The Wingham Times, 1903-03-12, Page 31
Bieakfut food
the world's best Cereal Food
Nr Maintaining the Health
of those Who t.lre Now
Well and Strong.
While the most noted food experts
nnd medical men strongly it:commend
Malt lereahhist Food us the most henell.
4citd artiele of diet for invalids aud people
of weak digestion, they are also agreed
that it is the hied of Breakfast Food
fur yenne and old iu health. Malt
3Breakfast Food Is the only cereal food
that regularly tuthishea that vitality
and energy necessary for the daily BilatIOS8
40f the body and brain worker. Malt
Breakfitet Food pleases the whole
letnily, because it is the only cereal food
that is throughly relithed day after day.
All grocers sell and recommend Malt
Breakfast Food.
A very pleasant event took place at
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gedekie,
4th concession Howich, on Wednesday,
March 4th, it ',being the occasionof the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Solome,
who was uuited iu wedlocit to tar. Harry
e„ Tinuns of Wallace. It was a very
ducted by Rev. John Richard.
The Day of gllraeles
pnst, but many who are cured of itch-
ing, bleeding or protruding piles by the
awe of Dr. Cbase's Ointment look upon
their recovery as next thing to miracul-
,ous. It is not uncommon for persons
who have undergone painful. risky and
expensive operations in vain to be finally
cured by this wonderful oiutment. It
the standard the world over aud the
ooly guaranteed mire for piles.
Clinton News -Record: The oldest mar -
sited couple residing iu this county are
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pinker, sen., of West
Wawanosh, the former being 98 years of
age and Mrs. Maker 95, Tney were
both born in County Caven, Ireland, and
=me to Canada 60 years ago. Their dia-
mond eubilee is only three years distant.
'Ten children were born to them, all of
whom are living. They are: Thomas,
'nit Calgary, Alberta; George, of Carte r.7
Man; Mrs. Archibald Gillespie, Grand
Rapids, Mich.; Mrs. Thomas Crawford,
Myth; William, in Clinton; John, at
;home; Mrs. William J. McMullen, of
aliticknow; Mrs. Robert Stalker, of Au-
burn; Samuel of Blyth; Mrs. Archibald
Robertson, of Auburn. Mr. aud Mrs.
"Maker are enjoying good health for their
advanced years.
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IA bad breath means a bad
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liver pills. They cure con-
stipation, biliousness, dys!
pepsia, sick headache.
2Sc. Ali druggists.
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brown or rleh black? Then es*
BUCKINGHAM'S DYEIVI;t3Irer,
IT PAYS
TO ADVERTISE
IN TIIE
TIMES .
THE POPE'S JUBILEE.
1,00 XIII, Acclaimed by Thew
eands of People,
CORONATION ANNIVERSARY,
Gorgeone flpectitalea-Seren Mlles Aril.
Rout With Light -seen.. in st. Peter's
-A. Magnificent rropesrion and a
Buret of Welcome -Aged Pontiff
Sore the Trying Ordeal
Extremely Wen.
Rome, March 4. -The 25th anniver-
sary of tha coronation of Pope Leo
was celebrated yesterday with all
the grandeur and impres.siveneas
iodated with the high eetemoules ot
the Catholic Church, and amid a
displaa of enthueiasm and emotion
on the part of the vast assemblage
gathered within the walls of St.
Peter's, such as vie with the greatest
of previous clemonstrations of affec-
tion for the aged Pontia.
Last night all the sacred edifices hi
-Rome, mosiasteries, convents. semi-
na.ries, •anchalso many private houses
are illurainated in commemoration
of the event, the Trastever quarter
and the Leoni City, especally pre-
senting a blaze of light, while the
general effect was heightened by the
burning of Bengal tires throughout
the city.
Pope Leo. who supported admirab-
ly the fatigue and excitement ef yes-
teielay's ceremony, after having re-
tired, rose again from his couch
*and going to the window of his
bedroom gazed for a while upon the
scene of the aluraination. The view
from the Vatican,embracing a stretch
of seven miles brilliant with light.
was a marvelous /one, and His
Holiness exclaimed' as he withdrew
from the window, "this will indeed be
a pleasant thing to dream of."
