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Daily Republican., 1879-06-10
They are Put up in Light
Substantial Frames.
$3.50 A PAIR.

RB-MR. ALEXANDER suhlOins few
copies OF testimonials, the originals of which
aud many others, are in his possession, and
free to inspection
fhe undersigned having known Mr.. ALEX
ANDER for some years past, and used his
"PREPARED CRYSTAL GLASS; r.S," be.
lievc that they are the easiest to the eye
know n at the present time, have the qualities
to relieve and remedy detective vision, etc:
DAVID 7. TRITEs. NJ. D.. Manayunk, Phila.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-10
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| n UNSMITH, LOCKSMITH
l\I AND BELLHANGER.
Cunning Implements, Fishing Tackle, Base
Ball Material for sale at reasonable rates.
Clothes Wringers Repaired and warranted;
Lawn Mowers Sharpened: Knives and Scis.
sOrs Ground, and Umbrellas Recovered and
Repaired. IL. J. PYLE.
n1r.3m No. IA Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-10
BROKERS'.
BROKERS'.
Elliott. Johnson T. Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,

WILMINGTON, DEL.
We have on hand $35, 900 tor good frst mort
cages In sums OF $500 TO S2O,0OO.
U. 8. Government Bonds bought and SOLD
or exchanged at current rates
All local securities bought and sold.
For SAhE.-o shares First National Bank
Philadelphia, New York and San franciso,
stocks and bonds bought and sold and
carried on margin.
Telegraphic quotations received constantly
and furnished. Trade dollars bought.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-10

GUNNER BOARDING.-Two or three re.
- spectable families can be accommodated
at a beautifully situated farm house, tNelve
miles from Wilmington, on reasonable terms.
Address, H. ]. BARNARD,
ie5.12t* New Garden, Chester CO., Pa.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-10

| "PREPARED CRYSTAL GIASSr.S,' be-
lieve that they are the easiest to the eye
kno" at the present time, have the qualities
to relieve and remedy detective vision, etc:
DAVID I. IRITEs. NJ. D.. Manayunk, Phila.
WILLIAM G. TODD, i" "
HENRY KEN, " g
II. n. UHLER " /"
j. j. GRIFFITH, - \"
:. 9. BREITENBECH, " RoXhorough, s.
f. +. COOPER.
l.. M. SERVICE, s. Belmont Ave. g
J. F. WILSON, . Falls OF SchuyIkill.
7. i; !; I; PHATF T slr.' " Noni,town.
f, NJ. Corson. Z" "
p. ElJENBERG, g.
J. q. kNIPE. i"
II. X. REID, . Conshohocksn.
A. FULTON. I"
w., WM F; GrEESsEr' j, " " frank'ord,
f. +. LEAK. " "
g. II; LAMnrRT, Bridesburg.
". W. TOWNSEND,
N. MAY, !" Hslmesbury.
j. g. GILBERT. " Chestnut HILL
w. H. WARDEN, 6 y35 Broad ST., PhiIa.
GRFFITH f. ABBOT. Phi. ID. M. d.. Uni. Pa.
d. TRoUsLEY, N. W. cor. Green and llth.
D. BERENs, Broad and Green streets
5. PANCoAsT, 9l7 Arch street. Philadelphia.
"A KIRKPATRICK. 1914 Green street. g
NoRRIsT0wN, September, 1873.
! nav Z hioNl MI .. II, hleAuhutI, optl-
clan, of Roxborough, Philadelphia. tor some
yenrs, and know that all persons have been
we'll satsned with his "Prepared Crystal
Glasses" He is reliable and trustworthy.
WILLIAM CORSON. NJ. d.
WEST CHESTER, March, 1877.
have been using for several years MIR. S.
A. .ALEXANDER'S Prepared Crystal Spec
tacles," and take great pleasure In recon-
IHending them as very superior article.
My experience with them is (after using
others) they rest the eye, which will always
have the tendency to preserve the sight and
thus enable tie person using them to need
no others for a long time.
In selecting glasses the person desiring
them should secure the services OF first-class
Optirian, and such believe Mr.. 5. A. Alex
ander to be. ]. B. WOOD, NJ. ID.
WILMINGTON, DEL, May 16, 1879.
recommend Mr.. :. "A. Alexander. Opti-
clan, as one who Is careful and painstaking to
satisfy his patrons
A. N. NEGENDANK, M. d
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Daily Republican., 1879-06-10

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Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24
rEEE nEMaeaAEIt rAnrx.

