You be fully sails.
Let. us talk the question over
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sir-.5 J “l“ ,‘v r’fI ., ‘I ‘.
. Earned 5'65 ..
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Showers tonight and Sun‘diiys.
he sputhoru storm which was Issue
tgn‘ near Montgomery. yester ay or -
iiig,th9s been dene9t99 9c the1 rust?
was an area a 5 recs 0
Hattergii and it is now cgnhaWnesr-
Memphis, where 1d. 02 inches oi rain has
fallen in the past twenty—four hours.
Other placements-ting heat/y ra'lh were
Jupiter, 154 inches; Ja Vionville. 1.86
inches, and Charleston; ulnches.
The rainfall is not very heavy except
near the track of the storm cVeVnter.
m
Special sale of clothing at Selleck' a
store, 48 and 50 Wall street.
Mr. and Mrs. Willi In. Griffin. of lay
street. tire vieitliig talends i‘u Bethgl.
WW
—O_ly the choicest Havnna ii lor is
used n the Nassau crown cl are.
a...» .1 a.
Miss Mabel Scollin, of Danbury, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Doyle, of Clay
street.
Miss Mabel Sturges, of Cannons.
spelnt yesterday with friends in Nor-
wa k.
Bargains in tomato soup at. Lorenzo
Dibble‘s Model Grocery, in North Main
street.
«Crush hats.
O. B Jackson, of Norwalk, spent“
yesterday, enjoying the cool breezes on
Smith' a island.
O'Brien.
You can buy fresh lamb killed only
forty eight hours at the Public Market
in South Main street.
--The leader, Birge‘s Dairy No. 1.
Mrs. Gustave Pltscr has returend to
her home iii Stuart avenue. after a visit
with friends in Brooklyn.
' J. M. Creagh celebrated the anniver-
sary of his birth, Thursday. and was
congratulated many times by friends.
—-On Saturday, Aug. 17th. we will
give with every purchase a sample
package of Old Virginia Cheroots.
Whelple‘y & Clark
H Krieger and Company call at
tentlon in their add to the effect that
their shoe department will be atopen.
tor business about Septomboi' 1st
”*‘T‘t"
A. J. Collins and Company has a
special sale of coaches. All other
kinds of furniture can be bought of this
enterprising firm at bay-gain prices.
“.Mr and Mrs. H. Seifert and daugh~
ter ghe clever little dancer and musl-
clan. of Brocklyn, are the guests of
Mrs. Moeller. of the Washington street
bridge.
«Elegant decorations put up and
taken down upon occasion of Ivor-
wslk's anniversary. Ask J. M. Boo
dict, newsdoitl‘ér; iii Wall St., No‘rWI Vi”:k '
Raymond Brothers are making re~
pairs at their house on Arch street.
cutting down tile walk lowerln git to
the grade, and melting other improve-
new ‘about the property. .
ll‘lautu IsFusl
We lmndlemothing but city dressed
man. killed only. fort‘yiolght spurs.’
atbhsitoiiowing prices: 'I
Legs Genuine Spring Lamb. 140. lb.
Forequarters, 9c. lb.
ChoiceVNotivo Fowl, 14c. lb.
Home Dressed Spring Chickens. 20c. lVb.V
will .
PUILIQ MARKET:
1.32 .South Main sirest
WW
HARRY PEPPER, Pro...
lN SICKNESS
of. and
Mm” 1.
- ed y9Il
so as 95908-
You get the heilt’ doctor you kaow
.. or. By unholts attended the races
Brighton Beach, Thursday.
Frank N. Taylor, of Westth,.
in Norwalk yesterday, on business.
. .wM-s-W
Georgetown.
t‘er ay afternoon.
Lake Champlain.
hfi Co, ‘I
nag]... in Maple street.
W
few days in Norwalk
days at Block _l.sland.
body. of Bridgeport, are the guests
‘ iriends in The Not‘vralks.
M. Benedict Norwalk. next door
post ofllce.
The Misses Haykins. of Franklin a
one, are entertaining Mr. amt Mrs. J
eph Lolly. of Long island City.
W
“u“ v-
Raymond Brothers property. at
corner. :of Arch street and Frank
~Umhrellas and caries. O'Brien.
J Clone, of Belden avenue. is being
here. -.
