atv'l'stpar loot.
'1.
M" ply rubber hose, either plain, wire-bound. or cottton covered. in 25
, f ,Haumooh, 10 styles, less than net cost.
me! colt Netting, 12in yard; 120 Matting. 9o yard.
lib-owner Helios Refrigerators. 20 per cent. discount.
' flats of Croquet, all grades, from 850 up.
BabyOarriaass, trout $4.50 up. ‘
an... and Ovens less than cost.
more Porch Screens, “8.818, one, from one up.
Here.” double action, Ice or...» Freezers. trout $1.35 up.
mm ends of Fancy Glass, China, Crockery, Lamps, Bric-a-Brac, etc.,etc.
Vista you [et ready tor Fruit Jars, remember “ we are in it.”
1;. S. Sturtevant
I Item: a... and int Streets. stun llntwall. 7
"‘ I. We have talked about our
I _ prove it, so we will
Lumhmmme
e proof of the pudding .
is in the eating thereof.
‘ (any Butter tlflfltlltlflls Newton Teas
'httwe might keep on talking about them till doom’s day and you would never
know the truth or our statements if you didn't try them. Now we want you to
run the utter
. ——-0N——-—
j ’ Saturday, August lOth
We will snake you a present of FREE | One pound Best Butter | FREE
Donovan Building,
South N orwalir.
,- with One pound Best Tea at 60:. Black or Mixed to suit.
IIE NEW YORK OROOERYIOO
33 Main Street.
Norwalk.
ON
1 PROFITS Small Investments.
.. ~ prosperity will make many rich. but nowhere can they make so much within a
II by successful speculation in (train. Provisions and Stock.
IO 00 FOR ElOlliOOiilli mvrsrto can he made by our
. , . Systematic Plan of Speculation
by us. All successful speculators operate on a regular system.
$0
Itents on this lan
le ungerelnnd systematic trading.
. ’Mtlm
I
our
lot further information address
- Etflnweiivlnown fact that there arethousands of men in all [ml'its oi the United States
' . w by ayatematic trading through Clilcago brokers. make large amounts every car. ram:-
a few thousand dollars tor the man who invents a hundred or two hundred
to studio) or more by those who invest a tew thousand.
Itlaalso a fact that those who make the largest protlts from comparatively small invest-
are persons who live away from Chicago and iuved through brosers who
dollars up
Ournian does not risk the whole amount Invested on any trade. but covers both sides. or)
_ “whether the market rises or fails it brings a steady proilt that plies up enormomly in n
0.
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24l-242 Iilllto Building, OHIOIOU. ILL.
- and Trade-Marita obtaincdand all Pat-
Wcondut ted inf MODERATE VIII.
omen II career" to. a. Pnruvorncr
. we can secure cm or. in less time than these
. irom Washmtt ill.
M model. drawn; or photo" with descrip-
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’ die (”fulfils ro.«.o°'cll°l§
Ill. time and Fishin .
canto hotel. connecting wit
“I ions. ew York
room a ilrstclate
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Your disease is not incurable tm-auae your
physician has given you up. and you have not
recetvulany. beneilt trout the medicine you
have tried. not. any reason you cnnnot be
cured. We c we tlvely cure all kinds 0!
fltiEpllleptir nvulslon or tipaatnotlc. W.
on In nth rostrum arm runs
II!!! CUBIC ll ALI. 0A8“. We have
cured thousands. many cases oi ion standing.
and Klvenupby doctors as lneurnb . in our
"Allen‘s l‘lt Cure“ you will find a medicine
tint. has never failed toei'fect a s ly cure.
We back our guarantee with an ol‘ioe: of till)
toany 1mm we cannot cure. Highest bank
references furnished on application.
1 qt. bottle. 83.“). 2 qt... and).
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LADIES
uttering from Retarded, Suppressed or l’ain-
nl Menstruation and all irregularities at like
turn. will find our FIMALI nus an in—
ta lible t‘iirr. They are entirely ante and can
always be relied upon for speedy relief. We
have ‘yet to hear of a case where they have
taller to produce the desired result. A box
should be kept on hand at all times to provide
(or etncr exudes. Correspondence confidential.
