A “IN metal“.
llama-imam: your rent or hearts
You hold no canned apart than comma
“I“
All that my step. my voice can brlmr to you
A shuffles that no other presence bringa
\nd yet. dear love. thmttgh till the weary day:
You never speak one Word of tenderness.
Nor stroke my hair. nor somy clasp my hand
\l‘Itnln _\ our own In loving. mule cams-s.
You think. perhaps. I shall! be all content
To know so well the loving place l hold
“'llllln your life. and so you do not dream
How much 1 loti; to hear the story told.
\ Int muimt know, when we two sh aliini‘
And tranquil thoughts within your lull-l
stirred.
)1) hurt ls erylnn like :i tired child
Fur one [end look. one gentle. loving word.
l‘t‘
It may be when your eyes look Into mine
\oii only my. " Ill-w ‘lt‘Iil' Slll’ is to tile 2"
)h. would I read it In 3 our softened manna
How radium this plum ol 1 world would lie!
Perhaps. sometimes. you breathe n secret pull-ct
That t‘ll'll wast blessings unLn me be given.
But I! you said aloud. “ (lo-l blew tliec. dear I“
t should not Ni a greater ppm from heaven
I wcliry soniolltnes of the ruuzed way,
lliit should you 513‘, “ Through thee my life Is
an eel,“
The meanest desert that our pith could cross
Would suddenly grow green beneath my Ilia!
'I‘ls not the boundless water ocean holds
That gives refreshment to the thirsty now-cu
Iut Just the drops thnt. rislns: to the sklrs,
From thence descend lti willy tnllIIii: showers
What. matter that our granules are filled
With all the richest harvests Izol‘lcn stores,
‘t we who own them einrmt enter Ill.
[tut tainlsho-t stint before the close—hatred
doors 3
And so 'tls sdvl ll’l ll those who should be rich
In that Ir_u" l-\\-‘ which crowns our c.irthl,l' lot.
90 praying with “hilt' lips troiu do) to day.
For luvc :- sweet lutvt'lis, and receive them not.
—1‘A¢ Adm-or.
COMIC COMMENTS-
The lanndrcas's daily solilotiuy—” Ayn
there‘s the rub 3"
All the members of a (‘hicago baseball
club have had the bvcr and agile. They
call thomaelvea the «pIi—‘J.
Sonic wouhllm pustiiiflsb‘rs have an idea
that if thu- otlicc Iii to seek the man it ought
to be given a clue. to work on.
Panama has had four l‘rcsidonts since the
first of January. There is always room at
the top in the politics of t‘entriil American
Strum.
When Dr. Ilohiies‘ brother John was ad
vised to hike :i “do and livr in :i better
house. he ~.iid Io. presumel if he all-Will gel
3 letter lullf lie “Mild be s‘Irw of belle:
plant-rs
" ’I'hu Iiursetyiuen of Rochester and the
'lldl‘li- t gardeners Ii~ .ir IixlslUll cultivate Lind
thill Is Worth a th |‘i“.lll I duiluz“ an acre "
[but is the way of the world. The richer
a [null is the more he is cultivated.
An English psp- r. describing thw- Anteri-
“ Let ‘1! like the IlIt‘ of
,i t‘-\\\lu\)‘ about the tirst of April.“
ll’llllsillldlltlt‘ friend “ill have, to Irmv
wv-epiiis mighty su llll‘l‘. to do Ilits‘.
can cowboy, suym
”or
lits
An exchange states tint Wisconsin flir-
nishrs more poetry :in l pltii' lzuulwr than
any oth' r State iii the broom. Why sly
poetry .ill‘l rill“ lumber Why not s l)
Bundling. and kill two birds \litli uiic sl ‘llv‘ f‘
Au :liiglcr‘a p.ip--r Slit.lk\ of the “ shrink
we of trout strr lltls." A lhl‘ll~slri“\lll um}
firiuk. but the trout never d-ncs'. It gem r~
ally ctpnnlls and iiicrmis. s III weight :iftct
In in}; {cm out from the strr iiu by an. lllI-
git r
'lflII SHARKS OF OFFICE.
lea WI. (‘an rm no “or-plum Out a!
Mela! Life.
President Lincoln once raid that the two
thing- in this world which most resemble
eachother in attractions and in efleet are
whiakey and oflioe. No truer comparison
was ever made. A man who knows not the
delights of other, like one who has never
!elt the influence of liquor. finds no fault
with an obscure. sober existence ; but let
him once taste the sweets of otlleiiil life and.
like the youth who for the first time expori~
enees the hilaripus sensation of the cup. he
will regard his former mode of living as
insipiv.I and unbearable. This fact explain:
the strange tenacity with which men who
have been in the public service cling to gov-
ernment employment. even when their in.
tercats are in other directions. They prefer
a salary of mm or three thousand dollars a
your, with a petty office. to fiv~~ times that
amount in the obscurity of private life.
There. are now on tiles :it the Post (Tillee Ile-
pitrtment a number) of ':\ppli.‘.i'ions for
meagre Si1.iric.l [V'illlllfill‘l‘sllllli by ex.
'Tiiiigreunicu. who cannot rest content out.
of other. though their business or profes-
sions yield them loge incomes. Some of lll".‘l8
papers are couched in pitiful .‘ermfi, \l'lll.'l.l
would not ill become the petition of “ l'l
exile who yearns for his nitive soil. '
would lit inipouiible to indict ll grentcr ins
jury on ii rising young lawyer or Int-reliant
than to send him to Congreeui and then Ill}!
keep him there for life. He can never ri-
suiue his occupntion with success. The of.
rice inatinct. once Implanted in his mind,
will crop out every time an tl'Ilt‘t‘ is to be
filled and will render him iiie-ipriblc of s-~r
ions iittentiou to his business. He “ill prob.
