Wham: for the
“"‘it‘W 9‘!-
AWW" mam
mgr.» ,
‘mmm t, flats” who. no,
Wumum‘
”wwmulnm
h; m-Ynatarday was
find ht h of Columbia'a main»
MU , '
'5' .
:1" . .
x m in the altar-noon, a
Wflwaflbitloudrfllbyvio
“ml-(bland out“ lntheevw
William
b. todahoroughl’cb.
rum-3‘33” stalwart 1,000. and
at in um. 3m
M‘my interesting points in the
m »nm noun
‘ihreiriiewamm on the m of
' 'tb Illa-mt the early growth and
‘ ‘ phal- largcly duo. lie was
a minktarbf’tfii'floeiatyof Friends, a warm.
WefWflliam Panntmdamem—
w m Hpmalaoamembcrof
m1}. . .lie'diad lnl'l23,andhiswllo
a—nimflarm were John, sun-
M W 1116mm! Harnucl
, and prominent citizen
in , . Mfim Mus known as
" blah“ fortunate in in litua-‘
tilt.) 41h. river at. that point
My , 7 the dam northward
awMa ulnar body at water, un—
Whit! rack “Maud, tanning one
(fitting-immune: imaginablu. The
"III-
about twelve funnllelow nu dam and above
“bridge William is thickly dotted
, W “glam Many of these
, , . M in wring :- httoriea,‘
.. 1th? Ms Columbia
-~". :. .V !
IWWGWM the-“river a;
.' 3 dd’m'beflw covered
' V .' It 85.370 feet
‘ h'ubfiTnd‘ army-mummy
i ‘ gh MTruss arch,”
, Mt h! by‘flie’Keyatone Bridge
(1 Pittaburg, at a coat of about
ghflm Windstorm work.
it" ~Wfisfi-fiww 81mm
9‘s}? . ,
0;“: ,~ . Manila. 1
"Wllam Elma—mm
win-u rau- u’mma here with her
"It ”Giraud harbours-led up
new tbacila-u. She reports that a
m. h-I‘I_ Stewart, of St. John, waa
m W and drowned during the
“Ed My.
«_ . a; g ”m ~~~~~~~~ -—r—————-
{5‘ i . my organ Joarnallat Dead.
AW‘M, 3m. w.-nusen 2mm;
.tliaaiverattln'epoint ls'
3?
..th ' the oils»: jonmaliat in
r (on 1! tin Kennehec Journal,
two! Wfiafinp Bank...)
M
Mam bulletin that Williams,
' got . ,theirliahllitiat
, , tummy a-
w ' am nfl'flcfia‘”
. . m
[1*mhl. . of the firm Rama-‘0
[2 “an. M tbywlll fully recover ina
M‘
“NH-aim the mate bill at the
ma mgr- to «with...
”any than»
w
at MWMW
m to the boundary line ho
m
“dawn, mama-hot
macho-naming»
m than
"Will-flu
an“ ,
1.; "ii ‘
.'~ r n w
m- wwwwwc
plus
M. I
. . . l My chat-n delegate at large. “fish“
'00va cum!“
”1.1""! four wad saw was won by
WW
W Dunn-nun hid.
mm Dick-a5 ant-taut gig“
5.007 ; in NW,“
W1. , WWI:
TWW
5' I 9 i
nah/lama htlw Blumton
”itltomd of Samuel Blunxton,
waspoatedon theNew'
w. a. r. v. WWW
0.. t... u
‘ I"!
km, It. It. ”opt. xiii—flu W. C. I.
‘ U. mt’wthmchm) W hat- nlglxt with.
young wm's meeting. A large 1:de
Whitfa’humwtlwovem trains.
awlm“ mmmilmm """’
OI t ‘1, i 9
will. 'l'ha delegat- to th- uathiual mum
. minim-allow Yuri 01mm ”3""
h the mmtation 0! due: of each
umnty, niche" of over 8100 having a dale
gate. lapy countiu mblaal, giving tin-In
air-l loam: but two, and with her aur-
gava Chautauqua Wither. lira.
Franc“ W. lirahain, oi Inckport, waa unan-
Nil-gun three natimial Ileliigalfll,‘ larger
nvpreawtatimthanany othur coimty. The
. ammo! other!" rattltodlumlactiugthe
eutharutlringlword.
