PIKE COUNTY PRESS.
FRIDAY. FKM. 1,
I'l'llt.lSillK.II KVr.HV H1I1IAV,
OFF1CK, HttOWH'8 111(1. I1N( W!AIfT.
piiisckii'tton:
One Year One l-illr and fifty i-ontH.
BiX Months Keventv-live cenlM.
STRICTLY IN AIIVAM H.
Fntcrod af. the pot. ofTico of Milfor'l
Pike County, (VnnsvlvanlfV nn srmntl
clwtft iimlUT, NoviuntMT twenty-Ui'rft, 18!1.
Advertising Rates.
Jt.'Vti BUisrinf til ni-wTTion ------- .r
KtMlucod rutcs, furtilxhril on npplicatlon
will be hIIowchI yearly mlvortUurs.
Legal Advertising.
Administrator's
and Executor's
noth-ns 8.1
Auditor's notices
Uivorce notices - &.l0
ShnrilT's fiiiles, Orpnjms' court pnles.
County Trcasnrer'fl snlen, OounTy stnU1
ment and election 'proclamation olmrgcd
by the square.
J. H. Tun Ellen, PrBMSHKR,
MilfoiJ, Tike County, Ta.
Tho republicans of the borougl:
have nominated nn excellent ticket
ami taxpayers who have the best
interests of the town at heart should
profor a careful, conservative coun
cil to one which mny iidd much to
113 burdens. There are Improve
monts needed in several directions
if we desire to retain the patronage
of city guests, and they are the chief
source of income to many here, and
those improvements should not be
crippled or hindered by increased
outlays in one.
King Edward will permit the fa
vorod ones to kiss his hand, and uos
siblv some American toadyists will
avail tuemselves ol the gracious
privilege, but no self-respecting cit
izen of this country could hardly do
so. There are plenty of people who
would prefer to shower their oscula
tory attentions on the Pope's toe
but when it comes to kissing there
is no accounting for tastes, as the
old woman said. .
A marriage license was granted
Bntton Thomas and Anna Van Tas
sell Feb. 12.
Connty Superintendent George
Sawyer W3nt to Hot Springs, Ark.,
this week in search of health.
The Epworth League had an en
joyable social in the church last
evening. A $3 free will ofForing
was taken.
Guerdon Pollett, formerly of this
oounty, son-in-law of H. E. Kipp,
lost bis drug s.tore aud home in the
Patorson fire.
William Metz, proprietor of the
Grand View Hotel, who has spent
part of tho winter in New York, re
turned home recently.
Mrs. F. F. White, who has been
visiting New York for some time, is
ill with grippe. When hor condi
tion admits she is expected home.
C. C. Shannon, Esq., of Lncka
waxen, who suffered a stroke of
paralysis a few days ago, does not
improve and his oondition is very
critical.
Jas. S. Drake, now with an insnr
mice company at Hartford, Conn.,
will soon remove his family from
Sortiutou, where they have resided
since loavitig here, to that city.
Mrs. Mary Newman is quite se
riously ill aud is being attended by
her daughter, Sarah, who was
housekeeper for Miss Mary Wells.
In consequence Miss Wells is resid
ing with the family of her brother,
Henry B.
Mrs. llatln-yu Et. JuUu of Tort
Joi vlu Z. "s boon ftltwted first vice
president of the New York state
musical association. Her talents as
a director and her excellent voice
make her well worthy this distin
guished consideration.
Holders ot the Press who may
have been wondering what there
was about the American girl which
needed advertising will have their
curiosity satisfied this week by ex
atnining Johnson's ad. He is on
Front street, i'.irt Jet vis, and there
you can see the "girl" in all her dis
tinguished grace and beauty.
The City'n fcuvitifs Batik of Tin
tcnit, Ml-u , clotnd lis doors Muu
(las'. The vice president, Frank C.
Andrews, was allowed by tho cash
ier to overdraw his ic.uinint one mil
lion dollars which was lost in s;i
Illation and occasioned tleit
vUans.1.
Andrews made this statement
which teaches a pret'tiant lesson:
"Youoo; moil can poior to u;o as all
ex.uiijile of the result of the specu
lative mania." Ho is now iu jail.
