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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUL

" u Ea 9U ESgE ~ ~
which can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprictors. It is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
trotluccd for the relief and
cure Of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
Of over forty years. When
rcsortctl to in season it sell
dom fails TO effect q speedy
cure in the most severe
cases Of Coughs, BRONCHITIS,
Group, Nhooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness il the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
1T The Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Dalsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
looscns and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
PREPARED BT
SETH ". F0WLE l. SONS, Boston, &ass.s
And sold by Druggists and Dealers generally.
, 0ct ! 3V-ly
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Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases,

TIE SUBSCRIBER has constantly OIL
hand ful!assortment Of the above approved
cases. Of diGrren, patterns. besides coatns
o: his OWN make, Al! Of which lac is prepared
TO :uru$!! at very reasonable rates, with
p:omptncss and despatch.
Persons dc<rous Of having cases sent by
railroad vii! have them sent free Of charge
4 HcasSe is always on hand anl will be
furnished i; the rate Of $lU per day.
ThauhFG! for past patronage, the sub
scriber respectfully asks for ! continuation
OF the same, and assures the public that
no ei.or, on his part will be spar, to render
the utmost satisfaction.
r. CHAPMAN,
Ncwbcr:y $. G., July 81.
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assd Binding.
NEW STATIONERY HOUSE.
2. r. STOKES


HAS just opened, in The new aud hand
some building Immediately opposite the
Phoenix Office, on Main street. complete
stock of
STATIONERY,
Comprising Letter, Cap and No:e Paper, o?
all sizes, qualities and Of every description;
Flat Papers OF Cap, Denny. Double-Cap, Ne
dunn. Royal, SUPERFICIAL, and Imperial
sizes, which will hc sold in any quantity, o,
manufactured in:o Blank Books OF any size.
and ruled to any pattern, and bound in any
style, al short notice.
ENVELOPES
IN endless variety-2ll sizes. co!ors and quail.
ties.
BLANK BOOKS 80;
OF every variety, Memorandum and Pass
Books, Pocket Books, Invoice and Letter
Books, Receipt Books, Note Books.
ARCHITECTS AID DRAUGHTSMENw viii
md & complete stock Of materials for thei-
use. Drawing Paper, in sheets and rolls,
Bristol Boards. Postal Paper and Boards, on
Paper, Pencils, Water Cotors, in cakes and
boxes, Brushes, C,ayonS, Drawing Pens.
SCHOOL STATIONERY
Of every description; great variety Of cor.
vcnica, and useful articles for both Teachers
and PcpilS.
PhotoSrsh Albums, Writing Desks, Por.
!olios, CaOaS, with boxes, and 8 countless
variety OF z
FANCY ARTICLES.
Also, most elegant stock Of Gold Pen,
and Pc i Cases. supcrbly-nounted Rubbss
Goods.
INKS.
Black, Blue, Violet and Carrninc. InJslbla !
and Copying; Mucilase; Chess and Bsct.
CANNON Men and Board, Visiting snd Wed. (
ding Cards, and everything usually KEEP. 10 5
First Glass Stationery House,
Which tho sub>cliher Intends this shal bs.=zyss
He will still condnct his BISDEszl az
BLANK BOOK MANCFACTORY aed Pa.
PER-hCLlNG ESTABLISHMENT, ghi5
has been In successful operation for oEa
thirty years in this State, aud 10 whIa b
will continue TO devote his own Yerscs.l q
ten,ion. His stock will bc kept up fga al
complete, and his prices will be foua&aEsr
reasonable, and nc hopes TO have shs1 e ~
patronage.
F. R. STOKES, Main S.rsst
Nov. IS, 46-tt Opposite Pheaiz 0aa
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Atlanta and Richmond Air Line
Railway.

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JANUARY.
HON. ggf. 9gekESEEY'S 4TH-
EMS AD DRESS TO THE
STATE AGRECULTC3sAL So
CEETY.

WHAT IS THE BEST AVAILABLE LA
EoR- FOR THE SoUTH-THE ENG
LISH LEtSEUOLD SYSTEM ADEO-
GATED ITS ADVANTAGES: oBsTA-
Giles 70 THE SAME, ETC.
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Interesting to All.

