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THE HEADLIGHT. iTr.i.isnKD i:vi:i;v nii'iiMm'. s"r.Nci;ii'Tix !;!. 'to n:u yv.mi. A. KOS( 0 I'M. ilditor iiin! Tropi ii (or. Cor.nsr.oiK.. X. C. May 2, 1 :.-. . . '- ; advi)cat'ni.Lr his view of financial lnat- 'I II i: Ki:ci:.NT UV.VA CATIONS. j tors. No one is surprised that Ile- ! publicans should pretend to believe The number of tiot'aleal io-is i' timt the President has such intcn liankinir institution-th'd have ;e-1 tions: they have always misrepre cuiTetl, or tiiat have been lisev;r-; seated his acts as well as his inten v I, recent !y in lill'-rent s-s-tions of tior.s: but it is certainly surprising the country, two in our own State, j that any Democrat, in view of Mr. ( nce more (iirectc'l ':rio i to the :!! iare.it lack of projier safeguard s airai'.i-'t such oilense.;. In lim-t of llie-o recent c aes the stealinir on the pari of tin: caiiior (.r other loo-iniieh-l ru-ted oiiicial had boon ointr on for cirs. and the directors and superior ofiieers of '.he institution- eeineJ to Ie a iiioraitt of the e-uue th:;t was bein played under their noses as if tliey had been bah business men. It sec instead of I clear that i there mu.-t , . ,. ,, i omeuunir nmieanv!. defective in bu.-iness methods un-1 ,. , j oer which it is posMole to use the funds of a bank year after year j without detection. There mu-t be. -oiiie blundering, s;;ne careless ness or some gross failure of duty where a sir.g-'e bank oilieer or two or three ofiieers combined can cool ly help themselves to its in:)!iey for o long ;l time without a discovery. In mo-t instances of this charac ter it would probably bo found that it has been the bu.-m-'ss prac tice rather than th- bu-ines.- theory that has been at fault. If every body had done his full duty, inves tigation would generally show that i hese crini-'s would have been im-poib!e.- It ;a curious fact in an age when no ollicial's hone-ty is supposed to be taken for granted that the majority of uch offenders have b.-eii enabled to cart-yon their operations by rea-on of the fact that they have boon con-idered above -u-picion. The institutions with which they have boon connect ed have rested upon their persona! integrity, and the vigilance that should have been maintained lias been relaxed, with ultimately dis astrous results. There are other oases in which there would appear to have been soir.t tiling worse than misplaoed confidence. Tiie busine-s iorai taught by the frequency of sii.-h defalcation is the necessity for greater care in tlx' management of banking insti tutions and the adoption of a morel effective systom of checks and safe- j guards. Apart from the question' of linaneial loss. is not right to place any man in a po -ition of , possible' but legal resistance is ox great temptation. .Many of tties,. 1 1HX.toj from ti1L, moht of xhem, as it trusted ofiicials who have fallen ! is known that it was by the advice may have been quite as hone-t in the beginning as Uie average man.: but 1 hoy wore subjected to tompta- j lions which many who now con- denm them would have been una-: bio to resist. Hank defalcations, j like every other form of theft and ! wrongful appropriation of money, ! spring from the ruling passion, the! master vice of tiie ago tho inordi- j nate love of money, the wild desire to make a short cut to wealth. Tho do-ire to avoid the primal law of patient labor and grow rich at a single stroke is as old as the human race, and is probably strong er to-day than over, because men's minds are dazzled and their appe tite stimulated by the fortunes that are realized in the field of specula-; lIuils vd upon by his department tion. 1 hey fail b remember that . for bringing the delinquent income the winners in this game are com- j tax payors to time. The President parativeiy few and that tiie losers ; approved of the action