Don't Accv; t a Sv.L.,i:t,.te t
When yo:i a .k. f ir Cascarets be
sv; ydi yt the (. i-iiiiihc Cum uiets
Cati.V Oil, ,!.. ! l..n't accept
f .iu..h.!,'i,t i,.l ;;i t.it--s, jsisit itiwns or
.'!.n !ci tri '! 1 in ; ii: ,ie l .u 'i'-t:i :t ainii
i l t . C. C. jscv, r s.'iJ la lull,
i !l i:i 1 v V-,, K v,
Jlchinz Joints
In flip fini"rs, tor-, anon, and oilier
r-srH of tlio body, :iro joints that are
inflamed and swollen ly rlieumntipni
that arid condition of the blood which
affects tlie nmsclra nlno.
Hnffcrcrs (Irend to move, especially
after sitting or lying long, and their
condition is commonly worse in wet
wcntlior.
"It Ins l-.ern s Ion? time inec ws hnvs
been without Hood's Sar-wpuriMs. ..V
falher thiol-: lie cou'! nor no wimonr it.
Jle hHS hH'ii tronlilcd wittl rlieumHllsm
since he was a liov, nnd Hood's Snr-"fi'S-rilla
Is the only no'ilii ino lie rnn InVe tlmt
will eniiliie h i tit to take Ills place In the
field." Miss An Doty, Sidney, Iowa.
Hood's Sarsaparilta
and Pills
Jpmove the cause of rheumatism no
outward application can. Take them.
THE CHURCH COLUMN,
(Hy Rfv. C. K. PitiiiiH.)
The topic for next Sabbath morn
ing is "The Conquest of 1 ruth and
in the evening, "One Muster."
Wif are plad to hear that our
people were well fed with (ho word
of truth last. Sabbath evening. It is
extremely unpleasant to be in flit
bands of the grippe, but it is grati
fying to know that the work goes
on.
The entertainment in the interest
of the Sabbath school last Thursday
evening was a very pleasant affair,
especially tho pictures seen in the
megulethoscopo. It will be a pleas
uro that all will seek to soo the re
maining scenes when Mr. White
gives the opportunity.
The writer lias been elected lead
or of 7th group of Epworth Leagues
ot the Jersey City district. There
are twelve charges in the group. A
meeting in the interest of Epworth
League will be held at Port Jurvis
some time early in March if a suit
able speaker can be secured.
This coming week we will begin
our rehearsals for the Ets'er can
tata to be given at tho church some
time during ptssion week. All
those in our Sabbath school, to the
number of fifty, are needed to make
this the success that we desire. We
expect to have a chorus of that
number.
Joseph A. Buckley, who wont
from Delaware township to Wash
ington to locate, whore his sons are
prosperous business meu, writes to
a friend that the climate there has
been unusually severe this winter
He was about to plough his garden
for planting but a cold snap post
poned operations. He is suited with
the country, however, and well
satisfied with bis prospects.
A destructive fire Visited Pater
son, N. J., last Sunday burning
twenty-six blocks in which were
several churches, the publio build
ings, several banks, and many
dwellings. The total loss is esli
mated at about eight million dollar
on which there was an insurance of
about five million dollars. The nn
merous factories in the city were
not burned ro there will be no loss
in employment of bunds.
Advertise in the Prkss.
v3
Kick a dog and he bites you.
I le bites you and you kick him.
The more you kick the more
he bites and the more he bites
the more you kick. Each
makes the other worse.
A thin body makes thin
blood. Thin blood makes a
thin body. Each makes tlie
other worse. If there is going
to be a change the help must
come from outside.
Scott's Emulsion is the right
help. It breaks up such a
combination. Eirst it sets the
Mom at h right. Then it en
riches the blood. That
strengthens the body and it
begins to grow new flesh.
A" strong body makes rich
blood and rich blood makes a
strong body. Each makes the
o'.hcr better. This is the way
j Scott's Emulsion puts the thin
j body on its feet. Now it can
rr, t , o.rr !,
by itself. No need
of medicine.
'I!.' Iu.tuie f: picMlllib
I lie 1 udt: Maik of Scott's
1 i.iulm and i. on the
f.ij per of evciy Lu'.Uc.
$-i--4 for free aaiia.le-
SCOTT K !