The ceremony in ,St. amer s Cathe-
dral lasted two hours and a quar-
ter, and although it was noticeable
that Pope .Leo felt the .effects of his
recent cold; all were surprised to see
strong, his gestures vigorous, and
the frantic 'cheering which greeted
his ariival and departure gave him
visible pleasure and brought a faint
tinges of color to his face. After the
tiring ceremony of the morning, Dr.
Lapponi carefully examined the con-
dition of the Pope, and although he
found him none the worse for the
fatigUe he had undergone, yet he or-
dered him to rest during the whole
afternoon. But last night, after the
doctor's last visit, His Holness in-
sisted upon getting up to view the
illumination -
After an hour of very fatiguing
waiting, a majestic procession began
to appear. It was composed of the
groat dignitaries of the church, the
forty-five cardinals present, gorgeous
in their red robes, and making a
most imposing gtoup. At 11 o'clock
precisely, the bell of St. Peters rang
out a eignal, which was followed by
the clanging of the bells of obout
500 churches in Rome, as they
winded the annouocement that thet
P.ontiff was on* his way to the basil-
ica. The life of the Ancient City
seemed to pause for a moment, hats
were raised, and sign of the cross
was made. Shortly afterwards, in-
side St. Peters, silver trumpets blar-
ed out their message, and the Pon-
tiff appeared. The people held their
breath for a moment. Then all the
pent-up enthusiasm burst forth in
a tremendous roar a welcome.
From his elevation on the new
sedia. gestatoria, carried by twelve
men in costumes of red brocade. the
Pope appeared to be a white spirit,
this impression being added to by
the Pontiff's white robes and white
mitre. delicate features, face as
white as alabaster, and his thin
band moving slowly in benediction.
It almost seemed as if all human at-
tributes had been expelled from that
slender, venerable form.
As the sweet -toned, well-trained
voices of the aistine choir sang Tu
Es Petrus, thousands of voices
shouted: "Long Live Pope Leol"
lithen the Pope arrived at the
throne, the ceremony proceeded tetra -
idly. Leaving the sedia gestatoria,
the Pontiff knelt in prayer, and then
roso without. assistance, donned the
fade, and the new triple crown, and
the celebration of mass began. At
aue moment of V.= clereatiou
nost a profound silence jell on the
assemblage, the guards presented
arms, the people knelt, where it was
possible for them to do so, and
from the cupola came the clear, thin
sounds of silver, trumpets.
The Pope then administered the
Papal Benediction and retired to a
room for restoratives, prepared es*
ery time he goes to St. Peter's
Then, addressing Dr. Lapponi, hid
private physician, the Pontiff said:
"You see, that after all your
warnings. the ceremony did me
good. What touching loyalty!"
Dr. Hollingsworth Released.
Ottawa, March 4. - The Govern -
nor -General yesterday afternoon on
the recommendation of the Minister
lingsestorth, gehtenced last Week to
of JustiCe, pordozted Dr. J. B. Ilol
four months in jail and $200 fine for B w
voting twice at the referendum
the Ontario Liquor Act. It Was
made perfectly clear that the offence
was unintentional, Hollingsworth
having veted on his own totem la
two wards at oe municipal elettioa. Sick Headache, Jaundice, Heart.
the fine. burn, Catarrh of the eitomaah. Demi.
noes. BlOtehes and Pimple*.
The pardon carries a remission Of
eoheriewee
THE MOAN TIMES, MARCIE 12, i903
JUST A COLD
SETTLED IN THE KIDNEYS,
MIT IT TURNED TO DROPSY.
IT WAS =HAAT
DOAN'S KIDNEY
PILLS.
Read of This .Wonderful Cure. '
It May Do You or lour Friende Some
Good to If.mow About It.
Miss Agnes Creelman, Upper Smith-
field, N.S., writesi-About 18 months
ago I caught cold. It tattled in my kid-
neys, and finally turned into Dropsy. My
face, limbs, and feet were veri much
bloated, and if prespeil my finger on
them it would snake white impression
that would last fully a minute before
the flesh regaiued its natural color.
was advised to try DOAN'S KIDNEY
PILLS, andebefore I bad used half a bee
I could notice an improvement, and the
ono box completely cured me. I have
never been troubled with it since, thanks
to DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS.
