Richmond Palladium (Daily), 10 February 1899 — Page 3
RICHMOND DAILY, PALLADIUM. FRIDAY FEBRUARY 10. 1899.
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The prices below famish a continued opportunity for
to save money, which is eq Jivalent to working for better wiges or a reJj-tiDn or rent The prices given are mt on luKjries. but on necessities --renumber ihit.
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- Our erand cut in suits
who have seen and b Aight the great bargains declare they equal them. We have done a large business on them and
want to sell eveiy one of them
men s overcoats on sale at , . . . . ijij ana Our entire stock cf $5, $6, $7.50 and $8 overcoats to close at Our entire stock of 510, $12.50, $13.50 $15 and $18 overcoats at
Great bargains in boys' overcoats and Ion pants suits ' oats and knee pant suits, which we are offering for less fian
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1,000 pairs m?n's fine shots at one-half regular prices to close. Odds and ends. $3.and $4 fine calf shies, closing out price X SO and Q OO Men's best quality box calf and vici kid, in black or tans, worth $3.50 and s4. florin?
sale price Men's fine tan vici kidi in all the during this sale Men's fine Chicago calf shoes
worth $2. during this sale
300 pairs of boys' shoes, odds
Mn aonr! .solirl ill-leather dress or work, shoes, lace or
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Fleeced wrapper goods, light colors " " best quality, dark colors Large plaid flannelettes, light colors Unbleached, 4-4 muslin Unbleached, 9-4 sheeting Oood quality feathers, per pound Home made comforts 11-4 gray and tan blankets Moqnette rugs. 2 yards long Children's school umbrellas Ladies Jersey gloves, a bargain Elastic tape, frilled ede, at Velveteen and corduroy faciDg Hooks and eyes, a card titl.s.Best quality table oil cloth
Flannelette underskirts 19c 25c aEd 38c Hair cloth, black and gray 2e Swiss plaids and stripes ....... 5c, 7c, 83C and lOc S ockingette dress shields 5c Ladies' handkerchiefs, special at 2c, 4c, 5c and 7c Black and white ic6 wool, large balls, per box 40c La lies' 40-gaa.e fast black hose 7c Ladiaa' fleeced hose, fast Mack.. . ' - - lOc and 12c Ladies' fleeced hose, imported, split foot and plain black, ribbed top 20c Ladies' wool hose - : 20c Children's file ribbed hose, all sizes, 5 to 9yi 5c Children's fancy hose, size3 5 to 8J lOc, 19c and 35c Children's wool hose, 5 to ; lOc Saxony yarn, all colors, a cut v 5a Ladies' shoulder shawls, special 15c Ladies' Jersey ribbed vests lOc, 20c, 25c and 40c Ladies' union suits 25c and 50e Children's eiderdown cloaks at - - 50c, 75c and $1 Another lot children's mickmtoshe.3, 2 cape, velvet eollar, in blua land wine $2.63
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and overcoats his been a marked success, and the people
and make another grand cut
latest toes, new spring goods just received, worth l.
in all the new toes, lace or congress, 500 pairs jast recivd
and ends, sizes 3 to 5t
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have never seen anything to have only a few left, but we bv placing our entire stock of and children's reefer over the cloth is worth. JL worth fcl.25 to $2. sale price C anu m congress, worth $1.50 sil; .30 7c ."5c ..42c SI. SI. 25 and Sl.50' 39c $1.38 29c lOc 3c 3c and 5c lc lOc
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, THE UNLUCKY DAYS.
