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CET A STYLISH- RICA*
THE SEAFORTH
rt D CARRIAGE WORKs
CKLs tJie Right duce to. Co.
PILLMAN &ICO
tt.
ES Havethis sea*on sold over 14 Bugg
and have still on hand a. few fliat-class
�Sk
vehicles, and are making more.
CS. Several Phaeton Baggies and Democrat
ED Wagons or the latest styles and neatly
finished now ready.
Good material and good work are what
make our vehicles sell so rapidly.
For a neat: Stylishand Substantial
ntial
Job we will not qua ourselves second to
any in the trails
Repairing of all kinds promptly at-
tended to,
Our Prices are Low.,
PILLMAN & Co.
CB -
THE V YCHEAPEST SPOT
@e. IS TOWN.
- -
e.
BEADY MONEY DOES,THE BUSINESS,
a _
O EI T E LE
GEOCER,and PROVISION DEALER
SEAFO RTH,;
!
UY'S for Cash, and sells for Casit, 4324, havingno bad: debts, gives his customers thebenefit..
i If all business men would pursue this system
! Gran/plum would soon die a natural. death.
GROCERIES,
Of every deeeription„ Fresh, New and Good.
First Class. Gem. Tea at 45 cents per pound in
paek gee of not lees than 10 pounds.
i Bright, Beautiful Sugar, from 10 to 12 pounds
for One Dollar.
t
. FLOUR AND FEED
Of Every Description Delivered la Town Free of
Charge:
CASH FOR -BUTTER AND EGGS,..
And other Farmers Prodaee in exchange for Goode
as Cash.
Remember the New Grocery, nearly opposite
Weir's Hotel, Seaforth.
JOHN KYLE
ITOTTOM.
EW MACHINE SHOP.
AVING fitted up the premises formerly oc-
curried by GRAY & SCOTT, we are prepared
to contract for
BOILERS & ENGINES,
FLOURING,
GRIST AHD SAW MILLS,
SHtNGL E,
Hpading and Stave Machinery, &c.
!BLACKSMITH WORK
AND
GENERAL REPAIRS
Promptly Attended To.
.f GRATE BARS AND OTHER CASTINGS.
FUZRNISHED.;
FOUNDRY AND MANUFACTURING Co..
13013ERT EUNCIMAN, Manager.
Seaforth, 1:378, near Mansion Fosse. 426
KID -'S HARDWARE.
RECEIVED
DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS
AMERICAN CUT NAILS,
SPADES, SHOVELS, FORKS,
HOES AND RAKES,
GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, &c.
FENCING WIRE
A7D BUILDING HARDWARE
Of Every Description; Cheap.
EA% i TROUGHS AND CONDUCT-
ING PIPE'
Put up on the Shortest Notice and Warranted.
Special inducements to (Tasha and
frost P yinq Ciestornters,
JOHN K1DLL
_ SEAFORT'H
WOOLEN MILLS.
WOOL WANTED
Ta Card; Spin, .t1fanufctcti re,. or in
Exchange ange for T)'oaten Goods.
CUSTOM ROLL CARDING
Always done to take home the same: day.
Si'I14N N i-, WEAVING,: COLORING,
CL(YTif FULL1XG, DRESSING,
Ant t every other branch of the business well done
on short nothm,
TWEEDS -5 FULL CLOTHS,
BLAH K1ITs, SHEETING,
G,
Flannel, Stacking Yar'Ii, &C.
All of our own manufacture, facture, A d made Out of
good wool, cheap for cash or wool.
Il
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
4:ny hind off Woolen Clods mane to
order out of yoltr owwre viool.
TERMS—Cash, or 20 per cent, extra.
A. U. -VANEGMOND-
:,•f th,. dX* 24 1876. 412
E
x
RON E i, t IT ..
