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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1886-04-15
Ryitenbergs.
TRADE PALACE,
WINSTON Anr I


WINSTON, Apr. 18th 1885.
It is without conceit on our part
that we claim to have the largest
and handsomest stock of goods not
only in Winston, but in the State.
Since opening here some years
past, we have met with success in
our every effort to give the people
of Salem and the sur
rounding country frst.class es-
Establishment where fair dealing to
all, whatever their rank or station
10 life is the guiding principle.
1t was our aim to establish our
selves permanently in legitimate
business that would compare favor
ably with any similar one in the
country, to practice only the best
methods of business and to relieve
this town from the rcproach that
stood in the way OF it,: rapid prog
ress, in that it contained no estab
lishment carrying as fine grade Of
goods as the People demanded,
compelling them to send North for
Goods that could be found nowhere
in the Twin-City.
Since our advent, they find it
unnecessary and uselessly expensive
to do so, as any aaticle not found
in Stock will lie ordered without
| extra expense to the purchaser.
By the system in operation in our
stores, child may buy of us with
| "a much confidence and security
| from fraud AS an experienced shop
per.
We have made no representations
but what we were prepared-to sub
stantiate and stand Nv. We believ :.
ed in honestly advertising what We
had because honesty inspires con-
fidence, and confidence makes trade,
by practicing these principles, sue
| cess has attended US in our venture,
and it is our purpose to adhere to
| them in the future as stcadfastly as
| in the past, confident that such q
course can not but commend itself
| 20 all fair minded persons.
Since our arrival in Winston,
many noteworthy improvements
have been effected redowning to
the credit of its enterprising citizens
| and bringing the town favorably to
the notice not only Of the State. bu,
of the country at large.
We have done our share to build
up the trade and good name OF the
city, and say so with just and par.
donable pride.
Whatever we do-whatever we
say, and whatever we write, is al
done for the purpose of selling
goods strictly upon their merits and
we make no false shows, illusions,
or pretentions to draw trade.
The Public is at all times welcome
at our TRADE PALACE, and we in
vite them carefully to examine oul
methods.
Being the branch Of a large South
Carolina House, we are enabled to
buy in large quantities and from
first hands as well as to keep res
ident buyer in New York to fill oul
special orders and to keep US abreast
of the times with all the novelties OF
the seas on.
Buying cheap, we sell according.
ly-any article bought here and fail
mig to give satisfaction, may DE ex
cha nged or the money refunded ri
the purchasers option.
| We want strangers visiting oul
! town, either with IL view to locating
or merely on pleasure visit, to &C
away impressed with the fact that
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1886-04-15

B9- The patrons of THE SENTINEL while
visiting Ne,u York can find this paper on file
in the Newspaper Room, of Messrs. George p.
Rogeu d Co., 10 Spruce Street.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1886-04-15

H9- Every Subscriber to TUE SENTINEL
who sends US the name of a ne,o subscriber, to-
gcther NTH $3.50 for the paper and 10 cents
additional to prepay postage and tubing OF
portrait, ,cill be entitled to one Of the handsome
pictures of Coz. Alfred M. Scales, being pre-
pared for US. We assure you 1t Is something
veU north 0ettino
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1886-04-15
A Gail for Arbitration.

From the Boston Re cord.
1t would save great deal Of suffering ifthe
baseball championship could be settled by ar
bitration this year.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1886-04-15
journalism the Post Of Honor.
From. the Boston Herald.

!. Sitting in Congress bears about as much re-
semblance to sitting in the editorial chair Of the
World as a stub tailed mule does to Ken
lucky thoroughbred.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1886-04-15
MUSIC GIVEN AWAY
Dec. Is tsS4.t1.

nIEN send 10 rents postage and we will
A Tin mall you FREE a royal, valuable
II VII sanilic box Oh goods that will nut
you in the wav of making MORE MONEY at once
than anything else IN America. Boti, sexes II
all ages can live a. home and work spare
We will start You. Immense pay sure for thOss.
who start at oHre. STINsON Il Co., Portland,
Aaine. jan7ly
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Conducted by
Conducted by
G&ma&AQQaAoyv.

