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DR.. FOUTE, SENIOR
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HEREBY CAUTIONS The PUBLIC.
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York City (f0rty ysaxs IN the eieSetoRY cnsi-
sess), Ex-e0FsrnoF ERANE FufzsER, Of Utah.
md the Hon. AzRAM WAKnMAE, f0R HalJE
Feazs Postmaster "A New York Ctty. al1o
surveyor 81 tie For gave tzar kMc7 49,
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publications. have beg1 ctrc1laeS4, d %
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.aken hereafter, IN VisW OF the fect thss ~
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The Exchange

NE' YoRE November 6.-The sub
'4'1Fy' today, continued the work
1'asnsing greenbacks for out
ling certificates, issued by the
ss ~. OF the Clearing House for sub
- = con- at the time that the banks
Il !. - ne government nearly 5000. :
ma a god, last summer. All the out
n ~ certificates, except about $780,
h, 10 Wers not presented until
,hs ,s --s.ness hours, we're taken in.
'-DaS,-.-.44lnlng certificates viii be bought
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Breaking Up Boycotting.

CsRK, November 6.-SeveraI cattle
dealers who have been boycotting the
Cork Steam Packet Company, have be-
come dissatisfied with the aecommoda-
ton provided by chartered steamers,
and have resumed the shipment of cat
tie by the Packet Company. The action
of these dealers threatens to break up
the boycotting.
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Riai,a Case.

EEw YoRK, November "a Montreal
special to the Post says: 1t is semi
officially denied that the cabinet has
granted a medical commission in the
RieI case, and it is believed he viii be
executed next Wednesday.
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Forcing Russia.

PARIS, November 6.-The Journal Des
De Bats says the triple alliance has been
repulsed, and that Austria and Ger
many have Joined England, France and
Italy against Russia for the purpose OF
forcing Russia to accept the decision Of
the Balkan conference.
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The liver at 1t. work

.ooo S1e blood goes on its rounds
bTsr vi !oar body, it passes through
& e ~ y Dc eleansed. In erch of TIE
Iss " chambers Of the liver it
las M deposit. The liver picks this
i0r- l1aes Il into bile. sending It in
as boz 20 40 It's work in other parts
'sas Y. Il the liver neglects work.
sGsrvt 1,on bltters VIII correct Il and
so1 Ing T.g hight. Mr.. D. Fitzpatrick
b =. 80. says: Il used Brown 5
sae ne q q blood purifier, and /
81
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PARIS, November 6.-Le Monde has a
dispatch from Rome. stating that the
Pope will shortly issue another encyc-
licai letter on the subject of liberalism.
The Bulletin Findncier mentions a re-
port that the treasury bonds will be is
sued tomorrow for 40 900. 900 francs, re-
deemable in three years.
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In an ASYLUM

OTTAWA, November Sit is stated
that Mr.. Thompson. minister of justice,
has made a report to the Council on
Riel's case. in which he adopted the
views of Bishop Grandin, in that the
rebel leader should not be hanged, but
should be incarcerated in a Iunatic as
lUm.
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c. b. 80.

BosroN. November 6.-The net earn
ings of the Chicago. Burlington &
Quincy Railway for September were
81 .496, 531, a decrease CT sSs, 492 for the
same month in 1881 The net earnings
for the nine months ended September
30, were, s.. AS, 735. a decrease of $685.
368 from last year.
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WarningI

II IS not to be wondered at that most
Americans are dyspeptics. Swallowing
ice cold drinks on a hot summer day
does the mischief. Why then not add
ten drops of Angostura Bitters, the
worid-renowned tonic of equisite flavor,
and thus avoid all danger of cold in the
stomach.
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He VIM be Knighted

MONTREAL, November 6.-The mes
sages of congratulation from the Queen
and GoYernor-General on the compile
tion of the Canadian Pacific Railway
were received by Georgs Stephen, pre-
sident of that road. It is understood
that he viii be knighted.
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REMOVAL.