Tao .laeianta Had a Ut Llrf of Dmy to bo fnnt In ancient times the heathen wer ao superstitious with regard to certain aaj-i that they were pointed at in their calendars with different colored characters to mark the lucky ones and the unlucky, and all class arranged the details of their daily Ufa witb reference to these marks. We of the present day claim to be free from all this, but many there are wno will not begin a journey nor a piece of work on Friday, nor cnt the natr in the last quarter of the moon, and who are very much frightened if trie sort rays of Luna chance to fall upon the face while they are asleep. Friday is even under a ban; even with regard to the weather, there is an old saying which declares that Friday's moon. Come when it will, comes too soon, 1 In countries where capital Danish ment is in vopue Friday has nearly always been "hangman s day. Th?re are many superstitions con nected with New Vear s day; one that is still firmly believed by many of the devout is that of opening the Bible. at random and putting the finger on any chapter contained in the two pen pages. It is believed that the luck or unltiek of the coming year will in a greater or loss degree be fore shadowed by some of the lines. Again, others lielieve that it is very unlucky to take anything out of the House on .New lears morning before taking something in: the old rhyme which expresses this bolief runs as follows: Take out, then take in. Bad luck will lx-gin: Take in, thentake out. Good luck comes abouu Certain days for birth have general ly some particular attribute given ttiem which tell us that the child: Born on Monday is fair of face; Born on Tuesday, full of God's grace; Born on t ednesday. sour and sad; Born on Thursday, merry and glad; Born on Friday, worthilv given; Born on Saturday, work hard for your living; Born on Sunday, you will never know want. An liKlrnmrnt I H.ar Vol Think. Ir. Vereuzi, the great German specialist, who has made a fortune and can afford to spend the rest of his life in study for the benefit of THE PARENCHYMATOrS CELLS. humanity, is shocked that so little Is known of the brain. He has discover ed that the brain is in two halves the interstitial and the parenchymat ous ceils wu.cn have hitherto Deen treated as a whole. lie is at work on an instrument which will enable him to see and near me brain, as the heart and lungs are heard. Then he will know how to treat the patient, wbetbn- the ailment THE INTERSTITIAL. CELLS. ' be brain fever or insanity. He will be able to detect whether the trouble is due to mental or physical weakness, and will treat and prescribe accordingly. lvil Worship. In Spain, Germany, France. Italy, as well as In the northern countries which had embraced the reformaticrn, devil worship was leliered to be practiced, orgies celebrated, malevolent tricks of revenge perpetrated by the votaries of the evil one on their neighbors. If a child was seized with epileptic fits of if a pig died suddenly, if a toad were found under the bed or a cat Jumped in at the window, if a cross-grained old woman cursed rude, ill-mannered brat, and the child aiterwara sunerea wun any complaint the witchcraft which must undoubtedly be at the bottom of such occurrences called for immediate investigation. Nor was it long before a victim was forthcoming. Ienial was of no avail. The longer such denial was persisted in, the longer were the tortures inflicted. The accused was urged to confess to the usual charges, and encouraged to accuse others, in tnrn to suffer the Bame fate. And so the horrible business spread, until, like a prairie fire, it burned itself out for a time, only to start again from some fresh sparks of suspicion. The crime itself was held by all to be so enormous that no punishment could be too great for it. V.rT hard Hood. Some of tue petrified wood found In Arizona, it Is said, is so hard that steel tools will not work It, the petrifications beiDg only three degrees less in hardoess than a diamond. Thor.aTidof sick and sufifcrintf people are like the poor cripple in the Bible, who had no one to help him down to t!e life-g-rvingr pool before some one else sltpned to of htm. many nf rer feel that if they onld onlrEft a little r j help to overcome their t re tne weakness they would then be able to regain their coveted health anc strenjth. It is jnst these people that Dr. Pierce'? Golden Medical Discoyery is designed tc aid. It is the strong, helping hand foi those who are in the extreme of bodily weakness and nervous exhaustion. It promptly tones, nourishes and builds