°Wer s .for tt}e
1.441rgiint gyps "So
olir table--* whole i O8eg,
Table. .
t ,a: flower on
rya ;if yoncan
t.it, pr but two:►4r , thr ,;ora single
lower, rel0, l pig a d .18 . , Bringlaefew,
s or butteruul from your 1a4 -field,
work.and keep 'Chu -., vm, in a .! little
seater; if
} i ervp bub r; Ooh, of : clover.
handful,of-#dowering # grass—one of'
:the itelegantof Nature's productions,.
andyou have something on your table
-tbet rcminds,you'of Go�de 's'creation; and
•ve you satnhe itb th u a rose, for
ve
y, it mo. honor, your table, d . ou .
�y, or a violet J', .
d Lord Baoon J)a"e a cuetou►, in cola•
.hoe,for this greattand wise man was lit'
the habit of having flowers in season set
,upon his table, we believe, mornings nook
and night—that" is to Bay, at all 'peals,
seeizlg that theywere growing all cls .
slow -here is a ashion that will haat you
forever,if you please --never change
with gi .ks, and' celvets,.and silver forks,
nor: be 'dependent. Qa caprice, or some
doe_gentleman or lady who have nothing
but caprice and , changes, to give them
impfir
tante and sensation, glower's on
the morning table, are especially suited
to them. They look•• like the happy
wakeaing of the creation ; they bring,
the breath of Nature into your room ;
they seem the very rcpresentativ anL1
embodiment of the very smiles of. ' your
home, the graces of good morrow,'
rel
order that
But .1 shit
comp 'a
when.yof
until" dea
A.Brock
last winter
other day..i
wrote --"I
on to thy r
anything to
will'vitl<e i
u'an.
i�
I do '.t f e 1 at : all natural.
lie ilfdn o° ° ills `to -day and
Ed ,ei rr'iyoiu p rimae r' w tight,
sea€ fiat T love yo*Yours
"Nashviffe z
fine tfPa
a dry .goo s store`. The woman ord
1i girl who was "converted"
no in Saratoga, and the
a letter to` her another, she
Lind, it impossible to : ng
li iiii a here, but don't say
Talmage about it,` 1
all up when -lot home."
excitement** t
was ate • in.
ew,dysago bythe • ;
ucolninonly ►ledy coup in
red
the
b
the
of
s,
for
a large stet
rt man pa'ui.
after a pars
rustics we
muffins, c
with a win
Havelock at Oawnpo� .
Great as have been. the succesees of
mere handfuls of British troops skillfully
led at all times of the Indian history; it:
may reasouably be doubtful whether any
services have ever equalled those of
Havelock betweenthe the 1st of July 1857,
when he assumed the command OL 1 Alla-
.habad, and the 25th of-.Septeaiber,! when
he relieved, for the first time, the " garri-
son of Lueknow. During July the whole
of the Doati vas in the hands of the iu
surgents Cawupore had fallen ;, we
were besieged at the very'capital which
we had marched do(vn to take ; not gleam
of sunshine illumined our politicIhot-
izon ; and peaceful. . and prosperous
provinces were in the Rowse.on of
mutineers; With forces tht never ex-
ceeded two thousand, and which were
soon reduced to fifteen hundred or a
thousand men, Havelockfought nide
actions and won them all ; and it Was no
pedantry that led hint to record the fact
that the battle of Cawnpore was. gained
by a flank march similar to thee, `oeuvre
of his favourite, Frederick , al, 1, Leu -
then. He had treasured up; ready for
use, all the legacies of military command-
ers andcritics, and at the age of sixty-,
two he astonished Europe by appearing
as a General whose first campaign was as
masterly as if it had been the crowning
success of a long series of victories.
of ''fixings," for which
She, then aiiked a clerk
n, and upon his arrival
married amid a pile
Iicoes, and linen go
ing group of passers -13
SP OIaL NOTIOES.
Ei.'PS'S C
_ft -By a
natural lir
'of digestio
ful spplic
we Wec
.vi ed our
ly fiavohre
many hea
judicious
a constitii
until stron
deney to
maladies a
attack wh
rWe may e
keeping Q i
blood, au
Civil Servi
ets Isbell i
ineeopathic
St. ,and
CCCONFESSI
a warsr
and others wi
ofManhood
nhood
after under
mailed free
velope. A
Box 153, Br c
QPECIAL
ity Of Dia
Phosphated
Dowels in all
use of Spirit:
nerve exiian
paration of
that will stet
invalid ove
which mast
Grass and Leather.
