’ Is Money Worth Having?
"as, avail yourself of this opportuutly and buy your loving
V; McCall’s Basal- Patios-us.
Melton Clothe
d:t‘.‘.'..':“d‘f.'.'.t‘:'.f‘::‘..'t'.tflf"‘“""'
Agents for McCalllsT’attems.
manners.
.flisrhss wldaworlh as: per
”agar-ad
=U~W..l{hgo.hll'holndlng
non our ror .
.I'Slrted infirm at inch“ wide, good
‘I‘U‘ ”only
:wfia Illpsd 'Wuvorth 3: per
Dress Trimmings.
Wears daily aMl'g new etvlra to our shady
ampules use of Dries Trimmings. rnnsiavrng or
«trope, Iri' go, lilbbnna, Velvet. nor-ha. I use,
he . Ac.
McCall’s Bassi- Patterns.
Agents for McCall’s Patterns-
” nunmunns.
Muslin Underwear.
Unhosrllot bargain in ladl.‘ lnrlin trader
- reliable utopia. Ivory
Arithmetic-slur boss valusa in penny-do Dr I e In; W a . “kw“
any”. nahlhlloaat ‘ ‘ 5" “a “a 32mggdng'fllvstn :9“. run it is will
name that was: In your stlrutim to re "Wow is»
iiilrerlrt: Lodio~'usrrir.fost s 0-. sec. 75: Si.
“Sana ”.50. all ot.u pumtnra av. the can.
Agents for McCall’s Patterns.
lrnrss ,_
m In Gm. lolly es indies
m bugslroia “cow collars std Cuts
thMKyli-Junhflwysrdaiflc.
BargaiualnG uls' Beatles.
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Intending buyers should not fail to avail themselves of this
opportunity, lor we carry the stock and sell as advertised.
M- s: ”Emit-.11.
Insurance Building, South Norwallr, Conn.
« F A. Ferris & Go’s Unexcelled
Boneless Bacon, Smoked Beef,
and Hams. We think they
ate the finest in the world. Give
them a trial and then give us
your verdict. ,
Illllll‘. & Hillilll.
H. KRIEGER.
Httttlttiit lllllltll.
even on nnrm. more.
, . Afterthelstestl’srieienstyles.
r" causes: .
,. neurons
”In ell the newest shades and combinations for Spring.
momentum
”laser urn-es usher reasons ans;
peyyou to look st our goods beforepnrohssing.
l M"
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uousnoumso.
Bennett: it ------ Hosted.
’8 late 8%., 80. lime“.
liltii, Fill, illiIIIl’S.
min, rennin tom no
or All llada is m: .
AT WHOLESALE AND IIETAII.
. ”:33“ . illillllliiltll llltlli'l.
Agents for McCall’s Glove Fitting Patterns °-° “'“_".............'“""° W
new in». s Mum sea has.
lost Tongue than
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
tlrders Delivered Prumptly
CHARLES SHITH
$3. Wurlelss'lsru it grass-s
79
Washington Street
South Norwalk.
Illlllilllli'l's
lhavu just haired a lingo line vi'
:3. 310 all 812 lllllltlli'l‘s
Which i am going to
Stititttt at it, it all $10
Call and txulnlne Than
A: it will be to Your Own Interest.
The Tailor,
South Nerwalh. - Conn.
onto. 0’
“the Brittle.”
Imam. lat-ch 4. '00.
To ourrrlendaaudthe
Public Generally :-
Jllll l llllllll Illl Illlli
i
does unsure-unw-
fiafimg
Davis
3., pm
A emu; ol‘ the little.
Tariff Measure. "
overwro-
IT WI”. "'7 till"! 1'" i‘ Ill.‘ Infil‘B.
n. a”
flair-ea lull-lay I'Iaess rio- Ame-rue
allusion-r- at aea.eee.eee-~A Isles
la the "are up lavas l'ruurro—lou
and lurorootlug luv-awe l'oaluroa
Vasursoros. April L-mlUDOI loIIo
lay. of tho ways and users countries, pro
sealed to the committee at a spseisl meeting
the term hilt arranged by the hepatitis”
members The minority will bellowed res
days in which to odor amendments sud to
prepare their views upon the bill and sort
amendments-sissy he-sdahelor-ihe hill
is reported to the house. Ir Ilrllloley
says that the bill will alert a reduction or
ere,ow,oon in the revenues
to the Wood “hints.
