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Notice.

In the matter of the estate of Fred Hoffman. de-
ceased.
In Probate Court of Boise county, l. T.
II appearing to the Judge of said Court by the
petition in writing, presented and filed by Ella AZ
Holman, the administrative of the estate of Fred
Hoffman, deceased, praying for an order to sell re-.
al estate that 1t is necessary sell the whole or
some portion OF the real estate to pay the bts out
standing against the deceased, and the debts, ex-
penses and cuarges of this administration
1t Is lerefore ordered by the Court that all per
sons interested in the said estate appear before the
said Probate Court on Tuesday, the 9th day of Sep
tember, 1884, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of said
day at the Court room of said Probate Court in the
Court House OF said county, to show cause why an
order should not be granted to the said adIuinstra-
tsix 10 sell much OF the real estate of said de-
ceasee as shall be necessary. And that a COPY of
this order be published in the Idaho Semi-Weeki
World, newspaper printed and published at Ida.
ho City, III said county. at least four consecu i've
weeks before said ninth day of September. 1854.
II. B. MOORE,
Probate Judge.
IDAHO CITY Agg. 7, S4-4w.
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MIDDLE-AGED MEN
DR.. SPINNEY @ CO,
No. III Kearny Street San Eronnisc

7. S-For private diseases of short sandipg
full course of medicines, sufficient for cure witt
all Instructors, will be sent TO any address on re
ceipt of $1,000
Jan. IS. l8So-tf.
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YOUNG M"NT
NAFHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE EP
w fects of youthful folles or iudiscretlon win
do well 10 avail themselves of this the greatast
boon ever laid at the altar of suffering humanitv
DIX. SPIN sEI Will guarantee to forfeit 500 for ev
cry case OF seminal "eaknessor private Iii ,ease Of
any klna or character which ne undel takes and
ails to cure. ~
MTDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty to 81 Sty who
are troubled with too frequent evacna,ioas of the
bladder, often accompanied by slight smarting OF
'hihg sensation and weakening oi the system
- manner the patient cannot account f)r ON
examining the urinary deposits a rop, sediment
will often be found, and sometim. small parti.
ces OF albumen will appear, the color viii be or
thin milkish hue, again changing 10 a dark and
torpid appearance There are many men who die
OF this dlihculty, Ignorant of the cause which is
the second stage OF seminal weakness DR. s will
guarantee perfect cure in all such cases, and q
healthy restoration OF the genito urinary organs.
Ofhce Hours-i0 to and to g. SUNDAYS from
10 to IL a. M Consultation free. Ihorous III exam.
ination and advice. SIS.
Call Or address
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DR.. LIEBIG's ISvIGoRAroR No. ., is the only
cure for PRosTAToRRnEA.. By it MANHOOD is re-
stored and the hand of time moved back from are
to youth
Price of either snviGOrator. S. Case
of six bottles, SO. Sent to any address, covered
securely from observation.
Dr Liebig * 90. treat successfully BY HON.
oeopathy every form of SPECIAL, PRIVATE or
CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury or naseous
drugs. II vitality is drained from the body nu-
merous diseases follow that battle ordinary medical
q esstment. If allowed to continue. the unnatural
10 causes consumption. Diabetes, Bright's Dis
ease, INSANITY, etc Cures guaranteed. Diseases of
the genitoul inarv organs, kidneys liver and blad
der specially treated. DISEASES OF WOMEN sa ED
ILY CURED.
Qualified and Responsibilities. Liebig
Co. from EUROPE. are organized in compliance
With Califordia Medical Law iploma procured by
regular college education and are in their nine
reenth year Of special practice.
Most powerful electric belts free to patients.
To prove THE WoEpRRFUI POWER of the lNqI,r-
ORATOR So BOTTLE GIVEN SENT FEEE. Con-
sultation fl ee and private.
DR.. LIERIG' S WONDERFUL GERMAN INylG-
ORAr0t is protected by copyright from Patent
Office of United States Government. Beware OF
limitations. Liebeig's Dispensary,
400 Geary street san Francisco Cal.
Private Entrance. 4e5 Mason Street, four blocks
up Geary Street from Eearnev. Mair Entrapc
through Dissensary Drug Stete.
Dec. 2S 1885
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,ew ork Sun: ''Yes, sir" said an
En'Auslastic citizen of a new western
(aSn' we've got right smart town,
((panger. Why, he continued, i'm
's'Vely, sits only six months old
@ia Its got two hotels, forty y-eight
saloons, twenty-seven gamblin
''eS' Tour drug stores, to say nuthin'
sio'ery and and clothin' stores,
the best half-mile track west Of
4 Missoura.n
any churches?" asked the stran-
'Any whatgn
Thurches.n
hg p;nt % mean . them buildin's with a
YES" III Tue arr
Eas NO, ~" we hain't got any of them.
bmt mts some talk about buildin'
X too ' We we + finally allowed it would
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"Come heah, Gawge Washin ton.
Wahfur yo' gwine steal dem chick
ens?" screamed an old colored woman
to her boy, who was slipping around
the house with something under his
coat
81 nebbah stole no chickens. Who
tole yo' | done it?" replied the boy,
facing around and twisting his coat
we'll toward his back.
"Nobody done tole me. CANT l
see dem yaller legs hangin' down be-
hind yo' clos?"
"Yee'um, yo' kin, but l nebbah
stole um."
Come heah. Use talkin' to yo'
now, an | wants to know how yo' got
um ef yo' didn't steal um."
"W'y, nanny, l buyed um, sho's
yo' lib"
sGo way, chile. Doan' lie to yo'
nanny. Dem chickens longs to
Mas Jones; | seed UNI in his coop
yesterday"
"Dey's mine; l buyed um frum
Mas Jones hisseff."
! "Wha'd yo' git de money!"
wy nanny, l tuck hit outen his
rawah wen he wuzn't lookin'."
- "Io' amt lynn now, is yo' Gawge
Washin'ton."
NO. amt, nanny, sho."
We'll, Gawge Washin ton, Use
p0Wahtul glad yo' didn't steal dem
Fuckens. Use been mighty keerful
\ l0tch yo' up right, an when l seed
pen yaller laigs, wuz sho' yo' wuz
Pursettln' my teachin' an wuz foller-
IN de footsteps of yo' poo ole
FOddah."
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consisting in stock at Publishers prices
II we do not have the Book rr piece oI
Music wanted. will procure It for you
Give us trial and you will lose nothing
Mar 3, Soft
The Dawson journal., 1884-04-24
Bright Bits,

