowe was home from school thi,
week
Ms Edward Peterson has been very
sick
VIII Dunn Of Iowa IS IN Harding this
week visiting relatives,
Charlie McCraedy and wife of Earlvile
were IN Freedom this week, calling on
friends
Maggie Sampsonls in Ottawa this week
visiting friends anu relatives.
The meetings held by Elder Newton in
Harding are well attended by the young
folks but not very well by the old mem
bers.
Isaac Parrish has bought very fine
rca lstcr Of b. J, Butler of Prairie Centor
He thinks that NormOns won't do tor road
stcrs in this fast age.
Carrot Delong and amily of Harding
are going to move to Kansas on a farm IN
the Spring,
One OF J w Halls horses kicked Its
mate and broke Its leg this week
r Lucas has bought Mrs Wheeler S
house and lot in Harding. She i. gong
to move to Iowa In the spring on a farm.
George Pool and wife of Ottawa are in
Freedom this week.
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From ophir.

OPnIR, Jan. 2S There still continue
10 he very fair slelghing
Our genial frlenl, Steve Stephenson, ha'
gone to Danville, ILL.,, to attend school
Steve will be greatly missed by his m ny
friends here.
Al had good time at the dance ant
party given at the residence OF Mr., james
Peters
A, James Ilanley's, IN Waltham, seloc
crowd gathered on Friday evening to par
ticipate in good dance and a boss supper
All had an immense time
James, McNally is rs happy as clam
in high water It's boy, and bouncing
one at that Mother and child are DONG
well.
There are snow drifts east OF Rober,
WyIie's house that are or were, some six
feet deep.
Our Homer saloons have both shut their
doors, owing to prosecution that was mali
cious and ridiculous.
Pedro met Jay. Eye-Scc last week. The
young man is an elglabe catch Tor some
of our Ophir girls, bat the thing that trou-
blcs the girls is, who Is he?
Frank McNally purchased the Yost
team for $40 A stiff price but IA good
team. Pedro advises one young and
handsome school marin to be on the look
out for Frank and make a dead sure thing
of it,
Our worthy NJ ID buried his pet allIga-
tor. When spring dawnS the Doctor will
have pet skin to stuff
Diphtherla is still raging in and around
Troy Grove.
John Lardeu, who has been Ill for over
a year was in Homer Saturday
A number Of our young sports took in
the hop at Meriden, and report having a
good time
Bobby Burns's birthday was celebrated
by the Scots OF Waltham in the Masonic
hall | understand good time was had.
Clayton johnson, formerly of Dlmmick,
but now OF Ida Grove, Iowa, is here on
visit to his father Mr. Henry johnson.
lie likes his new home.
Robert Peters has gone to Missouri TO
buy land.
Billy Willshay has returned from Mis-.
souri,.
Daniel Carr is the model auctioneer Of
La Sale county. He is just. and will take
no bid given by an intoxicated man, as
was done at Mr.. YOst's sale
John Stephenson has opened model
restaurant IN Homer, and ! assure the pub.
lie it will be run "a straight as a chalk
line.
Our cX-saloon keepers are Ia Ottawa at
tending to their respective cases.
PEDRO
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Judge Gilbert has been engaged during
the week on the criminal business chiefly.
At the last session OF the Board Stephenson
and Dorfner, Of Troy Grove, sent in petit
ton from sundry citizens Of the town asking
for liquor license from the county. 1t was
not granted, Of course; but the liquor seems
10 have been disposed OF all the same, as one
day at the Grand Jury room half the young
fellows OF the town put IN an appearance.
Stephenson Il Dorfner were indicted, and
being called for trial plead guilty. The
Judge let them of on payment of costs, as
was also Betting, Of Leland, on promise TO
70 out OF business, a 100 days jail sentence
hanging over them II they resume business.
Carrie Wilson. keeper Of house Of III fame,
agreed to quit business. To charge Of
selling liquor she plead guilty, but no order
has been entered. We presume the place
must be shut by this time, but 1t was open
during the week we are told.
Oscar Morse, obtaining money, at Mendo
IA. under false pretenses, got 30 days In jail
and one dollar hne.
Geo. stenson, larceny, entered a plea Of
not guilty, and c. 8. Cullen aud W. 8. Stead
we're appointed 10 defend hun
L;ouor Ffnes--Casper schwanger, ss5 and
eo.t. committed; Gottlieb Harris, as and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-02-02