'ma . with tall directions. securely Isai-
ed. .ill per box.
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Boston. lilacs.
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J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
meat mar. aoawam. cox].
Wt Im- ww beset.
m _ an. my; m2gn.
W is Dr. Consul Pitcher’s
prescription for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
lorphine nor other Narcotic sub-
stance. It isaltarmlesa substitutsfor
Mamie Drops Whine 8mm
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
gust-ant» is thirty years’ use by
millions! Iothers. Gastoriaisthe
Children's Panacea-the Iothsr's
Friend.
CASTORIA
For [tribute and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Castoria. and see that the faosimile
signature of
is on the M
mm» rm
Weshallpro- ' '
tact ourselves and the public at an hazards.
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acres 96 a"
NORWALK
L OBS TERS.
Caught oil Norwalk Islands.
Leave your orders and have them
delivered in Norwaik erery Satur-
day morning. A fresh arrival of
kinds at Fresh Fish.
every day. Vegetables from Green's
Farms every morning. The finest
assortment of ‘
FISH ONO.
VEGETABLES
to be found.
PURE TOMATO COTSUP
IIONT 8t ZELOTT’S
Telephone. til-ll. '
Will. PAPER
In our New Store you will
iind the Largest Assortment of
New Designs and New Color
ings in Western Connecticut.
From this immense variety
your purse and taste will surely
be suited.
Painting, Paperhanging and
Decorating. We guarantee satis-
faction in all our work.
PAINTERS’
SU PPLI ES,
ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,
CLASS, ETC.
E. E. Gorham,
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EAST NORWALK
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INVEST
YOUR savmos us
RELIABLE SIX PER
CENT. SECURITIES
AND
YOUR LIFE, HOUSE
ON RUBNITURE
THROUGH THE
AGENCY OF
llOIIllIO O. SIITH,
“LWNCIIII.
,3 menstruation an 3500.000.
w
he Bella-n (Dee-pied In city lots-ll!-
ty Maud hapl- Watebed the Pro...
rose of "renames-write I’erlloua Position
and [lately Rescue at One Fireman.
. NEWARK, N. J., Aug. l2.-—The fiercest
lire the department of this city has had to
contend with in many years, with the
possible exception of the big gmln lire at
the Balinntino breweryucouplo of months
580. broke out in the plant of the Central
Stamping outnpany yesterday afternoon.
The front of the Control Stamping com-
pany’s plant was on New Jersey Railroad
avenue and covered ton city lots on that
street.
From this branched another building
live stories high and 75 feet wide. running
through the block to Liberty street. From
this building there was owing of the same
size extending from the middle of the
block through to East "Fair street. (in
the south side of the main building on the
avenue were five three story brick bulki-
lngs. and on the north was a new two sto-
I'y brick structure. All these wore de-
stroycd. The lost-i to tho (.‘entrul Stump-
lng company Was estimated by State Sen-
ator Knicbum. treasurer of tho eonumny,
no upward of $500,000; Insurance. 825,-
000. The other losses will aggregate 1‘30,-
000.
The flames \vere discovered about 2
o'clock in the black-smith elicit). ll;\'l"l thou
the tire Imtl a limit hold on the, building.
A general alarm was will out. and within
20 minutes every plet‘t' oi' lire apparatus
In tho city Woe on the rii'i'iili. Fifty thou-
sand people wutehed the [li'ngl‘i‘ss of the
linmus. '
linen” Sltot High In the Air.
Despite the-tons oi water thrown on the
fire. the llmues gained. and within half an
hour after the first alarm was sounded the
roofs of the buildings “'l'i‘ll masses of
flames. The ilumes shot loo im-t into tho
air at times, and big burnim.r brands were
carried blocks by thewlnd. 'i‘hes.» brands,
some of thcm umuy Inches in length, tvero
curried onto the roots of buildings a mu-
sldcruhle distance away, and the chemical
engine was kept on the rush from one
street to another putting out the smaller
tires. Firemen Were stationed on the roots
(or several blocks with water in pulls and
extinguishers to put out the muull tires.
