Liver Oil is
I need but I can’t
you had in mind
something
Emulsion
is a_ modern
palatable
can. a n d
who ,feels
nm s; body 'builder
et gghgiver, particular-
w 0 have lung trouble
rundown and weak
Try it.
Y '_ -1il_c`~and _15c bottle
ir- Ny* KJ...-; 1. - .
_ _ ____ .. _
"M A."Foster‘
Central Drugstore _
(Jani ,
than _ ’ and other news,  gh; swmlrp
-=-sf
peper for `_ __w _ ' ` _
¢ . _ R '
bottle of Cod it 'shaman we cms-s ue um
it ‘ ` . £9-*U30-07|! . . ,
s taste and I ,_ I _ _,_ L°tt“__9*,;¥°__‘7é'0%‘ ml bg. 11:;
.-...-.. »n».====.»=; _-;; :-_f_-; _-;:=_
Duet
in Charlotte-
eenie per
“rue cruises-'praise »u"the'nofun
"°-°°' "°
,wvoiuu.,1e_ for remittances screams
-__
*The Guardian welcomes reliable
news from pu-soul nthpaghout ~ this
Province. All such items should be
‘Mailed to "The Guardian News
Dept." Cb-rlottetown immediately
_Perfgct Em. gf” th, svgatm “cu im"`h..unh, for the occasion was provided by
ad-  . __ num
_, - _BORN
DOUGHEIITY-At Caps Traverse on
Jany. 2_4, 1918, to-Dr. and Mrs.
Dougherty a daughter. . I '
m__ 
MARRIED
CROWLEY-CHAMPION.-At the Mc-
thodist parsouage 14 Wabash Ave-
nue. Chicago, Ill., Jan. Zlth- by the
Rev. A. Mahoney, Charles Crowley,
Mlillleque, to Mrs. Isabella Champion
of. the same place/
(From Yesterday s Evening Guardian)
pe-
.-..-.-..» _ ___ __
_-_ .__ _ _\_ .,
- ,  ,~ \-
¢¢~ \,,
A ‘JAH
-I-nglsm, swam Lamd, _ , ilces.. Details are P. E. Island divi-
phm" ls,-_ __ .1 ,34'K!nt Sh ‘si0u, salaries $5100 an increase of
Q.
' ' - _ ra Safe and Painless
 Dl|A¢.44.'-a.ns.|..n'_.
1 _--
-Phoniif' u
I respectfully 'solicit _ new
-,and wish
to__tl1anlr m'y` large number of'
friends and piitrons' _through-
out Charlottetown an-
counti",y_‘ for 'theirgenerous ~
'pitfonage during 1912. ._ .
-2- - L- Sinailwiifiii
Corner of Up _r Queen and
"°  ~ Bayf£ldSs. .
(Or_ders'pror_nptly `de1ivere_d). `
. i __ l '
in the business
your work done
ofthe year in-
et 'results than
until the api-ing rush
and see us.
in-the been
osenea isa
usin
lea.
, .
 the right - . Sv”
in
_` .+-
CASS-&\t North River. Feb. 3rd,
init. o er a lingering illness, Emma
J. Ouss. Funeral from the home'of
her brother, Thos. P. Cass, Wednes-
day ' Feb. 5th, at 1 o’clock p. m. to
St. D\:nstan's Cathedral. thence to
R. C. Cemetery.
Ride feetoi Come _
No substitute has ,ever been devised
that gives the quick, painless results.
you get from Putnam'e Painless Corn
and Wart Extractor. Its success is
unequalled. It soothe, eases, heals.
nd painlessly removes callouses, bun-
lous, warts and corps ln twenty-four
hours. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed
with 2lic, bottle of Putuam's Pain-
less Corn and Wert Extractorl Refuse
substitute preparation. I-‘utnam's
is sold by druggists.
--?-L-l..._1_-
THE ESTIMATES BROUGHT
DOWN IN COMMONS.
