Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 19, 1895 · page 2

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_ Iver noon in town. Our mine with every purchase in that
‘ ” mpriceaareaslowes loved, and quality all that is repro-
' or money will be returned.

. A. BEIIEIIIGT & fill.

optimum. BUILDING, wasnmoron 3mm,
‘ I 7 SOUTH NORWALK.

 
 
 
 

 

 

On Saturday we will present to all webms of our (om Tue Wen.

A CAKE OF FANCY TOILET SOAP.

'i'hh up is given away FREE in additionno the regular mascot. Miriam to
give us a call on Saturday.

OTHER BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY.

I as It not Tomatoes for 15
A an at you corn for I:

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25c
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24 pounds of but Granulated Sugar for St”.

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DONOVAN'S BUILDING. SOUTH NORWALK. 33 MAIN SWEEPS, fiOBWALK.

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

NO NEED To an ABROAD “m REGAIN
YOUR HEALTH ATMIKERAL aromas

SAVE THE TREDIESDOUS EXPENSE BY
TAKING AT HOME,

KUTNOW’S

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CARLSBAD POWDER.»

' . The only pleasant inning termini Powder is
Wgwnqup.m the Market
A Woolly Reliable and Ejeciive Remedy for Indigestion, Consiyriiinn, “WP?!”
eta, Gout, Diabetes, Kidney and Liver Drmnymentv.

Whore genuine without our Trademark and
Mai-lie signature of

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" Beware of imitations.

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KUTNOW BROS-.3

62 AND 6t LAFAYETW mm. m YORK cm.
Sole mate for the U. s. A. Soiliby all Will».
in. m

“ASK FOR“

uowvs $3.00 in,

and you will one not only a
meal and Periect Fitting once.

But one in which the
Inst Hanna! is Used. Combining humility and his
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EVERY PAIR wnnaaureo.
and amine them hetero numbering say other shoe. at

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momma...“ Infield.

Initiator, Feb. lD.-—By a bold pub
Mentary unattractive men oi thesau-
ste, under the Whine! Senator Jones
«Arkansas, towed uldeall other pend-
mom... includingamriatlon bills

ring in this, Mr.” Jones
pro mice that the silver bill would be
kept hetero the senate until a final vote
was ewured before alenrnment tulay.
Worn the strength about by the silver
men on the votes them was little 410th at
Mr. Jones‘ ability to secure the vote today
union (distracting tactics and a test of
phyaioal mnluranoo are lmtuguraiod.

The more at tho silver men more an the
climax of an exciting day in the sonata
For two hours at the opening of the session
there was a roman/a1 oi the attack and do-
ienao, the charge and oountorcharge, con-
cerning the worse at the president and
the secretary oi the treasury in negotiating
the meat bond mutant with icreign bank-
on.

The turn notable crunches oi the day
were tirade by Hr. Gray of Dclnwamwhoao
relation» with the wiministmtloh are such
that his utterance» in defense oi the prosi~
dent and H‘Cnflhi‘)’ were rcitardcd as ro-
tloctlug the attitude of the executive
branch. and by Mr. Shannan of Ohio,
WW financial views are always roocived
with marked attention.

Gray Blames Canned.

Ir. Gray plawd the responsibility for
the bond contract on «ingress, asserting
that the pmldcnt had fully warned con-
W of the inevitable result if the proscnt
financial laws were not revised. The sen-
ator Miami that the drain oi gold had
batman so tmnwndous that the shim-ms-
ury at Km York might not hold out on—
other 1! hours. in this crisis the president
had acted quickly in order to maintain
thc parity of the metals and thus uphold
the honor of the mmury. Mr. Gray as-
hertcd that tho people oi the country would
not target that the American congress had
deserted the president in the hour of trial.

