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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1896-04-02
BEFORE RETIRING

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= Menelek's attitude at present
5is that in hois7ies sat his hand.
it's a winning hand, King nigh
and not a bluff.
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Is Dupont necessary in the
Senate? For infammatory pos
sibilities can the Texas powder
Mills be improved on?
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For $500 Cash

Richard Brown, the Buggy and Car
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buggy and make it look like new.
All material furnished. All work guar
anteed. Forty years experience.
Orders left at Summerlin's repair shop
on John street, will receive prompt at
tentjon,
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Almost all other hides can be
made into boots and shoes, but
the banana skin IS only available
for slippers.
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While the political pot begins
boiling often enough here, it
never properly boils the city's
drinking water.
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AS YOU LIKE Ii .

What some thought to be a
boom in Kentucky was merely
the sound of Bradley's efforts
falling fiat.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALvE

The Best Salye in the World fol
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
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Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
antesd to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per
hottie, for sale by j. FL. Hill & Son.
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Mrs. Persons Remedy is for sale by
every druggist in Goldsboro and by
the druggists generally in North Car
olina, South Caroline and Virginia.
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AS stock joke the Easter egg
must always lead the bonnet be-
cause the former furnishes the
two essentials of joke, a point
and a butt.
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True to his position as repre-
sentative of monopolies, McKiu-
ley seems to be monopolizing the
Republican presidential nominas
ton votes.
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There's a certain fitness in
mentioning month after next as
the time for Congress to adjourn.
1t may and it may not.
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CONSUMPTION
AND IT'S CUR.

AND IT'S CURE
To THE EDITOR 81 have an absolute
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thousands Of hopeless cases have been already
cured. So proof-positive am
of its power that consider it my duty to
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who have Consumption, Throat, Bronchial or
Lung Trouble, if they will write me their
express and postoffice address. Sincerely.
!. A. SLOCUM. d. c.. Is3 Pearl st., New York.
~ Tho Editorial and Business Management a
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A good life, a noble life, a life
worth living and worthy the
dignity and destiDg of the soul,
is MOTTO be had for the asking.
1t must be earned or not pos
sessed at all. But when earned
and possessed it is as glorious as
a broad landscape lighted up by
sunrise. Rev. Hepworth,
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SPECIALS.

Ladies:
make big wages doing pleasant
work, and will gladly send full particu-
lars to all sending a 2 cent stamp.
Miss M. A. Stebbens, Lawrence, Mich.
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ASK for Plymouth Rock Gele-
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The above statement is an exact de-
scription of Mrs. Rivers condi tion and
remarkable cure by the use of Mrs. J oe
Persons Remedy. I was an eye-wit-
ness of her suffering before she COM
her cure as certified by her.
MRS. J. L. RODWELL,
Ridgeway, N. c.. April 11th, '93.
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B. McDade, employed by the
Southern Railway at Augusta,
Ga. while coupling cars in the
yard Of that road yesterday, was
run over and instantly killed.
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With the Cuban insurgents al
most daily raiding the suburbs
of Habana, isn't it about time
for Weyler to be asking himself
where he is ''at"?
King Menelek, it appears,
doesn't want money in these
peace negotiations except in the
sense that the dove brought the
green back.
Congress is at last doing some
thing for the country-that is,
talking about adjournment.
Next thing the silver people
may vary the gold bng shibboleth
by calling Mckinley a straddles
bug.
The New York Republican
pronouncement of opinion is re-
ferred to. with justice, probably,
as Plattitude.
That Reeds campaign button
bears the impress of feline
Tom may be a hint that none
know how the cat will jump next
June.
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i nA X X X X
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McKinley's friends say his
boom is in good shape and call
attention to its fine figure, with
out apparently remembering
that fine figures may be stuffed.
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Ethra Hamilton, who was TO
have been hanged at Knoxville
yesterday for murder, has been
his case having been
appealed to the Supreme Conrt1
which cannot act upon it until
September next.
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r aCkeb
Store.

