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_ THE cHARLo'i"rE'1‘owN GUARDIAN, APRIL 27, .9..5_ ,

I " """“"*'- f==='~=~~ '- ' - =-=' - . . ~---~~--. _ F2. .~.--.____... _-H ,- -- - ---.-e~-A-.--»~--_¢t=~,f-f-T-,_ ..f.~_._.. ____.._ +__.___ _s.__ _ -_i__,_- .._- ..__.,___. A

is the time to have your

boots overhauled. If you would have them attended to in ~

First -Class Style

we would advise you to 'leave them at Bell’s

Because They A

V Know How

J. H. BELL

, __

Now is a

Good Time

to replenish your silverware such asknives, forks and spoons. In taking stock we Gnd we have a few half dozens in first quality which you can purchase at a very low price. while they last.

li. H. TAYLDR,

J EWELER. Sunnyside, Queen Square.

ATTEND

CONROY’S GREAT SPOT CASH Discount Sale

of all boots and shoes in

stock. F

SUNNYSTDE. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

_ IN

THEsELEcnoN ,onsnyen

In the selection of Table Silver there

are three points for the lioiiscwife to take into account-lirsl, the quality of the ware; second, llie beauty of style and pattern; third, the price. On all three points our stock of Silverware will fnlly commend itself to thought- ful, discerning buyers. The iinisli and Instability of our Silver Plated \Vare is of high order; in shape and decoration the different pieces exemplify the latest ideas of the period; and in pricc_ they represent the lowest figure consistent with true excellenee_of quality. We displays range of variety which greatly fucilitates satisfactory selection. `\\-le ask you to inspect our stock. It is worth while to do so.

F. VV. TAYLOR.

CAMERON `BLOt_‘l'~’.

Cranberries,

Home-Cured Bacon

‘ Such as we have will give yor.

an appetite for your breakfast when patent medicines can’i.

JA8. KELLY dr. Co.

3-I mwf&wiy1.

,,;L._?____.____________.;_ KING i EDWARD _ HOTEL

Opposite l.C.R. Depot,Hallfsx. Fitted-with all modern improvements, magnificently furnished. Situation and View unsurpassed in Hnliffll- Wlihlll live minutes ride by street cars to the centre of the City.

Terms $r.5o to $2.50 per day accord-

ing to location, 2 WM. WILSON, Proprietor.

Apt 25 d x yr '

Drunkeuuess

Cured Secretly

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Free Sampld d purnplilel. g v ll

731| zinrtlculnrl. MIKE mon nllaud l“’I'~* “M In plain sented envel- °p¢_ Corfespoudenct Incredly contidcn¢ilL Biicloae nlM¥\P I°\° "` ly, Address-’I`Ilo Boniaqh lend! 50-: is anna lt..’l‘o|0l’i ali... .

I--._,_V.

A Clear Skin and A Bright Eye I

Usually Inaieaiéiieaith.

Wlieeler’s

Botanic L

Bitters f

Insures good health by Clean- I

sing the Blood, Stomach and

Liver. Cures Constipation, _

Dyspepsia, Bloating, Head- ; ache, Dizziness, Kidney Trou-

bles, and all Irregularities.

A OBNUINB VEGETABLE SPRING I

MEDICINE ANI) REGULATOR. 9

PRICE 35 CENTS V

` AT ALL DIALIRI-

f And wholesale by all

Wholesale Druggists.

_ _ . _ ., , ~~. 'N

` THE LUORLD OUER '

Thousands of .Mothers =

are using v

llll. lillllEllRE’3

INFANTS’ SYRUP ,

_ For UltlldrelI‘8 IIIIHBIIIS, you cannot but ‘

admit the fact that this preparation ‘_ is one of merit rind is all what -is claimed for it. It is safe, pleasant _ and soothing for children teething, j

‘ and a prompt checker of bowel and . Stomach troubla. _.

