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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-08
nAnK DAY roR KNGLAND.

u DARN ia fDR Ec~
AT no time within the memory Of the
present generation has the condition Of
England's trade and industry been in q
worse condition than at present. From all
psrts of the kingdom come stories Of COM
mercisl and manufacturing stagnation, and
c~onsequent distress among the laboring
populstion. Even the middle class begins
10 feel the bitterness Of poverty. We are
told that Eat Manchester vast number OF
the middle class poor, who will not appeal
TO charity, are suffering keenly;" and the
same thing may be said Of portions Of Scot
land, where the infamous failure OF the City
Of Glasgow Bank has wrought its worst
effects. A Glasgow paper gives q list Of up
ward Of one hundred and fifty failures in
that city and the west Of Scotland which are
directly or indirectly traccable to That vii
lainy. In many Of the larger cities, both
public and private charity is taxed to the
utmost 10 render relief to. the prevalent
and Increasing suffering from poverty.
All branches OF manufacture, especially
those O! iron and cotton, are in the
most depressed condition. The town OF
Oldham, in the heart Of Lancashire, and
the. capital Of the English cotton indus
try. affords an example Of the state of
things in many manufacturing commune
ties. Out Of ono hundred and fifty mills
forty have been closed, and those still run
ming have lately reduced wages, in con-
sequence Of which ten thousand spinners
went out on q desperate strike. "No ray
Of hope" says the Manchester Examiner,
..relieyes the dense gloom before them.
The dividends Of the limited companies
with which Oldham abounds are, with one
or two exceptions, nil; and, what is worse,
in almost every concern in the town the
wages have for ZONE time been paid out OF
capital, and in very many instances a bal
snce Of heavy loss is being carried for
ward"
Tho general condition Of things through
out England is now worse, because more
hopeless than it was in this country at any
time during the worst of the years follow
ing the panic Of 1878. Though Lord Bea-
consield, in the debate at the opening Of
Parliament, in his optimistic way, talked
glibly about the trouble being over before
tae close Of the year, yet January is now
here, and the state Of trade and manufac-
lures is more discouraging than it was
when he INDUCED in his %sanguine prophe-
cy. The coming winter months promise to
be more direfu, for the people of England
dependent upon their labor for their liv-
ing, and the general distress which reaches
both employer and employed may cause
in English politics.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-08

best papers published in the interior, has
entered upon its third volume. Its pro-
prietors are active, e~nterprising men, who
understand that the success Of a paper in
= place like Tuscarora depends. to a great
extent, upon its being a good home paper,
and this they have succeeded in making
the Times erieu. We congratulate them
upon their success in the past, and wish
them renewed prosperity in the future.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-08

The Virginia City Enterprise has en-
tered upon the publication Of its thirty
eighth volume. 1t combines attributes
rarely found in IN American journal. Its
trenchant and terse editorials are dignified
in tone and convincing in logic. 1t is
witty without resorting to vulgarity. Its
news and local columns will compare fav-
orably with the papers published in our
largest cities, while its typographical ap-
pearance is not excelled by any paper on
the coast. 1t is a credit to Nevada, and,
barring politics, we wish it all manner Of
success.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-08
Notice.

A "A MEETING OF THE EUREKA HOOK
IA 4 Ladder Company. No. l, and Knicker-
booker Company, No. Q, held on Tuesday Even
ing, January 18th, 1879, the two companies dis
solved, and will hereafter be two distinct and
separate organizations. Officers were elected
for both companies. Another meeting will be
held THIS EVENING, at 1880 O'Clock. sharp.
h. SADLER, President.
Ed LEvENrHAL, Secretary.
Eureka, January 8, 1878. ja8-1t
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$500 REWARD.

