HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1881-12-16, Page 7UNITED STAT'Il>8 POLITICS.
• sy.ep•i. •f Pevsldeas Anh.r•. tanwap.
Waehiugtan, Dec. 6. —Tl..• Presidents
Messatte u sent to the Senate and
House t,- ay. Tho House met at neon.
The folio g u a eynup)sis of
towards Colombia, or with the vital
needs of the two friendly paten t„ the
ournpect.
The President then refers to the et
forte which the United eta'. s flotern-
laent is making to secure lotus between
Chili and Peru.
Tem Ik ellitrT'a YE cabs I regret that the a nattier:..i! Inteleeta
An appalling calamity has befallen the b•ttweeu the United Mates and Brasil,
American people since their chosen re- from which great advantages were beeped
1•resentatives last met in the halls where a year a N., have suffered (nen the with -
you are now assembled. We might also drawal ' the Awericen lines of cuaunnu
real' with unalloyed content the rare isation b twine) Breailiao Mate and ou
prosperity with which throughout the own
r
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tattoo bee been blame. Its hatests The President ei.o referrr. !t. the'eat•
have been plemteuus, its varied iudus- i•faet. ry relations existing between the
tries have thriven, the health tf its Ing.- Ueite•I States anti •l;tpan, tl.e most ad
pie has been preserved, it has maintain- vanct•d of Eastern u.triuna
ed with foreign Governments undisturb-
ed relations of amity and peace. For MM it ager
these manifestations ..1 His favor we ewe , We t'tcasionelly meet a man in this
to Hitn who holds our deathly it His world who under the i:nprrwion that if
hands the tribute of our 1'ratefi;l .lethe -.tope his paler' he will "get even"
tions. To that mysterious exerve of His I with the editor for some supposed injury
will which has taken from us a loved and —maybe it is oily a i•suds reyneet ( r
- illustrious citizen, who was but lately 1 subscription pant due.
head of the nation, we bow in sorrow I ` Seine.busine.s men. '•r rather men in
and submission. The memory of his some business, are lay .sing under the
ex tet character, of his noble achieve- liable apparition. Why. don't these
bents, and if his patriotic life will be blseful fellows know that when a man
treasured for ever es the sacred images- I "cuts" his ;aper it causes no a'mmttien
Bion of the whole people. Tho Tn- ; with the editor • He is used to it. It
uuuncement of his death drew from for- i is only a ',roof that his paper is appreci-
elfin vovernments and peoples tributes i itted
of sympathy and sorrow which history - Aside from that, an editor is very like
will record as signal tokens of the kin- an ordinary man, he wean clothes (when
ship of nations and the federation of !he can get them—they may not be the
mankind. The feeling of good -will he- ' finest, but he wean 11/1111r.,,them all the Fe,
tween our own Government and that of ! he wears a hat; he rats vegetables; eats
Great Britain was never more marked broad; - eats meat, all other "' delioa-
than at present. In recognition of this !cies" of the seasons.
pleasing fact I directed on the occasion No, the editor does not go barefooted
of the late Centennial celebration at 'unless he has to. • Paradoxically speak -
Yorktown that a salute be given to the ing, he is a man like any other man; has
British flag. feelings like a man; and as a rule not
Save for corresl on lence to which I lea charitable than any other men,
shall refer hereinafter in relation to the Now, "stop my paper" man, don't
proper -ti anal across the Isthmus of think to hurt our feelings by paying up
Panama, little has occurred worthy of and quitting. This is a very large world
mention m the diplomats; re::ations of I friend, and there are e•,me very large
the the two countries. Early in this people in it. If we discover that we
year the Fortune Bay Claims were can't gel song without you, why then
satisfactorily settled by the Britteh Gov- we will wIl out and quit the business,—
ernment paying in full the atm of £15,-1(Tupeka Cumwonweabh.
