.3.
, oeslgniilcahtremarirsprove
‘ . atom requires attention;-
e and l‘ the blues" are direct
.9! .lnglnward trouble which
1'. or later declare itself. it
used by diseased kidneys or
ville derangement. ~
‘uslstance and at once. and
Plukham’a Vegetable Com»
Nature
stantly asserts its curative
' ‘ fl in all those peculiar outcome of
u if. has been the standby of
It‘dmericnn “mm“ 1°” twenty tlon und nervous proatration. or are be-
tho ableat specialists agree
he most universall
, for Women's ills nowh to
and Mrs.
Cotrel
y thousands whic
has received this year from those
’ the has relieved.
such testimony is convincing.
.‘Holmcs. of Lar'unore. North
, lib-n; Plenum-.—
success-
, following letteril from Mrs.
are among
Mrs; Pinks
MW) littered e; erything with backache
Wbtroublo—J let the trouble run on
Win ‘
if):
cred intense pain ."
_ my m was in such a condition that
' I‘ll is to be about and then it. was]
, cedto use L din h. I’l‘nkham'o Vege-
Compound. 1 i had only known how
muchmflerlng I would have saved. I should
.vo Mon it months sooner-for n few
. . treatment made me ‘Well and strong.
l‘ inches s‘nd headaches an: alllgon‘ei‘uiisd
miter. ,. no pan at my momma m .
m befcie i took, ladle E. Pinplfhum'a
,ioble Compound Pull
, is. Emma Colrely. loo East 12m
lull, New York City, writes:
‘ and ‘M
DUNN. ”(Emir .‘ '
_“ Ifeolitmyduiylotol ogsuderinivv men
of the leflgnvef j ' you: 2. pk.
hain‘n . leGom_ and. ‘ When loom.
mil in» tho " pound I suffered
‘ t beekeehu.headachoe. men-
strualan lovariantroublea. .lamcompleto-
ly cured and enjoy the but of health, and I
owoltnllto you.” .. . 3
When women are troubled with irreg-
ulnr. suppressed or painful menstruaz
non. weakness. leucorrhcaa. displace-
ment or ulceration of the womb. that
hearing down feclln .milammutlon of
the ovaries. back e". bloatin (or
flatulence). general debility. in igne-
set with such symptoms as dizsluess.‘
faintness. iassltude, eXcitability. irrita-
bility. nervousnepa, aloe lessness. incl-
ancholy. “ all gorfi'x’ an " want-to-he-
left-alone" feelingst‘blues and hopeless-
ness. they should remember there is one
tried nd true remedy. Lydia E. Pink-
ham‘s egetable Compound at once re-
moves such troubles.
No other medicine in the world has
received such widespread and unqual»
fled endorsement. No other medicine
has such a. record of cures of follicle
troubles. Refuse to buy anyeubstituto.
FREE ADVICE T0 WOMEN.
Remember. every woman is cordially
invited to write to Mrs. Pinkham if
thereis anythin about her symptoms
she does not uh erst‘and. Mrs. Pink-
ham‘a address. in Lynn. Mass. her
advice is free and cheerfully giver: to
every ailing woman who asks for it.
Her advice and medicine have restored
tobcalth more than one hundred thou-
sand women.
. GfllAGO. Nov.
‘ . *Grant.
-
lion. etc.
on the liver and
" .Indgwnerfect in action.
gripe or slcken, but tone and strength-
Sold by
A LIQUID COLD CURE.
.‘idimush Syrup which drives a cold a. log?"
out“ the system b yacting use cath-
lrtl‘o'on the bowels is offered in Ken-
necyfs Laxative Honey and Tar.
Glam the throat, strengthens the
lungs and bronchial tubes. The motil-
al'ilyfi‘iend and the.children' favorite.
field. for Group, Whooping-
Avllflilid cold cure. and the only Cough
yrup which moves the bowls and
*0th all cold out of the system. Sold
by“ The Clifford Pharmacy.
was CORRESPONDENT MARRIED.
. 20.———.luck London.
author and wur corrospoudenl, was
minded to Miss Churmion Kliircdgc.
of owmu. lown. last night. by Justicu
”W
kidneys.
