Thai
Extreme tired feeling micti-nearly every,
body at Ibis season. . The hustlers cease to
posb, the tlreletf grow weary, the ener.
getio become enervated. You know juitt
what we mean. Some men and women
endeavor tempoiarily to overcome that
ToVed
reeling by great force of will. But thu
u unsafe, as It pulls powerfully upon the
nervous system, which will not long stand
ucn strain. 100 many people "work on
tneir nerves," and the result Is seen In un
fAftnna. a 1 I
wrecis niHrKca -nervous pros-
A .41 I . ...
kr.Hon, m .very direction. Thut tired
CANINE WORTH $50,000.
H Wsi Once Tramp Pog Found by
Rich Man. '
In Denver, Col., there la a dog that Is
worth -$;0,f)WMn hid own rlptht, and ho
dissipated until now tie In stiffurliic;
with fousiinmtlon. At present hfc
Mill nllve, Is receiving attention attlui
hands of the most eminent physicians
Feel
Jng is a positive proof of thin, weak, m
pure blood; for, if the blood is rich, red,
vitalized and vigorous, It Import life and
energy to every nerve, organ and tissue
of the body. The necessity of taking
Hood's Ba-saparilla for that tired feeling
is, therefore, apparent to every one, and
the good it will do you Is equally beyond
question. Reniembei that
Kloo dTl
Sarsaparilla
lathe One True Blood Purlfler, All dnunrltte. IL
Prepared only by C. I. Hood ACo., Lowell, Mais.
Hood's Pills ZoXz
SURE CURE for PILES
Rllcaiax and Hliod. Hleeuluit or rrntrtiilne PH.. ftolual aar. ui
P:,"0"8"-0' p"-' REMEDY.
HjA uMti At.M;- our... i ircui .r. -ni lre. Prloa
Uim.uifaalL UK. 1IUKAM.O. I'Mla Pa.
MIWIiWIllMIMilMIM
T1IB I.UCKV P0G.
Scrofula
Miss Delia Stevens, of Boston, Mass
writes: I have always suffered from
hereditary Scrofula, for which I tried
various remedies, and many reliable
physicians, but none relieved me. After
tut I
in me west, ami is waited upon by a
trained nurse. This particular dog Ih
a small fox terrier, and was a tramp
until picked up some years ago by a rich
Phlladelphlan nnmed Davis. The poor
(log and the rich liinn became liiscpiitu
we, and when DuvIh becnine ill the do;
was greatly affected, and would neither
eat nor sleep. Davis died, and the dog
would not be quieted until after the
body had been Interred In the cemetery.
Davis' love for the canine was so great
that he willed $r(.(iiMi to the dog.
the condition of the dog would not
Improve in Philadelphia, ho the physi
cian ordered a change of climate. It was
suggested that he be taken to Denver.
He was taken there In the hope that
the change of air ink-lit benefit Mm
lungs. At the prvsent time the dog, in
common with the family of the dead
man. Is quartered at the leading fash
lonnble hotel of Denver.
It is an Interesting Question whether
the M,i()0 reverts to the family In the
event of the dog's death, which Is cer
tain, or goes to the State of Pennsylvania.
THE
instt bottles of
I am now well. I
am very grateful
to yon, as I feel
that it saved me
from a life of un
told agony, and
shall take pleasure in gpeakine- only I
words of praiso for the wonderful mea-1
Icine, ana in recomniendina; it to all.
Treatise on
Blood and Skin
Pinna mi mailed
free to any ad-
areas.
CURED
SIGNIFICANCE Or
OVKKCOAT
A OKAY
Upon the torjjue, yellnwueM of. the skin and
eeiall, iinm aud unennlnetH beeeitb the
right ribs and shoulder bl do, it that the vie
tlin of thewdiMxtmfurulB billon. Tne"prper
I'Hper" uud'-r uch irciiniitances Is to take
Hoxteltr's Stomach llltiem, whW'h h! o cures
chills ad fmer.eo mtipatlmi, ilya'pt-pela, then
walli) and kluuey complaints and urvotui.e-s.
TJIAININO GIUPJNX
BREAKING IN COUNTRYMEN FOR CITY
RAILWAY SERVICE.