(, )O, meat ret whice has been already
been distributed Ottawa. Ilea. ti. -A new order -in -
council has been passed which provides
The negotiations for an Intetnauooal i that the grain tester to be hereafter in
Copyright Convention" are in hopeful ( use shall correspond in capacity to the
itrogress. standard quart measure, and that the
• th of
The surrender of Sitting Bull and his l such shall apprniimalely equal
its diameter. The tonnesrain meae-
forces upon the Canadian frontier, has oro, the depth of which was equal to its
allayed apprehension, although bodies diameter, was thown by experience to be
of British Indians still crus the border inadequate.
in quest of sustenance. Upon this subject IMarkdate OOnt.t Standard.
correspondence has been opened, which • Fee1N awes !fere.
promises an adequate understanding. MR. EDITOR:—The most of people re-
t tur troops have orders to avoid, mean- Gelt'a good l story, provided it be a truth -
while, all colliaxous with alien Indians. ful on.'. Tales ..f adventures, daring,
The Senate resolutions of condolence heroism, dangers of the deep, battles,
etc., all hat. their charms. Who
'm the assassination of Czar Alexander amongst us could read the adventures
II, were appropriately communicated to of Robinson Crusoe half way through,
the Russian Governnremt,whieh, in turn, and not have a desire to know the end
of it, We confess being of this clans.
Now, the Stat thing we do when we re-
ceive our weekly newspaper is to hur-
riedly glance through it and pick out
what we consider the most important
items. There are generally distinguish -
el by their headings; but you -don't catch
nit trusting any longer to these glaring
impositions. We could laugh at being
fooled once or twice, but to get caught a
third time is our reason for remonstra-
ting. Two or three sweetie since we got
has expressed its sympathy in our late
national bereavement.)
The abolition of all discriminating de
ties against such colonial productions of
the Dutch East Indies as are imported
hither from Holland has been already
considered by Congress. I trust that at
the present session the matter may be
favorably concluded.
The insecui ity of life and property in too reading what we thought was a very
many parts of Turkey has given rine to nice story in.one of our Toronto week-
correspondenoe with the Porte, looking lies, and towards the end it informed us
particularly to the Netter protection of about StJacobs Oil; wo only laughed,
and 'Rid humbug. The week following
we noticed another heading, "How Mark
Twain Entertained a Viaittor." Well,
thinking we might learn a little etiquet-
te, in case Mark shoul,t take a fancy to
send us an invitation, we read it, but by
81 Patrick, if they didn't finish by mak-
ing Mark intr.duce St. Jacobs Oil.
Well, oonfoiind it, we exclaimed, but
they have got another dose of that 8t.
Jncoba 1 til en us again. determined not
tionl importance. This Government t,l hi, eiu,ht an simple next time; but
has not len unmindful of the solemn now, sir, t adroit the coni; along comes
oabligatinide imposed upon, it by its com- our Toronto Mail on Thursday, down
pact of 1840 with Colombia as the inde- we eat, and almost the first thing that
caught our eve was the adventures of
pendent sovereign mistress of the tern- Capt. l'a-il Boynton; it appeared quite
tory crossed by the canal, ai.d has sought interesting; it told how he had bumped
to render them effective by fresh engage- Visali t sharks, etc. At this point we
menta with the Colombian Republic began to feel a little incredu nus, Ices
cause, from our knowledge of these
looking to their paacticil execution. Th gentry, they would relish the captain
negotiations to this end, after they had alive or dead, all the same. However,
reached what appeared to be a mutually determined to learn seas. more of his ex -
satisfactory solution here were met in p1ulb, we read a little further, when
Ur olombu by a disavowal of the ps'wcn 0, well, it don't matter what we said,
you can't find it in any of the dictionar-
which its envoy hal assumed and by 'it, tea. 1'm--dashr.l if th•• captain wasnt
proposal for renewed nev•tiaNnne en a oiling himself all over with tit. Jacobs
modified bears Meanwhile, this Govern
American missionaries in the empire.
The condemned murderer of the eminent
missionary, Dr. Justin W. Parsons, has
not yet been executed, although this
Government has repeatedly demanded it.