.A. citizen of thelOass farm has a vacant
lot fenced in to preserve the grass, and
notwithstaning his many signs of "Don't
touch the grass," posted on the fence,,he
yesterday morning fouhd a man mowin_
away for dear life, while a boy was loar
the grass into a wagon.
" Who gave you permission to cut that
grass ?" she,uted the owner.
"Nobody," replied the man as he rest-
ed from his work, " Grass is a natural
product of the soil, nursed and cared for
byname, re, and it is as free to one animal
as another."
"Leather is a_ preparation made from
the hides of grazing animals," said the
citizen, as he stiffened the muscles of his
legs. "It is made by tanners, worked
up by shoemakers, and I'll give you all
you want fur nothing."
The old man kicked back, but right
and justice must ever ever triumph, and when
he went over the fence his eyes had a
Wild expression, and he yelled to' his boy:
'° Git that horse on a gallop, .Sam; or
we'll neer see home Again.'—Detroit
Free Tress.
•
1,
'oA.—Gratefuland con►io ing
horough knowledge !of the
which govern the opei'at ons
and nutrition, and by a 'are-'
ion of the fine properti'.- of
cocoa, Mr. Elis has f ro-
eakfast tables with a deli • ate-
beverage,which mew to e us
doctors'' bills. It is b the
e of such articles of diet hat
on may be gradually bui up
enough to resist every ted-
seese. Hundreds of s btle
floating around us re: •'yto'
Fever there is a weak :,point.
gape - many a, fatkI- aha r by
selves well fortified with sure
a properly nourished fra u e."
Gazette. Sold, only in ack-
1- "James, Epps & Co., Ho -
Chemists, 48, Threadn = edle
Piccadilly, London."; 4.1.52
DNS OF A VICTIM.---Pnblis' :d as
rg and for the benefit„ of yonnmen
so suffer from Nervous Debility Loss.
&e., giving his micee of Self Cure
,
lug mach suffering and e.cpens , and
n receiving a post-paid direct d en-
ess.NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, P. 0.2d
Myra,N, Y. $ , :,r, ?
tendon is called to the great aetiv-
i •W'nsur Eit's Componnd Eli er of
nd (Unsays in restoring the vital
orms of debility arising fro . the
,' 'obscad, Opilan,• and that fo.', of
Mn from depraved habits. Th s pre -
I, i the only agent nown
sin the ner$on system and ti a the
that period f mental depr.:ssion
e passed bettor recovery takes place.
•
THE GRE T FEMALE Ii MEDY, Job ogee'
Perio al.Pills-This nvalnable mddi ine is
unfailing i tha cure Of ell those paint 1 and
dangerous ceases to which the female iso, stitn-
tion is subj t. 1,16 moderates all excess a d re-
moves all o ructions, and a speedy cure ay be
relied on. r • ma.riedladies, it is peculiarly : cited.
It will, in a . host time, bring on the mont • ly pe-
riod with re ularitl . These pills should of be
taken by Fe • . ales daring the first three onths
of Pregraneyy, as they are sure to bring o Mis-
carriage, but at any othr time 'they aro oaf . In
all cases b Nervoii� and Spinal Affe tions,
pains in the balk and limbs, fatigno on all ht ex-
ertion, pulp talion of the heart, hysteri s, and
whites, thee pills will effect a enre when all. other
means be failed; and, although a • p • werinl
remedy, do •t contain' iron, calomel, ant moray,
or anything hurtful to the constitution. Full
directions in the pamphlet around each p ekage,
whieh shoal be carefully preserved. Job egos,
New Yritk, ' ole Proprietor. $1 00 and 12 , cents
for postage enclosed to Northrop & Lyme •, To-
rontoinsure
general agents for the Do.Iinion,
will nsure bot le containing over 50 p s by
return mail. Sold in Seaforth by E. Hie. son
Co., S. S. Ro•erts,'and -Il. Lumsden. 197
California, Losing Ground.