of the Corn are legion. The oM story of slid-1 missioner, and thinks it the wiser den wealth has always the same fas- course to defer action in all of those ciuation for the multitude, no mat- ! cases until afu'r llie 'f-hearing of ter how often it is repealed. They invariably listen to the voice of the charmer, derm ho never so clumsi ly. It is a singular fact that in such epidemics of financial insanity oven shrewd business men some-: t lines lost loir heads and. their money. It is this insaih hunger for g ld that drives the bank cashier and of-! illness were without foundation, iicial into tho maelstrom of specu- j "hh his official dispatch the Minis lation that finally ends in his ruin. U'r -'"closed a copy of his address to He wants to be rich, and he want- wants to bo rich without working many years to become so. and he sneeu- ruu" lates with the money entrusted to . . i hmi until ho is so deeply involved 1 that he cannot extricate himself, j Then the penitentiary opens for him instead of the palace that he ! had pictured to himself. After j honesci,the be.t ooliev '.,,. t policy the cashier as well as the ordinary citizen. Even if it does not al ways bring riches, it saves the man who adheres to it from tho fate' xs-Lu.L ---...t.,1-,.. .4 .. I -.wv,. i i..s uie ie.o inajoin i ot tlitoves. and declares a rien divi dend in something bettor than mon ey a good name and conscience void of offense. Tut: Uocky Mount Argonaut, ..v-,.,v..w ., I..1...0 DI..-1 1 .1 . 1 .M.os a n,!,,,,,,! i miaoeipma : my presence, this tin- Gth dav of Decoin insuranee concern and in the same j ,H'r A- ! lss. issue wo note the advertisement of ' 7T A- W. (JLEASOX, a Washington humbug. Jietter1 ( S N.-tary Public. , ..-.,,.;.... ,.t, o ,- ..... i o ! Hah s Catarrh Cure is taken intoniaf- i,L.i muu om .u.,iu!, oioiuer. ; jn I Tltt: Wcldon News h ;s (nte-ed upon the Goth year of its existence. Xatioiial Capital Matters. r'Mim Cur Ilci.ir ('.rrt'-pmkMit. Washington, TX C, Apr., 27, ISOj. ProsidiMU Cleveland, has a rilit to fivl ofTtMiued with any Democrat who believes tliai no euiueuipmie: vi u. over cnitoinpiatod taking any stop i that would oven seem like an attempt j t coerce Federal or.ice-holder.s into Cleveland's record on the subject ta oilico-holdors taking an active part in political matters, should be will ing to accept such a story. Presi dent Cleveland doesn't differ from other men, in wishing to see his views on finance, or an' other pub lic question, adopted by his party, but he has no idea of asking or of al lowing office-holders to neglect their legitimate duties in order to advo cate his or an vbodv else's views on fhutnee or any other political sub- J'''!; the mucn taiKeu bout Allianca ., A .,, , .... . , ., , ,4l -, c .,,,.. ri,.,,,, settled. Secretary oresham tins niviueni win soon uo suusiucun n v , ...,: v,,d aisoatch from Minis u.r Taylor saying that the Spanish .Government would accede to all de mands of the United States in the Allianca affair, and that the captain of the gunboat that fired on the Al lianca would be punished for so do in Now that it has been settled that the Supreme Court will hear argu ments on the petition for a rehear ing of the income tax cases on May Gth. and expected that a full bench will sit on that date, everybody is trying to discover some method of ascertainine- low Justice Jackson will vote, as his vote is likely to be the constitutionality of the law. Ju-tico Jackson, although a Demo crat, was appointed to the Supreme Court by President Harrison. He was made a U. S. Circuit Judge by President Cleveland, during his first term. Proidoiit Cleveland might have been excused for smiling and quietly shaking hands with himself when he learned that his "Hoy Comptroller" of the Currency Hon. James II. Eckels had been offered 10.000 a year to become financial editor of the Chicago