The questions growing out of the pro-
posed interoceanic water -way across the
Isthmus of Panama are of grarve and na-
ment learned that Colombia had proism-
od to the European powers to juin in a
guarantee of the neutrality of the propos
Oil, it in. y be, the more easily to evade
the Sharks, for we made no further
search. our curiosity was ettisfied. Now,
Mr. Editor, in order to fool Ds again, it
1 made
require to be printed wrong end up.
w1 Panama (aerial, • guarantee which We have ade up our mind to look nut
weak' be in direct contravention of our for anything and everything in the shape
of Mt or Saint attached to their name.
obligation as the role guerante of the in We are sorry for the readers of any
tegrity of the Colombian territory And of journal to bet thus "taken in,- so to
the neutrality of the canal itself. My phrase it, bet what can they expect
lamented predoceesor felt it his duty to when we editor are eau flit in,tite same
storm without any protection. Whilst
place before the European powers the .ympathiring with them, we can only
reasons which make the pour guarantee admire the ability shown in any enter -
'1 the United States indispensable. and prise that can thus compel as It were,
for which the interjection of any foreign the attention ofpeople. When it is aow-
toideted that only a short time agn St.
ruarsatee might he regarded as • super- Jacobs Oil was seareely known in Cana -
tonus and unfriendly act. For,Meing ds, and now has so commended itself to
the probable reliance of the British Gov- the favor of the people of the Dominion
'mistime on the provisions o1 the Clay -
rheumatism,
to become the household remedy for
tom Rulwer Treaty of Intro as atTading rheumatism, neuralgia, prune, bruise,
chilblains, etc , and all because of iia
Teem for a share in the guarantees which surprising efficacy in these ailments, we
the United States covenanted with Co- think it will he regard..' by everylwkly
lomhia four years lettere, 1 have not hes-
itated to supplement the action of i ty
pnderoasnr, by proposing to Ref Ma-
jasty•s Government the modification of
as a matter of onngretnleti'm that we
. le, easily attainable, at eh • re
Fable mesa for th' cure of diastase
Stich is our view of the matter. although
we are "fooled. • on an *verve. abort
that instrument and the abrogation of five times a week 1f St Jaxoh .sn
•ueh clauses thereto( se do not eompnrt .tend it. we toadup our twind to
fight it ,wenn that s line. if it a
tskps U
with
the nhligiateme of the United f(tatee
THE HURON SIGN ML, FRIDAY, DEC. 16, lbs 1.
The Waite,' Mate. T..s..r/ Dope Ms
Hon. Themes B. Pains, 1 . t '.
airy lle,ertin.*•, Wwuie't•_s D.
U. 8. A., recotem int s kte. Jamb 0:.
the most wontlerf ll pain-ewfie4eg ..i.
healing reteedy to •hr world lila i•
timo.,tal is endorsed by unue units b• ;
officials of the T reassry Illepartursit. t. i
have beau sorsa ui rbenti;atiut head ••t
paniful 000r••lainta by it.
u.•1yaN'. Yellow 01
L at the head of the iet for dl purls*
of a family meiiciue. It i. utie;l w e
unprecedented suucc.., butt ►utero;iI
and eatprnally. It curls tent threw,
burns, l/ccaalds, fi' st bites; 'theme, awl
of -en cures asthma.
Baoalte a Arabes 'sive.
' The best salvo in the world for cuts,
btu see, Some, Uleen, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
bilblairu, 17..rtts, and all Skin Eruptions
posititely cures Piles. It is guar-
! Masi to give perfect satisfaction or
uu.ttey refunded. Price 25 cents per
bin. For sale by all druggists.
Aieong tI , p.,..plo font Outeri. at
Winnipeg un the Sud mat. 'ere tie f ':-
towing : H. $uiclair, St. Gorge . John
Adams, Stratford ; Mrs. W.D. Bethel
Toted, L,ndoi ; .l. H. Bogle' and H. Au-
dios", Iugunoll ; C. A. Bel, Gielerieb
8. Jona, do. ; J. Smith, Landon.
•
Nett:re, atter an, is the great physi-
s n. she bides all the secrets of health
wt bio her breed, generous bosom, and
u
'meta but to gi. to Ler intelligently
his every need. The discovery of
.1..• great Cough Remedy, Glue's SYRUP
..r Ilii Seam.* (lt., is an apt illustrs•
to o of tkis. Aa a cure for Coughs,
Id., Ls. of Voice and Hl.arseness it
oda unrivalled, while its low price and
• ..dtnuae of access places it within the
ets'ch of all. Try it and be convinced.
tit chemists keep it in 25 and 50 -.Tent
b ties. - ed
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XewepJ rr sows ' "'is GreedAmerico» Remedy for
COLD$ ASTI/JlA,
We call the special attenlon of post- JJ R O 11'C 717'18, 8 LUSS OF
masters and subscribers to he f .11owing Vi)ICF,, RSENESS AND
synopsis of the newspaper laws : TIIRO4 7' AFFECTIONS.
