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BLAINE AND EDMUNDs.
Very Unfavorablc Comment on Blaine
Hporish Act.

Very Unfavorable Comment on Hlaine's
Boorish Act.
WAsHINGToN, November 26.--Onc oi
the most eminent and influential Rrpubli
cans of Pennsylvania warm personal
friend of Mr.. Blaine, and Oh terms of the
most confidential intimacy with him, ar-
rived here to-day. Speaking of the Ed
munds episode, he said Mr. Blaine could
nave done no less than refuse the proilcred
hand of Mr.. Edmunds. The Vermont
Senator had in letter published only u
day or two before spoken of him ~ man
lacking in personal integrity, and one
whom he could not defend. He said Mr.
Blaine would have shown himself wanting
entirely i'll scllreSpcct had he recognized
Mr.. Edmunds. In the opinion oi this
gentleman Mr.. Edmunds waS the one who
had not the proper appreciation of the sit
uation, and IL was a piece of C0nsummatc
assurance for him Ia approach gentleman
of whom he had expressed such an opinion.
lie says MI Blaine has discounted all the
opposition of Mr.. Edmunds, and il, as he
anticipates, he receives the nomination in
lSSS, he will snap his fingers at Mr.. I'd
munds and bid him do his worst.
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A HORRIBLE RIDE.
The Fearful Experience of'a Party OF
Officers In the Dakota Blizzard.

The Fearful Experience of'a Party OF
Officers In the Dakota Blizzard.
BISMARCK, OAK, November. .2s.-A par
ty OF army officers who have arrived here
from Fl. Yates, givea description Of the
most thrilling ride in the history of this
country. They were seventy hours in a
blizzard in coming from Ft Lincoln, q
distance of sixty miles, or over one hour n
mile. The vehicle was an ambulance and
was drawn by four mules During Mon
day night, when the blizzard was ut its
height, they were compelled to shovel
and plunge their way through snow drifts
from six to ten feet deep, and
and the continual use OF the
whip and goading sticks WAS necessary to
keep the exhausted animals on the walk.
The officers state that at times the blizzard
hid the mules from view. aud hut for the
instinct of the animals, they would have
been lost and frozen to death. At one
point they passed an Indian camp, but the
Slvages would not give them shelter, rs
their superstition taught them that this
would he fatal 10 them. They arrived at
Fort Lincoln without covering TO their
ambulance, this protection having been
blown away by the first nights wind, and
within 80 minutes from their arrival one
OF the animals dropped dead. 1t WAS a
fight for life for seventy-two hours, and
they describe the trip rs n most horrible
experience, compared with which march
against an opposing army would be q
pleasant pastime.
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The MoreiieId-Keys Road.

Sptclu T,i,grnDi IN uiG RSgisfrr.
KEYsER, w. VA, November 29-The
absorbing topic here is the proposed rail
road from here TO Moorefeld. The com
mittees appointed by this and Hardy
county met here last week and decided Ia
raise money for the preliminary survey,
which was raised in each county in few
hours, aud at the meeting on Friday night
a committee was appointed to procure
competent engineers and begin the survey
at once. This will take about six weeks
when the regular organization ofa COM
pany can be made and the work put in
definite shape.
The Piedmont & Cumberland road have
their track laid to this place and We shall
soon feel the benefit Of rival road
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REI.l.AIRE.

