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Dealers in
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,, TRUN-KS VALISES:.
Our stock of Boots and Shoes for tke Fall and Winter Trade is
quality and style cannot be excelled.
now complete, and for
'cs. ' are to handle the : very best` sods in the Marlet;
Our s�eclaltle rY
And to sell them at the lowest: passible prices.
STANLEi.
WORSE SOLD.—Last week Mr. Malcolm Mc -:.I
Ewan sold a young horse at $185.
SUDDEN DFATar.—Mr. John Stewart, of the
2nd con,, lost a daughter aged eleven years,
last week, after an illness of only a week, by
1 ,congestion of the brain.
RooTs.=Roots are a very good crop in this
part, especially marigolds and carrots, Mr.
Donald Ross has gathered over 500 bushels
off three quarters of an acre, some of the
roots weighing as much as 15 lbs. each.
PLOWING; MATcr3.—A number of the lead.
farmers of Stanley have formed a plowing as-
eooiation and intend,having a plowing !match
in the vicinity of Brncefield, or Varna, on the
8th of November. Liberal prizea will he
awarded.
6p er cent discount for cash. '
W. TAYLOR & SON, Coats Block 'Clinton.
STOVI--S STOVES
TWO
ORDS OF STOVE:
A
HARLAND
The largest and best assorted --stock of Cooking,
Parlor Cook, Hall -and Coal Box. Parlor.P
_ a. ., a Stoves
into "Clinton
ever brought . J
At II-al/land
Bros.
The latest designs and improvements in Stoves,
.At Harland Bros,
Stoves/ Stove -Pip. s!es, Elbows/ Stove -Boards, at
rock bottom prices..
At '_ garland Bos.
A large assortment of Lamps BurnersChimneys
,
Lanterns.
.
Shades & Tubular L
t Harland Bros.
g� American
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Just received, a _ -
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SAWS andAX
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Crosscut
is
t.Igarlavzcd Bros.
Builders' and She1f:HARDWA RE alwayson
hand
At Harlaucl 'Bros.
& ,".;
second hand.' Coal Wood Stoves
quantity of .
A q y
very cheap.
AMERICAN AND CANADIAN ,COAL OIL.
SIGN or THE PA:DLOCE;
TO
FiEDBF�IG �RE__
ALBERT STREET, CLINTON.;
Harland Bros.
BRANCH STORE,
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BEAVER BLOCK
NEXT T,0 TI10\IPSON SWITZER'S.
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HULLSTT.'
WELL SOLD.—Mr. M. Cade 'sold a team to
Mr. C. Mason for $36O last week.
WORRI W.—Mr. Jae, Cottle, of the base
line, had four sheep worried by dogs on Sun-
day night. - • -
FARM, RENTED.—Mr. Thos. Nott has rent-
ed lot 12, con. 12; for a term of years, from
Mr. E. Lear.• •
TANNERlsm.--Mr. J..Brown lost a yearling
-heifer, whish :was pasturing rhis-bualrlots ;
more than two weeks after being missed the
•animal was. discovered entangd in a rail
fence, and, •owing. to its position, it was"una-
ble to lie down, and was nearly dead -;when
found. It is recovering.--
RE-ENGAGE3IENTS.-Mr. Geo. Newton has
begn re-engaged to teach in :No. 6 for 1883.
Mr. McClinton has been re-engaged to teach
in No. 8. This is his twelfth year in No. 8;
and shows how he is appreciated. Mr. T. W.
Sloan has been re•engaged for next year io
"No. 7,`at an increased salary.
DEAT}i.-We regret.to record the ..depth of
Mrs. Thos. Carbert,of the. gravel road, which
occurred on Saturday, after an illness -of a
couple Of months. •
We are also called on to record the death
of Mr, Harry Bell. 'which occurred -at his fa-
thor's-residence, 7th con., on Tuesday.' De.
ceased returned from 1Vinnipeg a. couple of
months : since, •suffering from consumption,
since which timebe has been gradually failing:
MAKING COnRECT.-The farmers "on:
the 13th con. have had quite' a stir "among
them by having a resurvey of; their lots,- and a
general moving' o. f line fences has been the re-
sult: Some of the lots varied eight rods in'
width: One farmer has lost a:well and a row
bf apple ,One
from his orchard ft will ne-
cessitate themoving of nearly two thousand
rods of rail fences, "and several "hundred rods.