The San Francisco Alta of July 15
says "Immigration to California seems
to be steadily diminishing. The net gain
to our population, during the 'first six
months of the present year, is a little
more than a. third of the increase from
the same source during the correspond-
ing period of 1575. The figures show
9, 294 gain .i n 1876, against 2(,149 in
1875. -The passenger movement by sea
shows brit little difference 'between the
two periods mentioned. After i careful
comparison of the immigration: returns
for the past three years, we ma><y safely
conclude that the total decline this year
will amount' to upward of 40 per cent. of
the net gain of 1875. This is not a very
Oheering prospect for California, which
stands in such urgent need of population,
to assist in its .progress and develop-
ment ; and, should the decline con-
tinue, will. be very apt to embarrass us
seriously.". - '"
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Poisoned by Tainted Meat.
The Philadelphia Ledger of Saturday
says " On Thursday last the entire
family of Mr. F. Sohrnidt, No. 1,020
Columbia avenue, consisting ;of Mrs.
Schmidt, her mother, and. five children,
sverei, seriously poieoned by eating
tainted meat. On Wednesday ,Mrs.
Schmidt bought in market a shin ofbeef,
of which soup was made, and the whole
' family partook of the soup without in-
jury, tplowing that at th4 time the meat
was gpod. On Thursday the dinner was
made bff the beef, and immediately after
the dinner the whole seven persons who I
had partaken of it became violently ill, LAR
-with constant vomiting and intense pain
and prostration. The family physician
was called in, alid. under his- treatment
all were in a fair way of recovery yester-
day excepting one of the children, a lad
twelve years old, whoee recovery was
considered doubtful. An examination
of the meat showed that it had spoiled
after the soup was made from it on Wed -
WHAT TE Y. SAY or IT! A. FEW FACTS P
PEOPLE.—'r • ere are but few preparations
seines which have withstood the impartia
ment of the people for any great length o
One of fries is Dr, Thomas' Eelearte Oil.
the foliowinr and be convinced: Bo
Farnham Ce tre,P.g Writes, "I have been
ed with rheumatism for the last ten years, duct
bavo tried many', remedies without any rel'
I tried Dr.''l.'hemas' Eeleetric Oil, and sin
hare had no attack of it, I would r em:aru r
all." JAI: ;drle, hotel keeper, 'west She
Q., writes,"
plaint for ee
medicines v.
Dr. Thomasaf Eeleetyie Oil, whieh gave me i
ate relief, a d I would Ray that I have used
with the beg effect. No one should be wit
I have tried t on my horse in cases of cuts,
&e., and Of • k it is equally ass good -for horse as it
is for man.', A. Mayboe, morehant, War worth,
writes, "1 h ve sold some hundreds of bo ties of
neleetrie 0 1, and it is pronounced by th. �rublic
.ono of the est merlleines thoy ever used
done wond' .s in heeling and- relieving pa
throttle, & and is worthy of the greater
once." Jos
" I was per
for a lamp
four years,
curing lam
A. M. Muni
I was troub
ed me very
dneed me
bottle wsis
remarkable
dealers. Pri
N.Y.And N
Sole Agents
—Selected
E. Hickson
den.
It TEE
f med.
judg-
time.
Read
inson,
afflict-
D E;O,
V
,{ICH
D
ilsessesssosseasss
THEY HAVE TH
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EF ,AE TATD
INA
a1� 11 E ;�, 4 O ' Tk 1VI ENT
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F ALL CLA SES OF 'DRY GOODS
ARE DiT' ' •LOW
MINED TO OFFER FER AT THE VE Y -
F.IST PRICES
hs
THEIR STOCK OF GROCERIES, WINES & LI
VERY COMPLETE.
.I
An Ealy ' Call. Solicited.
BE.AITTY : CV, Carmichael
UORS
Block.
Y, YOUNG
SPARLLN
cH SPR,zMTC4.
AT THE
I have been troubled with fiv
vocal years, and have tried
ith little or -no benefit, untl
f, until
e then
.1 itto'i
ord•, P. 's
r Com-
erent
tried
medi- ,r
t since
Oa it,
ounds
OCD
A.RMERS' STORE, SEAFORT.H.