4 Days Doings In the Glass city Of Ohio.
The lookup was very near blank yes
tcr!ay.
The bottle works continues 10 bc rushed
with orders.
The Trades Assembly will meet in this
city next Sunday.
Tramps have been somewhat numerous
about the blast furnace ol late.
A couple OF young men, known ~ Cow
Boys" have been in the city for several
days.
Mrs Xoecklcr Of the Fourth ward, was
last week granted a divorce from her hus-
band
Will {. Warnock. foreman on the Inde-
pendent, spent Sunday with trends at War
mock.
Miss Mary Powell has been visiting
friends in this city for the past several
days.
The funeral of Mrs WIN. Faiis took
place yesterday at 1890 and was well at-
tended.
The Princess has discontinued the run
to the lower wharf boat on her last trip
Tor the winter
Arthur Walling, G. X l.. Telegraph op-
orator at Bridgeport, was in town ycsier-
day seeing friends.
The Princess has been engaged "a bring
the folks of Wheeling who arc Ia take part
in the musicale, OH Tuesday to this city.
The low pressure gips main on Belmont
street IL being rapidly put down. Gas
will bc turned on on Belmont street this
week.
Holiday Post, of Wheeling, has given
up its intention of coming down tO the
festival OF the W. X. e., Oh Wednesday
evening.
Two Of our Belmont street groceis are
having lively time Of IL at present. Last
Saturday they were selling lGl pounds Of
coffee sugar for 90. The public ~
heartily in accord with the gentlemen.
The Donaldson Company played TO an
other good house on Saturday night and
the 'Danites" appears 10 have been more
cordially received than "Thc Gamblers
Wife" The troupe will play q farewell
piece this evening.
Harry "itntI"b VIII pIVStD's IuUN' |"
Rockland, Ills, where he has the prom
ise OF good position. lie has also the
hsiyilcgc Of singing in the choir of one Of
the churchee in that city at a salary of
800 year. Success.
John Wagner and Stewart Wilson have
rcntsd st0reroom in Martins Ferry,
where they will open plumbing shop.
That IL good location, and as our sister
city il without anything Of the kind, the
gentlemen from here will certainly do
well
The rccouDting Of the votes cast In this
county at the late election CONTINUES.
Saturday those Of Glenco precinct and
Smith township were looked over Darrah
gained two, which leave. him that much
ahead Of Barrett. The gain, IL APPEARS, re-
suited from the fact that two sotes cast for
Darrab were written upon with \ lesdpen-
ell in such mixed manner that the name
on each looked like Daniels, the Prohibition
aspirant Tor Recorder, and were Tailed for
the latter. Several votes are in dispute.
We are informed that two ballots on which
Barrett's name was mispelled were thrown
ont
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SOME BIG GUNS
Involved in Land Suit In the City of Mil
waukce.

Involved in Land Suit In the City of Mil
waukce.
MILWAUKEE, November 2S.-Papers
have been served in suit involving l6C
acres in the heart of Superior City, Wis.
The land is valued nj SiO0, 600, and is GOV.
cred with costly improvements. The suit
is 4 remarkable one, in that the defend.
ants number many men of national reputc,
or their heirs. The title in dispute dates
back to lS;ij. In these early days when
white and half breed allies were driving
their sharp practices, a syndicate was
formed, dividing their estate actual and
prospective into 26 shares, and the heirs
of the members of the Syndicate are now
involved in the litigation.
Among the shareholders were Stephen
4. Douglass and John {. Breckenridge,
who ran againt Lincoln for the presidency
X. NJ. L. Hunter, member of Jefferson
Davis Cabinet; Robert J. Walker, Secre-
tary ofStatc under Polk; Jesse ID. Bright,
eX-Unitcd States Senator, from Indiana
Congressman H. NJ. Rice, of st. Paul
Congressman W. 4. Richardson, Illinois;
Judge Il. Nelson, of ST. Paul, and num-
bcr of Others. In addition To these men,
or their heirs, there are involved in the
litigation Senator Beck, of ny, Bethel
College, of Ky, John Harrington, w. X.
Marshall and Others, of ST. Paul, u num-
of New York, Kansas City, Washington,
Louisville and Superior City parties, IN
all comprising N6 defendants. The action
is brought by twelve plaintiffs, nearly all
of whom reside in Superior City.
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Another Victim Dead.

WuKESBARRE, PA, November 2S.-
Walter O'Neill, another victim of Friday
explosion at the Conyngham shaft, died
this evening. Michael 0'Brien and Hugh
Cannon, two of the most seriously injured
are not expected to live more than a few
hours. DIR. 0'Mally who is attending p
of the victims, is of the opinion that all the
Others ofthOSe injured will recover. The cor,
Oners Investigation commenced Yesterday
tends to show that the company were to
blame for the accident. OBrien on his
death bed denies that there were any
danger signals, and this statement is con
firmed by the testimony of several Other
miners.
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LAKE DISASTERS.
Fears For the Safety Of u Vessel and Crew
on Lake Michigan.

