|l|< |itll|<im journal. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18RN, ISB4. Published by R. A. BUMILLER. |JVfotice that to make a proper se- | lection of Holiday Gifts you must see for yourself and try to find the right place. We invite you to ( visit the Journal Store on Penn street during this holiday 1 t season where you will find a line of | Holiday Goods, conspicious for beauty and variety The following are a few of the , raanv articles suitable for 1 presents and kept on hand at our place : Latest styles of Ladies' < Leather Satchels, Velvet : Cabinet Fra m es,Au tograph 1 $ Photograph el I bams, Fan- ( cy Shell Boxes, Fine 'ot of , Scrap Pictures, Holiday < Cards, Toy Books, ftc. LAMA TER ALAMAXACS. LOCAL DEPART MEAT. SUBSCRIBE for the JOURNAL. 1 —Good apples at KaufTman'B. —The snow shovelling brigade to the f front, now. -Prothonotary Brett has moved to | Bellefonte t —Snowing at this writing—Wednes- : day forenoon. —Wm. Miller is learning the tinning trade with D. I. Brown. i Call at the JOURNAL Store tor choice Cards and Pictures. I —One more week and old Santa Claus will put in his best licks. ( —Several applicants for the Millheiin I P. O. are looming up in a distauce. ( —The lawful time for hunting and 1 shooting deer run out last Monday. —A lot of new Fur & Seal Skin Caps just received at D. S. Kauffuiau & Co's. —For the choicest selection of Scrap Pictures call at the JOURNAL ( STORE. —Just received a new assortment of Holiday Cards at the JOURNAL store. , Come and see. i —ls there any hope of getting that ' town-clock this winter ? Referred to the committee. ' —D. S. Kanffman & Co., have a nice assortment of Buggy Whips, Cart Whips, Lashes, <3fcc. —Last year at this time we had ex cellent sleighing. We hope for a htile more of the "beautiful." —C. A. Sturgis was here on Monday and Tuesday. Charley will not forget his old hunting grounds. —Next week we expect to give our rerders a full-grown Chiirtmas issue. Look out f>r 1 Old Santa." —D. S. Kanffman, of the fiim of D. S. Kanffman & Co., is off on a trip to his home, at Fisher's Ferry. —Did you hear or see anything of the band lately ? Information of their whereabouts thankfully received. —Pev. Finkle, pastor of the Luther an charge at Haitleton, will preach at Millheiin on Sunday evening nsxt. Just received a new stock of Holi day Goods at the JOURNAL store. Our patrons are requested to come and see. —Grand exhibition of Holiday Goods at D. S Kanffman & Co's Admission free to all, and it will pay you to come. —Mrs. E. Bai tholomew and daugh ter have been on a visit to her parents at Nittany Hall for the last few weeks. —The reyival, in progress at the Ev. church, is well attended. Seven peni tents are at present seeking conversion. —By referring to our advertising column it can be noticed that our mer chants believe in the use of printer's ink. —The finest lot of Candies Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, ever brought to this section of country, at D. S. Kauffman & Cos. —One week more and everybody should sine, "Glory to God in the Highest, Peace on earth, good will to ward men." —The Holiday Cart's and Scrap Pict nres at the JOURNAL Store are ahead of anything in tjie line in town. Come and judge for yourself. —Geoge B. Nash, the former Spring Mills landlord is at present as inmate of the Delaware county jail, having been convicted of larceny as bailee. — SOME remarkable cures in this vi cinity, of long continued and obstinate disease, are attributed to McDonald's Blood Purifier. Sold by J. Eisenhutb, Millheim, Pa. —Headquarters ior school books. Slates, Slate and Lead Pencils, Paper and Envelopes, etc. at the JOURNAL Bfosa. —Tin re seems to lea struggle *• mong the elements, snow, rain, wind and sunshine alternately gaining the up per hand. WANTED.— A lot of Walnut, Ash and Poplar Lumber at .1. E. Fetterolt's Furniture Shops, Main street. Millheiin [formerly S. K. Saukey's cultivator works.] 