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West Franklin.
EGO.

West Franklin.
A deer came out in Jacob Springer's
field yesterday, walking leisurely around
and not appearing to be in any hurry to
get away.
You should subscribe for THE AMERI-
CAN. 1t will cost you less than three
cents per week. You want to read it
every week. Sometimes it is difficult
to get it unless you are subscriber You
get the news from almost every neighbor-
hood in the county. Those desiring to
subscribe may do so through c. f. Butler,
West Franklin, agent.
July 6. CHEER
Ous.
Misses Alice and Nan Gray, of Port
land, are the guests OF Mrs. Eben King
man.
Miss Addie Kingman has returned
home from two weeks visit in Holden.
Miss Lettie Garland leaves for Boston
this week.
July :. KAY.
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The new school house at Sullivan is
nearly completed and is one OF the finest
public buildings in the town. Situated
on school-house hill within sight Of the
old school house lot, in which the pres
ent fading generation obtained their
knowledge, it has a commanding view of
the beautiful lowland and bay to the
southeast. The building is finished with
the latest improved seats, and the facili-
There is ample room for a play ground
over which will wave the American flag,
the generous gift of NJ. L. Tram in
memory of his school days. The flag was
raised mid the firing of guns at daylight
on the Fourth.
Inlu 6
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Netcs see other pages.

Sullivan.
Edgar White and wife are at the home
of Mr.. Whites mother, Mrs. A. B. White,
for few weeks.
Mrs. George Walker and daug liter
Dorothy are spending the summer with
Mrs. Walkers mother. Mrs. NJ. A. Smith.
The Urann brothers, Warren and
Lewis, are spending their annual vacation
at their old home, formerly the Human
place.
Henry Hawkins is passing his vacation
in Bar Harbor in the employ of j. M.
Grape, after which he will return to his
college life, for another year.
The Alexander sisters from Brooklyn,
N. Y, are in town for the summer, and
are guests of the Dennis, also the Booth
sisters and Mr.. and Miss Simpson Of New
York.
came a week ago to spend few weeks
with Mrs. Dyer's aunt, Mrs. Franklin.
Mr.. Dyer returned Wednesday, leaving
his wife for longer visit.
Mrs. c. A. Stimson, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. West, has gone on jour-
ney through the shore towns of Washing
ton county. They drove through, thus
taking the trip leisurely. The objective
point is Calais and possibly some points
OF the Provinces.
The work of grading the grounds about
the new church is going on in a very sat
isfactory manner under the supervision
of committee, of whom Moses Hawkins
is the head. 1t is but just to say that all
this work has been given gratuitously,
and never did men and boys work with
heartier will. The ladies served
dinner and supper in the edifce, and
the two days work thus far shows
great amount OF faithful effort.
The church is soon to receive coat OF
paint, which will finish the exterior, and
arrangements are being made to hold SER
vices within for the next two months.
Its unfinished condition, within, will be
made as attractive as can be for the time.
July 6. X.
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The w. c. T. L. met with Mrs. Pauline
Warren Wednesday. The hostess served
a delicious treat that was not on the pro-
gramme and was quite a surprise. A vote
of thanks WAS rendered her.
July 3. EGO.
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EUGENE.
South Deer Isle.

South Deer Isle.
Haying has commenced. A very short
crop is in prospect.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Robbins and daughter Alice
arrived here Thursday from Cambridge,
Mass, to spend few weeks in their old
home
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HILL WILL NOT TALK.
A Conference l,etwccn the sound Money

