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7 1‘Hi«‘.s’i«:.\“ri.\'r:t.. 7
“ll Til \tll;\\‘:\l.l\'. .‘.\\" \ElV ’Jl.
A RULUNG illll.l..
I'lCl‘l'lHCfiQl'l’. NIGHT SCENES
IN ‘\\‘ IRON l-‘Ol‘NllliY.
. Natures Awful Element 3 Familiar
Alltll'l‘ llliAllllS.
( H \’\t.l\(l l'.\~lll0\§ FOR THE
l\l'lI HI”..‘I.\NKI.\D.
.‘llt It'lll Nations \Villi and \"itlloul
Boards . .\ lirt'ail l‘hurt'h Quos»
tron—l-Itiglisli and Airierirtin
(‘litiit-es in Boards
‘l‘lare probtbly r._e\‘er was atimv in
cit-tory ol the w’otid \\lltll Iju'fl‘ was
h prrfe t ird‘tleri-ztro as to whither
l.“ l» aid was worn or not its iIitht‘se
-... :it rinsing \etrs o: the i:i:.rteeiitli
e:.tu'y. it has Lot ltt't'll 11.:1‘ years
i » triat: tiiiergt‘d fr m the tli p (ism of
1,...n'o»
. ii :r. this .r-spet. Thirty )tlll" ago
1. ti _. runs 7' at: who \\r 'e a lllotistttt‘he
u... Ln! rm ll gwx high. and a few
\r .. vi that it he wore beard and'
was \‘l-“li-td to helpless
.. tti ls.- oi publie fat or wlii li
t ~ .llili ], .\ r at \ .itious t‘rt‘k‘li‘ undergone
ii .ikr .tt sin . ill'llllt‘l' in tli- history of
n.» on It." .»‘. :e-t 1 terat in “t p ssr-ss
i.t-. rut: .xds t ‘1 Ir .. 'tlie b‘arl oral
‘. w wild s llll as i: "2- :2st lt’t‘llli‘nllir
1' p llill:\t' iii .r. :;s s wit as he s‘.\\' his
W , :7 I‘m law 'n th \\..ll“, \\ is t tlllilhi‘
. ~ ala‘. .2. .. s "E‘l' :ll.lI.C , so he
t t to ra: run; tags llth‘ .gii his tars
:2 i rm~e. at. l .. 'ap :i z the hair o‘l his
'l he ftlnl an or. were shatp “'
‘ i s it ‘i lt‘ll'llt‘tl
i , to u . i. ii'. in. Juli-71g t..t‘tirst int
7. 2:.t-:its he run .-- it... tin ta or.
\'l.l'4l . t‘t‘l with :i l‘t‘lllll :it.d
l.‘ p.t .t= ‘1‘ ..-n'.n .r d t .e fashion.
llllS
«l s. .i~ .s -.i ll‘ lttill
\\ .t‘
a: ti lilli 1 ol :lie tlivrtio ('oui»
: mls was iil‘1.t‘i‘iitil>lllll‘lltl'x'elllt'
it .2 t,‘ - - it ha tux n l’tlllut’lutl that
‘. \.i 77v \ . iriirtnd iot tubers
'.; !!,i:is_‘r silt I‘l'li-r to the «lettue.
l r l‘-\ rf‘ \ltn \ fn"l3ti lt' if r .lt‘\\~ tit
s! be ii'id lll‘ it- he frrupient allusions
tn a. o's 1'} t l‘iirt..‘e.i. h.
l". \‘<.Itt‘i‘\\l'l tlivtiist l‘iilll\i.‘.l
l"'v r i.;...i '-;i yin sl.:i\r', :t'. tl llils‘ “:18
to 'm- e» i.iri:iz. l of the l m
; \ltr- d;d n t favor this
l| .t'n 7-! ‘lll't'll‘in ol-et\\et”i:tie lat-i sol the
-. \~ - :It.tl .|\ .i, o dd :2. t \\tlll‘ a beard,
.‘ ,
‘is‘l '1“ ll'
'\\‘\ll‘t-I lll‘
ti. «ml. sto \\t‘l’t' ". h ll‘ r of a man. she
‘.t\"t"\1..t.i! 'i :t tif'a‘l; tliV :tll lltt‘
'- .'~:~ in l. l‘ «top l’i' ~l o ..3.l l‘t' \llAVt‘tl
7"» As she ltJtl I lt:i:ul of lion it “:is
(I 't' \‘ sli \ ll'.’i..tlt«lt(1- .
\. the y at s .1 s ni-d li toes of
" t x\ t- l. \ rl«, :.s \\r- pitt'ent' iii
I t‘ . ~Y‘ ‘l i. .\r- rates, .\ris~
ll.-.'Ii7~~l '\ iv x‘ .\it .lt .l li’s, lllt
\“ a d ml}, .yo'tliisbaid ud per-
‘.: .2 .‘i 2' lit 3 lu' t-z l..ll is |l|;l.t‘
‘7 '.slt.‘-‘.l_\‘ lit. “1:. tgnefui
'l .1. it ay -.77. u.th ‘r..~ :rsr l‘t‘dl'tl
‘- ally r - s \ll“l' .t;!ri\ltlt‘t~l ill
I- ,. I t‘.!‘.lt‘ _\Ii \ 1i.lr r:llitl lll“ \liltt'tltt
lliol ‘l1.I.\ l i, ;:i'lir~it days
litaial p \xt‘l‘ wore beards, but
\\ t'tt ll.ll‘ Ml; t ~17 of n wis \.llllt‘lllt‘
.v. t .. Ili ot le .1. r;r.ti lily .lti‘ius
t lr.3 I‘ {up \ .\:‘. try, \l.‘_‘ Ills, t'ie
i: a ll Hm... \‘ wire all t'lt‘llll
s'..\rr.i.iit V ‘
ll.r' .p; rtzo : or be uds w as a fruitful
.~ .l- -tt i-f d:~r ,... ii. iii the t"rl:)‘ roun-
.. ‘1. lliu‘ il.tl t'll l‘lw t‘:i'l_\' itlilit'rs‘
w 27 brands, ;...rl l..r‘:t* was a portion": tr
tart-3a :ieloptrd l7: t‘a' third 0 'I:llll')' for-
l.«l«i:tig the p: ivsts to shave. The l‘opes
wide lu-rrds \lll‘ll the separation of the
l :rt .7: and trrr rk \‘lilltt‘llt‘n. iu the eighth
t‘- u try. \\ll\'ll. under the device of l'opr-
it! lll., the l’.|t..i _« lr 'gy \\ll1‘ r‘rdert'il
l-‘t :r-tl' rl.e r b :t‘tl\ as a llrllrli ol div
’. (or. 2': Hi they n- l; priests. who re-
!- 'iflistiiy lIv'l‘\'-l«‘llll .\ll.