F.on tke -arizoaa EstsrpsSse.
 After the 4Eho Iarch, xhe Demo
 carto party Will haze control of both Houses of Colgress by fair work ing majority, knd will thus virtually
 be the party il power and shape the policy of the Federal Government.
 In two years, at tho present rate of increase, tho population of Arr
 zona wiH warrant our admission as q State, and wirh the Democratie party in power, 1t behooves us to go to work at once to perfect our organiza- ton, and thus furnish, when Arizona does become a State, two Democratic Senators to help the party maintain its control of the Senate, and Rep resentative of the same faith. lYith the thorough organization of tue party here we could shew such a ma jority in the Territory that Congress would not hesitate an instant to ad- nit us, if for no other reason than to increase the party strength in the Senate and House. And although Mr. Hayes :s nominally a Repubh- can, yet the Senate, having the cen- mol of shc conformation of Exeeu- tive appointments, could compel hlm to sign che bIll.H
 The question will be asked, will t. pay Arizona to become a State, and transfer the cost of government from the Federal Unon to the tay- payers of the new State The change in0 Colorado has not gwen satisfaction. The people of that State complain of oppressive taxation in consequence of the dignity conferred by becOm- ing a State. The politicians of New Mexico have, for the last fifteen years, evinced an almost insupporta- ble rcstessness in consequence of be- ing held in check by taxpayers, who do not want to pay for the honor and of office to which so many of her eminens statesmen as pire. Let Arizona make haste slow Iy, and when she has sufficiently de- her latent wealth to back the burthen of State government, and acquired the requisite population, 1t will thea be time enough to agisate tue prOpriety of taking upon cur selves state sovereignty
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24
mTscEILANEoUs NEua-


 The plague has reached Earatofin.
 At Naratizin 113 deaths have occur red The mortality is estimated
 at ten per cent of the population. St. Petersburg newspapers propose
 that nurses and attendants of the Red Gross Society should volunteer
 for Astrakhan.
 There is q superstition which Is religiously observed in Bohemia, that t IS nnl0cky for lover to visit his sweetheart except on Thursday and Sundays The young women are thus enabled to get five nights sleep every week, which helps preserve their beauty for years.
 Now is the season of our dis content made more oppressive by long Rmded annual messages from divers and sundry chief executive officers of about thirty eight States, and compositors and proof-readers go about their daily tasks with heavy hearts. And yot there is solace for all the hearts that are thus bowed down In the reelection that, like Christmas, this food of State paper only falls upon the reading public once a year. It has always oeen a mystery to observe the amount of sorrow the human heart can bear up under.
 What is Grant going to de with his two letter writers in waiting ? Lieut.. Col Fred and Secretary of the Navy Borie will accompany him in his approaching Eastern trip on the United States man-of- war Richmond, and it has been given out that he has only been authorized to take two friends, The chances are that tue other two. who have to look after the booming business, will find some convenient excuse in the clrcuml0cuuons o1 naval red tape for their presence on board, and to turn up on the ships books as cabin boys or stewards, or in some Ike capacity.
 According to accounts a lady ef Nevada City has got h erself up into 3 permanent highly electrical ssate which causes her great pain and in- convenience. Sac wants to be toned down Ipto normal condition Of electrical equilibrium, # she knew 1t can be done, and casls upon Edi son and other scientists to aid her in solving her bodily problem. She aaal been afflicted with acute neural gia end finally Tsorted tos the use of an electrical battery. She used t for abolE six months without finding and pefcepnble relief. She then
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24
Ihe Enterprise says Agent HarL.

