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Line, Kincardine township. met with a
i p
mishap on the Saugeen road, near Sir. ifiii i il
Wm. Taylors the other afternoon.
Driving in a buggi<, she attempted to
raise a parasol, the horse became fright-
' ened, the result being that one of her
shoulders was injured and a leg frac-
tured.
1 1 'Che Lucknow Sentinel says :-
111/
y iioim rri.aA large black bear fohrxsthbeeenppasrtoweienk
or so, and although several attempts to
secure him have been male by our
local sports, old bruin is still at liberty.
It was first seen in the bush at the back
of the Presbyterian church on the 2nd
con. of Kinloss about a week ago, and
•on Sunday lasts soot;ple ofparties saw
it in the neighborhood of Purvis lake
Common Sense, Red Star, Blue Ribbon
Flax•Bitxd'ing twines.
ORDERT4KEN NOW
gaging •secured apraotleal twanauith
are now prepared to take Work
m eavetrougbingifurnace,
rooting or repairs„
wimataia
14.ilk Cans, and Tinware of
every description..
Daisy - Churns,
4
!Barbed, Wire, Ribbon and Annealed
Wires, Naito, Looks, titnges,faintsaud
'Oils. Orders now taken for 'Gheatnut
blacksmith and stove coals, Tor early
•delivery..
,GROCERIES—Stook com-
plete. Produce taken iu
exchange,
W. H, donor, :has. loo Reward,
Manages. Proprietor
DISTRICT DOINGS.
The rosiestCurr nt!ct Throughout the
Tilbury Weat council the other slay
pail out $274 tor sheep «killed by doge.
It is tune some action was taken to
either destroy all dogs or have them
muzzled.
The apple crop is likely to be a failure in
'Elgin County;
POETIC SENTIMENT,
To apply the poetic words "ta medicine
that's able to breathe life into a stone" to
13. B. B. savors of exaggeration, but con -
Meting it3 conntlesa cures 'and wonderful
word even exaggeration setas justifiable if
it convinces those who hesitate to try B, B.
B. and be cured.
The county judges •of Ontario met in
Toronto ester
day,
3 est dY.
Why allow your life to be made miserable br
buzzing trisects whenWilson's Fly Pads will
annihilate them and give you peace? Try them
Sold ball druggists
The Presbyterian General Assembly hie
decided to meet nest year in 1Gingstore
WHAT'S THE REASON
The causes of summer complaint, dia.
rrhoea; dysentery, cholera morons, etc,, are
Last'1"hnnrsday a noon by the name of the excessive heat, eating green fruit, over
XcCabe, hailingfrom. Providence, R.I., ezertiou, impure waterand sudden chill•
applied for work at the tunnel atSarnia Dr.. Foi+ler'a1Vild Strawberry is an infalli-
and was assigned to duty anthe shield, We and promptcare for all bowel complaints
When coming Out of the tunnel, after from whatever cause.
working; eight hours, he was suddenly
Seized with'convulsions,, said to have
been caused by the action of the, com-
pressed air on hien, and died a few
hours afterwarda, He was hurried
friday,
1'.ucknsaw Sentinel; -t'Dr, 1). lll,'Gor-
den, assisted by Dr. Elliott, lately per-
formed a very enc •eaaful operation by
cutting'alt a portion of thio eyelids of
Ur.. W. Atchison, a finisher at the
furniture works in this villtage, Some A plot to barn down a New York teneuaent
years ago .'lir, Atchison took .cold from house was disoovered and frustrated on.
"e ends Sunda night.
bathing,and the nerves of kris y t;
y
became paralyzed, and he conld aoarce-
ly open thele. A Idle agh.the operation
was a very difficult one, the ttaotor has
by great care and ability, succeeded to
bringing his patieat around very rapid.
ly*„
St Thomas, dune It -Ur. Willlarn A
Anderson, a carpenter. who resided on
+Q,neen street, this city, was killed
about 11.30 this afternoon. He was
engagedinconatrtxcting a barn on the
faritm, of :11r, W. Hili, near•tt.e city, and
was at work on the roof, when he lost
Ina balance and tell to the ground, a
distance of thirty,otght feet. ;Dr,
Charles 13. Duncombe was summoned,
but cquld do nothing for the unfottun•
ate man 1,110 died a short tune after
A London painter named E. Fildon was
run over by a street car and killed on ;«fon-
day..
