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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-04
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Sunday and permit their employees t
have as much rest from the Irregular
runs" as possible.
Mr.. B. D. Biddlecome OF Hampstead
N. Y, sent check to pay his subscrip.
tion to the ENTERPRISE until Jan. Is
1892. Mr.. B. evidently knows the value
of his home paper.
Timothy Hayseed is herding drove o.
mules near New London this spring, W
A. Lynch Of Akron looks up the legal
points in order that Timothy can hold
the pasture field unmolested.
A dude was captured near Medina las
week who has seven wives. The fail
damsels should adopt the political plan Of
doing business, Investigate little before
they get caught in man trap.
Our reporter stepped into the American
House Tuesday morning and found some
of the leading Democrats of the town anG
representatives from other parts Of the
State holding secret conference over the
situation.
Mr.. Levi Bowman has made an i'm
portant discovery, how to kill the Colo.
RADIO potato bug without injury to the
vines. Dissolve whale oil soap in soft wa
ter and apply to the vines. 1t will also
kill currant, gooseberry and cabbage
worms
A game of base ball was played here
Thursday with the boys from Lodi
Two of the Lodi batters received the
usual thumps during the game, One was
run into Dr. Rust's office to get his ribs
put in shape and the other one carried a
broken finger home with him.
A number of the farmers have begun TO
size up the amount oil corn and grain on
hand in order TO See il 1t will carry them
to 1892 In case of failure of crops this
year. Numerous Of complaints have been
entered within the past few years about
an overproductlon Of crops; this time II
may be on account of underproduchon.
The census enumerators commenced
business Monday morning. The list Of
questions that is to be answered is enough
TO cause a person to become hoarse
Everything pertaining to crops, farming
domestic animals and mortgages could
be obtained from the Auditors books in
each State which would save an unusual
amount OF time and annoyance. As we
view the matter all that is essential for
the enumerator to look alter, is TO make
careful list of the inhabitants and
their ages.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-04
Real Estate Transfers.
sfOo Reward. 500.

The readers Of the Enterprise will be
pleased 70 learn that there Is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been able
70 cure In all Its stages, and that Is catarrh
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known N the medical fraternity
Catarrh being constitutional disease, re.
qulres constitutional treatment Halls
Catarrh cure Is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system, thereby destroying the
foundations Of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the consti-
tution and assisting nature In doing liz
work. The proprietors have so much faith
IN It's curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that Il fails
TO cure. Send for list Of testimonials.
Address, y. ]. CHENEY q Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-04
DIED.
CRANE.-At Memphis. Tenn, June 4. 1890. G.
A. Crane. son Of W. @. Crane Of this place.
Weak Women.

The more sensitive nature of the female
sex renders women much more suscepti-
BILE than men to those numerous Ills which
spring from lack Of Harmony In the sys-
tenn. The nervous system gives way, sick
headache is frequent, the appetite Is lost,
and other ailments peculiar to the sex
cause great suffering. Hoods Sarsaparilla
Is peculiarly adapted for such cases, and
has received the most gratifying praise
for the relief it has afforded thousands Of
women whose very existence before taking
1t, was only misery. 1t strengthens the
nerves, cures sick headache and indiges-
tion. purifes and vitalizes the blood, and
gives regular and healthy action to every
organ in the body.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-04
Hnfal Register

r. The following persons were registered at the
American House June and 8:
Y. L. Bancroft, Bradford. Pa; J. J. Nichols
Detroit, Mich; J. P. Cowan. Ashland, o.; DR.
g. q. Topping, Denver. Colo; D. II. Sullivan,
Louisville, Ky.i r. d. Smith, Columbus. o.; T.
K. Lawson, N. Y; J. N. .Karr. Chicago, ILL.,; A.
y. Lord, Elyrla, o. s. Cleveland, Mentor. o.;
O, B, Jolly, Wooster. o.; 4. P. Cooper, Buffalo
n. VI 8. X. Donovan. Delaware. o. II. N
Reno. Cincinnati, Oh =. QbeImiller. Toledoi
Peck, Cleveland, O.; o. Britton, City " :
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-04

I'M. Crabtree win pay the hishea
market prices for live and dressed hvys
veal calyes, dry and green hides and pelts
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-04
The POstOmce.

