I lir lit »l Way of Planting llnlbs.
After ordering your bulb* si t about
petting n eotnpoat ready in which to
pot them. A* good a -oil a* any t-> one
composed of ordinary garden loam,
sands, and weli-r-itteii unv mature in
r->-uhi part*, tin- third sand may seem
I ill i- to * intieh of a poiid thing, but it
isn't. Nowhere in lint world are bet
ter bulb* grow i tnauin lied .anil.whose
soil is nearly all hhiuI. Iletter bulbs
can be grown in cle tr sand, protterly
feriili/.id, than in tlic richest of soil
without aand. Mix your coufpost well
and hare It tine and mellow, it is very
important that the manure should bo
old. Fresh manuro is harmful to all
bulbous plants, out or in doors. I
should ad vise the growing of several
bullm in the hauie pot. I.adiea' Home
\ Journal.
An l eu t nrkUil • o llegln the Day.
The man who wants a cocktail in
the morning which does not contain
any alcohol and which acts as a bracer
can now get one if ho applies at any
well regulated cafe for an "egg cock
tail.'1 An egg cocktail is a very sim
ple and harmless concoction. It I* well
known in certain sections of the city
already. Hero is the way It i» made:
A Take an egg and break It into a glass,
put In pepper and suit, squeeze the
.juice of a lemon into the glass, and
your cocktail is ready. Tho lemon
juice is credited with the ability to re
move any unpalntablc taste the raw
egg may contain. — New York Times
l.efl Destitute!
Not of worldly goods, but of earthly com
! forts, Is the poor wretch tormented by nui
Isrls. The fell scourge Is, however, shorn
of Its thong In advance hy Hosteller'*
Slomarli Hitlers. It* only sure preventative
pnd remedy. Dyspepsia biliousness, con
stipation, rheumatism and nervousness and
kidney complaints are also among the bodi
ly affliction* which this I enlflcrnt medicine
overcome* wlih certainty. l'*o It syste
matically.
The Ileal work.
• icnerally good, useful work, whether
- of the hand or jieud. Is either 111 paid
I pr not paid at all. i don't say it should
%>■ so, but it ulwuys is so. People, as a
* rule, only pay for being amused. For
being cheated, not for being served.
Five thousand a year to your talker
and a shilling a day to your fighter,
digger and thinker, is the rule. None
t, of the best, head work in urt, literature
I or science is ever paid for. How much
do you think Homer got for Ills "Iliad?"
I' «»r Inintc for his "Paradise?'' Only
| bitter bread and salt and going up and
r down other people's stairs
Pleasure Still lo He Had.
From Indianapolis Journal.
i "By gosh. Hill," said the farmer with
f the square jaw, "to my own knowledge
you have changed yer campaign but
ton four times, accordin' to the speaker
you heerd last. What you goiirto do
when the campaign's over?
"Wai,” said the farmer with the
straggling yellow whiskers, "what to
prevent me goin’ to protracted mcetin'
an’ getti'n' religion, same's Ivo done
ev’ry winter fer fftcen years'*"
Mrs. H. C. Ayer of IHchford. Vt.,
writes: "After having fever I wu*
very much debilitated and had dys
pepsia so bud i could scarcely cat
anything. A little food caused bloat
ing and burning in the stomach
with pain and much soreness in my
side and u great deal of headache.
My physician seemed unable to help
me and I continued in this condition
until 1 took Hr. Kay’s Itenovator
which completely cured me." Sold
by druggists at S5 cts. and $1. See
f advf, __________
Wasps a« Paper-Maker*.
Not only do wasps make paper, but
even card-board: In South America
there is a species of wasp that manu
factures a card-board so smooth and
firm that it may be written or draw n
upon and it is in one way superior to
tlie article mude by man, ns it is water
proof. Tlio heaviest rains will not
dampen the interior of the cardboard
nest made by these wasps.
/« » wpy «»» ■ “ a M .»! ■ a illl'M'l.il
for 1*97. which rival* tin* famous * 'Yard of.