Less thou an hour uttcr the first alarm
was turned in the wnlls began to full in.
The house at 10 Fair strect wns crushed
beneath the wull next to it. in this homo
lived Sumuei tilesucr and his family. The
house was flattened by the weight of brick
ln’illhg upon It. but the family lost but.
little. as most of their lu-longiug-a had
been removed from the building when the
lllfn Itruko mil.
A house nt 2* Liberty street was also
caught bencutb a falling wall and wreck-
ed. Several other hull-teal were badly dumr
(“tell by inllttuz timbers. and bricks.
When the moth wull fell, it buried the
invite of the l’t‘ttusylvuuln rnllrorul. and
all truiliv on that road was Illtti‘lit'll for it
time.
escapes from being buried beneath this
“'illl.
Perilous Position of a fireman.
Fireman John Van lioughteu oi Engine
i‘umpuuv Nu. ‘.’ hurl u tulrrnw urn-ape curly
in the (nurse of the lite. lie bud gone to
the roof watching for u lumillitll from
wind: it.- dlxwt :l drum: of wdtt :- 'l‘bv
rout * .n “by \Vllllr' lil' \\':t~‘ on if. When
he felt it uniting. llt' leupvd to the Ll’lillt‘l‘
uud threw lnmwlf or. r m m inlmlt: from
the ”low by Ms baud. -l'bv gutter \\.t~
llllwl \Hlll butting iur, untl, :tltlmugli bu
lunnie were badly burnt-ti. be murmur d to
clltu: in the tool llilllI i't‘sr‘llt'il.
.lumes l'ltl‘lu't‘. \\ bu llt’t'n pt 13) Hamilton
street. um nu the run! of bz~ house \\ tilt
buck-N, wuirhin: i’ur quirks Iu throwing
Wlllt‘l‘ on some of them lie but hi~ lutlutu-e
utul Tell in the mound. iin wus badly in-
jurt-tl about the head. shoulders and arms,
but Will remit r l'nptutu I-‘runk Meeker
of ”to FI|I\iifll‘ corp. \vm‘ wwrt-ly cut about
the Iltitule .\Izr't,\' llt‘cttu'tt Were :tlm badly
M‘nt't‘ltt‘tl lllill ldt~tertd by the III ill.
The origin of the “re i~ unknown. lie
blllt'.‘ the row lll;ll-’Z'lill~ soul the lint-aim!
Work destroyed in the dumping e-atublhlt-
mrut much valuable mm'bitn-r)‘ “it“ ruin.
ell. The building beluuucd tn .lomcs Aik.
cu .\' i‘o., who ul‘u ulw lllll‘i‘l‘nti'll in tho
stumping company, The dumping emu»
puny eturtml nil full time last \t’t't'k and
employed is? men,
This! l’nglllatie I'Icaaantry.
Plutinttt-tun, .iug. l2.—-l’ugllist Fitz.
almmom left (or New York yesterday, and
l’uuilist ('ot‘lwtt Went to Scranton last.
night. llurltut the six hours which cinps~
ctl betwwu their meeting at lirecu‘s hotel
and r‘ltrsluiruott‘u departure they kept out
of the way of each other. and there was
no more trouble. i-‘itrslmmous (It‘llIl'iI
that l'orbett bud tweaked his none, but
udtultml thnt he bud tried to do so, and
that the champion bud actually split in
his iuce.
(’mmnltteri Suicide After Arrest.
l'i.la\ HAND. .\uu, l:.wiit~-vrm'\\'. lmeh~
met. for wvrt‘ui yours bookkeeper ut the
city workhoumz um arrested on tho charge
of emlwleemvut of city money. Later he
Wherounddeuul in lli'vll at the i'cutrol
police hIllLIilli illliIt't‘ t~lt'ctttu~‘t:itiet-,~r which
indicate suicide.
Clmlh‘ “Welt oi the bummer Heliml.
