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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-04

Baptist convention now in session in Min
neapolis.
Rev. DR.. Kidder, secretary of the educa
tional society of the church at New York
was introduced.
Rev. j. O. Rich offered resolution pro
testing against the removal of the old time
rule of discipline which prevent:
Methodist preacher of serving church
more than three years at one passionate
Many of the best men of the church regard
this moss covered rule as unnecessary, but
there has arisen a great hue and cry
against its removal.
Ten o'clock, this morning, (Thursday) J,
ton.
A. II. Reed was declared withdrawn
from the conference.
Rev. Mr.. Bailey and wife, who have
spent ten years in India as missionaries,
are present and will speak at the mission
airy anniversary.
At 3 o'clock Rev. Cyrus Brooks, D. D.,
having been moro than fifty years in the
Methodist ministry, delivered semi
centennial sermon. There was large
attendance, and DR.. Brooks gave a very
interesting sermon.
In the evening the educational anniver-
sary was held, at Which able addresses were
delivered by Rev. DR.. Hartzell, Rev. Dr..
Bridgman, and Rev. DR.. Kidder.
Many good words were said of Hamline
university and great success was bespoke
for it in the future.
CoNFEBENo POINTS.
At this confer ence four ministerial and
two lay delegates are to be chosen to at
tend the general con ference at Philadel-
phia next May. Among the prominent
candidates spoken of are DR.. S. &. Smith,
DR.. j. F. Chaffse, DR.. R. Forbes, DR.. Van
Anda, Prof. s. G.. Gale.
The election will likely be Friday, at 10
o'clock.
Rev. G. G. McCabe, D. D., known as
chaplain, will arrive to-day. He comes in
the interest of the Church Extension So
ciety, (which has been building on the aver
age two churches per day for the past
year.
DR.. Marshall and DR.. Emory Miller, as
the entertainment committee, have been
busy looking after the comfort of the
ministers for whom they have found good
homes.
Rev. DR.. Forbes, as secretary, has a
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-02
This most remarkablc statement was made by Mr..

This most remarkable statement was made by Mr..
Frank d. Lee, clerk In the Office Of n Y. c. & H. II.
r. r., Little Falls. n Y, on the Sth OF June, 1888.
Mr. Lee says: My father hls been troubled for
crtwcnty years with kidney and bladder dis
suffering the most pain when uriuatuE H.
became 80 bad that lac was Obliged to give up all bust
ness. His condition was such that his urine would
drop constantly, and nc was Obliged 10 use rubber
bag, the weakness was 30 great. lie used many kinds
OF medicine without deriving any benefit. until he
urged by one ofOur druggists I'm Little Falls mfr skin
ncr) to use Hunts Remedy. NJ he had known OF its
being used I'm many cases with great success. pur.
chased one bottle, and hc commenced using IT, and he
was 80 improved that IA got along without the rubber
bag lie used I'm all twelve bottles and it has entirely
cured him. Father f. sixty two years old, and wocOn
slider most wonderful cure. and checrlully
mend Hunts Remedy all afflicted with kidney, liver
urinary troubles"
Alltho evidence published IN regard to Hunts Rene
dy can be relied uNon t Is true I'm every particular
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-02
A Tall Rabbit.

Excepting the Irshman's hare, which
was no hare at all but "a donkey, the
polar hair is the largest of the long-carcd
tribe. 1t equals the fox in size, and will
sometimes reach the height of a man :
knee.
The golden eagle and the snow owl
arc both particularly fond of the pretty
creature, but it is fondncss which the
hare has no desire TO encourage, and,
therefore, nit spies one of these great
birds sailing through the air, with its
sharp eyes searching about for some
thing TO dcvour, it sinks upon the snow
n motionlcss as if dead, and, thanks to
the wilderness Of its fur, il can hardly be
distinguished from the material it rests
upon. NichOL1s.
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A Good FIOugh Thing.