DIONEER FANCY STORE. MRS. B. 3
L Long has removed to So and 81 Z, First
South street. SzI sesires all 70 remember
that a full line of Millinery and Fancy
Goods viii be kept. Hats and Trimming
Woods, CreWells, Chenille, Embroidery
Silks, ArTasine, Rihbosene, Macrama, etc
Notions Of all kinds also a complete as
sOrtment Of Wax Flowers and Fruit Material
The Only Line kept in Salt Lake Lessons
given in fancy work. Stamping done 70 or
der. MRS 3. 5. LONG.
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THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER. of
Bourbon, Ind, says: Both myself and
wife owe our lives to SHILOH'S CON
SUMPTION CURE" For sale at A.
C. Smith & Co.'s Drug Store.
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Cyclone.

PIrrsrIELD, H., November IA cy-
clone passed through this county in a
northwesterly direction this afternoon,
nnroofing houses and barns, and doing
considerable other injury TO property,
but taking no lives, 80 Tar as has been
learned.
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send Him Ont Here.

LONDON, November 6.-Adyerse re-
ports are current concerning the
health of Gladstone His physi-
clan forbids him to speak for more than
fifteen minutes at time. The threat
ened break down of Gladstone's health
is depressing the Liberals.
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o P. Land Sales.

BosroN. November 6.-The statement
of the land sales of the Union Pacific
Railway for October, shows gross sales
17S,315 acres; gross proceeds 1858, 7S2,
which compared with October, last year,
is a decrease OF 20, 163 acres ard an in
crease of s., S57 in proceeds.
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prompted the Passage.

LONDON. November s.-The German
government has prohibited the passage
through Germany OF guns purchased IN
France by Seryia. The guns will be
transported TO Servia BY the Hslvetia
and 1ustria.
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Os Sozodont, renders it the most
agreeable article ever used as tooth
wash. 1t has none of the acrid proper
ties of the astringent tooth powders,
and instead of contracting the gums, It
renders them firm and elastic.
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/, Aoed on the Wrong Person.
~ ,'ElAEO, OHIO, November 6.-John
~, ssOef' formerly an officer in the
t. S'e army, stationed at Gibraltar.
( &c 5,U q his wife's ribs to-day, dur
vi 'SSnken frenzy and then swal-
D a. uesert spoonful Of arsenic. He
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VETERINARIANS.

G L. RICHARDS, VETERINARY SUR
-. geOn, RESIDENCE: Folsomis Avenue,
First West Street, between South Temple
and First South Streets, Salt Lake city
OFFICE: With Drs Richards and Bower,
Deseret Bank Building s13
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Candidate.

DUBLIN, November 6.-The National
isl Convention at Londonderry to-day
selected Justin McCarty as candidate
for Parliament.
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WHY WILL You cough, when
ShiIoh's Cure win give lmmeqlate Is
lief. Price 1Oc.. soc. and 81. FOR SAFE
at A. c. Smith s. Co. s Drug store. II
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WILLARD BTRCUMsHAW.

THE AMERICAN MARKET. &c E. FIRST
Il South, just opened. Flu supply of
fresh meats ALWAYS on hand. Willard will
call
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Nervous, DebIlitated Men.

You are allowed free trial Of thirty days
of the use of DR.. Dyes Celebrated Vol
tao Belt with Electric Suspensory Ap-
planes, for the speedy relief and
permanent cure CT Nervous Debility,
loss of Vitality and Manhood, and all
kindred troubles. Also, for many other
diseases. Complete restoration to health,
vigor and manhood guaranteed. No
risk is incurred. Illustrated pamphlet,
With full information, terms, ETC.,
mailed free by addressing Voltaic Belt
Co, Marshall. Mich.
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81 EEpLEss NrqHrs. made mis-

AJ-46EA A4-oO ~ ~ 49, AAdNC ALAoc4-
able by that terrible cough. Shiloh
Cure is the remedy for you. For sale at
A.. g. Smith & Co.'S Drug Store. 3
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WAsHIseros, November 6.-Governor-
elect Fitzhugh Lee, of Virginia, arrived
in the city to-day from Richmond
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THO QHOED may be found on file az Geo
ITO fHf6n P.Rowen & Co.'S Newspaper
Advertising Bureau C0Spruce St where advertis-
ING contracts may be made Tor IL In NEW YORK.
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DIR. ELLEN B. FERGUSON,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. ssz Z.
" Brigham street, Telephone 81.
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle OF ShiIoh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 90 cents. For sale at A. G. Smith
& CO.. Drug Store. Is
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NOTICE

