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rntsce, en the men efmi,
In Sutter's Mill-race lay the sand,
The yellow, shining grains,
Tlint sent n thrill throughout the land
Frem the const across the plains.
And nil Atlantic's seaboard rese
With shouts of "Virgin fleld !"
Fcailess of fevers nnd et fees
Or deadly hent and Celd.
And swept te the Pacific slope
In finest of sudden wealth (
The young aglow with buoyant hopes,
The need wlthgrccdystcaltb.
They cunc, the Men of Forty-nine,
Thine stulwnrlploncers.
Frem the Fiilincttniind the Pine
Te where the Itcdwoed reals.
Thny cuine w Ithcriidlnitnd with tent,
An nnny strong uud held,
Thelr sight en the SIcrms hent
In the reckless race of old.
1 hey emtie nil henrded ns the pard,
llrenzcd by the burnished sun,
With Celt and Ilowle for their guard,
And the licit field Mas wen.
Along thuSacmincnto'ssheto
Kim rivulets of life,
All eager for the precious ero
In Mittiiiuen-iiilncs of strife.
While mother, sister, Bwcct-hcnit, bride,
Fell en thclrknecs tepmy
That linught or ctII should bctlde
Their loved-encs lengucs u uy.
Hull te ihe Men of Forty-nine
Who braved the stetiny Hern
Tlmt honor might be yeuisund mine
And millions, yet unborn!
Fer strulgbtwny Frisce rcaied its cr-t
Clese by the Ueldcn Gate,
The Kmplre City of the West
Unlit by the hand or Fnte.
tyem ihc Washlnnten Republic
jiexus run this milliux.
Hew Iho llciie (lei or the Agricultural Ilurcnu
ure Distributed.
"We nre distributing .!0,000 iMCkets of
turnip seed daily," said Colenol Celctnan,
commissioner of ngricuUine, tlie ether day.
"The o.xpcnslve sorghum seed of Dr. I.ering
1H net be distributed iw only about one seed
lu ten a ill gonninate!"
Colenol Celeman's garden seed depni tnicnt
la a busy jilace tlicse days. Tite congressman
who getelrculurs notifying tliein that lliey had
f IbO wertli of bceds npicce due tliem, liave
been rcmarkable prompt lu responding, Con Cen
gross votes 180,000 annually for soeds. Two Twe Two
thlrdaef lliia sum geos back in needs te the
100 senators nnd roprcnenUtlvos, nnd the
commissioner el ngriculture distributes the
ren threugli etlier channels.
Kach congressman is allowed 5,000 papers
el vegctnbleBeeilsan.il 1,000 papers el Hen or
Heeds te begln with. In addition, the mom
bore from tobacco districts linve received in
the past. vear 600 papers of impertfld tobacco
seeu each ; tiie cotton belt members Jinve
eacli liad 200 (purls of cotlen seed i the win
ter wheat men have had 200 quarts uplece of
their staple gialn j the spring wheat ropro repro ropre
BcntatUes hae been equally favered, and
the congressmen have been blessed lu nbund nbund
auee with kernels of ehoice maize. All the
congressmen recelvcd in July 1,000 papers et
turnip seed each, ami grass seeds, threo or
lour bushels te the luomberH, was showered
alike upon the Just and unjust. The turnip
seed distribution is Just closing. Sugar beet
seeds were sent also te favorable districts.
vi;et7i.iA.niTii:s ok statesmen.
The peculiarities of statesmen ure often in
dicated by the manner In which they dispose
or Colenol Coleman'a crops. Heme latitude
orchelco isallowed, and mombers who are
well up in fanning and gardening get their
quota in the ene or two grains or vegetables
that are staple articles in their districts, thus
making themselves solid for years. There Is
Jee, Dlackburu, for Instance, whose enduring
fame In Kentucky Is In no small degroe due
te the lact that hu takes out all his nilowance
in hemp seed and Induces the commissioner
toglvelilm sevcrul busholsevor.
The champion seed distributors of the
Heuse are : Tayler, ofTeunossoo, and Joues
of Texas, witli Latiliam, of Tex-is a geed
third. Theso congressmen roprcsent big and
growing districts with Innumorable wants.
They are omnivorous. They exhaust their
own allotments of heeds early, and then get
as many assignments of orders from ethor
congressmen as they can. A literary con
grcbsmau, who wants te swap seeds for doc
ument!!, is a great find for a seed congress
man. Fer Instance, Representative Millikcn, of
Malue, traded his tobacco seed with lhll
Thompson, Jr., el Kentucky, for printed
copies of lllaiue's eulegy en Garfield.
Mulne ueeded tlie eulogies nieru than the to
bacco seed.
The avorage congressman sends from ten
te threo hundred names of seed constituents
te tlie commissioner. Occasionally the lists
leach 1,000 names, and thore have been
mombers who liave sent in 5,000 names,
with tlie request te send ene rtaper of seed
te each 1
OCIIIIIIir.U WANTED PAnTnillOKS.
The Hen. Themas 1'orterhouso Uchlltrce
was a great seed hunter bofero he was a con
gressman, but, having ouce been elected, he
neglected his constituents in this particular,
lu reply te the last notillcitieu that seeds
wero awaiting his order he repllcd : "My
constituents deii't go much en seeds, but
they nre mighty lend of partridges. Yeu
may seiid a low coops around te my rooms."
The late commissioner looked up tlie law en
the subject te bce If he could comply with
the requisition. Colonel Ouhiltree said if a
momber could have cologne- and susponders
charged te his stationery account, he saw no
reason why iiartridgcs cannot be euuniorated
under the head of turnip and Jerusalem
artichokes.
The senators draw their seeds with as
much punctuality as representatives. War
ner Miller does net send out small saplings
that will grew into weed pulp trees, us has
been supposed. He has a a ery conipleto list
of half-bieeds te whom Colonel Coleuian
franks ehoice llowers and vegetable seeds.
Nevmla Jenes lias a constituency that
grows nothing but quartz rock. He gives
away his soeds te his swarm of lriends.
The frosty Edmunds Is as formal aud mys
terious in the seed business us he is iu every
thing else. Nobody ever sees his list or bene
ficiaries. He docs net send It lrem tlie de
partment, but orders the soeds bent te his
residence iu bulk. He tlien geos Inte execu
tive session with himself and before coming
out makes a solemn oath never te divulge
w hat has happened.
