£4 SS
rivates
e Same,
s given
quick-
eet five
all lake
eas is 8
bark of
d with
starch,
ie.
musical
rom the
ken de
1 pick—
id other
1e latter.
There is
nventor
enerally
, ‘who is
85. wh
born at
ocentiys ¢
three
had to
also one
ad. It
seventh
hem was
ality of
that of
ow pay
Gult of
colossal
sh about
ed. The
3 II and
‘throne,
ich has
t. The
standing
on, with
are cov-
ns.
ry.
obtaineq
author-
’s “Mu-
> says of
oom are
es of ex-
saic. A
old, and
he same
16 Toom
e fabu-
many of
plendors
meralds,
of solid
th prec-
ith dia-
rds and
costly
* rubies,
ith dia-
3, orna-
f every
, dating
mel, ex.
Ly, allin
have no -
a dreamy
y lavish
n globe,
ring on a
and and
set with
ic are of
tries are
Persia is
resented
vere not
worth
base,’
fea.
yin. this
f a new
is made
3, which
12 eizht
material,
sed as a
onlyex-
le in it,
shot or
vater wall
sanding,
gap.
pm never
ATE
_ and yigor.
inde a
emergency thas these articles should 1
priests. They are made of brass.
Doubtless TIE as utensils of t
other © erein nih
thats” AS the adh A
ediploy parpose, as eh as
: iis
transparent glass with black f5il on
the back. It is related thdt the
Spaniarts found mirrors of polished
blaek # Shi convex and concave, |
among his of South 4.ierlen,
COPYRIGHT 1851 :
Wound up
—the man or woman who's “run-
down.” Dr, Pierce’s Golden Med:
ical DEcovsry soy the wheels goin,
I¢ starts the torpid liver into health-
ful action, purifies and enriches the
blood, cleanses, repairs, and strength-
ens the system, and restores health
As an aj
storative Ypmic, it, sets at wor
the processes
For all sorofulous humors and |
Consump- |
blood- taints, and even
tion (or Lung-scrofula), if taken
in time, it’s a positive remedy,
‘Unlike the )
claim to be gc
March, April,
Medical Dissovery”
well at all seasons,
Unlike other blood-purifiers, too, ,
it’s guaranteed to benefit or oure,
in every case, or your money is xé-
Jutned.
‘On these terms. it’s the. cheapest,
You pay’ only for the good you get.
But it’s the dest—or it souldn’s be
sold 50.
ENULL
Ta
LiNiaENRT fo! rCIoup:Colds,
Hoves all Summer er Complatnis, a
magic. Sold everywhere.
Seay Laon Ed Bowland, | 8 j
“1 28 Sir Julian informed Mr!
the form of;
£,
Miun., makes a depos
inga sévere cold, Listen to it. “In
the Spring of 1888, through ex-
posure: I. “contracted a very severe
cold that settled on my lung
was accompanied by FRcess iy
transformed into wash basins for the
Ee dthe Ho
e bi and the adj 3
“I ToEspbAY.—In the Senate Fi Mia
etizing, , Te-
“all
£ ‘digestion’ ‘and nu- |
trition, and ls up. flesh and
strength,
JI revenue eltters
to the fisheries. On June 5 the British Goy-
18 Postm General
with owners of telegraph Ii
nsmit dispatches and money orders in
connection with postoffices at “charges not
‘exceeding existing’ rates. ' No additional
officers or positions are created. y ex
pense o¥er and above the receip gr the
delivery es
: Te.
ha an ivi ] ) su
2d e dom
pored bly a'bill extending Tae de-
Sow to cities of 5,000 inhabitants and
annual stoffice revenue. The Pure
Food bill was then discussed until i
ment.
