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BREADPAN
' turnaround better bread, with sameingredients. CAN'T BURN, KEEPS FRESH, HOLDS THE
ivadkKED FOR $LlCING. The only perfect bread pan.
7 ‘hy‘otop experienite has taught the needs of bread baking. Wise women and men have tried in
.. tired ways to improve on therun-over fiat pans that turn out loaves with burnt edges. '3‘" bottoms,
Opacity sides, until at last the crimped crust pan solved the problem, and makes bread baking. as well
'7 me eating, a pleasure. It makes delicious and nutritious bread; the crust is even and delicate, and
. rii'nped surface adds to the crust area and at the same time marks the point for slicing into dainty
.. come and see this wonderful pan and taste the delicious bread made in it.
Have You Seen Our $I00 Bicycle?
‘ “not, you fail to Iteep up with the times. Strictly high grade, guaranteed in every particular [guaran-
,‘ afiioo wheel, not $75 list] made by one of the largest bicycle concerns in the country, who restrict us
utilising their name on account of cutting tlielprice. -
., .. Cash---$38.00---Cash
Look at this wheel and wonder, and you will see another demonstration of the fact that "If you see is at
tottevani's it's a bargain." .
'7. .STU RTEVANT.
RECEIVED
A LOT OF
zooden Bicycle Handle Bars!
Whichl will sell for one week at $2.50 per pair.
Also have a look at my stock of
CARRIAGES,
WAGONS,
BICYCLES,
HARNESSES,
and HORSE
GOODS.
No trouble to show goods, even
though you do not purchase.
at »
NORTH MAIN MID MIN STREETS,
SO. IIORWALII. CONN.
J UST
Repairing done at short notice.
f
Factory and Repository,
Franklin and Madison Streets,
N AUGUST .lst, we announced our “Alteration Sale" as a month of
bargains. We thank the public for their generous rcspons'c'jto our
effort to please. The close of the month closes the special sale,
but we shall endeavor to continue giving attractive prices on reg-
ular stock, and special prices on jobs and the balance of summer stock. We have a few
LADIES’ JACKETS AND CAPES.
.....ALSO.....
Missss’ AND CHILDREN’S JACKETS!
ifhoicc of balance of our shirt waists at so cents,
_ These we shall offer at low figures.
And other items corrcslioiiiliiigly cheap.
A. Dickerman 8: Son,
' at Washington Street, South Norwalk, Connecticut.
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g Sentinel
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PRINTING HOUSEl
Thoroughly Equipped for Every liind of Printing.
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BEST QUALITY OF WORK AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Iothing So Large 0r So Small that Cannot Be Done lioro as Vloil as Infill.”
i
tint-b War A women ”hihdi '
.hl , icon have the woods and MI.
lith‘opmrndmhlp alone of from, ‘
may marsh wanton and the burning III.
For an the heart's moot polcuant pain
will wear may 'neath bitil and rain.
And rush of wind» thr h bran h be
With wmothinu still kind: and air: m
The lonely watch belies the there.
The wild fowi’a cry, the moon of our.
And patina of virgin airy to team.
Untrud. and no uncurud by man.
(tranmrey for thy haunting face.
'l‘hy charm of voice and illumio anon,
I fear no pnwor n wuman wields
While I can have the woodl and Iloido.
wiilrneot Mcflnt‘l'oy.
A PUNCTUREMIRE.
I dcfy any one to produce a inoroporfoct
urxwluion of the bicycle kind than I was
when I left the tminufnoturera on n bonu-
tlful Mny morning Just two months ago.
They were proud of me at. the shops-
Indood I think thorn was something about
my “W‘QIIII frame nnd polished cuumci
flninh that mode inc stand out. no one apart
from the thousnudnuf other wheels around
me. The first. journey I took was when I
left. my nutivo city and was chipped, with
many companions, to Washington. I liked
this beautiful Capital City and longed for
u spin on the smooth asphalt. pavements.
but. it accrued for n time tluit I was doom-
ed to disappointment.
