named Widen, and ll. k
eight year» athlrdlahor. . lie harm-ml two
years. buthhllwfln'ledm tbatpartof
lm ream Mafia. to hardlabor.
During the trial “Hon Desired to have
tin-pliers puma-ion of his venue, butfrom
theUmeI-hathedonned a couviet‘a garb he
hasacterllike a hnbecila inbrtwo
MWBpec says he has :10thka a
Mtoaayothisfellorrcouvietrcr keepers.
and motto understand any one who
flotilla. His wife visit- him, m
hauled by their child, but even then hedosl
not alter his manner. The rain endeavors of
the unfortunate marten to induce him to
notice the baby and herself are pitiful. Now
andthen he will pace up and down his cell
like a wild animal in auge,uilyrtopping
when he falls down fromahea-uhaudion
The prisoner won‘t eat while any one is
lookingathimorisnaar him. No one has
mhimtakeanwuthfulof foul for many
months. A keeper, who was sent towatch
him reported that towards morning, after a
night'- watch, he dropped into a done and
thatRiIdon must have eaten some of the
food. He did not see him eat. At other
than Biadon will lie in bed for several days
atatime without food The long-
est time that he has kept his bed was for four
:31?th durirr’fihzhich time he was never seen
' opt. penitentiary ysicianahave
examined him dimly and lelllrive the man is
feigning hisanitv.
A Child Only Ten Inches Long.
Bos‘ron, Feb. 7.—Millard F. Brown, about
ti weeks weeks old, was put on exhibition ya;—
tenlay afternoon at Horticultural ball by his
mmuts, a Lynn couple. The child is just ten
inches in length and properly formed its
wrists measure one inch in circumference, and
each foot is one and one-half inches long. The
Infant is wrapped inmtton batting, and lies in
a cradle just fourteen inches long.
Mother and Children l’eriehed.
BRADFORD, i’a., Feb. ’i.—l"ire last night
destroyed the residence of George 1). Hill,
‘three miles northwest of Bolivar. N. Y. Mrs
Hill and two small children perished in the
flames The house was heated by natural
gas direct from the wells, and it is supposed
anover pressure came on suddenly, causing
the tire. The father is so badly burned that
hqis not expwted to recover.
A Desperate l’onugster.
BROOKLYN, Feb. 7,—While a deputy sheril!
was removing a sewing machine from the
residence of Mr. Manz. 157 Most-role, street,
last night, a crowd gathcml. and some one
threw stones through the front windows,
' Mr. Manz'ssonJolni, aged lb, fired into the
crowd with a small rifle. wounding a boy
named Edward Eigeth slightly in the leg.
Young Munz escaped.
Sweden‘s New Ministry.
Srocnnoui, Feb.7.~A protectionist min~
istry has been formed, as follows: M. Bildt,
president; M. Bergslrmnmninistcr of justice;
M. Palmsticrna, minister of war; M. Essen,
minister of finance: Ill. \l'ennerbelg, minister
of public \voiship; Ill. Ehrensvard, minister
of foreign affairs; liar-on von Otter, minimer
of marine, and M. Kntscnstjema, minister oi
the interior.
Buried by Falling Timbers.
Pl'lTsilL'RG, Feb. 7.-—’i‘he timbers support
ing a second story addition to Chambers
planing mill, on North avenue, Allegheny
City, gave way yesterday and five men were
buried in the debris. Patrick Conroy was
terribly crushed and will die. The other:
were cut and bruised, but were not seriously
£3350 The damage to the mill will not exceed
1, .
beam by Electricity.
MEMPHIS, ’ ‘enn., Fob. 7.—‘ll'ill Summer-
villo, an 18-year—old boy, was killed Sunday
night by contact with an electric light wire.
Uneof the Brush lights was on the ground,
and a lot of boys were having fun with it by
touching it and being shocked. Sunnnerville
touched it with a piece of hoop iron and was
killed almost instantly by the shock.
The cold was so severe in Montcrcy, Mexrco,
recently, that a circus proprietor had to build
a tire around his elephant to keep him from
freezing.
TRADE BULLETIN.
New . York Money and Produce Market
Quotations.
Saw You, Feb. 6,—Mu'aey closed at 3 per cent.
