Richmond Palladium (Daily), 26 January 1899 — Page 3

RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1899

CLEARING

Thousands of dollars' worth of desirable clothing, dry goods, shoes, etc., will be slaughtered during this sale, as we intend to cany over no winter goods if low prices will sell then. Hundreds of other bargains besides the,e mentbned.

Men's Suits and Overcoats. We put on sale a few days ago 80J men's fine suits at the low price of $6 00 per suit, suits worth from $10 to $15. Wo have sold about one-half of them and still offer the balance of them at toe same price. Such values in turn's suits will not be offered soon again. We advise all in need of a suit to call at once, as they will soon be gone. Even if not in need of a suit it will pay you to buy one and lay it aside for future use. We have also reduced our entire stock of suits to less than cost for this sale. Our enti. e stock of men's ulsters and overcoats must be sold, and you can buy one at half price and less. Men's ulsters in the best qualities, worth $12.50, QH Cfl $15 and $18. all go at Of OU Men's overcoafs in all wool goods, OQ tC and well made, worth $8, at 03 10 Men's finest kerseys and meltons. C"I CO worth $13.50 and $15. all go at-.. O 0 U Boys' long pants suits at $2, $3, $4, $5 and $6, worth double. Our entire stock of children's knee pants suits and overcoats must be sold. All wool knee pants suit $1.48, cheap at double the price. 50 doz boys' knee pants at 25c, worth 50c. 50 doz boys' all wool knee pant?, worth 75c, at 45c.

100 dozen mn's good, heavy fleeced shirts and drawers at 25c, worth 50c. Men's all vvool shirts and drawers, natural gray color, at 48 c, worth $1.00. 25 dozen men's good all leather gloves at 25c, worth 50c.

Shoes! Shoes! 100 pairs of boys shoes at 75c and $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. 1000 pairs of men's shoe3 at half price; all new and desirable goods, but odds and ends, at $1.25. Sl.SO andS2.00, worth double. 50 dozen nun's good suspenders, worth 25c, only 8c per pair. Boys' fine all wool waists, 8 to 14, worth

u, at use. Dry Goods Department All best quality piints, indigo blue, black. 1 i silver grays, turkey red and all fan- Q p cies, regulai 5c and (5c quality U2u 3 bales unbleached muslin, 5c quah y J.Q 3 bales unbleached muslin, 64e qual- ft ity Hb 2 cases bleached muslin, regular 5c 2 cases bleached muslin, regular O4C Jq 10 pieces unbleached sheeting, l-4, Qlp regular 15c j2u 2 cases unbleached Canton flannel, Qp regular 5c, at Ob 2 cases unbleached Canton flannel, Alp regular 7c, at f 2b 1 case unbleached Canton flannel, reg- C ular8j$e. at Ob 50 pieces dark stripe flannelettes, reg- n ular 5c, at Hit 0 pieces fancy plaid flannelettes, JTp regular 8sc, at Ub 100 pieces best quality anrom ging- Alp ham, regular 7c, at r2b 100 pieces best quality table oil cloth Qq 100 pieces best quality shirting, reg- Mn ular 9c and 10c. at 02b

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GRAND MID-WINTER

IMOW GOING ON.

50-in cloth,

50 black sateen skirts 50 black sateen skirts 50 woolskirts, in patt rus 50 wool skirts, in patterns

10J pieces 18 100 pieces 18

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Dress Goods OplMt

28-in plaid at 71 C 34-in plaid 10c 36-ia plaids, part wool 20c 28 in half wool novelties 9C 40 in half wool novelties and coverts... I9C 38-in henrietta,all colors - I6c 38-in henrietta, all colors, extra fine - 20c 38-in all wool serge, all colors 21c 42-in black brocade 20c 45-in black henrietta, regular 75c- 49c

all wool Zuu

Best quality silisia 10c Best qnality cambri3 Zk Velveteen facing 32 C Cotton canvas 8C Linen canvas 10c Hair cloth, the real 20c

Sk rt Patterns. 100 liht colored flannelette skirt pat- I Op terns, full size I vfu 100 light colored flannelette skirts. QCp ready made LUb 100 best quality light colored flannel- Q0p ette skirts, ready made OOb

