Brum .rue Cifu,naux.—Bill Nye, argiing
in favor of spanking some children to make
them obey, says: "We know that ha : our
cm" case corporal punishment was resorted
to while all the other boys in the - family es.
-taped with moral simian. The result is
fast:what might have been expected. ~We
are the only one of all that promising cc&
teeth= of boys whose promissory notes have
gained a World-wide circulation tio.day.
While the other boys were contented topics"
along and run up little petty accounts at the
stores, wistruck out boldly toward fame
and insoDisncy. You can encourage a child
with a preiaboard sometimes and Ins , give
him an 'impetus which will aid him all
through hislife " '
Walnut Leaf Hafr Restarir.
It is entirely different from all others. It
is as clear as water, and; as its name indi
ciis a perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer.
I •til intmeil;ately free the head from all
dandruff; restore gray hair to its natural
color, and produce a new growth where-it
has fallen off. It does not in any manner
affect the health, which Sulpher, Sugar of
Lead and Nitrate of Silver preparations
have done. It will change light or faded
hair in a few days to a beautiful glossy
brown. Ask your druggists for it. Each
bottle is warranted. Slurs, KLINE-4k Co.,
Maximal° Agents, Philadelphia, and C. N.
Carrrr4croN, New York. -
June, 1, 1882. :ly. - •
As Biwa. Binos.—" If it were customary
hi this country to confer titles upon individ
uals of rank in literature," asked a shallow
but conceited journalist of an old one,
"what would I be ?" "Barren of ideas,
my son," was the response. —Cincinnati
Saturday Night. -
FREE OP COST.
By calling at C. B. Porter's Ward House
drug store, you can get a sample bottle: of
Dr. Batanko's Cough and Lung Syrup
which will relieve the most obstinate Cong
or Cold, andshow :you what the regular - 50
cent size will do. When, troubled with
Asthma, Bronchitis, Dry, lacking Cough,
Pains in the Chest, and all digcnges of the
Throat and Lungs, try a sample bottle of
this medicine. • july27l
DOM= trw.—" Bo you've at, last given
up single life?" said an old resident to a
young lakeluAor. " Oh, no, I haven't," he
replied; "what do you mean ?" " "I
beard you had been doubled up recently.'
" I was ; but a cucumber caused it. Good
•
naming."
•'BUCHUPAIBA.”
Quici t tomplete caro, allannoyivg Kidney,
Bladdei. , and Urinary Diatneca. Sl. Drug
gists.
NEW FIRM 1 NEW STORE I
NEW GOODS 1
Ed. Mouillesseaux,
(Formerly with Hendelann,)
ItAS OPENED A
Jewelry Store
OF 1118 OWN
IN I' A T TOX'S BLOCH,
With Swarts & Gorden's Store,
Main Street, Towanda, Pa.,
Whore be keeps s FULL ASSOR,LIMT or
Gold sr. Silver Watches
SWISS AND AMERICAN;
CLOCKS, --: JEWELRY,
SPECTACLES, ETC
air Ms Stock la all NEW and of the FINEST
QUALITY. Call and see for yourself.
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REVAIRING DONE_ PROMPT L Y
E'NGIIAVING A SPECIALTY
decl6-
1, f 42:. 4(I
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LANE & DECKER
PRorn2zroß.4 OF
Livery and Boarding.
Stable
I
Washington Street, below Main
' The best rigs to be found in any stable in the
country, furnished at re esonable rates.
Drczyn will elQe" the business his personal
attention, and invites his friends to call when in
want of livery.. "
D. W. LANE. ' ED. DECKER.
MRS. D. V. STED
Manufacturer. of and Dealer in
HUMAN HAIR
COOOB,
MR AS WIGS, BANDEAUX, the pop:4r
Chatelaine Braid j
EVEUTTUDIG BELONGING To TUt IlAllttftAD
ErsP•eistAttenUon even to cOMBINCSI
Roots all turned one way.
SWITCHES from $1 upwards.- Mao Agent for
Hunter's Invisible Faceo-. - ider, •;
Madam Clark's Corsets, and
Shoulder Brace Elast ics.
, • '
-" \ air Particular attention paid to draggling ladle,
hairat their homes or at my place of bush:leas,
oir r Evans k Itildrotb's store. ,
" noir 18.43, . ' - lifts. D. V. STEDGE.
rt A NEW FURNITURE AND'
PAIRING ESTABLISHMENT.
SEYMOUR SMITH
. .
Who has had 21 years efperience in the fainiture
business, has openedifstore and repairing shop
in •Bentlers Block?, Prst Ward, (opposite
HeCabe's marble yard) and solicits the patron
age of the pablic. He has been in the employ of
Messrs. Prost fur the past eighteen years. and
feels conadent that he can give entire utisitsc
tion in REPAIRING FURNITURE, both iss to
QUALITY and PRICE. , •
I *hall • keep a stock of New Goods, sad•will
order per catalogue for customers - at a smell ad
vance from manufacturers prices. Call and see
me all who are in twang of Repairing 02.. New
Goods. •,••
2451id82 REMOVE SMITH.
OF ELOCUTION Ni - ,' ,4 ; e t E i_42. 1.
•• ..=-1.1.741;
Yoe Paklle Speakers. ItasSue, neck.. ‘, and St,
at Piz Week/h./111y 3 Is Area. 4 it. r.t e'
ea Lake Osbert.. C. 44 e.g.( nr.t•,!.
J. 'Peek:el. Seer. last:na..l
lihnalety,. ISIS Chastest Suers,
ME INVALUABLE DOMESTIC REEDY!
Somelm.
PROPIUETORS
ELM= 11110TNIZIRS WWII& Pit Elk.
No Fancily Slipuld be Without It!
No Factory Should be Without It! -
Me Workshop Should be Without It!
No Hospital Should be Without It!
No Pli - picsan Should be Without It!
Mo ehriewian Should be Without It!
Ho PkatccHea Should be Without It!
No Stock -Raiser Should be Without It!
FOR XALE IT DINSAITS AXD WM MINAS= MUM.