ably become in the end it chronic oiliec sci-lt-
er. a ward politician or oven Ii member of
the Legislature. (‘oustltuencios should pon-
der \vell tho responsibility they assume when:
they select new representatives in t‘ougrcss
They ulioiil-l bear In mind tli it they .1"
transplanting tender plouts into a riehei
soil and that when these plonts have ltlktll
root in the tropical cliiiicito of the cripito
they conuot, without damage or destruction
be removed to the less gciiinl L‘lllllc “hence
they cum“. Ilcttei leave them III thvir [Ll—
tive t“tl’\h or make their removal p mu-
iiezit. 7
During the last .V‘xill‘ll of t‘ cram; thorn
was eoILsidt r.ible comment uhoit the
her of exuuoilibers who were on the
floor of the House. These fir lht
most part the republicans who were knocked
off their feet by the lid \l \\'.|\‘\‘ of Ii“)
who u: re still ll‘llll‘ d lh‘l by tha gull. n.
ness ofthA thing. It \\ l“ pl'iful to watch
their features its they
to seat receiving t‘uliil-iletires rind Alli-stint.
s jollity they were far fr on full“: tl-l.
would think that ol
past glory only rid-ls pun to Irilx‘fi‘lillilt‘.
but lliv‘iv' scene 1 ti liril :i
rue-l iii-shady hippiueis in \i. ‘.\lll\' Il.~ tin hi
of their o -rl-l‘.y --\pl -::s .iul .veii lll c ‘.l~
teiuplutiu: thw- cl: ixrs which they once oc-
eupiel
lb 1 periiiliiently iii \\'.isliiiiqloli. llfll r v iIu
lllllll-
si‘r‘ll
\\" I'l‘
:iIi.l
o lli l~~rr1 from .... it
revisiting the \ ~» no.»
r“ \IJII smell
Sen-ml v \ \‘uiigvossnicu llll\t‘ set-
zitt- :upts at l'V‘-' let'tiuu lll tli: Ir lIINYi‘I-flw' and
an suiting!) 1: .3-py to be man it... Kuli'n‘ .4
the will ‘l;ll p iridisc which lhry .ll‘i‘ Ii >t p ‘r-
'nitte-l to enter. t‘thx rs spend the
part of the l‘ongressioii ll ye ir :it llm
trll driftingr about the public Ix-iil lliigs in
gr; .12“!
t‘JI‘I-
the hope that Si‘lllt‘lllllll: iii l_\' l‘ll'll up all
the while neglecting th- ir pruniu b :
.tlth
A D‘TICTIVI ON ORIIINAW
\‘ho Trouble In fill“ the. from 0.1
Part or Ibo Con-Ir: ta Anette .
” The majority of pcop‘: imagine that be-
rrranae ti man commits a crime his whole na-
mre changes and he becomes a reckless and
desperate chnmcrer,“ said Detective Lar-
kins.
A critical glance at the detective revealed
the fact that he very much resembled the
other men who follow his calling in New
Xork. at least as to the big mustache and
~IreIicr-al air of prosperity. If a New York
detective is divorced from his big mons-
tiiclie and his snug-fitting sack cont with
the liipels well turned back he is disguised.
“ I have in my time made journeys a
good deal with criminals: that- is. I have
.zouo to points tllslzlllt from New York. and
taken fugitives to the home authorities.
\ftarevrry trip of that sort men have asked
'llt‘ \‘Iicthi-r l had much trouble with the
piisoiicr. and they sec-Iiicd surprised to learn
that men nre still sensible lifter they commit
.‘rinies. i The last man I travelled with wan
'll'l‘t‘\lt‘|l in Niagara Falls, and I travelled
‘i'oui tliiit point with him to New Urlcuufi
It is u long trip, and the prisoner “us want.
ed for :i SIlHNNl i-Iiil-c.'/.leiiiciit. If tlw liiiir
i:.i-1u‘t been :i fool, he might have been en»
: the yr I. lie was it siiiul
rli in New Orleans, and it was his cus
tom to make out checks for the cashier tr.
sign. t)ccnsionullythe cashier would nigh
~lziiik checks and “”0“ the Slllllll clerk tr:
ill them out with small :imouiits. like $21 or
331. for instance. tluc day the smzill ell rk
molt uric uf Illt s‘c stiizill checks, filled it mil
‘ur :i nice little SWAN". and took the first
ll‘:llll for Sing-iii. As an illustration of tin
l.i\ manner in which business houses trust
their clerks. l Iiiriy Iiiciitioti the l.lt‘l llllll
this some ch rk Ind swindled another busi~
new house out of another few thousand dol
The youth took Iiir
$10.01." and went to Niagara Falls, am‘
painted the Falls pea green. lie was it \cry
popular young 1min around there for l\ time.
He g-ive philopena presents of diziinonvl
.oclo ts and the like to every young woman
of pleasing exterior on either side of the
Hills. bought out the local jewellcr. and
apont iibout ‘1000 in a week. Ills popu.
lirity was at its highest point when I arrived.
I found the most popular man of the neigh-
borhood on the (‘uimala side whooping hit
up joyously. I told him he was wanted ir
N. o Hill-Ans :iul he lo-died pilned. 'I‘hrr
hr bright: lll‘xl up. siii l he \v.is on the t‘ann
In Side and we couldn‘t get him. I said I
\v.\.-i only a mutter of time “lieu the Govern.
Em-Iit would give him up for ft-rtzrry and he
night .is well save the ticveriizm lit in miles.
lIe .lidli‘t know. you me. that he
.\:is‘ wanted simply for cudmnletncnt and
lot for forgery. Ilid he know ii it he would
true been secure on the t‘:iu~i«l;i si le.
" I talked “ill: liiiii hull and
then he walked across the . bridge. tlll-I \le
t-ut up at a hotel on the Arm ric_.iii BI lo. I
had Itll‘l \\ \trlmd .iiil \M ii:
mug
Illt llll‘y
lirs in the sumo \\'.’l_\'.
‘\}\v'llSt‘.
.‘lll Ii. nit.
.ilU-‘ili‘l t-i
the philop- mi girl-i. In less than :\ driy I
recon red all the jewelry. t \eept it locket
which :i turl “I; v Int-d iii l‘ort Ilureu liii.’
\\llll her. l'ben I lighted r
cigzit‘ and sit down by the bedside of that
SIT
let‘ll Iltllllt‘
Interesting young (‘Iitiiiihil while he slept.