'.. - tlo.
tor lt‘l\lllL', among
‘ Z t i‘tl , ll‘ .ltl.
l. I‘i it» i ll . tullow‘t-rst
-' \l.ilitl‘.jti t:.tr rl.t‘i“l‘ rate of the
ll . i in i\ , i. is savul, .ttid tli<r~e
.: rt“. ru' \ alibing are rarr fully
; r ., rt. -t if. rl l-tt'u tl, ,lor they believe
it ‘v hair is t': . liar-go ot'tlie ang‘vls. .\
\l.i-:\ilui .:i \\ hi 7 i iuis his In ard is looked
v.7 at as a llt‘lli r \oturk who has had
i. o r. «r iv! . has llltilt‘ a pilgrimage to
to lie e: a rd ba'li .1 his bend in the
w .‘. :s t t the ml \\.ll of Peru /t'lll,
,t|\\ ;| li ii i-l ltl‘! llilll'll 10 lll‘ t'lll.
‘ r:;.it' vi th f.i~lii-\ii lll beards,
.3. .n tul ir an .g. to age. l‘or more than l
irvlll'lla‘r pri a to Ilrnry‘ \ ill. the 1
,.; uh» only \\.t~ worn, but that min-
.' l. l‘.i.'~“l'l r-l lll" full btard, as may
‘1. t. . s. ,H hr. p. trait. “llltll faslii in
..v.'in .ttl ti. melt the li rote reign of
s‘n:.l.e~,- me, hit on, llalt-Egli,
.7 y .i'.\l :..l :lit g't-ut Dlt‘ll of that pe-
itl \\ l I. ii i ta d“. _t‘liakr-spe:ire‘s
-._\s ..t- t it .. i‘ iis‘i 'lls to the build.
it. t l.:it'..‘s‘ 1 Fri“! e the peaked beard
t! the - :i\;il.t‘7 was all thr- fashion, but
thr ttl'rtninatv tl tys of his son brought
:it Ilt‘lll sliayr-n fit-es. From that day
u: Ll with n the ": flies" ot the present
ltl.l try, it peri .,t of nearly t\\o hundred
\. “is. it. shave w as the fashion. to wear
a “mud tt't outrage upon gotid sense. and
pol-d martin-rs. at least among English.
speakingnieople.
The in rues of our revolution wore
sn. othtaces. \\':tshington, Adams “an 7
(m k, l-‘ranklin. Hamilton and the rest'
all used the razor. Lincoln was the tirst '
«.1 our l'l‘l‘rltlt'llln that wozc whiskers.
and he did not _1_'70\\' them till he went to
\\'a~hrngton. Martin Van Burcn htid
mutton-t hop whiskers, permissible in his 1
tune, but Lincoln 3 were the first full
\\ hikers" and Grant‘s the first full beard
that adorned the Presidential face. Ilsyes
and tjnrftieldiwererfullbearded nien. Ar—
thur wore mutton i . Er? in?
mustache. and ( levelniid wears a iiitis- ,
!!l(‘_ll‘ only, the first President. to be ;
adorned in that way. .
(-219 2-. {lion why ne'ther whiskers nor ‘;
ni'istzuliv could be tolerated during' the }
lust tentury and the early part of this
“a. tln- fils‘liit n of snrit‘Htikiug, and it
. was not until tliat‘haliit begun to disap-
pvar that the revival of the bra (l was
en ti talked . f. .
During our ( iril war beards came
Diltlenlld more in general fashion, and it
was frequently suggested by the press to
Mr. Chase. wlro,~in rtt siiigthe enormous
expenditure at that time, had proyoscd
to t‘eiigress taves on almost every article
of food sud clothing. that atax be laid
. beards. It would haven des iotic prec’~
ede t for Peter the Great laid n tax on
wards of his subjects. His object,
’ s to abolish benrds in his dominions,
w hi it he S‘lct't't‘ led in doing. It was not L
unt'l the time of the great Empress
tliarim: that llussinn subjects were ‘
lgnin permitted to wear beards.
The only law in our free country re-
garding beard-s concerns our navy. Our
gnjlnnt tnrs sre not permitted to wesr
heard or; mustache. The same prdi~
names applied to the army at one time,
but it was repe tied many years ago, the
only stipulation bcin that the beard
should be closely cum—Chicano Herald.
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A druggist sold so Artisans isms:
.011}th instead of. strych’nine’ by rain-
* Inke, nnd next morning the fsrmcr found ‘
n dozen sleeping coons in'his cornfield. I
to him who has one.-
aiitl Submissive Puree—Pud-
dlers at \\'ork—l‘iles of
Iron Turned Into Rails.
;’ Never ir. a rofzing mill. eh?
Never saw hissing hot iron drawn
through .tril through the :siecly adjusted
Tt‘i. lf‘.il.i:l_:: :rlo.u
a great white heated serptnt? To a
stranger the sight is at one» grand and
torrLbh; and oru-e sun is never forgot~
' n. lie tan with ditliriilty control his
_ ft-nr. and Would escape, yet is fascinated
by the horrid familiarity displayed all
around him. It is l:ke a glimpse of the
hereafter to his p -rturbed mind, this dal~
liam e wail: iiattire‘s most dreadful ele-
ment. lie is bewildered by the rush
of swart-boditd. iron or :sclcd work-
lllt'll mi about him. He is deafened
by the row of the flying rolls. all
hungry for theirriioittti lllr'fll. The re-
lentless h at pursues his uricoyt-rt _t fave
with wicked intent. The soles of his
fol burn from contact with the iron
flooring. tir’etit. deep throated trimmers
are opt-ind. :iiai belch devouring tlatui-
and stilling smoke iiiti his oppre~st d
countenance. Sliillltill‘tlll‘ n-lors‘, rising
from the rindt r-b «ls. \‘ado his nus»
ll'lls Aral. w irse than all. pist as he
thinks ltiuisrlt‘ sitest from ll-Il‘lll there is
Is ro tr fzo~u tlu' rolls. rivaling the b -o:i:
of a hiintlre tp ‘tllitl: r. .\ gt .-a! slit it of
spit-ks sr'rkstliehot'i oii ot the smoke
lbr‘fil’llllr d r of and doser-iids in a graceful
Paine. (lit' of the many falls gently
aul trust ugly behind the observer’s
slitrt collar orthviie if the million ~
:etITy it inserts its -‘.f_ but so eoiiiineliig—
ly ll'H“ it in .lto .ts‘ presence known that
arouu. ti o: pliys ‘iaas will not at first
eonvinte him he is not :i smoldering voi~
t‘dllO lle writlies ‘: eitli the llllllt‘ll\)ll
and lain would tlee. b it sharp eyes are
upon him, an l the triill iiieu dearly love
to l:i‘li_‘tl at .i tendezfoot.