b.. b.
ALBANY. N. Y. July 15.-senator
David II. Illll told tho Times corresponds
ont who called upon him to-day at VOL
ferris Roost TINT hG must pcrslst for the
present In his determination hot TO make
any public uttcrnnce regarding the work
OF tho Chicago convention. lilo declared
that since his return from Chicago no
hau not had amy conversation with
newspaper men and therefore MI alleged
statements pfcsuminE 10 cmnnatc from
him with reference 10 the probable pros
Ernmno to hG followed by the sound
money Democrats were purely lmagl-
nary.
In duc gcns0n |, Is understood 10 be
Senator INNS intention to issue an nd-
dress for the guidance OF the nutl-sllvGr
Democracy OF the Empire state, Ac-
cordlngly 70 the story current IN pQlltl-
cal circles here. It Is believed that on tho
way home from tho convention Inst Sat-
urdny Senator nm anQ the other Demo-
cratic lcndcra IN the purity agreed that It
would be unwlse to nid the nomination
OF another presidential ticket.
Probably Senator lIill will so to
New York Tomorrow morning. llo had
tho last moment changed his mind. Ills
Intention Ia to spend few days at Nor
mandlc-by- the-Sen, where he has pass
ed his. summers In recent years. 1t Ia
understood that he will hold Il con-
ference with representative sound mo-
hcy Democrats as 10 the course they
ought TO pursue.
The purpose OF this conference Is to
outline II programme to be followed by
the organized Democracy OF those
states and other political divisions
where the very life OF II Democratic
organization Is threatened by the Chi
cnRo conventions declaration Of prin-
ciplcS. Among those who will partIcI-
quite In tho conference are William C.
Whitney, Senators Gray, OF Delaware;
Smith, OF New Jersey: German. OF
Maryland. and Calvin S. RrICc, If Ohio.
II the conference should be held ut
Long Brunch Senator Murphy, WIN Is
there and who was too III to go to Chi
cngo. may participate, AZ tho question
Is one Of vital Importance 10 the Tam
many Hall orga nixation it Is more than
probable that John c. Shcehan, James
j. Martin and other Tammany leaders
VIII be consulted.
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sI'T.S :GL0RY GONE ,|;:..
The Recently Promising Colcrain
Y Oil Field is Very Quiet.
TWO WELLS BEING DRILLED
In the 0verti,c.ltlvcr Field At pre.rut--A
Well One Miie From NIartln's Ferry lie.
Ing Watched Closely by tho 'raiemt-.O Onto
!, on Company stops Its Hunt mr the
Greasy Fluid In tho COirrain Dl.trict-A
a Generni Dullmtss III the Fields.

The glory Of the recently promising
C6lcrain oil field, across tho river, seems
, to have departed. Two months ago this
field WIS "toutcd" us one OF the coming
pools, md several good wells TINT came
in in a bunch changed tho village OF
Colcrain from u typical quiet country
community into busy oil town, typical
I OF the business. But so many dlscour-
aging developments have been made re-
Z Gently that tho talent" has given tho
field the cold shoulder and tho "clammy
hano."
The Ohio (standartD OIL Company
was quito active in operating In the
ovcr-the.rIver district recently, but that
big corporation has about come to tho
conclusion that the pool tho operators
have been chasing Is OF the rainbow va
rlety. AT any rite tho Ohio company Ia
deserving the Colera!n field. Yesterday
the tools OF one OF Its dry wells were
taken TO Martins Ferry and will DO
shipped to Sayra's landing. on the Little
Kanawha. where the Ohio company will
: seek the stun.
i In the Colerain field proper only two
wells are being drilled ut present. and
experts hope for nothing startling ut
either. The well now going down one
mile back Of Martins Ferry Is away
ahead of developments and Its coming
in, will be watched With interest by tho
oil people OF the southwest. 1t may de-
\ velop something, but the chances are
against It. N
"A Work in the oil fields generally Is
& Stacking up, Whatever the causes. says
I'D. s. w" There Is nothing like the
amount OF validating that was former
~ done. Operators are hugguS defined
lines pretty closely and doing their best
} to keep within them. too. Instead OF
searching for new fields, they seem to be
trying TO make as much as they can out
Z OF the old ones. AS a consequence there
are n great many operatives out Of work
and the machinery and pipe men are not
the brightest men In existence. The
remedy for Nil this lies In higher prices.
4 but the prospects for these are not the
\ roslest just at present.
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Last summer the Ohio broke n re-
cord for continued extreme low water.
This summer the stream Is seemingly
going to make IL record for continued
nnvlgable water. Since the New Year
came In the stage Mt Wheeling haS ut
10 time been under 40 feet. During II
week In May the Pittsburgh packets
had rather nuEh shedding getting
through to Pittsburgh. but with that
exception the pnth OF the steamboat
man this summer has been strewn with
the roses OF prosperity. The present
what an extent summer travel on the
river would grow II MaviGable water
could be had. Never before have the
Cincinnati boats handled 80 many pas
scngerS, most or them tourists. With n
locked and damned river, this traffic
would grow amazingly,
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Along the landing.