The Enterprise says Agent Hart,
 of San Carlos, has teIegraphed the Department commander that tbe Agency Is again out of flour, and asked a loan to tide over until tke contractor seomes to time" The contractor, no doubt, is to blame m this particular instance, but Con- gress, for it's miserly appropriations, is most at fault, as is instanced by last years figures, as follows s.,
 890 ,o9T (IneIuding uansportatiOn) for the support of nearly. if not quite, 300 900 Indians, while the army (25 ,000 was allowed S4, ,2O0,- 900 for transportation alone, S1,- 300, 900 mere than all the cost for food, clothing, freight, etc, to Indians out-numbering the army by twelve tc one. The Indian problem, of which Ee bear So mueh. IS not So difficult of Solution as Washington saFants would have us besieFe-a more liberal approprlation for the maintanance of the several tribes would solve the question, and at once put an end to costly Indian wars. It needs no statesman to tell us that . EolloW-eyed, sharp-looking wretch- 8 living dead nan-is dangerous, and If we would have peaee with the several tribes Congress must cloy the hungry edge cf appetite. 4 cordon of bey- onets IS not so effective to that end as full bellies.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24


 Butler, of the Senate, is evident ly inclined to impede the building of the Southern Pacific Tn Arizona. On the 14th he submitted resolution directing the Secretary of the Interior to enquire, and report '.what com pany, individual or individuals are building 3 railroad across the public domain in Arizona, and by what au- thority the road is being built s'' Lest the Secretary might not be able 10 answer Buffers query, We will an sBer for him, that the company build- ing across the public domain in Arizonaa Is the Southern Pacific, and by authority of the Great Je- hovah, the same individual who au- thorized Ethan Allen to take Ticon- deroga from the British, and occupy 1t in the name of the Continental Congress Sixty miles of the track is now laid, and from the way the company IS pushing the ralls east, Be thlnk many moro miles of track will be completed before Congress, if disposed, can successfully dispute the authority graDted by the Great Jehovah.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24
WlnIer IhroughoaE Grest BrIIain

Winter throughout Great Britain is reported unusually severe. IH Lon don there has been 8 heavy snowfall. IS also in many other parts of the continent. All railroads in the north of Scotland blocked and traffic sus- pended. In some places the snow was over twelve feet deep. It was the heaviest snowfall that has occur red in those sections for thirty years. Telegrams from Geneva, Switzerland, say no post has arrived from Ger many or from Switzerland The wolves have penetrated to the gates of Metz. There is more snow on the Nosges than tiae oldest inhabi tant remembers.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24

4 Washington dispatch te the Call says the President has issued an order setting apart lands on Salt River for . Reservation of the Pima and Maricopa Indians.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24

No rain in Sacramento valley Cal, and probably no wheat, oats or bar- Icy will be rsised there this year. The droush covers a large area, from Red Bluff to San Joaopln, a distance of 150 miles.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24
AN EPlcnnEAN rnEE LuNcEsEl..
c.asianals Breakfasl. 1abl1.


 C.aeiaaats Breakfas- 1a5le. Old Charley Forbes keeps a sam- l ple-room with a free-luDch attach ment The free lunch Is one of the grandest aud most impressive in tbe city--the soup alone having as good reputation as though it were a race horse or a poet. It has become a custom sor people, especially tramps. @ enter his place, drink a good quantity ofsonpy and sneak cut with out pur chasing drink. This has made Charley wild and the other day, when an eminent-looking tramp entered his sanctuary, the proprletor determined to come out square. So after he had laid down the mans soup he said:
 What are you going to have !''
 Keep your shirt or a minute, boss 7 was the repsy. s'I'Il order when get through eating. bio Lewis says a man should never drink while he is eating, and Pm one of Dio's diseiples-and doa't you for getit."
 Then Charley retired benind the bar completely nonplussed, and the tramp packed things away with a liveliness which would have made a Rocky Mountain wolf sick with envy. While the proprietor wasn't looking he slipped lot of stuff into hts pock- ct then he walk over to the bar and said
 Every eater should always buy a drink, eh ?'
 "That's the ticket, mister 70 said the dispenser of alcohol, with bread grin.
 sIhat's my racket all the world oyer, I have partaken of your yiands. and l take greas and unfeigned pleas ure in pronouncing them excellent. Nov, there IS nothing mean about me, I assure you, and l am going to be one of your patrons from this time forwari. l like your looks. You are an looking fellow, and you must drink with me"
 ssI don't object, :" said the ginster.
 "Wel, let ne see F'' s0liloquiEed the tramp, 'swhat shall we baveg I guess you had better open a bottle of Chquof"
 'Haven't any, was the reply.
 "Weli, then let's have bottle of Tokay.
 s.I haven't that brand
 Have you some good old Bur gundy g''
 "No 70
 "That's strange No CIiquot, TO Tokay. no Burgundy. You ought to be arrested for keeping a drinking saloon under false Pretences
 "I have some good beer, said the bar tender, sadly.
 nBeer beer do you think man of my sensibllltv would touch so ob- Hoxlous q beyerageg If you have none of the liquors l have mentioned, l don't want anything
 Then be slid out of the door, and the club winch followed him shatter- ed a wlndog sash and upset 1 lot of dishes, but the event created q great deal of fua to the bystanders
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24