Ny term Of Office having expired, re-
Spcctlully notify all persons "ho had hen',
deeds Or mortgages -rcc"rded during my
term oc otf:c, 70 call On Mcssrs. Jones
Jones, who will deliver the same.
Nov. ~, 4S-,f. THOS. ". LAKE.
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Giles 70 THE SAME, ETC.
MIR. McKinley's speech, copy o;
which is before Us, is replete with
patriotic sentiments and sound advice
to the landholAers of Georgia. His
theories, too, are based upon facts as
they exist in the old country. and if
they can be made applicable to the
idle and dcmoralized negro, would
prove Of incaleulable benefit to the
country. The position taken in brief
are these: Planters should hold oa
to the title in feesimple to their lands,
and never dismembIr or make per.
luancnt sale Of them to the blacks.
Large farms under his system Of leaS-
es-aud eopy-holi tenures are practical
bic, though measured by the square
league. White labor will not do to
be tependcd 81 in the cnItare Of cot
ton. ,ice aid sngar. This WAS tried
IS early as in the days Of General
NgIethorpe. and proved utterly "b;;:-
tive. The p;vus Whitfield himself,
thea residing at Savannah: after cHl-
'tiyatine his plantation for years with
the English and German labor. with
the poorest results: was assisted by
his friends in. the purchase Of eight
negroes and piece Of land on the
Carolina side Of the river; and after
wards wrote thus "Bless. I'd be God
this plantation has succeeded, and will
raise lnore in one year, and with i
quarter the expense, than has been
produced 1t Bethesda III several years.
We have near 800. 900 negroes on the
spot. and If we begin in time, and be-
fore they are utterly ruined by the
continued pursuit of the present SEs-
TEN, they can be converted into the
best cotton field labor in the world.
Can the Emigration Party bring III
100000 ofthe Germans, who vii!
work our cotton fields for Us better
than the 5000; ;00O free negroes, How
present on the ground -
Row 70 MAKE NEGRO LAnoR AVAIL
ABLE.
This can only be done by providing
homes !cr the negroes. a"d setting
them, SO that their families may be
trained to labor on the farm. Rescrv-
ing the title in the land to themselves,
LEI, the planters "settlc t!e negroes
hy adopting a general SYSTEM Of lease
hold, : new system Of coryhoId ten
"re." BY this the tEe" negroes can
have homes !or 4 term CT years: i've
tea, fourteen years: OF 1or HE, VIZ"
iaAi'iieS; gardens: 'FcAafos' REIN c'"S'
H.H!'S, pastures: c'c'' ." P'""'"'
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-07
"a . - q 70
A HFYTnAV APPLTH

There are several churches in Topic says the
oucrldnd Monthly. The large cathedral on the
plaza is g very fine building. Feast days are
rather too frequent in this progressive age. More
than halftn tirls is consumed In these festivals
But It seems the lower class OF Mexicsns have be-
come 50 habituated to them that they could not be
happy otherwise, The plaza every Sunday pre-.
sents Q lively appearance. The native Indians
and raneheros come in from the country to sell
their vegetables fruits, and various kinds Of ware.
They are seated in rows upon the ground, entirely
covering the large plaza, and with their peculiar
costume present an interesting and picturesque
scene. At Q O'Clock, when the padre Is taking the
holy sacrament in the church fronting the plaza,
the bell taps and the vast multitude cease talk,
ing and laughing, and fall upon their knees, with
their faces toward the church. Then all is silent
ss death; not word is spoken, not dog barks,
or burro brays. At the expiration Of about three
minutes, the bell again taps, all rise, and resume
their avocstions On feast days, as well as on
Sunday, church Is FIRST attended to; then the bull
fight, cock-hghting, and other barbarous amuse'
ments. The church has many ways Of getting
money out of the poor people, one OF which Is as
follows: When the plaza Is crowded with country
people, Q man-perhsps one Of the attaches Of the
church-goes round among the crowd with cru.
cited Jesus nailed to q cross, nangled and bloody
for the privilege Of kissing the feet Of this figure
each poor creature pays something tothe man who
carries It. No one that could see refused the
proffered kiss. -+ POI.
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PAPERHANGINGS.

Gold Paper as low as IS cents; Ung,azed Papers
low as 10 cents; Satin Papers as low Is cts Gilt
Papers as low as 20 cts; remnants of Gilt and
Common Papers at cost. The largest and choicest
selection Of The above goods In the District.
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WINDOW SHADES.
PICTURE CORD AND TassELS,
ENGRAVINGS, CHROMoS, &C.,

in appropriate Frames-a limited selection of choice
subjects. Orders iOr EnEravings and Chromos
flled. Allowing no old stock 10 accumulate, those
needing goods In our line Will End the latest de-
signs at lowest cash prices. Orders for Paper
hanglngs, Window Shades and Picture Frames
punctually filled and satisfaction guaranteed.
Terms cash. mhil-2w
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The Scientific American predicts that the time
will soon come when ice will be manufactured
in all our great cities at dollar a ton, r. Manu-
featured ice at three dollars o ton has for some
lime been in the market of New Orleans.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-07

A thief went into Milwaukee jewelry store,
where woman was the only clerk, and ran
out with gold chain. The woman chased
him, yelling "stop, thief !" at every jump; but
people on the street thought it Eas only
family row, and did not interfere. Probably,
supposing the fleeing man to be husband
in peril, they rather sympathized with him.
The woman caught him at )ast, however, and
in his pockets were found many stolen articles.
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RAILROADS.

