HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1909-03-04, Page 3THE TRUE CAUSE
OF RIIEUMATISM
Caused by Uric Acid in Blood ane
Lan Only be Curia Though
the Blood,
Nut many years ago doctors
thought rheumatism was only ai
local pain caused by exposure toll
cold or wet. Now they know that,
rheutnatism ie caused by tho blood
bo oiivag tainteel with uric acid.
Maacid contrrlct's the n usclees,
stiffens the joints, aid irritate
the nerves. Then the cold and wet
Aske the joints and uniscle.a
greae ;: iia aching rheumatism.
You bleier.: the wee:Hier bet the
seal cavae is acid in the blood. 1f
not promptly treated the cliffuese i ly used words as bishop, devil, clerk
Spreads and the pain grows worse (from etcricus), preacher, pound,
each year until y uu are a helpless 1 mint, street, butler, pepper,
cripple, tortured day and night.
If trio disease touches the heart. it,
WORLD-WIDE LANGUAGE.
The English 'Tongue 1'. An Ayton-
Isbiug Mixture.
The English dictionary was evid-
ently eery proud of itself.
"I contain the whole English
language. In fact, you may say
that 1 am the English luuguage.
V. nut is the English language 1
Well, to be truthful, it's an aston-
ishing mixture. In any one hun-
dred words that you speak or
Can't Praise
Them Too Much
So Says Charles Bell of
Dodd's Kidney
Pills.
Instances When
SUGGESTIVE OCCURRENCES M P Style—"Why,
r. a my dear, ` ■wANTBKLf4aLaNY`f AND
wnytll�
-- I'm glad to see you so composed. I ♦� cat ever (:►via to wort♦ for es dories
Children Initiated •t)'}favi 1 left this morning you w'?T��tketrepareh�,onwWyoerblghersd.Perfa.al,.
1 Toilet ogetsites, Ton Coteau, site. tie cape
s•eninQ and K'allin d •ne.t'eesiss•ry. Nark ploevautend roawuent•re.
T1i. hoar %portent's Cu., D.p'L W, Tra1lle
Avenue, Toronto, Canals.
Great Inventions.
Hoole of our most useful meci,ani-
g an tearing
your hair because Fido sees ill
cal appliances owe thie resistenee+ just t11e iit•y!e—''\Yell, you ee,
iter you left Mrs. Tipptee
to the ingeunity of children in tush jcame in and teed mo that dogs ,f
loving their playthings. Argued, Fide
'a breed were going out of e
v;hu Invented a lamp with a nick fashion. So I dried my tears incl
fitted into a hollow cylinder, was kicked him out."
one day buy in his norkrooiu;
sitting before the burning lamp, his A monument. erected by pu'.!I('
little brother was arousing him -:elf nrhscription in Clydebank Public
Ne had Rheumatism for Ten years and by. 1,lacuig a bottolnless oil flask Park to commemorate the heroism
write, you Kill find from heventy the old Reliable Kidney Remedy Cureder different articles. Su'deulof Hebert orris, who in 1807 Lest
to ninety Anglo-Saxon word!,, al- him comeistety.J' lfoc ('
though the English tongue it; now hi placed it. upon the flame of the his life attempting to save an in-
though
than half made up of word,: North Range, Digby Co., N. e., lamp, which instantly' s.,ot up the font at the North British Railway
taken from Latin French and Mar. I. ({Special). ---"1 am so filled lung circular neck of the flash with crossing,was unveiled recently.
y' •
with gratitude to D,r<ld'e lii<iuey', inc;cy:ed b,illir ney.
Ar and did
!'ills that 1 eannut• pl'alee thein ton not alma•,• such a Stlggestiye occur- Repeat It: —•'tfthtloh'eCure. willwlwIY.
other tongues. There are, however,
very few Celtic words still in use,
although Celts were the real na-
tives of Britain.
