The Wingham Times, 1895-02-01, Page 1I' 1
VOL. XXIV.---NO. 1206.
BOYS' AND MEN'S
OVERCOATS
—AND-
-AT—
NET COST.
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4.4,6kb
ORR ds HISCOOKS,
The Only Direct Importers.
THE linen. Jan. lith 1805.
Marriage Licenses
Issued by Plume nazi:SON, No 23, Vic-
toria street, Wingham, On b. No witnesses
required.
.....c1,00.0.0.0." 04.41
® II? QT Pie in Grinada to ;
g a 13usiness Ede-
: • " Detainees col-
• lege, Toronto, ., and Stratford, Ont. 4),
is at the cen-
111.
#1on, Shorthand,
Unquesponeibly enaciars Greatest Com- 0,
mercial Schools. Cala of,ues free. Men- 40
lion this paper. Shaw & tllk,tt, Principals.
4444044,66(000,11.14<ree4000)444340
PROF. ORA
87 King St. Eas
Williams' Drug
Wednesday, r
LAIN, Eye Specialist, of
Termite, will be at C. E,
e, Wingleam, Tuesday and
d 6, only. Call early.
Pref. Chain riain havin giVen much tiene and
labor to the study of the eye, theoretically and
• practically 'oas not hesita • in saying. that front
,cases whi he has attended 1 enter attention were
•
paid to a rays hating an expe 'armed eye specialist-
Iltgdass s to their eyes as soo es required there
would o fewer operations on t eyeS.
As inducement to sell the ,000 pairs of gold
.spec clue he has with him he wi fit the lenses or
ala or pebble in thein to suit an, eye free of cost
du ner the next 10 years and mak any change in
.th lens° free of cost each year on . s return.
ny repairing you want done to y ir glasses, you
,TO. 'have done at 03r Store at Sr Kli Street East,
T. 'onto.
all at Drug Store and gat paper to Wining vain.
1.6
e inforination on the eye, and '2,aoe eanediate
re erences
LOCAL NEWS._.
Renew.
Renew now. •
Renew and get the Titres and Weekly
eGlobe for 1895, for $1.
--The Mims ieblie in Town Hall,
Wingham, Tuesda eve tng, Feb. 5th,
25 lbs. Gr. sugar fS41, Kerr & Conery'S.
—Town Council 1I meet on Monday
--evening next.
Another ton of M /ere' Royal Spice for
bases and cattle at -3-riffin's grocery.
S' A. W. Weber has been making
• -considerable impro- omelets in his place Of
business.
Baby carriage runners, to fit any car-
riage, at le E. Coaxes's.
' —The Weblings osvn '11aII, Tuesday
-evening next, Feb. 6t, Get •teeerved seat
Collett: at Boss' Boo tore. 35 cents,
That Seafordh stodk has arriyed. See
ea orf page
Goon Thos.6.
Geo. Mason els at London during
-the Week attending meetings held by
-Gen. 13o00, the fo der of the Salvation
AMY.
To bit,- Good corner stere, opposite Dr.
McClure's old &fend. Apply
to Wm. Btotton, Wingharce Ont.
--A number of ltlie members Of the
Wingham Selvatioi Army corps attended
the meeting held. in Listotvel, Fridley
lad, in honor of Jens Booth, the great
Oundee of the A .
—need, the ad Ortitement of Mr. It,
Varietone, secret ry of the Wive -man
Athletic° Ground Comaxty, itt another
cohittin, asking fo tenders for the erection
of a bridge ev,,v to Maitland river at the
-so I 11 tiercob.
Coughs and Col s ran be oured by ming
1Zeithfield's Healing Balsam For sale at
400. ROM Vingbeall.
WING
Tit VIES.
/ NV-INGHAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1895. $]. A YEA.R IN ADVANCE
lea
30 lb
s. wtlgar, $1, Kerr & Conery's.
—The next hors4 fair will be held in
Wingham on Fri*, February 8th.
24 lbs. Granulated sugar for $1, at the
Star Store. 11, E. SNELL.
:'—The repairs and refitting done in
Messrs.al
:EIalsted & Scott's Bank have
greatly improve the interior of that bah
nese place. ee
50e. Tea e for 35c. at the Star Store.
