Face
' lean index to the kind of tobacco
he uses. Smokers of -
l lorillard’s
. But Plug
j Ilwayslookpleessnt,becanse they ‘
_ " l‘eel pleasant. In this tobacco is
' f the embodiment of comfort—ev-
' eryelement necessary to tobacco .1
. perfection being combined in this 3
; fragrant brand. A 2 oz. package 1
{or five cents. Sold everywhere. I-
.Avt.‘ ' .
wry—- ‘ SN“vermvwiémw..A;‘.‘/,é~.~r..uw ,
o. w. ammonia:
FllilEllll Dillitlilii
in liliilllilil.
fl WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH
NORWALK, CONN.
MENUS, MAHAOKEMO HOTEL.
in? m
Weed.
Acts at once, never fails, One Minute
Cough Cure. A remedy for asthma, and
that feverish condition which accom-
panla a mere cold. The only harmless
remedy that produces immediate results.
)3. P. Weed and G. C. Stillson.
m
C
What is
c ‘ I I I
Castoris it Dr. Samuel Pitcher’e
prescription for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
Icrphins nor other Narcotic sub-
stance. Itisaharmless substitute for
Paregorie, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
millions of Iotherr. Castor-is is the
Children's Panacea—the Mother's
Friend.
CASTORIA
For Infill“ and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Castorin, and see that the facsimile
signature of
is on the
vvrspperJii~ m
Weshallpm- ' '
tect ourselves and the public at all hazards.
The Cannon Courarw, 77 Murray St... 8.1!.
“128952”
WAGON S.
New and second hand
Buggies, Planters, Cam ins
canopies. Spindles. sit.
Prices to Suit. All.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Henry Tilly
wan: snug: STORE.
New
I Fall and Winter Shoes are in and are the delight of all who see them.
Styles
Out as-
sortment is the largest in town and our prices are the lowest.
Here are a few of the new things tangents:
Peleniksihers in tivenew tors.
Ensmel Leather with cork sole and double soles.
Winter Russell with D sole and extension edge.
Box Call with D sole and razor too.
Cordovan and Cell Shoe in all new tors, from .3 to rill.
A ferv of the new styles for the ladies are our Celt Shoe, our Seal Goat, our
New Twentieth Century Enamel, our Patent Leather Razor Toe with cloth top,
and our Box Calf shoe.
This is the finest line of shoes ever placed on sale in Norwnllr and the prices
are the lowest.
A full line of Trunks and Bugs, aleo Lsdies' and Gents' Mscklntoehss and
Rubber Costs.
OLSEN
1!. 3 IIZETTE Billllilild.
' BROS.
NORWILK. ililllli.
YOU WON'T NEED GLASSES
to see the beauty of the various designs
in Wall Paper we are displeying~lt's
plain to the united eye. But design isn’t
everything in wall paper—the quality of
the materiel,“‘etaylng" quality of color»
and the price enter into the question of
which is best. We are in the market on
all those points.
Artists’ Materials.
Pictures and Picture Framing.
Painting, Psperhanglcg and Decoreto
lug.
Decker,
79 Washington street, South Norwalk
For Sale.
A line lot of DECORATED CUBPI DORE for We each.
OBXLDREN’B BANKS, Grantee, Peaches, Apples and Peers, do each.
JARDIIIBBEB, from 130 to 30.
Glen Belts and Peppers, be each.
, A nice sesortmsnt oi
' inlets ere ell rlsht.
crooner is on.
TABLE OUTLEBY.
We warrant the steel and our
We hewthelergrst and best seeortnient cf DECORATED and WHITE
' onomtmnwfi rosin .
Our representative last week called on a
gentleman of Boston, whose‘osee is oi
interest to you. it similarly afflicted. as
his testimony is thoroughly reliable and
he is not only glsdof his relief but not
afraid to tell all about it and give the full
credit where it is due. ' ' ,
Mr. C. L. Glidden. residing at 111 Entan-
St., East Benton, ie the gentlemen.
Our representative asked. “M r. (Hidden.
you have taken Dean’sKldney Pills; did
they do you any good i”
"Yes, sir, they did, I am happy to say."
“What seemed to be your trouble ?”
“I suppose it was Kidney complaint.