if the \‘i<.l be irrplrWat night the scene
txk s on a brilliaut’y that cannot 'e stir
pit-s0 l. Without all is dense darkness.
only rt lit vid by the red tln'ues pouring
from some of the lofty stai'ks or white
points of light p.epiiig through the
dos. d dampers of others. aniplr- iiidieir
[loll that a “heat" is in waiting b. low,
or else that a tiiriiige of turn is on. All
is tl‘lll‘t within. t‘o:;iagious daughter
from some point li iits of .ii group of
story tel.ing youngsters ens‘t'outed in :i
warm nook between Cliiiii..eys. llrawiiy
lit-:iteis stand about in hll-tl\ discussing
souit topit' or common iiii ort, and put
irnltrtti-uis‘ly the while :it their
shirt bi .t k pipes. (M e rszoiially a fur-
iiarrsalow i th:o\\u upward for an in
sta‘it. sla- tiling a l‘ol l light on massive
tiuibt r::, and titling with a ruddy glow
the in e i-f the heater. who. with eye.-
l..t"f elo-ed. pros into its deptlis‘ .\w.t\
~‘l to one side. iii thvdatltness‘. the paid
dli rs stir and stir away as" prisistrntly
as a good it he at her inusli kt the
His} aw the men who work over ill
p:g iroii whit-h is so constantly stirred
in the market rip-trts 'l‘liiir lurnates
are arranged w tli b ttoiii tll‘pll“>‘t‘\l.
'l’lir- metal is thrown in and soon lllt its
in llit‘ (‘itllslnirtit‘y of wan T. l‘t‘r'ltl this
state by stirring and .i ~iudieious :ippliva»
lion of \(‘Itlt's' and scrap. l‘l‘olll lllt‘ lt‘lil‘tl
iroii it thickens \llllzl it liiis‘sailit‘lent llil-
m...
lirsiyt- force to be formed into bails. .\s
, llt' w‘« rks' his bar ’ through the liltlt-
nr. lied aperture in the door, the puddlvr
ehatis with his earnrades sitting about
him on the watt-r “bush,“ in wld h tli»
\‘ittllx'illq‘izl‘tvlls are eooh-d. or on piles of
rusty metal. Uiit‘e solidly “”1114 d, tli-
heat is ready. 'I he signal isgiw ii. .\\\a_\'
go the rods with I‘\t‘l‘rlllt'lt‘:\llig rott.
.\leii issue from the darkiie s. Madcap
boys run in breathless 'ard laughing .«t
.s uric prank played upon a work-fellow.
All. to tlte visitor. is confusion worse
t'onl‘oundtul, yet he ‘llt‘llld know that
t-l‘«ltf was llt‘\(‘l‘ so framed in tlpr
parent disorder its in the ”Mr
works. lint yonder comes the
puddler, dragging hishoati'd burden be-
llllltl liitii on a “buggy." 'l‘lie \‘t‘ltlt‘lt‘ l\
tirade with a bowl-shaped top, in \\ liirh
the liull rt'pUs‘tR. .‘\l‘l'!\'t‘\l :il flit? l‘tlllfi.
he bael‘s the buggy tolhet‘equired point
and dettly dumps its contents into the
“stun-exert," or “t‘tdlt‘t‘llliilflh as the
machine has beeudubbcd ht thoyoanger
l‘lulllt iit. lti tli so it is compressed and
el- ligated into cylindrical shag e, and is
ftd lit the rolls. through whit h it pass‘ts~
again and .‘lLflill,:l!ttl lititilly streleliesout
on thoplates~ a pt rfevt bar of iron, ready
tube shtazr l into lengths. The “dra:
ger out‘ take. hold with his tongs and
pulls it to the ooolin; bed. There it lit s
with others of its kiud,aiid when cold is
taken to the shears, which are (‘Xk‘C‘l‘d-
ineg heavy jawed, and sever it into
lengths as easily as a tailor clips his
Cltllh.
The process is simple and the pro—
eedure sleepy to an active spirit. It is
in the rail mill that one has his blood
stirred and his interest thoroughly
aroused. lt is liglttnfng work. A tre~
nieiidous amount. of labor is compressed
into seconds of time. Tli'nk of a pile
of iron not more than five ft‘t'l in length
by seven inches high and six inches wide
being drawn out. to the full length and
prop )rtion of a rail. and this in less than
twi iniiiutes‘ time from the moment the
heated mass shot through the first open-
ing in the rolls. The occasion for such
labor has passed oway. The steel rail
has superseded its more perishable couii
terpart, but the retrospect is interesting
come into contact
LA. Janus; “3.. Ln" ~ cm 7 7
But the heat has been run off. the w ld
rush is over. The rolls cease their thun-
de'otis play. The furnaces are re-
charged. The boys return to their story-
telling, and the observer goes away,
rich in experience and broiling hot.~—
Cincinnati En ', uirr‘r.
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Photographing Flying Gulls.
An example of the speed with which
pictures can now be produced is afforded
by a photograph of a number of flying
I
l
' tion. just dl>Cl)>td by the Paris
‘digg rig in the t’elds,
‘ “EVER
I Country and that foreign a izateurs are al-
The Story of a Greek Statue. '
\‘i itrrs t3 the Paris Louvre of late I
may have noticed a remarks le little ’
statue lal eh ti ".\ Young .\tht-r ian Girl.“
The story of its d scovery and acquisi-
Hing”,
forms a curious pa e in tlie liistoryef
aiititpiitits. A peasant of l‘atissia, while
suddenly e ine
Knowing that the
law forbids the exp rtntion of
ob’rcts‘ of art found in the
across an old statue.