-The he enifre sessionrof the House was, 4
up to-d ay with a a ifiten audesciti ing
> the TasoInton xing Maren 22, fa nis
the dates for the oats Ot the
g Bland Free Silver bill ‘which was adopted by
‘| alarge majority.’ the Sok
the pension
moved to es with instructionsto n=
crease the aggregate fro SBN
+ This vt
breat was under discussion, but no action
ken. The pure food bill was order
op printed as amended, and a vote wi
taken on it soon. Mr, Sta
referred to oh
the d prohihi
ib fo pro
[ on
upon reserva a
$a. 0 For the construction of two a
States revenue cutters for service on ithe
‘ {*Grent Lakes; were passed. The Senate then
went into executive session. . When the
doors were reopened. a message from the
House a the death of Mr. Ken-
JAI] was presented FMF. iBinckbivh gftered
‘the usual resonltions of Tosport and
lence, which. were : gre
further mark of r the ah ri
ed. At the expeutive ® Session - held later in
the day the arbitration’ ‘treaty with ‘Great:
Britain, received a the President So-day,
mmf
at $5
was considered ang Ieferred to the co
an Bain, 8 the adoption of resolu-
tions expressing the profound sorrow of the
‘House at the. announcement ‘of. the death
the House would now adjourn, ¥
ed, and the House adjourned.
n the en th
Say, and some
previous Hotes + noe pet
ha May 4,
Blaine to Be Julian an reviewing’
the negotiations for a di
claim for the North Ayfaerioan, Company
that it had a right £6 ki in ngmber
of meals pending a i ment. his
answer of Na 5. Sir. Julian es
exceptions to the claim of the North
American Company. On May (26 Mr.
Adee Frote idk Sir "Talian ‘pointing ouf |
why a prom result was desired, as
bad been ordered to proceed
ernment submitted a proposal for & modus
vivends, stipulatiny that the killing of seal
be prohibited unti Mav 1, 1802, ex 7.500 1.
seals that might be killed by the. United
States. On June 4, Mr. Wharton, directed |
by the President, took some exceptions tc
respondence between the two Governments
onthe question of the special rights of the
Unjted tates. It ‘was agreed that 7,500
seals might be killed. Next comes the dis-
on of a proposal to appoint a commis-
i to look inte the damage claims of both
American and English citizens.
- On afi
use p
d by th
‘agri , had already been slaughte
the excuse being that the Sonitation fate an
with the signing of the modus vivendi.
. Wharton replied that this inletprotation
|. was concurred in by United States naval
| officers and the commissioners of both p Ban
ties. At a secret session of the
afternoon the CORespomdenes, was Tead and
referred.
tions. A Je some strong expresSions
about the unwilling Denes of England to con-
tinue the modus riven
© The tariff discussion of the Fifty-second
ned in the House of Represen-
ay, with Representative McMil-
; To of Tennessee, as the leader of the tariff
‘reform forces, and Representative Din ey,
of Maine, as defender of the McKinley
:The debate will be resumed to-morrow SE
continue for five or six: weeks, with otca-
sional interruptions of two or 11
the silver bill and ap 3 sppropriation bills.
TaURSDAY—In thi o-day Mr. Mot:
TR De rfarrecs: Private b |
‘| then taken up, and a few private ills Pass F
: Ean or on the president for copies of corre-
gan offered a ohio which was agreed to
spondence in regard-to-the Venezuela award |
nce June, 1890.. The resolution heretofore.
offered by Mr. Morgan instructing the com=
mittee on privileges and elections to inquire
into and report upon the manner of elect
ing United States senators, was taken up
and agreed fo,
spection deficiency bill was taken up and
passed. The bills to survey and mark the
boundary between the BStatés of Nebraska |
a South Dakota onthe Pine Ridge and
osebud Indian reservations was passed.
The Senate adjourned over to-day until
Monday, and there will therefore uc no far: |:
and continued up toadjournment,
Fripay-—Senate not in session to-day. In
House Mr, Wike introduced a bill
viding that all veteran ' volunteer sol ee
who were Jischarged for cause shall be'con-
discharged; and. shall
receive the sunt of a that they.