np the eotiVe sysinK It gives keen appetite, good di"g!cn, pure blood, mnscnlax strength, nerve ic.tce and renewed activity. when I first m rote von I was cottipletr!y discooraaTxi."" savs Mrs- W M Satter!y. twin? ai RicHibrd. Tca Co.. ?T. Y. P. O. Box ael. ia a letter to Ir. Pierce. "I was in pain ail the time, coulid net he in bed on accoor.t o severe, sharp ctittini; pasas in ray back and right hip. 5Id pain all tfcroath the lower jart of my hbdy and itit elbows hart tne so reach I could scarcely liil my baby. My skin was dry. harh and sea-y and hucsr like sacks on ray arroa. My hrjoand calief the doctor, and he saitl it was westkstesa, aM my age- Ha medicine did me co 5vxxl- I k pt jjettrtiar worse and weaker. It seemed I sho-jd entry One daw I wrote yon and received adwtce." I hare taken rr. Pierce's GoWen Medical Discovery, his Fasoir I can lie iu bed with some comSxt and can Co a good day work." The most valuable Voc k for both men and wotnea w Dr Pierce's Common Sense Hedieal AdviserA splendid 1008-paste rolnme, Ha-f with enjrrmyinfrs and colored plate. A copy, paper-cov-seadinir twmty-oce cent ta I one-cent stamps, to pay tee I cost of maiitnf ok. to IV B V. Pierce. Boaja. y T Qflta-bewad, Ji ataaa pa-
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THE GAME TARPON
Shook ng a bio fellow an expert ENCENOT EASILY FORGOTTEN. Th. Proper Oat at ThM I, Rooairxi Tha Fteh I, Uj ! Xhim Hu Equipped HIb for wtragg-lo Hi Month Pi With Hoao Plata. Provided the aspiring tarpoon slaver is pre pa red to expend anywhere from to -U or more, he may supply himself with an excellent outfit through any respectable dealer. It goes without saying that no really conscientious disciple of Isaak Wal ton will be content to order his out fit offhand, leaving evervthine to the dealer, thereby sacrificing the exauisite satisfaction or making his own selections, let such is the spirit of the age tnat not a few of our elided youtn are prone to order their fish ing tackle as they do their trousers by the dozen and leave all details to the tailor. Let such go their way; they will probably catch no tarpon. 1. he approve! roi tor this sport Is seven to nine xeet long, fitted with a large multiplying click reel that will hold some two hundred yards of fifteen to twenty-one thread linen line. Tastes differ regarding the hooks, but the lest authorities favor something not far from JU-O in size, forged and ringed. The Dublin tend Limerick is a favorite witn some successful fish ers. The snell, the connecting link be tween the hook and the line, offers the most difficult problem. The tar pon jaws are so constructed that the snell must be built to order to cir cumvent them. These jaws, be it known, have overlapping side plates which are in effect quite efficient shears. They will cut anvthing not made of metal that has body enough to offer resistance. Naturally a chain was the first resort, but tue minute Sir Tarpon closed upon a chain he knew it, and ejected it forthwith, bait and all. for his mouth is conveniently paved throughout with boue plates upon which no hottk has the least hold. At last tno ingenious device was hit uiHui of using a snell made of several strands of rather soft-laid cotton lire, dyed some dark color so as to be inconspicuous when wet. When the jaw shears close uion this it spreads apart into separate strands and iHM-omes too thin to cut. Sir Tarpon perceived nothing wrong, so the portion of mullet covering the hook continues its downward course, tak ing up the slack of the long snell as it goes (the snell should Ik? twenty-four to tweuty-eight inches long and pursues its way rejoicing until a sudden wrench at an inward locality not pro vided with armor plates tells him that he la hooked, and then the fun begins. His first act is to throw himself lKdily out of water, with his huge Jaws wide open, and jerk his head violently from side to side. If the bait is not completely gorged he will o. .cu force it out. But if the hook secures a hold the effort is vain, and the struggle of skill asainst energy goes on. Again and again, sometimes a score of times, the fish leaps from the water to shake himself free. Miles upon miles he swims, doubling upon his course, circling, sulking until he often tires out his would-be captor, who is glad to hand the rod over to his boat man for a rest. Such a confession of weakness' is, however, so humiliating to a true fisherman that if he has any "sand"' in his composition he will fight it out to a victorious finish or an honorable defeat. Such an experience is not easily