Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 18, 1896 · page 4

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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1“filling::tbruutlmeudloc gimme».
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- RArIIrBr null. in udnlnce.
‘Whl: One month. we; throo
.. 01.25: six months. :2 so: om run. I5
' by newborn. l‘ll'n week. to buxom
alder.
2m Onwu. -2l\o 07 Wilmington «trout.
Mk. toluphonu will. 921-5.
‘ r Onto; No. to Wall utml. NI-rn‘ulk:
all. on. "

Ila welcome Id The Sentinel office.
know oi any nova. you will confor a
ldebhoullnt. sending or bringing It

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Miraculous should in all cows bu ML

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THE EVENING BENTINEL.
Booth Nomlk. Conn.

 

 
 
 

E 2m Erming Sentinel llilt' o Circulation
t Tblcu of .22\'oruoll and it: K'IIlmIlIII
“and nmlerubl 1, than the ('omlu'uul
mono; of (In otlu'r Tluw 1m ul Dail-

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Eton-k lion-Eula Wm...- Fol-neon.

.m wallow today moulinen to ho Rollol'ully
‘ llh'unl slightly warmer. wsalblr toll-mod bl‘
. Mlhdmugenims winds on the mun-Ila. Tm
meit promluc» to be purtly cloudy to
Wmmbnhl! followeultyy snow unddnn-
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. Thermometer RcCord.

. WWW point of the thermometer tor
Hum-lourhoura coding at noon today
, W. timoulmlo zero; lou‘csm l dourcoo

 
 
 

mAlmunno for Tomorrow.

I‘llrlm Hun Hula Hightidn Low tide
2'“ 0m «l 12va M21"

 
 
 

 

 

I No (311100 For HloE Removal.
. .VCIptnin (Yolegrm'c pnmentI-d u peti-
.' iio’ntothe Council of South Norwnlk.
1m night. that deserved morc consider-
‘E ution than it got. it may he that this
iu'to have the some wright as tho ouo
”lufive to the night lunch wagon. and
that the appointment of Samuel Ireland
as supernnmemry policeman ii»: the first
litep toward the displucmucut of thc cup-
tnin to make room, for him. it lsopcnly
E claimed that Mr. lrciund was promised
upluoeon the police form in paymcnt
for political services in the last. 2am-
E paign, and that to muke this promise
. good Captain Hologrorc's rcmovnl is
Masonry. Whether this ho so or not
thorn in no adequate cause for Mr. Colo-
store’s removal. and the business people
oftho city almost unanimously prcfcr
himvo Mr. lrolnnd to guard their pro.
purty,'and have virtually no declared.
E Mr: Colegrove is an oliicor who hausorv-
lathe city faithfully and with ability.
He has never been charged with Improp.
E RE conduct; he has new t'l‘ packed caucuses
. ih‘tho interest of any faction. and is in
2‘ nomnsoany man‘s henchmun. He rc-
aonted the insult of the present commit-
- teeonE police. who made u report to the
council that reflected more upon its
author than upon thnso it I incised.
EEThEis not of Mr. (l'mulegrow may huvu
been ill-judged. but it was but-unex-
‘E'pression of indignation natural of true
, manhood, and if cenmro in this matter
isdgaon’ed, it is not ‘Vlr I 'ulcgrore who
should receive it.

 

 

 

E’l‘thy call Philadelphia slow, but itE

some other cities would imitate her kind
otulowneui. they would do well. With
in the last three years she huspavad 406
miles of streets. They cost. $15,510 000.
The rest of it. in that all but $2.00 1,000
of this aumwus paid by the street. par
oompaniou. When tho city grantcdfihem
their operating licenses. it imposed con
ditions that brought all these moneys in
to the city treasury. The companies are
evidently making their monoy, too. or
E they would quit business.