Times-Herald, which has recently become the property of Mr. Kohisaat, and laid declined the offer. It was certainly a notable tribute to the sagacity of President 'Cleveland in selecting Mr. Eckels ' for- the position he has filled so well. The latest estimate of Treasury of ficials is that at least 20 per cent, of those who are known to be liable to the income tax have failed to make returns, among them some of the richest men in the county, including the Vanderbilts. The delinquents will be proceeded against as soon a of their lawyers that many of them failed to make returns. Senator Vorhees denies that he said, as was recently widely publish ed, that lie had information that tiie Supreme Court would reverse the decision of Judge Woods and release Eugene Debs. What he did say was that ho believed the Supremo Court would so decide, his belief being founded on his opinion of the law, and not upon any advance informa- tion as to what the court will do. To-day was Cabinet day, and. as is his custom, the President was in Ids office fully an hour before the hour fixed for the assembling of his official household. II is first visitor was Commissioner of Internal Rev enue Miller, who it is understood de sired to submit to the President tin. the income tax cases by the Su- promo Court, on May (!th. The Stale Department yesterday received its first official communica tion from Minister Hansom. The distinguished North Carolinian in-.o,, nil ,.,,(,. ,.,.,,., ,,.,., .,,.,. v state of his health, which fact is tak en by the department as an assur ance that the rumors of his recent llU 1 resident on the occa sion of ins presentation. Secretary Cresham carried the correspondence tntbviiitoir,iiK,. nmi ;t c i.,;a i ,- . 4i n i boiore the Cabinet at its m cetmg to- tiay. The United States Department of Agriculture has established at the Tuskegee Institute, Tuskeegee,- Ala., 11 department for a scientific investi- 1101 the composition and eon- sumption of food among the negroes in the black bolt of the South. s iatk or ( nio Citvok Toi.kpo. ) Lr.ws Corvrv. f s I-kankJ. Ciikxkv makes oatli that ie istlie senior )arlner of t lit firm of 1'. J. ( UENKV & I' mg business in the Citv of Toledo. ( imiv ami St a to aforesaid, and that said linn will imv ihe sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and oei-y case of-Catarrh that cannot bo cured by the use of IIai.is Catakhh Ci i:k. FRANK J. CHENEY. ... ..v aiiu sllllsCl lOCd ill iy and acts directly on the 1.1 and Seud mucous surfaces of the f'r test inionials. free. system. JoM by dSSsaS To1'"10' " CATARRH OF THE KIDNEYS. Sometimes Called liriirl.t's Disease Dr. Hartiaaii's Latest Lecture. In the course of a recent lecture at the Surgical Hotel Dr. Ilartman said : "Catarrh of the Kidney.- is a very common disease, growing more ami more common ea n eur. iuesmi- 1 .. . .- Tl . , ,,. toms are pain in the b:u k. scanty, high-colored urine, containing albu men and various sediments: nausea, and sometimes vomiting: puffiness of the face and feet; dropsy of the legs; shortness of breath and general weakness; pallor and dryness of the skin, chilly feelings. alternating with fever and sleeplessness. "A tablespoonful of Pe-ru-na should be taken before each meal, between meals, and at bed-time, and enough Man-a-iin at night to pro duce one natural action of the bow els each day. When the disease is of long-standing heated Pe-ru-na should be applied to the back in ad dition to the above treatment, and the diet consist principally of milk and dry toast. Avoid liquors and tobacco." MEDICAL HOOKS FKKK. The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufactur ing Company, of Columbus. Ohio, are ouering tree, post-pam two mou ical books, one on catarrh and ca tarrhal diseases, the other on Spring medicines and Spring diseases. These books contain the very la test and most reliable