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THE IIITRON SIGNAL FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24. Irmo.
HURON SIGNAL
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1880.
THE PEES MUST GO 0PP.
in ten days more the ratepayers will
ire called upon to decide whether or test
market fees are 'to prevail in Goderisat.
The business men of the town have al
ready given their opinions on the ques-
tion through Tits SIGNAL, and they are
111 a p.leition to juilge of the ill-effects of
:he system of market toll., We hope
. ery reader of this p.pet<who has a vote
will poll it against the fees. surround-
ed by free markets, iris folly for (lode -
rich singlelanded to impose fees. ]n -
stead of taxing those who would sell
their produce wad dispose of their cash
in oar town, we should give theist every
eucouragendetto c.•tue here. It has
peen sal 1 * some that the prices paid
boy buyers and not the existence or non-
existence of fens, give character toamar-
ket, and that is true to a great extent;
}out no live buyer will go to a market
where fees are imposed upon the farmer
if ho eau bey in a frea market as well
sitnated. The fees are as unpopular
with the buyer as with the seller. Few
isutrketa ere are the rule in Canada Of
:hose places which have retained fees
during 1840, nearly all are dissatisfied.
'rhe Chatham papers complain of thea[;
Mount Forest less abolished them, and
the following motion, recently heard in
the City, Council, indicates that the fees
will soon be no more in London:
Moved by Mayor Campbell, sec by Ald.
Thompson, "That owing to the great fall -
mg off in the business of our market dur-
ing the last few years, your committee
believe that every effort ought to be
CO • MUICATIONS,a,
Wert ball eursepaZei
maritime
m se
set. es to pis ,e questions, sad Cts t.
sQU1ERS WELL CARE FOR.
To the Editor of The Mures tiheaL
1)9•&a 81114—Ia TES &once. of Dec.17,
under the capons, riles Death, we
find the an anatigesklimeethateauttnourish-
Inent and starvation had touch to du with
Mr Squier's death as bisailtneuts. Now,
sir if that bit wre
true either the neur'ies
of life were stat supplied to the family or
else they were not titOina suitable n wan-
ner. I,for one,can Notify that they had
more than the barenseessaries of life,and
that the Council have been liberal. I
know the neighbors have helped them,
and Christian people frotnadistance have
aided then by their means and sympathy.
And now sir, allow me to tender to the
Council and charitable neighbors my sin-
cere thanks for their kindness to my dear
departed brother and his sorrowing wife
and family.
I ant, respected sir, yours trtal3,
U.KX. GEia.tdp.
pains. advert and titdadeeiningon
S. E., Mb con., $b,Jacob Miller, indi-
gent, Clerk, one year's postage,
10.47; lipevs, for services as peeve and
road cog grinner, $48; Dep. Reeve,
for same services. $40; three councillors;
servioea as such and road ouuupiss►Onen,
140 each; Cork, salary, 11100; Treasons,
safety, $70; Reeve, two days .t Goderich
Towwhip un business, 88; John Cox,
one dayat Goderich Township un busi-
ness, 2.50. - Carried. Council ad-
journed. JAS. PAITON, Clerk.
[We are pleased to learn that the late
Mr. Squiers did not endure the pangs of
hunger nor lack ,,f nourishment pre-
vious to him death, and we believe that
Mr. Gerrard and the other charitable
neighbors will hereafter receive due re-
ward for their kind actions. Even the
Council (although Council members are
not usually classed with the "salt of the
earth") may hope to le remembered in
the time Go cuuie, notwithstanding their
action with regard to Squiers at the
November meeting_ Our information
regarding the straitened circumstances
of the fancily was obtained from a good
source, and despite the fact. that Mr.
Gerrard and others, yea, even the
Council acted so charitably towards the
deceased and his family, we feel assured
that had Squier received the attention
and "nourishment," he so much required
he would not have succumbed as sox'n as
made to maintain our market and eneour- he did. En. ]
age fanners and others to trade there:
the-efor: , b, it resolve 1 that this com-
mittee recommend that all fees in future
ire abolished, and that notice thereof 1*
:asserted in our city papers."