:uieient
_ ways ready to pay alrigli price for them.
. he at once took it home and hid it under
the li uteri plates ‘
, with uplifted head tor all the world like'
_. to evarni: c it. and found it was a bona
Z'I‘liese show, for example, that with an
, foun
. as one which goes forty miles an hour.
‘ the shot is traveling thirty~flve yards at
gulls taken at Southport by a load pllO: ;
mgmphcr, )lr. Mallin. Of course nui-
nials in, far more rapid movement have -
been photograplitd by .\[r. May-bridge in
America niid M. Marcey in France. but
these are produced by special aparatus,
sud rarely ire much more than a sit-
houette of t e object photographed.
‘ tree 'upon whith the} soldiers nailed the
The picture of the gulls was taken un~ ‘
der ordiu iry conditions. and w.tli ordi- :
nary npparstus; but the lens must have
high sensitiveness.
The various nttitudes of the birds are
curious. Most of them have the wings
spread in the orthodox manner, but some
of them etc osught in thst curious posts
tion with the wings hanging down
which, from the shortness of the tint
during which it is msintsinod, they eye
do” not npposr to catch. About. six « J. R._Smi§h, of Ntbury, ”1., owns I
bird sho 'te sharp) ”N; en which, in ofsbi 1,.hssninonth
their?" “gm 3 'lsndnossreseni timotsd .
i been a good one, snd n very rapid sliut- Federal. skirinishers‘. who won]! stand
ter must hnve been employed. The plate l behind it and load and then step out and
slso (one of those --nnincd the Derby r tire.
plates, from s formula invented by Cap~ ; tilting the (‘onfederate line for nearly n
tsin Abner} must have been of specially l mile in each direction. and then, being
I so far from the side of the tree that they
a heap of frigots. He then went to the
Frrnrlnni ass'ador. who was well known
for his love of such relics, and offered it
to him for l‘JJItltlf. The ambassador re-
ptired secretly to. the peas:int‘s dwelling 2
title grin r ftlie fourth'century. lie telc~
graphed the discovery to the Freiirli
Minister of Pi e Arts, who authorized
him to conclude the bargain. But there
was a serious ditlieulty to overcome, and
that was to get out of the Country witli~
out being detected by the customs an- 5
tllut‘ities‘. After some reflection, the sun
basszrlor instrue ed the peasant how to
set to work. He was to hide the statue
in a cartload of vegetables, ’drive down
to a creek on the seashore, where he. ,
would find a boat from a French sloop
stationed at the l’irius wniting to ie-
Ceive him. ‘11”! fol) wit; performed sue
eessfully. The statue. in the riiidst.of ‘
the Vegetables, was shipped on the boat.
and the 12.4001“ was handed to the y
peasant by the r‘tptairi as he left the ,
shore. (tn tli - :irrizal of the statue in '
l'aiis, it was pla ed in the l o .vrc. not
far from the famous Venus of Nlibnwhile
its tlist‘ovt-rtr. the poorHrt-ek peasant, is '
rzow leading tlielife of ti snitill gentle—
man farneron the pr coeds—Pat Moi" }
nun-.2.
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' Influence of Foot Supply.
A \eritable plague of Brazil, are .u‘d-
ing to \‘on llieriiig. results from the
singular increase of burrowing mice of
the genus llesperoiuys wliieli. ordinarily
very rare, become alarmingly abundant :
at irregular periods: coincnling with flow-
eriitg seasons of the lierbii eotis plant
which furnishes their chief foml. This
plant. a (rest iuma, readies maturity i
and flowers rrily at regularintervals vary-
ing from si\ to thirty years. In May and
June, lot“. the riiie- appeared in p‘t)~
digio is iiiirnbvrs at loureneo, where in
a fr \v days they totally tlt‘lllDllSlll'tl the i
tields of c irn, potatoes. rye and limb y,
invaded houses and destroyed eveiy~
thingr not too hard for their trelli, and i
even ate fatswine. and rt‘llltH‘ttl the
wooden shoes from the Cu\\‘s'. At the
natural rate of increase the progeny of
n pnil‘ ofthe llllf‘t‘ \vt-uld reaeli 223.000
irdivid :a's' ill a season and if their a
multiplication was favored by nu nbun .
dant seeding of‘tlieir favorite plant '
ev-ry year they would soon driie all
olh- r living rriaiutes {707‘} the routitry.
, with p:oper solemnity the funeral of :i
comrade.
i lliil'eieut tunes, and that there should he
. a proper and \igorous acrompaninieut
‘ drums."
' no nrsonri dislike between him and the
l
> tilit'll Stilllll
=whielr we had llll't‘l(‘fltie passtd.
, ing their slirinr to worship
= in or e company, tarriagr- at r carriage ,
lilo, 05:1: rl
the longr ‘thll‘llzg \t'll of black lace,
'wliirh toxins the only head covering
' fart.
L open yorta‘s o: this temple of worship.
llriinimed Out of Catnip.
John O‘Xeal wasu drummer of our
regiment. and although he had music in
his soul, it was so continually drowritd
by whisky :is to find a decidedly scat—
tered r-xpressi. it through the drumsticks.
.‘ltirclres were so dreadful y mixed up
with rpiieksteps and funeral dirges that.
when he was to help furnish the music.
it was as equally iiiipos~ible to infuse iiiil-
itary ardor on the parade as to t‘iotl:e
Hital‘y, John got to be so habitual 1i
resident of tl.e guard house tli-it the
dztini»rn:t::‘r could get no service from
him whatever. and it was decreed that
he should to drummed out of the regi-
ment. . q
The drum-major arranged and give
orders that the ten titers should play ten
from nine “boisterous untuned
The music may possibly l~e
imagined by a Very versatile musician.
but cannot be described until some more
language has bt-r-ii invented.
in this triuniplial mnnner we es. orted ‘
him through the camp, and about half ”a
mile outside the regitiiental lines.
