M ,
. :“7; . eta at Louisville.
I new
' m1
[is has Invert-It. While flop-lusty
cuss-sores. a» flaking an am
Mild Will DI! II III. I.“ “WA
W om 0mm
Loursvrua, June tic—Tire administra—
tion and Secretary Cariislc were certainly
favorites in the Democratic state souven-
tion here. The silveritsa went into the
district meetings in the morning and into
‘ the convention at noon with confidence.
In the district meetings they were beaten
‘ltol. Thoyclaimedtoutol thalldis-
trict members of the committee on resolu-
tions, but the administration men claim
that the committee stood 8 to it originally
against free silver, and as completed 0
to
from meal at 1'
RELIABLE SIX PEII
GENT. SECURITIES
ann
ALL mm mos.
Has been blind, when properly
spared with milk, superior to
all the specially prepared “paell-
sgstoods,”atetitheoi theorist.
vans are. noose .
0:3 gunman
raccoon-run , . vi,‘ . __ _
4‘3““ 0’ 1 ' .- {ammflt‘lll’t
on n. sun, .. W
sat noun
is
1. M Building. Norwalk.
of the Bug)“. ‘-
' The complexion of this committee could
not have been changed by the appoint-
ment of both members at large from the
silverites, but when Judge William Beck-
ner, as temporary chairman, divided the
members at large. giving one of the two
to each side, the silver men felt that they
had been outclassed, although they would
not confess to being outnumbered.
They claimed a victory in the election
of 1300an over Stone. but after the for.
mer divldod the appointments equally on
all the committees and announced his eon-
servative views no claims were made on
him. Stone would have appointed only
sound money men on the committees.
Judge Bockncr is a sound money, man,
but favored General Hardin for governor.
Although General Hardin favors froo
coinage, he has been Muipurtwl through-
out by many who insist on a round mon-
ey platform for him.
The feature of the day Will-i thr- defeat
in his homo district of Senator .i. C. 5.
Blackburn for member of the committee
on resolutio by Professor Arthur Yea»
am this on t s ha
wit
igu- vs gmllk‘.
morta
and"
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l 1’]. I! “ELM" lid). of
km . .. i been do
a” r'zb'a nougish'ing of I’llfaantay.
w com Insects."
Send for Booklet containing valu-
able rwcelpta and opinions of noted
physicians and chemists.
Always Ask For “Franklin Mills’."
All Leading Grocers Sell It.
rm. an: Election. r. r.
W
JACOB - M. LAYTON
Firs. liis'anrl incident insurance
Bill ESTATE lilii llliliSE’llltllT
Octal flies-skip Tickets neutron
Drafts heals N its an
s'i'om held. oases ammo Place.
sus"1'noooruh obtained and all PM
”m“ I" 3":"3’" 535‘ as
. 1
Dom:§i9e'p'&.ennt‘m less blatant! .l'ou
. 30531::firor photo with descrip-
. w. visa. If patentablc'br not, free of
~ Dar [es not due till rent is secured.
mm, “How to rain Parents." with
main tbsU.S.andfcrtigncountrm
' gar a man 0 pronounced gold standard
. Aasuow & co. ;‘m Page“: fim": views, but who has dovotul his time to
”van Omcg, Ugfipn'ovop' g, c, m." college work and not to politics.
Senator Blackburn aspired to the chair-
manship of this omnmittro and expected
to have a majority of its members with
him for free coinage and against Clove-
land and Carlislc. When Blackburn was
defeated in the Sow-nth district. it was as-
certainod that the Hardin men did not
want to be r'mlntrriiser'd by his appoint-
ment as one of the rnorulwrs at large, and
then Mr. W. 'l‘. Ellie of the Second dis-
trirt ull'orr-d Senator Blackburn his proxy.
Objections were raised in the mni‘r-n-
tion on the annouur-vmom of lilar-kburn's
name for the committee from tho Second
district. and no further efforts in that di-
rection wrro lllfltli'.
TON POINT
South Norwalk. Conn.
The most charming summerresort on Long Island Sound.
The Convention Deadlocked.