The farmers of Downie recently held
meeting to protest against the fees be-
continued
e-
antinued in Stratford, and the press
f that town are also in facer of abolish -
ng the odious tolls. The _III -11 says:
"That our market has not been as well
&.tended by sellers for several years past
is a well-known fact and there is the•
strongest reason to believe that the ob-
noxious fee is the stain reason. If - the
market ware larger there would he more
c ruipetitirrie and the smell ratepayers,
who (oral the hulk of the population,
would reap the benefit in low prices.
Directly, there would be a small lose of
arr revenue, but indirectly the removal of
the fees would be a great gain to the
town as a whole. The present market
cleric Taid !1'2,000 fur the fees, but his
entire collections will not amount to that
. sum, and it is doubtful if over $1,500
, could again he realized. The market
scales contribute about. $500, and the
fees for measuring and grading wood
which would be contieued, would reduce
the deficiency considerable below $1,000.
This we could easily afford to abandon
for the sake sof a good market."
Goderich has tried fees, and the trade
it the ti,wn has been injured thereby,
while the free markets near by are flour-
ishing. \Ve hope the fees will be struck
off, and that every encouragement will
be given to farmers to conte into Gode-
rich Bpd spend their money with us.
A FARMER ON THE FEES.
Editor Huron Signal.
DEAR SIR, - I see by your issue of the
24th inst., a statement from a large
number of the public linen of the town of
Goderich, giving their views upon the
abolishing or retaining • of the market
fees of the town." I am glad to see there
are but few of that intellectual capacity
who are in favor of collecting a fee from
the farmers et the surrounding town-
ships. It is a good thing for the com-
munity at large, that such a statement is
made public, so that the agriculturists
may know the leading characters, whose
blind and mistaken notion for ten cents,
per load of wheat wrung out of the
pockets of fkrmers for the banefit of the
town, reminds ate of putting a penny in
the urn of poverty, and taking a shilling
out. I think a few of these blind, insig,
niticant drones, are in the way of Gode-
rich's prosperity,and that imaginary ideas,
to 'wheel farmers into paying fees, be-
long to a century back. We, in Col-
borne also remember the alto thrown at
our lack of knowledge by hie worship the
Mayor when we presented our petition
against the odious fees, and will not soon
forget his action on that occasion.
Goderich may keep up its market tariff
if it sees fit, but it should remember that
there are other markets where we can
dispose of our produce free of toll, and
. we will not fail to avail ourselves of the
opportunity of so doing, should Gode-
rich foolishly persist on the present in-
iquitions tax on produce. FAIR PLAY.
Colborne, Dec. 17 1880.
there& Surras. —The le:matde Metho-
dists of this place having a debt of about
8270 on their (parsonage thought to re-
move part of It by giving an oyster sup-
per, which they did on Thursday Of last
week. The meeting was largely attend-
ed by the lovers of this tasty dish, but
instead of getting their dishes well filled
with oysters, they had 'to smell their
oysters and drink their soup." The
meeting was entertained by speeches
from Rev& McKay, Presbyterian, of
Bluevale; Harris, Meth.,dist,uf Brussels,
after which Rev. J. Bryen, of Wing -
ham, tried to raise the remainder of the
sum by suberriptiens, and notwithstand-
ing his many jokes and earnest login the
people began to leave and ere long the
church assumed a very empty form.
Two farmers, named respectively Berk -
with and Kelly, quarrelled and fought
at Belleville, on Saturday, and the latter
stabbed his antagonist with a locket
knife idieting an ugly wound in the
beck. They were arrested, and liberated
un bail.
BrowL.
---
Win. (►reu►us, tonsorial artiat,fonnerly
of Brussels, but now of Toronto, paid ua
a flying visit one day last week.
George Calvin lost a valuable horns
one day last wee:; by iiflamntati.ut of the
lungs.
Aber. Cousins and William Roddick
discovered a wild cart in A. Hunter's
stable un Thursday last which they dis-
patched with a ball club. It uneasured 3
ft. 3 in from tip to tip.
Thos. Smith Inas started a livery in
connection with the Queen's Hotel. No
doubt Tutu will get his share of patron-
age.
As the faits in connection with the
Syndicate bargain become more fully 1
known and are subjected to the crucial
test of discussion, the enormity of the
transaction and the loss the country
will sustain by it becomes apparent.