On Friday mornig the Cleveland Plain
Dealer contained a special to the effect
that the Eame of E. E. Hustled had been
sent TO the Senate by President Harrison
for confirmation or rejection as postmaster
at Wellington, o. This was quite a sur
prise to number, but still the matter had
been hanging fire so long that 1t was evil
dent that some man outside the race would
be selected.
Mr.. j. p. Laundon filed the aggregate
number OF votes cast In his favor at reg
ular election, and Geo. L. Couch lengthy
petition containing the names of his share
Of the number Of electors In the township
with Representative Wickham, but for
some reason both gentlemen were rejected.
Col. Couch was interviewed on the matter,
and he said he was perfectly satisfied. Mr.
Laundon was not seen, but II is supposed
that kho, too, Is satisfied; at all events we
hope so. Now the American idea has
been carried out; that is, every man who
wanted 10 enter the race for the position
was at liberty to do so, and every elector
was at liberty 10 select from the list or let
II alone, which was perfectly proper.
Everything indicates that Mayor Hustled
will be confirmed, and such being the
case, we trust that all will be satisfied and
lay up no bitter feelings over the past
Let Mr.. Husted bethe peoples choice, and
all will be harmonious. Mr.. Husted's
long experience In business matters and
hisextended acquaintance with the people
Of this vicinity should warrant him In fill
ing the position In an acceptable manner
10 all.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-04

FOR SALE.-The Swift property, west
side South Main St., can now be bought
cheap. Q5tf) r. N. GOODWIN, Agt.
FOR SALE-Cbeap, Six Horse Power
Engine, large Boiler in good condition.
For further particulars, call at the Enter.
prise Office. Qtf
All kinds Of Garden Seeds at Ed. Rob-
inson's. C15tt
TO FARMERS.--We have Just received
a supply of Evergreen Seed Corn for fod-
der purposes. Warranted 10 grow.
tD LAURDON, WNDEcKER & Co.
All kinds Of Garden Seeds at Ed. Rob
insen's. (15u
r. N. Goodwin offers Tor sale houses
and lots very cheap; all In good localities.
See him before purchasing.
FOR SALE. CAEkP-House and lot,
a acre of land, good fruit barn and other
outdoor buildings Convenient for keeI-
ing chickens, COW, etc, Inquire Of W. p,
Starr Of ]. W. Wilburs. d2u
As the season for wind storms Is nearly
here call on r. N Goodwin and get yons
property insured against such stoIms
Rates are cheap.
SPRING ARRIVALS.-A full assori-
ment Of New Styles always on hand, and
all kinds Of Straw Work neatly done M
the Millinery rooms Of Mrs. 8. Cady,
South Main street, Wellington, o. (27
CHOICE DAIRY BUTTER.
/ keep a supply Of choice dairy bu.se,
In quantities 70 suit purchasers on hand a
all times. O. WILLARD.
Itch, Mango, and Scratches on bunurn
or animals cured in 80 minutes by Wool
lords Sanitary Lotion. This never IIil
Sold BY Z. W. Adams, Druggist, yelling
ton, OhiO. Az
0tterbacher Is able 10 sell cheaper than
almost anybody else on account Of his large
and extensive business. He ships goods
TO all parts OF the State In both q whole
sale and retail way, and within mouth
has shipped fine harness as far east as
New York State, and as far west as Wash
ington Territory
FOR SALE.--A note OF $54 and inter-
est fIom Oct l, 1889, signed by resident
Of Brighton. Lorain county, o. Write to
the undersigned for particulars. Chief
tain hay-rake company, Canton, D., manu.
facturers OF sulky rakes, hay tedders.
post hole diggers, potato digg.rs, etc. IL
lustrated catalogue mailed free. az
E0TICE.-If you want fine finish
and nice clean laundry work done, send
by +. ID. Gibson, agent for the Troy steam
laundry, Of Elyria, Ohio. Office at Postal
Telegraph Cable Co. All work warranted
TO give Satisfaction. Goods sent every
Thursday morning ats:10. Returned and
ready for delivery Saturday evening.
Your patronage respectfully solicited. Call
and he convinced Yours respectfully,
+ ID, GIBSON, Agent
Electro-plating- Good and Cheap.
Parties having spoons, knives, forks,
castors, etc, from which the plating has
worn off can have them re-plated and
made as good as new, In either Nickel or
Pure Silver. Common knives and foflrs
can be plated with Nickel and thus save
the labor OF securing, as they never rnm
black nor give bad taste 10 the food as
steel does. A good heavy and durable
coat given 70 all goods sf very reasona-
BILE price. II yeu have goods TO be plated
you can drop mo card stating residence
IN In town. and viii call for them or
they may be LETT at Z. w. Adams Drag
Store. WI CIUFoRD,
29) Eleetro-plater, Wellington.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-04
Council Proceedings.

