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he following is from Mrs. J. ". Tillbrook wife of
the Mayor Of McKeesport. PENN.
Ny little boy Willie. now six years old, two years
ago had bunch under one which the doctor said
was Scrofuis. As it continued to grow he finally
ianced 1t and 1t discharged for time. We then
began giving him Hoods Sarsaparills and he i'm
proved very rapidly until the sore healed up Last
winter 1t broke out again. followed by ERYSIPEEAS.
We again gave him Hoods Sarsaparila with most ex-
ceent results and he has had further trouble His
cure Is due to
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
he has never been very robust but healthy
and DAILY GROWING STRONGER"
HOODS PILLS do not weaken. but aid dtgsstion
and tone the stomach. Try them. 26c 8
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

Mr. ". MosBY WILLIAMS has returned to the
CITY from q trip through Virginia. At Front
ROYAL he was elected chairman of the stock
holders Of the Central Land and Improvement
Company Of that place
HENRY ScHwE1ER ard John Lee of England,
delegates to the Rechsbites convention in this
city, made addresses last yening at the temper
ance tent 18th and 7 streets.
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Lutherans at Penmar.

Parker, GIT 7th street, and C. EckhArd. care OF
star ofice,representing the Lutheran Churches
Of Washington. have arranged with the B. and
q. RIB Co. for an excursion 20 Penmar Thurs
day, August 4. this being the annual grand
reunion day Of the Lutheran denominations of
Pennsylvania. Virginia, MARYLAND aad the
District Of Columbia. Special trains leave
d. and o. depot and $40 am Returning
reach Washington at 10 pm Rate. $3.50 for
adults. 75c for children. Secure tickets Of the
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Funeral of DIR. O. G. Ketcham,

The funeral of DR.. o. G. Ketcham occurred
this morning from his late residence, COS East
Capitol street. The remains were taken to ST.
Joseph's Church. where requiem mass was said.
DIR. ketcham died Saturday of heart failure
complicated with congestion of.the lungs. He
was native of Northumberland county, Pa.
and an expert printer. He was at one time q,
proof reader in the government printing Office
and then went into the patent Office.
He studied medicine and practiced his profess
sion for several years. He then accepted q
position in the tenth census and was subse-
quently employed in the Indian office. He
was made chief OF the printing and stationery
division, census Office, when the work of taking
the eleventh census was organized, and he held
this position at the time OF his death, lie
leaves wife and three children,
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FEAST OF ST. IGNATICS.
He Founded the Order of the Society OF
Jesus.

Yesterday, according 70 the Roman calendar,
was the feast day of st. Ignatius, founder Of
the Society of Jesus, which was founded in the
sixteenth century b. st. Ignatius, a young
Spanish knight and the hero Of Pampaluna. He
was wounded in this battle, and, recovering
from the wound in his encestral castle. he called
for the roraances of the times to while away the
tediGm OF the hours. The castle was searched,
but none could be found and the young soldier
was given instead the Lives Of the Saints"
He became so enamored with the deeds Of the
heroes OF Christianity that on recovering
he laid his sword on the altar and
devoted his life to the service Of Christ
He organized his society at Paris. selecting the
most brilliant scholars OF the university Going
cut on the hill Montmartre they pledged them
selves to God. st. Ignatius, having been
soldier, gave to his spiritual army rules very
similar to those that govern the camp. The
number multiplied wonderfully, and Jesuit
missionaries were sent to ports in every part of
ChriStendom. The society numbers now about
II 900 members. under the command Of a
general. who has his headquarters at Rome
though every province has its leader or prov
incisl. Their religious life requires them to
conform 10 a rule Is stern military discipline,
and To work and aim constantly to the greater
glory Of God-the motto which St. Ignatius
gave them being: 'Ad Isjorem Del Gloriam."
1t had been intended BY the fathers at st.
hOysils Church to celebrate the day with
pontifical mass, but the heat and great sickness
in their parish prevented. At the usual services
however, the Rev. Father Gillespi, ST., rector
of Gonzags College, preached an appropriate
sermon
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Mrs. Mamie Heater Buried.

