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see more ministers take bold stand on
the temperance question. The so-called
political preachers" are not the most sue
cessfnI from spiritual point of view.
Rev. Mr.. Wyckoff said 'The chief thing
in the world is the kingdom of God, and
the minister should not be afraid to oppose
whatever is inimical to it,.
Rev. MI. Henderson said he had always
observed that preachers are fat failures IN
politics. He thought preachers greatest
usefulness as a political figure is In the
primary conventions.
The club rendered a vote of thanks to Mr..
Graft for his paper.
Rev. Jiro Okabe, superintendent of the
japanese missions in Hawaii, was intro
duced. He has come to America for year
of travel and study and will spend the
major portion of the time at the Chicago
University.
Mr.. Okabe said:
/ only arrived from Honolulu on Saturday,
but have so far enjoyed America very much.
This is not my first sojourn. Seven years ago
/ was regular attendant upon the services at
DR.. McLean's church. / am Japanese, but
my complexion makes me better representa-
tive of Hawaii than Japan. When l went 10
Hawaii there was foothold by the Methodists,
but after five years of my ministry that de-
nomination turned over its work to me, and
practically all the Christian work among the
Japanese in Hawaii is in my hands.
Mr.. Okabe described the Japanese school
and kindergarten in Hawaii. He said his
ministry during the first five years had
been blessed by the conversion of 800 of
his people. He publishes Japanese pa
per devoted to their material as well as
the spiritual interests. From 5000 Japa-
nese the number has grown in seven years
to $4,000. He closed by saying that upon
the christianizing of the laborers cf that
island depended their social and material
progress.
Mrs. Cooper said she wished to add that
Miss Eastman, member of Mr.. Pullan's
church and connected with the Golden
Gate Association, has charge of the Ha-
waiian kindergartens. She also has a
normal training class on that island.
DR.. Hood will read a paper on mission
ary Economics at the next meeting. Rev.
W. II. Tubbs will be the speaker the fol-
lowing week, when he will present his
views of the San Francisco Young Mems
Christian Association, which views have
already been the subject of some comment
in the press. 1t is said that he accuses that
institution of holding opinions quite the
contrary of those given by the famous pes
simist in his "Sartor Resartus. "
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax-
ative; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drugs
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if oferea
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Omen the Safety Valve

When there is TOO big head of steam on, or you
will be in danger Similarly, when that important
safety valve of the system, the bowels, becomes
obstructed, open it promptly with Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, and guard against the conse-
quences of its closure. Bliousness, dyspepsia ma
larial, rheumatic and kidney complaint, nervous
ness and neuralgia are all subiugated by this
pleasant but potent conqueror Of disease.
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a New Prashxtsrian Ghnroh.

Rev. T. A. Cowan, the synodical mis-
sionary, has organized Cumberland Pres
byterian church of twenty-five members at
Los Angeles. a committee has the matter
of securing suitable lot preparatory to
building in charge. Mr.. Cowan will be
remembered as the associate pastor of the
First Church of this city.
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"Dink" wilson Resentenced.

Richard Barnard. alias "Dink' Wilson, the
burglar who was brought back from New York
on Saturday by Ross Whitaker, was resen-
fenced in Judge Campbells court yesterday to
six months for petty larceny. The charges of
burglary and grand larceny against him will
present sentence expires.
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thickly settled. 1t is the intention of the
School Department when the school is re-
present four-room shanty as second story.
Ihls will make an eight-class two-story
building, and, with the Incidental improve
ments, will mean an expense of probably
$4,000.
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Meeting o. the PreshYtsrY,

There will be a meeting of the presby-
terry for the discussion of mission affairs at
the Howard Presbyterian Church on
Thursday at P. M
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-30
Twenty-Two Combinations.

There were twenty-five combinations at
the morning service of the Church of the
Advent at East Oakland on Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-30
ReoeptiOn to Rev. william Moreland,

The members of Rev. William More
lands church, st. Luke's, viii tender him
a reception at the home of Mrs. Theodore
Smith on the 18th prox. 1t will be a well
come home after his vacation spent in the
East
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-30

