Exeter Advocate, 1913-3-27, Page 7LI[+`L'S.1WLNO1t f, LS
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p � � DaDD, S KIDNEY PILLS
CURED MER :KIDNEY
DISE,A.SE.
New Brunswick Woman '.Tells Sow
t She Was Rescued from x11 Uealtl;i
by the Twin liteniedies, Dodd's
Kidney dills and -Dodd s. Dys•
pei►sia Tables.
"`NTeguac, Allain P. 0.
1Mar, 24 (Speoi31),-Mrs. 'Joseph G.
Savoy, a well-known resident of this
l ilaco, whose ill -health has been a
'matter of much concern to heti:
friends,,. is telling of the cure she
found for all her troubles in Dodd's
Kidney .Pills and Dodd's Dyspepsia
Tablets.
"My health is fine now,", Mrs,
Savoy says, in an interview. , "The
bpains are golfs from my side and
ack, and when,I go to bed 'I can
sleep.: 'Before • x .'started ,using
Dodd's Kidney :Pills and Dodd's
DyspepsiaTablets I '`could not eat
anything heavy, such as meat, but
Inow I . can eat practically what I
please .with no i11 effects."
Mrs, Savoy was in a generally
'rundown condition, ' and her cur
came about .by using the natural
remedies. Dodd's Kidney Pills
cuaed and invigorated her kidneys,
'thus purifying her blood and im-
proving the circulation. •
Dotld'ls Dyspepsia Tablet '
S'1nsured
proper digestion of her food, thus
furnishing the body with the nu-
trition it required.. Women with
healthy '.kidneys andsound diges-
tion can afford to laugh at, the
minor ills of life. ,
The Thing`to D'1•.
What shall I say if Mr. Blink-
ton asks me to marry him?" asked
the young woman.
. • "Don't bother; . about studying
.vhat you will say," replied Miss
Cayenne, "Rehearse an effort to
look surprised/'
dEarion. Bridge, 0- B., May 30, '02.
I have handled MINARD S LINIMENT
during the paet year. It is always 'the -
first Liniment asked for here, and unques-
tionably the best seller .of all the differ-
- ''ant kinds, of Liniment I: handle.
NEIL FERGUSON.
Greater . Capacity. •
"What de you mean by getting
drunk: when I send you out with a
prospective customer ?" asked- the
merchant.
"You told me to take the man's
measure," explained the profligate
son—, "This man had a greater ca-
pacity than I had."
Low Colonist Rates to Pacific Coast
Via Chicago and North Western Railway,
On sale daily,. March 15th to April 15th in-
clusive, from all pointe in Canada to Los
Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Salt
Lake City, Seattle, 'Victoria, Vancouver,
Nelson, Roseland, and many other points.
Through tourist sleepersand' free reclin-
ing chair cars from Chicago. Variable
route. Liberal stop overs. For full .In-
formation as to rates, routes and litera-
tnrte, writs or eall on B. R. Bennett, Gen-
eral Agent, 46 Yonge Street, 'Toronto.
A man may have great conver.-
satibnal aabilities, says one who is
rearmed, and still have. few conver-
sational opportunities.
Minard's Liniment Cures Carget in Cow,.
Why does nota successful man al-
ways 'give his friends. :.the same
brand of advice that he usess•in his.
own business? •
PILES CORED IN 6 TO,1.4 DAYS
riour druggist will rotund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure any ease of Itch.
Ing, Blind. Bleeding or'Protruding Piles in
i to 14 days, 50d.
."Pop, what is the difference be-
tween an artist and an artisan ?"
"An artisan, my eon, can . "usually
make at least $3 'a day."
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper.
"What business are you` engaged
in ?" "Collecting:'; , "Collecting
swhat V' ."The living the 'world
owes rise."
"Do you really -love rise V' she
;wrote. "Referr'ing to my last 1<•'t -
ter," he promptly replied, "son
will find that: I love you devote fly
on page one, madly on page three,
,
andpassionately on pages four and
five,
mu. nInu ELr;';3 WJT.
Many are the stories told. of Et.
