The Wingham Times, 1900-10-19, Page 2Vertu motes. 1 WII'tGHAM Dl8TRIOT.
I
When we wont t f school we were - - --
taught that ten men Mid a certain Jas. Lloyd, sidewalk coutractor has
pias of work in one day, one man could fluished his worts in Brussels for this
do it in ten days, but we were taught by season.
ey. p` erit'neo that arts would not apply to
Clinton Library issued 978 books dux -
Lig September. `.Cho Library has a
ulenti.Llate t• of 448.
weed lulling and other bite of farm
'wroth. In hoeing a field large enough to
keep tern men :oing all day, it would
take a meet man to get it nolle all stun -
vier. The growth of the weeds ahead o£
him worth" make teach clay's work sulal-
ler se that behind Mint they would grow
rao that he would. find those places he
hoed the first day :rail% be in need of
hoeing again before he reached the cern.
This;, of coarse, applies to rich laud,
'where" weede grow caul, and rapidly.
Therefore it will pay to get extra labor
to finish a field quickly when it nei: tl:*
hoei.u.. Ittent:til'+'er too, that the With
'Who lost hi!l re:.y:Ly train salt' ala an taloa.
fast eltt)ue;ii but Ca,' tion hue was he di" i The tciw),:-i:ip of !.bb. ,eget has an area
not start aim's eu.nLglt. Begin, in season. of to sig ly e5,0,F f acre.. and the taxes
One can g-, over a field that does not . repre.st:'uted eii the Toil •inionti'v to tttbout
need hoeing ia belt the time lie could : %�, JO•
one that needs it t:ic.' :aequeut cuitiv t kyrch. Salida, the resected Treasurer
tion is good for the growth of the plants 1 of Gelber t• towrusltap lies held this re
even wheu nut here's t1 Y to destroy t S`),,)iSil,:� „mufo;' 11U 1454 tl:tttr h:3 setas
weeds. Bicep the horse lava ruaniu conti11U.)ualy.
Wet.:: tVittie, of mile, hast purchas-
ed a let iu Goderieh #tun will build a
TILE WINGIUM ' I ES, OCTOBER 141, 1900
allow Aro Tom lorveay
iileade but the clefa hes ti rainy If they are weal. and you feel nervous
leaded guilty: • The aggregate flocs and easily " flnstrrted," caws sleep, and
rise iu tate uiornrng unrefreslled, year
blood is poor. Strome nerves ilepeucl
upon rich, nourishing blood.. Hood's
sarsaparilla makes the Nerves strong by
enri(bing and vitalizing the blood, ht
gives sweet, refreshing sleep and com-
pletely cures nervous traubies. Begin,
taking it to -day.
tlulouutud to r00 or iu default of pay,
meat ten months ii.iprisounueet, but it is
thought the fines will be suepondcd if
the liquor selling is stopped on the
premises,—Bt:assels Herald.
'Richard Treleaven, sr., one of the
early 1;iolleers of Ashfield direr ori October
Otlt a. the ego of 7) years.
P,Sartiu Dtucharine, oue of 'lay towlz-
sliip's oldest pioneers has passed away tc
the better land 1 at the age of 75 years.
Riots, red blued is procltim:1hrMiller's
Oteueuulltl ,i.tuu :'itla. Sold by Colib A�..
Ottutphctl.
Mr. and Avers. Jlts.'31tshill, who havo
bean rertlerts of Bruseela for a lumber
or Yeats. a.'e rotllovih>; to Ypsilauti+
Oa Woduesday evening, October 10th,
the spirit of Auli Elliott, wife of John
..
Clark, of eon. 5, Grey township toot+. its Nausea, indigestion
flight. Deceased had been 111 for over 2 Hoods fills.
years with dropsy Dud heart weakness.
and there will be bnt littl@ week for the
Band hoe.— -rte rTia 1i Cultivator.