If. fihennan’s criticisms of the bond
eonlm’t I'm none the less severe because
of the calm and diepassiouate manner in
which helm lorth what he tcnned‘dts
hard and impulitlc" iomuma, and the “ex-
cessive" raw oi interim allowed on 80 year
W. Ir. Shennan dwlared that no
bond; should he issued except to be taken
by the p02: of the United States, and be
m abundant ability oi Ameri-
cans to furnish all the gold nuxnsnry. The
Ohio senator did not, however, question
thawident'n [mition in favor oi gold

ymcnta, but prehenhwi the facts of all

issues since lull). showing that the
Monument had alwayu Punched gold for
its lxmda and was lamml by common born
at! to pay in gold.

The agrhrultnml appropriation bill was
lastly weal.

lathe house the day. under the rules.
was ultimatum day. Four bills were in
this ruaunvr mmtidx-ml—io promote the
Molnar-y oi the murnuc cuttcr survico, to
ugualim tho in'lin‘inllri oi‘ Mexican wtoruna
by nothing tin-m all 81:: per month under
the fit‘iil‘fld law. to muniizr lhr duiicsund
payoi twamiuut iuapiminn m-rv'lcc, and
In luthiarlm the Alinmunti‘ Whirl" com-
pany in l‘allmli‘lli‘l (bums act-om tho St.
Lani» and Cltqui‘l riwrn.

‘ Th» um and to: bill» mind to secure
tho thitomgry imHhinls. 'l'bc bill tot-quill-
ilk lbw pay of Mexican wit-mus will bunc-
iii about libido xwusimmrs by innmtulng
than” pvnvel'om- nu (iggn‘gnlo of 81.000.000.
A bill but mwd tn grunt to tho fliillt‘ oi
Alain-mm {or public own the Mount Vor-
tum military hw'h‘alluii. 'i‘ln- lust lumr
w.» a5» mini in .1 din union vi a point of
bruit-r malt-xi by Mr. 5:1}‘(1‘5 ngninst nu limit
In tho tuna! :gjlid'upi’iiilixm hill.

5

The liuid Ilund ('uutraet.

Wamzaanw. iii-h. iii—Thi- illlmllion
of tho tmoury ”In inls was (“llIII‘d to tho
Mutant mud» by H-nninr Gmy to the
Maui that jun: ili‘lhi‘ to lIii‘ signing of tho
but Imam] «analmu I‘ulml Sluice ’i‘rmnur‘
of Jordan had uuiillod thi- swnetnry that
hetmlid not mntlnuclougvr tbnn tho out
day to my gold on domand for loan! ton-
den. This Mflll'lill'lli. it What said, was
minintitially mrmn. 0n Wuiuosilay omn-
Ing. Jan. :30. Kr. Jordan, in n iolnphouo
mass-sou to thatch-partmi-m. mid that ho
thought hominid hold out not ii tho follow-
Ing fiatnrday. but that the next day might
dam-talc tiw «intuition. It was lurthor said
at the dowriuwut that tho not gold coin
in the nubir-rwurii-x and nanny unit-cu on
Feb. ‘2. hm gold wrililmimi to order out-
standing, and 135,370,316, and the gold
bullion unimihtul to Iiilddlhbilh, making
that “MI (will and bullion $79,509,881.

The find indimiinua u! gvncml with—
dmu'nlo’ of gold for tho purpum- oi Intimi-
Img In "tit wrumry. tIu- trvuxut‘y uillt'luht
In], H’mimiitwi onJan. i? lost. With-
dnltvale lisrmsml rapidly until on tho
2‘th of that lilUiiIIl ilwy amounted to .7,»
Ih’lflt‘fi. tin Jan. 2“ tho first momma of
“W [manhunt nu iha- illul'ilt‘)‘ of Hill uliuw
Wm was prim-um] to mngrim, and on
tlmttiay «mr HAMXLOOU was withdrawn.
(in tho day inliuwinu tIu- withdrawals
summation tuiut‘vr (tampon, and on the
30th to mainly “moon. 'i‘ho fllliitlllfli‘fl-
mu tins: ram”! lotions ior nimibcr hum
were in prwmw was “mile on this lot of
Ftdvmry. and on the following day the
withdrawal: had ilm'nnml to “7.000.