(Continued from page one.)
salaries of post-oiiice , inspectors of-
$2500; N. S. division, sa aries 521.750
an increase of $l.80U;; . B. division,
salaries _$1.782.425; an increase ' of
8162.825.; 
The Public Works department asks
two millions for a new building at
Ottawa. __ -
Appropriations for mail subsidies
include $229500 for service between
.Canada and West Indies, an increase
of- shoes sao.o00. -- - --_ __
‘-__’Subsi es to provinces show slight
decreases for Ontario, Quebec, Nova
Scotia, Aibertii. Manitoba gets sn
increase of $017114; P. E. I. an in-
crease of $100.000. _
In the estimates for the agriculture
department are increases amounting
to 870.000 for experimental . farms;
$50,000 for branch stsBtions; 8200.000
for exhibitions; 850.00 for the de-
veloment of dairy and fruit indus-
tries; 820.000 to enforce the seed
act;. $if8i000 to.develop the live
stock industry; $100.000 for the
health of animals; $25.000 to enforce
meat and canned food act and $60.
000 -for cattle quarantine stations.-
_Vote on I. O. R., $13.000.000; Wind-
sor _Branch ;-i3.000;; P. E. I. Rail-
way. 800.000; capital expenditure on
railways- and canals $88,648,840; 'of
this the I. C. R. gets $7.239,650. P.
u.1.n. s1.ooo.ooo; _ _Hudson any
f.iailway,_ $4.500.000 for' construction,
terminals and elevators. The National
transcontiuental $19.000.000; Quebec
Bridge 53.000000; canals generally,
$1.8&8.695; I. C. -R. and- Pflll. 'In-R.,
capital expenditures, -‘include $190.-
000; to strengthen bridges: Halifax
total vote for docks, wharves, new
terminals 'and increased accommoda-
tion $3.011.500; _ St. John improve-
ments at depot $18,000. Charlotte-
machinery 04.500; original con-
$1~000----  ,
harbors rivers are the
;z.eo0.oco;
'l'l‘
of Us-»
band.
for im-
_oondltion ol
-for tonic(
the
our
reilere
on
_vultrvile than se_ebote.f. ., l W ilmtf. ‘=°d
_announced that the "National" Avi-
ation fund, on 'behalf of which m
Prince Henry of Prussia made an W
appeal to the public last April at in
and romantic ruffians in Corsica,
and nt least one who is a true bri- R
gand of the old style. For, hhving R
been too keen and successful in prose- 0
some genrlarrne has had a bullet put 'Z
through him as an answer to exces- t
sive lnquisitivennss b
alltn Government is about to adopt
HOW T0 -ESCAPE ITS DANGER- 
this winter a few words of adviire
mgarding its cause and treatment
will not be out of lace
il enwhentheeetemlslna
°~`iTii8T
Masquerade skate in the Arena to-
night.
AND
WI!
appetirf
departed
much benefit-
eoeiable even-
ior whisi
and tht
The chap-
Mrs. ‘
and
musiz
ing e
for
lug.
was
gent,
erons were Mrs. P.
J. J. Hornby, Mrs.
Mrs (Conu.) Campbell.
Mesdames McDonald and McKenna.
ENJOYABLE TIME.-An impromp-
tu concert at the Morell House Char-
lottetown, last evening furnished ar
abundance of mirth and amusement
to a large number of the guests o‘
the hotel. Music and readings wer:
the chlef~ items of the program. Tho-
mas Gass and Richard Smith chap-`
eroned _ the affair. Fred ‘Haslam o'
Springfield treated the audience t(
several comic songs while A, Baker
Freetowh, gave a. recitation “Set
tlcrs Troubles" containing the good
moral for “All men to be good to their
wives." The m.uslc for the occasiui
was furnished by M-[ss Eva Didkie-
son, New Glasgow. The merrymakerz
CAPE TOWN, Jan. 23 (Special)-»
The “Volksstem," which, hithertr
has maintained that ‘the alleged dlf
ierences between General Botha ant
General Hartzog were' mainly due ti
a misapprehsnsion of General Hert-
zog’s meaning, now publishes a re
In his capacity as a member oftha -
Government, supported by` the Soutl
African Party, General Hertzog haf
