THE FOREST REPUBLICAN. 4. I. WINK, Editor 4 Psorsitros. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1RW. Announcements. Tkhms. T resident Judge, fen; Con irross, $.10: Nonste, flA Assembly, flO; Associate Judge, $10) Prothonotm-'v, 910; fhoritr, pHi County Comniisstnno'r, f." ; County Superintendent, ?.: Auditor, fcl Jury Commissioner, Delegate to Stato Convention, $i .strictly eah in advance. PRESIDENT JUDGE. We urn authorized toannounccthonamo f SAM I1 EL D. IRWIN, of Tionesta, Pa., its . candidato fur tho olllco of President J mice, subject to llio decision of tlio Re publican (bounty Primaries, and tho 37tli Judicial District Convention. ASSOCIATE Jl'DGE. Wo are authorized to announco C, V. GILLESPIE, of Kimrslcy township, as n candidnto for Associate Judge, subject to Kcpnhlican usages. We nro authorized to announce C. W. CLARK, of Tionesta. township, as a candi dal for Associate Judge, subject to Ite publican usages. ASSEMBLY. We nro authoiizd to nnnounco tho liatuo of ANDREW COOK, or Cooksbnrg, Harnett township, as a randidato for As sembly, subject to Republican usages. We nro authorized to announco tho nnmoof S. S. TOWLER, of Jenks town ship, as a candidate for Assenl)ly, subject to Republican usages. We nro authorized to nnnounco P. C. I1LOC1IER, of Tionesta township, as a candidate, for Assembly, subject to Ro pnblican usages, FROTHONOTA RY. Wo are authorized to nnnounco CALVIN M. ARNER, as a candidate for Prothon otnry, Register, Recorder. Ac, subject to Kepuhliinu usages. SHERIFF. We nro nuthorir.ed to announce JAMES IT. BUTLER, of Tionesta, ns a candidate for Sheriff, subject to Republican usages. We are authorized to nnnounco HARRY MAZE, of Jenks township, as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to Republican usagos- Wo nro aulliorizod to announce JAMES K. UREEN, of West Hickory, Harmony township, ns a candidate for Sheriff, sub ject to Republican usages, COUNTY COMMISSIONER. Wo are authorized to announce JAMES McINTYRE, of Harmony township, ns a candidate for County Commissioner, sub ject to Rcbublican usages. We aro authorized to announco J. J. PARSONS, of Jenks townshin. ns a can didate for County Commissioner, subject iu ivepuutican usages. STATE DELEGATE. We are authorized to announce J. B AONEW, of Tionesta, as a candidate for Delegate to the Republican State Conven tion. The Ohio geryruander makes eight or ten districts with Democratic ma' jorities less than two thousand. With a good majority in tUe State all these districts should be carried by the Re publicans. Two of Warren's prominent lawyers, Geo. II. Iliggins and W. M. Lindsay, have announced as candidates for the Republican nomination for President Judge of this District, we observe by the Warren papers. St. Loi'is, speaking through its great newspaper, the Globe-Democrat,pedges Missouri and the Southwest to the success of the World's fair iu Chicago, mere is an air of determined unity in that Western country which the effete and dolorous East may profit Abraham Lincoln, the young son of Minister Robert T. Lincoln, has been hvoering between life aod death for several weeks, and late advice from London gives very little assur ance 01 ins recovery. A nations prayers are that he may live to honor the great name he bears. With all duo thanks to our Demo cratic contemporaries for giving us correct information about Republican intentions, we are still under the im pression that a State Convention will have something to say concerning who shall be the nominee for Governor, and it roightpossibly give some con sideration to the man who shall pre side over the Heoato. Lancaster Examiner. The Columbus Dispatch truly says: "The country at large should promptly discountenance any attempt at starting a sideshow to the proposed World's Fair. Ic