"MW—”had“..- v -..-......._.
rIllIIIs TIIE omcrs.
Mother Batch «Appointments
Sent to the Senate.
'8' I'NI‘I'ED STATES MINISTERS.
‘V. W. Thomas. at Blaine. to (to to [two
“I and Norway null biannual It. 'l'hayes
hr the Netherlands—The ltlots In China
ll-Praslllenl ('lI-sulullil'a 'I'rip.
Wauimtorox. March I”. m'l'hu president
seat to the senate the full-Ming IIoIIIInatious:
WM W. Thomas, Jr , III ”III“, to l.
m to Swollen and Norway.
Sandal ll Thuya', oi Minnesota, to be
m to the Netherlands.
W. Budd [lull-on, of New Jimmy, to be
m of the l'nitoll States for the district
d New Jersey.
Jill ill. Burton, ol Minimimii, to be mar-
“(I the United States for thenortberu die
triut d “pol.
Edwin l. Kursheedt, of Louisiana, to be
Italial ot the United Stable for the ins-Item
W at Indiana
Brad D. lilaughter, at Nebraska, to be mur-
alialolthe United fillies for the dixtrict of
Nebraska.
William H. Whita-mun. at New Mexico, to
humiliate justice of the supreme wort of
the ta'rltory 0! New Mexico.
CharleeE. Niche“, of Connecticut, to be
aomalfloner ol patents
Nathaao. Kurphy, of Arizona, to house.
rotary at Ariaoua.
”A. Whitfield,010hio,to be sound
“at patmaster general.
Ahab- D. Basal, at Pennsylvania, to
he flbd amt-taut postmaster general
Jd. JV. loan, oi West Virgina, to be
eel—leaner at internal revenue.
J. Granville leach, of Pennsylvania, to be
at merchandise in tile district of
phia.
DavidILUuqolLouisiananobespeclal
anminsrotdrugamdlcines and chemicals
llIthedietrictolNewOrleana
Joth.Ward.of mm beappraiser
dmwchandhelathedietrietot Willamette
hthestateolOregonamlta'ritory of Wash-
task-I-
J. Int! Bell has been appointed by Post-
master Danni Wanamaker, general super-
htolident o! the railway mail service post
”department. Mr. Bell was for a num-
ha'otymnconnectedwith the mgfldov
partanentof the Philadelphia and Reading
Charles E Nitcllell, the new commisioner
of plate, is a patent attorney, living in new
Dittdn, Conn. Bekaboutfiyeanold, and
8 well known tln'oughout New England. II:
was hacked by the Connecticut delegation,
and by a large number of patent lawyers in
New York and New England
Ir. 'l'huulaa, of Maine, who is named tor
the Bwerl'nh mission, gets his old oflicc again.
Haw-ministers)! the United States to
Swudal and Norway when Mr. Cleveland be
came presidmt.
Brad D. Slaughta’, who haebeen nominated
lor United Btatamanbal for the District at
leh’askaflswellknown inthat state. For
,‘vethantonrtaan years past he has been
dwk to the Nebraska legishturn. Re is
pactaryd theatats Republican league, at
whichflmJohanhnmiachairman.
PM (lateral Wanamaker has up
united ()qu H. 'l'yner, of Indiana,
adstantattorneygeneral for the poetomcs
Whvlcenll. BrynbofWi-cmain,
resigned. GalTyner has heal postmaster
general, first a-Hant postlnaster general
andmenlhcrot congruatrom Indiana“?n
11!! Burn! (imam alum
The ofatate has received from
It. “only, United Stateroousulat Shang-
haLareportoftberseentriotatChin Kinng,
China. ltappear! thaton February 5 the
a—lreeeived from Conrail Jones at Chin
Kiaagtdsgnphicnewsottherhtandthreat-
med attack on the consulate andareqneet
Asthere was no Ameriun
.a-of war immed’ntely available the British
“ligated was communicated with, and
aBritfihmanol—warwaaatartulfromfihang-
bionFehrnarytiforChin Klang. On that
day the British consulate and four other
how atChln Klang werelalrned. and the
a“ of the American consul gutted and
bold hyatnubot about 6,.“ Mr. Jon-
andfamilyacapedinjury. Thesefactawewe
mud to our minister at Peking.