The symptoms pointed that Wily,iliili thcrc
wns soreness of the Kidneys. It coili-
inenced about six months ago, and grow
into n constant hackuchc, increased by
urinal trouble, until it was painful to
st’und,nnd it sitting it nlmost tool; my
life to got up. i went to Knight’s phur-
mucy, 1)? Court St.. and bought at box of-
Iloun's Kidney l’ilinin hopcoof gettingi
tho relief 1 bud failed to find in othvrf
rcnmlim, look thcm KIN directed, and um ‘
well."
“You ore convinccd it won the Dunn's
Kidiwyl’llls lrbut cfl'éctrd the Clll‘i: i"
"It was. They nre the boot mediclnc l
evcrtoolt there is no mistake-about. that
wund too much cannot be solvi‘ for them,
nml you only use my humans much its
you like no i shall personally recounnoml
tin-m to everybody."
Is it any wonder we are glad to umko
this public ? This very sizrtcmcut may ho
the means of relief to runny who are with-
in reach of Mr. Glidden. lie certainly
will be glad to nnswur any questions nud
verify all that is written above.
Dunn's Kidney Pills ore for sale by
dcuiers, price hilccnts, or sent by mail by
Foster‘Milhurn (30., Buffalo, N. Y., solo
nge‘nts for the 1'. S.
Marvelous Results. ..
From a letter written by Rev. J. llurr
dcrmau, of Dinmudnlc, Mich, we nrc pi-r-
mitted to make this extract: “I lrnvc no;
hesitation in recommendingiilr. King‘o'
New Discovery, its the results wcrcnl-l
mostmurvclous in the cure of my wifc.
While i won pastor of tho liuptist church
at Rive!» Junction shc won brought.
down with pncumnuin cocci-Mimi; in
grippc. Terrible plil‘oxyuiusol coughing
would lust hours with lilllo intcrrupiiuri
und lt scented us if she.- could not. survive
than. A friend recommended lir. King”...
New Discovery; it won quick in it.» work i
and highly satisfactory in ri'slllie.”
'l‘riul bottles free nt. G. ('. Stillnon's nud ‘
1‘}. 1’. “'t-cil'rt drug ultircs. livglllur so...
500 und Si.
. It is just m cosy to try (inc Minutc
Cough Cure osunythiug l‘lrlt'. it": cusicr
to cure anevcrc cough or cold with it.
Let your next purchase for u cough be
Ono Minute Cough Cure. licttcr medi-
cine; better resultu: better try it. i). l’
Weed and ii. (i. Stiiisou.
Eleciric Bitters.
Elcctric Iiittcrs is n tnedicinc slllimi io'r
nuyucnsou, but pcih‘tps more gencrnlly
needed when the languid. cxbnuutcd fccl
lug prevails, when tho livcr is lorpid nmi
sluggish and the nor-d of n tonic uud ul-
tcmliVo ll‘t it'll. A prompt. uso of this
medicinehusoftcu il\'r'l‘lt'ii louguml pcr-
hnps fntni bilious ft‘\'t'l'3<l. No medicine
will not more surely in counteract log and
freeing the system from mulnriul poison.
iicuduchc, indigestion. cormtlpntiou. diz-
ziness yicld to Electric liittmra. Fifty
cents and $1 per bottlo nl. l3. 1‘. Stillxou's
and E. l’. Wood’s drug h‘iAii‘t'fl.
'l'ho dcmnnd for Aycr'u linir Vigor in
Mid] widely-separated rcgious on South
.‘lmcricn, Spnln, Australia, itllii iudin hm
kept. pure with tho homo consumption.
which goes to show ihnt lhcnu pcople
know it good thing when tin-v try it.
oonTnmcs for
‘ ' lilililitliiii‘r
v“) 5i! . t i"
.
(inner-ml gill 3‘2“" ‘5 Is- «
use.“ if uumv , “M
\
”mm DINNER
That your wife hue boon thinking nbout,
needs a hundred and one little nrtlolcn you
don’t not every day.
Mince Meat. Raisins, ()urrcntu, (.‘llron.
Spices. Celery.) Apples, Cranberries.
Onions. 'l'urnlps. Sweet Cider. ull kinda
of Pickles. and n dost line oi (tanned
(loads. All new, fresh goods.
