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Keystonc Band Excursion.

The Keystone band of this city are per-
fecting arrangements for grand excur-
sion to Lauer's Park, Reading, at an
early day, the proceeds to be appropriated
TO the purchase OF new and superior set
of Instruments for the band from the eel
brated manufactcry of F. Besson & Co.,
makers of London band instruments. The
day for the excursion has not yet been
fivnd
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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
revives the dropping spirits; invigorates and
harmonizes the organic functions; gives elias
ticity and tirmness to the step, restores the
'nstural lustre to the eye, and plants on the
pale cheek OF beauty tho fresh roses OF nfe's
spring and early summer time.
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THURSDAY AUGUST IL. 1881
al Don.t went . Pias:or, !"

81 Don't Want Fl1s!or,
said sick man to druggist, can't you give
me something to cure me:" His symptoms
were lame back and disordered urine and
were q sure indication of kidney disease. The
druggist told him to use Kidney. Wort and in
q short time 1t effected complete cure. Have
you these symptoms: Then get box or bottle
to-day-before you become incurable. tits the
cure; safe and sure.-Knozrille Republican.
auS-lwd&w
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Robbed,

Last evening a farmer from the lower
end Of Lancaster county, who had come to
town to attend the circus, was robbed of
$27 near the ticket wagon. He almost
Immediately discovered the robbery and
waited long time near the ticket wagon
in hopes of detecting the thief in the act
of robbing somebody else, but he did not
succeed.
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Baseball.

The Friendship baseball club since its
organization has secured large number
of hackers. They will endeavor to secure
a good field where good ground can be
made, so that when strange clubs visit the
city they can have nice place to play. If
the club is successful in securing a good
field they will probably build high fence
around it and charge an admission fee to
sec the games.
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Alderman McConomy this morning COM
mitted Reuben Hutton to the county
prison for 80 days for drunken and disor-
derly conduct.
Mayor MacGonigle had before him this
morning over half a dozen disorderlies
who were committed to the county prison.
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The symptoms are moisture, like pcrspira
ton. intense itching, increased by scratching,
very distressing. particularly at night, as If
pin worms were crawling in and about tho
rectum the private parts are sometimes ar.
tectet: IT allowed to continue very serious re-
suits may follow. DR.. Swayne's AllHealing
Ointment Is a pleasant sure cure. Also for
letter, itch, salt rheum, scald head, Erysipelas,
BARRIERS itch, blotches, all scaly, crusty, cuta-
neous eruptions. Price, 50 cents, three boxes
for $l25. Sent by mail to any address on re-
ceipt OF price III currency or three Cent post
age stamps. Prepared only by DIR. Swayne Il
Son. $50 North Sixth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by all prominent druggists.
iune23-3mdM WS&w%
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Committed Tor Trial.
Frank Grey had . hearing before Alder
man McConomy this morning on the
charge of stealing stockings from the
front of Henry Bechtold's store, on North
Queen street. He confessed the crime,
and was committed for trial at court.
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JOHN l.. LIGHTNER, OF Leacock township.
Subject to tho decision Of the Democratic
county convention. aprlStfd&w
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August 18th.

. Clark and Schmid have arranged with the
Strasburg railroad to run a special train from
that place in time to connect with their excur-
sion train to Atlantic City, on August 18th, at
Lcaman Place. Persons living in Strasburg
and neighborhood will do well to notify n.
u. Longenecker of their intention.
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RinSs,0ld Band Excurai0n

RinssOld Band Excursion
to Atlantic City on Saturday, August Is.
Round trip tickets good for three days, s..
Petersburg, Mannheim, Bruckharts, Landis-
vile, Lititz and Ephrata, $s.75. Train leaves
Lancaster (King street) at 40 a. m; Columbia,
4:l0; Mannheim, 4:l5 Lititz. 4:55, See circulars
and bills iyss,
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Arm Broken.