TO xsavoUS.ustm.ITATED MEN,
frame will send us year address.wttlmail
Foe our Illustrated, pamphlet explain 3nQ ail
about ur. Dye's Celebrated lectrii'Vo ttatc
Belt end Appliances. and theirO aha ns afoots
aeon the nervous debilitated system, and how
they will Quieklyreatoreyen to vigor and Mono
hood health. Pamphlet free. It you atethns
aftlieted, wewill send you a Belt and Apphanoes
on trial., VOT.TAIO DEW Co.. Marsbstl4ll1olt
When Baby was. sick, ere gee* her ceetorie
W1:en the Brei a Child. elm cried for Veatosii.
Wen she became ansa, she ming to Castoria,
\ has elle had Children. Due ,^,ave thein Cstitoria.
lata, tKET REPORTS.
Red Wheat », -
Spring Wheat,,..
earioy ,,,
Oats
Glover S sed ,,,.
Timothy " -,
rens ,
Corn ,
KIWI
Butter
k' eurperb.bl •,,, •,
t'otat0es,per busizel
AFples.per nag
The Caledonian Hallway station at Edixi.
Barg was burned Manley.
C. 0. Ilicuaaos & Co.
Geniis, ---I sprained txiy leaf so badly that
7. bad to be driven home in a Carriage. 1 itu.
,mediately applied 311S4.11D'8 I;:ItNI1lENT
freely and in 48 hours would use my leg
the accident. fda leaves a wife and
'rains children, Ela eat+ about fifty I3ndgewater, N, 8• 40141101, WINAtaoltr,
yesra of eige. An earthquake 811o0k was lett at CusI iug,
One of the humorous 'results or the Quebec', 'Monday morning.
'election was noticed its Stratford on Wilson's Fly Dards
'Saturday. Before the election D. ll. Slaughter lloussFlies inmil'e:yea They aro
Ray, jr., and 1: B. Mothersilt made a” aafo, etealeesed o otual.
wager the loser of whish was to wheel' EDITOR PSUBERTON
Of the Delhi Reporter --a well known
journalist says "1 consider Burdock Blood
!littera tho boat -medicine mode, and would
not be without it on any account. It should
be kept iu every house in the Iaud," s
The 0, P. 11, Branch to Detroit was open..
ed for passenger truffle Monday.
DredF1' l s r b' „
A e
F
4xeeeeerlb,
Turkey Per lb
Mucks per Ib
Ohickensperpr
itemdkessedpeTICO
Seel
ilidesroubh.
dressed „,
Sheepskins each
Calfskin*
Woolporlb
!'a7Ferton
Onionanerbusft
Woodeeroord
the other on a harrow from the Strat•'
The Dc>JninJon Button factory, B. ford. Livery Exchange Co.'a stables
lin, is in difficulty from which the pre- i
sent proprfetore, owing to numerous
losses by lire, bad debts, etc., are un-
able to extricate it.
The farmers of Motcalte Township
will meet in the town hall, Napier, on
'Monday, June 23, at•i U p. m., to take
Irate consideration the formation of a
rmera' institute forth° township.
Mr. Richardson, dot 10, con. d
.Plympton, recently killedon his farm
a large snapping turtle, which measur-
ed one foot across and three in ,length.
These animale are becoming scarce in
this section of the country.
4 During the recent heavy thunder-
storm St. Paul's Anglican Church •nt
Shipley was struck by lightning, and
considerable damage was done to the
root and front part .of the building.
It did not, however, take hre:
Dir. George Patterson, the Egmond-
ville butcher, bas been sent up to
Godericb for trial •beiug accused fer
stealing a cow from John Aikens, near
,Dahlin.
Samuel Hillman, a young man Hying
•on the 8th con. df Tilbury West, was
' ;kicked in the head do -day by a vicious
horse. The cork•ef the horse's shoe
penetrated the brain. A doctor was
.summoned and dressed the wound.
Re may recover.