Tlie distribution of feed fishes and spawn
develops some qucer stories. One member
"diew" somegofd fish In a glebo, but bofero
they were delivered he caused them te be ox ex
changed for canary birds, and the feathered
songsters were sent te his home In a fine
nickel-plated cage.
llex. A. KlHd, IT. 8. Senater from Vermont,
savs: 11 ullerds me great pleasure te state that
" Dr. Pctzeld's German Hitters " Is u reliable
nnd plcuwint medicine "nd the best 1 ever used
ler bk-1. b temucn and Biliousness.
Wherever Malaria Exists,
The bilious ure Its certain prey. In Intermit
tent aud remittent fever, dumb ague and ugue
cake, the liver Is uluays seriously affected, und
the bleed contaminated with bile. One of the
chlef leasenswhy lloitettcr's Stomach Hitters
la aucha euro defense against chill und fever
und every form of maliulal illsc.ise, U, that It
deesawuy with liability te the dlscase by re
forming Irregularity of the biliary ergun In ad
vance et the arrival of the season when the dls dls
caeo Is prevalent. Theie is no flncr fortifying
preparatlve for theso about visiting or emi
grating toalecallty whole the Mlasmu-talut ex
lsts. Thore Is no certuln immunity from dis
ease In an ondemlo or epidemic form, te be so se
cured by the use of the nvcruge tonics and anti
spasmodics. Hutwheroqulnine falls the Hitters
succeeds both in preventing und curing. More
over, it lemevcs every vestige of dyspepsia und
overcomes constipation, theumatisui. Inactivity
et the kidneys nnd bladder, and trauqulllzes
uud strengthens the nerveus system. a5-l'i
8VX0IAT. NOTICES.
Mothers I Mothers 1 1 Mothers 1 1 1
Are you dlstmbed at night aud broken or your
lest byu sick child suffering und crying -with
the excruciating pal a of cutting tceth 7 If se,
go ut once und get a bettle of MKS. WINSLOWIS
SOOTHING SVItUP. It will rellove the peer
little sufferer Immediately depend upon It ;
there is no mistake about It. Thsru Is net a
mother en uarlh who has, ever used It, w he will
net tell you at once that It will regulate the
bunels, and glvu lest te the mother, und relief
and health te th Tliild, operating like magle. It
Is poitcctlysawteusoiuull ceses, and pleasant
te the taste, and Is tlie prescription of ene of
the eldest und best female physicians and nurses
lu the United States. Beld everywhere, a cents
u bettle. JunclS-lyd&w
SKIN DISEASES.-" 8 WAYNE'S OINTMENT
"Swavne'i Otnfmnf" cures Tetter, Salt
Itheum, lllngwerm, sores, Pimples, eczema, all
Itcuy r.rupuuus, ?w muner new oemnai or teri
.tlaimnq.
hua n s
Advertising Cheats.
" It has become se common te begin an article
In an elegant, Interesting style,
" Then run It Inte soine advertisement, that
we avoid all such,
"And simply call attention te the mcittsef
Hep Hitters In as plain, honest tenns as possi
ble, " Te Induce people
" Te give them one trlat, which se proves their
value that they will nevcr ue Anything else."
"TleKkjimpt se favorably noticed In nil tbe
papers,
Hellgleus nnd secular, Is
"Having a tnrge sale, and Is supplanting nil
ether medicines.
"Thcrolsnedonylngtbo vletues of the Hep
plant, and the proprietors of Hep Hitters have
shown great shrewdncss nnd ability
" In compounding a tnodlclne whose vlttucs
nre se palpable te every ene's observation."
Did She DleT
"Ne!
"She lingered nnd suffered along, pining nw ay
all the tlme for years."
" The doctors doing her no geed "
" And nt lest was cured by this Hep Hitters
the papers sny se much about."
"Indeed I Indeed 1"
" Hew thankful we should be for that medi
cine." A Daughter's Misery.
" Elevcn years our daughter suffered en n bed
of misery.
" Frem a complication of kidney, liver, rheu
matic treuble and Nervous debility,
" Under the eare of the best physicians,
" Who gave her dlscase various names,
"Hut no relief.
" And new, she Is restored te us In geed health
by as slmple a remedy as Hep Ulttcrs, that we
had shunned for years befere using it,"
THIS l'AHKXTH.
rNone genuine without a bunch of grcen
Heps en the whlte label. Sl.un all the vlle
poisonous stuff with " Heps " In their name.
auglly.M.W.Kiw
HVECIAI. XOT1VK..
Vernen Who are past Fifty will find Dr. Ken
nedy's Favorlle Heraedy Just about the medi
cine they need when they need amcdlcliiQat all.
The ten years which fellow that ngu ure full of
dangers which de net threaten younger men
and women. This preparation gives tene te the
system, greatly expels Impurities nnd prevents
the outcropping of diseases the seeds of which
may have been sewn In carllerllfe. Why net
live out nil your days In health and strength.
JlylO-lmdAw
llucklen's Arnica Halve.
The Itest Salve In the world for Cut", Unifies,
Seres, Ulcers, Salt Itheum, Fever Boies, Teller,
Chapped Hands, Chllbulns, Hums and all Skill
Kriipliens, positively cures files, r.r no pay re
quired. It Is guaranteed toglvuperfects.itfsf.ic teglvuperfects.itfsf.ic toglvuperfects.itfsf.ic
tlen, or money refunded. Pilco 25 cents per
uex.
Korsale by Cnchmn. the Drugglit, 137 and 139
North Cuceu street, Ijinc.ister,
aster, ra.
(I)
The Inn cling Salesman
In nn Irreslsttble fellow, brim full of stories,
Jokes, courage, self-assurance nnd grit. Hels
very taking withnl. Ilurdeek Jlloed Hitter t nre
a very taking medicine; thoytuke everywhere,
unti are seiu every wnore.
Fer Hale liv H. H.
Cochran, druggist,
137 and 139 North Ouecn
street, jnuciuurr.
ritETTV WOMEN.