land ABLY ASSISTED BY A LARGER AND
MORE THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED CORPS
OF CORRESPONDENTS AND CoNTRIBU-
TORS, THAN THAT ENGAGED BY ANY
OTHER JOURNAL IN NORTH CAROLINA
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1886-04-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW AOfEh
ELECTRIC BITTERS.
La. STATE LOTTERY.
DIR. KINGS DISCOVERY.
For SALE-County Rights.
T. L. FARRow-Sale of Lot.
MACON MEDICINE COMPANY.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.'S. S. 9.
RICHARD & MURPHY-Beef Shop.
RYTTENBERG BRos.-Trade Palace.
WILLIAMSON & CORRIE-Easter Cards.
WI. FRANKLIN & CO.-Bargain Store.
OLDHAM & BARNEs-Commission Merchan ts.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1886-04-15

e&- The Sentinel desires the name and ad-
dress of every North Carolinian nop living IN
other States, and it earnestly asks Of its read
ers to foruard to us all they knou of, beside
mentioning the matter to their friends, and get
ting them to do likewise. Our QUITO State e1chan-
gss are respectfully requested to assist also in
giving publicity to this paragraph. AL Of our
formerally from North Carolina. Please send
their names ON q postal
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1886-04-15

THE SENTINEL HAS THE LARGEST
CIRCULATION IN WINSTON SALEM,
FORSYTH COUNTY, AND THE 9TH CON-
GRESSIONAL DISTRICT. 1T is THERE
FORE THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
WITHIN THIS TERRITORY. RATES MADE
KNOWN UPON APPLICATION.
Address, OLDHAM PUBLISHING HOUSE,
WINSTON N r.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1886-04-15

Entered at Winston Post Office as class matter
The New South, Wilmington, N. c.. Established May
st. 1882, Consolidated with The Sentinel, April 1st,
SIS.
The Winston Leader, Established January Fl, 1878,
Consolidated with The Sentinel, October list, 1885.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL15. 1886
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1886-04-15
SHOES FOR LADIES, MISSES

For Style, Fit ard Wear they have no eq'
See our line OF Slippers.
Our Stock of Men and Boys MachiI
the largest in Town.
Our warranted sag Shoe. are bette
market. We invite comparison.
Shoes made to order. aud Il tit YuxrAnt
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1886-01-27
GENERAL ITEMS.

1t is said that Sidney Smith defined
perfect government Ito be an angel from heav-
en- administering a despotism We sometimes
wish. when we hear Of sore tro1bles infesting
churches, and contentious and srifes between
neighboring churches that such "despotism"
could be set up in ecclesiasticsl business.
"A kindly Arminian, writing in the
St Louis AdDocotc, says Of the New Theolo
gy," or Progressive Orthodoxy" that it is sim
ply "Old Rationalism" written largely in the
words Of modern culture. He is pleased to con.
cede that "Calyinism, with all its real or sup.
posed errors, is far preferable to modern Ration
alism"
-CADMUsMUsT COT may be con-
sidered as settled that the letters Of the alphabet
came 10 Europe from Egypt, by-way Of Phuni-
cia, probably, and we're not invented IN the lat
ter country. Professor Sayce, Of Oxford, Eng.
land makes this clear in a recent number of the
Contemporary Redew. The picture-writing.
out Of which the letters grew, cannot be traced
in Ph0nician history it is found in the Egyp.
tian. All the letters are, so to speak, transpar-
ent in Egyptian. They recall the animal in
whose name they stand for the fret sound.
Cadmus must 60. He was born some centuries
too late and in the wrong country to invent let
ters. lie was a PhUnician, and his fathers
doubtless got the alphabet from Egypt
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RICHMOND, VA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81. 1886

and swinging censers of smoking in
cense, the Italians are repairing their
ruined cities, and Jealous Protestants
are preaching the gospel and building
up the kingdom of Christ.
r. =. KERR.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1886-01-27

Faith fixes on divine revelation, and
assent 90 that Hope fssten on future
felicity, and waits for that and in heaven,
faith will be swallowed up in vision, and
hope in fruition.
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Entered at the Post Office at Richmond, Va as
second-class matter.
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For the Central Presbyterian.
SuStentation.

Contributions OF elders and deacons to-
wards paying off the Sustentation debt.
Receipts during the last week:
Elders land friends), Mt. Washington
church, Maryland. 5 62 90
Officers, Lewisburg w. Va, 20 90
Elders and deacons OF Lynchburg Va.
First church, 50 90
Elders and deacons of Opequon, Va, 90
G H. Caperton, Fire Creek, w Va, 2 so
$l5l so
Previously reported, 36l rs
Total to January Goth, $513 25
There has also been contributed to-
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NVV"1 10 VaLIUaIy -UtHI fUIO 70
There has also been contributed to-
wards paying off this debt by others than
elders and deacons, $29.
j. N. CRAIG, Secretary.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-01
Eages temt8feites.
s nj q B.