“relaying Saw Oil l'rrrltory.
Mum Pa, Sept. 29,-.“ is not gener.
ally known, but it in, wvefllwlels, a fact
that extcinive oil develcrrnncnta are being
walla in Elk uninty. The wrritory is in
Highland township. beginning seven miles
south of the Pitts-lung and Western railroad.
Since tho lot of this month active opcrationl
1"“ 8W begun; and no luau than fifty new
derrick» will be up In thirty clay-a. The wells
arc driilod 2,200 feet drop, and when finished .
flow from twenty to fifty hamrls per ,day.
'l'hqoil idol wpin'ior quality. A pipc line in
halos-laid them Iran; the Kano district.
......‘m'. _ .
, The “on" Propone- ta Tale It [lay- ;
“'nsnmmos. Sept. air—The hon-e agreed
to adjourn over at the conclusion 0! the day‘-
buslnen until Monday. An otlort is being
mule to arrange for the mljonrnmcnt of the
W of!” this vrivk iron: Monday to Thu»
day and from 'I'hurmlny to tho following
Mrmday of each woe-k, thin. giving two days’
.‘ . wanton por week. If this isnrmugedandit
. itdeaircd to hold the regular night union!
for the consideration of pmairrn hills they
will be held on Thursdays instml of Friday's.
Heavy freight llulinraa.
PHILADELPHIA, Srpt. 2'J.-—'l'he Pennsyl-
vania railroad is; doing a heavy freight lillnl’
rim. and the rolling nook is under high
mm. The oillcials ilnd great difficulty in
tramspurting tho freight. owing to the mat: y
01 can A large amount of freight is await—
ing tranwortation on ovary part of the mm-
pany'i lines, and efforts to mow it as rapidly
“possible will be nlmlfl. Themmpnny haa
placed orders for 1,5") additional box cars,
which will he built innnediately,
Attempted to Burn ['11 Salvationlata.
FWCIlAnL, Switzerland, Sept. 29,—Dur-
lng concerted meeting» of the Salvation
Army at their various nrnzlczwms sectivuni of
anappalmtly well orgruiized mob attacked
the meeting houses, mural in wtmluum and
nattirctoit, Tho-flames were put out, and
the partisans of tho Salvation Army gave
battle to the attacking party. . A riot of con-
alllc'rable prupurtimm cmuv‘d. during which
runny pcmms chu injured, though mum of
tlwm wrionsly.
'l'lue Tarilf ”ill Beading Completed.
Wasnmmox, Sept. '3‘). -—‘The innate finance
committee met and continued tho wading of
the tarilI bill. It was mnetudml about. 3:30
p. m, When the committee adjonmcd. Scu-
ator Beck, who is preparing the principal
features (if the minority report at Old Point
Comfort, it isnpected m’ll send his report to
Senator Harris Monday. In that event the
minoritv remrt will he roadv a t the ‘d-
dlaof tho WM, probably Wellies: y. m
The Emperor Nearly Luau Ilia Iliad.
Vrrsxa. Sept. 29.~The oommittoo of the
lower house of the Austrian diet, to which
the quation was referred for mnaideration,
hm reportod in favor of rejecting the pro
posal to give an otlicial reception to Empcmr
William of Germany on the mmaion of his
approaching visit.
During artillery practice at Felixdurl a
shot from cm: of the guns narrowly misfit-d
striking the emperor's head.
Killed by a fan Exprcaa Train.
Mcanvrux, Pa, Hopi. 2M~An expre-
trains-nth;- Ncw York, Pcnmylvania and
Gila) railroad ntrurk a buggy and horn: It
Kennedy Station. N. Y., completely demon-tbs
ing this vehicle and killing the (XT’IlIXflILB,
James Stone and his wife. The horse was
also killed Mr. Stone was a wealthy farmer.
The train was going at the: rate oi ilfty miles
an hour.
Preferred Death to Drlay.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Sept. an-llha
Millie Katz. aged Iii, 3 Telephone Exchange
unph‘yyo, took a dose of carbolic acid and
died shortly afterward She had expected
tohu marriul th’ni fall, but her lover informed
bar Wednesday evening that he would have
topostpone it for three yearn This iaaup
mwhavecauaed themhact.
—————.______._,
Eathuaiaa- for Wllllam.