Mrs Mamie Heater, who died at the Womans
Christian Association Home last Friday morn
Ing, was buried from there yesterday afternoon,
the interment being made in Rock Greek GEM
etery. Mrs. Heater had been an inmate Of the
home since December Il, 1889. She WAS ninety
years of age. one time a school teacher here.
and was . woman Of education and refinement.
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Buried With Masonic Honors.

Yesterday DR.. Branson of South Washington
was buried from Zion Baptist Church. street
between Sd and Al streets southwest. There
were fully 5000 persons present to view the re-
mains The deceased was connected with
half dozen societies. The body was in charge
Of John +. Cook Lodge, No. 10, f. A. A. ~, OF
which he was a prominent member. Grand
Master Charles H. Lemos officiating, assisted
BY Past Master d. T. Seville.
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For the Denver rri.nniai Copc,avc.

The Chesapeake and Ohio railway offers
choice of routes, wa Chicago or 81. Louis, and
two luxurious vestibuled. electric-lightea Inn
ited trains. with dining cars. running over a
perfect track through the grandest scenery in
amerlca- The De Molay COramandery has az
ranged for a special train vim this route, to
leave Washington August l. Cheap excursion
tickets viii be on sale August 20 5, good re-
turning until October IL. Inquire at S13 and
1421 Pennsyivania avenue.-Adrt
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A superb train, comprising combined car and
Pullman sleepers, viii leave Washington August
4 and return August Is, via the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway. Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Kansas
City, Colorado Springs. the Garden Of the Gods,
Glen Eyre, Pixies Peak. Omaha, Chicago and
White sulphur Springs visited en- route. For
itinerary tickets, sleeping car space. de-. cali on
or address Frank sehwarz or Charles c. u.
L0e6ass, No. 14l1 @ street northwest.-Adrt
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CITY ITEMS.
Black India Linen, EIGHT cents.
1t "CARTERs." I'll Market space.

Best PeppereM Jean Drawers.
Full reinforced, J
Clinched buttons, 4Sc.
Stayed ana felled.
HENRY EAANC 4 Son, One Price,
1t Corner It'll and D SITS.
There are many inastations Of Whites Yucca
tan Gum on the market. When pureAasing bs
sure and see that the package is sealed with
yellow band and marked with the name Of the
maker, W. ]. WHITE, Cleveland, Ohio, U. 8. A. 1t
Figured Swiss Muslin, zoe.
1t ''CARTERs." I'll Market space.
Look Out for Rise.
If you want a Sideboard no better opportu-
nifty has ever been in this city than that
embraced in the stock carry. My prices are
marvcls of cheapness. My terms Of payment
all that you can ask. 1t does not follow
that these low prices will prevail much longer,
for Manufacturers prices have an upward
tendency. -
JOHN RIDDEN, The Accommodation, "
1t 51S Seventh street northwest
Storm Serge, wide double width, 800.
1t "CARTERs." I'll Market space.
Royal Headache Powders Ice. Drug
gisss. Headaches cured ''while you wait" aul
a. Buy Wilson carrs Bathing Slippers; price,
S'15 Will Buy New Homes. House,
holds, Whites, &c. Other good Machines as
low SO, 80, &c. AL fully warranted. At
Auerbach's Capitol Hill Branch, Domestic Sew
ing Machines and Patterns, 4th st. and Pennsyl-
vania ave. Sc. VIM. FUNK, Manager.
jy25, ri, 29, 80 aul,2,5,e
Castellon Wine cures stomach troubles
iy7-1m A. HKITxuLLER 90.
S. Heller. TO It'll 1T. NV, IL making . spe-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures DsndruH my20-tr
Castellon Wine is Of special benefit In
cases Of dysentery and diarrhna.
81 per quart bottle, 6 bottles for e5.
U1-1m A. HEIrHuLLR1 3 90.
Elixir Babek cures al malarial diseassa
None Name IL But to Praise.
Wheeler Wilson's New Hish Arm Na. q
A marvel Of nghtne0 and sWi nsa
3a27 Ofdce 81 ~ IT ~.
Casteuon Wine checks and curss suunsr
complean0. a. HnfzNuIxx1 . o.,
n5-1n - 1k1A q NJ.
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WH1rz. Srornrss Anxs,