A LExANDR1A AND WASHINGTON
"a EEAAILR0AD AMP ALEXANpRIA AND
pEP0T CORNER SIXTH AND STREETS,
Local trains for Alexandria leave Is follows: G. :,
to Alexandria aSily y All others daily Except
Local trains leave Alexandria rs follows: sza
2, 10 and u a. M; q 4 S and p. M; q. m. and
s 2; m: from Alexandra daily; all other trains
Ut Trains marked thus +. connect with trains on
onfhhipSE f1ooon end Ohio railT ,
RERfS s 6JTSfTsaaiy ns5sSiI ss S1S
saset washington n:oS p. m, daily, except Sun
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
LOT sale at the ONCE corner sixth and Pennsylvania
avenue, and Thirteenth and Pennsylvania avenue,
&c checked at all hotels and residences through to.
of nna:f General Fs.: s. TGTIN Ses..
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
DEPOT CORNER Eo SIXTH AID STREETS
ESs4f Rx ti5i Sp E sR flo Il
5:Ss 2. m, EImira Mail, 6:ls a. m, New York Ex-
SOS m, New York ES: SIS a. M, Baltimore E1-
press. daily, except press, except sunday.
- Daily, Aceommodn- vi Line from M Rss Fa''
rs sn a. M Pa.. Line f E.gP ssusS!ID
sTecpt sa@dsy Ts1y s.fSsP SYH GTf *
lI IS 2: m, New YORK Ex- press, daily, except
1z1pIesSlONin- os1o p Hl.s AcCOumOQ4s
einnatt, Louisville and tion, except Sunday.
sonth, daily, except SEQ p m, Daily, from.
Sunday. Baltimore, daily, eX-
o:5O p M, for Ptttsburg cept Sunday, from West
and West, daily. and North
sos p. M, Daily New lies D. M Southern Ex-
York Night Express. press, except Sunday.
s:SS o. m, Pacific Ex- HEB New York Express,
press, DAILY except Sunday.
Trans leaving Washing ton at SIS q. m on Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, and S:35 d. m daily,
except Sunday, connect at Bowie with trains for
Pope's Creek. leaving Bowie at 10 n m and $40 D.
IN, arriving at Pope's Greek at :5S and 723 D. m.
Trains leaving Washington at S:3S a m. and $50
p m connect at OdsntOn with trains for Annapolis.
Trains arriving at Washington at 1875 a. m. and
$3.50 m. connect at Bowie with trains from Pope's
Creek line.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Once
northwest corner Thirteenth street and PennsTl.
Eanta avenue, northwest corner Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, can have their called
for and checked at hotels and residences 10 points
North North and West: Through tickets 70 Cincinnati,
Columbus Indianapolis Louisville, ST. Louis, New
Orleans. Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and ali
points East, West, North and South.
y. L. QUARRY, Gen. Superintendent.
Z. S. YOUNG, G:n. Passenger gent.
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PICTURE FRAMES.

Solid Oval Engraved ard Gilt, and all Git. and
plain Oval WaiLut sna Gilt Frames, from card to
portrait sire, with fun line OF SiIk Velvet and
GIT and oihsI styles Of Frames of the latest de-
Signs.
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WAsHfNaToN AND OHIO RAILROAD:
FALL ARRANGEMENT-TwoT TRAINS DAILY
/ REXCEPT SUNDAY, BETWEEN WASHING--
| Ton AND HAMILTON, BEGINNINGAUGUST

FLOWN TAx-PAYERs-PROPE
tT TY OWNERS residing in Georgetown and the
West End who desire to settle their improvement
I'D Seweraxe Tax Bills, and gain the advantage o.
. I,rg iiSeount, can do so by leaving their olllo
Win Nr. R. l.. GROPLEY, our authorized agent.
Bridse and Congress streets, GeorgetornS ID. U.
80 DICKSON PAETERSOSa
ossces s5 Flfeenth 81. and ss ali st.
for old material. ann
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-07

