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TUE WING, AM TIMES, JANUARY 27, 1893.
ani out: present ae well es our future
will be 4iesure&
I•r is Said Viet His. Ilolitieas, Pope Leo
XIII, hath Issued the following; decree: "We
strictlelorbid anyoue, whether bishop or
peiest.''either by act or threat, to exclude
from the saoranieuts,at unworthy, pareuts
wbn choose to send their children to the
Public Schools. As: regards the children
themselves, this enactment applies with
still greater force."
TORONTO NaW$ : Fine spun arguments,
decisions of privy councils, appeals and
counter appeals, all or any of these will
leave the Manitoba sohool question just
where it stood at the outset. The issue
simply is, shall the people of Manitoba do
as they want to or not ? The whole spirit
of our democratic government demands
that they shall, and no matter what tem-
porary obcok may be administered, the
..1. 3 111
,CIII1
r }people must in the end win. The right of
the people to govern themselves is now so
firmly established that any government
which ventures to tamper with it will find
itself suddenly involved in a fight for life.
Ir xs understood that, in connection
with the recent action of Scotch impor-
ters and breeders respecting the cattle believe in taking down the tariff wall so
trade, Canada will formally apply to the that our industries will be injured. In clos-
ing, he said : "As a man of honor, I con-
sider it my duty to tell you that I shall
not go back to Ottawa xs a supporter of
the Goveruneut, but shall sit on the cross
benches. If you wish I will baud in my
resignation to the Premier." (Cries,
"Never, never.")
DRUGGIST.,
GT, G. N.W.TELEGRAPH CO.,
app. Brunswick. House
V ugixam, - - Ont
FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1893.
EAST HURON REFORMERS.
The annual meeting of the East Huron
,storm Association was Held in Brussels
t friday last. President Hislop acme
est tbo chair. Every municipality ex-
tpt Hullett was well represented. After
number a short addresses on business
atters, the following officers were elec-
d for the currant year: President, Mr.
Hislop; Grey: first vice-president, Mr.
so. Thomson, Turnberry; second viee-
esident, Mr. Thomas Strachan, Grey;
,:eret%try-tretteerer,j , IL Kerr, Brlteeels'
seireeen Were also appointed for the
rious municipalities in the riding. In
ii evening a public meeting was held,
rich was largely attended. Rousing
eecbes were given on the leading ques-
els of the'day by Dr, Macdonald, I.P.,
. Thomas Gibson, M.P. P.,aud others.
st Huron has no intention of retrogra-
r,but expects to continue loyally sup
Ming Sir Oliver Mowat and Hon. Wil-
li Laurier..
in tate Northwest, and that at the present
seseiou of the Hoose be would ancve that
the olauseen the statute to that effect be
resoindeti. 'The Goverument bad no right
to coustitai'te itself a judicial tribunal and
Nay that the Fish of the people of Manitoba
hall not be considered in the Separate
s
School cquestiau. Ou the trade questtott,
be diel not believe in the great bulk of the
people being tweed forever to' foster 'en -
feet industries." These, lndnstries had
beeu protected for thirteen years, and it is
time they were able to take care of them-
selves. They were only to be given a
start. It was never intended to be per-
petual,and the time has come for a change,
and when lie went back to Ottawa he in-
tended to say so. The policy he proposed
to advocate was a fitmor basis between
manufacturer and cousin -tier. He was
opposed to free trade. He advocated a
preferential tariff with Groat Britain of 10
per cent., and to reduce our tarriff to tbe
country that will give us free trade. Cleve -
laud halt promised his people frs trade,
and Canada 'should do uothteg to interfere
with the new Governmeut. He said that
reciprocity in trade and reoiproeity i11
tarriff was his platform, but he did not
Board of Aarioulture before the opening
of the season for the withdrawal of the
prohibition. A strong hope is. cher'-shed
that President Gardner will act in accord
with the tenor of his statements, and ad-
mit that Canada's freedom from disease
has been established by the failure to
discover any further case whatever in the
large number of beasts most closely ex-
amined rinse the outbreak in Dundee
las/ Qctober,
T»E organs ot the marufacturers de-
nounce those as disloyal who say that
Canada is being impoverished- by high
taxes an 1 restricted trade. To be "loyal''
in the eyes of these monopolists wo should
all declare that we are prospering and
that the High Tariff has made everybody
rich. But this would be lying. Surely
it is more loyal to point out the errors of
the government and to seek for reform
1 than to allow the country to be ruined
SOUTH HURON REFORMERS. without making on effort to save it.
