ON ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Synii) of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and IJowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual '
constipation. Syrnp of Figs is the ,
only remedy of it kind ever pro- i
dnced, pleasing to the taste and ac- !
ceptablc to the stomach, prompt in ;
its action and truly beneficial in its !
effects, prepared only from the most j
healthrand agrceablo substances, its '
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand" will pro
cure it promptlv for anv one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
BUOStHUte.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
10UISVILLE, KX. NEW YORK, NX
I'KI'.SOSAI, .MENTION
H. L
city.
Hoover of Hood River is in the
Air. Mansfield returned from Portland
last night.
W . C. Stranahan was up frooi Hood
Kiver fcntnrdav.
Mrs. J. H. Cradiebaii"ii is up from
xioou reiver today.
S. J. L France of Hood River was in
the ciiy yesterday.
fv. Fordyce and wife went to Portland
on this morning's train.
Jlrs. K. Abend of Portland is the
guest of Mrs. W. L. Bradshaw in this
A. b. Blowers came up from Hood
River Saturday to attend the meetiug of
the A. U. U. W.
Dr. T. F. Watt of Flood River came up
1 . ...... i . . r
naiuruay ami returned to nis Home on
tne isunuay morning train.
Mrs. Uharles Stephens left for Port
iana une morning, where she will at
tend a meeting of the" A. O. U. YV. to-
nignt.
J. a. Zane, editor of the A. O. U. V,
reporter, ol Portland, came up Satur
day to attend the meeting held here on
mat evening.
J. G. Tate, past supreme master of the
a. u. U. w , lett for Portland yesterday,
wnere he will attend a large meeting of
-mm swieiy tonight.
Itucklon's Annua naive.
i ,ii i-iao, auiT-o ,n rno ur.viri fA ...
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. feei
eores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and au oKin eruptions, and posi
tively cui "8 piles, or no pay required
It is guaranteed to aive perfect satisfac
tion, or money refunded. Price '25 cente
per rox. f-or sale oy Blakeley and
Jiougnton. nnszmsts.
f COMPLIED WITH THE ORDER.
Ilr I'orwunleil mi t'.jv to Ilr Ktnmlnri!
, for Onlur lllliuliui.
It is reported that a short time tipo
nil order was Isui'd on one of the lTties
of the Pennsylvania company for nil
section men to come to the olliiv on n
certain day mid lime their eyes exam
ined. The following' day, says llie
Pittsburgh Dispatch, a number of men
appeared and passed the examination,
.lust before the man who had charge of
the tests left the otlice a niesesnger boy
cunie hurrying in with a small package
neatly tied up and addresed to the eye
inspector. The latter opened it, and
w as surprised to tind a glasseye wrapped
ii. tissue paper, and also an old-fn.-di-
nined silver watch. The contents of the
package proved a puzzle to the inspect
or until he unfolded n hastily folded
scribbled note, which, on being deeipli
ired, was found to read us follows:
"Dye inspector: Dear Sir The day
before yesierdi-v at nunc I L'ot word to
cum down and have me ise looked after
lor eiilur blindness as ye call it. 1 had
K" ties and ten rails to put down beyond
the sand cut as jerry Sullivan and Doin
inick Coolly weie laid up since the wal,c
that wti. holdeil over Danny Dohcrly
my hands war too short to spare inc.
'IVus lucky that the rite oye that was
lirst in my head was put out with a
blow of a pik and me glns oye that is
n perfect hgger of the eye that was not
put out is sent to you tugether with my
watch for the hexnniination. I euid
spare the glass oye better than the oye
in the head and if she is eiilur blind U
got one that nint. Yures Trucly, An
thony Driseoll."
QUEER NAMES IN KENTUCKY.
I'.irrnU Were Hard Iri4rd When Thry
;vc Their llaliles Deilimtlous.
You will not have to leave your own
state of Kentucky if you want to find
names that are as odd as they are
curious, says the Hazel Green Herald.