| would have been entitled to had hey served
iscussion was
BI hiiale met in session: In the
se the Senate amendments to the urgent
ficienc bill were non-con in, and
Say ers, Holman and Dingley were
Biness was
Public business Nas
a the House pr
g resolutions in ded
Bi Bene late: John BR. Gamble,
ota. After eulogies by different members,
the House, as a mark of Jespeck i the
ory of the adjourne
Ung’s 162 Foot Cai Arch Brides
to be Completed April bo Ld
WaErLING, W. Vii Mare
i Dynamite Kills Two Mon: wl
WILKESBARRE, Pa, Marth 10.—A terrifis,
dynamite expl
u ht
| People Freezing in in the Northwest and
# Northwest show thatthe blizzard has been
“| severe and in North Dakota several people
ba the heavy drifts, and the telegraph wires are
nford Fatrodticed :
l1 New OmreaNs, March 12
| | details of the killing of the 11 men, and
0 | sent out by the American Colonization 80+
“| ciety. ('FLey seemed happy and content
blished from: dibegins| .
us vivendi and the |
‘| the proposal. There: followed before ithe |
| signing of the modus vivendt extensive . cor-
mmittee on Foreign Relg- |
hrée days for |
The agricultural meat ins
4 90.t0- 5 20
LB 70t0 475
Ba is and d Fon dal
ulls ant TY COWS, nis renes LE hy
bal Calve Ives. hi... li inne. 2500s Bl
i TL, calves.......s = 83 00to 4 OC
: Fresh cows, per. head... 15 00 to 45 0¢
580to 6
EE Fools 70
7 Bisiishi Hom.
re aUmER ARCH wEATHEE.
‘Sweltering Out in San Francisco
: Cricado, March 12—Reports from the
and considerable stock have been. frozen to
death. The wind also did great damage.
School children caught in the blinding snow
in Minnesota are supposed to ‘have perished.
The railroads dre having a hard tusscle with
either down or acting badly. The ther-
mometers throuhout the Northwest range
from 5° to 15° below zero. In Dulath the
wind ripped off roofs and blew down stacks
i" and chimneys. F. Cullen a mill “worker,
was killed by flying debris, LH
In San Francisco'it is hot® On Monday
the thermometer reached 80% in the shade.
London cables report a heavy snow: and
wind storm:all over; ‘England. Wreckage is. |
being washed ashore at all points, and. the
marine disasters are supposed to be severe,
ITALIANS ASK DAMAGES.
£he Families of the Members of the Ma-
fla Lynched in New Orleans Want:
$80,000 for Each Life.
A
damages was filed in the U. Ss. ‘Circuit Court
Dy the families of the Italians, the lynching |
of whom ‘a year ago by infuriated citizens,
furnished a theme for world-wide comment
on account of international complications
and threatened war by the Italian Govs
ernment. The petition is long, relating the
asking $30,000 for each of the vietims.
© Sper lint.
SAILED FOR LIBERIA.
_Fifty-Right Negroes from Arkansas Ex.
pect to Enter a: Land of Plenty. .
‘New York, March 11.—The bark Liberia
sailed for Liberia, with fifty-eight of the
colored emigrants frém Arkansas, who. are
that they=syere about. to-cnter;'a land’ of
plenty. :
ee SrEECEG. ”
THE WHOLESALE PRICES ARE GIVEN BELOW, :
GRAIN, FLOUR AND FEED,
: gravings of the falls, and all havecon-
1 dertal creature, a Mr. Deakin, has been
,view ‘the uncanny picture and ask
{ horse and the picture:
the falls ‘shown is from the water:
-in by horse-dealers, and has been the
| miles.
lic schoolteachers.
| gold; 81-2¢c.3 jembossed goid,
mie LA Se
FREAK OF NATURE. |
aA Fleture of Spokane Falls in the Eye of
- A Horse,
Se rare and unaccountable freak
of nature has made a natural wonder
of an unassuming white horse at
Spokane Falls, Wash., says the St.