Phf Maudef Oh, she's one til the 111''" o
my youtii. Me I didn't take her to be a old as
that.
Two bottles of Piso's (Jure for Consump
tion cun ! uiB of a bad lung trouble M rs.
J. Niobols, frincetou, lud Mar. 2, 1895.
1 8WIPT SPECTFIC CO Atlanta, Oa.
BEWAKB OF OINTMCNn FOK CA.
1ABKH THAT CONTAIN MKKCVKY,
If
Your Dealer r-
will not sell you Skl A
the VH
BIAS
rft VELVETEEN
. rltC VPI
SKIRT BINDINGS
we will.
Write us for free samples showing
labels and materials.
' Homo Dressmaking." a new book by Miss
Emma M. Hooper, of the Ladles' Home Journal,
tilling how to put on Dlas Velveteen Skirt B'jd-
Ins sent for 25c, postage paid.
5. H. & M. Co., P. O. Box ooo, N. V. City.
As mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell aud completely .dnrange the whole system
when euterlug it through the mucous surfaoes.
Such ai tides should never be used except ou I
prescriptions from reputable physician, a the
damage they will do is ten fold to the good you
can poaslbiy derive from tnem. Hall's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney 4 Co., To
ledo, a, contains no mercury, and is tsken in
ternally, actios; directly upon the blood and '
muoous surfaoes of thugystem. In buying Hsll's
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is
taxen lnwiruaiy, uo lntwae la Toledo, Ohio, by
S.I. CheueyUo. Testimonials free.
Bold by df uggista, price 76o per bottle.
Hall's family Pills are the best.
FITS. All nts stopped tree by Dr. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. No nts altei the nrat
day's use. Marvelous cures. Treatise and 100
trial bottle free to Fit cases. Band to Dr. Ulna.
HI Arab B,., Philadelphia, Fa
Tar Gbrmia tor breakfast.
T$tM$ Mat ails you?
Have yra a feeling
f wetsbt la the
Stomach Bloating
alter eating Belcfa
.osfW.nd Vomit-
Inn of Food Water
brartb Heart barn J
Bad Tante In the
Mouth In the Morn
ing Palpitation of
the Heart,dnetoDia-
tension of Stomach
Cankered Month
fiaft la the Bowels ,
Un of Fleflh
Fickle Appetite
Peprewied, Irritable
Condition of the
Mind Dizziness
Headache Constip
ation or Diarrhoea?
Then yon have
DYSPEPSIA
In one of it many forma. The one positive cure 4
lor thia oifttreMiog complaint is
flckcr'$ Dyspepsia tablets,
by mall, prepaid, on receipt of 15 centa
fHARUR IUMSF.T. f?ft Iinitnnl, SfW York.
I aaye: "I aiincrfil homiiiy trnm )lyappiRin. but J
Acker a iaDieio.LaKeiiaiusr meau,niivecurednie.n
t M EDICINECO., 16 A 18 Chamber St,, N.T.
MS. WINSWs Hr?0
- FOK CHILDREN TCETHINO - ,
rr kr all lracat& Ceata aatlla. (
ItllfitS BHtB AL
Best Uitwh Byrup. '
in tln.a Bold B
Gladness Comes
With a bettor understanding; of the
transient nature of the many phys
ical ills, which vanish before propercf
f orts frentle efforts pleasan t, e if orts
rifflitly tiire-U'd. There is comfort in
the knowledge, thut no many forms of
hic'kiic.Hfi are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to a constipated condi
tion of thu system, which the pleasunt
family laxative, Syrupof Fi,rrs. prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millionsof families, and is
every where esteemed so highly by all
who value good heulth. Its benefleiul
effects are due to the faet, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without, dchilitiitinjf the
orfrnns on which it acts. It is therefore
all important, in order to g-et its bene
ficial effects, to note when you pur
chase, that you have the pvnuine arti
cle, which is manufactured bv the Cali
fornia Fiff Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable dnjrRists.
If in the enjoyment of pood health,
and the system is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. If
afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, hut if in need of a laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
well-informed everywhere, Symp of
Figs stands hiphest and is most largely
Jed and gives most general satLsf actioa.