B. Gohen&0 Go.
East Centre street. Goldsboro, N. C.
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The published report that
Great Britain had purchased De-
lagoa Bay, East Africa, from the
Portuguese, is officially oenied in
London.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1896-04-02

Senator Caniel yesterday IN
troduced bill in the Senate to
pay the Masonic Lodge of, Keys
vile, Charlotte county. Virginia,
So, 500 for tire destruction of their
building by Federal troops in
1864.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-10
JOHN HUNT Is FOUND.
In Fact, He Says He Has Not Been
MISSING,

Chief of Police King Is now firm
DeueNer IN the efficacy OF ncwisPa pers to
nnd missing persons. Yesterday The
Virginfan printed exclusively q story
about the mystery surrounding n postal
card sent frccn this city by some per-
son who signed himself "W. j. Bur
rows to the home of the sister of
John Hunt. in Washington, In which
Ihe information was given that Hunt
rad been drowned. The story told of
Chief Kings efforts to learn something
about the supposed drowning of Hunt:
hpw he learned that the story OF the
drowning was false. and reciting his
inability to learn anything of the where
nboMs of the supposed missing man.
The Chief is an early riser. but he
had hardly seated himself In his office
when lie began receiving visit; from
men ready to tell him all about Hunt
Therc were many callers, and they
We're all surprised to linow that the
man was 50 hard to l-icate. They said
that he had been boarding for a month
at No. "a Fenchurch street
Later In the day Mrs. s. A. Ashbrookc.
who keeps the boarding house nit No
"a Fenchurch street. called on the Chief
and told him all abcnit Hunt. She said
that when one of the detectives called
at her house and asked for Burrows
she told him that she did not know him,
but that Hunt boarded with her This
was misunderstood by the detective,
for Chief King says hc received a re-
Port that Burrows formerly boarded
there. Mrs. AshbrCoke said that the
publication placed her in an awkward
position, as ii left the impression tina.
she was trying TO hide Burrows, whom
she did not know.
When everything was explained
everybody connected with The affair
was happy. f.r Hunt was glad to Know
that he had been found. and his Iro-
ther and sisters in Washington were
happy To know that he had not been
drowned.
The mystery surrounding the identity
OF the writer of the postal card still
exists, however
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Morgan Syndicate Exnecf to Fake the
Entire t.oi of Bonds.

New York, Jan. 9.-From subscrib-
ing member Of the ]. Pierpont Morgan
lSond Syndicate. The following facts
have been obtained:
The syndicate expects to secure the
entire 100000 GOO four per cent bonds.
which are 10 he sold hv the Treasury,
on Fehruury 5th. Mr.. Morgan will bid
for the entire issue and expects to get
ii. 1t viii take all or none.
The reason for Mr.. Morcan's conf
dence of entire :ucccSS is that he will
make an offer so advantageous that no
othcNproposition can stand in his way
This offer is to purchase he en-
tire SlUO 0hO.Go0. paying PRINCIPAL and
premium in gold. ana in addition. fur
nish an amount in gold equal TO one
third Of the issue. or $33 3333; ii;3s3; 81 i'm OK
change for grccnhacks."
The pric" which the syndicate will
offer is not exactly known by any one
beside Mir. Morgan. II will be consid-
erably more than the l0ik. paid las; Feb
ruary. This low premium was paid be
cause of the provision In the contract
compelling the syndicate to protect the
Treasury reserve. No such contract VIII
be made this time. Therefore q higher
price Will be paid. The figure is be-
lievcd to be los.
The syndicate Is now accommodating
gold from every available source. Mem
make individual bids besides the syndi-
cate bid
This is tho state of affairs to-day.
The position will probably hold until
February "th. without any change of
important details. The President and
Secretary have no agreement private
or public. with the syndicate. They
know, however what are Mr.. Morgan s
intentions and knew 1t when the call
was issued
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cash! Cnshl

cash is what we want. and to gets
it we will keep you guessing every day.
this month. how we car sell goods ats
the prices we do. All wool shirt-waistsS
for boys. worth 81. now soc. 5 as
Boys Shirt-waists. worth Soc, now
25c> IS 80 So
Childrens merino and wool underwsar
at half price. fli5s 55ssss1
Seamless hose for children, 121scS 81
Extra heavy boys hose. worth 4 25c..sSS
now 19c. 35 IS ) jgl5 3ssss;3 ssS;s
Fine grade OF hose in broken eisess
worth 50c., now only rs ~ 81;
Call this week and save none ey9 Sfi2a
all goods. Il +, A.FSAIfNIERssssl ST
Don't spend a nickel IN the essWaysG sGfS
clothing Or furnishifignnft Iyo,i Visit S7sfISSs
Hubs sale on s Saturdays II See e lae ge5$
yertisement y ia
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The u. :. :. baltimore In ryphoor