WILL BE PAID FOR THE RECOVERY, OR
w any Information that will lead to the
recovery. of five horse mules and one mare
mule, all branded ON the left shoulder with a
and which were stolen from the +. 4 p.
Railroad Company's stable ON Monday night
last. p. EVERTS. superintendent
Eureka. January Z, 1879. fans If
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Notice.

nURING MY SICKNESS M ABSENCE
IL in California, DIR. BAZET will attend to
my professional business, and 8. G.. HUMPH-
REYs. OF the City Drug Store, will attend to
my business matters.
DIR. NJ. R0CKMAN.
Eureka, December 26, 1878. d27-tf
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Dissolution.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN copartnership heretofore existing between
F. B. ANDERSON and w. II. HARRISON in
the Saddle Rock Oyster and Chop House, ID this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
+. b. ANDERSON,
w. H. HARRISON.
The business hereafter will be conducted by
+. b. ANDERSON.
Eureka, January 7. isiS. jS-Im
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ROOMS TO LET

GENERAL LARGE AND COMFORTABLE
- Rooms. in suits or single, cSn be had by
inquiring of JAMES A. DENTON,
at the Consolidated Boarding House, North
Main street.
Eureka, December 10, 1877 d11-lm
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BORN,

Eureka, January TT. ". Smith, a native of
Scotland, aged 46.
The funeral will take place at l o'clock this
afternoon from the deceased's late residence on
Paul street, below Clark.
Belmont, December PSF. d. Makx, a native of
Cherbourg. France, aged 90 years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-08
House to Let,

CONTAINING THREE ROOMS, FURNISHED
~ very comfortably, or unfinished. II de-
sired. Apply at the residence of ID. L. Baily,
on Mob Hill
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HOUSE TO LET.

hF4n A HOUSE ON mob HILL, CON
&sg,! tanning three rooms and water, 10 let.
fhs5ii, Terms very reasonable. Apply at
kxl,.ll MRS. SMELLS LODGING HOUSE,
On Paul street, three doors north Of De La
Matyr's Lumber Yard.
Eureka, December 30, 1873. d3l-N
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TO LET

A NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ON
N Spring street. with double bed and
heated. Apply at Saddle Rock Restaurant. on
Main street, of
F. d. ANDERSON.
Eureka, December 10, 1873. dl0-tf
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FOR SALE.

A COMPLETE OUTFIT FOR H~OUSEHEEP-
"A mo, consisting of bedsteads, bedding.
chairs, stoves, etc. in fact everything suitable
for a medium sized family. Everything new
and in perfect order. Also, house for rent.
Apply ut this office for further particulars.
JAM If
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-08

MARRIED.

Eureka, January by Judge L. w. Cromer,
Bernard Delfoch to Louisa Wirz.
Phoebe, December 31-Eh Schweiger to Miss
Kate Deery.
Mason Valley, December SIT. NJ. MCGOWAN
to Louisa Herraleber.
Austin, December 31-Wo1 thy Dainton to Miss
Mary Davis.
Truckee, January James b. Gifen to Harriet
A. Royal.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-08
F. H.

A TTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE
"A At the Assessors office, In the Court.
house.
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fercd to General Grant.

New YORK, January Z.
The Herald says a preliminary meeting
OF Irishmen, most of whom held offices
under the Federal Government, took place
last evening at the Aston House, when
a committee was appointed to take meas
ures for the holding of a mass meeting at
the Cooper Institute during the coming
week, to protest against the insult offered
to General Grant by the Council of Cork.
Another meeting will be held on Wednes-
day.
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NOTICE.
FOUND.

THE DROP TO A LADY's EARRING WAS
l. found in Masonic Hall yesterday. The
owner can have it by applying Ut this Office.
Eureka, December 20, 1878. d2o-tf
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-22
agricultural.
THE WAY our OF pEpr.

Farmers must bear in mind there
is no way hut a bard one out Of
debt. Signing and wishing to be
out of debt will never get one out.
If a man is in a mire he will remain
there till he dies, unless he struggles
to get ON hard soil. To get out of
debt, one must sell more than he
buys. He must make his income
greater than his outgoes. He must
earn more money than he spends
He most receive more than he pays
out. He must so manage to lessen
his Indebtedness somewhat every
year. He must be economical, not
cxtravagant. He must certainly
know at the erd of the year what
his receipts and expenses have been.
lie can tell what the future prospects
will be of becoming free man. A
man who is in debt is not free
man. He belongs 10 his creditors,
and the deeper his indebtedness, the
worse his slavery. He is not hsp>
py man. His mind is harrassed to
meet his obligations. If he fails to
do it, he suffers indescribabIe mis-
cry. SO. farmers be on the safe
side. Manage to get out of debt
Keep out. Save Economic -
Market everything you can when it
is 10 the best state for market. Sell
this year more than you buy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-22

