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Middleburg, Hay 25, 1832.
Standing CommiUee.
The following U the Standing Com
mittee elected for Ilia ensuing year :
J.lums I. I. Munlicck, J. F. Znchman.
Hi-aver Henry Prcoil, Adam Smith.
Heaver IIYst-N. 1). Middleswcrlh,
JI. M. Ulb.
Centre Dr. J. V.8i.mpsol,H. C. Samp-
Clmpm'ftn -J. D. .ill, -1. H. Trout-
franklin Millard K. tvwinger, F.
Ritlifm.
Jackson .1 8. Ycarick. William Shall v.
jonrno Theodore 7umincl J. 1.
Wanner.
Muldlecreck J. R. Keelcr, Harvey
Hholly. n
MiddlebtirR -Juhn F. Stctler, C. C.
Bccliold.
Venn -J. It. Hendricks, 11'. S. Staht.
iwrv John K. ArltoifMt. I'vi Kepler.
I'crry Went T. i Dorr, Frank Arbo
east.
fMiimgrovo II. J. Duck, n. T. Iirks.
I'nion J. N. Homer, J. U. Doycr.
irxhinKton J. A. Hilbish, Jeremiah
Charles.
' Court is well attended.
The display of agricultural Imple
ments during court week wan grand.
Mixs Hosa Ayers left on Monday
for the McAlllstervllle Orphan Hohool.
Philip Hpade of Franklin lost a val
uable heifer on Haturduy lust by be
Im; run over by the car.
.lev. HerHchey, the Indian Mission
ary, preached sermon In the U. H.
Church on Sunday afternoon lout.
Henry Moyer, of leiin,who mot with
nn accident by a runaway home, U
getting along aM well as can be
expected. Hope Mr. M. will noon be
about iitfaln.
A sure cure for impoverished blood,
pimples, and complexion, is Brown's
Iron Dittors. It will produce a he ilthy
color, smooth ttk'ui, and is absolutely
not injurious,
John H. Fockler, of the First Nu
tionul Hotel of Nellnstfrove, paid this
olllcea haHty visit on Tticsmhiy last.
John Is not only a (food landlord, but
is also a good, sociable companion.
Cull, iih'uin.
Viirringes luve incroasnd 41 per
cent, since young men have learned
of tlio soothing pfl'ect of Sines' Tar,
Wild Cherry and oarhoud, upon bil
lion. Young man if you keep a bot
tle on hand for an emergency, yon nre
tafo in bringing thinm to a climax.
jj'jicat. O.ils and Riirlcy.snw in thine
eye'; Com, Clover and Urns in thy
Tjronu I follow IlirnuM Diiry H 1 1'
and you will nrtku moro money in 1
yoir, than formerly in II yoaM, Jxiks
froa at every Storo.
GEOttOW VKtTtitt. JiMtico of the
Peace, Toled.i, O, savs : I was troub
led with sciatica and Kidney discuso
for years; at timiw ha I tt go on
iT.itohes mid Hullerel until,! agony,
Prof. Giitimuito's ICI Inoy Pa I cu red
ine in three weeks."
Tlio Selinsgrove llakery lately rstiib
lulled by Spahr & Ci., will fill a want
long felt by the citisous of Hi it pluiv.
H.lliory is in tho banils nfcxpei-
eneo I linkers and caterers and prom
ies to bo promotive of the health and
comfort of her ciU.on-i. liivo thont a
fuir trial.
rheMiifv&vit Ajfi'MtUitriil fir Juno
is received. This. is the best publica
tion iu this country lor Fanners, ,V
clieuics, Ac. Xo Farmer should be
without il If thoro is a possibility of
any one, number being bolter than
another the number beforo us is.
Farmers subscribe for it. Only $1,50
par year. Orange Judd to., 'ublish
er, Xew York.
Republican Standing CommiUee.
The Republican Standing Committee
met Monday, May 22, 18S2, over the
JW printing office, to count the voto
polled at the primary election May 20.