' Every loyal subject will seek to secure
he annual meeting of the South Huron the best laws and to get rid of all uujust
?orris. Association was held in Bruce- ones. The honest reformer is the most
s, on Monday last. There was a large loyal subject.
ndance. The following officers were
tett: President, John Hannah, Sea- To ENCOURAGE the growing of apples
; James Snell, vice-president, Lon- in North York, Mr. Moloch, M. P., has
perp secretary, F. Fraser,Brucefield; ' offered, through the North York Far
surer, Geo. Forest, Brumfield. John : mere'
Institute, $200 to be distributed in
Millan, U.P., was present and deliver- 7 prizes to competitors in North York, on
Ii address on the questions of the day. the following terms: There must be at
following resoliitic..s were adopted: least 100 competitors. let prize, 850; 2ad,
Coved by Geo. Mur,1i• seconded by S. f2 i; 10 prizes of $10 each, and 5 prizes of
�lii
e: That this convention desireto ex- a5 each. The trees are to be one or more
of the following varieties: Northern Spy,
isitsunshaken confidence in thepollcy ,
Ili administration of Sir Oliver Mowat, ' Baldwin, Greening, Spitzenburg, King
int for a longer continuous period than Tompkins County, Golden Russet. Rox-
tgrieuced by any other statesman, has borough Russet, Ben Davis. Each com-
yed the support of the people of this Petitor to plant at least fifty trees, of
aineo; to assure him that as long as which at least twenty-five shall be of the
b#.dministration is characterized by same variety. Trees are to be planted in
st integrity and a desire to do justice the spring of 1893,and the judging will be
i
kji"classes, so long will he receive the •done about September, 1894.
'eon support ot the Liberals of this A LATE despatch from London, Eng -
;e. 1 land, says it is positively asserted that
teed by M. Y. McLean, seconded by the Right Hon. John Campbell Hamilton
n,raser: That we, the Reformers of Gordon, seventh earl of Aberdeen, will
14h Huron, believing; that the per-' succeed his Eccollency Lord Stanley as
li' nt prosperity of Canada can only be 'Governor-General of Canada. Lord
tls?sed by repealing all class legislation W olseley's name, which was mentioned
r thus securing to each individual the in connection with the position, was
do now adjourn to meet againinTeeswator
town hall on the last Saturday of January,
at 2 o'clools p. m.—Carried.
Aram Antusost, Secretary.
The C'.oat,, l met in the Towle hall, Tees -
Moved by H. McKay, seconded by P.
Kuntz, that this Council, along with the
Treasurer, act as a committee of the whole
and wait upon Teeswater Council to see
wlnl,t action they iutend taking respecting
water, Jan. 10th, 1803, as per statute, their debenture account, for whiolt Cinlross
Members all present, when the necessary is liable—Carried.
declaration of qualification of oflice were Finance Report—The following account
duly made and subscribed by Joseph Wel- were ordered to be paid : Alex. McKenzie,
wood, as Reeve ; Henry MoKey,as Deputy. for two culverts oil boundary of Culross and
Reeve; Peter Kuntz, William Reid and Kinloss, Culross sliero, $3,50; Ii, IIaldenby,
Joseph Johnston, as Ccunoillorce: The 05 yards gravel, $4.55; A. G. Stewart,prit-
Reeve then took the chair, The minutes ing, $13.50; J. Moir, letting contract of
of last meeting were then read and con- gravelling, $2; J. Moir, examining repairs
firmed. on bridge, cons, 14 and 15, $2 ; John G.
Moved by Joseph Johnston, seconded by Scott, repairing bridge across Teeswater
W. Reid, that Welwood and McKay be a river, cons. 14 and 15, $17 ; John G. Scott,
committee to appoint the standing com- repairing gravel road, con 15, $1; Irwin
mittees for the year 1803—Carried, Jackson, 485 feet cedar, $1.85 ; George Mo -
The report of the committee to appoint Evers, election expenses, division No, 5,
the standing committees for 1893 was as , $10 ; L, McKay, election expenses, division
follows : Roads • and Bridges—the - whole No, 2, $11; Robert Watson, election ex -
council, Welwood chairman. Finance— penses, Division No. 4, $10; Chas, Button,
Kuntz, Reid and Johnston, Reid chairman. for Municipal World, $5.50 ; Rowsell d
Schools and education — Welwood and Hutchison, stationery, $B.04,.
