TLe Lajlj Review
Josh. T. JAMES. Ea. mid Prop
WILMINGTON. N. C.
WKDNBS04T. 8EPTEMBKR 24, 9.
ENTERED .AT THK P09T0FFTCK AT
WlLMINOTOK, N. C, AS SiCCOND CUlS
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VIEWS AN) H .
During the last month six Dew nation
al banks hare been established three in
the West and three in New England and
New York. The amount ef new national
bank circulation which will be issued
within a month will amount to about
$2,000,000.
With all the peaches that hare been
thrown on the Baltimore market in the
past fort j days, It is stated that packers
hare not eanned enough to meet the de
mand upon them, one house reported be
ing now 260.000 cans short of filling or
ders on hand.
Mr. Christian K Rosa, father of thft
ill-fated Charlie, paid a visit to Superin
tendent Wallinc of New York, on Tues
day. Mr. R ss's faith in his son's exist
ence is unshaken, although the only glim
mer in the mystery of this boy's disap
pearance was the shooting of his supposed
abductors at Bay Ridge, December 14.
1874.
Elisba Grimes taid in a prayer meet
ing at Little York, Ind., that he was
: . . , , , . ' i
called mm out ot ooors a lew m,DUie8
afterward, and killed him with a Knite.
It is conjectured that Jones thought
Grimes, professing readiness, might bs
well die at once, for no other motive has
been discovered.
Brigham Young mixed the Mormon
Church property with his own in a way
that in law, left it alt at his death as one
estate. The executors, who are Morraoo
dignitaries, undertook to separate the two
equitably; but the heirs, consisting of the
original and only lawful Mrs. Young and
her chil Jren, have had a receiver appoint
ed, and it looks as though they would
finally get the entire amount.
According to a prominent religious jour
nal in Boston there is a very bad state of
morals among the young men and women
and girls in many reputable families in
that city. This religious newspaper tells
its readers that the Boston chief of police
declares there are hundreds of girls be
longing to respectable Boston families
who have adopted ways of which they
would blush to bave their relatives know.
The Princess of Wales is described as
never more radiant than of late, 'not even
on the morning, sixteen years ago, when
in that jaunty hat and mauve poplin dress
she stepped ashore at Gravesend, and
afterward rode through London, taking
triumphant possession of all our hearts.'
On a recent occasion she 'looked almost
aa young and quite as charming in a cos
tume of black and white striped silk,
and it was easy to see how proud she is
of her boy's.'
Without ever making ft bet, and in
days when the valus of stakes was insig
nificant as compared with the mighty
aggregate of Lord Falmouth's winnings
during the last three years, Admiral Har
court retired from the turf with a clear
gain of $125,000. The blood of bis old
Tomboy mare may still be traced in the
last volume of the stud book, and it flow
ed in the veins of Summerside, with whom
the late h nd Londesberough wen the
Oaks iu 1859.
Doctors Commons, in London, can con
sole itself for the loss of the Emperor Na
poleon's will by the possession of that of
another hero, Wellington. The Iron Duke s
schedule of his last wishes is filed with
the wills of Sir Anthony Vendyckeyinigo
Jones, Sir Isaac Newton, Samuel Johnson
Charles Dickens and Wilham Shakespeare
the last consisting of three folio sheets,
with the poet's signature to each sheet,
and comprising the much disc issed be
quest of the second best bed' to his wife.
Lord Beaconsfield never passes a favor
unnoticed, never forgets a friend, nd
considers no man his
enemy, save Mr
Gladstone and Mr. Lowo. He kuows
that majorities are made up of -units, and
that a unit abstracted from the opposition
benches counts two in a divisiou. Thus
when in the House of Commons it his
watchful eye observes wavering ou the
part of an individual opposite, he some
how or other, before twenty-four hours
passes, manages to come in personal
contact with the waverer. The roughest
member knows the sound of the friendly
voice and the touch of the soft -while
hand. There is a good deal of human
nature in the House of Commons, and
human nature prefers Disraeh s manners
to Gladstone's.
