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MISCELLANEOUS, . fjR.VlORTHH&TOM'S TheDaily Review. I THE GREAT. F J MHflLERA RAfilP a mm w AND IARRH0EM (URE J - USED OVER YEARS. i I . V. 1 PMInM. Tit 0 tft. "-aec.f bT Harm-Getierl C. S. A. Recom l3 tne';. ' - purveyor-General ; Hon. Ken Biwl T ' "jjcito,. u 8. Treasury, and othen. Poe. - ,, lrUgIta o 1 LfcF m. Sole uroorieton. iiheis0o"u' - t THE CHAHtlS A. .UUltl Kumrwn;, ' " BALtlliUKK, lin., U. S. A. What isut?. 7 It is the best white dress shirt now offered for sale. . Why is it the bes? ' ist.-It is made of the best materials -Wamsutta muslin, l ' . Brookfield 2100 linen, Clark's 0. N. T. spool cotton. :d. Its workmanship is unequalled Everlasting Stay Attachment, French Placket "Sleeves, Reinforced Bosoms- 3d. It will fit, elegantly Tall men, Short men Fat men, Lean men, Big men, Little men. MANUFACTURED BY DANIEL MILLER & CO., Importers and Jobbers, Dry Goods and Notions, Gents' Furnishings, 32 and 34 HOPKINS' PLACE. .WAMSUTTA M7 2IOO LINEN. If your dealer does not keep it, send his address to Daniel Miller & Co., sole man ufacturers; Baltimore, Md. aplU 3md cd Virm Vital Questions!!!! lik the. most cmineilt physician Ot any school, what is the( best thing in the world for quicjting and allaying aU irritation of the nerves, curing all forms of nervous complaints, giving natural, childlike refreshing sleep al ways?" . ' And the? will tell you unhesitatingly "Soiiic form of Hops!!!" CHAPTER I. . ,, Ask any or all of the most eminent physicians: "What is, the best and only remedy that can be relied on to curd all dis eases of the kidneys and urinary organs ; such as Briffht's disease, diabetes, re tention, or inability to retain urine, and all the diseases and ailments pecu liar to Woman" "And they will tell you explicitly1 and emphatically "BuckuM" Ask the same physicians "What is the most reliable and sur est cure for all liver diseases or dyspep sia; constipation, indigestion, bilious ness, malaria, fever, ague, &c," and they will tell you: , Mandrake ! or Dandelion!!!!" " Hence, when these remedies are combined wlh others equally valuaVle. And compounded Into Hop Bitters, such a wonderful and mysterious curative power Is developed which is so varied In" its operations thst no disease or 111 health can possibly exist or resist its power, and yet It is Harmless for the. moe t trail woman, weakest Invalid or smallest child to use. CHAPTER II. Patients "Almost dead or nearly dving." . or years, and given up by .physicians, of -'right's and other kiilney diseases liver com 1!alnt, severe coughs, cilled consumption, have been cured - . - Women gone nearly crazy ! ! ! ! From agony ofj neuralgia, nervousness, wakefulness, and various diseases peculiar to women. People drwn out of shap3 from excruria "i lungs of rheumatism, in(lmniatory and chronic, or suffering from scrofula. r-ryslpelas! - . , "Sa'trhenm. blaod poisoning, dyspepsia' In gtlan, and, in fact, almost all -diseases Nature U he'r to t ue beeu curei1 bv Hop Bitters, proof of Ik v. 1x5 found lnr every neighborhood in "Jpown worl.l. . lT" s?e srennine without a bunch of gr en :rw?(i80n the wbUe lbeL Shttn - alt the vile, tisonous smff with IIop oi Hops" in lll(-irname. T june IS lm d&w nrm SM i? HEAL ESTATE UNDER MORTGAGE. JJV V1UTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF - th powers contained la. a certain mortgage Marjh l;th, 1879. andcgistcred in Book 000; p,gc by AdW Brown and wife EJIbeta Brown, to D J. Sautders", Gu rdi hv e,lndcrsigncd a attomeva'or f - II- Par iM .e,Presenl guardian nt W. T. Johnson, KISAIBMBKU THY MOTIIK( Lead thy mother :cnderly Down life'rf strep dtttline: Once her arm was thy support, ow she leahs tm thine Sco upon her loving face -1 - Those deep lines oi rare; Thinieii was'h;r u.il lor thec Kel t that record t hi re. Njr fnrcet.'hrr tireless wa'.ch Jvpt by dav and u"!ftht. Taking from her step the grace, From her eye the light ; Cherish well hi r ta'ufcfal