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ilurl.i. Tin- latter; : km.wli il .1
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!i ' '.!' il. an-.- tun. V nearly up atnl
we'll U- .:! "v.ii. ami I'll t 11 Mm ..im
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tin r aruii turna !'-Ih.y ln"t
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' than w hat Jim N li a-. " n -
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Ii! H uu In . atei 'IaV "'ker. .1 tli I re-nl
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niliii' a!n al li n- ati-l -atel n here .l.tn
ii'Nril t.-l t r i.ht." ii y- .ir-", ainl
I'll U t y.'tir La. k will rai- up .-nn-litiiei.
I .ui .Inn tlitln't niiml it unit h.
Ile w 1- tl." null 1 :iiil l.iae-t man
w dat i u r I ee in my It!. . 1 1 - :i. 1 I
h'.S tin whi:.- 1 i-t like Ih" w a- n a ly t.
l. anv mitiute. Ami ! vu kimiw. he
W.'Unt t.lk"' I-i hi rlljili.' j l-t hke .1
1 uiin W..11M take t.i : wmu.t'i. Ih
j wuu!d J t In t. ail'l M)' u-l, svii:'.i
j thl.ll' th.llj- l 1 h r. Wh.-n he V.i
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1 t"ity in n - an hnii; .Inn v ui. i4
In f all o r kiinl . afU I'tmiiatcly ainl
-ay to h.iu- ll. w it It a hake the In mI,
"tie am i well t-.lay ;; I hu'l kn..
what at!-. In r, hut fin- ani'l ! . hn' jul
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Ja. k oji tie.l the luiuee il ir iij 1 ill
ami h .pp ! 111 .m: ln-h hi. 1 ..tithe
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, . V.ii x f," lie conlitm. .!. "Jim ninl
me run an engine to. iii. r live yearn,
jut a- im- an l my l- In re .intin
to tie- ti'in. r w ii.. hal that iii.'ineiit
I "t l ! ml" tin- ah are il -in m-w.
! He toik tm- on when I wa- a irn-n
j h.iml. atnl in all th'- yeai- we "-tu. k t"
; iTetlur he iievi r -jke a 1 r--H w"til t
( file, ail'l ll he'd .Iw-cll il ltl.llI to lie
m,i;ht have pit. I if. I m-j nut "f the -:il
' wiii.Ii.w am linn-, for he wa- a .ver
J tul man. I'm l u-l t" runn;n' now.
anJ I tlon't ever N-tiier iu In a I h'huu
xx hat's going to happ tl j hut when Jim
O'Neil hist took me on I vyaa awlul
s. ary. and nil. n w ih. l I wa- one i f
t them l.irmers x hut we s.ik hoi-lin" the
i plow in the lield a we"pa-s.d."
"O N. d had a great many n it row
cape. did he ii..t ? " interrupted the
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V"U are right, he; had. r t-!;. 1
' .In k, "ami the half
t t!ii in ain't Im ell
j l,d ala-ut in the le v -p i; rs. .Inn
aiw.iys ktiowM wh.n anvthtig wa
goin' t.i h.ipp. n. . t I..- had nine
1 ar and a lug lot of iM-.p'e. and he xx.i
' rumiiti t make up i.-l-t ime. It wa
iut a huh- afore dark. and. lakiu" In
eve troiu . n the tr.uk. .I tii turn, d to
in-, ami -Ax he: 'There trouble
( ah. a I ; I I. 1 it in my l-m. s. At f.rst
1 I kin 1. r il-l- it. d that J he w.a trxin
to tnghten in.-, but atu-r a bit In- .ud
t m. : 1 xx idi I . "u!d 1 . k round Im
h.g curve and it tin bridge i- all
ight." Ti .a s .ir. .1 in. ni-.r"ucMr. I
l;.-tl. ed t h.il Jim had hi eve t right
.l.iwtl "tl the rail, hut it is geltiti"
I dark that h- roul,jiit .j fir. The old
f t.4-imotit- w;u jw-t pu tm in h-i I . i
I. k. and presently wej U..t thr-.ti-h
! th. d. t p 1 u; an I oat .-n the high f lliti
that riiti to the hr.dg. , A hi made
ih.-curve at the ui-'uth of th.- cut. right
; t!.. re in front .f u. and j imt im.r'ii
!- i w.i- iniir lior-.-- tfi.it wa
, runiun" tln ir N t .l-xn Ihe grade
j toward tl,.- br.dge. 1 Idt mv heart
' thump a.-, 11 th. ro.. ..f tux m-.uth. It
Jim hadn't k-sl -.. c... I gm l'd
have t.i-. d mv. If r;-'it through the
Witld-.W, but 1 til- lht I'd i. a- long
aJiiiid.d. lie l-Mik in the.hame.it
4 glance. He ktiovx.d if th. Ill h.re
1 xrr k' -t to lh.it hr.dg.- th. tumble
down 'twivt the -tring.r. and when
wv- tru. k "cm w.- d tump the track, and
go thloiigh th" bridge Hit" the nxt-r.
ami Im1 mily knows xih lh r any of
: th" tu hiindtcds of 1 . Would have
hs to tr 11 x hat Tin I. hoi" t...w. ...
,u. k - a t'.a-h -.r x ,th a ! ..motive
i iiii.u.a' forty m.'.ts an hourvou xuu-t
l'y-'ur lik'unn in. i hurry fini sl.q.jKHl
n all tli- ti:uii.. Mv ..!- hw hf
I"t. Mh' iii'.irlv
!imivl out irmn uu
! r inf. lu tlm-f xv'iiil iht "'ii
iiftivi- jut jii n.l up that hum h
li-a-t-hinl t""l i-m ilown the Ixink,
Tin v .leln't anv of "em live to m-v the
hiii.i ear pa-" hy "1 ra.
" When mv heart ilropjn ! hack to
i; pi. ue," ml'.leil .lack, " 1 ventured to
-ay to him. That was a close ihave,
w a-t it 'i ' hut Jim never t"k hi- eve
IVoui th.- track, ami never aid vesof
no; ami. th..ii;h him and m run to
gether for year- and ear-, lu- never
"I,. up. ike how he seooji. d them eriltet s
iitl.x ttiti did h. and kaved I .! only
kti'.a s how Ili.ltlV liVes."
