. . We... mm...“ m
I'l
ptl‘
have just rccciv an
,f new and complete line oi
, , “”' Jersey Waists, embrac-
‘ ”all the new styles, prices
“ ‘ low competition. For
, look. at our 81.25,
,*: ‘13”, $200, $2 25,
Oflzfio‘nnd $2.98 Jherseys,hsnd
compare them wit an t in
gallows seen in Noiwalag,
'« New York at
"one rd mogul? the above
.i’r'ncntioned rices.
, Agents» or McCall’s Bazaar
» Petterns.
lotion and Gloves.
Our Hosiery Department at
, presentis complete; everything
now and fresh for the spring,
and taking everythiu into
consideration. stocklthe rgest
e d' ls ed,st es thebest,
my figun’rsntee’d, ire, Ste.
270 are proud to say without
[any embarrassment that we are
_ wayin the lead of anything
' “ct displayed in this Vicinity.
vs us an early call and pro-
cure'the cream.
a
lil lilllflllllll. lill.
g) diil'ereut styles of anc
D Ginghams just‘ receive ,
on which our price will be 106
per yard is long as they last,
which will not be long, for on
oil‘cring these goods at such a
remarkably low price they are
sure to go quick. Over 40
Dress Patterns sold last Satur-
day. Conic early while they
last.
SArINEs.
For Saturday and Monday
only we will otl'er the best
French‘Satines, full width, the
best textures, at the astonish-
ingly low price of 15c per yd.
lililll‘l’ Flllllll Hill.
We again move to the front
with the most complete stool:
of Gents’ Furnishings, and as a
specialty all linen Collars and
(Julie.
Collars llc each; Calls 13c
per pair.
yirhh.bpring bargains. Above us no com
E
lint ln‘ss. Gulls.
One of the specialties of the
week in this department is s
64‘ inch suiting at 650 yard.
and our complete line of silk
warp Henriettas at the follow-
ing prices are worth irorn 15
to 25 per cent. more than they
are melted, as follows: 81.00,
8113.1 17, 1.19, 1.25 perysrtl.
In Wool Warp Heuristics,
we have never carried a more
complete stock, and will men-
tion a few oi the runny good
values in that stock, 25c, 35c.
39c. 500. 65c, 75c, 83c and $1
per yard. And no time during
our history have we had better
success in our Black Goods de
pnrtment than we are having
at the prescrit. Customers
who are anticipating melting
‘lpring purchases would do
well to call on us‘ and compare
notes, for we are confident we
can do you good ”or line of
Brilliantines are also open for
inspection at 75c per yard and
upwards
. ,figénmttems. Agehh for McCall’s Patterns
Agents for McCall's Patterns.
, M. 8. SMITH,
“ ‘ pcting stotk; below. us its no eompetingprlces. We
' cuss the seasonirlth bargains. Fins goods and plenty of them. All the lcadins and represen-
‘les of the season. livery department tilled andznvorilowisg. Ion aresvsuro to flad/vwhst you
em. to keep the best. our principal, fair dealing. Our ambition. to please the trade. our
lulunl lnss tools
The items mentioned are
only specimens which will be
found represented throughout
a stock which has no equal in
variety or magnitude. We
Will not re at the circum-
stances un er which these
goods were bought. Sullice'
to say they have been pro:
nonnced by all the Greatest
Bargains. And the following
is the schedule: All Wool Suit-
ings, stripes Isinsand checks,
for 19c, 24c, 40. 350. 380 and
39c per yard, 36, 38. 40 and
42 inches wifie.
Ladies’ Jackets and Wraps.
The largest and best assort-
ment of Jackets and Beaded
Wraps for the Spring season.
M't‘ vow open and on exhibi
tin“ and will mention a few of
the best valuesas follows; 3.50,
5.00, 6.50 and $7.00. We
all the popular styles. Be-
tore purchasing elsewhere call
and see our display.
Agents for McCall's Patterns.
"I nigger-Milllllell-
Son'nr Nonwsm, Cr. April 7th, 1890.
L, Ladies, Essie; is over, and what a beautiful do
it was! All sunshine It is true that a slight wind
, but that did not hinder the Score of Ladies who
Stair spring millinery, from wearing it.