Nilnvruus till:liul‘_\' nautiun- \\'rrr‘ in
dulgvd in, tho l‘iny nu-n wanting an ml-
jmil'lillu‘nt. As iiI'illlrr lb" t'nlninllh-r‘ nil
credentials nor the nm- on ruwlutium was
ready to report. t!ri~ iilibnan-ring was kept
up for over iw-u hours with rum-h disturb-
ance. The committee on n».ulutiun:r \“lti
General Attractions. _ p
' rrport awaiting the outmrm-nf tln- on-
w“ . . . rh-ntiais conunittw. which was fighting
/ £16” facility for DIOVidlng for large excurswns. m‘or contents among the duh-gator; frmn
list class accOmmodations for boarders.
Louisville and Newport.
, _ _ . Senator Lindsay prepared thr- majority
Prof. Smythe’s orchestra furnishes “111310 In the dancrng report on resolutions, whirh embraced
' ' ' the strong honest moan-y plan and indurs
”mu my. , , t‘ll Cleveland and ('arlislv by nnnw for
. The “Mlonfi this Week are “W 24th. St. John’s German their llnnnolnl policy and mlrninistrnrinns.
Luth. church, New York; 25th, prle Street, Prosb. church, I‘ “W ”W“ “’ " ”' ”“' ‘3 ““‘“‘“‘"“ ""
Brooklyn; 26th, St. Peter’s German Ev. Luth. church, New York;
filth. North N. Y. M. E. church; 28th Simpson M. E. church, New
York; 29th Calvary Baptist church, New York.
the r-ornmltivo. .
'l'hr-n- Wr-ro two minorin reports—«inc
signed by lihou and Hill~ fur llw frw min-
ngo of silver at M to l and ”iv utlu-r aim
ply roailirrning the platform nf law, sign-
ed by i'lnrdy and l'uultrr.
Thorowns intr-nsv Ir‘r‘llllg Ill'l'llll‘ii' the
fight between llu' Hardin and Hay llll'll
on seating duh-gain in tho l’tlllllllilft't‘ on
credentials dolnyrd fllr' rr-mluriuns and tho
llrfl‘i'l‘llillflh of rho r‘unVrnf'lr-li. hut noth-
Ill}: r'nuld be Iiultoinu’unl im‘lliinlilig busi-
nvsa. Sou-ml humlrml motions to adjourn
WM‘!‘ yum-d down. and llir' runwntion nu
mulur-d waiting. although lln- r‘ummith‘o
on r'ri-dvnflah or ii p. m, :rnnounr-ml it
could not rrpul‘l till nth-r midnight.
.“nator Lindsay and i‘huirnmn ill-rry
"raised in rr-pnrt tha- I'i‘milillluilfi or do
anything till the rr-purr on i'l’i'lli'lllllllfi
came in.
The r'onn‘nlt'vo on r‘rr'rlr'ni inls rinsed up
shortly waul’r- midnight and rr-purlml in
favor of the Hardin doll-gun's in Lorri»
ville and at Newport. when tbr- scones of
disorder had a slight. surlpvllfiiull.
Win-n the Clay rnru oin'rrd a minority
report, on r'rr'domlals'. another lively ism-no
was begun. with the usual liltiilillin for
ruijournnwnr.
’l‘bv ("lay run-n bad rout forall “Iii-it'lb
toes. Sum:- arrival in than in \‘uii' ltllt'l“
midnight on dilutnry lillrilulin‘. with a
view to waiting for other mnunmlm-vm
today. The r'rrllitlrlr‘l‘nliul) of the two rr'r
ports on rrvdontlais was pending at l a.
m., with little prue‘pr'r‘i r-f i‘nllr‘lilninn.
lib-antimi- no min-r Iiiielllr'anr'lllllll be
brought up. and tho mnnnitrm- on rom-
lutinnn rofuwd in givo out any of the
three rormrta that are ready for prownin~
lion. nlulwhir'h rn-pnrt tho- \‘irwu of file
rrrtlam‘i'uilt‘m and nilvr'rilr-s as Well (In of
the gold minority. The in t nanwd barn
no doubt. of iiwir Milli/z; ermvr-uifl'tho
iinln Point improvement Company. Owners and Proprietors.
J. FINKENSTEIN, General Manager.
.1. IIIIMMENBING WEllNESllAY, IIINE I2.
The New Passenger Steamer.
