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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-09-21
MASSACHUSETTS, REPUBLICANS,

The Republicans of Massachusetts
assembled at Worcester, on Wcdncs-
day, and nominated the Hon. Thomas
Talbot for Governor. and Il strong
State ticket. After the completion of
the ticket, General Banks being called
upon, spoke as follows:
have witnessed the proceedings of this
convention with infinite and unalloycd
pleasure. 1t has cheercd my heart in its
hopes for the future; it has dispeled some
apprehensions which rested heavily upon
it. Loud Applause.
The unanimity which has distingu ished
its proceedings are suspicious for ITS sue
cess. When the votes shall he counted.
we shall lind that Massachusetts, has sound
ed the key of contest and led to victory,
which shall be as lasting and satisfactory
as it shall be just to the whole world.
The platform of the convention was then
read.
Resolred, The Republican party, inspired
10y its past, gathers increased courage for
the work which remains To be done, and
pleuges itself to preserve the nations honor
and maintain the national credit. Ii re-
Jolces ihat the resumption oil specie pay
ments is SO nearly accomplished that all
paper money shall be redeemable in coin
at the will of the holder. The rcfundIng
Of the national debt at lower rate of III
terest should be carried forward As rapidly
as possible. Strict economy in expendi-
lures should be used The industries of
the country be relieved from taxation.
Resoleed, That we shall support every
measure needed to raise the civ il service to
the high plane of honesty and efficiency lie
;nanded by the Cincinnati platform. We
denounce as false the charges Of misman.
agement made against the administration.
The party will keep all of their pledges,
and stand by the President of the United
States in his efforts to keep his promises
We confidently commend TO the people of
Massachusetts the nominees of this CON
vention As men whose character and ability
are guarantee that they wi II wisely, pru-
IDENTIFY and efficiently administer the gov.
eminent Of the Commonwealth.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-09-21

= Mrs. HALL. has just opened a large
and well selected stock of new Fall Hats.
Ostrich Tips and Fancy Feathers, at her
Millinery department, Main street, Elkton.
% Buy the Safety Lamp; it cannot ex-
pludc. GLASS FRONT.
q Look ut the new :" Derby Hats Just
received by McCREEr X BOULDER.
3 We never did pay less than one
hundred cents FOR a trade dollar and never
intend to. X. G.. REESE.
u French China and White Granite:
also full stock of ncw sty lie of Lamp. and
Glass ware never SO cheap now.
GLASS FRONT.
.E-Opera Flannels. all shades and
several qualities; Medicated Red Twilis,
Shaker and Balla.dvale FIannels, Blankets
and kcrseys, at zero prices, for sale by
MCCREKY u BoULDEN.
.s-Lots of New Goods opened this
week REESE
- -Cotton Ingram Carpet, new patterns,
at 81 cents. GLASS FRONT.
s8-Onr Stock Of Men ard Boys Heavy
Boots is complete. and prices can't he beat.
McCgERr & BouLDEN.
- It's economy to buy the Champion
Boot. REESE sells it.
- New styles of Soft and Stiff Hats,
at the GLASS FRoNT.
- Nine Demorcst's Fall Fashions in
patterns, now in stock, at
McCKERY Il BouLDENs.
- Atwood Ingram Carpets. Cotton
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-09-21

THERE isn't much difference between
Butlerize " and Burglarize They
are both bad English, invented to en-
press bad deeds. They sound very
much alike, and their sense is as similar
asthe sound. The disgraceful proceed
ings at Worcester can be indifierentlv
characterized by either word.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-09-21

Down with Butler" was the watch.
word of the old leaders Of the Demo.
cratic party at Worcester, on Tuesday
with scarcely an exception. The result
proved the appropriateness of the
maxim, for il turned out that decided
majority Of the Convention were already
clown with Butler" and that is what
is the matter with the Democratic party
in Massachusetts.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-09-21