' 1 The Church was a beautiful flower garden. Such an ar-
' .nf flowers could be seen from the head of every lady, that,
' '_ over their heads you could see nothing but flowers,
fibring between beds oi lace. We were wondering, during
" of last week, where all of the Trimmed Hats that we sol
the Roster trade, went to, but Sunday answered our ques-
rIt Edwsys been the aim of H. Krieger’s Millinery Store
hsve latest novelties in these goods, and judging from
immense crush of the last ten days. we feel confident that
fl 'f ‘kuowwheretogetagood thingwhen they seeit.
Although having disposed of a great number 0 trimmed
Wgfiehstwechwe still have a cat variety leit,
Remit any and all who may call. e -still continue
” .j‘ -, [Snot losing an opportunity to buy-all new‘ms-
“M"- tll‘strnay cotangent, so that the ladies may constantly
Mon: store and see something new. We would be
tosbow our goods, to any who may call, and will es:
it a far ' to do so.
thiuh‘it- sdvlhble to my a few words about our nu.
‘i ‘ .coutprisingsll the newest sha in Straws.
Also a beautiful assortment of Bi hone in two-
" ' 66., inkll'shadcs '
‘ gradefwst #9:, i new, «Mm
, , "u u
n."v.‘
1e. KBl‘EGBlt. South Norwslk, com,
for . ,
M0“? Mg 0(3ng mm ,3, .
b ‘ ‘ a
Thiisindecd an Opportunity. Look at our,
. .,1 ».
lltDRSE 4. LI Pl’l .\ G.
“(k-rue till hairline bra-annoy "an, by“:
nor mono man ycus’ primer, ‘un
strut, :fl'flhll‘: :m be my 5;”:
ft. 11th & suit.
humus-v.1 'J- C B. HIKIY "-
5i Washin n 8 South Hawaii
27 fin 8m Ncmllt.
lint-Clan Balers, tantalum
And loop Cream.
orders Promptly .ittendeol To;
lllllillil
NEW (MODS.
[loving removed to roar doze M the old
fluid, imam“ re, and slot“ as it vvtth new
not.
my! I“
‘48 MAIN 8"".
"5.1333, ‘P.’ M"
.mc .
, nett _, E: Hunt“,
as lain» so, so. Norwall.
eras snow-n run Isms.
AT WHOLESALE ’ AID RETAIL
Ilm ‘ nun-ran
SOUTH NORWALK
SOLE AGERTS
. Ann»
llltlll'l'llltil
Gilli BARGAINS.
325.00 Antique chamber Suits
reduced to 320.00.
320.00 sun on Butts reduced
to assoc.
They must he sold. we must
have the room.
David Stow
80. mm STREET,
Irv-rams.
W. H. MEEKER & 00.
l
mar. ‘80.!
“"“llniia’ . llttr “ intro“...
"mm. ‘
steam. and
Tin and Sheet IrouWork.
810738,me
Tl NWAR E.
“you 7*
Steam and lot Air floating.
Allfl'lhflfl It!!! GILIISATOIY
“an...“
All Cosimo-ates Between ltonh. on.
On! old lunch Americas construe
Iust Belem bylaw. and lath:
Inns of Alma—Tho last at tho lope".
Wamurow,AprulR~ThoPau-Amwb
mncmfmucshmndsrconstdcntlouthc
ropwtoflhooummtttvaongsucrnlwcllan
Thofulltcatdtbsrvpnrttsasfollows:
Aldrich—Tho republics o! North. 0am
trullndBouthAmrlluaud flay!
can international law for the settlement or
all dflcrcucsa, dhputca or controversial bo-
twv- truer more of them.
All. FArbttr-tion shall be obliptory in
all controversies conning diplomatic sti-
qusfls, boundaries, territories, ind-mums,
the right of navigation and the validity,
construction and enforcement of treaties
Art. 3—Arbttratlon shall be equally ob-
ligatory In all cum other than tbs-s mau-
tlousd In the foregoing article, whatever
may be their origin, nature or amnion,
with tho stuglcorcsptton mentioned in the
but following article. ,
I'll. lin‘lo Inception.
All. 4-»1’bu Omptiou above Morndto
dull bswbcn, intbcopiulouolanhtlon.lll
on may be endangered by the
t or arbitration. For ouch nation nrbb
button shall be optional, but compulsory
for the ndvcrmry power, it rvqulrcd.