Louis Republic. Fhe wonder is not
the horse himself, but in a picture
which covers the front part of the
left cye of the animal. . Anyone who,
has ever had the pleasure of a visit
to Spokane will remember the falls
which give the city its other name;
that is, the name’ of Spokane Falls,
The picture in the horse's eye isa
perfect minature of the falls, island,
mill, and all. The animal’s optic has
been examined by hundreds of per-
501s, including photographers, scien-
tists, opticians, ete., and the minia-
+ ture’ in the eye has been carefully
compared with photographs © and én:
curred in pronouncing it a wonder of
wonders and a most remarkably .cor-
rect picture. The owner of this won-
offered all the ‘way ‘from $5,000 to
$10,000 {or his curiosity, but so far he
has refused’ all offers, seeming to pre-. chai
‘fer being pestered to death by sight.
seers, who come by the thousands to
questions, A traveler, C. A. Dill-
man, who took a peep at the “Won-
‘der of the Rockies” last: summer, has
the following to say in regard to the
¢Mr; Deakin
sent the horse around to the hotel
where I stopped, inorder that I might
See him. The animal is white in
color and of medium size. I was
somewhat skeptical about the story |
of the picture until 1 had looked into
the horse's lelt eye. Judge of my as
tonishment when Isaw therein de-
picted a perfect ‘reproduction of the
falls of the Spokane River, as true to
life as any photograph. The part of
works across to the mills. - The island
upon which the water-works building
stands is also shown. The picture is
absolutely perfect in every detail.
The horse is one of a number bought
property of the present owner (who,
A Swift Swimmer.
The dolphin is the fastest swimmer
in the sea. It can with ease swim
around and about a vessel going at the
highest rate of speed, and can go
faster than twenty-two miles an n Hour
Algol’s Velocity.
The observations indicate a velocity
of twenty-six miles a second for
Algol and its diameter as 1, 000, 000
ae
New York Schoolteachers.
New York City employs 3,543 pub.
a One Cent a Bolt
For wall paper; better pradsh 2e., S130 Bez
old. border,
do. A yard, Send Zc, ae Se Samples,
Reed, ‘Wall Paper Jobber, Rochester, Pa.
by the way, was the disGoverer of the |
| picture) but a short while,”
"Abduction n Anclent Thmes.
Abduction was by no means un
sommon in the early ages. The
daughter of the king of Argus was
abducted by a Pheenician, and the
Greeks carried off Earopa from Tyre
and Medea from Colchis.
$100 Reward. 8100.
The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at Por: one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its
stages, and that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh
Cure isthe only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh beitig a con-
stitutional disease, req
treatment. ‘Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Ins
ternally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system, thereby de-
i the BR aadation of the disease, and
¢ patient strength by building up the
givig mer: and. assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much fai
its curative powers that they offer One Hun-
dred Dollars for any c that it fails to cure.
Bend for list oft test gnon als Sa i oc
HENEY 0; Teledo,
= Sold by Druggists, 75c. :
There are 382 miles of street railway in
operation in Philadelphia.
“Ihave in’ my employ a Ian who has been
a victim of er ioai headae hes for years, has
tried all Xinds of treatment and I have tried
Yarioys Tomedies on him." Sour Brads orcting
more than anything ever did.” O.
D.: irr, M.D., White Plains, N. ¥. 50 cts
Great Britian has 202,300 acres of or-
The Famous Hot Springs of Arkansas,
“The Carlsbad of America.” Solid through
trains from St. Louis. Elegant Hotels, S: hime
Mountdin Scenery. ‘An alt gar h round Health
and Pleasure Resort, W. E. Hoyt, Gi E, P.
Agent, 301 Broadway, ‘New York.
N orway has a waterproof paper church.
BEECHAM Ss Pris cure. sick headache, dis:
ordered liver and act like magic on the vital
organs. For :ale by all druggists.
For. TuroAT DisEases, CougHs, Corps,
BTC. effectual relief is iound in the use of
“Brown's Brimehial Troches." Price 25 cts.
Soid only in boxes
NERVE Ry No i after. T frst GA
lous cures,
bottle free. Dr. ime: 981 Ah BtoB
res a constitutional |-
ELINE'S GREAT |
re er SN NN
ONE ENJOYS
Both fhe nethod a and zesults when:
Syrup of Figsistaken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, Pe acts
gentlyyet peonply on the Kidneys,
iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tem effectually, dispels colds, head-
aches and overt and cures habitual
constipation. Jrup of Figs is the
only ty 7 its kind ever Fe
duced, pleasing to the taste an
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
he action and truly bene ofalinjts
ects; pared on m the most
Fehiy art Tie substances,
its many excellent qualities com-.
mend it to all and have made it
thes most Poa remedy known.