heart, Which, through weary jears. Echoed wiih its sympathy All thy smiles and u-ar?. Thank God for thy mother's love ; Guard the priceless boon ; For the bitter parting hour Cometh all t?)o soon. Wlrtn thy grateful tenderness looses p wer to save, ; Earth will. hold .n dearer spot ThaU thy mot'her',A jrrave. Blai ne' Grandfather Gillespie. Old Neal Gilleepit father-in-law' ot Ephraim Blaine, the tatheroi Jim. lived out in Washington county. ! lie was a sbrevvtl business man. well hked by his neighboi'S, but always coniderel alaile queer. Line ol iii,x"tavt)rite prank3 wjis to hitch a liortse toMrrs sleij'h in mid- suuinier. thro1 w in a ltt of bofialo robes, antl drive over to Washington. I think tbc w hole trouble with him was, that the more his lamily endeavored to pri vent nls doing' queer things the more he would uo tfi;in. VV hen hi3 sons and daughters married and left his roof he rave each one a fine farm, and when his daughter married Eph. liltine'she shared, like the others, though Eph. hadn't very much ot this world's goods at the time. Mutters moved along tor a aood many years. Eph. Ulaine fold the farm his father-in-law had given tiim, anii the proeeeds soon disappear ed. Old manGiliespie sitiil carried'on m his queer ways, until finally the sons and sons-in-law petitioned court tor a lunacv commission in his behalt, as they claimed'the old gentleman was mentally incapable ol taking care ot his estate.- The question came up betore court lor a hearing, but old Neal Gilles pie declined to have any attorney, and proceeded to conduct his case himself. Ephraim Blaine,' his son-in-law, was the first witness called. He went ex haustively into the causes which led thu lamily to take the steps they had ; told about his father-in-law's craxy ways, and was then turned over to the alleged lunatic for cross-examination. "You are my son in-law Eph, I be lieve?" . . . "Yes, sir" responded Jim's father. 'Did you get any dowry with my daughter whea you married her?"' "Yes, I did." Tell the court what property yon had yourself when you were married,1' The witness objected, on the grouwd that it had nothing to do with the the case. . "But I'll show you that it has," , re sponded Gillespie, and to humor him the judge required Blaine to "answer the question.. Well, I didn't have auy thiDg," said the witness, reluctantly. ''Now, tell mj what became of the farm I gave you ami my daughter when you were married.' . "Ah--well it has been sold." - "And where is the money?" "Oh it has been spent for household and other purpose." "Got any of it left now?" "Not very much." "That will do," said the old man, with a twintle in his eye. "I'm I done with you for tbo present " j He took up the next witness, another son-in-law and subjected him to the same excruciating crossfire, and so on to the end, t he result Aw it h each relative being the saineW - Ephraim Blaine was called up again. . "Eph, I waft'ryou to tell the court it my estate wa3 diminished any when I gave a part of it ! to you and your wife?" "Yes, sir ; it was." - "Well, since then, have I added to or kept on diminishing itr?" "I believe you have bought some land sinca then.v "Added seven farms, and stocked 'em, too, haven't I?" "Yes, sir." "You have sold your larni and got nothing left of it?" "Yes. sir." 1 "And you want die declared a lunatic, and ym take the nianasement of my estate?" "That's what we want the court to do, sir." The old fellow, tall, geant and awk wark, arose in court, glanced around on the members of the family who had wasted their substancy and yet wanted him adjudged af lunatic, and blurted out: "Well, you are all a. fine set of ducks to want to manage my estate after you've squandered all of j'our own," and ho strode irom the court house in a towering rage. The court refused to adjudge him a lunatic,- and the sons and sons-tn law failed to get their fingers on the old man's property. ' Chris" Maqec m the Pittsburg Dis patch. No injurious effects can