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Tirol. Canadian Igovcrmuent i.~ to lw
commended for its cnterpriso in fitting
out und sending an exploring expedition
to Hudson bay tho homing season
There 18 good reason to helievo that both
treasures.and inhubilublo regiunscxist
much further north than has been goo

orally supposed.“ this is the case. it is .
to the interest of the Dominion to find .

it out and utilize the knowledge.

Mr. Arthur J. Balfour. first lord of

the British treasury, is of opinion that
if Grout Britain should find herself tight
ing for life, ‘fb'cot-chmen. Englishmen
and Irishlncn" would forget all their
grudges and join us one to resist the at
tack! 0f the foe. Well. Mr. Balfour
should not feel no dead sure of Irishman.
2 EE A8 to rule the lower business corpora-
. lions abrying the public in II large way
our judicioust fix their prices the more
profitable their trade will be both to the
publié nod to themselves. Gas compan-

lea. street railway and other companies 2

Im. found: this to be universally the
one. _” «_W_
"This is a new country, " says Edison,
"audit is wonderful how much has been.
'E60ne wIIhSil buying an established
latent: clans: no to speak. ” Just so.

. Ilia announced that Emperor Billee
will not make his annual visit to Eng- ’
lbd to use his grandma this your.
2,2- Me. in ‘t it?

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Do just what you like yourself, but
May to make other people do your

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”who with 6mm
ran-mm to trunnion mouth- abut.
They must not "on union in hotel,
are" our, picture gullary or any other
place lawman:- speak of tho much
or u II headstrong young man. They
must lull till they not to final-M bu
lore ranting their dinupprovulot him.
There they can do it to their heart‘a'
mutant. If they utter u ward of erili-
clam. even the wildest, against Little
Billee in Germany. oven in the prim:
of their. own room. the chuncen are that
out from a elm! or behind an onnlo in
the wall will step It Well (ironed gen-
tleman who will invite them to a
police court. whom they will have to
my a due at ‘serornl hundred dollars, and
not only that, but go to prison for three
montha or longer.

A curious book has lately been pub
linbcd‘iu Germany. It sets forth. for the
guidance of journalists in particular,
just what constitutes the crime of low
majesty. It is specified therein that you
may not criticise tho rmpcror or any
patron of princely rank, not even a (loud
king. In thin instance at lcastudeud
king in more powerful than u living
donkey. Any story, whether trnc or
false, that tends to uhow up his oucmd.
lltllo majesty or unybodyol princely
rank in u derogatory light in lone
majesty. You must not say a Word
against any of the rulers of any of the
Gel-mun states or of any state friendly
to Gcrmuny. You may. however, lulk
against the porn all you want to, and
you will not be interfered with.

Sam! Flltrutlou.

,lt bun long bccn known that water
filtered through clean sand is the purest
of any. The proaent contaiminutod con-
dition of tho wutcr which supplies moat
cities suggests thut tho experimcnt of
filtering it through ouud might ho made
without great expense in places where
the mind can be had. as along the bunks‘
of rivers and him.

The attempt will be made thus to
purify tho water supply of the city of
West Superior. Win. 'l‘rucos of sewage
have been tound in the city wutcr to
such an extent. that it ill!!! bcconm un-
bearuhlo. Tho wnlcr company is making
arrangements to pass the wholo supply
from tho hike to Iho city ovor sand he-
foro it. reaches the consumer. 'l‘hn suud
near the city is very pure and white. A
long guilcry has Ilccn dug through this
l Hunt] at the point. whore thowntor is
drawn from Lake Supcrior. The top
and sides of 'tbo gullcfy are tight, to
prevent tho trickling through of any
surface water. The water in the pan;
3 page drips slowly through the Hand into
well» which urc dog at the bottom 0!
”Pl! section of the long gallery. The
walls touch down to the substratum of
!I'I2rl cluy, and from thum the water is
pumped to the city.

0! course it will bra necessary to
change the Hand when it becomes foul,
but that can he done. The water thus

ed and found to be very pure.