‘ fifths Clifford Pharmacy.
you.
v
y
,1.
nil—u“
ammonia" or.
no. Pinkham's Advice—A Woman Beat Understands a Womaa’a Ilia.
ugh, etc.
II.
TURE Means suv LITTLE. I
More needs only a Little Early not had one bottle returned.
”or now and then to keep the bowels personally recommend this medicine.
the liver active, and the sys-‘as l have used it myself and glvuu
“free from bile, headaches. consll- it to my children and always with this
The famous little pills best. results."
'- ,rly Risers" are pleasant in effect Powdli Corporation. Clifford Pharma-
They never cy, Zeiifuss Pharmacy.
1 Stock Reducing—j—Price Reducing
Event in Underwear.
‘ To continue the good work of "clearing the deck" for Christmas goods.
.. juncuuce a sole of MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. and tell our friends lhui
W ire going to give them a week's op poriuuliy to buy Ludics‘ Undergar-
Win at specially favorable prices.
. . We have purchased a line of samples in Gowns. Skirts and Corset Cov-
‘ m that extend into much finer qualities than our ordinary stock and at a
Mount that permits no to sell them at lilo WHOLESALE PRliJhl.
, . “in! a. in addition to our regular goods of Special Sale Prices. afford
W ulualioiiporiunliy to supply not only present needs but for the future
Lholn' cocoa-r covana.
*l’ficea from.........10o to otoo Sale Price from.........alo to $2.50
'7 "Voices from lbs to $1.50.
.» 'i, museum‘s-nu...-
C unity mom Hoses.
0 Prices from.........89o to l2.” Sale Price ..............1lo to 01.00
Values from 600 to ".60.
reunites do not convey the full value» we offer in the above quote-
: foamed in see them to appreciate lheir meaning.
WM
iickcrman & * L life.
” ty collar and cuff sols.
Telephone 3494.
"How much does it cast lo amputsic
"That depends on whether it is done
by the doctor or a railroad."
SELLS MORE OF CHAMBERLAIN'S
COUGH REMEDY THAN OF
ALL OTHERS PUT TO-
_ GETHER.
Thv following letter from u ,lrwnliiy
where Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
well known shown by the llilDl'l‘lefilli-
ed demand for it. that the medicine
sells on its own merit. Mr. Thomas
George, n lllcl‘chuni nt Ml, Elgin, Ull-
iurio, snys: “l have had ihc local
agency for Chmhbcriuin’s Cough Rom-
edy ever since if. was iniroducwi into
Canada. and I sell as lunch of it. as i
do of all other ones i huvc on my
shelves put together. (if the many
dozens mid undol' guurnuicc. l have.
i can
For sale by Billiscn-
QC
Sheer gross lines is used for dain-
LADIES' WHITE BKIRTI.
Values from 500 to 18.50.
LADIIO' MUlLlH DIAWIRI.
Values, 1ch to 81.26.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
lentilwbut the up .u‘»
. Men "from Junie;
. that u. up» simply you; stored'cthol'e.
7 When Policeman Blather found
fl cloth. .
i3
the lam, mun mien when; on: *
clout evidence to prove beyond a no: .
if: is
ibe‘«machiiieawnsnnli9ln uni-lilo; order. ‘
.ufioily Menominee the stand
it i
the“ machine who covered over with a
Mr. Kclly‘ond u‘clli‘l‘t named Thank»
cry testlilod that they lied been trying
it with an electrician topsoil! it was
in workiuc order. He accounted in
this way. for the nickols which were.
found in the bog. He said he had pur-
chased the machine from a man in
South Norwalk named McNamara
simply for "speculatve" purposes
and not. to use. . ‘ ,
Assistant, Prosecuting Attorney Wlil
der asked the witness what he meant
by speculative purposes and he re
plied "Why i got it. to sell.” The wit-
ness dculcu’fhai. he was an agent for
the machines and stated that be was
not in the habit of selling articles con.
demncd by law.
Judge Stevenson slated after hear
ing the evidence that, he was not sure
beyond a reasonable doubt that thr
machine was being used for nillnbliuu.
purposes at the time it was taken by.
the police.
"it doesn't seem to me." said the
Judge. «that anyone would have the
temerity in put in a machine so soon
after being fined in city cOurt for n
pimilar offence. i don't believe a man
would take the chance of a heavy
penalty for the second offence." ’
“No.” raid Attorney Bartlett. ”when
he know us we all know that the very
officers who arrested him a day or
two auo are still in the oily."