Hose*” published by Thu < <>\iimnhin a few
year* ago. Is given free toeveiy new sub
scriber to Thk Conpamom for K»7. To new
subscriber* the paper I* also sent free from
the time the subscript Ion Is received till
January. 1097. Thu* new sub-dcrihors will
receive, fro**, a handsome four-paue foldln.
calendar, lithographed In twelve colors
'I him ompanion free Kvery w< om to .1 arm
ary. 1*97. and fora full year to J aim ft ry. l*‘.w
by sending the publishers f|.7», one year *
Mihftcriptlon. lllu*triitcd prospectus foi
1^97 free. Address 'I nk Yoi th hi omi'vmo.m
30.J ('olumbiiM Avenue, lioaton. Mass.
The New Woman Paradis#*
The new woman should take he*
way to Iturinuh. There, travelers say.
is the only place on earth where trui
equality exists between the sexes. In
spite of this, it is claimed that no worn
cu are more womanly than the l*ur
incse women, whose good sen*e en
able* them to see the line where they
ought to slop. In the higher classes
she always has a trade, uud runs her
business on her own responsibility.
1 he man who gives h*i|» to another, lenruj
bow i it! to bolp bian <
A THOUGHT
THAT KILLED
A JV1AN I if
111! thought I Hal H« .oukltrtlle
** with dl.MM. M« was run
down In H*nUH, t*ll 11 red ami
worn uni. .omplalited of dinI
w»», Mltouaitea*. Ha.ka.He.
and H*ada.H*. Ilia N.*r and
klda*ta w*r* uul «>4 order,
h* thought |o gol w*il k)
dual** him..11 with .H.ap
Wiw«. And thru ,.im
Ik* ending, tl* 1*11 a .Mint
In BrlaHI 'a dla*aa*l Tk*
muM«> n. uaghi la Ha.« la
vnatad In • anl*. r.ttaMc ;
r.nt.d. went lor a Iu.hH.Iuh.
t Ik* *nl» standard rvnwdt
in Ik* *u«M lur kidnv. and
liter .»m*4*4n««. ti i* is
>*•»> r*nuHl> uHhH |<H. «hmm *
I untseraaM* pr**.rme. It t* i
II j 1 IH« *»*»•. ivif.u, tkai |« IkUk j
■ rd H. |kv UntMkotty «4 thou I
I 11 aand« u kont N Ha. t% ,.g J
■ OW it • Ufkiil 4
■ I’M*** Ml *f IAS*
|| j ▼HAT OSS TdHt' Si, AC« ,
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| A BUSINESS ARRANGEMENT. I
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Mr. F-’erclvul Houghton was standing
pear the door In the l’atiltons' draw
ing-room.
Houghton was not a very popular
member of his set on account of n por
tions faculty he hud of avoiding all
social functions, tin was to be found
at the Paul tons' today well, if the
matter were probed to the bottom,
principally because he was an old
It lend of the family, and Jack Paullon
had reminded him he must not send a
refusal at the peril of a serious biea h
In their friendship.
Some one plucked hla sleeve. It was
Ills hostess.
"You remind me very much." 'aid
Mrs. f’aulton, "of a statue I once saw
of Achilles, I think It wus. Why this
heroic abstractedness?"
Houghton bad not yet, spoken of his
embarrassment when she put an end
to it prettily, sparing him the addi
tions! confusion of an explanation.
"Come, let us descend to things
more substantial 'ban dead heroes, If
not less poetical, I have a pleasant
surprise In store for you."
"Indeed!"
"Ye*. |,et me fetch you to an old
friend Just returned from over the sea
Miss Alice Coates."
She conducted him to the damsel in
question and left them together,
"I’m heartily glad to see you again,
Miss Coates,” said Houghton, a trltle
awkwardly.
"You may call me Alice, as you did
before 1 went abroad,” said the girl
with whom Mrs. Paulton hart left him,
and th'm mischievously, "though I'm
quite grown up now, you see,"
"Dear me, yes; quite grown up. Do
you remember our chats; wlinn we
Prod to poke fun s.I the eniirtlv dames
at your mother's 'at homes?* f have
never found eon genial company since
you went abroad, mid I have gone out
of society entirely become a kind of
commercial anchorite."
"How fortunate you are! Hut then
you never really cared for society, did
you?"
"No, indeed, nor did you. Arc your
Ideas unchanged, Alice?"
