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DISEASE COMES ed forward to with some little ani
1 THIS ATHLETE OF
iety on the part of the cattlemen,
THROUGH THE BLOOD for and insist heir tont theswn is ser► exacting,
-- Icare being exercised in regard to
the stalls and stables, as well as
their inmates. He inspects every -
To Curs Gunmen Alllne1t3 th3 thing thoroughly, anti it is a sad
Blood Must be Made Rich I dad thing some
ase when
it he discovers
and Red. The farm is a model and is visited
I Pearly by thousands of fanners and
Nearly all the diseases that et- breeders, who find there everything
flirt mankind are caused by bad that modern science has invented
blood, weak, watery blood poison- for the advancing of cattle breed -
ed by impurities. Bad blood is the
cause of headaches and backaches,
lumbago and rheumatism, debit
sty and indigestion, neuralgia and
her nerve troubles, and the dis-
uring skin diseases like eczema
and salt rheum that shop how im-
pure the blood actually is. it is
no use trying a different medicine
for each disease because they all
spring from one cause—bad blood.
To cure any of these diseases you
must get right down to the root of
the trouble in the blond. That is
just what Dr. Williams' .Pink Pills
do. They make new, rich blood.
That is why they cure these dis-
eases when common medicines fail.
Mr. Henry Baker, Chipman, N. B.,
says:—"About a year ago I was
so weak and miserable that I
thought I would not live to see
spring again. I could neither
work, eat nor sleep. My blood was
in a terrible condition. My entire
body broke out with pimples and
small boils that would itch and
pain and caused mo great trouble.
I went to the doctor and tried sev-
eral medicines but to no effect. I
was almost in despair when one
day •a friend asked me why I did
not try Dr. 'Williams' Pink Pills. I
decided to try thein and took alto-
gether eight boxes. By the time I
had finished them I was like a dif-
ferent man. They not only puri-
fied and enriched my blood, but
built, up my whole system and I
have not had a pimple on my flesh
nor a sick day Since."
To enrich the blood you must get
the genuine Pills with the full
name, "Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
for Palo People," on the wrapper
around the box. Sold by all medi-
cine dealers or by mail at 50c a
box or six boxes for $2.50 from
The Dr. \Villiutns' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
KING'S FAVORITE DRESS
LOOKS WELL iN FIELD MAR-
SHAL'S REGALIA.
After Doffing Gorgeous Costume,
King Eduard Enjoys Visit
to Stock Farm.
lug.
''Old ,Tack," who has complete
charge, is a veteran who has been
in the sante position for over thirty
years, and he is a great favorite of
the King. The King is usually very
punctilious about the deference due
to his rank being paid to him, but
with this favored employe he re-
laxes and permits familiarities
which would bring a stinging re-
buke on the head of any other.
The old man and his royal master
generally contrive to get into a
heated argument about the cattle,
which ends, in the majority of
cases, in the old man's hobbling
away in high dudgeon, in which
state he remains until the timely
offer of a cigar restores him to good
humor. .
CiIINI:SE WOMEN AWAKENING
They are Demanding Education and
Legal Rights.
The Chinese woolen are awaken-
ing to the brutality and injustice
of their position. and aro demand-
ing education and legal rights. The
old Empress willingly heard their
call and answered it. Schools fur
girls have recently been establish-
ed, with foreign ladies, principally
Japanese, as teachers. They are
crowded with pupils, mostly from
leading Chinese families. In Pekin
the college for young ladies of the
court is very popular, and fourteen
Mongolian princesses are receiving
their education there. English is
taught, in all the schools. Many
women are not content with the
education ('hint can supply, and
have left their country to ,study in
European universities. Miss Le
Tsu-zung. the daughter of a doctor
at Shanghai, has recently been ad-
mitted to the Berlin University on
the special recommendation of the
Chinese Minister, and many others
aro follow ing her example.
RCSI CHBEKED BABIB&
Nothing in the world is such a
comfort and a joy as a healthy,
hearty, rosy-cheeked, happy baby.