The clmir appointed 7'hilipD. Moyer
iistant Beery.
The meeting was strictly private no
pectators admitted.
The following Resolution was unan
Imoimly adopted. .
?'ofri,That we the Republican voters
of Snyder county do hereby agreo to
land by And use All honorable means
nd support the ticket nominated.
A vote of thanks was tendered to
"is chairman and Secretary of the
committee.
The time appointed and fixed for
the organisation of the new committee
was fixed on Saturday, the tenth of
ue at l o'clock p. m.
The newly elected members Are
earnestly requested to be present.
SAMUEL GROSS, Chairman,
Cms, E. SampselSoo.
Something New.
As uhuaI, at May eourt, there was
IMite a display of agricultural imple-
"biiis Dut the principal attraction
s a Rood Locomotive or Traction
nglne being controlled by one man
without the assistance of horses and
f lly handled as a It., R, Locomo-
jivs turning around la the streets In
lss spaoe than n ordinary farm wag
on, stopped and started, either for
ward or backward Inutuntlv pvol.
'"It over oar streets at the rate of sis
"ils pen bour, with perfect ease- be-
" wried on easy springs.. It was
Pfonounwid.by all who saw it superior
W My before exhibited in the eount-,
d has beon awarded the highest
"wiwer given any Traction en
"'IS., It 111 uuuiufiuitnnl 1 ii Tli
Ueisar slfuL vm' ;;fti
UUC0..P- - SrvlZIi
Ed. Pof : Ve desire to observe j
May AO, Decoration day, In a becom
ing manner. The surviving soldier
and all others are cordially Invited t
assemble at the Town Hall in New
Merlin at 8 o'clock p. in. to make the
proper arrangements for decorating
the ffraves of those who (rave their f
lives In defeuse of our firesides, our
homes, our country. At 0 o'clock the
lines will be formed good speulie'r
and excellent niuslo wilt he furnished.
WM. 8. 8HOLLEY
Com.
Tlio most wonderful curative rem
cdies of the present day, are '.hose that
como from Germany, or nt least origi
nate there. The most recent prepara
tion pin oed upon the mnrket In this
country, is the GREAT OA'K.VAX IN
VIGOBATOR, which has never liecn
known to fall In cnrlnR a single esse of
impotrncy, spermatorrhoea, weakness
snd nil diseases resulting from self
abuse, ns nervous debility, inability,
mentnt anxiety, languor, lassitude, de
pression of spirits And funclionni de
rangements nf tlio nervous system.
For solo by druggists, or sent free by
ninil on receipt of the price, U.iM pn
box, or six boxes fur ftf.Of). Address
F. J. CHENEY, Toledo, O. Sole
Agent for the United States. f5end for
circular.
Account cf School Boards.
Pchnol wurrniits are issued in tho or
der in which the aniimil rertillciiles
and reports are received nt tbo Depart
ment. At the close of each school year
the School Boards, without delay, shall
plncein the bands of tho District Au
ditors a full itemized statement of the
receipts and expenditures for the pnst
.veflr.iiicludiiiR tho assets snd liabilities
oftbe district of all kind wilhall books
and vouchers. A meeting of tho Au
ditors should be arranued bv tbo
Board, to bo held ns soon as the school
year closes, via. first Monday in June.
When the accounts are settled and au
dited, they are to be immediately pub.
Itslied by the School H iard, cither by
linnd-hill or in two newspapers. As
soon ns tbo new School Board nrvnn.
izea (which can bo ilouo on tlio day of
the auditors' settlement) tho annual
disliict report, nllldavit and certificate
shall bo sent to
WILLIAM MOYER,
County .Vupcriiileiidcnt.
vvm. ca:iero"m"Vwill.
Hon. John B. Packer Fully Vindicated
In the Supremo Court, May l.'i, the
lecrcc of tbo Union county court in
sustaining the will of tbo lato Win.