Mrs. Simone and Miss Warrior. of
their home.
take a vacation next week, when
American Exposition
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sue, and Miss Ethel Wilcox, of A
with friends in Easton. Ba.
T'Mi'ss Madeline I nér.
street, and Miss Margaret Claven,
friends in New Britain.
w
walk, who have been spendln
tion. returned this morning. to his
in Wall street;
~13“; latest Gént's .Purs
Pocket coihbs and ‘Bi‘iishee'
up; Scissors land Pocket Knives;
to their homes. . . .
~‘I‘I.
'5
eye gets drunke the cap iii
around.
to eight ounces e to th Splat,
l filo (earring; Paint , .
ion”
l“than ot ere. _
an. 'svier bodywovor “l
Wears lchgpr. 8099
kins 999969 How, E
in having his prescriptions, iVlllVAV .
VIw9IIVIt to he sure or ‘
This is as essential as algood doctor ‘
~a. life m9” lIe ‘
" It. never suls‘tu
Pure DruI'
1
4t stske. 1
all tutti. but sell you
s best that money can
h-~0n tSaturday, Aug. 17th, we will
Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Selleck, of Nor-
.11walk, are new spending a few days
.. .7
W .
~0ur entire .line of ladies' ribbed.
2Vests to be closed out at lite on former
prices 39m 360 and 500. M. S. Smithm
Francis Roll 99d son. William J. Roll,
at Brooklyn, are guests of Mr. Cava-
IMr. Knox, son or Attorney General
.KnIoitI. (It. Washington. is spending a
W
LeGrande Jackson returned to Nor-
vmlk. yesterday, after spending two
The M18868 Essie and Myrtle Pea-
1~Fla5s of all kinds, and decorations
of every description furnished and put
up by skilled workmen Go and see J.
Charles Keith, of Boston, who is the
. guest of relatives in Norwalk, spent
yesterday at, Camp._Mchan. Nlnntic.
avenue. is unde9goin5I improvements.
John Blake, a college chum of John
tertained by the letter at his home
hany. who have been visiting Mrs. Wil-
liam Thompson, returned yesterday Vin
William P. Beers, of Norwalk. will
contemplates taking a trip to the Pan-
Miss.Edlth cousins. of Franklyn ave-
street. have returned home after a visit
of Groin
Connecticut avenue. are the guestsroi
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hayes, of Nor-
a short
vacation with friends in Purl ng, New
York. Vgsre expected ‘Vhome hexat Vwepls. 9
V W
John McCormick. of Main st‘re’et. N‘ch
wallswho has, been enjoying a vase:
sition in William P. Beers' book store.
is Gents
Witches,
85c: Alarm Clocks 73c; Razors. 95c
d, tTV, ,,J c s.
erythlng guarantee 9 I VVMoop 9
Miss Minnie. E Hyatt, ot Norwalk. “
nd Miss Anna Sherwood, of Green’s
arms. who went to the PanvAmeriN
can Exposition tngVthlVief9'V. have returned
WU
A Kansas soldier in the Philippines
native over him, and the native puts
on lots or hire wane marching him
It grinds the boys so that
they wouldn't get drunk if they could. "
IF ‘rNI—iv nIb-N'r w‘aIdi-I' “runes"
Ex a weigh
l5} kei‘ ii
by Cultistoeii ”Wat
Gotham and J.T
tilt"
at
01'
.to
V0—
gun.
the
lyn
Rev. George R. Van'Alstyne. ot Bay- -
vlew avenue, entertained Rev. George
VanAlstync, of Bridgeport. Thursday.
eo-
Al-
he
rch
of
po-
(W-
.o..
quotes a new temperance for ‘which
is at workahi 1'39”” 35.19099, 117. I... h '5 1W4! ’lV
" o ‘ II -. a can c , on
tldflpd 9's 99999 erV V WW 3”".
De
. department and see the full ‘dl
has 01 felt ‘
front have
untrimme
back and i
bans trimmed Vm'MV
hats with. “polka“l '
and a quill.‘
And colors! About all the bright
hues oi.‘ Autumn..leaves—and the very
new combinations of the golfing colors,
’ " ’iiurcome lind'sfie for yourself.
mnev. L. W. Holmes. of Westport, was
sensor: oftfrleuds in Namath. use.