"From Latin came such common -
cheers., silk, alum, mile, caudle,
creek, and monk.
mteane sudden death. You can't "'then the Scandinavians sup -
cure rheumatism with liniments, plied many useful words. They
plasters or hot cloths. You roust gave me the verb to call, the words
go to the rout, of the trouble in same, screetch, grime, bow (of a
the blood. The one sure, rrcieuti- hhip), fellow, knife, loft, loose, low,
fie way to cure rheumatism is I)r. skin, ar.d hustings. Then names
Williams' Pink fills, bo,cauce they of towns ending iu 'by' leave eve
actually make new blood. They dente of their presence, as Whit -
sweep out the poisulwua u�:_<r, loos- hy, Teuby.
en the joints and muscles, and "After the Nnrman Conquoct I
bring ease and freedora where be- cemmenced to be an entirely new
fore had been pain and misery. language. Tho change was slow ct
Mrs. Fred. Sabeau, Canada
Oreek, N. f9., says :--"Three years
ago I was taken with a severe pain
in my right hip. It grew gradual-
ly worse until it finally eettled in
both my hips and legs. The pain
was really almost unbearable. At
first I tried foot drafts and lini-
ments, hut this gave me only the
must temporary relief. aro! 1 Tel, words through the French. By the
as if I 'was to go through the rest middle of the fourteenth century
of wy life as a suffering cripple. I was as much French and Latin as
A neighbor whose daughter had English.
been cured of rheumatism by Dr. "I was Old English up to year
Williams' Pink Pills advised me 1150; Middle English from 11GO to
to try this medicine, and I pur- 1500, and since then am Modern
(dissect three boxes. Before they English. Now I am a mixture of
were all gone I was able to get my every language on earth. I con -
foot up on my knee and untie my
shoo, something I had not been able
to do for two years, ard 1 began
to feel 1 had at last found aniece-
eine to cure the trouble. I kept
en taking the Pills until I had
used, I think, a dozen boxes, when
I was completely cured and I a:n
as well and strong to -day as ever 1
was in my life. I want every suf-
ferer to know that Dr. Wiliiams'
Pink Pills is a sure cure fur rheu-
matism, anti that if they will give
this medicine a fair trial, their
pains and aches will disappear as
mine did.''
!,old by all medicine dealers sir
by nuril at 50 cents a box or f.ix
boxes for $2..0 from The 1)r. Wil-
lilwns' Medicire Co., Brockville,
Out.
first among the people, but the
Normans banished the natives blood. With no uric acid in the
from all high positions in Church bleed there can he no Rheunlati rn.
and Steto, and French became the Consequently to cure Rheumatica♦,
language of the upper classes.
French was itself a Latin language,
and gradually I got a vast number
of French words, and of Latin
highly." ]'hese are the words of ranee to escape hien. The idea of curb iia' coughs end colds.'
lir. Charles Bell, well known here, the lamp chimney almost immedi-
and they are echoed by many an- ately Caine into his head, and in a
other who has been freed from the short time his invention was per -
tortures of rheumatism by I)edd's fected.
Kidney Pills. The telescope owes its origin to a
"I ffed terribly fm r'.euma a Dutch spectacIe-maker happened
similar occurrence. The children of
tism for teern years," Mirr. Bell con-
.:_....... "I was a* bad I could
PRIDE.
Nothing pleases a man more than
to have his dog lick another dog
in a fight.
Use the safe, pleasant and effee-
to be playing or.e day with some Of tual worm killer Mother ()riles'
scarcely get in and out of bed.
their father's glasses in front of the Worm Exterminator; nothing
shop door. Placing two of tire equals it. Procure a bottle and
glarses together, they peepe I take it home.
through them, and were exceedingly
After trying various meciiciues
without- getting relief, a friend ad-
vised rte to try Du'd's Kid.iey
Pills. Six boxes cleaned the astctnlshed to see the weathercock
Rheumatism right. out of mc.
]♦test's what Dodd's Kidney Pills of the neighboring steeple brought
du to Rheumatism—clean it right within a short distance of their
one of you. They do this simply eyes. They were naturally puzzled,
and naturally. Rheumatism is ;and called to their father to see the
caused by uric acid in the blood. strange sight.
When the l:idr:eyr; are healthy they When the spectacle -maker looked
Atrain this uric acid out of the through the glasses he was no ices
.ourprieed than the children hal
been. He went indoors and thought
the matter over, and then the idea
cure your kidneys. Dodd's Kidney occurred to him that he might eon -
Pills always cure the kidacys. striae a curious new toy which
would give people a good deal of
amusement. Not long niter the
LANGUAGES OE_'i IIF. WORLD. teleecupe was an accomplished fact.