CANCERS CURED
AT CRANES CANCER INFIR,
MARY, ADDISON, N. Y.
lITINDEZDS OP PERSONS from all parts of
the world hare been cured of this much dreaded
disease and are now .living witnesses that they
have been rescued from a terrible and , untimely
death. Doctors. Ministers and the Poor treated
Peso. Write fora Circular giving full particulars.
Address Drs. O. CRANE & RUSH BROWN
Addison. N. Y. Sept.3o.lyr.GPßaco.
ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING
Iv • spectate, at the Azevaucts clam
CM
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10m882
lEEE]
CLAR - F..:.J2OTIN,SOWS:
Inaiiiii'-'BUikfti)*li
all diseases bf thb Stomach, ~ L iver, Bowels, Kidneys Skin
lood. Millions testify to. its efficacy in healing' the above
diseases, and.prottounee it - to be the •
..
Best
Remedy Know n
',DirAGEN'TS ANTED: -.- •
, ...,_. ,
iaboratory II West; 3q St., New York- City .
Druggists sell it..
''- ~ Remedy fosillhennsatlons. , , . , ,
~ , ," • f lit.aca'a Vazdzir, liedfoxd CO., Pa.
Dn. Crank Jonsson • I abort trial of sour Indian mood Sirup bus given me great relied for
Rheumatism. It is the beat medicine I ever used. , , • - .• • • /WIN PIN EL.
o se)cLoTHIN 0.4
NOW IS THE GOLDEN iDITORTICENITY
and Reliable Spring Garrnents.
Styles
•EN YOUTHS,
AT PRICES WHICH CAN BE' HAD AT NO.OTHER HOUSE.
1
"%Mg maintaining the uniform standard of quality in excellence of work and
material by _
i-• ' '
GOOD MANAGELMT,
and SMALL lifAitiTNS, (with which I an;Wmient,),l have
.
RAISED THE STAN=D AND - LOWERED THE PRICE,
\- UNTIL IT IS A POSITIVE FACT THAT I - 4.1._ _
THE BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING
i)
In this vicinity is`now being sold for the least money by - --
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ROSENFTEL
E,
Me
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FOR : •
'4 ‘ '• ' . ' • ,
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1 Milis 7 Threshers Mowers 'Churn • Powers
. , . Sewing Machines, :&,c !' -. • •- -
BY THE PINT,QUART, . ••
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' ;:: - GALLON or BARREL:
liEr',Special , prices in Li and i 0 gallons and bbl. lots. , • :\
. ,
At the old reliable Cash Drug Stole, ,
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~D "r. H. , L
r C._PorB Porters tit - S-Or 1
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• Corner Main and Pine: Towanda, Pa.
.'! ._ • ~_,
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U ti, Y. gROS.&,,r, TRACY',
Nictunfacturers And \Tholeaale Dealers in all kinds of
•
WOMEN'S, KISSES AND CHILDREN'S
Boots Shoes - ,ißubbers . &c:
.CORNER MAIN ANp,i'E . LIZABETI-1. STREETS,
' 11: 1 ‹. WA. NTDA., VA"'
DR. JONES', CEtEAM CAMPHOR. IS TR'S
liA.MP.'of the popular Linament that cures
Rheumatism, 'Neuralgia, Swollen or ,Stlifener
,Joints, Frost Bites, Pain in the t,, ace, Head d,
Spine, Chopped Hands, Braises, Sprains, Burn,
Mosquito Bites, Sting or Bite of an insect
Poison Vines, iitc., for Man or Beast
Always reliable, and almost instantan
eous in it. relief. Miming an agreeable_ odor it
to pleasant to apply, Sold . all dm:oas
Price 25 cts.
lß.—f=7receiveS a Prize ?deda l ittho Statolt 7
ASA JONES, Prop'r, 319 N. 341141., Phila., Pa.
Jan. 13, G-m.l
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.. A. N. NELSON
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4.: JEWELER
of ovary variety.Snd SPooiacirs. Sir Paritccil
&tuition paid to repgrina. Shop in DoAker
Vonght'a GroStore. ilf sin Meet, Tovr.nda.
Poona. 1 1.
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TETHER HEADS, BILL HEADS
NOTE BUDS, kc. printed in tho best style
of the art at thislttrunucen aloe.
BOYS AND CHILDREN,
, rcowAND.A. , r.A.
.ASI3URY I .PARK,
• NEW JERSEY..
NORTH END HOUSE
(formerly of the Ward •Ilonse.)
This holm occupies the finest leication in the
Fark• Only 200 yards from the beach.- Full and
unobstructed slew of ocean, 22juneie
FOR SALE. One . ,nd-hand
Engine and Boiler, in • . Ilion. En
gine MVO. Tubular Boil rrg - 0 • p, Con
nections. etc. Suitable znr a is' "I‘ 'grist mill.
Hero been mutilate run of atone with it.
Reason for selling is that - I am inereasing the
capacity of my mill, and putting inlarger
engine. For MI particulate call on or address
0. A. DAYTON. Tolsandkra•
Juno 2S-4w
JOB PRINT.LNG OF ALL KINDS
B T.t ho done at abort notice and - rrasonatdo rates
1111
CABEFUL BUYING,
C. T. SMITI-1, Manager,
ITEMS OF SMEREIrC,
clothed rsts - iter sea
biternifts:raete
—D4Ouvti diusdizig twror.. =nbali,
voiatpctg all =AN, 133,210 men,
—Ontonagon ruxurty, Michigan, the larg.
est and richest, waft br the State, has uo
telegraph comnanzdiratica with 'the outside
world.
=-0/1 the 1,518 mutes of sloallpoz kr Chi.
eager butt year . 1,116
,purved fatal. These
statistics suggest an important field for .4
entitle investigation. -
• . _
- FireinciaL—"They tell me you imolai .
wane money bftyou," add lirovm. "T 4 1.•
Milled Fogg; . 5 [ 1 47- "- 1 t left me bog No..'