Ili- enjoy" Ii Ls siv cp with \‘.lllll repose. IIc
nrose the new and ate it hearty
breakfast. Meanwhile I v.1“ so logged out
i: ymlf thit I e-v‘Iblii‘t cit :inioiitldul. "
the criminal .tll'l I got Into :v on and
Ill ‘Tlllllk'
hell
st:ii’t~
ed for .\'e\v Urbutts. All llint rlzifv lie \"3‘.~il(.v.I
VALUAULIS Ill TRUST.
The Many Pmawtlowa 'l‘ahaa by the Rah
Doped! Counnlea.
" We have now in our vaults.“ said Safe
Superintendent Clark. a! the Fidelity In-
surance. Trust and Safe Deposit Company.
last week. “ some four thousand pacingel.
the value which I could not. begin to calcu»
late. for I don‘t know what. they are really
worth. People who leave their property
in our charge rarely assess them at their
full value, so thoroughly- do.they feel con-
vinced of their nbsolute‘snfety. Lately we
have added a new precaution in the shape
ofa shock for the possible sneak-thief.“
“ Do you have visits from snealLthieves P“
“ We have had some. For instance, you
are coming to visit your property. As you
enter the gate to the vaults you pass the
gatekeeper. who recognizes you by the poses
word. \l'ith you enters a Well-dressed man
who llJ-ll just accosted you with some simple
remark about the weather. to which you
have replied in the same simple mantirr.
and the gatekeeper. thinking he is n friend
of yours. allows him to go by with you.
While you are examining. say some coupon
bonds, your supposed friend brushes It (It n‘u-
nicnt on to the floor apparently nccidentnlly.
‘In your excess of politeness you pick it up
without looking at it and ask Iiiiu if it is his.
He replies that it is. thanks you, wiilks ufi
as if on other busineroi lllllI might esciipe
from the building before you could give the
alarm. lint the gate is closed and con only
be opened on the uutsldo and only Ull re.
ceipt of the password. This gate in also
)ll~\ of our protections against mobs."
“ .‘iIobv. 1'"
“ \"cs. iii-Iced. An orgnnired mob con; 1
break into tho/building as f.-ir as that point.
llut when that door is closed I can direct n
current of electricity through its steel birs
Blllllt‘lt‘lll to kill n lutlll instantly. By the
lllllt‘ it was broken down our safe doors
would be closed and bolted. and then we
wouldn‘t czirc for any mob. \\'h.it do peo
ple deposit With its? Uh. well. it would be
dillieult to say. We don‘t ask what are the
cuiittnts of their trunks. We do not take
furniture. I‘crhaps it may be interesting to
you to know that the findings on the dvsks.
tnblcs and floor
amount to nenrly SGJNMJNW‘. llll ttirwigl-
the carelessness of stile-renters. With the
exception of an iiieunsideriible niiiouiit of
during Iiiiictceu yciix
bonds. coupons and money. as well an a
diamond necklace and ii few watch”. the
whole of this large amount h is been restored
to its rightful owners "
slid John
I. tiilroy. secretary of the Guarantee Von»
pony. " valuables of .ill dcs 'rlpliotiu, such
as coupons, registered and
deeds. mortgagee. coin. plate. bullion. jeweL
ry, cl tllllllg rllll other per-anal effectu. us.
auiuliig all liabilities. And I c
you that our .lcp-isits :ire of thll iii-mt varied
description. [We hive a most l'r'llt‘f‘l sys-
tem of ldt'llllflt‘nlldll by which it in almost
“ \\'e receive for safe keeping,"
other bonds~
.‘U‘. Ainlll't'
Impossible for any but the right Miners to
.ll-lul'ti p»\“3§‘lttl'| of the prop- rty intrustel
to our ch irge. We have first of all a guzir
antee delivered to the «mute! Mil a pana—
oorxl known only to the .munr or such per.
Sons as he may ch use to tell it to Then
we may lmvc as eonmb-te .i description to;
possible of the owner an! we require him to
Ilgu his name.
" Here is an evimple in p ~int A sh-ir!
while ago It li-Iy t‘tlllli' here and Mikel for
certain protwrl)’. She pro l‘li‘t'il tlic guar-
A Wonderful uncover-y.
Consumptivee and all, who suffer from
any affection of the throat and lungeg
can find a certain cure in Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption. Thousands
of permanent cures verify the truth of
this statement. No medicine can show
such a record of wonderful cureo Thou~
sands of' once hopeless sufferers now
gratefully proclaim they owe their lives
to this New Discovery. It will cost. you
nothing to give it a trial. Free trial bots
tlcs at (lee. B. l‘laisted‘s. Norwalk and
South Norwalk.
Ayer‘s t‘athartic Pills promptly relieve
the stomach. correct foul breath and an
unpleasant taste. and cure constipation.
Nerunh Ilcliilitatctl Men
You are allowed a free trial of thirty
days of the use of Dr. Dyc's t‘elebrntcd
Voltaic loll with Electric Suspciisory
Appliances. for the speedy relief and
permanrht cure of Nervous Ilcbility.
loss or Vitality and Mutihouli. and all
kindred troubles. Also. for many other
dist-uses. t'omplctc rv stnrzitioii to health.
vigor and manhood glllll‘ulllt‘t‘tl. N0
l‘lsk is incurred. Illustrated pairialilet.
with full information. terms. elm. trialled
free by :iddreseing Vultuic Ilelt Cm.
Marshall. Mich.
.\ (trout I'l“‘ll\‘l‘l’)'.
The m‘eutcst discovery of llie nine-
tcetb century Is Ilr. Leslie‘s Special I'rc~
scriptinn for sick headache. which is the
inscolciy Hf an eminent physician and
used by him for overtlilrty years before
giving it tutlic public audit stands to»
ring" without :i rival. Read :ulvertisw
lllt‘lll in another t‘I-llllllll. For still-by
tleo. ll. l‘lmsinl.‘ .\'or~.\:ilk :iud South
.\'iir\\ii1l;. ‘
.\ turd. .
To all “ho. are Milli-ring from tliet‘r
runs and llltll>t‘rt‘lIt-Il.\' of youth. nervous
\u-iikiu s~. rarlv decay. luv-s of Iiinnlluml.