follow the use of Ayer's Ague Cure in the treat ment of malarial diseases. It contains, besides a specific and unfailing antidote for miasmatic poison, other remedial agents which' unite to expel the poison ous humors, purify the system, and leave it in' a healthy and reinyigorated condition. oVu5i V1111110 citv of Wilmington. &, li fo'K-.'M on Monday; July Htb, 8f4. the c k.w". fptriue,i premises, v. in lot lof No: Via block N'o. x g wj feet on Seventh Rtr t i accord Wilmtnirtoi. and 15 feet on June 12 304 Attorneys. Don't Forget jT HUMPHREY, JEN A CO , YOU Set W wbcrrles. Whortleberries, Ap Whp'n i chC8an Pears fresh every morning Coni? n- Also, Chickens. Eej, Ac WnS?0101118 th alovo solicited, nd sMiv tSTKr?111661 iveua a trial U all we South Front st. . juno16 The Secret of Livingr. l SCOVnI.'sSAKSAPAIlILLA, OF BLOOD and LiVEii Syiuii", will cure Scrofu lous Taint, Rheumatism, White Swell ing. Gout, Goitre. Consumption, Rron chit rf,' Nervous Debility, Malaria and all diseases arising 'from ani impure condition of the blood. Certificates can be presented Irom many leading physi cians, and ministers, ami heads of famtlif sthrousjhout the land, endorsing it in the' highest 'terms. We are con stantly in receipt of certificates of cute from the mos: reliable source?, and we recommend it as the bes known remedy for the cure of the abwve dis masts. Now is the imc to give Smith's Worm Oil. l Platform of tlio Democratic . .Party North. Carolina. xt We asain congratulate Iho people ol North Carolina on the career of i cacc prosperity and grxMt government on which she en ertd after the inaugura tiori ol a Democratic State administra lion, and whicn has been unbroken lor so many jcars since; upon the iust and impartial enforcement of the laws; up on the efficiency of our common chol sj stem, and the great progress made in popular education ; and upon the gen eral improvement and enterprise man ifested in every part oi the State. And we again challenge acomparison be teen this state of things and Ihf crimes, .outrages and scandals which t: nded Republican ascendancy! in our borders; and we pledge ourselves t exert, in the lutnrv rs we have done in the past, our best etfoiuio promote the material interests oi all section of the Alilrrning our adherence to jDemo eratic principles as heretotore ehunc a trd in tne platforms of the party, it is hereby . j Resolved, That -we regard a free and fair expression of the public will at too ballot-box auhconly sure means ot pre serving our free American institutions, and that the conupt and coriuptingusH of federal patronage, in influencing and controlling elections i3tlan2erou3 to the libert ies of ihe StaLo antl the Union. Resolved, That we are in lavor ol the unconditional and. immediate abolition of the whole' internal... revenue Sjstem, as an intolerable burden, a standing menace to thelreedom ti elections, anu a source of great annoyance and cor ruption in its practical operation. Resolved, That no government has a right to burden its people with taxes? beyond the amount required tft pay its necessary expenses and gradually ex tinguish iis public debt. And that whenever the revenues, however d- riyed, exceed this amount, they j should be reduced so as to-. avoid a surplus in the treasury. We therefore urge upon ourSecators and Representatives! in Congress to exert themselves in favor of such legislation as will secure this end. . j . . I . ., -I Resolved, Diat with respect to the tariff we reaffirm theiife-long and fund amental principles of the party declar ed in the National Democratic plat forms and that the details of the method by which the constitutional revenue tariff shall be gradually reached", are subjects which the party's represehta lives at the Federal capitol mustl be trusted to adjust : but in our iopinion .the duties on foreitin importation should. be lovied for the production of public revenue, and the discriminations in its adjust ment should be such as would place