Physicians and Professional ~_

._ nurses recommend lt. `

In purchasing, see that Dr. Co-

derre's signature and portrait is on every wrapper. Beware of the many > SYRUPS ut up in asiniilar fonii and 3 made to Took like Dr. Coderre’s. _ Price, 2_;r!s. per bolllc, or by mad .` ' on vamp! of price. ;

Sole proprietors, Tim Wrnoxrn Cixmn~ :j

c/tl. Co. Liniiied, Montreal. Cnnsd.-i. _-

- s'rAN'roN's Pain nectar, ,-

ni nuaiav nzmrov ron invuunat :mu nrvununi. ua: ,` - - ,.-, ~.-.-: "

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Sure of Success

when you start with Beaver Flour. it’s the home cook’s main reliance on baking days. It’s always the same --the best flour milled for home use.

Beaver

Flour

blends the white, delicately flavored Ontario Fall Wheat with the nutritious Manitoba Spring WVheat. It is the flour of the family, as it is

the best - - _ -\ familyflour. 'Pl'

At your , grocer's. _ liiisamamasi _ .§" was ,,,.,,,§,<e/

_ ` -

Go to a friend for advice

go to a woman for pity; go

to strangers for charity, but

for a good reliable guaranteed

watch at a- low price, go to

TANTON’S.

Special prices for a short

time.

W. N. TANTDN.

JEWELER. A

Disinlecting

Effective, Safe, Economical,

Having installed an up-to-date

Formaldehyde Generator. w ich I0 A p xiect Gerniicide

I um now preps ea to disinfect dwellings. ntulie at-tidings, chief, iions, etc.. ¢4e..{u:~ mining their puilllu-tion il inleclzd wit tht son ot ny eeiuiapous disease without hai-y .J any wcvlu hhr cl, onimienll or hnrltu

All work dan under the lopenldon of lay

n-tdiial mactluuu. rr according to the refute ttoaii of the loud ul Mnllh. ,

G4 D- WRIGHT, General Director, and Emb ier.

JW‘-`\"’¥T7H5 f‘l “fit `

Otlitis Phone algb, residence Perot 60,

Cllll IIISIIIG HIS M

Queer Stories Concerning Hrs

' Believed i

Ni~:\\’ Yoirir, Abi-ll 24.-The Amerlenn

prints the following from Berlin:

Iiuiimrs tliut the Uziir ls losing his nilnil

will not down, particularly sliiee various tieruian lnsunlfy experts have gone on mysterious missions to St. lhitersburg. It ls eluliiiod that Grand Dukd Paul admitted to u. frloud that the czitrls sulI'ei'liig“froiii ti deep nientul depression" thnt- brouglit. on ii long tit of aleeyilessness. Insoiiinin., he snld, slapped tho cziir`s bodily uml mental strengtli to the point of exlmustion.

kiio\\'n expert., \\ ns this: The Czar spends hours kneeling before his ikons, iiiuinbl- llll-5 Ill'=lyel'N. When his wife or ministers wiiggi-.stllie pressure of liusliiess hu tiles into |niroxysriin of rzurc.

It ls re.]ioi‘tcd thot. when M. \\'it.te talk-

ed tothe czui earnestly the other rluy on the iirseossity ot iniiklng peace, Nicholas iiiteirtiptorl liiiii with the words: “Stop four noise -lt. hurts my lit-ad." \ViLt-ti tell- so insulted that he replied: “Under these eireuiiistniiecs it will he very hard for your inlijeoty's iiiiiiisters Lo rllsclm,i‘ge -heir rInl.les."

l)m'in|.; the sniiin scssioii hc culled his

llllll IXPEHIS VISIT

Conduct Which Are Saad to be

n. Europe. ~

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. .

ministers liars, at-arising tlieni of with- holding the truth from niiu. These and similar fits of tenipei' ure steadily on the increase. .

The ezar characterizes his nioro or Iona

voluntary stay at the country heat as lui- prisonment. imposed hy n clique uf nclieni- ing politlouns, und he seems to have corn tldenee lu no one liut John of Kronstiidt, who is forever inventing new prayers for the emperor.