SAID Dennis unto Benjamin,
For much he loved the cock eyed man
/" If you can't be aisy Benny,
Why then be aisy as you can.
For. by my sowl, cannot tell,
You are SO rich aud rare 4 gem
Whether, indade, they've swallowed you,
Or you have swallow'd them"
To which the Yankee shrewd replied:
Now, Dennis, stop your Irish blarney.
had to gulp the Bourbons down
Because I'd swallow'd Kearney-'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-09-21

a LOUD CALL FOR GRANT.-Bv the
illogical and absurd (if not dishonest
policy of the present Administration,
the ascendancy of the Republican party
has been greatly jeopardized, yet there
is one man in whose ability, integrity.
patriotism and invincible will we have
an abiding faith, and who, as the Ma.
tional standard-bearer of the Republi,
can party in 1850, will arouse the dis.
couraged, dispirited and outraged hosts
that rallied around him in 1865, and
with great shout of joy that will shake
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-09-21

uEsGreenbacker Cincinnati En-.
quirer is encouraged by the triumph
of "tne rag baby" over the Maine
Democracy, to crack its whip over the
shoulders of Mr. Facing-both-
ways" Hendricks, who is told that he
must begin and bang around little
more or he'll be forgotten" Down in
the dust, Governor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-09-21

AND now the busy Bourbon bee
Improves the shining hours,
While Dennis climbs the hickory tree,
And sweareth by the powers
That Benny did not take the spoons,
Nor any other plumber;
But that the sly old Greenback coons
Have stolen Benny's thunder.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-09-21

IT ia over eighteen years since But
Ter was a power in the Democratic
party. His mission then seemed to be
TO destroy the party from within. After
the long interval that has passed since
the Charleston Convention of 1850
Butler again looms up as a power, il
not in, ut least over, the Democracy oil
his own State. lis no wonder that in
telligent Democrats are frightened by
this recurrence of an evil omen.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-09-21

n Among railroad men and others who
must respond with promptnesS to the de-
mands upon their time, it is well under
stood thing that inferior watches are not
worth the pocket room they take up
These men are almost universally carrying
the W,LTHAH Watch. II never fails them.
Il is always accurate, and can hs trusted in
all climates and under all circumstances,
To buy perfect WALTHAM Watches at low
est ii cures, 90 Ia BAILEY, BANRs X BIDDLE.
Twelfth aud Chestnut streets, Philadelphia.
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the world that noblcst and hravcst man
of destiny, who led the mon armies
on to victory upon every battlefield,
and finally received the surrender of
the rebel armies at Appomattox, will
again be hailed as President of the
! United States.-Resolution adopted by The
Orange County (haHsas) Republicans.
FoR some Years past party ties have
hung very lightly over n very consid-
cradle proportion of the voters of this
country, and it has been prophesicd
over and over again, that there would
be dissolution of parties and reor-
ganization on some new principles. 1t
seems. however, that the dissolution of
the Democratic party is likely to be the
only fullilment Of these predictions; for
few wears TO come at all events That
! dissolution has gone 4 good WAYS in
Maine and Massachusetts. The situa-
ton in Massachusetts is very clearly
drawn by the Boston journal, which
is cheerful and courageous as to the
prospects of the campaign, and gives
as its reason the fact that on one side
lie National honor, specie resumption,
industrial prosperity" while, on the
other side, lie irredeemabe fiat money,
initiation. reputation, chaos" 1t does
not believe that old party names can
long restrain men from taking a posi-
ton on the side where their honest con-
victions place them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-09-21

THE Democratic party in Massachus-
etts has done n good deal for which it
ought TO be punished, but its bitterest
enemy will feel as though it is a most
cruel and unusual punishment when
the Democratic State Convention falls
into the hands of Butler.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-09-21

TINS is no time for Republicans TO
make concessions to the Greenbackers.
Let the Democracy have a monopoly of
that sort of folly They are breaking
up as fast as the ice in the Susquehanna
after big thaw.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-09-21

THE dog has return'd to his vomit again;
The sow that was washed has laid down
in the mire;
While kearnsy caresses and blesses old
Ben,
And the Devil keeps punchin' away at
his fire.
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5,aLARGE HALL,
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS HALL