(in the bill it wan Miortmi that a hitch
lath» wwdium had «mutual, and tho
withduwalron that any more than dou-
hktl. I’nnnoariy in thoyuur, it in mid,
ovary film had hum mode to gniiwr mid
win and erbium; it in New York and Bus-
ton. the taro principal whit-mi withdraw
all {or stripineat. and on the 8d oi Febru-

erory chiller that wold be withdrawn
may from other points had been
W to dune patina Ac shown by the
lumen given starve, the total amount of
true gold in the murmur)! in New York
was ”300.1“, and the only gumibie way
at adding to It m from the prints, whose
total calm was only almot ”00,000 per
m

w; a In an the 1mm.
On Pair. 9 the total amount of gold coin
m by tho mount «assumed by
the Maui ordinates cumming
it. andflnmwnnaent was pilo-
thti flmfihfium

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gold has not gone into the
banks is shown, it is contended, by the
hot that on Dec. 1.1894, the total amount
held by the lank- at New York was about
396,000,000, audio 30 days thereafter $88,-
000,000, or {18,000,0001eu thanon Doc. 1.
. “In conaidaring the details of the con-
tract,” say the othciais, "it should be m
membered that the treasury'was dealing
with a oommunlty more or lose 21:0in
and panicky, and that ioroignvrs (or a
long time had been diatruatlul oi Amori»
can securities and had sent large quauti
ties of them to this country to be sold.
The November bonds, purchased at in,
which rose to 119, had fallen to 114, the
latter figure showing a not loan oi overt
per cent on the prion paid by the syndhreto. "

_ The ofllclala doclnro that it was ex-
tremely diiiiuult to bloke nny bond deni-
ings at all. After trying for four days to
get a reduction in intercut, oven to 3 5-3
per cent, it was found absulutoly impossi-
ble to obtain it, and the position was to

 

delay.

VOTING IN PHILADELPHIA.

Hot Conical Over the Municipal Election
Is on Today.

PHILADELPHIA, Fab. 19,—Pbllndulphla
is today voting for a mayor, rcccivor oi
tartan, ii mcmlwrs of select council, Til
nit-minus of common council and 12 police
magistrates. The (mnpnlgn, which prac-
tically ended Saturday night, has been one
of tho hottost that this city has won for
many years. Charles F. Warwick, the
Republican candidate for mayor, has been
annulled us the creature of the famous com-
bino, or muchino, which has dominated
the city govormnont for sovcrnl yours, and
tho churgo has boon made that if hols
elect-rd the rule oi Stuto Senator Charles
A. Portor nud David Martin will continue
for {our yours more.

There is some dimension in tho Ropnb—
llcnn ranks lumusu oi the turning down
of Senator Bolus Penman after ho had been
slated for tho nomination, many of his
friends rcfusing to support Mr. Warwick.
Muny oi the lcudrrs of reform movements
in past yours hnvo opmdy ndvocntcd the
oiurtion of Mr. Warwick's opponent, ox-
Govorunr Robert E. Pattlson. and the
votes those gontlonu-n will influence, to-
gether with those oi the disalloctcd or Pon-
roso olcmcnt, will have the client, it is ex’
piloted. oi mntcrinlly cutting down the
normal Ri-publlcnn majority oi 86,000 in
possibly of wiping it out altogether.

Eli-Governor Puttison bus madoa vig-
orous campaign, and he promises in his

 

give Phlladolpbiu a nonpartisan, business
administration. ills opponcute, however,

office to make room for Democrats when
he was city (‘mnptroiicr and governor and
claim that Ili‘ will do the sumo thing it
elcctod mnyor.

 

WOMEN IN SESSION.

They Diu'ual Religious ‘l‘opim at The"
National Convention.