The uni-ll galeral atSbanghaihasalso ee-
"Millsttherewasalateruumrthatmore
building had heal destroyed,among than
therddmceotaome Americanmiasbnariea
on no war no (TBA.
Ex—Prcsiiknt Cleveland Mex—Secretaries
hyanl, l'llasand Dickinson arrivedhereat
3:10 in the alternoon and left at 3:40. for
Temp, Fla, whence they willsailfor Cuba.
lorequaetoapplaneetrom a small crowd
pthelulattbestation the tax-[resident up
pearellontheplatiormot hisspecialcarand
”0:le acknowledgments.
Tlsel’uet in amounting editoriallv uplm
thefact .bnttheday was eri’resident Cleve-
hd'sml birthday, says that he is aowell
med that itislikely hehasa quarterol
aoultnrybetorehim. Thel’oetdoeenotho-
Wilcox-Month” given uphiapoliti-
ealaubltion, audit says that. the factthat
hisadministration wasineomerespectaad’ul—
annumieutwhispartymndtbat hefailed
ofmbction,carrieswith it no proof tint
hi rctirutlialt lroln politics is pennant.
'1” other and grater fact that wham
may bavebeen the faults of his administra-
“1.,”me oocllpycreditablerank
hthehietoryotthecountry,“ isgrowing
”Hamil-lettuce! thepeoplentharthan
“albumen-wood eoberthouzhtgivea
wdghttotheopiuionthathe is destined to
baa-owed apolitical force outotolllce
thaninil. .
norm
tinnnthea-e-nentotdutybythe
mammalian! NewYorkonea’tain
deevhorminlponedtromanalls. TheChi-
”use deer born as a medicine, andtha
db-mramedthematwpercontad
mmmxhedula BamKwong
(hhekhhoweverflhatthearticlesshonldba
admiitodiree,as“bornsorparte of horns,”
aadh monetary of the thiamry sutalned
Heaps-l.
Authppasprepared at theinteriordo
mlwkiugtothe opulngupotOkla-
I. trrlory me now hetero ml
Mfmflmw withinthie
'0‘ a proclamation openin
fl III-titanium. Atthistllnecsil:
“flmmmdhnd wilibethrowa
“basil-amt.
“mot lbm'yhammb
m timer-mp Gown-others, in. «-
mutual-hut Truman“.
fibebeeaenthslyeempletedfieaehry
Mwlladutheaaval inaction bond
b-ksasurveyot bub-tannin.
=aetimhrsgardtoturlnaiaeesplaaeser
momma—mandala
“kam
A FIENDISH HUSBAND.
Is Narrowly Escapes Lynching Altar All
Isuat luuleflag Illa “th-
lllcxoav Bwur, Pa.. March III.~A mun-
hermt Italian and Hungarian minors at
Hickory Nunlup were gambling in u Inlard-
lll‘ house. when an ltslvlul was devoted
cheating. A quarrel arose, and alter aVigv
«was rough and Illulble fight. a Hungarian
drew a ram war and cnmmvm-el tb'Ing into
the 'rowd, wounding two men “'03er
at every kIIId vrure then drawn. and Andrew
\‘eri revolved a kllilo throat in the neck,
while several others were slashed ill a l'rigbtr
tIII manner. During the struggle Michael
Simeon loft the scene alld went home. Finding
his wile Ill bed and asleep, he picked her up
in his arms and throwing her on the floor,
kicked her terribly. When in the midst ol
bis brutlsh work the Woman gave birth to a
dead child A body of Hungarlaue, who
were uttrscted by the wolmm‘s scream, out
tend the bow» and secured a «lulhro line to:
lyucb Simon, butbe escaped to the maul»
talus.
THE COPPER TRUST.
Negotiations for an Advance 0! 40,000,000
Fnllca—h'eaterday'a Quotations for the
Stock.
Pam, Mnrch III—AI. 3 p. Ill. L‘umptoir
d‘Eacolnpte shares were quoted at 150 trana,
Cockle dea Metaux shares at 47 trance 50 cm-
timee and lilo 'l‘Intos at 21c truncs 30 con
times. .