Babies and young children can be
kept in perfect health by giving
them an occasional dose of Baby's
Own Tablets, which will keep the
or -
This time the Kinghasto ire stomach and bowels in perfect prepare aro der. And when sickness comes
to meet any foreign ambassadors there is no other medicine will cure
who n ish for an audience, or such the minor ills of childhood as
other special messengers as are speedily and safely as Baby's Own
daily passing between the Euro- 'Tablets. Guaranteed to contain
peon courts. For this function no opiate or poisonous drug. Mrs.
•King Edward attires himself in the 31. Ronlard, Eastern Harbor, N. S.,
full regalia of a British field mar- says :—"I have used Baby's Own
Fled, with the imperial scarf across Tablets for the various ills from
his coat and his breast decorated which little ones suffer, acid find
with the blazing insignia of the them a marvellous medicine.
royal orders. This is a costume Thanks to the Tablets my baby now
which the King has a decided pref.,' always enj..ys the best of health."
erence for. Sold by all Medicine dealers or by
It is a magnificent dress and par- ! `mail at 25c. a box from The Ur.
titularly becoming to him, for it 11llliuins' Medicine Co., Bruck%ille,
enhances considerably the digni- Onta.
FIFTY-TWO YEARS
S.11•S til: o%% ES HIS WONDER..
F1'l. l:\I:It1i 1' 'f0 DODO'S
hill\E1' P111.5.
Was Tortured With Rheumatism
and a Cripple Till the Great
Kidney Remedy Cured 11itn.
Six Nations, Ont., Jan. 18
(Special). --Fifty-two years of age,
but. still young enough to captain
the lacrosse tearp, John Silversmith52,800 fretand lifted either one Aunt Mary lead not appeared, Mrs.of this place can tr.Ily be looked en skate or the other 13.1..A)times. The flint asked if any of the children
knew where their Aunt Mary was.
John spoke up promptly :—
"Please, mother, she is on the
roof."
RENEW YOUR YOUTH.
Never before has the struggle for
social and commercial success been
so keen as in our own day, and to
the victor and the vanquished
alike comes a time when nerves and
body cry fc.r rest. Nature and sci-
e INGENIOUS ADVERTISING. OBEDIENT JOHN.
Figuring out Skate -Weights Makes Mrs. Flint always demanded in-
I:ood Talk. Stant and unquestioning obedience
from her children- Ono afternoon
A very unique argument eas re- a stoim came en, and she sent her
Gently put forward as an advertis- eon John to close the trap-door
ing feature of the Automobile leading to the rouf.
Skate. Tho Automobile Skate, it "But, mother--" said John.
may be mentioned, is the newest ''John. 1 told you to shut the
thing on the ice. It is exceptional_ trap-dtor."
ly light, being made with an alu- "Yes; bat mott.er—"
nlinuui-alloy top and a blade of "John, shut that trap-door."
'All right, muther, if you say ro,
but------''
'John"'
John ,;lowly climbed the stairs
and shut the trap -dour. The storm
howled and raged. Two hours
later the family gathered for tea.
When the meal was h•tlf over and
nickle steel. Here is the argument :
Every slide of a skate takes you
forward something over four feet
while the other skate is lifted and
held above the ice. Suppose a per -
seri Foes ten miles around a rink
--which distance is easily covered
by most anyone—he has covered
as a wonderful athlete. One would "Automobile" Skate is, at the low -
naturally think he was all his life est figure, six ounces lighter than
a healthy loan. But it was far any other. Figuring that out, you
otherwise, and he unhesitatingly will find that he has actually lifted
states that his wonderful energy 4,888 pounds less than he would
and vitality are duo to Dodd's were he using any other skates.
Kidney Pills. The Automobile Skate is manufac-
"1 suffered from Rheumatism for tured by the Canada Cycle and
over seven years," Mr. Silversmith Motor Company.
says in telling his story, "and it 3'
finally made a complete cripple of CHEER UP!
me. My back was bent nearly dou-
ble and when I tried to walk I had button your wife's waist. Be glad
to use crutches. Latterly I could
not get around at, all and I suffer-
ed excruciating pain.
"Two boxes of llodd's Kidney
Pills gave me relief ; sixteen boxes
cured me completely."
1)odd's Kidney Pills always euro
Rheumatism because Rheutnatism
is caused by disordered Kidneys
and D.;dd's Kidney Pills always
cure disordered Kidneys.
