RESPECTABLE SHOPLIFTEILS.
A LOVER'S AGONY.
3
I
DRY GOODS,
. .... rt mrl.T in-ltif.lJIItTEES I HE HUES IU3 SWEXTHXABT UllLX TU VILA in vuvnr.
ire nirr kleptomaniacs J 1 his eyes.
Kmrintndent Crawford, of 3IcCreery s Two Hundred men siooa arouna a uurnuig
.Irr ods store, at Broadway and Eleventh-st., building near Palmyra, Pennsylvania on last
.JtZr.Urr nffpmmn tnot fmecial notice of two Thursday morning, and saw a i young girl
.-ITcVilir lrvcc1 wnmn who were coiner from roasting to death, unable to help her. At 2
.. rt mnnirr xamininrr coodsi Their o'clock Epbraim Laudermilch, a lamer, was
w-v ---- . v - i i i i .i ,i: i w ,rtTici tcoc
actions arousou hi3 suspicions anu neaieuty iueucuauuiustuicicu
tbem. Finally, he saw one of the women take on fire. He aroused his wife and two chil-
nnd Klin it into her dren. and also tried to awaken Miss Katie
nocteL Kecnin- an eye on them, 3Ir. Craw- Shade, a member of his family, but without 123 ana 125 FAYETTEVILLE STREET.
. -t cnn,mnnr.i rwti' Hirtev and Lan- avail. The farmer, his wife and the children
thitr. who had just come into the store, and then leaped from the second story window, es-
had the women arrested, iney were inuig- capmg wun a iew uriuaeo.
H. & R. S: Tncfcer & Go.
nant and protested their innocence, but were
compelled to submit to uemg searcueu. iuc
following articles were found in their posses
sion! Eif?ht silk underskirts, one oold lace-
William Schaeffer. a neighbor s son and
. . - w - u
lover of Miss Shade, arrived by this time.
TWIIrinr tho situation he rushed into the
n ...
burnincr buildincr and into the bedroom of his
rinj a pair of silk hose, three pair of bracelets affianced, but she was perfectly wild with fear
and a roll saun nuoon. ue two veiaeu w uubuuu w hcc uciwu.
most went into hysterics when confronted with on, but she beat him off. As the flames leap-
the evidences of tleir guilt The rirnt decided ed through the room the young man rushed
to make a complaint against them for hoplift- down stairs, only to see the building fall, the
;nr..i ,r.T? noroinlcn rtPr.liVo TlWdrtunrtM-s. beautiful vouncr crirl eroincr down with it. She
TnKtnrBrrnrstAlkedwithther)ris4iersand was seen wildly waving her arms toward
otthem to confess their guilt Hi learned heaven, and the roaring, seething flames en-
that thev were both respectable married wo- gulfed her forever.
men. une gave ner name as Jjn .uuuiu
124 and 120 WILMINGTON STREET.
RALEIGH, N. C.
This
Lime Phosphate.
Secure a Home!
BUILDING LOTS ONLY $30 EACH!
WHAT IT CONTAINS:
TTi nTi.lprsicTifid takes this method of inform-
Every bag of this phosphate weighs 200 pounds, e poouo ma ue yry
and eYery Dag iniaranieea to contain
Ifardecir and said she lived at No. 1C3 est
Fifty-first-st The other said she was Mrs
Kate Mace and cave her address as vio. 328
West Forty -eight st The former is thirity-
In the meantime the barn caught hre.
Farmer Laudermilch climbed on a wagon
shed to help put it out lie fell down and re-
ceived fatal iniuries. The animals were re-
leas!, but in their madness they acrain tried
WAR AGAINST ALIENS IS CHINA.
1 and the latter tliirtv-Jirht In- to rush into the flames. In trying to drive
spector Byrns asketl them why thev itole the them away several persons were badly gored..
tilings found on them. Both woinfen broke
down and wcrt Thev said they had no rea
son' but could not resist tho temptation. In
spector Byrnes said that the husband of Mrs.
liardegg "is ' an artist, in good standing and
circumstances. He wxh sent for, and -when he
learned that his wife was locked up fur steal
ing he cried like a child
Spring we have Imported all of the goods of
Foreign Manufacture, direct ourselves. Our
trade lias grown to such an extent that
we feel safe in ordering our full
lines of solid cases all. of the
Imported ; goods . we will
need for this season's
-
trade.
court this mormnir. N. l. Tribune.