Council met in regular session, Mayor
Hustled, Clerk Goodwin and all OF the
members present
b. L. Johns appeared and was sworn in
to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna-
iion OF c. N. Christie.
Minutes Of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
The following bills were approved by
the Committee on Finance and an ordi-
nance passed for payment of the same
&. 5. johnson, care of town clock. S 90
5. A. Williams, night watch. go. 40 90
Feeding prisoners. .............. 40
Jno. White, lighting lamps. ...... II 90
W. E. Peirce, oil, &c. ............ 10 81
R. T. Spicer, chief of fire depart
ment, for disbursement. ...... 148 33
e. G. Peirce, painting lock. k.up. 80. 4 IS
Ryder & Spicer, repairs. ....... 80
Z. Sprague, moving park. .... 8 312
W. Fl. Serage, labor on walks. 500
pane on streets. ......... l0I 10
Same material. .......... 90 08
Petitions from james Condor ct al. for
street lamps at corner of Magyar and
Mill streets, and @. l.. Phelps ct al. for
lamp and crossing on Prospect street. Re-
ferred to committees.
The clerk was instructed to notify an
unusual number to build and repair side
walks. Previous TO this the publication
of the names have been omitted, but hcre-
after If property owners do not obey
promptly the orders received from the
council, the matter Of publication of same
will be considered.
An ordinance was passed to prohibit the
blockading of streets and sidewalks.
Please peruse the same published in legal
form in another column.
There being nothing more, the council
adjourned.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-04

t"why doesn't he take Hoods Sarsspa-
rilla ~ is the general inquiry Of friends
when person suffers from any disease Of
the blood
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17


>tstesaas, Natonal reform organ n
f speaking % the proposed Sanday hca
.aN, sz,la. le1 llaa ee What he NAV
+ ~ sls osfeDkl-aay ooserVur. ~ soaat
other denomination. 81 thasc Nlao az
/ not t<.lefe IA lae Christian Sabaatl
lel ths laR spp.V - ever, oae. taAt
Eslere shall b 40 pQa.le aesecrsuoa III
ghe rfsl day of the week the Christian
oabt4Ih, tne day ~ rest lor Ihe Nation.
They mSy hold alN other dav Of
the Wet as sacred ana observe q. uai
that oaF " a.sa : tie out daN la seven
ior tne Nation I'D large. lei tsag na bs
puply 0eseerattd iy alN uu5, by officer
"a tle Government. IL iHs llltAte cllt-
zen n.gA or law. r.eh u poor.
keY. g. 81 BotaueI. l) u.. Of Oak
laaa. lsi.. Speaking ou ta.s same sai-
leet. lu connection wifa StNeuth-daV
AdFCnu>ts sald. ~rhet can Norsh.n
oa tac saturday al.8 calI d the ~sl,ie.th
~ tueN cAoosa b.4l ilefa ltt Iaetr pl.A.-
leses eal Instead u lIiauk allvnak .ng
nse ~ concessions elautd them. ana
iAel -oug uit a4.ti.E ar4 atfena.1a fo
tae-r 0Wa business 4, t#V ouaaf thev
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17
Spring! 8 Carpets

