p 1W Qstossis «tU>Hi Oblstoa.
H was I asying of Henry Ward
IfUki that "the little thine- of life
ghrt m the M trouble." The r«-
MM ho—t-ly w«t hi* favorite flhsstra-
Mbre than half the disea.es (tat de
•troy hamsn life arc yrodmJ by pesti
fcneas to* m iaO to be tea by the naked
•ye. The plague* that destroy animal
Bit are of the ant invHble origrn
And practically all the ravafinp of the
Croat u done by imall insects and
Not less true it it that the good
thing* of the world, the Ihirp that make
it a mora comfortable world to live i»
are awatly little thinga Of the about
too patents every week (raatrd to in
ventor* in this country 550 arc for small
aMchanical devices of general every
day utility. The electrical canift that
light* at the touch of your finger, the
folding umbrella that you can drop into
a small handbag or carry in your over
coat pocket, the machine that cuts green
aorn from the cob and the oil-can thM
can't explode are good tvpes of the little
inventions that are really great
The great era-making inventions, like
the telephone and the telegraph, are ne
cessarily few and far between, and only
hi a few instances have their real au
thors made any considerable money out
of them. The little mechanical novel
ties. counted by thousands, usually bring
their creators a fair reward and often a
targe fortune.— Nnv Y»rk World.
Woas of a Croeor.
It was an uptown grocery which a
little girl about five years of age entered
the other day. saying: "I want a arool
of cotton f" "You won't get that here."
replied the grocer jokingly, "you'll
have to go to the blacksmith's shop fnf
that" "I want a spool of cotton,"' the
child repeated, clutching something very
tightly in her right hand And she con
tinued to reiterate the request for a long
time before quitting the store Present
ly her mother appeared in the dnor, with
■ very irate countenance. "D'ye mem
to tell me that you haven't got a nut
meg?" she inquired indignantly "W -s
that what the child wanted f exclaimed
the grocer. "She asked for a spool of
cotton." "Couldn't yon see the nutm>g
in her hand?" retorted the mother, "t
saw something in her hand, but I didn't
know what it was." "Well, all v.->u
had to do was to smell it" was the fiuL
•hot with which the matron dca te.f
Witnesses to this scene have amu rd
themselves ever since, asking the g"~c:r
why he doesn't exercise greater de ec- I
tive skill in finding out what his cus
tomer* require when they don't kn >m
themselves."— Philadelphia Record. ..
Magnetism of the Earth,
It is well known that clay baked in a
brick furnace is magnetized along an ;
axis which corresponds to the axis of
the terrestrial magnetic field at the mo I
mettt of baking, and it is notworthy th.t; '
the magnetization is very permanent. On
these facts M. Folghereit'er has founded
a method of studying the inclination of
the magnetic needle in antiquity. He
determines the direction of the mag
netic axis of pottery of Etruscan ai>d
Roman times. The declination of the
needle cannot be determined in this way
on account of the impossibility of know
ing exactly how the vases stood in the
baking ovens; we know that they stood
vertically, but no one can say which side
was to the front. It is quite possible
that this method may be
determinations referring to geologic ep
ochs by observing the direction of n>a\
netization of clay strata that have been
transformed into brick by flows of hot
lava. The latter question is now being
studied in the volcanic region of the
Puv-de-Dome in France.— Nrw York
Su a.
More than fifty yeara ago. saya the
Evaagellat a poor Belgian machinist,
who had learned the truth of the
Gospel, went up and down the coun
try distributing tracts and new teets
menta. A few persons, converted by
Mils means, met together to atudy
the Bible. The little group Increased,
grew strong, called a paator, built a
"temple" that became the mother of
a number, of churchee. On Sunday,
July 7, the flfty-aecond aanlveraary
of the mlaatonary synod was cele
brated In the mother church at Was
mea. The moderator waa Baron
Frists, chief engineer of government
railways in the province of MM /era.
The district is a mining region, vLsre
most of the working people 3d
three-quarters of. their Uvea nndsr
- ground.
My L
" Am attack of la grippe left me
with a bad cough. My friends said
I bad consumption. I then fried
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral aad H
cared ma promptly."