Cnmeron was alliriiied, Tlio content
pushed so vigorously for tlio eonten
tnnlsis therefore of no avail, ami Mrs.
Jane .irrison will linvo to bo satiiilicd
with the legacy of flSil.iXK) which her
fiillier left her. Tbo opinion of the
Supreme Court is a very short one, and
is as follows .-
"Weallirm this decree upon the
able opinion of .Indue Klwell, which we
admit us the opinion of ibis court. I IV
think it proper to mid Hint there is
not in tlm evidence iiiivtliinc to ini-
peacli tlio cliaravtcr of the gentleman
by wboui the will whs il in fled lor iu
ieriiy or profcssioiiHl propriety. In
deed, his ciimluct tliroimhout was
charm leri.ed by tlio nicest son-e ol
honor." Tlie eoiinsel who supported
the will were Junliua Conily, on, S,
P. Wolverlou mid cx-Atlorniy (iyueral
MoVeagh.
IN Memonam.
WiiKitKAD, It has pleased tlm Al
mighty to remove from our midst, by
dentil. Miss Jessie Smith, n member
of the St. Peters Evangelical Luth
eran Monday School, of Aihunsbuig,
therefore
Ukhoi.vkd, That It is with feelings
of profound sorrow that we are called
upon to mourn over the death of Jes
sie Smith.
Rksoi,vi:i, That In tho death of
Jessie tho Sunday School lias lost u
regular and in tercHtlng member.
HKrtol.vai), That iu this hour ol
sadness and sorrow by this humble
tribute of Respect to her memory wo
hereby tender our heartfelt sympathy
to her bereaved friends. '
Rksolvko. That these renolutlons
be plaoed on the minutes of the Sun
day School of which she was a mem
ber and u copy of the same be sent to
the bereaved family of our departed
sister.
Rk.soi.vkd, That a copy of these
resolutions be sent for publication, to
the county papers.
JAMES P. KELLER,
S. E. M I DDLKS WARTH,
M. N. W1EA.N1.
Committee.
Commencement Union Seminary
New Berlin, Pa.
The following Is the programme for
the exercise at the coming Commence
ment at Union Seminary:
Friday, Evening, June 0 Anniversary
of the Neouosuiian Literury Hoo'v.
Haturduy Kveulug, June 10 Anniver
sary of the Kxoelsior Llterivry Uo.
clety.
Sunday Kveuing, June 11 lluccitlau
reate Hermon by Hev. J. Young,
of Williamsport, Pa.
Monday Kvniilnir, June 18 Lnuture
before the Literary Societies, by
Itev. II. 11. Ilartzler, Editor of the
Evangelical Mk.shk.nuuh, L'leve
lund, Ohio.
Tuesday, June 1310 a. 111. Meeting
of the Hoard of Trustees. 9 p. 111.
Hook Heoeptlon of the Neocos
luliiil Lit. Hoe. 7.30 j). 111. Lec
ture before the Alumni by Hon.
A. H. Hassaman, of Ituading, Pa.
Wednesday, June II. 10 a, in Reun
ion Exercises ami Alumni Associa
tion. History of the Alumni by
Key. U. F. Hweugle, Lewlsburg,
Pit. I'oem, by II. E Huutz, Ksq.
of Huntingdon, Pa,
Wednesday, June 14 Commencement,
Orations, Essays ami Graduation.
. All are cordially invited to attend
those exercises.
Kkv. A. E. Oooomc, Principal,
- New liorlin, Pa.
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Composo4 of the best known tonics,
liiMm find ojuohunii,," with well known.
watios-1 Is Brown' row DUters
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: euros indigestion,, ami. all. kimlud
Official Eetnrns of
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Clnipman
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Mhhlleereek
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Perry
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The Body of Joh.i Goodlander Found.
WksT Ukavkh, May 23, iHsa.
About two weeks ago an Insane
man by the name of John (ioodlauder
from I'nion '., nged 70 years
came over to visit his niece, Mrs.