The word ascertain formerly meant
nothing more than to make certain of
70
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For $3.50, S5.75 and So. so.
Final bargains in ALLWOOL CLOTH CAPES;
black and all colors, fancy trimmed and some
silk lined; all sizes go this week; to close,
actually reduced from SO, $40 and S12.
For SIS, $3.50 and SS.
Final bargains in VELVET CAPES, silk lined and
necks very fully trimmed with chiffon and
ruche, some with violets and Jets, nobby and
stylish: actually reduced from $40, $1S and
$40.
For $3.50, S9.5 and $11.
Final bargains in Elaborately Trimmed SILK
CAPES, all silk lined, fancy neck ruches and
trimmed in laces, jets or braids, very dressy
and elegant: reduced from $1S $50 and $25.
For $3.50, SO and $1S.
Final bargains in Paris Imported BLACK DRESS
CAPES: finest materials, silk lined and ele-
gantly trimmed with braid, Jets embroid-
cry. nothing finer than these in black capes; !;
actually reduced from $27, $50 and $35.
For SIS, $3.50 and SO.
Final bargains in ALLrWOOL CLOTH JACKETS,
box style, blacks, tans and navies, all sizes !:
actually reduced from So, $11 and $15.
Country orders carefully and promptly
filled. Alacays send money scith orders.
Salts faction guaranteed.
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The wonderful cures he has made have created
confidence and delight in the hearts OF
those who have struggled in vain against the
ravages of Nervous Debility and other diseases,
until this successful doctor (whose picture ap-
pears above) cured them.
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THE TREASURY.
The Republicans WIN Get ut the
Bottom Facts
IN REGARD TO THAT SHORTAGE,
AsHi'ahls Expert to he Empioyrd 20 E1-
sn'ho the iIOoEs-Bellsf That the Claim
That Ms, Carlisle Has IIrla Pack Appro-
pr'ations and pHbiIo Works Wan he
sahstantlatsd.

WASHINGTON, d, c., Dec, la,-sey-
cral Republican members OF the house
hGvo been In consultation since tho
Presidents message was made public
TO devise method whereby they could
secure definite statement of the con-
illtlon OF the treasury. Mr., Walker, of
Massachusetts, viii endenyor to bring
about nm investigation OF the finances
ny AN expert under the direction OF
the committee on appropriations, After
consultation with leading Republicans
IN both the house and senate Mr., Wal
ker has out lined plan to throw HIGHT
upon the principal matters which he
thinks should DO made clear,
He has n resolution which Will DO ro-
frrred to the committee on pppronrln-
lions. authorizing that committee 10
employ suitable expert, 10 whom de-
rurtmental officers are requested TO
give any information In their power.
and who IL 10 prepare statement OF
the following matters:
All claims against the United States
that were not paid before July !, 1896,
that have been fuvoruhly reported upon
by any committee OF the house, and on
which OF such claims the court OF
claims has rendered Judgment In favor
OF the claimant; all claims on which the
court OF claims has rendered Judgment
III favor OF the claimant, but which
have not yet been passed upon by any
committee OF the house.
4 list OF nll acts OF Congress provid-
Ing for any public work, where the
work was not completed and paid for
prior to July /. 1895, the statement to
give the date OF the act. the total sum
10 be expended under the act Tor esti-
mate thereof and the total amount
appropriated under or because of tha
act. the date upon which the first
moneys were paid out OF the United
States treasury under each appropria-
ton, and the amount OF money paid out
during each calendar quarter under
each appropriation up TO July l. 1895,
The value OF so much OF all govern
ment work done and approved OF by
the proper officers on or before June
30 In each year of the four years prior
10 1896 which had not been paid for pri-
or to July in each year
When any OF the acts mentioned were
passed to provide premises 10 be used
In the place OF premises for which the
government was paying rent, the rents
paid In each quarter Of any calendar
year since the passage Of the act to be
given in the statement.
one Of the aims OF this plan Is to
substantiate the statements made by
Republicans that Secretary Carlisle
has delayed the payment OF approrrla-
tions and held back public works In
order that the treasury may make the
best possible showing.
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TREND OF TRADE.
II. g. Dun l& Co.'S Weekly Review of the
business Outlook.