CAFE. ROYAL COFFEE.
the finest, so any those who have tried it.
“ATM.
Samuillnmunlir’s
72 North llrin Street. W
.. .
Noticesofloecl entertainments olall
mwMauadmium is rimmed,
MWWMWW
«Mummies»
ofeaeesopprenta
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cnmmawmmim
WOWNG CHARABTEB AT THE FIT-
TER’B COUNTt‘ii‘i.
some carious (Determining- a! Human Ks-
tuvov—What the Head Reveals and the
lull-er of Closing Itn-Dne Authority
lays Glove little; is All Nonsense.
Gloves are a detail of apparel which up-
peals directly to the wearer’s sense of fit-
ones and regard for custom. since they can-
not ho regarded nua necessity except in
cold weather, nor yet be legitimately set
down in the category of ornnrncnt. There
is a manifest rennin for tho wearing of
shoes and hand coverings, but that the
hands should be habitcd for the ordinary
and extraordinary functional)! ills, wheth-
er the occasion he conducted out of doors
or indoors, in due mlcly to doinronco for
long prescribed form and etiquette. Be
that us it now, a quarter of an hour at
tho glovo fittor'n on any bright morning
or attornoon will reveal the time and ot-
tcntlon oxuotcdnliko from tho frivolous
and tho scrious mindod in the choosing
and adjusting of‘choru lndlsponsnblo ao-
oossorlos.
(in high stools in front of tho long coun-
tcrs are arranged tho cuudldntos for in
good lit, ouch with on olbow firmly pluut-
ct] bci'oro i hem nnd it build oxtondcd, oithcr
nognlivul '. unsoi-tivcly or oubmlssivoly,
thut tho lgh priostcss of communion mny
pornundo or column nontislnctory equip-
ruout.
"That first button ncnrly niwuys brooks
out," llsps nu ovnriot young mun-on as
tho snlcnwomnu pounca for u momout in
hot titakoi nosing tho plump, dimplcd lin-
gcrn in n shonth of pearl gray kid.
“I think it will fontcnnll right,"»un.
swcrs tho fittcr, with on nsniirnuco that
swims ruthless in vlow of tho discropnucy
bctwcou tho mnount of licsh and tho
amount oi bid with which to covcr it, and
~ she doubles to hor task with ronowed zoo],
i tho whilo unsucing n blond girl in spacin-
clcs that npplc gruou gloves nroto bo much
worn tho coming sous-tun. An intorvni
morn olpulilug, porsundiug and smoothing
down, and tho crisis llilH urrivcd whim it
will be dccldcd vvhcthcr or no that inno.
cont looking "first button" will condo-
socnd l0 moot tho lmitonholo.
The deft imudcd litter pauses or. this
juncture with tho giovo buttonor poiscd
botwccn hor ilngors mid on cxprcssiou of
oouutcnuucc which says cloqucmly. “Now
comcs thc tug of war." This round fnccd
mntron llllrl o rumii hund und nu unruly,
pudgy wrist t‘il-ii‘.'tllill‘.ll in iii-sh. It hm-dly
scams llkciy tlmt Sill! posscssos tho phys-
icnl cudumuco to wmr that. glovc bul—
touod. Wolm-u with nwccl. focus, who lisp,
urn not. gcnu'nlly crcditcd with powcrs of
oudurunw.
“l'crhops u qunrtcr sizo lnrucr, my :\
six, would fit mndnm bcticr,“ tho Silll‘v
woman wulurcs lo Sllgizl‘r‘l, m; slu- liliii'rl
tho doubln-d ovcr tliumb uud rmldcmd
pnlm.
"I imvo nun-r \vorn nnyihim: but 5%,"
lispe mmimu. “uml glow»; strctrh so.
Button it and lcz‘n ucc how it luuiiu.”
'l‘lm lint lowing thus «,zono forth, lim un-
yhldiug bulloucr docs its work and tho
dolicnto flcsh submits. Vol-Hy, tho skin of
tho suckling kid that won mcrliiccd to
mukc thorn purl lcuiur glows was of ion-
dor, stretchable quality, imiccd!’ Mudnm
survcys tho lit with sntlsl’ucilon, und tho
glow prioeluss looksrclicvcd tlmt uodlsuw
tor ims occurrcd so for, whilo tho onhmkcr
upwuintonos to how mndnm is going to
turn tho first. doorknob rho (‘Olllllfi to, how
silo is to curry hcr prnycr batik, wit-id her
full, lift lll‘l‘ dross or otiuarwiso rutmipulato
licr hnndo whilo wcuriug ihoso glovczi.