I 'or instance, I.etchcr county has fami
lies in which these names nre found
Hogg, Horn, Happy, Holiday, Profit,
Democrat, Kockhouse, Rittcnwcltcr
Walkin and Watergate. Some pecul
iar post ofl'iccs found in these counties
arc: Smooth Creek, Millstone, Paper
weight, Kockhouse. Katterhard and
Solomon. They believe in long names
up that way, and one poor child
struggles nailer the cognomen of Rob
ert S. Samuel T. Nelson 15. Benjamin
P. Hester. n Knott county there is
r.ne family which has ten' members
nicknamed thus: Stick, Burch, Ham.
IJardup, Buck, Dol, Sal, Let, Pol, Bat
and Do-cm. Leslie county has n Mad
Dog, Cutshin and Hell-for-Sartin post
n.i'ices, and the last named is on Hell-
for-Sartin creek, which is said to have
been named by early settlers who en
countered many tribulations while ex
ploring this locality and named the
creek accordingly. Pike countv conies
next with Bass, Beatrice, Beefhide.
Canada, Lookout, Paw-Paw and Praise
post oflices. Elliott has Backbone.
Gimlet, Mink, Ordinary and Wyettpost
oflices.
HE WAS WILLING.
j limn llltd Tmprrl In tlflof fur III
j Itutentrd fortnnr.
j There was an old man wjth n big and
j bulky satchel at his feet and a weed on
I his litit leaning against the (iriswold
.trout front of the post olllce the other
! dav. savs the Detroit lice Press, when
a wag who had been hungingaroimd for
the right sort of a niaii to appear ap
proached him and said:
"I see that the grim destroyer has in
vaded your heart hstoneV"
'The which?" asked the old man.
"The grim destroyer the angel of
death. 1 take it your wife has gone
hence.''
I "Yes, gone hence."
' Allow me to extend my heartfelt
sympathies."
"Yes, you bin extend 'em."
"You must he lonely." j
"Yes. ptirty lunciy." j
"1 have lost the partner of my own 1
booni and I kimw how It feels. You
.scent to be all alone in this great
world."
"Yes, that's the feelin'."
"Life appears to be a desert to you?"
"Yes, a reg'lar desert, with sand a
foot deep."
But in your loneliness in the seem
ing emptiness of your life has it not
occurred to yon that you could do some
thing to add to the happiness of your
fellowtnanV"
"Yes, it has."
"And will you do it?"
"1 will. It's 'le ven months now since
my wife was taken away and if you'll
point me out a woman about forty
year.i old who wants to get married I'll j
ip the question so ipiick that it will
.nalce her heels bit up. i on botcher
.Ife I want to do something for my
u'llcriiian and I'm waitin' right here to
rot another sight of a woman whom
I've follercd fur three miles and winked
at over a dozen tunes.
Hi Weekly Fnter Ocean Ml !PTCaM
LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY POLITICAL PAPER IN THE WEST
It is radically Republican, advocating I But It can always be teUed on J
S the cardinal doctrines of that party I for fair and honest reports of all po-
BAST!
with ability and earnestness,..' , litical movcmctl$K.-' j
THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN SUPPLIES ALL
THE NEWS AND BEST CURRENT LITERATURE
9
m
a
UIVKH TIIK CMIOK'l: OF
TWO Transcontinental ROUTES
It Is Morally Clean am! as a Family Paper Is Without a Peer.
GREAT
NORTHERN
RAILWAY.
OREGON
SHORT
LINE.
The Literature of is columns Is
equal io that of tic heat miix:i
zines. It is interesting lathe chil
dren as well ns the purents
via -
g)g
a Tin i in i r.K uoimiN is a wii l ukin iNii warvu-crM
8 and while It briiiRS to the family THE NEWS OF
i Mti WUKLIJ and j;ivcs its readers the best and ablest
discussions of all questions of the day, it is in full sympathy
with the ideas and aspirations of Western people and
discusses literature and politics from the Western standpoint..
Spokane
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
Salt Lake
Denver
Omaha
Kansas City
1
u n
$i.Q0-PMCE ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR $1.00
THK DAILY ANDUTmAVEDITIOrtS OF THE
IHTEK OCEAW ARE BEST OK THEIR KIND.
l'rli r.Dnllv l.v mail I. HO per year
I'rlro ir Suiiiliiv'hv mull .. ... '! 00 ier yiur
I). illy iiml Siimliiy liy mull . . (ill. 00 per .vi-tir
:si;
Low Ratesiito all Eastern Cities
o;i:an
MTi:,M KKH Mmvti I'lirtlniiil
iCiiuv t'lvn iitv fur
rinori mill I'm' i.