Astoria. Ore, Jan. 9.-Advices by the
steamer Rhosna, which arrived from
Yokohama via Honolulu to-day, tell of
g. terrific experience the cruiser Balti-
more had from December 9th to 9th in
a typh1on In the China sea- The ba-
rometer ranged from IS to 2SG5 and
lhr officers report the typhuon the
worst ever experienced. The vessel ad-
vanccd not over one mile an hour for
three days. Boatswain Jessen was
washed overheard and lost Carpenter
Cooper was thrown against one Of the
big guns, and killed and seven of the
Drew were seriously but not fatally
hunt. Considerable damage was dime
to the vessel. The engines, however.
worked to perfection. The Baltimore
behaved admirably. The cruiser was
expected to sail for San Francisco on
January 9Th. She was twenty days
from Yokohama to Honolulu
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Charged w,,n Assault.

Bertha Fuller. colored. sw-re out n
warrant Yesterday Afternoon charging
Nr Ed. Lawler with arssaulting Jeff.
Harris. colored. on last Monday after-
neon. 1t seems that Lawler. and the
regrO. who were both employed at
Christians w-od yard in Rrarnbleton,
became involved in a. dispute. and upon
Harris becoming insolent. lie X Is al
legged was struck over the head with
an iron pipe. He was knocked uncon-
scious. and was seTt tn the Retreat for
the Sick, where he Is still confined. S
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-10
THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
Very Brief Sessions We're Held in
Roth ks0usrs

Washington, d. c.. Jan. 9.-(IIousc r.
For some reason, not apparent on the
surface, the House Committee on Rules
did not to-day report the changes II
proposed to make In the Code or the
Fifty-frst Congress. under which the
House has been so far operating al
though their work is completed aud Is
In print.
Mr. Blue reported tho general pcn-
sion appropriation bill for the year end
Ing June 20, 1897. and gave notice tina
lie would call Ii up after the report Of
the COMMITTEES on Rules. which will
report Tomorrow, had been disposed Of
Following Is the text:
That the President II the United
states Ia hereby requested to forthwith
ascertain whether Great Britain is adj
v:lncinE her outposts on the territory
In dispute between her colony of Brit
ish Guiana and the Rcpublic of Vene-
2ucla, or is reinforcing posts heretofore
established. with troops. uolicc or ord
nance. ana should the President be-
come cognizant of the fact that II Brit
ish military or police force is advancing
to invade. or reinforce or since the nth
@Ay of December last has invaded. or
reinforced. posts formerly occupied
within said DISPUTED territory he de-
mard the immediate withdrawal of said
soldiers and the reduction of the police
force i'm said territory To force no
greater than that occupying the British
December 1895.
The resolution went To the Committee
on Foreign Affairs. at l2:25. after Il ses-
sion of only twentv-siX minutes, the
House adjourned until Tomorrow
(ScnatcD-rhr House bond bill. with
the free coinage substitute for it, re-
ported from the Comwittcs on Finance.
was tn have engaged the attention of
the Senate to-day, but hair hours
speech by Mr.. Baker Rep). of Kansas,
~ FAVOR OF an extreme application Of
the Monroe doctrine. and an hour and
three quarters sneech hv Mr.. Stewart
OF the free coinage question. prevented
the taking up of the bond bill until
so late an hour that Mr.. ,orns. Of
Arkansas. preferred 10 withhold his
opening speech upon ii until Tomorrow
MIR Bakers speech-his first in the
Scnate-hnd for its text and ground
work T" Joint resolution. introduced by
him. declaring that the extension or
European territorial limits on the West
crn hemisphere, whether by war trca :
ty. purchase or ntherwis". without the
consent Of the United States. will he
regarded as an unfripndlv act and in
his speech he dpcla rct that thht posi-
tiop would he maintained by war if
necessary. The joint resolution was re-
fcrrcd to the Committee on Foreign Re
lations
In presenting some petitions ravorinc
appropriations for coast defences. Mr..
Daniel Dcm), OF Virginia. expressed
the opinion that the public apprchcn-
SionS as To the danger OF the lombard
mcnt of American scaportS were over
strained. hut he also expressed the hone
that the country would prcparc itself
FOR whatever emergencies mirht happcn
He favored the pussagc OF Mr. Suuirc's
fortifications bill
y brief executive session was held
and then. at $40. the Senate adjourned
until tomorrow
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The Norfolk and western Reorgani.
xation.