Sarah McFadden, residing at No. 2J2
West Vine street, fell, yesterday after
noon, breaking one of. her arms. DR.. Boil
enius attend d her.
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City will be the Ringgold bands on Saturday.
August 18th. Tickets will be good for three
days, to return on any train. Leaves Lancas-
ter, King street, at 40 a. M; Columbia, 40.
Fare only $500 tor round trip. Special train
will return same day, leaving Atlantic at 6
p. m, Philadelphia at 10 p. m. ltd
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Aug 11.-For the Middle
Atlantic states fair weather, northeast to
southeast winds, stationary or higher tenn
perature and rising followed by stationary
barometer.
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In Town,

Aaron X. Dunkel secretary of internll
affairs, spent last night and q portion of
to-day in this city.
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N ORDINANCE TO REPEAL THE
"A first section OF the ordinance Of April 3,
1927. De 1t ordained by Select and Common
Councils of the City Of Lancaster, that the
first section of the ordinance OF April ), 1897,
confining the sale of shad, in the City of Lam
caster, to Vine street, between South Queen
and South Duke streets, be and is hereby re.
pealed.
Ordained and enacted into law, Mt the city
of Lancaster, on the 3D. day of August, 1881.
JOHN LEVEkGOOD,
President Common Council.
HERBERT JOHNSTON,
Clerk OF Common Council.
ROBERT A. EVANS,
President Select Council.
j. *. BARR.
Clerk OF Select Council.
Approved August II, 1881.
JNO. 7. MAoGONIGLE,
Mayor.
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DEATHS.

JAMES P. MARSH, of Salisbury township
subject to Democratic rules. aug3tfd&w
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DEADY FOR AGENTS. THE EVENT OF
~ the Century, REVISED NEW TESLA
MENT and Hst0ry and Reasons for Revis-
ION. Important improvements and new dis
coveries given to the world. Immense sales.
Send SOC. for sample book and agency. A.
GORTON & CO., Philadelphia. ie22 l3tw
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New York, Philadelphia and Local stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily by
JACOB B. l-ONG, N. Il. Cor. Centre Square.
NHw YORK STOCKS.
Stocks dull.
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MARTIN HlLDEBRANG, of Mount Joy
Borough. Subject to the decision Of the Dem.
ocratic county convention. apl3dGwtp
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JERE MONL LER. Ephrata. Subject to the
ton. aprll-d&wtp
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rno Work on North Oueer.

WORK is progressing rapidly on North
Queen stl eet and the blocks have been
laid t. Chestnut street on the west side of
the street car track.
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For County Auditor:

subject to the choice OF the Democratic County
Convention. jly29lmd~
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jVS7.tIid&W

Durham COws.-On SATURDAY, AUG.
IL. 1881, will be sold ut Stewards drove yards.
Lancaster, Pu, one car load of Ohio Cows.
sale to commence ut o'clock, p m. A cred-
1t of 20 days will be given.
all-Std< DANIEL LOGAN.
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Early Grapes.
John Reith, 80 North Water street, has
shown us two punches of Concord grapes,
perfectly ripe. First of the season.
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Go to II. Il. COchran's Drug store, 1877 North
Queen street, for Mrs. Freemdn's Ne,v Ma
tiOnGt Dyes. For brightness and durability OF
color. are unequaled. Color from to pounds.
Directions i'll English and German. Price. u
cents
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BicycliDg.

This morning two young byciclers-T.
H. Wright and E. F. Parker-reached this
city after pleasant ride from Philadel-
plia, which place they left Tuesday morn
ing at half-past 8 o'clock. They reached
Coatesville the same afternoon at O'Clock
and remained there all night. Yesterday
they moved to Strasburg, where they have
friends, arriving at p. M, and remained
over night. This morning they came to
Lancaster, arriving at 1880, and put up
at the Stevens house. This afternoon they
started for Harrisburg via Mount Joy,
and they propose to return leisurely to
Philadelphia via Reading. Their trip is
ono Of pleasure, exclusively, and they arc
making no efforts to attain fast time.
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City BILL Posters,

Lucrative weakness and debilitating humors
of females cured by Malt Bittcrs.
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NEW ADYERTISEIENTs.