Wasula‘uiux, Fob. ill—Tim nntionnl
convolution of \vunuui was continued hero.
A nn‘vptiun was hold at tho Ebbltt House,
at which tho oiilcors and ex ofiicio vice
presidents of this council mooted the dclo
gum: and \‘IHIIUI‘S nttuuillug llm triennial.
Rollgion was 11x0 topic, that bud boon sci
for consideration ut tlioovvning soasiou.
It \vm dividcd into two parts—timiimt
cmirrollvd by tho National ll‘ruo Baptist
Woman‘s. hiixdnnm-y fitli‘li‘vly nud tho sec-
end by tho unliuunlcouncil lla’i'If.

Mary A. Davis, prosidont of tho Baptist
Itoclcty unnml. pn‘sidcd. During tho ilmt
part- Mn-x. ll‘muocs Slcwnrt Moshor oi Mich-
ignu spoko nu thccibicul ndjustnn'ut oi
wmnuu'a homo and Suviulngin‘ul duties,
and Emwlinn' llui‘liummw l‘hvnoy of Maine
discusaml lli‘fll'lit‘fli i‘brisiinu living.

Mrs. lmlu-llu ('ImrIi-s ll;u‘l~: of New
~Yurk, rimming m'rrinry of tho council,
road is l‘e‘lmi'i giving an obstruct oi the
Work of tin.» Handing ('Hlliilillll‘i! of tho
council in sq-curv iIH‘ rwnunillnn 0f wuili-
en in church confer-curve, Mrs. Mury Lowe
Dickiumu of Now \‘urk thou spxdic on tho
attitudcnf lbw lcmiiug n-liglous (it-numb
notions toward wmnnn’s growing service
in tho cburchos. Sbc rcvii-wod tbostcps
by which “ullii‘il hml gradually boon ud-
mlttml m such acrvluo and spoke sarcas-
ticully of tho limits still impound upon bcr
by many dmominuiions. Silo said that
tin.- l'nilurinns uud Qimkvrs aloud hml
gmntmi wand-u absolutely oqiml rights in
all church work. The Mothmiiatn had in a
law cases ordnincd women as ministom.

l-‘iro In l'litohurg.
PiTTMu'uu, l‘oh. lit—Hm “mm! the
warehouse of the Now York lllscuitcum-
puny, tho I). J . lh'x pni‘wr box («tutor-y, the
Duurnu & hivllvuino job printing estab-
liahim-nt uml :vlubt niiicva of communion
mun and nibcm, nll ivlmmuoi 1mm l’cnn
nw-iiuv. 'l'bc toinl lose will he nbuut 385.-
Oim. A portion of tho rmr wnll toll, in-
juring thm- iimncu, noun seriously.
Mrs. Mucun-gur (“Its a Divorce.
Pmmmcwum. l‘vb. iu.——A connnuni-
miion rooolvml in this city from Oshkosh,
Win, mum ibui nu ulmolulo divorce was
gmuiml lln-ru in MN. Ilulllu l: Mnrgnpm‘,
uuparniinu III'I' from llwv. llum-un Mm»
m‘i'gui‘, niviuu bur ibu cuetody of tlwir
(inlmluvrnml allowing bot to rcsumo lwr
mnliiou uumc.

Arrival of a ruinous lit. Bernard.

NEW Yum. Fob. lil.--'I'Ilulidlilm, (mm
Hill], has it Him-ii. Illntlnmliahml [)llflill‘llm‘i'
in tho coinbmii-d rough (-miiml St. Ilvrnurd
the Dukooi Lincoln, K. (i. B. it, litiiil.
Ho «runwstu iuko port in tho (lug show and
will attract print ntiom but among {unclurs
on account of bin mugniilcmit nppvnmnuo.

lam/ruck Maiden Tahoe Morphine.

'l‘llNKiiANNi’lCK, Pm, Fob. lit—Minn
him-lo Eldridm‘, iii! yours old, who Iivml
with Imr uncln, ’l‘ln'odoro Ryluor, at Mill
City, this county, committed suicide by
falling morphine. Him left a note saying
she bud bum Jilted by her lover and did
not want to live any longer.