4.o I'ciil St,. N- w Voik
yc. ui.d i. u'l c!ii.
KiMiiu;s.
James llitm-mn made it 1'ii-irii'st
trip to ln ley one day lnt w "t k.
I.tiltl Keyier of 1 loni'-ilali1 Is vi-dt-ing
her pnrcnls, Mr. and Mrs. AlU'ii
Keyser.
John Cai'lin cut his fool and
(hmincey Tyler cut his ankle lnt
week. Tin1' were chopping fur M,
('. (lowland.
Otis lio'.vland of Itiiffiilo and Helen
(lowland of (lowland visited M. C.
Rowland and family Inst Saturday.
Eddie nnd Susie Edwards of Port
Jervls returned home last Saturday
itfler spending several days in this
place wuli relatives.
Mrs. Edward Malotie visited her
ister, Mrs. (leorge Long, at (lawley
Hunilav.
Annie M.'( 'arty of White Mills Is
isiting relatives in this place.
Willis Simonson Is nursing a lame
ide, the result of a fall on the lee.
A Thiu?ntd Dollar Thrown Away.
Mr. W. W. Baker of I'lainview,
Neb., writes; "My wife had ltiti(!
trouble for over fifteen years. We
tried n number of doctors and spent
over a thousand dollars without any
relief. She was very low and I lost
all hope, when a friend snggnsled
trying Foley's Honey nnd Tar,
which I did; and thanks be to this
great remedy it saved her life She
is stronger and enjoys better health
than she has ever known in ten
years. We shall never be without
Foley's Honey and Tar and would
ask those afflicted to try it. Sold at
Armstrong's drug store.
Would tio nilk Mnmmn.
Ml tie liirl u visitor) My papa's a
pood man. He'll go to Heaven, won't
he?
Visitor-Oil, yes, Indeed, and are
you poinir to llcnven, too?
Little viiil Oh, no! 1 in going wito
Bianinin. Detroit Free Press.
A. W. Balch & Son, Matamoras,
all (linguists and general stores
in Pike county guirantee every hot
tlo of Chamberlain's Cough Ilemedy
and will refund the money to any
one who is not satisfied after using
two-thirds of the contents. This is
the best remedy in the world for la
grippe, coughs, colds, croup and
whooping cough and is pleas
ant and safe to take. It prevents
any tendency of a cold to result in
pneumonia. 2-28.
Fruit Itepnrtee.
"Apple of my eye!" breathed the ar
dent youth, gazing at tlie beautiful
girl.
"But I thought you just Raid I was
a peach?" she giggled. Then he went
around to ask pa if he could preserve
her. Chicago Daily rvwi.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
lias world-wide fame for marvel
ous cures. It surpasses any other
salve, lotion, ointment or balm for
Cuts, Corns, Burns, Boils, Sores
Felons, Ulcers, Tetter, Bait, Ilheum
Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Skin
Eruptions j infallible for Piles. Cure
guaranteed. Only 25c at all drug
gi3ts.
roi on ok the: old una.
Fa t her What does ytmr teacher fcay
now about your exercises., hince I've
beeu helping ou on thciu ?
Son She said this morning thnt I'm
pro wiiii? more and more btupid every
dy! Lustige Welt.
Carrot Fndiltiiu'.
This p'.iudintf lubieh au ri-fa aa plum
pudding, urn! has the adtautae ovt-r
ihat of lit'iig elicit si iljle. (ream one
lablespuun of butitr with one cup of
dark Ih'uwij eiiar, then ami one e",
oeatcn ery iif-iii, one-half cop of
in. ilk, u:.e cup ul g j Led eu rrul, oiie
leas.jJjuii uf 'aii;aaiun, aii.-jiiee, ear
bona I e of bod a , out - half u u u t meg,
one-hii ; f I t-;i s;uuii (f flints, unt- cup uf
bread rrmiii.s, ii,e ctjj of tlour, ne'
half oup f raisins ami currants, audi
iwo tablejiooiis of nlnm. Add by
de tcck ; tie r;i i.si nb u i.d i urriiu 1 8,
rt ;:;;ed w it ti fiour. Stir the w bole
very hard, put iu a btiiten-d puddieyf
tu old, and ' ea hi for thi'T t huurt. -CooJ
liutiM Keepinr.