The highest rate was 4 and the lowest 2. Ex.
change closed steady: posted rates, 9.8162411};
actual rates. Si sugar. $314 for sixty days
and $8.!‘I'rliflg-lfiir'fi tor demand. Govern-
ments closed steady: currency lit, it!) bld; 45,
roupous. 126,19 bid; the. rlu.,107§$bid. Pacific
railroad bonds closed as follows: Union firsts,
11mm; Union laud mats, lamina; Union sink-
ing funds, near-m; Ccntrnla, mam.
The stock market this morning was moderately
active, but the tone was feverish. In the early
dealings there was a week feeling. caused by
some selling by [Auden and news of further
rate cutting in the west. The London selling was
due to the war scare, but this soon died out. and
by ll o clock the market was stradlrrflvith prices
on the advance. At 12 o‘clock the early decline
had not only been recovered, but a fractional ad.
vanceover Saturday's figures established. The
market was excessively dull after midday. The
tone was firm throughout, with the best prices
current in most cases at the close. The Granger,
as compared with Saturdly’a closing. were
alight. being only fractional either way. The
sales for the day amounted to 155,000 shares.
General Marketa.
Nu You. Feb. l-FIDUR—Cloaed steady
at unchanged prices; winter wheat extra, $2.00
05: Minnesota do, 81W: city mill extra
511004.75. southern neuroloeul steady: com.
mon to choice extra. ”$65.
WHEAT~0ptlonlwem fairly active and in-
munching at a trifling decline. Spot lots
c-loeed nominally unchanged. Spot Isles of No. l
ralslatoat W: No. Qdo..fl0flhic.: No. fired
winter,91e,andungmled red. muslin: No. a
red winter, Feb. We; do... March. 0054431199.;
.10.. April, mmemc.
CORK—Options were dull and “enclosing
closing We. lower. Spot loll cloud weak and
a trifle lower. Spot "hoof No. I mixed,
at 6154c; degraded. atmg No. 3 .
Feb. um; do., larch, ”9:. bid; do. May,
will“ lone dull mm elealag'at
0A . ~03»: were u
about Baturdu’aflzarea flunk-dim
enchant-duties. ”at «1 lie. I while
state at mm; Ne...do..1l¢4llfic.: No. I
mixed, larch, W4 do, lamlblm
RYE—Dull and unchanged.
Wuflomlaal.
Willi—ball; mesa, "501w. ‘
LARD—Closedqulet. but firm; cub, ”All
09.10; Feb. It”: March. we
SUGAR—liar, dull;falrreflala¢.q‘e. Refined
M and moderately entire; rut tea! and
mammalian and powdered use:
41.4737 ‘l-lle: mm“ “A,“ aurora;
“a" ataurlmi, Qua; Mud‘ta."l M a:
camera. "as; r . =
Wain mi- '
. M. 1m:
5
e»
o... ...
M‘
intert- gamts and old
: and a whim thatislound in
oelldre‘nnd‘vwarmslnall thesewers. This
lowerklndiathemortvoraciouaanddan-
gar-one, and its ravages wet the city a
large sum annually. Wherever there is
underground shelter there is a family of
these rats and they multiply with aston—
ishing rapidity. Cellars, sewers, cute»
combs are their anodes; they dig paralega-
waya through thick walls, undermine
foundations and do a great deal of dam-
age. Many disrupts have beenmade to
exterminate them in the servers but al-
ways without success. ‘ Pomona of all
kinds, phosphorous, arsenic, prussle acid
and atrychnlne, have been set for them but
they won’t touch the bait. ()uc inventor
thought he had hit on the very thing when
he proposed to fry pieces of sponge in lard
and scatter them about. under the ex
[lactation that the rate would eat them,
and that the expansion of the sponges in
their stdmachs would prove fatal. liis
theory was all right. except on one point-5
the rats declined to eat the pieces of
sponge. As for traps they would perhaps
answer it it were possible to set enough to
catch all the rats in the sewers without
hankruptiug the city in their purchase.
