Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, August 15, 1874, Image 3
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12 o'clock J/,, on Wednesday anil
adnerti&ements bg 12 J/, on Thursday
proceeding the issue,
SPIX IAL NOTICK.
From this date we will insert no citation
notice for letters of administration, notice to
jtcrsons Indebted to, and .to persons holding
claim* u&niust an estate, notice for linal discharge,
unless the cash is paid in advance, or
they arc lidded in by a practicing lawyer, in
which case lil? will be held responsible for
payment.
SC.VI.K OP C'lI.VItOKS,
< 'iiation Notice,,, ,., , .$3.00
Notice to pay up and to render claims. .$*2,00
% Thai J hscnarge.. ,~T'. $'2.50
Public sales will be rated by the square.
T.nf! AT. MATTP.PS1
jjuuxaa; xixix x A AJJ ?
" Prime greon ten, only To cents per
pound, tor sale l?y M. I>. Hjcatv
A new ami handsome selection of
latest style hats for ladies and chiU
dren, just received.
M B. liaxrv.
Township Meeting
A meeting of the citizens of Com
wayhoro, township will he held in the
Coint House on Saturday the 29th
inst. at 12 M., for the purpose of ejecting
three delegates to the County
Conservative Convention to he held
on Monday Sept., 7th 1874.
T. W. 1 >oaty,
d; T. Walsh,
V. I. Sessions,
flaming of II. h. thick*k Steam Saw
51i)ls.?Over 1,000,000 Feet of Sawed
Lumber lhi rued.?J.okh #30,000.
?No insurance,
The fine steam saw, plaining and finishing
mills of Copt, J I. L, lJuck, situated
on the Wnceamaw Kiver, in this
county, together with over one million
foct of hard pine lumber, were totally
consumed by Jire on last Sunday,
We had received the particulars, as
r.ear as could he got at, from I). L.
Jlealy, Etap, of Hocksviile, since which
C.ipt. Puck has visited our office. From
him wo learn that there was not one
dollar ot insurance on the property.
J It* estimates his loss at fully frfQ,000.
Capt Jhick believed iic hrul provided
against accident ??y lire in such a
way that he felt perfectly secure, Near
the cngiuc room he Jiad recently built
a large tank, which was constantly
kept filled with water, and had attached
to ii a force pump, capable of
throwing sixty gallons ot water |M?r
minute, and also had in the mill a very
efficient portible hand pump. There
were t wo watchmen to the mill who
did service by relief; one being kept
constantly an duty at night.
It is not known whether the fire
originated from an over heated journal
or from the lumace. The first watchman
reports that all was safe when he
^Jelt at i'2 o'clock atnfgh#. When the
ularui was first given at about 4A
o'clock a. m., or early dawn, the build
ing was nearly enveloped in flames.
The heat from the burning building
cut off all access to the pumps, rendering
them entirely useless.
The schooner Delphi and the brjg M.
K. Dana were laying at tno wharf at
the time, and it was with considerable
difficulty they were moved out in time
to escape the general conflagration.
The Captain ot .the schooner reports
thjit when he was aroused by the
alarm, and came on deck, there w as
nothing of the roof of the mill standing
but the rafters.
By the time the mill hands and
neighbors had gathered to the lire it
was under such 1 read way that all hope
of saving the mill or any of the attachments
was at once abandoned, and
every effort was turned to the saving
of a portion of tlie extensivo piles ol
lumber on the wharf, and the adjacent
buildings..
For the greater portion of the day
it was a fierce contention and well
lougbt battle for tho mastery, between
indomitable courage and perseverance
on tho one eido, and the devouring
elemcntson the other; but a favorable
veering of the winds ro-on
forced the terediend, and with loapings,
cracklings, hissings and a deafening
roar as a mighty army in battle, he
went on conquering and to .victory.
Whore a few hours before stood two
A as vftluablo mills as any in the State,
R. long and valuable wharfs piled with
% thousands of dollars worth of lumber,
and where .prosperity seemed to have
spread his golden banner, and made
his abiding place, -nothing now remained
but an uj^Seemly sight and
p. smouldering rums. Through appar
cnt superhuman oxertions, aided by
a favorable Haw in tho wind, the adja
cent buildings were saved, bnt noj
witliout a fierce oont&t for a large
waro houpe, v\ which was stored s
large quantity of bacou and other val<
> * * #
* -2 /
THE 1
uublo goods and wares, which was
once on fire, and nearly wrapped in
flames.