“ ,AVORITE.”
I "II I'm!
mandala—“iv tuna.-
v'w ’
lilill till")! BETWEEN SillITil lilillllilli Mill TIEW inn.
. r FARE—smelt, 40c; EXCURSION; 70c.
rim-u at 7:15 a. m. Thursday. June ill.
attest. at on p. m'. (Saturdays. 2m p.
D. I.)
k lea N w York. Monday.
for ”Kala". Thouradnay and Saturday at 5.00 v. m.
lxhnfliflmm
rnruur
Ell "FAVIIRITE."
.nuu'rmrii'on, L. r,.
NDAY, JUNE ’30.
heave South Norwalk. 2:00 p. m. ; leave Huntingtongizoo p.
" on tickets. trio.
xnurinn in (lone Island
.T
‘ M I
3-. T
all
m.) Loaves [East dist'latrsei. at
Wednesday and Friday at
Freight received
adoption of the nmjnrily rpori as won as
the contents are with“.
/
, .
, is llnnkrmlla’liiot Machine.
lt’or‘. ilmrrzrrybmo 2“.»—~-lnsrpb Sharp
was mind born by Iivputy l‘niml
“into Marsh la liardwvll and Show on
tho charge of panning spurious money.
Sharp played slot. nuwhino in Thomas
lifetiraw's saloon with washers. winning
many ('"lgd'ra.
d!
r'l'l
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An Invalid shoots Himself.
Marvin. N. Y.. .Iimo film—Manley Gay»
ford. a pmmlnont resident of this village.
committed suicide by shaming. Mr. (icy-
lord had been confined to his bed for more
time suffering from mmlysls. and in a
delirious armil fired the fatal shot.
A Stay for Cherokee Bill.
Four Sifi'l’ll. Aria. Juno 2d.»l‘.hr'rokr-c
Bill warrant banged bore. a stay of «swu-
tion having been granted pending his ap-
pool to the supreme ronrt of the United
States. »
Ilsa Mgr. O'Connell Resigned?
1.0mm. Jam- 2il.——~Tho mmmprmrlent
of The Chronicle at Home telegraphs that
it is rumored that Mgr. O'Connell has re-
med the rootershipol the American col-
r
W
Pitts ......
‘ .mg Iron w am
humor-nod from Newmarket. where he
5'
battle. and lira. Hugh J. Grant of News
York as his guests.
left yesterday for Switzerland to spend a
few weeks. While at Newmarket. Mr.
ed not to rao‘a“ them at present. He said: ’
as on the turf in its present condition.
Our American
dry, solid earth. and the risk is too great.
I expect to run one or two horses at the
most interested at the present moment
the Dublin fair during the horse show
an American sulky. and I believe he
stands a good chance of winning." .
time. At Limerick, on the day he arrlv»
ed, the mayor invited him to be his guest
at the Garryovwn fair, over which Lady
the stall with her ladyship for some time.
to America.
the estate near Limerick which he intend-
ed to ormvort into a stud farm. though hit
Would not buy it if he could get it for a
on. "but have not made any arrangolnontn
been m Saturday and where in
Mr. and Mrs. Grant 3'
Orokovsnwallhishorsostrledand decid
"I would as soon run horsemen asphalt
horses are unsuited to tht
Bd of July meeting at Newmarket. I am
in my trottcr Shy Wilkes, which I brought
from Uchdeld. I have caused him for
week in August. He will be driven to:
Reopening the recent. trip to Ireland,
Mr. Crokor said he had had a delightful
Dnnrnvon presided. Mr. kacr stmd at
The latter spoke about her delightful visit
Mr. Crokor has decided not to purchase
brother had almost concluded thoncgo-
tiationa for the purchase. He said hi:
song. for he dlswvoml that the purchase
would mean the eviction of poor tenants.
When the place was sold, they Would be
likely to be thrown out.
"I may Ii'lliit'it place," Mr. Crolrr-r went
and shall not ilt't‘ltll' until 1 return to Iro—
iand in August. With all the delight of
my visit to Ireland, it was not without its"
and side. I found great distrcroa among
the pwasantry. They simply cannot make
the rent. and their prospects are not
bright. ltflis hoartrontllng to are the con:
dition of some of those prun- people. The
younger ones are emigrating wherever
they can, leaving the old ones behind.
