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You WIN sny tho Same

hoh VIII say tho same.
Nothing relieves pain SO quickly as
Bonson's Capcin0 Porous PlRsters.n
). 5. Stafford, Now York. 2jo.
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20 cents will get good ladies' slip.
per mt Loon Kahn y.
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| EOR SNLE-5lN0i FEET, ON THE
A south side Wood trCct, notWean Ca0ojl
aud Preston streets: house Of3 rooms. We
oiler % bargain la the above property,
oWaer dosires To change his Ic.lionce la
another state Apply 10 MURPHY a. 10.
NV. Ram h.L-Ln ami Collecting Am----
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Ladies' suits and underwear
70 close out Mt coat, go to E. Bau.
mans.
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/ lHpE S\Lr-t1A.tu tErr VT THE
4 southwest corner OF Main aud 81. Paul
| strcois. with euliro Improvements, tor 81.
9ggyi without lmprnF monls lHr t,OyJ Also
west OF hr'uy, Tor i,i1l Also giXiyO feet
| on Main street, l7i feet cast OF Mummy st.
Apply TO MURPHY a BlLANX, R.ni Est1tr
NgeuLs tnd collectors, 100 Mainst, II
Eok sALE-uOUSG AND LOT ON
~ bFynn s.recti house has S rooms, lot
HST{l2l lcel, .n the very best at condition;
| thls property centrally located. and of,
isrod &C positive bargain. Apply 10
SlApso5 " HUFFMAN, 13l Elm ft, 10
h OR S\LE-pHE BLOCK OF GROUND
y corner OF Live oak ana auwkine
Nireetsi houses, one for business, the other
t" io0rcc; offered low down. Apply 10
0iN soN luFFMAN, 73l Elm street II
Luy sNAE-HOUSE IND LOT. COR.
4 nee of Nsiu and Leonard streets.
house hn9t rooms, lot l00NI0J feet; stable
aal either improvements; tho lowest price
y. ~ easy tc ms Apply to SIMrsuN ~
HUFFMAN, ~ Elm Street. NJ
l.Oh sNlE-UOusE MD non. COR
~ ncr OF Main and tnhrll streets; house
h1sG ro'ms; .ot 5lXlO0 foot; cistern aud
shndo trees choice property; ole cd low
10Wn Apply 10 SIMPSON ~ HUFFMAN,
ISL Elm street. aug II
INuR SALEM n HAVE TWO FIRST
n clsys family horses for sails % low Gg-
ulcs Can he seen at Lcoper's Livery sta.
bic on Elm street DALLAS IMPLEMENT
COMPANY. augi.it
Nuk eALE-UhEAp AND ON kASY
n terms, three OF the hucst cottages Ia tho
oityi new ana very dcsirUbly located, Hn.
quire az tho Ecllpac lumber Yard,
maylG-imo a. NJ. PAuE.
lHOk sALE--WE HAVE a FEW sEC-
II onl hand gins and engines, In good re-
pair which VIC are closing out at very low
figures. BOwaEg s. LKMoN, at thoOl stsud,
muv9l.tf
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THE Nail PoUoH.


DENTON, Aug, ~ Correspoudence.l
The grand juryreconvened at the call
of the district judge this morning, and
will probably refiud most OF the IL
dictments presented ny them before
their adjournment.
Dennis Rranston, found guilty OF
bigamy, hes been granted = new
trial,
A. X. Hill has b3en toond guilty of
DEMONSTRATING in two cases; ELK years
in the penitentary IN th8 FIRST case
and five in the second.
The banks and pOstotii3o will close
tomorrow, out Of respect 70 the mem
Ory of General Grant
The new elevator is finished and is
now receiving grain
Quito large NUMBER of our citizens
have attended the reunion at Fort
Worth.
A man named Yaruurg was ~
rested on tho charge OF drun6ounosg
Wednesday night, with two bottles of
whisky In his POSSESSION. The officer
labOred long and oeruts Is, by threats
and promises, ca iuduCB the man TO
tell where he goJ mis- whisky, but isi,-
ing in this be took the man TO tho
Hcooler." Next morning bis honor
found him guilty Of drunkenness, and
collected tho hne. Shortly HiterWard
Ysrburg was rlc3d on tho witness
stand by his honor aud sworn, tncu
catechised az TO Whero no 80 she H.
quor. YarbUrg gave satisfactory re-
plies, and was hnmly turned loose It
is rumored that suit for damages
against the mayor end marshal has
been instituted by Yarburg.
The session Of tue Texas Normal
music school ct this place under
charge of Prof. Shook, Of Dallas, is
proving quite success.
Mr.. David Hough, an old genilomon
well known and respected by all diod
last Monday, after brief illnass.
Mr.. II, M. SC1iptUrG has recovered
from his long spoil OF fever.
Mr.. Z. j. Dullug has returned from
his visit 10 Lexington, Missouri.
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,: Li,eYant e.olh and gIlt binding Sealed a,
deriul pen pictures, true to life, articinys Noa;
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whyP Proper age 10 marry, Wbnyn mslohot;
Manhood, Nomanhood, Physical deeay HWIit
5noTu marry Low ile and happness nav ~ "
marrying should read It. IL ought 10 ba iallg
by ell adult persons, then kent under loc. reai
key, Popular edition, same as above. Inv alt
Or postage. ~ uoaeI
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0i' S'' 0naflas St., ST. LOUIS w