Art. b—AIl coutrovovaim or diam
with the exception stated in article 4,
whether pending or hermit" arising. shall
be submitted to arbitration, even though
they may have origin-tad in occurrence.
obviating the mt trusty.
Art. 6—lo question shall be revived by
virtue of this tasty concerning which a
definite sgmmsnt shall already have been
touched. in such cssuubitnttcn shall be
resorted to only for the settlement of ques-
tions concerning the validity, Inhrprctatlon
or outcrcoment of such agreement.
Art. ‘l—Any government may serve in the
capacity of arbitrator which maintains
frioudly relations with the nation opposed
to tho onsulcctlng it~ The colon of arbi-
trator may also be lulrustod to tribunals of
jmticc, to scientific bodies, topnbiic odicisla
orloprlvatc individuhin, whether citiaans
or not of the state selecting thorn.
The Personnel at the Court.
Art. b—Thc court oi arbitration may can.
slate! oucormorc person It one person
he shall be selected jointly by the nations
warned. ll of several persons their so
locttonmuy bcjclntly made by the unborn
concerned. Should no choice be made each
nation claiming a distinct interest in the
question shall have the right. to appoint one
arbitrator on its own behalf.
Art. 0~Wbousvcr the court shall consist
at an mu numbsrol arbitrators the nations
unburned shall sppolnt an umpire who
shall decide all questions upon which the
arbitrators may dhngrus. It tbs untiom in-
rmyln,sucb umpire shall be oriented by
thsnrbltraton already-minted.
Art. 10—h. appointment oi an umpire
“him-ball talc plac- baron
tho arbitrators-tor upon thobcuring b! the
questions» tuna.
Anil—J'bo umpire shall not not as
member ol the court but hh htimhudpow.
Isobel! be limited to the decision cl qnm-
tier-upon which the arbitrators shall be
unablctc .
Art. bouldan arbitrator orau um-
piru be prevented from sorvingbynuon
oldsatb, rosin-tion or other cairn, 'sncb
arbitrator or umpire shall be replaced by a
mbstitutc to be mlcctcd in them manner
in which the original arbimtor or umpire
mall have been mos-n.
Art. rs—m court shall hold its lesions
ntsuchplnos oaths parties inintm-mtmay
camupcusud in cos-of dhgronmsntor
Macro name a place, tbscourtitmlf
my determine the location.
Art. ld—When the court chalice-late!
avers! arbitrators, a majority cl thswltolc
number may-ct uotwitbshlltug the ab-
mcs «withdrawal of the minority. in
such can thv majority shall continue iu the
performance at their duties until they shall
have rancbcda final determluaflouol tho
Mons submitted for their consideration.
The nape-ass cl Arbitron...
Art. lit—'lbcdsciaicnclamdorityofths
whole numbcrol arbitrators shall ha Inn],
bothonthomatuandiucidcutai buoys»
lutnthcagrccmcnt to arbitrats it shall
have been exprcmly provided that unanim-
ity mantis].
An. 16—11» (cum-a1 expanses-of orbits-av
“III Wimlhlu I'll-id luaqvnl po-
pnrtlons by the governments that on par-
“. tbwato, but W3?“ bysflhsr
party in tho prepar- on prumcutim
linen-shall be defrayed byltindividually.
Art. "—4me disputes-rim the nu-
tlons involved shall sppctutcuurtc of ”Nb
traitouin accordan- witb the mv'hicus of
thwartingarttclsu. Only by thumutual
and free consent ct all of such notic— may
vakionsbo W III courts
1- lullabv'lr—ty Your.
Art‘lb—‘l‘bistrmhytflmslnhform
brow-my E _‘ ot the.»
‘ d your-burn m.
tionolthsmrlodltmallcosthuolncpsrar
tion until no a the con
Idupturbitrattonnaa Mustplo cl Amort- '
WMbsgmhtbsmlcctlou of an.
of dclpbiabytbcwaysandmcans commits-n
«outbobtlltosuthovias nu also!
tbs
amnblytosdmu culysucb pwacm
mwmcntitlcdtogoin,“
lorthoocasbmtbojudpdwhowmunnd
r. Osormcriticflng the national the
liver Bowcnuntycauvs-avs in throwing
cutth- votmolprcctuct holds-snarled
thhtthorcwus not a Republican senator,
who,inthsfsca o! the Auntie-n people.
would myou his menu, that. that»
bourdbudthorigbttodo'hnlibdid. Tbb
wusthsbrststopof thlniquity,amlwtth-
out it another part of the iniquity could
have been transacted The , "three
bonutifuispccimcusof poli rascality.‘
be said, had “hastened to infamous?
andwocldgldowntoh ash-m
furnished an instance, not :1
kind. but of sucmsalui villuiny.
outtholrultaolitscriumundbuas oil!»