She wns•borri in Co. Fermanagh,. Ire•
are cured by
ANOTHER WHEAT REST,
1"L,
ud anal was united an marriage to her
.
now bereft partner,., in Tuelt:ersmitlr .. White (irttb whiell ,Injures Wheat
township, over Se years ago. Ill addition •wk orating; 1n oto stave.
to Mr. Clark, who is 77 year of age, Wheat in western vxew York has been
there aro two souS (georgs in Dakota, furiously injured the ipast spring by a
and Isaac ou the Jird epo£ Gray) and white grub that works" in the stalls. Tho
four daughters (Mrs. ,Ino, Imlay, Ethel; grub apparently star tsiieav the base and
Mrs. Matt. Oughtou,a Manitoba; Mrs. bores the full length, frim the roots to
Wm. Hollinbock, l tlie1; turd Miss the head,, When fall (owhr, it measures
Margaret at home.) Airs. Clark ryas in about half an inch in 1 gtli,'jt;Thero are
her 70th year and waa'Ihighly esteemed no markings on the' bo( , but the head
by those who kitew her, is pale brown.
Patrick O'Brien, housekeeper at the .tsefore chaugiug to tl
Parliament baildiugS, Toronto, has a grub cuts the stalls nen
picture which he pririe highly, because point very near the surf
of the remit; death oftllou. A. M. Ross.
It is a picture of the Ontario Cabinet
taken in 1887, of the sixth parliament of
of the province of Ontario. Dr, Baxter
was Speaker at the tim• In the photo-
graph, Sia; Oliver Mowatt, Hon, A. S.
Hardy stud Hon. G. W. 'Ross are all to
right lathe order uamei% To the left
hand there are Hou, T. hi, Pardee, Hon.
C. F. Fraser and Hon, A, M. Ross. By
a strange coincidence tie Inch to the
right have all held the premiership in
that order, while death has removed
each of the men to the left iu the order
in which they are in; the picture, Hon.
A. M. Ross' demise cdinpletiug the chain.
by
Two Veers Alien.—" For eight years awt•i.I f iler(rou next summer. els and
I suffered as no one ever did with rheuma 1 Ili.- I. luta' it.teuat retrieving to Goderich.
tism ; for two years I lay in bed , could not , ow l(r hats sold his veterinary
praettce iu Clinton to Dr. Freeman. Dr.
Fowler has accepted a position on the
lecturing stair of the fwuterio Veteri;iary
so much as feed myself. A friend recom-
mended South American Rheumatic Cure.
After three doses I could sit up. To -day I
am as strong as ever I was."—Mrs. John
Cook, 287 Clinton street, Toronto. -2..
Sold by A. L. Hamilton.
College.
15lilburu's Ste rling,Heaclache Powders
To repel one's Cross is to make it ! "'ire wringer; prompt relief from monthly
pilli`+
; atlas 1, tLw a DO b
ad ai'ter effete s what-
lieaw -••Andel. ever. 13e sure you get Milburu's, tree
Tha wi'holc efi21,0:)0 worth. of Walker- 10 and 25 coats, all dealers.
ton Binder Twine stock has been sub- Mr,. L. 'Tscharhart, of Chicago, wife
scribed. Thera are 4,749 stockholders, of the architect of the Vendome hotel,
most of wl,o a are farmers. Between Teeswater, died there on Tuesday of last
eighty and ninety per cent. of the stock week -The body was brought to Mild -
is may for interment.
held
by
the
farmers.
' It is reported that Donald Stewart is
about selling his property at the north
end of Brussels to Jas. Oakley and that
ry
he will remove from that locality after
nearly a life time spent there.
D. D. Wilsou and wife left Seaforth
on Tuesday for Scotland, where they
will remaiu until January. Mr. Wilsou
will devote his time to the interest of his
firm in Glasgow, Liverpool and London.
tat what you like. --Give the
digestive organs some work to do. These
functions need exercise as much as any part
of the human anatomy, but if they're deli-
cate, give them the aid that Dr. Von Stan's
Pineapple Tablets afford and you can eat
anything that's wholesome and palatable -
60 in a box, 35 cents. --8
These
r
i11
s
cure
al
l -diseases
ns
es
And
dis-
ordehs arising,. from week heart, worn out
nerves or watery lid, such ns Palpita-
tion, Skip P••ntA, ".'' i.1,bing, Smothering,
We
..it s, •ritorl iaiutSpells, Anaemia,
Nelymtsa"- ls"p •"'siness, Brain Fag,
General f!t p,il:t; anti. Lack of Vitality.
They are a true heart tonic, nerve food
and blood enricher, building up and
renewing all the worn. out and wasted
tissues of the body and restoring perfect
health. Price 50e. a box, or 3 for $1.25,
a all druggists.
ite
Watery
Pimples.
