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CaStOria.

Is pleasant and perfect substitute, in all cases
Tor Castor Oil. Castoria Is the result Of an old
Physician's effort to produce. for his own prsc-
tice, an elective cathartic, pleasant to the taste
and free from gripping
DIR. samuel Pitcher. of IIyannis, Mass sue
ceeded IN con bning, without the use OF alco-
hol, puTganye agent as pleasant to take as
honey. and which possesses all the desirable
properties Of Castor Oil.
II is adapted 70 all ages. but il especially rec
Commended to mothers as u reliable remedy for
all disorders Of the stomach and bowels OF chill :
dren. It'll certain, agreeable. absolutely harm
less, and cheap. IL should lie used for wind
collie. sour stomach. worms, costiyeness, croup,
etc, then children can have sleep and mothers
may rest.
j. Is Ross x Co., of 81 Dey Street, New
York, are the the sole preparers Of Castora, AT
ter Or. Pitchers recipe. s-2i.l3tw
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The Yellow Centaur Liuimeut

is adapted to the tough muscles, cor,ls and flesh
of horses. IL has performed more wonderful
cures OF spawn. strain, wind gals, scratches.
sweeny, ana general lamenes-, than all other
remedies in existence. Read what the great TX
pressInen say Of IL;
NEW 1onk, January, 49,.
Every owner of horses should give the Cen
taur Liniment trial. We consider IL the beet
article ever used in our stable.
II. MARSH, supt. Adams EN- Stables, y. &.
p. PuLTZ, Supt. Il. ). tx. stables, y Y
"A ;. oLlN. supt. Nat TX. stables y. \ -
MosTGoNERY, ALA, Aug II. -.
''tfSfLkMEN:-l have used over one gross OF
Centaur I.!ainsnt. yellow wrapper, on the
mules of my plantation. besldes dozens OF the
family IiniInent for my negroes. ! want Ia
purchase 1T at the wholesale price. and will
thank you 10 ship Inc by savannah steamer one
gross of each kind. Messsrs. a. II. stewart 4
20. will pay your bill ON presentation.
"lespeciiully. JANIS DAHHow.'
The best patrons of this Liniment are farri.
ers and Veterinary surgeons. II heals gals.
wounds and Dall-evil, removes swelling. and
Is worth millions OF dollars TO farmers. livery
men, stock-growers. sheep-raisers, aud those
having horses or cattle
What farrier cannot do for s2D the Ccntaur
LiniInent " i'll do ut trinipy cost.
These Liniments are warranted by the pro-
prietors. and bottle Will be given to any Far
rier or Ply -iclan who desire to test them Sold
everywhere.
Laboratory OF j. II. ROSE &CO.,
10 DEY 81. NEW loEh.
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white. tor the IlunMu Family.
yellow, tor Horses nud Animals

These liniments are simply the wonder of the
Wofiu' heir elects ar. little less than marvel
lous, yet there are some things which they will
not do. They will not cure cancer or mend
broken bones, but they will always ailay main.
They have Strengthened fingers curl chtunic
rheumatism of many years saindny, and taken
The pain from terrible burns and st,aklS which
mas never been done 10y amy othernrtlclc
1he W htee Imminent Is for the human
family. 10 Will drive rhuInatisn, sciatica and
neuralgia from the system; eur, hnInhayo
chiliblains, palsy. Itch, and most cutancUu-
ernptlons. II extracts frost from frozen hnnds
AMI feet and the poison Ut bites ami stings of
Nenonintous reptiles; IL subdnes sweiiings and
alleNiates pain of every Kind.
fOr spiains or bruises IL Is the most potent
remedy ever discovered. The Centaur I,ini.
ment Is usei with great efficacy for sore
throat. toothache. caked breast, earache and
weak back. The following l. but a sample OF
numerous Testimonials:
INDIANA HoNR, JKrF. Co..l
Ind. May -, ISIS |
~ think II my duty to inform you that have
suffered much with swollen feet and chords. I
have not been free from these swelling in eight
years Now / am perfectly well, thanks to the
'entaur Liniment. The Liniment ought 10 be
applied warm. BENJAMfs Bnows.
The proof il in the trial. Ii is reliable, IL Is
handy, 1t Is cheap, and every family should have
IL.
To this sick and bed ridden the halt and lame.
TO The wounded and sore. We say, Tome and be
healed -
To the poor aud distressed who have spent
their money for worthless medicines "A bottle of
Centanr Linment will I've given without charg e
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

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THE BOOK BINDERY:

There " no kind Of Binding required by his community
tone at the BNh" Cairo City Bnay style
prices.
go" hare Rmphh you h presr for Lnainq
II you hare Muga=n 10 be Jound send hemi n
II you hare Music 10 be Jound, and
go" haze Blank Books, ah om printed headings
ufuc'ue them far you.
go" haze R"i"g be dne do 4" tie best style he
shortest notice
The Bt"dey IN charge Of Mr. AMBROSE W. PYATT G,s.ra
~0rma" ~hose drono" his business and the pmpns
turn" out Me best Of rh ente him all patronage Cairo has in he
line Of Book Binding and Ruling
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eI7 st. Charles street, st. Louis, Mo.