&e. I will sci-d :i re t‘lth- that Will cure
you. I’lll‘II“. UI’ (‘ll.\ll(il‘2. This great
ieniedy “us llht‘td‘vlt’tl by :i mesh-nary
Ill Snutli .\llll'llt‘2t. Send :i set ~:iililress-
t‘ll l‘lllvlupi- In the
Rev. .lt‘Slil‘Il 'I‘. IN.“ \N.
til? I y. Stzillull II. New \"ulk l‘ll)‘.
SIINIl I‘tlsTAI. t'.\ Illl I'tlll
Illustrated t‘aitailmrnc
ut‘ Iliunmurlu. “'Ire .‘I‘rt't‘llu,
)lusquilu l‘ululplt‘s. I'lllllll.
(amp quI Steamer (hairs
I‘ulqlln: i‘r-ls. run
.ltlSI'Il'II l‘. lit-Ill'tlll .\' (‘0.
3 West l‘ltl St.. New lurk. 3t 266
W. B. HALL 81 121]
BR DGL‘PUBT
«.-
HOSIERY.
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on... run so 'J
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i
nu Iva. -, b no- -‘
SIX“ )1 Eli I‘NIDEII Ill-Ll Ii.
con OVER ON
THE BRIDGE
where you can get
FancyDried Peaches pct-1b. 150.
Good Canned Tomatoes 060.
10c.
it It
Best
Mackerel Sc. per dozen
Sperry & Burnt-3' Ilanis per lb.
13 cts.
Best Butter per lb. 25c.
Best French Prunes 1.1-. per
11.,
TARRII WLNSUN’S
copper Paint
Bottom Prices.
Hamel L’Hnmmelieu.
,Miv'n nor '0 \\‘- \\'. t‘cur: i r. .\' l n
\"nslllnglun-sl. Bridge.
Hatch, Bailey l 110.,
Manufar'urcrr-of and Dealer.- In
Lumber,
Timber,
Shingles,
Lath,
Doors. Moldings. Sash.
Blinds. Pickets. Win-
dow Frames.
Etc.
Vegetables,
Hunt 85 Zelufs.
Oranges.
Bananas,
G rapes. ‘l pples
Lowest Prices.
Escallr ps.
Oysters.
Clams.
Pickled Oysters a specially.
Fresh and Good.
I‘rI-Inpt
Delivery,
I'Ulilt‘
Attention.
At Our Market.
\Ylienevcr you want anything: to be
got at a complete markit give us a call.
HlINT ,& ZELUFF.
mum and SHOES,
———1.~.~‘—l.—
I HAVE I.\' hTtK'K A FI‘IJ LINE HI"
and \‘oiitlis’
Boots and Shoes
ALI. STYLES AND I.U\\'
.llciis‘. Boys‘.
I‘RItI-ZS.
Womens‘. Misses‘ and
Childrens‘.
———.\I.L KleN-_
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In I‘r-‘r tlgnt‘! hot. in .\'\ ‘e Ihu‘. Vou-
Finn! FLUIIB
PILLSBI'RY‘S BEST
8 50 per bag
Daniel L'Hauiliei’s
“'ashlngton Street Bridge.
flstf.‘ 7 ,HA‘.-_.__,_ ,,
M A LA R l A .
As an antl malarial medicine
DR. DAVID KESSIDY’S
FAVORITE REMEDT
In won golden opinions. .\'o traveler mun can.
alder his onttlt complete unles tr Includes a bottle d
thin medlclne. If you are exposed to Mom
change-of climate. food and water. Favorite Remedy
ahould alw be vrltlu'n vour reach. I! expo ma-
m [wimg'and is the rcvenutlve o! chill!
and malarial (ever In the err- lt Lu (special 1 of.
[end an trustworthy specific [or the cure or E racy
“a uvcr complain“. CORSIINIIM and all tit-mien
Wuhan nutmpnre auto or the blood To woman
whoaun‘er from any or the ilk peculiar to their ac:
hvorltc Remedy is constantly proving “550"“ na-
(alung friend—a real lllrrxttllk. girl-tress Int-J".
tor Dr. 1). Kennedy. Random. .\. 3.. 3: hot e. for
“by all druggisu.
\
YEW HINTS
.YEBS
A1111?
for Constipation. or Coatlveneea. no
remedy is so ctleclil'o as Artn‘a PxLu.
They inluro regular daily action, and re-
uoro the bowl: to a hellthy condition.
For Indigestion. or Dyapepqla, sza‘a
PILLS are tnvnlnahlc. no a lure core. A
Heartburn, Lou of Appetlte, Foul
Stomach, nutrient-y, Dinlnoaa, lie-d-
ache, Numbnesa, Nanaeo. areall relieved
and cured by Arm's PILLS.
ln leer Complaint, Bluoua murder-e.
and Janndloe, Artn‘a PILL: should be
given in cocoa large enough to excite the
liver and bowela, nnd remove constipation
As a cleansing medicine in the Spring. the”
PILL: are unequalled.
Wanna, caused by a morbid condition or
the bowels. are expelled by these PILIA.
Eruption. Skin Dial-cue. and run,
the result of Indigestion or Constipation, are
cured by theme 0! .u'rlr‘a PILLS.
For Coma, take szn‘l PILLS to open
the pom, remove hum-tor: secretiona,
and allay the fever. _
For Dion-hm and Dyoeltcry. caused by
sudden colds. indigutihle food, etc., Aru‘a
PILLS are the true remedy.
thuniatlam. Gout, Kern-1‘13. and
Sclntlcauoftcu mutt from digestive derange-
ment. or colds. and disappear on removing
the cause by the use of Ann's PILLS.
Tumor-a. Drum.“ Kldney Couplnlntc.
nnd other disorders caused by dchility or
obstruction. are cured by Avtn‘s PILIJ.
Suppmalon. and Painful Hen-tril-
tlon. have a safe and ready remedy in
AV E R’S PILLS.
lull directions, In various languages, as»
company each package.
mraun nv
Dru]. O.Ayer&Co.,Lowell,Mau.
. Sold'by all m
Dost—To m the bulb
¢Il 99.11;, 2 to 1 Nu:
IAOTOlgle’y, Q to 6 Pills.
Experience trill decide the
proper dose in each mu.