There is one curious fact respecting
the animal creation with which you
will never become acquainted if you de
pend on your text hooks for informa
tion. It is this: No living representa
tive of the animal kingdom has more
than live toes, digits or claws to each
foot, hand or limb. The horse is the
type of one-toed creation, the camel of
tile two-toed, the rhinoceros of the
three-toed and the hippopotamus of
four-toed animal life. The elephant
and hundreds of other animal., belong
ing to different orders belong to the
great live-toed tribe.
BORN
SEPTEMBER
18,
1841.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
StcumerH monthly from Portland to
'Yokohama and Ilon Koiik via North
ern PneHie. steuuiHliip Co., in connection
with O. It. & N.
Kiir lull iIuIuIIn i'iiII nil 0. K .V Co. k Agent
Tin- lliilliw. r Hililri-M
IiOtK-ON, CAItl.tl.l. it CO., (ion. Ant..
North I'lit'lllu Htnmiiilili Co.
TIM K 4AICI.
No I, In Sikiiui' mill (iii'iit Niirthiirii iirrlwi
nt.'i i'p. 111.. U'uvch tit .'i .'Ui , 111, Nil, 2, In I'onilln
tmi, llnkiir City mill t'nlnti CuellU'.itrrlves at IJ ,
11 111., ik'pnrli lit l'J .'ill 11. 111.
No .1, from Hnikiiiiu mill (iient Nnrtlivrn, ur
rlci lit ii-.n 11. 111., iloimrlH ut 11 11, m. No, 1,
from llnkir City unit 1'iilni, I'uclllc, iirrlvea tit
a. ji 11. in., ilcpurtN ut .; :x u. in.
Nriv. 'il mill 11, miivIUK east of The Hullo, will
carry nii!iii!T. No, Z ntrlve nt fi 11, 111
ili'i.irU ut l:l'i . 111.
I'lix't'iiltcrs (or IlqipiitT lake No 'J, lnivliiK
licicat l: :!t) 11. 111.
W, II. illJUI.IIl'ItT, (lull. I'iikh. Act
Wirtliiuil. Ornrnti
EAST and SOUTH via
I
The Shasta Route
OK TIIK-
Anvlent English Itrtilef.
Tlie triangular bridge nt Crowland.
in Lincolnshire, which was probably
intenilcd as an emgleni of the Trinity,
is the most ancient Gothic structure
remaining entire in the kingdom. It
tva.s erected in the venr of our Lord SCO.
THE FOREST PEST.
Artificial cotton, says a Paris journal,
rescml les the natural product in thi.-s.
that both are formed of ccllulosi .near
ly pure; and, as nature has prepared
cotton by menus of tht elements if the
air and soil forming thocellulose in fini
libers by means of secret forces, and of
fering it in the state of wool to be trans
formed into what is required of it, so
tiie chemist in his laboratory takes the
natural cellulose of the. tice anil sup-
crates it fromthesubstniices with which
it is combined, transforming it into
threads by means of suitableappiienccs.
Tor this purpose fir wood is employed,
tins being submitted to a series- of Die
chnnical and chemical operations, and
the threads are drawn out, afterward
being, rolled on bobbins; the material
when niiinufactuied resembles oidi
nary cotton, though having a sL'ght lie-
feet, which can be i-asily corrected
that is, it is a little less solid than
natural cotton. On the other hand,
however, the new substance is worked
and woven easily, it can le djed as
readily as natural cotton, niul when
passed through n weak solution of n.n
nin and certain other reagents, it will
take every shadoof artificial colore, a.id
can be dressed and printed 01 Just as
are the tissues of natural cotton.'
A Huge IIorKC-Fly That Lies in Wait In
Mosy licit.