In the wood schedule hows and sawed
wood and timber rind tor span and build
lug whnr'es ls reduced irons “iii to It) per
cent ad valorolt. Squared and sided tlru
her. not specially provided tor. it increases
from I rent to Ix rents per cubic tool. it:
change is rustle in the duty on sawed hoards
plush, deals and other lumber oi hemlorh
whilewoosl, Sycamore and basswood, but
white pin-v ls reduced trons fl tattoo pet
1,000 lest.
flawed lumbar not specially provided for is
made dutlabla st O'l per i.” feet, instead oi
so per cent, as at resent. but when lumber
oi anymt is planodor Inlaheditshsllbr
dstlahle, In addition to the regular rate. at
50 cents per in» foot lorsachsideso planed
Thislsaroduetlouot ”costs it planedos
onoudosudtoogusdasdgroovaditistopay
OI per Lilli lost additional, and ti planed or
lgthsidq, sud tonguvdaudgroovrdJIM
par Lilli). It is provided that to cuss any
foreign powershall place an export tax upos
pins. W, elm or other logs exported u
the United States In race. of the equivalent
per 1,000isetbosrd measured the duty first
by the hill upon mwodlurnber. thedutyu
the sawed lumbar provided [or in the bit:
shall be increased to an amount equal to the
tax imposed by the foreign country upon tbs
oxportaoi such logs to the United States.
flawed cabinet woods and sumauu (autism.I
ransoring and wood are changed from 0:
.er 1,000 feet to m per cent. ad valorern
ith the exception oi chair cane. mountai-
lured but not made into Iniebsd articles
which is made dutiablo at ”percent, the
rest at the wood scheduloh unchanged
Cotton latarlnla Be Up.
The duty on nearly every article in tho
cotton manuleeturoa schedule is louse-d
Cotton thread. yarn and warps are increases
Sou-rm perpound. Spool cotton beers tbs
t duty. A new standard tor collar
cloth is established, ill) threads to the quart
inch being changed as the standard to fit
threads. Au increaso of from one-quarter
to three-quarters ot a cent per yard is made
in diilerent hinsb of cotton cloth. A new
item is inserted. tahiug ready madeciolhing
composedotoottosorotharvegstabloflbsr;
dutiablo at 3) per cent. ad valorout.
A very heavy increase at duty on wools ii
made on the whole. Carpet wools worth
lsuthasllloento per pounderotaxsd nos
“masts. asdthoas above attautspar
pound. This Mpubsdutyotmcsutaon
these worth is- than 11 cents per pit-d.
ands cents a thosoworthssoruthsuli
osshpsr pound. Woolen roan-lectures oi
the high grades are greatly increased, 11.
duty on the iluest clothsis llxsd sift-our
threoto {our timasthodutyou thowooliu
them. and to our cost. ad values- ln addl
tiort
1h. Iota! fished-la.
In the metal schedule, a reduction at
aboutflportouisrnadoiasteelrslls. The
present duty iadrwol scout per pound,“
thebillpopossu to reducothiolotltlols
cant. A reduction from Ililof acsntio
Gltlof scans pr poundisrundaou ”1"
rails.and punched iron or steel ht rails
arsroduoedolooiacent. Alliroursilway
barsruadelnpsrtot steal melons-wit
atblllotacent
Thodstyoncopprrover2 per centen-
talaediuaulphuroroladesresard (turn 2%
csatstolXosntsperpouud. llisrlovidsd
that no drawback shall be allowed onao
count of shrinkage in theoru. The duties
onpigsndbariruu remain as at mt,
hutroundirouiucoilsorrodsisasss-ed at
arato ouotenth at a cost low thaaat
present. 'l'hsdutyuu short iron,“ shoot
steel, polished, is about doubted. Chai-
aruroducodiu duty aboutonesixtb. Undss
thohredcutlsry. including psaand pocket
knives. table knives, lurks, hutchns’ halve;
etc..r¢ductionso( trots into 85 per seat.
ad valorern. are made, the cheaper goods
paying the lower retool duty.
l’lau, Jute and Cotton Bugging.