The bcnexolcut Mr. Amado (Shaves.
superintendent of public Instruction in
New Mexico. is perfectly safe in offer-

Armenians who will come to America
1 and settle on it The otter will never be
i ucceptgd. in the one province of Anato-
l lin alone 50.000 Armenians hum been
butchered. The world will “0" or forget;
that the powem of Europe might have:
stopped this uwt’ul murder if ill”)
I w.ould If Inn: h massacres had been at-
temptcd on any part of this continent,

 

thcm at the outsnl. lWEQ—“Em are re-
publics on this side thc (lite, and u o are
not jealous of 0m- uuothcr.

The new steel 2m ii In olgo that will be
thrown across Ni. Ignru river at tho folio
w ill weigh -l. 000E 000 pounds It will be

:240 Icet long and 10 feet n irle It is
time there was wluctlnng to take the
Eplnce of the antiquated structmo that
now spans tho river below the grout out
much It is high time, loo,‘ that tho un-
tiquutcd system of exorbitant mil tailing
w hich still prevails thcro was. rvplnccd
E with smoothing modem and rcnnounhle.
1 This View of am- question is commended.

 

E to tho enterprising capitalists who are
; constructing the new bridge.

loss of science. own medical hypnotic
Ft' iencc. It. is with [I12 .I on. thomfore,
l v. 0 onto that .l distinguished Incmbcr oi
‘ the medic .Il plUbe’SiIL‘ll has used hypno
‘ (mm with moot ndluntugcous results on
’ two patients who ucrc sullering re»
Ipectively from traumatic neuritis of
the brachiul plexus and right hemiunop-
sin and right liemionuzethcsin. It must.
? horn cost the doctors several sleepless
' nighta to concoct Ilium names. Hypno-l
.tism maybe expected to cure anything
after that.

It it worn not for the dust. in tho ut-
lno-phcrc, which reflects and scatters the
sun mys, we should not hum light
olllmgh on this piancl to see dintin‘mly.
But the dust- particlcs act in their way
like small moons andEreflcct und in-

«2:29am the light. Stilllit is not neces- ‘

: wry to lento dust on chairs and tables
for us. to S00 by .

The country observes withsatisiaction
i that one difference betw’ern Great Brit-
ain and the United. “flute: will at once
he nettled by arbitration, and tnut ill. the
long standing dispute as. tothe claims
of Canadian Healer- against tho l.‘ oiled
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filtered through the sand has been test "

lug ugift of 000,000 acres of land to E

the governments hero, the United States .

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Milwaukee-M Family Eamon-mo

Wu hm mule WWW
with the agents of the oelebnted Bum Medicine I WM Anollm
Gwyn-Film Pottom. by WM“ mom “i h2 wc token Alcr‘ II l’IlleI for i a...” 9mm.
pro-ant ‘0 our lady renders some 0‘ their mam II-uru. and luluuvs cloth or! ;
wry nowont and Linoleum pillows of tho built lcsllits from their Ilsa E
*gurmontl. Full and “ppm attraction» l-or slonnn h nnd liwr troubles, I

(m, pulsing mambo "m “mm“ to and for thecuro of lmuduenc.

 

cathartic Pills

BOSTON STORE! [3&3

New York Office. «I: Broadway.

 

222” j AYERS February No Longer a Dull MOM“!

cannot in) equaled. “hen my
friend is .qu Im- “but in the beat
rcnmh for Iliaordors of tho stoni-
mm livcr. or bowels

Highest I

 

 

GMSWC'WL 5'3 COAT

Soft hL-iIn- culucl'n-huir cloth is hurc m. monkey
tractivs-ly cnmbimul with gullicll brown .. ..
velvet. mulling this wry stylish top ,W Ith your Cold! .\Ip waSh Dress GOOdS.

gunllcnl for n littlc girl. Ecruo inc-2 Ell- i" the bUd- Pro.

