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St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-04
L. D. PRESCOTT
~ Waiting for the Next Congress.

The session of the Fifty Second COR
gress will come to an end on Friday.
the Sd Of March. In the four DAYS
which will in tervene from this 27th OF
February little more will be or can be
done than to pass the necessary apnro-
prlatlon bills. All other measures Which
have attracted so much attention re-
gently will go over to the Fitfy-Third
Congress.
It is safe to say, then, that the Ha-
Wailan annexation treaty will not be
ratified. The silver question will not
DO settled, nor will the important
problem Of the national finances be
solved. The Hatch anti-opton bill will
also 90 over.
What will be the fate of the Hawai-.
ian treaty cannot we'll be guessed in the
next Congress. Unless there shall be
an extra session, it must be postponed
to next December, by which time it's
provisions will have lapsed or the stu
utlon changed. A to the finances, the
new Secretary of the Treasury can sell
bonds without tho intervention of Con-
gress. AS there seems to be consider
able reluctance to call special session
OF Congress, it seems likely that all i'm
portant Congressional matters will 90
over to next winter.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-04

In accordance with the custom of the
Senate and House to give to the family
of deceased member of either house
one years salary, the Senate COMMITTEES
on appropriations has inserted in the
civil bill an amendment authorizing the
payment of $4,000 to the heirs at law of
the late Senator X. l.. Gibson and $4,000
to- the widow of the late Senator kenna,
OF West Virginia.-Ex.
luis IS very pretty custom viewed
from the standpoint of the deceased
members family, but it looks a little
FOOLISH to give so eXtravagantly of the
peoples money to those who lave not
earned 1t, and who do not need the char
lty. Senator Gibson died leaving his
family, it not rich, at least Handsomely
provided for, and it is to the gift to his
famIl ", that we refer rs foolishDess,
Senator kenna, however, had devoted
his life to the service of the public. had |
died young and left his family in an al |
most destitute condition, aud we think
{ he gift is worthily bestowed upon his
loved ones. The families of those who
neglect their private affairs, in dcyotinc
themselves to the public service, should
By provided for out of the public golfers
L left in want, but it is not charity TO-
1--WE to those who are not in need.-Far-
nerville Gazette.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-04
LIE DEMOCRATIC DE ST, LANDRY
lie General Beaurecard.
AbeilIc de la Nouyellc-Orlfars

| AbellIc de la NOuy ellie Orleans
LIE General Pierre Gustaye Fountain,
dc Beauregard, qui est mort \ Ia Nan.
yelle- Orleans lie 20 fcvrier 1893. Gtait ~,
uans la paroisse st. Bernard, lie IS mai
1918. Aprcs avoir rrcu, Il New York
uans ine institution aiors rcnommGr'
u tne brillante education, il EXTRA. en-
iSoo' en- 1ualitt de cadct, Il FEcoIe dc
west Iolnt:: III en- sortit second, dams
un couis qul. sc composait dc Guarantee
eng cicVes. IL entra dams 10 CORPS DIES
lhsenlenrs, on Pappelaient SEES COLTS
sts aptltudes, ses etudcs favorites. ct
ou II deValt Jeter tant d'Gclat. NommG
sous lieutenant en- second de l'armce
DIES Etats- tnis, il fut, bient0t. Drnmm ~,
craze de lieutenant. Cost en- cctte uua-
ne gun prIt une part active Il la gnnrro
du MexIque, sous Ie commandments dn
general Scott. II ~ distingua !, nresN
que tnutes les batallIes, dams la con-
s!.uc'loh dcs deIenscs de Tampco, an
ss,csc Go vera I'uz, aux conbats dc
Zero 0afdo, &c COntreras, de Chapul-
!epec et' surtout, au siege do Mexico. al,
de lartillelie. '''''''S
Rentrc aux Etats- Unis, ayec 10 g,ado
DC capItalne, il fut envoye !, la statinn
ue Ia Nouvelle Orleans; puts. sons Ia ,
p'eSluence dc NJ. Buchanan, il fut nom
nG s9rintendant de PAcadGmie Mill
are &c west Point. II ttait alors colo
!.l.,,a lest ia quill sc trouvait quaud
, VI ;. Id sueire clvlle. II n'hGsita pas
~ instant; II donna SD dGmission, ct
lila servir la Cause qu'avait adontS"
on Etat natal. 0p'''
AppeIt Il Montgomery, OH sicgcait
I souvefnement confCJtrc, il fnt EievG
u G grace de brlgadier- general ct rnyovf .
tharltston. Fatigue dane sfrjr de-
egoclatlons Qni Reimbursement i ri"n
que !e gouvcrnement federal ne nrn. {
que pour laisser a uuc flo =. 1
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-04