built ~ this l1lE" al-ut eight years agn a Of
IA Thousand lsT. The Hal u thTyc .t"JIr. In
Lri-ht til LI,.Iurlt. TIN ba.-Arit - suitable f.F
lrt-T IL -. -ll-.u. A." Tho hrsi -lary consist. uf
TWO STORE ROOMS. lsrSr and Uurufn.-liau, we'll
adapted {" 7nN snd every branch Of mercantile. biu,-,
Tn conf story contains thu MAIN HALL audience
raIaiir e sStiu= 40 PERSONS. Th~ third story
d, hti-i NJ "r Lodge Room. fHT the VaTiDu, secret
ai'ic- o" ia" village The building !, il good repair
aud bull; ia a substantial
Il -Usi'd ia uu~ uf the tnosi active and thrifty
r'rtgun' 4 TIA, county and urts great induc'mcut,
u'T, hIu- AMI "ihvr- -tlE good lucipu to Eu,i.
rlr lot upon which tn" Hall .t4us -uni,i, rt,
large I" admit vf dwelling houses Lcui.
built.
TERMS ~ SALE-Th- terms prescribed hy tho
decree. BiluN. pp~tktri II tin rIrrl money
l. D. pill % rt.h The dsr al anI rr.iiar To-
tuu,.... I.--tr H's % AMI Eaa.Eu 'a.Hti, from
Thu '1 Hi -H- IT,. credit payments O. h-ar
from clay : -,'a ANIL - o.. -aa.-rl IS tho Bond OF
Note II thu purchase, with surety -gsctics O." be
Approved 10y thu Trustee
". T. wARBURT0N IA
Sept Its Tru-tc'.
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The Massachusetts Political Sensation.

nUTLER's NOMINATIONS Ky DISCONTINUE u
DEMOCRATS -srEcULATIoNs On THE OUT
CONE.
WAsHINGToN, September, l1th.--Thc
great sensation of to-day in political circles
is, al course, the nomination of Gen. But
Ter by the convention at Worcester, Mass,
and the opinions which ale expressed aS to
the outcome are radically different The
nomination, which is palpably forced and
tricky, was undoubtedly brought about by
a bargain between Butler and some of the
Democratic leaders. The Republicans gem
orally and quite u large element of the
Democrats are of the belief that the nUmi-
nation of Butler as n Democratic candidate
secures the election of tho Republican can
didatc FOR Governor, although II is admitted
by both sides that with Buffers assistance
there is good prospect for gain Of two
ar three Democratic Congressman.
There are some Democrats who are pref
~ good politicians who do not concur in
the view Of their party associates, but who
assert their confidence that Butler will be
elected. There are undoubtedly a great
many Democrats i'll Massachusetts, who
will not touch Butler under any circum-
stances, but the information is that the
mass Of the patty will cast their ballots for
him, As they are said To he dissatisfied with
following their leaders year after year to
overwhelming defeat, and want to try a
little voting on their own account. Ii used
to he said before the war that certain lead
ers Of the Massachusetts Democracy were
opposed 10 the party in that State attain
ing 10 any large size. AS by keeping 1t of
insignificant dimensions they and their
Trends were enabled to mouopoliZe all the
federal patronage in the State when the
national Democratic party was in power.
1t Is said tlat the Democratic masses
have an idea now that this same disposition
prevails among the leaders, which is one Of
the reasons why they are inclined to help
Bntlcr, ut this iuncturc. Massachusetts
has always been considered the advocate of
all advocates fo: sound currency, and il
will be remarkable If She puts IN the guber-
Material chair a man who declares such
financial hercsies as Butler even if he was
not possessed of numerous other qualities
rendering him very unfit to occupy such 4
position.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-09-21

BUTLER has once wrecked the Demo
cratic party, and it looks as though he
would wreck it again, and afford another
illustration Of the fact that even the
worst men have their uses.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-09-21

BUTLER has all the qualifications for
a successful modern politician, viz
brains, cheek, cunning, shrewdness,
plenty Of money, but no conscience
What more need he possess?
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-09-21

Buffers delegates have improved on
the old maxim of Hire Hall" Their
version is: "Steal q Hall" Like mas
ter, like men.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-09-21

IT is noted as remarkable fact that
there is not one word in the platform
adopted by the Butler convention in
regard to the finances.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-09-21

WHAT does Mr.. Tilden think about
his chances as hard money" candi
date?
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-09-21

THE Butlerization of the Massachu-
sets Democracy began very early in
the morning, by an act of burglary 1t
was fit beginning for so foul deed
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-09-21

EVERY well-regulated newspaper
Office should be getting in type his
tory of the late Democratic party
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ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
THE TIN AND 9TH DAYS
OF OCTOBER, 1878. FROM
9 O'CLOCK A. NJ, TO 6
0'CL0CKP. M.
Tie Registration Act Of Is76 provide:

for thu puri->" Il d'elar=iug their duty ur.rs
R'''tFaii'n, according t. the .l Act u the G,nrfal
Assembly.
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JOHN wRJrH.
Officer # Registration First district
NOBLE RIDDLE.
uii,rg Il Registration S,rund ,!i.IGici
JOHN FRAZER
Cli's.r 81 registration Third ii.iIi.t
". Il. MAHAS.
officer Of Repatriation Fourth district
GRANVILLE :. JEFFRIEs
officer ui Repatriation Filth district
JOSEPH GoLIBERT.
oficrr Of E-gi.tTati sixth district:
JOHN y. ABRAHAN.
of'iscE OF REPATRIATION srycarl district.
toHN J. BENNETT.
oigrr 90; Registration Eishth district
II. II. DUYCkINCK
Officer Of lie. istratiou Ninth district
sgt 4, lS7s-5~
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How would Butler and Thurman
do for Democratic ticket?
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NOTICES., DC.
NOTICE