all along come forward as an up-
holder of Separhtist ideals diametri-
cally opposed to the ideals of thc
other leaders of the party. No one
will' blame General Hertzog for hav
ing his own ideas regarding the mer-
its of South Africans contrasted witl
mystery.of it, but rather, mad-
' ig :
clear as crystal his views on Imper zwb _ -
- Y Anderson Sourls ing, the iron of the shoe should be
ialism and South Africanism. But any R_ Pete,'_son_ Cambridge_ Musa mainly shown at each Bt_____
Perry, Sumnierside ' ‘
BERLIN, Jon. 23 (special)-It is
the Aeronautical Exhibition whicl S
$_I,750,000. The subscription lists are t
Prussia, who is patron of the com-
mittee, has addressed a letter to the W
president, Count Posadowsky, con
gratulating him and all concerned on P
what they have accomplished “for 5
ry and
good of the Father1and." 0
though there are _perhaps not very fl
many bandit chiefs left on this not b
of the Danube and Balkans there 0
are stdl -a few of these picturesque fl
outing the national traditions oi D
vendetta. he has taken to the moun- "
tains, and more than one venture- P
ther tired of fruitless haunts after
this rerloubtdble nfountainer the
Paris Surete despatched M. Oudaille,
one of its most determined inspec-
tors, to the Island. The Parisian had
vowed to _take the_Oorsican dead or
alive, and for some time past has
been flying all over the hills 'and
dales in `a swift motor car, but,
somehow, only to arrive lust too
'ith at the place where he expected
t find--the brigand. So far, he has
only bee\n able to arrest ' a vl11a$°
mayor sisvected of concealing and
favoring the escape 'of his quarry-
ROME, Jan. 28 ,(Speciai)-The°ft- -
cause or rua oiuifra __
- OUS AFTER EFFECTS. .
with so much zrirne nravelaat
p .
Grfppe is ,sn infegtioyf disease ess- _
y tak . '
or ron-down condition. `
‘-boeeineena ofpreventlon are
-chi -hioomin. goes healthy
if tlie_ey_ltenl KW' '"1'
run-down condition. .¢¢\‘° _
dsliciplil 5051 liver and .
Long Branch. N -7'- ‘
left" li\ti` ln" irilervous,
condition. After
of Vlnol I am,
‘than I have besu__‘
cheerfullY \`°°°'m' `
who have euf!ere_d,i
and need  
uelt. ‘
msblriiq in our store--1
¢|»__,ator and .
so valeeeent!
an Vino!! md.
beleturned if it
We
»».»-c.-iv-<".~7=`~\< -J'-~". ‘V
. in - 1
oe:s=5-4;>;,,g>srf¢»¢>§vP?
ivcfliigp Fav?
were kept happy tin midnight who if’
they decided the impromptu mus” lo
some to an end and departed to their E
stopping places after singing Go( _Ui
Save mg }{ing_ _   Jarvm. S___ J0_____ fnt, was what gave draft power. A
  E ____ (__ W____s___.Wa___h_ cleanly cut, bony hcnd, having large
 N  U Blair, Kentville
2 s
..!3i9!l.E.1l ..!.=.!1.d..nostrils and tobped bv 8'
V.
E.
.“‘F`P="‘.'°§°
those of foreign adventurers, and no 30
'one will take amiss that he made n< th
whether such views are tolerable' Ig
frbm a member of the Ministry of H' S X or
the present day is a. pertinent qucs ' ' '
tion, answerable, first, by Parlin- iagfsndry' Ottawa
géagéérgaé' Biterwgrds' by tm whoh Benj. Bowness, Albcrton
was held here, has reached a total of Ji
the furtherance of the indust Cl'
wnwwi
3., _ --_ .
Snmmerslde
Summerside
Cape Traverse
Ives, Tryon -
Clark, Simpson, Sask.
. Strickland, Charlottetown
cPherson, Clark Town
Corbett, New London
McNeill, West Riber
m. G. -Sigswqrth, Newport
c s, e oint
Hughes, Kinkora
J. McDougall, Glace Bay
Taylor, Granville
Taylor, Granville
Morris, Granville
The following registered at tlie Vic- ed out as the places where mt could
P Morris Toronto
co and Mrs. Creamer, Souris
sssgssnes
sgses
. Cutter. Summerside
Ballem, Bedeque
Rogers, Sumzucrsiile
McDonald, Souris
Eva Creamer, Souris
Vaughn, St. John
S, Godelbarn, Montreal.