' l’l..’t‘i"istitfltti, N. Y., Aug. i‘J.-’i‘bc
closing Week of the (‘nthoiie summer
M‘Illwl \vns lwtrtttt with o twriimlt on "i‘utle
olit‘ity" by lllgitt lint. 'l'. S. iiyruc. blah.
up of Nashville. :s't. .lohn‘s church was
crowded to the doors to hear the emblem
tilvluc.
Woman Suicides by Hanging.
Sl’lthtaFil-Ildt, Muss” Aug. l2.—-Mrs.
Dominique 'i‘bitmlenu, all your» old. mite
tulttetl suicide by hanging. t-lho nttuclicti
one Hill of nclothesllne to tho lmltlsters
of n stairway, and with the noose at the
other and around her hock jumpmi to her
death.
Drowned at Atlantic City.
Artistic (lirv, Aug. l2.~Gornld
Byrncs. about as years old, living at 23:33
North 'l‘cuth utt‘oot. Philadelphia. was
drowned whllo bathing. His body was
recovered.
swimming Record Broken.
tittwmimra. Aug. 12.—-Gmrge Whittle
Irer broke the world’s swimming record
for 80 ynrda. He swam the distance in iii)
seconds. p
m OI’ for Alaska.
Thom ‘lll.—-Vlcc President
Bureau “I
rumours
.\ uutulwr oi firemen bud narrow.
. crowds
mpresent at the review oi :the 1,800
Havana volunteers which were going into
the field. The city was gaylydecorated.
and thousands oi ladies were on the streets
and in the balconies overlooking the route
of the parade. '
Captain General Murilnzc do Campos
arrived at. the park, accompanied by his
staff. This is the first appearance in pub-
lic oi Cnpptuln General do Campos since
the battle of Poreiejo. He Is an enemy of
personal dcnwnst-rutlon. Nevertheless he
was received by nil the ooluncls and oili-
cars of the volunteers. while 15 bands
played a grand mulch.
After he had reviewed the volunteers
General Campos, with great emotion, de-
ilvcnui a patriotic speech. He said that
the volunteers were going to protect the
plantations and property which Were
threatened with burning by a mob whose
only motto is destruction when they ought
to be, as native Cubans, the first to defend
this property. The volunteers left home
diatcly by express train for Viilur.
Lieutenant Colonel iiodon, with 800
troops and artillery, left Iinyatno to pro-
tect a convoy which was transported by
the River (.‘uuto. In El Judlo, near Cw
rnllto, ho surprised the insurgents with a
discharge of title. shots by the vanguard
and with live shots from the artillery. The
insurgents lost ton killed and 26 wounded
and Were dispersed to the mountains.
Campos Wants More Troops.
TAMPA, Flu, Aug. l2.-—-Pusscugcrs ar-
riving on tho Cuban steamer stole that
Marcos. (inn-in. who was reported to huvo
joined the insurgents. arrivod in Havana
on Friday and had an interview with
(Jumpos. lie is not with the insurgents.
General liololl's threat to use dynamite
has caused the depopulutlou of Santa Es-
pirim by every man who could bear arms
exempt the (.Tntholie. priest, and all joined
the insurgents. ('umpos admits that he
has fours oi the revolution extending.
When he arrived in Havana, ho summon
ed the cutout-ls of the volunteers 0! Ha:
vuun. telling them that the situation in.
bunting.) province was serious and tho
rest of the island was threatened by lio-
lot‘f's loudirur. Troops were imperativu-iy
needed, hI' said. to protect property, as re
cttfnrcetueuts from Spain could not all ur-
rivu III‘EHI‘O November and none in time to
assist in that section.
The insurgents have possession of all
the country cost. of Mntanms. (futupos’
etiorts are directed toward keeping them
outuf the principal cities, fearing their
success; on this point us tit-serving recogni-
tion as belligereuts.
GAVE HIMSELF UP.
Alter Illndlng Justice For Ten Years Forge!
Price Returns.