\. P. Hill, manager of the Boston and Colorado Smelling Works, vas elected U. $. Senator by the Color ado Legislature on the 18th,
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24
Arizona Silver Belt.
Friday. Januarg e-l. Is70.

IRE .kRIZ0N.4 .SILHER BELT fs isssea Friday m0rasags, at Gfobs, Piaal County, .4riz0Rd.
 TERNS OF SBBSCRIPTE0N-Os Rear, Four Dol}ars .si1 Aoatbs 7seo DoElers and Fsftg Geats; 1bFet 3iozfRs. One Dol iar aad ffffg legaria5tg sa id pQacs.
 RATES OF. -4DFER TKSZFG efeea apos. go elfcaftoa JOB pREEIT3tf doze Pr9opfig aa8 at Req s0aa6fs Prsces Address
 H4GhfEK & N0REIfEAD, kdifors.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24

Dr. J J Mcbride, who made sey- ersl fortunes out of his King of Pain died in Chicago recently of consumption.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24

At fashionable church in Bait more recently the organ was pealing the doxoIogy and the whole congre- gation vas engaged in singing 1t, when the organ suddenly stopped. An ancient negro of fall three-score years aid ten, who Sunday after Sunday had been earning his bread by blowing the bellows, had dropped dead of heart disease. Was this the judgment of heaven upon 2 ven erable Sabbath-breaker2
 The recent village election in Yuma vas 3 azzle Nobody voted.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24
CHEAPER

Than any ono else in the count
 FRED WEsTMEYER.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24
Silver and Gold Bullion, Hides, Wool, and
 Country Produce

the importance of establishing yourself house of this knd where everything done the square aad the prices of goods governed by tie quality. SHRF0CK HISE.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24
oASH PRICEs :

As buy and sell strictly for cash. i anl able
 to sell
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24
Globe

Keeps constantly on hand carefully selected
 stock of
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-24
DEALERA TN
DEALERS EN
General Merchandise,
Main Street, Globe, Arizona.

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, 1879-03-07


a stranger is Just rseu from II fonda dinner
table, perfectly kat!stlel. u,d with his wtiulc
MUD bunt o., coffee, cigar, an.l digestion. He-
fore Ae hus welI pushct! hack hIs ckslr a new
guest cMters. md takes Ills ulacc Il. a coycr
which Inns occa prepared for him. Prior to ttp.
ping hs aiHaon II! thu soup, The last-inentit,lru,
with u bow nlltl itnpostlg flourish, will aldross
HIN wlIo llas Just lined as foIluws: "I.o Eustnr
u listed icpetr, eaballcrot" which mcu,,a> :. VIII
II plcasa yuu to recu,ntncl,eet' Tho Aeruu-
typed answer 70 such IN Invitation Is: "M1chas
eraclas, eaba'ero. hllen proyecho, o,"-"h Many
THINKS, may yeu, prulit by thu meal" Now
this has eertniAlY no n,eaNlng. Tho lnala
WIN Is abtut to u!na knows woll enough
that liz who as Just sutisie1 Ills hut,gcr wuuil
not dream OF beginning aRutn, uness hu Imp
roned 10 ho . lnost surprising gluttnn; aid
though he stul!uusy replies TO tiu compliment,
hu il utterly Indifferent rs to whatcr thu repast
Ro followed lv an indigestion or uot. And yet
these Two t.ien would regard each the other ~
awfully lll.bFe,l weru the form mt genu
through. Agun. you may perhaps lncaatious,y
nuMtro q hat'usuM!e mounted walklnE-sticli; !;
upon WHICH It's possessor, In presenting II, says !;
"a Ia dianosteton 10 ustcl ,! 1T Is Entirely at
your servlce), n,h even prcsscs # upon you. Of
course you know ho means nothing Ut fhe kind.
asnl you Ecpiy tllat II could not To iu better
AuIltH.
, 1879-03-07
THE COUNTY-BUILDING.