Knowing this. every effort was put for-
ward by Sir John and his colleagues to
stifle dissuasion. on the floor of the
House, and to bring on the vote before
the adjournment of Parliament for the
holidays. But Hon Mr. Blake and his
followers, haviugtheinterests of the coun-
try at heart, after a determined fight
finally succeeded in outgeneraling the
Premier and his host, and the members
will have an opportunity of learning
iiuring the holidays what their constit-
uents think of the transaction. Already
petitions against the lnrgain are flooding
in from the country, the first of the,
pieties, from We Tillage of Brussels, on the
borders of North and Centre Huron,
signed by the Reeve, Councillors and
business men of the place, irrespective of
party, having been brought forward by
Sir Richard Cartwright on Tuesday last.
During the holidays ,aeetiags will be
held throughout the eoeetry by promin-
ent meembefe of the Reform Party against
the iniquioss tnuaodion. and we be-
lieve Heron will not M behind other
counties in the nailer. A .ries of
meetings will be held by Mr. M. C.
Cameron and others tirotlghout this
rl'ounty, and before tie someamNing of
•,Parliament. the people A have before
tem in all its deformity the fell details
.of the Syndicate bargain Te use a
..eAtatson mad* by a well knows Came.
dimartatcaoas, "The coma has weeded;
t toe les stier's on free,'' &c
Tsai';owentewel ovum are staling
t hat Ind tooling mite between )Kossa
Blake said Mackenzie. The charge is
intros ?Jae Oppu with& leaden are the
hest of friends, and are fully agreed in
;.e.liey Mr. Me kenos is in very poor
.aNh at prwawtt He is suffering from
alavlal poaniii .
Phe.+i Manitoba was
Tonsil btiVlrienreir. 1,lentenant -Gf.v
eninr.Qaeeltar. The enlaa$ssa/nt of the
Preview was the pnnotpal feinted
w0edo6 t., ,n the •'tonne ,nwwch
Goderich Township.
144131.
Dwells--
lar£la h d. IS[
h tai . the woe of
Mr.
a
M s7R
1loYtls i toe leant sou t of inst„ Mr W Mc
aped l years, b days.
Johnston -1a Urey, on the It suet.. !Cagle
Johnston. &teal 17 rears. 9 mestba
Morsa-Ie Minntemolie. Ind, U. S. on the 141b
Inst„ Rla`.nfa, the beloved wife of Michael
Moran, } qq.. late of tludertch.
We uudeist.oi i lila: James Wright's
Mills, in the Township of Grey. were
burnt on Saturday morning last. In-
surance unknown.
The first carnival of the season took
place in the rink on Friday evening lazt.
About thirty appeared in attractive cos-
tume. The prizes were awarded as
follows: Best dressed lady skater, Miss
Gofton, Wroxeter, Winter; hest Lady
skater, Mies Campbell, Brussels, Snow
Girl; best dressed girl skater, Miss
Katie Wilson, Highland Girl; best
dressed gent skater, Win. M. Sinclair,
Italian Brigand; hest gent skater, W.
Smith, Negiro: beat dressed ley skater,
R. J. McKinney, Chinaman; best comic
skater Wm. Smith. The Judges were
Tate and Kerr of Brussels, and McLell-
an of Winghant. The next carnival will
come off the first week in January.
HoIMCsvILts, Dec. 13, 1880.—Coun-
cil [net to -day pursuant to adjournment.
Members all present. Minutes of lain
meeting read and passed. By-laws No,
6 and 7 read and passed. R. Barker,
Esq., delegate from the Bayfield It. R.
committee appeared before council and
withdrew the By-law. Moved by John
Cox, seconded by Joseph Whitely, that
the request of the Bayfield R. R. com-
mittee to withdraw the by-law granting
a bonus to said railway he granted, said
committee paying all expenses incurred
in connection therewith to date --Carried
Moved by JAL Laithwait, seconded by
Edward Acheson, that Henry Murphy
be refunded $1 dug tax, he having no
dog; D. Harrison $1 dog tax,same cause;
Lewis E. Aldsworth $1 dog tax, same
cause; John Connelly $1 dog tax, same
cause. - -Carried. Moved by John Cox,
seconded by Joseph Whitely, that Mn.