Owing to the bad times in America. little
money is being sent back to Ireland."
Mr. (‘vrnkvr was her-- shown the New
Yuri: papers which told of thr- success he
was making in society.
”You," mid Mr. t‘rokr-r. “l am getting
to be as great a tl'll drinker as my friend
Senator Murphy is in Washington during
lhr weird N'llsfllll. l am trying to got- him
(nor born to accompany liu' when I go in
afternoon tons. "
G
Express Struck a Gravel Train.
REVERE. Mar-i” .iuno L'li.~~».\n upon
switch r'urlru-tl a bad collision on ilir' i'lL-if-
r-rn (“Viv-inn of the Boston and .\l:rinv rail-
road born. .tn r-xprm» mlf of liroton
rr:r~ln'd into the gruwl trnin hiilr‘ lrm‘knl
hrrr, and bulb c'liglilltN \t'c-rr- luidl)‘ “Tr-ok-
rd and [Irv druvi‘l I‘ltl‘i wullvrr'd nor-res tin!
Il‘ilI'Itn. Sn .mv was Fl'rlilII‘I". hurt, but
both rnginn-rh’ \yri‘u- lvruiwd nnll [nun-n-
gt-rs on tho mph» ahnkrn up.
I". )lartirognr “'rda Today.
l‘nrr u-Hrnn. .lurw ‘JVI.—-Iit“'. llr.
lluuran blaming-r. who Was expelled
from tho .\,~.~m'inrinn of iiopfist Ministrrs
and r'nliipr‘llr-tl to resign from tho i'vnton-
nial llaplist r‘hurr-lr, will wed Misc Sallie
Giorgi-at noon tr-dny. lt was his affec-
tion for Miss (it-urge that consul his Wife
to get a divorce. his pr-uplo in rirruand his
n-iirvnwnr and his follow Baptists to drop
him from their rolls.
A Little Fund on tho Elkhorn.
Stillman: Ky, Juno ‘3"! -~.\’«~w.- mum: 1
hr-rr- from the mumh of tlir-I'Zlkhnrnrivr-r.
l'lkr'r‘ntilily. that mriyori Friday morn-
ing ihr- Ila-kin imyn. t'hurlc-y and Turn,
and .lm- and I’r'lr‘ Falgrrtuu engagmi in a
INIllIt' livilr illr' “1110 Town of Ellihnl'll
l‘ity. whirl: n~~ultml in the death of Pete
Erlgr-rtun and ('harlvy l)u.~l.in and the
probabil- fatal “wounding of .im- l-ldgortun.
A New \‘ork Man's Suicide.
XE“ YMLK, Juno L'ii.——(h1rrgr-W. Hunk, h
Ill yrarn‘ «dd. llvrngnt thr- Alpine build-
:u-lf lll llw lu-rul uni: a rm'oln-r \\ uh the
iliir'nliun ni' rumlniflliig sun‘ldo. Hr wrui
lulu-n in tin- .Vow York lrmpirul. “hr-r6
it mu will that lu' world not recover.
lillhllir ~~ r- \vl‘ww \\'I‘rr‘ lllr' Hillw‘.
Two Insurgent Colonels bond.
ll \V \\ \, Juno :6. «The irmrrgcnt coin.
rn-ls Fernandina nnd llvlln. u'uundml in
tho lsultlo ul liveru III' duv- iime‘. in which
me .‘lnrti wu~ kill-1|. are dead, It in rail-
lnntml (but their band wrh tlw Twp»! nr- I
gnnivul in the Hand. and flu-y :m- not
r'hargr-d “lth having mmmiirmi any
crinm
'I‘bey “’ill line. For (laid.
\\'\LTII w. Mu». June 24'» «It was an.
nounr‘r‘d by the management of the Wal~
lhnm blur-lo inn-l. lhul Snug-r Johnson
and 'i'yirr \wuld signal their rrdwni into
the ranks nl prnfvuinnalu by cumming in
A lirulr-h rave on tho Wultbum iruvk July
4 for u [Illl'v-u‘ of $1,000 in gold.
Want to the Scaffold Hungry.