Right coast rear.
near ills all shop.-
WASHABLE SKIRTS.
1-Br1ioos out.
A good sized lot at washable skirts
have been cut in Price, The, Iseason.
now at its heldht, Will be over‘ in a
(H.119 or lossmto sell. every summer
ski t little ’brlces are no dcd new.
Fine pique and linen ski s that have
been 53. 25 to .551
Linen arid pig‘ no shirts that were
$2 .75 And 33;:
Skirts of (lumck and crash (some
girls' included) were $1.25 and $1.50:
95c.
Second floor.
WOMEN’S.
FURNISHINGS.
Seasonsble of course and at special
prices.
Hermsdort dyed cotton stockings,
35c quality. V259.
Lisle thread‘ vests. pink and blue,
25c quality, 19c.
Jersey ribbed umbrella pants, trim-
med with wide lace, 260.
Children‘s 1 and l ribbe_d cotton
stockings. double heel, solo. toe and
knee, 3 for 50c.
Left aisle. front.
Men’s shirts.
it In late in the season’fdr makers
and they' re cleaning up stocks as fast
as they can. That's the why of such
prices as these.
51 madras shirts in pleasing pat-
terns. good colors, and all sizes; Icuifs
to match, 75c.
White bedtord cord negligee shirts.
wear exceedingly wall, 50 c.
Balbrlggan shirts and drawers right
hgt weather weight and good quality.
2 c.
For Boys.
‘ Silk bosom shirts. a small lot only.
50c VouaVllty, 25c.
flight aisle. trout.
Water-wings
Another lot now; can hardly get 'cm
fast enough.
Made of a peculiar rubber cloth
that's air tight when inflated they'll
buoy up 2r I0 lbs.
Shaped like two lobes and fastening
around the bony they hold a would-be
swimmer» in the right position for
swimming. 25c.
At sportsmen‘s corner.
Basement. near center stairs.
THE ROWLAND
VPRY GOODS CO..
Bridgeport.
The 8er per Time
7'0 PAINT 0R PAPER
18 NOW.
The Proper Man
TODOITIS
Jacob A. Rudder.
33 .SOWHMAIN-SRTEET.
OPPQSITE HA VILANO ST.
it,
Between
Meals
Use a”
Gee Monso-
“V" 5’” fumble. Thaf' s bVchatiai "
THE HEATV'V VVIS CONCENTRATED
just where needed, and can be
‘9' 1. 99V : I‘l
Tooled off at a moment
J. oftANtsv or. JOHN, Mar.
1 he not up
w: notice. . IV
DoyNot Belay
Bat no at our office Y
‘ b solstice” ’I'arige.
-l W:
1 Proof positive from so. Norwalk poo
5iv:fiwt heyory purchase a as pie I
-~ l'w9 55‘s o9 gldeVirglnia‘V Ch ts. '1 ‘ or" d. her}: lead M99“ variety too. ‘1
9. ° ‘5" ,, a an re ton.
1*],le ,9 9:“ “Lil.” f F i ii id 597 :39 time some ‘st ”aniline
as r r e a nor. 0 H o mow—and ore re many
sidelined is. oh hill g‘lie‘sts of relutlvés ii'pzil’g‘lfiulgqfugzy odes ii: a ti... gray
mm lens Us! Leaving on, Norwal .
(“1.1% .
Gilliam be evwdod or doubted.
glided this statoment:
‘ Mrs. I1.-C Ganung, living on Hill
est, says: "i am well up in years,
tutti like a great many old people i had
trouble with thy kidneys for a long
thud, causing distressing backache. i
could ilnd nothing to give me any rc-
lisf. and i fancied that Doan’ s Kidney
Pills might help me. even if they didn’ t
care. i wont to Plaisted's drug store
and got a supply. i
l was not disat‘.
pointed. Doan's Kidney Pills disposed
of the last attack. The backacho'and
suffering were a thing or the past."
'Prico 50‘ cents a box. Foster-Mil-
burn 00., Buffalo, N. Y., solc agents
for the United States.
Remember the nome—Doan's-and
take no about...
THE 6. A. h. ENCAMPMENT.
Department Commander Boudren
sues Orders to State Department.