Eight Hundred and Sixty, Wilh '!<
!RIPPLES.
M you would he happy,
people do the nervy ing.
Silent -'•cn never ha% e occasion
to eat t. own words.
If men were less stupid, women
would have to be much cleverer.
Lo,e that is blind during ceert-
shop ought to r( main so after u;.tr-
sia;tc.
Some men not only save their
money, but a lot of other people's
as well.
If a than only tells a woman she
is beautiful. she will overlook most
of his nti,,•r lies.
fate
difference between willowy
girls and angular girls is usually
only a matter of silver and sense.
it is much for the sound sense
of women generally that they have
survived all the -weird advice men
have given them.
let other
It is Good for Man and Beast.—
N' t. only is Dr. Thomas' I:elect.ric
t)il of incomparable value iu the
bottsehohl, but the fanner and
stockman will find it very service-
able in the ftrrn yardaand on the
rattle range, often saying the ser-
vices of a veterinary surgeon. In
injuries to {tock and in cases of
rough and pains it can be used with
good effect.
Cooker;: Teacher --"Now. if you
were eooking a dinner for rix peo
pie. end had only five potatoes hew
would you divide t.heln so the eneh
person had an equal port'n 1"
Bright Pupil --"I'd mash 'em."
A Woman's Sympathy
r
��,••••s•-tet s your doctors lure." n
bill 1.1.1,1; is your a;the She"�lcani
s ficayy` 1rnt:nclal I••g yourself, I
S heavy pl.yshal burden? I know what 1ppos0."
throe mean to delicate women --I have •
been dlscouraieb too; but horned how to
euro to 'se;t. I want to relieve your bur-
dens. Whynot end the pain and stop the ' Repent tt•—"Shiloh'.Cnrs will always
setter's bill? I ran da this for you and curd my coughs and Colds."
MIllp If you will n=slat ore.
it11 you ar ed ,lo is to write for a free
Px of the remedy which has been pte.cd it sen enough
my bonds tv Le given egret•. !'erhapa
this one box will euro )'nu—It box done so fr,.wn if her
For others. if re. 1 shall bo harpy ort[ often.
u will be cured for L: (the coat of a
ti
stan:r�. Tour lettere h,dd confl-
enitallyyrr \trite to-.'av for my free tri it-
tbent. AW IIS. F'. H C111UI1Al1. S17n.cer. Oat. Fa'nhnter in went -r checks chills, breaks sip
e.,'Aa sod thus prevent• Itruncbitls i.Krlrle
and Hi octuatt.m. t'no,ivalled as a linlmo:.t for
WA easier 1 J snake a bluff then Ir' 1 b.tes, chilblains. bruises, sprains. trots by
all druggists. Only ens Painkiller 1'e.ry bails'.
It is to get other people to stand
for ib. Most of the free ach i. -e ea
get is
It is easier to prevent than it is worth just about that voted♦.
t . cure. Inflammation of the lungs
is the companion of- neglected Repeat it:--"Shiloh'sCaro will always
colds. and once it fitels a lodgment euro ! Y coughs and colds."
in the system it is dif1i alt to deal
with. Treatment, with Bickle's
Anti•"onsumptive Syrup will cradi- .iasfe--"\\•hat do you think of
cute the cold and prevent inflam- Charlie's pr, poo ng to me when he
matien from setting in. It costs hasn't known .ce a week!"
little. and is at satisfactory as it Jenny—"I th.uk that's the rea-
is surprisi,Ir in its results. son."
tain Hebrew, Bussi.tn, Spanish,
and even Polynesian words.
"When you want to be plain and
simple you use old Anglo-fiaxon,
and when dignified, and on great
occasions, Latin and French."
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SAVED BABY'S LIPS.
lTrs. T. Osborn, Norton
Mills, Vt., says --"I have
no hesitation in saying that
Baby's Own Tablets reeved
my baby's life and I cannot
say enough in praise of this
medicine. He was 80 weak
and sickly that he 'took no
notice of anything. and cried
so nnu'ch that. Inas worn out
caring for him. After riv-
ing hie{ the Tablets there was
a great eltange, and he is
now a bright -eyes!, laughing
bahy, tbo pride cif our home."