SAND BEACH, MTCH., November a.
During furious snow storm Friday night
tie schooner Jas. T.. Joy was driven ashore
above Port Hope. She il bound down
with ore. Fears are entertained that she
will prove total loss, but the tug Castle
and the life saving crew are trying hard Ia
save her. II is not known here whether
the crew have been rescued OF not. AZ
last reports they were in the rigging, and
freezlng seas were sweeping over them.
The vessel is owned by T. $. Christie, OF
Erie, and is valued at $4,000.
AMHERsTBURG, ONT, November 81
The missing schooner Owasco, which was
reported lost with all hands, arrived here
last night in tow of the tug River Queen.
She WAS lying at anchor during the storm
under the lee Of Pondeau Point
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, November 2s.--Discount was
very easy during the past week at 2iGh2.
The Stock Exchange loan and rate until
next account is il@i. Prices on the
Stock Exchange during the week were
firm. American railroad securities were
strong under investment purchases besides
renewal of speculative activity and
prices at the close were the highest Of the
week.
PARIS, November 2s. s.-Busincss on the
Bourse were active. Prices were firm.
BERLIN, November 23-There WAS in
creased buying on Bourse during the past
week with healthy tone in every depart
mcnt. Prices closed firm.
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Ciark.I,urg Notes.
T,irGrIm tO hS R,GisfG.

SpnriGl 7,i>grqm D HD R,gisfer.
CLAgKsErRG, WA, November o.
The many friends OF Prof J. l.. Craig
regret 10 learn that he contemplates seek
ing another field Of labor in educational
work. Our loss, will be n gain TO any
community whose good fortune it may be
to have so experienced gentleman and
teacher in it,
On the first Thursday in January next,
a municipal election will BE- held in this
city. Among the candidates spoken Of for
Mayor are VI. s. Riley, X. =. Nortbcott
and T.. Tinsman. Henry Raymond, who
is very popular gentleman, and will
probably he reelected to the Office ofCom-
missioner oil the Clarksburg independent
School District.
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NearlYn NIilIinnLoss.

DULUTH, MINI, November 2S.-The
total insurance on the elevators burned
here last night amounts to S6l3,6OO. The
loss on the nine small residences and stores
is S1I, 900, making the total loss about
$4,000. The fire continued burning all
night with bright blaze, and the wheat
will probably burn for several days. Sew
eral ears belonging to the Manitoba and
st. Paul and Duluth roads, some Of them
loaded with wheat are also burned. The
cause of the fire is said to have been fric-
ton. Latest reports are that Ed Lee,
foreman of one ofthe elevators surely per-
ished in the building.
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aTsaform- Mt C1runun.

CORUSNA, Michigan, November 2S--
At midnight Saturday, a mob Of twelve
masked men broke into the house of Chas
Pringle, dragged out bOarder named
Coleman, tarred and feathered him, and
escorted him from town with instructions
to leave immediately. He has disappeared
It's alleged he was too familiar with
Pringle's wife, and has long been an ofIen
sive character in the neighborhood. The
''reformersr are unknown.
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ARnr,s HnrrihIe Death.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November 2s.-COaT-
ier .JouanaI special says: Granville Brown,
aged II, living near Mt. Vernon, Ny,
was sent on an errand by his aunt. A
few minutes after he left the house she
heard him screaming from the barn. She
She rushed out and saw
the barn in flames, but found the
barn door fastened 1t was impossible to
rescue him from the flames. After the
barn had fallen in on his body, it was re-
covered burned horribly, part Of his arms
and legs having been burned of. 1t IS not
known how the boy come into the barn,
and the community is troubled over the
mystery.
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An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring rs case Of Kidney
and Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure? We say they can
not, as thousands Of crses already per.
manently cured and who are daily recon-
mending Electric Bittep, will prove.
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Weak hack, or
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood, regulate the bowels,
and act directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at soc
bottle by Logan * Co.
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The Cron Summary.

CHICAGO, November 2S.-The following
crop summary will appear in this weeks
issue of the FUmcrs' Rcrielr: The report
from winter wheat sections were uniform
" favorable up to the close of the week.
The prospects for fall sown grain are more
generally favorable than before fora number
of years. In Illinois, Ohio, Indiana and
Missouri, the reports state that the grain
is looking unusually good. In Michigan,
Wisconsin and Kansas, while reports are
not so favorable, none of the correSpOn-
dents report any of the fields as looking
other than promiSinS,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-29

Ar,Gu-coLoRED baby is reported to
haze been born recently at aberdeen,
Mss. Hllfthc child's body is black; the
other halt nearly white; the hair on one
air oi It's head is kinky; on the other,
.,a' aud straight, while one eye is black
and the other blue Courier Journal.
lis n,othrr Is sid to have been 4 crazy
lu,, and its Gather streak OF jersey light
..rr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-29

GyGLNNp'S action in attempting to ter
-n.e speakers against the government
"a Ireland is foolish in the extreme. The
-!roi Irish determination has gained too
much in volume To he checked by repres-
>gemrlsurcs. Such 4 course ii persisted
auust result seriously to both countries.
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..wiu Not Hide My Light Under a Bushel.'