"Well, In a way, 1 still think, as you
used to say, the world would be better
off If It did not trifle with precious
time. Yet and 1 know you will par
don me—I am surprised to find you
single. Is it possible there has been
no one charming enough to break
through the pessimistic Ice of your ua
uot. he no vam as to say it Is entirely,
yet I will he hold enough to say to my
old confidante It has been hugely due to
the fact that I have not had the time
to devote to love-making. And, you
know, It, taken a great deal of gadding
about before a man may even evidence
his affections slightly.”
"That’s very true.’’
"Now, don’t you think yourself (hit
the fen vent Ions I wooing Is a very la
mentable sairlllee of lime?'’
"If the woman In me decide* no;
but If I persevere along strictly com
mon sense liner, perhaps yes.”
"How charming yon are! Jove! you
have not changed a Jot, Alice, since
your hair has been turned up and jou
have donned the harness of social slav
ery. Hut Jo continue our subject; I
honestly think this business of love
and marriage might he expedited, for
instance, in iho commercial way. A
man comes Into my office with u prop
osition that Is almost as important to
me as a marriage, for It affects my
life's affairs very radically. He wants
an answer I hat same day - immediately,
if possible. True, I take, say, half an
hour or an hour to turn the matter over
in my mind and view it in every light. '
As a rule, In that length of time I have
come to a satisfactory conclusion. Now,
if 1 could find a woman to whom I
i i
"WILL YOU MgltHY ME TOMUH
ROW r
might aay, 'Here, let u* egpedlle mat
ter*; let tin get thu preliminary huai
ne#* of love-making over Immediately,
ami come to the point without further
ado ' Of cmtrae. It khmild l*e come
one with whom one 1* rather well ac
quainted aa, lor Inatatice, yot end
l
•*Mt Houghton!''
"There, there, you **e. hereay a ill |
rop oul eveu In an old adherent' l.et i
continue I takeout my watch th<* j
way and aay. 'll li Ju»t Id o'clock t.ow
Alice. I tovc you very dearly! Will
vuu marry me tumariti* '
“How tharnringly rldkulwu*'"
“Thai * right ho It la I*erh*pa ti j
dlculoua. and I *hall have in tun* in j
again on my poor old lonely tool m>
one undevwtand* ‘
' Hot. no d»ar (dead am I •« !>•
Have year peculiar ikouu# .arry > >u
a* rtooaly m lar aa that *
I am profoundly In *t»rtreat '!«
tgalro of buttm aa ate ai»a» tying
l int | can ttdi i an ai«« nt t>m« tn kow
making'
"Then y w *t*a*r •« u* v*» to get a '
4 S f v If %*'.*♦ tAfiftltiit «4• l lf»> l*)4r* J
A«44 A«"'f VV Ik > ft*H «• j||tejg li v||»
|y ttnM'i 4»f A A 4IAAA % Ilf#*
1At |«Aii a *v is# A•( hIf *
TMi i«- Vaa At a i In U«i <
I ghadi never marry'
Alice, of course, might have turned
the conversation Into other channels;
but somehow she did not feel that she
wanted to do so.
"Well, supposing. Mr. Houghton,”
she began, after a pause, "I should My
In the rustic fashion, ‘I love you rilso
very dearly. I am willing?"’
Though she tried to »ay tills with
ndmlruhle insipidity, her fare flushed
In spile of her.
Houghton noticed the blush, end
straightway lierame himself excited,
yot without betraying It.
"Oood,” said he, "I should say, 'And
now, If you will excuse me, I shall
speak with your falher. He ts here, 1
understand?' ”
Then, inking out his watch, "It I*
now fifteen minutes to 10. Where'*
your father?"
"I think he Is"- and never, until hot
dying day, will she understand how
these worde escaped her with such per
fect Inconsequence- "I think lie is li
Hie library with Mr. Paulton."
Houghton arose, and, putting the
watch hack Into his pocket, made as tc
go away.
Miss Coates caught his sleeve, Mlie
was trembling, and the smiles had died
out of her face. Hald she; "O, I’eriy!
I mean Mr. Houghton don't lie so
foolish. He will think you are Insane."
He drew the sleeve away gently.
"Be careful, Alice," eald he. "Wc are
attracting attention. Don't make a
scene."