Figs is for sale in 50c
nd 11 Bottles b all leading drug-
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one Pe
wishes to try it. Do not accept
any substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fi6 SYRUP CO.
XS say FaaNcisco, o oAL,
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SPRAINS.
BRUISES.
NEURALGIA.—
, relgia, but was finally cured by St. Jacobs Oil.”
Constantine, Mich., Feb. 16, 1887: * Was troubled 30 years
with pains in the back from strain; in bed for weeks at a
tine; no relief from other remedies. About 8 years ago I bought St, Jacobs Oil
and. THadé about 14 applications; have been well and strong ever since; Have
done all kinds of work and can Lift as much as ever. Api yea
760 Dolphin St., Balto., Md., Jan. 18,1890:
the back stairs of my residence in the darkness, and was
‘bruised badly in my hip and side; suffered severely, St. Jacobs Oil completely
Bethany, Mo., Ang. 4, 1888:
‘Suffered for years with, neu-~
T. B. SHERER.
No return ; J
DM RICK. fo. me
“1 fell down: 8)
WM. C. HARDEN, tf
Member of State Legislature.
a into’ the Nostrils.
Ld ’ LM Cleanses the Nasal]
SELY’S CREA M BAL Inflammation, Heals
the Sores, Restores Taste and Smell, and Cures
Gives Relief at once for 4 Cold in Head,
is Quickly
soc. Druggists or by mail, ELY BROS. 56 Warren St, N. Y.
Absorbed.
WR 0:7 Bed oo 9 @ $1 01
8 Red.i. viii 94 95
cox ro 2 Yellow aT... . i Al: 48
High fixed ear Tasvanes 45 46
Mixe pasta esesnesves 48 44
Shelled Mixed..iiisveisoiti ih 44 45
OATS No. 1 Wh jte..u2neas i 86. BY
No.3 hited ss dis svadiii niall cn Bg
Mix 3 Whliai os Woo opin 33. +. 841
RYE—No. 1 Pa & Ohio. con 92 93
NE Vomers A 89 90
FLOUR Fancy winter. vol 515 b40
Fancy 8 TIRE patents. Jase 5.205 © 5-50
{Taney Sirah ‘winter.... 475 5 00
Svs ns vid 80 475
Rye Flour..;.., ae: 00 5 25
HA —Baled WW TTim'y., 1250 1300
ed: No. 2 Timothy. J... 1160 1200"
Mixed Clover. ...... 11 650 12 00
Timothy from cou 12 00 14 00
STRAW — Wh eat. 6 50
Oats ‘750° 803
FEED--No. 1 1 Wh Ma ¥ T 920 00 21 00
Brown Middlings...i.... 17.00 18 00,
Brat Jr imine. 1180 18 00
Gop xyes vassses savers 14750 18.00
DAIRY PRODUCTS! - ri
PUTTER Tian Creamery: "33 ° 35
Fancy. Creamery. hmsbnl -33 34
Fancy country roll teagees 28 24
Choice country roll. ...... 15° 16
CEO Fo grade & & cooking. ah 6 7
Fl cr'm mild 12 12
oe York Gorhen,....... 12 18
‘Wisconsin Swiss bricks.. 14 aL
‘Wisconsin Sweitzer, Senene 14 15
Limburger. ier seavaivs 12 13
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. : Si
APPLES—Fingy, ¥® bbl... 200 2 50
Fair to choice, § bbl.... 150 17
] elect; 4 bbl..... 1 85 200
Pa & O Beans, ® bbl..... 160 1.70
Lima WLLL RE 4.0
ONIONS—
Yellow danvers # DOL: aes , 2:25 2 50
Fellow onion, 8 bbl. ... 1 50 2 00
Anish crate... ..... 125 14)
AREA AGEs head. +. suis 8 4
POTATO
Choice Bi store, ® bu - 45 50
Irish on track ©: bu..:... R85 38
“Kilndri’d Jer'y sweet@bbl - 2 50 29
“POULTRY ETC. : »
DRESSED CHICKENS 1%
Dressed @ncks th Tay rein]g
Dressed turke Wkea®. ..ni 17 18
LIVE CHI
Live hs ® pri. 85 90 |
“Live Ducks @.pric.i..u. . 85 90
Live Geese @ Bi 100 115
Live Turkeys §1b...... 13 14
rT RA fresh.... 15 16
FEATHERS— ;
Extra live Geese § 1... 50 60
No 1 Extra live geese@ 48 50
iv eke snasannrane ih 2D :.85
MISGELLANIOUS.: i
TALLOW—Ganntry, Bs 1
SEEDB—West Med'm clo’ or 700
Mam: Over. ivhiios, 7.15
Tim Time... usu ee 1. 56
Timothy choice......c.... 160
Blue grass... ...ii....h0 0 2 65 2 80
~ Orchard grasS.....o..eess LTD
Millet..... evivesensen anaes 100
Buckwheat... .o. 0 000 "140 150
GB+—Coun! Hixed.. ive 1
HONEY—White clover..., 17
Buckwheat. ........ 0... 12 .