a man may use Il wart on the back of
MS neck as q collar button ride on y
pack coach of a railroad train TO saw"
interest on his money until the conduct.
or comes around stop his watch nishts
TO save the wear and tear; leave his up
or t" without a dot or a cross TO save
INK; pasture his mothers grave TO save
corn, but man of this kind is a gentleo
man and a scholar compared to y feI-
row WHO Will tai Re IL newspaper two or
!nree years, and when asked to pav for
IL; puts 1t IN the office and has it mark.
ed refused.-Bill Nye. n''
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-04
Under Two FLAGS.

There is some significance in the
blending of tokens over the dead body
OF the great Southern general, G. Il:
Beauregard, and no impropriety in the
insignia OF the reconciliation Of death.
Inc Unlted States colOrs and the ban
ner OF the Lost Cause were both present.
black draperies OF the city hall in New
Orleans. The latter rested over tho
pulseless breast OF the Stun berine chjef-
tain, and in life he had marched fo vic
tory beneath both banners, and under
their folds achieved the glory Of an i'm.
mortal fame.-Shreveport Times.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-04
THE POHsONNUs ACIDS

In the blood should be taken up and removed
by the Liver and Kidneys, but these organs get
out of order-fail to do the work, and the re-
suit Is rheumatism. There are a thousand
remedies for the Liver and Kidneys, but there
is oHly one cure for rheumatism, and that is
bottle will be sent by express to any address
on receipt of price, OF may be ordered from the
druggist ANY one who is having al argument
with the Rheumatism will feel fully repaid by
the first dose. Drummond Medicine Co., 4S 80
Maiden Lane, New York. Agents wanted.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-04

February "a, 1898.
Mr.. Jules Vidrne has again returned home
from the Medical College, having passed through
medical course and received graduating hon
''rs, and can now add the prefix of Dr. to his
name. We do not know where our young friend
will locate or whether he will enter at once OH
his practice, as he intends 70 return to Ken
tcky and take another course of lectures this
IL
A little girl of one of our ncighbors had the
misfortune to fall and break her leg on Sunday
r.ening. 1t is doing very well at present
Pr. j. A. Haas had his barn destroyed by fire
.n the god inst, losing all of his corn excepting
a very small portion.
EAENESSA
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-04

Cultivate interest in your town. Start
some enterprise that will rebound. not
only to the good of yourself, but others S'
ey contributing from your private
1unds: and you will find that that ent e
prise grows as dear as a child to vonr
heaft. That which we work for. strua.
g.e Tor, we love, and with the labor, tie
saace OF public spirit, which mares the
storv ,o, viii u hi ,ne ages famed IL spng and
viii our T' toU We 'T Se ay attidjns in f. Then
Democrat. ~ me '''an-
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-04
SUGAR.
Louisiana Planter. Feb. 81.