Bonn-nos that the body calliugimalttho
lo‘hlaturc of loutaua bud not passed a
single law, and that if "ilk honor-bio
court" should scat Saunders and Foster, it
would. by that action. give lilo end validity
to “tho only thing which tint usher-bl.
nmvmbly. begotten in fraud and concrivnd
in iniquity. cvcr performed.”
Hr. Teller-11 there was no legislature in
Holman. lsbonld like to know on who!
theory and hypothesis the minority of the
committee says that Clark and logical-
worc elected.
Mr. George»! am not a part of the min-
ority. But. I think that the diflmnca bo-
twccu the two sets of claimant.- is just sim—
ly this: Neither bus s lognl title. Neither
"pr-outs the legislature. But Knglnuisu
and Clark represent the honest vote of the
people of Montana; and, for all purposes of
life and death, it is far better to represent
the honest vote 0! the people of Mouton:
than to have seats in the music as the henc-
fleiarios at this fraud. What ought we to
do in this case! I have made up my mind
what I will do. Therois n tribunal which
cannot err in the decision of this question.
Then is a tribunal who-n voice has been
ones suppressed. ,To that tribunal I want
to ruler the case Again. That is theirs-tend
fairestdiwositlou that can be made 0! the
can
Mr. Hour gave notice that on Monday he
should ask the senate to remain in Ismion
until the Montana cuss wasdispcmd of. Ir.
Hurley. from the select committee on the
quodrocenteuulhl celebration, "ported
buck, with amendments, the bums bill for
the World’s fair at Chicago, and said that
“anything ‘wutobs donointbomnttcr it
should bsdounstoucc. Bo thought it would
not icudtoanyscricusdcbuto and bopvdto
have it taken up and pound on Monday.
The Baal-ass or the Bow...
Wasnrxoroir, April 12—h: the hon- Hr.
Lacey (in) called up the contested election
cannot Weddell v1 Wine, from the Rich-
mond Na) district, and made an argument
in ("or of Ir. Waddcll, the Republican
contestant. Ilr. O'Fernll We.) supported
the resolution of the minority ol the com~
mitten, which declares the mat vacant.
Altcrrcvicwingthc case, be branched oil
into a diam-ion oi the nomination,”-
mrtlng the superiority of tthsuMan race
and criticising the Republicans of the north
for having done nopoiitieul favors for the
minted man. Mr. Morse (lam) denial this,
and mid that the colored men had no
qucntly nut in the Massachusetts legislaturu.
Ir. anbalgo (Inn) and Ir. Burgers (1'.
J.) spoke in favor of the contestant, and
Ir. Crisp (Gm gain an able mutation
oftbscuscof .~Wisn, thesitttugmombur,
from n log-l standpoint.
Hr. E. 11 Taylor (0.), disarming the race
qumtton. asked if the condition of slain at
the south could nlwaysrc in sound the
country exist. Ho would tbor have a
Dmuocratic house honestly cl than to
hvc alfairs as they stand N ctlon was
then.
The house committee on ugrlculturucon—
“and its bring on 'tbo Buttermlill
to prevent dealings in option. Hurray
Nelson, of the Chicago Produce Exchange;
George C.lnrtlu,ol the New York Pro
duos Exchange; It. Mom, of the New York
Cotton Exchange, and John W. Labouifoc,
or the New Orleans Cotton Exchange,»
gnarl against the bill.
Abs-ring wagrantvdtoa committees!
lop-pin carpet manufacturers from Phila-
Ths committee consisted of Ken: Dom-
m?oiloch,0rcw.llason,sndtbclcsma
Bromley. They claimed that the Min-
loy billbyincrcusiugtbadutycurnwma-
Wforeupststuflswouldmnhthoraw
matcrialcoctmorathanthcpromntcodci
thourpcls. .
