Bloomington Courier, Volume 7, Number 52, Bloomington, Monroe County, 29 October 1881 — Page 1

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Railroad Time Tables TRAINS GOING NORTH. Chicago Express, ...... 11:32 A.M. Bloomington Accomodation, ..... :15 P.M. Through Freight, ...... 8:10 A.M. Way Freight, .... 3:50 P.M. TRAINS GOING SOUTH. Louisville & Southern Express, ..... 5:23 P.M. Louisville Accomodation, .... 5:30 A.M. Through Freight, ..... 5:37 P.M. Way Freight, .... 9:40 A.M. The Express runs between Louisville and Chicago without change. A. RALEIGH, Agent.

PM1A6RAPHS PURELY PERSONAL

A Weekly Record of the Movement f. of t Ho People , '

GOING WEST. Day Express, ..... 11:41 A.M. Night Express, .... 11:31 P.M. Express, ..... ?:06 A.M.

Accomodation...... 12:35 P.M.

Express, ..... 2:47 P. M. ht Express .... 2:39 A.M. press .... 3:30 P.M. press ..... 10:?? A.M.

mi- NrYork is out Reference.

Mrs. Alary Myers is visiting

relatives at New Albany

Mrs. Camris visiting relatives

in Indianapolis;

Gal Sims and-wife, of Martins

ville, are visiting relatives here.

Bofr Greeves and wife drove over to Bloomfield, this week? to visit rel

atives: T- r

Frank Williams is now employ -ed at Rjrors & Go's. ne;w spoke facto-

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CapUMart Alexander made a

business- trip to Spencer, last TJiiirs-

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and repair Bugt to

. , ; ons; : Albwork don cheap Warranted to give satisfaction1.

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EOESE SEQEINCr

A Specialty. :We, have plenty of yai.d roora andswater foe -'Stock; p

Gilmore'

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Local Facts and Fancies.

Look out for defective flues.

"Buckwheat cakes and sassage."

sassage

We have had some remarkably fine weather for October this week.

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McCalla & Co. have added boots and shoes to their stock. Ryan & Rice have recently made a new wagon for Ryors & Co.

Eph Hughes has several new brands of excellent five cent cigars.

The South-bound express train is over a half an hour behind every

evening.

Reports of the trustees of the var ious townships will be found in this paper.

No need of wearing a linen duster now, when you can buy an overcoat for $2.50. We are promised that exhibition of the electric light in about one week. The time for paying the fall in-

stallmentt of taxeskexpires.one .week ! from next Jloqday. . ? v. 4

A handsomie new baseburner stbire

now adorns the office of , Lowden r ft

w Miers.

' The work 61 putting iu the fixtures

of the New York Store's .new room

There?are nowsevena staurantsiu

f fall blast -in- this city; You can get a square meial for 20 '.cents. a ,

The neatestvancki most serviceable:

thing foi? a house is oneof GapV

Shoemaker's library lamps.

Dr. Rhpre? hasibought. the remains i der of Atkinson's stock of goods, and will continue the-closing out sale: f '

A The faqt that the North end of

Monroe county is the lowest-may: rbe

because J).oo-WalkeB and -Dave i Baskirk live up there. .-" """""" " i - ' "i

" A small boy., was; anxious io know

.-when Governor roiiter, would die,. as

' lie was told the schools' always had

vacations' when bier men diedr

. v Samuel t 'urry has-soid ,hiSj properonuSduth Walnut-street tQ uAlbin mJQutrj will build- another

30 screech, ' :

lr&SffiSfeer,phn? ?R.' East,

and the Rev. Pitner werebut hunting one day last weelc. ' jhjey returned with 001 sqntoeiswtt&do miuuaone ramroiL . ; r v... :t . The colored singers from Alabama 4did not meet with financial1 success here, and had to leave with' scarcely jsufacient funds tfr take them j to Greencastle? The collection' for them in the M, . .Church, last Sunday f night, amounted to but $5.00.

A gun in the ; hand of' a boy: nam-

; ed Lucky t. prematurely discharged,

last Friday,' dangerously ' wounding another bpy,' named Bciscxv fffee l)oys were out ht utin:, sand ' Lucky

was carrying his gun across the back

ct his neoSwith the haninier raised.