would be a manifest injustice to Chicago to permit such a thing to transpire. Furthermore, it would be seen to bo the outcropping of a very nieun and unpatriotic spirit if nnothsr city attempted to injure the opportun ity Chicago has within her graep." It is to be recollected at this lime that President Kliot presides over the university at whose commencement a few years ago a man then occupying the exalted position of President of the United States went out of his way in nn nrntion to spunk of "the general lyiog of newspapers" and to iosult tho profession of journalism. He was the man who ordered Hie newspaper to "Tell the truth" and then raised merry cain because they did so. Philadel phia Yew. The fiiends of Hon. John A. M. Passinure, of Philadelphia, are giving him a remarkably fioo boom for the Republican nomination for Lieuten ant Governor, and tho fever seems to be catching pretty much all along the line. Mr. l'assmoro bears a nu n en viable record both in the councils of his party itnd among tho people of the State in general, as a clean cut, honest and brainy man, anJ should the Gub ernatorial nomination fall to the Northwest, as it is bound to, if there is no bungling, then the other end should comb from the East, and his nomination would admirably fill the ticket, aod make it strong for his be ing on. The roan who-doesn't make his for tune within the next ten vears will never mnko it. Concentration and combination of capital in all lines of production will gradually freeze out the individual. That there is a gen eral apprehension of this fact is evi dent by the rush from the states into newly opened territories. The Oklo- homa boom is followed by the rush to the Sioux reservation, and now a boarde waits on the border of the Cherokee strip ready to swarm in when it is opened. Tbe whites are trying to have the Seminoles driven out of the everglades of Florida. Now, too, one hears the advice: "Salt Lake is the place for a young mau; there's new deal there." Tbe Mormons have been driven out aud the city will soon be overrun by tho "carpet bag ger." All want to gel rich in a hur ry, and they hope to find fortunes "far from tho maddening crowd's ignoble strife" in a strife ignobler still a strife of rapine a plunder in new fields. All want to get on tho grouud floor of life and to bo what is called "on the inside." But good hard work iu the old field will win. It may uot win a fortune in a few years, but it will win comfort and ease. What will human kind do when all the Eldoradoes are no more ? Oil City Blizzard. The proposition of Postmaster Gen eral Wanamuker to unite telegraphic with postal service has quite naturally excited the telegraph people, and President Green, of the Western Uu- ion, was before congress yesterday iu a proteat against Mr. Wauamakei's scheme. President Green will find Mr. Wanamakcr about the most prac lical man that ever undertook the management of the postal aflUirs of this country ; ono who is thoroughly convinced that a telegraphic service "is tho legitimate work of the post oflice, and that the people are right in stoutly demaudiog telegraphic facili tics at postal stations, and one who believes that a telegraphic service, too, is strictly o narmony with the origin al design in establishing' post offices aod poBt roads : "The commuuicatioo of intelligence, with regularity and dispatch, from one part of these United States to another." This is clearly his belief. He is not a Socil ist, a Communist, nor an Anarchist He intends uo robbery of tho Western Uuiou property or of the property of any other corporation or individual. He is a successful business man with a lull conciousocss not oniy 01 me rights, but of the value of property, and can be expected to act only with in those lines. 