This loss will bo seriously felt, hot
only by Captain Buck and a large
class of the laboring population in this
and adjoining counties, but by business
men likewise.
Siuce Captain Buck has been in busiue<Mt*be
has been the constant lriond
of the people, and we know that in
this hour of his adversity he has the
deep sympathy ol every one with
whom be has come in business contact,
It gives us pleasure, however, to know
that Captain Buck has the pluck to
liso to the occasion, and instead of
y ' ? ?
uiu*muig over 111h loss, ih' is arranging
to resume business at an early day,
and in forms ih that in two weeks time
he will go North to"contract for all
necessary machinery, and will have
his mill in operation in time lor the
winter and spring trade. ;
i two Hulks Duownkii.?On last
Monday Mr. Samuel S Ilealy met
with the misfortune ot having (wo val;
liable mules drowned, and a wagon
I lost in the Pee Dee River at Yauhana
j Ferry. The team was on iu way
trom Pine Rluft to meet the body ot
J. S. Boroughs at Dull Crock, for the
purpose of conveying it to this place
for interment.
The drowning ot the mules and
loss of the wagon was the result ol
gross carelessness, caused by driving
the mules into the hat without its being
properly secured to the shore.
Jo tlic IKer/A", the IFo/v nnd- the
"Wearyf the editor <>f the 1>o*ton AVcorder
says *. 4\Yc can most unhesitatingly
recommend the Peruvian Syrnp,
a protected solu ion of the protoxide*
of iron, to all the weak, the worn, and
the weary, having richly experienced
its benefits. It possesses all the <pialitie8
claimed for it by Us proprietor.'
M??? ! im ? ???
C.vix at Nokton ?fc Lakh's Drug
Store, for this year's new crop turnip
and cabbage seeds, also a superior article
of cream of tartar, soda, powdcrod
Jamacia ginger, nutmegs, spices,
and flavoring essence. We have on
hand the sun hinge burner, with gas
tube, being very sale, and giving a
brilliant light. Nursing bottles, lamps
and lamp goods.
The American Sardine Co.'s Iloneless
Sardines are much better, and less
than half the cost of imported sardines.
MB??WW?MWWOW? l 11 nil K ? MWWMW?1
i>iv<>nci:i>.
On die 7th inst., hi open court, by dintee
Townsend, Samuel Karger front Maria K.
Xarger.
?If?M ivntmrr'f ?mofoiircw:if
MAlt ltl Kl>.
On tlie 11 tli inst., at the residence of the
l?ri?le*s father, who a short time wince dittoed,
by H. L. Heaty. Notary 1'iihlic, Samuel Xarger
to Mis# Amanda, daughter of Isaac Martin,
Esq.,
All seren on the turghl Hull Creek.
i>i r.i).
On the 11th inst., at his residence, in this
county, benjamin Stevens, in the seventysixth
year of his age.
On the 9th inst., of paralysis, nl his residence
at Pine I'luff, in Georgetown county,
dames S. 15uroughs, in the fifty-sixth year
of bis age. He was buried with Masonic
Uonois on the lltli inst, in the family burying
ground at this place.
The deceased was born in Martin county,
N. C., and moved to this county in 1844, and
remained a citizen of this county until 1873,
u'Iipii tin nwiim.l i.t_ i' ? -?
..v?mi ins imniiy to l ine
HIull",Ills late residence. Jle was a inan(of strict
business habits, .industrious and jKsrsevering
in all of his undertakings. A faithful friend;
a neighbor generous to fault, wherever he took
a liking, surpassing in deed the good Samaritan
As a citizen he had filled olliees of trust,
discharging his duty faithfully and impartially.
In 1871 and 1872, lie represented this
county in the State Senate, and proved himself
a worthy and eflicient member.
ItlAKkKT Ki:iM)ltTf<t.
Conwayjioho, S, C. August 15.
Crude Turpentine.?Virgin, $3,00, Vcllow$2.50,
Scrape $1.75.
Timber?l'rime 10a15, ordinary 5al0c.