Ladles who would rctuln freshness aud lvac
ty. Don't fall te try ' Wells' Health itenewer."
J3)
Detectives nnd l'rlmle Odlrers.
Usually wear their badges of authority conceal
ed under their clothing, but Dr. Themnt' lMee
trie Oil wears Its badges in the form et printed
luhels attached te each and every bottle, se that
all may knew lis mission. It is given full nnd
complete authority te arrustall nclies and pniiis,
and docs Its duty every time. Fersalnby II. 11.
Cochran, druggist, 137 and 1X1 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
Wlint Threo Applications Did,
"I was troubled vcrv much with sote feet.
Threo applications of Themns' L'rleelrle Oil en
tirely cured them. Nothing better lu the mar
ket." Jacob Uiitlcr, Heading, l'u. Fersaluby
II. II. Cochran, druggist, 137nndl3U North Queen
street, Lancaster.
"UOUOH ON ITCH."
"Heugh en Itch" citrus humors, eruptions,
ringworm, tetter, salt lhcum, frosted feet, chli;
blalns. P)
A tlreat Discovery.
Sir. Win. Themas, of Newton, la, says: "My
wife has been seriously ntfected with a cough for
twenty-live vears, una this spring mero seveivly
than evor befere. She liad used many remedied
without relief, and being urged te try Dr. King's
New Discovery, did se, with most gratifying ie
suit. The first bettle relieved her very much,
nnd the second bettle has absolutely cured her.
She has net liad be geed health for thirty years."
Trial llettlcs Free lit Cochran's Drug Stele, 137
and 13NerthQ.ucenstrcct, Lancaster, l'u. Largu
slzell.UO. (C)
Nervous Debilitated Men
Yeu urn allowed a free Mai of thirty day of the
usu of Dr. Dye's Celebrated Voltaic licit with
Electric Suspensery Appliances, for the speedy
rellcfand permanent cure or Nerveus Debility,
less of Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred
troubles. Alse, for many ether diseases. Coin Cein Coin
plete ifstorutleu te health, vigor uud manhood
guaranteed. Ne risk is incurred. Illustrated
pamphlet, with full Information, terms, etc.,
mailed free by uddrcsslng Vel tale licit Ce., Mar
shall, Mich.
Out Deur Sperta.
With the opening of the season of outdoor
sports comes the time of treuble ler the peer
victims of Hay Fever and Hese Celd. Fer them
llowers have no odor, and the summer llttloer
no beauty. Te snuir, sneeze nnd wlpe their
wceplng eyes for three or four successive
months, this Is their pitiable portion. There is
no help iu sea-voyages, tbeiu is no help in high
mountain air. Hut thore lsn positive euro In
Ely's Cream Halm. Try It. If you contlnue te
suffer It is becuuse you neglect u remedy us sure
as It is cheap und pleasant. Jyl!J-i!wdeedl.w
Nospectllcferloculsklnnltmunts can cepe in
popular favor with Glenn's Sulphur Seap.
" Hill's Hair Dye," bluck or brown, iffty cents.
nu31wdced&w
LIFE FUESEKVEll.
If you lira losing your grip en Hfe, try ells'
Ueullti unnower, uoes aircci 10 wcuk spuis.
(3)
MOTHEHSt MOTHEUSH MOTUEKSIII
Are you disturbed at night nnd broken of your
rest by u sick child suffering and crying with
the excruciating pain of cutting teeth t If se,
go at once and get a bettle or Mrs. WINSLOW'fa
SOOTHING HVItUl". It will relieve the peer
little sufferer Immediately depend upon itj
there Is no mlstake about It. There Is net a
mother en curth who has ever used It, who will
net tell you at ouce that It will regulule the
bowels, und give rest te the mother, uud relief
and health te the child, operating like magic. It
Is perfectly safe te use In all cases, und pleasant
te the taste, und is the prescription of ene of the
eldest and best fomale physicians In the United
States. Sold overywhero. 25 cents a bettle.
maj-31-lydM,W,SAw
AG11EAT D1SCOVEUV.
The greatest discovery of the nineteenth con-
tnrvis Dr. Leslie's Sneelal l'rescrlntlen for sick
headache, which Is the discovery of nn eminent
Iihyslcluii nnd used by him for ever thirty years
efore giving it te the public, und It stands to
day without a Ural. Head udYertUeuient lu
unother column.
Never Give Up,
If you nre Buffering with low nnd depressed
spirits, less of appetite, general debility, dis
ordered bleed, weak constitution, headache, or
any disease or a bilious nature, by ull menus
Erecuru a bettle et Elcctlie lilttets. Yeu will
e surprised te see the rapid Improvement that
will fellow; seu will be inspired with new lire :
strength and activity will return ; jwiln und
misery will cease, nnd henceforth you will ro re ro
jeico In the pralse or Electric bitters, beldut
ttfty cents u bettle at Cochran, the Druggist, 137
and 13U North Queen street, Lancaster, l'u. (C)
"KOUGU ON PILES"
Cursllles or Hemorrhoids, Itching Protruding,
lllecdlng.Internal or ether. Internal and Ex
ternal ltemedy in each package Sure euro. (V0e.
Druggists. I3)
ITCHING PILES." SYMPTOMS I MOISTUUEI
Like perspiration, Intense Itehlug. werse by
scratching, most at night, seems if pin-worms
were crawling, " Htmyne't Ointment "it apleai
nt, 4urt cure, jauSS-MWEAw
UltOWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA.
IsthoinestotTectlvePalnDostroyerlnthewoild.
Will most surely qnlcken the bleed whether
taken internally or applied externally, and
thereby mera certainly ItELlEVE TAIN,
whether chroule or acute, than any ether pain
alleviator, and It Is warranted deuble the
sticngth or any similar preparation.
It cures pain lu the Side. Back or Bowels, Sere
Threat, Jtneumatism, xoeinacna auu au
ACHES, and is The Great lteltever of Pain.
IIUOWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA " should
be In ever)' family. A teaspoeuf ul et the Panacea
In a tumbler of iu t water (sweetened, if pre
furred, taken at Dedtlwe, will 1IUEAIE UP A
COLD, i3 cents a bettle.
irJMydM.W.Siw
The Kind e Like.
