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AMUSLM ENTS.
"HuMprY DUMpTY" AT THE GRAND.

''HUMPTY DUMPrY" AT THE GRAND.
Nick Roberts show last night brought
out big audience above but only fair one
in the lower part of the house. "Humpty
Dumpty" has been immensely improved
since it was last here, and though very
funny then is much more so now. The
three clowns-Grimaldi, Dromio and Pedro
vie with each other in fun making. and
we laughed till completely tired out. Every
night this week and matinees Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons Don't forget the
little folks. They are always delighted
with "Humpty Dumpty."
PIXIES oPERA-HoUsE.
This beautiful place of amusement, after
being thoroughly overhauled and most
tastefully refitted, was re-opened to the
public last night The beautiful drop cur
tain was the attraction that won the first
round OF applause. 1t lsa beauty, and adds
greatly to the appearance of the house.
The house is under the control of Mr.. J. A.
Nunez lessee and manager, who is assisted
by Mr.. Charles Burnham as business mana
ger. Unfortunately Mr.. Burnham, OH ac-
count OF sickness, was not able to be pres
ent on the opening night Mr. J. A. Pier
pont is Treasurer, and Mr.. G. A. Cover is
found at the door. Other assistants are
Scenic Artist J. II. Wilson, Stage Carpen-
ter A. G.. Reeder, Property Master G. P.
Huppn an, Advertising Agent +. B. Miller,
Gasman j. Egar Chief Usher D. J. Roberts.
rip Van Winkle," by Mr.. Joseph JEFF
ferson and his own company is the open
ing event and attraction. The audience
was excellent in character and appearance,
but not as large as such an attraction
should have brought out. Mr.. Jefferson
was his familiar self, and it is seldom that
we have seen him to such good advantage,
SO far as support, stage appointments,
scenery, ETC., are concerned. The company
! is very strcng one. and the management
deserves great credit for the manner of put
ting the piece upon the stage. rip Van
Winkle' will be presented every night this
week and at matinees on Wednesday and
Saturday.
RoBINsoN's oPERAHoUsE.
The change by Withdrawing the drama
and substituting the roaring sketch 1.-THE
Dancing Master" is big improvement, as
it shortens the programme, which was too
long, and makes it more laughable. Lovers
of novelty amusement can not but be de-
llbuJcu Wy NlSlU w ItODl1Soll ..
HEUCK's OPERA HOUSE.
The May-Fiske Blonde Troupe com.
menced the second week of their engage
ment with new programme and big au-
dience. The living art pictures and fine
olio bill make lively evenings enter
tainment.
vINE-sTREET OPERA-HoUsR.
An entirely new bill is presented this
week, and the verdict is that better show
has never been given at this house, cele-
brated for its novelties than the one now
on the boards. "The Woman in Red" a
comedy of the kind that catches them, is
the leading attraction. The house is
crowded as usual.
THE NEW PALACE.
A new and attractive bill brought out a
large audience at the New Palace last night.
The company is large one, and there are
lots of bright ihings in the bill. Robert N.
Fereuson, Salie Mason, the Millions, the
Ripleys and numerous others contribute to
the entertainment
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Aquatic.
coURTNEY-HANLAN RAoE AT cHAUTAUouy

coURTNEY-HANLAN RAoE AT CHAUTAUoUA.
ToRoNTN, ONT, Sept. 9.-Hanlan has &C.
cepted the offer of Rochester manufac-
turing firm of $4,000 to row Courtney, and
the race will probably take place ON Chau-
tauqua Lake early in October.
Plaisted and Hosmer are staving with
Hanlan, who is in active training for the
race,
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Shadows of Coming Events.

A Democratic meeting will be held to-
night at the School-house in Mt. Airy.
George H. Thomas Post, No. 13, G. A. R.,
meets tonight at Red Mems Hall, corner of
Sixth and Walnut streets.
The second of the series of matches be-
tween the College Hill and Waverly Arch
cry Clubs is to be shot this afternoon on the
grounds of Mr.. Worthington, on College
Hill.
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Samuel Smiley was to-day appointed
a member of the Democratic Campaign
Committee, in place of Michael Ryan, re-
signed.
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The Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Com
pany, OF Boston, filed seventeen suits in the
United States District Court this morning
against seventeen different dentists, charg-
ing them with using without license from
them their several patents On the use of
vulcanized rubber for dental purposes.
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Thomas Concert

