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In» a practising physician at many
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W. T. Bantord.8tationAgentot leop-
er. Clarion, 09., Pa., writes: 1 can recom-
One Ilinute Cough Cure as the best
leverussd. It gave instant reliel and s
quicken". G. A. Gregory a Co. and
G. C. Bunsen.
Nether of local attertatnmeats of all
blade :0th an admission to charged,
and noticesealculated to promote private
interests, accept where an udwtirernent
dmwh advertising mutants,
are chargedlor at regular rules. 10 seats
a line.
J. A. Richardson, oi thlerson City
Mo, chiel enrolling force thirty-eighth
generaiessemhly of Missouri, writes: I
wish to testily to the merits at One Itin-
ute Cough Cure. When other recalled
cures tailed.l obtained almost instant
relielanda speedy care by the use of
One Minute Cough Cure. 6. A. Gregory
s: Co. and G C Btillson.
Thosewho never read the advertise
manta in their newspapers min more
than they presume. Johnathan Kaol-
aon. of Boian, Worth Co..Iowa, who had
been troubled with rheumatism in hh
back. arms and shoulders, read an item
4
man citizen ,0! Ft. lladison had been
cured. Be procured the same medicine,
and to use his own words: “it cured
me right up." xfle also says: “A neigh-
bor and his trip a were both sick in bed
with rheumatism. Their boy was over
to my house and said they were so bad
he had to do the cooking. I told him oi
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and how it bad
cured me; he not a bottle and it cured
them up in a week.” 50 cent bottles for
"l? '0 1.99%!!!2'hflBEEL
De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve cures
soalds, burns, indolent sores and never
tails to cure piles. (i. A. Gregory it Co.
and (i. C Stillman.
Our better halves say they could not
keep house without Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. it is need in more than hell
the homes to Dude. Sims Bros" Leeds.
lows. This-hows the esteem in which
that remedy is held where it has been
sold for years and is well known. Hotb-
ers have learned that there i nothing so
good tor colds, croup and whooping
cough; that it cures theseailmentaquichly
and permanently, and that it is pleasant
and sale ior children to take. 25 and 50
cent bottles for sale by G. C. Stillsoo,
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Oar patrons will find DeWut‘e Little
Early Risers a sale and reliable remedy
tor constipation. dyspepsia and liver
com ate 6. A. a Ca. and
6' ‘3me .W W
it will he an agresebtesurprise to per-
sons subject to attacks of hilious colic to
learn that prompt relief may be had by
taking Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhrm Remedy. in many instances
thenttack may be prevented by taling
this remedy as soon as the first symptoms
of the disease appear. 25 and 50 cent
bottles tor sale by 0 U.8uliaon.druggist.
ll
ulna Sunni. has the largest circula-
t .
Blah Headache. constipation and in-
digestion are quickly cured by DeWitt's
Little Early Risers. the famous little
ll. 0. A. Gregory & Co.,and(i C.
term.
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um 2MB some mart
out-ts Bad not me- MN up to?“
NJ.“ For the Delay In Burns.
a» Ultimatum rm upload-.11....
dens needy te trap the Neighbor.
061nm). Nicaragua. April“ ill—Th;
garrison ls drilling wastantly. The Brit-
ish have not lauded.
‘ Artillery has been placed in position
down town so as to insure. in onto or the
landing at an armed British force. that
the lives and property of natives and tar-
eigners shell be respected.
The excitement has cooled liomowhat,
General Rivas of Moatwito amt lama ar-
rived with 800 soldiers.
When drill calla wero heard on Friday
morning, followed by the lowering of bout-u
from the Ilritirh warships. all liollui'ud an
attack was about to he made.
Business houses were alumni. and a crowd
collected on the beach. llut tho upnctutors
were only treated to a magnificent humou-
vor drill by tho ellipa uudcr command at
Admiral Stephenson.
It is now rumored that resettlement wil
be made, and that the ships will soon
lchu.
Leos. Nicaraitua. April Bit-Tho troops
are ordered to be ready to march on an
hour's notice.
