r Wit orc$i JJipuMiran. S. E. WENK, WEDSKSDAY MAKSIM, NOV. 10, 1888. CONGRESSIONAL OFFICIAL. The Return Judges for this (25tb) Congressional District met at Kiltau uing yesterday and catnasaed the rote of the district. Following are the of ficial figures: Maffett, St. Clair, Rep. Kus. ArmKtroiiR. Clarion Forest Indiana JOti'crSOU .... 3(45 UtTiu lif.7 3!Hi7 3l7 ToUl UHZ2 12700 MaiTetfa Majority 1622 R. P. llunior, Pro., received 3S9 votes in Armstrong county, bis home, 189 in Clarion, 314 in Indiana, 2 in Jelluraun. It i plain to everr man who cau tee anything that Mr. WnllVa candi dacy injured rather thau helped the Prohibition campaign. Some people inspected from the beginning that such would be the result of a cauvass by a man who was one part temperance re form and nine parts personal revenge. ; Ose of the uioBt gratifying results of the late elections is the carrying of IodidDi by the Republicans, who elect their state ticket by safe pluralities, ait i roalte a gain of three Congress -rneaf The legislature is still in doubt, stiil there may be some contests, as it is bound to be close on one side or the other. Count Indiaua for Blabe in 1838. Pennsylvania's Congressional d 1 cgatiun holds its wu in politic standing, being twenty Republicans nnd eight Democrats. We lose the '26th and 12th districts, and gain the 21st by electing MeCullough, and the 20ih by the election of John Patton of Clearfield, over J. K P. Hall of Elk.. The exait complexion nf the oest Congress cannot be ascertained at present, but the Democratic major ity has been greatly reduced, and will perhaps not be over 8 or 10 at the outside. The hiatory of the first year's oper tion of the marriage license law is full of interesting incidents. One result is very noticeable. It has increased the revenues of the Jersey parsons who live near the Pennsylvania line. Iu Camden the Roraau Catholic clergy men refuse to marry hasty couples from Philadelphia, but many of the protectants are not so conscientious. One parson stayed home during hi summer vacation and made some $300 in fees. Another has cards, giving his residence and minute directions how to get there distributed on all (he fer ryboats plying between Philadelphia and Camden. Blizzard. It is now ten years since Blaine has been a standing Presidential candidate, Ilia popularity seems to grow by the opposition to him. Those who dwlike him are few, bitter and have lost more happiness and composure merely in attacking him than he has iu submit ting to their attack. Ilia political opponents, as well as his friends, can admire the gentility of hit address. The soft answer which turns away wrath he has excelled by not answer iug at all. He leaves to small minds and forked tongues the ruouotnny of ' their abuse, and gees at bis work as a party leader, an organizer and publio orator with a calumets and a glow which is one of the healthiest expiess ions of the p'eseot day. Gath'a Let ter iu Cincinnati Enquirer. It is too bad the way J.hn Jarrett and other bold, bad protectionists went out into Horizontal Bill Mnrri eou's district aud started the ball a rolling that eventually ran over Mr Morrison aud crushed the political life nut of him. The Democratic Free Trade newspapers and Mr. M prison's friends are complaining about it, and eay that Jarrett and the Pennsylvania Protectionist iitiirhl to be ashamed of