the highest rates' on luxuries and the lowest on the necessaries of life, distribute as equally as possible the burdens of taxation and confer the greatest.good to the greatest number of the American people. ! Resolved, That the course ot jthe Democratie party in furtherance of popular education, by efficient public schools in all sections, and the establish ment of graded and normal schools in the lafsrer toNvns and accessible centers. is a sufficient guarantee that we favor the education of all classes of our people and we will promote and improve 1 the present educational advantages so far as it can be done without burdening the people by excessive taxation. And whereas. There is now more than a hundred millions of dollars in the treasury of the United States, wrung from the pockets of the jpeople bv unjust taxation on the part of the Republican party, therefore, j Resolved, That we will accept such distribution of said surplus revenues of the government tor educational pur poses as may ba made by the Congress of the United States; provided always, t has the same shall be disbursed by State.agents and not accompanied by objectionable features and embarrass ing conditions. i ' Resolved, TJarat it is doe to the white people of our eastern counties, who have so cheerfully borne their share ot our common burdens, that the pres ent, or some other equally effective svstem of county government, shall be maintained. ! Resolved, That in view of the exist- inz and increasing harmony and kind ly feeling between the two races in this State and a similar condition of thing3 which we belicye to exist generally in other Southern States, we deprecate the attempt of the Republican party in its recent platform at Chicago I to lorce civil risbts as a living issue, and we e'en ounce it as a fire-brand land a hypo critical expression of interest in the black race, a wantbn insult to the whites of the South, and tending to stir up strife between the now friendly raois. MISCELLANEOUS. gOUGUT roii s-roT caju fkom sev eri of the wholesale r oases a large surplus stock on hand through the grc&t depression In trade," we are prepare 1 to offer As follows; - We will commence on CORSETS "v. i , A fine shape Corset fo 39c ' A fine Caroline Or set redurel to V c A Uoraet in any C'dor, Pink, Blue.- Dlacfc, Cardinal and White for Kl? r?c An eleprant CourdHs ro'set for 7V; this Cor bet enot be boneht in any other hou-e for les than One ioI!ar TAYLOR'- KXTKIOX rtmCT Sn Ut't, $i:23 ; trn value One Dollar and Fifty enta. ;r li ant G. Iouble Host Moulded Corset. t 1. ana l. Jranorted Corsets. A SnenuriIn rff1- .A l,u saortmcnt of Misses and uinjxns 1 orsew. A great many other Corset-, which we arc Tsow ready to show and on at very jow iijure at TAYLOR'S BAZAAlt. Next on the hit: roUSKT COVEKS in .rCry stil s and price, t AiNS, wc wiil fcliH hi 'f ly decorated f dd xn ran ror 5.' 1 J. 2 , 25c. aua uivirards, wcil HAND SATCHELS, PAUASOLS, SUNSHADES, UNDEUWKAil. FLOWERS, FEATIIEKS, ; LACES, IIATJ, GLOVE?-, MITT3, In any color,'' htyle or s'jw. at aston ianiniy low prices No one ured to liy, but cojiiiB and see the bifgains for vurbu5f.- THE COOLEST STOKE FOIi LADIES TO . MIOP IN IS TAYLOR'S i BAZAAR, 118 Market St., june 24 WILMINGTON, N, C. Goods sent C. o. D to any part of the conn- try, with the privilege of examining before Iayiui. . 7 MISCELTJkNEOUS CTCapital Prize 70,000X3 Tickets only $5,. Shares in pro - Dortien. Louisiana State Lottery Company, -..-. We dokcn.lv ct4 l at we rttptrvise Vu arrangements for ail the Monthly un4 &ewJ Antmal Drawing of The'Lcviswna iate Lot tery Vempaup, end in person msnage and cm trot the Drawings Itientselves, and tktit thi 'ome ure conducted wiih honesty, fairness, arc i ? good faith toteard all parties, and ire author ize the Company to use this catijfeate, withfc nmiles of our sUnctvrcs aitached. in its aJt et mvients." -. " Conimissioiierh. WHOLESALE PPICiJ. 