A REMARKABLE MACHINERY ACCIDENT.
- I Ml.' "I theliMisl l lil.ll k.lhle of llia-
j . f 1 1 1 1 I ae.i.lelits that i-Vcr h.lpem-d
I witmuil -.Meat I"-- ui ilia- iM ciilleil III
1 Kola-Its lulll. ill s.uth 'heIel, 'a..
..ii atuid.i atteii.iH.ii. It was al.nit
fi!te-n llilliuti s Jm-1 tvvo o'rlia k, hell
1 Willi. illl t l"ier. t he 1 ti:ilieer, a 1 "In-
IMUl.il h.llles Km ll I s. one n t he
' attaches id tlie mill, enli ie. t In-entitle
j""iu and found the engine "iiiiiiiiu
awav, The la-It uf the "'m 1 tlo '
had hiokeii. ami the engine was running
l al a t ri ill. late of .sja tsl. The in.iclii-
t m-iy thi"iili"iit the mill, as though
I in.s-4-s-s.il nf a freak 1 insanity, sud-
denlv U-au to whiil and twirl ami rat
j tie at a rate which frightened the opi-i-
attves half to death. Tney did not at
, the time know what had hapa-iieil. ami
' t"r l.-ar of ir tt in' eauht in the wheels
lln v stianl huk a little ami l.x.ked on.
Km iv machine in tin mill that was tun
! h the engine was luiitiiii at Midi a
: hhtliilii: late of sja-ed that the noise
j iI the .lll Wheels was the only ev I
! dellce 1 if its la ili ill it i"ll. It Ml llled
to stand a riei tly still. The lirst
; thouuh: that entered the mil.. of the
manager vas to run .'ll 4 he la-Its i-oti-ti.i
t Hi.: t he Inac hi Il1 A' w it h the 1 -limine,
hut emu linliii,.'. h".i i t. .that this
would otilv irive tin limine greater
wer, he h it the la ll-S nil.
In th meant ime, (r. frank Knnis.
a w.iija-r in the mid, imt i itu; that the
laiLr U It runuiii from the engine
r.H.in to the .spreader i li 1 a eoinim;
"If. Ill lllltt'l the steps and held it until
he S.IW a piece of the inline living
through thf Mm if, Wheti he roicluded
that his 'xisitinu was a dangerous one.
and he desisted. Tin- engineer at
1 1 mi tnl to i-t m ar the engine, and
Jllst as he filtered t he ei j; i He I'miIii th"'
-halt "f the l'v-W heel ilolihleil up atnl
il was i'i -Mil I hat rlif engine would
tear It-ell to pieces at ee lll"llieit.
Tin- tlx -w hit I at this moment 1 i.'.lll tu
1 l.li k. .Hid almost la-J.ue the eliilieet
.I h.llles Kl.uiskliew what vxas -"in
t- hapi-n. with a racket as Imid as a
"lie nt iHU-k.-llV, the IluUielise '- j
wheel l rke lllto a humlled pieces, j
I In- driv t r 1 ii la-It W as t"l II ill shleds. It t
as .lined at f 7' The f.l.-i-es of t he I
w !.. 1 lli-w in all dueet-i'iis through the"
id. sand i.Mft ot the 1 n i ne-i' M.11 1, an '
iuiuiensi' pi. ci- l iti tlitown through j
tin- t"p nf the luili-llli and eolul! lelv J
v r tin- nu!!. It -ui' k .m a l.-me. I
i "lu.n !e! ih lu-iiishimr the lat'.eir The 1
eliUllie VV.i- still I imtiin'. when sljd-j
ih tilx ft x .is t . ipjM-.! bx an accident. A
piece "I ti e r.-'t "I "f the tlx-Wh.-el
d.-pas ll.-lll .l.e atnl sick the
cluck V.llxe. stopping nil the steam, i
l.iigm.s I 1 i". 1 ami 1 ies 1. inns
li.llioxxlx seajwil a t.lllble death.
hell the Mm. I fell t h Wile standing
ti. .ii the iI.m.i n the t-ngiiie-i.M.ui. and
I he t . .p o t In- entitle xx as all t hat s.ixed
tin-in li.-m iniuix. as Ml the falling
matter lodged in tin machine; v . The
falling of the llx-whff Ij ami the i"d
bloke tn t In XX, ill latXX.nn the engine
.Old -...." T I "Ills. A XelV X.llu.lbie
lii.lchllie x.ls almost hlirted 11 lid" I the
.hl-iis, dain.igitig it almost Ux.-iid re-pail.-
CJihr t'rtitlH'J .V"' '.
AN EXCITING STRUGGLE.
A FVTIII-K AM .,. Al l Ai Kl 11 A
1 l: l'.ll I mm,.
! The Pittsburgh l.t l r in a recent
i-ue sax :- ' -
I A 11 exciting event .M-ciirred yesterday
I at the residence of John K. Large.
! attortiev-at law, on the Port Wayne
! road, a short distance from the 1 llx.
I Mr. I .urge had a line dog, ami yester
day While sitting ill. the MM.Iil the dog
j suddenly emitted a jaculiar gr.ox 1, and
' itnuiediatelx thereatter. sprang at Mr.
I .at gc' Ihr.r.it, at the -a.iie time froth- j
! ing at the mouth and prc-eiiting every
; iipM-;iran. e .f U ing mail,
j The dog fatted In reach Mr. Iirge"s
throat, and, intatitly realizing his
M-ril. the g. ntleiuiiu M-ied a chair, and
lioldiug il la t Welti himself and the
iuiuriateil animal, he managed .to keep
him oil, at the same t ime calling to his
son to cine to his assistance. W le u
I the son made hi appearance the ani
mal sprang at him. but .rluuately
failed to bite h.tu. In tin ii Mr. Large
came to " hi -on's assistance, and a
ftctie of the grcsae-t cntii-ion and ex
ciu im nt 1 tisiied.
j The two men, however, succeeded in
! keeping cliar ot the dog's fangs, mean
J time warning the other member of the
, famtlv to get out of the house. Afler
j ii. lively combat they drove the dog into
a r.M.m in tin- ihinl story "f the house
and I-a kedhim in. The then prepiir. d
to put an end t hi existence, but xxln-ti
tlu-V Wet c r ildv for this thcV dl-cot led
the dog had tumped Iroui an open j
xx in. low to the hillside, ami wa gone.