Buns, Sept. 29.-Empcror William'. r9
caption through southern Germany has been
cordial in the extreme. The display at Stntt
gartwasthe finest the city has ever wit»
maul. Immense cmwm of pmplo congro
gated at the railway nation, hundreds of
hmpa were lighted, bells were mug and the
utmost enthusiasm prevailed.
“'aahlngton'a Aqueduct.
Wmnxu‘rox, fiept. flit—Tho investigation
into the chargu of fraud in the Mutual:
d the Washington aqueduct daily brim to
light new We)! fraud and had £12k.
nazahip. It is considered humble am
in. had work could have been done withmt
common between the contractor; and tho
govarmnqthupacton
A loataaa stamp )llll liar-ed.
-. Burn, It. 7., Sept. mane M
Ann stamp mill at Walharvillc, two mile:
from Butte, was totally deatmyed by fire, at
no watcr was at hand to extinguish tht
lament The mill was used tarnish oreafrom
tho Pollrx'h mine, and was owned by Bank
Drlacoll, of Walkervilla L03, 0%,“; no
inniranca
W...
llm (lo-u Old Winter.
storinwath at 10ch Snow
alsofellat oandotlurpoiata Ito
mowfellbcre, butthawaatha-hfruah.
HeWas aVGambler Too
“all". ”mu WM-
Forgcr Poster’s Real Chaim;L
tar Disclosed.
am A human Lint ram».
”Pa-sailorlflallloaq butllaWaa
Snaplcloluly Fund 01 liar and “pant I
anal ”cal 0! loan for lash-sin Baa
cone, ‘l‘oo-Illl min-n 0193.000.
Nut You. Sept. 29.-—-'I'he mystery unn-
munding the diapoaitiun o! the money which
William ll. Footang" stole from the New
York Produce Exchange gratuity fund was
partly diqiollod yesterday. it wufiloarnul that
the torgurwuagamblar,and thathe had for
the past live year- aquamlerad large sums
upon the woman whom he mmted to his
neighbors at Bayport, L 1., as his niece and
adopted daughwr. Her name is Lulu Ballot,
though slow bur umnecthm with l-‘mter Ilia
has gone by his nanm.
Foamr mt the woman in Paris about live
yarn ago. He brought higr with him to New
York, and the pair
went to live at
W a a h in g t o It
Hoightu. He told
his neighbors there
wniotbnea that the
,waaiduisw. W
. times that sho'wu
his niece. Ila lav-
iuhul , money upon
her recklessly.
Everything that a
frivolous Woman'-
heart could desire
was hem [or the
WILLIAM R. “ism, J3- miug’ Carriages.
rich drums, jewels and the petita noumrl so
dear to the heart of the horn Puriaionnc won
at her mnnnand. The scandal is mid to have
grown to such prolvirtionsthat the neighbor-
qnicltly gave tho coupli.~ a hint to leave, a
hint which tin-y noted upon Brmdily.
Win-n I-‘mtor Wont to live at liayport he
took Miss Beliot‘witb him. There she pamnd
as his plum. Tho demeanor of the pair was
most cirmxnspect. Mnu Ilellot's manners
were lady'like and demure. ‘- voter's attitude
toward her was paternal. The servants cm-
ployed in the management of the ambit-ah-
niont are very reticent. They will not admit
that they know of anything wrong mum
iug the relations of Foster and Miss Ballot.
One of them, however, let out ycsmrday that
the upper rooms in the Bnyport villa wen
arranged more in the manner of apartment-
dealgnul for mcupancy by a married (purple
than for an uncle and a niece.
It is said that Foster and Ellis Boliot enter-
tained splendidly and fmluently at their at
tablishment, Aniong the people who are aid
to have partuhen of their hospitality are the
Vanderbilt's. the Van Rcmsclaers, mmvclu
and other prrrniiuimt rncnibora of the South
Side club. Every onv 0! these purple hold
I’m’tcr in high esteem asa man of honor. and
it did not «air to any of them to W
that thorn wait anything unconventional in
the relationship between Mister and his no
milwl niece.