H, E. SNELL,
—WOlild it no be wise to do some more
work with the sn w plow? Some of the
streets are yet afmost impassable. A few
dollars spent in 4ialdng the roads passable
will be well spen
—Private mo ys to loan on mortgages
at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to
tf Jong .NEELANDS.
• it—The daught of Mr. Jas. Begley, of
town, who was i with a mild type of
diphtheria, has c pletely recovered, and
is about as usual. The prompt measures
taken by the hea th officers prevented the
spread of the dist:
Fresh oysters ceived daily at the Star
restaurant, and served in any style.
JAS. MoKetene.
—The East Hurc Fall Fair will be held
ia Brussels on the 6th and 27th of Sep-
tember next. For ears this fair has been
held on the first Thursday and Friday in
October, bat on bocount of having ex-
perienced bad wether for the past few
years, the direetorE have decided to hold it
a week earlier.
Salmoni's English White Oils is the best
family Liniment iu the world. , Good for
man or beast. Price 25 cents, at Williams'
Drug Store, Wingham.
—The Fraser Dranatic Company played
to. very small houses, during their visit to
town, and left, leavin ; behind them quito a
number of unpaid bi Is, as reminders of
their visit. The tow: , the hotelkeeper and
the printer are among those who have
cause to remember tele last -visit of this
ill-starred company.
—G. T. R. trains for Toronto tend east
leave Wingham at 6.25 a. m. and 11.20 a.
m., via W. G. & B.; 0.35 a. no. and 3.25
p. m., via Clinton and Guelph. Good con-
nections by eel trains.
—The debate, on onday evening, by
members of the Win am Debating Socie-
ty, .was not very imply attended, no
doubt on account of e very disagreeable
weather and atmos impassable streets.
The debate was we sustained on both
sides, and on a vote being taken the goys
ernment was def ted, and Mr. ;John
Hanna was entre ted by the Governor-
General with the ask of forming a new
government.
--Upwards of on .hundred new books -
have recently bee I received by the Wing -
ham Mechanics' nititute. They have
been catalogued, end are now ready to be
placed in the handle of the members. This
public institution should be taken advant-
age of bi"our towwipeople, and 'were this
done, the benefi to be derived from
membership woue be more appreciated
than it ie to -day. The free reading room
is taken advantag of by but few of our
townspeople.
Miss E. Bell, graduate of the Ontario
School of Art, its prepared to give instruc-
tion in the following branches of Art :
'Water colors, pencil drawing, crayon or oil
painting, from copies or life. Miss Bell
had the honor of having one of her paint-
ings represented at the World's Fair,
Chicago. There will be on exhibition a
sample of her work with one of her certifi-
cates in Mr. C. E. Williamsdrug store,
Wingharre
.—The basket oda' given by the mem-
bore of Wingham Amnon, No. 222, Cana-
dian Order a Chen Friends, on Monday
evening, was a nowt enjoyable affair.
There was a very air attendance of mem-
bers and invited ft ends. The programme
was well carried o t, and consisted of a
vett* of violin aol s by Mi ee Sperling;
reeitialen bylli Jennie Cargill; a solo
by Mrs. W. D. Pri gb a couple of songs
by Mr. B. Pork ; n instrumental duet by
Misses Houghton a a Kerr, and an in-
strumental selectio by Miss Hattie Ire,
land, and who, 1 answer to a hearty
encore, gave anoth r beautiful selection.
During the eveni g, refreshments were
served in 0,buitaan e by the ladies, and
Were enjoyed by al The chair was 00 -
copied by XL 1111 tt, who gave e. short
address on the of a and objects of the
Canadian Order o Chosen Friends, and
pointed out the leenets of 'membership in
the society, She tly after ten o'clock, a
very enjoyable or tertainment was brought
to a dose by the company singing "God
Sae the queen."
,Ie
Beablifield's Healing Balsam cures colds,
—The Weblineei—Town Hell—Tuesday
evening next.
—A naatob bet\ sen the Wroxeter and
Wingham Gun Nubs will take place
shortly.
Baby carriage runners, to fit any ear-
riage, at T. E. Commie's.
—we give in t s issue a condensed re-
port of the Count Council proceedings,
for which we are u der obligations to Bro.
Holmes, of the Cli ton Era.