A somloilh-lul telegram from Managua;
, I
. says the [zovormuoub is randy to pay the;[
monoy England ask». but objects to ruak~‘
lug thc uprdngy dunnmlcd. A telegram to
that ollcct is sold to bare boon sent to ‘
England. l
MANAGI'A, Nicaragua. A prll 27.-—'i'be
government found that tho promlsos ol
aid from other (‘ontral American coun-
trim in cane of trouble with England ware
Worthlcas with the exception of that oi
Honduras. 'i'hat country is ready to help.
An American float in expected at Cot‘lu
to anxiously. The town is Wilm‘lul, ul-
thouuh the British warships appoar to be
getting everything in readiness to land
troops it necessary.
Dr. Guzman In the lurk.
Wasmso'rou, April 27,—l'p to an early
hour this rimming Dr. Guzman. the Nica-
raguan minister. had not received any
dispatches from his government indicating
what, it anything. has tramplred in con-
noctlun with tho llritlsh ultimatum.
A tllilormce of opinion exists in diplo-
matlccirr ica as to the precise limo at which
the ultimatum oxpiros. some. [act-suns bold~
ing to tho lwiioi that it expired on 'i'hnrs-
day night at midnight. whilu others who
tend that midnight on Friday markml thr .
limit. Flour the cabins llI'rt‘llllter rruoit'ud‘
by ilr. liuzuum in: is of tho opinion that
the limit of than was up at midnight on
Thursday. but. in the alumni of any lute-t
news he thinks that sumo uddilluiml iimt‘
—piubably 2i hours—has born urnmml tc
Nirumguu within which to lllltkl' an MP
awor. lie is. hou'vwr. in line dark (1-: u;
what really lliti m . urred.
Thu mini-slur aroma m bulb-Vb the mat-
ter will llu actIlv-I. but in what mamm
and on what tcruis bu does not advance an
opinion.
llurierl by a fascia.
Cisr'tsmn. April ZZZ—At Ludlmv.
Ky.. near the i’ullmun car works. live men
were slim-cling hand at the bottom of a
penicnriiculnr bank 60 {out high. 'l'wu oi
the men diarm‘t-rcd tho bank yielding m
the top, alarmed their mmpaniuns um!
barely uli'llpvll tizumaclvcs. The other line:
wemliuricd in tiny mud. 'i'wnhuudrmi
owratit'ca in tho l’ullman shops joined in
tho rescue of tiurir bodice. Iiourgv Wil-
bvrs wan rlmvll tnkvu out allm. .lumt
l’llr-gcr Wire taken out dead. 'l'liu iuuly oi
l’rud School has not been rwovvrcd,
l'ire ltrnriwtl llynnmite.
i.un.t\~l'nm, ind. April 27.-.\'ont
lira“ l‘rrok lllv hi5; barn nI’ llru:uuu~l iiuue‘
was out on fire by an unknown person mu:
mnupiutoly dI-aIrI-yod. Fawn burrow~ \vvrr
crmuutcd. .\ granary near by, in whirl
sun-u pour“. nl Ilynumilv um a'urod. .‘lln’li
caught tire. and tho r-xplm-mu whivh ru
s‘tlltrti tit'umlislmi llll tho lllllltiiilgi on till
prmnlsrat and «humorously Wulllltli‘tl Mr.
Hans and bi» wile.
killrd Ilia Iliagrracrd “’ilr'.
Llua, 0.. .‘Iprzl :7 ~.lulm i'cerilr
allot and Lillrd lllri wilr in Sidney. .‘lra.
l'crkpiio mu 2. urrostcd in mmpuuy mil.
at-t'rrni turn and evidenced in i. duys‘ im»
priorimnrm. l‘vrlqulv utllt-d In tho jml ll
pay her bar and rolling hill with (mild
hora pulls-d n rvvnln-r and abut lu'l‘ dead.
i’orltpliu cramped, but a big mob is in mm
suit.
Lord Similar Alter ltrt'enge.