The next moment he was gone, and
In a daze of excitement and eonfu don
Alice hurried to the conservatory and
dashed In among the palms.
When Houghton walked Into the li
brary he found Alice's falher and Jack
Paulton smoking and chatting its!
lessly.
"Major Contes, I have Just proposed
lo your daughter, and she has accepted
me, Arp you willing we should be
married tomorrow?
The cigar fell from the lips >f the
Major, and he looked In blank amaze
ment, first upon hi* Interrogator, t.nil
then upon i’aulton, with a alight ques
tioning aspect In the last glance. I’aul
lon burst out laughing, and the Major
turned again to Houghton helplessly,
and said:
'Tony, my boy, have you lost your
icnsoa?”
‘‘True,'' the other answered, drawing
a chair up to the table, "this requires
Home explanation, doesn't It?”
Then he told them of the conversa
tion between himself and Alice, as well
as explaining. Incidentally, many of
his views of life which horn directly,
and some even which had no bearing
at all, upon the subject at present of
vital Interest.
"But Alice?” said the Major, “I
cannot believe she is a party to such
wild plans!”
“O, yes, I know she will be agree
able!” answered Houghton. "Hhe has
said so.”
“Yet I am sure she will have
changed her mind by this time. Hhe
has had time to think It over collect
edly. I’ll go and ask her.”
"No," put in l’aullon, rising. "Let
me do that for you.”
"i'll give you just three minutes,
Jack,” said Houghton.--London Sun.
IIkiihiihs la Typhoid Fever.
William ('. I'ssery, M. 1)., of Ht.
Louis, says that I lie best food for those
suffering from typhoid fever Is the ba
nana. In this disease, he explains, the
lining membrane of the small intes
tines becomes Intensely Inflamed and
engorged. Eventually it begins slough
ing away In spots, having well-defined
ulcers. At these places the intestinal
walls become dangerously thin. A
solid food, If laken Into the stomach,
is likely to produce perforation of the
intestines and dire results will follow.
Therefore, solid foods, or foods con
taining a large amount of lnnutricloiis
substances, as compared wdth nutrt
clotts substances, are dangerous and
are to be avoided. The banana, al
though It may be classed as a solid
food, containing, as it does, 9."> per cent,
nutrition, does not possess sufficient
waste to Irritate these sore spots.
Nearly the whole amount taken Into
the stomach It absorbed, and gives thr
patient more strength than cun be oh
iufnA.1 from nfhrr food t'tltvsvo tntir
Ocean.
Ilr. I'arkhliret'e View* of Tlirylrn.
We commend thegn remurkn of Dr,
1‘arkhurat. of New York, to hi* breth
ten who believe no douht honeatly
that the theater in Inevitably a vliuri
and gleaned ihuie to the nulphurnun
pit: The theater I believe In pro
foundly. An a mean* of intellectual
allmulua aud of moral uplift there In
nothin* with the ponatblr exception of
ihe pulpit, that could eland alung*td« of
It an an enginery of penumal effect,
provided unly ll would maintain Itaelf
tu Ita proper i harader an the drama
tired incarnation of atrength Per
noaally. I would tike at leaat one* a
wiek to get out front under the In
>ubu* of ordinaty obligation and to
yield niyaelf up Inlellectually and etuu
ilonalty In ibe dnmlnailoa of dra
matic power I could live with a freak
cr life and iwuid writ# and apeak wltk
a more im-uperwled vigor. I am aura.4
It »um loutnal
I'cea*** lea e«lno
lute of tke grwalewt palm fancier* in!
I.t.tidua la wild to have dtacoverayf ikai j
Ike t**ve« abauld It* wwabed not wltk j
put* **i kui milk wad **!•< »ni , j
baa a ■-i.ntt*if**t effect of pet%•>v iffp |
ib* tu end prove run# ilw appearance!
of tk* krona epat* wki a are eu a*-1
ing
lh'» cui«* mafenp -,p <& t »* j
#5 fc*9 i*#k!W&AKMk-'4:*l til I Ij-jt
'tor »*« > > d>abt« tka amount, 1
Receivar's Sale of Clothing.
Owing to the recent uosett si condition
of the I'Unities-, word the great clothing
house 1 The Hell'1 of t.'kl. 4ft”, 4ft*i State St .