Kuntz, Kuntz chairman, Printing—Wel- Moved by .1. Johnston, seconded by Wm.
wood, Johnston and Malley, MoKay chair- Reid, that this Connell clo now adjourn to
man. Petitions and by-laws—Welwood, meet again on the 11th :f February, at the
Kuntz and Reid, Kuntz chairman. Assess- hour of 10 o'clock a, m„ in the Town Hall,
ment—The whole council, ,Welwood chair- .Teeswater—Carried.
man. Wtr. BUTTON, Clerk.
Moved by P. Kuntz,seconded by W. Reid, The annual meeting of the Culross Ag -
that the report of the committee to appoint rieultural Society was hole in the town
the standing committees for the year 1893 ball, Teeswater, on Tursday week. The
be adopted—Carried. -auditors' report was received and from it
Moved by H. McKay, seconded by P. the following figures are gleaned :
Kuntz, that the Township Treasurer pay Cash en hand from 1801 $234 67
Mrs. Taugher the same quarterly allowance Received from all sources 1892.-345 11i
as last year, until further instructions— $5711 83
Carried. Paid out for prizes and espensss$244 20
Moved by Wm. Reid, seconded by Joseph
Johnston, that the salary of the auditors 5365 54
for auditing the Treasurer's books, they The officers elector? for 1893 tare as fol
having also to look over the Colleotor's roll lows : President, Samuel Kirltisud ; Vice-
for the same year and that Alex. Adamson President, Ales. McKee ; Secretary, t?. 11.
Kirkland ; Treasurer, Win. Little: Dirac -
be appointed auditor—Carried. The Reeve
tors, Was. Ballagh, Hugh Gillies, Wm.
appointed John McRae as the other Audi-
tor. Jarvis, S. D. A. A. Stobo, Wm. \iofhat,
Moved by H. •McKay, seconded by P. John Chaprieue Guo Priugle, George Mc-
Kuutz, that By-LawNo.1, being a By -Law rvsrs,•C.bas. Siseie ; 1utlltors, R. L
appointing Auditors be now read a first Little, A. G. Stewart, The question of
Mr. McRae read a detailed statement of the Pp g ` securing suitable grounds ,,.led spent i ut
to
receipts and expenditures of the Company second and third time, passed, signed and building for e: ltibitimt purposes was i�r-
for the year ending 31st December, 1892, sealed. --Carried. buliditrod egl and a ibitioittee Was. appointed
and reported as follows: Moved by Wm. Reid, seconded by P.
Kuntz that the salaries of thepaid officers to make full inquires regarding the mgt.
We have made a carefulinspeetion of the co
ter. The following is the mmittee : S
affairs of the Company as shown in the for the year 1893 be as follows : Treasurer, Kirkland, Ales, Rae oo Little. R. L.
Secretary -Treasurer's books. We find that $100 ; Clerk, $100, for all the duties :equip• Little aud A. G. Stewart.
at the audit of 1891 there were 494 mem- ed by statute and council -; Assessor, $60 ;
bars; at this audit there are 501, being an collector, $50, and that the printing coin- ,
mittee have noticesprinted andput u Real Merit.
increase of 37, At audit 1591, the total p :Land
characteristic of Hood's Sar.+apuriila
risks carried by Company amounted to that applications for Treasurer, Clerk, and it is manifet.ted every fiery to the re -
$647•,050; at this audit the risks amount to Assessor and Collector will be received and inerkable cure% this medicine accumuh,b-
$706,977, being an increase of $58,029. Weappointments oracle at Next; meeting of es. Druggists say : When we sella bot -
council. -Carried. tle of Hood's Sarsaparilla to a new ells,
found correct vouchers for eveey expends- tomer we are sure to see ht n backlit a
ture. We saw deposit receipt on bank for Moved by Joseph Johnston, seconded by few weeks atter more, -Troy' lei th,t the
$70, and found the cash in hands of Tress- Wm. Reid, that the Reeve, Deputy -Reeve,
Johnston,Kuntz and the Township Clerk be
•
Cuiros's.