At the close I'omptoir Il‘l'lscolnpte was
quoted at mo francs, Bociete doe Metaux at
ailrancs 25centilnes and Rio Tintos at 306
trance 25 centimu The llourse was generally
llrlll, especially for routes and foreign securi-
lieu
It is expected that negotiations will be con-
cluded for an advance to the Comptoir d'Ea
compte of 40,000,000 trance, of which sum
the Bank of France will advance :N),Olll,0lxl
francs without having a prior claim, as in
the case of the tlrst loan; thschilds and
the Syndical Chamber 3,00! francs each
and other financial houses the balance.
The total at HOWARD trance will
be advanced on the condition of the
hunter‘ence of the entiru paid-up capl-
tal ot the Colnpboir d'Facompte. The
Bank of France will have pirority
to the extent ot minnow trance. ltia
considered doubtful If the remaining 60,000,-
' Stillwillbe covered by the assets from the
liquidation of the Colllptoir d'l’acoulpte, but
tbecontributors to the advance will have
priority in the reconstruction of the bank.
103003, March lib—The stock exchange
opened firm, but prices became irregular
owing torurnors that. the copper syndicate
had failed to meet its prompts; Rumors of a
run on the Bank of France were quickly de-
nied, and all the markets showed a better
tendency at the close.
Cap]: r closed at £38.
Sponges Growing in a Swamp.
l’lTl’NlL’ll-G, Marl-h iii—At. (bultersville,
twenty-three miles from Pittsburg, on the
Youglllnghony river, has been discovered a
growth of sponges, equalling in quality thoae
imported. They are growing in profusion in
aswamplyillg between the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad and the river. Some of them
are as large as a man's but, but the most of
themare email, not once nllug the size of a
teacup. They are growing luxuriantly on a
space of at least two acne. Saline spring
feed the swamps Hugo Blanckc, profomor
of chemistry in the Pittsburg high school,
my: the growth is a genuine sponge.
'I'he AIIlIeIed Austrian Royal family.
Lennon, March 19.—Privateadvicea from
Pesth represent Emperor Francis Joseph as
having greatly lallen away in flesh since the
suicide of Crown Prince Rudolph, while his D
hair has become abuoet slow white He has
frequent paroxysms of grief, and this has
mpecinlly been the case immediately after he
has held conferencm with intimate friends of
the late prince. The empress eats rarer and
sparingly, is unable to sleep for days at. a
time, and spends many hours in silent weep-
ing. Her case is slid to greatly puzzle her
physicians. .
Was It Murder or Sula-Isle?
Pimento, March 19. —Strange stories are
being Whispered about in l’ittsbunt mnoern-
ing the drowning at Miss Jennie McKee and
her intuut in the river at Wheeling, W. Va.
The first tbwry was that the unfortunate
young woman had committed suicide in do
spair at the dcsertion of her lover. It is now
hinted that she was murdered. The relatives
oi Miss lie" are who went to Winding to
bring back her remains for intermart, have
not yet arrived, and no tidings have been re
ceived from them here.
Married a fair Aeronant.
Rolls, N. Y., March Ill—Judson ll. Ward,
of this city, and Mira Charlotte Suits, well
known as )l'lle. Charlotte, the remnant.
whnae home is in McConnelbville, ill th'n
county, were married by Rev. Dr. Peabody,
of the Baptist church. Mr. Ward is a
wealthy and somewhat eccentric man. He
met Miss Suits In this city three ymrs ago
last September, When she made her first as-
cellslmxs, and it was apparently a case ol love
at first. sight.
l'rlu Fight In Alumnus.
ALroosI, Pu, March 19. —Jamos Christian,
of this city, and James Murray, of Philadel-
phia, fought a bare knuckle light In the bane
ment of a brewery near Creamn Springs yes-
terday afternoon. Each man weighed 145
pounds. Jack Dempsey was referee. Chris-
tian had the but of the light. all through,
and in the fifth round broke Murray‘s jaw.
Christian was declared the winner of the
stakesand gate receipts, amounting to $500.
Strike 0! Moldova.