Soft. white hands. shApely malta. IN unblsmlshsd
AKIN and iuxuriaat hair ars produced By the csls-
ofsssd cuTlcuRA 1E1EDIHs whom al others fan
In facial olsmshss o. ths ssvsress humsrs snd dr.
easss Of shs shn apd soalp With loss Il hair even
when scsofalous o:hsssdi1s1 thay ~ equally suo-
ssanfnl GsiA svuyuA9A ea1
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Tomorrow at o'clock p. m. at the "Schuet-
zen Park Hotel" on It'll street road, will be
sold large assortment of furniture, bar i1-
lures, DC. This is chance seldom offered.
See advt.
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Rav RflDa

number Of coed dates for excursion 10 Bay
Ridge in August remain open Apply to ). B.
Hege, C. p. A., Z. and o.. 1851 Pa ave.-Adrt.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the trustees
sale of premises No. 604 Acker street northwest
tomorrow al $50 o'clock p. m. See advt.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT.

New NATIONAL THEATER.-Chas. Frohman's
Company in '-Settled Out Of Court"
TEE BATTLE OF GETrTsBUEG.-15ths street apd
Chic avenue.
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ARTIsrrc AND GuARANTEED.-Silver Filings,
70 cents: Platina. 81. Very best Teeth, IS.
z. s. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, It'll and d.
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Half Holiday Announcement.

special train, with Pullman parlor car,
viii leave B. and o. station at $50 D. m Satur-
day, August 8, for Atlantic City, arriving ct
the seashore az 800 p. m. Tickets will be good
to return on special train at $50 p. m. Sunday,
or on any regular train Monday. ea.50 round
trip.-Adri
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Half Rates to

Half Rates to Denver via b. and o. r. r.
For the knights Templsr Conclave at Denver,
round-trip tickets ct half rates. Tickets will
be sold August to and win be valid for re-
turn journey until October II. Passengers will
have the option Of route via St. Louis or Chi
caao. at both Of which cities Baltimore and
Ohio vestibuled trains mako close connections
for Denver.
The round-trip rate from baltimore and
Washington = olk1E.-AdSk
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CARPETS CLEASED by the EMPIRE CARPET
WORKS. 63l-635 Mass. ave- NV, are made moth
proof free of charge. Telephone 1854
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FrssKLL's lee Cream shipped by express any
where out Of town 1927 New York ave-
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FoR Blanc BOOKS, Stationery and Office Sup
plies 10 go EAsros 4 RUPP. 42l 18th St
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Mothers and Chiidren's Favorite Resort.
Bay Ridge on the Chesapeake Bay. B. and o.
trains a 9.l5 am. 80 pm, 4:28 pm; Sun
DAYS, 9;35 am. 80 pm, 3l5 pm. 81 round
trip. Free concerts.-Adrt.
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LIGHTNING RODS, Burglar Alarms, Speaking
Tubes. LOG Pa ave.
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Royal Headache Powders Ice. Drug
gists. Headaches cured ''while you wait" aul
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAWN MANICURE AND CHIRoPop.
1xl ist. eo3 18th ST. N.w.-The only Importer ana
Manufacturer Of FINE MANICURE and CHIROPOD-
Isl GOODS south OF New York. .po2O-tr
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Storm Serge, wide double width, $50.
1t "CARTERs." I'll Market space
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Buy Wilson Cars Bathing Slippers; price,
IS cents. 500 T st. NV. jy11-1m
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IMPoRrHD Hats AND BoNSErs At HALF PRICE
This week we viii offer OUT entire stock OF
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets &c one-half regu-
lar prices. All s25. s20 and sls ones at 50 and
go; others from s5 70 $3.50, reduced from els,
eI2 and S10.
PALMER, Importer.
l107 + st.
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Castellon Wine cures stomach troubles.
jy7-1m A. HKITxuL.LER 4 %.
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se use use use use use use use use
Use use Use use use
49, use use use use use use use use
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R.Is1xs..'s Ics c.sAx. 2ss ssA = ~.
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s. Heller. 40 It'll 1T. NV, IL making . spe-
and Shampooing; also cures DandruH. my20-tI
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Cns. xAspru's oHvina Burgundy.
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GUNNER SCHEDULE.
THE r a22gs IF y TRsHisaror.
GREEN LAWNS ST 6Pd Mf "a HALL
MOUNT vERNoN.-The steamer Macelester to
Noun Vernon daily. except Sunday, ct 10 q m. re-
Guiding p 10 tn. msn. 0nna and TIP I'd io ot
Mount Vernon. Cafe on the steamer. Mount Vernon
wa saatt z III n S1i. n.o.,.... md
bY EScRfF S a.. :af iSa % ana s.s
,INpIAN HEAD EVENING TRIPS. landing 1t
Ma,s I1 Han both way, THURSDAY. FRIDAY and
TIPS and Il Msr.sa a. su oses % ~
G @ B paG1 az and he
ing or afternoon trIs of our steamers and return on
any Of the companys regular boats for round-ip
sTExNER RIVER QUEEN for Ale..narl. md
ssns 70 H f1asD ssoaa e:
-. y, MSSSf 1--WE sRhSSS ASp Ass sHhii HALL
CTEAMER BARTHoLpI-DAILY TO Dixie
and s &edns:a.s 9 .nd Il s.s %i
copied. Beautiful scenery and pleasant round
= sss: &: Is:
MERcHANrs AND MINERg TRANsPoRTA-
TO BOSTON By sxA
MAGNIFICENT IRON srxAMsRrpsL
Capt ~ Masoh
SSSSH i::: s.s:
s.siins rom I:isIo:. sy;ix ifS:sasy .ad 4SmssS
':s:; ;3Ss,S 's n.. .sa s9s.s a:s..s. a. %
fsss mali ~ Ia ca. %
roo4 u 70
TX
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POWERFUL Opera Glasses, IS. HEMrLER's,
ass Pa. ave.
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Castellon Wine is Of special benefit 4
cases Of dysentery and diarrhna.
81 per quart bottle, 6 bottles for e5.
ty7-lm A. HEITHuLLx1 q Co.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.
THE AMMONIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
4 and renovating work., 1706 and ITO Est n ".
Carpets cleaned in the hest manner by our process
Furniture, nattresses and feathers renovated Tels
phone. SOL n NEwMYRR. Manager. mh.S-tr
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EXCURSIONS. DO.
THE WILLOWS.