information on these important subjects. For free book on cancer address Dr. Ilartman, Columbus. Ohio. The Rillvil'e Ilamier. The fishing seas m is not as full as usual. The jug factory was totally destroyed by fire on Wednesday last, and all wo have left now is"bait. I Jillville is getting ready for the exposition. We have a number of Spring alligators that saved five nig gers from being lynched by swallow ing them .alive. During the moonlight pic-nic we mistook our trunk for a cat, and threw the same out of the window. The sheriff caught it on the fly. and relrrvod us of three shirts and a cer tificate of good character. Hiilville hopes to take the prize medals at the Atlanta exposition. In fact, she has already engaged space and. among other things, will exhibit a Congressman who ne ver did anything except to draw his sal ary and return to his constituents. ' The Carthaa-e ru" !.,.! depot, with ! all its content s of freight, was burn- j ed by an incendiary e: r.y Monday! morning. Lo-.s about t-T.ouo. j i coi.iisk.iKo y v :.ivi:r i:i;roi: r. i Coi r t l W. . kly l.y i: r.uyt-r Hinl Vlnil-siiU Cotton H:ilk .Meat Mess Pork Salt Rico, rough N. C. Hams N. C. Sides Meal per sack Flour M. I'l ivctt. Cotton l'roisi4iii 0-:iU.r. G;, Hi :' .i 14.wo S.V.r . . .TO Or T.- . . ; ('i tit . . 7 Of S j". i t.e.n ...1 Sugar, granulated 4J'" " Corn Oats Hav Eggs' lVas . ..15 (n .V) . . is ,t .-.o .'JO ( 1.IMI S pi ..;.") (it M) HEART DISEASE 30 YEARS! Short Breath, Palpitation. Mr. G. W. McKinsey, postmnterof Kokomo, lad, and a brave ex-soldier, says: 4,I had been severely troubled with heart disease ever since leaving the army at the close of the late war. I was troubled with palpitation and shortness of breatli. I could not sleep on rny left eido and had pain around my heart I became so ill that I was much alarmed, and for tunately ray attention was called to Dr. Miles' Heart Cure I decided to try it. The first bottle made a decided improvement in my condition, and five bottles Lave com pletely cured me." G. W. McKINSEY. P. M., Kokorr.o, Ind. Dr. Miles' Tloart Cure is soH on a positive puarantee hat tho tii-st boitie v.ul benefit. Ail drucists sell it at tl, 6 tottles for So, or it wi!l be st'nt, pr-imi(l, on ici-eiDt ot price by the br. Miles iieuical Co., HikLart, lad. sold i;y all ii;n;i;isTs. DENTISTHY. . J. I, ft J. T. PARKER. Fresh Nitrous (Kide Cas adminis tered. Crown and bridge work done. C'OlVe-o rooms over L. 1). (iiddens' jewelry store. Ml. (J. W FKHMOXT LEWIS, - X. c. )iTers his professional services to the po.lilio at reasoiialde rates. I have had ton years' experience in ho-pital and private practice. Special attention given to diseases of women, children and to obstetrics. Ail culls promptlv at tended. wlttOfTICONS, sa pice. Vi iCumt Jn? every Buhjeci fur P JBLIC EXHiBITIONS.eU. -T A pyait tmemfM fjT a nin a-uh mall capUaU Alau Ljatcrua for Hop.o AmuMmcnt. V:i ps Catalogue McALLISTERt ufu;.M, 45 Nassau St., N. Y. WO rl A N S VO R K if 4s rr J Anxiety. ip-.t ... rW'i 4 r- n v ww 1 W He Robinson is very anxious to mar ry again. She Why, I didu't know Lis wife was dead. lie She isu't That's tho reason he is so anxious about it she's with him now. Life. Deserves Sympathy An Accidental Wound Fol lowed by Long Illness Seven Surgical Operations Good Keaith Restored by Hood's SarcapariHa. Cifis. A. Stalher W.-u V.-olv. e.rth, N. Y. one v.lio resits t'.ie exx'rience of Mr. Stalker c;m f-til ta sympathize with him hi liis lon itlni's-i, or to ri joii e a ith liim tli.-it by -taking Hoe-Vs S:;rs:iiKirilU he is now restored to perfect he::H!i. -C. I. Hood i'; C ., Lowell, Mass.: " In Jlarch, Is '-), I injured lr.y ripht lep; with au axe. Tho wound did not heal and the bone beemie ilise:is"d. I v. as laid up a vear. and in -April, l'l. I wsis taken t the liosj.it il at K.