In it tdiort time the dog reapp. an d.
He -nie.l to have recovered Iroin hi
ti; ..f ma. In.s-, and was evidently all
right again, hut tin- new- of the atfair
had li'Mxn lar and wide, and the ret-
d. nt turned out m huce with various,
description of firearm. A ha!- xxa j
inaugurated ami the dog ran into the j
rivei. Th cr.ox.l followed, and xxln-n !
the dog xxent into the water, a volley
w is tsi. d al him. winch ended hi utl- !
eriugs. A Mr. Large say-, "enough
h ad w is put into him t ink him." !
Mr. Iuge and sti are to la- totigratu- r
at .I 1. (m.ii th. ir nu nxv --iip-. ;
FROM BLONDE TO BRUNETTE.
I Hi: rilK.iX.NAt. I II AM.K III VT XX -Illl.
I . I : li.it.l "K I.I..II IMN...
Tin-Che ago Ti ', in a lecent is
sue, -ax: " Mom ha thf t iecti ic lluid
do!,.- a ui-'M- ui ion thing than "ii xes
ti idax niolliilig at o .."ci.M k. iit the
le-i.i. I,. ,-,. Mi. II. I. ;uild. Mr.i'uild
and his xx ite xx tie .mcUJ'X lliu a la-ilr-ailn
IM the!-, "lid t-.x, atnl 1'tt ie, a bi ight- '
I.l.ed . hlld ol I xe.lls of age. with ,
gol.l.-n Clll N. iM-cuple.1 a double cot "ll .
the tit-t llool. III nllli.lMvvXX It II lnl
grandmother. Mi. J. J. Atm-s, iig.l
.il.H.t " xe.Hs. This cot xxa placid
iiii h r t he ..j. niug of the main llue of
'thf j I.iilil.. V. The hist leci'ilectiou
that Ml. l.tlild had "f the situation W.l
that hf was .-ti tin- tliMir ..
f the Ifdl.M.ni
to him and
with hi wife
clinging
' st-nainin?. IT. tunnel .m tlu- 1 i r! it
1 at iirst ylanee lir..v-r-V t!iat"t I..
- i'.u-inst platunn in the viliii
niriMi4n ami in tiie riHuns a.li.ni.ii,r
of ; Wt-rc han'in ovt-r Jii htul. ami the
atlun- i.iutru.liii,'. The liinu'les in
; the VIeinitV nf 11 if eh i 1 1 1 iifV vi.-1.. t.....
j uj.. II,- then emnludeil tiiat Iihtnhu;
, lad done the -Work. The next thuu-hl
' was the k'randim.theraml his j1.i tighter,
i I'tlie, U-low. I'lMin aniviiij; in their
.''oin, the little innocent, her fare,
j head of ruris, and hands l.lark with
thesiHito?" tiie tlue, eoiiiineneed toelap
iei nanus al Hie apja'.uanee of the
kMamhn.ithei, ul, was also hlackt-ned
with the soot.' I jaMi examination,
Mrs. 'Ames was humd'to H- in an in-'
s-iisihle eonditioii and a d.M-tor was
.silluiiiomil. lleuppiieil leuieilies.
The eiuld told Uie story of how the
lire eame down thechiliiiie and knocked
uer.M-ll ulid "k'landina" lioin the rot
, . me limn. 1 u ciuin was men kuIi
! jeete.1 in a eere kith, and Then was
. -lis. . ,v., i, , tin- in. t remaikahle feature
II I I . u il Ti 1 : 1 - . i
"I the whole attair. Tne pi M usion of
I'urls, which wen- of unusual length,
leachin- aliuosl to the child's waist,
and winch had lain of a luiht ol.leu
hue, wereot a hlllL-hlai k or intvj color
lioin the iiMits to the tip. A closer ex
amination revealed the still fun her
singular laet that the scalp of the head
was also coli a id, indeliiily it seemed,
the same as the nair. I'p to ii o'clock
on vesterday aftein.Min, alter a "lapse of
liftii-u hours, ami utter M-jM-atedwash-itis
withaininoiiiaaml other solutions,
every hair remained the same shade ;us
when the change was lirst noticed, and
so with the scalp of the head.
The phvsiriansaidth.it the remarka
hleciiane inint have la-en the result
ol electlleitv. hut la-Volid .this he iliil
not venture an explanation. He had
heard ot one or tw. instances like it.
The vitality of thejhaiT did not'seem
to I a drsl loxed, fori it was slill as soft
Us silken skeins. Tie i-hiid se-nieil as
lively ;is a cricket, and lather pleased
t.'iati otheixvise with! the sudden tratis
t"iiiiati"U ttoiu a hloinle to a lutiuette
without cost.
LAURIGER HORATIAS.
hi TAK-I K, A I IUMK VKKslKIEK F
I tIK KmitTII I L'KNTt'KY.
Those who knoxv a thing or two
aKiuti'himse history, writes Kdvvard
King to the J lost 011 J.irie', look with
admiration oh a tiny slat uetle in xir
celain which occupies an ohscure corner
in this Chinese exhibit, and which i
ii"t to la- sold, l'x this statuette haiis
a tale- I do U"t mean a pig-tail- hut a
i-ritahie although exti-cdinly roiuan-
tie history. It apjears that, about nino
! c.-uturies la-lore America was visited
! hy the I'ngriiii lathers ami mothers
i there lived in China and relgm-d also a
wnrlhx and !x iH-Iicciit monarch known
as iiivn-Toiig. Novv,Siueu-Tong w as
not only kindly t lis people, as ln-caim-a
Son ..I Heaven and the mightiest ot
j ics filiates, hut he was a patron ol, tHe
art-. Wherever there was a porcelain
taclorv that had la-gun to run down
whert-Ver there xvas a struggling artisan
who xvas iticlitied to sina-h his lnigile
w;irt-s, curse his stars, and die when
ever the sublime bailie which Pah.-sy
the Huguenot fought later xvas in pro
gress, the Emperor Siti' n-Tsotig ciiine
to the n scue. ami it is largely one to
mil that we see lo-dav such glorious
specimens ot the triumph ot art in
l hma. The Emperor xvas as lorn! of
those unhlcky wights who cultivated
ihe muses as of those who moulded
Ibtir thoughts into .vases and orna
ments; and one of the pints ot his
time Wiiom he pa! ticplai'lv adored xvas
Li Tae-Pe. This vcrfilicr was in many
respects wot thy of (comparison with
Horace. He resembled the Latin in
numerous rcptcts. He wrote rattling
love ballad ; he was a Ml of a philoso
pher, and In- was extremely fond of the
iloxving bowl. His faults' xvere so
greatly o erhalaticed hy his excellences
that the Emperor im n-Tsong exhaust
ed himself in cllorts to do him ln'inT,
ami when he could think ol almost
nothing else, he invited the jxiet Li-Tae-I'i
itothe iuiM-rial alMalc. seated him
at the iiiim mil lable, and xvil h his tw n
imp. rial hands served him an excellent
dinner of bird "s-uest soup, fried dog's
tail, cats'sears wilh rice and curiy,
and scrants in matelatte. Hi- likexvise
gave him of hi- choicest tea, and sent
Ihe joyous I.i-Pae-Pe away lejoiciug
more vociferously ' and harmoniously
i than ever. Ihe him se rumor hath 11
! thill henceforth the! poet's libations.