Louisiana Planter, Feb 25
The sugar market was quiet during the week
under review, with moderate demand. The
official figures at the sugar exchange were not
bulletined on Wednesday, it being a legal holt
day, nor on Thursday, as the exchange adj
journed at noon out Of respect to General Beau
regard,
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-04
United Confederate Veterans

An III NemOriom meeting of ROBERT +.
LEE CAMP NO. "A Of the United Confede-
rate Veterans is hereby called to meet SAT
uRDA1, March II, 1898, at the Courthouse.
10 take suitable measures, memoir in uctcrru
of our late comrahe in arms, GENERAL
PIERRE GUSTAEE TUUTANT BEAURE-
GUARD. who departed this life February
18th, 1888
L. ID. PRESCOTT,
Commander.
BEN. BLOOMFIELD.
lOmclalJ Adjutaht.
LEONCE SANDOZ
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-04

D, IlaTalytlque depuis l'ige de neuf ans
tnaI Donoilue Went De MOURN i Paw
i iuet t,n, H. T., asee dc IS ans. Pendant
existence. la maIheureuse file no sou
pas quite le berceau oil ellie rcnossit.
sou corps await cessG dc profitcr dGs j..
moment on lintirmitG s'G,tait p-odrite
mas sa t"te await grossi dams nro,
portions ordlnairos il une personne on
Gtat de santc. SEES mains n'ayaicnt ms
&c paume ct unc partic de ses doirts
eta'eht dcpourvus dos; ellie await nne
intinolle "marquable ct l'intelIjrpnco |
ccsatalt daDs scs yeux; ellie lisait hean-
IEn9i,'p CT fctcnalt tout ce qu'elc avail In.
l1'ie ne So pluSnait iaUais ct SC cousidE.
Talt ties hcureusc. w 'o"'iot'
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-04

Madrid, q fcvrier-L'infantc Eu]a|ic
gu reprcsentera la leiue Christina !
lExposi,tlon do Chicago, ct son mari 10
prince Antonio, font dGjA lcurs prGpa.
llusleur3 persOnnages les accomna-
G6nefont: lis s'arl %teront uno jourrCe j
Porto- iiCo ct ciDq jnurs !, la IIavone.
nenua4t ieur seJour i Cuba, lis visite-
;o1o Matanza~ on Santiago. De Ia.
lis sc rendron, 4 New York.
Leuf ScJour aux Etats- Unis sera de
CO.. autce; On pretend que rInfante
n rsro "t'elite oe la consumption ct on es.
p''e que id traVersce lul fera du ben,
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-04
R II GE.

La. Planter and Sugar Manufacturer. Feb. rs.
The rough rice market was firm during the
week, and clean rice steady.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-04

Londres, Fl tvricr-La reine cnvovI
au Pape lc tt'cgramme uiyal.t: "Je
Vous tcllcltc d'avoir atteint la Some an
nee &c v0trc episcopal ct vous souhaife
santG ct bonheur.'' ''''''e
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-04

Don t buy gig, buggy or ph:ttou un-
ti' You nave examined and priced those
that j. Ii. Sandoz has for SALE. ''oee
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-04
AROUND THE EMPIRE PARISH.
Vile Plate.

Communications for this column should reach
lis no later than Wednesday.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-04
The Love of the Beautiful

Essay read at the third semi-annual Conven-
ton OF the Southern Amateur Press Asso-
citation, held in New Orleans on Feb 49, 93
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-04