Richmond, Va, Jan "a bill was in
troduced in both houses of the General
Assembly To authorize the purchase OF
the railroad and property of the Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company. This
is reorganization measure. The bill
provides that the new corporation shall
possess and be invested with all the es-
tate. right. title ana interest In and to
such railroads and other property, with
all the anpurtCnanCcs. franchises and
privileges possessed by said Norton;
and Western leailIoad Company, which
they may exercise provided however
that the said new corporation shall moi
be limited as TO the amount of cIassin-
cation of its stock or bonds, eXcept that
the total amount of stock issued at the
time of It's organization. shall not cy
cced $lO0.000.C00 and shall have no i'm
munitv from any lawful State, county
or municipal taxation by reason of its
former charter. or any law heretofore
cNcmpting il from taxation. Tho new
corporation may exercise the following
powers:
1t may issue its capital stock OF one
or more classes or kinds. and in one or
more series or grades. The shares of
each class of stock shall be of such ma
amounts, and shall cntitle the holders
to such vote as shall he determined i'm
the plan of organization.
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Senntor Daniel Urges Necessity Esr
Coast Dcfcnses.

Washington, D. c.. Jan. Especially
Senator Daniel to-day called upon tiiet
Secretary of the Navy and urged uponi
him the necessity of coast defences7
within Capes Charles and Henry. Iateat3
the Senator introduced u resolution irons
Newport News. advocating the passage,
defcnces.
Postmaster Humphries. of Berkleyss
will be confirmed as soon as the Sen@f
ate can reach his appointment. He Wilt
take the office at once upon the coHss
firmation. The papers will probably be-
mailed this week. $ss;Ssa::
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Used No Coercion.

Richmond, Va, January 9-Anent
the statement going the rounds that
the Literary Society of William
and Mary College invited w. G. y.
Breckinridge to deliver the next com
mencement oration before them, and
We're made by the faculty to rescind the
invitation. President Tyler, of William
and Mary, says such an invitation was
extended and rescinded. but that the
faculty used no coercion with the stu
dents. m.
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The Chamber of Commcrcc.

The annual meeting OF the Chamber
OF Commerce was held last evening.
Reports from the President. Secrc-
tary and Treasurer were made ana
were most satisfactory
All the officers We're reelected and
AIcssrs. ]. p. Andre Mottu T.. st. John.
f. l.. Grandy. and r. j. Rudyard Wigg
were elected to fill vacancies in the
Board of Directors
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-10
RnidcdI,ast Night.

officer Richardson last night went
out on another raiding tour. Two
houses were visited about midnight.
I,ottie Parks being arrested at her
mouse on Avon street and Fannie Pow
ell at her Smith street house Roth
women were charged with running
irouses Of Ill fame. and both were bali
ed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-10
Attend our Inventory clearance saloS

and save money on anything you buy
All cold weather dry goods. glovesI
blankets, bed comforters. underwear.aS
less than former prices. Some prices
cut in half at - lS
Modern Bargain Store, 5sif
174 Main street.Sfs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-10
Special Sale White 0uiits-Wrieht,s
100 Main Street.