Provisions.?r-Poik I2|c; lJacon, 10?a20c;
Eggs 12^al0c ; Corn $1 40.
Litti.k Hivkh, S. C., August 15.
Crude Turpentine.? .Mo * 1.05 Scrape
$1.30. New virgin $2.00.
Provisions,?Corn *1.40 ; Meal fl.GO
Pork, per bid.; $20.00, retail 14al0; Paeon
Halfic ; Molasses per gallon, retail, 40c; Flour
per hhl. $8a!2; Collbe 33?a30c; Fggs 12a 15c;
Chicken,/ 15a20c; oysters OOattOc per gallon.
Cow hides, dry, 12?e; Bees wax 25a30o.
Georgetown, S. C., Aug 7.
Crude turpentine?Virgin $3,25, yellow
$2.50, Scrape $1.00.
Wilmington, N. C., Aug 11.
N avaf. Storks.?Crude Turpentine-?Virgin
$2.70, yellow dip $2.25, Hard $1.25.
, Spirits turpentine, 32c., Tar $2.10. Cotton
llalO^c.
i New York, Aug. 11.
Money 2a3 per cent. Gold 110.
Spirits turpentine o0,c, liosin $2.20, Cotton
? !74al8.
s Kcgular Coiiimuiticatioii.
X The next, regular communication ol
Lodge, No. 00 A,*. 1?V. M.*,
Will he held on .Tuesday night Sent
v / ^ 1874.
By order of the Vvr. M.
r R. G. SESSIONS Secty.
al II K S E 0 K E T O U T ?Que pack
. age of l'rof. Hays' Magic Compound wil
' force whiskers to grow tldck and heavj on tlu
) smoojubspt fixce without injury in 21 days 01
. money refunded. 15 cents a pockago, post
paid, or 8 for 10 cents. 1'. D. BKltT
june 20-ly Conccoclieaguo, Md.
LORRY W EEK LI M
]) U. HU^N TJvl t'S;
HTnUMAHY, :
Golcfsboro, N. C.
Special Practice. -<
Cancers. Tumors. Chronic Ulcers.
Scrofula, Epilepsy, Female Diseases,
I aver Diseases, Veneral Diseases, Skin
Diseases, and all Kindred
Affections Successiuly
Treated. 1
Cancers and Tumors
Will foe treated with our SPECIFIC, without
tho use of knife, without Loss of Blood, and
with but little Pain '.<? the Patient.
CONSULTATION FKKK.
Tcnn^ forTrratinrnf Blast.
T
A
DOCTOHS HUNTEU ANl) BFUKllAliDT ^
will be at ('onwayhoio, Horry county, S. j,
August 3d to -Mill. * l(
NOTICE.
Having sold iu> entire interest, in the firm t|
of < liisscU, Vat eg A ithis is to announce
to the public that 1 am no longer a member
otsaid lit m.
JAMES W. POWEKIi.
July 1 S|h, IS7I. It
ON]^] BOX
A
PERFECT CURE
l-OK
Chills and Fever.
PERFECT PREVENTATIVE
OK
C'hhkEs and FY* vr.
NO QUIKINK! NO !>1 r,K('l KV !
NOAHSKN1C! 1
Dr. Bellamy's Pills.,
i This Invaluable medicine involves n I'KltKlt'lI.Y
NKW Tit EATMl'.NT of CHILES
AN1 > t'KVKW, ami will effectually cure ami
root out the di?eane from the system
I All other remedies must not he taunt when
i he eli i I i and fever litis on: but the 'liellaniy"
rill ean be taken just as safely when the lit is
actually on as at any other time. Taken once a
Week durihg the season of chills and fever, tliev
will I'OMTIV KEY WARD OKK AND FuEYKK
l' AN ATTACK?making a ritulemoin the
ntest Infected districts perfectly safe.
'J. The "Relliimv" 1 *i11 Is a'so a sure remedy In
HI eases of INTERMITTENT FKVKU. KKMITTENT
FKYKIi, TY I'llOlD 1- KVKI1, SICK
HKAD/YCHK. INDUJ ESTION, and E1YKK
l oMPEAENTStlF A 1.1, KINDS.