MIDDLHTUWX, X. \'.. Aug, li—Georuc
Sanford Price. a well known ext-temper-
tuu-e lecturer. who ilml from liosbeu. near
here. iett yoursuuo to escape urrest for
forgery, has returned and delit‘erod him.
self to (‘onstnblc Iii. Lnrdy. in their
Price forged n note for it’ll”. usiutr the
litilllt‘ of i'hurles .\. lie-Ni", and also a
St'l'ulltl note. thing the noun-4 of .Iumca'
.‘lupI-s nntl i'lmrles )l. 'l'llotupsuu. both
(lt‘i‘i‘ihl‘il. fur $54”. The First Nllilotlzll
bank of this city i‘ilallt‘il both notes and
had tomuke them grind. i‘ricc IlL‘il. uu
itu‘livtun-ut for forgery in the third tic-
prev being found against hitu in the fol-
low int: Septemlmr.
During his aim-nee, l’riec says, In: hm~
been in mmmut {ear of ili‘l‘s‘hl. lie Wt‘lil
through ('uuudo oud tln- \Vi“ll‘rll flutes to
New .‘li\ll\'-. i-icqumt live your. on a
tomb in Sebrzhlui. llv <.i_\'r~ that h.- llii‘
eluded ilt‘il't'llh's at may turn His will
l~ ~l.t)‘lil;_' \\'llllW1':illll_\' i‘I‘l:ll.\t'~' here uud
rim ~' not know ul his return.
lT WAS PRETTYMDRY.
Sunday Liquor Selling In New York “'32
Not \l'hoiiy Suppressed.
.\'t-.\‘- Yours. .\u;:. I'.’.—.\luuy new and
lttiet‘e.~liu;.: features in the light of tin: Mi-
lnull keepers :tguitht the police which
\vere pt‘tnlltlsl'tl for yestvrduy did not our
It‘l‘lllll/A‘, and the tlny simply fell into line
with the t'dln'r Sundays which have inter»
\l‘ill‘ll rllli't' lIlv‘ ”1'..an police Imui‘ll took
hold of the twiuwu municipal :uituiuintrn-
tiuu. ‘
(In tin “‘Itolt‘. it wu~~ it pretty dry duy.
but \\:t~ perlmp~ :t slimli']llt':i~:illit'r for the
\'< ry thirsty. who lune leurtu-il the scheme
for m-ruriutz ill’lill. behind doors apparent
ly s‘Ilhi‘iI. in oil parts of the city business
was. done "on the quiet. " "till the police.
in uniform and out of uniform. im'tlli'il
pom-rte“ to put it permanent stop to the
trulilv in ituoxitstitug drinks. To the
stronger and to the uuluitiuted tho day
was almost as dry us any of the mist hall
dozen Sundays has been.
Terrific Rainstorm at Ihtisvlile.
insult”; N. Y. Amt. t-J.-.\ terrific
rain and wind storm. accompanied by
heavy thunder and slutrplltrbtulng. passed
over this section, lusting ueurly twu
hours. The ruin fell in luri’elliu, tlmullnu
the streets with rushing streams of \\'.’lll'i
from the bend of the \‘ullcyulmve. .\
eloudburst on the l.nckn\\'uutt:t cutHnlu
btul landslide. mind the mud ululltt tho but
l'llllt' “1H \\':|~lu*tl nttl utitl l'lll badly Ill
muny plilt'vn.
Art TI‘I‘IlMIrs-a of (Brent Antiquity.
PAM“. Aug. l“.'.~«-li:lruu liotltmhlld hn~
plil‘l‘llitit'tl the beautiful collection of on-
liqueur! treasures which lrttely bun been
tilm-owred oi lltN-u lit-uh- nud has present
ml the entire to the Louvre. The collection
contoim nbnut to pin-vs. which bud been
buried l‘n t'etllllt‘los under the lava of Ve-
suvius. limes» llt'tib' is Iu‘liit't‘ll Pompeii
and \'e~ut\‘itt~a and mu destruywi riut‘lnu
theeruptiuu. 1'. \. it.
Arms-Islam Want to Fight For Freedom.
“hurtsrt-zu. Muss. Amt. law-At n
tunes llil‘i'IIIlil of Armenians in this city
revolutionary speeches were cheered to
the who, und the mm mm present. Were
worked up to a high pitch of excitement
when they wore told to hike the religion
of liotl in one bond and the sword in the
other and iluhi for frccdum of their coun-
try.
