SEL ECTEp Human. A pr::yer---•Nt;v; I lay.' Pa?.ts.: unknown- l On a bald bead (lectors' charges i•J mail tip,' zilcl bt tu;:irried • A (~:r.1.-tlodgera who avoids we::riu s g tight C.lla,t, a In m Im - -; no front It's e.v,g for the - hotd clerk to keep 'warm. a.1.i. - ayAmriging over the re2,iktr It is teldom that\ so much mutual satisfaction is_ehrimiciedlin four litie . a •is iu the following: 'lhe.rouu who could' riot find IVOIAS to express his feClings wz:zis to peon t pnr ele:se a dictionary. fit I\largarc t, Eitt - Aen's wife, E!X months in broil and strife; Death CalliEL:lll2.Pt and hither free, .1r,.1?1 t.ac glad, and she. • Pie , enee of mind: A moment after the explo!,lou at the Jewell llilia histßlurs day a terrified bdotbliell darted behind a pc.r; . *L•ravrket Nvoman • for. protection, i. eltitehing her skim., .reasssutinp,ly erica:' ; the wust over.' An (11 , . nhd , lt•nl N . l - 11 , ) le - 01 suffered disappoititineut, fun:, defines the human rice: ‘.11:::1, n eringlornerateLi in is.; of smoke, confusion, voneeit ,• and 1 - ,6:;th. Woman, and waiter, ~Morey, on the aforesaid L im:j Her mistake: 'Why . do you stippo.e. Rco.l is always tlriviug t , ) ?' uske:l one Austiu gen.ll ,, min of anoth.:r. 'His wife says goes ovtr - anlmire the beauty of 'the tiros the reply. 'T e,, but y.ife . kw)w the: beauty of the plae, - , is a young widow?' Xr.liry 34110:i, Ilk: Al)g10 C LI ash6cl Ci yout,gla , ly in Washington, o.,t:re not a liver ne,:r here called 11,- Potomac?' 'Oh, yes, indeed Mr. J.;:aes; and at a place. called Mt. V.:rt.cla tilure ()my dwelt/ a Mr. Washington; you may have hira; hi:; father tv,:s an _ (1':1 Bill lari,s h w6ri'i v(o.e next fall. Bill: 'Onlyi weeli the lonit4 sr rr at a purl( ii ;t :z-:;piol,riate Las' Light Le 'was at a tarrif I , atherin', a;.:1 if it doosn't,'sty is t'..;e paper) that Le ;.!..yle A approiniatc; address on that side , Izmr; k. tr , tr.i pi is for puretion it's ali ~ Oa! but if he's agin tarrif, why ,haa't he inalie a i,. ippropriate address Ilk,‘ a man? Tllat's 'what I want lox • An old llaclie.lor at Now Orl-ans deteric' frop commit tilig matri mony in the! foPowin, - ; Thinhinfz• over sui,j- et :, , ,d particularly of am expimte of mantaining a family, he sut the table in hit.: londy 'abode with plates for IliniEof and itha2inary wife and five He then sit down to dine, an 1 tc: °lien -as le- ;:e!rel : t,i; '11;‘ put . the quanti!,y ;_t.cit t,!lo zuld 1 - , , : v(. , ,yeti the th . .! 'salad tim,! comparilig t L CO: a Imelielor. IZCZO Atiiong the many thrilling incidents Ihe Put.. - Asi - ,nr , , (Va.) during he lato el ate.: I,y a correponclat thelletroit- Puss, now.. and flit': an atlinshi; one 4.4 s. WritLr loaders of hol.v a darkey "utilizuT! theisitimt l ien t.o ge4. bis cart out of the' It 'IG nr_l(.l - _ll2,Ar r cll by a dozen teA: dents that,: t•ne .ttfternoon during the inVOStrileEt a ne;'oe'd her: e' 'tool cart l . were street running no from the d. pot. , Tiiehoi'se 'tugg.2l and .t..raitied no pp:l'llo.se, and th” driver, inAead 'of 'a eating himstqf out Ity u.;ing toe whip or strai l bing his Inut:eic. hi a lift on the Wil , A.lr, w , dl - -i' a .ros , the . :treet :.nd rat do.v,u in the shade: Cau't Ivoti i'mthcze him?' a<kr 1 :1 pea ' Istria: ', , p(ct,.z. `Ana what ari? ',you going to do?' .I . ze ;wine to wait.' In tie eonrse on do- la y.l .- imlf-hon r dat 010 hose our gwi ue to be :seart halt to ikath.' ( In about twt4t.ty tuinotz.s the . tutten 'lmola of a gun \r a. 3 hear 1 from Grant's lille, anti cit.cetly a solid shot was heard coining with it4 . m-rn-m! : „ the old horse heard it and Wgzin to ilane, and as the mi:-'sile sailk a I hove' him and knocked .:•plinters frt•in iite hotel, he ',yanked' ; t t2e.mheels oat. of the ;lit anti 'atarted oft' as if death was aft, r hire. " • - •61. , • • i AIL: talou . - ‘1: , ." 1, 1.::.,' tot;1;. .:111,11,,,'d• .1- , q with fuel ou their wa: ) . Inn • et.iit, I.n .afarm, r tyht , ! . /CIOC plithrezii::YiTtcgia-- Sootoll zt.:(211 liinuer cn-c• it yC;tr,.a.;‘ tiAitl;airk ft; Ca t! Lle,!•rtletiorri.:l T:“..scatit t-ni'pticil :rota the llags of Ch-pultu the latOeked tutdiont.: efiof the valut. , our ti:r.i;ll crop Ivr time Id -corn.. • 1 , 3 - bringing' 113 .- . A carelet;s • in“ti set -ont Pi Onc•.! f,•111.1 . 1i.` elltiini.7 ill Cil4fOr ;.!:./',4 ago 0:31 - n<xer:i . ou ft-w it, ~31t1 is lialS sprinkka :dung the Coast, creeplug inland. r.mlges 1 ranea mre. OW.: •A , man with a taste for peppery greco.: piauted water rOSS iu New Ze L !anti, and the little plant lar.R. sprEaa., do . :that - the localT Legislature fu appro- . prime n,rou4 stun to improve 1 , the water mct:i . ont of existencl:. and the water i:ourses. A kindly uth•guide(i brought over to New York a b of :ip.t:rows not twenty , a.:70, and the little wr,tele9 have :drcijy driw i n lazdf . cur bong bills jut° the woods. ° Iu South Anstralia tlit3 saran thing wa:; done, and the bii - thi are clean ing out the fruit crop. Th.yy ,be Lear same day. Natured seli_Ction ;r3' occasionally wiser in finding a j_laei. fur- Then and animals tliatirat!n.— Press. o , l3stAle Jout i, s. :hel 1111 cation g:.inst a farmer,-;toti mien tie naffed 1.• settlement agricalbinsi took I;bu - Tint Lubt.e. big pasture atirt-peilated c.n.t.a wild steer as the - particular picco t.f qropi , rty to bzt lc vied upott. Jones cii!ti=oci 1.110 suer uronud f.br n whilo, anti ion sat (town, toi(1; taking out his book la•gau to finite.. 