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U1Vb ~ u = sks JHdses rsSfhed ef fySa..
ssssf. 4 soG6esrsey se/<<. CsXos usrilr 10
DR.. Judson. Jos Ci<Isss! Ifrs<f. 81 Lezi5. 80.
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THE PICTURE FRAMING DEPARTMENT..
Hartg Purchased he Complete of Mouluos and h Picture
f""g apparatus of The late firm Rockwell Co., ue are mon, o,enore3
Frame all kinds Of Pictures, Manufacture Window Mvz5;,o and
an" DO all kinds of pOrk IN Ms line
go" hare Chromos bring them TOR n.ouaino and faoo
80" haze Pictures of any kind bring them to u.s. and at a.o er
t zee "H make them ornaments you duelinqs
y" orders addressed E. H. BURNETT 'cH promptly
ratronize Home Enterprise;
oiVe The Old Man and the Young Man Chance !!
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The most powerful monthly In the English
Language, famous for STORIES, ESSAYS,
ana SKETCHES,
OF The HIGHEST LITERARY MERIT.
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BOOK OF NATURE

Contsinins l+a pages and nurbsr Of ene snsr.,inrs
krery pcrsen 81 both and espcify consrpa,
tns Hsfras. sAosa have ia tA.f private drawer se.nos
81 living ieaS. and retaining the Of
vomankood. RsYrodus,ionhov 10 have ksail y bsautf
eAidren esrsfsi medical sdves Asd many val uisd pre-
scripoas for the Incidents Of early married LIE Sent,
searely ssasd poet pad 70 ss{ siiress for as
Attress. Dr.. Jacq ces. Central Medical Institute,
7oo Chestnut street., D. LOUIS Mo.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-22

amnng the coal.s q Hswas Jennie, pale as
death, revolver in iiandH i eitqi s'e1i
"You, Jennie !'amoaned poor joe, ,tor
is it fancy r'oit sB1J
Z "Itis I,eJoesTI distrusted that man,
you remember, and before the train left,
II armed myselfiand sprang oni'theilas.
car. lEuu made such speed that have
been sll this time getting here. d was
notused ftoirunninS along the, roofs, you
know, and leaping from one col, to san
Others but here ! aln, just in time"
s@God bless, yeu, darling; but ! ,fear, il,
|it Is too late, Where is, my, watch 2'"tsa
"That villain took It with. him when
he dropped under the wheels. What is
to, be done ~ ,''t''i.t' rfol''rlhft "
*ws must 60 on just as We are going
now; il we can't reach Apsley Junction
before the express we are lost"
And still they tore ON through tbs
mrrky night, paugihg dssthFard every
Jennie looked steadily Oh Va. -iiasi
"Issee lantern, joe" 81
"A lantern r. ne cried, tying to- rise
ITS the switchman at Apsley Janc
Ition.p iiiE sbGaitl luoT isf,Go nj sees
At the same instant both heard the
weird. .snd ominous scream, Of ., whistle
IN 10 the expesssT approaching At the
Iother end T. shouted Joe with the sudden
energy Of despair "If we have txe
minutes in, our, favor, we are saved
whst y = !. y the color dor q the lantern Jennie
"Rsd. and be waves at Il Do, up aud I, down ds 4,
He i running across the track" = '"s
/ "Sound the, whistle four times Z
screamed Joe; "it is the signal q switch
lus Cd" e ssii' = - 81 'ss T notrSi''se
"She knew how three shtieking blast,
and { long continued vail. The watch
man had net his lantern down. Ons
minnie. edo ,siasy .sYe-A I aaoL
Over the rails they jumped, and dtwsfs
safe, On the siding!l. With rusty groar
the Fatehman closed ,ths switch. "A Cash
apd ayslb md Express No 80 had 'paas'
Both trains xsrs secure. 'Txe min
,akiss ne, yos-aos dspsss ,n9s,s .he
whispered, he caught her Just ID time
for she had tainted. Already he had Re,
versed the engine, and the train was
standing stili2 lelonc1fis ni alf'oo elsH
aThe Old 'watchmsr acamei MODELLING
over. }1ne-J ssiy 7
fo1l whistl6din Sfhe nick Iof time,'
be- cfeskeds Vtreunulously. II .sTKsrenWa
oaiytwo minusssibetwsen you snd etsrl
|nitys my man. ) S61sa yI,adsr
Two minutesssa said Joe, sYAnds wo
mans loving heart" ,blsauuaM sdst
And that wass 90 .aa, y.s t.,s, -...a !,
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/. .''1Two'eMINUrEs:a'