A. K. Randies, Nokomls, 111.
You forgot to buy a bot
tle of Ayer's Cherry Pec
toral when your cold first
came on, so you let it run
along. Even now, with
all your hard coughing, it
will not disappoint you.
There's a record of sixty
years to fall back on.
llaidwilfc,»s.g it I 11,
sum
Liver Pills
That's whit you need: some
thing to cure your bilious
ness «nd give you a good
digestion. Avert Pills are
liver pills. They cure con
stipation and biliousness.'
Gently laxative.
a > 11 mMsT*
I BUCKINGHAM'S DYE&U&r*
lin ■ ini 111 rr 1 niiiwr
"[LIVE ITEMS OP NEWS.
; Maay Matters af Oeaeral laterest la
a»rt IHigraibs.
At Tko Nafoaal Capital.
I Tha guaboat Ooacord will be Mat
I to Paaaasa to relieve tha cruiser Phila
delphia.
The aaUwatad aaads la IMS of the
1 Departmset of Agriculture aggregate
(4.785.40.
Fifty members of tha Supreme
Coaaetl of tha Scottish Rita called oa
, President Roosevelt
Admiral Schley was again oa the
I wltneaa ataad Monday. His testimony
waa given la a cool aad emphatic
1 manner.
It Is said President Roosevelt's
1 decision to eliminate his Cabinet In
writing his aseassge may result In
resignations
Rear-Admiral Crosmioshleld will
be transfsrred from the Navigation
Bureau to the Buropeaa station an :
succeeded by Rear Admiral Henry C.
Taylor.
The War Department has deslgnat
ed the Fourth. Thirteenth. Twentieth
Tweaty-Srst, Twenty-second an
Twenty-third Infantry for withdraws
from the Phllllpplnes.
Admiral Schley Is his testimony be
fore the Naval Court of Inquiry de
scribed la thrilling terms the bsttli
of Santiago, at which the flower of
Spala'a navy waa destroyed; aald t> 
alleged calloquy between himself an
Ueutenant Commander Hodgson nee
took place; explained that the Texan
. waa never la aay oanaor from th>
| Brooklyn's "loop." rod gave his ver
slon of a number of disputed matters.
The Ssanny Smith.
Three whltea and eleven negroe
were hilled la a race riot In Louislsn-
Sunday.
1 Three outlaws were helnel to f «-»
' dom from the Jair at Wayne Cor
House. Vs.
Burglars terrified Moiin-'svllle.
Vs.. but secured little frcm the nu
eroua breaks.
During a quarrel over a rn '
George Preaton stabbed his bro.h -
Alec |o death nt Aston Vs. •
Cavalry troopa stationr" nea
brook. Aria., during a dn-n'ten r
attacked the home of Der itv She'
John Blcvlna and fatally wounded Ita
owner.
I Caleb Powers. ex Fecretary of Btate
of Kentuckv. vii aK*ln convicted o
alleged eomnllcltv in the Ooebel mut
I drr and sentenced to life lmprli:or
I Tient.
At Th • N"»"lt
s'arnuls Po. of Js—n. sailed '
N >w York for France.
During a fight Edward Collier .
bis fatber'a throat at Madiaon 8. I)
Safe crackera secured $5,0C0 111
bonds and SIOO rash from I.awren •
I 111 l*ht man's store at Berea, O.
' Andrew Carnegie and Ambassador
Paun cfote aalled from Southampton
for New York.
Fire at IVI mar, Del., burnfed 10
acres of bulldlnga and caused a los
of fully SIOO,OOO.
The Grant family celebrated the
tercentenary of the birth of Nathan
Grant at Wlndaor, Conn.
The deficit of the Pan American
Exposition at Buffalo. It la aald, will
approximate about $2,000,000.
Safe crackera atole securities valued
at more than 9100.000 from a Berea
(Ohio) Arm.
John O. W. Myers was placed on
trial in York. Pa., on another charge
of arson.
\ Dr. P. M. Rliey has made a minute
"report on the condition of Presiden
MrKlnlev.
The American Ice Company we.
denied Its application at Albany. N.
Y.. to reatrala anti-Trust proceed Inga
agalnat It.
Eight hundred boys aaw Director
of Public Works Sslen. of Cleveland.
0.. to ask park privileges during the
skating seaaon.