3t —E. W. Mauck respectfully invites customers in need of paper decorations to call on him and examine his new stock of simples. They are extra line and beautiful. —The seventeen-year locusts are an nounce to "come around'' next spring. Well the potato bug would have been nuisance enough, without adding the locust. Henry Bellm and Jeremiah Wink elblech are the administratis of the estate of Isaac Behm, late of Haines township, deceased. See notice among legal advertisements. —Call at G. A. Darter's grocery on Main street and see his immense stock of holiday candies. He makes a speci ality of that lineand therefore can of fer the best bargains. —Mr. F so, of Williamsoo-t, an expert roller sk iter was in to vu the other day, and visited the rink in the evening. He expects to •eturn about the holidays, when he intends giving an exhibition of his tricks on rollers. Due announcement by posters will be made of the-occasion.' J W. Stover's envelope calendars for 1885, with an advertisement of his full stock of watches and jewelry aie out and *ue much admired. They were printrd at this office. For various reasons, and we are a ble to say they are weighty reasons, the Boro' School B >ard has decided to al low no playing on tli* school grounds except on days, when sjhool is in ses sion. Mrs. Emma Toiulinson, after hav ing spent .several weeks at the r* si deuce f her father's uncle, Mr. Mich ael U rich, in the Loop, whose death we mentioned in last week's JOURNAL, lias returned home again. --D. A. Musser and I'. S. Meyer, of this place, have i urchased one and a fourth acre of ground at Centre ll.ill, opposite the depot, upon which they expect to erect a steam flouriug mill by next spring or summer. —The thanks of the JOURNAL man are due Mrs. Jesse Kearner for a deli cious mess of venison. Mr. Kieamer and son were out on Saturday with Mr. G. \V. Harter and the latter suc ceeded in shooting two tine deer. Wash is the marksman. —YOUR tooth is too sound to be ex- , traded, yet you cannot endure the ago- i ny it is inflicting, lour only recourse is a bottle of Zingiri Toothache Drops. Relief certain, and only costs 15 cents. JOHNSTON, HOLLO WAY A CO Philadelphia Agents. Sold by J. Eiseuhuth, Millheim, Pa. —We were informed that during the past season 49 haye been counted by people living at Poa Mills, in the mountains,to have been taken away by hunters. Of these IG were captured by the Musser and Gentzel party besides one bear. We consider this a brisk huu iug season. —SOMETHING more or less than five thousand different liver pills are on the market. Some good, some indifferent, many bad and worthless. Life is too short to try them all. so if you want to be absolutely sure you are light get McDonald's Improved Liver Pills, and if you are not satisfied with the amount of benefit received you get your money JOHNSTOX, HOLLO WAY A CO., Philadelphia Agents. Sold by J. Eisenhutb, Millheim, Pa. L ist Saturday evening a greater number were on the floor of the riuk tban any time before. About twenty five persons were skating and a much plea9 j d audience watched the pleasant spoit. This and to-morrow afternoon tfie rink will he open for ladies a;.d the manager coidially invites them to a vail themselves of this opportunity, as it will be free uf autuission. —We call the attention of our readers to the advertisement of the well known Coleman Business College of Newark. N. J. This is one of the oldest busi ness colleges in the country, has large and commodious quarters and is fully equipped Young men desiring a busi ness education cannot do better than avail themselves of its advantages. —We hear that Mr. W. T. Auman. , the teacher of the pike school, above Smithtown, contemplates holding spell ing school one evening each week. The first session took place last Monday evening. Great interest is being taken in these i X ircises by the scholars and others. Am uig the legal advertisements our leaders will fi;d the Orphans' Court Sale of the estate of Jacob W. Stover, late of Haines township, de ceased, by the executor, Mr, T. D. Stover. The sale will take place on the premises of the decedent, Tuesday, January 13th, 1885. —FOR SALE.