,5 ~ Isl Is istelf-eyldent that physlci,1 -
ali rI oye sFi B 2ad physIeiens regular p a
recommend cases to the Oldest t o,I,. reqaelui
ca where every known appliance g 4, "a Amer.
S 10, sld the proved good rene Il ;a escorted
usg9 inr oice purposes, and al are igSas
what to do, no Si @24i9Sri ana E9oTSS
count OF the great number annIyy, On 4;
ehar3eS are Kept low, often lower t6ans VI
manded by others. II You secure tb .'s ~ : DE-
get a5peedy and perfect life cure. ibs s9'ii 9t
iimpogtahli{ matter, Pamphlet 90 pages s u;
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SILK and stitl hats at aud below cost
70 close out, at Leon Rahn'A.
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Ladies' don't mlss the sale OF hata
aud bonnets tomorrow at Bauman'e
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SIR and stitfhats ~ ana below cost
TO close out, at Loon Kahn's.
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TOR SALE -75yl5O FEET ON SOUTH
II side OF Wood street, between Ervay
and veal streets, house OF 8 rooms No.
1896, price $1,000; also house and lot at the
fair grounds on Swiss avenue, near Captain
Gaston's, price 1880. apply 10 MURPHY
q BoLANz, real estate and collecting
agents, 700 Main street.
IGOR SALE. $40 ACRES mile SOUTH
Il Ofihe courthouse and on the Dallas
and Lancaster road. This property is on
high commanding position and overlook
Ing the city OF Dallas WIN make fine SUI.
burban residence property. Price so per
acre, one half cash, balance on time. APP
ply TO MURPHY & BOLnNH, real estate
agents and collectors, 7O] Main street,
lNUR SALE-Nr 4 BARGAIN, RESI-
4 deuct, No, GA POgs avenue, OF plas-
tered rOO1 aud hall; fruit trees; lot GjXll0
feet NEAR Leonard rtrect offered for Cns
week ~ Sl,sgO Apply 70 MuEPHY d Boz
LAM, Real Estate Agents, 40 Main street.
HUvg-lt
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Everybody drinks leo cold Wagon
hauser beer nd Two Brothersi saloon,
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The llrm OF Smith a Hal has this day
by mutual consent hcen dissolved. II N
smith assumes all liabilities aud collects
all outstanding accountg OF the arm.
y II. SMITH,
w. L.. HALL
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The cheapest gloves and corsets In
the city at Bauman's.
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10 have your watches, clocks and
lowelry repaired, so 10 l.. II. Curtis
corner OF Main aud Poydras streats,
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0old pens, pencils, autograph end
photograph albuma at Paul II. Erb's.
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The celebrated James Moana' 81
mems shoes at Leon Kahnis,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-15
poured |. asantlsy ot eAsnieals saso Is