= en Der g1a9t bonn 81. Nuguit
aum l. September murbe bic Staot
gbarle1ton in @itbz@arolina bon einem
furntbaren @rbbeben beimgeiu6t, tpel>
DIES nabe3u bic gauge Sta0t lit einen
Sriimmerbaufen uertpanbelte. 3ablz
rei6e Meni6en fielen oem 9faturz
greisniB gum Opfer. Sie gedngitigten
8etpobner campiren gegentpdrtig auf
ben StraBen unb 6ffentli6en pldBen.
@ingebenoe Na9ridten feblen mod, ba
bic 5elegrapbenleitungen 5erf6rt finb.
= gs l6eint. oaB bic 8ei6lasnabme
engIii9er S9tffe bur6 bic Ser. Staas
ten 9erpidlungen nit @nglanb berbeis
ftbren uerben.
= eSn ct. Souls fotpobl, tpie in
Cincinnati bat man Elm @rbbeben berz
ipurt. Das @rbbeben tpurbe in etnem
groBen Sbeile bes ytorbens tpabrs
genommen.
= Die 5tabt Bellies plaines, Soma,
1T bur9 eineu artelii6en 8runnen
iberf9memmt tporben, ben man Datelblt
bobrte.
: Sm gelotpfone parf TT ein
@epier ausgebro9en.
= BON Sombftone, 9lri5ona, tpirb
beri6tet, baB @eronimo eine goti9aft
an Gen. Wsiles i6tdte unb Inn eine
l1ntsrreouus auf ber geraarOino
Stand bat.
Sebgpif in Merifo bat benz Set
retdr Baparo mitgetbeilt, oaB ote iiber
i'm perbreiteten @erii@te tiber iein Be>
tragen taielbit erlogen feien.
NusIanb.
- cSn ber tiirtii9en probin5 Maces
bonien, tpegen pel9er es bor einigen
Mtonaten beinabe gum &riege stpii9en
@rie6enlanb unb ber Sirtei gefommen
mdre, rna9t fib cine bebenfli9e innere
@dbrung bemertbar. Man f6reibt otes
benz ginflufIe rulfiden @olDes 5u, tpels
DIES gloenten bes gsaren bort aus1treuz
ten, utn bic Macebonier gegen ben Sulz
tan aufsubeben. Wtan iit Der 4nli9t,
bQR DeutIdlanb, Oelterrei9 nnb Gng=
Lamb ben Sultan iiberrebet batten, fetne
@intpilligung basu gu geben, baB Gnrlf
9lleranber bieis tiirtli6e prooin5 NIT
8uIqarien uno Otz&umelien unter iels
mem 9cepter pereinigt. Wtan ertpartet
ebeu 70 fi6er, oaB &uBlanb bieB ntdt
oulben, ionbern ben 8eriu9 ma@en
nirb, Bulgarien sn annectiren. =
= Sie groBen 2onboner Bldtter ilno
10 fe1t pon benz unmittelbar beporltez
benben Nusbru6e zines &rieges aut bet
galtan 6albiniel iiber5eugt, baB ltee
bereits Sriess 9orrespDnbenten t1af
gulgarien entienben.
= Die norbbeutide 3eitung berl9'
tet, oaB SSrantrei@ ii6 gum &riege rrli'
itet uuo Deuti9lanb ge5mungen 1T, lei
ne 9lufmerfiamfeit barauf gu rl6ten.
eSn 2onbon fanb cine Tertamill'
lung Don Anbdngern @laottoaes lt6att'
bic erfldrten, baB bic Some Rule Nn'
frengunsen aufre@t erbalten tueroer
| follten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-01
Sabr9ang g.