Miss Klcanor Ormerod, in u letter to
the Veterinary Pecord, gives some in
teresting details of Indian forest J'.ics,
wiucli, after all, are not to ver;. unlike
the horrible pests of the same name
which frequent the wood of .southern
r.nm.'im iiiwl Tnnut rliui,i,l, i.r,.
r, ........ ...... ,v.,. ,n.j,,ik nj ijii,ni;
not worth living" to the poor horses
whom they select as victims. .Miss Or
merod says that "some horscaredriven
mad by the proence of a single fly. ami
in driving along not unfrequeiitly sturt
kicking most violently, frequently run
nintf away witli the carriage. " etc.
This has reference to the Indian
ccimen, but we read that tne Kngilsh
winged demon has a"lnrg'cure"deluw
with a saw-like edire beneatn it. with
rooves down the lower part of the side
of the claw, so that each groove runs to
the notch between each tooth, thocla.
when, laid side by side, forming a most
powerful grasping instrument." Pcal
iing, however faintly, what sulTcrii:g
Mich creatures can inllict 011 their pre; ,
uioly no one will hesitate to get down
it once to search for, and if found pull
on", the forest fly when a horse bccoims
.suddenly irritable and fractious while
King driven through country Inner or
woods.
J)"s' KlSENllltrFKIt ,v ItL'KIIY.
Physicians and Surgeons,
Sptclul attention Riven to Mirscry.
Rooms 21 nml 22, Tel. CiS. Vogt Illnck.
A NEW MARKET"
"FRUIT, VEGETABLES,
JrOULTRY,
FISH AND GAME.
Chickens Dre.-ged to Order.
Promt Delivery to any part
01 tue city.
For more thai) fifty-six years it has never failed in
its weekly visits to the homes ol farmers and
villagers throughout the United States. iSOUttiem PaClflC COfTip'y.
IT HAS faithfully labored for their nrosnerilv nnrl liiiniii-iTniiiiKiinvcmiii nri Mill' ta iirrtvi nt Pnrf-lntui
ness, for the linprovenu'iit of their business and home
interests, for education, for the elevation of American
manhood and true womanhood.
ij. xiiio toici at tlie li reside, intorestinc and instructive
stones of the doings of the world, the nation and states.
IT HAS advised tlie fanner as to the most approved meth
ods 01 cuitivatmc and harvestinr his (!mn nnr ilw
argest possible
convert
them
into
the
proper time to
amount of money.
IT HAS led in all matters pertaining to
farmers and villagers, and for over half
held their confidence and esteem.
IT IS THE NEW YORK WTTT.V -rt-rttattp
and twe furnish it with the Hemi-Weelcly Chronicle one
year for 1.75, cash in advance.
the welfare of
a century has
MIAVK.
.en r. ji
a;d) A. JI,
!(g
:1
Dully
except
Hauiliiyn
OVi:itl,ANl) KX
irci, hiili.'in,
iilIL-. Anlilmiil. Kiie-
J riiinunto, OKiIni.rtaii
1.'.... ,,..1
Nbu orlvmiK unit I
Knut I I
Ito'eliurK mill way ntn-tlnim
, f Vfii VViMMlliiiru furl
I Mt.AiiKuI, Hllvcrtnn,
l ,Winl r-clo, llnnvni- J,
' vllle,rtprtiiKlli;l(l mnl '
1 I Natriin . . j
I'. M
but!)'
exrijpt
hiiutlay.
t7:ffl A. it.
(CnrvallN
( 'MllniiK
mnl way I ' ,jq y
Jt
A. N. VARNEY
I'hone 12.
Sl6
II S WILsO.V.
T''i!IJ ajijd W.ijlnns:tnii
li H Ht'.NTIMiTON.
r.NTI.NGTON i WILSON.
AT'IOKNKYS AT I. AW,
OIHco ovf-r Urst Nat. liaak.
Dr.GUNN'S
For People That Aro fll 1 A
rILLo
MONEY THAT IS TO
BURN.
MhIiIiik
IILOQD POISON
i A SPECIALTYi?.".
Ibomc i fornma prico under name irunr'au.
Ity. If you D refer Inmmn h..r Z?-,,!.1!