CINCINNATI.
FLOUR ...ccoionacineees $3 60@ $3
WHEAT-—¥o. 2° Red. .......
RYE-—-NO. 24+ F Re res C0190
CORN—Mixed :
OATS
Reseunneseas aaeenanne 32
fiarsessen ean
ha Cael sini al 12:
EGGS
BUTTER -...,. Shaan 2
? SHILADELPHIA, © i =
TOUR. viuicrs ois $4 25@ $5.25
HEAT—New No.2. Red... 101 102
CORN—No. 2, Mixed........ 49 50
White. ....... 8 38
UTT -Lreamery. "Ba 4
., Firsts 14 —=
OA’
BUTTER—Creamery. Sahay
EGGS—State and Penn..... 15
5 LIVESTOCK REPQRT: ; »
WAST. LIBBRTY, PITTSBURG STOCK Fane!
J sHERP.
Prime 95 to 00 sheep....8
, taken more or less medicine allthe time:
Co. F, 30th Indiana Infantry, Elkhart,
. word to say for it.
) gen velopien
Ais
WILLIAM SPENCER.
A PROMINENT G. A. R, MAN.
Ever since I came out of the Army in
65 I had been in poor health and ‘had
1 suffered principally from kidney and
liver complaint, pain in back, poor ap-
petite and constitution run down gen-
erally, Dr. Kilmer’s SBwamp-Root did
me more good than all ‘the other medi-
cine I'had ‘ever taken. At present am
feeling better than foriyears.: It is the
best medicine on earth. ‘Wm. Spencer,
Ind.
It 1s just such cases and wonderful
cures as these that have made Swamp.
Root famous and given it a world-wide
reputation, Everybody has a good
Have you tried it?
4h by Druggists, b0c. or
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|EARERTes =a
Catarrh and Cold in the Head, Deafness,
Sore Nose; &c., Cured by. **Hall’s Erie Ca-~
tarrh Remedy.’ 50 cents at druggists or
mailed on. receipt of price. Pleasant,
Harmless, Convenient, Send for Free
Sample. Address E, P. HALL, Erie, Pa.’
Always specify “Erie.” Take no other:
HALL’S
ERIE,
THE ORIGINAL
AND ONLY
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| Consumptives and people
who have weak lungs or Asth-
8 ma, should use Piso’s Care for
Bold everrwhere. 885e.
CONSUMETIQN:
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPPS SGOCOA:
5 BREAKFAST.
« By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws
which govern, the 0 Sar AR Silica of digestion and mutri-
tion, and b; ‘ul application of the fine proper-
ties of well-sel Mr. Epps: has provided
our breakfast — with a delicately flavoured bev
erage which may save us many heavy doctors’ bills.
It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet
that a co: bi until
strong eno! 5
Hundreds of Re
Foady a wherever there is a weal
a fatal shaft by keeping our-
selon s well fo fortified with pure blood and, a properly.
nourished fra Tame. Y—_Cvil Service Gaz ett
MMade simply with er water milk. Sold
oly in half p ound tins by Grocers, laveried thus:
JAMES E PS & © & © 0, 3 Homoeopathic Chemists,
NGLAND,
scures Siek Headache:
a oon FACIAL
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