Price 50e. per box, or 3 boxes for $1.25;
all dealete, or The Doan Kidney Pill Co,
Toronto, Ont.
Weather Promised for March.
The regular storm perioe for March
is from the 2nd to tho 7th. At thie
time the earth is hilly under the in-
fluence of ler own Vernal dquinox,
From about Tuesday the 3rd to Friday
the Oth, there are remains to expect
all the chances and phenomenal of a
very decided storm period. A marked
chtinge to warmer and falling bare -
meter will lead rapidly into cloudinets
with general rain and thunder storms '
in the moth. Rains nue also ho ex-
pected in central and northern sec-
tion:9, but change to much colder
will follow the rains, with heavy snow
squalls generally along the northern
side ot tae country. enierp change to
cold %via bring up the rear of' these
s torme, 'winging the tempera tu re
quite to the irost line into the eouth.
The eth and 3.0th are central daye
of a reactionary perturbation, in-
tensified by ploon in perigee on the
10th. In all oue publicattion.s for
nearly twenty years, AVO Lave explain-
ed that an electricalarisie ie aunually
to be looked tor about the 10th to 15tn
alarce. The moon 'being -at full
on the celestial equator oni the nth,
within two daye or its perige'e, on the
10th, we are naturally to look for elec-
trical phenomeoa out of the ordinary
duriaig this tennutie.period this month.
If the moonle perigee on neasest ap-
proach to earth, had fallenotwo days
later, or colocident witt. full moon on
the equaeor on the 13th, violent storms
and tidal evarves would have been al-
most a certainty in thei south. As
it is, marked disturbances of this kind
need 'not be a surprise in that part of
the country. Hicevy earth currents
of magnetism and electricity, auroral
light% seismic convuleions and quick-
ened volcanic activity, are among the
things reasonably to .be expected. dux -
The regular atorm. period centering
on the 3.6th and extending from the
13th to the 20th will bring a time of
exceedingly unsettled weatage, with
probability of many heavy and some
dengerous reterms. The barometer
and hygrometer will prove faithful
monitora at this as well al at all other
The indications point to two decided
dieturbancea during this central per-
iod in Mama, one ata the very begin-
ning of the period and the other about
the 17th and 18th. ( The stories on
end about the 18th will barely eubside
before the entrance to reactionary
etorm condition due 21st and 22od.
Tale is at the centre of' the Vernal
equinox, and many equinoctial spualls
with ranch unpleasant weather, may
.saeely be counted bn. In ell central,
ed rain, mow and riw,: depleting
winde will irender it exceedingly hard
and trying on unsheltered live stock.
The teat general gtorea _period; in
Marcie is central on ehe 27th, covering
also by a Mercury perturbation: The
moon 'is on the celeatial equator on
the 27th and ot its new, oee the 28th.
Ai we approach' theee clay,a it will turn
phenomenelly warm for the seaeon,
the baeonweer will fall to low and
dangerous readings, and anywhere
from Friday the 27th' to Monday the
30th. it will be wise to keep an eye on
the gathering storm indications. Very
warm, ehum,d weatha with greatly de-
pressed barometer will presage viol-
ence and danger, especially in all cen-
tral to southern parts oe the counery.
Late snow ana sleet otorro.s will- be
in every probability, will reach ite
clo.se in the medat or the cold, wave. at
the end of these storms. ,
NEW YORK FASHIONS
once as to contour with those ehapee
varied wed becoming, while la accord-
enott with the Spring mason triteatee
!urge and 'emelt mad gathered froui
the floral. kingdom and that of fruit
as well. Erom small berries up to
phtute and even peaches xich centre,
too are seen in leeriest simulations.
how. ve,r, does not enenre acceptance
en cen, 44 found so courageoue as 10
selem ewe rather weighty and really
uneuitable adornments, although ast to
of large eizes. Grapes in natural eh. -
genie: are free from the object:ona
Jost noted, and once again will be
In new dresa goods Mohair Sicilian -
nes are most desirable and extretnelY
weave, and in plain, dotted, mixed ane
fancy effects these fabries supple.