Hon, 'Mr, Birrell, His wit 14, Irre-
pressible. When things wore going`
badly with his Education bill he
meet a bishop; who said to him; "I
am afraid your bill is dead," "Yes,
it may be, my lard," was Mr, Bir-.
cell1•
sfi i.i
a sw "but I believe in the
resurrection of tiie (dead." At the
time when the Crown jewels had
been stolen from Dublin Castle, the
visit of Icing Edward to "Ireland
was nearly due, andit was part of
lAnaeimlc Mothers
Here Is Relief!
jou Can Burial Your Worn-out
'Blood and Quickly Renew
Your Health It
t With Dr.
Raiitilton's x'f'ls
LP1MPLES'ITCHEQ'
-ANS BURN
7. t,,
On Arms and Les. CausedRunning .
Sores. Would Tear Himself
H mself "f ill
;They Bled. Like Open Wounds, -
CuticuraSoap and OintmentCured,
03 Stewart St.; T e r a an t 9: Ontyrio,..
"'When my baby was nlr,,o reenthaa, cid he'.
bad a lot or pimpies• comp on his aline; a tad.
legs wbieh used to come
to a head, then break and
cause running sores. Thy
wore bright rod spots,'.
which Relied and burned
so badly that ho would
tear hirrnseif t1U bo meds
them bleed and they were .
all like op on wounds,
They rroro on: Iris face
and arms so bad that I
did not like to take him
out, IIs could not *loop
or rost anywhgro. I tried
several things at hole and lots of different
things people used to advise me, but ho
did not got et bit better,
"I bathed each place In warm water anal'
Cuticula Soap and then I put scum of the
Cuticura Ointment on and bound them up
in soft rags and he slept, better that night
than he had for three weeks, and he
did not scratch himself once that night.
I did that for three 'days, night and morn-
ing, when we noticed the sores were get-.
ting drier and healing, so I bought a
cake of .Cuticura Soap and a box of Outi-
curs Ointment, and after a week and a few
days there" was nota blemish on
(Signed) Mrs. F West, ];'ob. 2s, 1912,
Cuticula Soap anti Cuticula Ointment aro
sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
For a liberal flee sample of each, with 32-p,
,book, send post card to Potter Drug /k Ohem.
Corp., Dept. 3913, Boston,U. 8. 'A.
Rt. Hon. Augustine Birrell.
Mr. Birrell's duty, as Irish Secre-
tary, to walk backwards as the King
advanced, and to' carry the big,
sword • of state. Walking back-
wards is not one of`Mr. Birrell's
accomplishments, • and he looked
forward to the occasion with peculi-
ar emotion. When, therefore,' the.
horror-stricken•officialsannounced
:
the disappearance of the regalia,
Mr, Birrell replied, "Good heav-
ens; I hope they remembered the
sword:"
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THE KNOW ROW
To Feed Children and Get Good
Results.
There are more nervous persons
made so by undigested food lying
in the stomach than the average
individual would suppose,
If food remains undigested in the
stomach, its begins to ferment; set
up gas and a large portion is thus
converted into poison..
That's .why imperfectly digested
food may, and often does, cause ir-
ritation of the nerves ' and stupor
of the -iniad—brain and nerves are
really poisoned,
"My daughter ,had ` complained
for some time of .a distressed feel-
ing in the stomach; after eating,
which set me thinking that her diet
was not right," writes an _anxious
and: intelligent mother.
"She had been fond of cereals,
ut had never tried Grape -Nuts.
From reading the account of this
predigested food, it seemed reason-
a}5le to try Grape -Nuts for her
ase.
"The' results were really wonder -
The little brain that seemed
at times unable to do its work, took
n new' life and vigor. Every morn -
ng, now, before; going ,;to school,
he eats the crisp little morsel`s and
now completely and entirely well,
he semis to ;have a new lease on
fe—no more distress in the sto-
ach, nor headache, but sound and
well everyway." Name given by
anadian Postum Co., Windsor,
ni;. Read r,,The Road: to Well
Ile," in pkgs.
"There's a Reason."
Ever read the above letter? A new one
pears from, time to time. . They are
mine, true, and full of human Interest.
•
Though marrieds cooking
hool graduate, many- a, roan would
other fight than eat.