The annual general meeting of members
of the Culross Mutual Fire Insurance Com-
pany, was held in the town hall, Toeswater,
January 7tlt, 1803, Peter Clark, Esq.,
President, in the chair. The minutes of
last annual meeting having been read,
Messrs. Ross and Smith moved they be
adopted—Carried. The Chairman then re-
quested the Auditors—Messrs. Watson and
McRae—to bring in and read their report.
WINGIiAIW hlABKJiTS.
Wiaell.tu. January 20, 1883
Corrected Ly P. Peons, Produce Dealer.
8 1 75 to
04 t0,
58 to27 te
3054 tg
18 Iter'
18 to.
17 to
1 75 to
0 00 to
40 to
25 to
49 to
>a to
5 to
8 25 to
Flour per 1001bs,
belt Wheat per bushel,
Spring "
Oats, •
Barley
Peas,
Butter, tub
do Rolls,
Eggs per 408.
Wood per oord,
flay per torr,
Potatoes,
(Chickens,
Ducks
Turkeys
Pressed hoes
urer —$729.27— to c$rrespond with the
balance required in caih book. We saw and are hereby appointed Board of Health
that the premium rotes in custody of the for the year, 1898, with Dr. Gillies as
Treasurer corresponded with the amounts Medical Officer for the Board.—Carried.
entered in policy register. Moved by Joseph Johnston, seconded by
Signed, - Roar. WATsoti, Joseph Welwood, that By -Law No. 2 be
o Join.-McRAL. read a first, second and third time, passed,
It was then moved and seconded and signed and sealed.—Carried.
unanimously carried, that the auditors' re- Moved by P. Kuntz, seconded by H. Mc -
Port as now read be adopted. Kay, that William Lowery, Pathmaster,
The Chairman then called for nomina- make use of any timber that is on new
tions for two Directors, instead of Samuel road opposite lots 22 and 25, coneessi.ms 14
Kirkland and Andrew MoKague, who retire and 15, for improving road, by either mak-
by rotation at this date. Messrs. Dunbar ing use of it or selling what is not required
and McKee moved that the two retiring for road, by giving eight days notice of
Directors be re-elected. No other nomina wino, and the council will give a grant
tions being made, Messrs. Kirkland and according to the amount of gratis labor put
MoKagne were by a show of hands unani- on.—Carried.
mously elected Directors for the`ensixing Moved by Joseph Welwood, seconded by
three years, No other business being Wm. Reid, that the Clerk send to the
d ¢, to make the beet use of his abilities brought forward because of his continu brought forward, the Chairman declared
e*Fair field, se e therefore desire to ex ed associations with the loading Cana- the meeting closed.
illi our unswerving faith in the prinel- diens in England and by the belief that
rd'btfree trade, and we commend the he would gladly go to elanada. But, it
hie being made in that direction by has been understood in official circles mediately after the annual meeting; Sec -
vi ,on.Wilfrid Laurier and the Liberal that the Earl of Aberdeenhas been the 1'etary in the chair. The Chairman having
E in Parliament, and we urge that nominee of the Cabinet and esPecially requested the members to sleet their
elrest not until Canada enjoys free the choice of Mr, Gladstone. It is also President, Messrs. Kirkland and Arm -
114't, for we oelieve that it is only under stated that the Earl of Aberdeen and his strong moved that Peter Clark bePresident
} ,a policy that this country can pros -countess look for another term Of rest- of the Company for 1893—Carried.
Cir ever enjoy economical govern- , dence in Canada with much interest. Mr. Clark having taken the chair,Meesrs that Mr.
Little and Reid costs awarded by Judge Galt, and if not,
moved tryand prevent anyappeal byBryce until
1 Tim annual revert of the ;17inister of p Pp Y
} for the fiscial year ended June 30 elt�ws The Secretary minutes o roar be incurred if Judge Galt's judgment
Arm. Aeoesox, Secretary.
The Directors met in the town hall im-
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LADIES.
SEND P011
Illustrated Catalogue of Ladies
Specialties.