TIE WILLOWS.
Fog Cool Evening ens Mariana Yr,ed Chicken.
numns and SOFT Crab super. Cold Juleps. Arrtie
Beer and Good Music take electric Seorr~sown
and stop az The willow. y3ol2w
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oO CENTS. COLONIAL pEAcH. 90 CENTS
SPECIAL EXCURSION
,.rrnnv EyEkY

Home Sunday evening at 10.
T. V. ARROwsXffH.
From 9TH ct. Sharf every SATURDAY. evening q 10
Fare. round trip. Soc.
c. W. RIDLEY
YI2-1m General Manager
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None Name IL But to Praise.
Wheeler 4 Wilson's New HSA Arm No q
A marvel Of nghtness and swi) nsss.
1aa7 Ofhcs ~ - n ~.
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A Crash In Smoke.

PARIS, July 6.-The transatlantic
steamer Marechal Canrobert has been
sunk-in collision with the French iron
clad Hoche off Planier, nine miles south
west of Marseilles. There were s5 pas
sengers on the deck of the Marechal
Canrobert, watching the manouvers,
when the Hoche, which is the flagship
of the squadron, crashed into her side.
Owing to the dense smoke caused by the
firing of the guns of the warship, the
officers of the Hoche did not see the
Marechai Canrobert until too late to
avert the disaster. The shock of the
collision was terrific. The Marechal
Canrobert fastened in all haste to the
ironclad to keep from sinking while her
passengers were being transferred to the
warship. Immediately after the Mare.
.chal Canrobert was detached from the
Hoche, she gave lurch and disappeared
beneath the waves. Seven passengers
on the Marechal Canrobert were lost.
1t is supposed they were killed by being
struck by the ram of the Hoche when
she crashed into the unfortunate steamer.
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win Delay the Cruisers.