Orders relative to the preparations
for attending the national encampment
of the Grand Army of the Republic f0!
the Department of Cohnectlcut, have
been issued by MaJor Thomas Boud-
‘ren; department commander.” The or-
ders contain information in regard to
reaching national headquarters. and
convey the informatltm that the oiiiclnl
train will leave New Haven for Clove-
land. 0.. on Sunday, September 8. at
2: 30 o'clock The fare for the round
trip. including a return by way of But—
falo. and an opportunity to visit the
exposition. is 819 from New York.
Appended to the orders tor the
state. is a statement from national
headquarters. issued by Commander
ln-Chief Leo Rossieur of the G. A. R.
The orders are to the effect that the
national encampment will he held at
Cleveland. 0., from September 9 to it.
The committee at Cleveland has made
every arrangement for the care of the
veterans. The Hotel Men' s Association
of Cleveland has signed an agreement
that the rates for accommodations
shall not be raised during the encamp
ment. and that‘tlie same requirements
in regard to the engaging of rooms
shall prevail as at any other time.
The program which has been pre-
pared for the encampment includes a
general reunion of the naval veterans
to be held on Tuesday. September 10,
the anniversary of the battle of Lake
Erle.’ The reunion will take the form
of a parade. for which a line of march
has been laid out. The big parade of
the whole Grand Army of the Republic
will take place on September 11. The
march will not be a long one. the line
being but two miles in length All the
principal streets of Cleveland are cov-
ered. The business sessions of the en;
campmont will be “held on September
12 and 13 at the Euclid avenue opera
house. it Is expected that a large
train load of veterans will represent
the department of Connecticut.
COMPELLED TO SUPPORT ms
. FATHV .
An unusual suit has been instituted
by the selectmen of the town of Nor-
can: aghlnet William F. Coggswoll. of
that city, to make Mr. Coggswcll fur-
nlsh support for his father. who is a
dependent upon the town. The pa
Ipcrs have just been served and are re-
turnable to the September term of the
civil superior court The selectmon
alleg in their complaint that David
Coggswell is a pauper and has been
for some time dependent upon the town
for support. it is further alleged that
the son William F‘ Coggswell ls ani-
ply able to support his father but that
he had steadfestly relused to do so.
can. to; Jg. ‘ ‘
999 a tender; lot b th l 7651
organ as res 0 CODE“! e 806
1" nor of the liaising yicht. His option be
9 In; Park City, exptsos on
"tile“ old mail 1155 frequently“ been
‘ ed to the attention of the son.
I son to pay the sum (it 88. 50 a week. to
ill
797'? rest of the house Is 1M aye “9% 999d Port Jefferson Steamboat lino,
. if sold, t o Q’ark Glty will be rapid lad
- ':on the
5larger. steamer; it is ooiho’drstlv ly II
‘a new boat and is well equipped as a
although the dependent condition 9f
9
petitioners ask that the heart order n
the town for board for his father. while
11he is dependent on the town. ——Bri9Il5e
Iport Standard.
m
MORGAN WAN'rs THE PARK criv.
Ill-Commodore E DIMo gnome
9a1lngb‘mtfloméof‘ Mug c‘ died
I‘dufn a s c o
5a comer rim kaltnfit
d
October
a time at the saturation oi." the "ion 0.
art Jonathon use with a
. lie rest We
V lea Was baIily spirits ed. ills
.oan Cartridge Qomphny, of Howard
” .tcrday that the travel to shore and
1 some years and all were well-patronls
1 Department concerning the white
if“ on“ the
iii '58 ‘t‘tI
ll’
‘ the toll than was
9 water and this was
, nature of
9.95 no in the taut;
ack
wits injured, while it is the opinion of
Dr. Beebe who attended him that he
is Injured internally and ‘wlli not our
v vo.
" NEW cAs'rnino‘s ‘ooIMPANv.
Will Begin Manufacturing Paper
Shells IN Hort‘l'ord.