Sample pairs e d liues winter mitts,
at half price. go size heavy leather
school bags 3 ents, for 00 days.
W. J. 9LtaelLtic.
Vi --The Town Cm led have decided to
have the Council elhamber fitted up as
required by His Hc'or Judge Doyle, and
hereafter Division Courts will be held
ebere. eeei
—Mr. D. McKinl y, the new chairman
of the Board of Wor s, is to be commended
for the promptitude with which he had the
snow on the Main s -eet levelled. and the
street made presentrele looking.
Heathfield's Healing Balsam is the
surest and safest cure for colds in the
world. Price 50 cents, at Williams' Drug
Store, Wingham.
—Seaforth Sun: Miss C. L. Mackenzie,
of Wingham, teaeht.r of the violin class in
connection with t1 Y. M. C. A., has also
classes in Clinton at J. Mitchell. Miss Mac.
kenzie is an excellen teacher on the violin
andssher pupils here • re making rapid pro."
gre
—James Russell Lowell pronounces the
Webling entertain motet "delightf ul."
Professor Ruskin had not seen for many a
long year an enterteenmeet "so sweet, so
innocent and so delig itful as that of the
Misses Webling." I Town Hall, Wing -
ham, on Tuesday aeening next, 5th of
February.
"Where is roy watch, Melinda ?" "John-.
nie's out cracking hickory nuts with it."
"All right, then, that won't hurt it, for
it was got at M. Patterson's jewellery
store,
—The post office apartment calls atten-
tion to a practice prevailing in certain
parts of the count y of printing upon the
envelope or wra ers enclosing printed
matter a reques to have such matter
returned to the -ender in the event of its
not being deliveeed within a certain num-
ber of days. Th s request is contrary to.
the regulations c" the post -office depart-
ment, printed m, tter not being returnable
to the sender. oh a request appearing
on any wrappe or envelope enclosing
printed commun ations means that the
document will be romptly forwarded to
the dead letter offi .
—After a very s
ing over several
clear day on Frick
work was done in bbl
roads. On Pride,
o'clock, a perfect bli
blowing from the
' storm came from the
. take the Friday nigh
1 completely block the
things generally, Th
P. R. did not reeoh
1 stuck in tt snow bank
and Teeswater, so sev
The storm continued
the oldest inhabitant
week when there wa
ere snowstorm extend-
ys, we had a splendid
ast, and considerable
way of clearing the
night about seven
,ard set in, the wind
t. The previous
vest, and it did not
storm very long to
•oads and paralyze
late train on the C.
Teeswater, getting
etwoen Glenannan
re was the storm.
until Monday, and
cannot remember a.
such a fall of snow.
—Miss Charlotte McDonald wishes to
intimate to the ladies of Wingham and
vicinity that the Dress and Mantle making
bueituss, formerly carried on by Miss M.
Johnston, will bo continued by her in the
old stand, Gregory Blook. Prof. Moody's
tailor system tsught. Cutting and fitting
a specialte .
—Miss Lilliantelps, of St. Catharines,
who is on a leotur ng tour for the W. C, T.
IL, was a transie t visitor in town, on
Saturday last 5 le had been snowbound
nearly all week irrillyth, and came this
far Saturday foonoen, on her way to
Brussels, where el e was to speak on Sun-
day afternoon firAelonday evening. When
she arrived here sl 3 learned that the train
for Brussels had b en tancelled, on account
of the train of we night before being
stuck in a seem d. 'ft a mile or so north of
Ripley. Mies Ph pe was driven to the
teeidence of Dr, acdonald, where she
spent a few hours i renewing acquaint.
1 Andes fortned on p vioue *lefts to Wing-
hant. After waitin ntil sheet six O'clock
1 It, m., the train for rnssels arrived and
t took her and other d ainecl passengers on
Itheir way.
1 —Cash for good batter end egge at IL A.
I Graham's market groeery.
Williams, the druggist, sells pure drugs.
,—See Brittinnia, representation of the
three hingclorns,
Scotland, by "The
l'own Hall, on
Feb. 511o.
30 We, Dereere, su
Store.
%.eteXiss Ketchen,
position of choir
Presbyterian churn
resigned and left
home in Whitby.
Porridge— eni, Wheattheal, Core -
meal, alma t and best at Kerr & Cenery's.