The plan which works the best is to
hunt the pests with dogs trained for rat
killing. Every now and then gangs of
men go down into the sewers, and by fol-
lowing several converging galleries uran—
ege to drive whole armies of rats toward
a single point, where these dogs are let
loose and great slaughter follows. The
men who keep these rut dogs are paid one
cent for every rodent destroyed. Another
class of rat catchers operate on the streets
after nightfall. but their aim is to capture
the animal alive, so as to sell it to the
owners of terriers. These fellows receive
ten cents a dozen for live rats, and are
permitted to keep the dead bodies, which
have a market value of from three to four
cents, the skins being excellent for kid
gloves, while the bones can be made up
into toothpicks and car closure—Paris
('om New Orleans Picayune.
Glaciers in British Columbia.‘
Pushing on, small glaciers are visible
on all sides, winding their way down
through the mountain ravines. Ahead of
us one of the grandest glaciers of the
Selkirks is visible, pronounced by some to
be several hundred feet in depth—n sea of
ice slowly working its course to the valley
below, doing battle with and wonqucring
huge rocks on its way. Here we see
enormous slabs of clear, green ice, as big
as the side of a house. tumbled together,
some standing erect, like immense grave-
stones. Xow we are startled by a sharp
cracking sound, which resonnds through
the mountains. as some large bulk of ice
topples over, or settles deeper in its place.
One may read a lifetime and form no con
ception of such scenes as here present
themselves; cold type cannot reproduce
them or do them justice. Turning from
the iinprcssire grandeur of this enormous
field of ice, the eye wanders oil’ to the
“snow masses" of the wild mountains,
noting the ever changing cfl'cctol light
and shadow on these snowy peaks and
the great white amphitheater. We stand
and gaze. on the silent. lonely, but en~
truncing scene.
This is the home of the big horn sheep,
the mountain goat and the bear, while
deer and \vnpiti are found in plenty
further down. For below on the moun-
tain trail ahead of Indians are jogging
along on snow shoes over the deep snow,
swaying. in their usual shaming gait, with
the uniformity of a single man. In
another direction we have n faint glimpse
of the small but turbulent glacier fed
lllicilliwnct river. the glacial mud tinging
lta ymulinr pen green color; high above
and icyond are glacial mountains heaped
against the sky.-—li. Erskine Smith in
New York Post.
A Present for the Boss.
First Messenger Boy—“'hut‘s yer hurry ‘
cully‘!
Second Momenger Boy—Vs boys wanted to
giro the box; a nice present for his birthday,
so we all chipped in and l‘vr- just lice-n out to
buy it. It‘s an awful pnrty motto. all hand
worked the man said; it‘s blue and red and
got a big gold fringe on it. Hum; he'll hang
it in the office where we can all see it.
“That's nice. What; doeslhe motto says"
“The more haste the less specdfl-Omnhn
“For“.
The Lady in the "one for.
Woman with sachel enters car, sits down;
conductor enters. asks faro;' woman opens
sachcl. takes out purse, shuts saw-hel. opens :
purse, takes out dime, shuts prim). upon-s ‘
sachel, puts in purse, Shuts th'llI-l, offers
dime, receives nickel, opens Silf'lll‘l, takes out
purse, shuts sachel, opens purse. puts in
nickel, closes purse, opens surliel, puts in
purse, closes sachel; stop the var. please.—
Philadelphin Reconl.
Slifl’ and Proud.
WifehlV‘ll, our new girl is going to leave,
John.
Husband—Why !
“She says your manner toward her on the
street is entirely too cool; that we haven‘t
our family arms on thokitchen stove lids and
broom handles, and that on the whole we're
not of her self—Texas Sittings.
A Mean Proceeding.
Jack—Torn. were you at (‘lmrley‘s wed~
ding!
Torn—Yes; but the father of the bride did
a "man thing.
“How was that !"
“Why, he gave her away before the whole
company.”—-Nevr York Evening Sun.
At the Museum.
e ‘ '
Jack’s lamina (whiting tohe impulsive).
Just think, Jack: thhwar some little boy’s
air-atrium:
la Ill ll
~ Honour
Ind Preetra
. it * .mfi N v
Are you ill-turbid at land browhu
of your’resthya‘riekeh sulfate and
crying with pain of cutting teeth If
so, send at ones and get a bottle of
line. Wrasmw's Boo'ruise Brunt Ion
Guinness 'l‘earurso. Ire valueia lanai-
culable. It will relieve, the poor little
sufferer immediately. Depend upon it,
mothers, there is no mistake about It.