"I can tcil tho moment I iooknt itWoill'
au's bond," sold tho glow lllli‘l'. win-u for
n bricf npm‘o tho uhop wun cicorcd of cus-
tomnrs rind rho bud iimc to chat at iitllc,
“whcthcr bill! will bu diillcult- to plolml
and wind. kind of disposition slm hers. I
burn liccu ligviuiz on glows in this~ Fifth
nvcnuo shop for thrco yrurn, and if I don't
know Sullli'illiilg ulmul lbc bunincas i
don’t know who docs.
"If u cuolouu-r conic in lu‘l‘i', rcsts hot
mm on tho comm-r, buying hcr bnud
lightly shut, with tho thumb foldcd in
uudcr tho Honors, [not bur down at onm
usnn unmrsunuhlu woman with uotun
ovcrumouut of bruiue, uud I um not. ofu-u
wrong. l’ooplo with Homo uud dotcrmi-
illliinll of chromium lllli'UllH‘lUllHify' niu‘ tho
thumb ovcr tho lingcrs whun ibc hund bi
foldcd iu rcpom. "hc womnu with tho
tbumbshut uudnr tbo flout-rs guucmlly
would tho lii‘ni glows wclmvcutiho chcntr
out print, and morc lliun likciynho discov-
crs sumo flow or minilt in the glow nito:
it is on that on who ciao cnu soc.
"If it girl holds out iu-cbnud to bo flttcd
and tho liugnrs loud to bond bnckwnrd n
littlomid um not ovoriupcriug, l crodlt
her with n mvuol, sunny tomporaono gcu—
tin and considcrulo of orhorn umi sure to
bo plcnmhd with only ciTortn tbnt nru mndu
for hcr ncoommodniiou. l’ooplo tho undo
of whoso fingcrs nro moro mpmro thuu
tnpcring nro likoly to bo ucuoroun uud up»
pmolzlllvo. ’l‘hoy how good lusto ulno rind
novor m-icct ultru fllhlllijllltliltl nhlulcn dud
Hiyloil. 'l'lwyurn nlmost cum to thunk you
for your unl‘vlom uftcr you lmvo iluud
thorn. nud pcrhnpn dm'lm: tho trying on
proccsn will my sumo bright, plcnmn’.
thing that cbocrn you for it momont uud
innkeu tho \l'ili'lll look brighter.
"Tho lndy with indium-t, mooring flo-
gors bus good lustv. too, but who is oil
form and oouvoutiounllty und achiom con~
sidoruto. "l‘hcso pcopio m'o pnld to try on
our gloves,‘ elm nrguiw, if obo thinks of
tho innticr ot oil. ‘Wby should we trout
them no othcr lium nutomntonu whosc
duty it is to into pionen?’ "
"This mnttor of trying on gloves is oil
uonuonac, onyx-my,” Hold unothcr nuthor-
ity on hand coverings, whose shop is fro-
qucutod by flwtldlons (ulstomcru. “An
oxport littcr cnu imiko uiiuost any glove
fit the roquircnmntc of tho occasion, ox-
copt, of oourrm, ouo lunch too small. A
glovc tricd on ut boom by the wearer, it
bought of a trustwurthy maker, is euro to
be it correct fit. But often l hove hoard
pooplo complain that gloves that tittod
thorn in tho chop foiled to fit on the next
occasion when worn. Them in a knack
about putting on a glove on well as about
anything else. Over-long lingers need
not be pulled down quite to the cxtmmlty,
a Very olmtlo kid noml not be stmtchod to
its utmost out] n glove not olustlo can be
gorsnodcd to get on it aloud ham—Sow
ork Tribune.
hilt Virgina].