poured . quantity OF chemicals fafo IL
stepped back as il 10 in<psct bis work.
Within = linuto q Kissing sound was
heard and blush hauls sh0t ID IN sight,
qnivered awhile and then sank bas l.
at Is done" be said
Lifting the glass fron it's rsceptasls be
deposited It earsfally on the noor, and
soon the mouse hoped out, taking the
steps Of bird. The canary seemed 70 be
hesitating between flying and creeping,
and finally decided 70 creep as best lt could.
Ia all its actions il betrayed the nature Of
the mouse and the latter was . bird ia
everything but shape.
Il change their souls at will," remarked
the old man, only l must let day or two
elapse between each experiment. | have
changed the souls OF terriers and rabbits,
dogs and pigs, aud am successful. All il
/ could get some human being 70 consent 70
die and become something better, purer
and nobler.
Look, my young friend, al that skele-
ton. It is ali that remains OF what was a
young and beautiful girl.
II can clOtae hese CHASTITY bones in warm
flesh and make il symme real as the Venus
de Medici. | lack "A soul Hers is gone.
Could you not find me some homely girl
who would consent 10 die in order % live
again in tho radiant being can createi
She would be beautiful, beloved, and J
would make her rich"
The reporter informed the old philosopher
that he knew of no young lady Of his ac-
quaintance who would be willing 10 make
the sacrifice.
'Hold my friend" said the old man, a
maniacal gleam coming into his eyes, and
moving cautiously to the door he closed it.
Returning he continued; II have grand
scheme. That remnant in yonder burial
case shall be man. You shall furnish
the soul in the'iuterest OF science"
mo; thanksv' yelled the reporter, as
he sprang for the door, wrenched it open,
and went down stairs four steps at time,
not stopping to pick up his hat. He didn't
care for it. The atmosphere was oppres-
sive, and he wanted fresh air. He doesn't
care to interview another crank. either.
~ = -~rv Aasily satisfied.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-15
}. W. EpDx.

have used Vans Magic Oh fer ksurzlslS xnd
II has proved 70 be satisfactory es il Las o0zsd
me entirely. also cur neat door neiglsb0r wss
c0rtd py IL Joeilans kleft by lntsrnal uss fos
Sore Threat combined with q severe Cough and
hoassenass, also n man ~ tbs name ~ St0fsl
kwintens was cured hy II ~ . very severe Lame
back. can never sas TOO Inuob IL praiss II yo1r
Mage Oh.
Grand Haven. April 25 lsSs.
Yours truly JACOB DKSPEI. .DEh
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-15

The operative potters, of Trenton, n. j..
have demanded the appointment of Board
of Arbitration to investigate whether re
duction is necessary to the welfare of the
mann facturers.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-15

We have ased Vans AAsie Gu Ia lntwznl sud
external apE LEGATIONS eases of Colds Collie C1ts
Burns. bruises. etc. ana ind hone better. IL y
especially aelapged 10 children "a IL car - Dso1
with safety and satisfaction. and We earnestly
Recommend Il - parents.
Mnskeson. sept ~ lsS&
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-15

We nave used your Magic OIL for several years
ano would nor Like "a be without IL az ii "a good
family medicine. via Barns Bruises Sors
Ihroat. Colds etc. henoe truly recommend il u
the public REk. 4. NAADEkN klkH
Patterson. n j.. Feb. ti. l6Ss.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-15
A CUNNING CRANK.
The Kind Of Geniuses That Flour
ish IN Colorado.

A Denver Man Who sets al Sszght the
Laws Which Govern Mind and Matter
ne Holds the Power OF Life and
Death IA His H4nds, It's Believes
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-15

MuskeSo1. Mich.
MR. y. q. fAHDKRLIS SDE.-We have used you
Magic Oh with syre8t satisfaction. one Of Qua
children Vas taken sick with lsO-oailedl diTh-
thersA. OF course We employed . doctor. bat the
child grew worse every day. One mornlnk the
doctor called with fOuf more Of hif profession,
and consulted. If thechila would be alive in the
evening they 10 @pen Tie childs throat and
cut the pliegm out Tins ! uld not approve ~,
bat ar there hope Of the child's recovery, 4
consented. Finally our neighbor, Mrs 4. Wander
werp. called with bottle Of your Magic on. and
asked If We would uBe tit would cost us moth
iIE. We gave the child three or i've CrOfss IL
lernally every hour. and Iouitced the soes ~ IL
feet witt OnlOnf and b0thed lie throat well with
Magic Ol ana when the doctor came IN tbeese1-
ing he wanted 90 know whaI We had gwen tie
child, ar ID breafhed 80 much easier. / told him
We used Vans Magic Oh he said keep night CD
using II az that wac better than he could 40. /
have thanked Mrs. Nanderwerp thousand time<
for her kindness and / sincerely thank you for
your valuable medicine. Yours truly.
Mrs A. ID PAIN.
Muskeeon i would say ] have known the ef-
fects of Nans Magic Oh. in domestic practice
always with good effects. never with bad effecIx
Have prescribed u Ia my pracuce md II sary
good and safe medicine.
w. ii. DELAP. M. ID.
Vans Magic Oh or King Of Pain is manusao-
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Ask any good doctor If hop
Bitters are not the best medicine
On eartht III