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and insertion is usml for tho dcmrutiou cure a bottle ‘7‘

of the fushimnllllc broad sailor collar of "ALE'S LUNG

volvm. llccp cufi' tunings showing on- BALSA“

turcsquc appcaruncc of this pretty POM. the first thing you do
Its construction is cxtmnely simple. and save yollrsclffnilm
and the closing is made invisibly in needless suffering.

tho neck In front undcr a stylish how of 9:; ,m_ H .- m. M, ms.-

OUR GREAT

nw inv aria»
bl: umnorlo \ycr' sl’ll a "~M in. E
\I \Y Journos. \'I-u Y ork City. ‘-

Awards at Of lust work made things “vein and the cxtrcmclv low prices made our customers
9 happy. “c believe In being lmsy —-\\c c2 m 't :Itlord to remain
World 3 Fair.

idle and grow rusty.

Don’t ' ' E E THE GREAT SALE WILL CONTINUE NEXT WEEKI!

 

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We take pl own: in unnuuncingoul annual opening of imported Dimitics and
Lawns“ ‘S2aluuluy, Februan 15th. The line specially imported in exclusive
styles .nld cloths, Is‘ controlled by I15~~zm cndlcs.» variety of' patterns and volor-
logs, the equal of whichhas uevcr before been displayed outside of N. Y. lily.
500 pieces lInc prluled breach Lawns, full 40 inches wide imported to sell at 25:;
no sturtthem .Il lsr.

contcr front. 'l‘hosumllcollurIncI-ls III 1-,... sum, Fme‘ Dress Goods ’ .
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brown satin ribbon. IlIc omls falling F \f’rl' It] I,“- llll.\' 1‘
llcnl'ly to tlw lova' 021ng of tho cont.
[Touts in this Mylo cull hc stylishly dc- NORWALK OPERA HOUSE
veloped from anyol‘lhc plain or funny .. . .. ..

woolcns or light coutinnn. and can hc It) MM“ .

Inudc ill our matcriul or EcomhinI-Il with T R | L BY , 3

Silk or volvot. u.» hum shown.

 

 

“e have llt'cll forlouatc' In scouring ten more pieces 5o- -lnl.‘ll fine lndia twills, dll
IOlUl‘Sitml black, IN'LgnluI value Is 75c; fol this week pm yard 5hr. 25 piece.»
black ligmed Mohaits,5o«: quality: for this week. 3.5I'. 24-imh fancy Persian
Silks revulnr SI oo qualitl“ , pol vnrd 75c,

 

T120 2mm" of H in 222“" III-"222221. ElanOOd’S Merry, New Laces! New Ribbons! New Beaded Gimps! New Buttons!

rcquircd llllllllkt‘ thiI. «’0 It for .I child‘
two ycursofugc is '37... vurdx: fol onoE Pl '
six yearn of .Igc in 3'. yarda; for our! avers .

night roars old 2-i‘,. y: min. ”including

Embracing the choicest home and foreign makes"

 

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“n'wmm' “W" l“ N" h 33'" "ME MISS LETTIE SHEPPARD, i.\. ll. —Sc him: Machine \0. 1 will l)(.‘ given :Iwnv ucxt Mmulux owning. Machine No

retails for twcnty flu- ccntn, is cut inE
four ””952 for " "MM of “W2 four, 9‘" . binning and Ilanui nit «‘mullrottn. lutn of Rloo'o
and fightyvnrs old. i IIII: (ionwuny. .
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Cut this out. (ill in wyourlmmoondmillion-I ; u“ n

“"d mall "l tnlm N" 2E 'lnnmrrou night u $10 bill will ln'I giwn away;

Sturtovaut's Bargain House : I

 

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l\i'..itlitln2”llccrc~l Unniotu. I. \lmt Bouildor-
22- ;jm: and housing hIItcrtnlIIIIIv-nt nwr 'iwn.