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ltf rur oaifiiMAL AMD CCHUlNC. TIm m1 ftexAv asms. ami rtUmUm PIU ar tmis.
Soim Malsi wHM Mm rlWtw. Tnfco bh other kl. MfM 9tMtnm mmd ImUaltwm.
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Mrsapi jr rmnitmimn. tsxtlwiiltii m4 KMief br l4m.m km, by retaaa) afalk
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I SU41M SaTPMI LAMLPMIA. PA.
Tonnf Farmers Mk the Brat Orlpnicn
on Aocoant of Tlielr Strength and Cau
tion -A Hitnistinn Thst Ileqalrra Close
Attention end Plenty of Nerve.
"Where do the grlpmeu come from?"
a strong urmed, blue uniformed em
ployee of the WuHhiugton aud Uttorga
town railway was asked lustuight us be
left bis car at the eud of the route for a
eup of coffee aud a sandwich Ju the all
night resfanraut
"Why, from "the conDtrr, most of
them.. These fellow who are raised on
cigarettes aud beer in the city dou't
seem to have the ninsclo uecessnry to
tbrow ou the bruke aud stop the truiu
on a down grade. Then again a country-
mau is mighty careful about goiug
through the streets. He's afraid that ev
ery mau he sees step off the pavement ia
going to be ruu over, aud he In absolute
ly certain that every team thut cuuios
out from across street is going to collide
with blni. It takes biui about two
years to get over this fear, uud tbeu, as
he becomes a little careless, he bos a few
accidents that smash op fenders aud take
the paiut off thecoouhos, and thou he
gets fired, aud the road is reudy to break
in another countryman."
' How do they break thern in?"
"Well, theyure mighty careful with
them. A uew niun on the grip is about
the worst scured object iu the world.
Talk about your condemned mau beiug
scared when he's walking out to be
hanged why, his sensations ain't in it
with the mau who's running a grip car
for the first time. To be sure, an experi
enced gripman is on the car right be
side him, ready to throw on the brakes
and sound the 'lookout' bell. But be
tweeu the grip, uud the wheel brake,
aud the track brake, and the 'go ahead'
and 'stop' signals, aud the 'look out
bells, uud the people jumping ou aud off
the grip car, your new grtpniun just gets
tseasick. , They suy thoy dou't mind it,
but they're talking through their bou
nets, that's ull. Theu, another thing,
the way they throw on the brake yauk
their urmg out of joint aud makes m
good and sore, I tell you.
There's something funny about
braking np a grip car. I cuine from th
country to my job, but I wasn't always
plowboy. NY hen I was a young fellow
used to work iu a eouutry printing of
nee, and used to Jiuve to run a Washing
ton bund press. Ever ruu a Washington
baud press you're in the newspaper
busiuessr What! Never run oner Well
tbeu, I cuu't tell you anything about it
except that if you dou't know the trick
you can t throw 'er over and get au im
pressiou no more thou a rabbit. You
may have a muscle like a blacksmith
but if you dou't know the knock yon
can't pull the lever over, but if yon are
on to the trick, and dou t weigh more'u
90 pounds, yon can throw her around
just like lightning and make 600 im
pressious au hour thut is, if you've got
a j?ood 'devil' to do your iukmg.
"Well, us I was suyiug, that's just
like brukiug np a grip cur. Some big
fellows weighing 200 pounds, with mns
clesonthem like Vitzsimmons, go ont
ou one of these grips with two couches
behind 'em, uud the way they bruke 'sr
ap makes ull the -passengers think they
have goue to sea. Theu a little fellow,
who don't look heavy enough to huudle
a team of mules attached to a sulky
plow, gets a job on the road, aud he
grabs thut old grip like a drum major
throwing a baton, and he'll get the
knack ot the thing right quick, aud when
he brakes 'er up the passengers think
that the first waltz at the Charity hall
is just starting.