under the prf-ure of hi vast success.
i fa-ciinie so numerous and frequent that
I the Emperor was the least bit vexed.
! He never said a word to Li-Pae-Pe of his
i vexation, however, but he tiaik-a mat
' litlie venegiince on the p.M-1 by causing.
j his staim- in jMircelain to la- iiiade. ll
I n-pr. -in led toe Chinese Horace in 11
I haif-rc liiiiug txisture, witn a eup in
! . . - , . .1 ;.t. .. .nu-
one naiHi ami eviueunj ous.... i...,j
the worse for a prolracteil sojourn at
some wcll-funu-Lcd sidelNiard. Now,
xviis not this Lmpemr a cunning man,
and xx.is not this a pretty punishment
to U stoxx on the bibulous Li-Tae-Pe ?
There stand the statuette, nearly nine
centuries after p""f Li was gathered to
his lather, to testify to his salient
tault. '
GTHE SUTRO TUNNEL.
i:..i:iN.: A iioi.k -Jii.lTU kkkt i..-n-
L-otlVajiKT I'.KIJIW XIIK si KKAt K
oi 1 iiiLtui irT
The lieW s ciilue I l oin
that ii connect ion xvas
the Mitro Tunnel and
San I'raneisco
made latweell
the l.i'i'.o foot
level of tire avage
strong draught ol air
Mine, when "ii
itt once poilied
into 1 he mine. ami. Men
Sutro en-
tc ring the savage works Mom the tun
nel, a general joliuicatioti ensued."
The object "f this lelnalkable engi
neering woik is to m ilitate mining
oa-r.ltloIls..n tlje 'olllstock lode, where
the miners have Veii.hed a dei-th ol
iroui l.oon to -g. .'" teet.
The expense of pumping 'Up the Wil
ier tiom such ii depth i tiliorinous
troiu .-jiMi.ioito s.t.tM '.,' a ear is
the est. mate; la-sides, work? is ditlicult
m an atmosphere of from '.'." to lgo .le-
.'lees. When- th"- Water IS otteltat il
reiua-ratute..f 1'-' degrees. In some
plan s miners can only handle the pick
f u live minutes at a tilm'. having then
to retl.ilt to the "CHihllg-pla- int..
winch compiessi-d air I intlodllceil. so
that it ott.-n takes three or tour men to
kf -pone pick going. A recent item
set down the dailv consumption ..f ice
la rinaii in some parts -t thf- mines
at him-tv six .unds. The aim of the
Sutro T unnel w iu to create, a it wete.
a m w sui face and a new lunt "t de
parture, nearly i.-1" ' 1,,u t!":
giound. To hi depth the natural
flow ot the water will dram the mine.
. : . i ..i..,. to make the 11JO-
11 Is III t union .iaii".. , , . .
tne-lorce vi the water tailing trow .
. - -.-
aiove l'Uiii
the win ile 1
lilS.
Hhil liM-hare. at thetua'
I't
nel U-vt-1
siirlace vVitiVnUiiitely greater etise, aiil
ess cost thfjjt could la- h"1ste.J to tli
i.niiif tl,u ..VTo t .. 1.. L . .u s
,-r .-.-,.'..tn; illU.-irj
,Carso4
t he tut-
4 fan, m
.... I 1 1 - . , . . -i.
- - 1 I i - HHHUII ll I f I I
nei. .inn, ira irnr a consu erah e Tl itk
itH, ., , ...1.,.. .. :v
j"
aner w ill -m
... JC...'- - - - " s
S'lusiil to eoinpresk air tf)
I I . . t..i. . S
l-esent iiit4;dl the niities to1 r h, til-
atimisphi'-if ife'l prolyl machiiiefv.-
1 L 5"
the cost. hoisting and .traiisiorf
nig to the n,:s at Virginia ( hi of tl$
I.-hUI tons 6lAa-daily proiluciil hv fh
Conistock los-is pUucil at l,.iOil; tlif
tunnel -ompuy claims tiiat it leaii.dif
liver the san "pre at the imnith of tli?'
tunnel, the ixyji of. Sutro, I.xdn l
Nev., at at'xiHflisr-i of thu
making the-v'towirit rival ot- rathe!
the siiccessoKjj-.J 'Virginia.; Witji thes
advantages. .Jvxili la-! a issihP to takf
out low gradiMiiv. that ijioxv it does m.f
pav to extraij long allHr ihe Imhaiiza
liave.la en ex ti4sted. j ! j .
The Sutro Muiniel .Company has; unf
der Act of ('regress, a right "to'.chargij
if J a loll oil iolii i.I mni.l I ..'3
-t-- I - ..i.u. l. u ll Mill tlK
the mines aft its conipleiion.' Uhii-h
with the oth soiuces of levetiue inf
dieatetl alMi;4;sliould secure a handl
s.tiie proht 13" its .shiiroliolderk. win!
I'hrtheifovvii'&.niJU rtcre tract 'at th
....... i i . i . ! -j
V ,. ' lurV' l a lYwn .