best wishes to the newly welded couple
A bountful repast WAS served in mos
excellent stve, a mum Der Of presents wer'
presented Il the bride The happy couple
Ieit on the afternoon tram tor st LOUIS
TO remain short time before settling down
to The ielici les Of welded life at home.
Willard Burnhar, wants to buy nous,
and lot IN town
Frank Leslie Of Tonica was In town sun
day last
Mr. l. sherman and Wife are visiting al
Fred Ashley's near TOnica.
L + DongaA and wife will move tc
Missouri about March lst.
Harry Choate's comedy company are
playing here this week 10 q full house every
night They play every night this week
and give matinee Saturday afternoon.
John Shenrings OF La Sale, formerly OF
this place, will again move back 10 Los
tant to keep boardcrs m the Page House.
The first leap year party around here was
one held at Gilbert McCalcb's, Sen, last
Saturday evening
Molhe McCumlsky and Emma Horback
have ru,urncd home from La Sale.
Joseph Fairchlds is in Ottawa tins week
and also Arthur Reynolds,
r., Dougan was IN Tonica Friday
last
Lncic Harwoot and her brother Fred
visited Ia Sale les, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crider of Narna were IN
town last Thursday.
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Vicinity Items.

The Locey Coal Company are having 6
row of miners houses constructed at theil
works, which will cost over 81 500,
The work on the Milllngton bridg.
seems to drag, and the delay is getting tc
be annoying. The iron, expected week.
ago, has not yet arrived.
The l25th anniversary of the birth Of
Robert Burns was celebrated on the cath
inst, at Streator, at Oriental Hall, with
speechmaking and dancing.
Mr. Joshua Moore, whose factory In
East Msrseilles burned down a short time
ago, has rebuilt and is at work again
making rive's, burs,. staples, gas hooks
etc, etc.
Phillip Shelton Is putt ng IN an air shat,
IN his coal mine. In the east part of Mar
settles. 1t will be put In Oh an incline
and will furnish an egress for the miners
IN case of an accident happening IN the
mine.
The survey aud leveling from the water
works dam, on the Vermillioa, at Sireator
has been completed, and 1t Is found tha,
the fall of the river Is but five aad one
half feet from the ice below the dam to the
ice under the bridge. The distance is four
mlles and 1000 feet.
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costs committed Peter Relnhardt s35 ant
cost, committed; Charles Jones, go and
costs committed,
NEW SUITS.
Olncy Fullery, John Harris. Forchlc de-
,ainer,
Sarah Weaver ', Nat Cib Bank. Trial o
right OF property
WIN Wilson * CO. vi +. Hau-or Ap
peal,
Anna schol " John Riggs. Appeal
Tais is II queer case ; -hott did washing foi
Riggs, and claims she contracted foul
disease from the clothing she washed she
got Judgment for slOO, and wants 5000.
INSANE.
On Jan 39.n, Anna Eimunds, Of Strcutor,
was declared insane She Is - years Of age,
has been insane six months. She is the wife
OF Ii miner aud mother OF several children.
The cause OF insanity Is an abortion commit
ted by herself
Jonas Booz'l, Of Earlvillc, was declared in
sane on the 2Nth His trouble l. periodical.
Ordinarily he Is a man Of regular habits, a
good provlder Kind to his family and thor
oughly good citizen Of considerable means.
At times, however, his insanity manifcsts it
self by sending him on a spree Of the most
extensive aud expensive kind during which
he abuses his family and behaves most out
rsgeousIy; Of all which he insists he knows
not an item, neither the beginning nor the
end
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-02-02
THE COURTS.
The Circuit Court

The interesting case Of the week was The
trial Of Reynolds ct al Va. Holmes ct al. Thu
Reynolds brothers are of Tonica, one of them
being Mr. Supervisor Reynolds This cas-,
grew out OF the adventures OF party OF con
fcderates, who, ss the evidence appears, had
organized an entirely new and unique plar
Of swindhng. There were several in The
company, located some In this state, sonC
IN Indiana, and SO on. Their plan OF opera
tions was AT out this One Of the party woHlc
buy stock OF goods Of II wholesaler or OF a
merchant, a. In this case, giving one or two
others of the gang as references, who, Of
course, placed the credit OF each other al
that gilt edged point known, hardly at
"a-a," but at a point practically as good
The sale made and the store opened, or the
transfer made, As IN this case, down upon
him would come still another OF the gang
with an execution and gobble the concern.
The Reynoldses sold to one Fleming We be-
lieve and the stock was gobbed by an
execution. The Reynolds Brothers repleyed
the stock The question wss could they hold
1t by repleyy, II seems they can, for ycster-
day a six thousand dollar verdict was given
In their favor.
Another important case previously dis:
posed OF was the suit against the Coal Run
Coal Company for killing Charles Mulock,
OF Streator, which resulted in a verdict OF
s., 500 IN favor OF Mrs Mulock The case
Will be carried TO the Supreme Court on the
ground that lac was killed by u Pckln train
for which the Coal company was not rcspon-
s'hlp
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From Ransom.