—Boitoti Tranieripe. -
--The'shortest theme to a jury owrecord
is the weeds "How muchr uttered
. by en
English judge at the =claim of a 'noinii
`breach of promise trial.. 1
—A. SL Louis tobacconistwained Sealing
has got fame by carrying off his own
months' baby and having it•hidden until 14e
mother-in-lew paid him $lO,OOO to have I
reproduced.
—The Choctaws out in the Indian Ter&
tory are afraid of quacks and - have glindly
established a native orrnm *fug board to ad.
judicate upon the qualifications of all niedi.
tine men.
4-Teachers in the public schools in FleAle•
are very seldom paid Moro than $.5 a week,
and as the expenses for salaries are now a
little over $15,000,000, the Minister of Pub.
lie Instruction refuses to add to this amount
and so increase taxation.
—London's latest is a burying wand for
pet birds and Wreak - A company has
been formed, called the " Zoolo o lcal Necrop.
olis Company, limited." It „will snot II
tomb and reception room for defunct bones;
hold favorites, and will set forth their vie ,
tees upon neat marble tablets. • •
—Then are Paris;Atipt which wear cm
their collars a medalliOn bearing the photo.,
graphs of the fair owner or some particular
friend of hers. Cothumes are tall ,boota,
Made of doeskin. For dogs they are last.
coed with rings of India rubber, and &mild
be worn by every respectable dog when he
goes out walking. 7
—The oldest stove probably in tho 'United
States is the one that warms—it the winter
season—the ball of Virginia's capitol in
Richmond. It was ,made inlTPnglemd and
sent to Richmond in 1770 - and Warmed the
House of Burgesses for sixty years befoie it
was removed to its present location, where
it has remained for thirty years.
• :--The new station of the Signal Service on
Pike's Peak is to be of stone, 44229 feet in
size. Tho work of construction will not be
easy, for everything which goes into the
building, except the stone, must , be
" packed" up the trail a distance of fifteen
miles, covering a raise of 8,000 , feet. The
station'will cad about 84,000.
:Dennis Dineen, a farmer on the lower
Laihine road, Montreal, is about to sue the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals for having imported sparrows. Hs
declares they have iheady eaten up thirty
acres of barley, destroyed la potatoes and
made havoc with early vegetables. .Ifoleelb.
mates the number of sparrows on the land
at Ilia thousand. ' • • "
A (hire, wholesome distillation of witch
hazel, `Airrerican pine, Canada fir, marigold,
clover i , blossoms, etc., fragrant with the
heelirig essences of balsam and pipe. ' Such
is Sanford's- Radical Cure for Catarrh.
Complete treatment for $l.
—AI sure cure.—McGinnis, who has ra-
fined his constitution by getting drunk again,
went to the sanctum of 'an Austin doctor
and " I am troubled with unpleasant
dreams at night. How can I prevent my
self from. dreaming bad at night ?" " Well,
perhaps, the best remedy for yok to try that
is to do all your sleeping before sundown,"
said the doctor, solemnly.--Terao Siftings.
- —Mr. Thomas S. Dana, an .educated
diary , says: "The Indians never cook any
thing in tho house where they live. They
cook outside, and they give as a reason that
If they cook inside the steam collects in their
clothing and attracts lightning. Whether
i
ths 'is so or not I do not know, built know .
that'an Indian. Wigwam is never: , struck by
lightning, and no Indian has been struck by
lightning in a hundred years.
Franee fourteen jurors are drawn for
each' trial—twelve to - iorm the jury and two
to act' as substitutes in !ease of sickness.
The two substitutes are sworn and sit in the
jury box, but talZe no part in finding the
verdict unless tbey are required to fill a - va.:
cancy. Unanimity is not required in finding
a verdict, but there must b 0 a majority of
eight to four to carry a full conviction.
—" I should so like to have a coin dated
the year of my birth," said a maiden lady of
uncertain age to a male acquaintance: Do
you think you could get one for me?" "I
am afraid not," ho replied. ' "These Very
old-Coins are only to be found in valuable
collections." And yet he cannot see why,
when he met the =lady the next day, she
didn't speak to hbn.=—Cineinnati Saturday
Night. '
The,. matrimonial market.—t" Lend me
$lOO, Bip,,r 'said an Austin sporting man to
another Who had recently married. "I
haven't guit any money." "Why, I heard
you got $1,500 when you married." "It's
all a mistake. My wife told me when wo
first got married that she would not give me
up for s*o in cash., I saw her and raised
her a thousand dollars, so that's . how the
rumor got out we had $1,500 in actual cash."
—Texas; Siftings. •
• What Ails This Her of Brine ?" is the
heading to a story that is going the rounds
of the papers. We suppose he saw his' ,' girl
out riding with another fellow. There is
nothing that makes the heart got up' and
pound ribs and carreta on the ether vital
parts and - jump up and down like a churn.
Altudier, and then got tired and keep so still
you think it has stopped• beating forever, as
when you see your• girl out riding with
another fellow, wAre, told. —Peck's Sun.
Parents who allow their chilareure grow
up with scrofulous humors bursting • from
- every pore are guilty of a .. great . wrong.
Think of them pointed out as branded With
a loathsome diseaiek. and you will readily
procure them the enticura Remedies.
—That `the negro,is quick to learn is shomi
by the following incident related by aGeo' n rgis
exchange:. 'A few days ago a hog biking
tug to a negro in Rockdale county got out of,
the pasture aiadgot into a white man's field.
Under the Stock law the owner has pay
for daum,ge done, so: the white man 'charged
the negro sll,damages, Which was the value
of the hog. The negro told the white man
to take the hog, but the next night the 'hog
got out of the white man's pen and got into
the negro's field. He got him out, carried
him home, sent for the white man and
charged him $2 for damages. The White
man retri.: , A to pay it, and the hog is now
the property of the negro. S The hog has
e;hati l .:(;l ,; , •-•x••;pra twice, and_ not a cent of
tuon.'.y '• • • paid ont."
EC=
• Varied' Performance.
Many wonder how Parker? Ginger Tonic
can perfOrpi such: varied; cures, thinking it
essence of l ginger, when in fact it is. nude
from many valuable mediciness which act
q eneficially 'on every diseased organ.