Perhaps it is early to talk
about Spring Carpets, but
what is the use of waiting
until the Spring rush is
here to buy your new car
pet? Our three floors of
our double store are now
packed full of bran new
Carpets, bought direct from
the manufacturers, repre-
senting the choicest pat
terms and fabrics, and the
variety of design and color
ing for Spring of 1890 has
never been equaled. Select
your carpets, we will store
and lay them for you when
ordered. We make a spec
ialty OF fine work, knowing
that a customer pleased is
the best advertisement we
can have.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

sEisaee Looks Forward Tao Thousand
as4rss za4 AAkes IeErlble Prsdhc-
tisa AboUt The H41s4n kzcs.
Some people De- gas Ia making Other

AsAA A--AA LAE "A Ai4G Rae
some people delight ID making other.
miserable. A few years ago 4 Boston
man. after taxing a census of the bald
head, Ia churches znd theaters, wrote
q l1loFed article. - prove that by s2zs.
Tie human race woald be entirely des-
tEute VI h4r Then d.. william A.
Hammond. after deep sc.euthc re-
search predicted that about 1SZT. mSn
would - Though lie without teetb.
lnlaglue = hairless, to0tnless race ~
ueu sui women. Horrible, certainly.
o1t Is lt A. terrible as wuat Ne see To-
day Cur coaairy ls ful 0f nervous
wrecks the natural outcome of over
work.
Thousands Of people feel dizzy when
tuey get Cut u bed no Iue morning.
Many person has bad taste IN tine
mouth, nO appetite. a dul aching or
the BACK, sioa and faulty memory, and
q distressing feeling u being "tred
odt. 1, there anything worse tAau
tAlH les When YOU can't sleep
nights, and toss Testlessly from one SIDE
~ Tie bed TO the other, longing for
morning - come. Then there danger
OF insanity, of which sleeplessness Is
the tOrcbOdcr
When you feel Ike this, use Natures
true restorative. Palne's Celery Com
pound. This wonderful discovery j.
the Only reliable medicine for nervous
diseases. Try Il, and see how quickly
II gives new life. 1t Is food for the
tanushed nerves. IL makes the muscles
strong and BRAN vigorous. The rosy
blush OF health viii soon come 70 the
user, and his step Will take on new
elasticity. PrOvidenually revealed to
the dlscoyerer, there IS nothing Ike il.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17
The Gran opera Company At Powers
February ~, 20


from fhf Cadillac Views an6 Express
The last issue Of the Allegsn Jovrnol
contained "a mention Of the name n g.
W. Watkins. 81 Grand Rapids. - .
prospective candidate for the Repubn-
can nom uat0n for Governor Would
r nos be wlse and besi f0r the friends
n Col Watkins e. postpone the seek
ug Of such On honor for him until the
conditions and c.rrun1Fts noes are more
favorsh'e for his sucoessf Grsnd Pap.
.ds has already one leading csnd esie
for p state 0fhcr Daniel Ncfov for
state Treasurer and the friends ~ 81
Mccoy. al over fhe stats. w. - ur
plea sanity mrpf sa8 r. earn that a~v
Serious attempt eng made r. defesi
frer iJug chrfa vtsh - secure tAr
norr nation arf reofiou 81 fhst rerfi.
uau. IL NJ. wilkins friends fore.
fhf Republican. at Michigan - ehoosf
between NJ watkins and Dan MoCnr
4 E only fesu.t ia Their owr diap
portuenf snd defeat Mr watkins
would make a. erceileut GovernO1. hut
ne car Wst
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