their w.irk. Perhaps they are. IVr haps they feel ahamed because they didn't help to bury Morrison so deep (hat he would uever have been heard of again. At leant that is what they should have done. But the Democ racy should realize that the Pennsyl vania, Protectionists had a right lively J.Ule tight on baud in their nwo biate, aud the fact that they found time to gu outside end knock out Mr. M-rri mm ia verv much to their credit. The ... ' r tt I ; .. ...j UepOr.llCHUB l 1 eiuijiM' mcu h-ii iliev are. eiDcted to carry every Scare iu the Uuiju. but they tre will - ng lo try. the hiJes off the Free traders. Cuauncf.v Forwaku Black's name has been changed to Chauncey Back ward Black. "We have met the enemy," says the Democratic Buffalo Courier, "and the most numerous parts of us are his." The Massachusetts mugs wurr.ped as usuul, but in vaiu. The stone fence is xtill standing and the Mugwump head did not prevail against it. Colonel William Hadley Bak Ni'M will nut break into the United States Senate from Connecticut this year. This particular Baruuin hns no show. TllK tariff linker is not as handsome as he was, but the man who says he doesn't know a good deal more is iu danger of being called a liar and a villain. Ppeakek Caklisj.e's majority got shaved dowu to a trifle t.ver 700 iu a cTstrict which two years ago gave him over 6000. The iustrumeut used was a protection rrzr. Tue state of Iudiaua had no use fur the Democrats this year. The vote out there indicates that Uucle Ji-a McDonald was the only Democrat iu the slate who voted. The Pre) dent ia receiving no call ers nowadays except those bavii g act ual public busiuess to attend to. Like all the other Democrat, Mr. Cleve laud has nothing to say The Wiscousiu Republicans made heavy gaius in Postmaster Geneial Vilas' home. It is more thau likely, in view of thin, that Mr. Vilas' Bvua torial boom will be sent to the dead letter office. "How about 1883?" asks that cheerful Democratic organ, the Wash ington Pott Well, esteemed contem porary, 225 electoral votes fur Blame is about the tize of 1888 at viewed from this latitude. The President turned one Demo cratio office-holder iu Missouri out of bis place for pernicious activity, and a week later the country, acting on his example, turned out several hun dred others. Mr. Cleveland's policy in this line seems in be an uumitigat ed aud vociferoua success. Meanwhile it must be borne iu mind that while Secretary Bayard is greatly pleased" with Envoy t3edg wick's official report, he studiously de dines to make the document public. Mr, Bayard's refusal to take thecun trv into his confidence threatens to rank as the greatest feat of his career us a diplomatist. RENEW HEU YOUTH. Mis. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson. Clay Co., Iowa, tells the following remarkablo story, the truth nf which ia vouched for by the resid- nts of the town: ' I am 73 yeara old, have been troubled with kidney compiaim nnn lameness lor many year; could not dress myaelt without help. Now I am free from all pain and soreness, and am able to do all niv own houajwork. I owe my thanka to lilec.trie II. t tors for hav ing renewed my youth, and removed com pletely all disease and pain." Try a bot- tlo, only 50c, at Bovard'a Drug Store. ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH. Ilardly a week passes without the men tion by the newspapers of sudden deaths.and of lute the alarming frequency of the state ment that death was caused by rheumatism or neuralgia of the heart cannot fail to have been noticed. In all probability many deaths attributed to heart disease are caused by these terrible diseases, which are far more dangerous than is generally considered. Is there any positive cure T The best answer to such a question is given by those who tyue been cured by the use of Alhlophoroa. Greenfield, Maw., May 19, 1886. I Lave been troubled with rheumatism in one of my knees for years, being at times laid up for several davs. Athlophoros has entirely cured me. It has also cured two friends of mine who were the worst casea I ever saw, one of them a young man only 16 years old, who was so bad the doctors gave him up. Two bottles of your remedy entirely cured him. Geo. W. Spubr, Mgr Diamond Soap Co. October 14, 1885. Two bottles of Athlophoros cured me of inflammatory rheumatism. My family 1hysician advised me to take it, saying he md done all he could, but could not give mo any relief; but Athlophoros drove it away, and 1 am happy to say it has never come back. My daughter was also cured by half a bottle after suffering the pangs of rheumatism. Mrs. Jake Downey, 21 Pleasant St., Waterbury, Conn. Northampton, Mass., May 21, 1883. For many years I have been subject to rheumatism in its worst forms. During my lat aiepe of sickness I was induced to try Athlophoros, and found it to be all it claimed to be, a cure for rheumatism. Levi I. Clark. .verv druggist should keep Athlophoros and Athlophoros Pills, but where they can not be bought of the druggist the Athlo phoros Co.i 112 Wall Bt., New York, will send either (carriage paid) on receipt of regular price, which ia (1.(0 per bottle for Atlilophoros and 60c.. for Pills For liver And lrlilrwv flitt.ahj.fi. rlvimririii In. digestion, weuknuv, uervou Ueiiilliy, dtaeiu-ei taeUM.ll of women. t-oiiKtipution, In'iiOaiiie, luiiiuje ,,luo1 4o- Athloj.horua I'ilU are wit-qualed. ' S : TIIIS PAPER PiSTJS Advertising Iiiuvau 00 Spruce hi ), whi re ndvcrli-lTipr. Thk ides of Novemhir took Pennsylvania's Official Vote. The following table gives the official vote of Pennsylvania in all hut four counties, Butler, M ntour, Philadel phia and Westmoreland. Iuthecethe pluralities are given from the official. It will be observed that Beaver's plu rality is 42,333, which the revised ro torus will alter but a trifle if any : Totnl vote. Pluralities COUNTIES. u- M . y 2 S e S " a 5 a ec Adams ." tjs-w; si: i:tt.' 4:il Allegheny... 2777U SOW 2"l fist Armstrong . W7 Wi S 7-'W Heaver id I SO l-mnj 17H K'H8 ) ted ford :W 3'H Berks WW l"' 6m) lilair fiu:t 4KXi! tM7 Hradlord 7HK) 3Hrt! 4:l 3H Hucks 7478 77371 31! 'XV Hutlcr Cambria 3H.V) I!IMI 3.i 1101 Cameron MR ".VKH a 117 i iirbon 2H0.1 :UM 2.1.i 701 Centre 3!79 4.TJO l!Hl S. Client er 1004.SiMM.il 12l 3ft!)7 Clarion 2:WJ 3470 2.VJ loss CW'Rrfieln.... 3H1' fl3l7 W3 1501 Clinton 2273 SWt 1H3 (0 Columbia.... l74j 4Hi7 2lti 232-S Ciawlord 04iM 6337 1103 11X17 Cumberland 417 HH'iO 4 803 Dauphin 7sffl fi3Ji 2 1120 Delaware.... 04OtS 4030 6t4 2370 Klk 1024 1704 24 (ISO Krie ' 7fl 9!1 1422 Kavette 04s.i 5750 2"5 Korent 607 142 1V Franklin 6120 4"7 '2W 750 Fulton K40 1 18 04 282 Greene 2157 a.i(.t io 143(1 Huntingdon 734 a34 174 fOO In.liana 4171 v!i64 378 2117 JenVr-on 303K 2713 W7 325 Jiiniatta 1707 17.V2 3(1 ....... 