Five years ago my body broke
out in white watery pimples,
which grew so bad that the suf-
fering was almost'unbearable.
1 took doctors' medicine and
es
,or twoYears
various remedies
but they were of :little benefit,
whenever I gotarmed up or
sweat the pimple would come
out again.
A neighbor advised Burdock
Blood Bitters, and I am glad I
followed his advice, for foar bot-
tles completely aired me.
That was three. years ago and
there has never been a spot or
pimple on me sinde.
James Lashouse,
Brechin P.O., Ont.
e papa stage the
ly in two at D
ce of the ground.
AIN,' icy••3"k, .+v'*'tea :,•..;.. ,,•,w,
-
t?,
nmuaum,norma+naattpp;apgppltnplIWcaminimw. n
110111,1
AVegetable7PreparationrorAs-
simitating tlteToodattdRegtlla-
ting the.St4ruadIS andl3owels of
THAT THE
FAC—SIMILE
SIGNATURE
- 0 F
It then passes down el the laic and
forms a case of thin, al ost transparent,
material, in which the transformation to
the pupa takes place.
Infested wheat lodges badly, but there
is a, marked difference in the appearance
of the fallen wheal infested with the
grub and that infests 1 with the Hessian
fly. The former bel, ads just above the
not and lies fiat on the ground, while
the latter usually bens at a:point high-
er up on the stalk.hd heads also are
well developed and the kernels plump,
which is not usually the case with wheat
attacked by the Hessian fly.
The life history of th4s insect has evi-
dently not been fully Worked out, and as
we have not yet seen the adult it is im-
possible to determine 4lie species. We
have the insect under,_ observation and
find that the grubs aro, now changing to
pupio within the sta ks close to the
base.
Judging from reports the insects is
well distributed in wdstern New York.
In the vicinity of; Getjevaj some of the
fields have been injurdd seriously.
As the grubs aro naw in the straws
just below the surfade of the ground,
deep, fiat plowing will doubtless result
in crushing many of them and other -
wise preventing the . development of
many more. Rolling: he stubble might
also have some effecti also burning if
practicable. Althogh it is not im-
probable that the adult insects will not
escape for some time, tide safest course
is to apply the' remedy t'it Duce, writes V.
H. Lowe .of the • New Fork station to
Country Gentleman:
PROF. MUNYUN'S„ IW DENTURE
Sold. by A. L. Hamilton.
Miss Lucy Coro, passed away ea Satur-
day,r. The
78th
October O�li'',in her year.
deceased lady iv/is for a long time a
with
resident of Clinton and had lived ww rte
her brother Walter Core for the pest 33
years.
Two popular young people of Moles-
worth were married ou Sept. 26th, when
Rev. Geo. Ballantyne united Mies Ellie
Jane Elliott to James Sangster. The
young couple areaway on a trip through
Manitoba.
During last week several houses in
Lackuowv were burglarized and money
a:ld other articles were taken. A man
named Bradd was arrested at Blyth on
Fair Day. He appeared before Thos.
Lawrence, J. P., a d was allowed bail
for a week. •
Mrs. Jacob McGee died at Egmond-
ville on Monday of last week, aged '77
years. She and her husband, now de-
ceased, emigrated to Canada 58 years
ago. They resided in Kingston and Peel
county before moving to Tuckersmith
20 years ago. •
Crowds 'Visit His Bili+ Establishment
on Broalkway.
(From the N. Y. Pr 1G'sa, Oct. 2, 1200)11
" 1 certainly have lio reason to com-
plain of my reception, in New York,"
said Professor Muny on, yesterday after-
noon, as he stood nearle main doorway
of his splendidly appoi teal now medical
institute, at Twenty- ixth street and
Broadway. The spacious salesroom and
offices du the grauud floor were crowded.
Thousands had passed through the wide
doorways iu Broadway and in Twenty-
sixth street, all anxious: to have a peep
at the well-known features of the dis-
tinguished Professor, who has done so
much to revolutionize" the old-time
methods ot treating the sick.