A certificate was filed in the office of
the secretary ot the state at the capl
tol yestciday, incorporating the Ameri-
tb‘e left leIIt. (Nun
The on ital stock is 5100, 000, of which
350. 000 as been paid in. The business
of the campus will be to manufacture
sell and deal II. paper and metal curt-
riilges for shot guns, rifles, pistols.
magazine suns. cannon and arms of
ovary kind; also to manufacture and
deal in gunpowder and other explos-
ives. The ofllcers of the company are
James Allen Wiley, president; Charles
F. A. Eddy, vice president, William H.
Corbin, secretary
HEAVY RAILROADTRA’VEL. 9
The Pan-American Exposition is hay
lug no effect upon the patronage at the
shore and mountainnosbrte. Superin-
tendent Davidson of the Hartford Di-
vision of the New York. New Haven it
Hartford Railroad Company said yes-
mountains was larger than it had been
for many yems. The company was run
him; much heavier trains .. than for
ed. His reports from the shore and
mountains showed that the hotels were
all crowded and Mr, Davidson said that
tho fgrclght traffic was heavy. The
proprietor of a summer hotel said the
other day that he was of the opinion
that the Pan- American Exposition was
going to hurt the summer Iresort busi
ncss. He said that he had never had
see the PamAmorican Exposition every
year.
HousATONIc mvea HIGH.
Rains at the North Flll It Full
Water.
The Housatonlc is the highest now
that it has been this summer. Last
Wednesday it was very low and the
rise has been sudden. the river rising
three feet during one night. The only
cause that can be ascribed to this and
den change is that it must have rain-
cd heavily up north. The water is
very muddy.
Of
MANY ATTEND RACES. V
Many from the Norwallts attended
the match race at.8caside park track
this afternoon at 2:30 o‘clock between
Frederick Eckart‘s Silk Wooduut.
mark of 2:15 1-2. and David Arm-
strongs Emma Lee, mark of 2: 07.
The match is for the honors and will
be best two out of three boats. The
horses have met in competition be-
fOre. but in such a manner that the
results were not satisfactory to either
owner. By mutual desire they will
now try conclusions to see which a
the best. it is probable a number of
horse owners will witness the match.
POMOLOGISTS IN BERLIN. ’I
The Connecticut Pomologicai Socio-
ty will hold another of its popular ilolii
meetings at Couectlcut Valley Or
chard Company’s orchards in Berlin.
Thursday. August 22. The day ‘will he
devoted to inspecting the various fruit
crops of this farm which includes over
100 acres of peaches plums apples.
pours grapes berries etc Many 99f
the varieties are just Ilpenlng, thus
fording valuable object lesosns to an
interested in fruits. The dinner wil
be on the basket lunch plan. All in-
terested in horticulture generally are
cordially invited at atcnd.
NEVGOH'MTING TO SELL CONTROIF
LlNG lNTEREST.
Negotiations are said to he in pro
gloss for the sale of the controlli
interest in the Market Street Rallw
Company. to an eastern syndicati‘
The par value of the company's stoc
is 818,017,000. H. E. Huntington. pre
ident of the road is now in New Y0
and is said to be conferring with the
capitalists who desire to purchase to
”PM“! . .
UNEABINESO I3 FELT.
Some uneasiness .is {sit at the rW r
posts at. Mobile. Bay, especially at -
Morgan. where the Eighth and Nth I
Companies of Coast Artillery. abo t
106 men each.
Morgan and the military posts are on
a sand spit about 1-3 feet above tide.
No reports .havo boenII r ceivs'd at the
1_department, concerning , Ists'
TN AIL Ns'xr‘ o
119:9 apt’sin Thoroas
ili’th street station ._
so. cal 5 upon to plan I
hofore Recorder. Gulf. to the
ty his counsel asked that the case go
over. tor a .w'sek. b be recorder set it
for next Monday. . .
. ‘iVorso c
21%;"? H9ve9 Lo 9 s’
n or men ,tv edaga a
then ail1 oi separale ;|IIrlo diction 19:9:
1 9m Connectieutt in gas with agcl ,olasan
dasiss 199th
position ‘at
lodges. ”will
NET A
as. Aligl’erlqt Order
oclsrs
the,a fall on ”if .
a better season and he would like to "
are stationed. F‘o t J
c mmsnced taking.