"But while he maybe throwing on
the brakes all right he's kind of off his
pins when it comes to hearing the two
bells for go ahead. You see, a new man
cun t do everything at once. Takes
about a week to get the shiver off, and
during thut time a regulurgripmaurnus
with the new man, keeping a sharp look
out. Theu the new man, after his week,
goes to the superintendent aud has to
puss an examination. They ask him all
about the siguals, and where other cars
cross, and where tire 'dead men' are
'dead man's' a block yon strike if you
don't let go the cable where you have
to, and if yon ever strike a 'dead man'
your job'a gone, no ifs utid auds about
it and all about the street and so ou.
Well, if the new itiuu passes the exami
nation, he pnts np fJO, and they give
him a certificate, and he can go and pnt
that up for a uniform and an overcoat.
and there you are he's a gripman, ready
for 20 degrees below zero and 100 de
grees above zero and his little old $3 a
day.
"The company's breaking in six new
gripnieu on the Fourteenth street line
right uow. Two cf the old men died
and a couple quit Each line always
keeps about a dozen extra gripmen on
hand ready for au emergency, so they're
breaking in these new ones. One of the
new boys bad an accident at Ninth and
the avenue the other afternoon. Run
into an Anacostia bobtail car. By gin
ger, I thought he was going to knock
the thing clear to the: Good Hope hill,
but he didn't. Scared? Well, the pas
sengers on ine Dontaii wasn't naif as
HAIR OF GREAT LttsUlh.
nearly One Foot Longer than Ita
Owner Js Tall.
Mrs. P. J, Davis, of Pan Francisco,
t ai., nns the longest hair In (ho world.
Khe Is ft feet 0 Inches tall, and her hair
Is (J feet 8 Indies- lonif. Her sisters also
have very long hair.
i never brush my ,ftr." wild Mrs.
Dnvls, as she removed those long, cornl
pins that held great coils In place about
her head so that her hah- might be
measured, "for the reason that I do not
believe It Is good for the hair. In fact
I nave detiwnKtrated my belief to my
own satisfaction by experimenting.
vt nen a gin i gave very little atten
mm iu my nair. and In consequence
.mm i wm
avv.mBii 1 i t t hi ; w a
I.O.NOKST HAIR I TliK WORLD.
It did not grow at all. .Sometimes I
felt very much chagrined to see' how
much longer and prettier was the hair
of all three of my sisters, but 1 was
somewhat careless. When I became a
woman I suddenly devolotied a desire
to have long hair like theirs, and began
to take the utmost care of what little
I hail. Kvoty morning, and sometimes
twice a day, I brushed It thoroughly,
but it did not grow any better. Then
I noticed that the brush, after the dally
application to the hair, even when the
latter had no tendency to fall out,
would Ite filled with very niie hairs,
and soon I realized that while the
brushing had no effect upon the long
hair It effectually killed the new
growth, and 1 derided to stop.
"Since then I have used nothing but
a very coarse comb. Kvery morning
I go over the hair thoroughly and enre-
Nfully, removing every snarl until It is
ns free and flowing as water. Then I
braid it and coll It into varied coiffures
about my head. I never used cos
metics on my hair."
FRENCH MINISTER'S WIFE.
Takes Precedence Over Kvery Woman
in the Diplomatic Cor pa Kxcept One.
Mine. Patenotre, wife of the French
ambassador, takes precedence over
every woman in the diplomatic corps
nave one. Lady Pauncefote, wife of
the British ambassador. When Lady
Pauncefote Is not present Mine. Paten
otre Is the guest of honor. She must
be taken out to dinner by the host, and
ALL CHICAGO KNOWS HIM.
W. W. Watson, Loading Real Efttate Man, Restored to
Health lv Pane's Celery Compound.
C'riioarfu. May 26. Vlr. W. W. Wst-
sou's rejuttin throughout The West
for unerring judgment iufhn valuation
ot land has madn htm fnremmt amunii
thu most conservative, careful class of
iu vet-tors in Chin)o.
Unlike mauv hard driven husiuess
men, the owner of "Alpine Heights."
that splendid suburb ot Chicago, has
not neglected his health on account of
bis exacting business. The following
unrequested statement from Mr. Wat-
hi shows how consistent with his life-
long, oareful, onnsoientions and success
ful bufiness habits has been hia atten
tion to netting welL He states in the
Times-Herald:
Upon the recommendation of a
friend, I used Psiue's celery oompnund
tor headaches, oonstipation, indigestiou
ud loss of sleep, and found it all it
was recommended to be. I suffer no
more from headaches, sleep soundly at
night, and am now in perfect health.