Democratic County Committee.
There will be q meeting of the DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY COMMITTEE at ShOber's Hotel, Lancas-
ter, at 10 q. m, ON Monday, August Is, to f.
the time of the County Convention. full
attendance of the members Is requested.
w. u. HENSEL,
jy27tld&w Chairman.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Flies and Mosquitoes.
y l5c. box OF Rough on Rats will keep a
house free from flies. mosquitoes, rats and
mice, the entire season. Druggists.
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JOHN s. BROWN, OF Drumore township.
Subject to Democratic rules. mg7-d&wtp
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HENRY F. HARTMAN (Lime Burner), of
East Lampetcr township. Subject to the choice
Of the Democratic county convention.
apr2d&wtp
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City bill Posters.
Carson 4 lIenscI, city bill posters and dis
tributOrs. Office INTRLLIeENCRR building, No. 6
SoHth Queen street.
Our sharp reporter was neatly shaved yss.
terday with Cuticnra Shaving Soap.
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WINDOW SCREENS.
WALLPAPERS

in elegant styles and large assortment for the
coming season.
We have opened some choice Datlo window
Shades entirely new. The designs are beauti.
full and cannot fail to please.
OF plain goods we have all cOlOrs and widths.
Hollands Paper Curtains, Fixtures, Cords,
Tassels, FringGs, Loops, Extension COrnfces,
Poles, Ends, nc.
Orders taken for Fine
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Grain and Provision Quotations.

Nr0kn anO fEOVlSa0n XuOtotiOnS.
One O'Clock quotations OF grain and prOvis-
ions, furnished by S. X. iundt, Broker. l5E
East King street.
A,rn
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Bausman & Burns, real estate agents,
to-day sold the lot of ground Ga feet A
inches by 245 feet. belonging to Hon.
Thos. E. Franklin, situated on North
Mulberry street, near Harrisburg ave-
nue., to Messrs. G.. Falk s. Bro,
of New York, for 81 400 cash. Capt. j.
o. Wilcox, superintendent for Messrs.
Falk & Bro, is Instructed the commence
buildinga a fine warehouse on tho same at
once
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WANTED.

VXTANTED-A WOMAN To DO THE
w cooking and general houscwork in
small family. Wages 81 to a per week, accord
ing to competency. Call at this Office. a4tfd
VXTANTED.-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w house work. Must give good reference
Apply to the undersigned ut q. Sener & sons
lumber and coal Office, or at his residence on
tho Lititz pike. fltdl J. FRED. SENER.
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ADAM 5. DIETRICH, of Manor township.
Subject to the decision of the Democratic
county convention.
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Fishing Parties.

A large patty among whom were DR.. N.
b. Wolf, Of Cincinnati, Henry Baumgard-
%rsrsi Gg Brmmsr e. esa Gapsl capsnd W
T. Youart, George Erisman and others
from Lancaster, and several gentlemen
from Philadelphia, left this morning for
Shenk's Ferry and Wcisc's Island, for a
two days fishing jaunt.
G. F. Eberman, Amos Chandler aud a
few others went this morning to Fite's
Eddy to fish Cor bass.
James Is. Strinc and John J. Strine
started for Bucks Lock, this morning, for
a week or two of recreation.
]. l.. Lyte and family went on a fishing
excursion to Mill Creek.
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POLITICAL.

For County Commissioner:
FPANk CLARK, OF Strasburg township
ScSJect to the choice OF the Democratic coun-
ty convention. apr6d&wtp
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LYNCHHrrRn
TWO FATAL ACcrDENTs--DEATH IN cur
AND ON THE RAu.--MIr.ITARy coUsrssIEs--
TESTIMONIAL TO A DISABLED CAR DRIVER
CAPTAIN ST. ANDRkw TOBACCO PLANTS.