Father" he said as the two stood on
Jefferson avenue looking around, ''that
is the Board of Trade building over
there"
Yes. yes-I see; good big place TO
trade i'm.
That's where they speculate"
They do, eh?''
Yes; if you wen TO give me 81 600
in cash I'd go over there and buy wheat
at %, wait few days and sell for a
dollar, and divide the profit with you. y
IL declar'!" said the old man rs he
reached into his pocket.
ITS an easy way TO make money,
father"
Yes, James, il looks that way, but
after all / don't see as it beats plattin
six acres of ground wuth $50 an acre
into buryin ground of 400 lots at - a
lot Guess we'd better stick TO our
graveyard. " Detroit Free Prtss.
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ua,r r-.,or.y

l. entirely different from all others, ~ Is
as clear as wator, and, as is name indicates,
Is n perfect Vegetable Hair RestOrer. IL
will Immediately free the head from dom
druff, restore gray hair to It's natural color,
and produce a now growth where II has
fallen of. IL does not In any manner NJ.
feet the health, which Sulphur, Sugar OF
Lead and Nitrate of Silver preparations
have done. Ii will change light or faded
hair in a few days TO beautiful glossy
brown. Ask your druggist forit- Each bot
tie Is warranted. JouN ID. PARK a. Sons,
C. n. CnIrTENToN. New York.
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SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Mn. II l.. soPER. Principal OF the High School q,
POquonocN. Conn, says I'm relation 70 amattcr which
has given him much anxiety and pain: My wife and
IhAyc both used Hunts Rom dy and ind IL really n
superior article year or 50 ago my kidneys became
weak and sluggish. owing 20 severe strain. and ind
Ing relief I'm Huats RcIscdy continued is use until
had used four bottles. when became well. Since my
have suggested It's Use TO g.rat number Of peO
pie. who / know have been benefited by using II"
And TO substantiate this statement, Mr IT, s. Clark.
Assistant Superintendent OF the high S-ho0. says; ~
certify 10 the yclue OF Hunts Remedy. having re-
ccycd great bcncnt from itg use. Ny troubles com.
mcnced twelve years ago. when my kidneys became
afflicted with inflammation 81 the passages. but the
timely Of valuable medicine arrested the dis
ease. chccrfully recommends 10 all suffer
ing rs was.
MAY 81, 1888.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-02

In the Carriage Convention
in New Haven, Conn, after the Com
mittcc on Apprenticeship had reported
in favor of restoring the old system of
indcnturing apprentices until they reach
their majority, Mr.. John w. Britton, of
New York, said: cone of the serious
wants of this country and of our trade
is good boys. Our boys are deteriora-
ting, rs are our men. The greatest diff
liculty that we experience in New York
is that of getting boys who have brains
and are willing to learn trade thor
oughly. The example of men who have
made millions in few years is held up
before our boys in school, and the boys
become innamcd with the notion that
they must make their mi ions and he
able TO found crossroads colleges before
they die. SO they eschcw trades and
become poor professionals. "-NeU Hd-
zen RcQistCr.
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The Pcril of Bnngles.

Banglc-wcaring is again becoming
fashionable. Young ladies' arms are
beginning to look more than ever like
the arms of malcfactors loaded with fct-
tiers Charles. Albert, Willis. Fred
James, Harry, Aleck, BERTHE, Dewitt
and Chrissy are bcsicgcd more vigor-
ously than Of old for every coin from
tiye-ccnt silver piece TO golden eagle,
with their monographs engraved there.
ON. 10 add 10 bracelets and necklaces.
The rcylving passion for bangles is
probably innocent enough i'm itself But
IL has been The means of leading an
honest tradc.mau TO the very thrrsh-
old Of the state Prison. and of plung.
ing % worthy and ailcctiOnatc family
into grief
An udustriou and cntcrprising Yam.
kco in Massachusetts, MARKING the
growing passion, conceived the idea
that h. would be just thc thing To- sup.
ply the hcIcagucrcj SWANS with cheap
imitation of Gve-l1liar gold pieces. ON
which tlcy might have their initials en-
grovcI for presentation 90 their fair
-uppIiaut-. 50 ho had die made after
One pattern Of 70 iyr-dO.lar coin. struck
ol number of metal pieces. and care
fully plated them with gold until they
looked 'ho counterpart. of -D many coin.
fresh from Che mint. just as hc wa.
prepared 'D put them CON tine market IL
$50 Uggc-.nd to him that be might boz
favored With visit from the police
and fiu' haiur. uiled States Court.
The Mortified iaNcinr 800 once came t.
Now York fol the Chief of the
United States Detective Service hero.
and Gold him DIS dilemma The icNcler
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THE GAY YOUNG NAN From
TOWN"