Woiking Ov.ivtinte.
Eilit hour Jaws nro ijjnnnul ly
those tjrdrss liftle workers 1 r.
Miii'H New Lif) PiiU. Miilinns txrv
alwayrt nt work, nilit ami tiny, cur
ui IuihMii inn, li;i;oit.-itn'.s, Ciiiisfi
IMitioii, Su k litMUcrlu uiiti all Stoiu
ii h, A ver uii'.l ii'nvtd trouble.
Litsy, plrhsitnt. stifo, huio. i )niy 'Z-i
itt till dni'.Ms.
r iv f . ik
ir-Y ""tr
innwsnM
Mir. Wheeler Got Rid of His Rheum
atism. "During the winter of lRflS I was
so lame in my joints, in fact nil over
my body, that 1 could hardly hobble
around, when I bought a bottle of
Gliamberlaiirs Pain - Balm. Prom
the first application I began to get
well and was cured nnd have work
ed steadily all the year. K. Wheel
er, North wood, N..Y. For sale by
W. Batch and Bon, Matamoras,
all drug and general stores in Pike
connty.
San Praneisco has four Chinese
dailies, besides several weeklies. It
reipiires a case of 11,(100 space to
hold n font of Chinese typo. On ac-
nitit of the system of root forms
that lie at the buses of the words in
that language there are divisions
devoted to each root character, for
example, wood and all its kindred
amplifications,' such as "box,"
bed," "plum tree" nnd tin; like.
Sometimes an liiuistml word is needed
and a clever craftsman will delicate
ly cut or patch a type to make the
retpiiretl character.
I hnro usod ChnmborlnlnV Cotigh
Remedy for a number of yenrs and
lmve no hesitancy in spying that it
is the beat remedy for coughs, colds
nnd croup I have ever used in my
family. I lmve not words to express
my confidence in this Remedy.
Mrs. J. A. Moore, North Star, Mich
For sale by A. W. Baloh & Son
Mntiniornfl, all drug and general
Rtorea in Pike county.
At Arcommodalliiir nKvar.
"I can't (rive ,vu anyttiing, my nmn;
chnritj- boK"1" athonit'."
"All ritfht. boss; I'm willin' to go
home with you." N. Y. Herald.
Get a free sanipla of Chumbor
luin'a StomHoh fliul Livor Tablets nt
A. W. Balch & Son's, Mntntuornp,
or nny drug or genernl storo in Pike
county. They are enni!r to tnko nnd
more pleasant in effect titan pills.
Then their use is not followed by
constipntlon as is often tho case
with pills. Megulur size, 25c. per
box.
Hie V- to Poverty.
"How did he lose his fortune?"
"His daughter married a noble
man." Town Topic.
Stop That Butchery!
Ro Knife Required.
Hemorrhoids, or piiefl, whether protrud
ing, Interim!, hUvetlinff, itching or blind,
can be clTectually, quickly and painlessly
removed without surgery by using tho
grcalest dUcovery of tho century for the
euro of this painful malady. We refer to
Dr. A. B Clark's Pile Kemedy, now ptir
chasable for tho first time through the
Solo Agents, the L'lnrk Medical Co , Pitts
burgh, Pn., and cotiiiK for eonipleU
treatment mly One dollar by mail pvstge
puid. So convinced u thn doctor of the
efiU-aey of Ida remedy iu removing forever
every vestimi of this dread disease that he
bus iustrncteU his agents to refund the
price paid in every case, of fa lure. This
gives the public b much m-edrd pn't'ction
as against certain remedied that have
nothing to recommend them except price
A treat Uc on Hemorrhoids nuiiUd to
readers of this paper. 3
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
In the matter ot the es- ) In the Orphan's
lateof Ciilharine K'-kart, Court of Pike
d'-'-'-Hsed 1 ( 'ounty, Pa.
'I he undersigned app in ed oy the court
' to 'iiaUe (li-.uil'Uiii n of lite fluids in
hantlsof K. Ynraierina rk, tiu--tie, tin shown
i iiis (K-countK, to tlie perias entitled,
etc., will meet all i;ai i it-s inti'resld fur
t lie pir poho of hit ttppoi nt nu nt, nt his
11ir- in the Hurough uf .M'ilord, I'a , on
ij i titty, t he ih'.h tl.iy i f 1 ebruiti y. A . I) .