The other day as Archie Brown was
working at Bell's Point, near Leaming-
ton, he came upon an immense blue:
racer snake, Atter an exciting race
and a desperate fight he succeeded in
killing the bruteil ft measured 6 feet:
5 inches.
0 The Sarnia Observer says :-.On
Thursday of last week while boating on
the bay Mr. A.')4, Henderson captured
•a 32 pound turtle, the shell of which
measures 121 inches by 154 inches.
This is one of the largest specimens'
that bas been seen here.
Jacob Wilkey, who resided in South
Easthope ashortdistancefromTavistock
was found dead Thursday morning lasts
o in a lane leading to his residence.
Heart disease is aupposed to have been.
the cause of his death. He was a well
known and highly respected citizen.
While at work in his garden the'
other day, B. Kerr, sr., 10th con.,
Plympton, picked up what he thought
was'a cent, but on being cleaned it
preyed to be an English shilling of
1817. Mr, Kerr values it chiefly be- ;
( causehe is just the same tge.
fi Mr. A. Ferguson, a farmer of the 'I"p
of Mose, who lived three miles salt of
here, was run over and killed by a St.
(flair branch (M. C. R.) train this even-
ing. The unfortunate man was stand-
ing on the track, watching the tlan
approach, and made no eff,rt to evade
it. It is thought that be was insane.
-
On Monday evens ng'of last week a
large number of ladies and gentlemen,
beaded by a band, waited on Mr, John
George, the newly elected M. P. P. for
North Bruce, at his home in Port Elgin'
and songratulaied him on his victory.
Mr. George replied happily and enter
tinned those present wi th refreshmcn ts.
The Dutton Advance says
Friday evening a young son of Charles
Garlick, who lived about three miles
north of West Lorne, left his father's
house for the purpose of driving home
the cows, " Nothing has been seen of
him since, and whether he has wander-
ed to other parts or hos met with some
tnish p can only be conjectured. de
is 16 ears old and has been suffering
from .he grippe, winch is ; supposed to
hav caused him to become insane.
'.Ch, parents are almost distracted at
his.
are
along Ontario -street to Market and
down Market to the Commercial hotel,`
T. B. Mothersill lbst the bet and about;
12.30 Saturday tho pr000sston started,
The wheeler bad t>fl' his coat; the
rider wore besides his ordinary cloth.
ingan election silk hat and n broad
smile. The jolty ride'was given before
hundreds of -spectators, who, having
heard of the affair, were fined upon
both sides of the street,
Mr, Dougald Buchanan, lately ores.
borne, Sarnia Township, but now of
Brogden, received intelligence a abort,
time ago of the death of a man named
Dan Buchanan, in Montana, answering
the description of a brother of his who
left here about 20 years ago, and who
was never heard rfrom since, ifs
Buchanan at once went io work to as-
certain whether or not it was the miss-
ing brother. The other day he receiv-
ed a letter from a friend who went to
unravel the mystery,•stating that it wan
his brother, who died and left a legacy'
in the shape of a lead mine worth
$100,000. He being a single man and,
dying without a will, this neat little'
Sum will fall to the family, who mostly1
live in Lxmbton.
Mitchell Advertiser. -"Mr. T.
Race bas caused writs for slander to be`
served upon .lir. W.E. Davis and Mr.,
Fred Davis, for accusing him of bigamy}
upon the public platforms during the''
the election campaign. The accusation.,
arose from a mock .marriage which,
took place several years ago In the';
Trafalgar Street Methodist Church at a:
Concert or lecture explaining the,
manners and customs, marriage sere•
monies, religious ceremonies, modes of
worship, sacrifices, etc-, of the Jews,
by aJewish Rabi, or a dew claiming to
be a Rabi, and asnoung other features
of the evening's entertainment, a
marriage ceremony was gone through,
in order to show the custom of the
country at such a ceremony.
On Sunday morning Track Foreman,
Wm. Proctor was walking along near
the G. T. R. track, near Waubuno sid-
ing, about 5 miles east of London,
when he suddenly came ,upon a head-
less and armless body, with tee abdo-
men cut to a horrible manner, one
foot partly cut off and the toes missing.
As soon as he recovered himself' he
made all haste back to Waubuno
Station, and telephoned to London for
assistance. A special train, with G.'1'.