One often made, in til. uullonli for beauti-
tying one-ell, advice nouns ming "lulu
virginsl." Tim was the preparation
which. it in sold. kept Nincn do I'ltnclos
lovely to her ccwutleth year. it in made
at bolt on ounw c: tincture cl bonsoln, to
curious of been resonator and it) drops at-
tsr of roses. Hpongo the wet skin with
this alter the both. Adding so equal
height of refined linseed oil, and rubbing
neck end with it militant! at t.
terriers _, downwind-slaw,
1
a a... u...» .mmmmm.
m s “momma
rem dr- Women ore and ran-gran .
Old “Multidi-
An amount of the visit I paid to the
muons or hersm‘ot u Mohammedan nu'
Web in a native state may not he with-
out interest.
A carriage and mounted escort of sol-
diers were sent at 8 o'clock one morning
to convey no to the castle. A gate in
the immense walls of the compound led
us into the ill kept gardens. Passing
from those into the courtyard and
through long colcnnadcs and untidy pne-
sages. we were conducted finally into
the zcnanu. A large and lofty room.
with walls on three rider and a colon-
nnde opening on to accurtysrd, was the
apartment in which we were received.
Choirs were brought for our accommoda-
tion, but with the exception of the mat-
ting on the floor the place was without
furniture.
Women, some young und lull, others
old and wrinkled, passed and rcpusscd
while we waited for tho begum to on
poor. They were all dressed in the come
fashion. Trousers of light'coiorcd dom-
Iskn or satin clothed them from the
waist. ’l‘hcsc pantnloonu were buggy
above, but so close fitting from the knee
downward that thcy have to he sowed up
after they are on. Thoy arc nnscwcd and
removed once a wreck for the both. A
short bodice, reaching just below the
breastfis worn, and thou round tho body
and ovcr tho shoulders and bond is
wound the sari of muslin or silk, which
bills in graceful folds from tho hips and
shoulders. Tho bcgmn kept us waiting,
and we were told tho, reason was that
aim woo putting on all her jewels to do
an honor.
Prcscntly oho (:nmo iii—u small, young
woman, with an oval, immobile fonts
and smooth, black hair. She wore tight
trousers of it rich grccn damask and a
Earl of cloth of gold. On her bore ankles
Wero nnkicts of uncut emeralds and diu-
monds, fluid to be worth 40,000 rupees.
On hor arms were a largo number of
jcwclcd bunglosnud unnlcts, on her fin-
gors rings of beautiful rubies and dim
moods. Round hcr ncck wcro strings of
line pearls, and, suspended by studs of
large diamonds in the outer rims of the
ears, she wore across the hair at tho
back of the head pcnris, emeralds rind
rubies, prcttily not as it kind of collar-
oitc. The corn worn pierced in scverol
places to ullow rings and jcwcls to bc
iuscrtcrl, and in tho nose :1 small din-
moud was \voru. Tho liltic jcwclcd Indy
did not spook English. and after we
had ndmircd bur jewelry conversation
SUiIll (‘IilllC ii) iii) t‘ild.
Hot Wt'i‘ baby was brought- iu (lrcssr-d
in colon-d Hill, with a gold luccd cup on
its littlc bold hood. The umvob joined
us, and tiuro was much lively chat cvcr
tho rulfimt of our visit to the state. In
such :1 zcnunn the most rigorous seclu—
sion of tho wives is cnforccd—wivcs, I
say, for in this zcunnn tho bcgnm was
the chief and the only wifo and was
married tho day after the death of tho
first Immune—London Quecn.
TWO ELDERLY GEORGIANS.
One .‘liurricd at 100 send the Other Gut.
llu- Mitten at 123.
Two rcnmrkublo cnrcs of longevity
worn rrcnllcd rr ccutly by u cluuvcrsutlou
bciwccu sovcrnl gcntlcmcu in this city.
Thoy wcro discusniug tho death of the
Rev. (lcorgc McCall, tho veteran Bop-
tist prcnchcr. whcu it was authentically
stntcd that Mr. McCall‘s great-grandfa-
thcr livcd to tho ripo old ago of 127
yours. 11o was a bachelor at 100 and
took it tuition to got mnrricd. Ho mir-
ricd out his ideal and was mnrricd.
'l‘hrco sous \vcrc born to him, and ho
lived to are tho oldest son old enough
to Vutl'.