I was taken to the bicycle scliool,whero
I wont moat of my days watching the
strange notice of beginners, the earnest
ulIorta of those who had taken several les-
nons nud the lofty, though sometimes un-
certain. airs of the once almost. ready to
ride in the street.
In nil of this I had no part. I was it now
Wheel and must. Whit quietly until pur.
I‘liliSiL‘iI. Sometimes my indignation would
on umuntxl by the rough tmnlnicnt bu-
utowcd upon the poor machines on which
the beginners were taught by their incx-
perienced riders. How they slnnuned
those wheels around!
Day oftcr tiny I watched thcsosightsun-
til I was wont-y of it nil, and beyond innit-
int: n tirmrcsolution tothrow myaelf down '
It precipice beforo (lost-mulling to such wurk
I did nothing for ecu-ml wcekit'. ’ At last.
Ono bountiful inorning- ~I rcnnuuhcr “'1'",
‘.a was May ill—tho numngcr of the piano
oamulu the park uccompnnicd by it Very
pretty girl and an ohlcrlpdy, whom I took
to no tho girl‘s inolhcr.
They came over to the rack in which I
stood, and. drawing mu out. humid: “ lici'o
In exactly what you want. miss. Time in
not it Ilucr wheel in the city. Look til ilutt
Ironic, good and strong, tinniiliflllly Iln«
llhl‘lli “RM Wi-lahtl just lift it, not :.‘.'i ‘
pounds. nil tho hearings tuned from tool
rtccl"- The girl's I)I't'll)" face was a
study us who looked me up umlilcwu in an
nuxlonscflort. to find thc dillcn-nt parts
to which tho tuunnircr rcfcrnwl so itilbly.
"I like II."§lltl :mid of length. “ liuu'l '
yoanotlu'r? Younon."lui‘uiuutothctnnn,
“I li’il’u been about :1 month trying lH huyu
wheel. I thought it would be quite coir.
but we have IIIIII u lll‘t‘.'.(lIl:l timc. lit-ethics
hurling gone to about 20 liliit'i‘rl ours-circa.
wu hum Ilitil :it lililh’l no agents, who Inn-ml
we wnnicd nwhoci. t-ozuo ni'lur us. nud the
must puzzling part of it oil In that i‘m'li 1
our 8:in nil ihc olhuN urn pot-{wily wurih» :
less. So iunthcr and I uun'c up our minds
to giro them :ill the slip. nud timt l4 why i
we count hero thin morning.
this wheel, mother, "
'i'hc rm-thcr approached me. tried to look
critical. gram inc :t m‘iiilc uluilic. Illlfl said:
“Well. it. seems to be u [fluid strong one.
I do hope you won't have nny urchin-his. “
'I‘Iml Very-afternoon 1 war will to my
new bout", it magnificent brown atone on
Connecticut uremic. und in a few days I
know nil about the family. for goesip is
rife in tho scrmnis' hull. ill a littlo room
adjoining which I was krpl.
My young llll‘ill‘t‘tit-I wue upmcd lice-do
Ilululiriilgc. Flu! wuu thc illilywiillll Iit‘t‘tl’
loss to my oi‘vriiululumlw i'llllll i-i \H‘Stllll)‘
I”Il‘l‘.‘ll~i, and tht lin‘V, of alarm», all" who
Mill'ct-lngz fmui it bad t‘zl-it‘ oi' bicycli- fi-wr.
A lmoat cvcry cw-nlui: ni‘tcr dark the do.
t-otcd [other and mothcr would sit out on
tho porch and “'IIIA'll Iii‘-'iliv and um sll‘llg
piling up ltllll down the cll’l'i‘l. A young
irictul ou' lav-r»: wail iu-ui'liim: lii‘l‘liil'llli‘, and
of oil pullout :inil iii-rum! instruct ~r.~ thut
liniulmiuu tnnu uni; tho lt-uil. III‘WIHII
Illt‘l' in low. tun. :tiul Iit'\'t r :il'l‘llli‘ll too hot.
or tired to invent suitable answers: to tho
pnrunzs' cudliw illlita‘llniii m towhy iii-util-
t'uuldu't rldu til-um; like tin-oiln-rirlrlu lllll.