Aura“, March lit—The firm of D. G.
Littlefield It Co., stove makers, has made a
proposition to their molders, numbering
about forty men, seeking a reduction in
wagmot about 10 per cent. This themen
refused to accede to, and work wassuapended
pending an agreement. A committee from
themwas in consultation with the firm,
buttheresult at their labor: has not been
made known.
Wanted In New Jeraey.
Amn. March Ill—An application tor
the extradition of Jacob Foiurausky to Emu
county, N. J., has been made to Governor
Bill. lie is charged with conspiracy and
fraud against the Pennsylvania Itallmad
y. Folurauakydaclares it lsa caseol
Elm-l identity. The govnor ruerved
hideclsion.
It Wasn’t a Sound Steamer.
Nzw Ham, larch 10. —Henehaw‘s llvu-y
stableelnSmithpoI-t burned to the ground
Theblamoouldhemmtwmtymilu distant
andgsvethelmprnionthat a steanierwas
ailreonthefiound. Thole-will amounth)
05,000, which E covered bylnsuranus. All
thahnvseswaemved.
A Haldane Dual-lad luau-a.
(laugh. Y. larch il—Wllliamnlnr-
rim-bod»
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g'ant Advm-x In. It. '80.: X15. 3:. 50¢; “Gt-.1.
lanterns and Deaths D cents.
local Notices 10 cents per line.
Inflow 1min.
1“ II. PECKWBLL.
Ant‘ll rm
Room 50. llavllaud' e Block,
Washington about. South Norwslk loll an
Aux. 8. GIBBON.
(hpnlst of the that tional Church, Water
MW of
Pianoforte, Organ and llusical
Composition.
f6 Iy Lock Box 89 P 0., NIIRWALK. CONN.
E THOMES.
AGINTFOR TUB
thnix InsurancAexgo. of Hartford
NOTAIIY PUIILIC.
ROWAY’I'ON. CONN.
Caterer for Weddings and Parties. Ice Cream
constantly on hand lortbe slck and well. Ilia orie-
brsted lioot Beer, and mnplo ent other
50 IAIN liT.. .NOIIWALK. CT.
J D. JENNINGS.
. Successor to L It. Qulnuld.
Undertaker ll Embulmer.
ELECTRIC NIGHT BELL IN Till OFFICE
No. 4 Knight 8t. Residence. 6 Blur BL,
830-8ln WNOI'WIIIII,C0IIII.
Ann-snort. 7
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachments. Parts. Needles, Belle, etc. tarnished
General Repairing of all kinds and makes of
C. lb SilAlLlll.
wgaalu 8L.llo. Norwalk.
”My
J 0. CBOWE,
O
Carpenter and Builder.
Plane furnished and Intimates given.
Jobblll of all kinds promptly attended to.
ho street, near lain
P. 0. so: “3. South NorwalkCt.
J B. RAYMOND.
Bllilder and Contractor.
Workdonebytbedayercontract.
Oile loototllavtland al. on Water. P.O. Box on.
It. A. N. CLARK.
5i South Iain street, ow). (‘lly liotel,
BOUTII NOR ALK.
8 to 9 a. In.
Olllce Hours. 1:! to2 p. I.
act? 3m 'l'clcphoueoounectlon. I' s to s p. In.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK
5] Washington Street.
Opennallylrolnomnann" andtrolnltoapl
andonSaturdayeveulngatroultl ton.
Interest allowed on Dcpoeita.
amen souANsPree
JouNll nimble Vi cam;
eel-1v. JOBNB. ltkarr. Sec. ‘nu-l-xeu
it. s. mun,
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Furnishee Plane I! 'llcations and Superintend-
cnce tor the congncllonnzt-evcry description
TERIS REASONABLE.
Omen—Taylor's Building Washington BL.
80. N.orwalk 0.801175.
ATEN'I‘B.
6. It humerus,
Washington, D. 0.
TenyeareannltedBlatc-el’atrutomoe.
“w Guide to inventaa mailed flu.
George II. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER!
Ind Furnishin Undertaker.