While unable to find Kelly guilty
the court ordered the machine to be
destroyed and recommended Mr.
Kelly in sec to it that be was not
caught with a “speculative" machine
on his hands again, in which case he
ibrcuicucd a severe penalty would be
inillcicd.
“I THANK THE LORDl"
cried Hannah l’iallt. of Ultle Rock
Ark, “for the relief llgo: from Buck-
leu's Arnicu Salve. it cured my fear
ful running sores, which nothing clei
would heal, and from which i bud suf-
fered for 5 yours." "is a marvelous
hcuier for cute, burns and Wounds
Guaruniecd at F. ii. lluxlcr's. Souu
Norwulk. and E. l”. Wood’s. Norwulk
drug slums; 250. "
FURNITURE FOR ATTORNEY
SHAW.
....—_.
Wlil Reside When Married in House
of the Sanford Estate. Bridgeport.
BillllGEl‘OR'i‘. Nov. 2ii.~»Considcr
nblc connnoni was caused within the
past fcwaiuys by the arrival in tlllr
city on board flat cure of several lnrgc
moving; vans oonlainhig furniture and
household effects. The wagons calm
from New York. Upon nvi'lving hero.
horses hvlonning to 'l‘i'uckumn Rick-
ard were hilclicd on and the vnus
were drmvn in Washington avenue,
where the contents were nuloudcd and
tho vans shipped back in the oily. Al~
so u couple of loads cmnv by Why 0f
the slcsnu-r (lily of lmwrcucv,
ll bus boon learned find the goods
arc in furnish the now home of Sum
no! L‘. Show. the well known niiorncy
and member of ilu- firm of Shaw ii
Nicholson. who is in wml Mrs. is}. K
Adams. of New York. a \vcullhy wid
ow.
‘Ml'. Shaw intends residing in our
of the houses of the Henry Suufoi-d
opiate, in fuel the residence on Wush-
fusion uvcuuc adjoining Hint of Sum
ual Sanford. who now resides lll New
Haven. ’l‘llo house is being fitted wilh
the furniture which wus brought
from New York in the novel manner
ull‘cady described.
ll llllH been known muons: Mr.
SllliW'H friends for some limo lhui lu'
lulcudcd marrying s New York wo-
mnu. bui. no forum] uuuouncvmeul bus
been made.
CASTOR IA
For Infants inld Children.
in find in line Alvin Mil
Bears the
Signature of
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
Biti'l'l‘-Nl§i.80N li‘liill'l‘.
chl Wednesday ill liovl‘s 'l‘hnuil'u
two pm'fol'nmucnu will be given or inc
celebrated brill-Nelson fight. Notices
and judging from the uuy inn some
are selling crowded houses will bu mm
min both mniinoc uud owning. 'l‘bcn‘
have been myriad» of "linifl lights" in
rodent years. Some of these home
have been shown in moving pictures.
and some luivo not. but. every man
who inns noon illu Brill. und Nelson
light. pictures declares muohaiicaiiy
that no ilorccr, gainer buulc ever was
contested than the fruy where the
mighty Done overthrow the nulivc
lion. Courage of the highest typo;
salmonella of the bulldog patient: hu-
roic resistance in the attack of an ov-
cipoworlng foe. Mill unconquomblc
determination in anaemia-nil more
things «fund out coloeul, and stamp the
battle as a climax of bravery and
fair. bonsai struggling. It was it
wonderful fight and the pictures full
file story boiler than any words could
no. Prices are fine, 35c. 50c and file.
hAiiiiE AUDIENCEE A'l‘ HOY'P'B
THEATRE.
The Archie b. Shepard Company
entertained and amused two large and
fences at Hoyt'a Theatre, annually oi-
icmoun and evening. with the fluent
moving picfurcs that. luim ever been
exhibited in this city. The sleeple-
chaae, Eloisa by Gypsies. The Whole
Ea
' nln
l
state
If
yen
able
Call
91'-
. 'kv
aec .
cured
The
of
no
no
Demo Funny and numerous other in-
ferential linen being presented. The
next nttuction'wiii be the 'Brithiilaison
pictures. Wednesday The full nine-
veen rounds will be given.
l
.Cli!
fouled tasks.