SOC. 1 lot white quilts, value SLIPS.
Csc. | lot white quilts. value S1.50.
sl.48. lot white quilts. value SO. 4a,
$l.9S. lot white quilts; value So.
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HrINlS.

Miss Joyce Raymond. assisted by To-
cal talent. entertained n good-siZed au-
diencc at the First Baptist Church last
night
Prof. N1iller's organ recital takes place
Mt Christ Church this afternoon.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-10
sunday school Entertainment

The annual entertainment OF the
Ciranby-Street Methodist Sunday
School will be given in the sunday
School-room OF the New t.pworth
Church this evening, beginning prompt
~ at 7:3o o'clock. All persons attend
Ing are requested to bring donation
for the needy of the Sun".e School.
The programme to be rendered will be
as follows:
!. Chorus ................. BY the School
= frayer ...Rev. w. ]. Young, D. ID.
3. Quartette
....... Misses Ewell and Williams.
..:..... .Mcssrs. Lumley and jenkins.
s. Vocal Solo ..... Mrs I[eyjll
.. Iiano Solo ...... Hiss Virginia Roper
G. Recitation Miss Clara i. Davis
I. Vocal Solo MIR. lrcdell Jcnkins
y. Arrdess ...Rev. w. J. Young. n. u.
TO- Duet ...... Messrs II. c. Dodson ana
VIM. r. Bcw
- lNSSititioi..
...... Miss Glen Cora Lee Cook
....... Miss lena Nav ISdmund
13. Quartette. Misses Ewell and Williams
... .Messrs Lumley and Jenkens,
H. Chorus ....R Ry tho Schooi
Is Bencdiction.
Accompanies, Prof. a. +. Koerner ana
Mrs. II. G. Dodsnn.
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Bclezza's DnncinS Academy, Monte
ll0rC RInlI.

Lessons regularly Monday and Friday
nights, Tuesday and Saturday after
Moons. tae-3t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-10

\ telegram from Philadelphia to the
NirEinian last night says:
"A dispatch from Norfolk Va. puh-
lished here this morning. said il was
rumorcd that the Cramp Shipbulldng
Company had opened negotiations lonk-
ing to the purchase OF the Rogers tract
of land at North Portsmouth for tho
purpose Of erecting a shipbuildinr ward
on the Elizabeth river. with flrpn
frontage on the deep waters of JIamn-
ton Roads
"At the office of the company. I'm tbis
city the report was said 10 he false g
the Cramps have no intention either or
making branch yard at North Ports
mouth or of moving the big philadel-
phia plant there"
II is said that Sir Frederick Leigh.
ton intends to- bequeath his supcrb
EcnSingtoN mansion to the Enrlish
Royal Academy to serve as the official
residence of its presidents.
Dinner Sets at Cost
JOHNSTON CHINA CO..
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Newest Discovery"-Ext. teeth: no
pain. n. Y D. Rooms, Ennes. 165 Main
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Dinner Sets al Cost.
JOHNSTON CHINA CO..
20. 81. 33 CRANKY street.
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CLEVELAND TO CAFFERY
The President WrileS FOrCible and Pointed
RefutaliOn Of Newspaper Accusations.
AMAZED AT PARTiSAASHIP INTOLERANCE
Which Uses The Assertions of u Mn-
1icious nnd Mcudncious Scmsn-
iionnI Newspaper Az u BASIS of
Attnch-No snIc of Bonds to n
Syndicate Intended.

Washington, Jan. 9-Senator Cafrery,
OF Louisiana, tonight made public Il let
Ter OF the President to him, which had
opportunity presented since Monday, he
would have Incorporated In remarks
which he intended to make in the SEN
ate on the bond bill. 1t reads:
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THE NEW noHD lss uE.
secretary CnrIisic Expresses the Opin.
ior, That IL VIII SIC II Success

washington. Jan. 9.-rhc Duke OF Te-
s' ;,, Spahiah Minister OF Foreign Af-
iairs. cables from Madrid this afternoon
W Minister DE Lone that Cen Marti-
me- ne, Iampos has not resigned. nor sig
iii.led l.led any desire or intention of resign
liz, .S, ana tha, statements to the CON
tr;trS are false
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