Callandeeeulylarpallflfiotall kindeot furniture.
as llata Street, Nor-walk.
loturniah n1 for
@2me m... 32:.“ .
cum ectiunwithreeidenee.No. alter eyplaee.
lulu-n
JOHN H.S SMITH,
FLllRIST.
mm STREET, scorn NORWALK
NOTICE !
ALL BRANDS 01'
BEST FLOUR
$1.00 per Bag
._‘1I___
Daniel L’llommedieu’s.
Henry Tilly.
CARRIAGE HIKE“.
J
Special attention given to, re-‘
pairs in all branches.
A good second-hand, two-seat-
ed carriage for sale.
WR‘E‘N...
hallo! Ia
II I Patented)“,
numb/1008.
Ofleee, “GI-in Sheet.
nae-roam eon.
I
II [III] on
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MEATS
hill/ID IN Till DIST [ANNIE
men want the rholrosl. “ATE. obtained"
Mirollhle or can. you willand their: at my
"lint. u will u
Plilill If all this
IN ITS lllAION
F. HAYES.
lilllllLI ll BIM‘I. llUUTH NORWAIJ
Wl~ 'Nil'l'fll lllRlH'l.
Ono Quality,—’l'he Beat.
Bait and Fresh,
“W"
Bl'cl,‘ Veal. lamb, Hutton Pork,
Comod Beet. RmomJod Tenn
Bbonldemllacou liaiogua,
l.ons Bic.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered l’ronlptly.
58 Washington Street.
J. H KlilIefelter,
Dl' ALI]! IN
hats, Fish oysters,
Vegetables, Fruits,
' CANNED scans. are.
in. N. Lfiflfl' DIIIII.
NING SENTINEL, TUESDAY, “MARCH II, 1889.
: Bar- House.
W. B. HALL & CO.
Foulards, Pounce and India Silks, rich
Trimming, and Dress stills.
Grand Opening Exhibitions of Our Entire
Spring 1m Mutton of trench Satin”
Scotch Gingham“.
The Inlet-lions In these tabrloa. which we present to our pslrone tor inspection this season has but
been equalled In America. and includes every known style and color which has been devised by the
Novena lab-lecturers. nlauy ot which are controller! by us. and cannot be learnt eleewhure
SATINES.
in this wpular met-rial we announce a bewildering array or rhoue and desirsbll- colorlnae with a
bamaloassnd rand assortment and blending ol ligured «meta lmm the minute-t Io llIr moat rlsburate
Scotch Ginghams.
we shall show a Ihorourt‘I‘l-zd complete murmur of all the latest at lee and combine—
was"? Stripes .snd Plalds wllb (lulled and Braided commune sad 'lalds with Brucbs
and wwmflm. Illa Plain Cbalnbra wt th.laee Braid and Calla! Borders and Plain Chambra In all
the newest aladm mast dulrsble tutoring- Elegant Combination tiulta. Rich Robe Dresses. iiprlaa
Csnbrlea an
Hundreds of New Effects ill Fine Wool Goods.
TRAVELERS’ SAMPLES.
Vcry Wide Surah Silks, 75c and 81.
Elegant Fuille Francoise and Armure Silks.
Wide Black Silks worth $1. 50 at all.
Best Silks ever sold at 75c.
Wool Goods.
All the new elletla, New Robes and Sidebsnds. all the new combinations.
IIIIIIIIIIIII all UnmaIIlIIalIlI Bargains.
One boxer the genuine Tosca (‘amel s [lair Cloth the very beet dollar quality, at only 50¢ a std. We
do not know of another fabric In Ihe market so well worth a dollar as this. It is pure Cam-I air wide
double width a beautiful twllled weave, and a bros-icloath finish. at 50c Is a wonderful bargain.
About it pleees more at the I!) Inch Camel‘s [lair Cloth sl fol:
15p leeeaot the Drap d'AIlns at 50:
IOne low! the dollar Saga. very wide at?
otthe 50c Mela!
lAh-wllieretitallvvoolgoodeat I9c.
W. B. I-1ALL&CO_
Bellini HIIIII
28 Main St., 80. Norwslk.
Meals Fish (lyslars,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, its
Of All Kinds In Their Salon.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
II. I. RKNNK'I'I', um I. 8. HUB‘I'ID.
FRUIT“ PUDDINE!