Of board fencing. '
:GODEI[ICII' TUWN81i1P.
CUT ITS TEIROAT.-A carriage"horsti be-
longing to G. W: Dyke"was so unfortunate
as to make an ugly gash in its throat, by.
running against a; wire fence.!:
TEisi-MEETING.—The tea meeting held
in St. James' -"church, last Friday evening,:
was a good success.,; ThereWasa fair. at
tendance,and after ,the wants of the in-
ner. man :had been refreshed from" the
au
bundaceisupplied by• the ladies of the
neighborhood, Rev. Mr. Matthew 'took
thQchair.•andcalled.upon Mr. McCoeh, of
Bayfield, to address'them, `vrhich�ie dfllan:.
a very happy vein., • He 'was followed "by
Mr:: Hill,of Seaforth.' .IVIr. Craig" of'_Clin-
ton,' was expected, but was not' able to be:
present. 'The singing of the choir" of St.
Pan1'a church, Clinton, was verymne'h•ap-
preciated by the audience,who felt that it
contributed in no small" measure to the
success of the .evenings elrtis iiinment, •
The proceeds amounted to about $35.
•
HOLDIE$YILLE•
ICE. -The: first ice this fall was: to be
seen last Friday "morning,`puinpkin vines,
etc., were frozen and .wilted. .
The Canada" Methodist Quarterly Meet-
ing is on- Sabbath next at 10:a m ;Rev. T.
Hadwen is expected to preach, A :large
attendance is invited to this meeting. .
LARGE TREE -= On Mr. T. C. Pickard's
far, 'about ten minutes walk from`. 'here,
ere,;
stands a rock -elm tree,soundand vigarous,
that measures 34 feet in cirouniferanco up,
'above any projection of roots; and to the-
eye;is,perfectly round and strait and;about,
-70 feet to the first limb. 1f there; ie a
larger one in the county we would like to
hear .of it.
WINGIIAiI.
SAD Accii;:ENT.—On ,Saturday Mr. H.
Wheeler Was, taking up his,•potatoes, his
children helping, on their way home ; with
-the last load a bag sl'ippedo'ff, carrying with
it his eldest daughter, about 10 years old,
who,fell under the hind wheel, the heavy
load passing: over her inflicted wounds
internally from which she died:. Sunday
ornthg."
BRii FS.—Mr, "Thos Smith's • house is
being rapidly pushed• ahead:" The• skating
rink is beinglehingled and turther •braced.
The big bridge is progressing slowly. • El-
der s Jubilee. singers are to be
d"er:E3a kin
g.
here next week. Ne.,Debating club or-
ganized yet. Mr.. John Anderson of ,Sea-
forth
eaforth is talking of starting an "oyster saloon
here. A' number of young• people were
out to the tea meeting in, Wawanosh Mon
day night- ;.
STOVES. -Having bought a stocl: of Stoves outside: the association on -ver
„ y .
vanta eous terms 1 am now • n) prepared til oti•, • 1large
g +1 1 , offer •Coo tit; :STOVES at a nta "erdee
price
under the usual p g
price:
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OULS. --= Scythes, 5'nfitl7s 'Wheat'', Barley le d`
Stones, Rakes, Harvest Gloves; Gracile i F` to<res rc':
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l'itvishs.vtxo Ti7aTTLtLS 1t1'(''xCltt7itf: "Wale,
Hay Forks, S Y 'cythe
Aloe Lair)? '
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BAYFIELD.
DivisforT CovkT.—Nearly "the whole sit-
ting of the court here last •Thursday _ was
taken up with the case of Patterson Bros.
va. Woods. From the evidence itappears
that Dr. Woods bought a- reaper from Pat-
terson Brom, but on trying it after its ••ar-
rival was not "satisfied with: it, and refused
to keep it. • The firm brought action to
recover the- price of the 'machine. The
case was adjourned, and is to come up at
Goderich for argument.