The pair draw. out frequently in thdr
handsome equipage. and ofwn got {flipper
I'Idwards In tulro them on fishing trips For
tcr passed for a millionaire among tho people
of Bayport. Nothing was thought of hia
laVIah expenditures. except that he was morn
liberal with h' mo than most million
aims. Lulu Hgliot €5.de as an at-
tractive hrnnettc, who appeared to he ho
tween lit and ‘21) years old
Minn Ballot left Buyport on “'cihimlny at
2 o'clmrk. It in said she mccivai a telimm
from Mater, who had seen her at Bayport on
Tuesday after his intchiew with Mean.
Inn and Norvcll. She carried a heavy
rain» with her,and it is conjectured that she
went to meet him.
Early during the week PW! is tald to
to have procured $5.000 at the Columbia
bank, at Forty-mm street and Fifth av-
enue, of which his brother. John 8. Foster,
prunidentof thc Fortyaecond Strect Railroad
companyflsadirector. flu is said to have
pledged gratuity fund nutrition for the
amount. John 8. Foster live-u at 54 lrving
place, and his oillcu 'm at No. no East Forty
mind “met. A reporter who called at both
places ycswnlay was unable to find Mr. Fl.»
tor. It is said that till the money William K
Foster, Jr., had with him when he albap
ml on “'u-lm-alny was the 85,00!) thus
procumlnmlafcw hunalrul dollar: lit-silica.
Investigation from day to may into the w
«tritium held by the Now York i'rmlum Ex.
change gratuity fun-l rcvmis new lorgcrica
committed by l‘mtor. At 3 o'clock yesterday
aha-noon the following notice was W on
the bulletin board of the exchange:
Gmman-l beg to report that. the curaory
examination of all the mortgagw of the gratuity
unlit, both In New York and Brooklyn. inns been
crmcludml. A further fraud of snow has been
develniml. making tht‘ "WWQ' About “MM.
The wlwroalnuto of William It. Foster, Jr.,
had not m but" «liscuvoreil.
Attachment» ngninst the property of Pinter
have been prucurmi. and are in the hands of the
item". A. I}. till,
- President New York I’nnluce Exchange.
Sworn! prominent member: of the ex-
chango, when they read the bullotin, were
heard to ray that it would not at all surprise
them if the total of Foster» forgerlea and
other uwindling should cxcuxl tritium),
llwrgo (l. Herman, a prominent member,
who waa {or many yuan the county clerk oi
King» enmity, and who is, timrrmghly
rsmnnr mun mnrcltlng of mm: mid ya.
y:
”limb-omit» In tho world that that.
are hundmk nl entatea in thb part of tho
country that have boon awlndled by diabol-
«at iawym by the Baku-Foster system Ky
advice to everybody who has money invented
on bond and mortgage is to have Inch in~
atrnments examined at the rcgiater’a once.“
it who extremely dithcult to find yesterday
any of tho t'orger’l friarlls who would con-
aont to any thathocoultl give-smash
what Pinter had done with his Itolen
Ilia law partner, 'l‘iwlnaa If. Wentwort In-
sider], as he lad dou- on Thur-day, that no
tawunotapmbltroraapomlatoria
limb. (in the othsr hand, nort- wars rifo
ca thalloor of the exchange to the elect that
rm was hath a and a .
In Moquetm. Velvete, Body and Tape-try
wide, cheap at 69c. our price will be 43c.
and m them. We aells‘the KABO CUBS
Carmela at tin- Inweat market prim. Our
No. 3 GAZETTE BUILDING. -
' ' Bargains This Week at , -~
A run: LINE or CABPE'I‘S- JUST RECEIVED
unit in town, and our rim are the lowest.
bureau Iize $l.’lh.-chvappat 32.25. HENRIETTA CIDTHB in all colon. 40 inches
LADIEB' SUITS of our own manufacture at lcta than New York prions.
or TIN AND WOODEN WARE at prices lower than any house'iu town. LADIES’
I‘ALI. WRAI’S AND JACKETS just received.
SCOFIELD a. HOYT,,
&' IIIIYT’S
Brut-ell. Wafhavo the largest. ataortr
Special bargains in BUGS“ 81.17.
Lot of KID GLOVES at 7‘6, worth Gill
. every. pair warranted, and all other
basement in well stocked with all kinds
- "noawnx. coma.
Important. I i
4. r. Quinn-rd. 1353"“ In... April as. as.
work onco more. which i wan not able to do.