Tho Ruth left Tor Charleston at Z a.
III. yesterday. with good trip.
The Pittsburgh packets for to-day are
tho Lorenn and the II. Is. Bedford.
The Elaine was down for Parkcrs-
burg last night, and icf; at s o'clock.
The fleet Virginia Is to leave for Pitts
burgh ut O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The Jewel took nm excursion from
Martins Ferry to Crcsup's grove, yes
tcrdHy. She LETT ut II y. III. on her usual
trip 10 Darlington.
The river marks last night ut q
o'clnrk Indicated : feet 10 inches and
rising slowly, Temperature, stormy;
trade along tho wharf quiet,
The river people feel very grateful to
Captain DOvCncr for the effective work
Ii. did In Congress In the interest of
improved rivers, They say they win not
forget him on the third Of next Novcm-
Der.
The towboat and packet pilots con-
tlnue to kick ut the innction Of tho
government In taking action to remove
the Jumps IN the river caused by the
two Wheeling Snnd boats. About Bur
llngtOn these Jumps are said to be dam
ScrJuS 10 navigation.
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OIL ClTY-Rivrr / foot inch and
falling: cloudy and warm.
MORGASTOWN : River 10 feet 5
inches and rising; raining hard for Sow
cral hours: heavy thunder and light
ming.
WARREN-Rlver $ OF a foot: show
cry and warm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . feet inchc.
and rising: rainfall, so inches: running
and warm.
Observation-Disclosures 5 fee. and
rising: raining and warm; up - Ben
Iur: rlnwn-Elaine.
PARKERSBURG River S feet 10
inches and rising: raining and cooler:
up - Liberty, Bedford. Rob Ballard,
Nancy: down-Ruth. Little Kanawha
rising: filled with wrcckaSc last night:
cloud burst at headwaters.
PlTTSBURGH-Rlver 81 feet and
stationary ut the dam: wcather.rrain
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The Rogers block was the scene OF n
pleasant reception last night in which
about twenty-five couples OF young
folks participated and spent most en-
1oyablc evening. The occasion was q
reception and dance given by Mr.. and
Mrs. +, II. Lange. In honor OF their
melee. Miss Bessie Rogers and her visit
tors Miss Mary Alexander, of Canton
O., and Misc Slmrui. OF Kentucky. Pro
fessor killmyer furnished the music for
the dancing, which was kept up until
midnight, when refreshments were
served by Mrs. ZIcSentelter. after which
dancing held sway until late hour.
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NO SPECULATION
In Options TO he Allowed In Germany.
VIII Affect Anne rIrnu Stuci,s.

"bt hhttt american StOChA.
WASHINGTON, y. c.. July 15.-!tt
the instance Of the AGrnrlan leaders the
German Rcichstag has just enacted u
law prohibiting speculation In options.
and also intended to restrict spccula-
ton In stocks. The new law beyond
doubt will affect seriously the sale OF
American securities In Germany aside
from Its effect upon grain markets. The
announced purpose OF the AGrarianS IN
passing the law was 10 Increase the
price OF grain. and In the debates were
plentiful citations OF tln arguments 80
freely advanced In Congress when the
anti-optEon bin was being pressed few
years ago. "Details Of the new law are
supplied to The state department by
United States Commercial Agent Moore
at Welmar. With explanatory notes and
comments,
AS to stock speculation the rcstrlc-
tons adopted threaten to exclude from
the German cNchanS" n large class "
American industrial anu mining and
railroad properties. and are especially
severe upon new projects. In each ex-
change government inspectors will be
stationed. No stock can be placed on the
lists except by direction OF committee
at least Il majority OF whose members
are not members OF the exchange No
stock can be listed unless the corpora
ton has been In existence IT least one
year, and has submitted profit and
loss statement for tn. year; nor can
any stock be listed until the committee
has thoroughly examined into the
SOundncSS OF the new corporation and
satisfied Itself as to the truthfulnesS OF
the statements made In the prospectus.
Any person guilty OF deceit In placing
or promoting stocks may he fined $1,000
marks. and there are other severe pen
allies for offenses against the law.
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From Il letter written by Rev. J. GUY
dcr1nan. Of DimOndnlC, Mich. VIC arc
permitted to make this extract: 81 hnvG
10 hesitation IN recommending DR.
Kings New Discovery. HS the results
were almost marvellous In the care OF
my wife. While l WIS pnstor OF the
Baptist church Mt Rivca junction Bhn
was brought duwn with Pneumonia
succeeding La Grippe. Terrible par
oxysms OF coughing would ln$t houra
with little Interruption and II seemed
MS II she could not survive them. y
friend Recommended Dir. Kings New
Discovery: It was quick In Its work and
highly satisfactory IN results" Trial
bottles FREQ mt Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
Store. Regular sizo Goo and 81 90.
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s,aEnntlon In Western Iron ,Iarke...l