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Minard'sLiniment Cures Cotde, Eto.
The average roan takes five and a
half pounds of food, and drink each
day, which amounts to nearly one
ton of solid and liquid nourishment
annually.
wt;; Try Marine tEyd Remedy
NoSmarting.rieotsrine—Acte Quickly.
Yo81 it TPy l t for itc,i, weak V'ntory lGyes and
® aranntated. Lyolids, lilustrat 0 Book.
E In each Package Minting is corn
N
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M
rul
Min
T
Chi
500,
SO.
the
poo
hav
nor
ago
trot'
clay
the
'bird
rive
and
nb
etre
the
nig
y S pounded eurigculistl+--notaF'Fatent
brecuclne" but tined In suecesstul Phyei-
od clans' Prattles 1'or 'many years. Nott'
QJ dedicated to the Publte mad sold by
Druggists at26c+Bac per bottle. -Merino
e Eye Salve in Aseptic robes, 250•60e.
Murine' Eye 'Remedy Co., Chicago
any a meek and lowly, roan. has
ed. the roost -as a baby.
ard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
Lawless ].fiver Population.
he river population of Canton,,
na, and vicinity is computed at
000. Rapid breeding and con-
nt recruiting from the pirates of.
West River further up 'keep
e with the high death rate. They
e no schooling, no religion, no
als, no hope. Until three years
not even Christian missionaries
Iced them ..sad their efforts to -
lacking adequate support from
homeland, are like throwing
-whet against Gibraltar. The
✓ rats are of neees�sity pirati
lawless, . A boy floating un
-
iced and uneared for down the
ant some bright ,morning trills
tale of a fight or treachery the
y
ht before or. perhaps days agar'.
Suffergr of .Twenty Years States
Hamilton's Pills are a Real Cure.'
"I can't remember 'any' time during
Past twenty years when my heart was
aching. If1 bent over, dark specks wo
come' before my eyes, and it seemed
if all the blood in my body wanted
rush to my head," Thusopensthe' le
of Mrs. Enooh S. Spry, of Putnam P
and continuing her interesting statem
she says: "Work .or exertion made
heart beat terrible, and "going vpsta
caused. Such shortness'' of breath that
fairly frightened me.' I tell you how
feel,; to -clay and you can understand wh great' dura Dr. Hamilton's Pills ha
'made: 1 feel strong enough now to wo
like a man, as for going tip stairs on t
run, it doesn't bother me at all. 1 eat a
sleep 4any well person ought, and
for dizziness which used` to frighten me'
much, it has entirely disappeared: 0
Hamilton's Pills are a: wonderful me
Gino. They Helped"me, and 1 know eve
Woman that uses them will have comfo
and good health. Refuse anything offer
You instead of Dr. Hamilton's Pills
Mandrake and Butternut, 26c. per 'box
druggists and etorekeepers, . or the 0
tarrhozone Co., Buffalo, N. Y., and Kin
eton, Canada.
IIOTELS PROTECT GUESS.
Dr.
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Their Operation Entails •Strict At-
tention to Details.
In a modern hotel properly oper-
ated there are scorns of specialists
elfiployed for the sole purpose of
protecting' the health, property and
lives of:the guests., The personal
safety-: of the guest inthe room is
tastefully considered. Each floor is.
operated ass if it werea separate
hotel. The floor is in charge of a
wolnanelerk, and it is so organized"
that all the details of the guest's
personal requirements have imme-
cliate andsatisfactory attention.
No one -can step on to the floor by
way of : eitheis the elevator or- the
stairs without` being seen by the
clerk. Any one desiring to call
upon. a guest must first obtain from
the 'floor clerk the ,information
whether or not the guest is: in and
wishes to see him. A record is -kept
of every access to guests' rooms.
The employees whose duties require
them to enter the rooms are be-
fore employment thoroughly and
carefully investigated. Each one is
well recommended and furnishes
a bond.
:The precautions taken to' protect
gainst.fxre are most thorough. The
men who run 'the elevators and the
engineers whooperate the power
plant are selet to with special re-
gard to their sobriety-, reliability,.
.
honesty and stability.