.‘AV i’IJAM m u, April L“..~~im~d.‘~‘hullr
lhmglnee. sun of Jim Mar-pm ul' (pit-ens
luvrry. urrirud horn ll'l-lll ihtlmrslluld mow
I'tliy tu run-lull llu- iil‘ll'mh mmul mm
Illt‘allli u! h'll""fi~ in: his gdv mum im' id:-
acrwl for limmztg‘ ilv ilw'lmt'd in ho ln~
it'rt'ln wotl Mill ast‘rdximl llil' pr'mrllml litllt’ll'l
tolling rcluge will: lxlriula amuse Ilu: bay
The Autumn- “’ua lirurttnl.
iiilmt imw. Mr . April 2'. -—'l ho threat
”It‘ll ririlw of him 15.15“” tilu‘l‘ltill’t it ill lllt
Lamina and l’cppvhll r'utlwn mill»- wm
uvo rtrd wiwu :tt'ulupr-nmw u. wumrul lm
twwn :iu- nulwiz'vmvui and Jim upvrutlwr
wan mu lml “hm-Ii): llwmlimn-mn wmm
domntmul in lo numb-nu May 1 will in
mode on door I,
New \‘urlt Mercury fluid.
NEW \‘llllli. .‘lll’ll 2:7.~'i‘lm Sow Yuri;
)lrtrrtlry hon lll‘t’ll mllll tun ui‘mlimtu. Thu
2 tilting close.
irnualrr puplr- u rm sluuwl ymloribry. 'l'hr
permunrl oi Ilw mmpuuy has but hit horn
dlnclnscd. but it is rmuuml that the policy
at the perm on the liuuurlal laauu mil be
changed (rum pro to atriiailvrr.
lower tins tlvrreomee Hotel (inc-eta.
. Vittammuui. Pa. April cit—mm"
unsat- in the Huvlalrholol. l‘iltsttm, won
ovemurno by sewer use. Tim on.» would
form a broken film In a menu crmvtttiou
and entered tho almpiuu rooms. i’byai'
clone natural Ibo vutims.
Thirteen allot-re lulled.
Elvisuumsu. A; r% 27.«--An explosion ot
the damp tuuit plum In a wlihvry at Don-
ay. nmr Htiriinn. while 177 men wort
worklugin the pit. 'l'hlrlmm oi the num-
ber wore hillud. and scrotal were hurt.
its. and... u... iii-assured».
Clarissa". April emu-ling Hollidny.
renter floldur nI' Ihe Cincinnati inschali
club. in seriously emu-ted with appendi»
rttla
n-CJ’VQrIQLTLlLi-itr-e.
more. April t7.-'t'he Date of or
In“. while hunting. tell from Ill m
OLSEN.
t
filtering ens oi his tags.
3
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at. and. m.
house wardhrauiht" to an ex-
‘ Altar my aunts hills on
second reading had been diapered of Ir.
Hours oi Charlat- sprung a motion that
the vote he reconeidered by which the Ma-
Quown bill was hlilod last Monday. The
measure provides that sohoolbooira shall
not he changed olteaer than live ears alt
er they have been adopted. Mr. trees at
Berks appealed to the house to vote down
the motion. lie said the bill had been dew
tented once. and it ouuht not to be taken
up again. The motion was adopted by a.
viva vnoe vote. Mr. North demanded a
roll oall. which showed 64 year and is
hays.
Then the opponents of the hill demand-
ed the reading of the roll. When the clerk
had finished. Mr. ilerzog culled the atten-
tion of the speaker pro tem. (Mr. Coch-
rnne of Armstrong) to the tact that
Meters. Rlohoy. Rhodes and several other
members were room-dud as having voted
in tho allirruatlve when they were not in
the chambor. Several othor member-a arose
to a abortion of privilege and eluted that
their absent colleagues were recorded.
Mr. Coubruuu stated that he would not
recognize duy other members who arose to
a question oi privilege. ills decision was
greeted with Menus and faint applause.
Immediately Spankcr Walton stopped on
the platform, and the confusion partly
suhaldod. Membors crowded around the
desk to protest against the ruling of the
speaker pro tom. A motion to adjourn
was oilorod and carried.