45 Lackawan'a 6t4 fS2it 11M8 345 Lancaster.... 18724 0143 7.(2 Ri81 Lawrence ... 3431 1084 6"9 1747 Irfilmnon 4932 vfliifi .129 I960 Lchiyh 574o 7700 172 H'61 Iitiserne 1057.9 12030 7S 2057 l.vcoinins... 4793 0201 450 1408 McKean ...... ssl 1985 4"6j 890 Mercer 5311 1 4479 73:! 8;ti Mifllin 2005) 199 137 11 Monroe 43j 2SHB 53, 1053 M'titgomcry 10930 10442 011 4SS Montour 084 Nrthanipton 6877 948j 20) 3007 N'thumbTd 4 1(58 5341 ! 394 873 Perrv 2H80 2709 144 111 Fhilud'lpliiii 89!'50 03V0 3807 26100 Pike 400 1007 IK 6o7 Potter 190.'! 1505 211 458 Hchuvlkill... 9725 111681 643 1443 Snyder 070 1315 86 755 Somerset 4235 2122 290 2113 Sullivan 624 1139 59 615 Susquchana 42117 3C42 050 1195 Tiofia 5219 2359 443 2800 Union 2049 1400 179 643 Venango.... 3574 322 1127 342 Warren 3459 2414 810 1045 Washington 6003 6973 633 030 Wavne 2518 2091 649 173 WpHtin'rel'd 549 Wyoming... I860 1870 4 York 7595 10087 453 2492 Total.... 397153 35-1007 29450 79404 37071 Beaver'a plurality ..42333 OFFICIAL VOTE OF FOREST COUNTY, POLLED NO- VKMBEK 2d, 1886. ?Tr 6-'JH r 5 "3 n : - O H 2: ! i 2? -i I ic -i i. s m l-i 'ail w 5l S3gSS55ili a '"uoi-t r i f tqsfelaS H 'hi-uox S S)M S.S s t i '.'0lt"'JH ac m. -i j. -ti ,r i. In ua,J ? C Cl li J 5' 4 C K, (IV'AWlSi H 1 aassggggat! a a ls s s sas s as ! h 'ouog 3 i (f 'uohiioaois' "H Wll' N J 'fillllOI l?IIinpinj (f 'unniMOfi SI Si " H 1 if ?l V V? C TP S-l-l ..... ,,.-q.,., J H 4.- -.4-1; It I - en Oi fi -i ti ""t 'UBUI3OJjl 5 "H 'uml3!ti,ve . "uittoDi i- - I '"11 '.wojjoiv n 'hii8j1ik j uos!iiv Majori?iks Heaver over Black Vsd, Davles over Itlcketta 148. Morris over Ilreuneu 148, (Stewart over Africa 145, Oaborne over KtevetiHon 15S, Matlotl over Sr. Ciair 135. Younp: over Wilson 183, KantlalTover Howinan B8, FitzLfenilvl over Molcinan 63, Whittokin over Collins 040, Morrow over Siir'ins 7. S. I). Irwin received one vote for Surveyor. Houston, Green bank canoidnte for Governor re ceived 10 votes in Hickory, 1 in Kinaley. 5 In Tioneata boro, 2 in Ttoneatu two, and 2 in (ireen, balance of Greenback State ticket received 27 votes in th county Apl"vl'' Send 10 cents ponUge, m.d VJ1L X we will until you free a mval. valuable, harnplo box of Kooda that will put you in the way of making more money ut once, man anything el: e in America. Hoth sexea of all agea can live at home and work in vpure time, or all the time. Capital not roij uirod. We will start you. ImmuiiHe (my ure for tlxme who titurt at once. Stikhon A- Co., Portland. & g .. THE KLINE PATENT OAS BURNER, r At- '1 t,",, v: 4-r. ; -1 ' fipPf-fe wwPmii.i' n'wi (MMTt i ttt .Wtwi VvTayiiw - - minH IS DRIVING ALL OTHERS FROM MD FIELD. KKCAUSK ItsconHtmction In auch that and avoids all Soot nnd Lampblack. It will pay for ltxclf in n short time na it will SAVK HALF THM L1F12 OF T1IK S IOVU by applying the heat low down and di rectly ngiiinst the fire-box. The Electrician of the, iVwn. 7f. It. C fiy of it . "I bavn boon using tho Klinj itin Horner in mv cookinir-stove fo thn last nix m"ntli, Hiid during that timo there has not been n particlofi)t(r latnp-bliick form, ed in the Htove or on tho bottom of the cooklint ubMisils, brotiuht dlrwtly iu contact witli tho tin me. I can conscientious! v recommend It as bomg the best in tho market. I would uno no other as long as I oouid procure the Kline Oaa Humor. '.. H. UIC1IAUD9." KLINE GAS