3-The followtejr quourUtA' rirrciit " whoiesalo rr'--3 peneraiSr. in .raafcrnfc tip - smau orders fcucer prices cavo 10 en arse a BAGGING Standard. .. wt 2 ft.. 1 lb......v ... B N North CaroUnai liama, V" ft, Sbonldare, V ft- trtR WjCSTERN SMiKKl-f Sides, shoUlen..- ..... DtYSALTKlV- ii a 10140 13 mm nm 15 10 Ik a IT a B ltltELS spirit VurpenUn I a5 a a k itk-" Oil It ll .. 1 Mortgage Safe. BY VIRTUE OF THE POWrR OF SALK contained in a certain deed of mortgajre made by l . Fremont and wife, et al, to W. A. dimming, recorded in Brunswick county, in Book f , page3 25 to 30 of the cilice of Keg ister of Deeds, and which said mortgage, and te debt thereby secured, ws in due course of asslgpmeot. transferred to WilliamM Cum- nung, the undersigned as Attorney for said William fil Uummlng, ill expose for sale to the hishcat bidder for cash, at public auction. at the Court House door In the city of Wil mington, on Monday, i he 4th day of August, at 12 o'clock.' M. the following described property situate in Brunswick County, known as Clarendon Plantation Beginning on the Wett bank of the;pe Fear l iver at the mouth of the Canal, -runs thence up said Canal S. G2 W 124 po'ea to a China tree on the highlands d rectly in front of i4k3 dwellintr, thence N. 52 W. 3 j poles to a China tree, thence S. 72 w 854 poles to a stake, thence s 14 W. 41 poles to a stake, thence 6:i K. S2 polrs to a dogwood tree, thenco S 80 K 20t poles t a black jrum, thence N. 24 E. 116 poles to a stake, thence E. l ?4 poles along a bank to the Cane Fear Kirr. thence along the bmks of tbe river about 2 5 poles' to the mouth of the Canal, the begin ning. Also one other tract,' beginning at tne mouth of said Canal, runs thence along the first of the above mentioned tract to the hlsn- land to a China tree, thence N. 52 W. 31 roles to a China tree, thence S. 72 W. 354 poles to a stake, thence N. 70 W. 62 poles to a CyPres3 near tee run 01 leaver uarn creek, thence along the meandering of said creek to the ricefleld, about 22J poles, thence with said creek on the rorth side" N . 60 ifi. 16S poles to the junction of Beaver Dam with Mallory t'reek, thence with said Mallory Creek to the rfver, about 120 poles, thence along the banks thereof to the beginning. Containing by esti mate 1,000 acres more or Jess. j J. D. BKLLAMY. Jr., june 2G 30d Attorney. New Yorfe & Wilmington Steamship Co. FKOM PIEUS4, EAST KlVER, NEW YOBK At 3 o'clock, P. M. J2E9ULATOE.... ..i. ..Saturday. July 5 RK! NTTIT A irTOR Satnrdatr .Ttilff 1- EEGTJLATOB Saturday, July 19 BKNEFACTOB...... ...... Saturday, July 2G FROM WILMINGTON : Incorporated in 1KS for 25 years bv the Ijev lalatnre for Etlunatlonal and Charitable pur Toscs with a capital of tl.ono.Otto to wluch reserve fund of over t550.000- has alace lec added. .: f- -.':- .:' . By an overwhelming inrnulaj vote its fri. "!h!t$e was made a Dart of the itrctxr.t Stait ConstltutloTi adapted Dey;mber ? l. A. I.,ls7s-' The only lottery ever voted r.n ami ?nrs by the peoj)let)f any Sffitt It never scale vr f iSLxmr Its (irand Slcjrle Nuinln'r Dravvlmrv mk phu monthly. 1 A SPLENDID OlM-fTU'IUNrrYTo Wiv.v FOIITUNE. Seventh f rami Drawing. Cl.u ii in the cadmv of IMu.-i'- at Sow Orkati? Tuesday. July 15 1 .2t J70 h Monthly Draw Capital Prize.: $75,000. 100,000 Tickets at Five Hoi lars Each. Fractions in Fifths in proportion. - LIST OF PEJZKS.. A Good Word for the Mule. Once in a while some writer for the agricultural papers arises to the great ness and multiplicity of the virtues of the mule and writes a paragraph on the subject. Then tbe matter drops and the excellencies of the long-eared mus ician are forgotton or are remembered. faintly by those who believe that the great worth of the hybrid is tempered by a yet greater cussednesa pure and undefined. Perhaps this is the reason that so few farmers in the j North have seen their profit in raising; tbiese lodg earned embodiments ot eneney and melody. The popular notion seems to be that mules are of all crea'ed beinsrs (except, perhaps, the