TAKEN UP, AND IS At LEHIJUNCTION.
one Sorrel 3-year-O stud Horse. Has
two brands on him aud ring bone, on one
loot. Owner can have him b. describing
brands and paying charges. Apply to
November 5th, 1886. n. ID. PALMER.
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Is natures own remedy made from roots
gathered from the forests OF Georgia The
method by which Il is made was OBJ a1ncd By
I half-breed from the Greek Indians who IN
habited certain portion OF Georgia. which
wss c mmunicated 10 one OF the early set
tiers, aud thus the formula has be handed
down 20 the present time. TIE above cut
represents the method OF manufacture
twenty years ago. by Mr. c. 7. swift one OF
the pr sent prOprietcIs. Inc demano mas
been grsdually increasing until q 500 600
laboratory is now necessary 70 supply the
trale. A foreign demsnd has been created,
ana enlarged facilities VIII b. necessary 20
meet It. This great
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PIANO LESSONS.

MR. 7. RADCLIFFE, TEACHER OF kU
nl sic, No. 2SS z. First South street
second door east of St. Marks church. Og.
den visited Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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ITO THE BICYcLISTS OF UTAH.
i Bicycles and TricycleS OF all kinds re-
paired on the shortest notice by experienced
wOrkmen. Bicycles taken in aud sold on
com missiOn. Note the address, % South
West Temple Street. opposite Valley House.
Mattress Bros. PrOprietOrs.
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At SEATTLE.
80 Aati-Clinese Movement
Becoming Serious.
,,,,Iye SHERIDAN'S STAFF.

-. horse show-The Carson Mint
oo,IisiOn at sea-To be Knighted-
Cyclone.
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| take pleasure 10 announcing 70 she
public that my Fall and Winter Styles
OF Clothing, consisting Of the Latest Dc
signs IN
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PAYING A LOST bet.
To Walk from New York to Washin
ton, Carrying q Pig and u Rooster

To Walk from New York to Washing.
ton, Carrying Pig and u Rooster.
Special to the New York World.
SPRING VALLEY, N. Y, January 25-P p.
Lespenasse, of Spring Valley N. Y, is farmer,
garden truck vender, auctioneer. and includes
among other numerous occupations that of
being an out-and-out, bloody-shirt, dyed-in-the-
wool Blaine republican. During the recent
campain his voice was heard the loudest of all
the shrekers and in all parts of the country where
he was wont to peddle his wares his cries were
an ntermngling of 'Cahbege," "Blaine is the
coming man." "Caowcumers,'' logan Is O
rebe-warmer," and so on without end. While
in one OF the village stores, just before
the election. he was RECALLING a number of farm
ers with his ideas Of political economy, when
Farmer George Hamilton bet that the repubi-
can party would get left.
Lespenasse jumped at the offer and put nm
the stakes. $500. which also included that the
losing man should start from Madison square in
New York city, at noon on February 1st and
walk from there to the Capitol at Washington.
carrying with him live pig and rooster. If
he completed the walk the money he put I'D
was to be returned to him. Lespenasse lost.
and he has declared his intention of complying
with the terms of the bet, and will start at the
time agreed upon. He expects to reach Wash
ington March Sd and be present at the inaugu-
ration of President Cleveland Lespenasse
is having photographs of himself and COM
paniOns made which he expects to sell on
his route.
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MOULTON,S ROGUES, GALLERY.
A POrtrait Of Bcecher-The Tlltons al
This Time-WilkesOn's $4,000.