-)ie;ter :md rMiianied another year, lnirin;: that time lutidei went Seven Surgica! Operations the last takitij? away the limb at the hip. For six weeks alter, the wound healed slowly, while the pains in my p:-oin were utmost unbearable. Then t!i wound ceased to Ileal, the surgeons pive me up as a hoprtrs cn and 1 v as dNi-barired from the institution. A week afr.-r r.-itiriiini; lioni". 1 commenced t t ike Mood's sara I'ariHa. Alter i-iking the first bottle the Hood's's Cures pains left ;ny '"'i' and have not returned. Wliib- takiie.' the second bott'e the wound at the l.ip fmirely iK-tiled. 'lite third bot tle made i::e !ee! As Weil As Ever, Imildinp: up my system so that I could eat without, distress and gained 14 lbs. Hood's Sarsapariila re-mtat"d mv bowels and lias cleanse. i mv Id. mi, I. in fact I cannot tedall it did fr m"e.-' ( has. A. S r a l k k i:. West Walworth. N. V. Uet 1H( 1 S. Hood's Fills eure liver lllsTonstipa tiou, biliousness', headache, indigestion. Ail Run Down Y":isiny oOto!i:i"n. says Mr. Wm. Weather ford, tax collector at Ivt y West, Florida. My Mr. I! 111. M'ratltcrj'ord :.p. 't;te v.-.-.s ; r e: I ! was ron';o miserable. 1 i..ie :;:kril -i I Olllei ot ll". .oil's .Sarsajia- flood s lz rilla, am ures much better, I have pained in weight, Vm no distress after eating, have good appetite. Hood's Pills are a mild cathartic. 25c. r 7 t O TJ 15 THE r-ETST. jf c cohdgvan, - 4 FRENCH itNAZLLEDCALT. H' 7 $3.5pFCLICE,3 SOLES. 4 T -EXT.-IA FINE- kJ. Y . C2-$ l-7- Bsys'SckoglShcei t v- vt -LADIE3' rra3, best" ''v. EROCKTON.iAS5. Over One Million People wear the W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Slices Al! our shoes are equally satisfactory They give the best value for the money. They equal custom shoes In style and lit. Th?ir wearln jj qualities nre unsurpassed. The prices are uniiorm, stamped on sole. Fro-n 5 1 tt . j sived over other mekes. 15 your dealer cannot Supply you we can. Sold by IIOOI) & I'.ItlTT, - - - ColdsLoro. H. 'I'. HAM. - - - - Mount Olive. THUS. i'KUr.KTT, - - - - luison. FRANK BOYETTE, D. D. S. Kvei-ytliinij in tlio line of Dentistry done in the West stylo, l'orfect satisfac tion earanteod. t y. Oliiee in tront rooms of Borden liuildisor. over iiizell Bro. oc t'o.'s drv goods store. Special Clubbing Rales. By special clnldmor arraiifrenioiits we are enabled to jjivo this paper and the Weekly Atlanta Constitution for 11.50 a year, or this paper and the Twiee-a-Week New York World, both for 1.0,j a year, or this paper and the Weekly Wali!iinon lo-t. for 1. 25 a year. Take advantage oL this oifer at once and send your stibseriptions to this of lice. Tiik lliCADLk.iix may be sent to one address and the above papers to an other if preferred. . A recent discovery by an old physician, t-uccessfully vsed monthly by thousand of La. ,dif. is the only jerfectly safe ami n ilnhlo Tnrtii.ir,. ered. lleware or unprincipled rnc-dt,Mne3 In pltee of this. .sk for Cook's Cottox KOf.rcoMrovsD, neoiu?i7u,orlnc!oeland cents in postage In letter, and we will send, sealed, by return mnil. full staled particulars lublaiu tnvelope, to ladies on!r, a stamps. Audrusa I'ond Mly Company. i31 blur ilock, Ueiroit, Wleb. 1 i :-;'' ' 74 YP Ai-y- j ook'sCottonlloot m wi$rS compound. WW f JUDGE WALTER CLARK l USES AND North Carolina Supreme Court 7 WAL WAf .Tirti rrr.AHK. Associate Justice. Raleigh. N. C Jan. t We hare fonnd the Electropoise very valuable espe- i T eiaiir tor ehtldren. I not one last May, and I 4 I have saved three times its cost already in I drug store bills. From my experience with 1 si W 4 servation. I can safely reconimena it. Yours truly, Walter Clark. tMt..