(In taking leave of us. wliicli,ofcourse.
was in a most frin ridly way. as there was
the
(‘lllt r musicians; he made us the follow~ '
ing farew ell sp -r~ ‘ll' i
”Boys-I \ on have so. eeeded in crent- ‘
it.;1 a nlOsl terrific disturbance. but very a
little music.” 'i“'le (innit: "r. t
- l
l
l
Before the llatana (‘atlierlraL
(‘nr- short bl. ck fro-n the Plant di
Arnias. writes a r~ irespoudent of the -
lostoii l’u. .«r', finds us within the large
ll. trout of the grand rather ’
dral of ll:l\ ana. In all the streets lllh ugli
the
sidewalks \\‘r're so narrow that two peo
pie could not waik abreast. but here. be
fore lllt‘ t liiirrli, t'lir y were very widt- and ‘
completely thr. ngwl with devotees svr-k
We pausel _
to \ iew the f- us of tlie passers—by; old
and young. rlth and p. or, all mingled -
rolled tip t . the broad stone steps and
its freight; ladies rit‘lily
din ssed in the win liiiigfir‘nriisli Costume.
r
worn by hi-lirs of quality, and the fan, i
l the iiisepa'ab‘e fan. r
.‘liot‘s arid stark
ii‘gs‘ would be dispersed with l'ein'etllt' :
All wire hurrying throu-li the
\ Few I‘iivts Necessary.
it often lisp; cits that “smart“ young
limbs of the law trike great dt‘ L'lll iii
- asking ~upr-i.‘iio.is tilll"ll\lll5 o! lllctllt‘fll
w itnes‘ rs when on the stand. with a view
to pit: ll g or :iiiir-yiiig them. t‘iie su. li
was t‘:tt>~ e\aiuinir=g the
(‘vlt‘lllnlt‘tl ‘
l‘rvnrh . l.t-iu st. (utila, :iiid pu: llllll the
' qllt'slltill \\ltr lllt'l' llt \'\l.ll\l \l ilt‘ lllt‘ pre
~.».l.-.i‘r: ..\'u r In! ’rr'. 1‘ ti o amount of .‘lZ‘ (‘lll‘x to kill a liy. “t er
“‘-——‘; “‘ tainly,“ rrpl' d tl r- A \pr-it; “but l must
. 1“" .‘Illes‘ “w“"lm‘b k: ow ltt‘ftll‘lll rid lllr‘ng't‘d‘l. the ll). its
-.\ thriiiing :n-eount ofa trip on a w ld gm \ it. lt'lllll .anrut. its lUiill.lltlll and l
rat train down the Ito. ky \.ountaiiis is
to": l by \Vitliaui 'l‘illin a traveler who
rwr ritly arrived in l‘ororito by the Hunt
daan l‘:u-itivll:ti2\\:.y from lil'ltlsll t‘o- _
irrinl ia. ’l‘wo ears of a passenger train.
while being liztu‘rd up the steepest grade
in |\ icking horse l‘ass wlii. h is our ilti‘ll
to the foot for r.i-..rly two miles. broke
loo~t‘ tram the loeoin -ti\‘e and corn-
ineuted a nrnl titl‘t‘t't‘ down the moun-
tain side. 'l‘ e brakes \"t .e frozrii and
could not be applied with effect.
Sour" of the twenty or tip-itits‘ iu'tlie .
eats triul to rise. but the spunl w..s so
great tli tt tlioi could not stir from their ‘
seats. The cars rt llt‘llt‘tl a safety switt li,
a dzstaiiev of two ‘rriies front the p‘at‘u
they broki- loose from the lo ouiottyo, iii
one minute. The passenger car caught
the sa’ety switch and w is pihd on the
opp‘tsite incline a would: te wreck 'l he
~:ig.::igo car, which did not contain any
passengers. \\t at on down the main lino
and did not leate the l?:lt‘lt\ .\ iinriibi :‘
of passengers were killed. and others r“
et-ived probably fatal in urie‘. .s‘. rue
miraculously escaped :iiinest uninjured. i
. .__.__.___ ._
Self-Possession of 'l‘lliet'es.
(‘lieel\. says :i tli'lt‘Clth‘ iii the HIV-3w—
Ilv writ, is :oiiadis‘pi‘ns‘ilile quality for
:i trook. for olt- it when caught, its we ‘
say, "deal to righ's‘.u they ran fave it
out. Soni‘ t mo ago :i t} Ilow llttlllHl
'l‘lieopliilustitorgo was working the ho» 5
tels, art l he g it into a room where a man
w as lying tuily «hissed, though asleep,
in the bed. George prooeeled to go
through his pookezs. and :is he was do
ing‘ so the maa Woke up. “What are i
you doing tliorez“ he asked. George
looked at him hastily, and then looked r
:tgiiitt.:lli\l rubbingr his liands.lialt‘t~iiiiled
and eu'usrd liinis‘df,repeatingthe words
“ev useine“ until he got to the door .
and out and away. if he‘d lost his head i
he. might have been shot or eaptureddutt ‘
his otl'rotitery paraly/ed the titan. .-\ cool
piece of thieving during the festivities
was that of the fellow who took a saehel l
front a lady‘s hand and put a stick
in place of the handle. Sll’l! had the
stick in lierliaiid when she went to open
the sachel for car fare, but could not tell
at what time the sacliel disappeared.
h
0n the Wing.
Supposing the rate of a bird‘s flight to
be taken at. forty, fifty or sixty miles an
hour, the sportsman has only to remems
her that a mile tin lio ir is almost exactly
equivalent to one and a half feet per sec-
ond, and lie thus has a ready means of
comparison with the tables of velocity.
ordinary sporting.r charge tthirds and one
and one-eighth oatices) the mean velocity
of ALL 1 .XLthQL this, mngeiof,
thirtyfive yards, about 900 feet a sec—
ond, or tit the rate of 600 miles an hour;
and so, on comparing this 600 miles with
the s teed of the bird‘s flight. it will be
that the shot moves ten times as
fast as a bird going sixty miles an hour:
twelve times as first as one that flies fifty
miles an hour, and fifteen times as fast
Consequently they would fly about two
and a quarter yards, three yards and
three audit half \ ards respectively, while
the rate given above—Jew York Herald.
The Tree of Death.