Chicago, wo* forced into the hands of a re
reiver This stock eom| rises f'J'V.1, IS I worth
of the llnest Clothing, tit nt* I iirnisliliig
Hoods. Huts aud Hhoos that money con d
buy, nml n* this was itmsidered too great a
stock to throw onto the ( hi ngn uiur*et It
was divided into ft di!!i rent, stocks, one of
which nu*shl|i|od to Omaha, mid now or
i-ufiies the t.iitfdlnt iftlf Dougins St., be
tween lMb and llith streets. Nmv. ns we do
not e«|pct to rea ize over 40 i ents on the
dollar on this stock, you cannot afford to
mins this ihani-e W e wl'l i|iiote yoo a few
[.rices and guarantee that if you are not
jer.ectiy sntislied with our largalnswe
will rhcrr iillv pay your railroad faro All
goods marked In (lam figures and strictly
nun pri<r .Men's suits, a I woo). I lack and
colors, for business. $”Tft lo Sffttl; Men's
C ay Worsted mid iire■ .nits, from $.1 7ft to
the silk lined at I* Tft, Men s I'Inter* Iroui
f.’.ftU to fii.T.i lor an Irlsli I rleze, l)re>*
Coats ♦;! lift to fO.ik), Hoys long I’aiit
Sults, (I !»I to I4<HI; Pm» Knee Hants
Suits, 4 to 14 year*, from UU « ents to $J 7ft
All leading brand* of linen collars I lent
i icli flood half hose 1 cent a pair. Kor
the Driest Hut Men's lire-1 Shirt*, .‘slits
Wilson Hro*. regu nr Cl shirts; ilood Men s
Hants ftU icnts eucli A good |nir of
Men's Shoos, 111 i ents and other things
,inst a* cheap but too nuiui-roiis lo mention
Kememlier the pace I ft 14 Dongas, will
men Malurdav, Nov II lx«>k lor sign
" ltd-elver s Sa'e, I etween l lfteenth and
Sixteenth streets, Omaha Noli
filiigernrewil.
The secret of mu king dark, ''erackly"
gingerbread, shiny on top, is to bear
ill mind thill tlio shortening must be
[inured boiling hot on the molasses,
and that Hie mixture must be lieatrn
n* little us possible The flour should
be mixed in with u few deft turns of
the spoon. Hour one-half of u large
teacup of boiling lint shortening, lard
and butter mixed upon one half pint
of New Orleans molasses, add two ta
blrspoonfuls of mill* ond one of ground
ginger, then sift in u generous half
pint of flour, to which a tenspoonful of
baking soda tins been uddci!, lastly,
one well lieu ten egg, then mix, with
out beating, and bake in one large tin
plate or ainull dripping pun Serve
not, uiid break, not cut, at the table.
Do not use linking powder as the cream
of tartar will spoil tho cake, the irtolns
si1* neutralize* I,lie effect, of tile aoda
quite as effectually If u chocolate
icing, Much »H is lifted on euuclaircs is
lilicii. the glazed effect may be pro
duced if tliis rule is strictly followed:
(irate two squares of iitiftwecfencd
chocolate, mid a half cup of granulated
sugar, a tablespoonful of boiling wu
ter uml a teuspoonful of vanilla, boll
live minutes. Willie still warm, but
not hot, nnreud on the calie. This inuy
be eat> n fresh, but not hot.
There Is more Catarrh In this seel Inn of
the i minlry limn nil other iHsi-mi** put to*
gethcr, and until Hie last few years
win supposed lo ho Incurable. I1 or a great,
rim it y years doctors proniiiiiircd II a local
uisease and prescribed im-al reoiedlcs. and
by conslanlly falling In cure with Im-al
l real men I. pronounced It Incurable. Hclcncij
lias piiiinn calnirli l > be u i-iinslltlullnniil
disease, and, therefore, reuulres constitu
tional treatment. Hull's < aliinli l ure,
manufactured by I' I. Cheney A Co.'J'o
ledo. It., Is the only constitutional cure on
i lie imilkcl It Is I it Itef, Internally til
dose* from 10 drops lo a spoonful. It
acts directly on the blood unit mucous sur
faces of the system They offer floe Him
died Hollers for any crisc It fulls to cure.