.; gisf ,SI eee ifommo1-5JTTLo q
ba Joe sEhurstou, Has the driver and Mark
Maldon the fremp q, ffeighf train NJ
,o2 shiehIp STOPPED regularly al ShA year
soppd At Bed soed station r., ,let Light
ming ExpeeM Mo- 70 pA,a,alos., bnr e
d 6qnehe1 sthepgh sac6 Of sJenpis 3
AoSers okeptss sharp aye On The Qlhsr,
both found opportunities; "a propose, ~
She accepted Joe, and when she inform.
ed Mark next night ghas aha bad done
he tssRed rpaleo ben be yeona aEatplated
heEs apal .hen n4 he g9t IN R,slas hl' engine be
Il VS. t6s Seeinniag 81 hi, ruin and
on the night joe and Jennie we're inar-
risdL&hioh was but ~ brisf icsremcsy, !,
~ Joe Wa pressed for time b MarkIw6s
not in . condition to take his plAoe On
lhs tfain, and on thS 1day f6Iiowing the
|conppsuy dispenseds with hislatafs ~,
|vicea. asliato -gaa u 9I9ai II hBs ;AssW
From that time, ssahs expression IL,
Mark vent to the bad. His little saw
|infS hs proceeded fspieiy ID dfihk up,
~ ~ UP !.s,.psson a!psss s..s.asS.a l Gsa' E
Sse.S. sssrS s1 asUS s AZ " ;sps''ns - 4 % 1ssf
ssr.r. -. : s p.r 1 = ~ ~ I' :" i','sni.d = sgai
Ss...sss,... ~ .a,Ia,,s,,.r ~,
M ss.sls "srs e. va u.ua uen e uss Sss...,.an ~,
nT unJ sasnmg nl.b r. esoo ~ "nsa SISs -.
Jennie beheld pallid face at the win
Idow staring IN at her intentfy
.hs SonJe .or,d ny. ,S s,;. ~ snssI Pnt fhsr
.he Ia s."a .an. svav and nrasantlv MAI
...,a . = .T1T sviF1HS1E
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....A.x 80. ,-,, ...,.TsNss
'"HnPfftf. F" ana
4 rIRM BAnk,vd

q
the celebrated Rowland HILL, more than
q Quarter Of d century ago, at a perfotf
~ egraat commercial d;sf,asa IN noa noaajLaSryd jLSydf
-,,sn, 4. monarod ;n.,;,,,;on. H.,
- - :. '''S'. .,' - - So.
country seemed 10 oe IN a s'sies o. celi
lapse, and universal 'bankrupscy Itlreat,
ened the nation. IN r. 'Chrssf1dA ia.
telligencer ~" AAs
9Ihase never.f.iline hank. ''.,,,''.s,sH.As -,
4 moro than golden stors;a - AZ 'SsI
No earthly bank d half 20 rich; as-a5 .sE;t
How. than. can be noorp
i:,Tis when nv stock is spsnt and. gone, s..S
90 And I without Z groat. /. dsrd %, ..o;as
sPn glad to hasten 70 my bank s..,,,og
o. o.bsg listls aoss,' ] sssssiou uuds4ol
osomstimes my. Banker smiling s,yy,c ag,y'
70 ..Why don't you oftsuar oone? ss.s.lol
l. And when you draw Estb aots;i ,eo svs;
i Why not . larosr. sun2 bvuec ,eo ,ssel
{ Why live. 70 nigsardly and pourPl Plsm 1aypi
q Yosr bank contains . plentyssq isq sIeeI
9 Why come and take sne-pcsnd nets gael
whsa you may hars atw.atys" lila
8 Tea s~snty thosasad, tan times told. SCI
L bat buta trains sum EellsI
10 what your Fsshsr hath laiasp.ssq becV
SECURE IN God g His ssa; -
Since 1sn, ny Bshtsf = y tiehs "s"
. have 40 oau's . borrow - : dsf
/ i've upor nv cash to-day, - "a 9s9ds
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s;s,new ses Essc > sDseS ,4sfes.aa
> A dead horse or other saaimal ,Aheuld