13 iH postal telegraphs will come. Tho people have the idea, and it is gathering force and strength every day, and the question to be de termined is how it cau be secured without unfairly affecting the lights of those who have invested money in ttl egraph lines. This is a problem that to all appearances will need an early solution. HarrUburg Telegraph. DAVID -:- MINTZ, MARIENVILLE, PA. General Cleaning' up Sales, to make llooni for Spring Goods! Wo are now ollVring our Entire Stock of ladles' end Children's Cloaks and Under wear, reran! less of cost. A Iso our line stock of Men's and Youths' Overcoats and Heavy Uniierwitrc, and a Complete Line of lilankels, Quills, Flnnels, Horse Rlauk el.s, Robes, Ac., in fact all Winter Hoods, at remarkably low pliers. We hnvo opened up in connection with tho People's Store, n First-class MER CHANT TAILORING EST A H L I S H M E N T, under the management or that well known Prince ol'Cnlters, LYMAN ODELL, aud aro now ready to till orders Prompt ly for Tailor-made Clothing in a first-class manner. If wn have no clothes Iu stock line enough for yon we can with dispatch make you a first-class suit on short notice. OL'IS STOCK OF FIXR I) KINS (iOUUS Is tho largest in tho Conntv at prices to suit nil. them in Plush, Cloth, Newmarkets, Ac. and in all tho and are oll'ering Bargains. Wo buy As to LADIES' Wit A VS. wo have .ending Styles, Tailor-mndo Direct from the Manufacturers, and have a complete line at Bottom Trices. CUTLERY Complete Stock of I. X. L. Woods in Pocket Knives and Razors. Also a full lino of American Pocket and Hutcher Knives, REVOLVERS Smith it Wesson, Harrington mid Richardson Arms Company. Cartridges of all Kinds. UNDER AND OVERWEAR FOR ALL. The most Complete Stock of Imported : and : Domestic : Dry : Goods ! In this scctlou of the State. Call and cxantino for youselves. We Will Double Up! TQY THIS we do not mean that wo shall take a life partner. We have not time. But we will double vv the size of our stock next month. On or about March 10 we will go East to purchase our Spring Stock, and wo will try and havo the Finest and Best in Jj orcst County, and will guar antee that wo will give the benefit of Low Prices to our customers. At present we are ottering our stcok of Ladies and Children's Garments regardless of cost ; also our stock of Kcmnants, con sisting of Dress Flannels, Cashmers and everything in the lino of remnants which must be closed out before wo will go East to purcnase our hprinc: stocK, as we want to make as much room as possible. We have only 5 cases of Candee Boots left that sell at $2.40. Come and get a pair be fore they arc gone. j, ivr, writnx CUT - PRICE - STORE, Tionesta, Pa. WESTERN NEW YollK VKNN HYLVANIA RAILROAD, formerly ., N. Y. & V. R. R. Time Table tnklnjr effect May 12th, l'J. J'.nteru 'I line ,,"lh Meridian. Trains w ill leave Tionesta for Oil Cllv and points West as fol'.ows: No. IW Through Kreljrht (carry Inn passeiiffers).' 0: 10 a. in. No. Ill liull'iilo Express l!i:!l;l noon. No. (11 Way Freight (carryinir passengers) fcrn p. m. No. ail Oil City E. ress H:W, p. m. For Hickory, Tldionto, Warren, Kliixuu, Rrndford, Olcun and tho Easti No. 30 Olean Express 8:1(1 a. m. No. 112 I'iltMbiirKn Express .'1:411 p. Iu. No. IK) Through Fremiti (car- ryiiifr passengers ":1!1 1. m. Trains tilt and no Run Dally and carry pnsseiiifers to and from points between Oil City and Irvineton only. Other trains run dnilv except Sunday. Jet Time Tables anil full information from J. L. CRAK1, A-.'ent, Tionesta, I'a. U. HELL, Oen lSupt, J. A. FELLOWS, (en'l l'usseuer ,S Ticket Asrrnf. Rullalo, N. Y. GENERAL MERC ' NTS. Dealers in Wo have our Stock of Clothing made for us, i.nd havo in stock n very fine lino of Ready Made goods. In fact the best in Western Pennsylvania. Very low prices. A nice