This was considered rnmnrkoblc, but
u gcutlcumu in the crowd whoso char
actor and standing, religiously and so-
cially, nro nbovo rcpronch, told on nu‘
thcutic account. of the lilo of his grout-
unclc. whowus one of (icorgiu’s pioucor
citizcus. ’l‘hisold gcntlcmnu lived to
ho mo years old. Ho lived in n. log
cabin, in tho uorihcru cud of which
Without it squirm holc. Tho old man
turned tho hood of his bed to that hole
and slcpt that way in the warmest and
coidust wcmhor.
His wifc dicd when ho was about 90
yours old, nod for runny ycnrn ho lived
on n widower. At tho ago of 115 ho out
up cutircly now not of tooth, and at the
out) of 123 mm morning ho Huddlcd his
own horr‘c, sprung into the anddio ond
rodo ill) milm to nddrcss n widow and
to ask hcr to ho hin wifc. Ho cvidcntiy
was l‘l‘jlil‘lt’ll, for ho rodo back that dny
nnd livcd 7 yours lonmm—Atluntn (Jou-
stitutiou.
Amusing llusaiun Lawsuit.
Au ilnliuu nmvapupcr given on oc-
count of un mousing lawsuit which has
taken place intoly in n llussiuu city in
which (lcrmun in tho , prcvuiliug inn-
gungo. Ono mun sncd number to recover
the sum of 50 rnhlcn, tho dobtor having
faithfully promised to return the money
on St. Henry’s duy. But having failed
to do so for u long limo tho lcndcr dis-
covered that the Russian Orthodox
church include» no such suint as St.
Henry. and tho judgo before whom the
cm was tried was much puzzled as to
whnt verdict he should give. Happily
tho iden txrcurrod to him that, saint or
no suint, All Suints' dny included oven
the most doubtful, no ho gave judgment
that the 60 rnhlcs should be returner]
next All Suintu' day.
living on One Food.
We hold that o well devised dietary
system door not need frequent changes.
All do not require to out the some in
amount or kind. Uncooked fruits and
nuts suit Mono; others live almost on-
tirely on brand and oetmuol; but when
the correct diet has been found it is not
necessary to change. Animals in s state
of nature live on one food throughout
their livcsu-chctnrian.
Immortal lame. ,
Did my man ever achieve distinction“
by ugh-Sen Francim Post. "
- ' .m ' when fest
'7...”e . MI W“ “I“
critics with all the «fit
chsrar of neauernrillhr his the
number use, and com one until Nov.
Bi
1- “3°32
,.
new novel by 6 son [in strains. can
use lull-n, slalom a carton boner.
ltisnottoomnehtossythstronovel sever
beans with such great expectation .
the rucoeeeor to 'I'rllby. The Personal fie-
collections or loan it Are will continue and
and will relate the aim or the failure- and
martyrdom of the Maid of Orleans Other ill-
Dent tie-lion of the car will bee nay-latte
y linen ’lwsmmn er the title. Tom law-
you human; a humorous time out
called Two .Hnl‘llllel l'rorn untimely, y
bssonos Ewnvn Ml’icfllu.: and short
stories by Omsvn'l‘usslr. ltmorun Kim-l
inc iuvrsJasnv I. Wrurrns..loi.nn Ram.
burnout liar-mum Owen Wines, and
other wcilolinorvn writers. .
nor. to oonnovr Wruormvlll contribnissix ‘
pa rm- on ueorge Wit-human and his timer,
rel hillnstrutions by nowsun Han. Ponur.
rinv Bloeww‘s Motor 01 Thu Ger-an
mrnure rur unerey, lustratec by it. OA-
ron n oonvrunt. old he continurddhrough
tho winter. 'l‘wo papers on rlt. Bird '3 dole»
and Mad Anthony Wayne’s victory. y Trilo-
noun ROOHEVILT. with gnome illustrations.
Will be printed during the your.
A novsworthv feature of the MAGAZlNE
during 1899 will he a series of articles by CAB-
rnu w. W HITNEY. deucriblng his trip of 2 we
miles on snowshoes and with dog-air go
irainslntro the unexplored Barren Hroundeot
llritlnh horth America in pursuit of wood-
birch and mush-oxen. Mu. WHITNEY'S series
will have the hildttfl llliel‘esl or being illustrato
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