Wuhan
“TEMPTED,” SAYS SEELY.
The Default" "ears of the Stealinxs'ot
llia llr-other-in-iaw.
NEW YORK. April ill—Sumac! 0. Sec-
ly, the defaulting bookkeeper who stole '
3354.000 from tho ”National :r'boc and
Leather bank. rocelvcd a visit in the
Kings County penitentiary from his law-
yer, Frank W. Angel. He told Soely that
his brother-in-lnw, Samuel E. Aymur. also
a bookkooper oi the same bunk. had stolen
820,000 of the bank's money and was In
Ludlow Street jail awaiting tho notion of
the federal grand jury in his case.
“i can hardly boliuvo this to ho true.”
replied Sooly. " lie was the vary last one
In the bank lshould have suspected of any
wrong. "
Then he inquirod, "When did Aymar
begin to tako money from the bunk?”
“About lb years ago, " was tho reply.
”Now i understand it all,” said Seoly.
"That was about tho limo Mr. Nelson
was discharged from tho book. it shows
what tempultllm tho bank's oilioora placed
right in our way by tho poor c-cunomy on
their part in discharging tho chuck ll‘ilfltli'
clurk. Tho bank olllcluls thought they
cuulthliuponso with his SUM‘ltll‘ti and thus
saw tho expenses of lilii salary. "
MOB AFTER TRAMPS.
Farmers-With Itlmnllumuds and (lune (litan-
inz Two llrutes.
ANDBIEON, llul., April 27.-—-A mob oi
flooiarmcrs and cllllvill of lngalls. with
blmuliwunds and guns. am In pursuit oi
two trumps who fatally injured Mrs. Wll.
llnlll iiumoa Whilo she was gathering
lioworn in a grow they attacked and stab-
bed hor twiov. Silo was thrown into the
collar, hall filled with wntor. which so rc-
vivod her that she was able to crawl up
tho steps. whom she was lound by persons
who saw the tramps running from the
house.
Sheriff Starr has none to lngalls to pro
vent n lynching it tho trmupa arc caught.
All trumps found hum uro nrrostcd and
will be bold {or investigation.
The ‘ltl: “'orsted “'orkcra‘ Strike.
l’llili‘llll-ISI‘E, April :37.—’l‘ho attempt at
tho munnmmwut of tho l’ruvidonco and
National \Vnrstud Manufacturing company
to oporato its factories ultor having been
couuwllcd to shut down on account oi a
strike of tho wrawrs ornpluyod by them
failed. Nearly all tboothvr dvmrtmcnts
joined the wontors. and work was Stil-ipillitl-
ed. The strikora now numbvr 1,500. and
1.000 "mm arc idlu on account of the cut
down.
t‘ur's “other Injured.
ST. l’li‘l'lLIIM‘J Ina. April 27.~Tho dow-
ngor I'illill‘t‘r-fl til Russia that with a slight
rtvvidrnt “bile amending in (lmclvvutot
ui’ tlivl’itvliknpl pnluI-u, 5hr luidly bruised
hor hilt‘l and unhlu. 'l‘hu (war. when l\(
heard of tho uwidcut. (‘llllttl in from Thur
Ilium-Solo, bla hillllllllll' residuum. in urdut
to am his mnthor uud loqul that tho wound
on her loot mu improving.
lltul Negro Lynolwd.
Si‘uisunmu, Ky. Aprll ill—Hour“:
Buy, a dlarI-putublo arm-o. was banned
nuar .lvnsoulnu. sown rnllos from hero, by
whlto cups. Sumo limo auu lluy was or
dared to lwu-o tho mnntry and tukvn from
hla homo and unnwrollully willptlcd. “i
paid no attention to tho order»: and con
tluuod his acts oi lawlcasucsu.
l’ope Wants to (‘onvert damn.