-, n nnFc""u Re ::lace t'ottant dams )c
MISSISSIPPI! rrnltt' IL steamer CRYSTAL
CITY, "ttacEr / Ia rive, !! IS miles a.
dtsSou$ q" 81. Louis, ct Ia cou!c.
tn llriiiurd I'D 81 ans, j. b. SAWYER. a
tpOEs' uEt ycure de 4J ans lundi drr-
nltr, cutre Denton ct Dalias. Tex. Ne
VouIant pas quill lit dit Gull faiSuit les
c!nSeS trop lcntement, il fait faire Ia
ce!cmonie Il bond dun train oui flat !
ralson de trente miles /, l'heure. -
LIE president Harrison ordonnG an
lieutenant Armand |. Lasseignr. dn IA
regiment d'infanterie de SO rapporter an
gouVerneur Foster, pour ctre assionG
CONNIE Inspector ct instruction. les
compagnles de milice qui formeront IL
battalion qul replcsentera la Louisiana
Il IExnOsitinn.
In character noUlmC Adlien Henry
ayant imagine. Il la Nouvelle Orleans.
40 n'"'1r son cheval sous lie ventre pour
a,,,' Id pduVre creature il tirer une
chafse au-deia de Ses forces. l,ngn;,
malntenant en- prison en- attrndanf I 10
punltion quill merite. II ne serait ms
tlai de proceder ainsi il la camnaane
a'ec ceu2 qul maIfraitent leur bGtes.
LIE choix fait par NJ. Gle leland dn
Ju ~ ,epu3licain Gresham CONNIE son
r. ~So ttCHngrfpS Faif
1alle la grlmace beaucouD de da.on az
crates qul auraient voulu voir confier
toutes les positions dams lie cahinet !
oes Gemocrates de la vieille soucHe lis
piedlsent que cette imprudence din mrs.
sloent sera uDe cause d'antagonisme an
ire lul ct beaucoup de membres dn CON-
lie gouVernenr Mckinley de rOhjo 50
trouVe complement RUNE par Ia Eli.
ll!e un ami pour lequel il await endns-
Sc pour pies de 100000 de biiIets ie
SouVerneur est loin d'Gtre richie Of !.
fortune de sa femme ajor &c i &c anil il
oossede sqtiira Il ,.eine !; payer le m ~"
sant. Mckinley dit que, quite 4 recon-
nence. la vie, il paiera chadue dolIar
'ouf iequel son nom Ctait une garantia
e ION supposait quill allait donner SO SO
remission de gouyerneur, oui ne ln i
,apporte pressure rieD, pour s'occuDer in
Irolt qul peut relever sa position. mais
assure Dull tinira son te1mc. ''''''
st,-PetcrsGonrg, p fGvricr-La Dies
tnctl"n DIES l"coltcs par la gclto a nro-
UT uhe famine gCntrale dams Ia lin
1hde on 3OO,OCO personnes vivcnt de II
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-04

Fay your subscription.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-04

st.IeteisGonrg, p fcvrier-La des-
trnctlon dies lccotcs par la gcIio a nro-
aul5 une famine generate dams la Fin
charlie. ''''' "c III
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-04

Two years ago the town Of Hammond,
La, had about two hundred inhabi-
tants, now its population is two thous-
and. Forty three lots in the town were
recently sold in one day for prices rang
ing from $45 to $50 each They were
purchased mostly by people from Iowa
and Ilinois.-Farmervile Gazette.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-04

n. 0. Picayune: On the announce
ment of the demise of General Beaure-
gard, bis friends aud admirers lost no
time IN organizing a movement to Sc
ment TO his memory, aud already a con-
siderable sum has been subscribed.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-03-04

The company OWNING the Lispenard
cotton picking machine is so confident
of its successful operation that they will
contract to gather the crop on large
plantations at twenty-five cents per
hundred pounds. The company expect
to have a thousand machines at work
Oh the next crop.-Daily Item.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-09-22
CARE OF TAN SHOES.
How tho Ingenious Bootblack Still Earns
His Dime.

How tho Ingenious Bootblack stin Earns
His Dime.
When tan shoes became fashionable
three or four years ago the bootblack
stood aghast. Some of them turned
pale, says the Washington Post, but
most of them did not because nature
debarred them from that manifesto
ton of apprehension. AS man after
man passed their stands with his feet
shod In coverings that did not admit
Of the old-time "shine," they believed
that their race was run.
The ragamufHn who makes his liv-
ing upon the corners is an individual
hard to down. When the second sea-
son of tan shoes came around a new
method Of polishing had been devised.
1t has been amplified until it has be-
come science.
As at present practiced by the high
priests of the art 1t requires first a
thorough rubbing with a damp rag;
then the application of half lemon;
then some mysterious unguent that is
put on with the ball of the thumb, and
lastly brown polish invented espe-
cially for the occasion. This latter Is
brushed with piece of canton fan
mel. No well-educated and selfrespect-
ing bootblack would use any other
kind. The man who is put through
this course of ornamental sprouts finds
himself wearing a pair of new russets,
and he pays for 1t one dime. As this
is double the old price the operator is
happy. He has not lost anything by
the shoes whose introduction promised
TO prove his bane.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-09-22
SYMPTOMS WERE ALARMING.
Both Affected simultaneously with De-
aIre to End n Doctor.