TtConstable Logan and. Detective'
Graham on board, at once left for the
scene. On their arrival a search was
made for the missing parts. They
were foujd, with the exception of the
toes, about a half mile further east.
The body is that of a boy not more
than nineteen years of gee, and possib-
ly as young as sixteen.
BORN.
Canis. --At Bay City, Mich;
1890, the wife of Wm. A.
daughter.
AI A13RIE tJ.
on June 7,
Clarke; of a
LAMroRT--Di or• -On Thuisdav, June 12th,
1890, at the residence of 'Alexander Dow.
Ihq., Exeter, by Rev. Jasper Wilson B.
A., Mr. Barrel George Lamport, Crediton,'
to Miss'JAary Dick of Exeter.
DIED.
SAN»Ea6.-lu Stephen, on the 12th inst.,
Emma, third daughter of Mr: Samuel
Sanders, aged 22 years, it) mouths.
MOIrsTrart.-In Exeter, on the l6th inst.,
Catherine McInt re aged 67 Years.
Y g Y
•
A new and very rich vein of silver has
been struck close 'beside the celebrated
Badger mine, near Wort Arthur;
ontinued absence. Large parties.
searching the woods for him." ruhildrt?at; t' ' for MO er'f5 rs1StLrfi
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Fall Wheat ,,, 045 098
Spring Wheat ,. , , ., ,..,. 0 9a 0 iia
Sar.eg : 0 SI 033
Oats 0 2G 2i
Clover Seed ... ............... ..... 3 Cot 3 ,54i
Tizn0lhy „ ,..,,,.'
Peas
Eggser . .......... ......
Pottatoes per bag
Apple* per bush •1 •11 •,•,•
wool per lb . .. ............... ...... ....... - 20 0 20
250400
0 53 0.54
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75 93
0 55
Bran per teal 14 00 14, 00
Shorts " " ..20 00 90 tit!
Oatmaalperbbi..,, .1,1,11•04190.11, d CO 7 90
LONDON;
Wheat. 950 to 950 ries bus, 11nr s, age to
390 per bus. Peas, 6040 to Ole par bus. liar.
ler.at•ziting,43 to43cper bus. Barley Feed.
3510 tette Per bus Corn, 41e 50 Vie per
bushel.
TORONTO.
Torouto. June18--Wheat Spring- tio. 2,'9'10
to No per bus • red winter.No.2 1•r0 tot 01 per
bus, ASsaitoba No.1 hard, 110 to 1 20 No. 2.1 17
to 1 10 ; PEAS Ole to sic per bus. t1AT$ alto
to 42ic per bus, FLOUR. extra. $4,15 to gesso
par ng bakbl; ers,'4 00 troller. . DABBLEY. r Stier;
PO to me; No 3 extra. 00 to 490 ; No 3, 40c
to 40e.
A child may b.* auffocatod by a bad attack
of Croup. \Fiison'a Wild Cherry gives
immediate relief and quickly cures croup,
'Whooping Gough. Cold m the Head. Brea -
(dais, aud ailuilar diseases., Get a bottle
at,d keep it in tate house. it may save your
child's life ash, has dons in many cases.
It Is so pleasant that children take it Iike
syrup. For Coughs and Colds in adults i
has no equal. Get the gonuiue in whits
wrappers.
A heavy rainfall on. Sunday, caused great
damage in Oinefnuati and viainitp.
1'ICIIBOIINE, K ;1;2. R.11. CO.
I take pleasure in cortifyin-• that I have
used Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw-
berry in my family for years and find it a
sere cure for diarrb<e) and summer nom -
plaints both for ehildrou and adults.
Mils. Jona MohlAi:oat. Miohborne, Ont.
Two cases of yellow fever have been
found on a British vessel at Chandeleur,La.
The benefits of vacation season may be
greatly enhanced, if, at.the same time, the
blood is being cleansed and vitalized by the
use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. A good appetite,
fresh vigor, and buoyant spirits attend the
use of this wonderful medicine,
Thirteen thousand doclrlaborers at Swan.
sea have struck for higher wages.
FOREWARNED IS FOREARMED.
Many of the worst attacks of cholera,
morbus, cramps, dysentery, colic, etc., come
suddenly iu the night and speedly and
prompt means must be wed against them.