lillll \i‘liuh iiuulu the win-cl wnblilu
wuau'.’ mini'ihlm: the n .‘illt'l‘,llIIll luidu‘r
they boiler go buck to II .. 1mm and I‘UIII-
plum, and \\':N in Mll‘t' tin-iv no! no dun-
m‘r 'I'lu- lust llinc [ionic lunl rim lulu
llu‘ lrro box It lookml from \\'llt,‘rl‘ ilu-y Hill
on though slin might how luul n wriuuu
full If but hadn't l'IilIt'lll ‘H‘i' in Illlll‘.
A»! I my. in» Won wundurfuliy pittlcnl. for
Iii'\‘~ll‘, lo lull the truth, was wet filllliltl
nud lillil :i silly li'ilc wnv ol‘ grubbi'nl: one
of my humilo bur-t ligiulv and throwing
nil lu'r wcight on Him Hillii‘hllli‘. \i'lll"li
\wmcnnugii to nmkn .‘llll' self respecting
\'.'l: 'l'l l'ii'tl lii'r iiror in li'i‘ guitar. I iiiiiilf.
i'otil'cw I ditl llll-i lillllllu ‘ll‘itilllillwllllll ul-
Hi pinycd n few uiiii'r livilo iricita on her,
nncuf which. tut-niun into thc pnwiucnt
when tlic ridi-r in Hymn to mount and
turnywuuut. H 4 arm! i'imu'itu tilllllllg
Illi' l!"llt‘.'i' \i‘lli't'lu.
Iriicrun. IliIWi't'l‘l‘, I put to like IIIWHII‘,
who was nocicvvr oil it wiu-cl its aim wus
xtuphl on. uuii llulmm thcy culled tho young
mun. “IN my Il'li‘tiil from Ilit‘ ilnu.
Ho in about it work up iu-guti lu nmkc u
nuwi lurinmimiu trio. uud tin-n llob would
brim: his own whcci urnutul, nud ilmt
nmvic. picuqmi mtupum' for inc.
(inn thing I nliici'ln‘tl in from Ilif‘. Ili'nl.
rind liobngrccd with inn. I think. wow u
frli'iirluf Ilcnlc'n. Wllill‘llilll‘ tn the lioiino
uiuiontorcryumlu. nud ml. with hcr pur‘
outni-ulmiy nipping ‘mnt‘ cool drinktuld
t‘lu-niirugiiil; int by rolling out from tlnin
to time how ton-ii nnd much u lhiuif "‘litlli
lmtiwidcil or how in not iiiulcr i-crlniii
cin'uniututuw. 'I‘ln-u iii-would mid to tiiu
t'ttllllril'l of tho pmwnlu by it low rctunrk to
tho ViTi‘i‘I (but. " Ilob Ilii-liriribullilii‘l know
u thing; ulmul u wiml," nut.l untilt‘llmt‘u he
would keep llcnrln‘u «mu-lure uphypromlu.
ion to take her for amm- lnmr ritlcit no mm
tin alto hull lliil‘ill'ri'tl tlic wury bicycle.
I didn‘t. likc him, and llultilitlli't. Mid
III‘RI‘I!‘-\\’i‘ll, no couldn't "‘11 tlllllll' ll""~
I only know Illli'l‘ wc had put in nu Illillr'ii
t‘fll’illllllil: lulmr .4..- wuiilil not HIT in NM.
iillll, Icurinu limb to m» to lili‘. would run
up the atom tumult it Mr. )lcmlltli didn't.
think who won iluliur boiler. and “‘1“an it.
viilltcly lluii'n fault that aim loll over that.
