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J q. ILAINE,
Speaker Of the llous. of Representa-
SCHUYLER GOLFNN

Received b tho President February l. 1871.
MOTE BY rUE psEARrHHSruF STArE.-Tha foregoing act
having been presen el 10 the President o: the United states
"l 1 A11"Fdi and Eu ulu- b-H returned iy bu to the
h"-c Congress ir which it originated the pre-
ser o." ~ the Cons ltntpA Ci tAc United States, has become
a ~W without H., ap jroval
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1t washes without wearing the clUhes-no rubbing
squeezing.
II washes from one 10 twenty five articles in from
one 10 four minutes.
II washes the finest Lace Curtains ,IundkerchIefs.
DC without any injury
1t washes the heaviest QTills and Blankets
1t washes Winter and more IhOruughiv clean than
hy any other process sIIong currents Of water are
dashed through every part OF The fabric.
II viii save three Times Is cost IN single wear in
LABOR and wear ol clothes.
1t reduces Washday to an hour.
Tie htng NdSder Is so called, If We are rightly in
formed, alter the name OF lis IhL eilnr; but II may
well assume the lame as royal THE, iuI IL destined
To lord II over all competitors and reign supreme in
The Laundry It's claim, are everywhere acknovl-
edged aud not only those who stood aloof from a II
washing machines, hut some vino have been using
other machints are replacing them with lhe X no
Washer.-Bdit G1.ttte.
The king NqStcr arrived safe On Friday evening:
on Monday morning had my maiden g" experience
IN Washing post moIlem examination by experts
OF the family eiIcned the following results: one
fourth OF the time, three euurths saved better done
cleaner saving lunc1 iculnIed. IN tie wear Tne
servants are delighted and my wife and are pleased
Will take great pleasure III recommending the King
Nasher.-CHARLEs l.. TRuUrM,N, Assistant L. :
Assessor, Richmond, Va
The HING WASHER Is SO complete, and answers Sd
well all the ends desired, thai there nothing more
desired N tins lime SAVING, labor saving machine -
PhIla. Press.
Having purchased one of your KING washing MA
CHIMES, aud practically tested lis capacity for econO-
my OF Time aud labor, aud also cleansing proper.
ties. do not hesitate TO say At Will 90 all Vuu claim
Tor II, and | Will oheertuliy recommend II TO nv
friends 10 be the BFsr wash. .ng machine have eve
seen.-J w. LuANE, g. w. Prau st, Baltimore
| Does IL take all the dirt out? Try II and we ven
lure the assertion that You cannot find piece OF linen
so solled that the King Washer Will not make clean
as new III five mlnutes.-BosIon Journal
take pleasure adding my testimony 10 the good
qualities OF Ine KING WASHER II does It's work
well and efcctualIy, ana il undoubtedly one Of IN
greatest labor-saving machines of the age-Dr J. H.
SCnENCk, 10 ~ Sixth street. PhIia.
Special.
In the invention Of the King Washer il was de
signed TINT II should combine all The good qualities n
every other washing machine. and at the same time
To have not single objectionable feature Such a
machine Is The KING no rubbing, no wearing and
tearing and last, but not least. labor made easy
1t you cannot purchase a KING Washer III your
! place, send Us the
RETAIL PRICE, SI5O0,
and we will inrward the 10 gu free of freight
! 10 places where 10 one is selling II eny one 5 no
satisfied, aud wishes 10 return Ihc machine after :
mouth s Irlal, according 10 directions, We agree to
REFUND THE MONEY,
! free of freight.
9cr Sold by dealers generally. TO whom liberal dis
counts made.
King Washing Machine & Manuf Co.,
lIO9, III, III3 Miller Street,
may3'7l ly PHILADELPHIA.
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not exceeding forty ccS {" he held common property on
whcA 20 erect church. Parsonage. ana other
recess ny "r ilr accommodation said Iihc
ItoNld liai any irnr sl: of said sII.
shall thereby forfeit ali ,slL any Of sand lands as If
d6CraSV,l.
SEG And be it lrhrr enacted! That the alotments
ttFatru IN the previous >rCui, HIS shall be-
and certified copy trrcu. returned 10 the of
i"'n AlS within "n' after The shall have
le't div ana Hctrpieu Ivy s1t and thereafter the title
o ia" lands described trcr"n >r he held 10y the United
HIt5 III ''uSi Tor ntiyl~ nd their heirs to whom the
SAn' we "'ted he surplus iS embraced IN suc rGSrT-
NHt'u Shall be
IKE uicr the bee allotted
dvduaS Of said trbl who portion
al Str3ScyHOI he the beleht
Of said tribe; Provided That change addition shall be
made IN the allotment returned to the Commissioner oi Indian
Af Unless the saIle shall be approved by the Secretary OF
the Interior.
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w NANTED-AGENTS $50 per day' 10 sell the
w celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MA.
CHINE Has the uHder feed. makes the loCk sItoh"
and cheapest family Sew iHg Macnlne IN the market
Address. JOHNSON CLARK q CO., Boston Mass
Pntsburg Pa. Chicago III or ST. Louis Mo jyl94w
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L L. nIAINE