;l. Alter you are entirely discouraged and
hopeless and all other remedies have failed, make ,
one more trial, procure one box of hvllrwny
Pillsjaud take them. The pi oprietor guarantees
you an absolute and ported cure.
Reference is made to the extraordinary euro of
Professor Lawrence, Principal of the liistituieri
of Elocution at New York and Philadelphia.
He says as lollows: 1
"About ten years ago, while residing in New i
Jersey, I had a violent attack of chills and fever.
The chill would come on regularly about ton
o'ilock, and continue for nearly two hors, foE ?
lowed by a burning fever for more thad five
hours, which no medicine would relieve; and
then I became so weak that 1 could hardly Walk
across the room, and could not ascend one flight |
of stairs in less tone titan ten minutes. Rlylilo
became a burden to tne. 1 loathed every kind of '
food, and every water tasted to nie like coperas.
I could K?'t no refreshing sleep either by night or
by day; the medicines prescribed lor m?* by physician*
gave ine no r?-itof, and J was fast sinking
into the grave. One day a lady persuaded me '
(o purchase a box of Bellamy's Pills. 1 took ^
three at twelve o'clock noon, and three at niglit.
After taking the two doses 1 felt better, and that ,
night, for the first time in three months, slept
for fully eight hours. The next meriting I felt
much het.ler, and look three more pills. As ten
o'clock opproaehfd I prepared myself for my
daily dull, but to tuy intense Joy my imw I
ci.ate visitor did nut come; after eating a hearty
dinner at one o'clock, I took three more pills,
and at night *lhree more. The next morning
alter a delightful night's rest, i arose at teven
o'clock, feeling quite well; and although still
very weak, yet 1 was able to enjoy nty food, and
whether eating or drinking, everything tasted
sweet and pleasant to me. lit about seven days'
time I was siiong enough to walk four miles,
and felt perfectly cured. Ten years ha ve elapsed
since then, and I have never had another attack
of Chills and Fever.
P. LAWRENCE, c
New Yokic (Jonsbrvatokv ok Music, l
6 East 14lit .V.licet. j
In conclusion the proprietor litis only to statP
that he will guarantee to cure any case of chills
and Icier. No fee will ever hi such case be ex- v
acted. The patient is at liberty to pay or not.
All that is desired is that he will forward a certificate
of bis cure at an early date.
FOKSALK BY M. B. BKATY, (
Conwavdouo, S. C. ?
Price, One Dollar Per Box.
Sold by all Druggi?t8 throughout tho United I
Stat?-? and Territories.
Sunt by mail to any address on receipt of price.
Address
Dm. KKLLAMY'SCIILIb AND KKVElt CUKE,
U\\ l)ey Street, New York.
Valuable location
and Farming' Laiuls For
Sale.
1 oftor for said that desirable business location,
and tract of 0110 hundred acres of land, (
situated in Georgetown county, on the Great
Deo Dee River, and known as l'ine Mull.
On tho premises are a commodious Stoic
and ware house, good wharf and landing'
witli all necessary attachments for the turpentine
and general merchandise trade. One
large dwelling house with seven comfortable
rooms; two other dwellings suitable tor small
families with all neccssaiy out buildings for
business, family and farm purposes.
A portion ol the land is cleared and tinder
cultivation, producing line crops.
Tliis projxirty will ho sold at a bargain.
For tonus apply to
Mrs. M. E. BURROUGHS.
August 8th, 1874. 4t?paid.
OFlTiUJt CUUKTr AU JMTOK,
1 Iouk v County.
' Notice is hereby given to the purchaser of
2(>3 acres of land sold at tho delinquent tax
sale in Horry county, on the 18th day of May,
187 J, sold as tho property of Albert and Alice
- liuroughs, that the parties interested havo
I made application to redeem said land, and
i the amount necessary for said redemption
has been deposited with tho county Tie asL
ttrer.
It. G. liiftitflQNS, Auditor.
August Ctli; J871.
KAYS: AI or,ST I >.
( irauur
The regular lucvliugs of Kingston firung? !
ill be held on llio third Saturday in o.irh
onth.
Hour lor iahor, 10 o'clivk a. m.
U (1 HKSSIONS, Sfc'y.
July lHh, 4t.
Final Discharge.