A lint-It's Terrible Voyage.
hon non. Feb. 19. “The bark Mnurnnder.
from Mexico, has arrived at Valentin, lrc~
land, alter a terrible voyage that lasted iii
weoku. The mptoln and twu oi the crow
died on the vuyngo, and amoral mherr of
tho crow are ill.

loom-thrown rm» a Dram d
Ir Curr Fab. lit-«Tho tea :1
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”usurp... nail
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gardod as too critical to admit of longer I

letter of acceptance that if elected he will my

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Raymond & hone.
Sneeewxrs to George ii. Raymond.
Furnitum Dealers and G! noral Funeral
Directors.

to and 48 Muin Street, Norwaik. (it.
Beaidence, 8 Berkeley Place.
Telephone. 77-4.

 

 

 

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BRACE UPI DON’T LOSE COURAGEI

Your disease Is not incurable because your
physician has given you up. and you have not
received any benriit irom the modiclne you
have tried. or not any reason you cannot be
cured. We can tmitiwly cure all kinds 01
Flu. Epileptic, (You vulaiou or fipaemotic. WI
Gun kt NT“; a POSITIVE an!) PERMA-
NENT llllllh‘. IN ALL CASES. We have
cured [hour-nude. many cuties of ion standing,
and giwn up by doctors ms inrurah e. in our
"Alluii'a FilUure“ you will rind a medicine
rim inn- hover tailed to ciiect it openly cure.
“'2‘ back our guarantee with an otter oi Slut)
to any person we cannot cure. Highest bank
"ii-rennet; furnished on application.

1 qt. bottle, £3.00. :2 qt... mo.

ALLEN MEDICAL (30,,
Wnahin on and Water Rte. animhdiliaaa

LADIES

Butler-ins irom Retarded, Suppressed or Pain-
Menetruatlon and all irregularities of like
nature. will find our FEMALE PILLS an in-
fallible cure. They are entirely ante and can
alwsyabarelled upon for speedy reliei. We
are yet to hear of a case where they have
failed to produce the (haired result. A box
should be not on hand at all times to provide
for other nciee. Correspondence confidential.

B ' mai . with (all directions. securely teal-
ed, “.00 per box.

ALLEN MEDICAL 00.

Washington and Water 8th.. Boston. ’31 Inae.
n‘. y

READ GAREFULLY-

’ihis Concerns Your Personal interest

You havencelved a little book ol' PERL
ODIUALTI‘ KETS. “accomplish the pur-
so-e ior nblcbibia system of mlvcriiairg ie

eeiuned. We invite yuur-onrnedt attention and
communion.

be! no omimv r to explain vim plan [-0 you
nimy have no he: Motion in “fluid to its adop-
t on.

Plum-o bear in mind that there In no
01981189.!" )nu \vlmtu‘i r. either for TiCK‘
m or Miami-us. When you make
purclmaea of the l): [tiers whose
names nmwnr in the tit-hat book. you
rivmu‘run owns an 'rnr: Turn or run-
(EliAi‘EiiwI ivm‘otlu-no tickets at the rate of
0m: 'i‘iL'KHT tor e-zu-h TEN can: expended.

As an illuslruliun. suppose vou buy at one
giant, gt ml! to the amount of 81 illnyou leave
Ion tickets; nt lanolin-hymn- pure-heats amounts
in titty ('t‘hlh"l(‘&9t‘. live lit‘keifl: at alili annih-
or siorr your pun-haw amounts to saint—you
.i-nvo thirty-live tickets and so on in the same
pmwrtiou. Woi'olleci tin-lirkrts from each
atoroom-enweek.addall the-tickets of your
number together and croclit the Pill"? numunt
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used iIi‘ki‘lB amounting to any of
the numbers mentioned below. _u o
will mend you the com hill Hill‘K

numunt in premium. The pn-miumw nsiat
oi the aubncripiion for ONE YEAH. of on) News-
papcror Magazine, )ll‘illhilll‘ m tin-ulven
rate for tickeia unciiznny llm k you may do-
alro, in the same way. or, ii' yuu pu-fcmve or ii
send you an unit-r in irndocn any one atom
Advertising Firms for the muounl due you for
tickets met

Am. vurznn'ns mm. m: mummu’ Prams"-
iii) no am: mnmaartznu 'm m: ausowranY
ruun.