ADDRESS —
THE PARISIAN MEDICAL APPLIANCE
good results from .5 tistl hottlr, warrant
continuing its use. Tits positive Ins: it of
Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses ley virtns
the reculiar Co tobwatiu11, Pr ,partite, ,.nd
Process used in its preparation. r,n l by
which all tbe remedisl value of the itr:;re-
dients used is retained. H,+ol's H'n••,a,nar-
illa is thus Peculiar to Itself an 1 ahsolute•
ly unequalled in its power as a blood puri-
fier, and as a tonic for building up the
weak uud weary, and giving nerve streee 11
Editorof the Municipal World to send to
the municipal officers of Culross Township
each a copy for the year 1893, the same as
last year, and that a cheque be issued in
favor of the Clerk for that purpose.—
Car-ried.
Moved by H. MoKay, seconded by P.
Kuntz, that the Reeve communicate with
Blake, Lash &- Cassals, re the Bryce law
suit and whether Culross cannot get the
bo Vice-president for 1893—Carried. Culross is assured of costs awarded or that
Jnrtueou the frel7itelltlatleA w Ciuttda
1t1DITOTtIAL NOTES S t thenread thef
previous monthly meeting, whirl: were o1 fined on appeal, and also for an ex -
that the total number of convicts receives
n i t Toronto on Tuesday, was attend-' 1 1 t d b President d
Z' > Provincial Preform Convention,
19 QUEEN ST. EAST,
TORONTO, ONT.
Mention this paper
" TIMES " SUBSCRIBERS.
X111 parties who have not paid
for the "TIMES" for the years
1801 and 1892 are requested to re-
mit the amount at onee. We need
money and hope this notice will
be sufficient, and that; a general
response will be the result.
R. ELLIOTT.
REAR FOR SERVICE.
T re undersigned will keep for service oa the
i•ritniscs, Park Lot 48, Win_y,ham Town Plot, a Chas.
0: White Roar. Torins-75 cents at time of service
with privilege of returning or 51.25 If not so paid.
iYM. CAMPBELL,
Pro Meier,
•
TW() KINDS
OF
OUSTOMERS.
KIND BUY PROM THE
City Fruit & Confectionery Store
Because they can get goods that are
right and up to the times.
ANOTHER KIND ARE
-
RnsuMATleir Cuuisn IN A DAY. ':ionth -
American Rheumatic Cure of Rheumatism
and Neuralgia radically cure, iu l.te 3 11 --
d It t' tl
}
ays. s ac on upon re AVM en) is re
markable and mysterious/ Tt removes at
once the cause of the dtbease immediately
disappears. The first does, reat]v heue-
fite. 75 mute. \Verrs.i,ted'at Cltisho141'9
drug store.
1sc1 ip , -�
SBC- > r
scepter , ane signed y tin planation how Meesis. O'Connor ct• O Con
the year was 387 as compare( with p
a o during t y p 1 •
f her4of 300 P'rovin odelegates,
e 'rrangrom al
Arrangements 1 411 the previous year, it decrease of 27• rsAr nstrong-•-Reid-'that all applications
tY.
The tiutntier rliscbsvgecl was 408, as; cam• for insurance bo laid before the Directors
made for perfecting the organize-, pared with 510 in 1801. The number re.
f the party,and addresses clvi'rveeecl for examination -Carried.
If mu•uru•+it) all the 1•emtmrt,arlss on June
y r Richard Cartwright, Sir Oliver �'Reid-Little-That having examin-
ed 1592, WaS 1228. of whom 26 were
r t, and athere. The greatest en -eel five applications wail found them sods -
$t females, all of them being in Iiiutytou. factory, the Presidents and Secretary shall
"siren and beruiony prevailed. There were 14 deaths during, the year, of
, 0. W. Ross,11Minister of Educe- which nine were hi Ks ugeton. There were
as returned from his four tnee tits seven escapes,two from Kingston, one from
greatly invigorated in health, Dorchester• two fr^1n ;Sianitebe anti two
nt a considerable length of time from 13ritiell 0 demui,ta. Outarie treele
rte and in Bath, England, and a from
far the beet showing of the provinces,
prepare and issue policies for same -Car -
tied.