Tonight at the Highland House Belve-
following programme:
Polonaise, Faust. Lassen
Overture, Calm at sea and Prosperous Vuyage,
Mendelssohn
Rhapsody Evening. Raft
Suite, Scene Picturesque Massenet
/, Marche 2. Air de Ba let 3, Angelus.
4, Fete Boheme
INTERMIsSION.
Overture, Oberon Weber
Andante, Symphony in Schubert
Menuett Boccherni
Hungarian Rhapsody, d major, No. 6......Liszt
INTERMIssION.
Carneval of Venise (Rurlesgue)
Waltz, Artists Life Strauss
Overture, Fra Dsvolo..
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winter Butter.

Let farmer divide his white winter bus.
ter into two lots, while yet in the form OF
& Co., Burlington, Vermont, while the 9th
er goes to market without color, and he
will discover on what course his interest
depends. This color gives the fine, rich,
golden yellow of first quality June butter,
and is not tinged with the dull red tint, OBJ
iected to in most butter colors.
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streets the column will halt, the military
will open ranks, facing inward, and pre-
sent arms as the President, Governor of
Ohio and visitors &C., pass through the line
to the stand erected in front of the build
ings. The ranks will then close and the
procession pass in review.
The military, at Twelfth street, will
wheel off Elm street and file into Wash
ington Park and stack arms.
There must be no balting of wagons at
the point of dismissal Court and Elm). but
every wagon must get out of the way as
soon as possible, as otherwise the process
sion will be blocked.
No wagons or other displays will be al
lowed in the procession which have not
been reported to the Grand Marshal.
The streets along the line of march will
be cleared of all vehicles and distractions,
and the police have orders to strictly en-
force this regulation.
The headquarters will be at No. 2 En-
gine-house, corner Ninth ana Freeman
streets. L. MARKBREIT. Grand Marshal.
W. ]. ONEIL, Adjutant General.
The procession will form at oclock and
move at 2 o'clock.
Sixteenth Regiment.
This regiment arrived to-day and went
into camp at Burnet Woods. 1t will take
part in the great procession tomorrow.
Here is its roster:
FIELD AND STAFF
Colonel Henry &. Neubert
Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan D. Norton.
Major JohnJ. Worman.
Adjutant- Henry S. Bunker.
Surgeon ]. II. Woods.
Assistant Surgeon ]. NJ Shoemaker.
Chaplaln- Robert McCune.
Quartermaster- Allen c. Moth.
lnspr Target Practice-Albert NJ. Dildine.
Leader OF Band Chris. Milvelstedt
LINE.
Captains Captains
AT. John G. Avery. F. 3 Henry Z. Cary.
B 4. Chas. M. Keyes. G. g. VIM. s. Wickham.
e. S. Robinson Locke. III. O. -
d. 3. f. r. Stewart |. 0.
E. l. johnson o. root. K M. B. Lennon.
Fist Lleutcnants- Second Lieutenants-
A. Z Jacob NJ. Weir. A. 7. Geo U. Roulett.
B. 9. B. 8. Aug. II. Rummel.
G. 4. j. r. Wade. G. 4. Geo. b. Raymond.
d. g. Albert NJ Dildine. d. q Chas. w. Thomas.
=. S. VIM. Harding. i. 0. -
F. l. VIM. L. Wann. #. /. Russell B Heller.
Il. 6. w. b. WOolverton. G. s. G. l.. Kennan.
Fl. 3. VIM. Fauver H. 6. Horatio Tyrrell.
X. s. A. J. Gallagher K. s. Alfred W. Wiles.
NoN-CoMMIssIoNED STAFF
sergeant Major Eugene G. Knight
Quartermaster Serg't-Addson r. Case
Hospital Steward Wm h. V II Loo
COmmissary Sergeant-Christopher G. Young
Drum Major Conrad Bolli.
Fife Major John L. Halter.
Color Sergeant Wm b, Lyke.
Right General Guide-Justice " Kneriam,
Left General Guide
"The figure preceding the names of line officers
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Jamel Measham, Central Station, Ill,
shot by unknown party while asleep
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
PedestrianisnHs

FCUtSITIslNISENe
SWINGING ROUND THE CIRCLE.
Special to the STAR
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 9.-Lake continued
his out door walk around the circle, and up
to o'clock this morning he had completed
265 quarters, or 66H miles, and appeared
in excellent condition.
ase.halI.
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sgrhe figure preceding the names of line officers
indicates their respective rank.
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RoBINSoN's oPERA-HoUsE,
yINE-sTREET oPERA-HousF.