"I have opened this establishment,"
said the Professor, in an Weresting .chat
with a reporter, "simply because my
business demands it.: As you. well
know, I havo always maintained a med-
ical institute, with a corps of skilled
physicians in this city, :but I have now
supplemented this by bringing here my
business headquarters,'• advertising de-
partmeut, laboratory, ;etc. The labor-
,
the
• ist
io
:led lie
oral
I
have
that op
Ped a
labor-
atory y
includes
"' h now
fourth of a series, wane
Philadelphia, Toronto and London, but
which later will takein.Boston, Chicago,
San Francisco, New Mexico, etc. But
don't let me talk abou4 this Nowv York
venture, look•arotmd (tad speak about it.
yourself." •
The huge plate glass windows give the
passer-by a splendid view of the offices.
Bat one has to inspect the department
devoted to Munyoh'i's Doctors to get a
correct idea as to just what this i.nstitte
tion means for the ,sick of New York.
An generous share of the ground floor
space of the mamihoth establishment
has been surrendered to the medical
branch. His physicians ask no fee for
either examination or advice. They
simply give the patints the best advice
of knowledge and drill, and show them
how to get well. Ili many cases a sim-
ple remedy is •all that is needed. Then,
again, if the visitor has nothing the
matter with him, he is told so frankly.
an
h am
8
greatsatisfaction when
It is a
has been examined from head to toe by
a competent thysidian, and then told
"there is nothing the matter with him."
Prof. Muuyon's great success is due to
tireless energy, unce#teing thought, and
an abiding faith in :ilns system .of Im-
proved Honioaopatlhic Remedies, a, sys-
tem which enlisted tthe best thoughts
and skill of the most eminent specialists
and chemists of the world. Muuyon
was not prejudiced in favor of any
one school of . hnedicine. He believed
there was good to be found in all; in
fact, he knew it. His niission was to
take the proved curative, the best
thought of all the schools, aid combine
them in one. Has remedies aro not
"cure-tills"—he has prepared a senerate
cure for each disease.'
•
DR. WOOD'S
NORWAY PINE SYAUP.
At the Division Court held at Luck -
now, Geo. D. Morrison, of Kin.cardiue,
sued the township hi of Kinloss for some
$50.00 for injuries done to one of his
horses by breaking through the covering
on a bridge near the Black Horse in
August last, Judgment was reserved
until November 1st.
Catarrh for twenty years and
cured in a few days.—Hen. George
James, of Scranton, Pa., says : " I have been
a martyr to Catarrh for twenty years. constant
Ostt
hawking, dropping in the throat and painin
the head, very offensive breath. I tried Dr.
Agnew s Catarrhal Powder. The first applica-
tion gave instant relief. After using a few bottles
1 wa's cured. 6O cents.—Z
Sold by A. L. Eamilton.
On Wednesday, October 8rd, Miss
Henrietta, daughter of Mr's, McCandlish,
of Teeswvater, was married to Matthew
B. Baoker, builder and contractor, of
Sarnia. The knot ryas tied by Rev.
Gerald 'Willoughby in. the presence of a
number of guests. The young couple
have taken tip their residence in Sarnia.
Apo Stowe erre for all Throat, Lung
SIM Bronchial dieeeses.
nettling and soothing In its action.
Pleasant to take, prompt and effee-
alts.
liniis ren
t,Ia
Ur. Chat. Johnson, Bear Rivett, N.S.,
writes: " I was troubled with hoarseness
and Beret throat, whith the doctor pro-
nounced Bronchitis and recommended me
to try llr, Wood's Norway Pito Syrup.
I did se, and after using three bottles I
'was entirely Cured."
Take h l,a,xa=T.ivdr Pill before retir-
ing. "Twill work while you sleep with-
out a gripe of pain, euring biliousness,
constipation, 'sick headache a.addyspep-
stek acid make you feel better is too
rstornil:g. Price ".k.
DEL A. W. CHASE'S
.CATARRH CUR ... ,
is
sent dir ct to the diseased
parts by thImproved
Blower.
Heals the ulcers, clears the alt
passages, strips droppings in the
throat and Iperrnanantly cure
Catarrh and lay Fever. Blower
free. All dealers, r Dr. P.. W. Chase
Medicine Co.. To onto and Buffalo.
The two most iinportatit properties of
sou). are simplicity and mmortality.
Rosmins. ?
. • Beware of \Neaps.
Don't let worms gnaw 't the vitals of
your children. Give th m Dr. Low's
Pleasant Worm Sprup an they'll soon
be rid of these parasites. Price 25e.