S?.'iJv!.Uldo f.0""!"' ntl biro. Hue
Minn, 31 uciiusVutclien In mouth, Sore Tii roa t.
l'liunleg, Conner Colored NimiF. iiiV.." J''
nrp"tOftlialr.IiairorKyerowH fu line
out, it la hi Secondary liLUOU VmiuS
Jaca30 and cballonae the world for
Ey? w.u cannot cure. rSu dleto bas ai w
Killed the .kill of tho mit eeat n Iiy.l!
Monti gurantr. Aboluteproornientwaledon
ppllcjlton. Addreu CUOR UUMKUV CO-
.'oirrilcr.it) IIIIU L'ei Largely In
i:iirtrl(.--l.llit CitrliiiiiK.
"Did you over know whnt has become
of the frreator jmrt of the confederate
paper money with which this country
whs llooiled .-ouie yenr.s hack?" asked
i local business man who had just re
turned from a trip to the Atlanta ox
position. ".Vo? Well, neither did I
until I struck Atlanta u few weeks iil'o.
In that town I found nn old man uho
makes a business of quietly tfathcrint'
in nil tne confederate bank notes lie enn
find. You know the stuff was issued
by tlie ton diirini; the war, and there is
nuy quantity of it still floating around.
When the old man fjetH a bi bundle
of the paper he .sends it to Kdison, the
inventor, who pays u good price for it.
KtlKon uses it to make carbon for in-caiidei-ceiit
lamps. The paper upon
which tlie confederate noteii were en
graved was made of the pulp of sen
frrass. This branch of the pajx-r innk
iiiff industry has since become a dead
art, says the I'hilndelphia Hecord.
K-n grass paper, when chemically
treated by Kdison, has been found to
make the best sort of carbon for incan
descent lights, and so there is always
a demand for the confederate bills."
Siok or "Just Don't
Feol well."
ONLY ONE FOR A DOSE
Rmoe Pimples, curt Headache, Ojtpeptla and
Cottlienus. 25 cts. a box at ilriiraiujor hy matt
baiupln i'r-c-, adtlreu Or. Bownko Co. 2?hll.
Patronize the
Troy
Alt Jclndof work. Wlilto Shirts n specialty.
Fumlly work nt rulucoil r-tes. Wash t-ollwtul
and (lellveit.il frci'. Tuiiiiou .No. ;ioi.
A. B. ESTEBENET, Ayt.
Wasco Warehouse Company
Headquarters for Seed Grain of ail kinds.
Headquarters for Feed Grain of ail kinds.
Headquarters for Rolled Grain, ail kinds.
Headquarters for Bran. Shorts, cL'l pD
Headquarters for "Byers' Best" Pendle
ton Flour.
This Flour is manufactured expregHly for fumlU
nvavhauK in Kiiaranteed to give eatiafaction.
can 25 S! Z Wttr" in thB tra,1,i- A 11 ya k -o
Highest Prices Paid for Wheat, Barley and Oats.
I.NDKI'K.NDKNfii: I'ASHKN(;i:it. Kxprtsi tr.iln
iMily (uxcupt hiinilii ;.
1 1. in. (l.v. .riiftliinil .r.j S i'i ii in
c. in. ?Ai .JlcJIIiunlllr l.v.J ,'ij,iii
h::A)i, in. (,r lnili-n;iiili'iice..l.v ) i ,4ti in
IMIIy tDiilly, uxei'in hllliilay.
DINIMi C'AIts o.S ((i)i;.V UOCTIC.
l'fI,l,MAN llUl-ThT HI.KKI'KltS
A.N'I) HH(.'(INII-CI,Ahs KI.KKI'I.Nd CAIth
I Atlmihiit In nil ThroiiKli Triilim.
IMmjtHiiiiu-cllmi nt hiin KriiiMjlx'o with Orel
ilviiliilimil oriviittil nml 1'nolilc nuill teiiiiiilil
Hum for JAI'AN mul UHI.NA. MiUIiik dates on
hi iiIIcii t on.
HnU-M iiiiil ticket In
mi AImi JAPAN, clllwv.