The medicine we most like is that whlclfdecs
IU werkiiulck and well. Uurdeek Jlloed JUlteri
are the quickest ktud or a cure for dyspepsia
and liver und kidney infections. Fer sale by H.
11. Cochran, druggist, 187 and ISO North Queen
street, Lancaster.
fniniwU T.tnuld Beet Toulo lmnurts strencth
I te body ana mmd. Tvkene ether, of drucgUu.
MEDIO ATm
MAM, v-
nUVOIUTB REMEDY.
TO GRATIFYHIS WEEE.
A Geed Keason for Happiness,
" Fer many years I have suffered from n com
plaint which the physicians called Gravel. 1
bad employed some of the most noted doctors
without obtaining any permanent relief, nnd for
along tlme my case was regarded ashopeU?si.
All who knew the circumstances said I must
die. Finally my wlfe Induced me te try ft bettle
of Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Hcmcdy,' whleh she
had somewhere heard of or scen advertised.
Without the slightest faith In It, but BOlely te
gratify her, 1 bought a bottle et n druggist In
our village, 1 used that nnd two or three bot
tles mere, nnd, te inaken long story short, I nn
new ns healthy a man ns there is In the country.
" Blnce then I have recemmended ' Favorlle
llcmedy' te ethers whom I knew te have suf
fered from Kldueynnd Ltver complaints nnd I
assure the public that the ' Favorlte Hemedy
has dene its work with a similar completeness
lu evcrystngla Instance, and I trust seme ether
sick nnd discouraged mortal may hear of Hand
try the Favorlte llcmedy,' as I did." IKuMnjr IKuMnjr
ten Menree, OattUU, JV. Y.
Don't Let a Foolish Prejudice ngalnst popular
medicines stand betn eon you and the health of
your wlfe, child or baby. Dr. Kennedy's 'Fa
vorite Hemedy ' u blessing. Ithas saved thou
sands, nnd it will help you. If you are sick from
troubles of the Kidneys, Hewels Liver and
Hloed.spond One Dellar for the King of Modi Medi
cincs. nngl-luioedAw
lUTICUHA. ItEMEMES.
ECZEMA
And Every Species of Itching and
Burning Diseases Cured
' byCuticura.
ECZEMA, or Salt Itheum, with Its agonizing
itching nnd burning, instantly relieved by
a warm bath with Cuticcra Biur, and a single
application of Cuticcra, the great Skin Cure.
lilt repeated dally, with two or three doses of
CirricmiA KtseLVKNT, the New Meed Purifier, t
keep thn bleed cool, the perspiration pure nnd
unirrltatliig, the bowels open, the liver and kid
neys active, will speedily euro Kezcma, Tetter,
Hlngwnrin, I'surlusls, Lichen, I'rurltus, Scald
Head, Dandruff, nnd every species or Itching,
Scaly nnd Pimply Humors of the Sculp and Skin,
when the best physicians and nil known lemo leme
dles fall.
Will McDonald, H2 Dearborn St., Chicago,
gratefully acknowledges a cure of Eczema, or
Snltltheum, en head, neck, face, arms and legs
fersnventeen ycurs ; net nble te walk eicept en
hands mid knees for one yenr; net nble te help
him el f for eight years; tried hundreds or reme
dies ; doctors pronounced his case hopeless
permanently cured by ClTlcriu Heselvixt
(bleed purifier) internally, and Cuticcra nnd
Cuticvra Seil- (the great skin cures) externally.
Chan. Houghten, 1J"I- lawyer, 28 Stale St.,
Hosten, reports a cuse of Eczema under his
olicervutloii for ten yeais, which covered the
patient's body and limbs, und te which nil known
methods of treatment had been npp'led without
benefit, which was completely cured solely by
the Ceticuiia ltkMimcB, leaving u clean und
healthy skin.
Mr. Jehn Thirl, Wllkesb.irre, l'n.. writes :" I
have suffered from Nil I itheum for ever eight
years, at times se bad that I could net uttend te
my business for weeksut a Utile. Three boxes
erCtiTitCRA and four bottles Ukselvjskt have
entirely cured me of this dreadful disease."
Sold br nil druauUts.
l'rlce: Cuticvra, (se cts.;
a cts. l'rcnarcd by the
Hkselvk.it, tl.iM ; SeAr, Vt cts.
reTTER unto Ann uiiehiuai. ie., jiosieii, jiub.
OCR TTT'Fi the Complexion and Skin by
DurVU using the CtrricuiiA SeAr.
"TIItED AND ACHING MUSCLES, crying
through countless nerves for rest and relief."
Llkauiunnii te the children of Israel lstheCc
TicuRA 1'LAsrKR te tin) tired, overworked, aching
miihcle. De net deny yeursell the comfort
afforded by this new, original and speedy nntl
date te pain uud Inllnmmatleu. At druggists,
23c. ; five ler l.l). Mailed free.
Hetter I) huh and Cheuical Ce., Hostex.
Sanferd's Radical Gere
FOR CATARRH.
WITCH HA7.KL. AMERICAN PINE. CANADA
FIK, MAltltiOI.D AND CLOVEK
HLOSSOMS.
AslnglndoieofSANFOItD'riltADICALCUItE
staniiv lelieves the most violent Sneezing or
Head Colds, clears the Head ns by liingle, steps
alery discharges fieui the Nose und Kyes, pie-
vents Kinging Noises In the Head, cures Ncr Ncr
veus Headache, and subdues Chills and Fevers.
In Chronic Catarrh It cleanses tne nusal pas
sages of foul mucus, testeres the senses of smell,
tnste and hearing when affected, trees the head,
threat and bronchial tubes or offensive matter,
sweetens and purities the breath, steps the
cough, and arrests the progress or Catarrh to te
wards Consumption.
One bettle ltadlcal Cure, ene box Catarrhal
SolvcntundEunrerd'slnhalcr, all In ene pack
age, or nil druggists ler (1.00. AskforbAN AskferbAN
FOitD'S KAUIUAL CUKE.
Hetter Hern ae Ciibuicax. Ce., Hostex.
Cellins' Voltaic Electric Plasters.