Pentwater has an athletic club.
The Baldwin Star has been resur.
rected.
The branch prison is being rapidly
filed up.
No 2-cent stamps for sale at Green.
vile post-ofiice.
A guitar and mandolin club is TO be
started at Menominee.
An unusually large number of deaths
IN kalkaska last week.
Twelfth Michigan Infantry reunion
at Albion, February 20-2l.
DiamOndalc expects a farmers insti-
tute about the first of March.
Howell Is trying to secure the South
Lyon school furniture factory.
4 Swede lost bis finger on the saw in
the new saw mill at Lake City, Thurs
day.
The Evangelical Church at Nashville
Is 10 be moved nearer the center of the
village.
Gobleville people are organizing a
colony 10 settle in one of the Southern
States.
Lumbermen are considerably dis
couraged over the continued warm
weather.
Burglars raided the Detroit High
school Friday night, but secured moth
ing of value.
The Bell Furniture and Novelty COM
pany, OF Nashville, expect 10 commence
business today.
The w. c. T. L. column has been
sprinkled all over the pages Of the
Leroy Ladepcndcat.
The dead body of a newborn hoy
bay was found on a street corner IN De
trOt Friday morning.
The Thonapple Valley Pioneer Asso-
citation Will hold It's regular meeting at
Caledonia, February -.
Some of the fruit growers claim that
the peach buds are ruined, while others
clam that they are unlnlurcd.
a meeting OF revolutionary descend
ants VIII he held in Dotr0.ton the after
noon Of April p, during floral festival
week.
\ turkey weighing forty pounds has
been on exhibition AT tho Calhoun
county poultry show during the past
week.
Mr.. j. =. snyder, of Iona, has just
finished bcdquiit which contains
1850 pieces, and still there are people
who say life is short.
The annual meeting OF the Calhoun
County Union Sunday school assoc.a-
ton VIII be held at the Baptist church
IN Marshall, February Is and 70.
Andrew Daily, a fnondless old man.
who hvcd alone In a shauty az the
Queen mime, near Ncgauncc, was found
dead ~ his house the other night. lie
had evidently been dead several days.
Patrick Teahan. his wife. sxchi.dren
and the horse havo been found Liter
ally dying from starvation at Detroit
The authorities VIII attempt t. re-
clOthc the bones OF tlc family, bat The
equine anatomy wss past help.
Evart has JUS. had a most interest
ing farmcr-' institute under the rec
ton of the state Board Of Agriculture.
President Clute. Profs. Davenport and
kcdUc and Secretary REYNOLDS. of the
Agricultural College, we're present and
took part
& suit has been commenced n tic
Aliegan circuit court for ~ 900 dam
ages hv AHda Cook. of Ovor SCI. aga .nst
the Chicago d West Michigan ~ road
for running over her husband, Henry
Cook, by freight tram. and killing
MN in Muskeg9u about year ago
Mich gan pensions Original invalid
Benjamin +. Ih0m9-. NaskeCan.
John J.. ~iagg Man stee Robert Bra
bon. Fentonvlle. George W England
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

The great melodrams, Shadows II
a Great CITY which Will begin awcok' :
engagement at Rodmond's tonight. s
now in its sixth year. Fcw PLAYS tour
the country prodtably this length Of
time. There VIII bc maunocs tomorrow
and THURSDAY and saturday.
Manager Cobb. of Powers Grand. hs.
gone to Mansfield, OHIO, 20 take look
at ms interests there.
Tic sale Of seats for the engagement
Of Louis james in "Othello = week
from tonight bog.ns Al the boz office at
Powers Grand al q O'Clock "Wednesday
morning.
The Gran opera Company At Powers
February -, 20
The first concert of the Philharmonic
society wlll occur at Hartman's Hal a
week from tonight. The Philharmonic
Wll present Al orchestra 81 twcuty-fYe
pieces and they have prepared q very
attractive program. The society vii
is assisted by SUCH well-kn0wn vocal
talent a. Mrs. Eta Gale. soprano. ID.
Kroner, tenor. and l.. 7. bddv. be.so.
The Grand Rapids oratori0 ~ocietv w.n
summon = chorus OF 200 voices .0r fhe
occasion. The sale OF seats began At
feulck p music store last FRIDAY and
there wss lively demand for choue
locations. The program will b. pub
lsncd hereafter
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17
r sibley st-cet rom Straight