Beaattfler.
Ladies, you cannot make fair skin,
rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes with all
the cosmetics of France, or beautifiers of
the world, while in poor health, and
nothing will give you such good health,
strength, buoyant spirits and beautfy as
Hop Bitters. A trial is certain proof
See aw.her column.
MRS. KATE CHASE SPRAGUE.
Thisncied personage, whose, name has
been widely bruited throughout the conn
trv in connection with
i . t . i
a shameful scan-
da', has arrived at her
bome (Kdgewood)
in Washington, D. C, af-enrrp aiied by
her three daughters.
As ! a rnattf r of
i'ji'erview with j her was nought
cnnrsrt an
fjr the ben' tir of the uewgpapers and the
public, land iu residing ;to the eLquirits
f a le porter ujoa the ttaff of the 'A ash
ington ro8t, she dicussyd ber present
unenviable situation and future prospects
and intentions with much freedom. She
speaks very rankly, but with bitterness,
of the past, as her reply to the reporter
interrogatory: 'And;bere your iateod to
keep your children? ' Will show:
4 Yes. I have but little doubt they wi.l
be safe here. My ! attendants are cievotui
and will let no barm! come to me. Litre
I can be quiet aud wait: for my wrongs to
be righted.) I 1 have been maligned- ann
ground down until, I have felt 'bat I ws
a target at which !jevery body could tire,
and yet without means Lr method of re
dress. But I am willing to Wilit, becau.-e
I know that; leverythinglniust come right
in time, and in the best (way. J The bit
terest part of my recent troubles has been
that I should be thought a silly, vain wo
man. Why, 1 have been trained to look
upon dignity :and brains as of
the highest! importance, j and I
have a bigbf regard LtJ the con
veutiouali;ies,illhouli I belieyel have iiut
that reputatioh. Toj be so misreps earned
so misundersfood, has given me my great
est pain. 1 have been charged with all
sorts of misdoings, of which 1 am totality
innocent. IFor instance, 1 am credi'ejd
with being at thd CJapiol nearly every uy
oi tne la?a tessioiit
1 do uut btdieve thus.,
iu Uio six years since my
turner dkd, 1
or House tbut
I have been iu the I Sseuate
number of times.! 1 became interested in
the armyj debate, aud wf?ut to hear both
sides of the Question. let '.be oay
Air
Conk ling spoke, although there .werr thou
sands ureseuti Gail lll iiiiiitou and ius.eit
were selected to be madd special mention
of. Every act of mink thai could be used
aaiusfc'iue has lbeen.eulargod upon by m
enemies. ' . j '
That Lhore is a large
bhkre of mairnan-
imity in
her composiiuiu is mauif-si i i net
apprcciatiou.rf those t vp!o. hare s mpa
ihivxi wii.h lifer iii Ii. r aoiliowb ?iid trou
bles, a-.dishvi Uiies.no pains to conceal her
gratitude jto tlie cliivalry jf the outh for
the deli-zacy with which hey bave treattd
her name iu this matter, ks the following
will illustrate:
'Sympathy,
suppose1, has , not been
'On the con
rarv.
the kind feeling
manifested by ray friends have tjuc )ed me
J 1
deeply.' Especially has this kindness
been exhibited in the South. The papers
there, witb( a chivalry that is natural, have
with one accord taken my part because I
was a woman and defenseless. This I
particularly appreciate because I have no
right to expebt anything of the kind from
the South, i JSorrie of these days the chiv
alry of the North will grant1 me the same
fairness, and J hope to show that it is not
unmerited."! j , . j
We hope for, tbe honor of fair woman-
n xd, and
children,
fur the credit of her innocent
that
the calumnies which have
been set afloat Regarding Mrs. Sprague
are reallv without foundation and that he
may be guiltless of the charge with which
she has been accused, but there are two
persons connected
drama for whon
! t ! . I . I J II.