NEW YORK. Dec. l3.-R. q. Dun 4
company's weekly review Of trade,
which issues tomorrow, will say:
Il has a very quiet week without any
disturbance. Prices OF manufactured
products slowly receded from the high
water mark OF speculation, and no ma
terlnl increase In demand Is now e&-
pected until after the holidays, but
there Is greater confidence that activity
will then appear, and that works have
stopped a little earlier than usual will
again be called into operation,
Wheat continues to come forward so
rapidly that past estimates OF Yield,
which official or unofficial. are, discred.
tied. Western, receipts were 6.OeS.40l
bushels for the week against S,O43,6ll
last year.
Iron furnaces in blast December first
turned out 2l6.7s7 tons weekly against
sl7,306 November l, with Increase OF
5000 stock unsold. But actual con-
sumption Is much smaller than the out
nut ut present and prices again declln-
ed; anthracite to $i3 10; bessemer pig at
Pittsburgh to,Sl2 60 and grey forge TO
$500. Finished products are weak md
sell below quotations, though quoted
prices average about half OF per cent
lower for the week. Heavy Oruers LOT
the Rockefeller interest for plates and
other material to build vessels for
transportation OF Mesaba ore next
year have strengthened the market
somewhat. but the demand at the east
ia very light and most OF the works
have shortened forces considerably,
while at Pittsburgh structural forms,
plates, sheets md pipe are In light de.
Inand, and some bhr mills In the valley
have shut down for want OF orders.
Higher prices are expected for ore and
coke and It Is believed this will cause
nm upward turn in iron. Copper IL
much demornllZed with large sales OF
hike at i0Ssc; lead iB lower at S. 27h and
In,iower at lass cents with Increasing
visible supply.
Wool has not advanced with London
sales, as was expected, aud 5,656.l00
pounds have been sold, 2,3O3,70O foreign.
against 6,4T9,5O0 In the same week OF
". OF which l,tl3,jO0 were foreign. The
GLOW market for goods binders deal
inEs. In mems goods there is little bu-
sincsH as yet, mt about last years
prices In low grades, and the largest
maker OF clay worstcds hns reduced
prices to last year since the opening.
business In cotton has not declined and
print cloths nre lower Mt SMc.
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BOsTON--'Ths Boston Commercial
Bulletin will say tomorrow OF the wool
market: The London wool auction
closed weak, except on light fine stock
ON which American competition secur-
ed nm advance. The Boston market Is
very dpll, though fairly firm and cs-
pecially fleeces. The first lot OF new
clip Australian $4,000 pounds, was sold
here this week at current rates. Amer
leans have only purchased 10000 bales
in Australia The sales OF the week
are: 2.g5O.OOO pounds domestic and
Ss9,O 900 pounds foreign against l,So6,OOO
pounds domestic and $4,000 pounds for
cign last week and l5s2,7O0 pounds do
nestle and $4,000 pounds foreign for
the same week last year. The sales
10 date show an Increase OF l4,Sb,lSO
pounds domestic and 47SO7, 100 pounds
foreign for the sales to the same date
In 1894. The receipts to date show
decrease OF h.5lS bales domestic and an
increase OF e2O.l2O bales Of foreign.
NEW YORK-wool quiet.
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Lard steady at So 10, Bulkmcet1 quiet
at 81 20, ii0cnn In fair demand at % 20.
Whiakcy quiet; sales tl2 barrels At 81 q,
Butter steady, Sugar firm. EgBs In
fair demand at lsia@l0c, Cheese steady
live Stock.
CHICAGO-Cut receipts $500
head; trade to-day was moderately
large mt unchanged prices, choice fat
cows and helfcrs selling better than
very good steers. About 1850 head
OF Christmas cattle brought 81 0OQ5 bOt
cows and heifers 81 9Odp2 30; calves OF
the better class were active and about
2jc higher sales being made as nigh rs
SO 90, Hogs, recelpts 10000 head. Trade
to-day was active at mn average al
vance 0f 30, The supply was mostly
disposed OF early nj 81 35q3B go, the DulE
selling at 50 4SaS g. Sheep, receipts
1900 bad; demand fair, with prices
fully 1s good as ycsterday's ON deslrs
Ublo sheep aud lambs, yet the common
stock, Of which there was u very liberal
supply, gold at about as low figures at
any time Common westerns sold nt
81 55T2SO,
EAST RUFFALO-Cattlc light sun
ply on salc; receipts about three cars;
lllulkfN NNNAAl9 " HAllA W. hbNN >" No.
handy Fat steers md good fut butchers
stock. Hogs, receipts nifty cars market
slow; Workers., fair to choice 81 sOatS Oh
stays, common to choice S2 5OH3 90;
pigs, common 10 fair 81 iOg3 G5. Sheep
and lambs, receipts forty cars; market
fairly active; lambs, choice to prime
81 5Oa4 70: Canada sheep, choice to Sc,
lrcted wethcrB 81 50G3 60; culls ana
common sheep 81 a5q2 20,
EAST LIRERTY-Cattle, steady at
unchanged prices. Hogs, steady for
prime light grades, hut for other grades
slow; prime HIGHT So GOES Gsh; medium
grades 50 1pd3 co; heavy hogs s. 200
35j: common TO fair Workers. ~ 400
Q 10; roughs s. 1898 1915, Sheep active
and n shade higher; fair 81 0Og? 60;
common bOcG3l so; lambs SO 1904 30;
veal calves So 5Oa1 co.
CINCINNATI-Hog active and
higher at 50 OOd3 o.; receipts $500 head;
shipments $500 head,
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THOSE MARKETS OF THE WORLD.
How Our EIpOrtsAre Failing on Under a
Democratic Policy.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. 15-Thc
November statement Of the principal
articles Of domestic exports Issued by
the bureau OF statistics shows exports
as follows:
BreadstuiIa $l0.S4O.762; same month
In 1884,. t7,S7S,tsG; for the eleven months
ended November 30, 1875. $lOL3is.2A'
against Siii,S2O,St5 In 1891; cotton W, :
Ogg.l7S. against t32 sos, $50 In November.
1894: during the last three months $685.
sol .61S, ngnlnst T7i,723OS last year;
mineral oils $6,6l6,6li, against fa6D0,SSl
in November, 1894. During the last
eleven months tl3s. Gs2,37b, against SOL
S0s. 90 In 1885, Provisions SlJ,0S3, $50,
against Si2,Os9jO0 during November
1891; during the last eleven months
Si5S, esq., 1856, against SlCl,SO2,2Og last
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g. 6 n.y. NHW