Wm. Sterling be exempt from paying
this year's taxes, amount $5.38.—
Carried. The following accounts were
paid: T. J. Moorhouse for stationery
$4.47: Rowsell & Hutchinson, election
and other papers, $12.07; Tett Husors
RIa7wae, printing $2.1110; Wm. J. Patton,
serving notices to Judge's Court of Re-
vision on voters' lista, $2; Hugh M.
Johnston, gravel for 4th con. $15.20;
Samuel Walters, gravel for Huron Road
1115.90; Geo. A. lion balance on cul-
vert 1st con. $3.50. Samuel Burk gravel
$6.08; Samuel Cox, gravel $19.92; Geo.
Hanby, Sr., repairing side road 6th and
7ta con. $N; John Kirkpstnck, repairing
two culverts lst con. $7; John yr allace,
work on let Don. $8; Thos. Connell, cul-
vert sod turnpikinogg on lots 35 and 36,
I6th con., also ditelt and repairing road
19th con. 118; Henry Cole, gravel on
Huron Head 114x; (`has. Baker, eul-
vett os *aitlland sou., and repairing ose
as lath sed, &skiing and $Carel, $8;
R. Dater, grsvei os 16th con- 112 72; J.
Eawati Hera! Road, 50 cents;
reptsiriug 8 R R , >tb
cents; Stewart sumer, gravel no lath
sew. *LW: Jae. Bowdon, repair. os 13th
sloe. $1; Aral HBiott, now sol.iu$ sad
Rowgrbridge a w. $8; 4th soJohn
avel, 11111.W John Povier,gasvel
112.80; R Amrseesos, ee of emtttpsr,
Jelin Wise, gravel for BsyOas
sid ere.,
36; Wm. Curry, ' teee of esmper, $1;
Se e.ill.r, gravel, ROK.
F.rru, far eM lir» sad flttlt one. ,
D7.82; Jae 111searhasy, petrel for Mait-
land con,., $4.50: •Wm. Crooks, peel,
$40; (fort D kd. Dotting ; J •
pilon` ue lfth cone, $10; Jsa
gravel ori 41b souk., 88.48; -lea.
gravel for 7t sow., 11439; Jan
ander. damagp of read to gravel pit is
1878. $E Gere Barlett. damp of
(crop. at read to gravel pit, KSO% Ar-
thur Knee. see of tome fes twelve it-
! tine, ••f r. nn".I 894 Petr. (s• .,k • r
Colborne.
s:edertei Manes,.
Gammen. Dee. x3. 1880.
Wheat, tb'u111;0 bush.......... 91 06
1 W
50
098
058
Barley,.. bush.. ... .... o e0
u95
7 00
02t
0 18
0 18
007
Kt)
V 16
Vlbeat, (i4nrtngl tt built....
!lour, 0 (Wt
Potatoes. (new) 0 bosh... .
('Dic yy * kens ton ...................
...................
Butter, a l .................. .
ring dos. Mapsckedl .....
Pork
Wood......
ash per barrel
yr f I to
t! 1 17
:loo
0 MI
062
o 75
090
8 00
0 90
070
0 90
o 071
6'25
r 75
0 90
:3 :yassss-SsA
FANCY GOODS AND VASES IN
(ireut Variety ! My' Stock of
("ou,ths- flair, Truth and Nail
ANDIES
BRUSHESIs also of a Superior Quality- large and a varied assortment,—which 1 guarshi.
will give :eZ use EHAL tATIerM TleN. ?
THE OLD NAME
I T Q I T y- ; W s i ttaE1A.INi'=. -
GEO. H. OLD, FAMILY GROOM
It,ti GN HAND A U^xI E S,"
CHRISTMAS GROCER
t' O N S I S T 1 N G Or LEMON.
1tAlsINrt !'(''MANTIS CANDIED LEM N. d,
ti t' U A s.s. SPI(' hd.
ALL THE LINl38 OF A FIRST-CLASS
RY GROCERY.
iITABLI'
8O>)dFl B]CAUTZFyL 6 SS777 Z'f3
FOR C7SR BT A T'R B N
COME AND SEEt ;OME AND -SEE1l
G. H. OLD, --At P. O'Dea's Old Stand, on the square.
Dederick Dec. IL Istlll.
I- E- KN=CCrHT
Still to the Front!
\With a larger tu►d better assortment of
CHR1STMAS A}D NET YEAR'S CAKES.