Ifllli time. filic thought lll' lilid hull“ of the
wheel. flilll when .Iliu found In- it" n'i. of
mural-she fell oil‘, out! it was it mm" trick
to ploy her, And tin-n the whole party
inu'nlod poor llob, who-o nolcol‘cnno lumin-
«I to ho u desire to hasten M!“ WWW“
Bob never Would my a word in hit! own
neiialt. boil used to ma unclutter- in
. .. , M
Let us take
M i,
.‘..-.._,.‘ e m » nu»...
alimony \rfioti‘t ., it” ,
. ’ net-y mil , ,
y» it at me vi moulding Monti»:
Ililgl’WIIId Mr. hmtth Would lit Iain
tru ly: “Ilrtiro! Now. l'tliiitmibnliwliflhxl
told you iibuut tho .podnlit. " And than I
would lune my tethpur and stop suddenly
In it hit of mud. and of! would [to Ila-to
before you could any .Iut-k Robinson.
She didn't known thlu about nothing
heron" minimum of u whooli All Ibo want-
ed was to all on and ride. Shown» one
of than» girls who will never muniige tiny—
thlng uiilcnn. maybe. u husband. '
"A“ lhlllllu mum l/fl him who Wtiltif"
And an ill Iciiutlrhir. Momllth, who but?
llt't‘ll doing tho waiting to perforation, imt
Ilcueio come to him with the glad iicwo
that who could ride splendidly, now. and
aouldu'i they ninkn up homo portion and
Kn out on tho road. ’l’heu we bud tit‘Yt‘I‘lll
terry pleasant ridcn, ()ci-nnlonully there
Would be quite in crowd. but. very often
only I‘illrmlii‘fisle with lilr. Meredith tlllll
Bub relegated to her chum. n lilisii Uivy,
who really Will! u beautiful rldur.
I did not like thin nrrnngcmcnt, its Mr.
Idumlith rode. one of lhonn randy, multiple-
iiuu: ullnirit flint. . no really nice wheel
wuuld wish to Lo seen with in the street,
but Ilt‘fifilu und I wcn- quite frhuidlynbout
tlmt time, and IWiiii trying to pit-use her
by giving its little trouble on possible. ‘
lit-fore long liosolu became convinced of
thc idvu thut she was it IllllllllIi-i rider and
Hllum‘r‘llcll that “'0 till take it trip out to
Cumin John Bridge. I hoard llobudviao her
to try n idini'tcr run first, but then Mr. Mot-c-
ditli come up and said it would bode-light.-
{ul and of course Miss Bosch.- could do It
c'u-‘lly, there wasn’t it better rider in the
city, und be fixed on the next. duy for the
trip.
The ncxt. duy downed clear nudwnrm.
and we not out about into o‘clock. I must
admit that liimlo looked as prcttyusnpic-
tum in lll‘l‘ (lninty suit, with its many but-
tousnnd juunty cnp.. Bcforo wo atnrtcd
liol) canto tip to me, us he always did. to
i we iliul all my parts were secure and firm
lund that no pebbles or bite of dirtwc-ro
f rerun-hing against my l‘lliilll. lio did not
i look put'tlculurly plcused ovi‘rtbclrlp, ftllll
indcml I fully nitrccd with him timt‘. itwus
far loo long for llcssiu to attempt.
At length we were spinning merrily
ulong. I was dctcriiilni-d to act my bust,
so took the load, with that ('ll‘L'Illl wheel of
Mr. Meredith's. lcnving lioh and Miss
Only to follow. All went well fornbout
four miles. and thou III‘SSII,‘ begun to wonk-
cu. Slut was tired. very tired, as I could
easily tell by thc feohic way she pushed on
i iuy pedals, but. she was determined not to
g give up before Mr. Meredith and own Boll
right. (lll, no!
Suddculy she gave a cry, something be-
tween ll gasp tutti a scream. “Oh, look—-
in front of lllI--SI‘(' tlint drum of cows!"
“’l'hcy won't hurt you." sold Mr. Merc-
. tilt-ii in it superior wn)’. “('omc on."
i ” lint my whoclwit nin'nyr—always
; :iiii'v»: at Pan's." lzuitpi-d poor Ilens‘ic.