It cures dynentery and diarrhoea, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels. cum
Wind colic, softenathe gums, reduces
inflammation, and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. hiss. WINSIDW 8
8001mm Svaor iron CHILDREN Team
130 is pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription of one of the oldest and best
femalemursee and physicians in the
United Stem, and is for sale by all
druggisle throughout the world. Price
25 emits a bottle. tiill-1y
What Am I To no?
The e mloms of Biliounncee are un-
happily at too well known. Tho-y differ
in different individuals to some extent-
A Bilmue man is seldom a breakfast cat.
or. Too frequently, alas, he has an ex-
callen'. appetite for liquids but none for
solids of a morning. l-iis tongue will
hardly hear inspection at our tlnlc; if it
is not white and furml, it is rough, at
all events. '
The digestive system is wholly out of
order and Diarrhea or Constipation may
be a hymluln or the two may alternate.
There are even Hemorrhoids or loss of
blood. There ma be iddiness and of-
ten headache an ac', ity or flatulence
and tenderness in the pit of the stomach.
To correct all this if not effect a cure try
Green's August Flower, it costs but a
trifle and thousandi- attest its efficacy.
A llonaehold Necessity.
A bottle of Hair's Syrup of Tar. Wild
Cherry and Horehnund is [he best,
quickest and most effectual cough syrup
made. Will cure croupin your children.
Don’t be wlthout it. Price 250. a bottle.
Every bottle bears the fac sunile of the
'signature of Joe. E. llair in ved'iuk. For
sale at Baxter's Drug Store, South Nor-
walk, and all druggists. 8806a)
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This wder never varies. A marvel of purity,
aircngt and uholemmcnass. More economical
than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com-
petition with lln- multitude of low test, r-lmr! weight
alum or phosphate xmwders. Sold only in cans.
Royal Baking Powder Co., to; Wall street. N. Y.
"'nunisuims,
nomrsmcvzmmmmcmcs
For Horses, Cattle. Sheep,
Dogs, Hogs, Poultry.
6001MB! 300K on Treat-
ment of All-Ila and
Chart Seat Pree-
ccare- (‘ cations,“ .
A.fi.~— :‘Iaal “ll-nun! 533‘."
It. .-— rralae. ea It nail-Ir.
S. rpm-re. r. ”amine once.
it: ': .935, fat-ye .r-a'm all
P. . .Ii'eor Grl “fine It. '
(t. l.— ant-1e o-orrkaua.
III. III“ a Idle [glee-nee.
J: '.-— heme-fl cotton. se-
”"litafm Willem" .“"“‘s"7.oa
Prlee,8ln¢lenottle(overudoeen . .uo
Sold by Brant-tar er
Seat Prepaid on Receipt of Price.
Humphreys'lall. 60.. It)! Fulton an. I. 1‘.
M
EUHTEBEYS’
m... 28
SPECIFIC llll.
years. The on races-let remedy!"
liability, Vital Weakness.
lion, from over-work or other can-Ia.
or 5 "Ill and lane ml finder, for .5.
unlit'i’i'fi.”
'l on via
flour Br
m-HC'hnya' Indiana 1%., Ion
llmmls'rs. or sent [your
CURE
Sick Headache and relieve all thetreablcalnel—
deal. to a blllouutn of thespian. such as ills-
rinses, Nausea, ”M him after eating,
a in the Side,
l’nl . Wh o ihclrmoatromar
able
mmhuheenahomrfntk
Headache. Carter’s LillieldvrrP'll equal
valuable ln’gonstlmtlon, curin gluingvcnulg
lhleannoylug complaint. while y alga comi '
alldlrorderso the u allmulnto the in 14
and regulate the 13th illhey only con-4!
Athetbcywouldhollnost
60m
”decrees. is
able in mm ”gilllha‘tmbkmal’lmlg [Ilium-in:-
DO k: w r
todewlthout sandalwood»: “’
”AOHE
lathebaaeof mmnyllverllhathmila when no
mire our and toast. Our [ills mm it while
mmwni‘ma Liver rm
9 r. -r all ml
veryuaytgtnkew . One or mfidfidfidb
, We no or
“rather rune action pleas“ ”rm
vials literal “retail.