... 80c $1 10 . 93c ... 80c

MICELLAXOUS. 25 pieces best quality factoiy flannel 20c 100 pairs gray, tan and white blankets-.39c 100 ladies' blue mackintoshes, 2 capes, velt collar $2.89 100 misses blue mackintoshes, 2 capes, velvet collar $2.68 100 ladies' wrappers, perfect fit 63c 100 ladies' wrappers, best grade, perfect fitting...'- 79c Table Linen and Towels. Turkey red table linen, regular 20c 16c Turkey red table linen, regular 25c 19e Unbleached table linen, regular 25c ..19c Unbleached table linen, regular 35c 24c 50 table covers with colored and all white borders 85c

- in checked crash, reg. 5c 3c - in fancy crash, reg. 8ic 5c

100 piece0 18-in plain bleached, reg. 10c 7c 100 pieces 18 in unbleached crash 4zC 25 dozen napkins, per dozen 45c 25 dozen napkins, per dozen - 80c

25 dozen nankins, per dozen Sl.lO

25 dozen napkins, per dozen $1.35 25 dozen napkins, per dozen $1.65

100 doz towels, big job, 4c each, 45c doz.

50 dozen towels, all linen 8ic 50 dozen towels, all linen lOc 50 dozen towels, all linen 12 Jc

With scores of other bargains in ladies'

hosiery, underwear and shoes, now on sale

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ON MANY SUBJECTS A Xatnml Fan; Hra. At the Fu-alionos the eroaire aseata bar worked with queer caprice. This rock bain- rranit. baa been acted upon by the aea at all levels, and throughout the Ions period when, ft baa been, rifling out of th water depths. Through a long, narrow bole, slanting and communicating with the ocean, there comes at Interrals a terrific stream of air. forced by tbe spasmodic heaving of the wares against the lower orifice. The government, which uses this island for lighthouse purposes, inclosed the upper end with the noxxle of a fog horn, and every few seconds there was blown an ear-splitting brawl, which was heard far out at sea and above the din of the breaking rollers. It was allowed to roar only in foggy weather, but it was eccentric in that it would only sound at high tide. When the tide was low,, although the weather might