Geaheaen-I will not hide my light
under a bushel, for want the people to
know what your medicine has done for
me. For four years have been afflicted
with asthma, and could not get anything
TO do me any good until got your GoOch'S
Mexican Syrup. took three bottles, and
it cured me entirely. give You this
hoping it may be the means of saving
some one from horrible and premature
death. Yours under obligations,
REV. THOS. B. WARWICK,
Scott Town, D.
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rgsan.Itrd, awcekly eight-pa"e paper,
-.ri by HENRY GEoRGEand devoted to
interests Of the laboring class will
-.,rl,, appearance on the eighth OF Jan
-rg next. Mr.. GEoRGEwill make a better
o.mr than he does politician.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-29

EVEN IN anarchist umbOSOms himself
1" u,s wife sometimes, but he cuts her
lout afterwards, which is one of the
GAyu, NAYS Anarchists have. Anarchist
.AN,EN did not cut deep enough, how
ever, after he told his wife the name of the
"4'-throwcr at the IIaymarket, whom
De Is said To have known, and Mrs.
JANsEN will inform the law when she is
abe % .n,uk.
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No Trouble to swallow.

Dr.. Pierce's pellets" the original 'lit-
tie liver pills. and no pain or gripping.
Cure sick or bilious headache, sour stom-
ach, and cleanse the system aud bowels.
% cents a vial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-29

l-NLES Dudley WARNER, who Is
-,u. an extensive tour Of the south,
.,, that all classes are ut work there,
ia, there is growing love for literature
ll SCIENCE, and the brightest future
,-us toopen before the old confederate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-29

r.Ip Mis-, SADIE ALLEN, of Buffalo,
shot Naglra Rapids in 4 barrel
s,ba man. be seeking notoriety? Well,
la..r Nyoms lady in y barrel is no
a,. r.rful object in the public eye.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-29

,... NELLIE FARREN, an American
r,portS the loss Of her jewels by
.. while stopping at hotel in Not
a,m England. Chestnut, eh?
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,,,iin, to the tale a party of army
=, ,,rI of a ride from TT. Lincoln to
y d. T.. a Dakota blizzard is no
....r..f'~ dream.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-29

Ti,b ua' IS the difference between q duck
t5a ,s5 one wing and duck with two? Only
One ,,Ile'ence - Of piniOn. We want every
Sy,rSS pass da opinion on DR.. Bulls Cough
''UP' ltneeds but one trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-29

1lthr marriage OF JOHN l.. WIGGINS,
s.o i, not a weather prophet in spite OF
., nlmr. to Miss KATHARINE GROO, OF
y-a6ur., y. Y, the representatives OF
-eur;ItiouS smiHagiy watched the
rr,of the uuptial not.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-29

>.N>Er Cox has written a letter to
tEANKG. CARPENTER, of the Cleveland
L"at'r lnwhich he says: The remarks
Oh the press about me in connection with
'ar >praNrr,hip OF committees in the next
"asrrSS are ali awry, ~ have my ap pc
I'r fully satisfied with matters of this
NaIauj shall cudcayor TO make only q
,'"i local representative. This is the
1r'Shth Of my ambition" Good for you,
>"N>Er
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-29

p,,vr>soR DoMINICE MCCAFFREY says
links he can whip the Hon. JOHN l..
..-v,ywith hare knuckleS. The aver
.,,,.,>sor Of the art is q very hopeful
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-29

c,-oncr's Investigation into the
''' N, Conyngham colliery disaster
e'> .,,tbrow the blame on the company,
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Tn. s.rmun HENRY WARD BECCHER
,,.,hrI in Plymouth church ON Thanks
... Iay on the labor movement hasex-
..tnarh angry comment among the
.-.,,, actively identified withit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-29