rSAe Vzsgs sIIvE AND s3AN EslAgHlST
n sod under positive Wrilton guarantee, by
snthoF.Eed agents only, 20 euro Weak Memory
los d Brain and Nerve Power Iost Manhood
uuiekn0ss; Night Losses Evil Dreamsi Lack OF
Confidence; Nervousness; LAssltnde; all DTqinAi
~, caused by oVeT.sxertion, Youthful Errurs, or
RTctssiyV Uia Of TuhAeoo, Opium or Liquor,
which lsAda 10 Misery, CONSUMPTION, insanity
ard Death. BY mail, q box hix for Ssiwith
sample pacEaso, containing Eve dAys treatment
Viih full Instructions, y eunts, On0 sample
Ily sold to each person by mail
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NATURAL RESULT


or the ConIneit Of WaThRH'tAf by IHu
French.
LONDON, Dec. i3.--AdyiccB received
here from AntannnnrlvO capital Of the
island OF MadngascHr, under date OF
Soyonbor 20, say that an nntl.llurO.
penn mob. numbering 5000 pcrHons, ms
Lcsirnyc1 ibe mission station ~ llnni.
ainanttrr, II In INDEED that the Rev
All MrNnhon, "a missionary, aud hlr
family. cpcnppd a few hours before the
rI1iIbg occurred All the Europeans
rceliing I'm the country districts hnye
born ordered 10 the capital and 600
ifronch troops hnyo been dispatched 10
Rtlbduo the rioters,
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Don't skip this paragraph because II
Is small II IL worth reading, for II
tells about The plneola Balsam. n GER
tain remedy for cough. tickling In the
throut and the stopped up feeling In
the upper part OF the chest. \ simple
cough may turn Into something SER
lo,Is II let alone. II ceases TO veX You
and To keep you awake o'nights when
Won have nllayed the Inflammation in
yuur thront with ELY'S PINE0LA
BAISAM. Tie druggists sell 1t FOR
twenty-five cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-14

tF you're In doubt whether your
trouble II indigestion or DyBpopald,
lust take n few doses OF Simmons l,lNcr
lion Va have tried Simmons Liver
Regulator for DyHpepHln nnl nnd y
mi The think 10 relieve mo. A small
dose after tnOalH N sure ~ prevent W.
JlregiIon,". q, u. pcrhlng sharon, On
III In tic best medicine Ia ~ ID dlRcH-
TONI, j, llinclG Duncan, Arizona.
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If suffering with plies, II will interest
Won 10 know that de Wits Witch Ha-
ri salyc will cure them. This medi-
cine is n specific for all complaints Of
Iris character. and II Instructions
(which are simple) are carried out. n
cure will result, We have tested this
in numerous cases, md always with
like rcsultR. II never falls Logan
DruE Co. Wheeling. w. Va, b. r. Pea
body. Benwood. and Bowie & Co,
Bridgeport, o.
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OIL CITY-ou market credit bal
ances pennsylvania OLD 81 80; certih-
Gates, January delivery opened at 81 20;
highest 81 81; lowest 81 30; closed at
81 81; sales. certificates 5000 cash and
5000 barrels; shipments 1851 barrels;
runs l3I,OS3 barrels.
NEW YoRK-Petroleum weak ut
81 % bid.
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nllnr 10 cnrr An sl.ln. pI.en,e..n