!.evl 11. Truster of Went Heaver and
on Tuesday evening the 11th Ilict. he
went to Crosgrove Hall to an nuetlnt',
and left that place after midnight and
had not been heard of until Friday
the lDth'whcn he was found In the
stream of Miildlecreek. It is suppos
ed he IofI bis way and fell over the
brldje and drowned -bis bat was
found a few days before he was found
further up the stream, by J. P. I-'ish-er.
N'. II. Middleswarth, Ksi., was
notified and appeared, and summoned
the following gentlemen ns jurors :
Adam Wagner, Esq., Dr. II. M. fish,
James Kalpct.er, SoIoiujii Motirer,
TIioiiuis HcrliHter and Michael S.
Welaiiil, who held an Inquest 11(1011
the said body, with a Verdict, that the
deceased came to his death by ueci-
ilctnal drowiiingoii the nlht ofthe It,
of May. The deceased, or unfortu
nate, man had been in the water
about eight days-be Was seen lylmt
in the water the day previous to his
being taken out by several persons
but it was thought It was a scare
crow put In by some person as a Juke
on the one (but took it out, hence be
was left Iu ; but a little sou of Levi J.
Koiuig being more inquisitive than
the rest took a long book mid tinned
it once aiidto Lis boru r mw it w us 11
dead man, His son being Unfilled by
telegilim arrived the next day lifter
ho was found and hud him buried in
lie linker Church Cemetery, there to
rest until next winter when he In
tends to have biui taken hoiue ami
buried beside his deceased w ife.
Owing to the crowded state of our
columns, we are unable to publish the
proceedings of the Sunday School
Convention held at Adaiusbui-g, Mnn
than usual interest was 1 1 inn i lost I
during the convention and nltoetliei
it was uihtnirtive and eiiteitaiiiiu;;.
A number of the leading physicians
of the country sro now recommending
Vof. (iiiilmeltit's Kidney 'id fur lame
buck, siia'iea, diabetes, grafel. and
other diseases of tlio kidney?, bladder
and urinary organs.
Bark ! Bark ! Eark !
I will pay seven dollars eusli per
cord for nil roek-onk Ii.-ivk of 11 po,l
iiulily, delivered at Middleburg sta
tion, should priues iwlvuiice call 011
me.
). It. Kotiiiu inc.
M.ddli lMir illiirkct,
conssvTsn witpsi.t 11 r
Simonton. Hai-bcr te Co.
Wheat l :iO
" .No. 2 1 2.1
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Corn HI
( )nts .11
Potatoes 1 10
Mutter 2M
Kvl's 14
Onions 1 00
laird M
Tallow (Ill
Ties 23 to ,10
Pea Coal li 7.1 1
Chestnut Coal 4 (Hi
iiiueKsiiiuii ioiii ,
r'ss V'tilll
Kir it C
Plaster, per ton..
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MAHIill!).
Mny 4th by theltev. W. A. fliuis,
Allies Miitildn Siissiunnn, to 11. F.
lirouse, Ijoth of Jackson twp.
May 14th ly the Iter. J. p. Wnni
pole, AtisM Mary M. Folt. of Franklin
to William 1. Kilmer of Jackson twp.
At the resilience of the brltle's tinr-
ents, Wutlnestlny evening, May 17, N.
M. Jeoliuer or AUroii, iiluo, unit Miss
Mnle K. Illllliisli, daughter of Mr.
iiiul Mrs. Col. P. llillbislt of Nelins
grove. May 7, John C. fttiiuellng of Perry
C'o. mid Miss Kinmii J. lleimuaoli of
Washington twp., HnyderCo.
At the resilience of the bride's sis
ter, Mrs. F. M. Van llergen. In Oak
Park, Illinois, no Montlay, May 1, by
Uev. Coon, Artnur K Hniilh, of Cellar
Fulls, ami Miss Jennie Kvuns, ot Ouk
Purk, 111.
The foregoing chronicles anil event
that the groom's friends in this city
have been for some time anticipating.