L A postmaster is required to give P'•.ta-elftiow rtepa... ad stave. own► ..._-
notice latter !returning 1paper sloes see' n■t.,.., ewt.o..ia abs y ra.sa..'t
by 1psect hale. ti•.et''rier to awe wed/elwe �/Y.1N/y�
not answer the law) when a subscriber aura' .bo"• °".ayloiw/. w'o'e"'ci'' a,saMwaf oa
r ebo ora a•& t •r"de.l•vw 14, Had '4, s taw
dues not take his paper out of the office,-e'uao..l dorbl g15 ....t o.i..,04 ,..n.'s ua.w for
and state the reasons for its not being oweP"''''`'- - r n this
taken. Any neglect to doso makes the has heard •.uw ar►
posttnaater responsible to the publishers % ee"), - GRAYS a.•.. ".r..
fur payment. Biu ..,4 *taw
2. if any (person urden his paper dis- 83111013
continued, he mustall ar eS, awd fhe earl
pay Tcar'att ll o r s I w
or the publisher may continue to send it
until payment is made, and collect the
whole amount, whether it be taken front fa 'Troy
the Whim or not. Ther earl be no legal
discontinuance until the payment 18 L•rfr I
,Ads
made. sonata./
srwPtia
pj✓.lk.l• to
ta' pi"e
even item
order .hew
t. drink
a tea wade
'raw rhe
I►rrre
cases of
L i.ij Di►
3. Any parson who takes &paper front
the post -office, whether directed to itis
name er another, or whether he has sub-
scribed or not, is responsible for the pay.
4. If a subscriber orders his paper to
be stopped at a certain time, and the
publisheV continues to send, the sub-
scriber is bound to pay for it if he takes
it tit of the post -office. This proceeds
upon the ground that a roan must pay for
what he uses.
5. The courts hive decided that refus-
ing to take a newspaper and periodicals
from the post -office, or removing and
leaving them uncalled for, is prima _Nees
evidence of intentional fraud.
No article erer attained such unhinged -
ed popularityin so short a time -as Bur-
dock Blood itters, and that too tlurine
the existence of countless numbers ..f
widely advertised hitters and blood puri-
fiers. 1t is evident that this medicine
begins its work at once, end leave+ no
desirable effect unattained.
A General afempede.
Never was there such a rush for Drut'
Stores as is now at ours for a Trial Bet
tle of Dr. Kings News Discovery fin
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. All
persons afflicted with Asthma, Br.,nchi-
tis, Hoarsenesit, Severe Coughs, or ant
affection of the Throat and Lungs, c.'in
get a trial h. the of this great reweJy
free, by callin at your drug store.
W. a.'n True Prieto.
A friend in need is a friend indeed.
This none can dtiny, especially when as-
sistance is rendered when oneis sorely af-
flicted with disease, more particularly those
complaints and weaknesses so cnnitnon to
our female population. Every woman
should know that Electric Bitters are
woman's true friend, and will positively
restore her to health, even when all
other remedies fail, A single trial al-
ways proves our assertion. They are
pleasant to the taste and only coot fifty
cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists.
P: gra a (.000A.--ORATmrvL AwD enpPO'rtT, y-;.
-"By a thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the operations of digestion
and nutrition, and by a careful application .:f
the Ane properties of wcll.eelccted ('oeoa. 1!r,
Epps has provided our breakfast tables with 1.
delicately flavoured beverage which may sac c
us many heavy doctors' bills. It le by the judl-
eleious use of such articles of dict that a enn-
etitution may he gradually built up until.tr..,.
enough to resist every tendency to diaeasr.