,I got the malaria in Central America two yum,
t and have rum-mi from it since, oping calomrl,‘
q nine, ctr... b the whim-slit. Quintaru‘s Saran-
Willa did the sum for m”,
H Yuan Truly 1B
' “M, no. u L‘}
501.1) 3" km 6m 5
620.13. pLAIS’Tnn.
Ill an Casi
Ntl'l‘l'l T" E I’ll "Ills.
Ila-t 0.0.Javn (follow. 'lrptrli-
S Hill
lint Muracaiiui (Yulcc.............. .‘J‘r't'
"t1: (mining 'l'ca. . .. . . “47“
lit-ti! anxlll Tm . . ..... its
creamy Boner”...
f'roumrry [latter Print
"italic-s Star Soap ...... . . '
‘13 cakva liabbitt'a Snap ...................... SUI
Heat Full Cronin them. mild . .. .... . me our ii
Mam'altn, porcelain [ups "mutt. , Si prr do;v
" " " pluta... , I)»: Md“!
limit Imman- ................ .. ...lrx: per do:
Best Home Light Oil, 150° ....lllc. per gal, 5 gal 60!
”——
Look ill. the 5c. and 10c.
Counters.
W. lilillll'llllfllflll,
31 Wash ingtonStrccl. __
)le u namxn'sinw noon.
“Alumni
Buns and She
Coming h Dlll] for
FALL AND WINTER WEAR
.AttbgMoreuf
C. H.‘Har
‘n'«
lrunnot note cvrry weekly tpeciai sale,» my
zoo in arc wold on the lowwt r rial Nun every Ola)
hnrimz tin-war. Thermals lug bought airing
-' or cash. I Iliad hold the price wuhm the truth or
'vt-ry custom: 1'. My limit in luv lmnlcrmin Inn
amnion [Winn
v'ey.
9.....—
Rubber Goods
A SP 817! A Ia'l' Y.
Ihey Shall [886 at Last
Year’s Prices.
400*
R 13331 EDI I} I6 I K
C. H. HARVEY,
I2 Main Street.
South N omvulk.
l have med Quintanl'a Willa ~
clues-last Bunmerandit ban put me in rhapeto .
Pure Billil Wm.
lamina-lion.
MIXED SPICES!
Twenty kinda of Ipicer mixed for pickling.
GREEN GINGER ROOT.
ls routs a down.
ROCK SALT. HAY SA L'l‘.
All Kinds of Whole Spices.
As Much Sugar for the Money
as any all around honest dealer can give.
llemly for Pickling and
Preserving Time Here.
qurilham flats!
One bag of our Old Barley 0th- are worth ll;
hagaof other. Will wci'li 40 and 42 lbs In the
hn-hcl, and it takes mtg ty good hats to do it
8”!) a bag You may think you have boon feed
ing good oats. Eco cunt and you mayiinnk your
cats chafl in comparison.
Dibble & installs.
- -..P'lIl'PISEIQQF. Main 31-.
Hatch, B'aleyfiiln.
-—.~v——ooo » ~<
,WOOD MANTELS,’
DOORS,
SASH,‘ BLINDS. ‘
HARD WOOD WORK.
N... of ALL nuns.
' “O
litil‘gi"’”8f?ich of I‘oitnnzgrr
for Trimming
--- «7600- — - A
Plate and Sheet Glass.
.-...-w... .-~
Slcznn’ Sawing. Planing,
am! Turning.
._.._ . .. ......
leilwr Yaw! Mmmumiirnln! and I'ILIHMK
hflllgl'll
Mill at [qu of Marshall linen
South Nor-walk. Conn.
Hitch, Bailey & in.
Llfllfli Elli
Do Your Own Dyetag. at Ila-a.
'l'h y will 1);. "erything. ’l‘iwy arc-old ech- 5
when. Price 00. a package. They havenmquai
Inr Strength. lirtrhtneu, Amount in helium
or for I'M-trim of Holy". or Ion-lam Quantum.
They do not crock or until; ”color-.bgfor this by
ilut‘ T's Mummy, and Geo. B. Phil-uni, drnguiatn.
jn‘L iy
unearth»
(,flllgl «‘5.