Mend for circulars and testimonials Ad
dress
f. .1. CHKM-'.V A I t), Toledo, O.
Mold by Hrugglsls 7.V
A Delicious Apple Desert.
An attractive sweet dish that is
choice enough to serve at a luncheon
consists of tart bulled apples covered
with syrup containing nun* anil can
died fruits and serve with whipped
cream. I’cel and core nice apples, lay
them in a baking dish and pour over
them u half cupful of cold water. I’ut
in tiie oven, which should be hot, and
when they begin to cook sift over them
granulated sugar. < ook until soft, but
not until the sections lose their shape.
Make a syrup of a cupful of water, half
a cup of sugar ami a tablespoon of
strained lemon juice. Measure two
table spoons of almonds, bluiii^i them
and cut in bita. Add these tothesy
rup together with two tablespoons of
candied cherries chopped with the nuts
or raisins. When the syrup reaches
the boiling point, let it simmer thirty
minutes. I’ut the apples with a spoon
in a low, Hat dish, shim out the fruit
from the syrup and sprinkle around
them. Serve very cold. New York
i’ost.
I believe my prompt line of I'iso * f are
prevented quick conMimi tinu Mrx l.m-y
Wallace Marquet, Kan , Dec I'-', ltf>.
A DrtulMt of lit** lluirjr.
I,ike Marie Antoinette of old, the
I’rinccs* of Wales positively revels in
her dairy. Its walls uro decorated with
tiles, which the prince thoughtfully
brought with him from Horn bay tiles
of dark blue, ornamented With a design
of roses, shamrock and th’st'.e. and the
“Jell dlen.” Th* dairy also cm tains a
long mnk put), artistically ornamented
by tlic brush of the I'rlncess of l.orue,
a beautifully mounted head of the
princess favorite deceaad Alderney,and
a silver churn expressly m deled for
the hand of royalty.
An Important Itllrriarr.
To make I apparent to thousand*,
who think themselves til, that they are
ntd tittth ted with any disease, hut that
the syalvin simply needs cleansing, is
to hring comfort home to lh«dr heart*,
as a costive condition is easily cured by
using h>rup of b't** Manufa. lured hy
the rallfornta Klg Hyrup font puny only,
and sold hy all druggists
Watered Milk.
A 1 •e uisit paper give* a teat for wat
ered milk which ta simpltcly Itself A
well-polished kgiltieg needle l* dipped
Into a deep vcseel of milk, and minted!
aiety withdrawn in an upright posi
tion. If the milk is pure oolite of the
fluid will ding to the needle, but It
water haa hrea added to the milk,
even in a small prupsdioa, the rtu d
wiii not adhere
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Exeltenient Kills it Monkey.
It is believed thn monkeys in the zoo
knew they were to be removed into
better quarter* before it occurred, says
the I'hliedrlphla Times. They hud, no
doubt, heard the new monkey-house
talked about as the finest in Die world
by visitors nod keepers, and realized
that there was to be some jjroat chnnsre
in their condition. Tills naturally in
terested them and kept them on the
tiptoe of expectation. For several days
be for tho removal their excitable na
tures were all wrought up, and on tho
day of removal their excitement was
almost unrontroluble, showinsr plainly
they liiiii kept posted reyardinir the
eventful day. When tlie hour arrived
a favorite monkey and splendid speci
men of his kind was taken by his koep
' er from the old house to be quartered
In the new one. It was seen that toe
hus in a hiirhly excited condition, and
on the way to liix new homo he sud
denly expired in the keeper's arms. It
was a clear case of heurt disease,
brought to a fatal termination by the
excitement
A xtnqilrlon.
“I wonder why so many telephono
operators are women?” said the man
who cultluate* uu idle curiosity.
"I don't know.” replied the misan
thrope, "unless it's because the occu
pation puts them in a position to have
the Isst word every time."' Washing
ton Star.
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Slsntln (llrnlar Writing.
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year," said Tom to his mother. "It’s
i .ill to tie perpendicular after this in
stead of slniitiniiieular. I guess it's
, bemuse the siantindieular looked so
1 u/.y."—Harper's lla/ar.
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