Manitoba Correspondence.
CONSCRIPTION CURED.
An old physician, retired from active prae=
tice•having bad placed in his hands by an
East India Missionary the fomula of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure of Consumption,Bronchitis,Catarrh,
Osthma, and all Throat and Lung affeetions,
also a postive andradical cure for General
Debility and all nervous complaints, after
having thoroughly tested its wonderful sura --
Sive powers in thousands of cases, feels it is
his dutyto make it known to his fellows.
The recipt with full particulars, directions for
preparation_and use, and all necessary advice
and instructions for successful treatment at
your own home, will be reeeived by you by
return mail, tree of oharge,by addressing with
stamp or stamped self addressed envelope to
DR, J. C. RAYMOND,
164 Washington Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
BORN:
SMITH. -In Clinton, on the 23rd Binst., the
wife o£:Mr. W. G. Smith, of a daughter.
MARRIED.
MsnLoy-BoYn.-In Clinton, 'on the 17th,.
ins., at the residence of the bride's father,
Eby tha' ltev VVm: MoDonagb; : Mr oho-
Mulloy,` to Miss Mary Ann Boyd, all of
Clinton.
TaontesoN—RomE,—On the 16th. inst., at the
Manse,-Goderich, by Rev. J. A. Turnbull,
B. A., J. T. Thompson; of, Colborne, to
Marian, eldest daughter of Jas. Rome, of
the same. township.
DAVIS -= GREENWOOD. -"At - St. George's.
Church, St. Catharines, on the 25,th inst.,
by the Right Rev. Bishop of Huron, assist -
I'
ed by 'Lural Dean Davis, the Rev. '.Mr. Hall and the Rector of St. George,
•Rev.:Evans Davis, of London, (brother of
Messrs. Davis, of the Mitchell Advocate,)
to Miss Louise,, second daughter of the
]ate W. Greenwood, (and neice of Mr. 13.
Holmes, of the. NEW E+`u)
DIED.
,I31("xs.-In Godorichtownship, on Thursday,
the 19th inst., Chas. 'Hicks, M. D., fifth
son of Harvey Hicks, Lsq,,- aged' 22year's.
Cool:E.—Ili Winnipeg, on the 16th inst., Mar-
tha Hannah, eldest daughter of William'.
and -Ellen Cooke, of Winnipeg, `(formerly of',
Clinton,) aged•"1'5 years and 6 months.
1:1noUr.-lis Clinton, on tlie 22nd inst:; Isa-
bella, relict
sa-bella,relict of the late Geo. llidout, aged
72 years . '
STtniART.—Iu Stanley, on the 20th inst.,
Eva daughter of Mr. John Stewart, of con-
gestion of the brain, aged 11 years.
Ca RL'Olid•.—In . Fliillett,; 'on the 21st inst.,
Catharine, wife of Mr. Thos. Carbert, aged
53 years.
Ertl,—In Hallett, on the 23td iii»tu Harry
Bell, aged 26 years, 11 months and 29 days.
The GREAT GERMAN ,INVIGORATOR, is
the marvel of 'the''Medical World: It never fails'
to completely cure Nervous Debility, Impo-
tency, Mental Depression, and all diseases caus-
ed from excesses.' ✓The testimony of thousands
can be had by writing F..J. Cheney, Toledo,
;Ohio, soleagent for the United States. Price
$1.00 per box, six boxes for 55.00. If your ding
gist does not keep'. tbe'•remedy, -send to head-.'
quarters -and get tho medicine by mail Circir-.
]ars"and testimonials on application.: So[e agent',
1oL�lilitona, H, Combe.
Men
akes Your Boots'
UTI.CKsnAN
THE BOOT MAKER. -
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
women and Children's Boots & Shoes.'
Spring eeeeeel
p g Stock : well ;assorteds an_c
complete in all departments.