MAIRITACTIIIIE PLUS BASSETS.—The
Undllifftertliet of peach baskets has become
an Important indust r y. Years agol tho bas
kets were made by hand,' cost from 25 to 80
cents, and the, loss of any considerable num
ber of them was a serious matter.. But the
establishment of 'great' fastaries, required by
the growth of the peich trade, has redticed
the price to a moderate figure, varying from
$6 to $8 per 100. Along the peninsula rail.
rosds there are now eight or nine betake!
:fag:Wes, each making from . 2;$00 to 4,000
baskets a day during the busy season. The
bottoms irul hoops are made of Maryland
pine, and the staves from the Delaware gum
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HAVE CEEN IMITATED,
And thcii omit:llord reputatim in
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jurod by worthless imitations. The'
Public aro cantioned ogOrult buy
ing' Pl4 - tors buying sirailaieo told
,l Sac that- tali. Ward
P is correctly *Mod.
'Season's tapcine •
• Potous_ Plasters
A rft tea only improvement ever
m ail , " ',in --ratters.
Ono is worth mono thin a dozen
31' cny,cthbr kind.
.Willflositiscly cure where other
romedici wi i not even relieve.
Friqo 25 cents. I •
Bittnro - of cheap Phisb3rs made
with h 414 Poisons.
bEABIIRY £ JOHNSON, _
"Manufattarilk Chemists, New YAM.
AT LAST. Priesliets,
MEAVV4:4:*od CORN and SUNIOII PLASM.
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SITEDIDE. LENSES ft:id • s .
ISUPEILIOU FACILITIES
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Ft For nuninfactnentEall conitiinetogive one SPECTA
CLES'and ETD4S4LASSES a national tax:Latina.
,LOST SIGHT NEVER. RETURNS.
Do not trill° with your eyes by tnting UNstrit-
ABLE C LASSES.
cau t t4.,.. at Mien.* iitr f nn nppli'vi ,, on :—Thart 1:
/nßtrunan .. - tC2 p: I. G.,J , ,,rt 2_..optied
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Sanford's Radical Cure.
A Single dose instantly relieves the most *Jo
lene Sneezing or Head Colds, clears the head as
by magic, stops watery discharges -from I the
nose and eyes,_prevents ! ringing noises in, the
head, cures , Nervous Headache and subdues'
Chills and Fever. In Chronic Catarrh it cleanses
the nasal passages of foul mucus, restores i the
seine of smell, taste and bearing when affected.
frees the head, throat and bronchial tubel of
offensive matter, sweetens and purifies 1 the
breath. stops the cough and arrests the prog
ress of catarrh towards consumption.
One battle haled 'Cure, one box Catarrhal
Solvent and Sanford's Inhaler, tall in one, pack
age. of all druggists for $l. Ask for Sanford's
Radical pure. WEEKS & POTTER, Besedn.
- COL I 8 160 times More effeetual
-
P , than any other plaster or
i • electric battery for pain_
and weakness of the Lungs,
t, Liver, Kidneys and Urinary
' i , ✓ organs. Partial Paralysis,
i Rheumatism, N en /Al g IN
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PATENTS.
Front A. Fonts. Attorney-at Law, Lock Box, 356,
Washington,
• W Ten years' e4Perienco.
.1
I make so =Amu for my services unless. a
patent be granted. - Preliminary examination In
t he Patent Moe as to the patentability of an in.
'mitten Rm. Send sketch pr model of the do.
vice and a report will be made, as to the probe.
Wily of obtaining a patent. :
Special attention given to rejected applica
tion, in the hand. of , others. " Jr
' ZESIDIVICES : , ; 1
11. S. Senators : Hon. Geo. P. Edmunds, of
Vermont ; Hon. David Davis and Gen. John A.
Logan, of Illinois ; lion. Bonj.,H. ,11111, of Coot , -
gis; lion. L. Q: C. Lamar. of Miss; lion..S. K.
Cullom. Gov. of Illinois; the Hon. Commissioner
of Patents and Corps of Examiners and the pro
prietor of this paper.
Write for circular and instructions.
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CU - F*l'lllS OUT-1
CENT S
A MAKE S 15 T 1 940 wPEYK.
We have stores I'lls leading Cities.
from irldch oar Writs obtain Moir sniatealatifeklS.l
Our Factories .and Principal usages zte at-
Erie. Pa. Send for our New Cataioguo Dud
format° agents Address.
!A of
312LackawannaAm i
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C A Ftitt)l, 13 14() Cft r-i:
JOIIN W. KLINE,
MEAT &VEGETABL
FormiT
o a more, convenient location. and OS tablished
himself : .in the Carroll: Illook. opposite Beely's
Hotd, hir.pretared to sepplthhi patrons with
THE CHOICEST OF MEATS, ' • •
F/SH, OYSTERS IN THEIR SEASON.
'FRESH VF.OETAHLEB.
DOMESTIC FRUIT, &c., II c
- -
/FirBOLOGEA. SAUSAGE.' stiecislty. AR Lr•
do►• promptly'delivered. •
msrchVt•
HORSESend .25 cts . in stamp
or currency for then?.
MID =non of 4... t Treatise on the Horse lad
his Diseases." ' tt gives the best treatment for,
all diseases, has GO fine engravings showingi
BOOKpositions assumed—by sick
horses better than van bet
taught in any other way, a table shoiving doses
of all the principal Medicines used for the horse ,
as well as' their effects and antidotes when a I
25 et
poison. a large collection oil
vadmanus isMirrers. ,rules for ,
telling the age of a' horse, with an ongraiing
showing teeth of each year and , a large Amount
or other vein - able horse Information. Hundreds,'
of horsemen - have pronounced it - woMb Mote
than books costing $5 and $lO. , The t that'
260,000 &old in about one year before It was- re:,
stied shows howl - popular the book is. The • re.
vised edition is mum wear. nveserrlno Base
son • CraCtMta. AUENTS WANTED. Dr. J. B.
Kendall it Co.. Etiosburgh Falls. Vermont.