— Seven grey-hound pups for sale at reasonable prices. Ap ply to J. W. MUSSER. tf Wood ward, Pa, —Posters fot the Musical Convention at Aaronsbnrg, are being put up to morrow. Don't fail to take notice of them and remember the good cause. Singers will be entertained free of cbuge. Date, Tnwdoy, Jan. 6tb. Santa Glaus is coming and the BARGAIN STORE is his headquarters. You must get. a Christmas or New Year's Present for your father, your mother, sister, I :other, husband, wife, uncle, aunt a.al l-.ver ai d you will cer tainly go to see the grand exhibition of Christmas and AVic Yeur Oijts at 1). S. KaufTman and Go's. HAHOAIM STOKK on Main street, Millhcim, Pa. It will delight your hearts to see the latest novelties of the seas >ll there and their low prices will suit your pocket books. The following are a few of the many articles,especially suited for the holiday trade : DOLLS, DOLLS, an endless varie ty ; TOYS.TOYS,TOYS, too numer ous to mention ; SILK HANDKER CHIEFS. splendid assortment and cheap ; PURSES. VASIJS, 11 -\ E It- PL A TEI) WA RE PIN Efe F ANCY GLASS DISHES. Ac. Our JEWELRY DEPARTMENT contains HI tides of the best seUction, such as werj never seen in any shoe in tliis neigiitan hood. FIN EST CLE A R TOYS. MIX ED. FANCY TOY. BROKEN STICK AN D FITEXC II CONFECYION EK IKS. guaranteed PURE Suo VU NUTS, RAISINS, DATES, ORANGES, BANANAS and anything imaginable in the line of 9weel meats. If you want a NICE SUITS OF CLOTHES. FINE HAT. FUR CAP, TA BLE CLOTH, CASHMERE DRESS, or any thing in that line we em supply you at lower prices than any othei store. And now wishing you a Merry Christinas and a lla|H>v New Year, we kindly invite you, to come *iid see our immense stock ot Holiday Goods. Be fore you pin chase elsewhere, come to us, and we aie sure we can save you money. Truly Yours. D. S. KAUFFMAN & Co. —Our neighbor. Ad. Ilartei, is a splendid fellow on a treat. He frequent ly supplies the tvpos of the JOURNAL otiioe Willi delicious apples. No d<uibt he believes in the good saying, "It is uioie blessed to give than to receive." Every one has a will and a mind to think for himself, vet many will see at a glance that the announcement of Dinges, Trumpfheller & Co., in their iew advertisement, is tull of sound sense and their place will prove amu tal to meichaiit ana customer. R ad it and judge. A party of hunters from Middle burg, Snyder county, while hunting in the mountains Several weeks ag , 1 st track of three valuable dogs of the fol lowing description: 1. Little Red Bea gle Hound, very friendly—answers to the name of "Fisher." 2. Black and white hound, over medium siz-\ little white dots in dark. 3. R d hound (bitch) medium siz-, light spots above eyes—answers to the name of "Ship." Persons who may have any of these dogs in safe keeping are r quested to report at this office. The owners will liberally reward the finders. NOTICE. —The ladies of the Aarons burg R -f u med Mite Society will hold a music.il convention in their church at Aatonsburg, commencing on Tuesday, Jan. sth, ISSS and ending with two concerts on Friday and Saturday even ings following. The proceeds thereof ae to be applied to the furnishing of the new IT formed chun h of Aarons burg. The convention will be conducted by Prof. J. Weaver, of Pine Grove Mills, Pa., and other musicians of ce lebrity are expected. Terras of admis sion are as follow? : Season tickets. 50 cents ; family season tickets,Sl.uO; Concert tickets, 25 cents and single sesion tickets, 10 cents. The public are most cordialy invited to aid the worthy cause by their pres ence and influence. —Do NOT crucify the children by compelling them to take the horrible, nauseous compounds usually sold as worm medicines many of them as worth less as they are obnoxious, but get a box of McDonald's Celebrated Worm Powders. Purely vegetable. So easy and pleasant to takt that the children will never know a medicine is being administered. You will in ad dition secure the very best vermifuge possible to produce. So sure are we of this that in all case 3 of failure to cause expulsion where worms exist we cheer fully to refund the purcnase price. One Box of McDonald's Worm Pow ders guaranteed equal to four bottles of any worm syrup. JOHNSTON, HOLLOW AY & CO., Philadelphia Agents. Sold by J. Eisenhuth, Millheioi, Pa. —We are extremely sorry to learn of the death of our former friend and brother tvpo, Mr. Edward L. Gray, ed itor-in-chief of the