]
RANSOM, Jan, 30.--Thc members of the
Ransom Band will give their first ball in
Occidental hail On Tuesday evening.
}. II Keiber sold mos, of his stock at
public auction last Tuesday
Deputy Sheehan is in town attending to
some business.
james McNall, Of Dakota, ~ visiting his
friends around Ransom
b f Bosley went to Ottawa Monday to
serve on the jury Why, Frank, we
thought your counting days were over!
Mss Lou Summers, who is attending
school in Ottawa, was in town last Saur-
lay
AIT Paltcn has returned from visiting
trends near Sauneman
II appears as if our genial collector has
succeeded IN squashing some ones afiec-
tons
1t is sad that another couple of this
vicinity will get spiiced ere the robins
twltter in the sDrlng time.
The protracted meetings still continue
IN the NJ L. church, and much interest is
taken in them
Several young folks from Seneca took
in the sights of our city Sunday,
A lite insurance agent was in town last
week trying to prevail on some Of our
business men to get their lives insured so
as to give the next fellow good star in
life. He succeeded
Charlie Smith moved his family out Of
iovD this week q CIrTy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-02-02
Amt Rachpi'a ,Jny

Rev, W. b. Evans, Washington, d. c.,
writes aunt Rachel, the dear old colored
saint, who had been Il constant sufferer with
lntlammatOry Rheumatism for Ii years, has
been greatly benefited by ATHLoPHoRos.
consider 1t almost III the light of Il miracle.
She is ulmast beside herself with joy. The
pain has all left her limbs. A little stiffness
remains, but another bottle will effect a
permanent cure. II Is indeed "a most won
derful medicine. think it ought b" spread
throughout the length and breadth of this
land ="
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Maiden. Mass. Feb. l. 1880 Gent,cmen-
suffered with attacks Of sck headache,
Neuralgia, female trouble, fOg years IN The
most terrible and eXcTuciating manner.
No medicine or doctor could give me relic
or cure until used Hop Bitters.
The first bottle
Nearly cured me-"
The second made me as well and strong as
when child,
And have been so 10 this day"
My husband was ar invalid for twenty
years with a serious
"Kldney, liver and uriuary complaint,
pronounced by BOston's bes: physicians
"lncurablen'
Seven bottles of your Dtters cured him
and know OF the
Lives of eight persons
la my neighborhood that have been saved
by your bitters,
And many more are using them with great
benefit.
They almost
Do Miracles AIRS. h d. Stack.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-02-02
In the Offices.

The following were this week granted II
censes to marry,
Conrad Plelfer and Mary Rctter.
Lewis I Crandalc aud Myra + Miller
Chas k1)edier and Elizabeth Schumm.
Frank Cyachurski and Helena Gostona7ky
John Schmldtz aud Katie Pdbsen.
Louis l. Sampson aud Christ Nelson.
VIM Gallup and Cora d l"ws.
Pst'k Cusick and Margaret Walsh
Franz Schwan aud Riingarde Ftedbergcr.
VIM II Peck and Hnlda Chamberlain.
Patk Cannayan and Mary Lavelle
Edward Treat and Ellen { Hill.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-02-02