with
tne aepiorauie
can entertain
of unmiti
no feelings but
those
gated contempt,
who could allow
For the man, Conkling,
himself in the slightest
degree to compromise the fair fame of a
i i
wite and a mother, and persist in hi8
course of conduct after he had bean warned
i . i t i i i
as to the result, there is no execration too
deep, no denunciation too severe. And
for the man, Spragae, her Mwful husband,
to keep her in his house at Oanonchet un-
. i I' i !
I der complete espionage, ' even to the
perusal of all her correspondence, is a
meanness oi disposition, acontemptibility
of spirit such as we
rust ;no person in the
South, claiming the attributes of a true
manhood, could, be capable of descending
to. She hasiour sincerest sympathy, but
utter contempt are words altogether too
feeble to express tho sentiments we enter
tain towards the prominent male figures in
this scandalous picture.
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MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS.
The political cauldron iu Massachusetts
is bubbling and foaming with the intense
heat of partisan fires, I bcre were four
conventions heldjin the State fcr the nom
ination of candidates for State ; officers,
including that1 of Governor, and Ben.
Butler was the choice for that position in
three out of the four. In the Kepublie.au
I iii i i
convention there was . a squabble to see
whether the candidature should be given
to Pierce, tee present incumbent or to
Long, a new candidaLe, but an old ast
pi rant, for the position, which resulted in
the selection of the latter. This nomina
tion was a sad blow , at the "blue blood
ed ''aristocracy of! Boston, and creates
I. ! i
much dissatisfaction among a large por
tion of the bankers and capitalists of State
street in that city.
General Butler is the candidate
of the
Butler
Greenback Labor prty,
the
Democrats" and; the 'Independents,:' the
latter being maijdy' composed, of seceding
and dissatisfied Republicans, j !
The entire registered voting population
of the State .aggregates very nearly 880,
000, yet there is So nuch apathy manii
fested in political atLurs by a large portion
of her people, that only about two thirds
of the entire vote j is polled, and not even
that ! proportion except in times ol the
great Obt enthusiasm. In 1878 only 250 -000
votes were cast, and of these 110.000
were polled for Butler. In that cam
paign it will be remembered that he made
tvie fight almost single handed and against
the most' formidable odds, yet he
needed to draw but about 15,000 votes
from the opposition to have ga'ned his?
cion. lie is very ccnfii'ent of succes.
iu th;s campaign, calculating, with a gr od
how of reason, that he shall poll the
lull htrenth of each of the tickets ol
which he s regular nominee, and that
i e bhll alo draw quite heavily from the
dis .fT-cted in the Republican ranks. j
The campaign promises to be a lively
one ar d will be of some inte-est to the
South as mere lookers oh, but not caring
which side whips.
AN OLD FAMILY.
The correspondent of the New York
Herald, with General Grant, intersperses
his account of jthe ex-President's inter
view with the Lmpercrof Japan, by some
family reminiscences, as follows:
The circumstance that an ex -President
of the Uuited States should converse
with the chief of a friendly nation, is not
in itself an important work. But when
you consider the position of the Emperor
among hid subjects the traditions ; of his
bouse and his throne, you wiil see the
value of this meeting and the revolution
it makes in the history of Japau. The
imperial family is, in descent, the rnont
ancient iu the world. It goes back in
direct line to 0C0 years before Chn&t For
moie than twenty live centuries thi3 line
has continueU un brok n, and tne present
.-overeiizn it the 123d of his line. The
C7 ,
position of Mikado has always been uni
que in Japan, ror centuries tne em
perors iived iu seclusion at Kiyoto. The
alika 'o was a holy being. iNo one wa
allowed to loc k upon his face. He had
uo family name, because his dynasty be
iog unending t.e needed none. Lu lug
his life h was revered a god. When he
dud ne was translated iuto the celestial
yrebeuce. Wis bin ten veais it was i.ot
proper ihat even bis t acred name snob Id
bespoken; I uat is uw permitted, bui
even now you cannot buyi a ;phutcrHph
u ihe Mikado. V is rot! proper that his
subjects should look upon his face. When
he first receive j a foreign ambassador
(iu 1880) his Prime Minister knlt at his
ide while his nobles sjtarouud on mats
where they could not see; him. i
HOW IT SHOULD RKAO.