11.. house committee on naval stairs
hawoordsrvdafnvonblorupnrthobumndo
oi
Ctytobuoidto “ally and Ish-
ingtouavmuo. h.
Maturation-aunt.
Wmmr,Aprlllh—Prddsntllarrl—
mm, accompanied bytbc mvmbsn of h
cabluctsndtbcdolvptasztboP-u-Amm
loan reviewed , regular
sndNatlcusl ‘ olthsDistristm
monument grounds My summon.
Abusgmldhnpamdbslmthcprvd-
that mam! :-
,tbcrovbwsttrscudu crowdof
turbo-puden- muthodthc
“illusion. AME outsiders lb
mushy-American mm
bMArli-gmn hotel,whwutholsdicscl
victa Overpower Guard
Leander Sec.
I!“ III" WA! b!" BEHIND.
'I‘Io ”up“ Jhllblr‘c M not! “up“
lulu m m» r. the "solar—lunch:
to lay with Miler—cilia- Ambler.
Prolublo A-IIO.
he lltlo, I. Y.. April lit-Oneal the
most dim-rats attempt-unmade” ca
mpafromflingfiingprlsoum!“
- day. lamina-unsucc- Deputy Ward.
on cunmvghtcn was Ilrprlhd to had be-
andcr 80c, one of summon-riding
the stains in the pvt-cu cor-rad rid: blood,
his clothing turn and hi bands tightly
bound with rope. He told howhchud
been ovuvpowcrrd by two prisoners who
had acceded in escaping from the prison.
Pulled with n Ila-nor.
A shirt limo before Keeper Boa loot
James Kelly and Michael Penny, two cou-
victs, to the old formic prison to clasp tbs
place prior to locking up tho pvitoucrl for
the night. This duty is dons every day by
some of the prisoners under the guard of
Keeper line.
As the tricrntornd the building Kelly saw
August Clint, n mvict, cleaning lumps, be
being the only other person in the large
prison. Kelly grabbed Clint and, pushing
him in a vacant. coll, locked him In. Peony
grappled with his guard and a desperate
struggle ensued. Bolero he could draw his
revolver his. was failed to the floor by u
blow on tho lovuhcnd with n hammer which
Kelly carried.
Tout Ills Revolver had ono.
The blow did not stun him, and be “r
tomptcdtogcton his foctagninnud maho-
flgbt for his life, he he know that the den»
per-to men would rather kill him than to
m the chances oi bring caught and ' ‘ -
their liberty, which they intended toguin.
As he started to get. up both man jumped
upon him and told him if he wanted tossvs
In. or. belted norm its not Tboythcu
took his revolver uud Raymund ssl'ecuy
hpt guard over the prostrate keeper, Kelly
went for a rope and bound his hands and
They than went into Keeper Plcr's room,
and. quickly taking oil their prison garb,
drums-i thorns -lves in suite bdlonginz to
Pier.
basement of the prison and unlocked I “do
door and made their escape into the field
beyond. Tin-n they made for the woods in
the direction of New York city.
The Pun-II of tho Convicts.
Assoon as Kelly and Pccuybad dis-p
poured Keeper Sec endeavored to (run him-
sell. With his fingers and testbho man-
aged to loosen the rope about his leg: He
then batched lo the prison omen. when he
told Warden Brush and Deputy Warden
Conunughhsu of what had happened.
The warden at once summoned the re-
ssrvoguspt, end, arming them with carbine!
and revolvers, dispatchvd them to look for
the prisons.
Covrnd by (turbine.
At about dust Prison Guard George B.
Bromou and a citlun named Charles L.
Ambler discovered the sscopsd prisoners in
“wood-buck of Long Hill, Ihnu miles
from the prison. Bronson sud Ambler im-
mediately ruined their cur-blues and cover-
ing the man ordered them to throw up their
hands and surrender. Both prisoners raised
their banthand submitted peaceably. They
wuss securely handcuifcd and man bac‘r to
the prison. They will be brought baton
and punished.
(‘nlm Amblu'n Prnltnblo Amblo.