"any Millions in the lianlt of France.
Pants, Aug. l‘.’.-.\t- the present time
the Ilrml: of l‘rt‘ce has In its rollers not
only the largest stock of gold and silver in
the World. but. also an summit that has
never been paralleled in the history of
finance. The limo-es arc colossal, the to-
tal being enmwootoou, of which $410,000,.
000 Is in gold.
A Consul on the Warpath.
Baa Fmsrreco, Aug. lite-«Senor Cab
dcrcn, consul tor i‘nivmior, is on the war»
path and seeks the blood of it. Cain.
Wt or the Central American navel»
more company. He has challenged
toadnstand
“his
theiatterhastti l-
_Waumusgdom$_
Sweet
Caporal
Little
Cigars
E for5 cts.
SOLD BY ALL DEALERS.
12E! lVl‘
CASH!
~———-—...———-—
RISE 'lO REMARK. and my lan-
guage is plain. that for ways that
are dark and tricks that are vain, certain
stores of New York are peculiar.
What now 'r Why. he wants to sell
you a pound of tea that probably cost 15
cents and give you a pound of butter
that possibly cost us to 20. cents tote
cost from 33 to 35 cents, all for the, low
price of 60 cents. Pretty good profit.
hey ? Now come right to me. dear pub-
lic, and get a better pound of Tea (audit
it is not. call me a liar and deal here no
morei and a pound of good Butter, all fee
53 cents. A car of F lour at miller’a
price.“ 71') a barrel. He would have
you believe this is as cheap as be bought
it. False in one. false in all.
It you want aberrel of Washbum &
Crosby‘s or Jonrs' Flour, spot cash, at
$4 75. come and get it here. Flour with
i reputation. lath iiuht iii to“?! 1 all)
here to eellgoode and propose to heard
the lion in his lieu, the D-u4lues in bi
haul.
Good Potatoes, 50 cents a bushel.
ummmm
Beware- ul Ointmenta im- Catarrh that
Contain Mercury.
mitten-my will >lirt‘l} destroy the St:ll:L- of
smell and mmplet -i_\' titrauge the who's rys-
tem when tililt rim; it through the mucous aur-
fzuscu Such attic m should never be used. ex-
cetion prestrlp'b-zw {mm reputable physi-
exsn~. a: the Ilntuulv- they old do is ten told
to the good you can possib'y derive from them.
lla‘l‘ai'utarrh (Hire. manufactured by F. J.
L'lirnryik'l'o.. Tnletlo.i).. contain-3 m) mer-
cury. and is tuI-tru internally.actingdlrectly
upon the blood and mucous nurtures of the
p)3lt-nl. ln buying Hall‘.- t'atarrh Cure he
sure you get the genuine. it is taken internal-
ly. and made in Toledo. Ohio. by F. J. (honey
or i‘n. Tesllmulllill~ tree.
Q'r'nlt‘. lit'tli:1.:g.~‘.~. lll'llt‘ 75 cents per bot
th'.
J
wYoungM an
‘
Why take the chance of dying without in-
surance when FUi'it (‘ES’lr-i a DAY Wth
lNeL‘ttE YOUR LIFE For SLIIII'.‘
ilr o i‘entt- a Day Will (live You an Endow-
ment of $1.0m. payable to yourself it you live.
With imuraneedihe everything clot-.1110 best
is the cheapest.
lNSURE D: THE
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
LIFE INSURANCE Company,
of Harttord.
S. S. L’Hommedteu.
Ill WASHINGTON ST.
South Norwallt. IConn
' WA‘MG'ONS.
New and second hand
Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages
Canopies. Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
VCAbl. AND kill THEE.
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SKIES FOR SIILE
AT ROWAYTON.
One Fancy sun. It lest, brass
mounted.
One Netting Still, it last.
line Fourteen-Foot Oltlli.
One Twelve-Foot Follower.
Ons tilts-Foot Scott Followsr.‘
Ont Eight-Foot Follower.
Ons alt-Foot Follower.
Good serviceable boats, at low prices.
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