.l,
The yellowest gold comes from
Alaska; the reddest from the Ural
district. Au:aralian gold is red-
dish, and California yellowish.
Worms derange the whole system.
Mother Graves' Worm Extermina-
tor deranges worms and gives rest
to the sufferer. It only costs 25
cents to try it and be convinced.
Shopkeeper—"Corns here, Fido!
Fine animal, that. Your dog, sir 1"
Young Customer—"My dog 1 I hope
not. Would not be followed about
by such a eur as that." Shopkeep-
er—"Get out, you brute. 1 hate
dogs." >>
"•-•r » Child—"For ter Rasa and the work&me. A Four stamp !1fif1
children win ae sloshing, They „nee hems Lady—"What for? out them. There is nothing Ua116e- to new In operation. producing front the Reran
osiers,' with snow• Half a tet. p•'or.i..t of rain- keping the fox warm, of course. :atlas in their stn actu re• and the grade ure about $ fl U,O per month. Some tett.,. UO
:killer in hot sweetene.l water will prevent any worth .f on It now hloclod out sad we ran safe.
ill effects. Avoid substitute., there se but one . most delicate can use thein (unfr- Iv pwdict there eta heave: a'ullties Wert •aprtn -
"Painkiller "—ferry Davis' -2.5e. and 60c. Biliousness Burdens Life. — The dently.
bilious man is never a companion- ( t 1 it li d .,
peas bloc v( •t t,e?I .lyref Is now oRsre•1 t•r the
Schoolmistress, endeavoring to able man because his ailment ren- Broncho Bill—''See here. boss ! rook et 75c per share. We Invite fuar.t inrea•
impress upon the class the meaning dors him morose and gloomy. The What in thunder dyer mean by M1314TO11 & OAVANAUON,
of the word "cuticle"—"Now, Pol-complaint is not so dangerous as it putting 'Paid with thanks' on my isnokeIte, Irrawet 1002, NCLSON, B.p
ly Johnson. tell me what it is with iii is disagreeable. Yet no one need account? Jest you put 'with cash,' •
which my face and hands are cov-
ered." Back came the answer with
startling promptitude: "Freckles,
miss."
trice have combined to produce an
your wife has a t+air} and double environment where tired men and
glad you have a wife to button a women may renew their youth. On
waist, for. Some men's wives have
the main line of the Grand Trunk
no waists to button. Some assns Railway System, at St. Catharines,
wives' waists have no buttons on Ontario, is situated "The Wel-
to button. Some men's wives who
land,'' where the ills of life aro
have waists with buttons on to but -
Springs
by bathing in the Saline
ton don't cr.ro a continental wile-, Springs of the "St. Catharines
ther they are buttoned or not. Somea cls," under proper medical super-
men don't have any wives with.
vision and attendance. Apply to
waists with buttons on to button' 130 Pt. James street, Montreal, for
any more than a rabbit. booklet and further information.
! An Irish caps•ain inspecting his
A Woman's Sympathy
i company noticed that one of the
Aro you discouraged? Is your doctor's soldiers had neglected to wash et
bill a heavy financial load? Is your pain g
a heavy physical burden? I know what titer the back of his neck or his
these mean to delicate women—I have ears "H1 you:" he called to
been discouraged, too; but learned hove to r
euro myyaelt. i want to relieve your bur- hiin —"you haven't washed yourself
dens. 1`'h not end tho pain and atop the at the back! Right -about face and
doctor's Lill. I can do this for you and ¢
wit) tt you will assist me. . lvuk at 3 -ourself!"
A11 you need do is to write for a free
box of the remedy which has been p1.. cd
In my hands to be given away. Perl;a{,i Useful et all Times.—In winter
this one box will cure holo -1t Was done ro' or in summer Parmelee's Vegetable
for others. It so, I shall ho happy and
you wail be cured for 2c (oro cost of a fills will cope with and overcome
postage stamp). Your letters held cons- BUY [NAMES IN TN! BUT MINE IN
dentlally. Write to -day for my free treat -ally irregularities of the digestive
pleat. DJIt9. F. E CUIU(Aii. Windsor, oat.1 organs which change of diet, Canada's Greatest Cold Camp
. change Of residence, or variation riH1iiP ('rtY.Rl(," riluato.l Boma ffl ,nli
Importunate Lady (who has been ' of temperature may bring about. south of Nelson, ran undoubtedly claim the, die.