TWO FATAL ACCIDENTS IN err
AND ON THE RAIL--MILITARY CoUsTrsIrs--
TESTIMONIAL TO A DISABLED CAR. pRIygR--
CAPTAIN ST. ANDRkw TOBACCO PLANTS.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
JUNE 8, 1881.
Lee Ballard, son Of Captain William
Ballard, OF this city, was killed Yesterday
near the Cloverdale furnaces, on the Rich.
mond aud Allegheny railroad. by the falling
IN OF cut, in which he was engaged at
work. A rock fell on the young mans
neck, causing instant death. His remains
were brought TO this city, on their way TO
tue family burying-ground at Liberty.
where they are to he inferred.
by smother accident. which occurred
Monday night on the Virginia Midland rail-.
ROAD near Arlington depot, white man
naihSu Enoch Hogan was instantly killed,
the mail train running over him and ever
ing his head from his body. Hogan leaves
wife aud ten children. He Is said 10 have
been intoxicated. and to have exposed him.
self TO The accident which resulted in this
fatal manner.
The Virginia Guards, a colored COMPANY
OF The city, will attend in body and uni.
formed the lecture Of Hon. j. Ran. Tucker.
TO be given at the Opera-House tomorrow
night for the benefit OF the Home Guard.
"A special part OF the house has been re-
served for them, and all courtesy is TO be
paid the company. This Is one OF the thou.
sand gratifying signs, OF daily occurrence,
OF the progress OF good feeling among the
races.
The Hill City Guard, another colored
company, have still under consideration the
feasibility Of attending the Yorktown Cen
tennial. 1t is probable they will 90.
a movement was set on foot this morn
ing to present suitable testimonial to Mr..
Richard Harrington, the street car driver
who was dreadfully beaten last Sunday eve.
ming by an attack ma lie upon him. 1t has
secured the contributions Of many leading
citizens, aud is intended not only for the
relief OF Harrington while he is disabled,
but 10 express appreciation OF him as q
worthy and useful man. There is very
intense feeling in the community in regard
to the attack made upon him, and it is stated
that the affair Will very probably be carried
into some higher court.
A gentleman of this city. who paid q
late visit to Captain j. A. H. 81. Andrew at
Farmville, reports him much improved,
though still quite weak.
Twenty-Five Welch families passed through
the city yesterday en- route for Martins
depot, where the coal eds and zinc works
are. More are said TO be coming.
The farmers have improved the late wet
spell and transplanted thousands OF to-
baccO-pants. There is no such scarcity of
plants this year as there was last, and the
acreage under cultivation is very large.
TELEPHONE.
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PETERSBURG.

EXPENDITURES AND REcEIPrs--TAx-RTLI
Snnopryo- THe cITy's STOCK IN THE ALLAN.
- MISSISSIPPI AND ONO RAILR0Ap--Ac.
IN or TBs PETERSBURG RAILROAD STOCK.
rps--RgsIGNATIoN or A PASTOR THE
"rxspspIP OF OLD BiANDfoRD CHURCH
nTyER MATTERS.
|',,r,os,ondeuce Of The Richmond Dispatch
JUNE s, 1881.
,,o Cannon Council last night adopted
neral anproplia ,ion bill for the fiscal
70 commencing July Isl, and fixed the
~! ~ taxation for this year at 81 80 on the
~ - vaIues. The aggregate amount of
slv,eNnria,ions Is $50. GOA, aud the estimated
Sprs,o,s for the wear, or the basis Of $3.50
,sv i about $4,000.
i'S, sonron,ia,ion was made for sewerage,
y rcnc for the AppomatioS-barbor i'm.
81" The Council, by resolution,
P ,.,rcd The latter subject, with the report
=, 10 ENGINEER. who recently surveyed the
" and gave estimates of the cost of the
naS.,onnlsIcf impro, 10 Colonel
ST.iriom i. Craighil for his views, with an
'',,,s'ion 10 appear before the Council and
.sss his opinion OF the prsciicabilily Of the
gNk
Tse Council adopted resolution su-
,A,r,z,ng the Finance Committee TO ex.
es,npe The 5000 OF stock held by the city in
~ Atlantic. Mississippi aud Ohio Railroad
c,o,nany for like number Of shares i'm the
S,rfolk and Western Railroad COMPANY.
~ neW certificates TO be Of one-hundred.
.ss.sf,y.Share lots. The probability is that
ghfa the change is made the new stock will
n sold.
A. a meeting Of the stockholders OF the
paer>hurg Railroad Company held in this
81, Yesterday Il was determined 10 paw all
,s,'.3ue first mortgage bonds aud all past.
an, intcrcs, on first mortgage bonds from
6,ie II maturity on the lst OF july next.
TIE City Attorney has been called upon
70 Examine the records and give an opinion
5, 70 the ownership Of old Blandford
tsglcb. II was suggested several years
.,o that the building be repaired and put
70 condition for worship. to be used by all
;e denominations II the city, and 10 be
held by the city SIS the common property OF
ne Nople. This was objected 10 on the
ground that the old church. under act of
heGfncral Assembly long years ago, is the
exclusive property OF Bristol parish lEpis-
toph With view 10 putting proper re-
rs'l, on the eburch-whieh is in much need
a ,,me Teaewals-ibe Council has deter
mir.d 10 settle the question OF ownership,
sri interest 10 the Old building will be re-
lrC3.
Rev. Z. AllanSon, who has served during
he Ta>t wear a. assistant rector Of Grace
aurch. has resigned that position. and ii is
ng0ned will remove to Richmond and as
- Or. Weddel.
Having bEit 4 large new dam at the
rs,fr.Work,, the Council last evening voted
= 80 10 improve and beautify It's external
p1esrance and 10 make a handsome drive
gGor rs banks.
f5e wife OF Judge s. ;. Weisigcr has
.sen very IN for the last two DAYS.
Loose tobacco IS booming to-day, and SIS
sgl SIG per cwt. were Obtained for a num-
lsg q lois. ROBIN ADA1R.
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The Albany Deadlock.
THE. SITUATION UNCHANGED.