When these i'epm~ts were' niih.nit.t_ed to

ii diploniat, who luis seeii inneli service in

lfrolii iuir>t.liei' source it is lelirned thul, -Itussiti, he said: “Such stories and ruiriors

ninom; the r~iyinpt.oniz~ eiulnnitted to u well- I

eoriiiiig from Russia nie most- ominous they iiidieute that the clique of grand dukes and other leiiding polil.ieiii.nt~: iii- telid to get. rid of the iiioiiiireli. Just, hc- fore Czar Paul was tlii-ottlr-rl to rlentli hy his own oilleei§_, every 'l'luro|n-:iii eourl echoed witli sturierlof the ‘et-r:ciil.i‘ieities` and ‘despotisin' of the eziir. Knowing Nicholas as I do, l feel inclined to believe the stories imputed to him, for weakness being the imiin ehni~ucterli~tie of his iiiind mid body, it. would he but natural il’ Iiot.h were gi\'iiil.1nwuy nt the sniiie Linic. Pliy' sie-ailly`nml mentally, he is it most pitialrle 0l>_jeet», yt-L the woilil will sliuddei' when lla Iienrs that he paid the usual p»~.milty."

lllIPiIllUlllllHli lllll

Picture of

'l`lie iifwndon Daily Miiil luis the follow- ng itrwoiiiit of the seein: in the Iiritlsli ‘louse uflloninions when the iicwii was oeeived there that (lerald I.<iri;ror, Con- -er\'nti\'t~,h:id linen iiefeiiteil hy IC. Vil- ir:i':<, Libr-rail, in the lh'i|.:IiLoii lye-election »y HI7 vutes:- ` Iii lilio. lluuse ul' Goiiiiiioiis Mr. Tiyltol-

lon, the Colonial Secretary, was in the nldsl. ol' along stnteiiieiil, as to cotton- cqi-owliir in Afrlcn. when ii group of liadleal meinliers entered the liouse. “Villiers is iii!" they ulioiiterl, quite

oblivious of the rules. Mr. jI.yt.tell.on eeu.~'eri:li is .sipeocli und stiireil liui-rl nb the iie\\'l‘0iiioi'\i, who liriiiiriiiiig with excito- menl, Iiustt-lied to tlicli- places with re- poiitqrl erii-is of "Villiers is ii\l"

Mr. l.yllclt`oii sl-,c`iii`i~`rl`a.~i iiil.ci'e:~it,od :is

the riieiiilrerbi of the \'iel.oi~ions party. lieriiiiiig his nrui on the Iii-ns-.s-liniiiitl box, he smiled pleriehintlynrerossut the little uruwd whose exulicrniiee lmd thus disi- Lurberi the quletude of ri liniiidi'uiiidel_uilc. Uhviouslyt-lie Coloiiinl Secreliiry would Iiiivc rcggurcled il. ns ii kindness If sonic-one limi Lolrl Iiiiii whnl. the Iiiiijorlty wus.

iiislolirlof thus enliglitening him, the

hilarious thi‘onl,' opposite enllod neross "ltt‘sig|l. 'l'l\t‘y nrt: getting .sick of you."

“I win excuse some ol you _getting ex-

cited," sitld Mr. Iiytloltoii, smiling neross thi: hox, ltligl still nayiiig ns elenrly ns eyes I-ould :~i|1e|\k. “For-goorliiess‘ mike. enmi- over ruid toll rue vvlinttlieiiiiijoi-ily is!"

“Cotton pi'oduel..lon within thc eoiillnns

ofthe British Ernplre-" The Colonial s‘eei~otzii'y tvnri picking up the tlirearis l' his interrupted mii'i‘iil.lvc. “Villiers is ln!" eiiine the cry froixi the

Opposition. “Ilurrzili!" And inn.i‘uthei' :`ooli.~li,delitehed wily eheei' lifter' cheer. which hurl notlilng' \vIint1\\'\‘i' todo with eottori,puiietiiiiied Mi-. l.ytl.\~ltoii's speeeli. Up to this point tha only Mlnl.~it.i-i' prescir liiirl heen the Colonial Sr-erotnry, when iii eunio Biilfoiir.

But uiivxpenterl und nlinost. liken de~

llnricl-, lllr. liiilloui- stiilkeil in ntnid. slow, mari with riioiisui-eil,tliouglitfiil step, iislflic-lcnew that all eyes were llxr-rl uponliiin. V

“Iie>i;;|\I" 'l`lil: word wits lilssrerl nt. him nci'oi~'s

the Ilonse. 'l`hie lilriod r\i.~ili-cd lohis fnec. Ilia lliigvi- towed neivonsly with the stud in his rli'u.<s shirt l`i':Jnt.