—Congregational- services next Sanday
at usu.! hours, 11 a. in. and 7. p
Preaching by the p :stor, Morning subjeCt:
"Deliverance from die by Christ." Even-
ing subject: "God aoners those who honor
Hint." A cordial eolcome to ai.
—Watches, cloche and jewelry promptly
repaired and fully warranted by Hereate
Pena, opp. Macdonald Block, 'Whitehall:1.
-Both the G. T R. and C. P, R. felt
I the effects of the 1 •st storm, and both
were forced to canoe some of their trains,
• By the vigorous and- well-titned efforts of
the employees of th e roads, the traffic on
them was not great! impeded, considering
the severity of the s rm. 0,
—For first-olass tailoring end, cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co.
Remember the place, one door south of
R. A. Graham's grocery store.
—It is dangerous to'fool with. the lottery
clause of the new (min- _nal code, and parties
interested would do well to bear the fact in
mind. The other due in Toronto, the cops
swooped down on a n tuber of persons who
where engaged in 1 tilling e. watch. The
result was that one --ras sent to jail for
thirty days and the ither limed 010 and
costs or thirty days.
Salmones English White Oils cures
Ohilblaine. Rheumatism. Sprains, Bruises
aiid SoreBack. For sale at 250.. at Willman&
Drug Store, Winglien.
ngland; Ireland and
teems Webling" at the
eighty eveniug next,
gar for $1, at the Star
H. E. Seem.
who has filled the
ader in the Wingham
for some time, ,has
n 'hursday for her
Saturday
County Councillo
town. Amongst
-
test, a member of the
spent a, few hours in
1000 detained here or.
account of the enc., blockade were Ward,
McPherson, Ree e Kerr, of l3russele;
Reeve, Straoltan, and Deputy -Reeves
Hyslop and Turn ull, of Grey ; Reeve
Mooney, of Mori s; Reeve Conk, and
Deputy -Reeves St11,beran and Grahana, of
Howiok. „se
Out they go—The balance of Cow Chains
and Cross Cut Saws must go out at once,
regardless of cost, for cash only. The
early bird gets the worm.
Jes. A. Cense & Co., Wingbeen.
—A meeting of Ilse ratepayers of wards
two, three and fc ir, of town, will be held
in the Town Hall o day (Friday), et 10
o'clock a. in., to n minate candidates to
fill the vacancies itethe Town Council. It
is to be hoped th t good men may be
found who will a ow themselves to be
placed in nominee n for the vacant posh
tions, and that th y will be allowed to go
in by oholamatio , and thus save the
expense of an elec on.
G. H. Irvin, the tailor, has put in an
extensive stook of tweeds, worsteds, etc.
Cell and see them. Good goods, good
work, good fit guaranteed. Oppostte Bank
of Hamilton,
—A gigantic swinele was, recently ex-
pbsed. in Cleveland, sehio, in whieh many
Canadians lost mone . It was conducted
by a couple of men, nd they did business
under the name of the Ladies' Monthly
Gem, a magazine wb ch they professed to
publish. The schenm of the promoters
was to offer a fine bold watch and the
magazine for one you for $3.25 to all who
would send a correct solution to a "snap"
rebus. In the few ems where watches
were sent at alt the proved to be brass,
worth lest; than $1. It is estineated diet
their receipts were a least $50,000 during
the past month.
The Modern Invalid
Has tastes, medicinally, in keeping with
other luxuries. A. remedy must be
pleasantly acceptable in form, purely
wholesome itt &Imposition, truly beneficial
in effect and entirely free front every
objectionable (polity. If really ill he con -
milts physieian ;. if constipated he uses
the gentle family laxative, Syrup of Figs.
--Roses! Rosen I 4..dance ef
mer 110Ateril,'' a begin al and dainty per-
formatee by the Mis s Webling,is only one
of the many sparldi g features to be pre.
eented by them at t1 Canadian Order of
Chosen Friends' Concert, town hall, Feb
6th. Seats are going rapidly. Sento
yore at once.