1
The Detroit Bree Press has very clcv
erly amended Senator Blaiue's '.eWgrutn
to Senator Allison' on the night of t!.e
Maibe election. It says that Blaiue's
dispatch should n-ad as follows: ,
In a Statei which gave at the Presi
dential election of 1868 a majority of 28,
000 in a total vote of 112 000 a rnajw
ity equivale t to 250,000 iu New York,
which in a total vote ot 90,000, gave a
liepublican majority of 32 000 eqjiiva
ient to over 230,000 in Ohio, which in
1876, in a total vote of 116,000. gave a
Republican mai rity of 16,000 equiva-
lonts to 110,000 in Peunsylvauia, the Ke
pubiicans this year lacK about 2.500 ol
receiving aj majority of the popular
vote. It is a terrible disappointment to
me and I fear that my Presidential pros
pects will be greatly impaired, owing to
the inability of the Repub.icaus, after au
unparalleled expenditure of (tnouey, to
secure an. absolute cuaj jrity of the popu
lar vote in Maine.
A Cabul dif patch The late aas
Binaticn by the Afghans. Cin Sat
Night. , j
Kearney wants to burn (irant in ef
figy but the General don't care an f-i-g
for that. Pbila Bal.
An editor having been to!d that he
must put niore in his p-iper, lias be
gnu the publication of 'Iil h Kookh.
Cin Sat Night. M j
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One of our unfortunate managers
says the season, bo far, to bim, has been
like the Atlantic coast a succession
of light bouses Phil Bui.
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A itcbine and ulcerated piles has been dis
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No one Le d sutler five minutes after apply
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I consulted physiciar.s in Philadel
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found no re ief until 1 obtained a box of Dr.
William's Indian Ointment some four montiu
ago, and it has cured me completely."
Joskph M. Ktdkb, Cleveland, O.
'Has done me more good than all the mf-di
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cure cost me more than $40. i
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and ulcerate l piles, having used every reme
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Superior Court, Kew Hano-
ver County.
Ch rJes D. Kill, Charles R. Skinner and
Charles Watkins,
vs. j!
FarniTille Insurance and Banking Com avy.
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THvr AN ACTION has been instituted as
above for the recovery of Heren Hu -clred
Dollars, with interest tJeron from
Jnly 1st, 1878; due the! Plaintiffs aa Assignee
M J. R. Moore, that a Wa'rant of Attach
ment was taken out at the time of issuing the
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certain bonds, the propertv of said d.?f-ndnt
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I CASE Ot' UUL. J. C. BRANSON".
Kingston, Ga., Sept. 1871
Gents: For. fixteen years I have been a
great sufferer fom fecrofuia in its mobt dis
tressing forms. 1 have been - o fi ed to mv
room an.i be k for tif'teen y-ars with scrofu
lous ulcerations, 'tbe most approved reme
dies for such caes had been used, and the
tnost eminent physicians c-nsulted, without
auy dbcidea benefit. 'I hus pr.8trted. cis
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profession. More than eight j months have
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any return of the discaje
j For he trnth of the above statement, I re
fer to any gentleman in Bartow county, Ga.,
and to the members of the bar of Cherokee
Circuit, who are acqv aintcd with me. I shall
eyer remain, with the deepest gratitude,
! Your obedient servant, t
' J. C BRANDON, Attv aULaw.
A MIRACLE.