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~. . T. . ' on are no so u I now as \ou were -
h. at on. Iltls‘ ill lilt‘ loo 51‘“ l‘l‘ ‘5 “Wm“ the l l 'i I tl t h
- . ~ . . . '—— r—«~ . _ . . . when v Ill . i l‘l . its \r i i 'r \ ; cnn v in
The Itiil'orento . Schoolboy, Ihcatur. crimiu ‘, \H‘, “mm“. m” elilel’lng himself. .' l i t {1 n n , I l‘ _ ‘.
l‘u : Is there any dlflorenco lietwe-‘n Ii . ‘ “NM“ ”‘1‘ 7 ; *‘ “ " ‘ 4“‘- -‘
journalist and an editor? Yes. The _‘.\l‘.lf-
tizilist is It man who \irito-s llllllg\ l' -l‘ Ii nmvsi.
paper. The editor is the man who leave:
out what the Journnlist Willow.
She» "There is often .i \'.l\'. illflt‘I'EIII‘l
bt‘l"'t‘ll ii l-oor and :i bore," Ile tislziiig‘
——~" .\Ii I are Iii-st iiieu tilll"? our or the
other ?" Bhe' cwearily ~" \\‘.-ll, n twin is a
hour when he does not call on us. and Rt‘lb
orally a bore when be dug.“
Historical Notc.« l‘lut.irch that
Ileinosthtnei. nude it gloomy fizzle of Ill!
first Hpcn‘h. This dI-i not tllfit'lt‘urrigv llllll.
He finally became the sin-wthcst orator in
".hat country. and it “his no riiicniiiiuou thing
(or Inn: to till the l‘irst lillllla‘l. t'hurch of
Athens full.
\\ omaii Is herself .i creature of llltlllllal)
as everybody will a butt. lell tint's n-i reit-
null \\l)_\' she should sully out on the street
with .i thick ilrib veil drown over llt‘l‘ Lice
inlay down to htr chin. .iiil then expicl
Met} Iii.i1c brain; of llt'I' itctlll lllll lure she
meets to recognize her h ilf .i block mi 3y.
says
Journalistic ltt'lll. :\ _\'-‘lili.: uziin ofobilo
ly but not of much Iiieans was talking about
“filling: it new pupa ll.l Houston, and “a!
.g-lliug n friend almut It. “ You can bor-
row Simon! start it new p:\p«‘t’," sud the
Eririid rucullgl‘filllgly. “ \1 Iu darned fool i"
repliedtho woiild‘I-e jtnirhalist ; “ if I could
borrow so“. what would I want to start a
paper for L‘ I want to start it piper so I can
Wrorthe $5035
1'“! APT 0? JUGGLERY.
f. Thoroughly Exposed That People "a"
Lou All Inter-m In It.
“ The art of jugglery has not advanced
touch within the last twenty-five years,"
“fully admitted a anperanuunted wizard
to a reporter. " Indeed. it has nearly all
been thoroughly exposed. and the very nii~
uute methods by which wonderful result.
were attained appear now us easy as making
a coin diaappenr from the closed first. So
much for science and civilization.“
" “That will be the result, do you think ?“
“ Some of the results are palpable now.
'lhe old ‘sluiglitoifhmid man has almost
passed away. The Wonderful cabinet of
spirits. which at one time astonished the
world, it has been proven, was nothing
more nor less than a trick in which confed-
rnitca participated. IIeller. Iioudin and
the Davenport brothers all are exposed.
What in left'for the profuaionala to do in
the question. They cannot all turn sword-
lwallowera or knifothrowere, because that
roqniroa a lifetime of practice. Some new
deputure will have to be taken in which
the cabinet doea not appear, and the trick-
of Houdini and Heller are omitted. This in
«normally the age of realism. and therefore
the new trick: in jugglery will have to far
exceed in clevernea any that we have ever
seen produced. \Vhan a wizard haa n etnge
K his own he can produce atarthng deal:
which defy superficial inventigntion. But
the time haa arrived when auperfioial invee- .
Eigation in never carried on. but inetend
nehoaaarohincandprofonnd one in per-
fornedthotthelittle apparatus denigned
Iowan taken into confidential: and
moved. Wmehelwtually blocked.
Bclht. with h- wonderful memory, 00“
lama-y mangertrich. and Houdini wan
Wmde’rful by the learned and
Wbythalnorant. Alltheybotli
MHMMMw. Borne new
“Minna, opinion,a-iated by science
fluidlywillinafew year-a be db
lav-alto Mode and crash lpecnlation
”unusual“! many other tricks did
lat-any!“ Thebemplq juggleryot
.aMdo-n‘tanounttomneh. The
lmhnbahhlnfimnotthen in
WWthmmeir
depend Melba: on their peraonal
”Midyear-of mutant practice. All
alt-whiten! Mien of tho present
“native-a3. ltnolenaerentertaiu.
upon-mu...” more to wit.
”.“UIwI-h to lie can.
flflhhnhfllhhluum
bituminous-naming“ cheat
’Q-ul m of u
rLANNINo BURGLARIES.
I‘Incca lnr 'I‘liio-xca I.
\\'til'h.
Inc“ \\ lro fipv (Int
\
.\ well-dressed young man \\ nlked along
Cl-iik street It ten days ago. His new silk
but w o; carefully lvrmbz :l. were Iii-l
t‘b-thz‘s. Iind be \“Llfi ns llt‘lll as n pin. Pisa-
lug-ll “t‘ll known detective. the man tiirucl‘
l.|\ ll‘YI‘I :l‘l-l looked ill the opposite side vi
the s'ri It Ii.t- Lily lLlllll “rll post the ‘4...
lie “its 3:...11. ;-.I.1 .liik, will: .i putt} Inns
1111']
Is :itlv Il‘lil lu IJI‘I
AS
ls" I‘.
l.l-.‘Il.t‘ .iIi I Lcen -. y. s. .‘i r- port- 1‘ “32--
ubwrvx-Il th: Iziiu‘s stii ll ..
allow the detectin-JH st .- his I ice. .ipprwm-li-
ed the oiliu r it
tietiu'r d it.
and .ls‘rii l him in Illlti
“t“crtuinly I noticed it he 1\l1‘~\\" red.
‘1 have hit-l my eye wt: thmt ctr-p to; many
months and if such :i thing l\‘ puss bl.- I‘ll
have Iiiui behind the lairs bvihri-
iv. elm. roll by. He lill|\\\li\ Inc and Is
of the fuel that I suspect him.”