Than I ever offered before, and also letter quality iced end Ornamented,
ter e[t•oeu To Noxa. -'et Also alt other kind of Pound Cakes.
The Nomination for the office of Reeve.
Deputy Reeve and Councillors for the I,
Township of Colborne, will be held in
the Township Hall on the last Menday
in December at the hour ••f 12 e. clock
noun, J A Mcbouagh, will lee the Re-
turning officer.
We are pleased to hear that Miss Rein-
hart. bate assistant teacher of No 1 Col-
borne, has almost recovered from a se-
vere attacked if diptheria, which has
prevented her from atter-ding te her
duties for the past three weeks. We
understand she will attend the Goderich
High School next tern, anti we are sure
her Pupils and many friends in Colborne
wish her complete success in her studies.
The trustees have engaged.: Miss Jones,
an old pupil of Nol, and an honorable
graduate of the Goderich High School as
assistant teacher for next year and to
complete Miss Reinheart's term. Mia
Jones no }oubt has really merited some
mark of favor for the honor she has con-
ferred upon her "Mother School" by her
success in the several examinations of
the past year, and we feel certain that
the kind encouragement which the re-
presentatives of t people have given an
old and worthy pupil of the school by
selecting her front a large number of
applicants, for the gift et their disposal,
will ever be an honor to the section.
The influence of etch encouragement
will not be lost, either on Miss Jones or
on many others who have already won
honors for their school and who are flow
looking forward to a stand in that time
honored, institution the Goderich High
School. It is but right to remark that
Mies Tilly Walter who passed theslnter-
mediate examination, in ,,Goderic'h, last
midsummer is an old pupii of "No 1"
May many others of our boysand girls
follow in their footstep&—{Com.
,PERFUMERY, &c., &e.
Cheapest in Towr_•
ate- No trouble to show Goods and
Prices.
James Wilson,
- IaR(:ta:1sT.
The Square, Goderich.
0
IF ODERICH AND KINCARDINE
r
M a rb I e Works.
BISCUITS
Of every description, fresh and of Gad Quality. I will have alms a larger and better a•..•o
went of all other kind of cakes wade especially for the Holidays- !Home-made ('and)
Canes, all eiztm and prices. tit `elf -praise is no recommendation. but try nt
PLAIN and .FANCY BREAD
Which 1 deliver daily to all parte of th, tow u. floras -mad. Cakes iced and Ortamente.1
the latest •(> ti' ,eiit
tlama calll!and Mudge apest. 1 for themselves,. et ery cue 10
gEMEMBF R T El ADDRESS -a',
I. E. KNIGHT ---Near the Post Office.
net
,
Goderich, Dec. 16, 1800.
Headstones, House Trimmings, Mona tr
ree FORta
!
d
and work of all kinds in Marbles, tit
reasorablprices. Marble style
Mieaties, kept -meet
n
tank. Granite Monuments and Headstones ORNAMENTAL WEDDING CAKES,
imported to order. CHRISTMAS CAKES,
ALL WORK WARRANTED. ,
SCOTT & VANSTONE. CONFECTIONERY OF ALL KINDS,
1;52. CHRISTMAS i OYS and
O T O
SAMUEL ELpANE,
G D. CANTE LON'S
THE BEST BREAD IN TOWN,
i,tALI:n IV AL: ',ANUS l.1'
SEEDS
AND
+ Hew.ilto:.."trr•f.
Mr. Duncan McDougall, an old resi-
dent of Grey, township, who died recen-
tly was a native of Argyleshire, 'Scotland.
The Brussels Part says that he emigrated
in 1849, to the township of Whitby,
where he lived until 1852, when he en-
tered the wilderness and settled on lot
10, cou. 7, Grey township, when be
lived until his death, which took place
on Sunday night, 12th inst., after an ill-
ness of abopt a week. He was one of
the pioneers of this township, having
settled in it when it was a wilderness
but with undaunted perseverance, amid
every species of difficulty, managed to
make a oomfortable home for himself
and family. By his death the fatality
Inas lost a loving husband and a kind
father and adviser. He leaves a widow
and eight children to mourn his Ines.
The foully hare the sympathy of the en-
tire caenunity in their ►ereaveass&t.