An entirely new bill is presented this
week, and the verdict is that better show
has never been given at this house, cele-
brated for its novelties, than the one now
on the boards. "The Woman in Red" a
comedy of the kind that catches them, is
the leading attraction. The house is
crowded as usual
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TO-MORROW'S TURNOUT
Grand Procession and
Line of March.
Big Preparations for the Open
ing Day.

Tomorrow is the 10th of September, the
.day that will be one of the brightest and
most important in the annals of the "Paris
of America" 1t is the opening day OF the
Seventh Great Industrial Exposition. The
procession will be the finest ever seen in
this city.
There will be five divisions in the pro-
cession, forming as follows:
The first division will form on Freeman
street, right resting on Richmond, display
ing nor hwardly. ...
The second division on Clark street, right
resting on Freeman, displaying eastwardly.
The third division on Court street, right
resting on Freeman, displaying eastwardly.
The fourth division on Richmond street,
right resting on Freeman, displaying east
wardly.
The fifth division on Ninth street, right
Resting on Freeman, displaying eastwardly.
Line Of March.
South on Freeman to Seventh street, east
ON Seventh to Central avenue, south on
Central avenue to Fourth street, east on
Fourth street to Walnut street, north on
Walnut to Fifth street, west on Fifth to
Vine street, north on Vine to McMicken
syenue, west on McMicken avenue to Elm
btreet, south on Elm to Exposition Build
lngs, thence to Court street, where the pro-
eession will disband.
The military display will be very impos-
Ing The procession will be headed as
follows:
kaI Deli
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THE NEW PALACE.

A new and attractive bill brought out a
large audience at the New Palace last night
The company is a large one, and there are
lots of bright things in the bill. Robert N.
Fereuson, salie Mason, the Miltons the
Ripleys and numerous others contribute to
the entertainment
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This regiment arrived to-day and went
into camp at Burnet Woods. 1t will take
part in the great procession tomorrow.
Here is its roster:
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To DEMocRArs.We ask all active

To DEMOCRATS. We ask all.actiye
Democrats at every point in the
county, to give this paper the bene-
fit Of their influence, in procuring
for it new subscribers, and job work.
We claim that it is a duty, if not a
pleasure, for Democrats to do all in
their power to give their party paper
an abundant support. One thousand
additional subscribers to the Register
could be obtained, if Democrats would
take the trouble to ask their neigh
bors to subscribe for it.
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The Tidy Ho1lseuife.

The careful tidy housewife, when
she is giving her house its spring
cleaning, should bear in mind that
the dear inmates of her house are
more precious than houses, and that
their systems need cleansing by pu-
rifying the blood, regulating the
stomach and bowels to prevent and
cure the diseases arising from spring
malaria and miasma, and she should
know that there is nothing that will
do it SO perfectly and surely as Hop
Bitters, the purest and best of all
medicines. See other column.
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Rambles Through MASON.