Bellefonte Daily News. For the last few years it was 1101 ieahle that the dread disease, con sumption, w. s telling on him,.and al though we in common with his nearer friends had hoped for his cure, the Al mighty God saw tit to call his spirit home to eternal rest. Edward Gray always was a hard-working journalist, devoted his life "principally to his pro fession, was a true and christian gentle man and a warm friend. Haying been a young man of bright intellect and good education he would have made his mark in the journalistic tield had lie lived. lie died at the residence of his step-father, Mr. E. T. Tuten, on Monday,, December Bth, aged 29 years, 6 months and 19 days. We extend our heartful sympathies to the bereaved family. —Read the JOUUNAL stoie adver tisement m this issue. The Lutheran Sunday school will haye its Christmas entertainment in the audience room of the Luth. church, Milllieitn, on Thursday evenintr, Dec. 25th, instead of New Year's evening, as had been arranged in the first place. A veiy attractive prop ram me is being gotten up by the committee of arrange ments and the public of town and neighborhood are cordially invited to attend the exercises. No admission will he charged. The programme will be published next week. —IT IS in order now for every manu facturer to praise and extol the virtues of his cough medicine,and claim it ever so much lielter than any other. On square business principles the pioprie tor of Dr. Kessltr's Celebrated Cough Medicine says if you are not satisfied with the relief and benefit obtained, if you do not consider it well worth the price paid for it then take the empty bottle to your dealer and get your mon ey. JOHXSTOX, HOLLOW AY Si CO., Phi'adelphia Agents. Sold by J. Eisenhuth, Milllieitn.Pa. —Last Thinsday evening, Mrs. Ive becca ltoyer, residing onemilo south of Madisonburg, received H stroke of pal ay, which partly paralized her and ren dered Iter speichless. On retiring in the evening she enj yed her usual good health, but could not sleep. She felt hungry and went to the cellar for a pie which she ate with great relish. Short ly after she began to fe'l b idly and sud denly was overcome by the stroke. I lei daughter-in-law h aid the rtrange voice in the kitchen and found the invalid helpless and unable to sp ak. Oysters ! Oys'ers ! ! Oysters ! !! I). I. Brown bus opened his oyster sa loon, next do.n to bis tiiisliop on Main street, and would iesp ctfully Inform the public that be is ready at all times to furnish them with fresh oysteis. prepared to suit the tastes of bis cus tomers. The tatdes are constantly fill ed with toe delic icies bel inging to a complete oyster meal. Give him a call and be assured of the best accomoda tions. Do not forget the place—oppo site Kauff nan's store, Main street, Millheim, I'a. A SETTLED FACT.— That the most convenient and agreeable place in town to buy a flue Christinas or New Year's gift is at P. 11. Musser's Jewelry store. There you can buy the best Jewelry ever brought to this town fr the least money as he will sell hisexcellent stock <if goods at a small advance o.i cost. We advise our read-rs to examine his line of G ddand Silvei Watchc9.Chaiiis, Charms. N ck Chains. Rings, etc., be fore purchasing elsewhere. ENTRKTAIXMENT. The Green Grove Sunday school will hold an en - on Christmas evening, D-cember 25th, 1884. No admission will be charged. A collection will be taken for the benefit of the school It. v. B. Hengst will conduct the exercises and good addresses will te made. This will be the fust entertainment ever given by the school and everybody is invited to be present. Madisonburg News. We are glad to see our good old friend, Simon Hazel out of the house again, lie had ieen confined by sick ness for six weeks. Simon Hazd is making arrangements to build a linus**, the coming summer. David B irtges and lady have r turn ed from Baltimore much pleased with the sights. Miss Ida Shafer came home from Lock Haven to see parents and friends The new window* in L. B. Stover's store house add very much to its exter n tl appearance. T. F. Meyer and wife have returned from their trip, down the c mntry. William Aley, of Jacksonville has started