NEW York, July S.-The strike of
metal workers at Homestead mills will
delay work on the armored cruiser
Maine, the 3000-ton cruiser Cincinnati
and the double-tnrreted monitors Puri-
tan and Terror, at the navy yard, as well
as on the other war vessels. nnder course
of construction at the Mare Island navy
yard, besides those building by private
firms, inasmuch as Carnegie, Phipps &
Co. and the Bethlahem works have a
contract to furnish armor and other
steel plating for war vessels.
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Cholera in Russia Raging.

ST. PETERSBURG, July S.-The govern
ment is about to issue minute instruc-
tions to the local officials as to the best
means of combating the cholera. Two
cases have tbeen reported here. It is
stated that Asiatic cholera prevails along
the whole course of the River Volga and
at kysbinsk, Tatow and Ored. There is
a panic in Astrakhan. Laborers, hired
to work, attempt to leave, and the au-
thorities attempt to compel them to full
fill their contract. A riot ensued, result
ing in calling out the troops and wound
a number of the rioters.
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The Situation Discussed In an Open
Meeting During the Day Time
---Other News.

HOMESTEAD, July Sit is understood
that the men propose, if possible, to
have the question legally decided
whether the Pinkertons have right to
bring armed deputies here. Another
and there is a nervous dread OF what is
to come. Against such an attempt the
strikers will array all the power they
have. The railroad men are in hearty
sympathy with the men, and for this
reason it will be hard to surprise the
strikers with an adequate force. They
have plenty of money and the best legal
counsel. Guards are on duty against a
surprise at every point, and dynamite is
stored along the trestle to cut communi-
cation between the two shores of the
river if necessary.
Another speaker said: "Our lawyer
has told us what the militia can do. If
we cannot believe him, whom are we to
believe? We all know this is a great
struggle. If the association does not
win, it will not amount to row of pins
in the future. The question is, Will we
permit the sheriff to take possession of
the mill as our friend? Time will show
it is the best thing for US to let the
sheriff take possession. We all know
the law is against u.s." The meeting is
still in session. An unverified report is
in circulation that troops will arrive
here during the day. 1t was said the
arrival and announcements for them
will be practically simultaneous. Work
men are keeping mostly at home, under
orders from the leaders. 1t is not be.
lievd this state of affairs can. last long.
A meeting was called in the opera-house
! this afternoon. Two hundred mill
workers were present. On the stage
were President Leihe, President-elect
Garland, Secretary Kilmanncn and At
torney Brennon, of the malgamated
association. The object was to consider
the situation. Amalgamated officers
addressed the meeting in plain words
Attorney Brennon said: "The owners
have no law on their side, and theil
hearts cannot be touched. They have
civil protection. When the militia
comes the mill will be surrounded anc
new men put in, and any man interfer
ing with the civil authorities will b.
shot down. If any one thinks for a mo
ment the militia will stand round lik,
hitching posts, he is badly mistaken
When they do come it will not be fo
dress parade. but to shoot.''
He was loudly applauded. Anothe
speaker said: "The sheriff and the mel
he will bring here will be in sympath,
with the people of Homestead. He vii
not be foolhardy enough to bring lot Q
men here to shoot US down. We hav
their sympathy, and will have it whel
they come. The sheriff must do hi
duty, and will do it in no spirit of ami
mosity.''
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Explanation of The seizure.

LONDON, July, S.-The Press Associa-
tion says Lord Salisbury has instructed
the British charge d'affaires at
Washington to request the United
in regard to the recent seizure in Port
Eches harbor, Alaska, of the British
steamer Coquitlan by the United States
Revenue cruiser Corwin. The incident
the Press Association adds, will not de-
lay the Behring sea arbitration.
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aladstone.s weak opponept.

EDINBURGH, July S.-Gladstone and
Wauchope have been nominated for
parliment. The election takes place
Tuesday. Wauchope is a mere wooden
man against Gladstone. The latter left
for West Calder today in excellent
health and spirits, accompanied by his
wife, who watches for his comfort with
constant solicitude. At West Calder a
public meeting was held in disused
quarry, reached by an underground
passage. The place was packed, and
the miners gave Gladstone rousing re-
ception.
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FURTHER TROUBLE is EXPECTED.