AhuMDAeb 4MrOuSM MilsOu.
Editor Register: In my wanderings
through the county, found the farm
ers busy gathering in, the fruits of
their labor, and many sowing and
preparing to sow wheat. Now that
Fall has set in, Jack Frost has put
in an appearance in many places,
and nipped much Of the vegetation
Of Spring; the leaves Of the forest
trees are variegated, and present a
beautiful appearance; the pastures
are still looking well and the cattle
that roam through thefertile yallies
and over the majestic hills Of Mason,
will do credit to- any county or State
in the Union.
On Saturday, September 9th, the
Christian Order Church, near Fad.
ley's, in Clendenin District, had q
Sunday school celebration and pic
mic, as previously announced in your
paper. AT an early hour, all kind of
conveyances loaded with people and
provision, together withalarge num-
Der of pedestrians, could be seen
vending their way to the church,
and picnic grounds near the saw
mill Of Mr.. W. H. Swisher. About
ten o'clock large procession formed
at the church, and headed by a sheep
skin band, marched to the picnic
grounds not far distant, where's plat
form was erected for the participants
in the different exercises, and seats
for the spectators. A large quantity
Of provision was brought for the oc-.
casion, and a long table settoreceiiye
it. The day was beautiful and every
thing seemed propitious for a nice
Sunday school celebration; just before
the exercises began and in short
distance Of the Sabbath school schol-
ars and spectators, a wheel.offortune
was erected and almost under the
droppings of the Sanctuary, and good
hearing distance of the religious
songs Of the Sunday school which
were being sung; the wheel revolved,
and against the laws of the State and
morality; numbers were seen invest.
ing in the lottery scheme with the
hope of obtaining filthy, lpcre. oh.
what commentary on morality
May the like never be witnessed
again, and may all treasure up the
following sentiment in their hearts:
"a charge to keep have,
A God to glorify;
a never dying soul to save,
And fitted for the sky"
Quite number of the schools have
commenced, and ere long it is to be
hoped all will be in successful opera
ton. The Fadley school will COM
mcnce on the 18th of this MONTH
Near the school house and the forks
of the road, Mr.. Jefferson Weethee,
has started a store which will be Of
great convenience to the people
Your correspondent called to see him
not long since and was the recipient
of his kindness and that of his lady
like wife. On THE WiSe.
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The Saturday Evening Journal is
the name of a new paper started at
Wheeling. 1t is a spicy, well edited
and finely printed paper, and de-
serves success.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Go 10 the Point Pleasant Ma
chine Company ii you want Boiler,
Engine, Mill Castings, Bank Cars, Chilled
Car Wheels, Gas and Water Pipes, Brass
Goods, Gum or Leather Betting, Gum and
Hemp Packing, Heating Stoves Back
Walls, End Innings and Crates for Cooking
Stoves, and everything usually found in a
foundry or Machine Shop. [sept. 24-tf.
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A great many morally inclined
business men will tell you that the
people of to-day are not as they were
in their time-but still they'll shove
a bogus quarter on q near sighted
man just as quick as d man Of more
modern make.
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New lot of Cook and Heating
stoves, at Thomas'.H Hardware Store.
Very cheap for cash.
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The Weekly Register
EIOCALi8NATTERs.
Cbestnuts are plenty, in town.

IE D. 4 . =
Our streets are unusually dusty.
The market is full Of wild grapes
Circuit Court commenced Monday
Our mail facilities are. @ayful bad
The most numerous serpents+Jim
jams.
Picked apples command $3.50 pei
barrel.
The scarlet fever is abating in the
county
detdown on your knees and pray
for rain,
Dr. Hoy is boarding at the Airing
ton House.
The dustier the streets, the fastcl
people drive.
Thewqrk on the wharf is going
along rapidly.
County Court on the third Monday
in November.
Jabez Beard, Esq is foreman o.
the Grand Jury.
There is great want Of coal in
this community.
Get ready for the Sheriff; he'll soor
be around for taxes.
The river is almost too low for the
ferry boat to navigate.
The farmers say this warm wealth
er will save the late corn.
The Gallipolis Journal wants well
bred boy to make devilof
Democrats do not give the Register
that support that it deserves.
The Kanawha river was never a.
low at this point as it is now.
Merchants are out of sorts becaus,
they cannot get their fall goods.
u will soon be time to publish the
delinquent tax list for this county.
Every Democrat in this count,
should be subscriber to the Register
Wonder if the town authorize.
eoUiG be induced to grade Vianc
Street.
The Oldest nlan in town never rec
ollects sNah dot weather as this, il
October
The paw-paw season is at hand
This fruits very scarce in this neigh
borhood.
The Grecnbrier preslytery meets
at Anderson on next Tuesday. the
14th.
We are tod tspat the cora crop o
this eaunty will he more than an az
eragc one.
Prof, Kenny has pear tree grow
ing on his premises that is now il
full bloom.
Fred Carel and John Walker, tw.
Gallipolis typos, gave us a call o.
yesterday.
These from this county who at
tended the Jackson Fair, pronounce
it a success.
Miss Edith Miller, is now attend
ing school at Mt. de Chantal, nea
Wheeling.
Capt. VIM. H. Kyle, well known te
many of our people, died in Tcxa
a few days ago.
A general strike of coal miners
throughout the whole country seems
to be probable.
J.V. Stephenson left at our Office
Saturday, q cabbage that weighed II
pounds and 3 OF.
Hon. Henry S. Walker and wifi,
were in town Grst of the week, stop
pingat the Kline House.
If you are doing business, 20,
should advertise that business, anc
let people know what you are about
Prof. Kenny will examine Room ]
IN the Academy next Friday, ant
the public are invited to be present
After six years, of business depres
sion the county isdeveloping unmis
taxable signs Of rcturning prosperity
The return of DR.. Campbell ant
family, from Missouri, should teacl
all our citizens to let well enough
alone.
Quite a number Of Indictment
have been found at this term ofcour
by the Grand jury, mostly for misde
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MISCELLANEOUS.
USEFUL BOOKS,