Big value in Lamps at the Star Store. 1 —The annual me ting of the Huron.
e Royal Templars
eh! in the Methodist
in town for the pas few ((aye, selling stock church, in the vil ge of
of the Equitable B ilding and Loam .As- Tuesday next, Febsaary 5th, commencing:
sedation, of Toron a. He has succeeded' at 10 30 o'doek a, n It is expected thalt
in selling considereole stook and establish. the meeting will lee largely attended, ine
ed local board if the Association in 1 business of import nce will be broughte
Wingharn, before the meeting.
The wide-itwahe buyer catches on quick.. l —The funeral o the late W. IL ItIe-e
We give the value you are bunting for, but Donald, on Satureeey last, was net oft
you must bring along the money. Co„Winehaere. largely attended 62, it othersviee wona
Jas. A. Came et
H. F. Sum,, Distri,1 Council of t
S. 11, Snai71, of Toronto, has been, Temperance will be
—Mr. J. Ross Riertson, of the Torento
Telegram, and G lid Z. of the Royal
Arch Masons, pai Lebanon Chapter, of
this place, an of cial -visit on Wednesday
evening. After t business of the Chapter
had been completee, the Grand Z. was
banquetted at Mr. V. A. Johns' restaurant,
and an enjoyable Wee spent
J. M. Turnbull, D. D. the Canadian.
graduate who has eh rge of Macdonald
& Irivin's dental ollf since last October -
will continue the pr ice until the return
of A, J. Irwin in 11.1 h. when that gentle-
man will take charge of the practice in.his
own name.
sse4—'11Iisses McoWhir
meted at a concert
evening last, etas
selections were hi
generously appleu
fel soprano voice,
spend to several en
as an accompanist,
tion.
ley and Ketchen as -
Wroxeter, on Friday
lelcWhinney's vocal
ly appreciated and,
cl. $1,e has a beauti-
nd was forced to re.
ores. Miss Ketohee,
d her part to perfec-
laave•been had It not been so stormy.
Members of the . ndependent Order of
Odafellows and fi lie af Seotlanil, off
which orders the d -ceased was a member,
attended in a body o peer the last tribute.
thaliving may rentle, to the departed,
—We are In receip of a copy of a special
edition of Copp, 014h clt• Co.'s Canadian
Almanac for 1e05, rinted for the enter-
prieing corporation of H. H. Warner & Po..
Etde.of London, E !gland, who are nevi'
sole proprietors of "Warner's Safe Cure."
Ir istult of valuate information and
fleets credit on thee ublishers as well:lea on.
the enterprise of the English Company
—The next Gaspe Temperance meeting.
under the auspices o the local branOli of
the W. C.. T. e held in the Temper,-
auce Hall, on Sunda evening next, at 6,1.5i
oeslock. Addresses vill be delivered byr
Dr. Macdonald, M. s and Mayor Broeken-
shtre, and the Iatter occupy the cheer -
Music will be furni Eel by a nnion. choirs
A cordial invitation %given to all to attend.,
Temperane Meeting. —Word was •reee ved in town, on Mon -
There will be a ma temperance meet- day, of the -death of Mrs. Rookev, relio off
ing held iu the Tee -Terence Hall. thisthe late E. Rockey, formerly of this town-
(Friday) eventng. A. dresses will be de- She had been resi. g for some time in Wet
livered by Mews. J. I. Murdoch, of Luck- village of Dela are, and. Mrs. Wrne
now, E. Dawson', of eeinoardine, and, Rev. Srnyth,of town, a aligner of the deceased,
D. Perrie and others i this town. There was withher it her last illness. Mr..
hockey will be re embered by many as •
former owner of the flouring mill neve
owned -by Messrs. ,ohn Carr ot,Sons.
—On Sunday 1 miter an illness ex..
tending over seve menthe, one (af thet
first residents of Wirigham, in the person.
of Thos. Cornyn, sr., pained away. He,
and 1ii ' brother Robert, also deceased,
been held on the owned the farm on the east side of Joseph-.
rrangementshave me street, on which ths. greater portion of'
,
ting themeetiug oa the town is bnilt. Quite tt, number of
, the Lith. of Feb- yeamago„ they disnosed of this property,
eakers, via: Wm. and since that time Mr. Cornyn had lived
Brant e .
retired. He was it_ the 55th year of his:
JasArc-
will idea be a good pr
singing and music:.
will occupy the chair.
"come.
remme of readings,
ayor Brockenshire
Every -person wel-
Reform I408tthl.