Forthe relief and prevention, the Instant It Is
applied, el Hbeiitiiatisiii, Neuralgia, bctsllca,
Coughs, Colds, Weak Hack, btemuch nnd How Hew
els, bhoeting I'eln, Numbness. Hysteria, re
male I'nlns, l'alpltatlen. Dyspepsii. Liver Cem.
plaint. Unions fever. Malaria, and Epidemics,
Use Cellins l'iasteis (an Electric Hattury com
bined with a Pereus l'laster) uud laugh lit pain.
2Je. t cry here. augl-lmW As.
-vyKAK. AND NEKVOUM
MEN
Who suffer from Nervous and Physical Debil
ity, Impotence, Exhausted Vitality und l'roma l'rema l'roma
tute Decline, and seek Perfect llcstoratlen te
Health, Full Manhood and Sexual Viger with
out Stomach Drugging, can ckiitaiwlv obtain it
in the "MAltST()N 1IOLUS." Diseases or the
Prostate Gland, Kidneys and Bladder, effectu
ally cured without instruments. Endorsed by
thousands who have been cured. Adopted in
hospitals and by physicians in Europe and
America.
4-VAUIOCr.LK cured without Burgcry.
Scaled Treatise and Testimonials Hee. Address
MABSTON REMEDY CO., or
DR. H.TRESKOW,
Ne. 4fl West Hth Stiect, New Yerk.
maylO-lyoed&w
pKUAM BALM.
ELY'S
CREAMBALM I
ELY'S CUEAM HALM Cleanses the Head.
Allays Imllammatlen. Heals the Seres, lie
stores the Senses of Tnste, Smell, Hearing. A
Quick Uellef A Posttlve Cure. j
Apurtlcle is applied into each nostril nnd Is
agreeable te use. l'rlcu 50 cents by mull or ut
Druggtsts. Sen for Clreular.
ELY HltOTHEUS,
Druggists, Osn ego, N. Y.
julySMyeed&lyvr
GUAY'H Bl'KCIl'IO MEDIOINK.
The Great English P.emedy. An unfailing
cure for lmpetency und all Diseases that fellow
Less of Momery, Universal Lassitude, Pain in
. itnnir liiiniieaii nf Villen. Promature Old
Age, and many ether diseases that lead te In
sanity or Consumption and a Premature Grave,
full particulars in our pamphlet, which we de
sire te send Jrce by mall te everyone. This Spo Spe Spo
clfle modlcine is sold by all druggists at $1 per
neckaee. or six packages for ta, or will be sent
Ireo by mall en receipt of the im ney, uy aa
dressing the agent, ......
II.T1. COCHRAN, Druggi't, Sele Agent,
Nes. 137 and 139 North Que-:, street, Lancaster,
l'a.
On ucceunt et counterfeits, we have adopted
the Yellow Wrapper t the only genuine.
THE GUAY MEDICINE CO.,
lluffale. N. Y,
A FTKIt ALL) OTUKHS FAIL,
U.JL. OOBBULT
DR. LOBB,
NO. S3) North Fifteenth street, below Callewhtll
street, Philadelphia. Cures all Diseases or both
sexes. Twenty tears Experience. Consultations
by NEliVOUS AND SPECIAL DISEASES.
New book lust out. Send ter IU
Hours 11 a. in. Ull 2 n. in., and 7 p. m.te 10 p. m'
Heeks free te the afflicted. fjb'JiHyd&w
CONSUMITION-I HAVE A POSITIVE
remedy for the above dlseusn; by its use
thousands of cases of the worst kind or long
standing have been cured. Indued, se stienir is
my tultli In Its cfllcacy that I will send TWO
BOTTLES FUKE, together witha valuuble trca trca
tlse cm this disease te uny sullerer. Give express
uud P. O. address.
OU. T. A. 8LOCUM,
Junte Cmdued&Gmw 181 Peail bt.. N. Y.
M
ANUOOD RESTORED.
KUMEDY FltEE.
A victim or youthful Imprudence causing Pre
mature Decay, Nervous Debility, Lest Manhood,
Ac, having tried In vatn every known remedy,
bes discovered a simple self-cure, which he will
send rutc te ms isuew sunerers.
Address,
J. II. BEEVES,
13 Chatham St, .Hew Yerk City,
jea;tlcxWyw
xAcatirsMT.
Peerless Traction
I'OKTAHLK Oil BTATIONAIli-
ENOINES, BOILERS AND SEPARATOIIS,
REPAIRINO, and nil kinds or Machinery,
Contracts taken and nil work such as kept nnd
done In any
Machine Shep.
Call en eraddress,
Ezra F. Landis,
Works-NO. 630 te 837 NOttTU CUEKUT BT.,
Lancaster, l'a.
ml9-Cmcedw
E
NQINB AND BOILKH WOKKa
BEST
Steam Engine
-AND-
BOILER WORKS. .
AS WB HANDLE OUR OWN GOODS,
HAVE NO AGENTS,
CAN INSUKK OUH PATItONH LOW THICKS
AND UOOD WOHK.
BOLLERS.
Vertical and Hnrlzental.Tubular, Flue, Cylinder,
Marine, Deuble-Deck and Portable.
rUUNACE-WOUK, HLAST-PIPES, STACKS,
Ac., Ac
TANKS for Water, Acids and Oil.
HOISTING ENGINES.
ENGINES.
Vet Ileal and Horizontal. Stationary, from two
te sixty horse-power.
PortAble Engines, en Wheels and Sills : Six
Sizes 4, 6, 8, 10, IS and 9 horse power.
SAW MILLS.
Peny Mills and Large Mills. Hark Mills
Cob Mills.
Leather Hellers, Tan Packers, Tripple Gearing
for home power.
PUMPS.
Helt and Gear Pumps j Mining Pumps; Cem
blncd Pumps and Heaters.
f!nrl1HfniTnl llnnn. Kfftfim I'amn.
lieanng, runeys, ny nuecis, uiainp
,. ....,..... . . , . -. ,..
Hexet,
Hangers, Couplings, Cellars. Steel Steps nnd
lings, unuars, eieei isiepi
TOi, I'liuey 1'iaics, lacKing uexes, uiu
ev I'laies. I'ackinu uexes. J
Spindles, Mill Uushlngf, Ac, Ac, Ac.