'MO, are fun doing, there?', asked the grzatgey. 4 21.targiug milage,'. replied the eon. the. ithoitt. looking up. , 'Do I;hav'e it '4ll to pay?' I;as p e d the . ~ raucher„ - - - ..- . 'V'oubet.' . . . 'Then take lhil'hune heifer hew. I eat stand sny such gtnne as that.' Hare an Jim in Life. Our American poet in-ins, •'Pbalm - of bays: 'Be riot like dumb driven cattle, be a hero in the..Arife.' It is not ail of life to eat, Slezp and at - tin - tint - date wealth. Life is to grand, de_ep incompiehenoibie" that those who have.gathered MOS'. froni its hidden t`, plead the greatest igneranez‘: The ttudeht tihoult3 set hi; inaly high awl strive to 'reach it. The youth ,itaiting out in life, wilt succeed better if he has puriJose and even down to uhi ago, lie who Work.s with an aiw, -no eomplishei, more, than he who - . lets life dome as it way. A young lawyer once said, ' I will work until I get :350.000 then I uie' an to travel and see soni-..thing of the world.' A friend remarked i:,upposa yon: never get your $50,000.' "Erne I I mad` not I but I wilt accomplish more by making the ttfor. t. • Wticu a young - man says, there is no me for me to try, I never : Can. Unite; inore - ol inyself than I am, and I inay as 1)-. ,eonteutel to take life. as it - - CO:MIS. It will not take a proi;liet •to reveal his fiat:ire. De15':116,4. ;.,•ottn:g mall or ween it ly too lat., yeti c ilI have to regret Wasteii t •, t •11 lt •n ts aml sa Iti er wasted. oirdertuuities and privileges. Take the . warning given:• Do -not float dow,ta.-:the current of life airally, but seize the oars and propel the bark of life to its proper destination. Beat back the dangers that beset . , your course Let not your life with its pr,-T' ions. opportunities be endaniii by even a contact with evjl. • ' A boXtp- may fur a time float quietly down the Rmootli stream, but there are breakEr;; ahOad, . SG' life in y untlis annpy, hopeful flays, nut the'baa, klesolatc-d jeers, when light lileauires have pas3'e.Cl allay, and there are great responsiblitiea to. be met.. lAgiiin our poet says 'Life is earnest, life is real.' Young Wen ilnd uf3iiitens;_ eld -men and wono and gad thought lest; ellibiren, cultivate your:, talent. Place them iu the very btis't position in your power, Decide irameiiately that. yen still make tl.e n10:4 Of -every op portunity. li op on d.:ciaing every lay through tile, that no 'good shell pass within your reach but that yon will have your sin9e o 1 it. Careful at all times to.tnin your iltck on evil; thus you may hope to liven in all :that is t-nobling iu character and: become a shining liLdit to other:.. - Some !nay say, I haVe known men and women who seemingly lie done all in their power, and have accr,fAtplish no more than trinitywho take t44gs us tic:: come. True ! but tliey - 41",;enjoy nni'ny blessings which coul I m•qr have bc_n theirs I)us for the effort Fit Thrill to obtain them. PiAce your 'aitns ati , 3 strive to edell them. T'lero L;rancarly 20 y , ars remaining in this century—U-3 1.9,11! century; so grand in its invo;ntio - thz,' so lull of Lion Ilion ana Wotatii whose flames shall be banded down. to., peter- . i!y. Who knows but that we, humble as oar talents are and meagre oue -ad vantage:4, may not in the nest 20 y, ars . add to the honors and I:chi:Newer:ls of this eentary. TL,ere are other inwu t ions ti. - (fde !, more men and women of '.~'aided and g eat. deeds yet iliel-no. Feu! le reared in luNury and case are net inclined to aspirti,to great highi=. They can übt,work and uvercuue eulties as tliok' who , ir e aqicustomed to h,!rilahips :aid struggling against adver sire all their lives. Thus N s ve find great from humility grow. Se: ; euce with her vast stores of untried! . 1 wealth lie 6 Niaiting . forl men of gcniuP,E fr . ) unfold Lind ntiliz , :d for the god inankind, Progress calls for mise men and women to lead the human race out of the ignorance. and super, titioirof the Past, into the light and truth the Pre!•ent, and prepare - far the ac cunmlating ttecer;!4ties of the future. . " Why, yudi• hand feels as sAgs silk," aid I, :Is 1 :14( k hands with the vsidow; " ;`.;:onseme; (Iq.ior," "1191-.1 kith some more of yoUr 11 tttet y, -We you •Nly harnis are not as sof7f as yoni.divn this minute."-- '• your hand," sahl 1; I :'ffels so soft I.'d be afraid to slpteeze it. LT -neV'er felt anything so soft." q , "Now, doctor, just listeitat.frwi . Kgahl If you never felt anything,' ag Vt as my hand, and even softer—much .safter—yott know it has been your fault." an k kihouo4 the wi low. blushed as their+ sormlshe had :7- -• • said it. • - .`•.:Pra . y,"- said I, liecoMing aetiily inter " what might I hp.C-efelt tlkut is softer than your hand :" Hush, now ! You v l - don't: - know, of course. Yon are ve'r, innocents:" and then I could have sworn the willow teas blushing. " Upon my honor; I idou:t know," \sus my : still more interested' ; you tell me or show me i" 1111=1 ffMMMIM=I " Then show inc, won't you!" " 1 don't like to. ,Dut you are such a tease and suh a dunte,.one iiiust do almost anything to get•rici of }`du."! • • "Certainly." ' ,Anil she took niy litnia,niiiieingly in Itenf "NMI shut your eves, doctor.' 