USEFUL BOOKS!
DAINTERS' MANUAL: A COM.
i PLETE PRACTICAL GUIDE to all
branches Of painting, &C., SO cts. Book
of Alphabets, for Painters, Draughtsmen,
&C., so cts. Book OF Scrolls and Ornaments
~. Watchmakers' and jewelers. Man
ual, 50 cts. Soapmakers' Manual, 25 cts.
Carpenters Manual, Practical Guide to
all operations OF the trade, Illustrated,
price 80 cts. Webster's Practical Letter
Writer, price so cts. Any OF the above
sent on receipt OF price, postpaid.
Address ALFRED WARREN,
No. 2l0 Central Ave, Cincinnati, o.
sept. l7-4w.
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w. G. CARR, Dentist,

This term of the Circuit Court is
fixed by law for four weeks, but Judge
Smith gave the lawyers notice on
Monday, that he would only hold it
three weeks
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If you have scrofula, don't fail to
use CDR. Lindsey's Blood searcher.-
Sold by all druggists.
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About $50 men have been summon
ed in this place before the grand ju-
ry, in the hope chat one man may be
found who has sold glass ofwhiskey
without license. This is the work of
one or two individuals in this town.
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A Word TO BUSINESS MEs.-Ad-
yertise by the year. 1t is cheaper
and yields a better return in proper
ton to the money invested. An i'd
vertisement should always be before
the reader in some shape. If it dis
appearsitis soon forgotten, and those
that remain have the superiority and
the advantage Of the absence Of the
competitor. There is only one ex-
cuse for the discontinuance of an adj
vertisement, namely, that Of retiring
from business. So long us the goods
are to be sold and a vast public to be
supplied, advertising is a necessity,
and while no single Individual can
expect to attract all trade, all may
hope to get some portion Of it, and
which would not have beenobtained
independent Of adyertising.-Es.
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There are a number of people in
town who owe for their paper. Call
in and pay up.
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The average boy finds it a hard task
these cool mornings to crawl out Of a
warm bed. The head of the house
often has to exercise his voice to the
fullest pitch before the said boy can
hear the call to get up.-ES.
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IMpoRTANT.-In order that all may
know just what the law is in regard
to Letter Boxes in Post Offices, we
publish the following from'the "Post-
al Laws andeRegulations" of 1879:
Sec. 901. "Postmasters must rent
the boxes and drawers in their post
Offices for onequarter (three lmonths)
only, the money to be paid in ad,
vance. The department will insist
upon q strict compliance with this
regulation. Boxes remaining unpaid
for ten days from the expiration Of a
quarter will be declared vacant.p
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DESTALNoT1cE Persons that come
to town from a distance to, take "Ni-
trous Oxide Gas" to get their teeth
extracted without pain, should make
an engagement, so they will not be
disappointed.
w G. Cam Dentist.
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Out in the Flats in this county,
there is pumpkin vine with u stem
two and a half inches in diameter,
on which are growing thirty-eight
big pumpkins; and if uncle Joe Riff
file hadn't planted the seed on Sun
day, there would have been more Of
them.
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The iron boom did not strike G. B.
Thomas Hardware store, which
means that he has not advanced the
prices Of his goods.
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Go to G. B. Thomas for hardware,
tin.wnre, stoves, &c.
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Do not test friendship too strongly.
If you have friend, be content with
his friendship as it is and do not ex-
pect too much. for tits written,
BLESSED is the man who expecteth
nothing, for he shall not be disap.
pointed. Wayne Adoocate.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-15

j. GouLp. D. L. o DoxsfL
MEL CITY FOUNDRY
NJ CHIN Il s H O p,
WILL CITY. tNEsADA
We are prepared to I'll all orders on u~
shortest notice for all kinds OF
CASTINGS AND MACHINERi
QUARTZ MILLS. HOSTING "ohA'
GRIsT MILLS. Ere, Enc, Ere
OEDERs
From all parts Of the country VIII reso''
prompt attention.
The Highest Price Paid for
OLD ASTIN G )
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