FLAY,
YOUNG '8
W I
W
1
Good Advice,
The newsboys and boot -blacks of
Poughkeepsie recently received ,,every
one a hat from ex -Mayor Eastman. On
the.crown inside, neatly printed in gilt
ort a circular piece of black paper was
the following advice, which is goo'd for
everybody : "Don't drink, don't swear,
don't chew, don't smoke. Be industri-
ous. work hard, study hard, play hard,
and you will never be, 'hatless.' With
the best wishes for yotii: future welfare,
The follosving note, written in a pen-
cil on a leaf from a memorandum book,
Wa8 picked up in Minneapolis :—"Dear
Ann --I have just got. your note. Don't
think about last.rnght, please. It yam%
becauee I didn't love you that I didn't
talk and laugh, I felt se that I couldn't
tay anything. My stomach is so out of
1 has
u, sero
eoufid•
ph Rusan,.township of Percy, writes,
naded to try Thomee' Baca .le .Oil,
nee which troubled me for t . inc or.
nd I never'fonnd anything 1ik: it for
nese. It ie a greet public .oneflt."
ton, Warkworth, writes, `_'k'•r weeks
cd with a swelled ankle, whie annoy-
uch. Mr. Maybe°, of this pi co, in;
o try Ecleetric Oil, and bei re ono "
used I was cured. It is a most
medicine... Sold by all 1 edicine
.0 25 Conte. S. N. THOMAS, HELPS ,
RTIIROP & LYMAN, Toron o, Ont.,
for the Dominion. NOTE.— i electric'
ndEleetrised. Sold in Seat rth by
& Co., J. S. Robertod and r . Lon$ s-
•
SMOK
LIAM HILL
H A S
M
IS NOW
SPRING
L T
RANT
SPARLING.
1,11 0 lir I P 13 L
TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
SEAFO�tTH,
II t
II CEIVINQ• A LARGE STOCk OF ALL KINDS
LATEST STYLUS OF
T
Y;
OF TIE
FEEDS, WORSTEDS, ANDi GENERAL 117RNISHIff GS
!HATS;, HIRTS, COLLARS, &c.,
THE LOWEST QUOTATIONS.
T
A little gem, 18k cases, full jewelled, and warranted for fly
yeara. A large stock of English and Genuine Silver, Watches o
hang, 'alb a full stock of the Elgin Watch—no ogus° Swi
imitations kept. Buy your Watches from a relic le practical
hand and you will know what you are getting. Jut Received,
at M. 11 COUNTER'S, a good assortment of El ctro Silver
Plat di Oct from the celebrated manufactory of Rog rs, Smith do
Co., sue as Ice Pitchers, Cake Baskets, Butter Co lers, Pickle
Cas rs, Syrup Cups,,Spoon Holders, Goblets, Mugs, Fish
Knife ad Fo k, Cruet tan s, Napkin 1{iigs, Vases, Card Receivers, Table, Des-
sert, Tea: M u tarsi and .alt Spoons, Table, Dessert, Fruit and• Butter Knives, Ta-
ble rks, WTaiters' Trays, &c. Remember th above goods
ares Dess rt, Tickle and ie foboug t di ect from the anufacturers, nd will be sold at Toron Wholesale
Prices. • Iso a .corr,plete stock of Jewelr , Clocks, Spectacles, Com is, Brushes,
Pines, V Bolin;, Violin Strings from 50c per undle of 30 strings to 40e per single
stringy- Vat hes, Clocks and Jewelry of 11 kinds Repaired by practical hands.
Satisfact'on guaranteed or no char e. Cas for Old Gold and Silver. Sign of the
Tree of Silverware in window. 11. CO -NTE., Masonic Hall 131oak, Seaforth.
LADY RUSSELL WATCH,
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1IsTCOTIC E TEAS_
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NS ANT TO GET GOOD G OM AND CHEAP GOODS GO TO
EE'S FLOUR AN !SEED STORE,
Just A rive a Fresh. Supply of Grocerie81 Glassunre and Crocker
.kreserve Jarsiof all 14nd4 and very cheap.