War-alt)
luller from thin distressing
mic tholrgoodue
WllollyflKBi them
‘ “ma-meme
plain and with
l
,_t
prlerlmtolhomxmo ;
lat: butloriu- ,
emanation-o '
Mm._,._..
. ween: mafia“.
noon: "
. sass, anions,
naun ween worn:
or an. alum. ‘
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming '
- w-owh-n-«f
Plateand Sheet Glass.
Steam Sowing, ' Planning,
. and Turning.
-~ -+
Lumber Yard between railroad and mrringc
O livid s.
Mill at font of laud Street
South Norwailr, Conn.
Howie” 611-
NEW DRUGS
at the
OldStand!
“ WASHINGTON ST.
We have now received a full supply of new dmgl'.
and invite inspection and trial. “Today we are
holler furnished than ever with all that goes to make
up a first class dmg‘storc and the ubllc can be as-
sured of the freshest stock from w lch to have
Prescrinliuns luuuuu
Al short notice and and in the meet skillful luau
.. GEO. c. snusox.
Down Again Sure:
The Place for. Rirh or Door to do their Trading
is at the Market of
A. S. Durand
t‘or. Main and llavihmd Ste, 50. Norwalk.
Portcrhonae Sleek. file: Loin Steak, lira: Round
Steak. :lc.;l’ork Steak, llc.: Shoulder : Mink, 10c.:
Sausage, llc.; slicni llam, 18c: Whole liam, llc.:
liude of "am, home: l'late beef. 5 to 0; Prime
Roast Beef, llir ; Roast [lei-f. 12c; Mutton Fliope.
the; Leg of Motion, llo; Dev-l Comm! Reef in
Town. oi io 12c.
Erertliing ol‘ the Rest lelil
That can be laid. If there is anyone who name to
live wrthin their menus call a: my Market and you
will llml it to your advantage. ”mule delivered to
auypurt of the city, no matter how small the pur-
rlmz-e. latreud toihc business niyrelfnud wdl en |
dcavor to pit-me all who call. E
grin-mummy the plll‘P. mmer Mum and [lavi-
and “life”.
I
V e
a
m. We and Accident.
Ocean Steamship fiekmcablu and Strange.
Draft» for one .6 and upwards and lioucv Orders to
all partaof Dannie. .
Rotary Public. Acknowledgements Taken.
Railroad Tickets. mellowed
to Destlnuioa.
65 “'MlllDElOlllll.. ' (Next door to Pounding
S‘guth Norwalk. Conn.
F. M. PIERCE
. pram ur ,
SEWER PIPE
are
General Server Contractor
is prepared to make umnectlons with main server
pin a this city on the meal favorable terms.
lee intending to connect with the neatly laid
servers in this city will find it to their advantage to
call on him. 834 t
F. M. PIERCE
Box 20. South Horn-1k, Ct.
Slate Robfing !
We are pram; aunt almjob of
SLATING
In either BANGOR. EAST BANGOR, or
PENAHGIE SLATE
ati cents per foul and marl
Parties wishing Slate rooting should call on or
before connecting elsewhere.
A. BACK It 00.
Water St..foot of naviland South Nonalk.
VAN lllllllll h’l‘ llil’l‘Eh !
0n the. liuropcurr I’luu.
Car. 42 St. and Lexington Arm,
m roux.
one Minule’s Walk from Grand Cen-
tral Depot.
Located (‘loec m the Elevated u n. Stallone and
street car lines.
Muipped with
Till: DUNN PATENT roams" LA D-
DER FIRE ESCAPE.
luggage carried to and from the depot, and Pack
ages checked free of charge. Sill am
I
Medium Prices.
MATTHEW CLUNE, Proprietor.
First-Clues Restaurant.
geesonable Goods l
‘ .0.
l. S. DflBlNfl, Pilllillll‘.
r. n. NASH saline
Rave For Sale a
HEATE R.“
Which lacks nothing in its construction, either
in durability. wouomy. working or simplicity of
management. They are or the right size forthc’
cottage or the mansion. Also lureale the
LIGAJ)! NG 1m NGES
warming; closet. upper shelf and re
ecrvoir. Alloa m- '
imam FEEDING 51‘0qu
l . . , ‘
1 f. r the parlor or dining: room. Cylinder stores of I
1‘ all sizes for small or large rooms.
' Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets ’
A inrge stock of iron, stone and porcelain ware,
, all varieties of dishes, alsoagood stock of plan 1
i and (army glassware. Ranging and table Lam e 1
uses, Decorated sin le rape and saucers. also of
Perfection Cooking ote, Presemn Pots, and Stew
Pans, also Toilet Paper which disco res readily and p
l d-vee not obstruct the pipes. ‘
I We are agents for the Gate (‘ity Stone Filter.
3 :53"er stem. at the Lowrcs'r mucus;
r‘llOIUi’. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
FRUITS.”
--- Wi“
GRAPES OF ALL KINDS.
——-—~ «on-”—
NUTS. ORANGES, ETC.
in fact everything pertaining to the
IlllhIIIA Y SEAS-NH“
Familial Ell}.
HUNT 65 ZBLUPP.
§CARPETS !
iLowest 131-10
CARfiE‘I‘S !
The Largest Stock to select from of any store in the State at
as for 08.811.
l Elegant Body Dmrselle Carpet, 90c up. Doug: Tapestry Drumlls 80c. 70c. 80c and 90e. lleavy
ngralns I -
lr’lugru‘mn. 45c, 50c and lite. Extra lmvcll
5 WINDOW
g HOLLAND H‘RAIWS.
' Rollers ”Xe. CORNICE
‘ Si 00. .
I
1
l
. lMMENSB STOCK 01’ NEW PATTERNS.
new styles. fit more per roll.
lambmiuine. In fact to fare hom
Establirhcd in New York City 1315.
nalit .en rollers with fringe. all ready to lung, 50c.
m, wilh Bras-'W'Ffimminfie complete, 43c. All Rmra l'olce and Trimmings
WAILL PAPER.
Wilholl. Gold. 7c in the per roll.
FURNITUIIE
0‘)" 1: Suite. till. ll pieces. Ash Bedlam Suite. 932 up. Walnut and Cherry Baboon: Suits, :25
up. l‘arlfir Sun: in great variety, Beauties], adapting.
anythiu
‘ , ' . _ lwed h hurtfand laid b Practical Upholsterers.
lififildfy'm‘éh workymn in each brazen of our bmluero. Geode delivered without extra charge.
0. E. SMITH’S.
N .2 All it St. corner of Broad. (opposite the Prerlrylerlau and Blpllltcharcbee.)
0 In c .mmronn. CONN.
- SI—IADES.
Sprint
Embossed Gold, 40c to 50¢: per roll. Phiin Gold,
.
.r
l’ordere. Lace Curtains.
e can be found here at less than city
We does line workarany clty house,
etc. at low prices
e earnplet
H The Buck Ranges
—A'r~_.
E. K. Lockwood '& Cos.
l
4 v:
Special Price;
to
ARCHITECTS
and
BUILDERS
It is not all
covered with
Nickel Plate .
w .
It is made in
' YOUR
evvn tovm.
Also .
Agent for the
celebrated
, ‘ it I C if no N!)
- RANGES
Plumbers and
. (its
”Fitters, Slate
u- j ~
General lusriranceAgency
SEWEitsi *
Great Reduction, in Price;-
l . ,
Illu’s .lnutl’s, Bars; and llllru’s
OVERCOATS .
-—-AND——
rum in
Insurance Building,
80. Norwallr.
dkw
Masonic. Building, ‘>
Norwulk.
m
THE NEW AND ELEGANT
-——HIGH ARM-‘-
“JENNIE JIM”-
SEWIIG "Act"!!!
um roar. 0mm,
IBTHBBEST. BUYNOOTEER.
I
The LADIES FAVORITE, because ;
it is LIGHT RUNNING and does!
such beautiful work. Agenta' Favor- l
ite,becauaeitisaquiekandeaayaeller. I
uuu “Infill—Willi lllllllll. !
»
13am BloatW-tém‘ ‘
Non-walk, - Gouge-w ,-
- - mmumnaurpi” f =
HARNESS
“mwewltnhg: I --‘.:.. mm,“
“m,“ f meta u“ ,
313?. thegtatefrrrfiI-:§:Mfia
Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
cingles, Collars, kc.
fig: limes To order,
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