'l'hodslyonlcathchintrsasdonen
sverugeabout .5 per cent. The dutioa a
laxaudjutearolargslyinrroased. 'l'owot
Ianorhompie made dull-bis at a p.
tea. mmtdstyhtto. Thad-tyne
oottoabaggine. romyosrd is wholoor in
portal hemp, flax. jute or jute Latte b
about doubled. Huerta, ducks, canon.
hasherrbioisor other fabrics
'rpound;whratisisereassd. loo-u
b5cnbparbdol,sud 'whoat Ian 1..
Mmflflmbflpsrm.‘
m in” elm-duh.
h lass.“ tremendous. pt p—L
“new, used ”mau‘
tapyhessts ”doors; corn, .5
nth-.ddflmI-r-rnfl-i-rusa
disprhuhst layahu'smssnouu
hotness. sunbeam-stew”
_,..¢ assortment-us ‘.
The litls‘l’flhl revenue teatime oi the hill
pension that alter May I. Ifll. ell epseial
lase- irpoii‘dealars and retail dosiers in bi
toll-«o. dealers in lobar-co. manufacturers
at tohseeo or risen and podillsrsnf lobes-s
tall «are. but lhdlllrfl and psddlsrs will
~1th in slate registration with the in
Israel revenue reflector nt their district.
lament grasses or tobacco are also err
tress l per-rut tea alt-r l.
llm. The bill prov idea that other 3:; l
IDI. the internal tales on scrolling and
araoslselursd iohsreo and on sun! shall he
rainedlotseule normed. Adrswlush
equal to the full amount of the-"duelin- it
to beellowod on all original and unbroken
roomy misses ot lobsoao. soul. risers.
shutouts and cigarettes held by results»-
sms or dealers at the time the proposal rs
deciles guru late steel.
.. -w...
ANOTHER BASEBALL SCHEDULE
the Atlantis Association's Program-e
luv the (Se-lug boas-a. _
haw llavss, April l.-’l'hesshsdula osm-
urmeo oi the Atlantic annotation Inel‘lblht
Tontlrie hotel last night and adopted thl
[allowing schedule:
lolliroaro— At itarltom. Hey... hits ml. at
July fl. '3; Aug. It. in; Sept. U, h: At Jersey
t‘lty, lay on. ‘lr, 2s: Juiyrt. is; Ara. is at. w
u. or Al lowsrh. rm r, s. s; Juaoth. n; July
|. 1. Sept. 1. Al. At New Haven. lay ”.27.!
(p rri ) July i5. 1‘: Aug 3|. 3'3; Sept. em Al
Washington, June to. II. it; July 0 (A rut. D. I
An; r. W ii. i. Al Wilmington. llsy 7. I. D
June lLl. it: July I. 0: Aug. 21% At Wm
June '1. I. 0. July 19,"; Aug. rs. lh; Sept ltd, 3t
lIartlor-hAi Baltimore. April ti. all. 5; Just
Q. G. Aug 0. 7; itvpt til. it At Jrrsoytnty
llay 7. I. 0; June l1. ls: July I. 9; Aug It so At
Newark. April I»): lay I. 2; June I}. at; Jury hi,
II; Sept. )2. H At New Ileres. liay I. e. to
June to. its Jilly t (p on. b; Aug. so; Nut l
(A or ) Al Washington, April 19. 2|. ‘3; thhr Bl.
July I; Aug r, h; liept. It. s. Ar Wilmington,
April as. In. :9; July s; Aux I, 2; Sept 4. 5.. Ar
Womaler Juno 5, e. 7; July or. :8. Aug. l2. ll
lopt. it. It
Jersey t‘tly~At Baltimore. April 30; llay 1.2;
Jill! I. ll; Alia 4.3; liopt It. 9. At liartlerol,
lay la. la. to; June ll. rs; July lit, ll; Sept 2, I
At Newark. April it. ti. Nip ll); July 1. i
(a. m ). 2i; Aug 1: Sept It). It. At New Haven.
Jonol.t.1; July at. :5: Ana is. 13; Sept. it. re
Iml At Washington. April as. as or, runs are; Au:
l7; Sept 5. ll. At Wilmington. April a It. a:
June”. at; July 8!, 3|; Mn lz'. iii At Wore-s
tor, lay to. It. l7: Juno l9. 2'. July Ill, It; Airg
so: [ls-pt l.