Hundreds of subtle mtladiea are floating
amund us ready to attack wherever there i.
weak point. We may escape any a two,
shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified will
pure blond and a properly nourished franc."
--Civil Service Gaselta----Aotd only in Packet
labelled -"Jamas h:Yte R C"., llom'eopathf.
Chemists. London. Eng." Also makers n
Epps's Chocolate Essence for afternoon tar•.
66 s week In your own town. Terms and
$ft outllt tree. Addreet H. If Au, rr &
Co. Portland Mattie
ANCHOR'LINE.
UNITED STATES MAiL, STEAMY:RS
Sail every Saturday.
NEW YORK TO (;I.AS•'G( W
('ABIN.y 211 to 210. BTKM1AGE jtN'
These Steamers do not carry cattle, sheeporpte
NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
CABINS PA to Na. Excursion at Reduce,'
Rates.
I'aneenger accommodations are ansurp.Ascd
All staterooms on Main Deck.
1'ai.rngcrn hooked at lowest rates to or freii•
anyRa�Iroad Station in Europe or Amerle.
lraftsat lowest rates, ps abletfreeof charge.
throughout England, Scotland and 'Ireland.
For hooks of information, plans, Rr.. appii
to }lits Dims m1 RROTHERA, 7 }(e,wu]n(7RRKs.
N. Y.
Or to MRS. E. W A RNOC K, Hamilton 1+t
1751 Agent at Ooderich
Ht1 01W 0017NTY
I R ECTOTY
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THE NEW DIRECTORY FOR HI
RON COUNTY. LUCKNOW AND KiN
CARHINtt.now reae itoontalnsthe same.
of every Farmer and l�otssasoMer In the (born
ty with their Post 0 et Addresesw The neo
es_,piste work ever W.N.
PRZOID, - - •3.00_
Agents Wanted.
fi1R*AL (01MM17sN101i.
MMr:
MINION Trw1JeRteG row,
London. O.N.
Dee. a. iM, Olt
PATENTS.
K'r eostlss* to art se 8ntieitnrs for Pat en' •
caveats, 'rade Marta (' fa ell.. fti,
lee Owed Matas, nasaes, f)rila intra d.
sP'ea , Germany. vie. W ve had
(�trt7-
Pb1eW ebeat Caw % ao are netsa•d In
the splendid_ Apias:ae Tido_ and
*beim the F'r. .. r . arotat�y tmtlrr. =s rar-
POUSI/. iawndp�hepet ananPalma AtIOtawise M r Nark. YanAe bam► Awe�sk
maws it's
SYRUP-
er "
RED
aur laps
k. es
a.elorwal
tu.ie, and
4aw•e wde
p ro peties
served.
sac. sr•
s.• care-
t V
ar♦tamnll /Pre-
. pared or a
(ow tem -
Pe eahue,
contain.
a o ro •
sickedtonettto
'Orn. in
wplete
swau.on.
SPRUCE
GUM.
Its remarkable power in relieving
certain porno of Bronchiiti.i, and it)s�
almost speeiffe efeet in curing ob-
stinate Flocking Coughs, is note well
knowe to the p'lhlie at large.
Mai by all resprefoltie e,ea.ld.. hie•, VI sod
t10 e. V. o honk.
7a. wood.. Sorer. of /7•d ;:porus (h r" o".$14-
ev/e o r egidte..-d pure Marc.
sadl.Ml. ore a1.et r.i,Ufm d _
KERRY, WA T.q'OY et
Irlsof rr4 Der•Mra.,
Mao Pro --+store sad L0..y,'a
r. -.r sale t.) .• al(Y.s tt 1,. :, •rev,
(1ROROL ,
Chemists and Druggists.
INZiIE$
To DsuAsle, Cowrtwit.rs and Accrue/ere
which HALYARD'. Ysu,ow On. is s-
teed to curs or relieve either in MAN or
Buse. -
TAEYJtINTIRNALLr 101
CROUP, eor'n7f.Y,
CRAMPS, BORIC T1IBOAT,
ASTHMA, COLDS, to.