The intellect . is develbped only for
earthly things and by eat'thly things.—
Du. Pref.
•
'Promote s'Di ;estion,Clieerul-
tress andRest.tontainsneither
Opaum,Morphtne Igor Mineral,
NOT NAC OTIC.
Rego cFOldilrafeDEL R
?wnpkin• Sad -
ALx.Scruia
Realer& Sala
Agfa soca r
•7tep.^M7inl -
1240na2Scda.
1/17nrced
alaldud :war •
ilfahry Fairer:
Aperfect Remedy for Constipa-
tion., Sour Stotnach,Diarrhoea,
Woms gormulsions,Feverish-
nests and LOSS or SLEEP.
'ac Simile Signature of
NEW YORL.
IS ON TH
A�� 3 ,.E
i ,
BOTTLE
EVERY
BO -d- 1 LE O .
Castoria is put up in ono-oiso bottles only. It
is not sold is bulk. Don't allow* anyone to roll
you anything else on thoiploa or promise that h
is "just as good" and wilt answer every per -
•0t Boo that you got C -t1- T -0 -i3, -I -A.
eXACT COP'( OF WRAPPER.
vera
tPkita?.>r
, ,t',S?i: e'''t:ter 6''"'}3.*is!'',i Atc,:rt' 'felt!
Tho fso-
pi �S10
pigs taro
ai
Isaac Sanderson, who formerly run a
blacksmith shop at Gerrie, and wile had
a paralytic stroke a year ago took
another one at Lueltnow on Wednesday
of last week aI1d dropped dead. He had
been. working with well=drillers in Luck -
now and visited his home the Sunday
previous apparently enjoying his usual
do and
one
i w
Ile rear eta
a �,
health.
daughter to mourn is loss.
T. It. ilarris of Durham, license in-
spector for South Grey, carne here last
week and secured evidence against Geo,
1, eXitn of Walton for selling liquor
without a liaenso. In all five charges
'three fo geliin liquor Willi.,
were laid � g
f
Ott a license and two for having liquor
on the premises for sale. The cage
comes before A. Holter, J. P., on Wed-
C .,. STORI
it
For infants aria :Children.
The fat.
simile
signature
et
eevery
4 stepper.
Think Before Sou Strike.
creature
Think before yell strike any
that cannot speak. The following little
story is quite true.. When I was young
I worked for a farmer,eand was given a
span. of horses to plOw with, one of
which was a four-year-old colt. The
colt after walking a for steps would lie
down in a farrow. The farmer was
provoked and. told me.to sit on the colt's
head to keep him from rising while he
whipped hits, to break flim of the
notion, as he staid. Bat then a neighbor
came by. He said, "There's something
wrong here, let him get up and let us
find out what is the natter." He pat-
ted the colt, looked at the harness and
theu said "'Look at this collar ; it is so
long and narrow*, and carries the harness
AO Nigh that when he starts to pull it
slips back and chokes flim so that he
can't breathe."
And So it was, and but for that neigh-
bor, we should whipped as good. a crea-
ture as we had on the farm, because he
lay down when he cotild not breathe.
Always remember that till animals
are dumb, and Canner mike their wants
know. Think before you strike any
creature that cannot speak/
A Mandarin's Wife on American Marriages
Saturday Evening Post: Margherita
Arlina Hamm, the well-known traveller
and author, called when in China upon
the wife, or rather, the wives, of a great
Mandarin. Her visit partook of the
nature of a festival, so novel was the ex-
peraenoe to the Chinese wonien,whose
lives are passed almost entirely within
the wall the walls of their yamen. They
examined her clothing and were partly
pleased and partly 'astonished at it.
They were shocked by her shoes, and
especially by the fact that her feet were
not confined by bindings.
Finally one of them said, through an
interpreter: "You can walk and run
just as well as a titan?"
"'Why certainly."
"Cann you ride a pony as well as a
man?"
,t ,
,
O
fr,o
u1so.
"Theft you must be as strong as most
men."
"Yes, I thinly Lain.",
"You. wouldn't let a man heat you,
not even yotir husband, would you?"
"Not at all." ''
The Chinese wolhiitll imaged, laughed,
earl then Said: "IloW, / understand
why foreigners never take more than onwife. They etre afraid to."