Rona. April 'JT.-'I‘hr pupa liltll Instruct.
ed tho unriprcuutlon at tho propaganda llde
to prupuro a now plan for tho convention
of Japan. 'l‘ho pupa lmpm to outer iutc
diploumlin rolulluua with the iulkndo and
to ontoblluh a now mlmdou.
'l‘r‘n Mm lit-owned.
llAl.'I‘I\tnIll‘.. Aprl 1:7. —«.\ report ooum
from iiurimiu'u Wlmrl. Middlrmnr county,
Vim. that dmluuu storm on tho liuppulmu-
mick Ion lilt'll'lel) whllo and eight color
ed-—wuro drou lml.
A Marine Found .ttdrdored.
Num'mw. ll. l.. April M —-'i'bo body or
v t t
Patrick Connolly, a marina from the train-
lna Motion. was found floating in the hen
hor bearing marks of violation. and foul
play is ruspoolod.
on..." a"... nurse.
litmus. N. J.. April tin—notion
Carson. a well known Democratic politio
clan. living at Crawford's Corners. was
luddenly attached and killed by a pet
lira. I'm-dell May Recover.
Bounty-rows. N. J.. April nit—Mrs.
Parnell‘a condition is reported as much
improved. and Dr. w. it flhlpps has great-
er hopes at her recovery.
laugh.“ out Passed.
horror. Aprll ll?.--'i‘ho house passed
the bill to prohibit the manufacture and
this at alteration.
lists-rt Taw- ta Ashes.
Varnetta. Ma. April 91. ~Ourryville
“glam”. was almost totally destroyed
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stance. It issharmless substitute for
Pflexoric. Drops. Soothing amps.
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty yeart’ use by
millions of Iothert. Oastoria is the
Children's Panacea—the [others
Friend.
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For Infinite and Children.
Do not be imposed upon. but insist upon
having Castoria. and see that the l'ac-simil'e
signature of
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iect ourselves and the public at all hazards.
Tun Consort Company. 77 Murray 6L, NLY.
“milligr-
Caveats. and Trade-Marks obtained and :11pr
cut lumrszs mndlu ml for Mobtll‘l’t flu;
Oua Orrtc: i5 Ovroslr: U. S. Partur (”not
and we ITr'llltil‘I are pitiful :0 its: lune than thou:
remote lrmn \Vaahlnglrvn.
Send model. drawing or photo., with ell-strip.
lion. We flllVIhc. if patrntable or nut, tree at
charge. Our ice not duo till p mm: is a: Lurcd.
I Paranwur, “ ”my to Obtain l'a'rnta,” with
cost oi same. In the U. S. and lm’ugn countries
gull! tree. Adqu,
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Rana llama!) ram.
Sire KentnclEIWllltes. No. “Mitt-cord 2:21 .
Dam Argo. by ectloneer. No 12:». Service. ‘
nv um, 3,254.
Ration» 2:19“.
Sire Baron Wilhex No. this. Dam Carrie
Wilkes by our... W'lk \‘o. m. «m
as a. a. 1-1. ianWUlD .ln. °°‘
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Reasons why you should buy it
in preference to any other.
(1). Because this firm have long an-
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the best Furniture that can be pro-
duced. both in medium and finest
grades: (2). Because their assortments
are unequalled; (8). Because their pricea
are the lowest at which goods of stand.
ard quality can be sold.
Latest productions la main. Mint. bedroom.
Parlor, [Ir-wing Room. Library and llnll furni-
lnrb—-V>netlun ( arm! Furniture—otiovolflfl tn
impound l-urnltun--—-\Vhlte and Gold luamakd
“trillion—Enameled and Brass Bedateada—
Innlhh limv Brdateads I73 path-ms); Iaple nod
Bamboo l‘umlturh—ilesttul laay chain and lelp
tear—amomuc and llIIItaN ilosm Furniture—-
Everything (or elty or country homes—omit
spacious noon—Ail prices in plain “an
R. J. HORNER &. 00.,
Furniture lahera and Importera.
til-65 \Vest 23d St., N. Y.
maintain. luau linseed
llmar I Co‘s establishments one at the “I.
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according to directions.