Speaker of the House of Representatives.
SCHUYLER COlFAN,
Vice President Of the United States
amt President vi the Senate.
Received by the President January q, 1871.
INUTE TIE DE TARTMENT or STATEThe foregoing act
having been presented to The President OF the United States
his approval and having been rturnp. h HIM to the
house OF Congress which UrGiuTtVd within the time
ecrbed by Constitution United has bUcOIo
IA" without lis &2prUIaIi
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S29OFor lst class P,anos-sent on trlaI--no agr..
'~~"O Address L 5. PIANO GO. Glj BrcaGWay,
New f"rh. julyl9iw
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New Advertisements a
s O'CLOCK.
O 4

S313 a M)NIII-E4penses pnrt-Nlale ., =.
~ " male Agents-Iiorse and outfit Clr1,y,o VI VI re-
aug2 At Address SAco NoyrIry ','t C iu'' ''L!Shed
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Delaware Railroad Line
Sum HMer krran ngcsn era
MONDAY, jelly nth 1871,

On and after
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salcgcs and necessities Of the hour.
ID he had occasionally IN cncmy--and
what worthy man has not?-lt may be
attributed to the fact, that having once
satisfied himself Of the correctness Of
his judgement, and Of the rcctitude of
his intentions, he pushed his purposes
to their complete accomplishment, no
matter how vigorous the opposition,
nor how cherished and respectable,
might have been the opposing parties.
Perfection cannot be claimed for any
mortal, but the future will strongly
supplement the present, in giving to
Professor lIiskey, a place in the racks
OF those great and good men, whose
lives were so large contribution to the
success, and good character of our In
st'tutions, and whose memory and OK.
ample were silently cxcrting an uncon-
cious, although potent influence in
their defense.
We're his removal the work of any
other than lie. Who, "docth all things
welI,' it would be exceedingly difficult
for us to accept it rcsignedly. As it is,
We bow our heads, while the warning
-"be YE also ready" sounds in our
cars.
Five physicians participated in an
autopsy made upon tho remains.
They found an cmbolus, in the blood
vessels at the base Of the brain, which
prevented the return of the blood to
the heart, causing death almost instant
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-10-05

benefits which ought to be derived from
recent discoveries in the management
Of tho affairs of the coraty.
The widest possible soticc shoul1 be
given of the times and places Of hold
ing caucuscs, and all members of the
party should make it point Of honor
to attend. In this way you may obtain
full expression and SO arrange that
the nomina zion Of candidates shall be
in no sense adve,.titious, but an cx-
preston Of the we'll maturcd judgment
OF the party. Nominations thus made
cannot but receive a hearty support,
and men thus placed in position, seldom
reflect discredit upon those who con-
tributed to their elevation.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-10-05

A correspondent of a London paper
writing from Shiraz under date of juno
23d, says:
"Thc famine in Persia may now be
said to have almost come to an end, but
the distress caused by it will continue
for yet along tune. The price Of bread
has fallen considerably, but all the
property Of the poorer classes, except
ing only the most necessary clothes, has
long since been sold or exchanged for
bread, and it is but too evident that
starvation will be the fate Of a great
many more. On the road from Bu-
shire to Shiraz, one can sec, at many
places, halfintcrrcd bodies. At a carvan-
sary about thirty miles from Shiraz,
many pcople-it is stated 200-died
in about a week. Marrgoon, a town
about 80 miles from Shiraz, is half de-
populated. Many of its inhabitants
went Shiraz, Bushirc, and othe. large
towns, aud great numbers died. On
all the roads and highways crowds of
beggars, in tho last stages of dcstitu-
ton, waylay travellers. sanguinary
fights, often resulting in loss Of life,
take place over carcases Of mules, don
keys, or horses, which died on the road
and robberies, with violence, are very
frequent. At Yezd and Herman the
famine ragged more than any where
else. In a letter dated from Gzed, in
April last, it is stated the corpses had
had been rcsortcd to for food, and eight
authentic cases Of children having
been killed and devoured by their pa
rents we're enumerated"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-10-05