Neckwear for Ladies arid Gent s

1 atMcCana Q- 'r; !

Wicks ft Co, are agents tor the Stark Boots; the best goods in, the

market,, fi.sale at 1he Be Hive. ;

, Miss Ella rotter, of Mar .1,

Mlvisitingliss LilHe Gentry of

this city. . ' ' s

a series of meetings ih the :U. P.

Adam.Geiger, of Bedford, .was

here this week lookine after the sale

of, his. pioperty.' . (. , 7 . . 'Miss KateBoHenbachor ie visiting her married sister, in 1 ; John son

.county. , ;,

- -Helen Mar White is now , per

forming with a'theatricab troupe in.

Ptiladelbhia JI -- H 1 ! James Atkinson put up ten isec-

vtions, of; stove-pipe iastriweekf without

uttering a cussword; ' ,J f , ; !

-rGartetv ?CoTirturier left foriGhar-

r)jtpwnj.;c1 last weektplvisit r'his

another who is very ilkr-tlf Miss NeltlG'Boyle, of : Terre

Haute, is visiting atthe, residenceof

Postmaster McBheeters;r ; ; -Miss. Ella June Meade will give an elocutionary enteritainnien t in, this city ;on Nov. 2ith. ' ;-Mrs. Ewing .land MMrs; Piatt, daughters of iHenry bellows; are visiting their .parents'- i . ? r -Mrs. Aifotd, of Loogootee, is vis -iting her parents, Mr and Mrs. Ellis igss.;M-- 4" V : ; - ; Vlrs. ; William E6 Leonard,- of

.Gainesyilie, Texas is vi.s iting' relatiye8 inhiscityv , . i t : ' - Thomas'- Atkinson, of Ohio, a brother. of Jim aiid?Xeo,rge AtJkinson is here on a visits "' T ' "r Joseph N., Alexander and wile

returned jvow their bridal trip, last

Wednesday evening,. . . ..' f W. A. Gabe, of the? Progress, went

to? Golumbus', . GhiOjj this week,, to

visit-Uis fatherv Ui ' '

Joe' Marks, a Cincinnati "sheap

clodings'! dgu m mer was an : lo w n : on

Phajsday"i? - - v'f '

" Misses Augusta and Mary Krue-

ger,. of Chicago, are visiting, their

uncle, Aug.- K cueger. 4 -

Judge Carr and wife, of Gplnm-

bus;, were here over Sunday to visit

their son, a student in 'the Uni'versi-

rGebrge. Hudson,, the High School student who was. inj ored by the cars last' week, - writes to Prof... Beck that he is .pidly improvingi . - i r-rWan ted tbs purchase a house and tofraud pay lor it in small monthly payments; Infofmation may. be left at the Courier. office, - - ,' . , . 75 Joe Hooper, has , returned, jfv.om Aurora, whercdie has been clerking in: a. drug; store. 1. He will take, a courre in Chemistiy in the Universi- ," :.v k r-rProfi VanJ Nuys hAs gone to Santa Fe, New Mexico, for the benefit.of his healthjhoihaving secure d a year' s leave of absence from the University; ; , --. jim Eloyd, the piano-tuner, was here . this week listening to a musical"

voice that j: to himi"is ? never out iof

tune.'V It' seems that Jraa has struck 1--; ' 'i "4'' J,5'r a render chord, H G.Duncan ualinecl as Pros-

ec4uting Attorney of this Circuit, last

Ipnday, aad entered upon the dis

cbarge of hisduties at. the. term of

Court now in session at Paoli. Will IP; Rogers.wiU, befthe. deputy prose

cutor atBoomington. '' 1

A new arrival of Broad bead Mo

hair at the Bee Hive.

-ii-Yon wont grumble about hard

ti m ir when v 0 u see how lb w those

J'. ' V t: . W ' new iroods are going off at the Now

York Store.

Handsome Windsor tipa, " at Mc

Calla fe Co's. , t

First frost, October 19th. The wood sawyer Js now rather an independent being. Craig Vorley is on the sick list this week.