subjecting the child to a running They should be always kept at hand tinction. One yew's de•eioppwent has p.ru.fctee4
fire of questions)—"Is the skin of halt mines. the greatest elwhlchisthe '•Nugget.
q )and once their bouefic sal action be- In one year this nine has tatwn out &iris: de.
the fox any use?" Child—"Yes." comes known. no one will be with- vel"pn"ot ev"$5J,ee,) iu gum, actually 1a
AND
CoId-S ore;
Are your hands chapped, cracked
or sore? Have you "cold cracks'
which open and bleed when the skin
drawn tight.? Have you a cold sore
cost, bite, chilblains, or a "raw'
lace. which at, times makes It agon
or you to go about, your house}
uties? It so, Zara-tluk will give y•
chef, and will heal the frost -damage
kis. Anoint the sore places at night
,em.Btik's rich bealitttg essences w
.nk into the wolutds, end the smart
as, and will heal q,dctly.
Rt.ad this Lady's Experience.
Mrs. Yelton, of Portland, says:
'I consider it onl • my duty to tell yo
f the great benefit I have derived fro
Z:tm-Duk. My hands were so sore a
:racked that it was agony to put t
•ear water. When I did so they wool.
• ut and burn as it I had scalded the•
I see;ned quite unable to get relief fro••
thing I put on them until 1 tri
on link and it succeeded woe_: all els
d failed. It closed the big cricks
ave ine ear+, soothed the iuftauimatio
ud in a vary short timo haled in,
ands completely. It is a wonderf
healer and should be in every home."
rota -Pub /ha carts rhaln,J. rash's. u4
ca sees. Woe -re. /rect-m7 s•.rea sore heeds a»
• tS abu'auti M?..p.•es, nap -iron t et. rut
area, brut... aM/eis..,.r,.ens. UseJ as an r•,,Jr
neon 0 ran ea rheuniclen, rrsrlrey one -:hl.
ta. Of all Jrw1q i:la ,.s4 s.'n-,y or iv.; tree ro•
he 7.avi-BuA ('a. royal. Prete 50 r. 1 1
Or 4' !.ii.
•
e:'ect more economic work 1t 1a netes,ary 1.
e -eel ,a :,r er sad an tramway. Fort a pup
Always a Good Friend.—In
health and happiness we need no
friends, but when pain and pros-
tration come we look for friendly
aid from sympathetic hands. These
hands can serve us no better than
in rubbing in I)r. Thomas' Ecleetric
Oil, for when the Oil is iu the pain
is out. It has brought relief tri
thousands who without it would be
indeed friendless.
Mistress (astounded)—"You can't
read, Norah? Good gracious! How
did you ever learn to cook so
I well i" New Cook—' •Shure, Fount,
fled and ahthoritative air which is a' ',____— Oi lay it t' not Lein' uhlo to rade
distinguishing characteristic of the YOU KNOW THE \f.1\. tit' cook books."
Ding. King Ialwaid always wears
: it on state occasions. and although • Most of us are acquainted with
theperson who asks ohs nes- A Nag$ing sough drlvos sleep and comfort
not a tall mall and in Inner years q away. Von can c+•ngner It with Allen• Lung
inellned to be Sienna, he presents all i Ilene the sort of man who stops Hassam. which relieses hard hrethin,, pain in .. —
' \.ell Ili the muddle of a headlong 15..b.at and irritallun oI Ib. throat. Olt. 11
Ilnp"sing and kingly appearance g treeiy to rho children. Rale Them Without M;Ik.
CALVES neottet Pree.
Srce,. I:riep Seed Ca, Ltd., Toronto
Lawyer --"Yon say the prisoner, -
stole your watch 1 What. distingu-' A. J. PATTISON & CO.
ishing feature was shout the 53.35 SCOTT STREET, TORONTO.
watch?" \Witness --"It had ray'
sweetheart's picture in it." Law-, Stook Broker3 & Finanolal Agen!s
yer--"Ah, 1 see. A woman in the CO CS MB AILies '
case."