"A uCsAO NV - AZ .OS1Ski r$EDt<>ssSS YRYsss,
be skinned. and roughly scat up liiIt into 4. p
many small pieces as possible. a plbl
OF ground q few rods square should
then be plo~ed desplSs,i SUD tasicAtUss.
thrown upon s6sYsoif isstAs eehtAsiO1
the plowedlgroaad aiSome,.f freshly dry
slacksd lime .shonld then be ,ss,'l scsttered
upon the heap, SO as to cover II thlnlI
but wholly. The loose earth iss hi
heaped overs a'foorih' depth! ska thi
pile covsrse sithrboanlssases thst. sth'
dogs eannetige At the hespslsIpr,tAr Are'
months the, heap may be dug, over o
turne1 over with the plow,, add vel
mixed. The bones that UaRh6t De ebfo
ken up should be taken from thsl.hsAp
and the fine MISTER will be worth a
least $50 perton, To- use i'm sthe-vhll 70
corn Theslareef bones may be ,hrokel
mp and buried amongth roots of Crap
vines or fruit trees eidiea 'steui,a Ina
4
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CIGAR MANFFAGf rory
,WOODsFIELD. OHIO. - =,


.sfN % 7--r-, y saea3 sSfgok ri ,
EiRAyR sstsblishsA siear nmspufsetoFy IN
~ sWsods6sld, In nRsuasRR,s bpilding ssosth
|sfEths Cesst Hoase, wAsrs !, ,vill Hsnfassure
4E9nc Cigars, Fips andStegss,
FOR the trade Of Monroe and adjoining coan;
ties, at pricss which viii compare favorably
With fhoss q wksslins mannfactufefs.
b. 81 sIllY sTOGA acxGARs ssIa
VIII be manufactursd ffom the lnest apsllty
|ofKsntaekys tsbsocee TIFt will rbe msdssfron
AassAehasstts, lands fuE sCisAnso from Con
neetisst and Havana ;tobaoco. The patron
ageof ssrs ns5-sas bsS eys saislsi
MeFchanfs end Traders
Generally in Monroe county is solicited. Or
dsrs will receive prompt attention. Call and
examine ny st6ok before purchasing else
vhsrs, s.s. FRED: RpsEhSlSR
nots3.'16mS. wocdihsld. ohis.
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-sis 'vALv:ABnE ssH /
Steanand Water Nill forsSaIe

sFsHHenAersts ssst esr.thsisastsaa. .saa ma
- sst Ailkofsus .1tles' issss sf WssdsAsld
Se4Sua1s&f fCrssA fssssaass together with SsFty
ssetss u ltAl lse The sniiilhAs sws Of fheaf
sBsEsT FIRING r. RIVERS
Iail tAefevsh sspair, aaa ip q good neigh
sbpsheed; nj anpthst stsam, mill within ter
.iies - y. 1Thsfs q 4 good ,acssasibls weir
- Sal ca the prsuisss. ,as - .s.,i,. ...ss.t
Terms will BE- moderate. We wonld TAX,
- sRsil fara ip part pay. sus .s,,,ss -,
.kEsass r. 4 N. KOEHLER.
iune16, '73sf.
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SSlS' ~''irs'E ~ - 6i'>s' ~
,lEii0f1fEI1 ''s SThf "a .r1Ju's 4p,I ~
4aAi aaplll. i-.is ld,,t.ii t-,i--
dous 10 s>i'nVs sdl ~ ',el le l.3I.sl1t,
!, FEBRUARY .22,s.1
p bed 1ai -7sH4, s~u ~, ir1adts,i. fsa
s.. .M11i!',', M1i!s'r,e!lla,l,y. !,l'l' ! s. .. 4,
--l:na1~s-.l Lsssaaii
An incIdsn, in the Llfe or Rar.y.
/, AfceEespopdent zof. the Washington
Republican makes political application
of an incident in the ife, of the late
John Ss,Rarey.sof this county, which is
so well, told and so interestingI that the
old friends of Mr.. Rarey will thank us
to copyt 30 usnI & i,.a Il sts t,.sli s,.jtts
The world is familiar with the philos-
ophy of Mr.. Rareyl in regard to the
management OF horses, especially of
horses possessed Of high blood metal;
The sRarey philosophy consisted in grad
ual approaches upon the, animal com,
bined with unceasing kindness and un-
interrupted display Of solieltule for his
comfort and happiness a In the exercise
of force Mr. RaFey. pot forth as little, OF
his o. wn rs possible, T. He relied chiefly
en.the horses own strength to effect
hisrown conquest. 4, In doing this, how
ever. he made the horse believe that, il
was his { RAfey's) power which he 1.-THE
horse) was struggling against. Finally,
1 ~ ooss, s',s .sk ss aoI.s s.rs ssod
cred With, foam, sati.aed that Rarey bad
over,matched him, physically. Rarey
would complete, his victory by renewed
manifestations n Of kipdnsss i and good
VIII The horse once broken By this
systsml never attempted to set, its will
agaiust that OF his, cong ssror. l,..,i,,
dWelonce Witnessed an exhibition OF
Mr., Rarey's skill in this system of, horse
tanning, which reminds. one. go strongly
Of the Confederate political tactics that
We are induced to describe 1t and give it
q proper ,application to, politics in Amer
ica At this day, ,ThA scena. We; propose
to- describe occurred in, Brussels, Belei.
um,,in The presence of the, Court and
leading representatives Of the aristocra-
cy of that kingdom The horse furnish
ed With, which 10 test the skill and nerve
of The American horse tanner WAS . stud,
upon, whose back. q, ssddle had never
bean placed. The bit OF . bride had
never been inserted between bis teeth -
When he WAS shod IL vas IN necessary y, !, Il, 10
thro y him. and even then, len Il required a 4
half dozsu strong men with rspes and
chains. to hold the leps, .of the furious
beast ua,il the iron. could be : nailed to to
bis. .heois, ! Such was the horse turned
loose, within q narrow. enclosure to be
stained, and. ..domesticated by Mr.
Rarey. Mr.. Rarey was warned that the
animal would uss its heels and q teeth Il
provoked, and that it would M even, ll a.
sume tha offensiva and sttack itsI zen enemy pa !
The fearless horse tanner tam 3 Quickly replied s
that .he was. willing TO nndertake tie
case. ~ ~ ~, ,s,',.,.' "'s :, 'sss,.m
Mr.. Rsrey's first step In. tho .encoun.
ter with iLis ieree war. 4 hu,rse u,u WA al ssno
sien ~ THAT s. Rarev rsms;;n,sd r mo ~
t;onloss hold;ng.s book &, to l,lnt II b;.
sASA1. SSSs HSs>~tA1efts oovF>3St sssP ~ - A<A'
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DENTISTRY.
DIs.ss HUNTER I'D sKEhPERs,
si'@ DEN TIST s g4d' 81