PLow1NG.-1t should be rule that
the traces to the gears of the team
should be as short as possible, without
impeding the freedom of the step Of
the horses, for the nearer they are to
the point of draft, the less force will be
required to draw the pillow. The tall
est horse should walk in the forrow to
keep the double tree as. level as posi-
bic, and the team must be kept going
at as regular and smart git as the
nature Of the work will admit; they
are thus better managed, and the draft
will be lighter than if walking slow,
and by due attention to this particular,
heavy soil will cling less to the plow
and the operation will seem pleasant
and free. There is a certain tact in
blowing as we'll as many othcs things, a
sort of tact acquired BY instinct, and a
slight movement Of the hands will peep
the pillow right, while swcrving clum-
sy plowman, without perception, will
be constantly letting the plow, with
every unsteady movement of the horses,
run out and into land, and make bad
work.-yournnl Of the Farm
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-10-05

The St. Paul Press; wishing to make
the city Of St. Paul appear as promi-
nent as possible in connection with the
success of the recent State Fair, and ev-
identity for that purpose alone, con-
demns the whole official management.
of the Society; charges everybody
whose duty it was to contribute to its
prosperity, with purposcly laboring to
make it a failure; assumes that pri-
vate citizens Of Minneapolis; persons
of wealth and influence, withdrew
their patronage from the society, and
their stock from the State; that they
did it upon notice to the public,
with a Wow Of keeping away
many who would otherwise have
attended; and that the whole thing
was rescued from total failure by the
wealth and energy of the people of St.
Paul.
No attendant upon the fair could
fail to notice the very conspicuous posi-
ton which that city held in the cxhi-
bitiol, She could afford to enjoy her
prc-ennnence in silence. No one would
think Of disparaSinS her unequaled re-
$ urces, or her unexampled energy. Nor
was it necessary for the Press to black
en- the character Of good men,, that St.
Paul might have back ground so
hidcous, as to make that which is
merely commonplace in itself have the
&C of extraordinary merit.
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the property Of Judge Emmett, of Min
ncapolia. I:lcrc were hanging in the
two very quaint yet beautiful
paintings done in his youthful days, by
Morse, the Great Inventor of the Mae
nctic Telegraph, and were it not for the
transcendent blessing which his discax-
cry has conferred upon mankind, We
could find no difficulty in wishing that
he had employed his genius in dcvcl-
oping upon canvass that which was so
clearly to be seen in the light Of his
own mind.
Gilbert Mungcr's yosemite Valley"
and "DuLuth" were admired by thous-
ands, but We cannot mention individual
features; the whole was grand. TO be
comprehcnded, it must be seen, and
that leisurely too else it were exceed
ingly painful. One should go there
expecting to remain a week. and look
at each thing as though he came on
purpose to see that, and had nothing
else to do. In this way only can be
derived, that general satisfaction which
such an opportunity affords. There
were thousand things which we had
for moment in our consciousness that
we wish might have been seen by all.
Not that the chief good is derived from
the view alone. We arc likely to forget
very much Of what VIC merely see. while
the feeling which the sight of any OBJ.
ject inspires is wrought up into the
texture Of our very being, and becomes
an assimilated element Of the human
constitution.
Great credit is due to the several of.
ficers and managers of the Society, and
to the people of the State for so cordi-
ally contributing to the success of the
Fair.
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Manhood How Lost How Restored.

Just publiShcd new edition OF aDr. ~ul-
verw1El's Celebrated E>SSly on the
rniicat curr (without mr.icinc) OF SrEHMAT"R-
KnGA, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses, 1MroTENCy Mental and
Ply steal Incapacity, Impe'limcnts to Marriage
etc. also, CoNsuMrTloS, Er1LErsY, and FITS,
induced by sclfindulgcncc or sexual cxtrava-
gancc,
J::S~ Price, in scaled envelope, only 6
cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming consc-
qucnccS of self ahuSc may nc radically cured
without the dangerous use ofiEtcrnal medicine
or the application of the knife; pointing out
mode of cure at once simple, certain and CT
fcctual, by means Of which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself chcapIv privately, and radically
ny This Lecture should he in the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope. to any
address, postpaid on receipt of six cents. or
two post stamps.
Also DR.. Culvcrwclls "Marriage Guidc,'
price % cents.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. J. G.. KLINE CO..
III Bowcry, New York, Post Office Box lost.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-10-05