a writing school at this place, with a class of twenty scholars. Mr. A. is quite an expert in penmanship. Mr. Philip Grenoble, of Eitles Gap, moved into Mrs. Brown's house one uule east of town. On last Thursday night Mrs. Rebec ca itoyer of this place had a ttroke of palsy which tendered her helpless and deprived her of her speech. Miss Alice Nestle road started for Lock Haven on Tuesday morning to Larn diessmaking. Sory to see Iter go. She has our 1 *st wishes. Charley ELa man erected a largo wood house one his lot. Samuel Nathan is on the sick list. From all accounts he has dropsy. D tv*d Shafer has rented a large six hoi se farm near Aaionsburg. Mrs. Sarah Meizensteiti and her two sous, who had been hereon a visit to ner s ! ck father, left for her home (Ne braska) on Monday morning. Sue nad intended to stay longer, but was called home to wait on her sick husband. Some of our naif grown boys make quite a hattii of sneaking arou d peop le's houses IO look in at the windows Phis is a mean fashion, hoys—you ought to he ashamed. Albert Klinefelter hasrenttd George Rebel's saw mill in LittleSugat Valley. Newton Fiedler started for Williams port last Tuesday to visit his brother. On Tuesday \ ustin L Nestleroad a gain left this, his native town, for the wide West, much to lite sorrow of his p,vents and friends. Austin ha young man who deserves much credit for Itis success in the world and we aie proud io sty that tie has won and holds the esteem of all who know him. Tlie manner in whicn he entertained the wriier the evening befme his departure will long he remembered. Good-bye, Aust, and success to you. STILL. Coburn Briefs. Andy Campbell murdered a hog weighing 533 pounds,one day last week. The work train was here on Motid y, replacing a car on the track that had been detailed and repairing another which had broken down. The iron bridge at this place was im proved by auotber layer of now plank. tSquiie RifsnycW was surveying lots in our town on Monday. Now for a building b nun. .Tell (table h is s'aki d o(T ground for a new home opp-tsi'e the church. '/. ptt-oc ABSOLUTELY ! THB liliST STORE 7MM —I2JE? ESSE — G. A. HARTER'S GROCERY Main St., opposite Bank, Millheim,Pa Finest Groceries in the market. Choice Confectioneries ! FRESH OYSTERS ! Best Tobacco and oigar3 ! COUNTRY PRODUCE TAKEN AT THE HIGHEST HOM E MARKET PRICES! Call and get Low Prices! TERMS CASH I THE REST PIOTVEBSt AT JJTJCK JJROS' ?mr G&LLEur! ■ -• • FAMILY GROUPES AND CHILDREN —TAKEN BY THE— -I\STA\TA\EOIS PROCESS! Satisfactory Work Done bv RAIN OR SHINE! We furnish everything in our line, Irom a Miniature Card to a Cabinet Picture. Pictures copied and en larged in the be3tstyle. -CFRAMES^ can t>e procured at our place cu short notice. ijyßemamb >r—our prico3 are down so as to suit every pars 9. Gallery on North St., Millheim, Pa PATA BDU Many persons in I'i tstou aie n*inn for catarrh with most marrPtAti Q lsfactory le lilts x lady is recovering V I 'ln* senses <r smell B . L In- ■_ I vhioh slie hail not WuTZrruiSj&& lojlyears. Mr. Barb r ¥ HAY %, has ue<l it in his ram lay tTrii £!M ilv ami commend It > W bmm very highly. A Tunk %.M / tM h,n nock lawyer SB / testifies that he was deafness.— p f tt so n, ° az — \ U SA- 1 pj v ' s (- ream Balm BJ| AYaE7PVE! EJ cured me of catarrh rV"* 1 ■ "" w It —restored my sense of smell. For cold in head it works like magic. —H. H.Sherwood. Banker, Elizabeth, N. J. Give it a trial. ELY'S CREAM BALM CAUSES NO PAIN. GIVES BELIEF AT ONCE. A THOROUGH TREATMENT WILL CURE. NOT A LIQUID. NOT A SNUFF. APPLY INTO NOSTRILS. Price 50 cents at druggists: 60 cts. bv mail* reg istered. Sample bottle by mall 10cents. ELY BROTHERS. Dmggists, owego, N. \ K CPU HO for *.uoiitlve. Hethy, Uon nllurl luorabto A- Permanent business ap ply to Wilmot Castle & Co., Rochester, N. Y. 49—4t To Make l.lfe Brighter. The dyspeptic's lot is not a happy one. Ben son's Capcine Plasters are the remedy. Price 2a cents. • 49 ~ CONSUMPTION. I I have a poMtlve reraodv for the above dleease, bv lt nee thnuaii >• of case* of the wont kind and of Jons nandlnc: have bom cured. I" vVo°ROTTbK3%^KER ( TT IR FFFILCARV tlnit 1 XV I 1 lend TWO BOTiLIS r IVLK, topetlforvOth'a VAI.rABT.KTREATISE on this dlaeaae to anviuffprer. ClvexpreMnl P O. nddr . to any • un^ r T A 6LO CUM,III TearlSt., Kew York. 49-At VIRGINIA FARMS OF EVERY NIZF.. PRICE and Dencrip- POD CI AI L 1 I (• Some SPECIAL UAit lUu UiiblJ . GAINS always on hand. 35u A CKK RIVBH FARM, good brick h-use, near city, $5,500. 