Wont and loose woven rou.batx goods.
One cannot Mistake in choosing Sial -
!Leone in any grade, T.hese goods are
English. in origin and are famoths.
When selecting Ready -mule Gar-
ments beed should be .paid. to the new
Wooltex method of construsition,
insuxes outer garb at. once serviceable
and dressy. For these reasons doubt-
appreciatien from all classes of
wonten-those who must cun,sider ex,
pulse and: those to whom expense is
no oon:sideration. Every Wooltex
;sewn le pure wool and will withstand
hardships whith woold prove the un-
doing of ordinary ready-to-wear gar -
In the fit of the .00rsoge, aowever
b.nutifully made, the right adjust-
ment of the Corset is all-important,
and unmet; women who undersrand
bath comfort and grace belted hoee
or w:thout cersets have come into
general use. They keep the corset
well down in front. thus enforcing a
correct po.ition of the body-s/aouiders
croopeag, abdomen: in and chest
tbrowa out - and ,many belle of
Venus -like carriage and proportion,
OW23 each charms to the powerful aid
of thie inestimable addition, to her
WALTdING SKIRTS
such wale limetations as to materi tl,
that on cool Spring days. or in the
midst of July heats. something ap-
propriate •can be obtained. Thus
kik 47'
LOADE'D UP WITH
IN THE SPRING THE
SYSTEM IS LOADED UP
WITH IMPURITIES.
•
After the hard work of the winter,
the eating of rich and heavy foods, the
system becomes elogged up with waste
and poisonous matter, and the blood
becomes thick end sluggish.
This causes Loss of Appetite, Bilious.
:less, Lack of Energy and thal tired, weery,
listless feeling so prevalent in the spring.
The cleansing, blood -purifying action
ef
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
eliminates all the pe. nt-up poison from the.
I system, starts the eiuggish liver working,
i acts on the Kidoeys and Bowele, and
renders it, without, exception,
i The Best Spring Medicine.
women meal be free during most of the
, day 1.0 breathe .fresh air and revel
in sunshine since the sensible fashion
ot wearing for morning a shirr waitit
with tvalking skirt will prevail.
Each year Cottons -aro of xaore
partante and the newi and 'beautiful
reader them attractive to women. of
all clessett. tbe wealthy purchaser :led
those who wish the dollar to go far,
MILBURN'S Toile du Nord, particularly adapted
to children's wear, is twenty-seven in-
ches wide in. f meaty stripes. plaids or
checks, at •12 1-2c tho yaxd. Edin-
borough zephyrs, also twenty-seven,
inches wide, are delightful in Olney
etripes, plaices or cheeks at 15c the
yard, and Impeeial Chambray thirty
Melia?, wide, elegant in linen finish,
la 15e the yard. St. Andrewt zephyrs
ing display of fancy stripes, plaida
thecks, costing 25c the yard, and A.n..
atelier Fancies in thirty-sevett hut
widths. are beautiful in lace effects
m• ention shouldelio made .of Anglesey
belga mercerized ht silky lustie. This
lovely material is tatenty-severt inches
showing stripes and with novelty wea.
ves and lace patteexes, costiog 35e tee
yard. Satsuma embroiderica are inn
• other lnautiful variety he cotton and
;show fine embroidery work captie
vating desiems. The price is 35o the
All these materials are excellent in
texture and fast he .eoler,
LTYCil CARTER.
FUT Over 131:tty Valera
An Old. and Well -Tried Remedy-ntre
Winslow's SoothingSyrup has been used
for over sixty years byraillionsof mothers
for their children .while teething, with
perfect success. It soothes the child,
softens the oms, allays all pain, curee
wind colic, and is the best remedy for
diarrhtea. It is pleasant to the taste.
Sold by druggists in every part of the
value is incalculable. 13e sure yoo. aek
for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind.
CURE
Dyetiimistie, Newt eltoxielielli, Witten
Brash. Liven Coniplabite Ballet/if or
Middy CoMplexlett.
Sweeten the breath ana elear arra,' all waste
polsonotte neater from the eystem.
MOP %eh bottle or 6 for S1.00. dealers'
or Tam T. hinauss CO., Limited, 'forma*.