New York Letter In the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
In fine house on Lexington avenue, which
the Mutual Friend has left his widow. is room
known as "the rogues' gallery" which includes
q portrait of Beecher, painted by Carpenter
twenty-five years ago. and one painted by Page
five years later. and one Of Tilton put on canvas
about the same time. They were all bought by
Moulton at a stiff price, when he regarded the
subjects with a heroic admiration. The Page
picture represents the great preachers animal
side 1t is red and pulpy. He never liked it.
" You scratch that with a pin," he once said.
land it will run port wine."
TiltOn fingers in London, writing, some say
dawdling, am afraid. Both of his daughters
are nicely married, Florence's husband now in
France with her, being something of an Invalid,
and Alice's, cashier in Chicago bank. Til
tons only son, now %, Is a clerk In paper
warehouse here. Tilt On supports his wife.
One of Mr.. Beecher's prominent friends and
champions, Sam Wilkeson, secretary of the
Northern Pacific, has totally changed his opn-
ions and his attitude towards him. When the
trial " knocked The Life of Christ higher than
kite" Wilkeson had advanced Beecher $1,000
on 1t and has never yet succeeded in getting
either money or manuscript. 1t quite as good
as show to hear Sam tell of the illustrious de-
PENDANTS visit to the Northern Pacific office four
or hveyears ago to renew his promise to pay the
money. He wept on Samuers shirt front and
soemny promised the money the next week.
If live, Sam! If live!" Going down stairs
Beecher put his arms around his creditor and
said: :Pll pay you next week. Criticse me.
Sam; blame me. if you will; even blame me
but oh. Sam. love me! love mel" The point OF
the remark lies in the application OF it. Mr..
Wflkeson has never seen Mr.. Beecher or heard
from him since!
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WOMEN ON THE STREET CAL
A Fat Mans Grievance.

"Did you ever notice how woman gets at
her car tickets" asked an observant Congress
man of q STAR reporter. "You never did ?sWell,
for curOsity's sake, watch them the next time
you get into a car. Now, In these bob-tail cars
you have in Washington, always make it a
point to pass up a lady's fare to the box. A
lady Oughtn't to be permitted to go stumbling
through the car TO pay her fare. Well she will
first search all her pockets, every one OF them.
and will then turn her attention to her satchel
She will hunt through every compartment of it,
take out her handkerchief and half dozen other
parcels If she's been down town, and finally she'll
come to her pOrtmOnnaie She'll 90 entirely
through it and light upon her ticket the very
last thing. Now it would be just as easy it
seems to me, for the ladies to make that search,
if it must be gone through with, before they get
into the car. It's not pleasant for gentleman.
and especially fat one Qike myself) who is get
ting along little in years, to be p0keG and
thumped about the Car. maybe thrown clear of
his feet by the sudden turning of a corner, while
calamity endeavoring to smoothe the rough
path of life in its route over street railroads fol
the fair sex. l wish The STAR would advocate
this reform.
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Will Meet tI.ssEnsergency.

From the Evening Critic
The disastrous fire thatuccurfed early this morn
ing In the press and seereotsping rooms OF our
evening contemporary walbe universally regretted.
and the fact that 1t did mt extend to other depart
ments OF that well-eqnpped office is source Of
congratulation- The conaagration was very r1ys-
terious in its origin and yery disastrous In its
suits, but fortunately the consequences are not
such as to interfere with publication, even for a
day.
Despite the serious obstacles and difficulties the
assistance which can be given will meet the emer-
gency and repair the damage as rapidly pos iple
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SWEEPING REDucr1oSs,

SWEEPING Rrpuor1oss,
In no Department have the cuts been
greater than In OUR BOYS AND CHILL
DRENS DEPARTMENT, and as SATUR-
DAY is the day upon which the greatest
ing are made why we advise you not to
invest a dollar In Clothing for the little
fellows until you have taken a peep at Our
In CHILDRENs SUITS we have some Of
the Handsomest styles still In stock, land the
reduction on Suits averages from g to ssa
Suit. Surely, an tnducement for you to
invest with US.
In Boys SUITS, for ages from 10 to II
years, the reductions are even greater.
The reason for this is that the stock is still
large, and the Removal Prices must sell
them.
In BOYS AND CH1LDRENs OvERcoArs the
prices are such that 1t will pay you to BUY
Now for Next Seasons Use.
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT.;
OUR LIVERY DEPARTMENT.;
OUR MEMS SUIT DEPARTMENT:
OUR MEMS OvERCoAT DEPARTMENT.;
Oner Inducements that are sure to please you.
A. sAKS CO.,
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS.
rB- You know the Number. Ja3O
CONSIDER TH1s.
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Sceptical ABOUT College Education.