A not delicious Dessert, that can bcp in live minutes: Roar. \ snIIla, Chocolate and lanroeu
flavors. 'I'boee who have used It irpeskp b silly or h
N o. I
For the Lenten Season we have first-class,
Mackerel at 16c lb. Mackerel in lo and 20 lb.
kitts, Salt Fish and Bloater [lei-ring. &c.
The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 320 II doz.
3 III. Nurmiell Creamery Butler for $1.00, III 35c III.
3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet [tony Butter for $1, or 30c lb
4 lbs. Good, Dull-y Butter tor $1, or 28c lb.
hob Cinliell llerrlng.a Inc article, twocsns tor tie. Clam Chanda in cane. Pickled lobster and
lambs Tongue, and splced oysters in glass. Extra (' boice Pruunele, 15c lb.
Fresh Eggs, 200 per (102.
THOSE WHO nusmn
THE BEST or
Meals,
Poultry,
Vegetables,
Always fresh and at a moderate price would do well
to call at the
illllll Mariel
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Orders solicited and goods delivered to any part
of City.
Julsnll Sflillllllll, PIIII.
SEWE RS!
F. 1V1. PIERCE
DIALRRIII
SICWER PI I’E .
AND
General Sewer Contractor
lepreparellto tonnkeeounectlone with Inalneeww
thiacl outbamosttavurablatxms.
ngtooonaeawlthtbereeenuylald
eewevslnthiecltywlllaudittothelr advan to
oallonllim. n
F. M. PIERCE
Box 20, South Norwalk. Ct.
JOHN ll. FEBRIS,
Wholesaleand Retail Duler in all kinds of
Bill]. All] W001]
Brick, Lime. Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehlgh, Leckawanns, Locust
lountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesbarre Cosle.
lien! for RUBBER PAINT
Y'alId‘toot of Washington and liar»
aballstreets. Branch omee at8tiison
DrunBtore Mini
um
Date-rm» .atla-s.
Theylw’g ere-Illeva
hire-s
"a: “$4.5 :%
deant
WW
I“!
Bl; ‘Oodneh is delightful: one pound will so tor two pounds oi any other kind; the Thy ll.
(‘alllovniaPruuee. wt: 1b., sac lbs torzbc. large CabtorniaPrnnes 12 and lie lb. a "Soap!“ 10:.
2 the Choice lam Piglfm
wan .OIJIOI'I’.‘ YOUR ORDER-.
'llaveyeun-iedtkeeelcbealall new DropOsuneu Goods lhcybeatthenl aI.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’,S
88 Washington 8t... 80. Nos-walk.
DAVID STOW,
F u r niture ..
BARGAINS
In Chamber Suits.
Solid Antique Oak Chamber Suit. 5 pieces. 335.00; formerly sold at $5.0)
Ash Chamber Suite. 8 plecee, mm. The best suit ever sold for the money.
W "W" TABLES.
CbcrryandOaktancy
Thelnestamovtlnentofdutiqueandtancyoovcredchain, PoolReuaBlacflngCauetc.
DAVID STOW,
87. 89 AND 91 MAIN 321'.
SOUTH N ORWALK.
or name.
Mill! Hill
AGENERAL
ANNE (ill'i' Sill
IN ALL GOODS.
Everything will be sold
Regardless of 0081:.
People wishing to buy
Underwear, Hosiery,
Gloves, Ribbons,
Silks and Velvets,
Can buy them now
At a Great Sacrifice.
M I L L I N E R Y
Lower than ever.
GIVE ME A. CALL.
H. Krieger’ s.
Hahnokemo Hotel Block.
MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk, Conn.
... ~ -mw WW~W-WW -wuw '— “-1 .-_-..
OUR STOCK.
Hamburgh Edgings
Fl‘lll [ill 001" ill hill 10 I'll Dlflll‘l.
l. llllKlllilllN & Still,
84 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
-—-—AT Till OLD STAND OF—
T. BURR GUYER db SON.
sonmowoon.
ALI. ("RIDERS FILLED PBOMI’TLY.
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
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