NewaflMAl Baltimore. ltay in, 12. to. June so.
It: July to. It; Aug. so. 2's» At llarilord. May
26, 2s. 2}: July ll. ll: Aim. II. to; Sept. 1’, It)
At Jersey City. April ll: llay .9, :20 is or); July
up. In). Ill; Aug. it. 15; Sept. hr, :2 At New
Haven, lay at; June 3. t; July :3. ti; Aug M.
in: Sept. 2:, er. A: Washington. ltay ill. to. it:
Juno ill. to; July it; Aug 2:, n, 9. At Winning
ton. June to. it. )2; July to, :0; Aug. u, is;
Sept l5, it. At Worcester. Slay 'N. zl, it; July
id. to; Aug. 2|. 9; Sept. Ii. 27.
New llavon~At Baltimore. April to, 2!. fl;
JuoellzJuIy l; Aug 1.2; sept. r2. it At nan-
fonl. llay 5. l5. if; Juno r5. 2): Jilly t is m A it;
Aug. "wept. l (p. In ). At Jersey CllyJuue to.
ll. l2; July itfi; Aug. Ii. 9; Sept. l5. i6 A!
Newark. April at, or, 39; July 1.3; Aug. e. 7. Sept.
so At Washington, All?“ :3. ill. r5: June in.
18; July hi. ll; 3‘13- IO. ll. 1.: Wilmington,
April or: lay l, 2; Juns'a. :2: Aug. 4. h. Sept. ti,
h. At Worcester. lay Ill. it. l8; Juno 2!. or. July
to. H; Sept I. t.
w-hrugtoouAt Baltimore. Juno 6.7; July 4
(p. II). D. SzAug. It. 31:80“. l7. 1‘ At Hurt.
ford. lay“; Juliet 0: July is. It; Aug. 21. at;
Sept. 25. It. At Jersey City. lay 2i. a. ll: July
:3. or; Aug. re. Ill: Sept- ”. It the Newark. lay
7. I, D: Jule l8. it; July 8, I; Aug l); Sept I. At
New Haven. May. so. ti. 2!. July ti. 2!: Aug. It.
to; Sept. or. 2). At Wilmington. lay 3. a, 6; Jun:
lo. )7; July. 5. 7; Aug. :3. ‘J. At Worcester. lay
”(a m, and p. ru.). st; July )7, It; Aug )9, m;
Dept II. I.
Witnesses—At Baltimore. lay 15. lo. 17: Julia
1‘”;th )1, it: Aug. fl; Sept. l. At Hart»
lord. llay $1.11. Ir(p. in); July 3!, it; Aug is.
to; Sept. or, a At Jersey city. lay or; Jose I.
d; July lht IL; Aug 2!. 13.8upt. :5, It. At New-
ark. Juno 5, 7. ll; July ”.26; Aug. 8. 9; Sept. i..
ll. At lieu Raven. lay or. II, site-in ); July it.
ll; Aug i9. 2) Sept. :9. all. At Washington,
lay w, )3. it; June-:1, :3; July to. ll; hops 2,3
At Worcester, May :8. 2t. 2.; July t2, :3; All; Hi.
ll; Sept s), u
Worcester—At Baltimore, April 3, 28, 2!; June
11.1.;Jsly not: Sevens. Atliartford.Juse
to. ll. 11; July :6. 25; Aug. 9, ll; Sept. D. It. Ar
Jet-er Cur. lar 1.5.»sz- Itlftululr 0.7;
Aug. 1‘, (I. At Newsrh. April ”.86. :5; Jose sh,
I; Aug. 4, 5: Sept. & I. As low Haven, lay 7.
no; Julio l3. ll; Julyfl. 9; A I so. A: I“.
lugton, April or; lie! I. 1:1 r 2'. I; Aug. m;
M 13.13» At “hm April 10. “Jill-ll!!!
Ate. m. and p. 1); Aug. ‘57; hpt. re, ll.
Three Indicted Deputies 'l...