Athlophoros will bring mliei'.
appreciated. Choleeoi' sum-
mer or winter ‘ fl
Powder is the toilet powder
lim 1 u
romperspra on. ‘
ml anagram“?
:‘ll‘ll'lwlo ‘ do." 'n'lllllw
so
in: kind. ‘
hthiophomi is a" remody
guaraliteedlto remove the
oiaonous ”I'll Add from the
lood and joints. and stop the
and euifcriu caused‘bi’ ‘
heumotnmy‘: we. need to
suffer longer-pill pphio agoniz-
ing disease. A ‘ ‘
proved its efficacy" time and
ngnin. It will on " flie‘wonlt
forms of Rheum on. We
opinion has
this confidently, as up.
remedy workson a principle as
clearly defined as, natural law.
Rheumnilsffl compels
to .lo'se‘zthue' {loin your
daily duties. ”robe Athlopho-
res. ‘ It eases the- stiffened
joints and muscles '50 they are
to resume rilleirnccus-
One bottle of
today and buy it.
mew-i. ‘MANélilfihbffi
W . ' ‘1‘, .‘ "7 ‘
ascomgoimnadedau (bfylfr. Mansfield.
Baldness, Skin
MSGMXNHI " Scslpmidhandruif'
ligand“? i ll
re s f ousan s of all: I'll.
Cgfllm lS contains no lead, sci-
or.
' urioua. T exenilrobese
alias and Cosmoiine. medicated.
‘guickly cures Sunburn
' finds, Slingssnd
ta CAP
lid and has on
colorin mailer. or. an ’diing
Vas-
. r CM M
Bites of a! in-
13 has never failed
to stop the hair hem falling in one
to nine flecks
.’- lint; usually it’
it in 0' to four weeks.
Ell”
, MARIS will cure the worst
firms of tiles and the moat tortur-
ingfonns of
no 15 “a‘
”tilt ‘ n‘
ilisinmii... ...
e ‘ ' n' ' ison.¢lli‘lli
the disca§ca-iea§in m g
:13: (tron: all ble' is es and soft as
. e .
Hundreds of ilioll‘uodé whom it has
In:
Rumors with 5
licotions. '
, is
fully drum-ii: to the
slum ties of
skin clear.
CAP is has no equal.
know it. ‘a id you can know
it by using one '0 cent bottled
A.
Strong New 5
an Pure Blooa
strain of business causes
weak nerves and depleted
- blood.
work when iroulflell with
nervousness ‘or impoverish-
ed blood.
-the wear and fear of constant
“ work we recommend
osworth’s
No one can do good
if you suffer from
Infaillble
,Nervine
us the best tonic for Nerves.
Blood. Stomhch. Liver and
Kidneys. It goes right to the
root of these troubles and
strengthens all the weakened
pnrl‘s.
very thorough and far-reach-
ing. Purely vegetable. .May
be taken with marked benefit
by the youngest. as well as the
oldest. Try a bottle.
on PICTURE um
Its notion is mild. but
l’nrchasn a 25 cent box of
finite .Powder
and we will present you with
one of these beautiful views
N legato. A‘ctual site :5 3:
inches. Must inmate be
com. Pl”
widely Wild in fun in
If dollhouse“
a box
\ ”A an}... all
. all over the country but thezrecout or-
_ der of the New i‘lzlven ‘road‘ that Incl
. Jill ‘m‘f‘a.
New Englandw—How Modern Ball-
way‘ Train. Are Slowed.
NEW lidVlll‘NI’"Nov.“2ii.4—l'i‘he mm
mantle cribs engineer calling “down
broken” in heard no more in, southern
Newfluclsnd and another of titanium
acteristic fostereaof oid-tlmerullroad-
in: has disappeared. For somov‘yeara
sir-brakes have been .in . general use
cars shall bonnet-sled on its lines un-
, the beginning-sofllhpxend chills old‘,
fashioned handbrake everywhere and
its final disappearance in the most
congested railroad territory in «the
United 313““. l ‘ ‘ . . . \5'
The rallroad'lawe in New fillinglhnd
compel the companies to have at lelst
fifty per cent. of the cars composing
any from supplied with
The New Haven has none the reel of
the way voluntarily. an example which
other American roads are sure to foi-
ow.