_ .\li‘. Meredith's lip «‘ul'lutl. "I really
i can‘t face those i‘im‘rl.” sold Iicsaic again
’ bcfwwn mtsph. "India, conic and ride iii
' lront. I'I‘llt'llyillllilltl Mr. liicrtxlitlit'an run
into Illl‘ill first.“
, I gl'iilly alowcd up In pursuance of this
i lilt‘lt, for ”code trim to) tired to have tho
1 slightmt control over lilt', nntl dropped be
bind with limb, .
“ lichic, you ill'i.‘ tired to dcuth," Intox-
i-lulmvil injiiilicioiisly.
"I'm not," replied Ilcnnlo. furious at
mint " llut I'm afraid of IIlllMi cows.
Wait till you fil‘l‘ how this “'llf‘i'l shins-l"
"lx'ccp ii poiulcd straight. and I bciicrn
Iit. will gu by ill-l right." said lioli simili—
' iugly. " Let us not oil' and rust. Inni oz
tin-d ind——
".\'o I won't get off.
llri‘tl. ..
“'I‘uko llic’ccntcr of llilll'ih'lil thcu." said
Bob. as we noun-d tlic nil-cit lookiut.r more.
"They can‘t hurt you; I‘m on their side.
Ilou‘t on up on that path or you'll not it
puncture sun: "
"but gin-c mo an idea. Ill‘sfill‘ was tired
out and too proud to own it, She wuuld
l’l‘l'lllllll)’ full olI if slut did lllil Ri'l down in
u irw iuinuics. .~\ puncture would Iil‘llll
I'V‘l‘lli‘ill ext-us» for I‘i'slll‘fl. Thou. ilL'lllll.
idllI‘ liuil Mill l\\'ll‘i‘ (bill I ilili‘il ul cows——
wull. I Would make lli‘l‘ words true.
Without further ln's'itnt'ion I run down
it little incline in the road llllll umdcinr
llu' bypulli llob luul \Viiriml us of.
Crunch, crunch. hill! .-\ sllri-ry fooling:
along my tit-c. uii uphill/mi cry from lli‘i‘
bit). "()li. liob. Iiohl Look, I told you!"
In n mouu-nl Ilob was Io'slllt.‘ u-luiulliud
IIIll'll llI'i‘ lu lint ground.
" Your lll'l‘ is puncturml." lu- said lu'icf
ly. "\\'nltu mluuic. lct mo think what
to do. " .
Ifcliinpcrsoiuil inicrcst in tho uiTuir.
an int my lu'mth go out it“ slowly on pm-
slhlc until all length linh sold, "I burn
ii i" :iiill pulling out hi< knife in..- ripped u
puiiciim‘ in lib: own fire that put illlllI‘ to
nimnw. 'l'iii-u lu- <hnuicd it» .‘Ii‘l'l‘llilll uinl
lilhk' tiri‘y. who mine flying buck.
"Wluil ii the nuilicr?" llicy u-riml.
“\Vu luIIll gut in a bull bit horn." :ui'itl
liob. “:itul llil\l‘ plilll'llil'i'I-a in i-uuw-pu'ui-i'
Will you two ride on to i'nliln .iohu und
M‘lltl Hoiui‘liiiug ultcr u~r"
" You. I anus-i no liiiil lu‘ffl'l' go on. .\'n
ll)!" of our all lining thc ride. you Luriw.”
said Mr. .‘icrcililh, but .\ll~~ tin-y would
imi- nun-o in Hull. so tin-y Ilnully fli'u'iilt‘tl
to i'ido Illlt'k in iii-wins homo and Hi‘llil ilm
curt-lune ultcr lli‘l‘.
And tin-ii ull' lhcy wi-ui, iliill lbw-“c,
who won iiilct‘ly citiuiuslmi, iii-gun im-ry :i
lilllc. null Iloh found it I‘lllll [din-i- illlill'l'
llit‘ ll‘t‘t". niul wuo trying: in comfort lun',
much to my intcri-si. wlu-n I ruiliiculy
ill-'l‘in‘i‘l‘i'll liuil I wu-I i-dippinit front whom
liuulc iuid lusccurviy aloud me up lil'i—lill‘
n irtvit.
Down. down I wont. until arcing u nlm
unfliipol I fell over on my uldo uiitl luy
thorn contciilcdly for about on hour.