1‘ it t
s path ‘ V‘
menstrual... r
‘. 9 1-; 9thcsuly preparation dogma 35‘
meat charglug. him with neglect of du- . 9 -
ac idi‘itiil 19" 99V- , m9
33:23 0 e L 991's: 0:991 kindfidule ‘93
for.
reduced to
at
pair for
reduced to
Men’ 5 and Boys' Soft Shiris' In sgripes dud til i”:
59c cud 50c regular price. re
Men' s Balbnggan Shirts and Drawers, 9296 value
36 inch Percales. all new stripes. good valuemt
l2ic per yard, now only
Ladies’ Fast Black Seamless Hose, 7c a can. to
A lot of Ladies' Summer Neckwear sold at 25c
25') percent discount on Ladies
-’Bous Bathing Suits
need to
- — .pV
xi-
Captain Gould. of the i
practice on Yale field. it
the season, which is the
Trinity, September 28.
Marion. The fire started
tion. No estimate of the
been made.
d—o—
hlm. Get DeWitt's.
lions.
Acce
She—l love this exce
weather! Don’t you, Mr.
HeuNo! i can't stand
go away if it continues!
She~i do hope it will!
Nannie Galleger,
great sores on her head a
writes its quick cure exce
hopes.
Bruises, Skin Eruptions.
Scolds and Files. 250
teed by F H. Baxter and J
drugglsts.
down at her mother‘s."
" ‘ilomeslckT'
“No; but her younger
mired our baby so much
washed it to pieces."
removes this complaint.
.Ied atom
rest that 90‘)th Nature
' piles from the food we eat
his way to help the stomach is to use
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which digests
‘ whot you out and can ’t help but do you
good. George 0. Stillson.
outside. you know.”
wits suiiering from
odoi
atural dlkg’gtv lv
A woman may i
so much," mused‘
cracker barrel“ "b '
that the twill; let .hls Ilog’
kitchen. " .
all... ' t as. cuts. burn
‘heVrI
,.. _, han- _. ..
TO PLAY FOOT BALL.
it, works wonders
permanently because it allows the tit
h perfect rest. Dieting won
W
"is it true that. our friend Lushcr
is dead?" "You. Passed oyer the. her
last night. Couldirt .get enough on th9
1’. '1‘. ,Thomas,18umtcrville Ala,‘ 'll
chapels... hp‘
storing their natural condition.
0 Stillsou..1....-1 «15:
traction
ale 'varslty
football eleven, has given orders for
thirty-five men to report for summer
is expected
that the men will meet about Septem-
ber 23, to prepare for the first game of
match with
FIRE oasrnovs VILLAGE.
Fire yesterday destroyed the village
of Laudess. indlana. live miles east of
in the Odd
Fellow's block. and quickly spread ov-
er the town. There was no fire protec
losses has
James White Bryantsville, ind., says
Dertt’s Witch Hazel Salvo healed
running sores on both legs.
suffered 6 years. Doctors failed to help
He had
pt no imita-
George C. Stillson.
sslve‘ly hot
Boreham?
it. i shall
._....._.
TO SAVE HER CHILD.
From frightful disfigurement Mrs
of La Grange, Ga..
applied Bucklen‘s Arnaica Salvo to
ad face. and
eded all MI
in Sores
Cuts, Burns
CIII c guaran
ohn A. Riggs
WHY SHE LEFT.
“My wife didn't stay but a
w colt
sisters ad-
thcy nearly
Don' the. satisfied with temporary re
lief from indigestion. Kodol Dyspe-
sla cum permanently and complete y
it relieves
received an
The sons-
'1
DJ
They werel‘ g .
tags, and the ins
stdcked with g «
One day the sherry
uncorked. and on the
had agaixi' bee
milled to set
Brown had so _
lowish color. an or th
was soon idiluted.
this the “w as" .
and at last thgrlgu 5
Then the lodgers
pared to interview
‘I am sorry
Brown, to her “but
state of the bottle rs
planation" ‘ I
“Well, slr,’f said
1‘53.
glass 0' sherry in hi I
just been gieln’ you . V
owns or. .OIINr’
'VrAR RH‘ M
as morcliry will
sense ‘bf smell and [Ninth
the whole system. he
through the“: mat;
article‘s sh old how:
on prescrlp i‘o‘ns
clans, as th
tcn fold to
derive from 8them.
Cure, Manufactured .
Co. Toled do. 0. ii
and is taken lnl
upon giro blood
of the system
tarrh Cure he or
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