YOUR Dacron prescribeuimllar ior.
Wmumcve dayetthle
time of the year.
TABLET
Separate es
lorm. Nos. 1. Constipation; a.
Parogoric; 3. Diarrhoea; t~ COUOH. Canny,
etc. 5 5. Headache (sure relief): 6. Barn-
ale; 1. sons: 'i‘uuoarat. impure Bl ‘lli
Tonlc- m. Nervous Dehillty; n. Col.”
The linen: to. Sun Cholera mature.
Single Remedies. 25 CENTS. Hardwood
case of twelve. 81.00. None genuine will»
out the word “HOME."
Ianulaohrredhy'flli MOIETABLEWO..MVsrh.
Fortale-hy R- H. Pleisted. All Waehl ‘
‘Btreet. south Norwslh; John A. Rizal. ll
Maia street. Norwaik. Court. (1301!:
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55 $0. Milli Si. 80. llllllWiill.
Practice Limited to Diseases‘ofWomen
Oltloe hours. Mondays and Thursdays. 8 to
n m. n21 ly
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PHYSIBMH Mlll' SURGEON.
Mice and residence, corner.ilain and
Marshall streets. former olilce of
Dr Parties.
(Wino hours till ill a. m .1 to 3. 6 in ii g 3m
bar. a. DUiVlORTIER,
PHYSICIAN till SURGEON. '
Dulce hours until 9 a. m.. 23» 3 and 'l to 8 p.
m. 56 South Main street. South Norwallt.
BPBICET DEUTSCH. PABLE FRANOAIS
”ARLA l’l'ALlANO :31 3
DR. F. W. DARMER
80'5“” DENTIST.
Teeth Filled and Extracted without pain.
Sets of Teeth on lied Rubber from
——-_
Artificial Teeth without: Plates.
(Crown anIIZBrIdue Work.)
Teeth Extracted l'alniessly, 600
Amalgam Fillings, 500
Platinum l‘ilIings, 75c up
Gold Fillings, $1.00 up
All work at reasonable charges and guaran-
Omrm open cheningsiuntll 8 p. In.
No. ‘2 WASHINGTON 8TBEI‘I'.
Over Post Chloe. South liorwalk.
125 in
Physician lill Women!
llllS. nil. ii. i. Gllllillllil
Can heooneulted at her office.
from to a. m. to ‘l p. m. any day exceotSunday.
The Dortorls a regular pl: lclaa and for
the t sixteen years has mar e the DlSEASH
of OMEN a sperialt. Ladies cluttering
from any dtmrult incl ant to the sex can
eonsuitl r. iinlllor In the strictest confide
Iind with the assurance of receiving the In
rkiill‘ul and scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine Home care
'urniahed for confinement cases. Terms mod-
erate. All letters nrnmutlv replied "1's 'l'n;
flame: new n
Will PAPER I. ..
. cheap
when
bought at our store that you
should not have soiled walls.
If you want us to hang it we
will furnish you the best paper
hangers at the same price that
you Will pay for cheap work-
men. We will guarantee every
roll of paper our men hang.
W” “' MIXED PAINT
iingthc best
ever made, any ounce of which
is strictly pure material. You
can get it in any quantaly you
wish from half plate to gallons.
We carry the largest line of
Arlisls’ Materials in the city,
and do a gonrrai Painting and
Paper Hanging business.
errmhcr the name and lo-
cation.
l. H. DECKER,
19 ill it 19 19-
llashinslon 81.. So. llomli. CI.
J o Juuuns”
Pun Hangar, talciminudainlu
And dealer in ‘
litll Papa and toilets.
illorth lain street. flonth Norwalh.
Sample bouts oitaliiine latest at Isa at
Pap-mfilorrlers enduitl‘l; wing-:- in to
W or ll 0 0. a
letirnatas emu,
WAGONS.
mules. Phaeton. lithium?-
chemist. turtles. tit.
Ctr-Ices to Suit All.‘
oau. arm are rare. .
142 Broad St. Bridgeport Bean. 1'
Henry Tilly.
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