ALBANY. June S.-Tbe Joint convention
met at 1905 p. NJ, with Lieutenant Cover
nor Haskins in the chair for the first time
since the meeting Of the convention. The
convention proceeded TO vote 10 fill the va
cancy in the United States Senate for the
short tenn. The Senate voted as follows
Jacobs, 6; ConkllnP, 8; Rogers. 6; Brad.
ley, l; Wheeler, 4; Cornell, 3 F0lger, 1
Lapbam, 2. The Assembly voted as fol-
lows: Jacobs, A; Conkllng, 25; Rogers.
8; Wheeler, II; Cornell is; Lapham, /;
Tremaine, 2; Hamilton Harris, butcher,
], and Crowley, 1.
The following is the combined vote ia
cobs, so; CoDkling. "a; Rogers, Is; Brad.
ley, / Wheeler, 81 Cornell, 10; FoIger, 1 ;
Lspham, o; Tremane, 9; Harris, | !; Crow
ley, |; Dulcher, |.
In the Senate TO day Winslow presented q
remonstrance from Watertown, Chenango
county, against the return OF Conkling and
Plat, and spoke at length with reference 10
the senatorial question. He predicted the
reelection Of ConklIng TO the United States
Senate by the present Legislature.
When the name OF &. II. Russell was
called he said: "On each vote have thus
far voted for the return of the late distin-
guished senators. They were my choice.
and my Judgment at that time led me TO
give them my support. Without desiring
to make any distinction, regard Mr.. Conk-
ling as an ideal senator. i have, however,
Just returned from my constituents, and am
convinced by such evidence as should sat-
isiy any fairminded person that nine tenlhS
OF the Republicans there are opposed to the
return OF the late senators. | have duty
to perform 10 the Republicans who sent ne
here. and that Is TO give voice 10 their sent
iments, and | therefore vote for Mr. Cor
nell"
There was no choice.
The Convention then proce6 ded to vote
for a successor to Plat as follows: Senate
Plait, :; Herman, Z; Depew, II; Cornell.
3; Folger, /. As,embly-Platt, %; Ker-
nan. "A Depew, 81; Lapham, 4 Cornell.
Z; Folger, 81 Tremaine, /; Il. f. Tracy,
l.; Crowley, 4. The combined vote was
Plat, 30; Herman, 81; Depew. IL; Lap
ham, 4 Cornell, 10 Folger. 4 Tremaine,
/; b. r. Tracy, l; Crowley, 4.
The presiding officer declared that no
choice had been made.
On motion OF Mr.. Spinola, the conven-
tion adjourned to II VI. tomorrow.
CoNKLING GOING TO FIGHT IT OUT.
NEW YORK, June S.-The Ieiegrqm'S
Albany special cores Ondent says be had
a conversation with ex-senator Conkling
this morning, and was agreeably surprised
to find him IN most genial and sanguine
mood OF mind. He expressed himself in
hopeful terms of the outcome Of the pre-
yailng struggle; and not wishing to be in
terviewed SIMPLY stated that be was going
to stay here and see the issue ont TO the bit.
ter end, even il ii took all summer.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
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