West Poibtj Ga Sept. 16, 1870. j
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Gents:My daughter was taken on the 25th
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right arm, and continued to appear till all
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use of it until the present. 1
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and sews most of her ti i e has walked across
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and I believe she will, as her limbs gain
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1 am, yours truly. W. B. bLANTON.
West Poibt, Ga., Sept 16, 1870.
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carrying United States Mail. Leaves wharf
foot of Market street daily (except fundays)
at 3 P. M. Returning, leave Smifhville
at 6K M. R. P. P ADDISOtf.
ept8 Agent-
Thoi. H. McKoy, Eobt H- McKot
ATrOHNEYfl-AT-LAW
WILMINGTON, I N. a
Office North side Marketstreet, betwdet
econd and Third streets. I
taa 2T-tf j
Warm Spriaars,
Western North Carolina, !
18 NOW OPEN for the reception of pleas
ure seek, r an- invalids.
This lovely placo is situated in the beauti
ful valley cf the Frtnch Broad, within eight
m lec of the ri road.
We have a fine band of music, attentive I er
vants, and all other accommodations to be
lottbd at a flrs-cias watering piae .
For particulars apply for descriptive pam
phlet. W. H, HOvYEKTOa,
J 10 Proprietor.
mjt , III
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4 SSJ"fLC
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Cleveland, ohio.
LIFE IN A BuTTLf,
The Most Valuable c'.lioaili);
it i a : ii 1... f
v
eryi ivuuwu io tiio Wol ,!
or Mineral Poison8LjfJfirt.
Blood, Strength for tlie! t.rv
ana neaiiu ior ail
AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PljjjUe
u Believing that br cleansing tU
baildini7 un the cnnatitntikn -
1 r. . . . " ' lueonii i,
out mv monev tor manv kw.ri J V
advertised without hading a permanent cn '
1 btgan doctoring myself, using mtiKiJ'
made trom roots and herbi. 1 fortani
discovered a wonderful 1 bitters or itl'r
Cleanser,the first bottle of whicn are mi BI
life and vigor, and in timet fleeted a rlroi
nent cure. I was free from catarrh, mt 0ni
became strong and sound, being able to tut'n
the QiOBt severe cold and exposure j aud i hr.
gained over thirty pounds in weight,. Jv"
ing confident that 1 had made ai wondtrv
discovery m medicine, I prepared a qaanHu
ot the Root bitters, and w& in tV, h.:.
giving tr.em away to bicx ineDdj ani nel
bors. i I found ttie medicine tfltcted h J"
wonderful cures of al) diseases cih"d fi .
humors or scrof ila in the blood, lnjri-ieM,
Bad Stomach, Weakness, Kidney slWm
Torpid Liver, 4c, Ac. i The nal0fu,
discovery in this wy spread fro-n orle pert..;,
to another until I found myself Cii u 'j
to supply patients, with "niedici. e lUr ri
wide, ana I was induced to establish a lil. ..
ator for compounding and bottling the Ri
Uiflaro in tariff nnanfiMaa orA I h,.l 2 .
o " .w.w mim. auu a jiUU If U j; 'J
al! my time to mis Dusiness. ij j
I was ar first backward in pregtlntinir eim
myself or discovery in this way to the pabl ,
not being a patent med ciie man anil w.tt '
email capital, but I am getting brayeli orer
that. Since I Stirs t advertised this mwlicm-!
I have been crowded w.itn orders fn.m druK--gists
and country dealers, and! the fcand-kj
of letters 1 have received from persiirnc1:
prove the tact that no remedy
e vr.
diJl
much good in so short a time and nk
i
1 :
M
in
success as the Root bitters. In fa
convinced that they will soon take
o all otbe- medicines in uae.l
1
hi
the
if a
hundred retail druggists, right ber
at tub
in Cleveland, now sell Koct Int e
whom have already sola over one
thqu-iiad
bottles.