This is the only medioine that I have
ever taken for these oomplaints, which
has benefited me at all.
"W.W.WATSON, 225 Dearborn st"
Bnsy men and women are ant to
think there is always time to set well.
The fact that only one person in a hun
dred dies of old age shows how reck
lessly men and women postpone at
tending to their health and allow it to
go to pieces while they devote them
selves heart and soul to affairs that are
'Tiding in comparison. Wives and
mothers have no greater duty than to
ee that those dear ro, them do not h
oome so absorbed in the work of provid
ing for the household as r lose their
oslth and shorten their days.
'No more thnng'-tful step cnnld he
taken during the spting dsys that an
too in worrying, fretting and desponrl
miiov, that need oulv Paine's- celery
'lompnund to banish the unhealthy nt
tnoaphere sud .nuke things bright and'
obeerfnl again
It is the only spring remedy uni
versally p won bed by physicians. 16
makes people well by giving tbem m
hearty appetite and a relish for their
food. Hard-worked men and women,
the nervous, weak and debilitated, get
new strength, fresh nerve energy and- .
a pnrer, more vigorous blood supply
from Paine's celery compound.
Thia most valuable uerve and brain
invigorator and restorer practically
demonstrates the lifelong conviction of
its eminent discoverer, Professor
Phelps, M. D , LL D, of Dartmouth;
Col lege. Professor Phelps was for
long time convinced that sound nutri
tion was the keystone of firm health,
and that where there' were signs of'
poorly nourished nerve tissues, and of'
thin, pale oolored blood, some means
must be devised to supply these defioi
enoies briskly and rapidly. Professor
Phelps prenared Paine's celery com
pound on this basis. It baa proved an
invigorator. streugthener and a . great'
spring purifier, such as the world baa
never eujoved before our day.
Tomorrow, or next day, or the day '
after is nut soon enough to look aboafc
gnrtiuu rid of weakness or disease.
i a an rani" s oeiery ornnpoana tooar.
There is no time equal to these, early ."
ttrlifl.a dull, . w FI.wI.TIF1.il, Ittt -twuvw
hHiilrh. ' TlinrA urn faw nnrMTina urtin Ait--""
not need to take a snrintr remedy. ,t-m
many no. aowurignt siok, nut Hrsot
or iiilinif, would be immensely ben- t
fifed by taking Paine's oeiery corn''
pound, espmislly at this particularly
'tow here than tn urge siinh ' tired Htid i favorable season of the year.
often irritable home provider- to take ! This great compouud will banishr
Paine's oelerv compound Thee are that tired feeling, cleanse the blood and
fhnnsands of homes where overwnt It h I reinlnfe the iierv.
JIME. PATKNOT1IK.
ahe must be allowed to give the slgnu
for departure at all the ceremonial
banquets when foreign representatives
are present. But two years since Mnie,
'atenotre was Miss Kleanor Klvcrson
Philadelphia. She was educated
broad, and had seen little of society
until after her brilliant tiiai'i'lnge. She
a beautiful woman, with a charm
ing manner; she Is absolutely natural
and unaffected. She speaks French
and German fluently, plays the harp
with much skill aud slugs well. She
Is a general favorite, aud has the iibll
lty of remembering names, which is a
priceless boon to the wife of a diplo
mat. Her costumes are always chic
and her jewels number among the
handsomest in Washington. M. I 'aten
otre' s career has lieen markvd by great
success. After finishing his education
in Paris he made a tour of Morocco,
Egypt and Palestine. He then went as
attache to Athens. Persia was his
next post, and he saw that country un
der the protection of the Shah. At
Buenos Ayres he learned Spanish and
visited every point of Interest In South
America. He has seen diplomatic
service In Sweden, and distinguished
scared as be was. He could hardly get himself In China in the negotiation
off the grip to pick np the pieces of the
lender, lie thought he was as good as
fired, bat the company never said noth
ing. Guess they thought they was lucky
to get off with as little damage. And
besides au accident right at the start
makes a gripman extra careful for all
the rest of the time." Washington
Post
The very remarkable and certain
relief given woman by.MOOBE'B
REVEALED REMEDY baa riven
H the name of Woman's Friend. It is i. uniformly soccee-
fnl in relieving the bckBchee,headachef IH II Ke and weaknen
which burden and shorten a woman's life. Thonsandi oi
women testify for it. It will give health and strength
sod make life a pleasure. For Bale by all druggists.