Striking workmen at the Adam
Schaaf Piano Companv. Chicago. 11l
were enjoined from Interfering with
Ita non union men.
The Grant family had . Ita reunion
at Windsor. Conn., sleeting Congress
man Burton, of Ohio, aa president of
the Grant Association.
From Across The Sea
**« plan to float a Japanese loan
abroad haa failed.
The French armored cruiser I.eon
Gambetta was launched at Brest.
President Caatro of Venezuela sa s
forces, have to htm.
It la believed In Ixindon that Cerll
Rhodes was responsible for the pun
Ishment of General Buller.
The Boer government of the Trans
vaal haa been established by Acting
President Schalk Burgher near Am
sterdam. In the southern part of thi'
country.
"Prince Ranjit of Beluchlftan
who lived In opulence In London, h i
started for the I'eUed States.
Miss Ellen M. Stons and her com
panlon. Mme. Tsilka. were alive five
daya ago. according to a mesn e
from the Balkan brlganda who
kidnapped them ,
Qea. A. W. Oreelv la quoted In a
1-ondon Interview as saying that plen
t* of money cas bs made In the
Philippines.
C •wm' , n''-v , on hss been establish
' from VelnlV In the Turkish nrov
n~e of Palonlca with the brigands
who abducted Mlsa Ellen M. Stoue
The con'roversr over General n-il
•• Is having a marked effect on Brl-
Isb politics.
Frm»"o will issue a new loan uf
aNwt sio 000.000 secured by the
"hlneae Indemnity.
Nearly a million persons are on the
•ergo of starvation la Southern
Tblnit.
Jorepb Chamberlain announced in
a speech at Edinburgh that the Brl
tlsb government would frame new
rules to limit Irish obstruction tn the
Houae of Commons.
MlscaHaaeoa* M tt-rv
Marquis Ito of Japan sailed from
Mew York for France.
A pronounced feellug of frtandllnees
.to Spain la developing among the
Central aad South American dele
gatea to the Pan-Amsrlcan Congress
Oermaa coasmeat is la tha direction
of predicting failure for the Pan-
American Congress, -»
Tha world's col nags gold In 1!K)0
imiml mult ul at sUrsr In
rrMMd 1104t4.1t!, ootnparad wtth
mmmm
TSS KNT&RPRISI, FIIDAY| NOTE
STATE FAIK «80.
af a Larga CrawdL
Ralsigk. Special.—Tba dial aaaaal
Stats Fair bacaa Tassdsy. aadar Us
most favorable aaaptrsa. aa to waatbar.
atteadaace aad sxhlMta It ranks aa
oas of ths beat fairs svsr bald la tba
South. Tha prscsaslßa. whlob was a
very ersdltabla oas. sssoad to aaas, sa>
eortsd tha Oorsraor sad Osa. Cos, ths
president of ths fair, tocstbar with ath
er Stats aad city ondala. la the pro
cssioa were a battalion of ths BUts
Gusrd, the cadet battaltoa. SO* strong,
of ths Agricultural aad Mashaaioal
College here, with Its baad aad bagla
corps, tba Srs depsrtment. ate. At tha
grounds tbs Governor waa lntrodaoad
by General Cox aad aald:
'Hie opening of the North Oarollaa
Stats Fair at Ita forty-Brat annual an.
hlbitlon Is a matter of no assail signi
ficance. Ws bare entered apoa a naw
century aad I believe apoa a asw era.
f am among the optimists who believe
that the world grows bstter and that
the future holda for our children a
larger measure of usefulness, distinc
tion, happiness and success than tha
oast haa held for us. Born In the
troubloua times before the war, tbs as
sociation which now conducts this fair
Maintained Ita organisation and ma s
ts exhibits except for a few years da
ring the war and tbs period Immedi
ately following. At the time of Its bl tb
igrlculturs was si most the sole indus
try of ths State. Today It Is but ons of
three slaters —arglculture, manufacture
and commerce. We have made grait
progress In the yeara slacs ths orgaa
sstlon of the association which aniu
illy makes ths exhlb:U3S here and this
fslr hss meeh to do with our progress,
't brings our people together. If shows
' em the thlnrs which hsve be n done
nd stimulates them to doing other
hlngs. It makes us acqusintel one
vlth soother. It sbows to s me ex
nt whst statehood Is and m kes each
an think more of lan Jo' his na
*'ty
I are msny problems before us;
. shell solve them all. but we can
MI «ilve ihemly a sturdy adherence
to our convictions of duty bv carefu
study, by thorough p'epsrstlon snd by
s recornltloo of the d'vlne rlrhi of 'he
Verence of opinion. By th se mesnt
rs shall not only remsln we h ivs
Iwsys been, an Iniep ndeit people,
ml we shall become a more cieitlve
neople. capable of d >'n* the th'n 1
whose performance we have he'et'ifare
ercly celebrated. We shall nat only
•row the producta o! the farm, but wt
hall multiply thoae p-olu"ts manyfold
i>v manufacture an ' ahall Increase
value by commerce.