\otice is hereby given tliuf on tin* 1011 > d
'August next I will a>j>ly to Isaac <.inii<>n,
obato Judge lor I lorry county, lor a final
scharge as Administratrix oi tin' estate of
?lm W . Heaves, deceased.
IlKl.ON TOPI), Administratrix,
duly 18tl>, ltST-i. It
Change of Schedule!
Old Grimes is Dead, that good eld man,
1 lis lace you'll see no more,
lie used to wear an old blue coat.
All buttoned down belore."
Though tints lamented, not. logrolled,
Wo Hury Old Fojgy ism.
he Little River and Choraw Railroad
till ie built, and llutler. not lit*' beast, I ait
10 real substantial rv JACKSON, will
i a few days, complete a bridge across Kings>n
Lake.
To keep up wltli (lie Improvements of the
lines, I beg to announce io niv ft lend* and
ustomers ilial I bavojust reeoived into store,
iroctfrom New Fork,
A &laml*omc Assortment
OK
FASHIONABLE HATS
KOU
IauMvh am! ( hihlrni,
VICHY CHEAP.
LATIOST STY I JO PH1NTS,
>Vuiranted fast. Colors, only 10 ots. per yard.
fllci't'iiiKack I*eroaIos,
\ now stylo of goods, very hasdsotno ami
birable, only 'JO cents per yard.
U10AYY llltOWX AND PLEACHED
llOM KSITNS,
HOODS FOP, LADIES' WEAK OK KVKHY
VAU1ETY AND DIOSCIUPTIOX.
In addition to those specialties. 1 have on
hand a general as-Hniuc at of goods at a corresponding
SCHEDULE OK LOW PUKES.
M. II. I IK AT Y.
OS W I0( i< )
Silver Gloss Starch.
For I Iio Ii<iiiikIr,v?
.Man n fact 11 red by
T. K9NCSFORD & SON,
11 as J income
a 11<>i si:11<>i.i > \ io<1 ?ossity.
Its grout excellence lias merited the eomnendution
o! Knrope Ibr American .Mannfacnre.
PULVERIZE!] CORNSTARCH,
PHKPAUED IIY
T. Iv IXOKFOltD <* SON,
Cxpressly for food, when it, is propeily made
nlo puddings, is a dessert o! great, excellence.
For sale by all Eirsl-elass (Jrocers.
June Id-'Jin
M C II OO Ii N O T I <; 10
The undersigned will resume I lie exereises
>f Ins Seliool on Tuesdav, .I'dv 'Jd.
C'onwayboro, S. (f T. F. <11 LLESPIK.
.lime Otli, 1^71. <) -It.
HEW STORE!
N E W G () O l) S !
I beg to inform my friends in town and
:ountry, tlial 1 have reeeived and opened in
ny new store, *in entirely new, fre.sli and eoniileLoutoek
of
MMtlXG AM) SU M M I0K (iOOS
>f every variety and assortment usually kept
n a first-class village store.
In my store cnu be ibuuda lull line of
Dry Goods,
Heavy Domestics,
Ladies* Dress Goods and
Trimmings,
Ladies Hats
r?f tlie latest style and fashion, trimmed and
unti iinmed. Gents' and I cubes'
Boots and Shoes,
Kcady-roa<lc Clothing for Men and
Boys,
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
TIN AND
; CROCKERY WARE,
the best qualities of
GROCERIES, FLOUR, T'QRK, MOLASSES,
&c., &o.
All of wiilclil am ottering at remarkably low
prices lor cash or turpentine.
I cordially invite an inspection of my stock,
and Hatter myself t-liat J can give entire satisfaction,
both in qnallty and price. Call and
examine for yourselves.
tcr No charge for showing goods.
WM K. LEWIS.
May lOtb, 1871. 4t
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SI MX)N IX >N
K.KM A LKCOLLWiK,
STATK iVl1*LK, N.
liK.v. S. T wi.uit Maim i v. I'liKR. Fall
Mill \n'<;il|K Sl'|>t I'll! Ix'l* 'Jl'< I. I " t I. Illl'l I'IkIh
Ki'lu nary 1 *7"?. Njiiitivj t??i hi lupins I' * L.
' ill, Iami fiul .1 ii;>>' "j'jil. I ^7"?.
liiul tuition, $100; Miiilc $'Ji\ Foi othvi lu
lormation, send IVcirenlar.