. V? VIU
ventilate ..ii, X , 7 "I' :"Tea.se:irom iN.Mto TJ... or 1 is-ui-m ftJ
s i ts .hSi," ' V..t,!r,,l!ir 1 tll Uut-stion of an election hallot?- f -Samana wa. built.
liiore w-ork-fe-l , V 10 tS' U'l'rsaml groans)-a'nd whether the j I- C -4
; w r, " 'Q It-use. Aami. 1 .n renville act has rot la-en given forth it - ,- i ,rM
I )lr:u,l UansiM.rtatmi, witiiUlonhS- to the neonle that it is uinioH I! ii it l -Utl niventetltM
u en,, ei;y" -ongtess as. g, v e 1 inrsts oi laughter tin it was impos
tlieni all the mghis Hot previously wiu-. s.l.le ,,k-,..,ve i,..ti....- i... .....i... .. i
lori d stance.,Hneet o.,ea4hsid.j
ot the tutinetr .sex en iuile.s. j,, length
A.doen or t.xe quart. lo.les. so.m
s iow iassi,,, tro.n too atoi.,1
J i ll?" V V t '-
xx. tked t.l Usaniohjeclh.kslHk-nar
o.mphshi-il , . . I
w rk w-t I t ye;ir !'t'
n , h tT"- , ' t"!
Ml ' t,U'ail'- A'' tlir '"t
wh cl, s M-a n jisiies the easterh has.
"I the H .ksiuj-aiige. It is doiole)
tracked, stra.iX-af an arrow in its
couindeeoni ,ts extreuuty th,
ami starot.lght at Us entrance can
la seen. 1 he ,r?se- is lust sulffi-ieiit I'm
y-t -
drainage; threiKiir shalts insure vent i-l
lation. To precise, ground vxasl
i .. i .. i -.ri i. i ..... . - f . i
"V v Lt ? 1 ' Miur
in means imtieii ir was i
Si ime tilin-sl
ere machitieryTas intfo.luce.1 to d.
the In. ring. .to total length ot the
tunnel acconlnJf to the chart is go. ,m
fei-t, .ir;! -uiih-und VS.i yards. The !
i-ikI tl. ll.rnAr 1 sTT i I ,,-1 .1. I , ii.r
v ' "i"'?
au.xiuaiies, wip c.',suii,.r,'i..'5 (pioiia-1 i
bly s:"."hI,imn' h. J-ince U-eii ex-mled3
on tiie work;. a-l; it' w ill cost ?.Vhi,oh!
to complete thislMrack and means olfl
lriiiishirtiitioiif-4.o that altogether aiif!
oiitla.x ot tlolU j.', ,."ll,IHJO to ;
will nave la-en ifVundl when
i.utlax of troiu ij,7oO,iHjo to 1.inhi.ihh
the work ft
is tiMisli.-ii :Z?-: . . S
""Though this ,uhuel has been rlimedf
to le the loiiges.ui the wmid, itsliinksj
uu iusigniiiciiwi wnen compaivo vviiijg
ie. l"iitlmchouli('ger Adit, to eoiid'uct
Ll be water from i;f?fe. PreiU-rg .ininjes toij
1 lhdhschotila-rgY.)n the EIIk-, 1 near
1141
Meissen. W orlJw.L, la-gun on . this
Adit in the la.i'nonths of Is!) : itsj
length, .with 'ilhranches, is rathei;
more than thirt fliie and it half
hxJg-
lish miles, but is necessarily
01 ,ajf
smaller sie, hiiVjig a uniform I eighty
01 -.i-sj i.-ec ov. ax? nun soinewnau ress.ja
DISRAEIJ PROPHECY.
TIIK 'IT M K Wlihj MMK yllKN YOl'3
WILL ilKAIiv Jfij His UlisT sKK 11
IS 111 K in.lsK 1 OVlxioNs.
Lortl KeacoiiKield's present pb.mi -
nent position ayPtng the statcMi en ola
Euroja' gives po:i?f to the 1 epul iliitioiiM!
of the close ol. InW. first sMs-fli I in th p
House ot I omiii.fS.iS when known onlvg
as .Mr. 1 )israeli."rjir novelist
It wn.-a
.1 .. 1 - :
mane 111 1
.1. ifLii ply to the aftat k Otjf
1,
Mr.-1 )"l 011m
ted u'ifid ir.'I-. l.uidett liii 3
de-iei't ing the Lifyiil cause, and issalda
to la" rejMjrted vdi:'stim : I 3
1 stand here tiVmght , sir
hi-ie th
iei
uoi.se m the houV ila-canie so
ieneral;
that the houiiiablJlgt-iitleiiiiiii t:oulil nots
proceed foi souiffiVUie; w hen . t he t oti-g,
i i . - 1 1 ... i . . '. i.i i : . I . ! -a
fusion had soinevivit subsided he said: j a.
I stand here toJight. sir. not foi nr -
all . but iii sonic Wrvriee v iiliiiillyi tlie -
..'...:... .-iJ ;. 1 1.1:. ....... .-tl:
represeiitatixe ofH rionsideiitble niiin-a:
la-rot int-iiila-is .fr'arli;tineiit. (Bursts tVicndsluii -which should exist between
uf laughter.) NaWj whv smile"' (Con-g tiie two great brauclns ail' the "Anglo
tiniied lauglitetiji ; W hy envy im ?f';iXon family, physiologiially, to. use a
lllete the liiughtl heciime general, )J .s'o,mfwhat homely phrase, it w ill itu
Why should r.nij.iave a tale to um pr,,ve the breed ol the .British aiisto
fold" to-uigW? 4itrs -u' 1;t,,.r''l''r'.rlcracyv which, as Is wetl known, sutlers
Do. you 'forget th;tyttml of l"'s- those t ti:olu the two great defects of being ef
iiigeuious iind iiieriienced youths to f fct an,i hloaied.' Perhaps the' most
w hose tiiisophistifl minds the 'bhi:-;
cellor of the ExcleftT, iu those tones
"-'.il i.oi.i s t lie ( h!it!-ffi;
of winning p;ith44"'''sslvt' lau'"u,tl'1 Jam! very rarely imleed eil'cte. It is 'no
,....1 1.....I ..i-i..-: . .ii l,"V'iii'st ion 'oxx'' a.: i .... i . i . . . . ... .... -.,,....,'.';.. t ;,m ..l"tl,;
iXllll 11. Mill "in.-" "T'J; -- ',
considerable misejjijeepiioii
ii exists m
a-rs on this
the minds of niiiiTJ yueml
side of the 1 louse to the condiii. ot
Her Majesty's Goyi-meiit w ith regard pothers or daughters xvill amount to
to these elections. ;iiti 1 wish to reiyove vt hing sei ion i The mothers are too
it. I vx ill not tw itfii&e noble Lord opvV-pj",eIui a,,,) the daughters too shy and
posite with npinio which are not-as- g ; ti-iiiil to be really diingerous.- For
criKtble to him oii4 his inore imnie-j emluratTce and artistic knuw l
diitte siipiairters, ;it which were If e,w, combined with coolness and en-
pressed bv the iuor.-.pular section
partv sonif
iiioiuus iui m.