Nature does not often make a
fool. She furnishes the raw ma
terial and lets it take its own
course.
The South complains of too
much rain, but you can't make a
country waterproof and expect
any crops.
"And so, dear Miss singleton,
you never married?" "No, dear, |
din not; l came very near in, how
ever. My six sisters married with
in five years, and / went through
every engagement without a catch.
Even in the most desperate bat
ties, you know, and in the most
terrible massacres, there is always
one who escapes to tell the tale"
"Why are you home SO early?"
asked wife of her husband. as
the singing school exhibition out
already" "No, not more than
half out" he replied. "Why didn't
you stay to the close? Weren't
you interested in the singing?"-
Il was until a sixteen-year-old
boy attempted to sing Larboard
Watch Alloy Then / thought |
would come home, go to bed and
try and forget all about it.
The Dawson journal., 1884-04-24

bill gives Secretary Teller and his
successors no control over the
schools of the state. The money
is to be paid over to the officer of
the state authorized by the laws
OF the state to receive the same"
In this state Commissioner Orr
would apportion the money among
the counties rs he does the money
raised in the state. The bill pro-
vides that the instruction contem-
plated shall "include the art of
reading, writing and speaking the
English language, arithmetic,
geography, history of the United
States, and such other Breaches of
useful knowledge as may be
taught under local laws" Alto
gether the bill is free of objections,
and is one greatly needed and de-
sired. If Georgia gets from it a
full share of its benefits, she will
receive toward the education of
her children in the course of eight
years the handsome sum of six
million two hundred and forty
thousand dollars.
The bill passed the senate after
thorough discussion by large
majolity-two thirds of the mem
bers present-and its fate in the
popular house can scarcely be
doubtful. twill encounter doubt
less unexpected enemies, but it
will gain friends in both parties
and from all sections. We don't
see how any Southern member can
reasonably object to an appropria-
ton that will chiefly benefit his
own section. "It will not" says
the Charleston News and Courior
in this connection, ''be agreeable
to the white people in the Southern
states to find their representatives
in congress denying them, without
good reason, the benefit of the
millions of dollars that will flow
into the South when the bill be-
comes a law" If the Southern
members solidly support the bill,
there is NJ question as to it's pas
sage in the House
The Dawson journal., 1884-04-24
Sea VOyaging.
Medical Renorter.

Medical Reporter.
We are accustomed to recon-
mend a sea voyage to patient
whom we are not able to otherwise
benefit, that it has become
therapeutic routine, and we rarely
hesitate to consider the appropria-
teness of our recommendation. In
the Lancet, February 23d, DIR.
Farquhar publishes a paper on
Sea Change, the Effects of Voyag-
ing, with cases. He remarks on
the paucity of information on this
subject, DR.. Faber being the only
observer who had gone to work
Systematically. DR.. Farquhar's
observations on voyage last win
ter up the Mediterranean led
him to the belief that many un-
suitable cases are sent a-voysging
by medical men, and in the event
of such rigorous winter as that
of last year, even in Italy and
Greece, the disappointment to in
valids in search of health must be
great. He then gives details of
the various cases that came under
his care and observation. The
most pronounced benefit was OBJ
tanned by most of the phthisical
cases, but some left the steamer
before the tonic and stimulating
action of the sea air had made it.
self felt, unnerved by the hardships
endured in a storm experienced on
leaving the Mersey. Voyagers
suffering from the effects of over
work and mental strain did we'll;
but Specific" cases showed the
most marvellous results, complete
recovery being the rule. Dyspep-
tics did not do we'll, nor subjects
of skin disease of a nervous orr
gin. To sum up, his experier ce
in this voyage led him to believe
that no diseased condition where
the nervous, irritable element was
present had much chance of bene-
fit; the sea air stimulus was in the
end too powerful through its con-
stancy. Such cases should land
after the first beneficial stimula-
ton, which generally occurred
within the first three or four weeks
of the voyage.
The Dawson journal., 1884-04-24

Each article OF in
gredient is perfectly
harmless in itself, and
in combination forms
one of the most pow
erful, efficient and
pleasant medicines and
permanent cure of
Rheumatism, Scrofu-
la, Scald Head or let
ter, old Chronic Sores
of all kinds, Boils
Pimples and all Dis
eases arising from an
impure state of the
Blood. 1t is also good
as an appetizer and
For General Debility.
This medicine is no
sec. ct nOstrum; its
formula is open for
inspection to any ply
stefan, and we invite
any and all physicians
who will take the trou
BILE to examine into its
merits.
CAMPBELL BROS,
Druggists, Sole Man
ufacturers. Superln-
tended by
SAML HODGES,
Corner Broad & Sum-
mer streets, Nashville,
Tenn. Price 81 per
Bottle, or 6 bottles for
SO
TELEPHONE No. 1856.
ALSO
Manufacturers of
The Dawson journal., 1884-04-24
142,7S0.3 80
$56S,218.5l