DEAD.--Prof W. o. Hiskcy Super
intendent Of the Public Schools Ct Min
neapolis, and Of tho sunday school of
the Centenary NJ. L. Church of that
city, Edied suddenly at 2 o'clock on
Monday morning last.
lie was apparently in perfect health
on Sunduy, preached twice-once to
street audience in St. Anthony, at
tended Sabbath School Concert in the
evening, where he delivered a brief
address. He retired at about 10 o'clock,
feeling usually well-was up twice
with his children, and conversed at in
terva Is with his wife.
At about 2 o'clock she noticed some
unusual demonstrations, and spoke to
him, clicitins no reply. She at once
aroused the ncighbors, but before any
of them had arrived, hc-was dead.
We have known Prof. lIiskey, init
mately during the last five years; have
known him in his Official and Profess
sional work, and in the greater seclu-
sion Of his more retired, and private
life. Of less than ordinary physical
proportion, he was one of those men,
whose real stature, was the measure OF
his souls capability. OF wonderfully
acute perceptions, and an exceedingly
sensitive and sympathetic nervous or.
ganization; he seemed to readily divine
the coming of future events and not un-
frequently to meet them at advanced
points along the line Of their approach
If he had to contend at times with pub
lie sentiment, it was only because he
beheld the present from higher point
Of observation, than that occupied by
those who surrounded Lin. and there
FIRE more clearly arrrcfendcd the pri-
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$765-OOO
7" Casn Gits, to be Distributed by the Nev Yor<
C"sh Prize Co.
EVERY GIFT DRAWS PRIZE

III Cash Gyts, TO be Distributed ty the 4Yev Yorf
C"sh Prize Co.
EVERY GIFT DRAWS PRIZE
Cash Gifts, 10000 50 Cash Gifts, $1,000
10 10000 200 500
20 " 5000 $50 100
IS " melodc.ns, IS to 100
800 sewing machines, IS to ITS
500 gold watches, Is to 300
Cash prizes, Ac, valued at 100000
A chance to draw any Of the above prizes
for 25c. Tickets describing prizes are sealed
in envelopes and we'll mixed. On receipt Of
25c: sealed licked is drawn without choice
and sent by mail to any address. The prize
named upon it will be delivered to the ticket
holder on payment of One Dollar. Prizes are
Immediately sent to any address by express or
return mail.
You know what your prize is before you pay
for it. Any Prizes ezchonged for another Of H.,
same calae. No Blanks. Our patrons can
depend on fair dealing.
REFEREScEs:-The following lately drew
Valuable Prizes tnd kindly permit us to pub
fish them:-Andrcw j. Rurns, Chicago, $l0,-
600; Miss Clara Walker, Baltimore. Piano,
$500; Jas. NJ. Matthews, Detroit, $4,000 John
T. Anderson, Savannah, $1,000; James Sim
mons, Boston, $4,000.
Press OrlN1oS:-"The firm is reliable.''-
Weekly Tribrne, Det. %. observe their sue
cess" ~. y, Herald, Jan. l. "Just and
Honorable" Nc'rs Dec. 9.
Send for circular. Liberal inducements to
Agents. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Every
package Of 200 Sealed Envelopes contains
Il ior s., s. for S.; 200 for SIS. Addres:
II. NJ. RUGGLEs, & Co.,
Managers
RReADWAY Nv
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-10-05

Children owe rescct to the aged, and
submission to those in authority over
them.
II will" and II won't" arc favorite
expressions with inconsiderate boys and
girls, and are the springs of those OBJ
stinate and pcrvcrsc tcmPers which
show themselves afterwards in a more
positive and powerful "you shall" and
'you shan't, "and which lead out to SO
many varic! evils, till instead Of or.
naments, they become pests to society
"He that vii! be his own master,
must often have a fool for his scholar "
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-10-05
A SPIRIT IN FEET.
ny MRS. NJ. +. CLARKE.

There's spirit in my feet
That will not let me rest,
but ever more it seems to seek
Tho path loved tho best.
The hay is down, and long the slouchs
Wid pipes the lonesome quail
Where is my meadow, summer sweet,
Where is my mountain vale?"
Thus, in low murmurs, [ can hear
The morning spirit say
The homcsick spirit in my feet
Through oil the weary day.
There's spirit in my fcct
Tint will not let me rest:
That longs to dance, yet waits to hear
Tho strain it loves the best.
Tho wind sings mong the towering oaks
A merry r"undclay,
The tall, straight pop'ars cannot sbade
Tho path that round them lay;
The wheat is gurncred, and tho world
Is still, and cold, and bare,
Save where tho buckwheat's summer snow
Makes odorouS the mir.
Tires spirit in my feet,
That will not let me rest:
Daily it ncars. as it wandcrs on,
The happy ais'es of the blcst.
Tired feet, along Life's dusty road
That still unwaiting HE,
Complete life's circle-soon shall find,
Meath Gods DER -arching sky,
The golden dreams Of youth again,
The meadows, summer sweet
Where tho valley Of the Spirit Land
Await car:h's weary feet.
LYtle Ttfu. Ia.
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We learn that the prospects for lum.
being next winter was never better. A
goood deal of hay has been put up, and
in addition to those who have hereto
fore been in the numbering business,
several parties from the East have conc
into the State the past season for the
purpose Of en'barking in this profitable
enterprise. The more the better for
our people.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-10-05