"'l‘hc eulliviition oi col-ton has treliled

lini'in£r~-"

Mr. Lyl lelloii was slill persr-.vcrliqg with

his sub,li-cl, wtlioiigli no one was l's.t.cn ing, not even the Lanezisliire manufac-

Lurois.

Mi~.lii\lfo\ir,wILh the xiii' of xi nitin who is

unaware thzitniiylliinrr uniismil has Imp- penell, took his soul. lla lwgiiii to read ii rlociiiiiviil; then suddenly he appeared tui-1-iilizv the far-t that i-ronie sort- of ox- eilciiioiit pi-1-viiilerl “o\'t-r I-lie wily."

“Go iluwn to Ilr|;.'Iil.oii for your lioiiltli,”

him led iiii li Ishimin. The author of this

,Ke

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‘FRE 1%

3 <_._f,. pe-rillllllll

_._|%._ »K<»§i!<F5_ 5lX0Xt>."t»}

, seas

-_ ap fe

SHORT WEIGHT no matter how little at a time. .~.n\ounta to si whole lot on a 5-\ar‘s luylng.

Weipht II s matter that vie watch very care ally. We want to give you the exact Weight every time. But .if there ia my error it hu got to be in your favor. _ ,

OUR GROCERY

in too to have lt

Children

grown

Y 6 Go- Cli'towu.

J alias un uni

laying With His Shirt Stud and Eyelng tho Irish, He Walked

Out as Ho Walked Into th

e House of Commons, a Unconcern.

doubtful coiiipliiiioiit rec-civeil :i stony eoiitoiiiptiious glniitefwiii Mr. lislfour, which hu will pi'o|niLvly 1'eineinher for sonietiine.

A -few minutes r-lapsed, tlir-n Mi-.

Bulfuui',,i\i~i quiet and sell’-possesserl ar ever---an itlmolulo pirlure of`\iiii:oiieerii -walked out ol the Ilouse.

Broken and Sad I Weary of Life

Ground to the Dust With Weak-

I ness-Too Nervous to Sleep-A “litiable Wreck I

FER ROZON E

Brnced- Invigorated. 'loned am V Strengthened

, Mt-ii and woiiien, inui'rimi or single, wlietliei' old oi' ynuntz, will limi uhun diiiiro ol' hoaltli in l"errozuiit~. It coni- plctely vilnlizefl Mrs. 1". l.e\'iiie_ ii well .kiiowii r.-side-nt of Point .»\lex:\mler, Oni. who wi~ito_~;:

"I v\'n:~;on the verge of iii rvous pros

lrntion. \Vht'i\ Igol. up in the morn ri; I Iuid to force iiiyself to go to work.

“I felt hlue and rlepressell, took no ron

eoml'oi't. out of lilo.

“l)i-iiggiin; wi-nknessnnd lack of spirit

seiiint-d to he killing ine.

‘.liow I wlslied for sticngl-lil “Kind l’rnvldei\ee In-ougliif 1"\-rrlzone

to my notice mid I cuiiiiiii-need to trilte it. The eliiiiige wus wonderful. I picked up

every day . Slrviigth de\'elopt-il, iippvtltc iiiereiisiec. I p;i'i'\\' ehee-rfnl niid stroiiir. l"ei'ruxoi\e riiiulv me feel like ii woinnii. My euro is t-oinp|t~Lt'. mid .I rt-eoiiiiiieiid il ns an tinsurpi\ss<'rl."

'l`hl~. one inc-dir~iiie tliiilfs sure to lift, you

from ii we-nk. iiiisci-nhlu. voiirlition i.~ l~`eri'ozom-. ilk-. pei' box oi- six for $2.’>l» nl. ull dt-ills-i‘s in im~'dlei|it~, oi'I’olson& C0.. llitrtford, Uonn. U. S. A., rind Kingston Uno.

WANTED.