...i
ili"i vve'a'H thetiad I. laughter ami J
.meat iiiterrutti"H know notiiuigf
which to ine-is tiiojvdelighttul tliau to.
shovv courtesy to jiexv-nienila-r. par-
ticiilaiiv if tie hailjlfsns to apia al to me
I question, ijue.siiijjy; ri...-....v ......v quite tile Hill lie W l.ll y ouuj; iiwnreu
sir, when the la-ll i our Cathedral au-i ,,men who go to England: ii they are
noiinced the deatliyof the monarch f .ciiutiful, which tli.-l-usually are,"they
iOh. oIk and tiiutTlaughter) vve.ai 'u;ve that'nmt-'h iri thM'fvor; but they
lead then, sir- lili a ns and cries ot f : f t if thev de-ire to hold
... : i. iiJ--l- tiollT f l-ll. T I u
from tie- jiiirtv !,,'' "' f ,"-" jlOW and when the running can tie most
.Hear, hear.) Atmtiat -t line We readgt , u made. And in these
that it wasthedeajtj-knell of:TorvisUi.--lav( j( fashiouii'hli5 ath;ism a siijierti
that the doom of tft party vxas sealed, coiiis,- of I )arw in and Iluxl. y,
that their Itinera -'iT-9-wai ii ies weieaooiiL.
: . . V A.i...- i
to la- ColiSUIIIIliaieii. iio-? i' J
were told that wirt;the dioiuii.m ''I4t
that ilitich-villilie,kdl.'arliaiii-nt w,,'"hT,..!.,.,Jtiill to success. ,1 Young A
the Bight nohorar:Jl"aroi,M had eahe.l-.onM.n are iamentiihjy:d. lirient
together the l."ia iVtd pnfpfets ot 1 nspect. We should fie sorry to
Tories would la- tlilivvii- forever, to lli,' !,..p,1sit,le for recoiiimending
winds laughter )4thd lhat athurs',- ha8,. 0f inlideiitv." htSit a dom
were again broiu4 ioMyilly to w hat - , ,it : ., nrcr 0i-..tie day.
that ilitich-villihHi;ai.iiaiiien, win. 'r.f!.,.uUal to success. ,;iloung American
A. 1 . ,
were again i.ioimj.srA,j.i. "V
thev were at the p.i.iAvireu in- 11,""
rie.'i Mr. HudsoA nr.ed
1 - i - . ,t t he Vatical? 1 ( I
iMf-tlM the -,nam-;:
U-Is"t The itlica4 I inii:ense g.
ter.i I do not iuiplte these saiigume
hota-s to the noble trd himself particu-g
arlv. la-causc- 1 refithiU-r that, shortlv
hut the Ministry a. :ror.n -c
afterward, the iiolr&di.rd. asjf toche-K a ,l0.ltive element of social
the new and sangu exiai tittions ol L. - -
,,is followers. 'mP'l"$. 1. , - Tiaevlsavs that when
manitesto "Uornr-wg . - , I , Wl,,Ii)es
Ii.riesconi.i m.i ej.n-. ... - , r ,:o,xih- Mleasural
I!" .o':1:1 UXWv wiiichwa;t,.srh,ked to death while unconscious
! extended upon g.tit .H-casiois to PJ."-
:.tl NW. S4,-.(Ue.stloll. ques-ji
n.ia is t u, i fS'hestioii. and I am
lioin 1" -' rvi' ,
going to ask the lie lord .for our m-
structioii. (Oli. ofeji and great mtei-
rin.tiori I
ruptiou.
We oni-Tfyvish to-knyw tnig
sihlAii. fo't xtlinfl... 4 I... .x..
- .m wl.irh ti, ,.,i ....... ...
1U this II
i uuestioi.
ouse.-' iUnioh Ouestion.
J, ! .m,.. t,,... 1 4 I .... .....11.. . . 1 ...
iioiioiai.ie "iHciiineis
VI UII .Hilt I .m.'rl.l.n. . .....I ...l - .
1 -V .""" -''n. ., aim rues oi
- on.) liut I U'g simply to ask (Oh!
i and loud laughter.) Nothing is so easy
: as to laugh. (lioars of laughter.)' I
j realx xv'i.sn to place ln-fore the Ilmise
j xxhal is our ioition. Wluw vxe te-
UiemU r all this-rxvhen we i'einetnU-r
all that, In spite of the supjKUt of the
honorable gentleman, the .member for
Dublin and his well -disciplined phalanx
of patriots, aud,.in spite ,of all this,
vve reiiieiuoer the amatory eclogue
(roars ol laughter), the old loves and
new loves that took pku e latxveen the
noble lwnl, the Tityrus of the Treasury
i'ench ami tiie learned"!) aphne of l.isk
eatd (loud laughter anil cries of "ques
tion") w Ii icli apia-ared as a -fresh in
stance oi t he am" 1.-.- iiiintt'jra!i't (ex-cessive-lauglitei
) when vxe n ineinhet .at
the same tune tint, with emancipated
Ireland and ensjaved England, on the
one hand a triumphant, nation, on the
other a groaning people, and noiwhh-'
slamling the nonle lord, see1 u re on the
peilestal lot power, max wield in one
hand the kexs of St. ifeter. ami.