line of. OVERCOATS sultnblo for Holidaypresciits. boot; SHOES ! Au Extra fino assortment of all tho best makes at Rock Prices. FIXI? I.IXIi OF JEWELRY. Oold and Silver Watches iu great numbers. Kings, rius, 4se., Are. - Hold and Silver Watch Chains, Charms Our Quccuswat'O Department is Complete In llest" Albion" TRUNKS, VALISES, S ATI! ELS, Ac. Brussels, Inirrains, Hemp, Special Room for Display. Window Shades. Oil Cloths of all shades and designs. Highest market prico paid for Hides, Furs, Ileeswax, Sheep l'olts, Ginseng, Ac. DAVID MXNTZ. JUST 19. We WILL March 181. AT THE iii:.vi OF THE? And give more valuo for J1.00 than can bo got elsewhere ! IF XT IR, 3iT I T CJ IR, E. Also, UNDERTAKERS, TIONESTA, VA. Wo ismrvv goods i arclust openiuK eur Fall pun-bases of Fall and Winter Ooods, and marking them at prices that KNOCK. THK JIOITO.M OCT OF 'ItOCZt UOTTOSI!" CLOTHING, OYEHC0ATS, CLOTHING, Onr Clothlna Room has never been so CHOCK Fl'LT. of r.uru;ains as this Full. Suits.ra-.iKiuK in price from fl.dO to $'iO.(M). A tmrtrain iu eery suit ! Our stock Is thu Largest, Assoitinent tho Rest, and l'ricca tho Ict of AN Y in Forest County. RAYMOND'S PECTORAL PLASTER The yvouderful Cnuuh euro. A posilivo euro for Whooping Coiiuh and id! Throat, t'lic-t nml Lung Troubles, and all l'ou;;lix. Is also tho best knew n Remedy for local u....i. ..u ... w.'.L.tt..., -I.. I Sold ,y all ili u-isls. aug7-ly. What a Comfort! iOVEBCOATS We KNOW we are Hi nd'Hiartcr for Overcoats! We v. ill sell a good Chinchilla Overcont for M.eO. Wo will sell a good Plain Overcoat for $ UH. Wo will sull Finer tirades at prices to correspond. We havo an Excellent Linx of Orm-oats ranging in price from ?:.30 to ?J0.l)H. Jn Roys' ami Youths' Overcoats wc can lit and plcaso any liov from four years up. .fir DON'T BUY OVERCOATS TILI, YOU fit) TIIHOLC.!! OUR STOCK! A LARGE LINE OF FINE DRESS GOODS! Wo have Cashmeres, Silk Warps, Silk Plush, and other goods too numerous to men tion. Call aud examine, the goods aud wo will suit you iu styles and prices. Ol'R CXOTJ.IIX IMSrAItTMEXT. Fino Reaver Overcoats, former price $14.00 anil $10.00, we are now soli in gat $7.7.) and $!).'. Fino Chinchilla Coats and Vests from iVi.ot) to $12..r0. Wo also havo a lino lino Calkscrew and Worsted Soils at remarkably low prices, that we Guarantee to tit us well as any Custoni-Mado suit in Western Pennsylvania. We aro selling a lino of Full Lined Punts that wo Ouarautoo to suit tho biiyer at 79 cents per pair. SEXTS' Fuitxisz&ixtt noons. Wo havo tho Largest Lino of the above mentioned goods In Forest County. SPECIAL Gouts' Fino Linen Shirts from 47c. to We. each. "WOOLEU G-OOHDS I Men's All-Wool Jerseys, tho very best mnko and quality, from S5c. to $1.10. Un derwear nnd other woolen goods in abundance. Prices to'auit nil. We havo 150 do.. of Men's Fino Woolen Shirts that we aro selling at Sacrifice prices, in order to make room for onr new Stock. Wo have A lino lino of Ladies' Scarlets, that wo guarantee Strictly All Wool, that we are selling at Gilo. each. SHOES We have in stock tho finest lino of Ladies' and Children's Shoes, nnd Men's and Roys' Roots and Shoes, that wo arc selling nt Special Low Prices. CLOAKS Wo havo n fino line of Ladios' and Children's Cloaks nnd Wraps that we nro sellinir nt prices too low to mention. J EWKLRY of all descriptions. Cali on tho BOSTON CLOTHING STORE and we will convinco you thr.t it pays you to buy from tis. Rt "K ft". f 3MA.RIENVILLE, PA. Tho very highest market prices paid for Hides, Pelts, Furs, Ginseng, Ac. TlilAIi LIST. J i' st before the shooting bfl'air nt the Capitol oa Friday, Speaker Reed I Bbowed to Representative Stewart, of! Vermont, a letter which Stewart thought too good to keep private, aud gave the contents to several colleagues, through filiom