be very thick, the thing was silent. For lack of its warning a ship went ashore upon the island rocks, and then it was that the government abandoned its location on the wind bole and erected a steam siren, or mechanical fog horn, which has since very faithfully performed the necessary service. The Litkr Maori. The Maori tribe have a godsend in the way of boiling springs. They can soak themselves all day in warm weather; cook their meat and potatoes by simply hanging them in their nets in a corner of a hot water spring; launder their garments by soaking them ia a boiling soda spring and rinsing in the warm, clear water of another bubbling geyser and walk proudly off In clean garments. Bat She Cashes It. "Poor Miss Wellalong! She has had another birthday." "How do you know? "Her usual check on the bank came from her eccentric old uncle. He sends her one every birthday." "I think she is to be congratulated, instead of pitied." "Yes, but every check he sends is for as many dollars as she is years old, and she has to go to the bank herself to get the money." Time To I by Taste. A strange clock was made during the last century for a French nobleman. The dial was horizontal, and the figures, being hollow, were filled with different sweets or spices. Thus, running his finger along the hand, by tasting, the owner could tell the hour without a light. China Galore. The Czar of Russia probably owns a greater quantity of china than any other person in the world. He has the china belonging to all the Russian rulers as far fact as Catherine the Great. It Is stored in an immense closet in the winter palace at St. Petersburg. A Thought EiprM4. Miss Buddlette What do you think of the new telepathy party? Miss Longoulete I never think; you know each thought leaves a wrinkle. Miss Buddlette (looking at her attentively and sympathetically) What a pity you didn't quit years ago. Clock Mae of Bread. Milan has a curiosity in a clock which is made entirely of bread. The maker is a native of India, and he hai. devoted three years of his time to the construction of this curiosity. The clock is of respectable size and goes well. To Destroy WeeAs. Weeds can be destroyed in gardens by a new machine having an oil reservoir mounted on wheels and provided with an air-pump to force the oil into a series of burners, which transform it into gas and discharges it against the weeds. All Hands Aroand. One Thomaston, Me., family means to take no chances with diphtheria. Every member thereof wears a tarred rope around the neck, and this precaution is extended even to the cat, dog and pig. A boat the- Caterpillar. A French scientist says a caterpillar cannot see more than two-fifths of an inch ahead. The hairs on the body are said to be of as much use as its eyes in letting it know what is going on around. ? Great Britain's Expenses. The expenses of Great Britain are about 1500,000,000 yearly, or nearly $1,000 per minute, but every tick of the clock represents an inflow of a little over $10 into the treasury, thus leaving an annual surplus of about $20,000,000. Maaie's Library. Mudie's circulating library In London has 3,000,064 books constantly in circulation, and employs 178 people. Pnmlee Stone Boat. A lifeboat made of pumice stone has been tested. It continued to float with a load even when full of water. The Amen ! I of marriaere is always a babv. Without it, wedlock is a summer field that never blooms, a flower that never b;ds, a nitfht without 5 tar, a sermon without a benediction. a prayer without an Amen. There never was a husband worthy of the name, who did not aspire to be the father and the frrandfather of healthy, capable children to hanrfc down his name and the fortune accumulated by the sweat of his brow, from feneration to generation. There never was a wife fit to bear that noble title, who did not wish to wear womanhood's most g-Iorjons crown, the sceptre of motherhood. Thousands of wedded conples, otherwise happy, fall short of wedlock's greatest happiness because they are childless. In the majoritv of cases, this is because the wife, through ignorance or neglect, sneers frora weakness and disease of the organs distinctlyfeminine. For women who suSer in this way there is one great medicine that does not faii to accomplish its pnroose. It is Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It act directly oa the delicate organs concerned and makes them strong, health v. vieorous, virile and elastic. It allays inflammation, heals ulceration, soothes pain and tones the shattered nerves. It fits for wifehood ' and motherhood. It quickens and vitalizes the distinctly feminine organism. It banishes the maladies of the expectant months and makes baby's introduction to the worid easy and almost painless. It insures the little new-comer's health and noorishment in plenty It is the best supportive tonic for nursing mothers. Mrs. Jennie Parks, of Marshall. Spokane Co., Wash., writes: " I am ffiart to tell of the rood r results of yonr gTeat medicine. Dr. Pierce s ! Favorite Prescription. I was heuefilJ by your medicine in confinement. It rives me strength. I have no tired feeling and or? baby the picture of health. I feel better than 1 have in ten years." In cases of constipation Dr. 'Pierce's Pleasant Pellets should be used as an adjunct to the "Favorite Prescription. they are extremely simple, perfectly natural and insure provot and permanent relief.