New You, April L~Judga Barrett has
sustained the demurrer-so! Deputy Sherifls
Wald, llarttn and Young to the indict
merits (court against thorn tor bribery in sc-
apiug‘lllliruru C. G. Pranchlyu, a prie-
onsr in Ludlow Street jail. for certain priv-
ilogesgrsuted him. The judgudecidu that
thadrputiosdld not accepts bribe became
they could legally have granted l'raualya
the privileges true if thoyhsdchoaen to.
’l'hoycouid havebora Indicted for “Won,
but it b too latotodotbat now, am
tics in misdemeanor, and no Indictment
for ruiaierneanor can be found alter two
yearshssslspsedsioos thoofleuss. The
deputies are therefore iron.
‘lho Loyal Legiaa's Celebration.
Psrtsnnrrna. April l.—A meeting or the
committee on celebration of the lilitary
Orderottho Loyal Legionwssholdlsst
night at lheroomsof the United Service
duh It was amused tbt Gen. Gregg,
ad Prnuiylvasia, will president the twenty
fifth anniversary or the founding of the
"osdoroaAprill§eadltiA-oagtho
spams willhuaol'rnidsal llamlroru
series Proctor and TrachlsnsBdlolold,
Bhormamfllocumandfloward.
Harrison has bran inviluda-llssxpooted
tubers-st.
Ill Ilealth cit-sou Ialellu.
Crxrrusn. 0. April l.-—llobson Hill.
at ihefirru o! Babe-uh. BunitCo..cosn-
mitted sideldo by shooting hiiumil. lli
hsalthosiuvd htmtotaho hisllfe. He had
hrsuengsgrd is the wholesale mercantile
trade hero for testy years
‘l'hu Bios was was. warned.
transmutation 1-m- tarp-s sis in
the history ot omit. started is tha
Ilsa Nil- ronpuy's worhs atlo‘oloshlast
destroy-d.
MIAMI-dis .m Osehsv
“Wmmrontot employ-inst.
Al's-ass sewers.
lawns. I. J.. A L—Chsrlas I.
monkey-Ill mulls".
.r‘i...
’hodandwes
i '“ resin, Irate
- swans. ll. 3.. April l.~A his. flll'
dsrtoohplaoe to lisrnsa'ahatlestory,“
the corner of llnulerdou’eld Gabi-statue".
, y attention. uses m.
m," who has served a ssuhuos
llaio prison. stabbed Md Bu
George Hastings. both man ot U y
the parties are batters. ‘l'ha wounded
Melon“ moved to the hoqrttal.
it was lousd that Ir. had
badly out soro- ths bowels. road
washopolesssndhsdledsthallpastl
o’elosh. ltr. Butler was out In the breast
and hleooudltlon is serious. The detailed
thaalsir are as lollows: light men were
gg
Salli
sit
shop. Attoralowworuhadrewalong
hulls and plunged it into Eastiup' ab
domes. and thou stabbed Butler in the
hrsaduthshttsrwasrusalngtohlsahopv
lot-hm. Smith was overpowered
hytho wort-en and tied with [open and
subsequent” handed over to the police, but
not until a severe struggle, in which he at
tempted to draw another hulls hshadin
his pocket.
MUST GO TO JAIL.
The llaah Col-spirals" Resolve Their
Respective newts-roan.
N" You, April l.»Jsruea A. Flash,“
shsvlfl at New Yorh city, has been sentenced
tosudsr imprisonment for his crisis. ills
{allow «mapirators. William L. Flack, the
osvsherifl‘s son, rind Joseph leeksnharsd
the same late. as did also Diiwortb Cheats.
thereporior who invaded the samd pr.
cirrla oi the jury room. The tour stood
shsmslaoedly biforo Judge Barrett in eyes
and trrmlnor yesterday, heard their son-
tences pronounced and were led away in
charge of Flucli's ancestor, Gun. Denial K
Beehive
Judge Von Brunt, oi the supreme court,
a few hours later granted a stay of arrow
tiou in the cases oi the three conspirators.
and they were released on bail in the sum
0‘ 37,5th rlch pending an appeal. The
eavesdropping reporter wont to jail
The rentenm were as follows:
James A. Flock, two months’ imprison-
ment in the Tombs and two line.
William I. Fleck. four months’ irull'lanll-
maul in the penitentinrr‘ nml till) flue.