No Internal medicine required Cures tet.
Ter, eczema, Itch. all 6rupilons on the
face, hands, nose. etc. leaving tho skin
clear. white and healthy. Its great heal
ing and curative powers are possessed by
no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SWAYSE's OINTMENT, tths&w
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symptoms-Molsturc intense itching
and singing; most Mt. night: worse by
grrntchlng n allowed 10 continue tu-
morn form, which often bleed and ulcer
atc, becoming very sore. SWAYNE'S
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and IN most cases
removes the tumpra. At druggists or by
mHil. for ~ cents. DR., Swaync 4 Son,
PHILADELPHIA
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REMEMBER the Intelligencer's Offcr
TO supply the new Rand McSally Atlas
of the World, with marginal index. In
ten bound parts at 10 cents per part. Is
limited 10 short time. Call at the In
telligcucer Office and examine the work.
II will be complete In time for the holt
dnyg
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NEW YORK-Pig iron easy: south
ern Si2 OOal4 90; northern tl2 Ooal4 go
Copper steady; brokers SO 80: exchange
$40 Is. Lead steady: brokers 81 10; ex-
change 81 30. Tin steady; straits hOOi
plates dull. Spelter steady.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Tho Feature, OF sue Money and Stock
AIari,Vis,

Tho Features OF the Money ami Stock
AIari,Vis,
NEW YORK, Dec, l3,-Moncy on
call ensy Mt l89h per cent; last loan
per cent closed At per cent, Prime
mercantile paper id5H per cent sterl-
Ing exchange steady with actual bust
ness in bankers bllls at 81 SsltQ4 sS%
for demand, and 81 s7is04 S774 for sixty
days, Posted rates SSsa4so and
81 sSls04 90, Commercial bills 81 S75
Silver certificates 6GaG6lsc, Bar silver
66c.
The industrlaln practically oonstltu-
ted tn-duy's stock market and irregu-
lnrlty In tho movements was quite u
feature, The entire dealings agGrega-
ted only $4,000 shares, The dealings IN
Leather preferred figured for one-third
OF this amount, aud adding the trans
actions In Sugar, Tobacco and Chicago
Gas would leave only l3,0O0 shares Tor
The other shares Coverings OF shorts
was the CHIEF stimulus to the specula-
ton. THE initial prices were irregular
on o light volume OF business. a de-
clining tendency soon developed and
material losses occurred IN several IN
stances, baltimore q; Ohio was again
copspicuously weak, dropping "a per
cent on selling for both accounts, The
concensus OF opinion IN conservative
circles IN that In view Of the persistent
ana singulNrly definite uttaGlis upon the
credit OF the company the management
should not content itself with vague
geheralizlnK dcnials, In the general
market a tirmer tone became evident
before tho end OF the first hour, and n
strong rally started under the leader
ship OF Leather, That stock rose per
cent and the preferred 5h per cent,
both retaining the Improvement to the
close. The strength In the stocks
named inspired sympathetic advances
In the other industrlals, extending 10 "
per cent In Tobacco. Coverings by be-
lated shorts In Manhattan resulted In
n gain OF rs per cent. The movement
In the standard railroad shares Were
confined to fractional limits, a report
which was In circulation ~ the effect
that the long expected agreement be-
tween the Panama railroad and tho
Pacific Mall companies had been 0ctu-
ally signed by Presidents Simmons and
Huntington, caused mn advance OF
about n point I'm the stock OF the last
mentioned company. which was subse-
qucntly lost upon the publication OF
deninls.
The market for railway and misrcl-
laneous bonds ruled firm and higher on
transactions aggregnting Sl,is3 600.
The total sales of stocks to-day Were
lS5,3Oi shares.
Government bonds steady
State bonds dull.
Railway bonds firm
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