There can be no question as to
the right to take into account the
sums derived from local taxation.
because they are part of the reve-
nues of the general government.
The benefits of the first year there
fore Is available without extra taxa
ton; and it is estimated that the
Joint appropriations of the state
and the general government will
enable the state school commits
sioner to keep the public schools
OF the state open fully six months
of the first year.
In the third year the state will
be entitled to about 81, 100000, if
it expends a like amount. The
state tax would have to be doub-
led at least; but as there is no need
of crossing bridge until we come
to it, the third year of the bill, if it
becomes a law, can safely be left
to take care of Itself.
There are some provisions of the
bill that should not be overlooked.
1t is not bill to educate the col
ored children of the state. 1t is a
bill for the benefit of all the chill
dren of the state that are sent to
the common schools. 1t does not
provide for mixed schools; on the
contrary, it expressly declares that
separate schools for white and col
ored children shall not be consid-
cred violation Of the act. The
The Dawson journal., 1884-04-24
DIR. }. II. Hammond
CHICKASAwHATCHEE q.

YAK Els this method to return th,,t.
= his many friends for their Iiber ndA =.
ronase IN the past. Hopes by strict ct. a, ~
tion to business to merit q cont;nu.n na'I
their confidence and patronage He I 5.s'.'
MS entire time to the practic of ms Ss,S'
and gives SPECIAL attention to the trs.,u
OF all diseases both acute and cS,nn1
Those indebted to him are carpentl iU' Y
quested to come forward and settle At a.,
-post-office address, Sasser, Ga, '' 'A'
The Dawson journal., 1884-04-24
Doomed to Death.

Still there is some hope left
Brewers Lung Restorer has saved
thousands and why not you? Will
YOU, can you doubt It's efficacy
when there are so many who posi-
lively and nneqnivocally assert the
fact that they were cured by it?
The Dawson journal., 1884-04-24
DOCTORS
HENDRIX { CHBIS'Ip

HAVING associated themso,r,.
- er in the practice Of M Selses togag
their professional services to n. oSl
pie OF Dawson and vicinitv good O ps
attended to with promptnau. ", Busin,
G S;'.r reasonable, When not uis aN'.
slonally engaged either Of ,h IO' pfOfsI
found at the drug store of 'nem Can
DIR. W. e. KENDR,cv
The Dawson journal., 1884-04-24

In this Office when a man falls
in the waste basket he drops into
poetry,
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rEpuullvAa >lATh CONVENTION.

...o,e. ,ta,n l0,.ytrtlou OF the State be
-" ~ .,o,.hr,v m Wcdn,tday. July 50, 1884, at
ne" $3.50. n inmate candidates for Cover.
4oorao,A sn,.rd,,t NJ Fro schools. Audi.
,".r,o..u,p, .,,o,ncy.uene,al, ard two Judges
-. Sum, nm conrt Of Appeals, lobe voted for
AN, ,r1r,sl election TO be held Oh tho second
49, n. cc,oher 1e.t; and to nominate six
r sh,.,,|sI electors to be voted for ut the r,est.
s.n.,.l al, elton to be held Oh the fourth day oil
sH,nmh c, no,t: 10 ,clcct q State Central Commit.
49, snI IN ,,,n,sr, such ether business III may
,a,o ho,ote ,.id , invention,
t'ne wv 49,. ., uo., v,,,t,,, AND all
The Republican e!ecto!s vi "es' 'hs'uiH eAu 40
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A hlschisyous donkey,

A c%orre3oondent writes IN Land ami
Water an incident which hannensd l,tsiu
in a well. known Davonah;ra v,tar;n',
place. which shows ,nat the h;ober sdroa'
lion OF enimale NAV aome,imes Tasuit r.
consequences which, thouch not withont
their distinctly humorous chase. ara dpc;d.
eddy yexstious. A poulterer. who in alsn ,
bit OF a naturalist. kent several metz ls n 4
which he was very Justly proudLsmonu
them a monkey. a couple nj narro,a and o
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vaulted elixir was a kind Of sulphur similar
to compound sulphuric ether. Nevershe-