The Occidental. and Oriental steamer Ara
bic arrived at San Francisco Nbnngmg Hong
Kong news to Feb. 29, and Yokohama advices
at Marrh 11. In Shantinc the anti-foreiflm
Tho other prisoner, excitement runs hicrh. On Eb. 23 at Chee-
the Inspector said, is tho wife of a ostoffice Yoo the Eupropeans feared at attack from mu-
oCicial w ho Las held a responsible place lor tinous troops. It was -reported that the Uhi-
twenty years. The Inspector thinks tbe women nese troops were meeting at the fort, and that
are kleptomaniacs. . They will be nrriigned in the mutineers proposed marching against the
. . r m ! a i . - - . . . . -
Custom Houses and other places, as no man-
of-war was there, intense excitement prevailed.
No attack was made, however.
A missionary from Chi Hai -Yu states that
the Chinese in that city have posted placards
outside various foreign residences, notifying
the tenents that they intend to massacre all
Christians before long. The rebels are sup
posed to number 2,500. On Feb. 22, 500 sol
diers wero sent to intercept them but could
find no indications of the enemy, who are sup
posed to have gone inland
W.
H. & R. S. TUCKER & CO.,
SHOES,
SHOES,
BIG FIRE IN THE WINDY (jlTY.
SHOES,
SHOES,
GRO-
A MILLION' AND A HALT Di COFFEE, TEJLS jAXD
CERIES 1ESTK0VEI THE LOSEE-S.
The Grand Central Warehouse git Bush
and North Water streets, Chicago, wn burned
to the CTOund Thursday morning, and build-
in" and contents aro a total loss, th aggre
gate of which is now placed at $1,500L000. A
singular feature of tho affair is that twice be
fore within a comparatively short lime the
building has teen on fire. Two weeks agq
there was n slight blaze in tho structure,
which, though easily extinguished, was very
suspicious m its circumstances. Ajuerman
SHOES.
SHOES.
We are the largest dealers in ,
"BUSESESS METHODS.
S
HOES
HOES
in
North Carolina.
Carrying the largest lines, the
The Postmaster-General is applying "busi-
ness methods to the administration oi tne
Mahicrre, the owner of the building, laid this postal service with a promptness and vigor
morning that he had no doubt that tho three which promise early and' satisfactory results,
fires wero all of incendiary origin. One branch of the service which became corn-
It was a government bonded warehouse, pletely demoralized under the malign control
and 90 ier cent, of its contents were leas and of Don Manuel Dickinson - ond his immediate
coffees in bond for the import duty? Their predecessor was the railway mail service. A
ownership was widely distributed. (Perhaps new superintendent was, appointed last week
tho heaviest losers are I itch, Howlann A; Co., to succeed bpoilgman .Bancroft and to-day a
of this citv, who had $250,000 worth 5of teas number of important changes were made upon
in the building. Other Chicago firms who his recommendation. The new men are all ex
had property in the building, but the amount perienced, having had many years of service,
ot whose loses are unknown, are; C. B. Lath- and were removed under'the Cleveland Admin-
rop :tic Co., Falker it Stern, Wineinaiif Conant isrration. Their reinstatement is made, ac
best
(assortment of styles anil at lowest prices.
None can begin to compare with us.
as follows:
10 to 14 pounds Phosphoric Acid, in a form that
plants can take up; or -
23 to. 35 pounds Bone Phosphate.
100 to 120 'pounds Lime, in forms suitable to
feed plants, act on the soil and on the manures. -
1 to 4 pounds Potash, in a form available to
plants. ' "
' THIS IS WHAT YOU WANT TO BUY IN A
MINERAL FERTILIZER.
- 1. The vast majority of commercial fertilizer
contain from 30 to 40 pounds of water in every
200 pound bag. Our lame Phosphate contains
less' than 4 pounds of water in each 200 pounds.
As we do not want to sell you what you have a
plenty of, we make this Fertilizer as dry as we
can before weighing it out
2. Most fertilizers contains 60 to 80 pounds of
strong Sulphuric Acid to each bag, which is in
great excess above the needs of plants and is in
jurious to soils, making them sour and productive
of sorrel and such noxious growths. This Phos-
lots at Asbury, N. C, only six miles from tne
city of Raleigh, on the North Carolina and the
Raleifi-h &r Augusta Railroads. Persons who take
advantage of this opportunity and build at As
bury will have the benefits and advantages of the
city without any of its expenses. The trains on
both roads, going East and West, make regular
stoppages, morning and evening, and it is only a
matter of ten or fifteen minutes ride between the
two stations- The lots, which are 80 feet front
by 210 feet deep, are sold at the small price of
830.00 a lot. The lots are going rapidly and those
who wish to purchase should make application at
once to
SAMUED J. IRELAND,
or J. S. Hamptox. Raleigh, N. C.