Mar 11-tyr. • •
FIRE AND LIFE INS JBANCE
.TmAnD '
COLLETION AGENCY
BRINK& 131:1011, Lel3a3rOvilla . ,
Will writs Polkies for risks in Plre and Life In
aunties. tidiest Claims with:airs sad
; promptness. They represent none hut
FIRST-CLASg
They solicit theca:aiding* and peti
having bushiess In their lino, and
to merit It. - App to or address
lus3 tf > BUCK, Le
(U.S. AND FOREIGN.
KLINE'S MARKET.
• • •-•
Main Sfrett VirsM ard.
MI
UWE.% REMOVED ins
11=1
A r/UNIO,US STEAMIIt;WAT
Trial et Speed B eats
the 1111111, give*.
In 1844, the: clerk a lhe boat said, the
Brunette was reaming In the::Pittaburg and
fitiehnmti packeVirade, -(ancinuati
on &ambit patt of the '
season: Dating the
sPri o ll, o f 1844 the Now.Eu4/4 12 4 0 1 0 1 4,..
_.1 140
Oinchundi from St . - . Donis 011 Saluda/
night with but'little freight:: ' TheVitmette
left-on Sunday at her mud hour, paying 'no
aftentkUS to =a not knowing the New Eng
kitantions. The New England backed
out threeminutes lielthtd us. We had a
goodiecket trip; . tiy 150 to 200 thus, and
tbe sAnount of way business to attend
t i e Witiidi some eight or ten landings to
ltsysiille, the - first bikini :New Richmond,
Where thk New England passed "ink iuul *as
leaving the *half at Maysville as 'we land.
She led , us from there to Racine about
a half hour, Lhere ehe landed and took on
a Bratdl lot of freight and probably to screw
ip.- •We landed on the virgisna* point about
S mile above and took on
• thin3ti - or four pas:
sengera. She passed us again. She Wood
ed at Oldtown; on the Oho side. We' went
ip the Virginia side of Oldtown and came
Out ahead of her. At Ravenswood we took
- Wood-boats in tow. She passed us while
wooding. At the head of tufilington • the
NeW England was 400 to GOO yards ahead of
thißranette. ,I3oth boats, with plenty of
wood and good river ahead,' we were expect.
tag some,fun, or, in Other we*, we were :
going for the New England, and in three a
fatty miles we were alongside and passing
her nicely, whenishe locked us, and held on
to gather • a head of steam, when ski sewn.
ted from as, but soon begin to , drop back,
when shilocked us the 'second time, and,
after gathering a head 'of steam separated
the second time, only to fall back as before,
when she looked in the third time, and hold
on to her steam until Evan's safety fuss
melted on her flues,' when she separated the
third time, anly, to fall back as before. We
were not quite -far enough ahead of Big
Hocking, where we had-to lead, to run
across her bow, being on the Virginia side.
We had to Stop and let her go on. Me beat
us to Wheeling five minutes ; we beat her to
Pittsburg. Belau. Biddle and Sam Barnett
were pilots of the • New England, and John
Mier was one of her engineers. Brest= St.
John and A. D. lien°, or . Captain &Ili
Morgan, were the Brunette's pilots, and Ed,
Morgan and William PorLer wxs her eagle
nom That is thii way the New BROW
passed the Brunette.—Oindunuti
egg
Piles are frequently. preceded by a sense
Of weight in the back;oins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing dui patient to sup
pose he has some affection of the kidneys
or neighboring organs: At times, symp
toms of indigestion are present, as flafuency,
Uneasiness of the stomach, etc. A moisture,
dike perspiration, producing a very disa
greeable itching, particularly at night after
getting warm in bed, is a very common at
tendant. -*lnternal, External and Itching
Piles yiehi at once to the 4pplication of Dr.
Bosanko'sPile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the Tu
mors, dieing the intense itching, and ef
fectig a permanent cure where all other
remedies have failed. • Do not delay until
the drain on the system produces perma
nent disability, but try it and be cured.
Price, 50 cents. 'Ask your druggist for it,
and when you can not obtain it of him, , we
will send it, prepaid, on receipt of price.
Address The Dr. Bosanko -Medicine Co.,
Piqua, Ohio. Sold by. C. B. Pcirter, Ward
House Drug Store. july27ly.
These Northmen, or Vikings, were not
merely a faraway people with whom we
have nothing in common, but they really
belonged to the selfsame race of men with
most of ourselies. They were;perhaps, the
actual ancestors of some living Atuesicanse
•and kinsfolk to the majority. They were
the same race who conquered England, and
were known as - Saxons ; then conquered
France, and were knotin as Normans ; and
finally crossed over from' Prance and con
quered England again. These Norse Vikings
were, like most of us, Scandinavians, and so
wore really closer to us in blood and- in lan.
gunge than was the great Columbus.
What were the ways and manners of thesti
Vikings P We must remember at the outset
that their name implies nothing of royalty.
They were simply the dwellers on a e or
bay. They were, in other words, the sea.
*de population of the Scandinavian penin.
Ws, the only part of Europe which then
sent forth a race of " sea rovers. They re
sembledin some respects the Algerine cor.
gaits of a later period, but, unlike the
gerines,' they' were conqueror; as well as
piretes,,and were ready to found settlements
wherever they" went. Nor were the ; Vikings
yet i
_Chrst Christians, for from the time when
Christianity came among them their life be.
came more peaceftd. In the prime of their
heathenism they Were the terror of Europe.
They carried their forays along the whole
continent They entered every port in
England, and touched at every island on the
Scottish coaatJ They sailed up the Seine,
and Charlemagne, .the 'ruler of Western Ea
rope, wept at seeing their,dark ships in sight
of Paris. They reached the Mediterranean ?
and formed out of their .own number the
famous Varangian guard of the: later Greek
emperors, the guard which is described by
Walter Scott in. Count Robert of Paris.
They reached Africa, which they called
" Saracens' Land," and there took
_eighty ,
castles. All their booty they sent back t o
Norway, and this wealth included not only
what they took from enemies,ibut what they
bad from the , very courts they served ; for it
was the practice at constantinppia, when an
emperor died, for the Norse' guard to go,
through the palaces and take whatever they
could hold in `their hands. - To ;this day'
Greek and Arabic gold coins and Ichains are
found in the .houses of the NOrwegicus peas.
ants, and may be seen in the museums of
Christiana and dopenhagea.—T. W. .ifig.