THE Annual Meeting Of the Stockhold-
L ~ t. 'llr WOOD LAWN CAMP NEErINu ~.
ISOLATION salt t. l-s5 tin VI. = Church. - Pust
b"i eli. ,H StIgaE,'t September l!;l. II = n
\ full ATTENDANCE o., desired.
c. 5 ABRAHANS
AUs CIV Secretary.
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Stc 10. Al tho 'imr AMI iIacr published by said
Officers e Reputation Ter RECEIVING -aI - h. r--
tIAiIrg al" list i"utiu'r pre- ,lIns ~star
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qualifications t"ur" tie "I',t l"n u'At -u-uIr - lao
'.g4lsii~i uu!y- the pro, .p- 81 tn ...r,l r
thru actions g the rst Gle e." thu Constitution
ami T. register the IT ever prr.un VIII. shall
'rTy I" them 1" @ registered h. hail satisfy ,asI
Hha"r- 81 Er-I-irat tat they = So. viii Iu-
$3.50 ia" requisite qualifications before tn" rii"u
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'h thft -s7iI.u- u IL IT-t lri,l~ .- tt..tlir
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Tin constitutional provision, adv. r.,rrsi to arr a.
follow:
81 : y" person above the ~ 81 tw, uiv-.n. vr,r.
'nu,trt-i Il larceny. other ini,u.u, crane, uur..
'r'huri iH the 'iov~ruar, shah ,~r Their ,;,rr br
untitled {" vol" n AN 90 i"n ~ this Stat: atd r.s
i'''n "''"F .'''rd't.,'ii a. iHi-ii' ''F person
R'" "'"'I"' al,s''s hal! b" entitled t" vote.
50 , Il asy I~r-'a hail -vs. " orrr to give
directly ~ indirectly any tr'i- lT"t reward rr
sit promise, any >rurtS irr tia. payment ur the
.tviN"rI go: a,'ury. any ui-g 'lisus induce anN
voter &" rriTa.as sutIu. procure a vote III
anN rIn,lIiti" l-f>ru iTups~-7! l.trsi iar -
Eir'i"r Hr President .rI VIC rrr-i-ut uf the UtiI.,!
state tE Erpr' ~utsIiS- Ia tri-r'-. any ,fr-
- rs ~ ttH>t tfrl "a tls- tl.t.iui IA vg ~ If
ii- STATE - the "riinaurr- sut! rlty e.! iiIr
MAYOR aui CITY CuuuylI Il li the p-r~i -tsr
~ "hrfiu- L. give. ad the l.,u receiving the -,!l,
'uI ATTY person Who -gN"- '4I.s'. t. Ice gwen,
Illegal S";, knuutt. I" Pee such. Hon To-
D. here ii.r hold !u hi. STATE shall ,irii.u il
Court F.! Law. addition To- thu l,titi., rls nr here
ni''r t" t". imposed ~ Law. Ir yT-,.r d.-,iuIlinrl L.
hod any til Of Qruht "r trust. or to a; any
crs tpu hereafter
Al male citizens without distinction Of color VIII,
~utti~! 90 rrSi-tr.tInu under tn preceding sec
tom ate L'rr.y notified appear Iyf.- tn. under
signed, Al the place TaiHi Above, h-i~rcn the hour,
prescribed. 4 the lso days aud lr registered
They may "th"rwt-r br excluded from voting at the
November election. 10y the provision, If tn. AT Of
A--"mhs and the Constitution 81 the STATE Of MARY
land.
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FOR $50.
FOR RENT
TRUSTEEs SALE