Where it is not convenient to pay whole
amount cash payments may be made by install
merits- titlfi- reserved until full payments are
made.
Ix)ts donated for schools and manufacturing
purposes.
QUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.
phate does not require Sulphuric Acid to dissolve North Carolina, ) In the Superior Court.
it, and contains only just what plants need,
THIS IS WHAT YOU DON'T WANT
BUY IN A FERTILIZER.
TO
WITH COTTON AT CENTS,
Poor crops and bad prices,
WHAT SHALL BE DONE?
Thousands of thoughtful men all through the
South are considering earnestly this question
WHAT SHAX.L BE DONE ? With prices of then-
products way down and the prices of all they buy the plaintiff will apply, to the Court for the relief
not reduced m the same proportion, what shall do aenianaea in tne complaint.
Wake County. C March Term, 1880.
India Hinton vs. Elbert Hinton.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court by
the affidavit of India Hinton that Elbert Hinton
cannot, after due diligence, be found within the
State, and that a cause of action for divorce from
the bonds of matrimony' exists against the said
Elbert Hinton. it is therefore ordered that the
said summons for the defendant, Elbert Hinton,
be made by publication in The Raukigh Signal,
a weekly paper published in the city of Raleigh,
for six successive weeks, notifying the defendant,
Elbert Hinton, of the fact that a suit for divorce
from the bonds of matrimony has been this day
brought against him by the said India Hinton,
and that the said Elbert Hinton will take notice
that he must appear and answer or demur to the
said complaint at the next term of Wake Superior
Court, which convenes on the seventh Monday
after the first Monday in March, 1889, it being
the 22d day of April, 1889 : and that if the said
Elbert Hinton fails to appear at said Court, that
done to feed the family, buy clothes and send the
children to school during this Jsew leaf ? All this
time sensible men are cutting down every expense
and. resolving that they will make more at home.
Milk, meat, vegetables must, be made in larger
quantities and groceries saved; corn, oats and grass
must be provided for the horses, cows and hogs.
High-priced fertilizers and eveiy extra thing are
entirely out of the question. The wise man will
but the cheapest and best ingredients only and
make fertilizers at home this year.
At this time, the N. C. Phosphate Company,
an exclusively North Carolina Company, working
CHAS. D. UPCHURCH,
Clerk Wake Superior Court.
J. C. L. Harris, Plaintiff's Attorney. .
F
ARMS AND LANDS FOR SALE.
Improved Lands, Timbered Lands, Swamp
Lands and Town Properties.
- The counties of Robeson, Bladen, .Cumberland
and all adjacent sections offer fine opportunities
for investment. The opening of direct railways
North makes the Maxton section a new and in-
nothing but North Carolina material, wants to in- viting field for Trucking, Gardening and Fruit,
form the prudent men just described how they Climate and hygiene advantages unsurpassed in
can help themselves and help a home enterprise any country. A competing point for freights,
o r ; -:- Farmers
We offer the best TOBACCO PLANT BED!
by buying Lime Phosphate, the cheapest phos
phate ever sold and mixing their fertilizers at
home.
READ AND REFLECT.
Good for all crops; a specialty for wet low
grounds. Address, " .
N. C. PHOSPHATE CO.,
Raleigh, N. C.
Railways North, South, East and West. Quick
transport North by several routes. A grand op
portunity for safe investment, and a better one for
practical Farmers and Horticulturists.
Come and see or write to
O. H. BLOCKER,
Real Estate Agent, Maxton, N. C.
Goods bought for cash ,
And sold the same way
Are cleared out and leave no trash
When everybody pays. '
J. P. GULLET'S
Is the place to buy your
Hats, Clothing, Shoes, Shirts, Collars nul CuJV,
Half Hoes and Underwear, '
Ladies Dress Go ids,
Corsets, hose, ruffling and edging; also every d...
scription of Yankee notions you may
need. Special drives m .
ME N' S HA ND MA D E S 11 (J KS
from $3.00 to $7.50.
Let everybody, when in need of any nitiHe f
comfort, luxury or service, call at
J J. P. GULLEY'S STORE. ' '
TLANTIC COAST LINE.
WILMINGTON & WELDON
R. It.,
' AND BRAUCHES.
Condensed Schedule.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Dated Jan. 1 18S.
d'3
Leave Weldon .
Arrive Rocky Mt
Arrive Tarboro . . .
Leave Tarboro . . .
Arrive Wilson
Leave Wilson ......
Arrive Selma
Arrive Fayetteville
Leave Goldsboro . . .
Leave Warsaw.
Leave Maeniolia . . . .
Arrive Wilmington .
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1 52 p in!