A standing reward is altered by the state
for thefcspture of escaped prisoners from
any of the state prison... This reward will
be paid to Ambler. n. will receive 850 for
such prison". the guard being prohibited
by law from receiving any rewards. ,1
Keeper Bee, who h nearly” yearn? up,
hmlaiulrom serious injuries. He was
taken to the prhou. lamina], who his
wound was dressed by Dr. ,
surgeon. Penny and Kelly are notorious
ruflaua. Ferny was enhanced )9,
1w, by Judge Gildcralcevc to ten years’ im—
prisonment tor Ismula with int-rt to bill.
Kelly wssa convict in Clinton prison, and
while servings twenty ycnn’scutcncc at-
tempted to murder Guard Gray. at that
prison. After his twenty ycura’ imprison-
mcnthndexpircdhc was tried for grand
larosnysud spots-teed to rm years'ssrvi—
tudo in Sing Sing by Judge Gildcniccv‘c.
United All" lln-y Yours.
BBAIOIIN, Pa., April lz—A hblc
can or the romp-r 0! mother and um
fortvysumofbopalmnmpsrstion he jut
occurred born. In. Sadie
q
bysnrsold, has returned to It loll-'5
armbutsholsuowuwmnolfiludths
moth-rot snvwal childrms. Iran-da-
buumiatbe doughnu- of John Gilbert. of
lortbumbsrland, Pm, whom Its-rust migh-
bnrwnsJobn “things childle- mm;
In tutu Maltblu movrd toludiuna', “which
timbekidnnpcdtbubycaroldglrl Gilbut
spnntbisfortuuuil themsrcbfurhiscbfld
suddtcdbrohsuhsnrtcd. Blown-married
again. 'l'bcllttlcurlgrewnp in absolute
lgncrnncscdhvrpsmtcgauutilit wasn-
v-lcdtohvrafcw months ago, upon the
doatbolhcrnbdumsr.’ lbs or also
albumin-thrustingrbu h
widen-stir!!! tab her to hm.
i
l
balm,whicblsu9whY 0.
ml..- PIC-CID."
cm InduApfl 11-4- ». M
”utilise-Juds- hmvh'tuall
section not tum-trolled chi-w
Erich-William. “mo-1".
sllcutcudsuitmma lungs.-
‘l'hscascwillbclppsnlrdmsmn as Inoily
rattled limbs-bruins“
_ maths“
They then went down stain into the N
WardanrusbtodnytobcruprimandodS
7r‘
”' W South‘l'l‘o‘r‘vn'valit
ill, MINA l
H50 ,
t» ‘l l.
t
50
Bears
dogma 50ers.
DOLLAR A DOSE.
WHAT IS Kllllllll?
It Is an la'aIltbic r—sdv for I
I entail. relation. Gout “We!“
lat-mists Mush-a. on
While [Sim " skint]? nous o.
ins potan vs let the t (ileum
for :hlc’hi’tiis lm‘iw’l‘nbr “this?“ D
study bed-ids path-h
:13?" with hothscutcand chronic
lac nor hoof most
voted 'st lam
oi
udaout typnof
KUItOI. m
under Mansion
to madcwhtcb the remedy will not Ismail.
nolsltb in its pownaJur n wuvhs without.
Youdonothavntorsitwmhsvdayl lot but.
butmnmlhcgoudrmuttalrumthslmslmc.
IT WILL RELIEVE YOU IN AN HOUR
”ammonia-cote can say mm
Till!!! IO‘I'TLIO
Itnvo cured cases or "hurt yours'
standing.
lailedoulncctptoi’ malacprrbmtlc.
FOR SALE 3! ALI. Dlllmlm.
era. 0. oooowrl h 00., Our! Agents.
mclr l ‘90 ly BOSTON. IA”.
DIABETES!
"I have been troubled over twvlvtgcsrs," mys
I ll (:1.th of Knight. Ito," ul awn-bums
of the Kidneys and ladder. The dildo" plu-
pounced it. Wheres. At timer 1 could not stand
up. Eulerrd intense n in back and sides. than
were brick duet dcpos is in my water All" mica
:vrral bugle?“ nun-rs 37.25:»! all than
t datum were e my Kidneys
Marmara! " ii: Clark's-induced
to try BUN‘I's Bill!!! by his son.
in Interest. Maine.
I o BROWR A Go . Drum". B bampton,
. Y.. say: "We alv syn hoop Him"! 5 Bill-
EDY on hand, and feel safe in recur-mending it to
may one in need at medicine for Kidney Discus",
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