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suffer from it who can procure and be slick, too. None o' yer fu»-
I'arnlelee's Vegetable fills. By ny jokes on Inc."
regulating the liver and obviating
the effects of bile in the stomach No lubetrtute far "Then & f." Menthol Plaster, '
they restore men to cheerfulness although wee unecrnpulnusdealers nay ray Oats
and full vigor of action. 1.. rteenmmemled by doctors, hcapitals, alergy ,
i=sad ewe, fur pleurisy, endues/, etc.
't necessarily follow that 1
It doesn
man would rather fight than eat:
because he marries a cooking school
graduate. V
Thea N Ne Bush Thing as a harmless r.,nah.
The tr,.nbte knot from had t" wer.e un'e-s check.
e.1. Mica's Lunt! Rattan) cutin, lite e'rol of
colds. It allays iutlammation and clean the ata
passages.
DISCOVERED.
Beggar—"Sir, I am starving."
C'roesus—"here, take this con;
and tell me how you became so
tniserably poor."
Beggar --"Ah, sir, I was like
you: 1 was too fond of giving away
large stints of money to the peer."
MOST GENUINE i'L1:ASU'R1;, rush and asks YOU if you are in a
hurry. 31r. E---- is one of these
After his audiences are over the peels. and during a walk abroad
King d'rffs his magnificence to en- the other meriting he paused in as -
joy the most genuine pleasure of tonishment outside a friend's house.
the day. Dressed as a country I Beferc it stood three huge moving
gentleman, lie goes oft to his stock . vans ; the lawn was almost covered
farm to attend a dock sale. f his' with articles of furniture of sari-
Ilritnnnic Maj( sty bad not been oils e..orts—pictures. wardrobes, and
born in the purple he would prob- china. And there was his old
sbl} hate been a farmer, and he friend 11—, begrimed, %teary, and
•would hn%e been a Fled one. The ill-tempered. directing operations
King's cattle have taken prizes all in his shirt -sleeve).
seer the world, and their owner "What, 11----," exclaimed Mr.
not only takes a deep interest in E---. "are you moving 1"
their breeding and welfare, but is' "Not at all --not at ail," snap -
thoroughly (onversnnt with nil the red B--, with elaborate sarcasm,
lore of the cattleman. His love "I'in taking my furniture out for
for horses, of eourse, hos been n a ride :"
passion with him all his life. lett he'
is almost equally as fond ehf cows .\ lady writes: "i ens enabled to
end sheep. and is regarded as one replete the corns, root and branch,
p of the first authorities in his king- by the nee of Holloway's Corn
doth on these placid and unexcit- Care:. Others who have tried it
ing animals. have the same experience_
VI.TFin.\N C.tRES Foil ST0('K. i "-
NOT ON THE. MAP.
At lis ;.tock form his visit is le.,';_ i
There once lived a wealthy, but
1 uneducated man who owned many
ter,els. and followed their
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til a sis ,I et(lte:
t tic ' r,'t M• .;�.
n`ln:n SGg'1d CJI
ISSUE NO. 1 1
1 course 'vr'r the seas by the aid of
an enormous atlas.
"•i'tc jt,st had a letter," lie said
to a neighbor, "from one of my
1 captain:, and he tells ole that Iles
!been in n feat fill Nt••rrn, and didu l
I know but the vessel would go t•
r! e r..1Ilia I'll read you whet
1 , '!.•. rte. He !aye : 'The wave,
.' ':t c wou^_tain., MI ilr; the vivid
...*se hrekc the pitchy glr:urn,
\' • 'I. '. ' n lee:ere the n inti,
scat je:'pr i de.
.t 1 ..' l++ knew is. said
• • r, :is 1i folded the
• ici'e is Great J(•.,pardr 1
.w eta Pomo s here in the 11e-
. e ranean. but i stn's find it on
1, this map a±i}••e-hero :"
Time tries all things, and as
)tickle's Anti -Consumptive Syrup
has stood the test of years it. now
ranks as a leading specific in the
treatment of all ailments of the
throat and lungs. It will soften
and subdue the most stubborn
cough by relieving the irritation,
and resore the affected organs to
healthy conditions. Use will show
its value. 'fry it and be con%inced
of its efficacy.
amt theest.><t• u. htanl•.:1. n c,mmissles.