W % D sFJ;EibrD, ,a Ohio,
Teeth extracted without pain BY the use
Of nitrous oxide or laughing gas.
SOfRcs near the y. 3. Churoh-ma45'7sr,
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wills majesty, King Mtesa, aof. Africa,
Is clothed in nothing but disnity.-De-
troa Kgsnine Nous. - rftsI " =
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HoW,,'lCFesd..'

Asa general rule toe, much feed is
given. and too much Of this is hay, Ten,
pounds OF hay and Twelve Of oats. is
sufficient food in 4 day Tor 4 work horse
whether The work be fast or slow, Ny
plan 81 feeding horses il W give j bhnch
Of hay ard half q pail of water tie ftsc
thing in the morning & after gro0ning,
give another half pail Of .wster, II be
Is hots going out, l give fur quarts of
oats, after which lie may have sftuf ~or
FIVE pounds 81 hay II hs is going but
to work, ] give six quarts of oats and
no hay. II going to work Id The after
noon he should te again watered, and
allowed four quarts Of osts and the
remainder OF the lay Halfia bushel
Of washed carrots pei. week win inpfoye
the coat and GENERAL Condition Very
much. This system of feeding will
keep ehorselin. woodworking order all
the time. .-AOhiJ Farmer a =,
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Zeitung, received BY the Gambia. + T6st
editor, in his Introductory sremask ssihak
ut is with no ordinaryadeelingsaHe sis1
down to make public the, astopishiagl
facts which folloY,well knoWing, at frst, u
we shall but excite the smiles 81 the fn.t
creduious; yet, as Independent sjournsis
lists, we feel it our duty to lay before ti,eI
public such matters Of fact as come he
fore ;opr observation, and others may
sss sgcH fsn''1sl0ps lf0@ men as snss
! We shall not foiIo1 the lsngusgsiof|
Chg pspsg Bu{ siys stfisi outline s.. os 81, The
I. seems thai ifSa for moro olo tfia ttfiisan fourteen
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man well known IN n'thes literary dnd;scio|
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by means Of ealvanism. !. -, :
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Professor, With the zsals and devotion
worthy tie old alohelnistsi in wtossfsots|
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couraged any man less sangdine than
himself; and at last has had the satisfSc
ton of'seeing shis patient labosscro~6.
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bright stars VINO precsded, him iE the
great field Of discovery. Fl
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