; '2'l‘thIlliioprogr'quII- lwim: I'm-lo‘tI-uil I All I

iaulnt. \owllim. now! lwlorc soon in tho,

SPECIAL :uovld. 'l‘lll'l'vvlllp'flln lllll‘l'lllllilllt‘nf Is luIIIIl-E
nir rIlium :2 lnntonilnw: lllltl‘l'lllltll't'hlillbr than H '

h: Innu- I-xI itio. 2 tho I :. trnm- dx: lnoro

Ellldilll'llllltllfl (“mom or IIImIn: not in all
T N I pod d- tho l2" Illlllitlhl Show on Forth.

'ISpirituulism. Monmorism. Theosophy.
__-_. m- _ ; Mind Rowling. Hypnotist". Mental

'n I I t l f I I f ,\' ilk 'Pvleumphy.
I“ m M " llll h H l I“ own II Hr“, ,U-p. .
lIoII-ilv nominal nod unIIu-Iithul .Inpw inltnwn E Th0 Orlglnal Sgymour CO.

Incelin “ill be hold In ”I“ town hullht‘. in mid . HVIIS I

 

 

HIM! outhoulthdm of lolounry. mm m

:iI-ln'vincl.inllo-nflorlnmn. for lllb' fulluwilnn LOST STOLEN AND EHIDDEN
purpm-m. \il;

illnn'tl‘l. "H'Ali; r-m gluidwl lwl much I'vf'tihotiolm PROPERTY.

ill! or llhl ilcmu llt ll I in out)

IIIIiotilIu.i-Illllzll Ilw mun lltlllb‘l‘E“"ll the will E DRIHNG liLl‘NDiIll D’- D- 2
din; anunuuri. lwli. :II 'JII'I luck ill thi- nllcr- a, SPllil’l‘l' \l in.“ l .\.\l ARKPD.

not)”. us "NH 10 Ill (' .. our»; Ior llu- pnrpum --l I

appointing n mnIIIIiIt-m und lo III point :I ‘- lrl'l'i- ‘JI'I" 'W' “0'1 -'2"2'- .
2Ullullilfvonft' ilizu ”a “(tho [mm of \‘nrnnlk I 5...“. {H‘- cup. m 'l'. .mljuwu' I. vnul WM 5E
to let'oiwullvluInII-I flu bounty of hllilli" r.- in drug Muuw _ flu 1
'thulnlou; ll Id llll' rIln-llino: IIII-l. Ill public ‘ E
hourinclnlull) nxnmion into tho soon and '
llm rot IIII..l.~' it! . 'l‘lllllu. \ouvhv r», l"t" l ipl». nmil

 

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.t'\i4l6‘ll"l‘lllt2"~tllltll1!llll lIIiIIIHunh: rallnh'lllr war :Eong oncer
:ny Immwl r-IpIo'» outing. 'hv loun onal Mil)
‘Ilommnts ""‘lh'mn‘ "’1 ‘UWWHM l""""”“" ‘ Tho .‘~lll‘l'llll.‘. "nous wl Ho‘ \H ll'. uhi- h “wry-I

.ohut lmuoll l'llilillv \\|lll inn-Inst. shnll be

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uhdnll -'lnlnI2~fuI lmunh. 'l‘ho dnvi~ion und I GRAND CHORUS
nflWJllllnfnlllll I'Ulllllllilw'llllw mml and mum

jI noronwin— mil nun. mm “In II2I.~'IIIIIII E R ET. ' " E' E 'E ' ' 50' NORWALK'
I i l I H I I 0F 50 VOICESlEaa WASHINGTON ST E . , H

w room In. ~.- min: .2: ~ luiInl . flu in I‘m limit-I
'I!I2c.~tIg;Itlunuml .Iui ~~I~II2 nod to dir-wt tlu- E

EVENING SENTINEL ”R. DAVE SEYMOUR, ETolophono Cull. 57-6.