sep. I4th, 1851,
Hop Bi,ters Co., Toronto;--I have been
sick for the past six years, suffering from
dyspepsia aud general weakness. have
used three bottles of Hop Bltcrs and they
have done wonders for me I am well ahle
to work, aud eat and sleep we'll cannot
say too much for Hop Btter..
SIMON ROBmN.
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PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned. having sold his farm viii sell at
public auction az his residence. " mi es elst of Day
ton, Thursday Feb. 18Th. 1884 COmnen Ing ut 10 A
NJ, the following described properly; pair Norman
Mares, yrars old past. well matched and weighing
nearly 3,tG0 lbs good Brood Mares. part Norman;
WORK Mares all the above breed; the me bred Syear
old Mare sired by Bonnie Scotland, dam by - To- ma
dos Coils coming :; sucking Colts: Mich Cows
2year old steers: ye Ring sicers Hofers years
old: | SeHrling Heif'r: steer Calf; POlled Angus
Bull Cali IS Head of Hogs ~ Tons of Hay; " seat
ed Carriage; Single Top Buggy; , Wagons; waiter A
Wood Iwne Binder, and other farming machinery
and tools. ! PurlUr Set other Household Furniture
and numerous other articles Usual terms % sale.
jau2G-Sw A. j. DORAN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-02-02
8O-ACre Farm for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale the East Hat OF the
Northwest Quarter OF seciion IS Township 50 North,
ksnec East OF the Third r. NJ, In Township OF Fall
x ver. es miles from Ottawa. There Is on the place a
pretty good house and barn: water. etc Tho entire
farm Is under cultivation. For price and terms call
on or address GEO. w RAVENS. or
DEGRN BROS,
jsais-u Ottawa, Iliinois.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-02-02

The Governor Of North Carolina said to
the Governor Of South Carolina "sir, the
hes: remedy in the world Is Dr. Bulls Cough
syrup and the latter seconded the asser-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-02-02
FOR Rem T..

Section of Land n Minnesota, mile from depot
go ready for seeding. Splendid chance for two
or three act We men. Requires tire" good teams. APP
ply soon. w. BUSHNELL
Ottawa, ILL.,, Dec. Sist, 1885
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For SALE,

My Farm of $40 acres, ~ miles south OF Marsees
FirstC class prov ments living pring of water, stock
scales &c. One Of the best gram aud stock farms In
La Sale county. For further particulars and terms
call at my residence, In Fall River, or address
F. TRYON,
Jan. 10. 1874. -iw' Msrseies. Illinois
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-02-02

man suffering FROM debility aud loss OF
appetite, took two bottles Of Hoods Sara
parlIa, gained tea pound, and got well.
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III arrfRn

Ou the 29th ultr by Arthur lockwood. Esq. Nj.
WILLIAM II PECK 10 Miss NuLDAH CHAMBER
LAIN. both OF the town Of VerEllliCn.
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COMPOUND OXYGEN DIsPEHSARY,
~ THRooP ST.. CHICAGO, ILL
UNIMPEACHaBLE TESTIMONY

Oxygen, Mr. william Penn Nixon, managing editor
of the Inter ocear OF this city, writes;
THK IsrER OCEAN OFFICER:
Chicago April 4, 1883.
U,nr S,--You AJAX my opinion Of Compound OK gen
In reg nd to Its efficiency healing remedy and am
ad to be able reply that have the greatest faith IN
n Several years ago, when lanoring under very ser
ous trouble with my throat and lungs. at the instance
OF friend In Boston. who had been similarly Affected
/ began the use of the Oxygen-begsn without much
fah but the result such that am prepared 10 re
commend its to all persons similarly affected AZ
the end OF ave months found myself wei NAB. and
ever since have enjoyed better health and been more
robust than ever before II seemed In my Gaze 10 strike
Ar tine root OF the disease and reform the whole system
will recommend no pstent nostrum of any Kind. but
deem il duty she many afflicted with lung trouble
in this country to recommend 10 them the oxygen.
Perseyeripgly and continuously used IL VIII work
wonders. Yours Truly, x,xo~
noyl1 WM rhNN SiAoN'
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Farm to Rent.

The Peter II. Dick Homestssd-lt0 acres, in the
town OF Serena, with good dwelling house. barns
cribs, &c IL for rent. For terms apply to J. Bsgey
the adjoining farm, or to n. F. LINCOLN,
Jan. is-3w' Ottawa, III
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JHE MARk FITS.
Chicago Market

i"to.Occa'. says Of THURSDAYS session:
a fair degree Of activity WAS noticeable in
The leading grain markets To- ddy, but an un.
settled feeling prevailed during the greater
portion OF the session, aud prices ruled wi h
considerable irrcgulurily, and finally closed
lower.
Yesterdays closing prices on change were
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IGZ2S Excursion.

Leaves ST. Louis Feb. 6, at $50
2. M. Low rates of fare, cheap
lands, low taxes, fine climate, a
pleasant winter trip. The best
State in the Union, either tor
settlers or investors. Go and see.
Full particulars, maps and pa
pers furnished by
DIR. J. O. HARRIS.
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New Styles Of Type and Lew
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