"We srs becoming mors united sat
with ths building of better rosda,
which Is slready sssured. snd by th«
educstlon of SU our people we shsll bs
able to ninke our Impress upon th»
public opinion of the nation. It Is fn
these purposes ihst we come together,
not merely to see whst has been done,
but to conaMer the things which yet
remsln to be done. We take courage In
our past achievements and start Into
the future with the hope of better
things. We have a great State, a homo
geneous people but with enough dif
ference to bring about that diveralty
which Is sssentlal to ths largeal
growth. Knowing one another better
realising what our fathers have don&
appreciating the labora of the present,
let ua strike out for grester things In
the future snd prove ourselves worthy
of the dlstln tulshed sncestry who hav«
earned the plaudlta of the world II
their deeda have not been celebrated
aa they ahould be.
"With a heart full of hope, with
gratitude for the past, with apprecls
tlon for the present, with sntlclpstlon
of a glorious future. I now formally de
clare the forty-flrst snnuai fair open."
Presbyter'sa Synod Me-ta.
Charlotte. Bpeelal.-The Synod of
North Carolina met Tuesday n ght In
eighty-eighth annual session In ths
Second Presbyterian church of th's
slty. The attendance is large, both
ministers and laymen being generally
on hand. "Hie sessions will continue
through the week.
Another Increase In Wages.
Fall River. Mass.. Speclsl.—Notlcjs
have bees posted In ths Iron Works
f'Mton Mills. Incresslng wsges j peri
■ent to tske effect November 1 Tb's
s the second rslse of 5 per eent. la
:hese mills, which are owned by M. C.
D. Borden. Of New York, within a
month. This unexpected scion. It Is
fesred. may precipitate another oi the
frequent crises In the oottcn manu'ae
turing Industry of Fall River, as the
operatives of other mills hsve not ye
recovered from the sgltatlon caused b
the announcement of the previous ad
vanes at the Iron Worka Mills.
Nrwspaper M>n Shoots Fanner.
Pins Bluff. Ark., Special.—Carl Stub
■leSeld. ene of the oldest and wealthl
>st residents of this city, was shot and
instanUy killed by Meyer Solmson
."ormerly city editor of the tbs Dell
Graphic. The shooting. It Is said, wa
the result of an attack made by Sub
blefleld on Solsmon Sunday concern! r;
an article Bolmsln wss alleged to hav
written while doing aesrspaper work
Vhe Naw Banco■ be Boada Valid.
Raleigh. Special.—The Black CM*.
decided by tha Supreme Court, upholds
tha validity at Buasombsoonaxy a bonis
Issued ta batld a aoan ham aad take
up tha Seating debt. Part of tbs latter
/debt waa moasy which tha oonaty com
missioners had borrowed from tbs
county board of education. Chief Jan
lice Furchea who delivered the e a
ion. criticises la very plain langt *«s
tbs action of the board at tdue >tUt. la
landing this moasy aad saya tb«y ua
uabla to a MtU sotloa aad posaibir ta
THS MUMMMC SWP.
Whan to rind as Mast, and Miwß Feeds
Its Yossg.
la Si. NitMtt, Henry Hales writes
Ot the ruby-throated buimning-bird.
The hammiag-Wrds bnOds on the up
per side of a branch 3 branch gener
ally about the size of the nest. The
nest is beautifully felted with ins white
vegetable down and studded on the out
side witfc dnr Uchern" and minute specks
af bark like ths branch itself.
They do not seem to retire to se-.
eluded places to build; they are ss ec
centric in their choice of a nesting
place ss in their nature aad hsbits.