Root 3itters are strictlv a medical Drtr
ation, such as was used in the tfobd, old n
of our forefathers, when pebple w re cured
by some simple root or plaBt, ard Wq
calomel and other poisons of the I miocril
kingdom rere unknown. IJ c
They act strongly oh ibm liver and; kidncyi,
keep tne bowels regular and builS up the
nervous system, ij'i hey peretrateeerT p't
of the body, searching out eifeiy Hitrr
bone and tissue from the head o teur,
cleansing and stiengthening the Rount.ii
snrinca of life, hence thev mutt lenrhUl
diseases by purification and rifiurifhbejitj
J - - . -L i . . I
So matter what your leelmgs pr timpv
El
are. what the disease or ailment in, ose B
Hitters. Don't wait until you ire ict, b
if you only feel bad or misrah e, medf
Bittew at once. It may ave your n,
Thomanda of nersons in all i-ar'gof thi
;1:
onntrv are i alreadv u? ing I ; Hoot Bitti
They have saved many lives of c"nfn'itiM
who had been given up by friends and, ph.T-
cians to die, and haye permanently) cuiei
many old chronic cases of Catarrh, -ctofo't,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, and ifkin Diserfi,
where all other treatments had fa-Iedj A'i
jou troubled with sick headache, costiafr,
dizziness, weakness, bad taste in the : W"'k;;
nervou8nes,and broken dowh in cois'iiatio:.
You will be cured if vou take Koot ttiifcr .
Have you humor s and pimples on f f r
or skin? Nothing wilt givje jou sudg
health, strength, abd beauty as KM w:
ter. t i J . '. Ji,
5U I know that jeakus phyrciaa J
crj humbug because my diecove. j curei f
many of their patients, b t I cret ot t
now mv desire land determination to
reach of al! those sullering throus hou
world Hold by wholesale and retail
trials on fnnTitrv itiM r.hants. Or St'Ot
press on receipt ol price, $1.00 per D'tl.
sixbottleg $5.00. For cer tin Cites of
A -fr. 1 ana raw ! . rcrfl pifCtlt'V
each b ttle of medicino. Head
yourself. j j . fnf
Ask your druggist or mfrcL?BlJ"
FRAZIKK'S KOOl 31TTttR-J the f
ftlood Cl. aDser.ard
take no .UbBq awp
v. i. . . a kretuW
ecommcilu uecauas Jur uioo I
a. W. VKAIZKK.I Pitoverer.
338 Supeiiorf?t., Clef Hj"
yj. p. Munds and T. H. TO1
For sale by
Ol Uggl8tS.
Theodore Josep
Pnlishnn1
vuijjci w ai.'j , vi ' .-
Nationl.!
kalWc: c,
. 1 .:
Board by tha .y or the
r ..; . ..M.tuu1 in rfv-rv Pr' .
Vlh.ri. annnlid with Piflche ".
veaamg, iou, uiwu " -c'J c
A i&JH. and manv mare
brands of Rye and Kentackj
, i itf I i I
aarpot.
Furniture.
croi-1
UST ke;eived'fkqm F4
a Urge aortrnent of WalnWtfflfii
'grades of FUKNITURE;
at dreat Bargaiiiis. Call and e
D. A. SMITH':
feb 19
EmployWUjant
TV THIS CITY OR r,LT " "7
J. doors, outside or on the
nrJcrt
'A
consisromeuts. By a man no
.11 ita branches
give hsundivid d time and w
! Ji
a smaJl salary. Adorns, u
miy
Mniises and Stores
1 1
APPLY TO I' i ;
THE WlcKOYS,
Attomeyi and Connsellarj , ,
.ti
Office North Side Market t?W a4
and 3d.
wav oi nam ning aioease isnd heW trLhi
with weakness of the Juns, stvrhl t
much broken down in constitution d(, '
after trying the bet physicians nd ii.'.L
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