Immiu‘ouml by ll-ib‘u \nlcc lmillnutt
former driving by in n wagon. After «min
iiilk flu‘ inun tum-ml tulnkctliciu in town.
"Why, whom is your wheel?" I heard
”fill My.
“lm'l “inguinal flint big iron? I pill it
then" lllliliil ll'll tuiiinlcn mm.” Nllil ”Until",
untl lwr toicn ooutnli-d strangely happy,
'I‘hcn liob wcni. looking rnuud until ho
found lili‘. nutl liut‘luunm‘crlulnml that be
yond llu- iii-lluiml tire I had uoinlurim. iu'
purlwii Inc. with bill own wiicci, in flu-cart.
uuti tin-n hc lllill llcuic climbed in by no,
A“ we draw niowiy iownrtl town I heard
Iiob any in a low \‘lllt'l':
"We. will burn in grin lillillt'lll‘ now.
lion-tic. dour," nud Pilif‘ :iiinwcrml:
"Yon, lloli. llut. do you know. lllkcihin
wheel of mine und wont to kwpitnlwnye.
cwn"~wiih u mullc-—“‘if it dam shy at
cow-t,"
A ml Iinb qughml iuippilyutul sold. ”We
will oiwuyu keep it, uinl it shall boron
lli‘fli‘lll new tlrc ioiimrruw. "
“How uboul your own?" nailed Ilcuslt‘.
with :i iwiuklc in lil‘l‘ i-yc.
".‘Ilfll‘ niiuli burn u now tlrc. too," Mid
liob. "I feel like giving prom-nth to
orcrythluu and everybody. I run noncr-
footly happy. Jim."
‘I'Iicn in flll‘ curly iwilirrhi- of homo.
tuer's evening we all drove into Washing-
ton itinetliiir.7-li'nelilnmn 11m.
I‘m not obit
, as warm
‘ that it purifies the blood.
s‘gurBlmdlm
The great secret of the power of Ypsilanti Specific is
it does this by nature’s own
pure?
method, —~ not by destroying one organ to build up another,
but by cleaning and strengthening all.
AprdATI-I
HAI-
makes the body well.
state and natural action.
I L M N tam. .
It restores t‘orpid organs to a healthy
That is why it rm'rx.
1"er
a
s
Our llama ’l‘mmm'ul liooi' tells all about it, and is sent
to any one for [0 cents in stamps to pay postage.
I‘HB YPSILANTI SPECIFIC C0.
MBQSTON. MASS.
Toilet Sets.
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30 DECORATIONI.
82-35. 3-35. 3-90.
9.85, 14.00.
4-40. 5-15. 5-35. 5.60. 6 '35. 6-50. 8-75
If you break a piece from one of our sets it [can be
replaced.
Dinner Sets.
II DECORATIONS.
. $3,35, 11.55, 12.88, 13 00,1326, 17.87, i9.44, 27.76, 40.
Or you can
Tumblers.
buy what you want from Open stock.
3cc, 40c, 45c, 50c, 60c, 63c, in, i.25.
Cut Glass.
Syrup cups, with triple plated tops, 75c.
NASH a. VANSCOY,
Cor. N. Main and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK‘
CONNECTICUT
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MONDAY,
JUNE 22,
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City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will leave pier 23, East River, New \'0rk}(BecI-tman street,)
FOR SOUTH NORWALK.
Daily at 10:30 a. m.
and Friday at 5 p. m.
FOR NORWALK,
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Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5 p. m.
FOR NEW YORK,
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BIG REDUCTION SALE
For the Month of August.
Compict’e line of watches, clocks,
jewelry, silverware, opaiware and
cut glass.
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, will be sold low enough to attract
while not Sold at strictly cost price
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All of these goods
purchasers, who will find many rare bargains.
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YOU....
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about IInic'n little Cordial lnul
uummor.
it mmlo many friends: It will
number morn this year. im.
cause it down just whnt in
claimed for It. Cornet hi
all barrel Irouhlm.
Mmplo bottles free of ii
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