In TIM Co,1ntv f.o;,rt yrstcrt1nv char1ca Ruuo
,vos n,oan , r,tf..r ~ III. r.aat ~, ,,,.,o,,.
WIS iuhuo ct'@ea u .''s t,e"' al" E"!'om" y.
country. no toos ous hls Arst papers oct. al'
~" 49, wy" ~ ~. " fu'tsst was ules" VI '"s
hceo1aef'a cohf1, anu nc has carefully preserved
them In all their originality except ns 10 color.
aomn .,mc pro n v.e notc1 t,,u+ +1c ahcr,1f
"s NV NV ~. nan,r oeu ,''ns ~ ou.''.
the .Jat1 to be uniformed. Yesterday the con-
tract FOR making t!n unifosms wns awarded:
They nre to consist OF blue blouse, vest, AID
cap, al1tl plain star to DO worn on the blouse.
The cost OF the suit con'ptcsd will bo about 81.
i1nv nftcrnf,, IN the Cr;,njnnt tsn,rt mi nj
,yiinm nlcndcii not vuiltv rrrrnt. flyc. Atnonv
thnao wt,u nicatic1 i,nt rptitv waa ErapE Ijomf,-
hnc. win ID rfaree,i witf having murdered NJ,
r;oin;t. :, ~ fiH rorth pfr l3,,,ijv tfttia i{ 10
, 1879-03-07
CRIMINAL.

At an carly hour yesterday morning U1lcer
William CarOcrry found the door of Ernst
0rossmans sa!oon, No. 253 Randolph street,
wide opcn, the screws Of tho lock upon the In.
side having bren tnkcu out. Nothlrs WIS taken,
~ say The place.
John i. Lynch. oDa ot the two boys recently
arrested charged with nasnultlng Albert Il.
E1!lthorpe Will! deadly weapon (upon which
ciiargu thu buys were c!earcd), hos now ea,lscti
E!!!t!,orpc'8 nrrest. cllarEl,l. lin, With perjury
III swearing that llu llAd tcel, assaulted with
deadly weapon. Justiee W. f. D'WoEt liked
bis touls ut $500, and continued the gaso to
March l3.
Nclsun Pearson, WAS held to tic Cri,nina,
Court yesterday In bonds OF $500 By Justice
F00te for stealing u watch iron, Louis lcIlo-
tier, No. l0W South lIalstcd street. lio went
to 1ail William Conn0rs u,l. Eddie Joues, for
the larcany Of pnrketlook from Jpanun
Anderson, OF No, 1919 Indiana avenue, were
held to thu Criminal Court In bonds OF $500
cash by tho saino Justice. They also went to
1nil.
Early Ecster.lny morning two men ondeayored
10 gain entrlce to The rcat1Hnce Ut q. linrtels,
corner OF Twutth street mil California nyen,ac,
by cutting pane OF HIass out Of a rear wut.nw.
Mr. ifatte!s hoard tlla nD!se. saw their shadows
outside tl!e Elass, md lrcl two shots at
thcIn+ l!e thinks lie hit one OF tAcnl, as III ex.
claMat!on Of pain was Heard, md their. tlcpart-
nsb nctnss the pr1iriD WQs not Bu rapid w II
might have 1cpn. lin Is not oven abl9 to fur
nlsh description OF tho men.
, 1879-03-07
shcrla wore reported to tho Health authorities.
The scrip redeemed amounted to little over