(• ••rc.pnndeuce isvite.. Urders may Ls wIreda$
sur •spools —
WANTED.
Agents, Stores, everywhere; hand -
ease profits ; sell our perfect,
brass, kerosene, mantle, tnble-
lamp; hanging or bracket -lamp;
100 candle-power; !; kerosene
used; a wonder; sells ou sight ; re-
tails $3.50.
11EBSTER SPEC! ALTV Co..
1Walerbury, Conn.
Old Gentleman --".1 poor lethal
canto to Inc this morning asking I Alt the Strength
for food, as he said he was St.I,v
ing. I sent him down to ; otir of Prime 011 Boof
plaer. acid told hien to get a c ' d is Concentrated in Bovril.
meal and i would pay for it. !I ..t
mud, is the bill 1" 1.andl. rd
"Fifty cents, sir." "What are B 0 R L
the items?" "Seven beers and
titre:. cigars."
aiLkg14a"
it.1
..o. e
Josh WI? nits. the elven'
Ptlo eneer chose max -
11. aro futi of homely
«;+duan, roe* said : ''Tho
i'rrger 1 live the mere i
b• hove seed set of how -
Es are wont mere then
a good ret st brats, "
(•e.errr King makes toed
bowels. '1.S cant', at flea - rn
Bn or Lj nasal. tl U. Wells it Ce.. Toro:. La.
Why
Not
Both
is palatable, very nourishing,
and easily (ligested.
It is no trouble to prepare.
A spoonful of i3OVEITa stir•
reel into a cup of boiling
.cater i5 the finest tonic and
I,icl:•nle-up.
BOVRIL IS LIQUID LIFE
In the town of Ballinagh lived a
butcher, who was famed for Felling
tough meat. A countryman went
in one day to purchase some. "Well
my good man," asked the hatcher,
"is it for frying or boiling you
want it ?'' "Neither," replied
John. "It's to make hinges for the
stable -door,"
.Ship:haat, L• n+ lit:• year. t. date, a::.,.rt
double lost year. '1HERR B A ItcAS(rN.
Over two hundred t appera and shippers w !o
had priori wooly. *hippedelsewhere have been
added to our list. ". 111• NOT 1.01' t 1i a pay
best price., slipping expoau, an I remit mash
same day. Pr,:e ll.t .rn app'i••atton.
A. & E. PIERCE & CO.,
507 til. t•.1l :. - Mt/Vi :t:al.
RS and
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Wrlt• for Weekly Price Lists, Shipments Solicited.
JOHN HALLAM - TORONTO, ONT.
WILY DO '
So many Institutions devoted to the higher Edu-
cation select Brll pianos) 'i he fact that they ure
and prefer the Bell is evidence of dietinct merit!
Ore follows professional advice in acquiring an educstoay
why n ,l follow professional custom is Inn in,( hell places )
Il.e only pianos with the I1limita!,k (Zi:ck
Rep -aline Accost. -
Send for (free) Catalogue No. 75.
The DELL PIANO SOrAein(^.o,. Lirn,r.d GUL'LPH ,ON-fARi0.
HOTEL TRAYMORE
(,S '1111. Or.F.AN FRONT.
ATLAt•TIC CITY, N. J.
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A rneenli..nl 'ea story fire genet addition Is jest'.e'ng e.np'er.;t. realise (51. f se; o
heetel-y the coedit and ssnt sole date of Atleatle Citi If -.tors A ..ew feat's. b tip ass
Mao of the bed rouses, e.eragtag If feet enure
R•ery room ,9mIoamil an newts .few, hath attached with s, and Ire+b water chess'.
giw ta.ve-yebamlor. rsaperatere rego'a``.J by Therm>.Jvlt the latest d5rwl•.ppmeas :a
steam beatiag. 11e:epb•r,e10*very roes. tion privllege ,. Capeailyepe, Nrl%s1.,lliostrat.J
boo! l.t
CHARLES 0. MARQUETTE., TR ‘‘',MORE tlOif:i. Cr lf'AYI,
Manager. 1). S. %\ fill E, Prca.de: L
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