.FLOUR .NO FEED CIIIIIISTANTLY ON HAND, AND DELIVERED AS UNA
CASH FOR 'EGGS.
SU AR,' vtitY arEAP.,
! Give Ira Tr at and be conv need of the Fact.
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A LOT OF DY'.
7
FFS
of1"11suety 1U4 refar34 at
s
.ROS TS
:RUG STORE,'.
Consisting in part of :the f riiow;ing
MADDER,
MADDER COMPOUIND,
COCHFNEAL,
CREAM TARTAR,
FUSTIC,
ALUM,
INDIGO,
INDIGO COM
ALSO A LOTOF HAND PACK'
AGE DYES,
SUCH AS YELLOW SUITE, •STARLET,
' BLUE, GREEN' i nd RO*E,
and intact nearl' all colorst which are gnaran-
tce& to oduco beautiful a fast co:kit,- if direct -
f r
roue are faithfully followed. .
J. S I RT ROB
Oppb{si:te Poweli's,Temperai fee Howie Seaforth
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MARRIAGE LICENCES
OK cEn,-TiriPitrist •E s
(Under the new Aet,) issued at he
EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SEAF RTH;
Under authority of ,.,hetr lecutenant-GOvernor of
ILI
EST,
CHEAP ST
AND BEST E D
LL AND SEE.
ASS CA RP AG E AN -D TEAll
'HAR ESS
Tirst-Class Plow Harness at 0-. E. H
All COLL RS Warranted at 0. E.
Tip-top T 1,UN!KS and VALISES on
AU artieleis pertaining to the business
Sion 01 the Large T unit.
EN DE
hara
always
GEORGE E.
BUT Eit, BUTT;ER
0 HAMS_ AND SIDE- EAT.
:Have on band a irrantity of
WE L UFtED ,UAMS !IND SID MEAT,
Which tYey will sell Chelp.
ply at ec.
PAY
TheY
443.16
FAI
Al
A
CASH
PRICES .FOR 000P
RY BU TER,
QU
F ICE;
CH STREET, F.AFORTII,
At. 0. E. HENE
SON'S.
0. E. RENDERS
on hand at LOWE
•
•
ERSON'S.
pi EAFORITH.
al: HAND over 1,000,000 feet,
Lumber, cut and sorted,
ing Draining and Fencing. For
ViRY LOWEST'
itable for Build -
Sale at the
Also a quantity of Infe or anelity,
Suitable for S eeting,
At $3,50 per
The Best Quality is So led so as to
ork Without (ate.
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(..) 1 -"- slid DAIRY UTIfIttill
„1.., 1 snit allwho want it good artiele,
i Call and See Wh4t She
WISHES to inform the Leasi4 Of Seatirth and In the market Veltolesrde
vicinity that *bells preParatOteeke ilp r , i id 7 WIN'
MISS AMANDA. STARK..1 1: TH.! 17ES:fir:ID BE
rri
EGfl Win form his friends and t public in
.a.e &nem' that he has a Large aid Complete
Stock of
LIGHT SI:NGLEII HARNESS
Tr nks and Valises, Vhipsy
2.20481 C07722)81
faa anything appertain'
ways on hand, cheap as BD
Snap
g to tile Trade Al -
ha the triads, for earth.
Despat4h.
N. b.—Cedars a Speciality. Co tars of every
deeeription made to order in trstee ris style.
Remember the Place : Tiic doors north of the
Commercial Hotel, Seafdrtla
jOHN WARD.
tion of the Uterus Ovarian Dieerrees,
4:;" Abseut Menstruation, and all dieaeres known as
pc greatest care, under the pal sonaT s pervielon Of a
study for many years and bey are a Medicine nu
which. MARRIED LLDIE elm d pend 4 4 in the
'1••°- honr 'end time of need" as an rinte ling
FEMALE BEttliLAT
teee
t.,e-a Sold by all Druggists eVerywhere. Price, one
box $1- six boxes $5 • sent by mail free of /lost
"1„,..4 age securely sealed from :observaiion. For full
particulara wilt° tor our primphlet, winch we will
eeipt, of Post stomp to prepay return postage.
WILLIAM GRA & Co.
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