with fork I'm hand. one summer day,
Making fcinj of tossing hay,
ThG gay Young man who came from town
Talked with - maiden small ana brown,
With hazel Dyes and che tnut halr,
And quiet 6Y and modest air:
Nor uid ne SOON To care or know
For merely To- ilirt with the muidcn brown
Was the aim of the gay young man from town
~ incoming next the young man sat
Beneath AN apple trCC-sour at that
And chuttcd with Susy Csuch her namo)
About the city from whence he came.
It's long. wide avenues. buildings vast
Its ease ana luxury uu-urpuS1Cn:
While she, with hashful air aud shy.
Druupcd low each Cyclid over It's eye,
4 deep flush rpdlCninW features brown
Al words OF the KAY young man from town.
Some DAYS ne hal spent i'm this rural spot,
Nhcr" health was plenty, ana @ylo was not:
Had eft his club aud his friends behind
For life that was true ana uuCOnnuC I,
with study ,thc latest novel; worm
Mith loss of his huntiug-dog forlorn,
Aud because OF a SAD dispute he had
WITH his 90 gpVCruOr''-thus he styled his dad.
All this he explained - the maiden brown,
with sigh, this gay young man from town.
First days then weeks. and whore Susy went
Inc steps OF the gay young man were bent,
And sentiment followed hirting then,
rs Glanced TO many man of men:
tor he found his pulses quicken and stir
whenever hc saw or thought OF her.
And learned alone TO dream and sigh,
Or stammcT and blush when She was nigh;
The eyes and blush OF the maiden brown
Had captured the gay young man from town.
So no told his love. ana IA he bent
Ia hope ana fear 20 ask consent,
lie tod herthc real reason why
lie la cast his homo AMI klnslok by:
His father hud badc him settle I'm life.
And had chosen for him proper wife,
" Who did not stand ON her worth alone
WITH rich old father. aud cash OF her own -
But nc tCd from her and his fathers frOwn,
Nni found bis fate Ofar from town.
Tic maiden listened well the while
-Nuj over her features came smile.
ncr father, she told him. had n plan
To mako her wife 20 gay Young man
. w no ala not stand on ms worth alone,
Win rich old father and cash OF his own"
t"rutcd he was % haudsom" catch;
Uut She objected to such match.
And. afraid 10 face her fathers frown
Had fed 10 her old nurse here from town
llc stared: she smiled. Around her waist
III arm i'm lovn way he placed.
" IN spite OF viii we mUst confess
ihc old folk triumph, nevertheless;
u seems we ran from love away,
ana lNei TO love another day;
And, plightcd. going back again.
our Sircs viii laugh az u what then?
us better far To laugh than flown
were inc words OF the gay young man from
town.
Thomas Dunn English, IN " Y Ledger.
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A NIHILIST ROMANCE.

Not very long since brief para
graph i'm the Geneva papers mentioned.
IN the guarded language which il is the
local usage TO employ in Sucn cases. the
tragical deaths OF a Russian revolution
ist and his wife, lie had died of n
painful and lingering illness, through
which his wife had nursed him with
heroic devotion, and within an hour Of
his death she was found lying by hi,
side, also dead. and both were covered
with the same winding-shcet Know
ing something of the ways of Russian
refugees, it struck me that this event
was the dcnOucmcnt of some terrible
story of real life. / made inquiries. and
n Russian gentleman who was in
timatcly acquainted with the unhappy
pair was good enough TO communicate
10 me the following narrative, which.
besides being in itself deeply interest
inc, throws vivid light on the causes
OF russian discomfort and the character
and methods of the enthusiasts who.
whatever we may think Of the means
they occasionally employ, are men of
truly heroic mold, and never hesitate to
sacrifice all they hold dear for the adj
vanccmcnt OF the cause TO which they
have devoted themselves These men.
~ ''A-'tNtliN AN4lllAlclSs arc KNOWN III
Western Europ" chiefly rs a political
party OF cXtraord'n nary energy and re-
source, engaged in n mortal struggle
with truculcnt despot-m They are
men whose exploits from time to time
thrill the world with horror and whose
courageous deaths eNtort even the adj
miratiou Of their foes II is ONLY ON
rare occasion, that the veil which
shrouds the mystery OF what NAV be
called their home lives (albcit few of
them have hOmcs) is withdrawn: for
the Nlhlllsts say little az themselves.
and IL is not i'm the nature Of things that
the outer world should know what they
90 not choose TO reveal. One of these
occasion wa, the death Of Andre Fran
loli and his wife. and my informant pos
scssed fuil knowledge Of the romantic
and touching story of their lives This
gentleman, / may add, has himself
played an important partin the Russian
revolutionary movement; nobody Is
better acquainted than he with Under
ground Russia, and his name is not
unknown iu England. give the story.
word for word, as hc gave 10 to me:
andre FraniOii, born in one Of the
Black Sea provinces despite his name.
81 Russian Varcut,-was one OF the old
est and most respected members Of our
young revolutionary party. Although
az the time Observation-Disclosures vcurs Old
Doe took part in the great propagaudf.t
movement of 1928. which oprncI I'm
Russia tie era of revolution II wa.
time OF vague yet noble vcarnings-
visionary socialism of dreams of uni-
vcrsal hoppinc- to- be- obtained bv the
sole force Of teaching and example.
.Hs..a ...H
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rhn NV Yn,L ILih,lne nitns II