[Feetlietickelel There in no limit of time
and by using them cuntinunmiy you will re-
coive many valuable proiuiuuuztho inerchantn
willnpprn'htlti your eiioru» and we shall be
greatly obliged. May we llnd sumo at your
lli‘ku'a in our next robot-lion? Kemp wine
llckomin your inmke'lmotheu you will not

. iorgetiimn: the number or your ticket deem-

nniee yo .rtoii or members of your family to
in. up every book has n diil'oreui number no it
in not essential that you ~imuld carry thvbnok.
iicull your b mk carefully, Ill'ulit linilllxilt‘knll‘l
at once and whm you lmvo unui nll tho link-
Mu. not mmll or book lrw. m uur villi-o. Room
l. Maurizio “ilIflIIllK. Mrwnlk, or ut Nrancia di
(,‘u’n, So. N: rwnlli. whoruail main-s inr premi-
illim r-Imltlil InI loft.
Prmulmnr will be furuiubud no follows:
For l‘Ju HUI-Witt 8 .I'illprt‘ii‘illll‘il
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rump! y secure . raw. or u. Lump ts
and Labels reuintemd. 'i‘weuiy-tlve yearn ex-
perience. W: report wholhnr utent cm he
named or no , ireeoiclmr e. uriec notdul

utii patch! is allowed. : ' nxe nook Free.
I. “0le s at in,
humans ‘t. n...“ v4.0.0.

mum h»

Coughs,
Colds,
Whooping
Cough,
Sorcncss of
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Very Intuit in islce. Sale and educ-
va. Cum colds In one dsy.

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0n the Beautiful new sleatnahipa oi .

OLD DOMINION [III

A i‘iardlng Rest and Recreation.

 
 

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These tripofiare ideal,"as a considerable pal
tion is made through the quiet waters of the
famous Hampton Boudoand Potomac River
and there la Illtle likelihood of aeaaickneu.

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

Also tickets on sire. with privilege of going
or returning by rail.

Write for particulars, these and other it _
lightiul trips to

Old Dominion steamship Company.
Pier 26. North River, New York.

 
 

flc Mane nor.

 
 

W. L. Guiliandeu. Vice-President and Trai-
d12 6m
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\VBEN IN WANT OF

CANNEEIGDIIDS

come right here. You can depend on it that
you cannot get better or cheaper elsewhere.

Our Wilict Corn has won praise treat every-
body who baa tried it. 80 ca . cash.

Brands oi To-
matoes have a good ireeh tier 1-, and are very
solid packed. Sccan.caeh. I\

Pumpkin, Dc; 3 for 25¢. ‘
Dudley Pumpkin. We.
Plume. 180.

Peaches. 18c.

Johnson Bahama Pineapple. A small

only. Sella wholesale, 180: our pricet 180. Va
fine. ‘.

Peas, Maroiat, So can.

Peas, Early June. 8c can.

Peas, Sweet Gem brand. We.
Above are cash prices.
Anything in this list you want.
Hubbard Squash, cheap at 20 lb.
Nice Fresh Parsnipa, 2 lbs. 6c.
Boots, 2 qts 50.

Carrots, 86c bbl.; 2c lb.

imported German Cabbage, very thad
1°C to 180. ‘ ‘

Good Small Potatoes. 50¢ bushel: 15c peck-
Sweet Pointers. 10c qt.

Largoimlian Prunes; tart. Grown in Or
gon, lilo lb.

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