(‘1an More. 0., June Bil—«John Molnar,
ibr- t‘lm'rluud murderer. was bringml at
the pr'riifvnlini‘y nl I'szrirlv morning.
Ills ru-vk WM brukru. and lbw Iii-art. bouts!
crowd in just iii minute-x. Mulnnrdlri
not out anything all day. but uruud tin:
ordeal bruwly.
llidnnped Ilia t'hild.
ilm'iirtsr‘izu. .lmw gliswu“ wmnrm nlmul
till yours of age. g'n lug iiw imnw of Mrs.
iiunn of i’liiebnrg. mmpininml in the pn-
liw here that Mr divnn-r-d husband had
klrinaped their ‘Jymr old daughter while
walking with its aunt on Wont avenue.
Jumps-d Into the Canal.
Plil‘i'it’l'ii‘i. N. .i.. Juno on .. Firs
Thomas. a colored Woman. 2;! years old.
ormrmlttr-rlsnlr‘lrio by jumping from the
bridge into the Delaware and ltaritan cu~
Ital. No cation for the door! is assigned.
The President Works a Day.
ilr‘zzmrm 1m. Slam. Juno so. ..
Dr. Band’s Colic Cure brought a bios-
sing to my house. ly
wsskaoldandhadtba colic since birth
every day. Dr. Hand's Colic Cure gave
him instant relief and I shall always “0'
caused Dr. Bknd‘s remedies for child-
ren to all my friends. Mrs. A. B. Gaiga.
198 Nestle avenue.
Dr. Band’s Colic Cute and Dr. Band's
Teething Lotion at all drug atom, ’50.
Thereis one medicine that will cure
immediately.
Colic and Cholera Cure for all summer
complaints.
MEI
and G C. Stilison.
tion of the bowels, without which there
can be no regular, healthy operations.
For the cure of biliousness, indigestion.
sick headache, constipation, jaundice
and liver complaint. these pills have no
equal. Every dose effective.
disappoints. never fails to give immedi-
ate relief. It cures just as sure as you
take it.
Stilleon.
attack of rheumatism. I used Chamber-
lain’s Pain Balm and was completely
cured.
friends and customers to try the remedy
and all speak highly of it. Simon Gold-
baurn. San Luis Rey. Cal. For sale by
lating the bowels are DeWitt's Little
Early Risen. Cure sick headache and
constipation. Small pill. Small dose. E.
P. Weed and G. C. Stillson.
Indians. are never without a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the
house," says Jacob Brown, the leading
merchant of the place.
proven of so much value for colds. croup
and whooping cough in children that few
mothers who know ita worth are willing
to be without it.
ion, druggist.
Cholera Cure because we believe it a safe
and reliable remedy. Its good effects are
shown at once in case of cholera morbus
and similar complaints.
and G. C. Stillson.
are teething this hot summer weather
and are troubled with bowel complaint.
and Diarrhrm Remedy and it acts like a
charm. I earnestly recommend it for
children with bowel troubles.
myself taken with a severe attack of
bloody flux,wiih cramps and pains in my
stomach. one-third of a bottle of this
remedy cured me.
hours I was out of bed and doing my
ing. 52’» \Vm-t Thirty third .s'fr‘m-l. shut hinr “q
(l. C. Stillson, druggrst.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
ing to burns. stops pain instantly,
chansons perfect healer for scalda or
skin eruptions.
P. Weed and H. C. Stillson.
fnited States can boast of tifty years'
atandinlt.
a Ca. Lowell, Mass . whose incompar-
able sarssparilla is known and used every‘
where. has passed its half-centennial and
was never so vigorous as at present.
colic, cholera and simlar complaints.
An abaolutely prompt and cafe cure is
found in Dewar. Cello and Cholera
Cure.
Stillmn.
guilt!!!“
I You will hide
x a Bicyc1c
surname». in
“mm‘fln
, butthstssnbsmadaerthatm
canprocass. Itissvssthesyatsrnlnnata
nralconditlonaftsrira ass. Wetsuit.
'1’. Wood and G. 0. Stall-on
A liagkautoa Gaby. "z
Brennan-roar. N. Y, Sept 91. 1898.
issisvso
We refer to DsWitt's
No delay. no disappoint-
lio failure. E P. Weed
Ayer's Pills promote the natural mo-
DeWitt's Colic and Cholera Cure never
8. P. Weed and G. C.
Sometime ago I was troubled with an
I have since advsied many of my
. C. Stillson. druggist.