2i>o Ac ;E Fa ltM. with building*, near railroad and liver, $1,200. other bargains at hiuher and lower prices. Catalogue frwe. New map of' Va. 15c. Stamps taken. 11. L. STA PLE-, Richmond. Va. 4 ( .Mt |B|fl f&imore money than ar anything else ttxajr JUliv Liking an agency f<>i the best WW 111 selling book out. egiuuers ucee-'d ■" grandly None fail Terms free. HALLETT BOOK CO., Portland, Maine. rtAA /\/A/\* n "resent*given away . send >V( II I I II II Ins 5 cents postage, and by v/v/Y/inaij v/v/Y /in aij you xviil get iree a pack age of goods of large va ; ue, that will start you in work that will at once bring >ou in money faster than anything else in America. All a bout, the $200,000 iu presents with each box. A cents wanted everywhere, of either sex, of all tne time, o spare nine only, to work lor us at their own homes. Fortunes for all workers ab solutely assured. Don't delay. H. UALLETT A . Co., Portland, Maine. 3 oaa a Send six cents for 4 dj# I Wkg postage, and receive M ! ,f &d B i■ a esse ®>;ouds which will help you to more money right away thau anything rise in this wond All. of either sex, succeed froiu tirst hour. The broad road to fortune o uous before the workers, absolutely sure. At one© address, Tuub & Co., Augxibta.^iaioe. > " 1 7 k ''■ * A NEW DEPARTURE A Strictly Cash Store Where goods are Bought and Sold —FOR CASH— wmmmmammmmm Believing that the people of Centre county arc fully awake to their host interests and that tliev have the intelligence to comprehend and the courage to recognize the means host calculated to bring ahout the most desirable results, wc would most confidently . and earnestly submit the following for your careful consideration : That king credit has slain its victims by the thousands upon its ex tended battle fields is a fact beyond successful contradiction, and wc would only ask you to'cnll to your recollections your own observations, in proof of this fict, and. the pitiful appeals of those still under the crushing heel of the tyrant fall upon our ears with certainty and we would say, come, let us rush to their rescue by wielding the sword of justice and striking the monster down with a decisive blow and keeping him there bv eternal vigilance. * This can be done only by a system which pay! as well as demands CASH on delivery. This system we will adopt and put into operation on the twenty-sixth day of December 1884, after which we will buy and pell positively for cash and produce only and will name such figures on goods as will fully convince every intelligent person that it is to their interest to buy their goods where KINO CREDIT finds no quarter, but where the CASH SYSTEM is radically and permanently established and strictly adhered to. Kindly in viting and soliciting the co-operation of every one in giving this 9ystcm a thorough trial, we are Very Respectfully Yours, Dinges, Trumpfheller & Co., COBURIT, PA. P. S: Country produce taken in exchange for goods and cash paid when desired. HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE TRY TO THINK m where they can purchase the BEST AND MOST GOODS For The Least Cash! I answer this problem in the following prices.- 4-4 Augusta Muslin, 5 3-4 cents. Appleton Muslin, 6 3-4 cts. Lancaster Gingham, 8 cts. Good Prints at 4 and 5 cts. Better and Best Prints at 5 and 6 cts. Ladies' Rubbers at 35 and 40 cts. Gents' Overshoe, 60 cts. MATCHES, 200 IN A BOX, 2 CENTS PER BOX. Best Ohio Stone Ware, ALL SIZES, 9 cts. pr. gal. Large line of DRESS GOODS, 5 c. per yd. lately sold at double that price. AN EXCEEDINGLY LARGE STOCK OF— CLOTHING, Boots & Shoes, —AT EQUALLY LOW PRICES.— To be convinced, call and ask prices. Thanking you for past favors, I will try to suit you still better in the future. Respectfully, J. W.|SNOOK, :M:I HiLiEkiEjXiM:, CORNER OF MAIN AND NORTH STREETS. "
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