While the bride is a stranger in our
city, she will be accorded a wnr.'ii
welcome by the many friends of tho
worthy young man who lias won her.
A cosy home awaited the bride, the
adornment of which has been the em
ployment of all of Arthur's spare
hours, for weeks past. Ckdah Fa mi
(lAZKTI'lt, lova.
. Tiik Post extends congratulations
and good wishes.
j)ii:i
May 14th In Freeburg, Philip son
of John H. and Muhulii btellun, aged
'li years and S3 (lays.
May 18, In Union twp. Franklin, son
of Jacob and Anna Iongacre, aged Ii
years, 10 mouths and IS days.
May 7, at Adumsburg, of scarlet fe
ver, Jessie, daughter of the late .W.
Harry Huiith, aged about 14 years.
May II, at Helinsgrove, Frank Hloyd,
son of Henry and Maggie lieuuer,
aged 1 inontli and ii days.
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Heaver Springs, Pi rin'a.
UMH tlar aiaaui tovdata In lb t-al, b .'
tho Primary Election' held in Snyder count ?pn
inst.
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Mai.T hrrma. Mail, ops, (Qui
nine, lark, ect. A blood food for deli
cate women, nursing mothers, sickly
children, tho aged, convalescent, over,
worked, emaciated, neivous mid sleep
ess. Fifty times more nourishing
than any mall liquors. May.
The Highest Rank.
Made from harmless matci'tals, and
adapted to the needs of f.idini; nml
filling hair, I'aikei 's Hair ll.il.nin Inn
taken tbo highest rank ns nn elegant
and reliable hair restorative.
May.
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Mrs, B. Mux Seliiis.,'ro ve, 'a. is do
ing a lively biisines in the line of Boots,
Shoes, Trunks, Yaliecs ' Ac. A ,(
flive her a call hoforo purchasing els.
where.
April 27. 'S3.
a hsjmpjsjMsV - MHnBMaM
Hcartdy Recommended.
Don't condemn a good thing be
cause you bavo been deceived by
worthless iiotlrum. Parker's (linger
Tonic has cured many In this set (ion,
of kidney nml nei vims disorders, Mid
we recommend il beiu tily to such si f
fcrers. AY11.1. May,
It will pay everv bodv to examine
the immense Stock of Fiiriiituie for j
sale iy the roinilar Furniture man i
W. II. KKI.IX l.ewislown Pn.
J.
WIXFIKM) SAMI'KhL,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Centreville, Snyder Co., IV,
Oirrahl rrur,.i.,,iia ioivico la Hi fiiblle,
iaj 1, nj,
mm z mmw9
nml buy jour Xlathiucrj at
Hiehl's Implement Store,
M:i.i.s;iio i:( i a.
I nm o(Terinf tlio larfje'l n'oelj of
county, Hiuuiist wlncu oio tlio. celeLuutuil
Champion Reapers & Mowers
wLitdi every farmer knows is tlio most Kulistuntiit' iniio' ;no lieforo Hie
faiininL,' pnlilic. Iteiremlier tlieio is 11 Lfood resson wliv thero uro overtoil
(UinmiiouH in tlio couuty tliero is a reason wliy we sold morn Champion
last year llmu nil others eoinuiiiieH eomliinuil thei oisu reason why wt
got three car- loads of ('linuiiion in Snyder county this year when farm
crs buy Champions they need not bo afraid of not. 'tttliiifr repairs at imv
time other uyoins who come arouinl with now iniicliineH will tell yon
there is nothing iu that, but don't beliovu it, for they want to sell and nf-
t:i wni'ds you must look out for repairs elsewhere. The Champion t'om
pany have iu nso thoiisauda of Hoopers k Mowors and linvo completo re
p lir manufactory umplo to supply tho tlumaaJ. I ulsa ofl'or tho well
known
EMPIRE THRESHER & SEPARATOR,
Hagerstown Clover Huller. Farmers Friend and
Monarch
witij or withont Fertilizers. CFLTIVATOUS, COHN PI.ANTKUS
I PLOWS, COIN-SIIFJ.I;LUS nml
.11 1.: ,:n
rooms iu nil iiiiteiiiuen. win un in iitriotns on iuiv iniio uiiiiosi mey
may desire, .except Cornplanters sod Hepairs for tho Chuiupiou lUapei
are strictly cash. Call nml (,'ivo me a trml.