Oak
MAY REED PROTEST.
Alaskan QuestionN Now Before
the imperial Cabinet,
JOINT Wall COMIIIISSION.
Reported Attempt to Renew the Sustain
ashingten Despatch Says seuetor
rairbauke end Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Are Stip eorrespontling.-Oes.
ada's Flrm Answer and PH -
mon 1. Now Beattie& .
London, Alareh 5. -No names have
yet been atibMitted for the Alaskan
tiibunal, It seems probable that the
deley is owing to the English Cabi-
net's consideration of the destrabia
ity of suggesting a change in the
American commissioners, although
this would be a delicate matter. The
Canadian Government has communt-
cated its opinion unfavorable to the
Atnerican appointees. The strong
Canadian views are appreciated here.
JOint tlign commission to. meet.
Washington, March 5. -The action
of Congress in striking out in con-
ference an item appropriating $50,-
000 to defray the expenses of the
High Joint Commission will not be
, allowed to prevent the reassembling
of the Conunission next suiemer. It
is postible to reassemble the Com: -
mission and pay their expenses out
of the contingent fund of the State
Department. 'etiator Fairbanks and
Sir Wilfrid Lawler are in correspoo-
dence with a view of arranging
da,te for the reassembling of the
. Vanacia*e Answer Recalled.
Ottawa, March 5. - An unofficial
theory suggests a potent ItiotiVe foe
the postponement of the resumption
of the sittings of the Joint MO
Commission until Canada is "good
and ready." It is based upon a
elose personal scrutiny of ehe temper
of the. United States commissioners
at the breaking ofr of the negotia-
3889. When their altitude was in-
dicated, Canada's refusal to ge
ahead was not at all mealy mouth-
ed. It was in effect "Come to terms
on Alaska. or wait for the other fay -
ors you really want."
CONGRESS CLOSED.
Retiring Speaker of U.S. Rouse Treated
without Courtasp
Washington, March 5. -The fifty--
seventh congress expired at noon
yesterday by limitation. There has
not Leen in many years such a de-
monstration in the house as occur-
red yesterday owing to the fact that
Speaker Henderson was retiring not
only as presiding officer, but from
the house as a member. Bitter par -
them feeling that has pprung up in
the House of Representatives during
the past week reached a pitch which
prevented the Speaker receiving the
unauhnotts approval of the House
when the usual resolution of thanks
and courtesy was offered.
Tho numbee of bills introduced clue-
ing the fifty-seventh congress aggre-
gated 17,560, of which 8,918 were
reported and more than 2,000 peas -
ed. The house calendar is clearer at
the close of this congriss than it aas
ever been before, only 78 bilis re-
maining undisposed of.
Tho strenuous President.
Washington, March 5. - President
Roosevelt had it chance yesterday to
express his opinion of Senator Car -
muck of Tennessee, and did it forcib-
ly.
W. S. Morgan, ex -Secretary of
State for Tennessee; wants •to be ap-
pointed 0. member of the Isthmian
Ronal Commission, and the Tennes-
see delegation , is favorable to
the appointment.
neseneans. and said he would take
their nomination under constdera-
tion,
do anything I can for you. Any re-
commendations I shall always be
glad to receive and carefully consid-
er.
"But," he added, after a bit of
pause, there is one member of your
delegation that I would see in hell
before I would do anything for him."
He explained that he referred to
Senator Carmack.
Stratford, March 5. -Stratford has
declared for • menieipal ownership of
waterworks and for good roads. By
purchase bylaw Was carried yester-
day, and the good roads bylaw by
the. overwhelming majority of 311.
These provide for ihe purchase of the
Stratford Water Supply Company's
plant, mains, etc.,. for el98,000, with
a couple of thouaand dollars added
to meet inane:Oat'. expenditure, and
for the issuine debentures for 88.-
000 to secure immediate improve-
ment of outlying. portions of the
main roads. The total votes were;
For waterworks purchaee bylaw 576,
agalust 440; eor good roads bylaw
6.52, enalost.