Men vrho have bern out of ein

ploynirnt for son e t'n\e and wh. are now in positions where ther require to dress well TO KNOVI that they can fret good Suits wel made and trininied, in tu eed oi eergei tit $6.50 up. G at cl Hats $i oo up, Trousers ,$1.25 pair, Fancy Colored Cauiliric shirts 5nc up, Collars 2 for 25c, I\if:e Ties 2 for 25c, Socks 2 pairs for 25c rand eveything In the Men's Oloth- ing, Hat anct Furnishing lines at Paton's. 15 dwti

Invlctusshoes for nzen.-Alley

as Co. Charlottetown Agents.

zzdw tf.

Early Seed Potatoes. rtarly Six

Weeks. Money Make r.Early Rose. Beauty of Hebron, for sale at Carters’ Seed Store. 25d iw

‘MI-N PRAISE OUR

HAWES $3 HATS"

They can’t do otherwise, stylish

cnniorlable, tinely tiiiished, best quality- They'ie all right I Weeks & Co.. Sole Agents. zzd tf.

'Iron-Ox 'l`ullt-to are o|\ Fulc nt .\. \\' Red.lln's. 71| rl,

If you wnntn ircnulne bargain ln Shirts, Collars ond Ties no too. 1i.M¢n<»nii|iis¢ Cds. Clearing Snle. 18d tf,

The greatest corset bargain ever offered In Chnrlot.tet.own-50 cent tape girdlos for Dc por pair at. Smnloy Bios. The color is white, the sizes are 19 to 24 inch. Those wers sent to us to duvrn an Inferior article lately put on tho market.-Wnrit. ri tape rglrrllel-buy now,20c per pair worth 50c.- Stunley Bros. 25d Ill.

Q-xm-_an

Illcyclos eleuiiod and repaired promptly

ii full line of sunrirleu, iiiclnrllmr tires eu-_ Second Imnd wliecls bought and sold at, 'Ernest Rlr:c`s shop. KI(-nt street. 25 dw tf.

dlwtf.

R%~v m%~@-Jyg

You Zan Sir on a Zarter Bat

and not injure it much.

THEY ARE ENGLISH YOU KNOW.

_ VA_ Carter Hat is correct in style and the best qualitv you

gm BUY f°f the P\'iC€. $I.50. $2.00. $2 25, $2.50,

2.75. ‘

D- A. A BRUCE.

The Hatter. Morris Blorki Victoria Row:

vvqfuuyol

ll-il

` 'r ,_; - _ __ ' .,~ ,__-,,~,.._ .. ,¢».-hr,

' rir-will Sprlng I" ' “>' REFORM £5 A - df Trousers A sears I ,

Dame Fashion says “'l`weeds for »

Trousers” this spring. -_

Prououuced patterns, too-broad .-

Shaded stripes and finely iiiiirlced pin stripes. Grays and gray effects are

ultra proper. -

, F it-Reform Trousers are poems: in - cloth. Snug and easy at the .l1ips- Y' just the right “hang” at the kiiees-- '-

just the right "set" at the ankles. `

Beautiful English 'l`\veecls, woven _.

exclusively for "Fit-Reform.

Some elegant \Vest of England

Worsteds to go with frock coats.

$3.50 to $7.50.

inm-

_ _ Only one Fit-Reform Wardrobe in this city- _ .-

Prowse Bros., Charlottetown.

oou. as! oulas!

§l_'§__9lHavii1g‘secured the services of Mr. William Bradley, the well

known collar-maker, we are now prepared to till all orders promptly

for leather and cloth faced working ami harness collars, also old collars repaired at short notice.

TRAcEsi Tnacnst

A large stock of single and double working traces made from the

best oak tanned leather. Also pads, cart saddles and breechlngs,

LIGHT DRIVING HARNESS

We have a large assortment of llghr driving harness, in the fol-

lowing mountings, rubber, oroide, brass, solid nickel and rickel plate. which will be sold at the lowest prices,

A Snap, 3 Dozen Collar Swr at Pads only 3oc each

\N'e have a large variety of hildles, reins, traces, liamrs, riding

saddles, English Rush collars. oil horse covers, and everything usually found in a first class harness store.

Goods delivered free of charge to trains and boats,

C. E. RDDD,

Wholesale anl Retail Har rrss Mrniilicti r

P. O. Box 858. Livery Stable in Connection. Telephone i iq

GREAT GEORGE STREIS l‘, CH’TOWN.