Olson, in Harper's Magazine,. . ,
CONS 1731 P riok.
- It is said.that 50,000 people die annually
in the United States . alone from this disease.
In some sections of
. the country tine death
fri
in every three is m-Consumption. This
can be, and should be avoided; gar people
are too careless abo tan ordinary cough or
cold, and other symptoms of *oat and
lung affections plat lead to this, disease,
You should' arrest it while it islaithe germ.
ivo or-three doses.of Dr.-ilbsanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup will relieve
dry up
Cough or cold. It does not Ory up a cough
like many preparationi.on the. market and
leave the disease behind it, but acts directly
on the throat and bronchial tubes, remov
ing all the phlegm and morbid matter that
accumulates in: the throat 'Und lungs It
allays's'!" irritation, and renders the voice
clear and distinct. Sold by C.- B.' Porter's
Ward House Drug Store. •
.... july27ly.
FOurtrzuns ni Cerrnr..—A Cheyenne man
bas made a neat little margin of e 13,000
this Sumner , ai small transactions, and
liasn't seen a cow yet that he has bought
and sold. Cheyenne is wild over the mar.
Ket, and , Sixteenth Street is a young all
street. ; Miliions• are talked of as lightly Nis
nickels, and all kinds of people in all pores. .
alone are dabbling in steers. The Chief Sus•
tice of the Supreme Court has recently Sae.
embed to the contagious excitement, and
gone to purchase a it tp,ooo, herd. Every.
'Agin the excitement ism bed as it ever was
in inking stocks in the old palmly days of
Clenistock. •How long this thing will continue
is a matter of pure speculation. Whether
thelaboring of the "States" will eat
porterhouse steaks when' they , taste Lice a
Government bond, or quit all at once, and
knock the bottom, out of the Chicago, mar.
ket, no man knows to a dead moral certain.
ty.
nage of WNW
will endeavor
"Wells' Heald' Den - ewer" restores health
and vimir, cures Dyspepsi. ftonotence
Bernd Deb ilitp.
ravine; tyL7
PILES
THE VIKINGS.
SKINEY MEN
i ri„ vi a s ltirbsnas 4 ...... .
rtt
..,‘
- i ;
, • - itN 4 c) \.,ctobi - ! di- I ,
lb tlii N 'ilpUlk/ r - f:
0 801 -
li p A.!!
Kr. Albert Kingsbury, Keene. 'X,114 troubled
with bad humor on hands .and neck. canted by
lead Poisoning. (Re's a painter., At times it
wouldturadt out. crack open, and the skin Berm
ate from the Seib to large pieces. soilefingitfoit
continue), 'itching sod stinging ?arcuated
your remedies; need (Mikan Resolvent inter-
nally, and Colic - mm.B°4p externally. and in leas
than three months effected a 'complete cure, and
bas not been troubled since. Corroborated by
"Cullard k Foster, Druggists. Keene, N.B.
=TEED. DIED PROM IT.
.1. W. Afisms;Newark. Ohio. says: 0 Cntieurs
Remedies are thq greatest medicines on teeth.
Had the worst dieralt shame in this country.
My mother had it twenty year., and in Meet died
from it., 1 believe Cuticurs would hive saved
her life. My arms-, breUt and head were coy.
ered tor, three yew*. which nothing relieved or
cured- until 1 used the Cuticurs Howl - vent
(blood purifier) internally,_and Outten's and
Cuticuts Soap externally.
PSORIASIS:
H. R. 01 1 1444er, Erg:. Henderson, N. Y.,
cured of Psori a sis or Leprosy, of twenty Years .
standing, by the cuticura ltesolvent Internally.
and .Cnticura and endure , Soap externally.
die most wonderful cue on record. Cure certi
fied to before a justice of the peace and pronfi.
nent citizens. All afflicted with itching and
scaly diseases should send to us for this testi
monial in full.
• •
SALT RHEUM. A
Those who hsve experienced the torments of
Salt Rhenm can appreciate the agony I endured
for years, until cared by the Caticnrs .Itesolvent
internally, and enticnin flosp'exteinmUy.
Wes Au. Pauxiarox„ !glutton. Wis. •
•
CUTICURA
and Oakum Soap externally and Callow Wil
e internally will : positively cure every
species pt. Runior. from $ Common Pimple to
Scrofull. Price "ot Cuticula. arosU boxes. 60c ;
large boxes. $l, Cuticura Resolvent, $1 per
bottle. Cuticula Soap.. 25c. Cuticula Shaving
Sosp.lse. Sold by,aU druggists.
Depot, WEEKS & JOTTER. Boston, Mus
41. 1 railiP
GINGER TONIC
- So rban bah aroilitrougtb Restoiu.
I! you are a IlleChank Of Canner; wont out with
overwork. or a mother run down by family or house.
hold duties try PARKER'S GINGER TONIC.
If you are a lawyer,. Minister or 'business man ex
hausted by mental strain or aaxiouseares, do not take
Intoxicating stimulants,butuse Parker's Ginger Tonic
- • If you bare Consumption. Dyspepsia, Rheuma.
Ism, Kidney'omplaints. or any disorder oldie lungs,
stomach. bowels. blood or tICIVES,PATINER'S GINGER
-Tome will cure you. Itis the Greatest Blood Purifier
Was Bid and Swat Cough Cure Ever Used.
If you are wasting away . from age, dissipation or
any & , ..a.v.t or weakness and requite a stimulant take
GINGER TONIC at once; it will iniigotite and build
you up front the first dose but will never intoxicate.
It has saved hundreds of lives; it may save yours.
CAUTION V—ltetuse all substitute% Parbee's Ginger Took Is
noirposed of the beam:medial sto to Samara, end betake's ,
dittereat flan preparations of &guidons. Send tor circular to
Sam • Co.,'N. Y. Ur. & 111 sizes. at deans In drags.