Total Collection Total
= 'see,sment Fees. Amount.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

Har.h purrsf rerse3 es 40 faFi
gvine away - rre gentle s~t1u sn1
n..ld ffeets ~ fa-fe-sT ff's J1Fer Pile.
II vou Try thor they WI oertsrF
2 --a.e r--u
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19

pass over the thur1b. IN this way BY
simply turntag yoar wrist you can guide
and control yocF horse very easily. Re
member. however. % always have your
right hand FREQ in case OF accident
Be suro 20 get your horse bitted
properly. You mast got BIT that pour
horse likes Sons horses will almost
pail your 8-ns oct Wx1h a severe Bat,
bit VIII give no sroS5le ~ all II you
put a leather or rubher bit IN their
mouths. Again, you may have your
horse checked too high. l consider this
hard and crael on the horse that may
have been oa tho road all The afternoon,
and it Is snrs 70 ir-ttate him so that In
rany cases he win eonmance 10 act
badly. LengtbOn your chcck 70 rea-
son&blo exseat snA you viii find. in
niRs cases out Of .toa, it viii benefit
both the horse and yourself
AS 70 the use OF tho whip. I have
noticed many amateur drivers who whip
their horses for every little mistake,
such "a shyfng. etc A whip IS like a
very Oisonous drug that must bo used
seldom and in snail quantities. II
/ said that under no clroum-
stances shOzld you whip q horse,
! think would not be far wrong.
for II only adds fuel to the fire.
II horse should shy whom driving, try
and make him acquainted. In tho most
peaceablo way you can. with the object
be Ia afraid Of You must teach your
horse 70 have confidence in you, and
when he onco has this hs will learn to
rely on yOH- II you have been kind 70
Little colt, and sometA ing fr4ghters IL
II will ran At once towards you. Tho
horse can be taught reliance In man
Just ~ implicitly and more intslli-
gently.
''eoune horses know moro than the
'1en who drive Them" a3ded Nr. Ssun-
ders, loosely, IN conclusion
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19

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they wiil act pzsk ap soOnss or throw
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lsiure stern. sas yoa must give them
sOne sf yo<E psnoD4l setenSso1- Now
- ~ b1-saltas Your rotcs7 said hr
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''BsSt when ooe speaks % driving vim
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seei.4y so1 reqUIres soSss thought
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seiDs passed through sAsir fingers 1t
seems 20 bs ths most Hssnral way for
s1s ~ take hold Of his rsfns. I can no.
say. however. that rhtnk Il IS the best
for the simple reason Las, it gives one
ltttle or no beverage by wAlch 70 con
trei or guide ysar horse.
II have found the best method Is 90
cross yoar reIns throN1rh tho palm OF
your band. letciDg the rein which cones
bstwesa your nEst 1nger and thumb
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19

Mr.. De Rich-"T must b1v = f~o-
hundred-doDar harp for NJ daughter
must ~ She's rot regular rausio store
On hans nov. fTst piano. thon q pip %
organ. then ban p. then a violin. tlan
gaitas then af'thsT. .asxs rasoaolsu. snd
ds2r knows Via. e3es and nossho wants
sharp. Has she mastered a singie oq.e q
The iastfuEDents aiready purchaseS7-
NJ D. Rich or ~oor-a no. He~
eo1id sho2 She no sooner gets = NJ v
instr7rsnt tased us 80 rrs8y to stsrt
wHea e Eoas out u izsa-0a ~ /.
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