On account of the g eat storm and al-
most impassable roads it was thought best
to postpone the great Reform masa meet-
ing, which was to have
29111 of .January.
been completed for hol
the evening of Thursd
ruary, when the same
Paterson, M. 13., Sent
Mullen, 111. P., North ellington; Thos.
Gibson, AL P. P. and Dr. Ps Macdonald,.
M. P., East Huron, wi deliver addresses..
The live issues of the ay will be fully and
freely discussed, and o opportunity and,
reasonable time will given to any one,
who wishes to speak rem. a Conservative.
standpoint. Let tber be a good turnout
from every part of th Aiding, and malas
this aerneeting long to a remembered.
Secord, past?. of the Wingleata
Congregational church, was in Listeveel
last week attending and assisting a the
ordination of the Rea Mr. Hopkin, of that
town.s While there le had the pleasure of
hearing General Rood , of the Salvation
Army, deliver an teddr
—The Misers% Weblieg, of Loedan, Eng-
land, will give -one of their unique enter-
tainments, consistins of dramatio and
humorous reeitala, Slitesperian selections
in costume, graceful lances, dm., in the
town hall, on the even ng of February 5th.,
They appear in W nighana under the
auspices of the Cana& en Order of Chosen
Friends of town. Phu of hall et A. nose
bookstore, where reset e stets can be pro-
cured.
0,4
le
—The affairs of th
age. The funeral sok place on Wedivsciay
last, and service NVM held in St.. Para'n
church et 2 p. ir., which was largely -
attended, after w -doh the interment took
place in the Witten in cemetery.
Seaforth Sun: Mi ;s Ballantyne bas been.
visiting friends in Wingham.
Mr. A. 3. Irwin, o Toronto, was hotne
during the week al tending the fnneraI of
the late W. H. Mull nald.
Sing Lee, of the qhinese Laundry, Veasi
visiting in London 4uring the week.
Miss Broadfoot, fof Seaforth, was visite
ing friends in town 111018 week.
Mr. Geo, Sbuai left this week fin,
Walkerton, wher he has secured a situ
ation.
ttrling.
A curling ma eh in Group, for the,
Western Ontario Tankard, was played in
the rink here, on
Weatiesday afternoon
which resulted as ollene :
sidennutt.
Rink No. 1.
1.Vuttfanserair,
.1e.D
Jno. Neelands,
3. DkkiNslo2
s!1. skp
n
defunct Mc
casoni
Mutual Renefit Assoc: bt(!kStiltililesiltr 41:
ation are nearing
Dr. a. Macdonald,
the winding up stage. Colonel Shanty. 0, Paterson, skp, 1
Master -in- Chancery, -esented an interim.
37 4a
report, dealing with general creditors At the end of the game, a tie i.estilted,
claims and death clait s in ()less "A."
between the °lithe but on playing of"
shots. pit '
yed t
ashe even.44
'mow and Wroxeter,
• efeated Kumar -cline OA
r was again the winner%
ws ;
WOOKNOW.
Rink No 1,
W. Skinner,
11, Rutledge,
A. MePhereon,
Rink No. 2. , Hunter,sk ,t4
In Reply to Oft Repeat▪ ed ILBlack, .IQuestions. Rink No, 9.
Blank, , McGarry,
Acts 0.4 a food as well as it medicine, eet eltp, 2 . itr:.4111Fleun'td,
it mity be well to state, SOWS nrflUIS1011 11088l
'building up the wasted tissues and restorimo
perfect health alter wastingieyer,
WROXETEM
Rink No 1.
J. Bra,y,
A. Paulin,
T. Brock,
W.M.10obinson,s1cp,13
Rink No, 2.
R. Black,
D. Ross,
E. Mack,
T. Rae, alcp, 25.
The majority of the It
and in the latter Clas
amount tonearly 1&,0(
been hectrd on the Clas "IV death claims,
amount to about $8 0
and a decision will '
e.n shortly.esieThe
yl/ do theselb eg shots, as foil
Lucknow hattieg
Tuesday. Wroxe
there are 'between 1,100 and 1,200 member. v001011,214
ship claims to dispose o .8yTritaetty acionmineglaostit lip.ittetkraNvo. i.
en the list, and :trier Ino
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