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PECULIAR TO OUR SOIL. I lratf CaarrX is an III. W Jm American disease. I I 'JAZ? 1 Mrs. Greeer. Baby. IfvSA Tex., says.- "Pe-runa laAV has deme so much good - for me that I am able l" to do my own work." :T Mr. JacobGriffin, Elmer. 1? jp7ia Miebi writes: "I was very 1 nervous and unable to rs?1V4 work. I have taken several rOs bottles of Pe-ru-ns and r ..- i T - Esther Luther, Franklins ville, N. C, says : I took your Pe-ru-na for deafness can bear now as well as I ever could. Aug. Tryloff, Mt. Clemens, M ich. .writes : " I had la grippe and it left me with a terrible cough. I took Pe-ru-na and was cured." Mrs. E. Guest, Kearney, Buffalo Co., Neb., writes: " I took your Pe-ru-na for catarrh, and can say that I am now entirely cured of it." H. Walter Brady, Cascade, Ark., says : "I had running ears. It was so offensive I excluded myself from all society. After I had borne it fourteen years I read Dr. II art man's book called The Ills of Life. I took seventeen dollars' worth of his remedies and am entirely cured." Don't let the little ones suffer from eczema, or other torturing skin disease. No need for it. Doan's oint ment cures. Can't harm the most deli cate (kin. At any drugstore, 50 cents Mardigras At New Orleans and Mobile. Queen A Crescent route limited trains, quip ped with elegance, running on fat time. One fare round trip tickets from Cincinnati and dorth on sale dai'y, February 6 to 13, good until February 23 to return. AI-o Birmingham, A a., on Fame dates. W. C. Rine arson, General Passe nsrer Agent, Cincinnati. O. Grip's Ravages Doomed. So much misery and so many deaths bave been caused by the grip, that everyone should know what a wonderful remedy for this mala jy is found in Dr. King's New Discovery. That distressing stubborn cough, that inflames your throat, robs you of sleep, weak ens your system and paves the wny for consumption is quickly stopped by this matchless cure. If jou have chills and fever, pains in the tacK of the head, soreness in bones and mateles, sore throat and that cough that grips your throat like a vice, jcu need Dr. King's New Discovery to cure your gup, and prevent pneumonia or consumption, Price 50 cts. and $ 1 UO Money back if not cured. A trial bot tle free at A. G. Lukep & Co., drug store. COSTS NO MORE RTo Go East via Waehl. g on Ovtr Fenn y.-.,; .- , sjivsnia Lame . Than it does to make the trip to Phila delphia and ew lork over the direct Pennsylvania Koute through Harri6 bum and Lancaster. Tickets via Washington are good for ten days' stop-over et the National Capital, and at Philadelphia an additional ten days' stop-over may be enjojed by holders of tickets to New York whether they read via Washington or over direct route. For special information re garding fares, time of through trains, ttc, pleaBe apply to local representatives ot the Pennsylvania Lines, or address W. W. Richardson, District PasseDger Agent, Indianapolis, Ivd. Advantaa-ea ot Small Farms. Too much land is expensive if it is not kept in good condition, as the taxes thereon will be an expense which must always be met. But few farms are well supplied with manure, and the result is that the land is not adequately furnished with "plant food. Nothing Is gained by spreading themanure necessary for five acres over ten times that area, for the smaller the yield the greater the expense of growing a crop in proportion to receipts. The largest yields are on email farms, and the profits are greater because less labor is required in hauling and harvesting the crops. The distance in hauling manure regulates the number of loads, but the expense for labor is the same for a few loads as for many where the handling of the manure is an important matter. It is in the concentration of effort that expenses are lessened. If a farmer can secure eighty bushels of corn from one acre he will make a larger profit than from forty bushels per acre on two acres, as he will have only one acre to plow and cultivate, and his land will become better every year because of being well manured. Damaged Grala, The question of feeding damaged grain is always interesting, anything concerning it acceptable to eur readers. Here is a man who is feeding sprout ed wheat, making it the morning feed in a daily ration which contains a mash at noon and cracked corn in the evening. His hens are a cross of the Indian Game "and Brown Leghorn. Their average for the month is 19 eggs a piece. There are twenty-four hens in the flock. Six were broody at different times during the month. In March and April the flock was fed heavily of buckwheat. The reports for the three months indicate that as an egg producer the sprouted wheat was very much better than the buckwheat. The price paid for the damaged wheat was 70 cents per bushel, at a time when sound wheat was selling for more than double that figure. Oae Farmer's Experience. The Toronto Globe says a Canadian 'armer who kept 24 cows and 2 hired men tested his cews with the Babcrwhtest and found that 8 were urnrnfifj. ble. H disposed of them and let 1 hired man go, aad at the end of the year found that he kad made as much money from the 16 as from the 24. Now ha has got down to 12 good cows and expects as much from them as he made from twice that number. Safatati-B. nflt dnm that man rrwan Kv w Ing ja made all your money out of ""5T- exciaimea we Indignant frienej. I3ont :no'-V answered Senator forsVim. "It ain't accurate, anyhow. 14 Ts in politics that I mad my