The chief engineer of a great mo-
dern hotel ranks very high in his
'profession. The power .plant and
elevator •system are so carefully
supervised asto make it almost irii-
possible .for an accident to occur.
Each elevator is inspected every
night by competent experts, and no
elevator which is not in absolutely
perfect condition to operate is al-
lowed to; remain in service.
Learns by Knocks.
A ,man never quite realizes how
much furniture he owns until : ho
triesto walk rapidly through his
rooms in the dark.
1
quitckiy stops coughs, cures colds, and heals
the throat and lungs. 23 cents.
New Baby Brother.
Doris was radiant over a recent
addition to the family, and rushed
out of the house to tell the news
to a passing neighbor. "Oh, you
dont know what we've got up-
stairs !" "What is it?" "It's a
new baby brother 1" And she set-
tled back upon her heels and fold-
ed her hands to watch the effect.
"Xon don't say so! Is he going to
stay?" "I expect se," very
o ioughtftilly—"he's got his things
Legrui<cerit,
of the bowels is . an absolute necea-
city for good health. Unless the
waste matter from the food which
collects there is got rid of at least
once a day, it decays and poisons the
whole bodyr causing biliousness, hull
-
golden and sick beadac1ees. Salts
and other harsh mineral putgat yes
irritate the delicate lining of thebowels, br. Morse's Indian Root
Pills --entirely vegetable regulate
the boucle etiectively, without weak'
ening, sickening or griping. Use
Dr. Morse's' lib
Indian Root Pilis
PRODUCES CANCER; IN RATS.
Prof. Fibiger Develops Parasite
Prom Cockroach Eggs.
Prop. Johannes. Fibiger, director
of the Pathological Institute of
Cope'nhagen, has communicated
some results of cancer research to
the Klinisohe Woohen.schrift,
Prof. Fibiger found that tumor-
ous affections in the stomach and
oesophagus of rats were associated
with a particular species of worm,
which develops from the egg to the
larva stage in the bodies of.cock-
roaoh.es. He fed healthy cock-
roaches with the eggs of these
worms, and then healthy rats with.
the infected cockroaches, with the
result that the "rodents developed`
tumors of an unmistakably cancer-
ous type. Thus he asserts he has
demonstrated for -the first time that
cancer can be produced at any rate
in rats and mise: by -.the operation
of these parasites,
The German m@dieal world is
veuy reserved in -its opinions as to
the Importance of this discovery,
past experience with the claims of
canner investigators having ren-
dered it very •sceptical.
YOUlt BABY'S SKIN
Is the most delicate fabric in the
world. You niay cause it perman-
ent harm by using poisonous min-
eral ointiitents for the little rashes
and "eruptions that every baby suf-
fers fr""onz occasionally. Don't take
any chances., Use Zam-Buk, the
baby's. best balm.
Zam-Buk is made from fine her-
bal extracts, and is free from any
harmful poisonous coloring matter.
Like the grasses and the flowers,
nature has colored it green. It is
nature's own healer !
Just put 'a little Zam-Buk-'on
baby's skin, and see how soon
it is absorbed; showing con-
clusively that the pores of the skin
are greedy for it. "
.Use nothing but Zam-Buk for
baby's skin troubles and wash with
Zam-Buk Soap.
All druggists and stares spll at
50c. box, or post free from. Zam-
Buk Co., Toronto, for price. , Re-
fuse harmful substitutes and imi-
tations.
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Not As Other Men.
It is a great misfortune to any-
one to conceive+ and cherish the idea
that he is :not as other men are --
that he is" of finer clay and of su-
perior orderof natureand re-
quires' certain dispensations of life
and a par"titular ordering of events
in relation to himself to enable him
to endure this mortal pilgrimage at
all. It is a misfortune, first, be-
cause it is difficult to provide a suffi-
cient number of persons of this con-
viction to ,ensure the desired com-
forts of his life; and, secondly, be-
cause, if a large I,>aroportion•, er
even all with whom he comes in
contact, were so persuaded, it
would so isolate him in an atmos-
phere of .selfishness that his better
nature would be absolutely stiffed
and dwarfed, and in time killed—if
that immortal part of tts which is
our better nature can die,
Could Afford It..