forgotten, and the fastidious coquettishness of the tarpon in the matter of taking bait renders it nearly certain that to the average fisherman killing a tarpon will not become tedious through frequent repetitions. Far more likely is it that his patience will give Jit after a few days under a troplcja sun upon a breathless sea, aaji will never experience the thrill of thi Jttver King tret" "for ?ftrryr4 jneajvtrpon seas i in t lorida waters begins tn March and improves throughout the summer, the best of it coming long after most visitors have fi.nl northward to escape the heat with its attendant pests. As a table iish the tarpon is not a great success, though with such sauces as a French chef knows how to prepare It is not altogether to lie despised when nothing better can lie had. As a staple article of food, however, it lias its uses iong the Florida lieaches, for there the native fisherman spears the magnificent fellows, scrape off their silver scales with a hoe, cut their persons up in long strips and dry them in the sun for provision when other "hog and ominy" fail. A Whitewash Train. Some of the new lalor-savitiK devices are of the unexpected order. Here, for instance, says London Titbits, is the !raiid Trtiuk Railway, amonp other devices for reducing its working expenses, doing its whitewashing by steam. It has a regular whitewash train or rather two trains, ine for each division. The apparatus consists essentially of an old engine in which the !oiler does duty as a receiver. Into this the whitewash is sucked from barrels as required, and there it is kept in agitation by a Westinghouse pump. From this it is ejected by another brake pump as a fine tspray, so that a man can lay the color on as if he were watering a garden with a hose. In this way he can whitewash two or Uiree stations a day. Ray th Kmperor'a Horm. Kniperor Villiam, always eager to lead the way. likes a good piece ot horseflesh. His horses are usually of Knglish nreed, although on rare oc casions he buys them In Germany. I he training of all horses belonping to the Emperor and his suite is intrusted to the Master of the Horse, and it Is this hi;rh official who himself rides all those which are ultimately intended for His Majesty's personal use. This post of Master of the Horse mcst be an extremely responsible one. Gfrman Ionraae. A peculiar law ln reirard to life insurance prevails in Oertnany. If a roan whose life Is insnred lose, botl hands he can c.t once claim the fuli amount of insurir:-e co the trround that he has ht'i1;: rtcjfived of the means of mptw" The Ravagaa of Grip. That modern scoarsee, the grip, poisons the air with its fatal germs, so that co home is safe from its ravage-, bat multitudes have found a sure protection acramst this dangerous malady in Dr King's Xew Discovery. When you feel a sorer ees in your bones and muscles, have chills and ferer, with sore throat, pain in the beck of the head, catarrhal rymptoms and a stubbora coup h you may know you have the grip, and that you need Dr. King's New Direovery. It will promptly care the worst congh. heal the irflamed membranes, kill the disease germs and prerent the dreaded after effects cf the malady. Price 50 cents acd $1 00 VOPej DSelt II not CUred Atrial bot tle free at A. Q. Luken & Co. Bdaeate Tern Bowels With Case re ta. in o r- i. n ,..lT.f -i .tr Grip makes oac sick, weary and raitlaia, Dr. Kiles' Rextauya Kwrvma bnafs rest.
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Railroad ia C.ina Moreytd
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States have seenred a franchise for boiidiDfc a railroad from Horg Kong
to Han Kow, China, a distasce ot nearly TOO miles. While railiojds are mcessary to nations proptnty, health is still more rectssary. A sick man can't stake money if there are a thousand railroads. One of the rea sons why America is so progressive i the fact thai in every drnetore is to'd Ho tetter Stomach B.ttets, that ceie braied tonic for the weak, appetizer for the dyspeptic and Ftdat ve fot lht uervou. It n taken mta great sue eess by thousands of men a'.d women who are run i.osn, pale and weak. 1 i creates the weight, and the gain is r nit nan t and bubstaLti-u. Glad Tidirj-s to Asthma Sufferers Foley's Honey and Tar gives qnick ar.d positive relief in all case. A. Q. La ft & Co &xd J. L. Adams &Co. To Coro Cons tlza Una Famw, Take CHscarrts I'aiuivfithArtiA If C. C. C. tail to curn, lrug.sis i-cfunu mot" The Deadly Grip I ' aoin abroad in the land The air you breathe may be full of its fatal ererms! Don't ucple.t the "Grip' or you ill open the door to pneumonia and consumption acd invite death. Its sure signs are chills with fever, head ache, dull heavy pains, mucous dis charges from the nose, sore throat and r ever-let eo cough. Don't waste pre cious time rrtating this cough with trvches, tablets, or poor, cheap syrups. nre it at once with Dr. King's New Ditcovery, the infallible remedy for bronchial troubles. It kills the diseaee eerms, heals the lucps and yn. vents the dreaded after tffect from the malady Price 50c and $1. M rey back if no cured. A trial bottle frie at A G. Luken & Co.'s dme store. Toe Mo t Faal Disease. It is not generally known that more adults die of kidney trouble than ot any otbr disease. When the find ymp'cms or mis aiseate appear to time should be lost in taking Foley's Kidney Cure, which is guaranteed or money refurded. A. G. Luken & Co and J L. Adair s ji Co., druggists. Iteauiy Is lilouu Iicejl. Clwin h!o(xl meaus a cVan sUin. Xi. beatity without it. 'nsenret, Candy Caihi.i tic !tan your biood and kinpi'. clean, b3 stirring up the lazy iiver ami tinving all im panties trom tne hoov. liogin today tc banish pimples. ioiis. blotches, blackheads and that sickly bilious complexion by takine t- ascareis, oeantv tor ten cents, a l druirgists, satisfaction guaranteed, lth 2oc, 50v. A Shoit Sad fc'toiy. A cold. N elect. Pneumonia. Grief. Hud Foley's Honey and Tar been used, tb's sad sad fclory would have bad a happier i ndictr. A. G. Lnken and J. L. Adams & Co.. drueirista. o-To-llr for Fifty Crura. Guarani-1 tobacco ht< cure raal w.av men sirouti. biuotl pure. Sue. II Ail ari;si-i--Fthity cf Croup. Slatiftirs fcbow that thousands cf infants and childrtn die yearly of membr,nons croop. W.Te do not exaggerate when te state that every one of these ipcoccrts ccnldihave been saved had Foley's HoEey ai.d Tarb enliven them inUaie.- Can you afford to 1 e urhcrehold. A. G. I-.uk. ri"2-, and J. L.. AdanjSae-.T diuggihts. BrQirnlro the N- w Yar Wiih pure, rieh, beahby blood, which may be bad bv takine Hood's areaparilla, you will rot reed to fear tttaeks of pnrurrcnia, bronchitis, fevers, colds or the erip. A few bottles of this great tonic and blood purifier, taken now, will be your best protection against Fprirg humors, boils, eruptions, that tird feeling and serious illness, to which a weak ar.d debilitated system is especially liable in early Fprire. Hood's Sart-apariila eradicates from ihe blood all scrofcla tair t., tores and ttrergthers the stomach, cures dyspepsia, rheumatifiir , cat&rrh aid every aiiment caused or promol d by impure or depleted blr-J Has Resumed Work. "Khenmatitm sppeared in my feet and ankles and I eou!d not w&ik. My joints were fctifl and 1 uff-red inten sely. I began taking Hood's Sartapatiilt and was soon better. I have now taken five bottli s and can do as much work a? any ore. I owe my health to Hood s." Mrs. Amy Lowe, Koann, Indiana. Hood's ache. Pills cure nausea. head G My wire liart pipiplra on tier faee, but she has ix ;a uiimit CAtJAiiETS and tbey bave all disa7pear(.-d- I b,.d been troubied with oast! pat on (or some time, but after tak im the first t'ssearet I have had no trouble ith (bis aliment. We canuot smt too high'7 of "aeareis " Fkld Wartmah. 57 Uermantown Are.. I'biladelphia, Pa Pieasant. Palatable. iotnt. Taste Good. Do ioud, iever Mcfceo. Weaken, or tr ltc. Uc.Ux ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... rmt baw. CMa-ta, umiiiL Sn lata. M fln.Tn.RIf 9od aort CTTr3ntee by all drn w wrw gUUWlfcK JSC Tooaeeo llabitA IOCAL CATARRH Disease A CI ma tie Affection: Nothing bnt local remedy or cbang ot climate will core it. Get a welt known spee-ifie CRT AM BIM H i qnick ?y ai oie I O'vea relief at once Opens and c1ioki i tne casai Dasaares. HdnpCULD lH HEAD tl Membran. Hterei the 5eo of SmeT. Palt mime aa-.'iTrtal aiae ltc , a: drngg aM or bj mati. ELT BROS., 56 Warren St , S YorkBur f m n r""!!"M mm IrnniM. ar mat im aWa,?s wr?aar
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Which Half is -' 's the'BetlefHalf Tlie housewife's dulse ars harder than men & rea'ie. Cleamrg e'orc is a constant tax o.t her VLT strength, a never-ended task. More than half the ff5?S. wo'k of cicaiui-p she can have done for her, if sbe T'3t?7 will, and the expense will be next to nothing. VJ'-" mml 051 PowrM fefrW; Docsthe "ter !!f cf cleaning; docs it Utt.-r fl W?XiVF J tha anv tlt',er ,y kao. t easily, quickly ktfccS-J d che"Ji,J" -rS iackav;e greatest economy. , the: n. k. fairqank company, Tn ZZr.i J C hicfcjo. it.Uii:s. XewVitrt h.,o. rbliaUeijuiia.