sl,crla wore reported 10 tho Health authorities.
The scrip redeemed amounted to little over
s2,s0o.
The Committee on Schools will meet Satur-
day afternoon to consider references In regard
10 school.lluuses.
a permit was Issued to Michael Nichols for
twostory brick eioro nml dwelling on Indiana
street, near Armour, 10 cost 81. sou.
Tile Treasurer's rcsc!pts we're: South Town
Collector tserip), S531J; Water Otllce, Sos95; !;
North Town Collector {scriu), S.},GaO; Comp
ttoller, $75v; total, sl9,d4s. lIc paid out
S2,50O.
Tile Jndfclary Committee met In the after.
moon, bnt deferred iii week from to-day ae-
tim on thc proposition Vi t,lu saoon-kccPcra to
let slIcm on II case they sell li9uor 70 minors
II is G!alnesl .l,At boys Of 10 hnL II often look
us II 81 and over. anl that It ia Unfair to punish
thu saloun.kecpcrs II they tl,ake mistake u,l-
knowingly. II is said they coull as's every
drtnkcr whose agc is III douht. hut this would
ic lnavailng for, rs rule, boys who drink
will lie.
, 1879-03-07

II n..t ros. :, A. III. n..n i, l.. - ...,.. ii.
.ss s"'t 4sH s''a e.so 10 w II" "sta"a a's.
oosea o'' n's alorney nus aaslsco hi'h tosay
nothing about It to any ono. 10 ns TO guard
a9nilist possible statements TINT might be con-
strued analnst Ills client. Honco efforts to tnlk
TO Lamb do not meet with tho htlccess that
u,akcs n rcno-tcr.s ho,rt p1nd S,out aiI
,hnt nm ho 1<pAo,, nns ~ III, "a
. w" w so'@on WV ~ ~"
TINT ho IL, hc believes hc will "Ect slcar.h
Whiln not exhibiting any particular tuneor
ncaInat Frcc,nan or Trult.. bc snys fbe f,,rmrr
ar.,r" ~ ia ",,,1 fhnt iEr int f.r wnuI in nnv
fhnw =" .arsr hi. III. M Mini inmb i,ns n urna.
manr s,mr,; hts.ra In thc IntL..nrnfrsstnnnI
n"n,,.tri ,no.tt,a,mi t,,"s ,,1; tnnl. t,,,,
nanv' Hmrln,r the ssxercise il lo,,r vrsteriay
,nnrnnr itsy wsiketl III, md down lie tprriiors
VII lin miui inutrtrI mid inIkrtl M II fl,rr
wcrc hat,ny. md in io!netl in viii, thrm. ia
atranvcr I,amh .wou{i hava nprrarrI In In Il
srrycd hls timr. ar M tnyo)yrt #, trn1,snrtion
whfch ,ras II: m ,ml,tnnnt. iin Ina rrrat
faisf in Gil, Van Armu,,. mil wl,rn
tnI thnt Il n,i,,ht ha ycnr 1,nfnts
thr snnrcmo t'nnr. nnasra nn lila
r,rnul. i1o sal1 tm truth wounj re,nu
n1,t IN tint time }In,i lin hrcn trft tn hts ,,,rn
oMilanrr hr ,vn,,1a b"vt tnlisc1. int stuatc,3 a.
Ia wns. With ciuscI tlna. Mi ho t!ronoci VIVA
lint. whr,, o,f. ii he wu1ili say somctlllnr, lie
naacrtrti lint intrrtlyrs nj tia Ccu,rii Htn,inn
mi tnlt i.im tI,at thrv l;nnw i,r was fninrrnt.
n,Nj ho repeated what he tcst!(lcti to on tic
stand. ,hnt uc took no hart ju tic burcjary and
rtM,tls.
!. 4 rnporter called t,nnu
rrrrn srrvrua
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