The Eronautic society Of Paris has under
consideration scheme to construct balloon
for So purpose Of Arctic cTrloration.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-07

thr0uRh nom WSshin gton TO ST. LOUIS Cnlca8o
and Buffalo without change.
Tickets by this route can be procured at the once,
corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenues
and Thirteenth cireet and PennSylyanla avenue
where reliable Information will De given AZ Ah
times. -. a., -
Passengers procuring tickets at these Offices can
secure Accommodations in Palace Cars Tor ST. LOUIS,
Chicaao and Buffalo,
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81 N sc q item nig.l 9ie5er 9o9e

Gin@ottentD nig.l 9ieler 9ase
tpuroe in Der mtuollipinnerei am
BaDen 5u &6ln bein MNfrdun1en pen
Waaren6anen in etaeal Nelte liesenoen
cine soolosiI9e @eltenbeit, q Elm loeenann=
ter @attent6nig< aufgefanben. 9erielbe
beitanb aus fiii1f poGfdnois aussetpa9=
lenen 9totten, 5|pei i6narsen uno orsi
graucn, beren 59udn5e sio ineinanoer
.9eFo9ten iparen bab lie Elm poll ftanoisss
@anses gu @iein 9ienen taunb ben Bier
fablerin oass einanoertommen NJ"
m6oli@ nla&ten, ..S'*2 5
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136)gaulet ct. Spbrt, Mar=
quis BOT, MSi it19eiter. 0ie1er mar fein
j5taatsman1t.rs4 @lei1 pielens Mnoeren
iaate aerfsu ailen 9ingen Sa. Gr fibrte
bef1 Yorlib bei l1nteriu6uneen unb trieb
anbere sberartise @ei6dfte. 9ieier 8au+
Ietyilt cine Brobe pDn bent Gbarutter Der
graeuger tunb etiiben Bet beridtigten
v&eformation". Sci |einent erIfen Nuf<
'tretelt tpar er 9ausb bofn1eiiter beg Biidofs
bon ,Min@eiter uuter .oer &egierune
6einriAs VIII. Dur9 beh alten roben
6eiilri9 ,purbe ct s5um 3abln,eilter Der
t6ntsli@el1 9ofbaltung uno gum 9oro
qena9t. gr mar elmer Der bcrii6tigten
Greeutorel,> sic bas Seitament 9einri9s
pol5ieber 1ollten. Obtppbl 9einri@ bie+
len a9euten befoblen batte, feline Nrt balb=
fatbolii9er &eligion obne9 9apit aufre4t
su erbalten, 70 tpurbe bod Raulet unter
Gbuaros &esieruns Elm eifriger Yrote@
fant. Da ct iab, bob DuoleD maize bor=
an mar, Someriet gu itiir5en 10 i6lug
iR9 Baulet 51 DuoleD, fiibrte ben 9or-
11ib bei@pmer1ets l1nter1u9ung unb lprd9
oas Sooesurtbeil 9esen i'm, Oeiien blober
Nome i'm Dor ni9t meDr als atpei Sabre
er5ittertll ma@te. 9ls Maria CUR &e=
eieruns fam, mas beinaBe unmittel6ar
6qrauf seI6ab ,puroe Yaulet >uieocr
&dtbplit lno fubr fort, feline Aenter unb
Ginfinfte au bebalten unb 5u genieben.
l1nb er tpurbe nibt nur &atbplit, 1onbern
au@ etn gang 10 ii II benoer &atbolit
unb elmer ser tbdti9iten uno traftl9iten
@erfol9er Der ndmliden Proteitanten,
nit tuel9en in @emeinl nl4aft 5u 1ein, ct
furs porber itol5 gewele mar. Ser bon
protefantil den S9riftltellern als ublut=
baritis" se19ilberte 8il9of 9 onne er=
bielt BON Baulet 5u &pie0erbolten Wealen
4 in frtngen Wusbriiden einen Nertpeis
uegen3 ieines Mansels an @if Ter uno
@3neuisfeit, bic protefanten auf ben
@9eiterba,lfen gu ienoen. Mls ober
Moria toot un0 glilabet6 cntI I6loHen
lpor, bic &atbolifen olls5urotten puroe
paulet glei9 pieber Proteitant, Elm b09it
grau1omer8erfo ofger Der aatboliten, prd-
libent mebrerer Commit ]ionen I'M lie
gum Sobe 5u perurtbeilen, un0 ftanb in
10 boher @unlt bel 2is6en, oab lie 1aste,
ipenn ct ni6t gar gu alt mdre, 10 piiroe
lie i'm ols Gbemann iebem anbern in
iDren &ei9en por5ieben. Gr farb i'm
breiaeDnten Sabre ,brer &egierung in
einem Mlter ban 81 Sabren, nadoem er
our9 flint &egierun9en feline @teQe be-
bouptet uno ieiner 9errn tuesen piermal
|ieine 9felision gelpe6ielt bate. 9as
,paren Die Merf5eu9e nit benen gut 2is@
9en arbeitete. .
1917 gDir mouen iebt GUT @ei@i@te
Der sefeierten unb un9ludli4en &0nigin
Utaria @tuartppn @9ottlanb uberseben,
oenn Dime bie1e &eI6i6te fann es un%
mDeli6. einleu4teub 9ea7a@t tperoen> tpie
2is@en int @tanoe iuar, bic proteitan=
til@e 9}elision Dem enslii d en-
9 plfe sun 9rot in Gnslono ein=
5uflbren = benn es 9el6ab in Der Shat
} beiuabe Dem selammten @olfe, auen
@tdn6en uno 8ansltufen gum Srob.
} sic + d la 6tete i'm ei9entli6en Sinne
einise 6unberte oerielben oas beiBt, 1le
16libte ibnen Den Baud auf bel leben=
oieem 2eibe; 1ie ipannte piele 9unoerts
unb abermals 9unoerte auf Die Softer
1ie t1otete auf manderlei Wrt piele Sau=
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O6io Mailenfrellll6.~7 3.