How TO PLANT ARTICHoKEs -
Plant same as potatoes, either in
hills or drills. prefer the drill
Cultivate same as potatoes until
about knee high and then let them
alone. 1t is best to plant on ground
that can be ''hoeged,' as it is i'm
possible to get the land clear Of them
in any other way. plant about
the same amount per acre as of po-
tatoes. ! cut the large tubets and
leave the small ones whole ; plant
two TO three pieces IN hill. pre-
fer them to potatoes, beets or tur'
nips for stock - II. 7. Johnston,
Shelby county, Ohio.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-22

Wool growing is now an impor>
tant industry in Baker county Ca
Three years ago the Messrs. vii
liams and the Messrs Odon bought
two hundred sheep at cost of $4OO
When this seasons clip is finished
they will have received $40 in
cash from this investment, besides
the value of the increase of the
flock, which now numbers Co.,
Many others in the county are large
sheep owners.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-22

No man can thrive Oh farm, [no
farm can be self>supporting where
grass is wholly neglected, or advan>
tage is not taken Of stock raised on
other grass farms The old Belgian
proverb is true-"No grass, no cat
tie no cattle, no manure no ma
nure, 10 crops"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-22

Work rot a rod Of land moro than
you can work well. 1t is easier and
far more profitable TO reap forty
bushels from one acre than twenty
from two. Manure and proper cul>
tivation will enable you to do it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-22

THIS standard article is compound
cd with the greatest care.
It's effects are as wonderful and as
satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to its
youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruf. 1t gives the head
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
BY it's tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and max
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
AS dressing, nothing has been
found so effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, MID, State Assayer
of Massachusetts, says, "The con-
stituents are pure, and carefully Sc
lected for excellent quality and |
consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes.
Price, Ono Dollar.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-11-02
ed very abfy, and Tnen ~ sciences and s1foI-
arskip are not wanting. The people are large

ed very abIy, and men gf science afid s1fcI-
afsksp are not wanting. he people are large
Ey UarafgYstfe. and Gg7. Blackburn is their
prffte. On 7fsIt ~ Henderson, previous III
his late inauguration, there Tas meeting 81
ffis Fssezglapfae frethraTI, Ttfam Dr3 III, pro-
rrtsfng tftsf ~ sftptfId ~ fnafe an horgrarT
member 6f tffs Medical sOcdeSy, that hgfrJf
mas eonFerref on tn heroic DfrtsT with THE
sane ENTHUSIASM ~ hs political fffehfJs
a-gine1yf Hfsert brf<iafmihg hina GG7srnCf.
Tffa n1t-FT- -ffetf-8E CF HEEEFss<JT
stands H 81 Natural r0gHbi, sio1ing ~ oil
sffIaa, cffynfGf With b aartat Gf sh6Ft grser
gfaas, ard er6Is9iczItFJs 10 lHs2 W lts eIsva~
titrI than by d certain aEf m atGlf5t1 All ags
vfffca gives nffafaffaF tn any large structure
II hrs int orte e1ifse Yor fts E1.lfc aeflcJls.
tat tnat certainly is "A H6<tai fDf an1 b1ft1ing
and lighted and preaen ting Al ssleet u eora-
atsraf4f9e
A. a sfrJrt dfstafsee from Hsn5ersyh stan1s
ttpa c4.rflefery. WIKI aA5a saan this sTfFt, aa-
,IritteJ afgJt By different TINES, arlG aITaJs
NTH fasitngs ri admiration and are. HpT
rhFplJ gfaams tas n1SrIJMartal hafrfa
thera ffoY sn3fiasslY tfa Dif}s sEnR atfi}sf
the 1ttisfAn iea1es Gf thlsA tres 1sElaiI5
afIerrifng aitlea WI tfr Jesd Ard Hhst b tgTsE1
tfftFItf tiees memory f1tJT ficrh - tfe ~ 10
/ nS formers, Hffen aYrlffJI tfls trsgisT Jf iifs
| af35 ita passing beeaUtiaa
HeHdaIstal il really sfIa r51ac.n Hrf ttof7Hfh
| VT KantH@ky. afi tfnfaaFtsA fDftJ1f7 hA1s
,,een nYade there ~ ezpJftatfoh ~ tnis ff5fd-
rnfSls7 5fia bsaats the frSfas. vraff ~ reef
| CaEro aId Le5yssHita, arnDptlng PERHAPS shat
| n Yysu3giIte
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-11-02