BURNER CO., cocccctacscscccc cccccecceec ccecceeegeeecccc c W 13 SAY !;;;;: i :;! ;!;;;!?;;.';? i ; i ;;;;!.' i .' i !: t t : t t COME! COME 1 COM 111 1 j Come where you can buy nice Press Goods ! Coine where you can got Good Goods Cheap ! Come vAere you can get what you want t Come where the goods redeem themselves ! GOME WnEftE THE ftttftfoJUCA'S t&RJR. In SPUING DKKSS GOODS wo have completo stock of the Choicest Good at nrlees that will astonish tho close buyers. Sattino Berl)crss Suitings, Oiagliams, PBI1TTS, of every kind at LADIES' SHOES 3s SLIPPERS. Como where tho Stnck ia Compb'te! Cotno weere the Stock is New ! Couie where the Goods are Reliable 1 Como where Prices aro tho Lowest! CLOTHING FOtt MEN, CLOHING FOU HOYS, COTHING FOR ANY UOIY, AND liVKKY BODY. Our Clothing ltooni is full of New Su'tsjust received and Marked Down Low. WE WILL NOT HE UNDERSOLD. And don't forget that wo aro Hoadquartcr for Our Goo is aro all New and Freah, nnd will bo .old at the Lowest Posstblo Prico. Como and see us. No trouble to show goods. H. 3 . HOPKINS & OO. IX THE EXCHANGE BLOCK, HAS THE MOST COMPLETE Stock of FU11NITDKE, -v- , IflH 1 X - ml J S m II . This la the only Store you can ascend and deseond Five Stories without climing stairs. Kree rido in tho Elevator in tho EXCHANGE BLOCK. Telephone lounectiona. East of Snsi iision llridije. O-O T O FOR ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, FRESH GROCERIES, NOVELTIES IN QUEENSVftRE AND GUSSWARE. MEN'S, LADIES' ,t BABIES' J IE "W ELB Y ! o u THE BEST TOBACCO AND. CIGARS. SAME A8J t:ASH ALWAYS SECURES BARGAINS AT WM. ShlEARBAUGH & COS, TIONESTA, PA POOD SALARIED U or Commishion to Men aud Women U to act as 1. cal or traveling Attents, No experience needed. Steady work I Jamks K. Wbitnky, Nui-beryinan, lt lies tor, N. Y. (Mention this pupcr.) aug -D. JOB WORK of every duserliiliiin. execu ted at lhw RE PUBLIC A N oftbe. Msiiuinco j", . At It aocurca PBKFKCT COMItUSTION, lowest prices. OF EVEHY DESCUIPTION, TOO NTMKHOl'S TO M ENTION I X DETAIL, ' PRICES LOWER THAN EVER ri TO SUIT THE TIMES. n i k it t a k i a --M-itrff z ; - A't" ' w'lTU THE LATEST IM- STYLE OF HEARSE. SAFETY CARTRME RIM VttlCZ, 7 dollarr. .1 1 J' l-e:ifr:a oi iMur, :u. Wcmht. aiioiit 4 lh. ; Ca! fortl.e n-Ru'iir III! ox ljn;; -.ml ili'..t cartrijji. These Rifles urc r,.i.c t'i b.nnillc. qui'.k I" oper tc, n.1 rrl.ilile 111 evi-rv i.-.u:ct. Tlic barrels rc steel, (ciuruiclv ril'.L-il, unU nil be instantiv iK.tr.ched lor iackin nr cnrvmR m :i smnl! 'pare. The workmanship and t in I) tlnuuhuut are thn btst, anJ each nils is Ihoijuflily u-su-d tiefora lcavtii our woiks. S-nd for our illustmlrrt i-!i'alrrii L. whi'-h nlvj liiws mir Air CJuna, stair Crnl Hoil, Font l.Kthra, Kiit I'llUl ll Crnrka. Hook unit I ! It.irha. fir.. Nearly n ol then goods are well knm in the maikcuot tho world. Addre:; the Mnufarturer, li. M. Ql At KKKIU KFI, llerkiuier, V. IF1. W. I.A."W, rractical Tinner All kinds of Sheet Metal Work prompt ly uttendod to. TIN 1 ROOKING f A Nil ASTOULTI.,Spouma liONNER BUILDING, I'll Stairs rs. Sl'A, l'A. TIONES SEND - .IC EN I) your Job Work to the ItEPUB- AN Olico. TIM I? TA 15 LK IM MKFHCT Dec. 27, 185. Westwaidi I'ittMlniVgii Ui i vMcu Q'i!siw"22 A.M.! 7 40, P. M.I 9ft I (A.M.IP.M. M -Hi . arPlttsburgl) lv 9 00 H 4r 4 12 40.1; 2 4 :,j 2 15, A.M.1 I I (HI 59 20 M. Parker.. 