Fred Harrah is now Whitsell & Riley.

baking

for

3 Workmen are busy cleaning the principal streets. : The new turnpike is completed out aboil t two miles . from the corporation

line; ' ?'!

-Before buyiug your clothing examine the stock o.tv the.Bee lliye and save money. rTh 3 grocery department of the Beo Hhe is one of the best patronizedinstitutions in the ci 13 The reason: Fair dealing, and always the best of goods. .. . " KILLED M THE 'CABS.

Yon should not fail to fjee those elegant cloaks. Dolmans and Shawls at the: Bee Hive. The' New York Store must and will soy oft' everything before moving into their new quarters.

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13 ml of a X'romisiuigr

Tiling- ft! an.

, The mother of W. 0. Fee , died last

Tuesday night. She was 90 years

of age.

Aaron Rose presented us with the

last watermelon of the season, this

week. Shako!

An interesting letter from Colora

do, by Sam Lowden, will be found in

this paper. "

John- Riley has bought Frank Mc-

Krnley's; interest in. the east side bakervv -

About 225 wagon loads of spokes

werie pnrch ased by the dealers here,

iast-Sa:turday. . : r

No;,Bloomington .young man is now

completely rigged outwUhout' a

ppp"inhis hip pocket.

Some sneak thief entered the of

fice of Buskir.k Duncan, last week,

andtole a gold pen and black cane.

Miss Kitty May died in Terre

Haute last Friday, of consumption, and was Juried at Ellettsville on Sunday-;; ? . ; "

The;rperson who stole John P.

Smith's maple mnlas.es,- during the abense of the family, recently, will

please. return the empty cans,

T James Parks, th e El lett svil! e cen

tenarian,-was too feeble to attend the

old settkrs-meeting here last Satur-

Bedford Star.

. r A- religions: revival as in progress

at the Maple Grove Church, near QHnt Houston's. Elder : Cutsinger is conducting, the meetings, and

much interest is manifested.

judge W ilson ,fin 1 sh ed the business of the Court at Bedford m two weeks He was engaged this week in hojding Court at New Albany for Judge Fer

guson,

A student in the LTniversitv5:, named George Hudson, jumped from a

-freight train, one day last week and

fell,-striking his head against, the end of a-cross tie. He was severely injured about.'the eyes and head.. On Friday lie was taken to his home in

' . Next spring all of the buildings

on the South side of the square from and including the bank to the alley east will be rebuilt so as to be umfdrm with the buildings now in the course of. erection on a part of the same ground;. The property is owned and the work will be don e by the widow of the.late George A, Buskirk As Bloomington is now. on. the sub

ject of an artesian well, the following

advice will be seasonable-: 'All artesian wells are not alike. Ready-made wells, sold at country stores, are not to be recommended. They are liable to crack, fray at the edges and bag at the .knees, The cost of an artesian well depends on

its-depth. You should hire men and

bore your well right on the place where you want to use it. In that way you save freight and give your townsmen an opportunity to joke about bores, and to turn loose on the

-workmen tat old gag about getting

along well." - The following is the State law in regard to railroad trains standing on

the-publict crossings: 1 .

Sec. 254. Whoever, being a- conductor or other person having charge of, or running a railroad train, carrying or-used-l'or carrying freight, permitsor suffers the same to remain

William W. Keller a young man,

aged about 20 years, a resident of

Harroclsburg, this county, was killed

on the Louisville, New Albany and

Chicago Railway at Guthrie, last

Tuesday. He was about to take a

freight train to return home, and as

he was climbing the side of a

freight car, he missed his hold and

fell under the wheels of the moving tram. - One of his legs was severed from h is body, ; and his head was badly crushed. He was put aboard of the caboose of the train and brought to Harroclsburg, where he expired as they were carrying him into the depot. The deceased formerly lived with Mr. Samuel Wallingtford, who was, his guardian. His brother, who is a telegraph ' operator, was in Bloohiington ai the time of the accident, and first heard the news of this brother's death as.it was passed" over the wire to lire press." He was completely overcome with emotion, and alLefforts to console him were in vain, Mr. Walliagford and the brother went to Harrodsburg immediately npont the receipt of the news... i - . f. The following is (he official . report of the Coroner in- the case; Au inquest was held on Tuesday,