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ALL GOODS SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH
C. CRUICKSHANK BRICK BLOCK, .CLINTON,
all &toC1
v o)n: tete
Black and 'Colored Cashmeres, Fancy All Wool
Dress 'Goods, Brocaded Silks, Black and
Colored Moires forTrimmings.
Stockofosier
e�Giov:e
WILL BE FOUND VERY COMPLETE TS'
AND WELL .ASSORTED:
CLIN'I'ON MARKETS
Wednesday,;- Oct. 25,"1882.—
The weather- has been too fine (luring
the'past•week to allow of ranch grain be-'
ingmarketed, farmers .finding that • they
caw, make good use•of -their time at home;"
if -ker. -price not tempting theta to -sacrifice
their time. Prices remain .pretty much
the same, very little change taking " place
in anyway. Dealers are not sanguine of
Inuelradvanceinprices, and feel no incli-
nation to'hold on to what theybuy. Ap-`
parently-,very few peas;'have yet been
threshed, as only a small quantity 'has been
hcought m. There is ready sale for .such
articles as hay and wood, nearly everybody
being 'apparently out of -the latter' commo
dity, - Eggs find-readysaleat 20 and 21ots;
i "tte r a ears to be scarce
good b ipp ice at quota-
tions, there must be considerable.
butter in the hatrds of farmer's ; apples are
_more plentiful than anticipated ; potatoes
keep low:'in.price -and are scarce `ln quan-
tity, thoogh
uan-tity,though the crop has been a large one.
Enquiries; for poultry are frequent„ but:
much of what is broughtin is so "poorly;
dressed, as to be somewhatrepulsive in ap-.
pearance; it would pay farmer's:wives•to
dress poultry a little more carefully, as:
merchants would more:; readily find' sale,
for-it,:and the'pricewould advance. The
general prices obtained just before we go
to press„are as follows: -
Wheat, fall, lebush, olth40 95 a 0 98
1Vheat,•scot - 0 90 a ” 0 92
White'wheat,,•• 0' 88a 0 90
Spr-, 0 93' ',a 0 96
Oats, 0 32 '. a "0 33
Barley, 0 50 "' a 0 60
Peas, - • 0 60 ,.a 0 65 .
Flour, 5 Q13060*
0 a 5 50
Potatoes, 0 30 a 0 35
• Butter_,. 0 16' <a- U. 17=
Eggs, 0 20 ; .a 0 21',."
Hay, � 7
00 a 8,00 •
'-
1Jid'es 7.00 ' a 8 00
Sheep;pelts - 0 25 ;a 0 50'.:
Lamb' skins, 0 50 a 0 75 '.
0 "'a:•. '21,
Wool, •- .0 2 0
PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
CA PELLE," N.W.T., Oct. 16.
Surveyors are busy surveying range 15.
Weather delightful, light frost atnight;
large flocks of wild geese 'are seen flying
O'outh
Prairie" fires are numerous just now,
several ,lost their hay stacks, on Tuesday,
by tlhe fires.
• Gcor, e Scarlr•lias his tiie-w touse.almost
completed,'. and is: much, Pleased with his
new home in the west. ' - " •
Ed, and Charles Lavis have .arrived
here,' and are pleased with the ' appear-
ance of the country. They have taken
land in•Quapelle'district.
Ir. 1+. Whitting ham visited tilt large
14 g m
( ,uappelle farm, on• Monclfty, ,and was
much taken up with what hesaw, so.much
so that on
returning home he losthis
way,
,..
and had" the pleasure of'a night oh the
prairie. After -Walking thirty hours with -
mit food be arrived home' safe, but pretty
seedy looking; as the night was Bold.
'Difitrin,-t1llr tglit-ht-s<aw the–cane t-- nd-
says it looked beautiful..', Charles Morrish
also. tilts pleasure of: Spendini 'l,'liurs=
1 1
HIDES, In, -� 1L. rrIC11L51GAS�11IGi ._._..�,..caynl ht,,oi t.
e- prairie,
becausee le lost
SA. '..I3_&`ti'IS; C'1-:4'1Tt77.!c', L. ' hi'S ivay, '•
Farm ; for Sale.