JAPANK S 13 CURB A New snd Complete lmtmmt rfmtia, rt r ri?i i v mt5, csi'suscs fl t iij.tmcfl aiwl two lM Ol uunmtit. nrvrr-lai line ruir f.,r rils o( every nature n.t decre. It makes n nee rat ion with the kmif. hich is p-amhil. d oft mulls m deth, unne-erA'. win endure this lernhia iiseaser pack a written euarattee ia aack SI Bx. No Cute, No t'ay. voc.asivi St a box. a lor Sent hv ma.L Sarnies frt OINTMENT. 25o- and SOc nfiNTIPATiON Cu'1- p"e Preenla. LUrOi irrIIUIM jap,neM u, pe(,et.the fi-eat I IVKR and fTOM CH K r'Ol'LATOKand bi-tiou I'lKIHtK. entail, tm'rt and pleasant Vi take: epe:aily aJvtcU tor ctuldrcu't use. ic 5 cents For sale by W. H llos- dt ua Co. S04 Main ttreet. Wa have several 6utna of &Icne7 to ILoan on mcitage. If ;ym want to but row ' cme ami see us. Wm.H.Bratbary&Scn Hoou 7 ar.d 8 Wcetcctt tlock, RioHMOr Ino. KICILMOND ST E A M LAUNDRY 919 Main St. 'Prcns 157. Of secluhinn in your trunk or bureau drawer, ."hirts Cuff and Collars laundered by us will Hill have the same fine gloss an 1 be as white and M flT a the day they were finished. The result is a:t ievid by usinc the nest soap, atarvh, etc , aDd taking care that each part of the wt rk is properly done. PLEAS AK TS CO. Paperers and Painters. Fine, up to due work a specialty. AH kinds of wcrk done wita neatness and dispatch. Office, rocm i second f ocr. Grand hotel. Residence, io vitl averiteenth fet LAUISDIIY. Get yrur Laundry work done where satiafaction is guaranteed. ELDORADO LAUNDRY 29 Main St.. Telephoa 35 L. V. STFNHON.Pto Now is . . t The Time To be looking tor HARNESS for Sp:ing. We have tleno. WIGGINS & CO. Phone 1443. 39 Min St. JOE LONG CHONG, THE L'OliDaiY MAN, Has cam back to eta jr. I war.l my old friends to bring thc-ir laundry. I have a new machine to iron bosoms. First clas3 work guaranteed. Zverythicg Dsliviiad la 2i Scurc LONG CHONG. 15 North Eighth St, Chunks Coal AND SICH Caa rbe used with ccr Furnace Gas Burner. CAN WE FIT UP YOUR FURNACE ? H. H. IIZEEHOFF Pobae 4.
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TIME T ABIF. Fsnnsylvwia Lina Etrective Nov. 20tb, 1898. iTraiata Rta ly C tral Tlaaa. iliebiactd Union Station, rittibnrgh, Ciacirn&ti, Ciicago & Bi. Louis Ey FJCHMOND DIVISION.: ..Botweaa Choao and ClBCtoaat'. WEeTWARU TaValSB.;
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