A 01-11
Mrs, j„ .6nelphy Tel
,Little Ones Were :Cured
Remedy, .POWley'S
The Mother Is Cured of Ecze
sumption, Another of a St
Trouble, aud the B-
gestion of the L
1.111rs. Wilson Is Now an Ozone Entintsbu
Mothers in PromoulicIng Ozone the
hold Remedy in the World
•
ti
avia
'lite Da
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Glut
THE OZONE CO., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
Gentlemen, -I have intended writing you for a long
am certain it has beau. the moans of preveatiog myself
lavola that dread disease, consumption. Tee first tea=
my dear daughter had consumptiou in veey advaneetis'
far gone to save, her life. How I with we hut tattewn.
am sure we had she wowil have been alive tooluatee
-vei h her stomach, being unable to degest her fetid, :Ida
It helped her nod I know prolongel her lire, but the tlisene
bowels nod waa impossible to sieve her. When she was'',
givo her ehnost inetant relief, and than ever feel gratef;
health myself, bot Ozone btalt me up and reetared my
eure that Ozone Fayed her life.
Eater I had eeZellta, W111)11 my line wee neueili "Avolleu
aiseaee was gone. One of my bees ellowed every heitati
te have consumption, hit evniptidne being similar t thtis
Ozone restored hint to beal•th and al,e) curea troth
trouble whieh the doctors could not help.
I ant an enthuslart rogaediug Ozone and have
did innoli to relieve the suffering of myself auil
medicine it has no °goal and I would not feel safe
at all times. In cues of grippe it para. larly gen
turn are new sounding its praises.
Yours fruly,
Ozone Is a Great Household Remedy 171
"It Cures Disease by Dest
Germs ,Wherever Lo
"For a long time," writes ono eorrespon
before understood Ozone as well as ao noe
one remedy could. cure so many widely di
then .what I bare since learned by experien
by destroymg the germs that crar e it.
miracles, although some of the cures it
The ou'y claim nonlafor it le that it do:
speedily and thoroughly.
Doctors, Druggists taidd
The doctors, Cruggiste and elerleg
nized the fact that Ozone poesesse;t'a
sampler of the minty lettere we have re
DR. SHIM, LIN
seen gooa resulte. D. W.
For a small place like this toWn the sales of Powley's
good and the prevailing opiuion of its merits are emit t
ease the customer comes bad; for m000 On) customer 'tee
iu a case of lung trouble .antl gives it great peniee. trt
svife awl daughter, after suffering from aelial cough ne
were cured ol it early in the spring with oue large 'tett
short time. ALBERT Bin
I have ploesure in giving my testimony tee the value et
fiat Ozone, which cured my dam:atter of nervous deadlier wit'
otdinary inedical assistance) failed 10 do se.
I consider it fully mititled to publie eontidenti v.; et, rd
Oragnedi REV.
N NG Li t 0/.0114b:
to your own g
ray yea to ex
And Ile May Die. Powleev's Liquillea Ozone ia sold onto by reliable de
noddied. Price, 53 mute nod $1 cu per b ettle. -
tendon, March 5. -James Harris, a THE OZONE t10., Limited,
25 years of age, an employe at the
ie.T.R. ear shops, met with a seri-
ous accident yesterday morning. He :—
was' boring a hole in • a board With e
an auger operated by steam, When
he fell forte:she against the auger.
which entered tile abdominal Well of
ful theme which may result in blood
bospit al.
poisoning. die wee taken to the .
PILEKONE
P NIES.
, iH
11111 sold Shouglinesty Sail Array. , 'Opiniont el tootling Physician,.
Neer yetqc. itier,,,,1 :idea ended lutvensed Atrong's Tile Remedy% my prat.«
ti 0, anti would rhoerially recommend it to the
president of the Northietn Se- • general reablie be one of the blot remetlie4ae
etiritie's 'Company. sailed heeeeteno. ;Mei on the mare:et: kmoviter tomtit( sition
foe Europe for reet and recreation. ire feretilet(). 1.301114 110 1 LOCI. nOW a('
Ohildreri Cry for president shoomiinessy of the Cana- M.t'..11"Ailtrgengi.ysieien London Jail.
TOR IA the. same *Leaman
At the end Of 1901 t
ing vessels flying the
14,221'. Of steamers
Leaving sailing vesse
it is estimated by v
of these 8,147 steam
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