The New York TTib,ne cites the
case of railroad company paying n
widow Sl2, 500 for the death of her
husband, then bringing in the statement
that the owner of Jay-Eye-Sec holds him
at 100000. thus moralizcs: Horse.
100000; man, SIP, 800! 1t looks MS if
the man must 60 a horse has TO go
pretty fast before he is worth 500, 900
-hdian9p0iis Journal
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-02

The business of smuggling China
men from British Columbia into the
United States has developed into u
profitable one. The rates are from three
to ten dollars man, and the easy pas
sage of canoe among the uninhabited
islands in Puget Sound renders the work
comparatively safe. Once landed, no
one can tell the contraband Chinaman
from one who is entitled To residence
within our borders Chicago Times.
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HAVE been entirely cured OF a terrible
case OF Blood Poisoning by the use Of
Swift's Specific Is. 5. 81 after trying ev-
erything known 20 the medical people
without relief. JNo. ;. TAGGART,
Salamanca. n. y.
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A Fortuna

may be made by hard work, but can neither
be made nor enjoyed without health. To
those leading sodcntary lives DR.. II. V.
Pi'Tcc's " Golden Medical Discovery is n
Tral friend. 1t stimulates the liver, purifics
the blood, and is tho best reno ly for con.
sumption, which is scrofulous disease of
the lungs. BY all druggists.
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One OF the Elect.

CLEVELAND, O.-Thc Plain Dealer re-
ports that Hon. Martin A. Foran, Congress-
mau-elcct from the Cleveland, o., district,
has used St. jacobs Oil in his family and
has always found it safe and reliable, and
it Afforded him great relief to a lame knee.
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SALTMARsH, ALA.-Dr. Jas. B. Mills savs.
"Several OF my patients have used Browns
Iron Bittcrs for chronic indigestion with
benefit
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BEING entirely vegetable, no particular
care is required while using Dr. Pierce's
" Pleasant Purgative Pellets" They ope-
rate without disturbance to the constitu-
ton, diet, or occupation. For sick head
ache, constipation, impure blood, dizziness,
sour eruCtntions from the stomach, bad
taste in mouth, bilious attacks, pain In
Icgion of kidney, internal fever, Dloated
feeling about stomach, rush of blood TO head,
take DR.. Iicrce's pellets" BY druggists.
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$1,000 KEWARD WIN b. p1d 70 ,t Gn{ ehsmi Ss
= :. s. particle 81 mercury. iodido potassium. OF
any poisonous substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawers Atlanta. Ga
Our treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed free
20 applicants.
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Twas suffering from Blood Poison and Merc1nn
Rhcumntstn aud had spent ESQ Tor treatment withno
benefit and II seemed that was doomed 20 nlc.
Caught AZ Swift'E Specific drowning man would At
n strnw, and n has saved from horrible deaih-
aud cured MIC sound and well u T. the greatest nedi-
cine I'm tic NUfld G. II. SMILEY, quincy. III.
HEREDITA f.-sNin's Specific cured M
sound and well OF a SCfgfugus taint Inherited frO1
my ancrstors j. -. NAY, Macon. Ga.
| am sure that Swifts Specific raYsd my life. was
terribly poisoned with Malaria. and was given mp 10
die swft's SPECIFIC relieved me promptly aud entire
liz. think n Us the greatest remedy OF the no. -
q. G.. SPESCEH, Supt Gas Works. HOfos, "a
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DARDANELLE, ARK.-Dr. NJ. NJ. Groom SAYS:
browns Iron Bittcrs Is the best medicine
I'm the world and is eTecting miraculous
curcS.U
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THE difference between besotted man
aud pi. is slight one at best. Ones a
hunting grog and the others u grunting
hog .-PntSbUFgh Telegr0ph.
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WHEN Ismail Pasha looks at his bills for
foil bonnets, that's the time, Of course. he
finds his harem scare INN y. Graphic.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-02