vaulted sli1i. was a kind Of sulphur similar
to compound sulphuric ether. Nevershe-
less, to the researches Of Paracelsus we are
indebted Tor our primary knowledge
Of mercury, which he was the fnt
to ute as q medicine. About this epoch
one Leonard Thurneyfser attained world.
wide celebrity ss an assrologer and nativity
caster. Hs was q physician, printer, book.
seller and horoscopist all In ons. He pro.
Iessed that, by the aid Of astroloRy, he
could not only predict future events but
likewise prolong lie. He publlshed yearly
IN astrological calendar, describing. the
nature Of the forthcoming year and IT
chief events. His calendar and other
quackeriea enabled him to smass the sum
Of 1000 4 rims. He declared that every
man lay under the influence Of certain
etar, by which his destiny was ruled.JOn
as%certainipg from what planet a PERSONS
misiortuues or sickness proceeded, he nd.
vised his patient to remove bis residence
within the control Of a more propitiou.
luminsry. In short 10 escape from the
Influence Of q malignant to a more friendly
s~atellito was the basis Of his theory.
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P~rOlObKing Life.


It was during the darkness OF the Middle
Ages, ripe with iana,iciam and supers.;-
ton, that the mos. absurd, ideas Of witch.
craft, horoscopes, chiromancy and empirl.
cal panaceas for the %prolongs,ion OF life
first became disseminated. The philoso.
pher's stone and elixir OF life wefs then
Wanted by the alchemists. Foremost
among the prolongers OF life We find Para
celsius, an slchemist Of great renown, and a
man Of considerable attsinments. He
claimed to have discovered the elixir Of
lie. So great was his il fl renee that even
the learned Erasmus did not disdein to
consult him Patients and pupilf fl ,cked
around him from every quarter OF Europe.
Notwithstanding his famous ."stone oil i'm.
mortality" he died at the age Of so, HIs
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THREE PERCENT
or the Contempt fino subscribed By the
perple n FnymingtOn. "a

or the Contempt fine subscribed By the
People " Pennington.
To H.. Editor Of ne lnk1tsene7.
SlR:-Encloeed And a private list Of the
names OF those who have jointly cont1ibu.
ted 50 rs, just three percent Of what It cost
you to defend the rights Of the people from
bourbon usurpation. Please accept this as
q small token Of the high regard In which
you are held by the contributors for the
manly curse you have taken in defense Of
their richtp, and oil free speech and free
p,ess. You have espoused a holy cause,
and every honest and intelligent nan will
sustain you.
Bonrbonism 10 In a state Of disintegration,
and We hereby pledge ourselves 10 do all
We honorably can to cause It's immediate
overthrow.
III y GU, McDuf,
And Cursed bel who dts. cries, Hold enoughl'
FARMlSGroNlANa.
Harrington, ". Va, July 90.
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Many wer. democrats.

.4ouAdstie Reporter tRtp)
As one Of the collectors OF the Supreme
con,emp. fund.-" collected in this place on
Monday, for the purpose Of reimbursipz
Meprs. Frew & Hart, CT the Wheeling
lNrELLlGgNcER. in the constructive con.
tempt cssr, and to rebuke the court 70" It's
decision, We report that our collection
amounted to SIT 20, which has been paid
over 10 Sheriff Hicks, who had collected
twenty-five cents more, making SIT 81.
Every person contributed c%heerlully, and
many were Democrats.
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Richmond tO.l Eedia'Or tllpl
The Yves, Virginia Court Of Appeals has
subj .cted the eoi,or and publishers Of the
Wheeling 1SrRLLlGLScKR to q heavy fine
f,f contempt, by reason Of that paper hav.
ing published some severe criticisms on the
ac.lon Of the court judges. We know
nothing Of tho truth or ts!sity Of the INTEL
LiaE> cYR's accusations, but we dc know
that when a court assumes 10 act as prose-
cutor, judge and jury, and assess fines Tor
words spoken or published against 1t, the
old Federal seditiou law looms into respect.
ability.
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NO Remains 10 send,

Exchange. .|N
An Eastern man received a telegram
from the West, announcing the sudden
demise OF a relative and they replied;
Send on the remains at once.
No telegram wr1 received in answer, but
in a few days later a letter came saying
simply: "There amt NJ remains. He wal
kicd by a null"
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II your lungs are weak, II a cold causes
you quick distress, you will breathe easier,
you will cough less, you will strengthen the
pulmonary organs. you will ieel better every
way II yon will occasionally use Dr.. Wistar'a
balssm Of Wild Cherry. AK your drupgist
tor 1t. SIS. -, - DIV
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Trains arrive and dcpa,.as iol.owsHc,ty Time.