Christie, Amherst
rnarkable article, which says:- ilu” Jane Beatle Cal Br
Y. K Y
arral Fisher, Montreal
F.Duggau, Montreal.
J. Robertson, Montreal
Trany, New York
Francis, St. John
Robertson, Moncton
McMillan, Boston
Gallant, Tignish.
PPP?
The following registered at the the body, W1, t di th 1;
en s an ng, e fron
“wi Hotel. Charlottetown. between feet should point straight in front,
00 last; night (after the r' l
- 81' IVE- Of while the hind ones should _turn out
e__l_ast train) and 10.00 Saturdal’ nt an angie of about 45 degrees and
A Aruce Of d
Dunbar, Alberton
correct placing of the _tendons well
----M..~........,.....,,..,,..~........,..,.........,...
 nmazcil the horse by taking out ani-`
fl'1"_hings Do N ot- l
“Just Happen"
But are the result of the
,intelligent work o _ 11
healthy body and brain-
But body and brain can-
'not do their best work ull-
less nourislied and built
Cup on-,the right klnd__ of
food.
. Grape--Nuts
is a _-well-balanced ‘ food
made of wheat and barley
and contains the vital food
elements inform for easy
digestion.
It meets Nature’s _re-
quirements for building
strong bodies and active
brains. ' '
When these ere healthy
a person is equipped to
mornings.” . _
* “'f-‘he¥efe- s. lleseoii”
for “_ E _"Cena__4ig__a W$3:i____C&§£l Co.. 
 -'f .
<¢
_-.H
i . xr. or-Pi _ru.u..--Min. Jmenu
" ""°`°"'-’-‘i-"`°,;..."°"“°° ~i.‘.:‘:s.:'i.'“‘...ff:.:  ce
- . ' ‘ n . o
N0 BNE SHOULD the Big P_ Hun? '"d.';°,."m__g_
,at the'Re-
Elliott and wife, Elliotte ,Mills
R -T°l\|18l50ll. Montreal. tion ln selecti ir t
. _ _ ng a s c, o these
F0111 Y°5t°\`d“Y'l EV°11il18GU8l'l1la“) points. The perfect hock was fully
M Illill R d P ' '
ria Hotel Charlottetown between d (1 dl I U t 1
.00 last liight (after the brrival of ,$353 e fini? y on le ummm 0
. - 11 1 a
he__i_sst train) and 10.00 saturday ,,,,,,, f,,,,,,, m,,,§§s‘f,e`2“,‘,‘;,f;'f ,a,‘;,‘,“’,f,,‘;
K T
. ~ . supporting the knee properly and giv-
Egslurlfgveforhitggglésggi lgttgnxé ing the blood vessels room to carry
0nopO1y_ _bringing in enormmus the blood-freely, and not only take
“ms of money every yeah As B kind down the nutriment, but return the
advertisement oi their intention Wm” '““*°fi“1 with th” "°“°“°
hey are going to hold one more blood. High quality horses were
now being closed. Prince Henry ol irellf l0i-tefif. in Whiiih D-l\Yb0dY 11159' also tree from “mt coarseness of
take part in any quarter of the h0°kS 50 mud! 0010300 ‘$0 in any
0,-|d_ Tue drawing Wm take mage horse. Further, this sort of a horse
in Rome. This last. lottery will carry W0Uld H011 be BB liable C0 lymphallgir
rizes amounting to more than tie, ENUSY 168.. m8llHHd0l“S. 881100'
400.000. and each ticket costs haif-a- dere. mud fever and scratches. 11
own. The first prize is to be $300,- given decent treatment. High quality
00, and the Bank of Italy will pay horses, with size were the kind gl
S __ _ this s'-.im to the luck possessor of horses the market most demande ,
PAR] ' Jan' 28 (special) Al he ticket bearing thi winiling num- but first of ali to' get the correct type
er. There are also 8,882 other with quality and then add tho size.
rises, ranging in value from $24,000 Never to breed for size alone, as
mvnwnrds. though a horse might weigh a ton, if
PARIS, Feb. 3 (Special)-M. Henri ho were coarse, rough, badly formed
ochefo1~t's friends :have been rather animal, he would not be as valuable
nxious if.-r a little time P5515. b9‘ to any man as a much smaller one
BUBE his daily diatribe had not dit- w0u1¢1,\f,}~|g,t was prqperly f0rmed,and
cared as usual in the three 0’¢l0Ck otherwise possessing thc desirable
Patrie." The doyall of living lam' charaoterir‘ics above enumerated.