Both Affected Simultaneously with De-
sire to Find . Doctor.
The following is a true account OF
the development Of a curious and
alarming complaint which suddenly
attacked Chappie and Cholly as they
were driving back from the - club
the other day. according to the New
York Tribune, and which is still at
fording great amusement to their
friends. One of these young gentle
men who was driving his companion
In his buggy suddenly complained of q
stitch IN his left side. The pain grew
more and more intense, until he be-
came quite seriously frightened, when,
to the CONSERVATION of the pair, the
other man was attacked precisely in
the same fashion on the right side.
With q afteen-mi1e drive ahead of
them, and fancying themselves seized
by some mysterious and inscrutable
disease, with the pain increasing every
moment, the prospect was not pleas
ant one. Wildly they lashed the horse
in order to reach the nearest village
and doctor, and ON they dashed over
stones and ruts, leaving the rustic
passers-by agape with astonfshment.
Suddenly, in the midst Of his lamenta-
tions over the pain. Cholly exclaimed:
"Don't you smell something burning2"
and strong smell of fire which, IL it
had not been for their excitement and
fright, they would have noticed long
before, made itself very apparent.
by Jovei" shouted Chappie, as he
clapped his hand on his waisteoat
pocket, sit is those matchesr' And to
their immense relief they found that a
paper box of matches had ignited it
self by friction and the fire had not
only slowly burned its wav through
the garments Of tho owner of the box,
but had extended itself to the trousers
of his friend, burning large hole in
his last Poole suit, and causing no lit
tie CONSERVATION In the minds of both.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-09-22
THE CITIZEN
A CHINESE oRuIKsHANK.
His Fascinating Cartoons Attacking the
Anfuu, Trn6Hr.

HIS Fascinating Cartoons Attacking the
Opium Trafac.
The Society for the Suppression OF
the Opium Trade has republshed In
fac simile most curious set of Chinese
cartoons on the national vice, which
has an almost exact parallel in the
famous Cruikshank series, known as
s'The Bottle" says the London News.
The native Crufkshank begins with a
picture of q happy home, at any rate
of happy summer house. The native
debsuchee is taking his first whif. de
reclines on a couch Of ebony, inlaio
with marble, and all bis surroundings
are elegant and luxurious.
This is No. Of the series. No.
represents parental expostulations -
the youth on his knees before his
father and promising never to do 1t
again; No. 8, relapse, and No. the
wife painting scrolls for livelihood
in the miserable home. In No. the
smoker Is at II again, while the wife
and children, with a reckless indiner-
ence to perspective which is in itself
suggestive Of despair, weep by the side
of the besotted fathers couch, and the
old mother does the work of domes-
tic drudge.
In No. 8 the wife loses her temper
and dashes the smoking gear to the
ground, while the infuriated debauchee
tries to beat her with bamboo. In
No. he is again sucking at the rscoy-
cred pipe, while compassionate friends
vain1y offer him the food for which he
has lost all appetite. In No. wife
and child regard him with horror, but
he does not seem to mind. In No. 9 he
has been sold up and his lodging Is on
the cold ground. In No. 10 the dogs
are after him as he crawls through the
villages. No. II Is the same as No. 10,
."only more So" In No. 10 we see him,
or rather the wretched skeleton of
him, crawling into hole In the rocks,
In wintry landscape, to die-still
hugging the pipe that has brought him
to rllin
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-09-22
SHH LAKE ROUTE TO THE WORLD, .r
VIA PICTURESQUE MAcKiNAc.