r CHICAGO. July 15.-Thc Industrial
World of July 1G. will say:
y General stagnation has settled down
upon the Western iron markets. Prices
IN some lines are as low as they were
two years ago. Southern pig iron Is
selling at Chicao in some extreme In
stances below sl1 for No. foundry and
number OF makers have withdrawn
from the market with the statement
that present prices are below the cost
OF production. The local irons ure firm
er, but buyers are holding OF. Not one
local transaction Of note has been re-
ported during the past week. The plac-
ing of a. 5000 ton order OF Besscmer
iron by new steel plant at Indianap-
oils. Ind. with Columbus, Ohio. pro-
Queer. has been the chief transaction
in the west
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The government drcdgc boat. Oswc-
so, continues her work OF cleaning the
channel in the river ut the mouth OF
Wheeling creek. Already she has been
engaged Their. three days, hut there
Is still n great AMOUNT " sand. mud
and debris In the channel. which Will
probably be removed before the end OF
the week. The debris IS dumped In
the river on the Ohio side at West
Wheeling. Il considerable distance from
the channel. The amount OF mud and
slime that was sent out into the river
from the creek during the late flood was
greater than ever before and extends all
the way across the stream to the Island
shore
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TRUSTEES SALE.


IINRGSTEES SALE.
by virtue OF, deed Of trust made hy
Alwyn S.. Ronk nnd Edith nj, Ronk, his
VIE. TO tho undersigned. MS trustee. dated
July -, 1871. and recorded In the office OF
the clerk OF tho county court OF Ohio
county. West Virginia, IN, deed OF trust
book NO 3d. folio l0i. will sell at public
auction to the highest and hest bidder.
nj the north front door Of the court house
or said county, In the city OF Wheeling,
w. W., on n..
THURSDAY. THE 9Th DAY OF
AUGUST. 1885,
commencing Mt 10 o'clock n. M. the fol-
lowing described real estate, that is to
say: Apiece OF ground in the city Q:
Wheeling, In Ohio county, Wcs, virginia.
situate on the rond leading from thu Ma.
ttonal Rpnd TO Mount Wood Cemetery,
ana bounded as follows: Commencing n;
Il corner OF the Jewish Burial Ground on
satu road, said corner being the most
western point on said road of the said
Cemetery Grounds, and running north.
west on tho line Of mid burial ground
one hundred and ffty-feet, more or less,
10 the southeast line Of the ground con-
yGyed by Mary +. Silver and husband 10
Maurice MnA aau others by deed dated
December Q, 1877. recorded In deed hook
NO. ", phEc nj: thence with said south
east liho southwest iitty.tiVo feet: thence
southeast by Il Inc parallel with the line
49, HAS"1" ~ tlNllNlOlNh "
tho limo OF said r0ud leading 10 Mount
Wood Cemetery; thence with tho line Of
said rouQ no"thcustwnrdly fifty-avc feet.
more or less, to tho place OF beginning.
subject TO the right OF way granted by
tho deed above mentioned made ny Mary
+. Silver anu husband 10 Maurice Max
ana others. ind roScrvnE also the coal
or other msucr1l beneath the same. Nci's
the same property conveyed to Augusta!
WickeIly by Catherine Meyer by deed
dated september &c, 1857, and OF record IN
mo office Of the clerk OF the county coUr;
OF ohio county, West Virginia, In dtc!
pook No. 50. Mt page LIS.
TERMS OF SALl-Onc-thlrl md rs
much more ~ tho purchaser may eject
10 pay IN cash on the day OF sale. thu hal::
nlco nttho purchase money III two equal
llStnlsmcntH, payable Respectively NJ Nla
ana Two years from the day OF sale With
interest from that day. for each OF which
deferred nStallmcnts OF the purchase
money tho purchaser shall Iivu his DcsN'
Table promIssorS notes, hcIrtng interest
from tho day Of sale ns aforesaid, to ec
secured by tho tito OF tho property soA
being retained until tho payment IN full
OF tho same, Or by decd or trust on thH
property sold, to be drawn, ncknOwirdsM
md recorded Mt tho rSncnsr OF the pUF-
chaser. GEORGE u, CALDWELL,
Trustee,
WlLLlAM II. lIALLER,
$3.50. AuctioNcCr. W
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dren was sick with Il severe bowel
trouble. Our doctors remedies had
failed, then VIC tried 'Clnmbcrlnin's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy.
which gave very speedy relief. We
regard II NJ the best medicine ever put
on the market for bowel complaints
Nr3. l.. G. Gregory. ErcdrriCkst0wn.
Mo. This certainly Is the hest mcdi-
cine ever put on the market for dyson
terry. GUNNER complaint, cole and
cholera infantum in children. 1t never
fails TO give prompt relief wr,n used
In reasonable time and the plain PRINT
ed directions are followed. Nlany moth
crs have expressed their sincere graf
itudc for the cures 1t Inns effected.
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THE ONLY GERMAN
In the Senate--Srnatnr Wellington Speak.
Words OF Cheer.