Oct. 25. at the shop of Anderson

Pedigo in Clear Cn ek township, Monroe county, tnd .,'over the body of William 'Keller. The verdict found was, That deceased; William KeJler, came to his death by' being thrown from 9 freight train , while attempting" to board i t, and u n over . ; At the time of bis death he was 25 3'ears of agei $17 in money vas found on his person. . C. D. McLahlan, ," v Coroner Monroe County.

Republican Sialic No, 3, Auditor W. A; Gabe. Clerk Joseph E. Henley, -Treasu rei J ohn Miy. f

Recorder W. F, Teister, ( ct

Sherin Robert Strong.

The colored concert troupe sang in the M. E.- Church last Sunday. You can now begintto fatten the Thanksgiving turkey.i The ceilings of Jihe Court-hpjpse porch have been newly plastered; Last '1 hursday was ra day of fast ing and prayer for the U: P. Churcht See the Italian grey hounds making their champion leaps,' 27 feet in distance

Last year winter began hgre on the 6th "jpf November,-and .never let up until ;May of this year. The pastures are in -splendid condition, and the stock is feasting -roy-

.ally.' "

Good mules arescarce and bring

high xtices in this;section;

There are plenty of young squirrels in the woods awaiting the hunter's gun,; fc The boys are making a raid on the nuts before they are ripe." One hundred and ! ten loads of

spokes came in, on the new kturnpifce

last Saturday. .

The boy who. went fishing last

Saturday didn't catch anything until he returned home, and then he caught

a whale ing.

HoDV.rJoha,W,U9kn!k,; of .this stl, or who,. whenever it

ciyy,, uas yeeu uyuupyiug tu-. ucw u j becomes necessary to stop sucn tram

of the iOrange cou u ty Circuit . Court

this wbel ndgeWilson being engaged at New Albany 0f5 course'

JudgeW ilson would-not selectman at-

tornep to preside, oyer his Court unilc3s he knew that he would fill -the bill' in every particular. . It is' seldom that so young! a lawyer as Mr. Buskirk has sufficient ability and experience to he entr.us ted'' with the important duties of a Judge of a Circuit

Count, and.Mr. Busjtirk, should', feel highly honored that his talents have been? thus recognized by such. an able juris. as Judge Wilson. Did you know that McCalla &' C6i keep a nice stock of perfumery. ' -A re you going to St. Loui s, or any point fWsVS Cad at the Courier oflSee and get .your ticket at the lowest rates." ? Close connection at Mitchell. si ? ' .

across any public highway, street or

alley, fails or neglects to leave a space of sixt3T feet across such high

way, street or. alley, shall be lined

not more than twenty -xiuuars, nor

less than three dollars.

Craig Worlcy returned from a hunt one night this week, with . 23

(Squirrels fastened to this belt.

After; the New York Store vacates

.it's present quarters the rooin " will

connected to Tobe Smith,s store by an- archway, and Tobe1 a great .. fancy bazar, will spread itself oyer both rooms.f This, wi 11 make the grandest and largest fancy goods and novelty establishment in Indiana. Look out

for the greatest show on earth, about

the holidays.. v-i - . -

A Vleai.tiaut liittlo Diikucr F?irtir. O n Friday of last week, Mrs. F. E. Worlcy gave a diuner to a few of

her aged friends, at her handsome home at Ellettsville. The specially invited guests consisted of six couples, the ages of the males being from 155 to 100 years'; The eldest present were Uncle Jimmy Parks, aged 100 years, and his wife. The next eldest'was Elias Able, ,of this city, who is .now in his 81st year.

His wife, who was also present, is 68

Next were John Matthews, aged 75 aiid wile; Andy W, Beeves, aged 75

Dr. Harris and Dr. Colley, who are

about 6fl years of age, were also pres

ent with their wives. It was a very pleasant little party, and the'1 fair

hostess did everything in her power

to make the visit a cheerful and

happy one.