Railmad men still remember the
days when even passenger trains were
stopped by the hand-brakes on the
platform of each car. end If is only
in very recent yours that the freight
brnkcniau has not. been called on to
run the length of his train. selling the
brakes on one car after another. Now
the freight "brakie" rides comfortably
in the caboose. watching towns and
fields slip by from his perch inlho
little cupolu. or stations himself as a
lookout on top of poo ef‘the'box cars.
With this greater. case has come
greater safely; too. Runaway freight
cars are a thing of the past. and the
once dreaded cry of ‘fBroke in two."
followed by the thundering of the de-
tached cars down a steep grade. to
alumni certain disaster. , is never
heard, Any accident serious enough to
brush the coupling of the cars at once
sets the airabrakes automatically and,
once set. it is hard to set them off.
for the air-brakes now in general use
are so arranged that force is applied
not to put them on. but to keep'them
off the wheels. Though the details of
the braking devices. representing the
results of many years of constant
study and experiments. are complicat-
ed lo the lust degree. in broad out-
line the underlying principle is com-
paratively simple.
From the main reservoir inio which
the locomotive pumps compressed air.
the engineer's brake vuIVe regulates
the flow of uir into and from the pipe
which runs the length of the train.
supplying the auxiliary reservoirs un-
der each car with air. To sci the
brakes all that is necessary is for the
engineer to open this valve. allowing
some of the air in the long train pipe
to cscnpe. The reduced pressure in
the pipe permits the compressed air
ill the auxiliary reservoirs to form its
way ibmugh another vnivc into the
brake cylinder. The pislousiu these
cylinders. aiiuchcd to the brake lev-
ers. are forced out. by lho-pmssure
of the lnilowing air and the brake
shows are driven against the wheels
and held there. To release them the
process is reversed. iiy udmitllng nlr
“again from the. mniu reservoir the
pressure in the train pine is restored
sufficiently l0 overcome that of file
auxiliary rescrvolifijailil lo drive the
brake pinion buck to imperial-posh
lion. By this method the moment the
train pipe is broken. the auxiliary res
ervolr is left .wilhout‘uny check at all
upon its action and the brakes no on
hard. to stay set until the pipe is re-
paired and the uorintlpressurc in ii
rcsiorod. ; .
Wore an engineer 10 use all the
power at his disposal in stop his train.
he would lend his passengers in n
heap at flu» end of the can To ob
vluto this difficulty and at the same
time render absolutely safe the opera-
iio‘n of (ruins as fast us the Americun
trove-ling public new demands is the
object of a device now in use all over
lhe New Raven's territory and one
of‘ihc most recent inventions in this
brunch of railroading. Almost the
only addition to the ordinary appara-
luu is u selfsrogulaiing valve to reduce
the. prcsuurc in the brakecylinder
when if exceeds a certain strength.
usually fixed of sixty pounds to the
modern inch. Under ordinary ulrcnnr
stances this valve in col culled into
plav hi all. for loss than ihispressurc
will bring ihc uvoruuc truin lo a
standstill quickly enough.
in cases of “"003!th however. by
flooding the brake cylinder with air
the train can be stopped lame-thirds
of the distance formerly miiircd. As
the valve reduces the pressure gradu-
'nlly. the force with which the brakes
work. diminishes. together with the
speed .of the train. and the jar of u
too sudden stop is avoided. TO M‘-
curc the additional cover the pressure
maintained in the auxiliary re‘oervoir
is. raised from seventy pounds. for-
aud ten. and this. of course. necessl»
tales some changes in the machinery.
for compressing the air. '
in». it in possible to run
ibrounh yards of u «need that would
otherwlllc be prohibited.
hour in a standstill Ii once
phcrc nlld‘lllfl sinus of the lamp. 'l‘lile
semaphore. and engineers are allowed
of coarse. concealer? in was
on Where iho semaphore is in
mile or two before if broached: heir
another. ‘
Railroad men conifers are soil
rid of curves so fast as possible.
clean as mum: as miscible.
malice luvs prevail in the moist:
non of summon on linen
which there is mocha! more
i _
n Bhutblm' '
less they orc ‘2c4iilpped for all“ mam .
alt-brakes. ‘r
merly the standard. to one hundred.