J. nt l! o'elot k p. in., at hirh lime all
pa 1 1 it hitvi n g it eiaitti upon I hr fund.-, or
iit-r st in tlie distribution tin n-of most
appear and prove thfir claMoK r be do!ur
ii d fit. in coining In upon rw.wl funds
; (, ui.o u. m hh,
Amliiur.
Milfoid, Pa., J.m. 1 1, liri.
M U U i 1 u n o
r it n iTft r
In the imiMi'i' of the ) In the Orplmn't
e t tie f IjoUllel.' Courl of J'lke
.NluiiU ist-n. (h d W'oniy, l'i.
'1 lie uiuiiTT-io. d appuinied ly tin- Culirt
"In iiuikh (tint i ilMit ion of tltr Inlaid in
haiulh! uf lit oii' G-i'r, iulmiuUi laior, as
i iioAii l.y Imh tn cuiiiii, to iwu) among the
pitn lis i in o i tl I iiriel; and lituke i port,"
etc , will im-t t all partit a int r st.-ti for tlie
iui jhm' el his i.j'O. iut iin-nL at lila ofhre in
iht: lt'iont.'li of ;-,:ii!oid, I'a , on a'uiday.
ll.i- Iir.t Oay of Man it. 'A. l!",', ill i
o t loi. U p. in . nt w hi h : i ino tt) I pact if.-,
iitiving it t'l.iitn n pi ai l he I 'i lots or iiiU'iv.i!
in llii t i 1 .i , r ( i ii t h ' n ll.eitol louftt ttjrix-ar
and prove Un H iai;ns oi be dthui txti tr.itn
toiiung in uiMiii rtod loiiiis
J. H. VAN Kl'IKN.
A muiur.
ihlfoid, rVh 4, I'J-ci.
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, V
meriGan
We beg leave to , nnounce that we have secjred the agency for the sale of the
American Girl Shoe, "a shoe as good 83 its name." A woman's shoe made in al
the popular styles, in all leathers, prices always the sr.nue, 02. GO.
This shoe appeals to the GOLC of every American Girl from Cuba to the
Philippines. It's like the American girl replete with all good qualities and insures
to its happy possessor an existence of satisfaction and joy.
American girls, be as c-d as your name and wear "The American Girl Shoe."
FITTER OF FEET.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Hy rlrtun (if n writ of Icvnr! FnHfi n
snert out. of the Court of ('o)iim ti IMtas of
Pikn county to tun ilim-trd, I will nvU nt.
the HhrrlfT's office In tho lJorutipli of Mil
fnnl on
SATntDAV, TI1K FIRST DAY OF
MARCH, A. 1) , Ut2,
nt SoVlivck In the nfternoon : All t hp fol
lowing (icscrilv'd plpco, pnrecl of ImtuI situ
ate In the township of Dtnijinnu nml
J)eliuMir) in finicl county of Pike: Hcriti
nitur Hi cociicr t't wt-cn thn lmcl hrrchy
ooiivcyfil nnd of Cyril O 1. I'inrhot, (it-
rnsni, t'i ntz th northeast, comer of the
(-'i lie tint; I nod , t heii'-e nnrt h 4H fietr r'-
west 4 perches to land Jacob MeCnrty,
thence ahum iaid McCarlv's land north 40
tiegrees cast fiu perches ti stones fur n cor
ner, tneiice Rout li (l (Icgrct's east rjo per-
clies, t hence south 4?? degrees A'est tl)1, per-
hes tna curner. theitcc south nj'j. degrees
i'C!t rj perches to a white oak for corner.
thence north decrees west ii'i perclics
to the place of beginning, containing 4i
acres and 14H perches; also nnot her piece
und helng part ol a larger tract surveyed
to Samuel Magaw and described as fol
lows: Heuinnititf at a white oak for a cor
ner, thence by original line of Mild survey
north degrees east VMi perches to a
nine, thence hv said line south T 1 degrees
went tH perches to stone, thence north
degrees west 14(1 perches to stonr, thence
north Hi degrees west 4i!,( perches to blacK
ilk, thence north M degrees west 2 per
ches to stone on said original line, thence
by said line north 42 degrees east. It :i per
ctuH to black oak. t hence 4'." 2 degrees cast
.12 perch s to white oak ant) place of In-ginning,
containing 14 Hcres and 1"5 perches
more or less..