Here the honoral.le meiiilK-r was inter
rnple.il wilh sum loud 'and incessant
s. sentence or not. '1 lie honorable
inemU-rcom ludedantlie.se words: Now
Mr. Speaker, we see the philosophical
p.-ejumces of mail. , La.tgnte.: a,d
cheers.) I respect ciieeis, een when
tlH.v (:me tlu. t ,K(lilk.ul
opiH.nents. (Kenexxed taugh ,-r.) I
think. sir-(UeHr, hear, iimT rteU
rriesol IMi-stmn, nueslion.l l ain not
atallsuivrised.s'ir at the reception l'
haVt. r,,4.nt.d. (t ;1U imi,lt jaughter.)
, , vt. u , U,1M Iu;iliv Iul
laughter) and I liave succeeded at
l,Vvlt ,n,s ut ..;u,,sl iou.x Av,
sir :ui(t ,,, rl Slt ;:1()WI, '
tiiru' wilLcnti' jrtun ff'iH trill htnr mt.
The honorable uieuitK-r delivered the
last sentence in a vet v loud tone, and
resinned his seat auit.l cheers from the
(inniwif inn a in I ill in-ti I :i 1 1 ml .r Ir. i in tin.
Ministerial la-ncnes. "
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AMERICA'S ATTRACTIVE GIRLS.
ALARM AMOXO
TIIK
MOTH Kits AN'!)
XII K . KVii.IU
1 At till 1 KIIS OK
AlilSloCliAC V.
The New Vork Wm-hl says :
We understand that the. lar-M- i-mi-
gratlou wtiicti has taken place this year
of our fasHionable Wiirlil to I.0111I011 li;ia
Caused quite a j paiiie among mothers
ivitlii maiTiageable daughters, and that
i'ven.youtig m uried woineii are begitir
iiing 10 grow .alarmed at tlie serious
!-ompe,ti.ion with which th -are threat-
ned. This fear is
t.ss, The ranks .
bv no means ground-
less. Ihe ranks of the Ih-itish aristoc.-
jacy ha ving once been invaded and a
fooinold obtained in its ''.highest circles,
jhere is no saying wheiAtlie (hiring and
(jnlerprise which characterizes
the
i nii-ricai! cJia raeter niav not
carry
tjhose who have, entered upon a social
tfanipaign 111 the JJrilish metropolis
There is a brilliancy, vivacity and
ijhariu about the rising female geiiera
tjiuil : of this country wliich bids lair to
(jake the i'htish youth by blorm. Few
who come here as tourists, it thev stav
long enough, are able to resist the at-
! traction. Two brothers, sons of a well
known meinlier of the preseut goveru-
nieii't, vv ho ' visited this country not
OUn since, are, we understand, engaged
to be marrieir tit two oi the tiniest of
Xevv or k "heiresses. Other most in-
. . . . .
ttresting events are in prospect, to
which Wc, dare not more specially al- I
hide. W'e tiike too much interest in
the success of our lair country women
to Wish to hi mil their stiolt
W
Ff I I
e au-
ticrpate flic greatest beiietit to. the lirit-
lsn aristocracy Ttoiu the infusion of
u j.h and vigorous blood into their
. . . . i . . I . . .
veins which will evidently rtejult fro
the grow ing iutiinacy of the tvl'o soci
ties. Whiie politically it will have tl
. . 1 ... . i . . i
illl
bocie-
the
H j vuiitageous ellict of ceinthting the
iking characteristic
WOinci(i i that they are
...:i ..... .. i i..:. ;.. ,,c X.
oi .iiiirii.iii
tii.i-i.- lilo:iti'i)
.-.j. i.iifiieii i- i nut lie ii. . ..........
Jlact that they are, so eagerly sought by
J yOVm.r - noblemen.- We have no fear
UUUIII ClUC Oi ilLl ' 1 J I.lliuu "i hiit
--whatevier that the opiMisitioii. of British
oi-iitrm.j e w-ilPhack our young coim-.
ijv women against creation. It is not
-i "-.
Ju.jr owh .with their yoiuig married
p,.,,,- ,, I.i...,s . 'riiej Englisii course is
t'.ry .artreretit from tie American, arid
L --ilv9 to )e car(t'ullv studied.. It'
aktrs a ,,;,., ,,r tw0 to" learn exactly
inenre, etc., to t ft- an inn, irt trihuh-.l ..... I.. ....-.; 1 I
.s'lai COUIS.: oi j'.lli.oi-c..-. J I
,V.'-"tWith the .mikteTiulisjtic, jargon which
' Uakes up the sfaplc bf cuvcr-ation at
imakes in. the slat:
ij0nd,.n dinner table, is absolutely
nt .in this
to be held
a mild
domestic in-
I " " " .- ,...-
lidellty is the -onier oi ..ineoay..jii j.ou-
"oii and as our virtuous v oung matrons
,mite fascinated with the' charms
f i.e . sM-iaI CollUiUOIls WIllCU e.:si
W(, IR.n.ly ,uvr,..t that the other
, . , f ; r,ti. i-lit v' is not only verv con- i
. . M f,ir as conscience is concerned;, ;
success.
;i man
i iiv-nsible.
ile feel-
""M j;-, r-..tio,,, and tliel,
n agent for a Hartford Marble
cutter visits every hous- that death. has
entered and leaves, his business .card,,
with the i'ollowingj" vyvitteii .thereon :
Kite, jf you are movant, vt a stun.
. ' ' f
Varieties.
hy Oinri,ei
art oi making
I ; - - " '.;.: I - . . - ;
The West minsteFiteateeh ism was
adopted in 14.'. J'.. ' - '
They have Turkisk hat lis for horses
in New York now; "1
Jl'ulTald Hill is very sic, ' and pro--hably
w ill not recover. "
The lirst savings hank was liisti- '
tutedat lie rue in 17S7. , 5
Sparta had no regular wills until
the time of the Romans. i
The Chah.leah registers of eelest ial
ohservation la-gan .'l 15. C.