12 10' 12 14 VI IS1 12 VI 2 02 i i m 2 SO; 2 05 l. M A.M. l-'oxbortf., Kriinklin ;iv...oii citv.. I Y. M M.I I. M.l 12 25. 11 45: II 32 11 27j 10 55 10 29 10 12 9 50 9 17 P.M.: A.M. II 50 0.i 05; 45 1 37 1 31. 18 o:t, nr... Oil fit v: a on 18 44: jS35j (8 3'.'1 OleopoliH t3 20 ...Knicle Kock.,.jJ H3 President 13 30 7 10 7 17 t" 20 8 111 8 01 17 53 7 40 f7 23 7 05 0 49 0 12 P. M. Tlotiestu 3 52' Hickory 45 ..Trunkevvillc.. it 13, Tlilioutc I 4 25 7 87 7 r.o 1 7 M K 10 19 29 8 4S or. 35 50 43 2.V 051 50 15. M.I ...Thompson f...i'f4 45 8 45 .Irvinetoo., 5 1! .. Wnrren. ...Kfnzun... ft : oi 0 I2i ilv A.M. P.M A. M. P. M.lA.M. P. M.lA.M. 4 20 9 15 lv...Ilrndrord..ar 8 00 11 25 P.M. 0 12 5 50 0 39 A. M.l A M.l 11 05.11 ftY 11 00 i 10 35 P. M. I A.M. 9 40 fl l: (1 17 0 45 (I S3 10 03 10 431 1)55 0 31 1 10 SO 9 34 Onovillo.-... 0 40 JO 11 9 15....Vo f Knn.... (147 10 IS HOOiQuakcr Hrldire. 6&3 10 24 6 24 !102H 5 18 6 04 4 49 4 34 4 21 4 07 4 00 10 24 10 08 8S2 ...Itod House.... 7 07 10 a? 53 fin1... Siilnmatica.... 7 21 10 55- fl 39 II 28 9 12 7 20: .So. Cnrrolltort.. 7 37 11 09 6 55 ...So Yand.aliii... 7 47 1 1 21 0 28 AlWnny 8 03 11 37 0 15 lv Oloan... .ar 8 10 11 4 0 05 V. M iA. M.lA.M. I V.M. A.M. ADiiiTioMAL Traim Ivciivoa Kinanai U:(5am, Warren 12:50pm, Irvinetoii 1:45 pm, Tidlonte 3:15pm, Tlotiesta diO.pni, ar rives Oil City :45pm. AiinnioNAi. Tmain Lcavea Oil City 0:(K nm, OleoMill 0:40 am, KjjiIo Itoclc (i:55am, President 7:02nni, Tinnosta 7:52a ni Hickory 8:40am.Trunkoy ville l:00ni,Tld-' onto 9:'50am, Thompson 11:00, arrive Irvineton ll:30nm, Warren 12:50pm, Kln zua 2:05pm, Sunr Kun 2:20, (rorydon 3:00, Onoville ::15, Wolf Rim 3 30, Quaker Hrldre3:)0, Hod House 1:10, Salamanca 5:02, Smith Carrollton N:0, South Vanda- lia 5:48, Allegheny 0:18, arrives Olean 0:30pm. Trains mn on Eastern Time. TnAixs leiivinpr Pittsburifli t:90nm. ar riving Pitt shorn li 8:25im, are Solid Trttlua between Hutl'nlo and Pittsburgh. Tuains lenvltiK Pittsburish 8;45pm. fir riving: Pittsburuh 7:40nm, are Solid Train w 1th " Pullmnn's Sleeping Cars between Iliillulo nnd Pitlsburttn. i?.e-Tleketn sold and linggage checked to'sll principiil points. Get time tables piving full iufornittvlt u from Company's Atrents. G EO. S. G ATCH ELL, Gen'l Surt. J. A. FELLOWS, Gon'l Piis'r mi ' Ticket Aportt. No. 41 ICxchutlKe St., Itiltfalo, N. Y. J. T. CRAIG. Accnt, Tioncsta, Pa. '"OANDEE" Eubber OTS WTi'II DOUBLE THICK BALL. (irclhwrjr Hahltor Iloolj air.ir wn.ir ont Crslon ttiubitll. the 't.iiv;u l:.iol sr dn'iV Ihich ou the lull, iit.d itu doudm: weak. Vl't KOHCIHifll Ituh'lT lUntt in th nttrki. ciUr bi onu the rmcr ko mtiiivR. H.'ilTK' Cr.l! ard lei.iiio lha C'KU. FOR SALE BY ROBINS' N, TIONESTA, PA. Send for Catalogue. PARKER BROS., Makers, MERIOEN, CONN. Show-rcoms: 87 Chambers St., Hew York. pXtnTS, CaveaU, Ke-isue and Trade-Mark scour ed, and h11 other paUsnta causes in the put on t oihro and before the Courta proutptly and carefully attended lo. Upon receipt of model or ckcteh of in vention, I uiude careful examination, und advuo as to patentability Ereo of charge. Ecca Moderate, and I 'make No Charge unlosn patent i hccurcd. lnlormation, advice and special refei-cuecs went on ap plication. J. K. L1TTELL, VS Mfthintrtop, 1. r. ear V. S. Patent (Hrtee. J ft';. .tfc&. 3 V. W. era V ' rs t ' V t- V & r'' - " cro. ;Vx (If
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