oonists is over 82. But; everyone- Later when the students were af-
cluding all those whom he chas- torded the opportunity to compare
iis |110-_d_ C0 hell' ,th9t h° haf' and place five draft mares, as if
. ben s'nlIerii1g' 001! "Gm 5 had mm' judging in actunl showing ring, the
As the fecal outhorities sr-ew rn- and know au right asain- ' Professor illustrated the proper way
  to get to go properly, and in each
_ hblthing better than Rexall .Emulsion
i _ ood- um- on combines with
f`- phoephltee of lime; ‘soda and
 Ilia. Guaranteed by ’l'fie_ Mc-
, g on nr-ug oo., corner forest seo.
.nan Kent ste. . ' lil.
I . -
--__n _
llclltl lil TMI Gil PILLS
\\'inqipeg, jln. 501.
“X have been a sufferer from L\lll\N_3°
loraome years past and ¢1\\l'i|18 chdnmn
week hed a very acute attack which
confined me to the house. About the
inter pm efezapril, 1 mst your Mr. Hill
and mention my complaint to-hl_wi_
He advised me to tnke G N PILLSC
have been taking them at intervals
during the early part of the greeent
winter, and up lo date have ad iw
return of my o .l trouble-in fact, I feel
better than l have for years and think
that my old enemy has vanished for
K°°d “"4 H”-" ' 11. A. ]UKns.
GIN PILLS will protect your Kidney!
and Dlnilrlcr ngnixzst llie ravages of
wiiitcr. No matter how much you may
dread colil wt-:»|!licr, l>cc'\:\sc you have
been subject to lthciunfiilsm or Lumbsgo,
von will be free of p :in if you take (IIN
PILLS _
5oc. ii bow, C for 5:.5-w. Swiuplc free if
vou write l\"iti<mnl l'>:‘ug und Clieiiiical
"1 nl I*-~----1. it-.--"1-.l. 'l`nm:\to. |36
_ 
CHARLO'1`Th'l'OWN
SHORT COURSE
(Continued from page one)
described and the value made evident
to all. Ho wanted u cleanly cut
hook, free from conrscuess or meati-
ness, but at the same time it must
be large and strong.
Foreurme und pastcrns were point-
not accumulate, and thus their size
cies all over thc body. Muscle, not
bright eyes, with plenty of space be-
tween nnd a straight fac lar e
pair of medium sized, well carried
ears. were wanted in druftcrs just as
in racers. The angles of the jaws
should be wide; throat clcuu; necli
fnirly long and well mnscied, blending
smoothly into it well musclcd pair ol
deep, sloping shoulders. The withers
should be fairly high and wide. The
heart girth large being both deep
and wide. Ilibs well sprung, and
deeil. giving the animal a deep body,;
loin well rnuscled and closely coupled.
Hind quarters long, level and well
covered with `muscle. Tail well set
up, tbigbswide and smooth. The legs
should be placed well under the
body, and in moving they should al-
ways swing under the long axis of
the hocks should point in. When mov-
Next quality in horses was commen-
ted upon. This was indicated by
thc silky like linencss of the feather
or hair upon the horses legs, the
clean cut. appearance of the head,the
_back from tha. cannon bones, thus
to show n horse on thc halter, and
male that the attendant nad failed
case the horse went as if his ma.eter’s
ed. [He described the unhorseman-
like method so common, of having
the leadingstrnp .attached to both
rings of the bit,. and,-plana over the
neck like n side ehelikf' s was a
practice that only the mo»t`experle`n-
ccd amateur would. adopt. It did
not give the horse any-chalice ana in
place of letting him go freely and
naturally,-_caused him to go sidewisc
generally and. thus' appear--to . have.
ful brood mares ~ - '
addresses and gave demonstration in
connection -was the following phem
of ,poultry culture. ,,, _
Incubation and brooding. Advanta-
geb of pure bred pbultryifoose cul-
t_u$_e._\ Crate fattening of poultry.