COUPON. 1‘ into I‘olmr:l:yi.:fll Lompnny. .
‘Exltitllngtoono I’nttnm. nus I47». 0le ; “.I-I mum,“ ”mm m lekrl WE \lr llsdc ‘ e orwa os on ore,

mrrnuu 2.1. 0531-..811l3lh' 1 1- Seymour 5 2 ,
“Ill3?.leélil‘.‘."..l‘éii36.32:“;i‘l‘lufiifilfl .GONGRESS 0" SPIRITS 00 . .
undAnnstroets. ‘lolitllhormllk ‘ FEBRUARV 2‘ and 25 . I

2will be when aw (H the Mondm followiupr

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EUur coffee, we mean is a great SULcess as it goes into the leading families
of the town. "Can't get such coffee elsewhere as you: send us," so say a
vast number. We throw out the life line to those who are using poor
woods and want them to catch on to something that will do them good.
Flour is advancing in price.ENow is the time to purchasc.

. Fancy fresh cggs,.25c dozen. Elegant gill edge butter. four pounds 81.00.
Elgin creamery buttér, 4,247 pounds, for LOU. Try the Ferris Delicious

boneless bacon and hams the finest on the market. Call for delicatessc .

sugar com, the highest grade possible to obtalu and is a table luxury. We
«an supplv \ou With the finest of the wheat, as all of our goods are of the

lilst quolitv.

 

CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,

Leading Grocer.

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toun ll‘t‘;l~lllt‘l lo m2 Ilu- amount of I‘llliE

in unli. IIIoIIllII 2. «IItI. II Ul'2l’ll2 «If .~:Iid 1'22lll- I .
tuition-z nIIEII. :.ulirEw;.t~Il.l v monnxllvulnomkel \\ it“ SUlHS "l“lE illic’il i£i§.E

.I “title" I- porn to tho- Ill»! l-vun IIIIIotiIII.:E2 . , ,
"ii”‘l‘lumr lllrltwllilll’El‘libfill of tIIo-iE'ElIIlilua l'f ‘ )1 (r 1.1”

.I . IIInI I2 “mm or IIIIvItv um Im :Iiln»' I) , .
I'OJctfcthEnl‘llI-Im- ulluwml ond tho nnInunt' Illilhnrmomc UFCiKSll'Li

Eluund dw- 1’” I-mh Ildllll ullolwd: ulul in2 81' “SS illitil’tCltC {Hill

We uro erer gl. Id In rm old the prog- f

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I‘IE-IILI»;.|.H«I'II|I3E° will {.IE'iIiiIimII. mid loin»; 5- "0W3“ Congregational . An open occrct In succcsslul housekeeping is in saving not only-0 looking. but 1" Ebflflng

'~ It . m -I ml 2 vrcnII cs. . . .
l'ElEiIIIp" Elli EEK: Em: 1.1“.I l'Ilun hut. IIEIIIHEw‘ Church . i will be to \"0lll interest to call at our store. purchase \our grmcrics and “2L will prove to \ourcntitc
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E“"l’l“illltjll urtiunlililuirll’ tho 4....» mi»! 5 i)” ”K1 '4“ of “ .Isllmglt'b‘lll ‘Esalisfaction that you will save money by dealing with 05’.
infill mu. l‘l).‘,:‘lil"lllll idlyl' :olh Ex». ('l l E liil‘ lllddV { ,. .

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2 “light Ull:lIIILu ElE2'\\l’I~Il12l. I Im-I. a l-‘. llnd FRIDAY FEBRUARV let E .3 cans Toma‘tws. 12.2.0, 4 lbs. Lal. Pump... Jot. 10le. (Iron. sugar. $1.00
m" ”M" 'E' “'Em'i‘ “WM” “34"" hm! E ' "E 4 cans Corn 2.2:»: I 4 lbs. host Raisins. 2:»: 30 lbs. l'aIl Jelly. . Loo -
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