1 clo.icl my eyes in an instant. She, lifted my band - up :ual, up: I held InS breath, awl, dear reader, before 1 suspected what she Was about, she had placed it gently 'aeon—my head Two little bOys of TarOtt= • • . First twrbwed some phis. ant thi:n bent 'em When their pa 'took a .seat, • They both beat 'a retreat, • Ati likewie did the felloWrwho lent 'ern. ' We' take great:pleasure in caliinr; the I.lt iention of our friends and' cuStorners to Dr.; i 13ossidm's Cough and Lung Syrup which is perfectly harmless, pleastit to the taste, will. not animate, and givesrClief almost instant ly. It matters not how Severe your Cough , i may be,low'many cough` medicines you . hace• i.!,tried, or how many phyaicians you have eon 7sultert, the tonic, soothing and thealing pro perties of this medicine will loosen:it and us•: sist the Throat and Lungs toe;pel the offend ing matter. leasing them in' - a healthy Cori 1 dition, free from irritation; and the air pas.; ' sages- , besides in : vigor:aim; I —and strengthening- the general itYstetn. -Price SO cents. ; For the positive cure of Consump tion. Couch's, Colds;-Asthma, Bronchitis, Dry Ilacking.Congh, Loss of Voice, - Irritation of the Threat, Boreness of the Chest, ;rains in the Lungs. Spitting of Blood, Croup, Infin ettzav Wllooplng C(201, and Lung Fever, we recommend this medicine above all others., . Yours truly, ClAniz.B. Pedant, - -, 7-- • June *2.--dy. , S. End Ward House L-/ock: Death to rats, mice, roaches aud aunts; Parsons', Exterminator. - Barns; granaries and honacholds cleared atsingle night. 3Va fear of bad smells. Best and cheapest, .ver min killer in the world. S - ald everywhere. 11Y. D. rEE-r 450.11E7}111,V1; QUITE SUP( BAD BOYS A Card. "I N - LiTI? LARF, - AND 1017 ER 5311.4"' "I never larf I never And I never lark nor But I sit and - croak, and is single joke I I bare—which is to say : "Oh, I am a coolc, tintl a captain. bold,. And a mat o t the Nancy . brig; And a lxstin 4 ,tight,. and emidshipmitc, And the crew Of the captain's gig.'! "0 elderly Man; it'alittle•l know Of the duties cif men of the sea; . ! And Pll eat - my hand if T' understand However von can ho ; • , it once a cook, and a.cafitain bold . - And thelnato of the Nancy brig, And a ho's - un tight, and a midshiriite, And the crew of the captain's gig. '7 Then ho . giive a hitch-to ins trousers,which Is a trick all seamen lam, • And having got rid of a thumping quid, Ile spunhis painful yarn : • , „ "'Twas in the good ship Nancy Bell :I A . That. wo sailed to the. Indiau sea, ' f ,: •'` ..And there on .0, reef, wc. came togrief,.; . . Which has often occurred to me. r "And pretty nigh all.the _isrew AVUS drowned (There was serenty-:eveno soul), 'And only ten of the Nancy's ineu Said 'here r to the muster-roll. I "Thee ..- was me, and the cook, and tho f :cap tain bold. • . And the mate of the Nancy brig, And the bo's'n' tight, and a midshipinite i And the 'crew of the captain's gig. 1 "For a month We'd neither wittles or think Till a-hungry wo did feel: i So we dralved a lot,. and aecordin' The captain for, our Meal. .1. "The next lot fell to the Nancy's mate, - And a delicate dish he made: r Then ourappetite with the midshipinite We'§even survivors stayed. .$. "And then we murdered the loo:sun tight, And ho much resembled pig; 1, ; Then Nye wiltted free,did the cook :4 me, On'th'e crew of the eiiptnin's gig. ; . "Then only the rook and me was left, And the delicate question.'Which; Of us fwo goes to the kettle arose And We argued it otitas rich. “For I loved that co. k us a;l_n-other, I did And the cook be worshipped me r But we'd Moth he blowed if we'd either be stowed, • - In the 'Other chap's hdld,.yon• gee. • he:eat if you dines Off me,' says Tom; 'Yes . , that,' says I, 'yOu'll be . ; • Bin boiled if I die, friend,' quoth I: . And 'Exactly 11114101 e. - Saks he: 'pear James, 'to.milreter utc Were a foolish thing to do, Fer don't you see that You can't nonk in6';; l While I will—and can—cook you "So he bolls the water and takes the. salt' '- Andthe peppers in Portions : true • (Which he never forgot), and !some chop l ped shalot, . . And somo•sage and . arsley too. • "'Como here,' says he, will a proper pride, . Which his smiling features tell; . "'Twill soothing be if 1 let you see i How extremely nice you'll smell.' "And be stirred it annual and around and - around,S And ho sniffed at the foatninz froth; When I ulis nqth his heels and'smothers his squeals In the sown of;the .broth.; "Aml I eat that cciok in a Ni-eek ca. • And—as I Lting o lx) The last of his chops,' I.4most drops, ° For a weSsel ia.4glit I see , And I never larf, and 1 ne - vpr snide. .A.nd 1 n7dver lark.-ner nut 1 sit.tin‘l croak, and a single _ joke 1 have—whieh is to J am acook amba'eaptain bob!, And tho tuate of the .Nanct; brig, And a Ilo'sitn. tight, and a midship mite, And the crew of the captain's gifi.!" A. IL Bu1'& CH FALL AND WINTER 18 8 1 r AITEN rioN Is INN IZ 7to our first-class T HeatlngStoves They arc! t 94.? well .I , :nown rclu . 4e any ; coratzw-at,laton.;l-- • New Hecla, IXTestminster, \V4 , also haw'. ,•lin},'.'f CM] Nri BASE r - BITRN1.:11S, the tiost, e),tr-s' iu tbt 1.111:11:(1, . • (1,-m :,:d1 5 1.).1 111:::,•Til lira In , exi . :i.to-lvo .G•=i,i-W0013.