0n the New Hope 'bnttlefied was a
inscription, “Tree of. Dentin". Seven
Federals were killed behind the tree by
Confederate shiirpsliootcrs. The tree.
was in advance of the Federal line and
was about three hundred yards from the
Confedera'e works. It was. used b'.‘
Confederate sbsr ooters went
could see behind it, by a cross firin
made it as dangerous to stnnd behin
the tree as to stand in front of it. Seven
Federals were killed behind the tree, sad
it cum: to be known ns the “Tree of
Donth."—.-ltlanta commutes.
. (A ..L“\ 'ii ;.u l r‘lilr‘lpl‘:~:::
’r: 1m: it l lial
.cents just to show you how to make
luluts if bolt, ulntlrer inarritd or
' ‘ wdow or rizaltleu. widower or
M -. _
'llirir Hun lanlt.
Many failiirrs‘ cornpiaru of what they '
.'.t‘.l tlio.r hard lot. They Work hut,
tliry say, all r! eir lives and yrt itevri get
ahead any. The) dress poorly and
l;\'e poorly, and llt'\'t‘l' spend
in tit for any in w or improved thing,
no lti:t(it'l if it promises to briig
bu k a hundred fold.~ \Vlien pritrs are ‘
high they have nothing to sell and their
tub is always lNltUlll up when it rains.
'l‘o Elltistiaie at the tilt \t l.'t lllllt' the price
w. \lllttl) lush lat-l o in llnstou tit ‘
it-I till 2: ‘Zl‘. -l.‘ to .133 i~r~ts per d- E'en,
.od it \v 'tld lw llllli sting and ill
t'u ll\i‘ to kit-w h.-\v may taunt-rs in
l‘ is Sluit‘ .tlr' illiit‘ li- l..l\o
lllt st- high p'it‘vs.
l.» w what rot
:lrl\.t?ll;i;:t‘ of
i‘liv 1.: run lug lt‘tlr‘l‘x‘
be at t‘i‘lllln‘si
-_; lulllt
l‘oitisuoi lll. X. ll.
l. S. Jihasoii & t ln'l‘till‘lll"ll2 -»l
'..i\i made a trial
l‘owdtr and run much phased with res
suit; it :s' iral'y girth r than the report,
would ol‘t‘lll to show. tor prr‘yious'to
nine latis; one died the
rl..v lu-forel began to use tlio I‘owder,
twowirt‘ tiiopiixg :tltxiil, but Itow‘are
ltight :tiid l‘tylli'x r i. i_\ vl ty, alrl the lust .
wm .\ ot the tria' two ~. f my heirs have
lll'«‘ll 5|‘lllll¥‘_ so tli:t tho product hasl‘
t
itinretlian doubled. l bought a large
rm, but only Its" d not-1.x half of it; I ,
do not send in i\,- nation of getting a
l" 4'", but 1 thought you \\ou.d like to 5
know the remit. I
Iii-speltfully, 1.. I). Tltlt‘l‘. l
M \Fl-‘vtlllt Sl‘tllr’v-s.(‘--\.\‘*:No\‘.‘.“.', 'Stl.
,‘lr‘isl‘s. l. S Johnson tk t'u.
ll :ir Stun—‘1 lt:t\'t' bet-a using your
Sheridan‘s Powder for two months now
for my hens; it works like triagie. Last
month 1 got eiglitysix eggs from six
Irtiigsliaris, old bins, to.\_ The first of
the month i bought three more, and
from the ninel have got one hundred
and three eggs so far this month, till
yesterday, (‘an‘t very well compete for
your premiums as my hens are produc-
ing at their utmost capacity, being
frilly under the influence of the Po“.
der. 1 have a neighbor who has
twenty-one liens and has only got forty
eggs this month.
Yours, ('HAS. W. (‘omxs
A ”intuit. oi-‘irttit.
On receipt of 60 cents in stamps we
will send too small packages of Sheri~
dan‘s Powder to make hens lay, and one
copy of tho “Fartners‘ Poultry Raising
1 ilk—[Jinx jllnstntfed.
which retails for ‘25 cents: or for $1 20
(the regular pricel we will send one
2 14 pound can of powder, and the
Guide free. We will send all by mail,
post paid. If you do not order the
Powder send 25 cents for a copy of the
Poultry ‘uuidc. it is really worth 50
n
AL vlm‘
money from your liens during the acne
son of high prices. Write your name,
post-office, and state plainly.
Address I. S. lolinson & C0.,
'3‘: (‘ustorn House t.. Bostou,.\fass.
Thickness of Ilniiisli Hair.
Measurements have shown the tliicle
tress of the human hair to vary front the
two hundred and fiftieth to the six hun-
dredth part of an ineli. The silkworm’s
tliresd is one five thousandth part of nii
inch thick an} the spider‘s Web only one
thirty thousatidth_ liloi;de~litiir is the
finest and ml the (*onrsest. ‘l‘nking four
heads of hair 07‘ carnal weight, a patient
t‘erinan physiologot found the red one
to contain about 1‘03)th hairs, the black
103,000. the brown 10.3000, and the
blonde 140,030.
‘~-
"Featherbone." an article prepnred
from the quills of goese and turkeys, is
largely tsking the place of whslebone in
the manufacture of whit s, etc, for which
whslrbono was formerly used , exclu-
sively. .
———————_
No donbttul ingredients to do hnrm. Fresh
no Burgund ' Pi nan Gnu s in "43) Border
Immune unsold by nlt mum.
world.
end n one are. Pho‘s
lb. 3
and country non-chute. Th.._hQOC 3'. the
Rebuttal-I‘m.
lie-drum
, Ar'r‘nolrn'nzs .45
:(‘.~\l'l‘. W D. itonixsoii 71‘
, Drovideiice,
llortlaiitt, Mei,
of ,\"-ur filieridaii‘s '
6,587,
335
’BOTTLES 01c
Warner’s 8 TE Cur
Sold to Dec.
27,1836.
N0 OTHER - REMEDY
IN THE WORLD DAN
PRODUCE SUCH A RECORD.
This wonderful sitcoms of ““‘nrrier‘s‘fisrz Cure“
named v.
1'!!! .\'A R Y DISEASES A SID FI'JHA LL'
Thousands of
people owe their life nnd lien
duee 100.000 1‘
Read the following and note the large number of bottles distributed.
them figure; to be correct. as our sales books will prove.- '
- 4,149,122.Penisrlvania, ~ 1
Boston, -
S. Marine
liisp , llril'fiilo. N Y), in 1“,} was sulfur»
ing with n nklu humor like leprosy.