At'HTItAI.IA, ciiii Imnlilnltiiil I rum
J. II. KIltKI.A.Nlllliiket AKUllt.
thriiilKli tiokulK to nil M,th In the Kiinlc-rii
ImvcTt riiitKlnim ,,,r",Kf '''lhit nt
Ml ,1 ''l'- '-":i:i,ANI, Ticket AKCllt.
i,' i .'"V V'1'1, ,,rrlv,' "l "i"1 ilupnrt I mm
(Iminl Cuntrnl Htnth.ii. rilth mnl Irvine Htrwth
YAMlIH.l, 1UVISI0.S.
I iinuiiuur l)ifjt, foot of Jeilurwin Htrt-ct.
U'iivo
r.M ii, in
(mnl 11 ;ai
mnl ii.
I.'iiiturii iKt iit
lIONOl.ll.l
mnl V.xi
mnl
Boots
and Shoes
IKade to Order.
A Perfect fit guaranteed.
Repairing neatly done at
short notice.
UIl!:eis. tide in the ajfairs oj men which, taken at its jlootx
leads on to fortune"
Tho poet unaueatlonablv had roforonco to the
Closing Out Sale of Furniture and Carpets
at CRANDALl & BURGET'S,
who are selling those
fur WHK Ki, liilly,i,..xi i.pt Hiinilny, nt
ii.; IJ..J), l .v,, (Vi,-,, t,-;s, '!( ii. in.
!' "' nn Mitnnliiy imlv. nml U:li(l m
l,"i-""i hiimliiyi, (in y). Arrlvi' nt
i n thin l .inllv nt ..:( mill H;.io. i 111.1 m il 1 &.
I I.J. mill 7:.'k'i ii. in r,,i,,l in.ii-. .. ... i .
O-lii .. in. on MiimiityM iulyj.
U-avi; for Hlmrlilmi. ui:k
Arrlvont l'i)rtliiiiil,t):;iiiM, m.
ilnyb, ut 1:20 1 1- in
1HVI fur A MM 1 1.' .... M I.... ......... ..
it, i , ' . , :,; ."""'iiiy, -ui vm ly nun
rrl'lnv nt ll. I ii in. i, ...i it-
.1.... ,...,.- ... iiiiiiiiiiii. iiiv-i.-
uin, uiiirMiny mnl hiitiinlns it a.UA n. m.
nt I'ortliuiil, Ttivh-
i:.tvpt hiinilny. "Kct'pt Hntiirilny,
It. KOl.lll.l.lt,
JImiijil'ut.
(i. II MAItKIIAM,
Ami. tl. V. it VniH. Ant
HA (
in I Anfnlnnn
IUU. nUlUlUR"
. goods out
MIOIIELUAOH BRIOK. .
groatly-roducod rat
UNION HT.
Union St. bet. 1st and 2d
j
JOSEPH SHAJW
HAS Ol'KIIEIl A
HARNESS SHOP
T."f KA8T KNI), fa tho colum-
All Kinds of Harness Work.
LOST.
A 1
u,,L':? ; rawn. ,V0,!"K .mure, wl.il,,
u. mm, wi 110 liiutl (f( ; ,1111111
M . connected, on ft Hlinnltlur: wul
Uo.,t 1000 poumlH. Finder wi I o , i
?r c?,r- Jiy w,'hU,K t0 W. A. Camp ,o
ox5, I'ortland, Or. JaSm '
. . FOR SALE.
. minuion Typewriter with
table. Nearly now. Will sell
tall on or addreeu
j!8 3t
walnut
cheap,
A. 0. GuiOKit.
The Dallee, Or.
STAG-E LINE.
IMIIIOI.AH AI.I.KN, Tin, I.iUh.
. M. WIIITKI.AW. Aiitnloi.o.
ntfi7 v.Kvr, 't,c f'1''1 ,rn"' i'"'tiii" Him"'
sin,, V.'U- Ui" ,r,."M AntuioiH! nt i:m ii. iii. wen
S i S1''1,1!, ,or ,'lvllle, Mlluholl and
iii. J Ji '.'ii (ll""u. elnwtliHH Hindu nt 'lliu
A '"' r,,llw-,ii tniliw mnl UmtN.
ly, 'lliiiitHiiyn ,! kitiinliiyH nt um in.
Ihillfh In l)etchiltc .. : '
o Morn..
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