" lint why did hr :tvoid )nu
in my
aware
“ lit i‘1lllsc lll‘ \IZII lit»: \\ ilil llit‘ lH \- - liilll.
that}~ 'tliy. It might br- ll. up some n.‘ his
'iltle .‘~('l.lt‘llli'$, don‘t you see 1'"
“ “'ho to the fellow f A (mull-l. her lli‘lll 1‘"
“ “'ell. h.ir.1iy. lie is more Nll’lt'll)‘ speak-
ing. it business until."
‘ You talk in parables.
Whit Is the mun.
the leader of Ii gang 2'" ’
“ You‘ve struck it at lost. He is th:
blisiuew end of one of the worst wings ot
burglars in the Northwest. The flung his
ht‘t‘Il broken up sen t‘l‘tll times and the men»
tiers sent down to do time, but that man :iL
ways escapes arrest and immediately reor-
gunizes. He has put up more jobs and
been the cause of more stealing than any
one man in Chicago today.“ V
“ What are his plnns of t‘llt‘hltlull 5“
“ Well. that I do not know exactly know
You must know first. though, that he does
not have anything to do with common
thieves. All his co-workera are bright.
sharp and active. He is like the architect.
He makes everything plain on paper for
workmen. and they finish the job. It is in
this way he escapes punishment. He is
never identified with the working thieves.
We know he does the work. but cannot get
:he evidence to convict him. His plan is
to visit a town or city and prospect. He
notes the business houses or residences
wlicmplcnty of ‘ swag ' can be secured.
As an agent. or sometimes. when possible.
us an acquaintance of the owner—for his
time is his own and he has the manners of a
gentleman and knows how to get acquainted
——he visits the place selected and works up
die job at his leisure. It in then carefully
put on paper, without name or number. an.
companied by cipher notes of how to get in
and out and where to look for plunder."
When the job is ripe he communicates with
the gang in some way which we have been
unable to discover, but not in person. and
they visit the city. Btfore they arrive he
is gone ; for. understand me he never works
in a town or city where the thieves are. but
in generally from one hundred to five hun-
dred miles away. The thieves follow his
directions and the robbery is committed be
fore they have been in the town perhapstwc
hours. If they should be captured he I:
not identified with the crime. as he can
aaaily prove that. he was many miles away
—ar. to use a legal term, can prove an
alibi.“
" Will none of the ‘ gang ‘ turn State‘a
evidence and implicate him P" ‘
“ That is the peculiar feature of it. He
noon- to exert a strange influence over
than. Once a member under arrest agreed
Io give it all away. and told the officer!
the man‘s name, with a good description of
him. and was about to make a full confeor
lion, when he stopped suddenly and ever
afterward refused to say a word. He even
denied the truth of what he had previOualy
tolzl. You lee, he’hu nothing to do with
the lower class of rogues, who pone-a
no honor, and mat alan thieve- aeldorn
‘ peaeh' on each other.”
“ But you said you expected to arrest
hint before long. Have you a once Iaainl
him ."'
Here the detective placed, hh finger at
thgfaide of hi- nme and, winked IUD-
“That in “hinted Mu,“ Ill .3.
«mu-alga“; ,
“dmhagldmilfii d h N
\ r .
The following night I put him tolled again,
llllrl ml I‘ll lllt' clue of the In rth
\Vlb Ii \\r~ got out
lllllll we
u! rived :i! X. \\ (II b fllis.
of ti.» tr IlIl l l . \kcd lllu‘ :in :ibindoiied and
livipitel lions-- breaker. mid ho was In
sth and rosy as the morn. It just allow!
thin It is DH trnul-lr to take mire v-f *Iirul-
ulll\ .iii a jI-llll‘t‘)’.
1H8 CAPTURE OF NEW ORLEANS.
In lncldoll u‘ Described bv I "I“lllt‘lll III
llu‘ ('ilv.
From I‘lr "watery \\‘.ir l‘ipers we quote
:Ih It‘lln\\i!..j from the lrll“ l' by George \V
(hlldt‘. t‘li
turn“
“ N. \v t‘rlellis l-efwrn ll." l‘ip
" Whit :i with: ring? 'I‘lzo rill raf‘
(if thv “loirvis. tlo- t “"11. the guttv rs Nux'l
such \\ r--cks of noziivn.’ .\l‘.‘l
the juvenile mph-1g. The lower steamboat
\Vt'lllt Ii :i’i’
landing. \vcll covered \\ itli sugar. rice. and
Ill»tl.l!~\’t'\l, “us In in; rill d. The no ll \‘nrlk‘lt-
r
to. the \\ ‘2}2‘ Ii sc-i ‘lml up the siiiushtizgs
The rih-r \\ is «Ht‘lllHWlllL! the top of” flit
hoe-.2 A [xiii storm l-- (All tn lllTV"ll-'ll.
\IV the \'.llll\:‘t' slips Ill sulil l .hlil l1 ml
in lilcr. lie lulllllt’il ("it the tnps of ll.-‘l!
:ukctl lllil*.l\' us they showed up nexus the
.‘IIIgr bi lid of the river They were ennui;-
ing die batteries at (‘lllllli' t‘hulinrttc— the
old field of Jiickson‘s renown. Presently
that was over. .\h_ me.‘ I see them
as they come slowly round Slaughterhouse
I‘eint into full view. silent. so grim. and
terrible; black with men. lieiivy “llll .leiuL
potent : the longduinished Starr} and
Stripes flying against the frowning sky. Uh.
for the Mississippi 2 the Eliasixsippi 3 ‘ Just
then here she came down upon lllt‘lll.‘ lint
low I Drifting helplessly. Ii mass of dunes.
“ The crowds on the levee howled and
screamed with rage. T he swarming decks
answered never a word : but. one old tzar on
the Hartford. standing with lanyard in hand
beside a great pivgt‘guu. so plain to \ie‘n
that you could see ' n smile. silently prit
ted its big black breech and bliiudly grin
nod.
“ And n the rain came down in sheets.