iu turn it reached the press. The letter read as follows : Washington. D. C. Feb. '2. '00. Dear Mr. Caruth ; I shall not ac cept tho invitation presented too by the LMue Grass Club. The reason is very simple. I notice that J. F. Dur ham is president. Now, J. F. Durham assured me that during late "Distur bances" if tbey had roe io Kentucky they would kill mo. Knowiug said Durham to be a journalist, his declar ations to me itiipurt absolute verily. I do not wish to be killed, especially in t rAsilING Kentucky, Vibere such an eveut I6 V S. of A., meet every Monday fve too common U attract attention. For I "lnK 1)u!o Whito denroa confer- i , j i . r : red h i and :ld Mondnk's ot each month. a good man to die auywhtro i. of i h. ti. sn KMAKKR, Pres. course, gaiD, but I think I can make T. n. cour, R. s. more by dying later and elsewhere. try truly, I. li. IttLU. O fl.u per annum, Important to Soldiers. J. M. Stephenson, of tbe firm of Garretson &, Siepheuson, U. S. Claim Attoroevg cf Chillicothe, O., will be at lit e Ceutral House, Tioneata, Fa Wednesday aud Tbureday, March 19 and 20, 18'.(0. Increase and rejected claims a specialty. Applicants ex amiucd nod claims based according to disabilities. Bring all papers relat iug to your claims. Many aro en tilled to peciiions who have not ap plied. It you cannot cull write to GarreUon & Stephenson, Chillicothe, Ohio, for information. Respectfully, GaP.ULTSON' & SxU'HKXiiON. DRESS GOODS! DRESS FLANNELS ! It wo'ild tike a whole newspaper to do justice In advertising onr' Ktock of lrcss Gon Is, Flannels and Pomestic Goods. Wo will simply say that wejliavclhe STYLES mid the ASSORTM EXT. The qualit v oi tho jroniK nnd the low prices wo havo n them WILL MAKE Til I'M GO. We Irnve n I ntter Assortment than ever In RLACK GOOliS ! LADIES' XEWMARKES! LAIUIN' JACKETS! MISSES' and CII I LI1!EX'S WRAPS! In Ladies', Misses' and Children's Wraps we arc Riht to tho Front. Wo also have a lino ns&ortuicut of SEAL LTJSEC SACGiTJES! f C-POX T IAIL TO SEE OUR CLOAK DEPAUTM EXT 11 E FORE YOU P.VY 1 K.i- I i 1 ,2--' Boots and Shoes. Rubber Goods. Rubber Boots. Wool Dress Shirts. Hats and Caps. All Grades Underwear. Gent's Furnishing Goods. Gloves and Mittens. . Fine Assortment of Neckwear. We haven't space to enumerate prices, only to say that WK WILL NOT RE VX DKRSOLD. Call in audwo will convinco you that what we say is Till E ; GROCERIES, FLOUR AND FEED. Our Groeory Department is always up to the Standard. Everything .sold at tin Lowest Possible Price. We Uiko pleasure iu show ing goods. Coino and see us. H. J. HERMAN & ECOPKIlSrS & CO. CARTERS Kittle Sts jj PILUS. -iLi CURS Rich Hndiwhe anl n-lieve all t lie trouble Inci dent tilU l.ilioIlK blAttt Of tin Bysleill, blK'tl A4 DuiueKM, Nausea. lrowKiiicf, Dint ress aTl r uaiiiiK- 1'uiu in (lie Side, Ac White their inont rcmurkablu btu.'ctwi iian been bhm u iu curing Heartache, yet CAitTrn n Litti.b Ijvir Pills are eiiailv valuable iu I'mtstipnliMii. curiu ntitl prveiitiiiK' this aniiuyinjf ctunitluint, whilu they also enrrwt all dirttirileni of the bUniuch, Kluniiiute, tiie liver ami rt-gulultt tho bowels. bwu il Uiey only curtU HEAD Ache they would lie almost priceless to those lio suirer Croul this diktresHini; eoinpluint : lut fort limit. -ly their KiMnlneHS does not end liern, and lli' KU wlm once try them will II ml Uiese little iill8 vahml.le in so many warxtluit they will not be Killing to do without tueiu. VM aitr au bleu ue&a List of causes set down for trial in tho Court of Common Picas of Forest County, Pennsylvania, commencing on tiio Third Monday of March, lHtni, Special Term : 1. S. Kastcr vs. James C Welsh, Xo. .1(1, May Term, 1SSS. .Summons iu assumpsit. 