Store Honru one- iluor NoitU of Focklui's Hotel nml opposite Viij,'t uscll
ore Urufr Store' "
.1. i jm imi:iil,
April 27. 1882.
at MRS.
Tt is with nleasure that I issue tuts
merous friends to inform them that
G5O0T
Kulin. Ima imtt returned from the enstorn cities with a full supply of
SPHINO UOODS, and I point with
trade as an evidence that my etlorts to piease my customers are meeting
with success, I have now on hnnd the LARGEST AND CllEAPJiST
STOCK OF BOOTS AND SUOKS ever before carried, which I am sell
ing at the very lowest prices. My stock "embrace! different quullties and
prices, fiom the largest Men'esnd Womeu'e to the smuiiest mruuts suoes
-ri,.. nf mv it rent success is Quick sales and small proiits. This mot-
in aliall malls mv nlsca of business
! Boot and bhoe More for buyers in
I ,,.i, i.ini, .nfttl nA tn have
prices. 1 also ouer great uargaius
Trnnks, Satchels and Valices.
Aff tin thaiikintr von for past favors. I invito the pnhlie lb come and
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RRINCIPALI-INE
I iiv Sliol.lk.M, bluKk.M and
Ad.I "MJTtj.hksT 111, 10 St. Jcii.-r.li,
miim In !,, Sv',"lii,n. Tnp, li.iia.
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KANSAS CITY
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: ali. nt all i.fll
, I I PIIIICH. PtHLtVAL LOWELL,
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lilriiuo. 111. CIiIiuku, 1IL.
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Form Machinery vi"
1 flcictl iu lliis
Grain Drills.
anythinjf fanners want nn. iittueh-
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R. MARX'
stor
my sprint? adTertisemont to ray nu
the manager of my store. Mr. Louis
feeling of pijde to my fast increasing
the the most favorite aud bcnelleisl
this County. I rcooive new goods
alwava the latest slvlos and lowost
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r..,.?-??! Minn. hii and st. ril.
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He is Now Ready
DUKSS SUITS.
: 'icnY-i hi v su its,
coats, '..ww, ri:srs,.
it. i rs, c.ii's,
UMHUEI.UIS,
TtrXAS, VJfJCh'S,
SUIUTS,
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CUFFSttnd COLLIHS,
r, if, u . IM) cuss a, i i:n
srrrs,
Xi:ChTlKS,
in fact he A-'V's' eoiisaiiffi'
oiiiatid.l I'll A. LlXK
Oh (UJ.YTTS
Furnishing Goods!'
MEN 5' FULL SUITS as
low a3 C2-75.
Fa II Uiie. LATIlST ST)'L;
Strav Hats.
OUDIAIS TAh'ICA FOR
SILK HATS.
Fine Hats fcr littls Foils!.
Read. Read..
A WATCH
to be given away.
it-ill firvxent a SOIJir
SfU'JUi AMKJi ICAX
U'ATCJl to an ij oneofmr'
customers holding holdiwj
iltc IncKti number; 'lite
iralvh ii'ill he drawn on tlm
4lh of Julij, ISS2, at mu
st nr. For ever ij sii-UO irortu
" goods sold. I will givo on.o -ticket-
Friends, neighbors, and' alt'
the )toile are invited,,
generally ami par
timlarlu, to call
and examine
tho stock-
NO IffiBEPRMTATIOl.
Thankf ul'for j)ast patron
age I camcsUif solicit at
continuation of the samoi
8 OppcnhcimcF
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