About one two o‘clock in the afternoon
(as I reincuil r". I being again in the store
with but one door njar. came a roar of
shoutiugs ant rimprecntioria and crowding
feet down (‘omrnon street. ‘ IIurrulI for
Iefi' Davis: Hurrah for JrII lhnisl
them! Kill them! Hang them 2‘ l locked
the door on the outside. and ran to the fron'
of the mob. bowling with the rest. ‘ Hurml
for Jeff Davis 2' About every third mar-
there hada weapon out. Two otheerw of
the United States Navy were walking
abreast. unguarded and alone, looking not
to right or left, never frowning. nevcr flinch-
lng. while the mob screamed in their ears.
shook cocked pistol: in their faces. rinsed
and crowded and guashed upon them. So
through the gates of death those two men
walked to the City Hall to demand the
town‘s surrender. It was one of the bravest
Iceds I ever saw done.
“ Later events. except one, I leave to
)ther pens. An officer from the fleet stood
in the (‘ity Hall roof about to lower the flag
3f Louisiana. In the street beneath glenmed
the bayonet: of a body of marines. A how—
itzer pointed up and another down \he
street. All around awnrmed the mob. J uat
then Mayor Monroe—lent the oficer above
should be fired upon and the howitzer:
open upon the crowd—came out alone and
etood just before one of the howitaua, tall,
alender, with folded arms. oying the gun.
oer. Down tank the flag. Captain Bell,
tall and atifl. marched of! with the flag
rolled under hit arm, and tho howitzer:
flanking behind. Then cheer after cheer
orig out for Monroe. And now, I dare say.
very one to well pleased that, after all. New
)rleans never lowered her color- with
vn handa " "
llilw
Iy
Sliotll
How II [unnatur- ova-Jeweled.
People who are accosted/ by “ deaf and
dumb"hoggmmight [do well to imitate
theaharppraetioo ofanoflloerinthe Van:-
hall Bridgemad with oneoftheoeirnpoatora,
onlyit Inna! be done wan‘lyr “Are you
deafaewellndumb?" inquired the ones!
he loud voice. ohaerving that the man
“twink“.pnflhuhh finger:
tohinlipflohdiabthathohad w tht
pow-HIM “130;! an not deaf,‘
lath-mm. Banned)“,
e
“ ‘Uh. ym,‘ she replied; 'it was my
mother, but she Is Slt‘lt In bed. so she gave
me the password nil-l :l‘ikt‘il Inc to do her
business for Ilt’l’ ‘
“'0! com-m- tli:it account-3d for the siren;
il.~»:iev:s which hi-I struck me A. first. live.
.‘\t i, l i1: l l - t ill hrr that Iitzl ‘s‘fi she l‘lu
dud .i ll?! wrl r. 1' Trent!) fully tilled
on! by her Izmliiv r. I would Iiwt Kn e her rid-
.llll
mud-in t - thr- \..'ii!_”
III lmlll vi 1" cs li‘lll}‘ll.i=‘\‘
pdr ~‘; iii;‘_.t .illl l...)
filltltd. null tti~1r fixintul [u of
tla.:r duti- s‘ is Iiisizzv «l by Il~ lecturs iitzvl elec—
I‘llll-lll:_.‘.
l\'lli‘l.‘.ll' II III)",
rfoi';i;:ii:.‘:‘
and
11:1'\!W‘l‘il I‘lll‘2‘illill’ll *
lric time cloaks, III 'I thousand lino
V r
«'. or .md
LIIil ‘
police call. uni ~l‘:‘ tr llllN‘ fir seitirely l":ll-
shim; thow Iuii rul 2:! l nullgll to liv llu it
:iiiiids where they should not be. are hi-l.
den. Fire is o. Iiib:itt~ d on the principle
that provcnti in Is be lvr than cure by 1
method of heating' by s illlll generated by
boilers under th.- street :ilI-l
tho main buildings.‘Pillow}{y’all
isolated from
Tim“.
l'ropcr Food for Ilorsen.
II: the course tit .zii :irticle on the subS-(‘t
of‘ft‘UI for borers Il:t‘
lays: Ground grim Is the cheapest form
in which nutrimout can be girl-ii to “will“:
harms. lint to produce the best etlcct It
Uh-‘ubl be tuned with \‘lll Iriy. Ii-it to give
[Hill I‘ lllllk. for ilih‘ Illi' lull'st-‘s S!«|!ll;l.‘ll
{ms not l'thlilll‘t‘, but to In ike the b uhl more
perms in the stomach. so that the gustric
juices may more freely work through it.
.\Ic:il alone, especially of corn which has
<I‘.ll’\‘t‘l)‘ any clia'l. will compact in the
Itouuch and be h “easily digested. The heavy
elutl of out: is one of the reasons this grain is
to valuable for horse feed. Another is that
the out abounds in nitrogenous or muscle
forming food and is theirforo worth more
per pound where strength is required than
corn ( roil Iueal.‘ whose chief constituent-
‘ u‘iouaceons or fat producing.
.l‘mri-‘ri l‘Ll'. «‘Jr
“ow foul-onto Rlao Illtl Frill.
It is known that the Atlantic coast be-
tween Capo Hatteras and Cape Cod has been
ainking steadily for centuries, and it is with-
in the bounds of probability that before
2,000 years have elapsed the cities of New
York and Brooklyn may be under water.
When theDutch colonized Manhattan Is
land 200 years ago. the Indians told them
that in the time of their grandfathers that
it was poaible to cum Hell Gate dry shod
from one bank to the other. Professor
Guyot estimated that the lowering of the
Atlantic count was twenty-two and one-half
inches ever-y century. At the some time it
s certain that the greater portion of the
American continent in rising. while. the con~
tinent of Australia is certainly sinking.—
Beston Journal of Conn-won
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Hard Wood t‘ciliiii: and
Flooring.
XARRUAI. 5T . SUI’TII NORWALK
New Goods!
\Viitclies.
Illilllltilltls‘.
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JEWELRY!
sox Agent in Norwa’k. ltlllllt‘li.‘\‘-l by :hc company.
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Railroad Watches!
John Foley‘s tiold Pens and Pencils.
Solid Silver and I‘Iatcd \\'arc. Opera
“losses. tlold Stwctacles and
I-Iyevtilasses. Nickel and
“'alnut t‘locks.
Repairing“ and Adjusting
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W ATOI—IES
A SPECIALTY.