IMPROVKMKNTS-House nnd burn;
about 5 Hereb improved, babtnee well tim
bered. Seized and taken lti execution as tho
1 ronerty of Anton Ludwig and will be
so hi by me for cash.
UKORGK GRK(iORV,
SherifT.
Sheriff's (Office. Milford, Pft.( )
Feb. liKfi.
U.L.W
lj um --
1
OF
Ve Arc Going to Leave Town.
Here is a stock of .$25,000 to be slaughtered. The peo
pic of Port Jcrvis and vicinity never before
bad such an opportunity to
Furnish Their Homes
at a less price than it cost to make the goods. Every
article in the store MUST GO! If you
are likely to want any
Furniture, Carpets or Crockery
in the next ten years, it will pay you to buy now. even
. if you have to borrow the money. We have
only the month of Uebruary in which to
Dispose of the Entire Stock.
Our store was closed all day Wednesday to enable us to
arrange the goods for this Closing Out Sale.
On Thursday morning. Feb. (J, we
opened at 10 o'clock.
Be on Hand Early
so that you may get tlie cream of the bargains
at litis
Great Closing Out Sale.
Hoarding House Keepers, take notice.
Cash, or Approved Note.
: miture
hi
ma m
S2 PIKE STREET,
WAN TK1 SF.VKRAI, PFRSONS OF
chnnieter ami good repulat iot In each
state (one in thi county reqiiired) to rep
resent and advertise old established weal
thy business house of not id tlnnncial stand
i ig Salary s tm wet kly with expenses
ad'litional, all payable In cash each Wed
ui'Mhiy diri'ct fntio liead otbee Murse
and carriages turnihr-tl, when necessary.
RefePMices. Knelo-e (if if-addiessi d -taiiip-ed
envelope. Manager. :Ud "axton Muild
Ing, Chicago.
NO'PICFi All hunting, fishing or other
trespassing on the pretnls4's of the under
signed, in lJingmnn Township, on Ray
iiiondhklll and Dwarfskill ('recks, Is for
bindeii under penalty of the law.
CnA T. Hoil.KAU,
ningtuan Twp., N. Hoti.KAtr.
May 17. HtH. tloPHril V HofLEATI.
THKSPASS NOTICK. Notice fs hereby
giv.n that trespassing upon the pro
perty of tho undersigned in Mitfoid lowu
hip t'lke county, l'a., for the purpose of
hunting, fishing or any other purposes 1
strictly forbidden under penalty of t he law.
M Its. 8. M. CkaKT
COH S.J
r Mnt.ii!
ALK. A fiTiinll fnrm UH'nii',J ih-ht
'itfiMioniR, kliuwu hh the HriiHcI c,r
Hfinliartit, pliicc, conrHiiting: SI m.ri's.
Kilii ly liM'iitil, well wiitvnil. Hoiisb hik!
t-nrii. Kniit nf all kimls. 1'iirt iiiitiiiiviil.
Til le olcnr. l-ir terms, price, etr... Hd.lrt'BA
L.OCK i,ox ti MUturil.
T'HK.SPASS NOT1CK. NntUpis IhtiIit
X Kirt'ii that tri's)insiii(f on t lie pri'inisi-s
uf tli. uprti'rKitfiii'd. sltiuitiMl in Dtntiiim
township, tor any purpoo whnti'vor i
st ru t ly forliiildi n. anil all otTt nilcrs will lx'
iroinpny prosoeuuii. lit A is. Cask
()t. !i4. lBitf.
TTrTTITo PiTEHT Good Ideal
mil
may be seen red by
oar aia. AnureRs,
THE PATENT RECORD
Baltimore. Md.
BuoM-nnttons to i he itetit Keoora tiJJier auduip
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PORT JERVIS, N. Y,
WILLIAM B. KENWORTHY, M.D.
riiysician and Surgeon.
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OFFICE in Drug Store on Broad
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