The most pleasant little pills for regu-
“Many of the citizens of Rainsville,
This remedy has
For sale by G. C. Still-
\
We recommend DeWitt'e Colic and
E. P. Weed
I have two little grandchildren who
give them Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera
Iwas
Within twenty four
casework. lira. W. L. Dunagan, Bon-
ua. Hickman (30.. Tenn. For sale by
When occasion demands its use. try
It is cool-
Always cures piles. E.
Not many business houses in these
The heal: our of Dr. J. t.‘.Ayer
Thore'ia great desire: in neglecting
E. P. Weed and (i. C.
0f cmrrsoyouwiil ride. All the
world will-daemon. pleasure.
business -- men.
women. c .
It takes a while
sometimesforths
world to recog-
niroitaprl
but when it
Stormy wmrtlrrr kept the president in-
doors. and Mr. Cleveland devoted the time
to official mailers r-allod to his attention
by a visit of Private Honorary Thurber.
like!“ Englawora Ilaat.
NIAGARA Fauna. Juno 2o.~'l‘irstwsltth
general mwting of the American lusti-
tuto of Electrical Engineers opened at the
Cataract lime-e.
Mi. _ ., . .W ., ,. . a-
Damon. gone ”.muflk won the in:
testimonial Dcrivy' user-lea use-tr
3‘1” .4. - WMMA. danceamw -.~.
r 1... Woodmen W. 1
~ ”or n
m intentions, but“.
oursdhimaeth‘atarn‘tbe‘mdl
baooomakeahiinsbk.” am' ~
and scat-smell by Ti. H. Plaistsria ,
ounnopsy. Bockfrss. Sterling 1'
dIOO..Niscrkor0hioll0. , »
snnrn aura pirating
iii Washington swan.
Onondatiyrresat tonanuand no. I}
to mention liondsysvsntnas fro-its
”mannedcndspcalta .
smusonunam. W
JonXEmvm-Prsst. 1
JOHN II.KITAPP.Bsc.-d'rress. a,
. F"
o. w.’ surmount?
FIJIEIIII. DIRECTOR ‘ If
in tritium.
93 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH
NORWALK, CONN.
BRIDENCE, MAHAOKEIO HOTEL.
“WISE
Bargains,
Bargainss,
-13-
WALL PiAPEllli.
Grand Cleaning
.0IIT Sill
at PRICE
that will SURPRISE you.
At the
PRICES we are now offering it will
pay you to BUY and keep for future
use.
N O T I C E
WINDOWS.
Return car fare paid to out of town
parties.
BECKER,
79 Washington St. 80- Ismail.
=
0111'
I
New YorkAnucuncsatsult
'OIra-srlcallc-Iaaal mourn-sun's."
IIorasr’s Faraiiars.
Reasons why you should bnly ill
in preference to any other.
(1). Because this firm have long an:
joyed the reputation of keeping only
the best Furniture that can In pro-
duced. both in medium and illicit
grades; (2). Because their assortnnsnta
are unequalled; (8). Because their prices
are the lowest at which goods of alandc
ard quality can be sold.
latest productions la Dining loom. Iain-s
Parlor, Drawing Boom. Library and Ball rural-
taro—Venetian Carved "alum—IMHO I
Imported ”failure—Whit. and laid Ills-slot
Furniture—Enameled and In. WW—
lull-h Brass mm (1! patterns): lalilo 00'
Bamboo “suburb-Baum Inky Chain and lot-
Muck“. and Billiard neat! Var-Ilium—
lvsrythlng for city or country house—pull
spacious noon—all prices in plain m
R. J. HORNER a CFO"
Furniture lam nnd imponata.
(Adjoining loan lasso.)
lasalca‘tmlhmdfllfll-
dla' IMO.” mt
iui’d 2m
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——
r. l.. liar Ham 1. lianinril itii.
JANUARY err. no.
mass urns scorn nonwatx as
thhOWBt
l'oa va can. l'os flaw liavsa.
L H.418 ”it. “a M “can
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