- - !i I:AfING' STO;kES in gr( . ` NI. I+ll% r l7 Zra't " " • . - nt))1 HAPPY THOUGHT RANGES SAM iu TowAntki And Viriniiy by 4.. • • • ' - 1)1V ) . ( A ,LALGE StOCK O 1 Wood CCOOTS StOves CA RRLA (JENA KEitS AND. BLAC,MITHS UPI! LIES, • , • AN,D FIENERAIOitCp.R HARDWARE, MAIN ST., TOWANDA. .Towanda.. Oct. 31st, 18s1 K 1 Orcewn 0) u I f r ' Geo. Brown, 4s Marshall St.', ProvldEmei, L, cured by Cuticula Resolvent (blood puri fier) St - d Cuticula and Cuticora Scan (the great skin cures) of a Ringworm Ruiner got at the barber's, which spread all over- his ears, neck and face, and for six years resisted all kinds of treatment SKIN HUMOR. ; F. IL Drat., Esq., .1 gent for Darper Bros , Detroit, 'ltllclaigau, gives au astehishlng account of his case (eczema rodent), which Lad been treated hy a consultation of phyalcians - without benefit. and which speedily yielded t tbe anti cunt ltesolvent (blood purifier) internally, Cut!• cnra and Cuticura Scap (the gtest skin cures) externally. SCALD HEAD. . A;liisymouth Auditor F. W.. .J." & S. U. ft.. 'Jackson, Mich.. was cured' of Scald tread of mine „years duration by the outicure itemedies. ECZEMA. Eton. Wm -Taylor, Byston, Mass., permanently cured of a humor of a humor (4 the face and scalp [eczema) that had been treated unsuccess fully for twelve years by many of Boston's beet physicians and most noted specialists, as'wellas Eirropeau authorities. MILK CRUST. Mrs. Fowers;' 143 Clinton St.. Cincinnati; speaks of her sister's child, who was cured of tuilk.ernst which resisted all zeinedies for two years. Now a fine healthy boy, With a beautiful head of hair. FALLING HAIR. Frank A. Bean, 'Steam Fire Engine 6. Bokton, was cured of Alopecia; or falling of tho hair, by the Cuticura Resolvent (blood purifier) internally and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap (the Arent skin cures) externaily, which completely restored lith hair when all said ho would look it. • . TREATMENT. The enticurs treatment consists- in the inter nal use cf the Cuticura Resolvent, the new blood purifier, and the external use of Cutieura and Cuticura Sear, the great,skin . cplicultA ' .. _ 'Remedies arc fpr sale by all druggists •Price of Cuticura, a Medicinal Jelly, ornalt boxes, 5 0c.; large boxes, $l. turicuiu lintoi.vx.tr.r, tho new Blond Purifier, $1 per bbttle.: Cunovae .80,t?. (the queen of medicinal and toilet soaps) ; 2:;e. CUT/CUBA i . }.:DICINAL SHAVING Saari, lle. Princi pal depot, • . , WEENS & POTTEIt. Boston, Mass. try i A ~Ivl t , .. , 2_ , 11t ir ...--„ 4....:;,.431., ~4 E:i 1 . - - , LI , ....,, c gi l " . 1 / 4 _, ~., f .- - :•,' . _.,-..- -,.,...( - - . 6":::::' i;:-1. , ; K .. _ • =l '';,.: -----, <A;; z T-:.• . i., -- ,-''-r, '-."--..: Sanford's Radical Curd. Clear head and voice, easy breathing, sweet breath, perfect; smell, taste and hearing, no cough, no distress, by using SANForin's RADICAL CUILE. . Sneeze until your head. is ready to fly off, eyes and nose running- water, throat parched and blood feverish or take Srnmonn's "Upturn, Conn for Catarrh and be cured. Witch Hazel, American Piuo, Canada Fla, Mari gold snd Clover Elossonis are what Sanford's Radical Cure Is made of. One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent and Sanbrd's Inhaler, in one, package for $l. Seld; every where. • WEEKS fi POTTER, Eciston ts 3 L ELECTRICITY /- . Gentle • yet effective, united with healin . a . ..Balsara' . der COLLINS' VOT.TAIC ELECTRIC PLASTP.RS one hundred superior to -all other plasters Or every Pain, Weakness and lntlsw- I j .6 . e.,..,.01 !nation. Prior, Si cents. ''• - " , ka ror Sold everywhere. NEW. FIRM I NEW STORE NEW GOODS Ed. Mouillesseallx, (F.'ornierly with Ilertilelman,) I - HAS OPENED A Jewelry Store or 1118 OWN IN P Al? TON'S - BLOCK, With Swarts & Gorden' Store. Street. Towanda. Pa., Wpera keepa a FCLI, ASSOII:,.3IMiT ov Gold s , Silver Watches SWISS' AND A MERI,O CLOCKS; -- JEWELRY, :.c , 'I'ECTACLIF,S, 'ETC gip His Skick is all NEW and oT the FINEST QUALITY. Call and secitli yourself. - REP,A [RING DONE PROMPTIA' ENGRAVINt; A SOLCIALTY IMM Lafayette Haase, . . Corner Second and 1.1 :•dreeLs 'Northwest, near PenntAylvania Aviinue. WASHINGTON, 1:1*. C. • Within dsquare of the Capitol. , Street cars pass 4:ear the door to all parts of the city, Convex)- ! lent to ho depots. This is just the hotel for r Pennsylvanians. visiting the National capital. l:ooms.ccell Inn/Jelled. and the i:lcaiest and best he,ls in the city. Table Bret class. holird- from .s 2 to i 3 per Uay. Itcdnevd fate's by Ow week or motffil.; NV ILL LA :11 • S . AN DE LtliOST, • Proprietot ,:onai unto, csiaol. 73111 Late of the Cozqtrf .fau :I-ti • TER& D. V. STEDGE, .Ihinufactitrer of oat Dealer vi HUMAN .: HAIR - GOODS. lk AS WIGS, BANDEAUX, the poptiler Chatelaitie Hrinid, EyERYtH IttLONGINGT7TunH:kInTRAE n-speel.lAttetition given to COMBINGS- Roots all turned ouo way. swrreins from $1 upwards, Also Agent for "Hiiric•r'r Face Po :der, Madam Clark's Corsets, and Siioulder Brace Ehistics- -CZ—Particular attention paid V) dressing ladlta hair at their homes or at my place of businesii, ow r Evans & Itildretb's Store. • naviS.Cia Mils. D. V. iiTEDGE. O 1 The Puhailers of the REPEDLICAN have p arranged so that they areable to offer. , - • the popular family paper—The STAG SPANGLED BANNEE4for one, year to every new subscriber to the lirunucts who pays $1.81. The•BAsur.n is a splendid hotue paper. Specimens