A portion of country along the
N. P. r. R., more than 200 miles
in extent, has been overrun by
fire, within a few days. A great
amount of property has been destroyed
and several lives have been lost. Hun
dreds of families are reported to he
without home or shelter fleeing for
their lives, before the advancing flames,
which are as yet wholly unchecked in
their progress.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-10-05

A negro, after gazing at some Chin
ese, shook his head and solemnly said,
eff de white folks be so dark as dat
out dar, wonder what's de color Of
de black folks"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-10-05

tits very probable that we shall, at
an early day, commence the publication
of weekly edition of the FARMERS
UNION. 1t will require considerable
cabital and pluck to start the enterprise.
The latter we have; the former We will
try and gct-Furmcyr Union.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-10-05
Cutting Done in the Latest Style.
lRkORDINARY
SIG or'rr SID
30 d. rs on TRIAL.
MONTHLY PI TMENT0

IilCLS iEUCCEU
The great American .Seming Machine Co. have
concluded to offer their whole stock Of S"peri-
or and ,cid.I,y -kno,cn Muchincs upon tie above
unparalleled terms, to EreryLo1y, Ereryachcrr,
who have, or can find for " re"ii5 Good
Serving Machinc, Chr"pcr M"n the Cheapest,
Every one is welcome to a months free trial
at tier omm Home.
The best, and oniy true G"ara"te" Of its q"al7
ity, is months fire. trial.
The object Of giving free t'iot is to show
you how y"od our machine Is
This is the simplest and most certain way
to convince you that our Muchinc is jurt ,chot
go" acant.
The secret Of safety is in one months trial.
No one parts with the machine after trial.
All pay for and keepit.
Buy no Machine until you have found it
Good one, easy to learn: e""y t" manage, easy to
cork, easy to keep in ordcr, perfect i" mech""ism,
perfect in construction, simple, Tel'"bf", and
snfixfuctory Any company who will refuse
you this much cannot have az good a S'"'"y
machine as ours.
Buy only when you konw the machine does
not take hour to get ready to 10 u minutes
cork.
Buy only when you find Machine that is
rccJn in a minute to do any Kind Of ,tork, and
is ol.~,ys ready, and never OFT Of or'fer.
A months triui unsrers at YucStions, 80 tres
all DOUBTS prcrcnts all mistakes, and is the o"'y
safe Ray to get your moneys 'coIh. Try it. You
cannot lose.
Write for our Confidential Circular and H.
ustratcd Pumphirt. containing .1"N 1'"rt'c"-
ir1, which VIC will send you by return Of
mail free, with samples Of seeing thatyou can
judge far yo"rscy. and remember, that we
sell our Good machines at a io,e price, upon
extraordinary ./aroroblc terms of payment, and
upon their o,"n merit
D,nt Ar~,,n'e because you are uncertain
whether you want IL Sc"iny machine or not,
nor because you have ono of another kind.
Try good QUO, they are Arrays useful, and
will make money for you, or help you to sure
1t. And if you have another, ours will show
YOU that the one you have could be 'mprorcd.
The company stake the very Existence of
their business on the merits of this Wonderful
and Extraordinary Sc~i"u M"thi"c. County
Rights given fire. I" go"" smart ayc"t". Cam
vasscrs MATES and lrmntr, wanted crcryVherc.
Write for Particulars, and address,
GREAT AMERICAN MACHINE Co.,
Cor. John and Nashua Street,
T.,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-10-05
BERTIE'S PRAYER.

In woodland wild,
By an untold way,
I carried o child
In my arms one day.
OH be a good boy
The little one said,
His eyes bright with joy.
And looking o'erhead.
"I'll be good boy"
And louder in key,
As sailors ahoy,
Would challenge ut sea.
"God-I-God," he cried,
As if far above,
Up, up in the skies,
Was our God Of love.
"I'll be Good boy,
Aud kiss my mamma;
Give back baby's toy,
And love my papa"
Only this Bcrtie said,
Twas o confession prayer,
And He overhead,
Beneath, everywhere,
Accepted the words.
And Hc blessed the child,
Who kccpeth the birds,
In the woodland wild.
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