--'''mt't'r''' NEW YORK. 83 . v-v w v1m T TV- One of the best and most profit- GOLDENEYE arw? b -C tdener. Very early; en jrmously nrnHuftlve: vines stand up well. T A .r holding pod off the A A V Vines and loliage are V V ri are uniform in slie. T r . . . , t i Biier picking. ll,UMLt - - " - offer them at the low price of $4.00 Pr bushel. . KCl-H A 1 quantity quoted on application. WRITE FOR TRUCKERS dr.i PRICE-LIST AND DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE. T. V. WOOD NOTHING UT ASHER EDWARDS' ALL THESE GOODS WERE BOUGHT AT SPOT CASH, AND I AM A GOING TO SELL THEM AT AST0SISH1KG LO"W" PRICES. LOOK AT Embroideries and Laces! To See Thorn is to Buy Thorn ! -MY STOCK OF- DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS, Gent's - Furnishing - Goods, CLOTHING, HATS AND SHOES, Was Novel- More Varied Than at Present. ?-' " Mv Coniinn.li.Mi SiaMcs, in my count i v f rien. Is fn". of elririrT. ASHER -:- EDWARDS, THE ORIGINAL LEADER OF LOW PRICES. 37, W, 41, Knst CVntiv Street, GOLDSBOHO, X. C. JUST RECEIVED Three Carloads HORSES AND MULES Direct from the utock raiding centres of the West They - are - Beauties ! We guarantee to sell them si5 cheaper per heart than oth er dealers are able to buy them, as WE BOUGHT THEM FOR CASH and direct from the farmers who raise them. Come and "et first choice before they are picked over. We Will Sell Them AT ZR,e3u.oecl Prices. riT'Anyoiie in need of ready cash will be accommoda ted on the most reasonable term s. v Farmers' Supplies and all Kinds of Fertilizers on Hand. Asher & Joseph Edwards. ENDORSES THE TRAOC yfAMK. "Cures when all else fallF." j .. t investieation Invited. 26. 1S91. am sure I a doctors' and 1 PlrrtmlihratiOTI CO. It, and ob- T us fourth avenue. ground, keeping them cleaa and attractive. remarkably healthy, while the pods, which are free from rust and blight, and keep well . MAU .4H Mwth nl this Aort, we & SONS. Seedsmen. KiCiimona, va. GOODS ! SPUING GOODS, AT- MY STOCK OF- tin' rear, :uv opi'ii al any time to -OF- for Cash or on Time -- Cotton Blight Tests made by the Alabama Experiment Stat: elsewhere prove conclusively that Kainit Prevents cotton blight. Planters can prevent the immcn c , annually by this disease. Send for our pamphla, . sent free. It will cost you nothing to read th.-m. ;n ! . . ' ' r.F.RMAS KALI WORKS, r 1895. SPRING GOODS, ft? Everything That is Everything Kveryllihu t!mt i?5 lrlKT, everything t!i:tt i Ieira! Ie. sell, these are the things that UTSTIDISIPTJTEID Dry Goods, CioihinJ BOOT AND Yoim ill he offered an opportunity this ean t. some Ioveiy DRESS Can you imagine anything handsomer thaii miv NEW - LINE - OP - OLOTHK maa-t we Offer a.t Popular Pricsa Now is tho Time to 3Iake Your IMirciuw Wr help you to save money wherever it is pos-iMc. T.. -a is (.ii;; tiling that makes our store so popular. PRICES - ARE - LOWE; than usual; very little money is reimhvil to v.,;u-dia-es now. Come at Once sVm im mamm m 80, 82, 84 and 86, West x .rn Still Here Willi a full line of the ARL0R, AM) ALL KINDS OF Household and (Quality :ml Prices t e:npete with any houe in the ;.-;r. BUY : THE : BEST! CO o LJLJ t THE HEYVVOOD I have the linr-l :md largest to eisoose froui in the city. X Crockery, Glassware and Lamp Goods, FANfiY - AND . T osotdIx Isaacs, New Furniture Store, Golclsboro, Wlinr i.xu i' wi Flour, Bulk Meats, Salt, Lad Slii.Ut, COKFKE, M01.ASSKS. SEED OATS, SEED RYE, SEED RICE Bran, Bice, ileal, Corn, Hay, lllf- ALSO LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, LATHS, HAIR, ETC Baseball - Goods- -:- HAMMOCKS, LUXCII 15ASKKTS, WASTE BASKETS, ... FANX'V HA.-Ktl- A FULL LINE OF THESE fiOnM .TTTQT prrnvrr, QnnT, GOLDSBORO - . S3 N- New, That is Nice, Everything That is M overytliinr that Uy. ... These are the t!ii.-i; ;. frive us SUPREMa cy -IX TIIE- SHOU JJUSkNKSS. C3-OODS and Secure mm f mmjr rr. Centre Street, Goldshoro, X. Late - t Designs and liest makr- f - : - Kitchen Furnituil CO CLP GZ CO stoek of 11A1JV C'AIS I! I AiK Don't fail to sou them. RTAPTi? npnrlFs uui iiuvutiiii mil' utn""" BOOK - STOEB
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