may be seen at this office, or will be sent by ad dressing, ,1 BANNER,- Hinsdale, N. H. H CYR S Said 25 eta. In stamp or currency for the se L vigr.tr morrtom of "A Treatise on 'the Horse and his Diseases." it gives the beat treatment for all diseases, has SO tine engravings showing BO OK positions - assumed •by sick horses better than can be taught in any other way, a table showing doses of all the principal medicines-used for-the horse as well as their effects and antidotes when a -25 poison , • b-large collection of 31-1 vAuTAVLS. RECETPI,3. , rules for telling -the ago of a horse, with an engrating showing teeth 'of each year mud. a largo amount :of other valuable horse information. Htivdreds 'of horsemen have pronounced. it worth more than books costing . $5 and $lO.. The fact that 200.010 sold in about one year before' it was se. vised ahowsi how.popular the book is. The re., vised edition is KM= Mons mynas:lmm . Srau you c.incimsii. -4WENTEI WARTED. 11; Kendall & Co., En%ditirghialli, Vermoitt. afar 114 yr. - ' Stevens & Long Gelutral Deole - ra -in t GROCERIZ COUNTRY PRODUCE v . k HAVE REMOVED' iskA j 4C • •ri,t 4 COlt. MAIN AND STS•, . f . ..„ -•.- • , , • ;t_ They invite attention to tfieir completo assorliaeikt anti very large stock of ESPECIALTATTENTION, GIVEN Anil Claith Pala Pni• Desiralil.: Kinds.: M. LIENDELMAN JEWEL LER, ~Ve:d dom. to Dr. 11. C. l' rug Store J- W ,t,, Ll 3: )r) SPECT.ACLESq& EYE (LASSES, FROM THE CHEAPEST TO THE,CEST. , • - i r .., W- ALL OF WHICH WILL EE SOLH AT T‘E VEST LOWEST PRICES.. ' 7 - . 1. Clocks. Watches and Jewelry promptly repaired` by anexperionced and competent Workman. ' - fi M. HEN DEL 'I • EIIREK4 riW .4 % tltifri l 71 " MARBLE WORKS Has Marble Works located_ at Depot near of , Piolleys 'Beek Storo,.and ie prepared to fur nish as good quality of Marble as Moro is in the country. t,-:d - 1 tuaitufactitro MONUMENTS &TOMBSTONES GratT Yard Pool., And I sell fifteen per cent. cheaper than travel ing agents .do. Good, satisfaction guaranteed, and all jobs_pnt up properly. I can furnish all kinds of American and foreign marble. lam enabled to sell very much cheap er than any other firm tOCMISO I do my own work. Those wishing anything in my line are invited to call and see for themselves. ..:~ i I ; I PROV'ISIONS, BEI IMII • - to their neir'Ktorf, f L 149i0, 611 ti , t:lnti ct Vox, Stot - ons t More:tr.) cji u iee New Which :they Have yk: .0D hand ' 1.~ w' 1 . f ~r~, t.t~F., PRODUCE TRADE M.. J. LO C biThtili to i e fottntfpt the OLD 4NAND ~ 1 1.1TXS' 71)17): T i• _ WITH A FULL 'LINE OI• FINK AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES 9 STERLING SILVER 7 AND FINE PLATED WAR,E,. CLOCKS, septl9,“ ; 6tORGg OTT . GEOItGE OTT Feb: 16, IsB2 GOLDGreat chance -t9 make money.— Tose who alward take advantage sof the good cliances for making inoney that are offored,generallyibecome wealthy, while those who do not improve such chances re main in .poverty. We want many men. women, boys 'end girls to work for ut right in their own localitfes. Any ono can do the work properly from the start. The business will pay more than ten times ordinary wages. Expensive outfit- fur nished free. ?lo one who engages tails to make money rapidly. You can devote your whole time to the worn, or lady your spare moments. Full information and all Mafia needed sent free. . Address, tirrssog & Co., Portland, Maine, Dec 15—lye - - -1)11. JONES' CREAM ?CAMPHOR. IS THIC NAME of the popular' Linament that cures lthenniatisuL Neuralgia. Swollen or Stiffened Joints, Frost lutes, pain to the Face, Head or Spine, Chopped Hands. Bruises, Sprahis, Burns. Mosquito. Bites; Sting or l tte of insect. Poison Vines, etc., for Mau or Beast Malaya reliable, and almost - instantan eous !nits relief. Having an agreeable odor it is pleasant to apply. sold by all druggists. Price 25 eta. N. B.—This Lininient received a Prizo Medal at the State Fair. Isl 4. idA JONES , l'rop'r, 319. N: 3d St.. Phila.. Pa. . Jan. /3, G-m. JOB PRINTING .ALL KIND'S donp at short notica and reasepable rata the REPruz.tc.ot office. AGRICULTIiI - RA1.411 Brandy i ine Rarpberrieß. • • JENNINAUN COUNEWI, SULLIVAN "a.; Feb..l4th, 1882. I ituve . seven different kintit. Brandywine. iff :the berry for ponr - 'and, - ::. I have four thousand plluts ei, alb IP Jelly picked . twenty 1.11-.1103 and then quit rueanurin'g. •: . I received fifty 4.1,..0111.:;: and then i4op- pad 1,; Threo feet npart I , ir.t. i lie„rowalliekt).l4", foot apalt in the ;ow, us I .B , :t fifake three §qUare ketto each idotnud it rice it Witt take font teen thousand fourgtuu area .plusits tu. t•Ct: an ttCrt., !•!(.1 in Ihp rough I had one third • all at to or orie hundred and fifty dollars an :enc tor .the crop. I . , .. . _ ~ 4 ~ ,';',. E urrow the g'rotttill u, - you ;yenta for 1-•-- , - ... I . ~i o ri!. . . , • . —lf you want to to set - . straight, lay aeresi every 16 fl.et, lay fence 1 -hoards on the' sfielt , i over the furrrmv 'etrtig,hteOlie boar !!; by stikes rta,,a guide. Now oue'-intin Pie ph lOs elipp'ed to 18 or 20 ibelits in length) by the straight ho a rthi, another pulls on the dirt With a' hoe, tuoTely to hol&thein iii place. Remove boaras :ilia' hill np by hand or hope, • The first year crop will pay the set ting. In the tuil..eut outth i o old wood. Keep the—sucliers out hetween the rowsiT hand or horse. Actg.' picking the . heriies clip' oft the . 