Fr HE subscriber, offers for sale Lot 45, 1st bmf:` of
Tuckersmith, London Roid, within 21 miles of
the Town of Clinton,' and 31 from l3rncefiold. T'fiis
•form contains 100 acres of choice land. well watered
by never -failing springs. No'weete land. Good or -
.;hard and outbuildings. Terms easy. " For further.
particulars apply to -
MRS. ELIZABETH GRANT,
18 tf Clinton P.O
FARM FOR SA.tE.
milt subscriber » offers for sale'that cthveniently
situated farm being the north half of Lot 23, 10th
uonceCsionof Goderich Township, containing 4,5 acres,
-more or_less, on which there area frameliouse,stable,
and granary, and log- barn. Good' clay loam and young
orchard. Neve) -failing spring careek running .through
the place,
WALTON .DODSWORTII, Clinton P.O.
Goderich township, Aug. 17, 1882.
• FARM; `FOR SALE.
FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR
KNITTED GOODSin great variety. :
It is conceded that, as ;a .cutter,
MR. J��
H
s no rival in town.'
Our direct importation, of:Scotch,' English and Irish.
Tweeds"; and Serges are worthy of special attention. °,
HATS
and C.A.V S 4
BOO'T'S and,:SI3OES,
CnOCER.IES.
Owing to the rapid increase of our
business"in other
branches, we find that •we have,. not room for our;
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE and offer our
- `whole: stock at: Cost.
TbSAT'.conveniently situated farm adjoining the
village, of Londesboro, being lot 25, 10th .000.,
Township of Hullett, consisting• Of 01 acres, 70 'under
cultivation. The place is well: watered, good bearing
orchard, frame' house, good frame barn, and other out-
buildings. It is situated on the Wingliamgravel road'
opposite !tuber's nidi 6 -miles from the town of'Clin-
ton, half a mile fromrf . H. & B, railway. station. For,
particulars apply to, •
MRS. JIAPPTIIA A. GRAIIA)I,
C,lilitem July 27, 1882. Clinton,
F ,T:
.$1 000 R.
llavjng the utmost confidodoe ni its;r uporiority. oVcr
h es1 Of tests' of 1i nl:n
all sill rs and after t o .nuts t st
o ;g
cgmlilicited nnd'scverast eases we caiiltl lintl, we feel
justified in offering to forfeit One Thousand Dollar)
ter any e ye of coughs, colds;' sore throat, influx n0a.,
' t •Lis as bronchitis, een5uin ration lir its earl stages,
d enc„ 1 y
whodpifig cough, :Ld all disease's of the 'throat Ind,
1ldngsy except asthma, fer.which we Only claim relief,
•-that.nae»oma t cuT-c:-iuith �'.�csL'!n:_GOSSIgI'1.-.Sycuil,..lvJicl�
tabid ab'0tordn t0 ilireetiotns::. $ample 1.)011155 25 and
59 cents; large bottles one'dollar, 0Genuinc wrspvers
only.. in blue. Sold-.byall. driti;•gasts, or: Neth by ex.
press on receipt. of price, John C West, Co., 81 &
81 King 1. East, Tiornnto,'001. f o"1:'talo at Cotube'S
fling Store
COAT
Qi
$500 -,-REWARD.!
Wewih pay the above reweard for •any case ,of Byer
complaint, d y e sis si le hea acheindigestion,
con-
stipation or costiveness we cannot�curewith ,est's
Vegetable Liver pills, when the directions are strictly'
complied With. They are purely vegetable, and never:.
fail to give sstisfacaton. Sugar coated; large boxes,
i ills 25"cent .For sale byall Dru i, ts.
containing 30 pills, s gg s
Beware of counterfeits and imitations. The genuine
manufactured Only by John C. West .4c CO., " the pill
maker's," 81 & 82 King St. East; Toronto, Ont. Free
trial package' sent by mail prepaid on receipt of'a three
ENECUTQRS'` :NOTICE
IN pursuance of section 24, chapter 107of the
Revised Statutes of Ontario, notice is hereby
given that the creditors andothers having
claims against the estate of the late William
Turner, of Stanley township.' in the County
of Huron, who died on or about the 16th day of
October, A. D. 1876, are requested to send them
to the undersigned, W.W. Far"ran, Clinton, Ont.,
on or before the 9th day of November, A, D.