COULD the pitcher OF base ball team be
spoken Of rs power behind tho throw? i
Chicago Tri6VRe.
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DIR. PIcrce's "FavorIto PrescrI,

always becomes the favorite remedy OF
those who try IL. IL is n specific for eli fe.
male " weaknesses" and arrangements,
bringing strength 20 the limbs and back,
and color 10 the face. o. all druggists.
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The man who made "a virtue" OF "neces.
sity" Is believed TO have been particular
Nv Intelligent compositor.-N. y Post.
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WOMAN AID ME BABY.

WOMAN AND THE BABY.
What puzzle the little child n domestic ccononvl
How the mother
of her blessed little ~ w ~
How the child kicks, and laughs crowsl
How the chid grows and is heavier every
And yet she lifts him and him, and plays takes
care of him by day and by night
Is wonder the mother breaks back aches Her
stomach fails her Her liver bad Her blood thin and she saws she
Icl3 poorly Yes pooryvcy poorly Give OF
Bo"S boz BcyS She Reeds the iron blood which that will
put mere ohe must have strength, she will invalid
br"fHS /o1 BicS helps and women into new life
cheeriuIness, and vgor Tell all mothers YOU know
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-02

Boston girls never giggle. They merely
express their delight by n dreamy, far.
away. north pole smile. Detroit Post.
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For YEARS | have been n sufferer with
Catarrh, and under a physicians treatment
for over "A year. Ely's Cream Balm gave
me imsediate relief. / believe / am on.
tirely cured. G.. s. DAVIS, First National
Bank, Elizabeth, N. j.
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Though shaken I'm
every Joint and nbcr
with fever and ngue.
or bilious rcnii;tent,
the system may yet
DC freed from the
mnllgnantyirus with
HOstcttcr's Stomach
Bittcrs. Protect the
system against itwlth
this bcncnccnt anti
spasmuLic, which IL
furthermore n su.
prcmc remedy for
liver complaint, con.
stipntiOn. dyspepsia,
debility. rheumatism,
kidney troubles and
other ailments.
For sale by all
Druggists and Deal.
crs generally.
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A GOOD many Of tho young bloods wear
diamond studs that stick. Paste always
does.-ChicnlO InLer Ocedn.
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SwIrT's SPEcIrtc (S. S.'S.) hns cured mo
entirely Of bad Blood Poison. / went ono
hundred miles To get 10, and II made me as
sound as a new dollar.
j. W. WEYLEs, Meadville, Pa.
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A DENTISTS appearance is apt to deceive
one. The more he looks down in the mouth
tie better he feels Buffalo Express.
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A STITCH In Time must make tho old
chap feel sew-sew.-B burlington Ha,Ckeye.
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lH "a HFn Wlgsd Wares sent o n. anywhere. whole.
n ~ ~ sale lctail. Pricollst rrec Goods garan
HpEAhsttecd. ByC.STREHL.157 Wabash-ay. Chicago
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Mason & HamIin Organs,

New illustrated Catalogue, (i0 PIP. 4to)
for season of 1884, including many new
styles; best assortment Of the best and
most attractive organs we have ever Of
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CHILD that wakes with Group should
have dose Of Piso's Cure.
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Ny DAUGHTER and myself, great suffer.
crs from Cotarrh, have been cured Ivy
Ely's Cream Balm. My sense of smell re-
stored and health greatly improved. &. NJ.
STANLEY, Merchant Ithaca, n. Y.
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SUFFERERS PROM CoUGHs, SORE THROAT,
etc, should try " BrO1Cu's bronchial
IrOcheS," n sure remedy % cents Dor.
" aniictcd with Sore Eyos. use Dr. Isnao
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For aged men, women, weak and sickly
children, without a rival. Will not cause
headache. Browns Iron Bittors.
EVERY dog that has n bark should be
launched - into eternity.
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