Standard Time by t‘hmnometer. at
A. W. Austin’s
Opera House Block.
Norwalk. Conn.
5!-- - MAIN S'l‘.---5~l
L.' H. DECKER,
HOUSE AND SIGN
PAINTING
GALUIIINING.
PAPER HANGING.
Ceiling Decorations a Specialty
Wall Papers and Borders.
Gold- Paint and Brunzes
White Lead, Oils,
Glass, 81.0., &c.
srmra mulls. Row Haven. 0t
: L H mm .
Ho try ll!“llll1l>v‘llll' l-‘it rues all~
That nulls-'3 you glad \\ lll'll c'cr you rail
—~~_\.\‘D TIIAT Is-.. __
“BROWN’S.”
S? Main St. - South Norwalk
DR. issue’s
SPECIAL PRESCRIPTION.
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SIC K
HEADACHE,
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SEA-SICK N ESS.
TESTIMUNIALS:
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b. Ii Ant lril:- Ik-ur .\:r' l i 'no
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rue h‘i «I an .ll l Irzml llr. l.--:'r‘.~ .\ urinl I! trap
I m for \rl. Iliadaihv Ilau had A to: rim purl
tin yeah : hi ‘I “uric Tire it I'll .rm, Triig tours.
JUIIN .\'. I‘ILAbEY. \viih \\'. II. Fit-iii.
$2 Itiwr Sn, va. N Y. Sip: l2. 1*“.
S. B Am Iini~ Dear an. for our our. my \r'ul
lune l’QV‘ll troubled “Itli hick Headache lid\.
attack t\|’l’_\ too “in Ls \\lt (h cm li-Iul Il't‘ «
IN(I for too or thus I‘l.iv~ cschI'ue anvil ..
b- en rural-2e to rind shirt that ‘\l raid l: p me
In til I tried ltr Ia\lir‘\ . . at [how r‘p icn :Ils-ui
a year 329; sirui- llh‘ll l lune had but one attack.
and that \\n~ cruised t-_\ ou-rurrk and anxiety in r?
the shim.“ of my daughter I «an thenftrc
llranllV recommend it to ;:;l .‘lmlclt‘l with head
tlche. Yours sincerely .
(HARLOTTE I‘E‘I‘RY
at: River Sr. Troy. .\ \'.. Sept ti. )\\‘l
S. R Am um: -.\‘ir: In reply to your a>hlu£
whether I had any more trouble with headache. \\ ill
say that I have not been lmnblcd w ith it in all the
five years. and that tnv general health has gn‘ntly
impuncd. and I ful I at I one it all to Dr. Leelic‘e
Special l‘rvx‘ription. Yours very truly.
CHARLOTTE PETRY.
PRICE (DIVE INDIJu‘R.
ron SALE av 2:3 ly
G EORG E B. I’In»\ ISTEI).
Norwnlk and South Norwalk.
V ’\ ) v \
To COR SUM] T“ LS
The advertiser having been tx‘rmanenlly cured of
that dread diet-rise. Consumption. by a simple rem.
uly. is auxiens to make know u to his fr~ilou>~hflfl~
en the menus of cure. To all who desire it, he will
nemla copy of the pn‘et‘rlpllun iced. lrnmni. with
the directions for prepnrm: and thin: the same
which they will find a sure (“RI for Porous.
I‘oLm. Poser-Prion: A‘TIIIA. Bm-smivls. etc.
Plrtiec wishing the I‘reerriptiun. will please addrwo
Ill-1V. E. A. WILSU‘S. IN I‘tnn ht“ “'illiriua
burg-h. X. Y. 749 l\‘
“Rout: oli Rate.”
Clear-e out Rots. lice. madam lie-I. nuts. Ind-hugx
"can l’ulna.
Palpitation. I‘Inuieiral Suvllinzs. Dizziness. lndL
mien. Pemlnrhc. Sherwin.“ rurrd by "“‘clie
Health Borrower.“
“Rough on Corns.“
Ask 1m “‘elle‘ “Rough un l‘unis.“ lie. Quirk.
complete cure. Manna-t. hunions.
' “Buchu-I’alha.”
Quick «unplctc cure. all Kidney. Bladder and
Urinary imam. Scnldiug. lrvmmuri. Stone, tit-av
at. titan-tr of the Bladder. SI. llruggista.
Bed-BugsJ‘lloe.
Flies. martial. ants. htd-lltlgs. rats. mice. rupheni
chipmunks. cleared out by “Rough on 1mm;- "I“
1‘th Pee-Inc,
Wells‘ Health Renown“ rater-es health and vigor.
rune dyeing-fin, “attache. him-e“, DI-blluy.
“Rough on Palm”.
Cum cholera. colic. camps. diarr‘ hora. ache-
paino. eel-aim. hem he. rheumatism.
we. Rough on Phil! Man. 151‘.
leathers.
It are hill broken. worn out and W'ouxj
use ‘ya'uella‘ Halli: Mr “ :1. Dragons.
Lilo I‘mcn'm h w u
If anion your on y “ e n.
lien]’tr‘imllene-wer“5 (leaflet toweak spots.
“Bo-ll q. film.”
Cu Pile- or Hemorrhoids. It . Protnd'
MT .1. «are. in: and nmugi
Rome-d?“ ago. Sort cure. 50c. but
gist». _
“3' Women.
Ladies vI-homald retain fret-hunt: and vivacity.
Don‘t fall to try “Wolla‘ Beatnik-ever.“
“no-3h on Itch.”
“Ru on Itch” Cares honors. eruptions. ring
worm, glam. nit than, fro-ted {manhunt-o
“Roach on Catlin-II.”
(Burnt-ts 0M" odm at coco. (‘urnnk-te cure of
were: chronic ounce. also one- natrd .5 gaggle {or
Dtpthflig Sol! Thu-at. Foul th. at».
m Iluue H! on» Sill...
‘makrwl do ‘ meat. pond . can: ,
(Xian-II «flag: Bragging: d
8m , knit-tint). ‘ motion. an
Urinary maneuver! “Brian-rum.I 31
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SEWING MKcHlllE ;
SIMPLE
fin: ONLY srwms moms: i
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so UNION smut. cmcaoo ILL.
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