I UNDER aud by virtue of decree of
K iLr ''ErHii Court f"r C~ri sruaty. IN Equity.
i~1--i "a 'au-" wherein '>sh r-uu-ll i COMPLAIN.
ant aui rnIiu"" L'tisr. NJ u, Knight, ui P,Iht,-
At Cherry MA. MI, ,lr!-ulani the un,l.r-lgt u.
door, IN E.ktuu,
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Notice to Creditors.
I'lilS Is 10 give notice, that the Subscri
L ley. II Cecil r"u;iy. bath obtain! rom 90
pAAu> Court 81 -ai county. letter 3 Admin, tgainn
tho p-r-nnal ,.tIr" n
JOHN WILSON.
late 4 aid county. deceased! Ali person, ,yr claim.
aEu-i H. aid lr,--rl Lsg-s rarunl = rAAii,i
ts' sHu" with the Vouchers t~T,f say authenticated!
On OF t-;,,s. the Irh lar 90; S.l.frrrl--r. l>-y:
they NAV utAsrwt-. ~ ita. b- Nr.ri irrsl all i,u
TT ui s'I! state All r.f-.u- It-i.Er! -.i r-rrt-
ar ian,tSi g. mas" ...iatr I-sS ar :" Jh- en-.
-rril.T Gs'u .u4.g NY hand ti.r- l4:h .i., II Sep.
timber, is STEPHEN REYNOLDS.
Administrators q John ..,uu. 4s,,l.
T~-t-EEyusN u. J,NN.. Rr...t,r
Sr,i u. lN.N-tw
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ORDER NISI.
ORDER NlSI.
HIRAM C. WARMER
MARY GARY AND OTHERS.

No e.. u 3.
nRDERED, This 18th day of Septem-
~ her. Iu thu year ISIS that the -Tir- made ri p.
ioTtci 10y william JONES TRUSTEE the .,l, II thr
m'rizas'i rial 81 I,sac GRAY deceased ami " IT,
ia the at''Nr-"GIirl cause Lee ratified AMI Confirmed
unless cU'~ 9" the contrary thereof De- shown IN 81
hri'fr IL" 10th LAY uf November u.Ni. provided
copy II this ur-r br inserted in some new -I,I,r u int
I'd ~ tr-ii '"uHtr, uurr W-rk mnni!i &C.
the ihih dly OF - fst-r urnt
The Report ,iNIv- the Of -al-- TO t. s.uHl.
n ". MITCHELL, Cl-tk
True copy; tot, A. W. MITCHELL.
Sept 1t. l>7>-lm Clerk
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EXCURSION TICKETS

will l." i,.urd hy the Philadelphia. Wilmington and
hainr"r" Railroad Company admitting the r"u,I-
"iiri' 10 L. d i"r the return itIT. Hu; be Uusl'ri
lS thu Tat" ka~irr-
Excursion Ticket III also t- i-.nr'i by al Ra!s.s,.s
rDni--i-! a.tii The D"llwar- Railroad
IT, fhllA- VII aEi Bait. Railroad v cilr-r r.-r-
lar rate Of freight L. Nl:rtnvvu upon artt,4.
aud stock "r the Exhibition, and return them EKEE.
sr-ENllIBlFckS will please apply to Agents e.! tue
Drawar- Railroad II rai.-
-NartiHsr. hsu'vi g. aul :: sa the j. y: free Il
chang
Tn ''g uu- sill is- '!-u TuESrN. October 1t for
III" T'r"! iI"u l Tft.i.~ .IlI -i,4 TT the EAIiItau
l-li'~ A-I.s.I;fsr-'-. T. n"tn-t.i.. H-rcultuFi,i-
F"uiirr"f- "ttl-r-. luN=t"r- auI Mechanics
daily invited - isrH;l- ENhIllIur>
Blk At" i"N open at! iui iH''inn will lr circr-
fully gwen
Til" ":sG. Stand In, boon rebuilt in \ -t.Ifarital
nHnn~r "EiHr =" AMI PLACED 900 i,Hyfura,i position
ulr . IN Wv III !. u nL-- ,l.... ~ IL -.u..-.
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ALL THAT REAL ESTATE.

situate lyins Hu hsiuE in thu village II Cherry I'M
Consisting Il all that piece laI # igud lU "a
All village ih" wg-t .Ilr 81 thu Elkiau All LrS-
willie road The improvements CONSIST If
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THIS ASSOCIATION in announcing
L ti-ir Fifth Auur,I FNluigi.u To- ir hold ~ ,t.syr
i.l r'rIi~t That II vii pow. l-. the LNItISI.
EE>I and MOST AGREEABLE that They Ia,S~ NJ
given
The =""i "rirT NnI %. that hay" ,grar
"Hr rf"s'u- ENiIli't.- WILL i stfistly maintained
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