(‘ould not sleep: was in great agony. For
two years tried everything. with-art ll‘lh"
tit. \Vtis pronounced lut‘u rublr. “Twrtr
ty bottles of Warriors Sure; (‘rire rom-
plrlr-ly roared me. and to day l mu
strorih‘ and well.“ theb, 5. l\\'- .
- -‘ 1717929.
EX (HH'. T H ALVURD tSyrnvtise,.\' V .
in It‘s“ began running down “'2“:
General lirblll‘ly. fll't‘t‘lll!|l|lllt“l will! it
sense of weight in the lower pnrtot‘the
body, with n feverish sensation and a fien-
8‘
crnl gh ing out of the wh tlo<|l“llll.\lli
iii set-Iona roritlt‘lion. \‘I'ltfillr’sl to his
After a thorough
bed much of the tune, ,
lh‘flllllt‘lll \\ 1th \Vnruer‘s SAN; t‘irre he i
"i am completely restored in i
7” 74—4t,'706.
health by its menus.”
MAJOR S. [i ABBOTT Springfield. Mo '.
in 19?] was nfllicted With lame bark.
Rheumullum and kidney trouble.
t‘otisultod the very best physicians in San
Francisco. and visited nll lba iiuntrnl
Ilttllli.‘ there Took a health trip tothe
bow Ziiglnnd States, but for mien years
sun's-red cons!“ utlu from his inniltidi'.
which had resulted in hrlghl‘n dist-use.
A: lei‘ using A couple dozen bottles of \\ nr‘
tier‘s Sari: (are and two of SAP: Pile" he ;
wrote. “My but it and Kidney:- are u't‘llrs ‘
out put". and. thank God low. it all to
\\'nrnor‘s .“s \t‘r llertitslies "
Bal. of New Eng, - 441,763.
MRS J '1‘ llth'llF.\' .56: 41h Au.
ville. Ky . was a -‘\‘llfll‘llll‘d’ {invalid for
elrn‘n years. ust living and hourly
ca pet-Hug den til. \Viu confined to lnsl
tr-iilttoutlis o‘noh year. \Vru Attended b\
the best physlcr‘a us. Her lett as!» \His
1m rulyu-d. t‘ould llt-llln‘r ant. sleep. nor l
enpu lite The dontnix sat-l sbv- “nslro tl-L --l ,
with female c‘nmpluinls: tut she was}
satisfied liri‘ Lulimyn were nifts Ersl l inlvr ‘
”in open .llttv'l of \\ at Her s 5 u»: t 'u: n she
asstsl at In rnr‘ stone or t'nloulus and in l
. ov . H51 inisutol “.-\:ii to day us well .
Louis
as u‘lirit a girl.“
Nerrori State, ., 3,870,773.?
For n long time it hns been R lit-Kl RDED B l’ T" H '1! It;
THE (LVL I. SI'EI‘IFIF
.‘STIMONIA LS to lhnt effect.
is duo wholly" to the real merit ef the
"£51" .‘l K0101 L
FOR KIDNEY. Ll VIII: .4 ND
COMPLAINTS.
lth to "“‘nrner‘sh‘sr: ('ure" and we can pro
“'9 guarantee
1327.273,
F M AYER rim)“ .\' l-.li St . St. lrms,
Moi. afflicted thi lived fee-Hugs. ~li.‘.z.i-
lit‘\.\ and Iain llt‘i‘tv‘s the bark. and lost up
petite \‘as \‘llint‘ and cure worn ail lire
time. The doctors failing, be begun the um
of \‘t'tirirer‘s SAFE. t‘urv. nod reports. “I ,
ft‘r'l like a fighting mu c. “
Chicago, - . 2.808.693.
MR R. lth.I\\'.\‘ .32: “uni-«ant Are . lie
trnit. Miehu llljlll‘wl his burl. from n fall.
“.1“ n‘ntiiied to his land six \uvks Th.
fall injured his kidneys. p2‘nl.llt"l!l: iii
tense suffering \\'tirrier'n San; t‘ure re-
store-(I )- is kidneys to their natural eon
dawn. and lie \vrdim. "i run now eighty
years of age. sour N and arllrc. “
Detrort, - - 846,946.
MRS. 'l‘lltt.\‘_ SCHMIDT «\"ifn of the \‘l-o
t‘onsul of Denmark. (‘1‘! Wall ht. New
York‘, re \rtatl that her little son. utter nn
nttneh opulphlheritfr Sore Throat
eight yenrs ago. was unit-test with Bright's
him in ndutn‘esl form. by the Advice 0!
th-n‘l (‘hrlstmnseir of ltrexel. Morgan &
l‘o., Bunkers. Sew \‘erk. sue pm‘rtbed
\Vnriier's Suva t‘urv. with the consent of
the physicians. and rcpt-its "the byri
ruins soy [int he wtl be pet‘IJP‘rlly
well. "
Milwaukee, - - 458,894.
SUSS Z l. ltHAltltMAN QuothNJ't _in
in May. l\$‘.‘. began to blunt. tlieiite value
nlumrieh trouble. terrible headaches.
and llunlly the dot tar s opinion that it “as
Brigid‘s disease. and incur Fable.
l-Zvuutunlli‘slie hes-ante nearly blind. pro
iiounred iv the du'tol\ to be lite last
ntanr of l'lrrght‘s disease After having
been under treatii cut by “‘nr'ncrs SAH‘
Cure for our yea r, sh: reported "I am
as we" as n ny our. “
Minnesota, ~ -
HUN 5' A l‘l.\'.\ll"l‘lt.\' r\\'t-r:estcr.
Mas~- tn Mn). lssl. was pit-strata; by
(in: rel. l‘iider the operation of Warner's-
Sure. t‘uro alone he mssml a large
slonr. niid ~- 8“]lh‘lll y wrote "i brim
had no recurrence of my trouble sure
“firm-rs SAFE t‘uu— run-ml tne‘. "
Bat. N. 71. States, ~ 1,767,149.
ASK YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS ABOUT
WARNER’S SAFE CURE.
THE MOST POPULAR REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED.
Cleveland, - .-
l‘IX titIY ll 'l‘ .l.\t‘\lll \\‘.utpo-'t Ky Was
piusrratod with severe fliilitru lronhlr
tiiuilt-sl tdpnuuds‘of tlesli After titlioit-ttgh
treatment with “ariier‘s Sub t‘rtro llr lr'
ports. “1 haw never enjoyed better
u‘ullh." '
Cincinnati, .- - 873,667. :
GEN H. ll \\'.\l.l.lCN rlH Madison .-\\t‘.