Some suppoas their nests srs nesr the
gardens or vines they visit; bat that is
not often the case. A few magic vibra
tions of the wings, snd they sre far
swsy in s few seconds.
The last nest I found was on the
outer end of s branch of silver poplar
that hung over a public road; every
carriage-top tfap passed under it was
within a few feet of the nest—the tea
place in the world where I should have
expected to Cad such a nest I should
not hsve seen it except that I was ac
cidentally looking up into the tree, and
I saw, protruding over the side of the
nest, the long, fine bill that happened
ju t then to stir. The nest might hare
been passed hundreds of times and been
taken for a small knot unless thus be
trayed.
These birds by but two eggs, tiny
white morsels. The young birds when
first hatched sre curious little things
snd feed by far erting their bills in the
mouths snd throsts of their perents. As
the food of the parents is composed of
nectsr snd fine insects, it is essily made
ready for the little ones' tiny stom
achs.
Ourvs Skiiaullw *r OMwrt
Kdiit Vv##.
Botanic Bleod Bates (B. B. B.) MUs se ds
stroys tha poison te ths Mood whlsh aaassa
tba awful achat. Boas Pates, swollen ams
elas aad Joints or Bktaasllm, er the foal
braoth, Hawking, apittiag. DlSMtegs ta ths
-1 hroat. Bad Hasriac. spMka driag boforS ths
•y«a all played oatrsaHag of Catarrh. Bot
anic Blood Balsa haa tar ad baadrada at aassa
•t SO to 40 yaaza' aending after dostoss, hot
anr.ngs aad patent nadlelaaa had all failed.
It is aapaclallr eJrlaad far eareale, dsep
raatad eaaaa. belief ie felt from ths list few
doaea. Irapoialbl* lot aa* one ta saffst ths
asoaias or ayap eix of Rbeasaalieas er Ca
tarrh while taking itoiaais Blood Bala.
It aakee tha blood pare aad rich, thereby
firing a healthy blood sapply. Cares srs
permanent aad not s aa taking ap. Oral
•tores. St par terse bottle, sample of medi
ein> aaat free and preaald, alao aoeclal med
ical adrloe by daseribtag your tronble aad
writing Blood Balm Oa.. 11 Mitchell Street,
Atlanta, Oa.
Norway, Serria, Greece aad Bulgaria
are the only Kuropesn nations which
bars but oae House ef Parliaaaat.
Preoeo'ieation.
"Why do you speak so slightingly of
that eminent scientist?"
"I didn't mean lo speak slightingly
of him." answered the young man with
the striped shirt front. "But it doe*
seem peculiar to me that a man who
knows just when the next comet will
arrive and just how far it is to the
moon should be so utterly ignorant when
it comes to a question of when it's time
for dinner or what teaia. to Uke-to-get
to th® nearest town."— Boston TravtUr.
Boss For the Bawete.
Ho matter whot alia yoa. baadaebs ta a
rancer, yoa will asvsr got well aß tl| voar
bowele are pat right. Caecaasis help aatare,
care you without a grip* or pate, peedase
aear natural moreaeats. east yea J eat IS
ceo la to alert gettia* roar health beak. Oas
cabsts Candy Cathartic, tha geaaiaa, pat up
In metal bo lee, every tablet haa C. 0. d
stamped oa It. Beware »f laltaMoaa.
The boerdiag hones bore boras the
boarders.
FITS permanently eared. Bo ■tseraerveas
neaa after Irat day's aae of Dr. Xliae'a Great
Nerve Keetorer. SS trial bottle ead treeUee free
l)r. K. H. Kusa, Ltd .11l ArehSt.. Phlla. Pa.
Marriage may be a failure srithoat beak
ruptcy.
Mrs. Wlaalew*s Soothiag Syraa forehlldree
Irethlag, eoftaa tha guaa, isdasa ledaama
ilon, allays pate, cara wtad eolle. Mee bottle
Doctors' bills often make a saaa wish
he were deed.
I am aara Pine's Oe[e far Consumption aved
my Ufa three years age.—Mae. Taenia Boa
siss. Maple St., Norwich, H.Y.. Feb. IT. IM#.