Joseph Morin, on:- Innnlli'l imprisonment
in tho Tombs and 8500 line.
Choale, tho eavesdropping reporter, our
month's imprisonment in Ludlow Street
jail and 8250 line.
KEMMLER RE-SENTENCED.
no lust [to Eloctrocutarl Between Aprll
18 and lay 4.
Bureau). April l.-—ln the court of eyes
and urminer late yesterday afternoon Will
inln Kemmlcr, convicted of the murder or
his mistress, was brought before Judge
Childs handcuffed to an officer. District At
tomey Quinliy asked the court that Kemmlrr
be re-smitenced.
“Kcmmlrr, stand up," said Judge Childs.
"Have you anything to say why sentence
should not be pronounced?“
"No, sir." replied Kemmfer, without any
emotion.
Judge Childs their pronounced sentence It
follows: “The court orders that your previ-
ous sentenc- ba oer-rind intoetlect in Auburn
prison within the week beginning April 28,
and that you he returned to Auburn."
Kommler bowed slightly, out down. and
pulling a handkerchief trout his pocket, be
gun rubbing hb bends vigorously. It war
the only sign of nervousuem exhibited by
him. Kemniler was then taken to lhsjall
and will start for Auburn as soonaaprso
tioahle.
FIRE IN
A CONVENT.
Three ln-alesaml ‘l'sro Fire-son Injured.
Jumping [err Life.
lawman. Wis. April l.—Pirs started
last evening in the St. Joseph convent, a
[our story structure located on the out
shirts of the city, and spread so rapidly
that bstors the fire department could reach
the scene the fire had gained such headway
that their eilorts to subdue the flames were
tutti: and the building burned to the ground
Three inmatesot tboconvent were injured
by jumping (ruin the burning building, our
tatally. Two firemen were also slightly in-
jured by falling walls The tire mysteri
ously originated in theboilor room. Loss
on building and contents, 360.”); insurance,
“.000-
Ths names of the injured are: Sister
Blanks, buck broken. jumped irons roof,
will dis; Mary Werner (uovitiste), jumped
tro- tourth story. injured internally, will
pohahly recover; llosa lines (novitiate),
jumped trout iourth story, limbs and srns
bruised; Liens. Chase and Jacob Wahbsr.
(1 his company No. to, slightly buried by
falling walls
Did Baker Harder Ila lather!
Conruxn, N. Y., April t—At the tars:
of Ir. Burro near Homer. ll. [Jerome
Bahrwaa loud dradinhwdwiihhhthroal
out lnanadjoiniugroornhissonlaysusud
asleep. Young Bahsrwaa brought hsromd
Iodgsdlujall. Hosaysho Iran heard his
lathtabootto’ciochiuthoisornlnglsing
tholre AboutOdclochhsgotupaud
fondhisiathsrdoad. He took the some
aad put it on the table. Ho coveredhh
tatharwithssheet. Bethestooh asothsr
rasorssdattsnrptodtocomnlt suicide
outtiughhthroat. Ha changed his
”mmbsohputuhummote
seleepwhsu aroused byths
udghhors. "l neveruaadopisrstoauyen-
tut and have not u-d liquor tor tws
years,”ho said. "I harsawiia and child
lullovsflootie. I can't any whyldidnot
commit um louver hoard tether say
anything about committing-undo. Father
lruehhpvogrl ludsallngiareal-tateia
‘lb bet {If the Ill-rs? “I“.
w rs. April l.—’l‘ho wales
m
his-mountamsmgwsmugu
. thttt
inns in slitti-
GLOVER §0Lsnrs
SPEC! A l .1115“:
Our Boron Kid new C on more are the item ever clued is M m
Iadlsa' French Kid Hand lowed, ladle-f l‘nnrn rut-nut sad weir» so who“
will astonlsh you.
A lull line or ladros’, Children's sad Ian's lhoss that will pay all rem
CLOVER & OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and llhee Trade.
Till llll
Milli. Still.
to alerts: greet hernias in all studs or
silt“
Blacksmiths, 'l'lll ant Kititti lam
Suretnrlooslhas lewYorh sort, relate to». for
quarters for
Fancy tutti tr Wetting Ptttltti
mesh“. We as ”My! I“
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The Universal Store
North Main st. South Nowell:
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