New York“. sea rt‘elu able to u‘alktwo
bltsks without evliiiistion. and, boxing
lost flesh li-‘:l\‘ll_\, begun the use of Wm»
nail SU-‘t‘ Firm and says; "I “As tultt'll
benefited by it.“
Bal. Ohio, (State,) 5,633,158.
(‘01.. JOSEPH ll. THORNTON rtTim'inrrati.
(l ‘ in l&\'\ imported that his daughter \\‘.‘I~s .
very lllll.‘ll ptostt‘nlnl. had pal iltrlthm :
of the he“ N. intense. pain in I u-hcatl. !
nervous disorder and rota rrh of the
bladder. She lost tiftvrtive pounds.
Ut her ir-tiirslies failing. tliei El‘"l\u the use of .
\"ni‘iier‘s Sat-1‘ (‘iir‘x Sari-7 lflt's and San: '
Katrina. turd within three months the had
gained tlfty poiuids in weight and was re-
Rlot‘rd to good health. That “in three
yeuis ago. and she is still in as good health
as e\ or in her life. t‘ol. Thornton. liiiiiseEf,
was cured of (‘h ran to Din rrhu-u of
eighteen venrs‘ standing, in 1531, by War-
{334703
.liis .jA‘r! Cure.
Southern States,
0. H. ALLEN (havenworth. Kant. sen
Edwin, two years of age. “flirted with ar-
h‘eme ease of Bright‘s disease. and
the doctors ya re lilm up. By the lllivlt‘?
of the doctor‘s wife, begun the urn of \Vnr-
ner‘s Sui-t Lhu‘e and nftei‘ tnLi seven
bottles he is per telly we“ end ins had
no relapse.
632,63“. '
St. Louis, ~ .
I
w it it; ANN mu .~ ,.. ..»
1,530,527
t‘.\l‘l’ or‘o it
.\t.. l‘liilu. l‘:: . pruslrnlnl iii l‘iilral
America with “alarm! Fen-r. rriasnd
by ~Ul|ߤllutl of Kidneys and Luci
Delirious part of the tune Lirrr en
In D'grd one tliiixl Ntoztinoli bn lly allot l
rsl l‘ould hold no fund; even water “its
ere tul. l'siu; less than u don-ii botl’es of
\Vurneis SAN" I‘ure he wrths ‘ I was
('«uuplrh‘lu (‘u red. "
K C‘ ' ' 777 8‘0
ansas ity, - ~ . 6 .
MRS. rl‘littl‘" l: J “‘ULF (Setttuiorg.
l'n. “‘il‘o of the Ed. the Lutheran
Qinlrfrrlyr, began to llt‘i‘llllt‘ with titlm "l
li')t’tfll.‘lllll|llli\ll. librarislraa'nrnr .«i‘nll
vases of l‘onsuuii-tt-m rim calls»! by dis
east-d kidneys" lu~sprrirrd ul‘lirr‘nq.
After a thorough n-iuv oi ti‘eafut-nl with
\Vririier‘s San: t‘iire. sEie \\IllI‘) "lam
perferllu we". “
of
1Bails. w. Srirés’fi 776.73g;
l-IXNRNATHR B K. Bkl’a‘lv‘. tSoutli t‘aio
lirrn‘. nt‘tei‘ doetoririg toi years for w but he
so ipoqsl was Malt! Nu, dtsooi need he was
at lt‘lld with Sumlr "nun-It's. turd hav
itigr-l-taiuel no relief whatever f'rori Iris
\li_\'sivinus. be begun the Uses of \Vnrner‘s
. AFR Iliabehs ( “re. and he says: “My
friends on: astonished at my iinpi'menient."
San Franmsco, - 1,242,946.
J. Q ELKINS rl-Zlkiusville, N. (‘ «uttered for
ten years from (I D‘I‘l I‘rl. which attneked
him every st: mourn-s. He lost 45
pounds Ill three months. and the strength
WM non My pone. After it thoroii ‘h use
of “'nrner‘s SAVE Iliabrlrs t‘um lie res
mm: "1 nm as we." as I ever was. lf~
tor using fourteen bottles.“
fidafiifilflsi’l.
9‘ Every Test l-soulnl we publish h‘
enclosing stamp for reply. and lent-u for y
ELY’S
lS “'ORTH
$1000
TO ANY IAN,
Woman or Child
Sl‘l-‘FIRIXG FRO!
CATARRH
A. E. NEW‘MAX,
(tinting, Mich.
y A pnrtlele I: applied ’
into ench nosr rri and is ‘I
agreeable In use. rrlm
Ilets. by‘ipnftl or at ur-
y .
KR]
. H. Send f-‘rolrruln'.
BROTKERS. Drugglsts OI'OEO. N. Y.
.... ——*____
GOGKLE’S
ANTI-BILIOUS
PILLS,
IKE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
For Liver. lute. Indigo: no. ”to ho- loss
cur}; contains only hire. . his lynch”;
Agent: 0. S. Cltlflkh'l‘o. . New och.
rhino. \Vrlte to
nrselvers
. lot.
Emu Lents. SlrQl'
Tm Inst nod “d'l. t he
.o-li—n mi. p. m nod sum-u
int: ll slsnssnrsn
nus-tluu'rox 9
nit. quasxts'
\
' Indian Pile Ointment
I wrllvur- ntry ease of hell-
Bier-lint . l'lrernu-d or Peel ruling
Pl 0-. (‘l‘ RE Sl‘ 3| IlAh'l‘I-IIIID. I‘rt-lgmi
for Files may. [Physh-ians‘ Jars by express. .r.--
?M‘ I. 3‘3.5fl.l Prim: per box. 5051‘. and at . l I
y dragdsls ul' mailed on ha'elpr of r-rlee by llr~
\\' l LLI A SIS ll F‘h‘ (1).. (lave-Innd. “LII.
» “.8.
”at“!!! S - m m I).
in time. laid}! by sir-nails.
C o‘NSUlNQPTlON
_ Ito-kn. (‘lwnlnm Imus-n- lunl [fawn
R (null an.“ an “Y r tzw l . x and
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