Gram] line In
Never in lore in the history of Norwalk has there been
only in our stock the lament. together with tho greatest var
goods were inlcndcd for the grand opening of our
”2”?“ lpflain? will}? oflir
,. Til} :ii;lv.‘"n!
x . ., ft-cided that theegoodi must ho sold, as um um ow
filéé 5.: liéyl’fléinhW m'
l “ILL PA‘ TUE
lliglu‘st Cash Pricey
tings. lioncs, Bottles Iron
and llcluis.
.
l'antu muting can sell the flock by m-tulmz: me
u Inna-n t-onmoun,
*ul'Tll NORWALK.
J. F. Peckwell.
1 Jam»:- Black. Water ht.
Not-walk, -
bung unable to mnhilfitriurr
HARNESS
To commu- wivh largo ronrcrna. 'I ‘
want) u! our of tin- olden am nun-wiestabllrh-
menu- in the state for litt- nle of
Harm». Saddles. l‘rb37trs, Sur-
I'uli'us, 86c.
Fine Harness To Order,
M ritual, at the old ptand,wherc Elli kec Ire
tor hn - uI Whipa. Spoon-v. I‘ mom,
lioiwafl'ced Baum, Travelum llagr dc.
or the Fall Trade.
Underwear.
75_dozcn Iadiea' Fine “1111! Ilerlno Val. and
7H :35», at 2'.» each; these goods are no: cinewhere
or . .
50 dozen Ladies." Fine Nerino I’cata nut Pant».
extra tit-airy, at 37c, worth 56c.
mdozen Ladlea’ Pine White Woolen this and
l’llllfl. a full line at 49c, 75c. 95c. ill: mm at 25.
100 dozuu Ladies” scarlet Vesta and Pants, a largo
mortment, at 96c. worth 31.25.
120 dozen Gana' Mixed shirts and Drawm at the
romarkablc low price 37c, these good- would be
cheap at 50c.
90 dozen Iienxs' Merino shlfld and Drum er: at 45c
and u wattle. wry chca .
75 01:11 (icnla' Pine a’micn Shim: and Drawers.
from 501: to “.50. uplandid mince.
mo dozen Gcnta‘ scarlet rim!» and Drawer: at
500, 97c and It'd), a bellnr line could not he found,
30 don-n Gcnts' shaker ltihm-d shirts and Draw-
1'". all sizes, at 061‘. cheap It M15.
A lull line of Children's Underwear in Merino,
Woolen and Scam-t at prices that defy competition.
' Hosiery.
'25 dozen Ladlea’ Cashmere Hon, will oflcr this
lot, usually sold at .‘t'ic a pair. for '2lc a pair.
20 dozrn Indics' Woolen lime, black and colon,
much an unusual stock 0! the
iety. but the moat remarkab
New Store, and in consequence of t
r crowded in our prey-m quarto’rn, and wishin
(21’1” thy pooping!” Norwalk and vicinity.
' ‘ ‘ f ' I a l l, I
a . 4 {:1 r. h *
plain black. and rilibe'd oil, these goods were
mm mid ices than 50c apair. our price during thin
rule will in: only 33¢: a pair. -
El) doun Gentn' Improved Round Double IIccl
arm. "he harmless Sockuhe-e goods were uuvermld
laymaazwcapair.wa vniicioee this lot at 21¢ a
pair.
50 dozen Genie' IIrIvy Lewlnton “taker flocks,
usually mid at 33¢ a ”if our price forthc [019“!
is on! 210 a pair. .
30 cm l hihlren's Mixed Woolen lion, worth
fir. a pair, we will oiler tha lot at 15¢ a
47 dwelt Ulllldmfil' Ribbed Woolen nm, in Dlzel .
and colors, at 19:: a pair. worth 2:: a pair.
Gloves. >
:0 dozen Ladlea' Jersey Gloves, in black and
coiore,at25c.29c.sacaud so: a pair,” per cent.
less than the regular 'ce.
20 dozen Lad;- Ki Glows. Ii
attlcapair t‘islotwouldhe patl'icapalr.
ladies will do well to examine our Black Swede
Glover, usually sold at 31.50 a pair, our price, just
think. only {Liza pair. ..adiea do not lib thi!
c .
la Gent-‘Gloveawe are oh a lac line
eoloraatfland'lhapair. goofing:
worthfipercantnamlhanweoflarthem.
asymptote line of linea'Glovu, all line and
9'
Wow every patrol ourOioveaand will u~
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