B: by's Own Tablets cure all
stomach and bowel troubles,
bre•tk up cokls, destroy
worms and keep little ones
healthy and happy. Sold by
medicine dealers or by mail
at `.b cents a box from the
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
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PRECAUTIONARY.
Patient --"1)o you think a sud-
den fright would be likely to bring
on a relapse?"
Doctor --"Most certainly."
"Then please bear that in mind
when making out your bill."
A broken promise cannot, be
mended so that it will look like
new.
Impurities in the Blood.-- When
the action of the kidneys becomes
impaired, impurities in the blood
are ahnnst sure to follow, and gen-
eral derangement of the system en- "What is the most aggravating
sues. Parmelee. a Vegetable Pills thing in worried iife l" asked Dore..
will regulate the kidneys, so that thy. "lionletirncs," .said the ba lhe-
they will maintain healthy aetion for friend, "it's the husband, and
and prevent the complications sometimes it's the wife."
which certainly come when there is
derangement of these delicate or- as ears Spread. to dry grits, se doe. an Inn im•
gens. As a restorative these Pills nyttIon in tor. :IT at ewer dawn int,, the hiogs.
1I
Etre in the first rank.
Devi prlerpt:% eith a c.'tl Al with a 6.e, and
rhea you begin lu c.ugb use Allon's Luna Balsam.
Re— "I have never married bo- CAUGHT.
cause I have been true to my first Tom— "Well, I have not lived in
vain. 1 saw Brown acknowledge
,to -day that he had made a mis-
- take."
Jim—"How diel that happen
Tom --"tic put the lighter] end
of his cigar in his Mouth."
Five 'lheasautl Dialects.
ECZEXIA OF THE SCALP.
The least learned are aware that Erni-Ruh Cares ,1 Bay who Suffered
there aro many languages in the for Three Years.
world, but the actual number Is Now and again mothers find that
probably beyond the dreams of or- sores or ulcers on the heads of
dinary people. The geographer children refuse to heal, despite all
Balbi enumerated eight hundred ordinary treatment. Then is the
and sixty which are entitled to be
considered as distinct languages,
and five thousand which may be re-
garded as dialects. Another mod-
ern writer on this subject reckons
up three thousand and sixty-four
languages and dialects existing arid
which have existed. Even after we
have allowed either of these as the
ORT R10 SEED CO., q
hospital, but none of the luUons rotlard
LOOKS.
Never judge by outward appear-
ances. A good looking woman may
not be as good as she looks.
Repeat It:-- "ebilo 's Cur* will always
Mare my coughs and colds."
HIS CHARITY.
"That g-nt over yo der is Mr.
X- -, 141,E :,as contrieutod to wire
Away many a tear."
"Bless his kind heart."
"What for f He deals in pocket
handkerchiefs."
Whet H nth 1*et Thaws M strengthen we
back 1 '•'rbu L L 1:' Meath II Plaster It Wil
sere lumbago and automatism. it relit ,nt •
Hiroo Y c. pla:terL Dads d; 14wrence (:o.,
Motet:ell.
The woman of fash'on seems more
FRUIT LAND.
Pi,e aeras. close to ren and Vancouver. S. O.
Price /- u teras. Also city and suburban Tote
and acreage.
ttltOH(iE A. K!:\DtLl., Maier 14 H.sttr,
e.e Ilaating, 51o IV., Vauc..urtc,
Important Auction Sale
of Shorthorn balls, c.'.s in1 heifer., at
W003$TOCK. OST., SLAIOH 4th, 16011
In Fe:o Pavilion. Fust)) bad are :u t:,e ',daring.
Val !Wird and h,aa.la,.: in need of tu..1 buns wit!
find {baro at tbte sal*. Apply f.'r onager, to
H. J oar,., WuuJ.l.ck
Capt. T. E. Bobua, Anotlo..e.r.