Kirkland•---Little--That Alex. Adanson
be reappointed Secretary -Treasurer of the
Cotnpttny for 181:3, duties and salary to be
the same as formerly -Carried.
traveling is German cities;. He as the prison population of Kinston ole- Little•-Kirkltud -That 1$tssrs spelt nd,
lied the German school system creased 54, =.vhile `.itere was me lucre ase to Haldeuby mull Button be reappointed agents
n
r t i , :'
each f the other u.ket tt a re .
many excellent feature there- earl o p f ,r thy. Company, each in their respective
oils. D'Ar,Toat dcC..Atrrnv,1). P.. a,idreos.ett dietriot, their remunerations to be the sante
A Free Press: V' a can best his constituCnte et St:ayner on Weans'pilay. as formerly; also, that Mr. William Smiths
Zrmt ftneexation by destroying the A .pond deal of interest was token in i1n Mr..irelti'aiid Gordon, Mn. John McRae
laolicy, which is the greatest deliverance on the ,lus.Ations of the d:tv. as and Mr. Robert Wraith, be fico inspector's
tit it in existence. it makes more the Toronto Empire bed tried to read leen for It1;1:3--Carri`.d.
hetet than all other influences out of the party because he op)-oseri the : Aravitreng-4t iKa ae- TIstt the mull -
for, by restricting trade and tariff. Mr. 1Vt•:(leetily said he 'could not tree aeceeent5,aniotmting tee 05011,2)0 paid
the people, it Create l discon- sup( ort the Gouernsueut. to twitting two , ..-Carried.
way with the national policy, l�engauges and tehoolsof differ'en't •Y`eligiont0 Melt goo' A1'nYstrong-,-That this I`30M'
nor bill. us with an account for services:
rendered after we employed them to trans- ' ]� /r"Y >jj T Ls j o j�.T
act our business, and whether we can col -1
�d 1 d.J 1 j '�
led all of said account from Bryce as per
judgment given—Carried.
Moved by P. Kuntz, seconded by Joseph 1
,rohneton,thet the Reeve communicate with
O'Connor t1i O'Connor to have the joint'
Weak
Children
will derive strength and
acquire robust health
by a persevering use of the great
Food Medicine
SCOTT'S
account of Calms and Loutit particulariz-
ed as to the proportionate share to be paid
by Culross, so that wo Han pay it—Carried,
Moved by 11. McNay, seconded by Win.
Reid, that the Reeve engage the town 11511
from the -Corporation of Teeswater for the
year 1893 o11 the same terms as last year if
tthey aro willing to tomtit to us—Carried.
Moved by Wni. Reid, seconded by Joseph
Johnston, thea the account of J. .1,
Stephens be laid over till next meeting of
•council Carried.
Moved by Wut. Raid, se on led by Peter
Rentz, that the Printing Committee get
tine; hundred mid fifty contractors' notices
printed for the use of eleuneil- -C sussed.
"QA.VTiotee'—Beware or sabstitatgs.
�ienuine preparedbySoott k Bowne,
Belleville. Sold by all druggists., •
50e. and $1.00 rI
1 IN
1 is without doubt the rery hest of the
many remedies for Piles, no 1n the
market Rend endorsements:
PAST ASLEEP
But they aro waking up to the fact that
1 can give them goods that will
please them. Pull lines of
Fruits, Oysters,Confectionery,&c.
APPLES RV THE BARREL.
Agent for Parker's Dye Works.
Canned goods of every description al-
ways on hand and my prices are as low
as the lowest.
Dontforget the place, opposite the new
Bank of Hamilton.
ROBT. HILL.
TENDE 7 S WANTED.
Tenders will be rote oil by the and
till the 1st ,
Brie o House, in S
and specifications can b
the undersigned, lot 17, c
or any tender not neoesser
SAIiMIVAYS PA
erection of a
No. R; Morris, Plans
nen at the residence of
2, Morris. The lowest
•accepted.
Sec -Treas.
BIuovale P. 0.
THE ECLIPSE "
1 have the
BIGGEST AND CHEAPEST AS-
SORTPENT.
o1`
Lnsor� tttT., 31a} bth, 102.
1 have exan»neti tltt c„np,eitin., ot,ltronq'd 1`d•+• 1
bate crud used tt fur c, turnal Hud inernal riled
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