Malarial fever, Ague and Biliousness,
will leave any neighborhood as soon as
hop bitters are used.
'My mother drove the. paralysis and
neuralgia all out of her system with hop
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BGTK Keep the kidneys healthy with hop
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Ice water is rendered harmless and
more refreshing and reviving with hop
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The vigor of youth for the aged and
infirm in hop bitterslll
Cat the change of life nothing equals
Hop Bitters TO ailay all troubles incdenti
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The best periodical for ladies to take
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Mothers with sickly, fretful, nursing
children, will cure the children and benz
eft themselves by taking hop bilters.
Thousands die annually from some
form of kidney disease that might have
been prevented by timely use of hop
bitters.
& Indigestion, weak stomach, irregu-
iarities OF the bowels, cannot exist when
hop bitters are used.
A timely 8 . use ofhop
Bitter win keep whole family
In robust health year at a little cost.
To produce real genuine sleep and
chiId-like repose all night, take little
hop bitters on retiring.
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No matter how handsome or stalwart a
young man msy be otherwise, nothing
can make by for head. Shining talents
are attractive, but shining poll is not.
The cause may be sickness or anything
else, yet Parker's Hair Balsam will stop
the less of the hair and start new growth
of glossy and soft hair so quickly as to
surprise restoring the original color
at the same time. Not dye, not oily,
delicately perfumed. Only standard SOC.
dressing.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The
following deeds Of property in this
neighborhood have been filed for
record in the Clerks Office at Mount
Holly, during the past month:
Henrietta Stotesbury to Arthur Will
Hanson. Lot in Palmyra.
Albert S. Wiegand to ElizabetheA.
Wiegand. Ten acres in Burlington
township.
Horace Little and others to Mary
Higgins. Lot on Broad street, Beverly.
Mary A. Hammell to Jeanette P.
Dobbins. Six acres of land in Delran
township.
Jacob B. Rue and wife to Anna E.
Lafourcade. House in Beverly.
Edward Lippincott and wife to Han
nah L. Hall. Lot at Riverton.
William F. Morgan and wife to
Samuel Rudderow. Lot in Palmyra.
James Shields and wife to William
j. K. McIlhenny. Lot in Riverton.
Same to james Langin. Lot in
Palymra.
:. James Rice to Caspar Leusner.-
House and lot in Cinnaminson. town
ship.
Horace Little and others TO Josephine
HI. Vansciver. Lot at Beverly.
Elan A. Gross to the Trustees of
r. Al <.f
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AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.
70 An wnnting Employment.

We want Live. Energetic and Capable Agents In
every county In the United States and Canada. TO
sell patent article of great merit, ON ITS MERiTs
An article having large sale, paying over 100 per
cent profit, having competition. and on which the
agent is protected 10 the exclusive sale by deed
With all these advantages TO our agents. and the
fact thatit IS article that can be sold TO every
houseowner, IL might not be necessary to make an
EXTRAORDINARY oFEER" to secure good agents at
once. but we have concluded 70 make II snow, not
only confidence In the merits OF our Invention.
with ener y. Our agents now at work are making
from $50 to 5000 month clear, and this fact make II
safe for make offer TO all who are out or
employment. Any agent that will give our business
thirty days trial and fail to clear at least 800 in
this time, ABovE ALL ExPENsEs can return all goods
unsoId to and we VIII refund the money paid for
them. ANY agent or General Agent who would like
ten or more counties and work them through sub
agents for nineydays and fall TO clear at LEASH $3.50
ABOVE ALL EXPENSES, can return all un sold and
get their money back. No other employer Of agents
ever dared TO make such offers. nor would we II did
not know that we have agents now making more
than double the amount we guaranteed. and but
TWO sales q day would give profit ofover Sis q
month, and that one OF our agents took eighteen
orders In day Our large descriptive circular ex-
plain our offer fuly and these we wish 20 send 20
every one out or employing who will send us three
one cent stamps for postage. Send 1T once and
the agency Ia time for the boom, and go TO
work the terms named 10 our extraordinary
offer. We would like 10 have the address OF all the
agents sewing machine solicitors and carpenters la
the country, and ask any reader Of this paper who
address OF all such they know Address at once, or
you Will loose the best chance ever offered to tht
out of employment TO make money.
RENNER MANUFAcrURING, Co.,
ept. Is SIM. l66 Smithheld Sta Fittsbnrg. Pc.
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State Treasurer Geo.. M. Wright
died at his home in Bordentown on
Thursday morning, after q long illness,
which was contracted while attending
the funeral of General Mott. Deceased
was born in Rhode Island. Since
1868 be resided at Bordentown, and
from 1854 to 1867 was Senator from
this county. He was elected by joint
ballot Of the Legislature to the State
Treasurership in February, 1875, and
at each succeeding expiration of his
term has been reelected to the same
position. The funeral will take place
on Monday morning.
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Mrs. Mary A. Daley, of Tunkhanncck,
Pa. was afflicted for six years with
Asthma and Bronchitis, during which
time the best physicians could give no re-
lief Her life was despaired of, until in
last October she procured bottle Of DIR.
Kings New Discovery, when immediate
relief was felt, and by continuing its use
for short time she was completely cured
gaining in flesh 80 lbs. in few months.
Free trial bottles of this certain cure of
all Throat and Lung Diseases at Fl. G.
Van Meters drug store. Large bottles
$100.
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Never Give Up.