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Arrive Tarboro.. ,
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No. 41,
Diilly . ex.
Sunday.
600
7 10
a in
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Daily ex.
Sunday.
10 45
11 50
p in
Arrive' Wilson .
Co., W.F.Peel & Co., Robert Jeffnjjr & Co.,
d the Union National Bank.
&Co.
and
Uut&ido hrms which lose by tho nre are
Hyde A; South worth and E. S. Conant fc Co.,
both of Boston ; Siegfried & Browncjfenstein,
San Francisco; Eppin, Smith, Wymari & Co.,'
Carter. Hawlev V Co.. all of New York
City. j
A MILITARY DEFAULTER
t
FOBt LAKAHIE S CAXKER SKITS WITH THREE THOUSAND
j DOLLARS BELONGING TO HI 3 rARTNERi
;. OFF FOR CANADA.
Fifteen months afro James Grant arrived at
Fort Laramie as one of a batch of Recruits.
He claimed to be a member of one of Jhe lead
ing Virginia families, forced to enlist by busi
ness reverses. He was prepossessing, intelli
gent and well educated, and was boon pro
moted to a corporalship. " Gaining tho confi
dence of Joseph Eoseburg, a privatei soldier,
who had saved several thousand dollars by
long service, ho induced hun to form a partner
ship to loan money to the soldiers from pay
. day to pay clay at ten, per cent, pen month.
Business prospered,and the next step wvs to bor
row money paying five per cent, per niooth inter-
csl x.vcrj imug movcii screuciy, lmeresi w as
paid promptly, all obligations were mjt, and a
general banking business of large dimensions
was being done, many ofheers loaning money
or having pay warrants mscountedj Satur
day last, when tho soldiers were paid off,
Grant is said to have collected $2,000 of the
loans of the previous month. With thk and
$3,000 or $4,000 more, all assets of the firm,
ri k Itfifr f hn till rrk nrt n rrc? r lAirtnmnft t- rxnex
of the officers. At Lusk ho
clothes and left on an
Telrams to arrest him for embezzlement and
desertion have failed to intercept hmf, and it
is feared he will reach Canada yith the
mnttev. "f
cording to Superintendent Bell, in the interest
of the good of the service and the promotion
of the prompt and efficient distribution of the
mail matter on the road.
-THE-
CLOTH at the lowest prices in the market. N C BOOK STORE.
f . E & R S Tncter & Co.
ORIGIN OF GREAT "INVENTIONS.
belontrinS to
bought icitizen's
Eastern bound train
ITO
lew
EMPEROR WILLLUI'S GIFT
HOSPITAL.
Sister Benedicta," SuiK?rior of tho ficw city
hospital, at Baltimore, now being ercted at
Caltert and Saratoga streets, to-day received
a check for $150, forwarded by Empejor Wil
liam, of Germany, for the beneht of lhe insti
tution. A letter accompanied the gilt from
Emil Heydenerick, Acting Imperial German
Consul, explaining tho object for v&ich his
Majesty had transmitted the money. OX is un
derstood that the gift is the result of n report
made by Consul Heydenreich to theF oreign
Office at Berlin at the request of theiatter to
name some institution in Baltimore where a
gift from the Emperor of Germany, would be
acceptable. The money will be used lo furn
ish a room in the new building when com
pleted, which will bo named to hono- of the
Emperor. .
HE PAID $4,000 FOR $1 AND j, YLFE.
Four months ago Casper Grissing; who is
5S years old, and a resident of Monfclair, N.
Jn lo6t his wife. Not long after he fell in love
with Minnie Treu, a remarkably pretty blonde
of 23 years, who was employed as a sTrvant in
a wealthy Montclair family. Although Min-
, nie arnveil in this country i rom uavana oniy
a year ago she was shrewd, and befoVe prom-
' ising to become Mrs. Gnssmg she gcjt Gnss
ing to agree to sell to her all his real estate,
worth $4,000 for $L Last week the transfer
was made, and yesterday the marriage took
place in the German Presbyterian Ctarch at
Bloomfield, N. J. Rev. John M. Ennslin per
ornied tho ceremony. 5 '
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Glass Known in Egypt 1740 B.C.
Bollows Egyptian; . used 1490 B. C.
Needles Firt made in England, 1545.
Oxygen Discovered by Priestly, 1774.
Candles Made of tallow, used in 1290.
Cotton-ginMade by Eli Whitney, 1793.
Engraving Invented by Chinese; 1000 B. C.
Clocks Water clocks used in Rome 158
B. C. .- '
Hydrogen First isolated by Cavendish,
17GU. -
Thermometers Credited to Santorio of
i Padua, 1C09.