WEAK NERVOUS DISEASED Wi
250,p00 CURED IN 20 YEARS.
l CURg'S GUARANTEED OR NO PAY !
lan
After.
�ri�
�`e �''� Wood's PhoaphoN f
The Great FIngiish henteety,.
b
Sold and reeommendcd y all
druggists in Canada. Only reit•
able medicine discovers . Eft
Imokagca guaranteed to ours all
forme o Sexual Welknees, all effects of abuse
or Manuel, Mental Worry, P./coedits nee of To-
b iaodP Opium or ettlnnlante. Mailed on receipt
0! pricey one naoita si, eta, Is. OAS tent Ptoaet.
fttoifidure. 'Pamphlets free to an ;addreee.
Thal Wood compaty, wt1u1 or, Ont.
'v''ool's Plio+lphidine is solea In win lanm by
Odin
Hamilton,�Druggists. A. orrowy J. .l)ntIs,
A.
$1000 IN 10LD FOR A CANNOTCURL OF
SELF-ABUSE, EMISSIONS, VARICO-
CELE, CONCEALED DRAINS, ST121:CT-
URL GLEET, SYPHILIS, STUNTED
PARTS, LOST NJANHOOD, IMPOTEN-
CY, NERVOUS DEB/1.1TV, UNNAT-
URAL DISCHARGES, ETC.
The New Method Treatment is the
• Greatest Discovery of the Age
A
Venom
psnvotr., w N
.. t
DISEASES
FOR
CURING
THESE
�•p
IVH
.
Thousands of young and middle aged men are annually swept to n premature
- - .
grave through EARLY INDISCRETIONS. EXCESSES. AND BLOOD DISEASES. It
• you haveanyof tho following symptoms co
salt us before
too it t 18 tooh late. o Areasnnner-
vous
-
vous and weak, despondent and gloomy, specks
them, woak back, kidneys irritable, palpitation of the heart, bashful, dreams and
losses, sediment in ursine, pimples on rho face, oyes sunken, hollow cheeks, careworn
expression, poor indm' ry, lifeless, distrustful, lack energy and strength, tired morn-
ines, restless nights, hangeable moods, wen's manhood, stunted organs and promo,
tare decay, bond ptitus,t Batt loose, sore throat etc.
YOU NAVE SEMINAL WEAKNESS
'OUR NSW NCBTH0h3 THEATNMENT alone can
cure you, and make a titan of you. Under its influ-
ence
that the
pimples, blotches and ulcers disapp ars
alio nervbs become. strong as stool, so that nervous-
ness, bashfulness and despondency disappear;
xr :ere oyes become l,••tght, the face. full rant clear.
! (•nrrgy returns -to the body, and thoninral. physical
V.,andsexual systems aro invigorated; a+! drains
coast, -110 more vital waste from the system. The
• • miens organs e‘become natural and manly. You
of Yourself a i an and know marriage cannot bo
lit s, LLiln to. Vo 1 vito all the afflicted to consult us
•r) confidentially alt frno of chareo. Don't let quacks
,...i and fakirs rob y of your hard earned dollars.
in We tit./ ca: a yea or��g•lo pay.
:AS YOUR. BLOOD BEEN DISE.a°SEDr
;,,,,i SYPEIL' S is tlio:most prevalent and most serious
.. i, t3LUOD disease. 1t saps the very life blood o1 the
(4„; victim and upsas entirely
eradicated fromomthe
s-
IIlREII2TAtY MOOD
tem will af(oct the M"spring. Beware ot Mercury.
. It only'alippresses the symptoms—our NEW ME PROD pnsitively cures it for ever.
( YOUNG OR MIDDLE-AGED MAN—You've led a gay life, or indulged in tha follies
f1g et Tooth. Sear -abuse or later excesses have brolten clown your system. You fpe1 the
symptiuns stealingbvor you. Mentally, physically and sexually you are not the man
1you used to he or shputd be. Lustful practices reap rich harvests. Will you head the
danger signals. )
tF �• Iy r p I Are Ion avictim? Have you lost hope? Are you. contemplating marriage?
kid Vi . 4 LIT 7Iaa tone blood been diseased! Have yen any weakness? Our Now Method
'treatment will curd you. What it has done for others 1t will do for you. Consultation
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