'sucker:: in the rowe, 84 three feet. The next spring thretigh anti 'thin out your CUR'S and clip them off again, butuch tlffi shorter cut it otf _pruge diem as you vepuld a hedge. Each bull a' limb and iniditi eahu!a ti.m agit(;rdiagly., t, . : If it theM toe thicti and a wet butualer yea will limo some fruit by mil. dew. Again, if yciur land, is poor laud you and te6'. thick year fruit will -be A li iii from one had; at the -Cie nial had 1118 bories on it. El They peter with, whilst others do. - ‘' • 'The Cuthbert Itot List I'3ll auti have not tried that. . Feeding _roirltry; .RaiViig Chiel,:s. I Ono of the secrets or i stees3ful p nil try raising is the art of fee l. Mg properly; I -, not merely at regular inferVals, • but I col the most suitable food, iiiid keeping the i t chicks growing as rapidly 1:14 possilile-i., from the very start. , It; 'is veryv i reor economy to - stint the ponlfry, especially young gr,os hug stuck, .f!„4r, when! once, Stunned, if, takes a king while to recover I if it does occur at all, For the first I . i wen ty• four ' 'hour.:. a fir r the • _chicks .enterge from the•rshell, they should re• man,- under the hi : ti tint:it - de:4yd, both to dry and gain strength anti hardiness. _ They do not:require nny food, as the :.tore nail& provides will last over .thii ; - -: time.. As the chicks hatch soi4i l thrifeii 1 : i rre;,, , :ilarly, th 6 older ones:e%an -6 , 1, crired ,fci•r'.iti•t+;t biers& Until the others tired rea;fYt-to'bei taken away, wheu the hen na i l ti e r brood ein be it:moved! to . 111 rooniv coup, wall a tight-board bottom. ' . f 1 anti a.rani•pro - of roof. •••Phey.sh?ttld lie fed tiVe, tiincii daily, bit only ju l t• what :hey with eat up clean. Tie lirSt food should consist of $-t de bread Moistened in water or in fresh milk—thifi Milk is 1 I decidedly 'prelerabhe. Do not !Wet the food; as la ry moist or sloppy kind will caii-iii Sickness and A high rate la mor tality among young, tende : c birds. Keep the water (for drinking) away . . from them until they are six T i to eight weeks old, bUt if milk . can be spared, i give: them occcsioual- drinks cf it. The I too lavish use, of coin meal has 'caused More death among young chicks than ' I ha= cholera . =bug grown fowl 4. Until. : tin, chicks are . half-grown, corn meal 1 . should be-put sparingly fed, .but after that time, rhen judiciously used, is one of the very best and cheapest foods for fowls and clicks:. Sine-tenths of the young turklies and guinea -fowls, which I die when in the , ',"downy" state, get their derith'4low from corn meal, as it Ih; a very common practice (lieeause it ! L is so "handy," and suits lazy people so i welh)to merely moisten, with cold water some raW corn meal and then feed it in that way: Piting chicks relish_ occasion s til reeds of cracked, wheat and wheat,; Iscreenings, while, rice, well ' boiled, is: i t not only greedily eaten by the chicks, but is one of the very hest things fiat can be. given. It fregneutly happens' thatdamaged lots of rice, or low grades of it, S ean be bought, at low figures; in the cities. sit increases so much iii bulk in' cooking, it is not an expensive fool for young chicks, even •at the reg War retail price, though it would I out, ordinarily, pay, to feed- it to 'hill grown fowls very liberally or very fre-i i u.ntly. In the absence of r worms, bugs, tile., duling early Spring, s chleap pai ts o'f I fresh boef can - he well boiled and shred ! e,i iii, tar the little cliieks, hut care awst he taken' nut to feed more fre quently than ()nee in two days, and only ihet, i:: mi:at-a:thou. This - feeding ,on a,e..t sIo, dsris -v ry beneficial to young 1 ?.: :do y and gniouli chieas vi hen 'they are bathers, :nu" the tint 'quill, as. .1.. II Oil II- y r , tinire extra i.onrishment to . r • pa;r the ,:ruin on immature bodies.— Anzerienn Agriculturist for April. GEO. STEVENS. DoN 'l' NEO LECT TIE GARDEN. 7 -No I.srt farm pays b; tter than the lan,l th:VOted to the *griruen. yet on ;no part• is t!i•• work more *grudging - given. Often it will be trureetiomy to have an acre or two less of Wheat, or other field crop, tut] 2nvi:St• 'She. lat•or • that Avouo have behn given - ;:to theSe npoh the Orden, i -7 4ben fariners learn. that a constant diet bf corned beef. and 'cab-. bage,' . varied-by.portt a..1‘1 beans—both excellent in their way,- can 1w easily varied by many other, and not more costly fOims of food, we Shall hear less of the questiotki, • to keep boys on the farm?' and in other forma of- food, We include an 'omple supply of fruits. t - ; PALES. ) Piles are frequently preceded by a sense of weight in the bark, . loins and lower part of the abdomen, catisingthe patient to suppose he has some affection of the kidneys or neighboring organs.' At times syniptoms Of inctigestien are piesent flatnieuey, nurawt oess or the stomach, etc. A moisture like perspiration, protocing a very' disagreeable itching, particularly at rte . t after getting' warm in-bed. is a very common .uttendaott Internal. Eitermil end Itching Piles yield a. 3zice on tliett - pPlicatinii of Dr. Boar:nies Pile Ilemedy, which sets -directik upon the parts' -.affected, absorbing-the -Tumors, allaying the intense Itching, and affecting a permanent cure where all other remedies have failed: net delay until the drain en the system "p:oduces 'permanent disability.