e91Dttlanb unb Wfaricns Ton Getbrin9en
Der S6peiter bes 9eraoss BON &uife,&
Der i nieoertra9tiger ameif fe@ burb be't
gplignt2 erntorbet ,puros.
Mtoria @tuarts Dater itarb ols. iie erft
a6t Sage aft NOR, 10 baB lie NOD in Der
gBie9e. re9ierenOe &Dnigin BON S9otte. IL
lanb tpuroe. Sbr Boter Safpb V. mat
Der Sobtt bon Satob Nv. unb Marea=
retben. ber dlteIten @6meiter oes mitoen
alten Seinri9 VIII. 9iel ler vgefblker
bes @laubel,s" tpiinl6te> bic Maria
I@tuart nit ieinem 9obne Gouaro at
perloben, um oaour9 @@ottlonb 3u ben
(8efbunsen @nglanos bin5u3ufiigen. 9ie
6amilie Der @uilen mar ober Dem olten
v8ei9lber"' in .fein. Mls in @9ottlana
eine &esentidaft einseiebt mar puro.
Maria Stuart mad Tranfrei9 9ebra9t
luno bort er3osen.s Spater ,purbe lie nit
|oem @obn lnb g1a6folger bes &6niss
1Seinri9 II. ppn Sranfrei9 perlobt, uno
I'M Mlter BON II Sabren, in Sem ielben
Sabre als glilabeth ben Sbron BON.
Guslano beities, fonb bic 5eirotb ftatt.
1887 Sebt trat eeraoe bas Elm BOZ
tpel9em l6 ber ate 9einri9 10 lebr 9e=
far9tet bate, uno1 ,pas Sen @6reden
! Ietner &atbeeber uno feines 8olfes &C.
tpeIen mar. gbuarb mar tobt, Die 20ni<
gin Maria, 9einribs Sodter> mar toot,
gliiabet6 mar Der Sbat unb Dem @elebc
mad ols une6eli9es &inb ni9t lesitim,
uno 10 ,par Dem &e@te nod Maria5tuart
Die Gr6in oes Sbrones BON @n9lano uno
oa5u bic @emablin oes unmittelbaren
Grben oes &Dnigs bon 6rantreid. Ni9ts
tonnte. sinftiser fir @lilabetb iein. Gos
eneliI6e 0o1f batte nun Die Mabl, ent=
>pe6er bic ni9t legitime @Iila6eth ols
&Dni9in on5une6men ooer cine grobe
: prooin5 bon Bronfreib 5u lperoen. Wdre
: Gli1abetb gu jener ,3eit ooer Dor ibrer
, @@pe ter geitorben, 10 ludre Der lebtere
; SAT- ein9etreten> ooer es mubte eine neue
, &Dnigsfamilie 9etpdblt iueroen ooer e5
ubte England cine &epublif tperoen.
+ 9aDer fam es, bob jeber Gn9ldnber,, 29a=
tboliten tpie Protei itantet,, oo fAr tparen
, Die iQe9itime Gliiabetb auf Den $6ron az,
t leben uno oarauf gu erbalten uno Die
Maria Stuart bel Sette gu 1eben, obtpobl
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