Avoid the heat and dust by travel ~
on the Floating Palaces of the petrc
Cleveland Steam Navigation Cor = ~.
Two new steel passenger steamer hive
Just been built for this Upper Lai.e r1;fo.
costing $500. 600 each, and are guarar et
TO be the grandest, largest, s1fcss L
fastest steamers on the Lakes; spec ,
miles per hour, running time bc xs 1
Cleveland, Toledo and Chicago les, & u
30 hours. Four trips per week bet e.
Toledo, Detroit. Alpena. Mackinac, u
key and Chicago. Daily trips bc.w !
Detroit and Cleveland; during july I'd
August double daily service will be la;D
tanned. giving daylight ride across La :
Erie. Daily service between Cieve'. id
and Putin-Bay. First-class stat - IN
accommodations and menu, and exceed
ingly low Round Trip Rates. The -1aIa
tiA equipment, the luxury of the ar oia.
ments makes travelling on these stt anne .
thoroughly enjoyable: Send foc IL =
trated pamphlet Address A. A. Sch i =,
G.P.A. Detroit & Cleveland 6teap y ~
Co. Detroit, Mich.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-09-22
USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA ITS
1.-THE KIND THAT CURES"

After 10 years Of experiment, based
on previous long experience as brakeman,
G. p. McCrea, of Brushvalley, has complet-
ed what the railroad experts pronounce an
apparently perfect automatic car coupler.
Several railroad companies are said to have
accepted it. 1t is attachable to any build
Of freight car. 1t connects air and signals
simultaneously By raising a little pin
any number of cars can be uncoupled, and
can be cut or coupled as easily on short
curve, as on straight track.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-09-22
Drunkenness, the Liquor Habit, Pos
lively Cured by administering DR..
Haines Golden Specie"

II is manufactured as q powder, which
can be given in glass of beer, cup OF
coffee or tea, or in food, without the know
ledge of the patient. 1t is absolutely
harmless. and will affect permanent and
speedy cure, whether the patient is mod
crate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. lt has
been given in thousands of cases, and IN
every instance a perfect cure has iolloWeu.
1t never fails. The system once lmpregnat-
ed with the Specific, it becomes an utter
impossibility for the liquor appetite to ex-
ist. Cures guaranteed. As page book OF
particulars free Address, Golden Specific
Co, IS5 Race St.. CINCINNATI O.
1t appears from the latest consular
report from Swatow, in Southern China,
that among cotton goods the import OF
towels alone has shown any improvement.
But, the consul explains, this does not
imply any increased attention to personal
cleanliness on the part of the inhabitants
of the district, for he towels are used for
cloth ing The breadth of the ordinary
towel being that from shoulder TO shoulder,
two sewn together will make a coat.
Sleeves are dispensed with, and except for
the armholes there is none of that waste oi
material which is especially Tepdgnant to
the Chinamsn, and which the size OF his
native piece goods and the fashion OF bis
clothes conspire to ayoid.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-09-22

these little g Pellets.n They're the smallest,
the easiest to take, and the most natural
remedy.
They're guaranteed 20 give satisfaction, In
every way and in every case, or your money
Is returned: What moro can you ask Tor,
with a medicinel
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-09-22
USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, ITS
"THE KIND THAT CURES"


There were three things that impress
ed me above all other attractions at the
Worlds Fair" said returned visitor, land
these were the big Ferris wheel, electric
fountain and the art exhibit j may as
well remark right here that | am an art
enthusiast That Ferris wheel is wonder
and no mistake. The cars, which are
about the size of our ordinary electric cars,
are always crowded. An amusing incident
occurred on the trip l made. When our
car was at the top, and all the occupants
were as quiet as mice, some tourist yelled
change cars OF course the absurbity of
such thing, away up there in the air, at
once struck us and everybody laughed. l
was at a loss to understand how the various
colors we've formed in the spray of the cleo
trical founta in which sends up a stream
sixty feet into the air and accordingly wait
ed until 10 O'Clock at night when the
stream was shut off and then hunted mp
the electrician in charge, who gave me all
the information / was after The different
colors were formed by the action ofpower-
full electric lights on the thick colored glass
which is placed between the light and
the water. The fair is simply magnificent
and am going to take it in again if / have
to borrow The money
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-09-22
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