Trstnsarrivc and depaItas iol!ows-city Time:
RALTIn0HE d OHI0.-NA1x LINDA
pnrt-For Baltimore snd new York, l:4l a m. 81,
q IN, and sos p m. Grafton Accommod ttIon f:9s
\ m; Local freight 7:05 q N. N uudsvile Accom-.
moda.iou. !l:s5 a N. Glorcr's G.p Acoommoda.
81. {. Dfv.-For Chicago and the West, s:1s . m
7::25 p m and ll:l0 p N. Basnesville Accommnda..
a9n, S;ssa NJ 11nesT.ne accommodation, 4:4opm
q NJ. Tdadelphis Accom- .nodstio,, s:cS D m
Warrington. Pa, Accom- odation, s:si p N
Arrive From baltimore and Washington, D.
9 la:los n, lo:lS = n, and s;2s p NJ. Glovers Gap
modation. ll:so p m. Grafton Accommodsuon' S:as
p m. Local freight 4:l0 p n. ~,--'""- 1900
GO. Dlv.-FIom CHICAGO and tha West. 2:4o 4 m,
e:4o 4 N: And Sos p. NJ. GAINESVILLE Acccmmods.
Non: 300 . u. GAINESVILLE Accommodation, so
W. P. & 8. D1v.-Ffom Pithbureh. at i'm = N
snd ~ ? m. Warrington, Pa. S:1o a N. Trisdei.
phiR, 4:l0 p N. s+r4 rslrFt ~ -;-gT -
All through trains run daily. Local t,sin, dali,
except Sunday. -
r., O. a ST. I~.-DmAn7-6:0 Z n, SIS 4 m
TO , N, rs p N. AARrvx-s:ao = m, il:o5 4 m
Cleveland: Aorain d wheeifng.-puArr
8. Clsitsvillc 9:27 n. Cleveland express le:22 a M
4:l7 p m, 81. ClaiBville accommodstion XII ,e O.
AERIvE-st. Caiisville S:27 q H., Massilon accor,.
!modation 9:3l IN, st. Clairsvi,l 10 1o.N D a.. Cieve.
land express 1857 p m. St. Ulairsville l:52 D ~. so
Cleveland d Ftttsburkh-Drp.n,L.oo .
n, n:27 : m, 4:16 P u; ateubanvillo Accomnnnds.
don 9:ls = m, Wellsyilo Accommodation S:as
m. A~Hs!ya-l2ss ? m, s:os , m s:s p n; stsu.
oomnodAtion 8:S3 4 N. "' AZ
b. Z. q g. Railway-LnAyy BelI.i,a n,
Wood16eld and 6ummcr1eld at Goo q. nj. and o.Sa
p, m. AHnIvE At BellAire At I'll 1. m, and s:as ~ ~ ~
ohio River X H.-DyrARr-For Pa,terhrm
6 50 m; Accommodation IS am and 10 NM.
'ARRIvE-1l:0 4 NJ. s 90 p m and s;N q \. ,"S,p' y.
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Harrington, ". Va, Ju'y 90. ra


Revolutionary Hood Boiling.
One penny Is for myself and the other Is
for my great grandfather who fought
through the Indian wars and the war Of
the Revolution, and who Is not now living
to give bis penny. B,
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s AS WE'LL expect HE without air, "a health
without pure blood. Cleanse the blood with
Ayers Sarsapa1illa, ~ pAw
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