PIPES.
Wrought Iren, for (las, Steam and Water. Cost
Iren Pipes.
Heller Tubes, Well Casting.
FITTINGS.
Fer Water nnd Steam, Volvos, Cocks, Steam
Gauges, (lauge Cocks, Glass Water Gauges,
Safety Valves, Whistles. Globe Valves,
Governors, Pntent Self-Feeding Lu
bricators, Glass Oil Cups, Glass
Tubes, Injectors or
boiler Feeders.
PACKING Hemp, Asbestos, Gum and Fiam-
bage.
HELTING-Gnra, Cotten and Lcather.
CASTINGS Heavy nnd Light Iren and Hreas.
Heller Iren, Sheet Iren, liar Iren,
and Steel.
HEATERS
Fer Dwellings, Schools and Public Hulldlngs.
STEAM HEATING.
Estimates, Drawings and Pattern Werk fur
nlshcd at Jtcasonable Hates.
if Ilepalrlng promptly and carerully at
tended te. Address,
Jehn Best & Sen,
NO. 333 E4ST FULTON STREET,
LANCASTElt, PA.
JanlS-lydAw
iraz-t vAVKit.
-riTINDOW SOKKENS.
Wire Window Screens
Have beceme it very important mattcrin house
keeping, nnd nobody should be without then.
The price Is within reach or all, und when put
up properly will last you ter years. Wemuke
them se they need net be removed In opening or
closing shutters or windows. Plain Wire, 40c,
Mc, eec, Gic, 7ec, "5c, 60c, S5c, oec, ll.oe a pair up.
Landscape, 1.23, 1.40, 11.50, J1.5I. I1.7S u pair up,
according te slxe. Dixirswtth corners, springs,
hinges, etc, conipleto.
We have udded largely te our stock et
WALL PAPERS
Within the last ten days, bought irem recent
sales lu Eastern markets, comprising all grudes
et goods. Hanging in best manner.
Alse a choice line or LACE CUKTAINS.
rMore closes nt 6 p. in., except Saturdays.
Phares . Fry,
Ne. 67 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
LANCASTElt, PA.
HVECTA CLEH.
QUPKBIOIl
SPECTACLES
AND-
EYE-GLASSES.
Microscopes, Flold Glasses, Ilarometors, Tele
scopes, Magle Lanterns, Thermometers. Draw
lng Instruments, Philosophical and Chemical
Apparatus. List and Descriptions et our Ten
Catalogues sent FEEE en application.
QUEEN & CO.,
NO. ffM CHESTNUT ST.
mart-lydiw
PHILADELPHIA
UXliEJlTAKJKa.
TTNDERTAKING.
UNDERTAKER,
Cor. Seuth Qq'ccd and Vine Streets,
LLHOABTSB, VX.
Personal attention given te all orders. Every
thing in tne undertaking line lurniBnea,
JlttVll
chanle,
Having secured the servlces et a first-class nte
i, l am prepared te ae au kinds or upnei.
stertnir at very moderate nrlces.
All kinds of
rurnlture Upholstered. Give me a call,
L.
R. ROTE.
lanlO-tfd
watcues, etc.;
-TfTATOHEH, OLOUKS AND JEWELRY.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN PU1CES OK WATCHES, CLOCKS. AND
JBWELUY,u
LOUIS WEBE'S, Ne. 159 1-2 North Queen Street,
Opposlte City Hetel, near Pa. 11. It. Depot.
Correot tlme at neon dally from Washington,
D. C. Watches and Clocks repaired, regulutea
andadjusted.
"DENNA. OIOARS FROM
L00 PER
X Hundred up, at
HAUTMAN'S
YELLOW
FUONT CtQAB
STOK,
LiUMMEM CLOTHING.
HAGER &
LIGHT -
SUMMER
READY
Caseimore Suits, Litien Suits, Pongeo Coats and Vests, Alpaca Coats, Plain
Linen Pants, Oorkserow Suits, Sergo Coats and Veats, Soersuokor Coats
and Vests, Whlle Vests, Fancy Vests, Llnen iDuaters,
Mohair Dusters, &e., &c, &c.
Furnishing Goods.
Summer Noekwoar, Gauze Undorwear, Fancy Flannel Shirts, Balbriggan
Underwear, Half-Hose, White Shirts, Feathor-Weight Drawers, &e.
HAGER & BROTHER,
25 WEST KING STREET.
rMlKAV
BTOKli
Carpets and Mattings,
AT
METZGER & HAUGHHAN'S,
EltOM LATE AUCTION SALES AT VEIXY LOW l'KICES.
Mattings,
Oarpote,
Carpets,
Mattings,
Mattings,
Carpets,
Alse, LAllUE LOT Or
WHITE COUNTERPflES,
from the late Great Auction Sale In New Yeik, at esc., 75c., $1.00 nnd mil te 13 00.
GOOD 11AKOA1N8 at
letzger & Haughman's Cheap Stere,
43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER, PA.
- lietween the Cooper IIouse and Serrel Herse Hetel.
nOWEKS & UURHT,
26 and 28 North Queen Street.
ONE PRICE !
THE LOWEST !
JUSTOJ'ENED NewSatlncs, New IJatlsles, New TcrcaUs, New Prints. Itemnants In Can
ten Flannel, elegant quality as low as 5c. per yard, ltcmniiiitsln Muslins, best quality Oic. per
yard. Ladles' llalbrlggnn Hese, extra geed, n bargain at 25c. Our 60c. Corset, we knew, beats an y y y
Ihlngforwcarandcemfortthatlsoirercd anywhere. '
Men's Unlnundried Shirts ntfjOc, worth a great deal mere. Yeu will say se after having tried
thorn. Others have done se. Men's Ealbrlggan Undershirts, very fine uud very light, allslzes.
long and short sleevcs. ' '
BOWERS & HURST,
NOS. 26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET. - - Lancaster, Pa.
VJ-KXT DOOll TO TUK UOUItT 1IOUHK.
FAH N ESTOCK'S:
SEVEUAL
BLACK SILKS I
JUSTOrENKD,atfl.M).ll.l2,fLStandlI.W.
offered. Alse LUI'IN'b 1ILACK OAHHMKItE and
full Lines at All rnccs,
AlseLUl'IN'S 11LACK
Jerseys I Jerseys 1 1 Jerseys 1 1 1
At 50c , 75a, 1.0P, 11.23, f 1.50. --0t, fiw, up.