AMMO II(TUTAILr root
1Hs7TMATIAN NNrJk4LGIA,
CHILRLAI7Ys, CALLOUS LUMPS
alISL Ii0A, 87777 JOINS,
GALLA, PGOAT' AIM,
LAMIN13S, COR7r",
c»lrTRACTIONI BRUISES,
LUMBAGO, IT •
DRAPNRsg, PAIN 117RAM
SPRAIN!, PAIN ` iIDM M
Every battle aannntsed to Five wotisfice
fifes Or worry n
intlfleas t'MTN IAN strTLL Passu 1s..
TACCIATTRN & 00., Pt'oyilet al
T1)IONTn, i)wT.
TM— MAN'S
WORM POWDEilS.
Ars pt.wst to take. 5 alta in their .we
Pegsllva t. • safe, wire, and .Aleetsef
Irises,_, or wenn" Is CLtittls. • Aatais
TSAa CGATa..
, R•v. r
\.reg- ^...e
0.0 -Ct 'tr srr
Road. .trid. (on-
at►awtl t•r.. I art lee
.-
likm+recs.lk art Moto.
1MKra. fn.a K Ap.
_ delete'' re. Levi of
wail a ain't
ny ='- ". •
.. £ . pS , the (•.n..
aye, , R' abs Maw.
sea, ■easel er Ltd-lrt 5. 'i by- rd ado.
mild and ttnwenii ;. t:a-r �_ :t'a Y►•+m t t
paste •abr.row7 tub Ma MM.
Hardware 1 Hardwar
THE UNDERBIGNZD 18
1/TZLL .A. D
FOR HEST
OOmsa.i •
.'-per•_,. - :. ��.:/41
AND LO WENT PRICES. HE KEEI'S 'O'VLL STOOK OF SHELF AND
General Hardware!
DO NOT FAIL TO SEE
A:ES1A
I Seep all the Newest and Bost Makes.
SOLE AGENT FOR THE "LYMAN"
Four -Barb Fence Wire
R_QCT J CZ
AFTER THE FIRE.
JOHN STORY
The Tinsmith is still to the (runt,
I have pleasure to mate that despite the ineenventenee 1 was put to in my business/by
I he recent Are in my premises, that I am now in full blast again, prepared to give;t he r-rcatee
bargains in Ooderich in
STOVES, TINWARE, LAMP GOODS,
and every other line In the business.
I would also return my thanks to the lire Brigade and people of Ooderich for the sae
cessful eObrts is saving my property in my abeence from home, at the late Arc.
John Story.
AT THE OLD STAND.
B. C. STRACIIAN
RAM REMOVED HIS
GROCERY BUSINESS
To she old stand in the Albion Block, formerly occupied by him, where he will be please
to welcome all his old customers and the public generally. A large Quantity of
NEW, FRESH GROCERIES'
AM
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
D, C_ STRACHAN
I3URON CARRIAGE WORKS.
T. & J. STORY
y'
tsUCCEsORB TO JOHN KNOX). MANUFACTURERS OF
• r' .. r..,
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t
r '
CRItICS
ANY STYLE ,OF VEHICLE BUILT TO. ORDER.
REPAIRING and JOBBING done with Neatness and Despatch, and at reau-
wattle hates. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
T_ 8z J_ STORY,
ICNOX'S'()i.i1 STNV. t1AMI1;1'ON-•!'I:EET.
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GRAND
t
GRAND 'LE' RING SALE
Il F
Boots and Shoes,
-A
CAMPBELL'S ROOT god SHOF EMPUIflUM,
}1()J ONE 31UN'171.
Previous to tock taking. My Stock is Large and well -assorted,
and
GREAT BARGAINS
will be giver
=1:ZMS = CASH
WM. CAMPBELL.
1; li!t
Daniel Gordon,
Cabi�el-Mager and Uurlerlaler.
Oblate 11..x tea tA' r.o,v,fy, awl Lamest PIMA (At. red. o/ I-.n,do„ !
Penteea Armee.
Rio- Roo 4cITp•,
bib Dm- BOA aim,
RAW! ORA IRA,
Lor Stas. 'Ts"
Coeds I. ee• tell and d
.4te,r adv antaggatm-k
tn see: my 11 they need . ft red artier •
Aar p
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