Havidson College.
Next HoskIimi uill Ite^iiii Mopt '2 I. 1ST I.
llealtTiy location. Moial atmosphere,
strict discipline. Thornuuh touching. Modci
tlt charges. Seven professors, For catalogue
or information appl\ to.
.1. II. Hi. vki; ( Iiiui town of i lie Faculty.
I'<ist OHice, I' ?\ i Ik<?u < ollc II, N . i .
ifl IT Hi (V|Qf 1 1"T 'lay lit lioui" leiiits ! ' ? <?.
KpO - ip^jU V i?11-? .?-, I v ho. Sri.sKw.v .v Co.,
I'uri In ml. Me.
M OST E XTRAOR DI Nr ARY
Terms id" Advertising are ? llcred for !>"> \ papers
in tin* tin? Slato oI
SOUTH CAROLINA!
Solid for list of paper- and schedule of rales.
Add; ess
Geo. P. Pwowoll & Co., Advertising Agts.
N<>. J t I 'A UK l!n\V, \|.W \ OltK.
liefer to the Fiiitor of t Ids paper.
Geo. P. Howell & Co.
Comluet an agemw i'oi the refvpi ion ot ulvortl.senii'iitsi
for American Nrwvpipe - the
most cnmpl -stalilislniicnt <>i tin* loud in
the world. Si\ thousand Newspapers ,iri>
kept rei'ularlv on tile, <?|ento in.-pccliou l?s
customers. F\eiv advei t i-einenl is taken a'
I lie home prieo of t he paper, W II hoi it an v ad
dltionut eliarre or commission. An advertiser,
in dirlino with Ike Vseney, is save 1 troill?|e
and correspondence, luaf i:i ? one cont met
instead of a doy.en, a hundred oi a thousand.
A 1 >11, .lv 111' civilly pa s ?>).!,'. ii. ill., I ist ft of host
papers, largest circulations, reliu'ioio. am lenl
final, class, polil ioal. daii\ and eoitulrv papers,
and all pulilieations \vliicli are specially vain
nice in advertisers, Willi some information
ill I'M 11 pi ice.-;, i-? sent I Kl.K l<? : 111 y : i?i < 11 oil
application. Persons .?I a dirtanec wishing
In make cunt rail a tor ad\ ert isi ng in an town,
city, county, St ate or I'm ritoi y of the I nifod
Si a' s many pi nl ion ?il" ll c I h nni nion < I ('an
ada, may send a concise statement ot what
they want, together w ith a copy of I lie Advej
liseiiielil. they dosiie lliselled, ind will re.
eeive information hy return mail w hit h will
enuhle them to decide whether | ? itn-ie^se 01
reduce the order. I or such informal ion i here
is no charm*. <balers are l ?ken for a single
paper as well as for a list; for a single dollar
as readily as lor ;i large sum. < Mli e> (Times
building), I
411)AKR lt07/N. Y.
M'.A.TM I I OC) I ):
How Lost, How Restored!
Jflffrr pulilis*h< d, a tieiv edition ,
<1 t Dir. (I'M I l? WKDI/S
Id K DKIJI, AT KI) K.NSA V on
the rutli.-u/ mr, (without niodSr*.j'i{M.\
ronniloi:a or
'i*1 .Seminal weakness, lnvoluntarv
Seminal Dosses, I mroi'i;xrV, menial and
Physical I ncaitacil y. I nipedinieiil.s to marriage,
etc., also, ('o.\si mi*tio.v, Krii.i'si and
Kl i s or sexual exl ravagancr; I'iles, &e.
n /' 1'iice, in sealed envelope, only six
Cell!.
The cclehtaled author, iii this admirable
Kssav, dearly deiuoiiKtialeK from a thirty
\ eai s'successful practice, that, the aljiriuing
Consequences ot 1sel|-al?U-i* may he indieallv
cured without the. dangerous n e of internal
inediciiie or the application of the knife;
pointing mil a mode ot cure at once simple,
coitain and eU'eetual, hy means of which
every suMerer, no matter what hi > condition
may lie, may cure himself cheaply, privately,
ami radically.
P.v This Ijecttire should he in the hands
o( I'vcrv youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any
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