SPECIAL ittFFiEfi&v A Handsome Plcmre Fre?2

A cross, marked with a pencil, on

the margin of your paper this week

means that your su bscription is just

now due qr has been due. for some

time. We shall be greatly obliged if

you will call promptly,-or. send the

money." To all who do pay' within

tlw next ten days. w will present a

large atfd the handsomest portrait of

the late President Garfield ever published. 4 Gall and see it and judge

for yourself. , The picture will , also

be given to new subscribers.

COiJRECTEDJSV'KY TKOTUSlAT.

Cvttle Fair to medium, $3.90

53 CO; choice butcher, 3.85 (d $4.65

Hogs Fui r to good, $5.90 $0.35 ;

gooil shippers, $0.40 $b'.70. Su kei Con? m i n 1 0 -fai r, 2 Si

ccnLsj choice, 4 it cents; choice

lambs, 4.V i) cen is.

Silver Creek, N. Y.J . February 6, 1S80J Genes: I have been vei low, and have tried everything, to no advantasie. I h ea rd 3'o u r H op B i tie rs ree ornm ended by so many, I concluded to vc them a trial,- 1 did; and am now around, and constantly improving, and am nearly as slrong as evrc' ,W. H. Welleu. i

Twolarije base-burner stoves have

been purchased for the U. 3?. Church. County Supt. Mc Gee is now on his

annual visit to the schools of the

.county.

J Clean. the gutters in front; of yohr houses, vithout waiting for the Marshal t o n o ti fy yo in Our groceries, are now receiving some of the nicest grass butter of the year.

dog

Everybody must see the

Schneider walk a f inch tight rope, a feat never before accomplished.

While walking on the porch at her residence, las t Monday, Mrs. John F. Walker fell and dislocated her ankle.

$2.50 cents for the round trip to New jilban'-, Saturday, to see the

corner stone laid ot the new Driciire

over the Ohio river.

It is rather a cheeky proceeding.

tor a man to take back a silver dollar With a hole in it, that ho passed on a customer, and give in return four quarters with holes in them. - , Don,t fail to see Major, the smartest dog in the world, whom it cost $1,000 to educate, assisted by the great clown dog Shell bark. At MendJessohh Hall to-night. Admission 10 cents. Reserved seats 20 cents.

The following marriage licenses were issued this week; James A. White and Mary E. Miller; George W, Smith and Florey .E. Conner; Joseph Sullivan and Henrietta George; Albert G. McLahlan and Mamie E. Jeffries.

NOTICE: All persons knowing themsel ves indebted to the late . Dr. H. P. Tourner, deceased, will' please call at theollice, at his late residence, settle their accounts 5 and save cost. Francis P. Toukneb.

While Scwiifflg'Uflaclaiiac!' Of the hundreds of White Sevving Machines that' have been sold, in Monroe and adjoining counties, not

on e has fa iled to gi :e perfect t satisfaction. It space; would permit, ' we could publish ihe. names of oycr 300 persons who have ' bought Sewing Machines of us and are now wiWing. to say the White cannot be excelled It is the best! Try it; it will - cost you nothing. S. C. Dodds & Co.Office at Citv Book Store

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FOR S ALE:-A! quarter section of land, acres 5 in timber; alsolv a house of five1 rod ifl s, cellar, ci'stbrii wood -house, barn crib; large trch ard

of' choice trees, : excellent' well and

an abundance cA 'ranningMwarer3''

stock. Th e farm fi s in M on rpec"otth-

ty, ludiaua, one mnle north of llett3-

vlPe, adjoining the quarries, vand hi

a oou neiih bora oo . Jbxcel I en t

school facilities, and convenient-; to

church. Foi terms, address ; Mrs. A. Wilson, ? I .Ellettsviilej' Ind, .

John Graham, is agent .at Blcm ington for the Old Reliable y an (1 alia

line and is prepared to -furnish Ihe

lowest rates to all points,; An any, di

rection. Close connection made at

Grecncastle Jun cti on. K Don ' t -buy a

ticket for the East or Wdst 'until you

see him.