- but try it and be cured.. Price, 50 cents. Ask -your driiggist for it, and When yon cannot obtain it of him, we wilt send iti.prenaid, on ria.ipt_ of price.. Address The Dr. Bostinko Medicine . Co.-Phpia. Ohio. Sold' by Clark It. -Portet;- $. End of Ward lioure Block.. - Jnne 2-tvr RNAWIENTAL JOB -PRINTING O • a apecialtx at the Reevatsca. Othge. CtThTUIli Trios. A. JENNI == A. BEVERLY ,311TH, BO* -BINDER realar Ii Screll Saw Goodcl.. BOO I [CBINDING OF ALL KINDS DONE,; NEATLY and CHEAPLY. Fine Blank Books MY sprkutry. Amateur% Supplies. Thts.department of my business Is very corn plate, and being a practical sawyer myself I know the wants of my patrons. i. WOODS. SAW BLADES, CLOCK. MOVEMENTS, &o, I constantly 011 hand. lii' 8123 worth of-dealgne for $l. Send for price fiats. " REPOT:PEE " BINDERY, i Park street, Towanda, Pa P. 0. box 1512 STOP AT ' T. MUIR& CO:g - e'()11 GIIOc)ERI , ES PROVISIONS. The place to save toPney,b buying cheap Is Si • nornes Main ana Fraaktin Kraals' TOWANDA;, PA. Tnt respictftilly announce to the public that aim? have a large atimk of FlO6ll, FEED, MEAL, DRAW, SALT, FlBti POIVIC, and PROVISRM gonerally. We have also added to our stock s variety of WOODEN WARE, such as BUTTER TUBS. FIR RIBS, CHURNS. ETO. IBM dust received s large stock of Sugars, Teas, Coffees, fiPtces,„llol:7LSON'S PURE SOAP, the best in the, markst, and other makes of sosp Syrup and Molasses, which they offer ai low prices for Cub. , oct'A 77 OE MEI Sale Bills PRINTED REPUBLICAN OFFICE. Chicago & NortipiWestern RAILWAY Is the OLDEST ! BEST CONSTRUCTED ! BEST EQUIPPED ! and hence the LEAPING. RAILWAY •• OF THE • West and .Northwest ! It is the: short and beet route between Chicago and all points in NORTHERN ILLINOIS. 'IOWA...DAHOTA. WY OMING.. Nebraska. Callifinuia, Oregon. Arizona, Utah, Colorado ; Idaho, 'Montana Nevada, and for • bI LEADVLLLE, SALT LAKE. San Frßneisco,Deadwood,SionxCity, Cedar Rapids. Des Moines, Columbus, and all Points in the Territories. and the !est. Also for Milwaukee, Green Bay, Oalikosh,Shebonan, Marquette. Fond do Lac, Watertown; Boughton, Neenah, Menasha, St.-Paul, Minneapolis, Huron, Volga. Fargo; Iliaruarek, Winona. LaCrosse, Owatonna, and all -points in Minnesota, Dakota, Wiscensin and.the Ndr.thwest. At Council Bluff! the Trains of the Chicago .k North-Western and* IL P. Wye depart from, arrive at and use the Etaine joint Union - Depot. At Chicago, dose etitmectionß aro made with 'the Lake Shore, Slichigan Central, Baltimore Sz. Ohio, Ft. Wayne and 'Pennsylvania, and Chicago a: Grand Trunk IPys, and the Kankakee and Pan. Handle Routes, • sir• Close connection* made at Junction Points, 7 It is the OSL'I7 LINE rUnnning Pullman - Motel ;1 Dining ' Cars Chicago ,and CoUiacil Bluffs, Pullman Sleepers on all Night Trains. Insist open Ticket Agents selling you Tickets via this road. Examine your Tickets, and refuse to buy if they do not read over the Chicago k Nortb:Weittern Railway. Ityou Wish the Rest Traveling Accommoda• Hens you will buy your Tickets by' this route, WAND WILL TAKE NONE OTHER. All Ticket Agents - sell Tickets by this Line. . MARVINIIUGHITT. 2d V.l". &Gen:Milner, ape/ • Chicago EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL. TO P. 61111,1. A HOUSEHOLD The poor as well as the rich, the old as well. as the young, the wife, as well as the husband, the young maiden as well as the young man, /he girl as well as the boy, may Just as well earn a . Pa- dollars in honest employment. 'as to sit around the house and wait for others to earn it' for them. We can give you employment, all the time, or during your spare hours . only; travel ing, or in your own neighborhood;; among your friends and' acquaintances. If you do not care for employment, we can impart valuable infor mation to you free of cost. It will cost you only. one cent for • Postal card to write for our Pros pectus, and it may be the means of making you • good many dollars. Do not-neglect Me opportunity. Yon do not have to invest a large lam of money and run • great - risk of losing it. You will readily see that it will be an easy matter to make from SW; to SIM a week, and establishaincrative, and inde pendent buainesti.,;htiborable, staaigbtfc7ward and profitable. Altendlo this matter NOW, for - there ik - AIONEY : IN IT for all who engage with We will surprise you and you will wonder why you never wrote to _us before. WE REED ifoll.axtvtcomaas.iierm. Agdress i• this - - • BUCItE.YE wra co., Nagnit pager.) • Sept. A. *st-rezioe:. - Xenlow, Outo A N D 111 AND AT THE •;]. -T~l~=- .-!4. , ARTICLE $9. CLOTHING 44: 04 NOV 7 IS THE. GOLDEN OPPORTUNI/1 Stylish and Reliable Spring Grannom, MEN YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN, . A'v•PRICES WHICH - CAN BE HAD•tT NO OTHER . HoLsE. .• .. . i . Whilit y eviiittaluing the unifoitn stand rd of -quality la exceiltlie,, rd It , • y: : . . vr• iz ,: ieaterial , . • :„ • . - . .. . • • G OOD: 3IANAGEMENT, .- ~ . - CAM:FiII, 1:(. - 1:1Ne . , . i i and SMALL MARGINS; '(with which I.atu contcit,) t i 4:Ki: ' • RAISED THE STANDARD AND LOWERED. THE PRICE - - . Yi - , UNTIL IT IS A POSITIVT: FACT THAT _ ~, , TIM BEST STOCK 'OF CLOTHING In this vicinity is, now being sold for the le Ist money b,, E. ROSEI\'FIELI), M. HUMPHREY BROs.