His funeral took p nee nes Tuesday sfter-
sor.s, and was very largely attended by
relatives and friends.
Zr,'. COCOA.- GaATuvrI. Alen twaee,,
Ise,a wt
si, s difhtb..estrD kepswisdge al 15. ttr
w - n
selta.e :w ie `-- et Cwt lap wo i .ere
yis tf asses I Mere.
w
Awad • t Ter these le s
a -RAIN
_-4-IFE' T STREET, 6(o1oER1('H.110t-
i*' Leitcm requiring( Christmasshould send in their orders wit isiay- ,
H'•u,e-made cakes taken in and "mettle sl iau*on short notice, sad r... llsm em& -
Just What the Public Needs•
. , est :r .ocher supply of Winter Goods, t•aaeieslaa et
THE ONLY[' Overcoats, Overshoes and Robbers
LUNG PAD!
Cm" by A BSO R 1 11 I5(•a,rre ; a,.i `.
LUNG DISEASES,
THROAT DISEASES,
BREATHING TROUBLES.
it drives Data the system curative age -its a•.
healing medicines.
it draws fee= the d iseased parts.!heter.-. r, -
that cause death.
Thestsaads Tasttfy to 1Q. YDresr..
sold by Draggtats. or ...sr.'. by mail on n e ipt
of Prier. IMAM, 14
H. HASWELL t& CO..
Wholesale Druggists.
118 and 150 McGill *Nreet. Montreal. I'. Q.
(ienenl Agents for the ikominion.
WANTED
Everyone in
GODERICH and VICINITY
to know that the Meat Is always the . heaped.
therefore 1 want v person to come and see
sty stock of ('A= /sad Plil('F.N before 01R
M1Malt..where.
My
CHRISTMAS a NEW YEARS
Fruit Cakes,
Will be superior to any offered to the
robin wore, being made of the very
best material. and ieed and ornamented
in the letcat styles and droigns, alae• the
genuine
SCOTCH BUN and SCOTCH KHORT
BREAD, DUFFERIN, MADEI-
RA, COCOANUT sad STRAW-
BERRY POUND CAKE,
The latest out WIN SPONGE CAKE,
etc., etc..
YM as.Ortm.nt of otter rake's aa to
loved a any ('tt to the Dominion. Puff
Tart Sheila, Oyster Pattsea, Pork Ma.
Pies sad fatties. All kinds of fancy
Disported candies and
w*ranted pnre. ('
tow bay. and gbis,
Nsfu trim cat. st 1a e
In. be ready for In.
A Imo np in any
MOWd er . swan 11174 don't want to
■enearer et
aw
UZI.= >C
Wm. BERRY
Practical Raker and Confectioner
deers holey Ntnrdy's Ackert
A - ere e/ N. B. My shop will be deeotuter ,n
wane. nes M44,94%000 t P the •.M nJ' .wntry furh • , 17 2$
.tr :,i lias r.,rioa- other ..10,nnabl tine..
"-A.-Examine my Stock and Get my Prices.
JOHN ACHESON.
.. h 1 s v. 1410:
" Dominion Carriage Works,,, Goderich.
MORTON & CRESSMAN,
MA-,nt-rM-TUREEN eI
BUGGIES, CUTTERS,
SLEIGHS, &c.
We will sell cheap for the balance of the ,,oi
,on to make room for unman work.. A few
a ennd-hand Rita for sale ('hasp. A few goat
Horses will be taken in exchange for Mirk ,
(ippo.ik Co barn Hotel, Go derieh. -.,
Huru S'hli1 Book
DEPOT.
Xmas Cards,
ras Books,
Xmas Presents.
'kE .4BOl'E
a1
SHEPPA S
.4ANT A-('LAyrg' NBA 0 pr 4 ETERS
1181NET
NEW VALENCIAS,
NEW LAYERS,
NEW CURRANTS,
, 8. AL MONDS,
WALNUTS,
FILBERTS,
CHESS NI "TM.
Mr L4 KB HUPZR/UR if
ITROVT, WHITE FI8H & HERRING.
AO- RALT WATSR 1E
HERRING AND CODFISH.
ALIO, A LARGE AMo*TBINT Or
Teas, Sugars,
A sad Owtaerel anemia
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, A ND
CHINA.
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