Dr, Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry is'
are remedy. Keep it at hand for emergen-
cies. It never fails to euro or relieve.
The first through trains passed over the
new Canadian Pacific route between Mont-
real and 0 ieago Monday.
PLUCKING VIOLETS.
As "violets plucked will never grow again"
sea good name once lost we mover can re-
gain. An artical which after extended trial
won great fame and as time rolls on by good
deeds still increases, it is Burdock Blood
Bitters the best cure for dyspepsia and all
blood diseases.
"My father, at about the age sof fifty, lost
all the hair from the top of his head. After
one month's trial of Ayer's Hair Vigor, the
hair began coming, and in three mouths,
he had a fine growth of hair of the natural
colo..." -P. J. Callen, Saratoga Spriugs,
N. Y. .
WE ARE PREPARED TO PROVE
that Imperial Oregon Tartar Baking Powder
contains no alum, ammonia, phosphate or
any impurity or adulterate, but is made of
v:rybest Crystal Cream Tartar, and Eng..
ish Bi•Carb Soda.-LEd,]
THE OPINION OF AN INSURANCE MAN.
W. A Doyle, manager and secretary or
the Miniota Farriers' Mutual Inauranoe Co.,
Benlab, Man.,' says: -My wife and myself
have commenced the use of Nasal Balm and
the benefit and comfort derived from it
warrants a continuance of its use.
The Political Situation
Has not materially changed within the last
year, but Wilson's Wild Cherry is becoming
better known every week as a sure for Oeughs,:
Colds. Whooping Cough. Croup. Loss of Voice
and other affections of the throat, Ches. and
Lungs, For twenty years this reliable medicine.
has been used in scores of families with the
greatest success. Sold by all druggists. Get
the genuine in white wrappers only.
A few clays ago Arthur Gunn, tinsmith,
of St. Catharines, while putting a tier
gutter in a cornice in the rear of the
Welland House, three storeys from the
ground, felt the scaffolding giving away
beneath him. As he felt his feet sink-
ing he made a spring for the cornice,
just when the scaffold crashed below
him, 50 or 60 feet to the ground, and
although the sharp edge of the unfinish-
ed troughing was cutting through.•his
fingers, he gathered himself together
and succeeded in pulling himself safely.
up on the roof.
Minard's Liniment cures dandruff.
A Trana•4Qutinental IIIAQV?,tl
Sleeping oar passeugers for Pacific coast
pontos via the Chiceso, Milwaukee & St.
Pfeil and Cuban badge Overland Fast Mail
Tine no !auger have to wait iu line at Coiiu-
ell 131u& Trauafer Station to obtain sleep-
ing oar berth reservations west of the Ilia,
trouri River.
Thema arrangements made by the Chi.
cage, Mewaukee & St, Rant Railway obnate
all tusk delay and annoyance.
For further particulars enquiire of nearest
C.upan Ticket Agent or address A.E.11.
Carpenter, General Paseecger Agent, alit.
waukee, Wis.
AnvrvS Toa1QTumne.-Areyou dtstnroodat
nigKhtautl broken of your rest by a trek ettild
sueering and prying with pain of Cuttiun
Tooth? If so send at once and got a bottle
of" Vra.Winalow's Soothing Syrup" for Chil-
dren Toathiag. Its value is luoalculable.
It willrelieve the poor little sufferer Int
auedlatel« 'apondup1ion it, mothers ; there
is avmisfaire about it. It cures Dysoutory
and Diarrhea regulates the Stomach and
Bowoiv,euros Wind (lotto, cottons tae Quina"
reduces teammate Won, and gives tone and
energy totltowhole aystem , Atra.Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
ploasautto the taste and Is the prescription
of ono of the oldest and best female
pbysiolaua and uursoa in the United
Statoe, and Is for sato by all druggists
throughout the world, Pilot, twonty-five
-cents a bottle, Bb sure and ask .for" :Mas
WtssLow'a Wnosniz;o s'enw' "slid no
actor ind.
Ogees Hours -9 a.m to S pan.
Sundays.l p,m.. tot p.m.
Graf -IAM,
198 Kin12,, treet West
Toronto, Ont,.