& TRAcy, ' , • iiannfactnrers and Wholesale Dealers in all kit-Jib 6f =I MEN'S, BOYS, WOMEN'S. MISSES; AND CHILDREN Boots, Shoes, CORNER. MAIN AND ELIZA TIE.T 111 ST R.:Er:is, ORNAMENTED Steel-Plate and High ColOrec / FOLDING CARDS ! Beautiftil Designs ! For 1-)ropTamin'es)Ball Invitations. ! ~,111i. s iile; Givulars ! (tc., &c. Call and Eamine. Reasonable Rates. "REPUBLICAN" Job' Printing Office, Towanda, 20fiET YEARThe original and only, the • favorite national family N.. per. The Brut Sim:faun Basimn, begins Its loth year; January, 1882. Established 1863: The liar. writ is the' oldest and most popular paper of its class. Every number contains 8 large pages, 40 long columns, with many Comte, Humorous and Attractive Engravings. It is crowded full of the best Stinks, -Poetry. Wit, Humor, Futt.--making a paper to amuse and instruct - old and young. It erposea Frauds, Swindlers and cheats and every line is amusing, instruetve or enterhtinicg. Ev. erybody needs it; 50,000 now read it, and at only 50 cents a year, it is by far the beat, cheapest; most popular paper printed. For Id cents six a1;18 silver lampoons are sent with the Bawl= one year. Fifty other superb premiums. Send ten cents for 3 months trialtrip, with fall pros =or 30 cents for liaisr.n a whole year.— ens FREE. Send wow. Address, BANNER PUBLISHING CO., Hinsdale, N. H, RIM FOIL----- TONVA.NI)A, PA. Rubbers,&c, _VW .I' A. .:TILE MOST SUCCESSFUL itEmEDy covered... it Is certairtin its eff-vts nOti blOW:t. Also excellent f•ir Et EMI - MOOP B ELOW. • TROD' COII. L. T. FOSTER youngtitmwn, Ohi ~ Dn. D. J. KENDAI,p_ s Co:—I ha i aver ble Ilanibletoniatirdelt which I pri;:lctry:..l.. ly, he bad a large burifi E.pavic a small one on tho other wh , ...h L.:alc •7' Ilrne; 1 had him under the.. ; Mil nary - surgeons Which fail , d t•• c• one day readingreadingthe advert ',mast Spaciu Colrain the i.'lll. -at:•• F.x1.7..=-• I ed at t•uce to try it, and uLt t•• send Tor it, .they ordered tl.r. • '.'- .t:•• them all and thought I 5..,•.1d trialz I used it according to :,f lonrth day tlia colt ceased tf., lumps haVe disappearei. uekd and :be colts 'nubs - are as irea ns smoottl as airs horse 41. tha ed tin - 1y cur. The curewa4 s.) :_. i I ' IEI I=l.l s k p f., l N it,l O cti A ßs L , A . 2:05 M=M = I let two .or itiy ileighbora t.tve ti t,Wo L. tus.'.,Lv , are now Very . --Ilene ptc tf L. 1.1 t... Spavin Cure ON HUMAN FLESH ratteu's IIiU.. Wasb;tou - . . Da. D. J. iiiiNuAu..Ar Gil which I uaed your lieu Was a inalijuatit ankle sprain a tandiug. 1 had tiled :natty Your -tpuclia Cure. put thi2ifo...: i tae am. 1 for tht• first taco ilaturs.l position. For a faulily }IL abyt.llmv, •se f-% ell Yours truly,. M. p. bt.u. fast r '. E. Church, P.stt, t:s 'trice, $l, per liottle, or butt!tfs f , l Druggists Lace it or can gct be lien: to ir.y adilrers on r....cipt pr:. proprietors, DI:. J. 4: Co burgh 1 , 4115, Vt. Sold at Dr. 11. C. 1'.43i.tet . , , , 1)1217- Slolf- ,rr • :h7 "'r f . i I 4 ! k 4 k _ . ~.. __, , it Wii:' - . i:..rli RENEWER, ;"0 Fray .1 t • It.c hair has ftlicn vti i :mparts. it ,ofirng when letr.elt u:•1 L.:1. - .. tirelS7 l l:•• , •.: trom :L irritAtintr hest repllt:ttionl•.ml gice , 7 • Da put fail to try it. Fur r.ll dru43.A Prlee; tts. per buttle. ' Pr•eparPtt Clans. Dar Es, Canton, Pa ,Far tale by all 7 l.lrw„—j:P.2aid anale.i. '-- - - KENDALL'S SPAVIN CUBE Is sure to cure Siezetus, 5r.17..•21 •r 4 Purl), ko. It re=.oves all eulArgements, Nor : 'r 01las no equal_ for aLy rf.s beast or man. It 1:s. cr.rt ,1 lante'l,ess in a per,m tta fered 15 years. Also et:rtsl tiAin, corns, Trost-bito, ;.sr Of: It has Lo say bleibish on holee4. Send for mreular fiising POSITIVE. ~enc., v , Price It. ILI' liltUilt:lSTS base it or .an ge f:r L' Kendall 5 Co.. „IfroPrietors, ri Vermont. H. (.t PORTER. Agent. T,..3,0'• ONE lifiOnE PICTURE CAIRI IN TO WANDA G. H. WOOD & CO. AVM (TOLI Nt•V; Patton's Block, on the Fiat of April. Harm.:tk". l '''' entirely new, with! the best of initr.::a•r,: 6 . are prepared to i mike • Tintypes' 4 at ont sitting . , all for 50 cl+ in neat envelo :es, to fir $ l. 09• kinds of Pito tographs,aud d '- view work done at this gallery. Give us a call and we will try ..12 in price and quality. KENDALL'S SPAVIN CUBE- Is sore in its eff.;ets: mild in its acti ,, n as itl ; not blister, yet is perietratint; and 1 102 ' 34:1 '. 1 , resell et7ery deep seated pale or to retntnt . t.... bony growth or etlitir enlargements, sadil.l.. sparins, splints curbs, .eallous, sprsira.ro'; Inge and any lameness and all ef.larg'clE ti the Joints or limbs, or for rhediu.ttista m nti, and for any purpose for which a ltu tit irat,z for man or beaSt. It is new known tit l .° best liniment for man ever used. aethltt rad.: yet certain in its effects. send address tor illustrato.l CiiN•nlsrwhl:'• tro think gives pe,sitiis proof of its virtues. remedy has ever luet with such rs• 'resist° our knowLe.lo, for tketst as well 1 • Prico $1 per bottle. or six bettle3 for $ 3 . 4 : i proprietorsjin. it It Druggists hive it or can get it for You. be - sent to any address on reJeipta price by La . burgh rains, Vt. B. J. KENvALL .X , Er% Sold .by all Deuggi,ls E NVELOPES - OF ALL QtrALl {ties and sizes a specialty at tha IierVIV AS °4 Ptinguti Oaks, I
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