,.,,mr,t he appreciating in the city
,rrr.ukrr. Some very big guns are
,.n, for it through the grab-bag me-
mia aw suit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-29

o- ruuAGE devoted himself yeSter-
' question that peculiarly interests
1' -,,pv-a question that has never
~, r,tn settled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-29

Us alleged that a grand scheme OF
'-'Aopoiy is on foot in Ohio to control the
y, .'.''e output of coal. The project is fol
Oo'ombuS and Hooking valley Coal
". -D lion Company and the Ohio and
''''t'n Coal and Iron Company, to form
,-S' syndicate and buy up all the eOaI
! -'S ol Ohio 1t is said that options have
VI 'aSen on immense tracts of coal land
'1''OuS portions OF Ohio, and that the
-4,''''e now has the OptiOn on three
N ~'1S ol all the mining property in the
'7! oi the Hooking, as well rs in Jack
Columbia, MahOning, Meigs, COshOc-
"a andOther counties.
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rrWS AND COMMENT.

Es,st,r; are getting 10 &c CHASTITY
.,s,.uutS. ------
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.c,, PrlrrzER, Of the New York
=. s,il TO have recently invested q
,-,,r million in United States three
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-29

frmrRoLLER TRENHOLM presents
..-. 80. remarks on our national bank
..,r,rrm. Congress will do well to
....,- gp It's wits when it comes to his
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ANEW parlor entertainment has been
r~mrg,d. Two SluggerS, Leneath the
-.--gt chandeliers in the brussels carpet
,t a4rIor ut Il wealthy PhiladelPhian
-,,,gay pounded each other for 81 side.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-29

rr IN iail would be a power more
49,, ,.,r,,l by the Tories than PARNELL
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LET Us ALL REJOICE

That although part of our family may wor-
ship on earth in one church, and part in
another church, or, bow at the same al
tars, il must he in a compromise Of prefer
ences, we are, if redeemed, on the way 10 a
perfect church, where all our preferences
will be fully gratiiied. Great cathedral of
eternity, with arches Of amethysts, and
pillars of sapphire, and floors OF emerald
and windows aglow with the sunrise of
heaven. What wide aislcs, spacious
enough to allow empires to enter! What
amphitheaters Of piled-up splendor, gal
lery above gallery, princes and prlncesse7S,
kings and queens bending over them.
What stupendous towers, with chimes
angel-hoisted and angel-rung! What myr-
lads Of wOrshippers, whitc-robed and corO-
neted, What an ofiiciator at the altar,
even ''the great High Priest of our proics-
sion?'' What walls. hung with the cap.
tured shields and flags, by the church mil
liant passed up to be church triumphant.
What doxOlOgies OF all nations! COronet
to coronet, cymbaI 10 cymbal, harp TO
harp, organ to organ! Pull out the tremu-
liant stop to recall the suii'erings past! Pull
out the trumpet stop TO celebrate the VIC
tory!
when shall these eyes thy heaven built walls
And pearly gates behold.
Thy buiSarks with salvation strong.
AMI streets Of shining gold
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-29

Inc President is writing his message
-.' year with his own hand. He is not
"''AinS any part Of OF it. Col. LAMONT
80 over it carefully after the President
- made the rough draft. Some parts OF
nave already been submitted Mt the
.''.art meetings. Itis merely read there
-' Information, and not for suggestion.
'"r trrSldent dominates his Cabinet now
">urn au extent that not one of them
'''H think OF trying to change anything
,'''e 0erided upon by him. This is the
A'"'' OF u President GROVER is.
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MANY SECTS.

Standing in Westminster Hotel, London,
looked out of the window and saw three
clocks, rs near rs | could remember, one
on the Parliament House, another ON
st. Margarets Chapel, another on West,
minister Abbey, and they were all diilcrent.
One said twelve o'clock at noon, another
said five minutes before twelve, another
said five minutes after twelve.
might rs well have concluded
that there is no such thing
rs time, because the three timepicccs were
different, as foryOu to conclude that there
is no such thing rs pure Christianity, be-
cause the churches differ in their statement
of it. II is about II O'Clock noon, OF the
glorious gospel dispensation, although the
church clocks somewhat differ, and under
the present light you have no excuse for
neglecting your duty because you do not
like this or do not like that. How shall
we escape five neglect 80 great salvation:'
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