, ,m - A large stock of overcoats-at r the

New York Store. " '

A Woiiderful Disco vcy. For the speedy .cure of Consump

tion an d 2.YI diseases that lead "to it.

such as stuborn Coughs Colds, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Asthma4 pa in iii

the side and chest, diy hacking congh

tickling iia the throat, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, and all chronic or lingering diseases of the throat and lungs, Dr. King's New Discovery

has no equal and Jias established foi

itself a world-wide reputation. Many

leading physicians recommend and

use it in their practice. .;Th&forniula

from which it is prepared is highly

recommended by all medical journals

The clergy and press have compli

mented it in most glowing teams. Go

to your druggist and get a trial bott

le for ten cts, or a regular size for $1. For sale by iL Lindley. Bloom ington

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Dissolution: Notice is herebv

given that the copartnership between

John W. Buskirk and 1 envy C, Dun

can in the practice of law, has been

heretofore and now is dissolved, so

far as the same related to criminal

business, the said Duncan being pros

ecuting Attorney-elect.,

JOHN W. BUSKIRK, HENRY C. DUNCAN, ..

1881,

One week ago lasf Sunday the; -

house of John Tillev, two miles West of Stanford, was robbed- of $45 in money. A well-dressed stranger was at the house .at the time, claiming to be a purchaser of timber. He said ahat he was on his was to see William Stone of Bloomingtom

Au Ohio Mail's C null ii ire. 'ihe undersigned, late of Ohio, hereby offers to bet. $25 that he ean saw more lumber, in 10hours, than any other- man in Martin on any ad

joining county, with a 72 inch circu

lar saw either 9 or 10 inch gauge on any kind of timber. Address me at

Shoals: Ind., and state where you(

.want the trial to take-place.

r i ? S. Anderson, Big; bigger, biggest, is the stock of new goods at the New York Store. No use wearing your last win? terls overcoat when you can buy a new one so cheap at the Bee Hive.

R ob ins on Gra ham, of . Monroe

county, aged 87, called i on us last

Saturday, while here attending the old settlers' meeting! Mr, Graham is an active, sprightly man- for his

age, and walks without the aid of a

cane, He was a solciier in the war

of 1812 and was in the battle of New

Orleans. He i3 one of-the oldest set

tlers of the State, having ; emigrated

to Indiana in 1816, locating1 where

Bloomnio'ton now stands, Bedford

Star;

-Cleaning out everything regard-

'ess of price before ' reraqyaJ at the :New York Stoic

If you are going; io Cincinnati, or any point East, cajl at the Courier ofilce and geta lb?y rate ticket via the O, fe M. Gonncctipns at Mitchell, -5 a . . f ':"

Notices of marriages and deaths are important as local news items, but we are frequently compelled to let some of them pass without notice

on account of not' having names and

suilicient particulars. Let our friends throughout the county help us by

sending in such notices, with names

an,d .dates. ' ; ,

Why these charavari parties are.

tolerated is a mysteiy to many of our

people, unless it is a desire to give

the newly-made husband a specimen

ol the hades that is in atone for him

when he atay&out late 'at the lodge" There is a law against mobs and disorderly gatherings,, bat it is never

CQ forced in cases of this kihdv Prof. Morria will giv2 the greatest exhibition of trained dogs ever known in Aifuorica. Parents, bring your little ones, and gladder, their hearts. At Meadelsoshn Hall to-night. Admission 10 cents, reserved seats 20 cents. Ladies espetially invited, this being a strictly iirst-class moral

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John P. Smith is again engaged

in repairing watches, clocks an d jew

elry, at his store on the INorth siae of th e square. He does the work himself, not trusting it to inexperienced hands, and guarantees lower prices and batter work than Cfttt be obtained elsewhere ;s ' 1

THESE. G003S ,ABE WARIiANTED

'Not to Cockle,; . ,; , ,

gtfNot to Shrink in Washing, jFNot to Gruinple Easily,, ' jQIPTo be the Latest Sfylesand Prevailing; Shades,

To be Equal in Durability

and Color to the Besti'For-

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See him bpfore purchasing;.

tion given to orders for country schools.

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