1882, for adjustment, as after that datethe said.
.Executors of:tho last will and. testiment of the
said William Turner, will proceed to distribute
-the assets-of:the saiddeceased amongstthe par-.
ties untitled thereto, and that the said Execu-
tors
xeou tors will not :be liable for the said assets.. or any
part thereof, to.any.person or persons of whose
claims notice shall not have been received. by
the undersigned as aforesaid. :
Dated at Clinton. this Oth.dayof October, A.D.
1882,
NEIL MATHESON ] xecutors
• ; W. W. PARRAN, .
cH`EALTH" IS WEALTH.
' re, E. C.West's Nerve and Brairi Treatment, a guar
anteed spetil10 for hysteria, dizziness, eonvuliiona,
nervous neuralgg4�1a, hoadache,.norvonsprostration enus-
ed by the use ht' alcohol, wakefulness; mental'depres.
Rion, . softening 01 -the brain, resulthlg nil in;iainity and
leading t Misery, g n,neery, degas and do,ith,premntttrp old age,
barrenness, less' of power in either sex,. involuntary
losses and sperfnatorrhwa;'caused my over-exertion of
the brain, self•abuseor over -indulgence. One hex will'
pure -recent.
r sages. Lisch Wok. Cpiicnins ono inonth s
lire:Bandit, - One dollar a box, wr'5fX Sd 'es ftirilV3 dols
nus • Sent 1 mail Prepaid 1 lal(1 oil receipt „price, v of,lice,' e
I l 1��
t
guarantee sly .beNts inure any case, with tan ar.=
der received by us for six boxes, a ecdnnpatiio3'13r3fS Itve
dollars we will' send the purchaser bur written guars,,.
tee) te'refund the n)0005 if the treatment dtiea not ef-
tot 0' cure. Onarauteesissued onlr by J. II„;Qombe,
aisle 090lnt for Clinton,, Ont. John C..lVnit & co.; sole,
-prerfrMtl»:c,-'Wweinerr. —
eautiful Hair
11°".one's"own comfort, as well as the plea-`
suro ofothers, a most Important; point is a_
well preserved bead of hair. When the Scalp
gets ,dry and feverish„ and the hair becomes
faded and Prematurely gray, try the
Dominion Hair Res weer
It does its work well as a preserver and beautil•
tier of the hair, and therefore, possesses, a well.-:
earned reputation. 'It keepsthe hair fresh and
natural, is not offensive or, injurious,'" but plea-
sant. and ":refreshing. It; cleans the scalp, and
gives tone, beauty :and naturalness to the hair,
promotes luxurious growth, and_prevents pre-
mature decay. Price, 30 cents.
-. -- S. T� PSOOTT c€' .,
blantif1ectn•rer ,' &c,, -B00rantforr1,
Jas. 11. Combe; • Agent..;
ALLAN Li -NE.'
ROYAL : MAIL •STEAMSIIIIPS--
DSCERPQOL--- LONDONDERRY GIASUW.
SRORTEST. SEA. PASSAGE.
Uabin,IInutermediateaud-9t-eera5i eTiclk.
'eta at Lowest Hates.
Sttiliogs every )jatsvrday from, :Qt0eboe
Persons wishing to end _','r friends cauobtafq•:.,
passage cortffxcates : to '.;t rates from Englaod,Iro-
land and Scotland he any y or railway town Sri Ca-
nada, and tho anroti.t'isrob 'ded less asinalldada
tion it tho ticket is not usoi. •
StabragsPassenge s-aro bontod to London, Cardiff
ISistI' i -
6 tot t • n . rr u
r ,tl us o , l)o y,,>3.cltaaf nAc+laa owe aft
Anne prices as t. iverpool.
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A. -0 PA UT1SON ;Agent,
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