:tFor diseases of a screfulous or
wasting character and especially for
puimonary ailments there is
of_Ood Liver Oil. This preparation
coptlina 40 per cent. of pure Norwe-
p_, _ iam. It has a _splendid flavor
Nil will not eieot the- lhodi delicate
seemeen. Lute some -m,-smile:
 neuaoo`.lio=eua" I
well known_l1and was on the line _
, "A1l in knowing how" some remark-
50040100 P°\\1¢l'y EIUBN; `=' tleliveredt-
-'KIM'
Agricultural Building, was
in a masterly fashion. For three
hours, with a break of ten minute
the Agricultural Liuilding, he spoke;
and demonstrated in a manner which'
convinced all bearing and seeing
that he is master of his work, and
certainly he has justified his a o n
ertaiuly should have the whole soul
cd support and co-operation of the
farmers of this Province.
On Thursday evening llfr. Benson
was assisted by Professor J osepb
Landry of the Agricultural College,
Truro, who gave nn illustrated lec-
ture on Poultry Houses and types of
poultry. It wus an excellent ad-
dress and much appreciated by the
audience. Mr. licnson will give lec-
tures and addresses again two or
three times a day during this week.
The following subjects will be ln-
cluded in this week's work.
Poultry Houses and Fixtures, Tur-
key growing and Turkey discs.ses.Duck
growing on the farm. Feeds and
Feeding. Special diseases oi poul-
try. Insect Pests of Poultry. ligg
Testing. Type in relation to Egg Pro-
duction. Judging Poultry.
LIVE STOCK PROGRAM FOR
THIS WEEK’S SHORT COURSE.
Monday p. m., 1.30-2.30 Horticul-
ture--Profcssor Iilnir; 2.30-5.30 U06!
Ca.tt1ev-_Professors Rcid & Archi-
bald.
Tuesday a. m., 9.00-10.00 Beef Cnt-
tlo-Archibald & Reid; 10.00-11.00
Sheep -- Teller; l1.00-12 Fitting
Horses-Robertson.
Tuesday p. in., 1-30-2.30 Beef
Cattle-Archibald; 2.30-3.30 Sheep-
Teller; 3.30-5.30 Fitting Horses-
Robertson.
Wednesday n. m., 9-11 Ayrsbires-
Robertson. Archibald & lioid; ll-12
She;€~'I‘clfer.
W ncsday p. m., 1.30-3.30Ayrsbi-
res_-Robertson,»Archibald & Reid;
--...~,..\ ..~e.._... 1-, ._. ~ _....~_~.~,-o».~.~».
EASMHETS SUHELY
° STHAIGHTEN YUU UUT
No Headache, Biliousness, bad
taste or constipation by
morning.
Are you keeping your bowels, liver
and stomach clean, pure and fresh
with Cascarets, or merely forcing a.‘
passageway through these alimentar
with Salts, Cnthartio Pills, Cnstoiy
Oil or Pnrgative Waters. .
Cnscarcts thoroughly cleanse and
regulate thc stomach remove the un-
nnd foul gases, take the excess bile
_'rom the liver and carry out of the
system all the decomposed waste
matter and poisons in the intestines
A Csscarer tonight will make you
. omen
*hke a Cascnrct now and then and
never have Headache, Biliousness,
“ontud tongue, Indigcstlon, Sour
Stomach or Constipnted Bowels. Gas-
enrcts belong in ,every household.
“hildren just love to take them `
r -f ., -- . 
3.
while the classes changed over be-' Is
tween Prince of .Wales College, and]
PD i t--‘
ment to the position he holds and has
c _
and
y I
or drainage organs every few days _ "Jo
vous 'riuzgan cxrsnru-l‘
if ‘ ~
 ..-ferr# s
~' ‘ .a
.
5'
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1 - ‘ Y
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ff
fl*
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Q45)  
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- I
Poor remedies have given theS¥'-
urrh the reputation of being in -
able. llut it is curnble, easily a d
quickly, if the right method is , 41-
ployed, Snulliug a powder or onc-
ment up the nose won't cure _ .
tnrrh, neither will tablets, douchix,
or stomach medicines cures. 'l_‘h
full _ because thay only aflectwlox;
conditions, they do not remove e
cuuse which is germ fllfe establis ii
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