R. E. FAHNESTOCK
Next Doer te the Court IIouse, Lancaster, Pa.
HILXEUWAllE.
H.
Z. KHOADS.
ATTENTION
We would call attention of purchasers te the very flne and com
plete line of modorate prlced Ladles Geld Watches, very much In
demand Just at present, and we are well prepared te meet that de
mand. We also have Geld and Silver Watohes In a great variety of
Btyles and at the low prices brought about by the long depression of
the tlmes.
Our Nickel Watohes at 86.00 are geed watohes for the money,
and are going off very fast.
We reoeivod the ethor day a large invoieo of all the latest novel
ties In Silver Jewelry, Oxydlzed, etc, very pretty and worth see
ing ; would be pleased te have you call and soe them.
H. Z.
LANCASTElt, PA.
B
OOKtS AND STATIONERY.
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
OFFEU AT LOWEST miGES,
Blank Beeks, Writing Papers, Envelopes, Writing Fluids and Inks,
HOLLAND'S GOLD PENS,
steel Pens. Lead Pencils, Pecket Heeks, BUI Beeks, Letter Beeks, and an Assortment of Fine and
' Staple Stationery.
x AT THE SIGN OF THE BOOK.-W
NOS. 15 and 17 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
uevaEVVRXisiiLsa uoeds.
$
HIRK'S CARPET HALL.
CARPETS!
BEOPEN1NQ OF
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
Wn nr nnw tirAnnrnd tn show the
trade the
iiu m2 s Til HlE.PLY AlMVoel aim " nualltlea of IN-
owrfmanufacture a BPectallly. Special Attention paid te the Alaiiiilacture of CUSTOM 0AUPET8.
.I WM.T1INH VK iVKTM.
AlseaFull Line Of OIL CLO 1113, IIUOS, WINDOW mi4UM,i,ui"'"iH
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
Oer. West Ktej? and
xtnr noem.
BROTHER.
WEIGHT
CLOTHING
- MADE.
Carpets,
Mattings,
Mattings,
Carpets.
Yeu will get
NEW GOODS !
SI'ECIAL LOTS
BLACK SILKS I
Decidedly the
Decidedly the Hest Silks lei the money ever
IIENUIETTA CLOTHS for Jieurnln
i. U1.UI ia ler aieurnini- i-i
I'urpescs.
CAbUMEIlE SHAWLS Deuble and bfngl
e.
RHOAD8,
Ne. 4 West King Street.
1WOK8.
CARPETS!
Largest and Best Selected Line of Carpets ever ex.
I1II IUH ArUUlIlIf H1HKUB Ul hums 4Hi. -
-AT-
War Bts., Lancaster, Pa.
(Bbsj-iuiaaw
nun
slv ,
9:00 nnd HiJe a. m, knSSiSsBfSS ,
8m and 10.O0 a. in. and lltH
j j .l!-,
I KilANON AND LANC.
Kiniv ,kii,i;iAI).
ARRAHOratlrt 0 f A
SUNDAY. MAT 3WT,
NOHTHWAUD,
. . A. 1.
Lebanon s.ie
Arrive
Cornwall mi
Manhcim...... 7:n
LancaMer...... C:t7
Elng hu Lane. a4)
Leave. w-
T SOUTIIWAIID.
JAibauen, 7:a)
uinwiui 7:31
Manhelm s-iii
Lancaster.,,,., 8:1
Arrive.
KlngSL, Lane. 8.4I,
raBRivR
-zmw&m
W"Wls"i.rIIWlHL I ,e".,
. i-1 j . r . t
wwc7-" m
a ' mm
Use tat- Mi-i. H
12:0 5 j eh &g cr
T.H. P.M. A.K. .,.
t.u. t.m. x.tt. fvfc 'Jh
iron 7je i:M'' .imiU
. TM (Mt as
1:11 B.19 tM -&&.
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w Ms a, Mr .a
u it sha-x irm, s upt. a M c. i Mi. Ht si
aena Ktw, Bui t. P. AIL R. K. aii.vam$ v"
T r . t it
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AHIIANOEMENT
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taresxas lIMUISiU-i
BUND r,MAT3l,i5.
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f. i.
T. . A. lb "$
Keadlng
ARRira.
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Marietta Junction ,!!!!! tJ5
Chlcklcs "" i
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Lancaster (Ulnir fitrrnti.. tin
llUO
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X.EATS. . ,.
SO TIirrAHD,
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100
P.M.
e:i ...'Wi'M
Marietta Junction. ,,.,,. -m
Chlckles... ........ .,.,..,.. e-st
Celumbfa , eg
:iw
2(t
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iJUHUHlVi.t ...t. U'ls
LnncaslerlKlngStteet)., .
Uuarrj'vllle ;., 10.20
A. V-
2-05
....
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EWv
930
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r.u.
r. x
r. v.
1 rains cpnnec at Rending 'Mrith trains te
..hi. Hum unuiiuif iu, i-ettsviiie, llarnsliurg, '. t
Allentown, and Ni v Yerk, yla Eeund Broek. s't&O
liOUlO. iiT'i'lU
At Columbia wit trains te nnff from Yerk, ;s f?2
"WTi yl T.Kroderickandllalttnierer' &$
ruiiSiSm J wiui iratna 10 ana Kore VB-ftfi
At Manhcim with rains te and from Lebanon.' -iljt'J'y
nnjincMKiriiun. ion ivltu trains te and from n'iSS'V,lf
LancasterandQuai yvllle. """"" "iiui Tgi,
1 On day yTy,,i
stre3eft,y8Qa,:ttmT?7ii ft!'1!"- Ca"ar Kt AfS
AHlV0.I.'?ai,.f n'. k-10 m- 6- P- m. XM?K
uuiir-ijuiuuiK, -u a. in , sje p. va.
Arrtve Lancaster. King street; 9.X) a. m..KJW
P-mj Quarry vllle, .wp.ra. w
april 11-lydAw
A.lt.,riLSON,Bnpt.