The proiiortionate value ongohr
anu silver among the ancients w:uj ten
to tine. ,
A single linn of Sheffield, Kngljlinl,
has this elir orderiHl oiMHiO dozen of
.Ainerieaii li;jv rakers. . I
Oli -oiflaifgariiie is good for fueriit
least. Thirty thousand dollars of it
bin neil well in liostou. . i;:'-
: A London mechanic-has la-en sent
to- prison for ;i 'month for . striking -a.
lord' on fi is aristocratic nose. 'j V :
Slade, the 'nieditinr,'! re-aiM.ared
in hondon a short time ago, but is said'
to ha e speedily dejiarted for A list raTia.-
Prince i-'ugene de Levichtcnlieig4s
ill tout to la- married to Mile. Skolieleti,
sister of the famous (ietieral of:tha
uanie. 1 - . ' . -i.l -
Ihiijiiig the last six 'months the.
failuresitit New . Vol k .aggregate- liahili
t ies .f $ It m h n i,( HKJ, with, assets of .? 1 1
iHHl.oo(). ;-''".. ' ';
-1- Dr. ; Waters, of Boston, lias found
the juice of the (Common '.milk weed to
la- very
wounds.
use I
1. . it : .. 1 1... 1 .... 1 : .. . i-
111 111 ine iK.iung in
vV. II. Viinderliilt is la-)ieveil to'
control liiilroail and telegrah com
panies having an aggregato -capita) of
C'j:'.''JMiO,lM.-'r ! j ' .
The head of a Tloston niari is wider
thiin it is long, j He wears a silk, hat
with one of the sides iu front,' ain-i he
efl'ect is comical. ,-
New- Jersey is the largest window
glass manufacturer"- in the I'niofi. :
There are Jim; factories in the -United -
States 'altogether..- X-
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EtTorts art la-iiig made to organize g
local societ ies for the suppression oT ob
scene literature -and devices iu all large
cities of the country. . . "("" . -
Then' are -only twelve newsdealers
in St. l'ete.rsburg, and the. busiest of
them iloes not sell rncue thiin.g."itl tojiies
of Itiissiiin papers jer dieiii7
' A French physician actuall' made,
in is.'io, the following rejioil': ''There
exists in Paris a great manlier of faini--lies
who have died of the cholera."'-:
-Coiiiit HerU-rt von Bismarck,' the
eldest son of tlifl 'ernian Chancellor,"'
and his brother, have both la-come ran?
lidates for the I'ermari ParliamenlC -;'
The (h-riiinn Euiperor keejisa'diiiry .
if everything lie shoots.. In lspj his '
gun was -Uischafgiii bv accident,' and her--entered,
" Foteliiiger, right hairil;!
- In Paris, a certain Monsieur Ken
a rd 'announces' himself - as i" a. ..public -scrila'
'.-whir-digests accouiits, explaiiis
the language of i llovyers and. sells fried
im if a toes'. " ' v v J-..'-,
. .The consul at "hing Kiang writes i
to the department of state that the d,e- V
iiiiiml for American cotton drills- is
rapidly, increasing, ami .that kerosene
is also largely inijiorteil.
Slieiil)' Keiitof New naiiipsfi'.
suggests that the old State prison lt .
turned into a State work-house, "and
that every a-hle-laidied 'Tramp Tie Je
tain-ed t here I mm one to two years.
..The matiiigimg Director- of the
Lombard Bank. inU .ondon, was recent- .
I von trial ina Pol jce Court oil achargf.
'of "stealing a doeiilsilver spoons. I hey
had.' la-en (Icpisittd as' security for a
loi'm.
The 'assells,;
the English puh- -
Ushers, have set aplirt lr the'year lSTH.Vjs;
;;!.iHM) out of their
prolits, and proposft .,
io (To the .same every year, for a"fuini
lor w orkmen .who ijrinaiu long in their
sei v ice. I N'- .
The JajmneHe;
iiilluenceil, jicrhaps, ;;
the frightful co'iisi'
jsenre of e;isy cour
qUeJieeS of the ill
miinirat ion in Chit
;l as illustr.ateil by-
the famine., an
tUking lneasiiies foi'-'
inliiiid coininiijiicatjiori,
Mr. Summers, jof.. Borne, Italy, has
just' completed- statues ot Queen.. 10
toria, the kite Pniif
e (,'onsorl, and'the
Pi iiict
ainl J J llicehS oi aies. lotnr
. ... .' I .- .!..
order of n wealth'
tends t hem for Mel
The 'British
qllile illl increase n
over last of about
returns of the quat
Victorian, who in-
Miurne.-
overnnient will-f-
f revenueThis Vf al"
U:',.Vhi,imh), butt tiM
er just elided shows
ii falling .vlf ofialmiul t-V),").
Soliie-
thing will have toie done.
The new M.'tn
road of New York
Militan elevatwl r.ail-
ias secured the-ser-.
. Edison, Ihe elee-
vices of Thomas A
trieian, to invent .shine method of fun
-ljing ineir ciiis v ui
out noise, and also1-.
to condense the sin
ke on the engines,!
i i
liersisteiitiinU jUipudentiiennaii j
tlovver girl niiidtj- hej-self so olTensi vv to
the aristocrat hi resjidents of Blo.iiiu-biirv-sijUiire.
in 'Loidon, that they had
In r arrested, and she was fined for ifai
""technical ofh-Tise tjif obstructing fhe
streets. . -. x
Even the horsijs of Boston have a
thirst for know ledgje. The J tniis- rijt
of Saturday says .
("griosity as; to
the
contents of sUuie pai-kages! in a
wagon in t-hi-,"city,
yesterday, induced
a horse .standing by
f.o gnaw them open.
1 i
The papers contained Paris gufi, and ;
i i i I.. i a . . ii. " . Vs.
t he animal died in
a)out twenty in in-
tites. "'
( iood-natureis
more agre'able in
(.lU vcrsatioii than vtit, and gives a fer
tain air to' the countenance, which is
i more, aniiahle than
la-atity. It shows
light ; takes off in
I virtue in the fairest
- some measure froh
the deformity of
i vice ; and makes ev4n folly and jiuiper
j tiuence, supjaii laiue.
.Vs flowers earry dewdrois,'trenn ;.
I biliig on the edges
of the ja-tals, and
i itiadv to fall at the
first waft of wirid
or brush of ,bi,rd, so the heart should
carry its l-adedworls of thanksgiving; ;
and at 'the first -hreatii ot heaveiiiy
flavor, let down the) shower, ja-rfiimed
with the heiut'a gratitude.
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