"My dear, my salary has been
raise"
"God,od., Now I can start in being
extravagant."
Thinks Swearing Alt Right
Providing the provocation equals oho of,
fence at 'ones stenting on Smith's coma.
Far hatter, to use Nth nin'g. Corn Extrae-
tor;-t-it does pure eorris and warts in one
day,, without pairs. Try "Putnani's," free
ram aelds,, and painless, »rlee 25e. at all
dealers.
WOMEN UVE LONGER.
Do 11Yoi Expend Their Vital
Strength ' Unneo.easttr;ly.
Statistical prove that women live
longer .than men. From this point
ari
res an ,". extremely Interesting
physiological question ---how is it to
be accounted for that the sex, which
r
ilways has been Considered physi-
cally frailer than men should in the
majority of instariuesoutlive men:?
If we' are to believe the "latent
authorities on the •subject; we find
that women are much more tena-
cious of life and desist :disease much
more readily than the average man.
She is in many respects the superior:
of the two.
As ak ru]e, she aloes not expend;
her vital strength unnecessarily,
while the majority of men either in
work, in play, or in pleasure, are
literally :prodigal of their store,
A writer has turned out some in -a
'structive comparative figures with
regard too the liability of nien and
women to disease and •deatll. He
says from 3 to 35 'years of age the
death rate between the sexes': re-
mains about even, but afterwards
the scale turns in favor of women
At 40 a woman has seventy-eight.
chances to "one against dying, while
man has only forty-nine chances to.
one. At 60 the odds are nearly
twice as large in favor of woman,
and at 80 they are five times as
great.
Prof: Sargent of Harvard says
their fi 'gitres are changing' to resem-
ble more the men: More height,
deeper chests, smiller hips
. -
To Ease Tight Chest
And Cure a Cold
Rub 'On Nervi fisc
No Remedy Ralf So Efficient.
'°I didn't have to suffer long with a
sore, wheezy chest. I had a mighty bad
cold—it held me like a vise, but I knew
what to do 'I took half a teaspoon.
ful, of Nerviline in hot water and rubbed
my neck and chest every half hour dur-
ing the evening. You would hardly
credit the way Nerviline loosed up that
tight chest, enabled me to breathe like a
free man,gave me ' comfort in a ` few
hours." •
This is the experience of 8, P. Durand,
a well known resident of 'Burton's Cor-
ners. In thousands of homes Nerviline
is used every d'ay. 14 a little child has
a sick stomach.. "just a few drops will
suffice. If there is, any bowel disorder or
diarrhoea, only a small dose is required.
Inwardly or outwardly, wherever- there is
Pain or inflammation, Nerviline will al-
ways relieve quickest andcure surest of
any remedy :known.. Family size, 50c.;
small bottle 25e. at all storekeepers and
druggists, or The Go., Buf-
falo, N. Y. -
ICEBERG LIKE A RAPIER.
Action of Air and Waves Causes
Berg to Sink in Low Water.
Usually the s whole submerged
part of an -"iceberg remains con-
stantly surrounded with cold water
and thus melts uniformly and slow -
This, however, is the case only
with the lower surface and the parts
of the side walls that are quite
deeply sunk. The parts •just below
the surface undergo usually a more
intense fusion than the rest. This
results from a more rapid renewal
of the chilled water, produced by
the agitation due to waves and to
surface currents.
In this case- a sort of circular
gorge is, melted out around the
berg, immediately below the level
of the sea, and the result is an ex-
cess of weight in the parts subject-
ed only to aerial makings. These,
being ill supported, shortly' sink be-
low.
At this stage the berg seems to
reach out under the sea and rip
open, the hull of a .ship as with a
rapier.
Simple, friction against the sub-
merged part of such an iceberg
may, almost without shock, produce
long tears in the relatively thin
hulls of large vessels. The loss of
the Titanic is perbap.s due to an
accident of this kind.
♦y '
The family remedy for Coughs and Colds.
Shiloh costs so little and does so much 1"
Due.
In but a few short weeks she'll say
"My darling, grab thy mace
And beat those rugs for isle, I pray,
Housecleaning's taking place."