PENNSYLVANIA. KAILHOAD SCttKD-
.iTirE!rB.,le,a!.2I'anP 'eriMia leare and arrlT
at Philadelphia as f tews:
Learn
Leave
WESTWARD.
News Express t
Way Passengert....
MafltralnviaMtJe
Ne. 2Mn!l truint....
Niagara Express....
Hanover Accem....
Kast Line Dallyf,. ..
frudericlc Accem..
Lancaster Accem..
liarrisburg Accem.,
Columbia Accem...
liarrisburg Express
Chi. ft Cln. Express.
Western Express t
Pacific Express f ... .
EASTWARD.
Phll'a Express!....
EastLtne..
liarrisburg Express
Lanc'r. Accem., ar..
Columbia Accem....
Seashore Express...
Johnstown Expressl
dally except Sunday
Sunday Mall
Dav Exnresst
Philadelphia.
4.3). ra.
t-M "
7:00 "
via Columbia.
7.wa. in.
via Columbia.
11-7) a. m.
iaCclnmbia.
via ML Jey.
LIS p. m,
4.40
6 40
8O0
10(4
1120 "
Leavn
I.annaiter.
c.: a. ra.
i-JW -9.31
9 ' "
ftW -8AS
iUOp. te.
8; 10 -
2M
SJ1
7-JO -7:40
-10:41
11:10 a. m.
1S '
Arrive at
Philadelphia.
4SBJ "
S.3S "
10- -
vfa. Mt. Jey.
11:45 a. a.
815 p.m.
SM "
B45
KM -
Lanivuster.
&27 "
4-05 '
S.10 "
XM
9iH) '
12 M p. va.
2.05 '
s.-oe
413
liarrisburg Accem
6 13
The Marietta Acce iinedm inn lc&rn rni ,n hi.
.
at 11:45 a. m., reachh g Marietta at 1S.-01. Lflaves
Maiietta at 3.13 p. m and arrives at Columbia at
at 3J0 : also leaves at b-6 and arrives at &-50.
- ?Je 1 orf.AccemmodaUon leares Marietta at
7:10 and arrives at Ltacaster at 8:00, connecting
with liarrisburg Express at 8.10.
The Frederick Acoemmodallon, west, connect
ing ju .Lancaster wlrt fast Line, west, at2tp.
m.,wlll run through te Frederick-.
The Frederick Accommodation, east, leares
Columbia aci23 and reaches Lancaster at IL&5
p. m. IV
The LancastcAccommedatlon, East, lea ves
liarrisburg at bi, m. and arrives te Lancaster
at;):35n. m.
Hanover AcAti.
ndatlen. west, eennectlnrat
irfincaier-i
run threua
tributorTe1Iu?,i1-w.1
rast Liniw "t tute city at the pe,na:ged, will
... ....- v,ij ui luopeanagcea,!
vvas apiwlnted Bp!cia?u
In ll,lrtl,. 1.- ""- "- X
Mtj?f,JL'Sk.was apiwlnted bc!.
t The bury trains VesWent Arthur, and c.
the MaU train west ruu. Jl,3&
i-fORNWAIil. AND ?Z?uU,J
J COLEUUOOK VALLKi"'8'
a.,,, 'II . V1L
Trains leave Lebanon dall v
at 6 M a. m., 1J-.30 and 7 J) p. m.
Arrive at Cornwall at 6.49 a. m., 11-40 p. in. and
40 n. m.: at Conewsze at 7SO a. m.. 1 A3 and H.-99
p.m., connecting -Hh ihe Pennsylvania rail.
read ler points east and west.
H( CTDWABC.
Trains leave Conevgo st 7;3rt a. nu 8J and
8.S5 p. m.
Arrlve at Cernwaf i S:0G a. m., 4:18 and 9-05 p.
m.; nt Lebanon at 8 te a, ni., 430 and t.13 p. m.,
connecting at Lebat m with Philadelphia, and
Keadlng railroad fet telnts east and west, and
the Lebanon and T rment Branch for Jones
town, Plncgroveanil TremeuL
The 60 a. m. train will slop only at Cornwall
Colebrook and liellaue.
OAJtlUAttES,
QTANDARD OAHRIAQK WOltK.
Edward Edgerley,
FINE CAHIUAOE BUILDER,
MAKEET STltEET IlKAU Or POSTOFriCE,
LANt .VSTElt, PA '
A LAU3K STOCK: VT
BUfi&IES & CAEBIA&ES
Comprising the Iciest Styles and tne-tt Ele
gantly Finished, -t (SREATLY I111DU0ED
rltlCES. If you widi te purchase a geed aril-
cle, my work Is dei laedly the cnuupest In the
state.
MOTTO-"FAIH )KALINQ AND IIONEST
WOItK."
47Dnn't fall te moeuroge geed work. All
Werk FULLY WA .iltANTED. Lewest Prices
for UEPA1UINQ AND EBP-UNTlNO. One set
of workmen especlUly employ"d for that pnr
pose. PLKASE CA I.t, AND EXAMINE.
nev3Gtfd&w
-VTOKBEOK & IHLETf.
LANCASTER
CARRIAGE WORKS.
Norbeck k Miley, Prep's.
COUNEll DUKE J-ND VINE STKEETS, LAM
C.lSTEB, P4.
THE LA11QI.ST AND CHEATEST
RETAIL WORKS!j
IN THE (J1TY OE COUNTV.
WE CAN AND BO BELL A3 MNB A
VEHICLE
AS ANY OTIIKD 11UILDE11
FAll JlKLQWjr
Hew we de It isa mystery, but a , vftlt tee
ractery, and sccini the hyswm we lave aaejve
veu will net wend ir, v
Patronlre theso bat tett- 9?r J400! Vy
......, ,a v... ., inr (. null iv ill nn lulu ill a suii.i
nHher iKilllrtlnll. .-.
We beast of eurl WHEELS, sa they cannot ! i
OXCVllUU, ,, -T7'-iJ,
... , v f. wn li't'finir n . 4
... .-r.--..-V;tVav;
PINE SECOND-HAND WOWt :
CONSISTING
Q OF 11U001B8. vnJflQVvM
,, whlca will b wa 't. vrTvi
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