have an affinity sor youth ofsiy. Tbs r0odistss
sve raakfng aerns tavi sefTfrag costumes for she
evening In the styles os the three Louis.
he trains are full ARD pps8ilngig long, some
rtv1ra5, sgras ski1ars For 5gung ladies, sEfoft
skirts arg rssrmftfa<I. arfd evsr adTisf51 uEIan
daae4hg IL b part III tfas entertainment, Plain
r,JsIrd fgrssges. n et9sA gaskI4as are vorH
.tlss ~ tha styia gf tfse skirt nay sAafa 20 fe-
q9fre. a handsome k4s9Ete tn or ffsat ny 7afT
fs,rfse-stsffg. tented fafgrs afF3 refiId, ar<i
NTH rl1, gafnft8re, bIt 9ar1 fisa .b1sson3.
rfch eilat4r u aouafs IN ste Ia's aF5s aaasr
the s5yQFaar, fs 4 charming seIfaf - THIS se-
7svaf2 h8agart 5astTJa
Us1,esr.g rgraasas ara preterrs1 IN thin ge<sgs
and erttsty is Hffse, wfh5saf ft9e ma5ef3aI -
fgf- WI ffsa7y Write satin II in esgaeiai
's7efr, srff is eofGbfned with f.rsss eiagaEEea
with Ptrogsfie1r SILK " wita silk Ia ssrae
daIlaate eJlof, 4 psaitsns u stte sans six
gsef ID trimming Is 81 uaft aroE1rd tFa triton
III sf4e skirt, st#owihg onI1 . sgggastit6i u
fg,teF, M4RiA JEeEgEf:
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-11-02
THE gsEIDA COMMUNITY.
C7sr+hrgu gf re C1znplsz aarriags 5ystsm,

IN. 4, Saa.I
Jfaa Drlef5s Comm NIFTY ssen.s ~ re fulfill
fnY ~ fafens announcement II tfbs a5JIls}OI
" w. mixed ressfrIsgs ays5efft afI1 ts afs6es-
ton u tfa nfofa1paasc fafstffl. G|ghs uati-
tf2 earenlJties Ba7a airsafiy fasn leffofrfIaki.
aati sfFssa mo married gfeYfGF3s ~ entering
sfte. rim m unity srEs sga5H ifvirg exclusively
tfyya+rsaf AtfeEss eighrY e4JIoBas afa Yss sin
yga f7ls - these p nQfatef are yC3hg, aEifa ~
f,1EfeA b7 tHaIf parents ~ Tais for greater
ljasIrftg. Gsffars may rTs marry as all.
Girls ars fsft fasfrisd Hisfffzis tfa cGIseHt u
trfa4f pafaflsa. fpOr Vefs yad1ng TJnfsf, uataf
ttIaff saaHtkn. ~ hunter u 1gslGg paf-
affs4 n ,g;th sezaa III ktEa ak4frimgaisl Mir
r4 ~ W. fs4fE married is n4fs1 gfsaser tsl4f
ts gatsralfy a3DJtsaft. TIE se1fdAfac7 t17arf
nlsFflkafssa marriage ha5 5esefI growing III tffa
v Jrafa unity f1r 2seAfs, aad trha iaSe Jffeasi'a
IN thA Iatnfi5ss eisfgy against cffaglaz
tlafriagas siaI ply fastarAaf, i'd tfse gontgft y
III rGatatsars, whas To4A ultimately fa7a
Gyet1frhti.
Tfsa ft1rneiJnar7 ufo INKS the e1e15fas II
yaafs fgz4ef a LaafaraT II ts4s fllfaLa a1fis1e
K74rZ uafidi8g Is ceia5tated NTH y d8a
alIgnanea II gfG,tGs ali bridesmaids AMI
tfta orhgfat9satiffts u at} ffa assI<.fatas.
Esea cfy5Dls fsas nsti ms atisaatsze u sffou-
iGg Ascft othef tlfyfg1gaI9 ~ 5ohx ae44ainte
atDf.
Thinking 1aams,efs say tfIat, - ofta iGrs>-
7asita gafiafa5s7 tS}tbHs af5sf4AF, 98gHs ui3I
prL<a5El styfl fs tfs.i ~ 5a.<f, stts os,E<1ffi-
Lfsses MI, ta9s 1e aifrf1aff for saYigg ffsgIt1
I'M t39tty,tsAs ii tfazai. Jfisr ttss eDfa1l =
ntati@ aFstAn this pisas8r=: s2sH 5e aH.5JeI
my ~ q fs1 wao may 1<e sant a5c5tAd -
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III Sraa fa1sefas tfgat tfse Jnas.ia exyfnraaaisz
VIII sSCH " It3sfgI1sfi. ] ~ afITaGsa9as II
asssaI aBt1yUgeH5 afld ffseE,ofa froffI peculiarly
h 1sf4 ara not ~ 5e frg9. seris Neitfef w.Fit
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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-11-02
fIafks and Tjme