TO CURE A COL~
D1N ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tabiet+S.
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure,
F, W. GROVE'S signature is on each bot,
26c.
Old Coins Broken.
They had an ingenious plan for:
meeting a shortage of small change
in the old days before copper coins
existed. Until the reign of Edward
I: the silver penny was thesmallest
coin. tainted in England, ` to the
great inconvenience of the small
purchaser of the perloel, But the
difficulty was to some extent got:
over by the issue of pennies indent-
ed with a deep cross. The Coin
could then be broken into half-
pennies and farthings. Our fiss't
real copper coinage only dates from
1012, and until the time of Edward,
VI, farthings of silver were toined,
Suossismolsoilsossosimpar
IT $ AT+,VIES maxima
OF
PEOPLE
Worth ,lour while to test It
IPTON'S
TEA
Sustains and Cheers:
inswesmossum
GLOVES
Thal Are Guaranteed •
Why take chances in buying a pair
of gloves when you can get apesitives
guarantee backed by Canada's
largest glove factory in„lbe,
ELL Pinto Shell Gvea
made, from specially tanned horse- ;.
hide, Guaranteed wet proof, 'grind
proof, steam' and heat proof. Send
for Illustrations, •
HUDSON iBAYI KNITTING .CO.,
Canada's Expert Cleve and 85111 &fakers.
MONTREAL.
F. ARMS FOR SALF.
H. W. DAWSQN, Ninety Colborne Street,
Toronto.
'1.31” OOD STOCKPARROL' 500 ACRES with Three. Rouses, large Bank Barn.
&fust be sold nulek. Price is very low,
FFV3ItAr, DESIRABr,ni FARMS, IN.
t.7 Manitoba Alberta and Saskatchewan.
that can be bought. Worth the money far
(Mick sole. ,
T HAVE- OVER ONE HUNDRED :ttOOD
farms in different Sections of Ontario
on my list. If you want a farm consult
me:.
►'- l"
ns wants Tgrontp,.
�{ Ir'rl'Y ACRES IN BRANT • COUNTY
Frame house. number of outbuild-
Ings, Owner anxious to sell, going to
Northwest. The Western Real Estate ''Ex-
change, London, Ont.
rARM IN SASKATCxEWAN EQUIP•
ped• in crop; must sell; termd easy..
Percy Love, Iiawarden, Sask.
STAMPS AND COiNS.
1t' TAMP COLLECTORS—HUNDRED `I)IP-
ferent Foreign Stamps, Catalogue,
Album, only Seven Cents. Marks Stamp
Company, Toronto,
MISCELLANFO'.Is'
EES FOR SALE—ONE HUNDRED
first class colonies of Bees, partly
Italian, in Eight' frame Langstroth-Hives.
Delivery in May. R. F. Holtermann,.
Brantford, Ontario. Canada.
,f t ANOEII, . TUMORS. LUMPS, Baas
/ internal' and external, eured with.
out nain by our home treatment. Write'
Os before too late. Dr, Reliman Medical
no.. Limited, f:ollinswnnd. Ont.
el eLL STONES, l tI)_N.EY AND 'bt.,AD•
IX der Stones, . Kidney trouble, Gravel,
Lumbago and kindred ailments positively
cured with the new German Remedy,
"Saner." price 51.50, Another new remedy
for Diabetes -Mellitus, and sure cure, Icy
. "Sanol's Anti -Diabetes." Price 52.00 front
druggists or direst, The ..Sanol Manufas•
Luring Company cf Canada, Limited,
Winnipeg, Man.
CHENILLE CURTAINS
and alb kin de o1 horse hangings, also
LACE CURT DYED NEW CLEANED(
- Write to us about yours. Gold Medalist.
611rISH AMERICAN DYEING CO., Box 233,Montreal
Maypole Soap
THE CLEAN
HOME DYE
Gives rich, even
colors, free from
streaks and absolut-
ely fast.
bsolut-elyfast. Does not
stain hands or kettles
24 colors,avill give
any shade. Colors
10c, black 15c, at
your dealers or
post - paid with.
booklet 'How to
Dye" from Xoq
F. L. BENEDICT & CO. Montreal
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