WEpEWHWt.-
SIMMONS
Liver Regulator
seseu ane arantheitsn Der
eebr, geieren, Mtls nnb Ntase'ts+
Diefss rein sesetabilii@s Mit'
tel. nun 70 berii6mt als 9aus-
arsuei. entitanb 1928 i'm
GIber. gs wirft mill b auf
bic S drme unb gfieren, resl>
Iirt bic Ehatieteit ber 2eber uno
it bober, aIei9biel mas f9 als
bic Rranfbeit berausffeaen mag,
bas bette 69usmi ttel.
Sci allen aepobnli@en arantbet'
ten tpirb eS obne 8eihtlte IT.
oenb elmer dnbern Mrtnet etlle
TdIeunige Seiluns bsr'
beifibren.
@iumirfiames Seilmtttel. !.
S6 fam SimntonS 2iber &egulator als etn
sirlfoutes Seilmittel aegen alles 9eberleioen,
Rcpfpeh uuS aeaem DhSpepfie enpiebien."
aeipis 8. @unber, af. @OFm, gbilaOelpb'a.
aein 8eitberlaf tsine
nmterbre dung ober Sc
f9dftsf0rnng. wabreno
man ben Reeulator eiunintlnt.
sfinbern, 6ie iiBer 8Idbun.
gen, aopfpeb ober Na'
aeniibelteit Hagen, tuirb ein
$beeloTel boa ober mebr 2inbe'
rung sepabsen.
Benn bas @aitteI gelegentli9
bon8atienten einsenomiaen tpirb,
bic Der Nalaria ausseiett iinb,
miro es ba8 @ift ausnaeraen unb
ffe bor benz anfau bepabren.
@utadten zines Irates.
Seit 20 sabren prattiaire i@ als arst mnb
sin ME i'm Gtanbe geneien, cine besetablliiae
U1iiduna aulammenauiese tpel@e ipie Sim.
mons 2iber 3esuIator bic Seber CUR Sbaflsteitt
aarest unb sletdseitis bic gerbannnss. nno
BlutbiIbunasfrdfte bes SrsaniSmtus tdrtt, ttatt
lie su f@pd4en.-9. W, CLINTON, M. o. Wa'
binston, art.
adtet barauf, bas gdte gu befOmmeu,
bereitet bon
j. H. Zeilin &c Co., @bilobelPbia.
preis $1.00.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-01

&laaen unb Whni9e anb6rte, unb ba!
eyntereiie, bas er ibren 9lngelegenbetter
ertpies, batten ibm ibre Ser5en getpon
men, unb bic ueber5eugung gtng oabln
DaB man einen guten Saufb gema3
babe unb baB bet We6fel ber @rber
| fiir gIernbrunn ein Slid gemelen 1et
@eqriBt uno lpieber griiBenb mai
ulrid Bis ans Gnbe beg Oorfes gelangt,
ohne bic iungen 9amen gu treffen.
6ter, mo ber gBeg gum Stiff maloeins
tpdrts anftieg, blieb er unf9liifftg Ites
ben. gs bunfelte bereits fart, unb es
erfd)ieu ibm ni9t pabrf6einlt6, bab
fie ftf mod i'm WaIbe befanben. Satz
ten fie biellei6t einen Beiu6 in elmer
ber Dorfbiitten gema6t, 10 baB er fte
i'm 8oriibergeben perfeblen fonnte2 -
Ct muBte 1idb erfunbigen, ob iie ben
Walo bier berlafIen batten, unb f9ritt
bemgemdB auf bic alte Jrau gu, bic, Elm
meiBes Neb9en auf oem &opfe unb nit
elmer fauberen S9ir3e auf ber 8ant
por benz lebten 9dus@ens bes Sorfes
iaB unb eifrig itridte.
81, SHUTTER Meinbarot, rebete er bic
Mlte an, tpobnen sic nod INNER alein
bier brauBens Sd glaubte Sic ldngit
ins Stiff iibergeftebelt gu finben, tpo
Sic es auf Sbre alten Sage bo@ beher
baben tpurben!
Die alte Srau bate ettpas in tbrem
talten grauen Muge, mas einen meniger
unbefangeneu Trager bdtte ffubig mo,
den f6nnen, aIs fie antmortete: Sas 1T
@ei9madsia6e, gndbiger 9erri Gin
tuelig Mrbeit bertreibt bic 3eit, i'd ges
nieBe lieser meine Greibeit.
(Gortfesuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-01

- Ser 2onboner Correspondent bes
Stem Oorfer 9eralo propbeaeit, baB mir
bi6t bor benz Musbru6 bes gr6Bten euz
ropdii6en &rieses ftiinben. ST fagt,
Bel benz neuli6en 3uiammentrefen BON
Oe@iers unb 8ismard, babe eriterer
ben beutl6en &an3ler bringenb gebeten,
Dem Ghriten 4leranber bon Der &iidtebr
na9 Bulgarien ab3uratben. 8ismard
babe f9 sepeigert, oies gu tbun unb
Die uuter0anblungen tpurben oann fura
abqebrDGen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-01
(Gortfesuns fOlst.)
Gin erprpbtes Wiittel gegen btltDie
3etOet.