III inc Sehate-SthhtSr heithstoh SPEAKS
Words OF Cheer.
z CUMBERLAND. Md, July IS.
United States Senator-elect George L.
Wellington In an interview last night
said that he was perfectly confident that
Mckinley and Hobart would be elected.
SIr. Wellington. who will be the only
German In the senate, Is In close touch
with the German-American vote. which,
he says. will be cast almost soltdly for
the representatives of the gold standard
cause
This makes Mr.. Wellington feel posi-
+ tive that Ohio. Indiana, Illinois. Michi-
gan, Minnesota. Wisconsin and Iowa
will cast their electoral vote for the Re-
publican candidates. II. says that Is
has repeatedly been true that as the
German vote has gone in those states,
so has the election gone. The Germans
are thoroughly verscd In the currency
question. and will be on the side OF gold.
Z Mr.. Wellington Is one Of the best Ger
man students In the country. and will be
asked, to make German speeches In the
campaign.
I'D Mr.. Wellington thinks there Is no
y doubt about Maryland's going Republic
+ can by at least 5000 majority. The
substantial interests of the state are for
sound money. he says, and while many
Democrats are for low tariff. they will
not let the protection plank In the Re-
Z publican platform keep them from sup
porting Mckinley. as In this state the
tariff question Is subordinate to the cur
rency question. The Maryland cam
paign will open about September ! and
Mr.. Wellington proposes giving It eX-
elusive attention until gotten we'll In
4 hand. He has handed over the manage
ment OF the Baltimore city campaign to
Chairman William a. Stone. who took
such prominent part In the state can
vaSs last fall.
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WASHINGTON. July 15-AccordInE
to the report OF United States Consul
General Mills, ut Honolulu, the Uawat-
inn legislature has passed an act admit
ting wines containing less than IS per
cent alcohol free Of duty, and increasing
the duty on spurious liquors. In conse-
qucncc California wines which have
been taxed fifteen. cents per gallon will
escape Import duty.
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LONDON, July 15.-rhe monument
which has been erected In St. Mary's
church, Alhermanhury. to John Hem
minge and Henry Condell. who collect
ed and first published Shnkespearc'S
writings. after the death OF the famous
English dramatlSt.t was unveiled this
afternoon. Sir Walter WiIkin. Lord
Mayor OF London. OBLIGATED In full state.
An address was made by the United
States ambassador, Mr.. Thomas l..
Ruyard
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LONDON. Julyi15.-At the Office of
the White Star line in this city word
WAS received to-day that at Hoylake.
near Birkenh"nd. bottle was picked
UP recently which contained the follow
Ing. written on a slip .: paper:
Struck Iceberg, sinking fast, mM-
ocean. Narconic."
tSiEned.) "YOUSG."
The steamer Narcontc, one OF the
largest and finest frsiSi!ters Of the
White Star line sailed from Liverpool
on February IL. lS93 for New York, and
from that time to this has never been
heard from.
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YENTEnDAY'S pEpAnrunEs.

NETHERLANDS DEPARTURES.
Charleston, lluTit. Z II. M.
llttHbnrEh,l hen IItIR, s d. NJ.
StenhonyIllc" fNoS TAYLOR, 2:3o y. IN.
l'ArkcrSburg BLAINE, = y. m. (
ClarinEton,. ID EWIcl. 3:31lp, IN.
lioATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
plttshnrEh.n1 .oRENA, in. m.
!lttshnrSh..I. x. nlEpFORD. 0 n, m.
l'nrkcrHburg. III LIBERTY, II. a. M.
NunnOras, LEN NOTION, II IL. m.
StoubcnvillG. l;NOS TAYLOR, $50 y. m.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50 y. in. f
lloATs LEAVING TOMORROW.
pittsburgh" .NtRGlNIA. 4 u. III.
l'nrkcrsburg .liENllIiR. II u. III.
Si0llbcnvillc. ENoS TAYLOR. $50 p. m.
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A5PITTSBURGH. Pa. July ia con-
vcntlon OF undcrtakers and cmbalmcrs
Ia in session here for the purpose Of
corning national organization. The
object Is to secure legislation In the
different states regarding the appoint
ment OF state boards. laws to secure
standard sanitary rnlbnlminS. and the
organization OF cmbalmerS.
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BUSY people have no time. and SEN
s!bIc people have no inclination 10 use
slow remedy. One Minute Cough Cure
acts promptly and gives permanent re-
suits. Charles r. Goethe. corner
Twelfth and Market streets: Bowie 4:
Company, Bridgeport: Peabody 6 Son.
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