The electric light pole eteada ia its own
light
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K I,T 18 REFR AMD Acra »
fji I««,«. PLEASANTLY AND (JEHTLY. D
M 'PERMANENTLY
M With many millions of families Syrup of Figs has become the W
[b ideal home laxative. The combination is a simple and wholesome JRj
Ui one, and the method of manufacture by the California Fig Syrup
jo Company ensures that perfect purity and uniformity of product, flf
RH which have commended it to the favorable consideration of the £
most eminent physicians and to the intelligent appreciation of all 5
[* who are well informed in reference to medicinal agents. ■
Syrup of Figs has truly a laxative effect and acts gently with- T.
O out in any way disturbing the natural functions and with perfect G '
* freedom from any unpleasant after effects. ft
5* la the of manufacturing, figs are used, as they are 9
51 pleasant to the taste, but the medicinally laxative principles of the £
combination are obtained from plants known to act most bene-
O ficially on the system. ■ (gj
■ To det its benefice! effects— ®j
J buy gcr\\ih\*rM*nufactvir«d by fij
louisvill*. Ky. fr4r\citco.C%l. New YorK*ny W .
t) row s»t« »v wuwr» • w>m fp+ reir awn»
ZZZ. Ji ' •' " r _; _ ,
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Awaad Ota (MM nag
i kin I*HM DM
gold ■■*■!■ »• Wiltd Btkit ft OK,
, Limited. Dorcbeotor, MUL. for tin •»■
portorlty of their Bntkfut Oocoa ud
. 10 of their coeoo ui chocolate inpt
. ration*, aad tbo axeoUaaco o€ tbolr
[ exhibit. Tblfl lo tko tMrty-ooreatb
t hlf beat award received by tbam frooa
. tbo great expositions la Burope ud
i iwartca.
"80 Floaten' haa'oV'tatt'fot a Job
with tbo corporation, ahr
"Tea, and a good attar? bo goto,
loo." *
c "For doing nothing, of coareer
1 "Tea, but yon muatn't forget that
ho hrlnga a lifetime of oxpcrteaco la
r that Una."—Richmond Dispatch.
Oan W dw CMftulw.
Many pceaona «Hh delicate skla aAr
greatly la winter from chapping. VrHaaat
' ly the tmW) aiim from the aaa ol lapnre
1 soaps and cheap lalraa. Tha faaa and kaade
t should ha «MM only la alaar, hot water
, with Ivory Soap. A little maMoa-tallow or
ainMind ofl may ha mod after tha hath to
I aoftan the shin. Bus* B. P-taaan.
| Krerr British periah with a Po|mW
1 tion of 300 or over ia compelled by law
'■ to erect a pariah council.
| A fellow M not a lobeter jaet because he
( infferi from boils.
All gooda aw althe to ftnia fitauna
Dree. u they color all fibei* at one boiling.
r gold by all druggists.
1 Oraraa average in feet deep ia Bag
land. Are feet six inches in France aad
•tx net tea iachee in Raaaia.
t
1 Gold nana ware first made ia MM.
[ Their salt to-day ia 1,100,000 a year.
■ow'e TMsT
We offer One Handred Dollars Bsward for
aay ease of Catarrh that cannot he eared by
Hall's Catarrh Care.
F. 1. Cnaanr A Co., Pinna., Teledo, O.
We,the undersigned. hare known T.J. Cfco
ney for tha laet It yean, sad believe him par
footlT honorable In all bartneas transections
> aad Anancially able to carry oat aay ebUga
tion made by their firm.
1 Wasr A Tnoax, Wholaaalo Dragglsts, Toledo.
» Ohio. - - - -x— , , . , „
> WaLDiaa, Eiasia A MUTII, Wholeeale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Half* Catarrh Cure is taksn internally, act
> lag directly upon tha blood aad macooa aar
faees of the system. Pries, Tie. per bottlo.
■ gold by all Dragfista. Testimonials free.
Hail's FaaUly Pilic are the beet.
French steamera now atake the trip
from Maraeillee to Sydney in thirty-four
r days. A century ago it took eerea months.
[ "Lloyd'* Register," now completed for
; the year 1900, gives the number of ves-
I sets wrecked, lost and not heard of.
, and broken up in shipyard*, as 848. none
of lets than 100 torn. Of these, ao6
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