Dieieniaen, bic an aranfbeiten ober llntba'
tiafeit ber Qeber Ieioen, perben bieies unrubige
Srsan nienalS besminsen. 70 lanse iie iolde
unberniinftissn IRittel pie Merfurialpiaen,
@alomeI unb Yobopbsllin gebrauden. slber
bon S ofetters WasenbitterS, Dem
erprobten ,tnO popularen 9etlmittel tonnen iie
2inberuna erparten, nit Der @eipibbett iie au
erbalten Ser @inHuB beS 8itters auf bic
grobe @aaenOriiie III pireft, mabtig unb piro
balb eefiblt. 9ie sewdbrte @rlei6terung TIT
nent Die @elbbeit Der Sout, 8elestbeit ber
8unge, llnberbauli9feit, 8eritopfung. aopf'
lpeb, rebelfe't, sdmersen in Der redten Seite
unbs e6ulter, fur3 jebeS aeioen, oas Oisies
bartnadise llebel besleitet, uirO ooaitdnbis unb
prompt bnr6 cine Sur nit Oiciem usidasbaren
Seilmitiel entfernt, fir oeIien Site fortpabrsno
aus ieber pin.melsri9tuns uno bon alien &C.
feaf6aft8fIa0en 8eusnib abselest tpirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-01
1Str bebampten 5nberii@tliM ,tnb
f1nnen eS befuetfen,

baB tein Gaa bon 9Dspepfie ooer2ebers
erftarrung borf6mmt, oer nt6t alsbal5
but6 ben fpitematii@en @sbrau6 bon
Simmons' 2iper &egulatpr
gelinbert unb aud b6llig furirt tperben
tpetben f6nnte. l1nb bies 1T our1aus
feine Prablerei, fonbern cine betpieiene
5batia9e; besbalb; tper an berartigen
2ranfbeiten leibet, Deriagt ii6 ielbif ben
@egen Der @elunobeit, inoem er benz
Regulator eine PrDbe bertpeigert. Ders
ielbe 1T cine uertbpolle Nr3uei, wel@e
in 2dnbern, tpo 2eber farrbeit berrfdt
unb no bic gtatur bic Wur3eln unb
&rduter aur 9eiluns flimatii6er Granf=
beiten liefern, ibren grOBen &uf erwors
ben bat.
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Muerlet.

SkuG%kGtS
- @effern bieIt oas @6ulcomite
cine 8eri riammlung ab, in Der 9 neue
2ebrerinnen angefellt tpurben.
= @onrab S9mitt, Der 6em Suniet
9epot gegentber tpobnte, fiel am Mons
tag pl6Bli6 um unb mar tobt. st
tpurbe am 9ienifas beerbigt. St mar
81 Sabre alt.
= 9enrp 9rei6, elm CARPENTER bon
San Nntonio, purbe auf einer @iien=
babn atpii6en 81 paio unb Gbibuabua
itberfabren unb getDbtet.
: 8on 81 palo tpirb beri6tet, oaB
Prdfioent Sia5 ein Circular an ale
@ouberneure ber beri6iebenen StaateH
fan6te, tporin oieie aufeeforoert pers
ben, ibm mitSutbeilen, wenn ein Grenk
bet in Merifo berbaftet lpirb.
= M9t5ebn Nfeilen bon @reenbiQe
fou O'6arlep Nnbretps, Der aus benz
@efdngniB in @reenbiqe entiprang, ein=
gefangen tporben iein. Ser @efdngniBz
mdrter Nbair lebt mod, tpirb aber iters
BEN.
= 3pei fleine Wdb9en in Gaines,
bile, bic NIT pulber geipielt batten,
tpurben eefdbrli9 berbrannt.
= Sn Big Springs erf9oB Sam
abbott, ber nit Daniel 2tnbiap 5ufam=
men einen Salon fibrte, ben 2tnbfap,
neil bieisr nit elmer 9irne ben Salon
betreten nDllte.
- Bii9els Cotton Sin in guero 1T
abgebrannt.
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Wu6lens Mrufed.@aIbe.

9ie bette Salbe ber NeIt fir Sdnitte
Quetf6unsen, @efdpiire, Gieber. unb Saut'
ausf9las, Gle9te, seiprunsene Sanbe, Grot'
beulen uno ale Sautfranfbeiten; turirt $a'
mcrrboiben ober feline 8esabluns. 8olist
iSFcation sarantirt Ober bas gelO tpirt
aurideritattet. 26 Gents bic Sda9tsl bel u
9retB.
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geiunoen, natiirli6en unb regelmdBigen
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mefen finb, 10 ftebt gu ertparten, bob
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