TREATS CHRONIC DISEASES-aud gives Sfecial
atteution to SKIN DISEASES, as Pimples, Ulcers, etc.
PRIVATE DISEASES -and Diseases of a Ptivate
Nature, as Impotency, Sterility, Varicocele, Nervous De-
bility. ete., .(the result of youthful telly and Excess,) aleet
and Stricture of long standing.
DISEASES OF WOMEN -Painful, Profuse or S:ap
pressed Menstruation. Ulceration, Legcorrhslra, and.
Displacements of the Womb,
Somebody Must
,. ICAIFE.
THE QUESTION IS
who bought that bankrupt stook ? Several have advertis-
es belling cheap- 1 want it distinctly understood
Choice Seeds
T3D X
Mangel Seed,
Carrot Seed,
Fodder Corn Seed,
Turnip Seed, etc..
O UPE & CO.
and raise a first-class crop.
It will pay you.
It always pays.
ZOTTSE FOR BALE
Cl/HEAP.
B'LTTTER Sc EQ -Ci -S W -A -STIED.
DOTJPE & CO, - Kirkton,
0
0
0
THE BEST YET
THE CHEAPEST YET
THE BIGGEST YETI
Overooatings at any price Suit-
ings at any price Pantings
at any price.
did not get it and do not want it.
1 manufacture all nay own Tinware and
handle no Bankrupt stocks, a+ d am m a position avail sties to offer
r'
1other
• i as any house can stall
good Well -mads tinware at ltaW4 r prices thanc
their two years and a hail shop worn goo'ls tor. 1 ask volt to come
and inspect my stock scut you will bo convinced that 1 em speahiug the truth. My
steels is all triads of the beat tin that eau las had in the market and ani selling away
COAL/ 011.5 Always on 11auti. Don't forget the stand,,
est Ordered Clothing pi educed in Exeter
Gentlemen I leave your orders easy, for
with the best'sisif of'`Tailors ; the best
s ook of;kine Trimmings,Cand the best.
Ousting to Town. yea ,aresure of satiates.
than
>s?1 ELL,
Will
SIGN OF
BIG
amain
Via''!*
FUiiand,
THE
iiepxa
One door north Dr. Lutz.
EI1O1I\ ITTEITI
MAI x1.11' 11 11'11 11-11 11'11`.11"11.11 11 11 11 It t
will be to your interest to call on us before buying youriuilding Hardware.
Shell hardware, ail, end annealed, galvanized buckthorn barb wire.
f
S`TOCIC
First•class tinware. No two and a half years shelf wort] goods to od-er.
ARTISTS
14,111:11ftWE S
Baby Carriages and Wagons. Eavetroughing
a speciality. Agents for the Raymond
Sewing Machines. A call solicited.
BISSETT BROS.
CENTRAL
Drug Store
A full stock of all kinds of
Dye- stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
Condition
Powd-
era
the best
in the mark-
et and always
tresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
CentralDrug Store Exeter.
C LUTZ.
OUR
Spring :; Stock
—1S—!
COMPLETE.
Dress Goods,
Prints, Ginghams,
Muslins, Skirtings,
Cottenad es
and Tweeds,
all marked down in price to meet the
hard times.
WE OFFER THE
est Value in fleas'
in the country.
Pure Spices,' Fresh Groceries and
Cheap Sugars Call and see, The
prices will astonish you.
P. ROSS
W.ktTROTT
Boot! Shoo Maker
Has opened business in the
premises of R. SPICER, op-
posite SENIOR'S Photo Studio
where he is prepared to meet
his old customers and as
many new ones
Market Store, FXEITER.
Nov: 13,1889,
Sewed WorkaS,eecialty
Repairing promptly and sat-
isfactorily done.
A CALL SOLICITED
W. H. TROTT,
DO YOU
WANT TO BITY
FIRST-C11,JSS
FURNITURE
AT LOWER RATES
THAM SHA Ile GOOD
—ARE USUALLY SOLD --
-THEN CALL AT-
GiID L E Y' S
-ONLY FIRST-OLASS-
Reliable Good
A.t Prices Lower that so -pal-
led Cheap Houses can give
17ride rtaklri in
all -
gits
Branches.
a
Ss
S..
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