The Rev. DR. Todd Of New Haven.
If had my way would merge all the col
leges Of the country into twO-one of these for
the east. the other for the wsst. The western
one would put in the Sandwich Islands. the
other one in Nova Scotia. | tmay be all well to
respect the little sentiment attached to the pre-
paratory schools and it may be true that they feed
our large colleges this only makes the argu-
ment stronger against the colleges. Anybody
who has watched the curriculem of our institu-
lions for the past few years, anybody who has
but admit that college education Is losing not
gaining ground. For my part would prefer to
have the doors Of the colleges and preparatory
schools shut up. don't believe there's pro-
lessor In Yale college to-day who can translate
at sight, and without recourse to well-tnumbed
lexicons. page Of Greek or Latin with which
he has had no previous acquaintance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-31

A YER'S PILLS CURE CONSTIPATION, IMPROVE
IA the appetite, promote digestion. restore healthy
action. and regulate function They pleasant
to take gentle their operation yet thorough search
ing, and powerful in subduing disease
A YER'S SARSAPARILLA. BEING HIGHLY CON-
IA centrated requires smaller dose and is more eff
fective dose for DOSE than other blood medicine
Is the cheapest, because the best Quality and not
quantity should be considered. jazz
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THE ssESr DOG STORY YET.
A Dog Collector EmSeZZRns Funds with
Which to I7Iy Ere:id.

wonderful story of animal intelligence has
been communicated to the editor of the Rerue
Scient!fqto, by Professor Fontane, of the Lycee
at Versailles and is cOrroborated in every detail
by his companion in the adventure, the professor
of mathematics in the same institution. Dur
ing their vacation last autumn these gentle
men found themselves in Inverness While 60
ing about the town they noticed that they were
followed everywhere By a beautiful spaniel. of
which at first they took no notice. Attracted
however, by the animals persistence, they looked
closely at it and found that around it's neck was
small pad-locked box, with an inscription ask
ing for aims for some poor schools The pro-
fesSOrs are assured that the dog recognized them
as tourists by their clothes, aud as therefore
likely to give willingly. However this may be-
NJ FOntaine drew penny from his pocket and
was about to put it in the box, but the dog pre-
vented this by holding it's head down over the
opening. and selling the coin in its mouth with
great quickness. ran away. A few minutes later
they passed bakers shop, and saw their col
Letting friend seated on the counter, and appar-
emily enjoying to its hearts content loaf which
1t had purchased for the penny! This remark
able story seemed to the editor of the Rerse
Scientitiqte to need confirmation which was sup
piled by the following terse note from Professor
POrchOn, the other witness: 81 add my evil
dence with much pleasure to that of my friend
M. FOntaine, with regard to the Inverness dog.
| saw it refuse to allow penny to be put I'm the
box it carried, and taking the coin in It's mouth.
get on the counter of baker shop. there de-
posting it and getting q loaf in exchange"
How very human!
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LIVELY TINES Ar CARRIERS
CASH DRY GOODS STORE,
SELLING OFF AT COST
Lively Tins at Cartcr's Cash Dry Goods Store

Fruit of the Loom Cotton, Sc.
New York Wills Sheetng, Doc.
Handsome Brocade Black Silk Velvet reduced to 81 So
actual value $3.50.
Serge Cashmeres il all colors. Brown Green Garnet
and Blue beautiful fine dress goods) twelve yards
for S. every yard is worth Csc
Black and Co.orcd Silks at aetna. cost price Our ex-
cellent quality Black Silks reduced from 81 25 to
81 Our excellent quality Coored Silks. reduced
from 81 to 75c
Brocade Colorcd Silks in White Cream Blue and Pink
ST.
Colored Silk Velvets ST..
Colored Satins. Green Pink and Blue Soc
Nuns Yelling widest double width, Cream Pink, Blue
37kc.
LADIES' Cloth Shifting in Grey and Brown one yard and
a half wide immense width. 37Hc
Colored Brocade silk Velvet 81.
Bleaehed Table Damask pure linen, Soc.
Black Cashmere Shawls pure wool, 81. 80.
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