2. Mary It. Pox, Joseph M. Pox and Hannah Pox vs. Oeorjjo J. Lacy, Freder ick C. Lacy, Frank lluliner and Cieo, H. Lacy, No. -Jii, .September Term, 1S8I1. Suiiiiii him in trespass. Attest, CALVIN M. ARNER, Prolhouolary. Tionesta, Pa., February 17, lX'M. Court reclamation. At an adjourned term of tho Court of (".Minima Pleas of Forest County, held on Dei emlier 'iiith, lH-!, a special venire was ordered lor the. trial of Civil Causes in said Common Pleas Court, to meet on tho Third Monday of .March, A. 1). ls'.K), at it o'clock P. M. RY TIIE COURT. Attest, Calvin M. Arni:h, Prolhonotary, Tionesta, Pa., February 17, lfc'JO. DRUGGISTS & TSOPJESTA, SIGGINS ! GROCERS, CH'USCP.IBE For the IlKriiiucAN, only la the hatie of bo many lives that neiv li where we muke our irreat boaat. Our oilU cure It wlnle others do not. C'Ain bu s Little Liver Piliji are very small and very easy to tuko. ine or two pills make a d.me. They are etrlclly vegetable and do not irriKi or )uri;e, lint by their Keiitle ait Ion K lease all who use tiiem. In vials at l cents; v for $1. Sold every where, or sent by uiiui CASTES k-EIlCIKE CO., Vtv Tort fail Ml Mta UPnMi NOTICE. Notice is hereby yiven that application will be made at the next meetiii); of tho Rnard of Pardons, on the tld Tuesday of March, 1S1I0, fur the pardon of Frank Hunter, convicted ut the Sept. Term of tbe Court of tjuarter Kussions of Forest County, of attempting to procuro and procuring an abortion. C. C. RUMRERGER. NOTICE. Whereas, my w ife has left my bed and board without just cause or piovocaliou, I hereby warn all persons against allowing her to contract any debts on my credit, as I will pay no debts contracted' by her, Pktkk 11k.ii. Kit. Wolfs Corners, Pa Feb. l, ".J 4i-at IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS UK FOUND WIE! FRESHEST' GftQCEniKS. UERIUE.S, FRUITS A VEOETAULICS OP ALL KINDS, IN SEASON. Iu our Drutr Department, which is in charge of a thoroughly competent Clork, will always bo found tho PUltEST DRUGS AND CHEMICALS! PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CAKE. WM. SMEARBAUGH & CO., DEALERS IN CLOTHING. DRY GOODS NOTIONS HATS, CAPS. GROCERIES, QUEENS WARE, STATIONERY, CANNED GOODS, CUTLERY, JEWELRY, TOBACCO, CIGARS. foGirt! XcFi'usl XoackAJiol JL.OOt:3 ItlilCUTUn, aiwt trVfc iVc S!i,t Vl'EAt Dcu't Ui ilic w;iBlrn iinv ail ilio.i4 tirir ga, Wx we SoiffsAOIfjWng ONCB A WSLK VV.i M. ONCB A UONTll VCi'jt WCMISM. -1 find it a tip tip Hurnoaa H-itnim. VCLFF&RAHOOLFU.rbiiauithla NOW FOR THE FALL k 1 ITER TUBS Where to buy goods to lit the seasou is tha qiics-ti'm now, and the answer comes, at 3D. IBIISIETT'S ' FAMOUS LOW PRICE ST0RB Where New Ooods aro eonUantly arriv ing. His place is Headquar- bey Sobs i IsTOTIOlNrS, LADIES' AflD CELT'S FURNISHING O-OOIDS, CLOTI1INO, HATS, CAPS, ROOTS AND SHOES, HOSIERY, FLANNKLH, JEW ELK Y, tiLASSW ARE, tl':CE.SWARE, Ac, Ac, A COMPLETE LINE OP GROCERIES & PROVISIONS will always bo found at my store, and al ways tho best ami freshest tho markets ul lord. Call and examine my Stock and Prices, and bo convinced that I will sell you fronds as low as tho lowest. Ctmiiliy l'l-oi'-ice. Hafts and Junk taken in exchange, and the highest prices allowed. "QUICK SALES AND SMALL PRO FITS," is my motto. IAVII XSAKXKTT, opp. Lawrenco House, TIONESTA, PA. D00TS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY ! GOODS OF FIRST CLASS QUALITY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. &UGUST MoilCK Jit. of tho lli-iu of MORCK URO'9, OPTICIANS, Specialist in Errors of ltclraction of tha I'.yo. Examinations free of charge. WARREN, PENN. WANTED RE LI A RLE AGENTS to sell onr Now High Arm Autonialin Sewing Machine, Tho No. (i. Liberal inducements. Address WHEELER .te WILSON MFG. CO., Philadelphia, I'a. lUblished 1048. SEND vmir Job Work to the REPUB LICAN Otlice. J
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