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Ilere Tsrs E47er sTo FsN-s126s% e.ceE5
snas ayree4t. Iday fLserEustt aasa oetsaE Eas<1
.trlxiag ard ~ tas IL G4fac9 L. sfs=siF 4oEet
add e.sEgIag asteEaEees. Fer Instance. u
ozss c45ez e ea.Ea, rso=Iss7a all 7a4t-Es..szi-
lat@d way atteE1 % 20 e1talaalss tai . IL
Midnight, saeE aaotfseF 1lGyeE via FS1- 4 ~
teE.gx- aid attesapt Il 2 calleE5 La5Ee PCS
tly- aE.1 aess4r a.cz4sstaI W4T 20 eoEsrat2sa~-
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Ia sloEing and I1seEoels fare points CIT szsa
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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-11-02
DEAD AT THE AGg OF liz.
hrs Dga1a1s's Cgz1sgs9as Career IN sas
I-lsh Ra1aEi01 q '55.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-11-02

Joan Higgins arrlv=d yesterday morning
L'AIgeHe31e. la R5w-ts, IIaJuuode aGd
HaraaEaI, 1%4ss4e4s st3F9ral Ct11E good ofs5s,
Jul lsss l1.-7i. Tae first tdTee Msl tt9ls1
haze L1ae.s a big nalne foY TaX4s aorass Il
CIV North during the pas SIMMER, haTsEg
fyaau = llLsTs of handsome purses, STAKES s1d
CUPS a. Lexington. Lolis7lile, SasaTiils, >
rome Para AID various otaar taahio121la
race courses. IGcoamJIa, oae Of fas FaE7
b@st horses Texas las eveE produced, EAa
cut do#E by Lord Murphy. horse taat
his rider cut down I1eommode because
the horse was c-oEtag into favor v1tl
Lord MuEphx's bakers Sam Aezsr. Fred
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-11-02
MISSING.

Eissiag, Nc naores > d1aab 5ssd rall
Cf sflanes and darkness stands
geEVsen Ts and ssls7 VINO Fsis qs hsfs.
e ms eoa1an morning 81 .fss 5sar.
Hi5l +frJG s11 promise snS rfafrfng e15aw.
Wse syss and waving hands.
Es4sr an gaaaa tffS 97ar hearts
HsfT 'stA s1rEs1 grin sfsJ farg.
Ftssh ari suss s1hisad ssts agril 6sy,
zal zii e .ssszs =. gs7ss i. .ll,gs lsy
AHa laughing sf5zai sEs yafx
L4ss saaf+en s1l74r s,eyess hat eaEEs.
As s1s zIiisd t.oad s7t gszss
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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-11-02
True KconOm y.

Hnre re have for oar biscHits cakes, etc.. Dr..
Prices Cream Baking Powder, which chemists
and physicians have decided TO u p1re aud
heaIthful and yet thousands OF pounds OF
aial5eratad baking powders are used annually.
simply because they are cheaper. Consider the
health frst-this is true economy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-11-02
TEXAS RACE HORSES.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-11-02
what eminent 1T. Louis Physicians say

fr4rrataEz WIZ Ha-1rta Caldana Lisbig'a a.
traet of Beet and T4aic EagIgorator u rarticu-
lari5 nsefn whan tontcs are reanired. hsing
tolerated Ehen 9ther torms D. animal food are
reJ aet4d. Ia Dipk+Eeria Ague, Iaiarial. t.
phaid Fever a1H every depressing af5easa NJ
have preaeri ibed j. with excellent sueeess. ]. Fl,
Lasta. w. III: g. II. CTR u. ~; 4. p Praa9n+,
~ b; R. L. Vaughn, II. D.; Drs. 4. L. and j. c..
Nia-l+t. and many etnaEs. s1ld b Leading
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