Willi this powerful braking upper-r»
trains _ ,
Out in the .
open counirv other measures are talc .
on to avoid the humanity of bruising: .
u train flying along of sixty miles on =
Paul the _
worniur arm of the milliillliol‘e. or the ~
red light which when its filaou at .
night. no engineer thinks of running _
his .lrsln. but more in another since '1
of signal. in which yellow miles the ,
place of rod on the arm of ibe acme. /
“distance" aim“: erected some dint
name in from of file red or “homo’ 1
in run by it with their mine mil Mr ..
lief control lentil they reach-modem;
per elm. Such distance aluminum. ,
will»??? .
usefulneso is on curves and where they
engineer's view of the frock Mead of;
him is obstructed from one cciisc or
if; ,
over the country the managers occur: “
bi system we spending millions ct ;
‘ colors to nonunion out durum: .-
,3 ‘
on“ on 4 ‘ '
l‘mfi'ml’l‘flfihb’nmmw
Round Table Cloths.
in these patterns:
2 x 214‘. 2 x 3. 2 x 3%.
bleach and silver bleach.
In Cut
Decanters.
ices.
Decorative Linens. Tray
Dollies lace edged. hemsfiiched.
plates, finger bowls and tumblers.
The new Co.
Appomtments
Linens
Silver
Out Gloss
China "
. For the Cloth.
The most beautiful snowy Damasks ever whv'en from
flax are on our shelves, Pattern Cloths. Damask by the
yard, ’and Napkins to match when desired.
Now that there is a fancy for
round tables the Cloths are made accordingly. 2% cozy,»
yards. In the collection we are showing are the productions
of Brawn and other well known manufacturers.
New Cloths
American Beauty Rose. Daisy Medallion, Tulip. Chrys—
anthemum, Rose and Scroll. Carnation. ribbon border.
In.Square and Long Cloths are similar pattcms. ‘2 x 2,
Napkins to match in every case.
Damasks by the yard, a magnificent line both in full
Cloths and Table Centers.
and button—holed, for
Glass.
An enormous list of the small practical pieces for the
table. Celery Trays. Horse Radish Bottles. Compotes, Salad
Bowls. Mayonnaise Bowls, Flower Centers,
In Fme China.
'l‘urkcy Sets. Pudding Sets. Salad Bowls. Nut Bowls.
(lame Sets. lcc Cream Sets, Cider Jugs, After Dinner Coi-
Liqucr Sets,
l
vcn road is show to uuderiake in the
city of New Haven will result. not only
in more trucks and bigger cleurancea
under the effects. but the whole room
of the railroad through the city will-
bc strulghlcncd vcry cousiilcrubly.l
Outside of city and yard limits, in!
the open country whom speed is cx-I
pccted. them is now no curve on the
main line between New York and Boo-
ton of more than iwo (legroom-mat is.
with a radius of loss than 2,865 feet
or, roughly. half at mile. Such a curveI
as this may practically bu disregarded ‘,
in operation. for even on a four-degree '
curve n opccd of forty or fifty miles
an hour is considered perfectly safe.
u—a— u
SON LOST MOTHER.
“Consumption runs in our family.
and through ii. i lost, my mother.”
writes E. B. field. or Raunchy. Me.
“For the past five years. however. on
the slightest also of u C(Jlllll or Cold,
i have taken in. King‘s Now Discov-
ery for Consunlpiion, which has suv-
ed me from serious lung trouble." His
noiher's death was a and loss for Mr:
fold. but he learned that lung trou-
oie muut not be neglected. and how to
cure it. Quickest relief and cure for
coughs and colds. Price 500 and
$1.00: guaranteed at F. H. Baxter's,
South Norwaik. and E. P. Wood's,
. dock Blood Bitters.
Norwaik drug stores. 'l‘rlal bottle
My. , . . l
-l
5 kill. mel Dill. M NH cam.
ordPhW ‘7 ‘ ran-coy
W.
lid! in- " ,
booty. film/on: which in my a» 5 ' .
When the economical housewife
casts her bread upon the waters the
result. is bread pudding—Chicago
Neil's.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching. Blind, Bleeding. Proirudlng
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Just one joke? How was thui? He
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