mule's! father) the most contrary; and have the nim blest and most untrustworthy bf heels. There are those who.knowingthe mule from long acquaintance, declare that no better beast of burden lives; that it properly treated and well trained in the earlier decades of their existence they are good-tempered, quiet and reasonably obedient; thnt to raise a mule requires leas outlay of c ire and cish than will be required in raising a, colt of like age; that whe.n raised the mule will briog a better price than ran be got for the average colt 'oi the frame size and age ; and thai tho mule is tougher, will live far lonaer, do more work, and some lime r other ; will die harder than, will ths best horse ever known. Chicago Iribune. Mr., II. M. McDonald, ol Iigrangc, N. C, says. Dr. Boykin's "Worm Kil ler," brought over 100 worms- from one child in his neighborhood; :; and i hat it gives universal satisfaction. He sells more of it than any other worm medicine. Price only 125 cents per Uottlc, BENEFACTOR.... BEGULATOE..... BENE FACTOR. . . . R-EGULATO B. .. ...Saturday July 5 Saturday July 12 Sktarday July 19 .........Saturday, July 2G 9kT Through ; Bills Lading and Lowest Through Rates guaranteed to and from PolnU In North and South Carolina. , . :'"'' - I Tot Freight or Passage apply to H. G-. SMALLBONES, Superintendent, Wilmington, N. C. WM. P. CLYDE A CO.. General Antr, 35 Broadway, New Yoxx. may 31-. . 1884. Harper's Young People. JaNTLLUSTRATED WEEKLY 16 Pages. SOTTED TO BO TP AXfD GIKX OF FBOlt 8Z TO SIXTEEN JTEARS tXK AOS. VoL V. commences November 6, 1883. Harper's Youko People Is the best week, ly for children In America Southwestern Christian Advocate. All that the artists skill can accomplish in the wayX)f illustration has been done, and the best talent of tbe country has contributed to its text New England Journal of .Education, Boston. In Its special field there 'a nothing that can be compared with It Hartford Evening J'ott. TERMS: HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE. ),,.. Per Year, Postage Prepaid, . r single Numbkks, FourCcnts fcaclt. ' Rpecimpu copy seci on receipt of Thrt CU. The Volumes of llariier's Young People f'.i 'al Si and US , handsomely bound In I Ilumioa ted Cloth, wit be sect by mail, rusc pre paid, on receipt ot fci 00 ear h. Cloth Caca lor each volume, suitable lor binding, witi be sent by mall, postpaid, on receipt of 0 rents each. Remittances should be maile iy Post O'r'e Money Order or Draft, to avoid chajaee of loss Newspapers are not to copy thi adrert'.s ment without theexpreas ontrr of UxitKt.K BROTHEaa. Address HARPER A iiROTUKii-i. nov S4 .-,, New Yoifc. 1 Capital Prize of.. 1 Capital Prize of.. l uapitai linze or... of te.ooo.. Of 2,000. of of of of of of 2 Prizes 5 Prizes 10 Prizes 1,000... 200.. 100.. ...i .... fit) 25..-.. :.. ......... 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" . ; ru.... ;;ou (; Baugb'ts (.'jririi-iU' ,!...(0 00 Carolina r cru.lyc-r. : T Groun-t lloue W Wi Bone Meat .i0 00 Hone ni;r.;... ;.....:. tm Navata-Ouiu;o...;... ...... ..4o 0u Cpmpleto Mariiiit......i.......OO U hann Pbopliau? ;..f . Wando Phf fhs.te. .......... JX 00 Berger UuuPtKt1diate..00 l Excellent Cotve l'ertltiiei.55 iv Frt-nch's Uarltiial ot Ln:e... 7 00 Frf ucirs Agricultural Lime.... 8 AO Fin.iR.f bbi Kino ; N or thcr v S u ) ct' Kxira. l;"AipHy...... City Milla Extra 1U 0 fit a so - ej.1 m ro oj sx-a oo ttio bo li0v A'.7 Of: 'jfili ot . fit? &;o fk) T70 00 urn on ?-i oe 'u 7 50 0 C 75 n 75 5 75 Extra Family...1. 6 50 11 1,967 Prizes, amounng to f265,50t Application forratca to clubs should be maie only to ttakgmec of. the Company In New Or- For further information, write clearly, giv tag full address. Make) P. O. Money Or ders payable and address Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL I5A.N1?, New Orleans, La. . 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The Daily Review (Wilmington, N.C.)
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