A. J. PATTISON & CO.
33-35 SCOTT STREET, TORONTO,
Stook Brokers & Finanolal Agsnta
a CO
sad ether.took• b rotbl and sold on cornettist
correspontte•eo tonsil. Orders may ire tilted a(
MxWw�
65,000,000 ]waits Claimants
iu British Chancery
We require the next of kin of Edwaro
114:Ourk, who aro untitled to as eetatu
valued at `A,100; we here also •aluabLe
lafertuailon for the following:
Adolphus Oarritl Milestone
Allen (ties MacElwala
Arkla Ot,direy Heiman
Appleton Ooodricli Murray
Ahatson 'oedema Malley
Anthony Gray Yale
Albin Gray Majer
Ilat,a as Gilder erd.
Billing °rears Norval
karillet Gelder Normae
Carnett Gate. Newton
Leel Gilbert Owen
Ball Gilliland O'Malley
iiennie Greases Peter.
Bootie=
)!lease otter
Bennie $etberis ton
Bayles &arbert s PD 11..
bfIcer
Yll'e
b uci:ss. ster
Ershahaw
Crown
to,d
naltifcrth
Brennan
dependent on her dressmaker than hol'ee
on her husband. arnby
rooks
Lernap
tune toL I! k' } I' Blair
1:nor•et ever -
etude nets:, scot Co., Lt 1 . Toronto
r prove am- u e tea iiig an et
power. A case which mothers will J Ratae Th•rn Without
+tuk Campbell
C,oghlread with interest occurred recent- CALVES
C.
('oauor
ly in Winnipeg. Mrs. C. Keep, of — — — — -- Cockburn
682, Alexander Avenue, Winnipeg,!ACENTV WANTED ° Chpouter
rays :---"A year ago any little girl ems:tore
mbere
contracted eczema of the scalp, and i 'Cooper
crow
aotwithstanciing all I did the sores, Good profits. Even boya and Leighton
} spread until the child's scalp was girls earn 80.00 to $12.00 per week. Mark
number of languages, vie must, cuntpletc!y covered. I took her to � CO•nnufh
acknowledge the existence of many . ,los King St., waterloo, out. t
minor diycrsities ; for alInost every and ointment:, applied had an • ef- viler
y--
province hasn tongue mere or less fr• t on the disease. By degrees the/ Cr"'pton
peculiar, and this we miry well be- child's hair carne out, until she was
I,ieye to be the eerie throughout
quite bald. R e were, at this stags
the world at. large..
Of the eight hundred and sixty
'languages enemer'ted by Bulbi,
fifty-three belong to Europe, one
stroi.g}y advises) to fry earn-Huk,
and did ro. From first comrr.r•nc-
ing, with this wonderful balm the
child got relief from tl:c itching and
hundred and fourteen to Africa, pain. the sores were (pee ly ban-
ished, rind iii a remarkably short
nese hundred and twenty-three to space of time the child was cured.
Asia, four hundred and seventeen ,r.,, t.
De roam*
Dorno Cream Separator llv;ee
to your howl" fsr 15 days' , Devine
reed Trial. I Darby
'The Trial will n,t c)t{ Durha
m
you a pr'ny. 1 Reil toy Pale
machine silt ::n isa me it 1)yLer
eudlthitt• be Iettor tr.,a I)avt.on
tithe: )lust pimps at, j)nrnrr
slat 1 • chs ire iu •• •rpetl• 1:dsards
Ll., . It ly boner. ani is Iu• Evan*
trot:seed In a ry.:e• deal Bvens
.air soon grew• ayat:l, and is NO 2 CO AO tray _ Sly Yree 70.1 Jed es- Baar
to America, atL'd one hundred and now 'rllrlte long and in a healthy Orsini saturator atn,nitl.aplan ill .ull Inter -(Doti
reventnen to Oceania --by which
term he distirlguiehes the vast
number of i' -lends stretching be-
tween Hindustan and South
America.
ee
Repeat It: cure w111 always
cur a my coughs aLd colds."
LIABILITY.
"Do elan dat goes aroun' sing -
in' his own praises," said Uncle
Eben, "is mighty Bible toet dis-
app'inted when he looks fob folks
to jine in do chorus."
A Cure for Rheumatism. --- Tho
intrusion of uric acid into rho
blood vessels is a fruitful eanse of
rheumatic pains. This irregularity
is owing to a deranged and unheal-
thy condition of the liver. Any
ono subject to this painful affec-
tion will find a remedy in Parrne-
lee's Vegetable fills. Their action
upon the kidne,'s is pronounced
and most beneficial, and by restor-
ing healthy action, they correct
impurities in the blood.
to make a woman
husband sr.,iles too
WHY
TN U
ISSUE NO. 0-09.