Barometer EvangelistaTorricella invented,
1G43. -
Tl Iff YORK
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publican Politics.
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NEW MANAGEMENT.
When you want
School Books, Sunday School Books, Law
Books, Miscellaneous Books, Station
' ' ery, School Furniture, or Any
thing Else in our Line,
Send to
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BOOK SELLERS AND STATIONERS,
Raleigh, N. C.
AND SALE.
By virtue or a decree of the Superior Court of
Wake county, m special proceeding entitled J.
W. Hockaday et al. vs. John. W. Norwood, I will
on the 4th day of March, 1889, sell at public
auction at! the court House door, in the city of
Raleigh, a! tract of land in New Light township,
Wake county, containing G3i acres, being a part,
lot No. 2, of the Lucy Mangum dower land, fully
described in a plot herein filed, the same being
the third interest of the Bailey heirs;' Terms of
sale onethird cash, balance in six months. Hour
of sale 12 hi. T. R. PURNELTj,
j ' Commissioner.
t; i
No. 14, No. 7H,
Paily. Daily.
AND SALE.
I '
Under and by vii-tue of power of sale contained
in a mortgage executed by J. B. bteadman. and
wife, recorded in the office of the Register of
Deeds of I Wake county, I will on the 19th day
of Janurary 1889, sell at public auction at the
Court House door in Raleigh, the land described
m said mortgage, situated m uary lownsnip
where said mortgagor resides. Terms' of sale
cash. Hour 12 m.
T. R. PUBNELIi,
"Att'y and Assignee of Mortgage.
M
ORTGAGE S.ALE OF LAND.
Leave Wilson ...
Arrive Selma
Arrive Fayetteville .
Leave Goldsboro. . .
Leave Warsaw .
Leave 'Magnolia.
Arrive Wilmington . ,
7 43 a m
8 35
9 33
0 49
11 30
a m
12 31 a m
1 20 a in
2 15 "
2 35
3 55
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
Leave Wilmington . . .
Leave Magnolia. . . . . ;
Leave Warsaw. ,
Arrive Goldsboro . . ..
Leave Fayetteville
Arrive Selma. .....
Arrive Wilson .
r
11 50
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p m
a m
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Arrive Tarboro
Leave Tarboro.
Arrive Weldon .
2 57 a in
a. m
900
10 35
10 50 "
1150 "
t8 40
11 00"
1210
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in
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p m
a m
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Air
Otto Guericke of
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Algebra Arabian origin; known in Eu
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book, 1494.
"In the accounts of the marriage of the Em
peror of China," said Mrs. McCrackle," I see that
his household comprises even cooks and thirty
physicians." Tliat's about the right proportion,"
replied McCraclde. Time.
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State. Now that the election is over politics
will occupy but a small space in our columns.
bpecial attention will be given to the collection
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Cobb's map of North Carolina 4.50.
Depository American Bible Society.
BRANCH-
Under and by virtue of the powers contained in
a mortsrasrc deed executed to me by Alexander
Lewis and wife, and duly registered in Book 100,
page 783, 1 will sell at public outcry, to the high
est bidder, for cash, at the eourt-house door in
Raleigh,, on Saturday, the 6th day of April, A. D.
1889, at 12 m., the lands mentioned in said deed,
the same situated in Middle Creek township, ad
joining the lands of R. Mathews and others, con
taining 25 acres, more or less.
r B. K. PARTIN, Mortgagee.
March 6, 1889.
ISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
Maroie anfl Granite Ms
OF
! Van (xunden & Young
GEO. B. HISS, Manager,
Southwest Corner Morgan and Blount Streets,
IiALEIGH, N. C,
Execute all orders for
Monuments,
Tombstones,
Curbing-,
The firm of L. M. Banner & Co. have this day
dissolved by mutual consent, E. J. Banner and
George K. Pritchard retiring, leaving L. M. Ban
ner, the surviving member, who will assume all
liabilities and collect all debts. The business will
be conducted by.L. M. Banner alone.-
-Li. M. Banner,
, E. J. Banner,
j Gep. K. Pritchard.
Elk Park, N. C, Dec. 19, 1888. : : , -
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Leave Magnolia
Leave Warsaw .......
Arrive Goldsboro.. .
Leave Fayetteville.
Arrive Selma.
Arrive Wilson ......
No. 40,
uany ex.
Sunday
400
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5 55
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Leave Wilson
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Arrive Tarboro
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Arrive Weldon.
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8 29
p in
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No. CO,
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Sunday.
4 15
11 14
11 28
p in
1 40 a in.
.2 1G "
3 40
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