GREAT SAVING DUPING DOLLAR SIZE..
FLORESTON
Its rich end fasting fragrance has made this
delightfal perfume exceedingly popular. There
is Whin like it. -Insist upon having now.
ToniCalmmu and look for signature of
es trey bolus. Any dined or driller te perfumery
ere supply pm 25 and II mat BUN.
LARGE SAVING OUTING .the. St7.L
COLOGNE.
SPAVIltetiRE‘
is sure in its effects, mild in its action as it does
not blister. yet is penetrating and powerful to
reach every deep seated pain or to remove any
bony growth or other enlargements, such as
swine. splints. curbs, callous. sprains, swell
tugs and any lameness and all enlargements of
the joints or limbs..or for rheumatism in man
and for any purpose for-which a liniment is used
for man . or beast: It is now known to be the
best liniment for man ever used, acting mild and
yet certain in its effects.
Send address - for. illustrated Circular which
we think gives positive proof of its virtues. No
remedy' has ever met with such unqualified uc
cm to our knowledge, for beast as well a man.
Price $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5. All
Druggists-have it or can get it for you. or it will
be sent to any address on receipt of price by the
proprietois, Da. H. J. Sincnatz. & Co.. Enos
burgh Falls, Vt. -
.iSold by- all Ikuggisti. •
ix
11.0 WARD A. SNOW
Solicitor of .
AMERICAN AND FGRETON •
-./1 . lir- E. 11T rr .
631 F STREET N. W.. WASHINGTON, D. C.. .
• (Successor to Gilmore, Smith & Co., at...
Chipman, 'Mesmer & Co.)
! •
.*
Patents procured upon the_ same' plan which
was originated and successfully practiced by the
above-named arm.
Pamphlet of sixty pages sent upon receipt o
stamp. InovSl
"BETTER TO LEAD
THAN FOLLOW!"
A, GOOD MAXIM, BUT NOT
ALWAYS. TRUE. " "
It is better to follow
H. JACOBS
The old and Rebablu Dealer in
Ready-Madb Clothing.
From his old stand. (No. 2, Putton's
Block,) to his NEW LOCATION in the
largo and coin:Mins store, No. 123,
Main Street, formerly occupied by M.
E. Sollomon & Son, (one door north
of Felch & C 0.,) where he is nowlpen
with a , fall and Complete Stack of
Fashionable •
SPRING AND SUMMER
READY-MADE CLOTHING
'HATS AND CAPS, .
GENT'S FURNISHING GOADS,
TRAVELING
- ITZEIRELL
MEN'S, B 0 Y 'S
CIBLDREN'S f,
'suits. of all grai
While he aims to lead the trade, he
asks his old friends and everytoody else
to folloir him to his new location, where
he will fit; them out in the highest ktyle
of art at the lowest prices. Come
early. I -
H., JACOBS.
Towandi s Pa.. April 6,
TILATFORM WA
OPEN BUGGIES for
A 3 large number of sups
_IONS, TOP AND
tale at decided bargains
rior make and •
IC. L. TRACY,
.1183111 Y napalm.
Towanda, April 274 m •
Far COUGHS/ COLDS SORE THROAT BRONCHITIS , !.;'.-: v: T-7 ' , . . • • •
MONIA CONSUMPTION, 011110a11•11 Of THROAT, CH 6 ? 7 - . ...'" 7 -, '. !..- ... -
- ,
, , I Um alwapi been ems. el r.• • , -
wv•insm wielded by
nastatagATlNig,t,-rt !,-::.:-,,.. ~
CO S
Jl : j
A ~ ais ine p ant sad tamed stages, and all disease.: cr 1::.•1111 , •,*, ~ , .
and LUNGS, ban has never been So ad
_irii , '.dy compounded ttl lit 1:0 , % , , '. r.
RYE. Its soothing Itablacato properties afford a diffusive stimulant Itna ~ ,:;2 1., j., 1 , 1: • •
system atter tile cough has been re li tnred. ' Quart, size bottles. rrice sl,co.
PtlitT al t9
id I Do a2Lbereivir o be t teaanilV7 t i ? l ip.:;;.l .. c i 1y" ,, :,- . :, •
Min 84r0 !MUM i Prints Dia 'Pronrletari l titamp -. 4 rut, s b.:: ... ,
Waal it to bi? lOW* lir Gilman and Dealers Es.erystkere, a
*a- IMMOOT swum TAit OR LICZNSE. L IF
..
the TOW, ROCK AND NYE CO. Proprietors, 41 River St, Chicago, fa.
PICTURE GALLERY
G. H. WOOD & CO.
will open their 'New Gallery i
on the First Monday of April. !laving fitted up
entirely new s with the best of instruments, we
are prepared to ware •
Tintypes, 4 at one sitting / alt for 50 ets.
ID neat enveloces, 10 to• tl.OO. Copying of all
kinds of Photograph, lid Stereoscopic and large
view work done at this gallery. .
Olve us a call and we will try ant satisfy You
in pries and quality. lnsr Y 8
•
. .
KENDALL'S SPAWN - CURE
Is sure to cure Spaylns, Splints,
urh, Ali. It removes all unnatural
' emlargeraents. Dogs ?ors lILISTEE.
Has no equal for any lameness • on
# 9 begat or man. It has cured hip-joint
lameness' In a person who had suf . -
. `fered'ls years. -AL* cured rheuma-
Gam. corns, frost-bites or and
t guises, :.at or Ismer,ess. It has no. equal for.
say blemish on • hoiees. Bond (or illustrated
circular giving POSITIVE Pai•-r. - Price 111. ALL
DRUGGISTS have it or ran get It far you. Dr. B.J.
Kendall & Co., Proprietors, Kuosourgh Falls,
Vermont. H. Q. POETICS, Agent. Towanda. Pa.
BESTIi mi . e.. .. w , I 'r:tJep.biz ,;-
einnskemo , )ser4twor r ii
than at anything else. 'Capitol not
needed. We will start you.- $ i2' a day and up
wards made at home by the industrious. Men,
women, boys and, girls wanted everywhere to
work for us. Now the time. You can work in
spare time only or give your whole time to too
business, You can live. at home and do the work
No other business - will psy yoi nearly as vreil.—
No one can fall to make enormous I.ay uy en
easing at oven. Costly Outfit and terms free.--'
Money made fast, easily sod honorably.