•
i Fa14)n
condition." rater:LA) 0.J. Wits f.r Circular '•w" to ' French
Perim
Port
Field
F. .t
PUMP,
t; .. �• .•_ .� fishy
pinlarcon
Fra!;tr
PtraeeralJ
pct.'s
Galloway
011csen
Gilchrist
Orale, ;sir
Greenwood
°erniott
All who have crate of children J.
should know that Z::rn-Ituk is Parti- IIBl0trroV,
cularly adapted, because of its
purity, to the tender sk;n of chil-
dren. It cures with equal tiit,patch
ringworm, blood-poisoniug. ulcers,
cold -cracks, chapped hands, frost-
bite, piles, had leg, etc. Used as
an embrocation it cases the pa.in
of sprains, and cures rheumatism,
sciatic a, and neuralgia. All drug-
gists and stores sell at LOc. a le,x;
or posit free from Zara-Buk Co.,
Toronto, for price.
NO CIHANCE.
11. MORROW.
0( r.1ttlO.
111 RI.1T'S RAF DEII;L ll'EK
will develop y air bast from ton 1.. th:eu 1u..boa
In a very short tiro..
Ipso: t•ru.) Hai:sai.t:01. !'rice $i re prepaid.
Mrs. Bink°—"There goes a man rtrict:r priv.tta.
who propo$cd to mo onco. Iio's THIS IOW•ar1.a rnsorctNa CO.nPA:1Y
rich, too." p (11 list:rum% tit., fur/0o, Oat.
Mr. Ifinks--"I'll bet, he wasn't l -- -- _—-
rich when you refused him."
Have von tried Holloway's Corn
Curet It has no equal for remov-
ing these troublesome excresences
as runny have testified who have
tried it.
Even in the days of the inquk-i
tion they never locked the victim
in a room and compelled 'him to
listen to hours cif piano -practice.
Ituprat It. - "8hlloh's Cure will always
sure my coughs and colds."
It casts a lot of money to bring
up a boy so ho 'won't be able to
support himself, when lie becomes
It man.
Alien's Lung BALSAM 1. esrerially Intended to
break up neige -•ted c"u•h.end ruany 1) pe!eat
clues 11 415 I.., saved by It. use. Contains no
opium in any form.
THINGS WE CAN 1)0 WiTIII)L'T.
It is wonderfully how ninny things
we think most needful are really
not so very necessary after all.
Try this little experiment and it
will astonish you. Take a r,Li et
of paper and write d..w'rl all the
things you "want." Make the list
as full as your desires arc. Put
this list away for one hour, then
look it. over. Cross out the things
you think you can do without, and
in another hour revise the list once
more. Next pick out the things
you feel you cannot afford to buy.
Then, with a mind determined to be
level and sensible and prateieal, gn
over the list once more. What is
the result 1 Try it and fee.
It doesn't take a blunt. person
long to come to the point.
hemiains
Miliiord
HIeriley
llexell
sir
Bay
Harper
H ♦seri l
Yore
goiflold
Hill
Hodges
Holdferth
Howard
Healey
Hsu is
licrd>sen
Hunter
Hughes
111;071
Have
Heat' es
Holmes
Dutehin*
Mildred
Jsekman
Jones
Jackson
Jeffs
Jenkins
Jolly
Johnston
Kens
Keane
Knapp
Lamb
Ives
Legs
Lirrsbnts
Long
Lows
Little
Lens
Langley
Lie
Lasbbrook
Lea
757f s
teem
leafier,
lfrEenna
Yeredi15
iror,•leyyr
Medal In
113 r,!' -r
Ve11••rattlt
Mrtll•e•.,s
1''Phlo
Morrleon
)ffd'iet^n
!conger
Yellnoti
Y..;�h;iitpr
PeManne
Hurray
Porter
Pauket
Portes
Nikki
Prior
Qeoleh
Rain..
Zostron
Hodder
Reborn,
Roberton
Ra sash
Mabee
Ridley
Robinson
Remade
Ramo! ale
Restieatls
Its ttery
Riley
1:►bl ui
Rogers
Sargeant
Scott
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