If you are suffering win low and de.
pressed spirits. loss Of appetite, general
debility, disordered blood, weak consti-
tuition. headache, or any disease ofa bill
ious nature, by all means procure bottle
of Electric Bitters. You will be surprised
TO see the rapid improvement that win
follow you will be inspired with new
life; strength and activity will return J;
pain and misery will cease, and hence
forth you win rejoice in the praise of
Electric Bitters. Sold at Soc. bottle by
H. @. VanMeter, Druggist.
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On Wednesday the Nicholson
Winklespecht case was given to the
jury.
In his charge Judge Parker took
occasion to severely comment on the
practice Of lawyers in abusing wit
nesses and parties to the suit. He
intimated that much that is said IS
sufficient grounds for suit for SLAM
der.
The indictment against Nelson
Challender for indecent assault on
Elizabeth Haines was next called and
"a jury was drawn.
/ The occupied the rest of the day. Il
The jury in the Mitcheson- Wrinkle
specht case came in at 1 o'clock,
with verdict for Mr.. Mitcheson in
the sum of $188.10.
There was no Court on Thursday,
and on Friday the Challender case
was resumed. The defense admitted
many of the charges made by the
prosecutrix, but claimed that all his
actions were with the full consent of
the woman. The case was continued
on Saturday, the jury returning with q
verdict of guilty about o'clock. z
On Monday Charles Steen, of Bor-
dentown, was put on trial for assault
and battery on John Carter at Bor-
dentown.
Mr.. Carter gave his age as SO. He
was working on Mr.. Samuel A. Ridg-
ways farm near Bordentown when
the assault occurred. Was putting
cows in the stall, having nine or ten
in barn which would hold about
%. While he was tying them Steen
came in and opened the door, letting
more cows in than Carter desired, SO
the latter demonstrated, and Steen,
struck his twice. When he offered
third blow, Carter said he would de-
fend himself, and raised cane for
that purpose, when Steen threatened
to break every bone in his body.
Had told Tommy Blake he would
settle the matter for $12.
Grace Carter, Johns wife, told of
the extent of the old mans bruises,
which she bathed with liniment.
The defence claimed that the charge
was one of the simple assault and
battery, the whole occurrence taking
place in few minutes, with but two
witnesses, and that Carter was quar-
relsome character, and in reality was
tho offender in this matter.
The defense rested and the State
produced witnesses to prove Carriers
peacesble character. Verdict: Not
guilty. j. I'll. Gaskill for defense.
On Tuesday morning Thomas --Ril-
ey was put on trial for the murder of
D. Pitman Borden, in Burlington.
The court room was crowded to its
utmost capacity, many standing.
The Clerk called the roll of Juror
and all answered but three. The Pros
ecutor theh moved the indictment
against Thbmas Riley and the. Court
ordered the prisoner brought in.
Riley having been brought in, the
Court directed the Clerk to call all
the jurors, and as he did SO each man
came forward and took a position in
front of the prisoner.
His Honor then directed the jurors
to stand up and also told Riley, to arise.
He said /: Thomas Riley, these good
men whose names have been called are
Jurors to pass beteen the State Of New
Jersey and you on your life on charge
Of murder. You are entitled to chal-
lenge 20 men and you must do SO
before they are sworn or affirmed"
The case is still on.
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