Address, Tann & Co.. Augusta, Maine.
Dec 15—lyr •, • 1 . ••
, •
Yon need not Die toi N„lWin
`IN THE •
•
MUTUAL.,' ENDOWMENT
"AND
•
Ac'•l l l: 7 4lNT ASSOCIATI - 011 -
• .
Of illath, N. T.
•
Yotr?•receive ono-belt or your insurance, ac
cording to the American Life Table, when two
thirds •of your life expectancy is finished—for
illustration, a man or. woman joining the Aiwa
elation at 36 years of age taking a certidcate for
$2,500, receives $1,275 when a little over 56years
of age, exactly the period in life. whets &little
financial help is generally more needed than "at
any other time.
BLADES Roar:as,
june2tE General Agents for Penn's.
Stevens -- .4,t:' 1,1.06 g
GRocznizs,
COUNTRY PRODUCE
COR. MAIN 'AND PINE STS
They invite attention to their complete
AGS,
13, CANES, itC.
' YOUTH'S and
~ 11 r and complete
es land prices.
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ONE, MORE
IN TO WANDA.
Patton's Block,
General Dealers in
PROVISIONS,
UM
:cv• 4 :4 Dv, ow Di 1
To thou, now titort
i '
(The old stand of Fos. 13 Wens t Marcus.)
assortment 'bald very large stock of
Choice New Goode, which they
have alwayp on hand.
SPECIAL. ATTENTION OREN
To the
PRODUCE TRADE
And Cash Paid tor Desirshle Kinds
IL J. LONG.
7
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT-=
JAMES McCARE
lIAS IfEMOVEp 1141 GROCERY
TuE soUTII-EAST CORNER. OP- -WIN
AND. BRIDGE STLeELTS,EICE
Head Quartei.s.
1T FOLt EVERY-TIFOG IN THE ,LINE OF
IIUCERIES; PROllBlOkB,
CASH PAID for Deminikile
dn'etti. Fine . BUTTER t, uil EGGS
u. speci,►lty
Wagons &Carriages
OLD ESTABLISH-MENT.
JAMES BRYANT.
would . . •
• - call the
atten
tion of FARMERS and.
others to his large. and coal plet,
assort4uent of •
• - .
()pen Pop 13 - ugg t`
PLATFORM _WAGONS
. all of his
own- MANUFACTURE and war
ranted in ever,y par- •
• .• ticniar
Bryant's Flexible Sprligs urged in all Platform
Wagons. Tho saltiest and best in use.
NOW IS YOUR TIME TO BUY!
Loc.lk at these Allures
Two Seated 'Carriages troll, : gnu to $ll
Pluetons, one seated ..-. 125 to 150
Top Buggies • • 425 to 11.0
Open Buggies tto to 10u
Democrat Wagons ... , 90 th, 110
„Remember that the above are all folly warrant,
ed. Arst-clais or no pay. -
Repairing promptly &Mended to.st : 2s per cent
below last years prices.
Ofliceand Factory car. Alain and Elizabeth Ste.
.745 ..151FIV ANT.
2ifebB2*
owanda 5 ct. Store
1 N It rr.
s preparcd to offer a complete assort
DRY AND FRIOY GOODS,
“:
Crockery, Glassware,-
Wil TA,and BECORATED,CHINA.
test:designs and patterns of
MAJLICA WARE,
- BIRD CAGES,
SATCHELS, &C.
INIM
,
Forte i the coming Spring Trade, We
adherelas heretofore to our established
princilile—that a quick sale, with a small
profit is better than &slow one with a
large profit ---and therefore out prices
in any line • of gooda will compare
favorable with the prices of any other
house.
liiirWe endeavor to sell the best
article' for the least possible noney.
.70-ef LOEWUS & FREIMUTH.
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY ever dir
covered. pis it is certain in its effects and does
not blister. Also excellent for human - flesh
READ PROOF BELOW.
PROM COL.. L. T. FOSTER.
Youngstown. Ohio, May 10th, / 14 5 0, -
DR. B. J. KmtDALL k CO:—I had a very value.
ble Ilambletonian colt which I prized very high'
ly, he bad a large bone spavin on one joint and
a small-one on, the other which made him Taff
lame; I had lam under the charge of two veteri
nary surgeons which failed to cure him. I use
one day reading the advertisement of Kendall*.
Spavin earn in the Chicago Express, I determin
ed at once to try it, and got our druggist tare
to send-for it, 'they ordered three bottles; I tea
them all and thought I would give its tborougb
trial. I used it according to directions and the
fowl!' day the colt ceased to be lame, and the
limps have disappeared. I used but one Loins
and the colts limbs are as free from lu'mp• - stid
as smooth as any horse in the state, Ile is ea.
tirely cured. The cure was so-remarkable
I let two of - my neighbors havi the remaining
two bottles, who aro Dow rising it.
Very Respectfully,
L. T. FOSTER.
Kendal!'s Spavin. Cure
ON HUMAN FLESH.
Patten's Muir. Wi&lon co., N.Y..Feb:I:WA.
Da. B. J. Bsxt Dear Bir:—The yarticulta
cape on which I used yourlendairs SPavin ""
was a malignant ankle sprain of sixteen months
standing. I had tried many things, but in vain*
Your bpsvin Cure put the foot to the,ground
agaip ; and for the first time since hurt, in
natural position. For a family liniment it ex•
ceia,anYthing we overused. •
Yours truly.
• nEv. 4. P. BELL.
• Pastor of M. E. Courch Pattims 3liiie, NJ
Price $1; per bottle, or six bottles for $5.
Druggists hero it or can got it for you, or it Ina
bo sent to soy addrOss on receipt of price bill's
proprietors, DII. B. J.'KENPALL & CO., LTA*
burgh Fill.. Vt. Bold at
Dr. IL. C. Porter's IDrug Store)
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