13 mth & w 4w

' TIGER TEA Is Pure.

(Save Your Money.)

France grows the lily and beautiful its poise, Everybody knows where the Shamrock grows, ,

Scotland the Tliistle grows high on the hill But the buyer of TIGER TEA will grow (P) the

dollar bill.

25 tu, th & w 6m.

1 1 1

TELEPHONE 299 P. 0. BOX 292.

HERBERT okuvaco.,

Exporters and Commission Merchants, Charlotte- town, P. E. Island.

Buyers of Canned Lobsters and Meats. f Correspondence Soliciled.

is dw im pd.

~ t iq ,f ,uni-=

v.».;.,

. il'

'fl' 4

.l,| - V

°’ *N. _

I'inhcre again. Two cases inn tlze

blockade (ice). It’scold-cold at Pictou The l’iclou man said if the freight manager did tot ship us at ' once to Paton & Co’s. we would scratch the bpttom out of the case and walk over.

21 d w tf

_i.i€_i.¢___

Auction Sale Of Furniture.

VVe will sell hy auction at 'the home

of Mrs I)'li'Lorlge, Prince Street, op- posite St I’uul’s church. on Weiliiesrlay, May 3rd, 1905. at ii o'clock a ni. sharp, all her household effects, coiiiprising

parlor, dining room, bedroom, hull rind

itchen furniture, carpets, mats, eur- tnins, cutlery, dresser, and one mzignill- cent China dinner set, coiituiuiiig one liuiidred and eight pieces, and lots other articles not nientioiiel.

Terms cash.

liI€N_] CAR'l`IiI{ X1 Cn,

Auctioneers.

26 tl ld

' ...__ ____ _

Painting and -.~ll_ecorating

Have you any room-4 you want

papered, any ceilings clecorated. tinted or whitened, or anypainting» graliiing, enauielling, sign writ- ing, etc?

We do all hrziuches oi the paint-

ing business.

Send ln your order today. We

will be pleased to tell you how little that job will cost you.

P. H. Tralnor.

Kent Street. Opp; Revere Hotel.

4 20 tts I mo

The ladies of Si. James’ Church

will hold their

Annual Fancy Fair and Tea in

lHURSDAY.APRIL 27th.

A large supply of the newest and

prettiest designs in aprons and pinn- fores, also dainty fancy articles at a moderate cost have been prermcd.

There will also be the usual refrrsh-

ments, home-inade candy, flower and book tables.

Doors open nt 2.3;) p. ni. Tea on tables at 6 p. ni.

Admission ice.

Ten 25C.

I5 tts ld.

SALESMAN WANTED.

\\-'anted-Salesman for pencrzilcoiiii

-try store. Must be good pcnmriii and single entry bookheeper. References reqiiirv.-cl. Apply by letttr to

\\‘i<|c:ii*r liiuis.

24 il tf Victoria.

IT ALL

DEPENDS

on your tailor whether you get coni- f0rt_, en]oy_iiient, or pleasure from your spring suit. We offer a nice ling of; pleasurable, reliable, goods. The-rers no trickery in our business, but we do some astonishing things, In clothes uiaktng you will tinil here the latest things for spring and Summcl- wear at very moderate prices. Give ua the oi-derf‘or your next suit, and vim Wlll IIC Silllnlierl with the result. '

MCDONALD & PERRY,

THE Noasv 'rAir.oi<s. Great George Street.

Tenders for City Weigh or

Sealed tenders addressed to thu

undersigned and endorsed "Tender for: City Weigh Scales” will be received at this oflice until noon on 'fliiirsrlay the 27th_ day of Apr I-1905 from any person willing to contract for the City Weigh Scales stating salary per year lrom the '51 (TRY Uf Mllyi |905. Good and suffici- ent security will he required for rlr- gucrantee of faithful performgm-¢ of work.

The Council do not bind themselves

to accept the lowest or any tender,

Byvorder

_V ` . W. CI.ARl{l~T, Lity (.lerlr‘s Office City Qing,

City Hall

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'YW v T‘R?lI§"'I' 4N!1W. UNHYPihM i“15i¢"‘\'k’1I£”\.'tt§

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