ELU1LA.UE-FRANK CBUQ CO Postlutd, Amenta.
AH Hops Gone.
Mr. Flabley J. told me that be nev
er knew what it was to be happy np to
the time of his marriage.
Mrs. Flabley Haven't I always told
yon that marriage is the only happy
state?
Mr. Flabley Tea, but J. says be nev
er expects to know what it is to be hap
py now. Brooklyn Li fa
concerning the treaty of Anam.
Natural Que-lion.
A Knight Templar and his family
were traveling over the New York Cen
tral to attend hist summer's conclave
In Boston.
The "limited" train was rushing
along at the rate of sixty miles an
hour, when a five-year-old youngster,
who was sitting at the window, was
startled by the rnsh and roar of a pass
ing train, and fell back In his fright.
Recovering himself quickly, he looked
np in his father's face, and gasped.
"Papa, did we swallow it?"
When there Is a snow storm the fan
cy of very young men lightly turns to
thoughts of tracking rabbits.
Ornaments In India.
In India, for the mass of the people,
the purchase of ornaments is almost the
one form of indulgence to whicb a man
who has made a little money treats him
self. Ordinarily the man who has saved
a few rupees does not change the nature
of his food or the style of his clothing,
nor does he invest in articles of mi
tare. What be does if he is of a cautions
and saving nature is to put bis rupees
in a hiding place, but if ho is inclined
for show be indulges his fancy by put
ting gold or silver ornaments on the per
son) of his wife and children.
These oruaments are the very Inst
things to be parted with on a reverse of
fortune, and even in the lowest social
depths they are not put on the market
until the last piece of coined money has
vanished and no household utensils of
brass or copper are left With which to
obtain a coin. '
FRAZER AXLE
BEST IN THE VVOLO. CREASE
Its wearing qualities ore unurpame1,nctiHl)jr
oiiilasiliiK t" iioxts ot suy i.ther hraml Vive
Ironi Anlml Oils. UT THK UK DINK.
roil salB by okkoon and
WAS HNTON MRKCHANTS-M
and Peitlori generally.
WHO CARRIES THE LARGEST
Line of Cutlery, Brortlngeoods.
Barber aupplles and Buiaar (ioodaf Wtiy, doa' t
you kuow
THE WILL A FINCK COMPANY?
They will aiipply you with anything yon want
at lowest market prices. Send forGuneral Calav
loKite orCaialosue of Hportintt (Joodaor Bartwr
Supplies, m Market Street, Ban Frauclae, Cat. ;
FOR PEOPLE THAI ARE SICKer
iMpfenLIVER PILLS
are the Ona Thins touaa.
Only One tor a Dose.
Sold bj Druaa-lata at 880. a bsa
Baraplta mailed free. Addnaa
Dr. BoMnko Mail. d. Phlla. i'a.
N. P. N. IJ. No. 61 H. P. N. IT. No, 72
7o4LL
MercM
IHI tlMMItlllltHII
erriec er
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO COMPANY.
CvDHAM, N. C.
Dear Sin
You are entitled to receive
FREE from your wholesale dealer,
WHITE STAR SOAP with all
the
Blackwell's Genuine
Durham Smoking
Tobacco you buy. One bar
of soap Free with each pound,
whether 16 oz., 8 oz., 4 oz., or
a oz., package.
We have notlfted every whole
sale dealer In the United Statea
that we will aupp'y them with soap
totive yon FREE. Order a good
upply of GENUINE DURHAM at
once, and Insist on getting your
soap. One bar of Soap FREE with
"ach pound yon buv. Soao Is
offered for a limited time, so order
to-day. Yours very truly,
BLACKWELL'S DU.1HAM
TODACCO COMPANY.
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