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He'p Yoar Lit Ons They Not to Blame are Evjrr mo'her in Richmond h-uld read this vtirle. Sjtne mothers bit me LheirehiHreuforwb.it they are not always able to prevent. The poor litt'e one suffer from their inability to do differently. Many children are born with weak kidney; they wet the bad tight after night, because they re 1 y can't help it. Mothers scold, then whip and often shame the child, but the accidents go on nightly. If two eauts woith of forethought wete jst?d, in would be seen that after whipping ecoldiDtr and shatnine the child, i' it still continued this habit, that the child must certainly have weak kidneys or an i&flitrauon in its bladder. Morro w's Kid neoids cure this trouble perfectly. They are easy to take as they are (tablets) and not a nasty nauseous pill. We want to give you the experience of a Sterling, 111 , mother, Mrs. C. A. Hewitt, of Wilson Ave. and 10th St., who says: "My little dacghter Qracie. who is six years old, bas been troub'ed all her life with weak kidneys. This was shown by her nightly wetting the bed. Small as she is she complained of pain in her back, which also convinced me it was ber kidneys. M )rrdw'8 Kid-ne- ids have been the only rm-dy I have been able to get that would do her any good They are all right and 1 heartily recommend them to mothers with children weo have weak kidneys and bothered this way." Write to Mrs. Hewitt, enclosing stamp, to confirm this statement, for she ia a graUfnl mother and will be glad to write you bow mach fcer little daughter was benefitted by the use of Morrow's Kin-ne-oids. Do not con found Morrow's Kid ne-oids with any kind of kidney pills; they are not pills at all, but l ellow Tablets, and are put up in wooden boxes which sell at 50 cents and are never sr. Id .in bulk. Morrow's Liver Lax will cure constipation and sells at 25 cents a box. Both of these remedies are for sale by all firstclass druggists and A. Q. Luken's drug store, or will be mailed by the manufacturers on receipt of price. John Morrow & Co. chemists, Springfield, OhiOj Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured In Three Days. Morton L. Hill of Lebanon, Indiana, says: "My wife had inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint; her suffering was terrible, and her body and face were swollen almost beyond recognition; had been in bed for six weeks and had eight physicians, but received no benefit until she tried the Mystic Cure for Rheumatism. It gave immediate relief, and she was able to walk about in three days. 1 am sure it Baved her life." bold by A. G. Luken & Co , druggists, 630 Main street, Ballard & nyder druggists 1031 Main street Richmond. 2 "Cure the cough and save the life." Dr. Wood's Norway Pire Syrup cures cough and c Ids, down to the very verge of consumption. You are making a great mistake in not sending tor a 10 cent trial tize of Ely's Cream Balm. I is a specific for catarrah tnd cold in the head. We mail it, or the 50 crnt size. Diuf gistf all keep it. Ely Bi others, 5t Warren street, N w York. Catarrh caused d fficully in epeakirg and to a great txtent loss t f hearing. By the use of Ely's Cream Balm drt ppirg of mucus has ceased, voiee atd hearing have greatly improved J. W. Davidson, attorney at law, Monmutb, ill. "It was almost a miracle. BardocV Blood Bitters cured me of a terrible breaking out all ovf r the body. 1 am very grateful " Miss J alia Filbridge, West Cornwell, Conn. What Do the Cn.ldren Drink? Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you tried the new food drink called GRA1N-OT It is delicious and nourishing and takes the place of coffee. The more Grain-O you give the chil dren the more health you distribute through their systems. Grain-O is made of pure grains, and when prop erly prepared tastes like the choice grades of et-ffee but costs at oat onequarter as much. All grocers sell it. 15o and 25c. Brginnlrg the Ntw Yrar With pure, rich, healthy blood, which may be bad by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, vou will rot need to fear at tacks of pnf nmonia, bronchitis, fevers, colds or the grip. A few bottles of this great tonic and blood purifier, taken now, will be your best piotection against spring humors, boils, eruptions, that tired feeling and serious ilIcet-a,to which a weak and debilitated system is especially liable in early spring. Hood's Sareaparida eradicates from 'ha blood all scrofula taints, tores and strergthens the stomach, cures dyspepsia, rheumatism, catarrh and every ailment caused or promoted by impure or depleted blood. Hew It Hurts! Rheumatism, with its sharp twings. aches avd pains. Do you know the canst T Acid in the blood has accumulated in your joints. The cure is found in Hood's Sarsaparilla which neutralizes this acid. Thourands write they have been completly ensed of rheumatism by Hood's Sarsiparill. Hood's Pills cures nausea, sick headache, billiousness, indigestion. Price 2o cents. 1 SVJADE ME A iVIAf AJAX TABLETS POBTTTTrXT CURE AttAiimi jPtan railtaa; Memorr.lapotaBC7. Steep! .iinniw.otc cnaiwj Aooae or otker xo aoa xadtaore us Vitalilv ia ar wtmna. mmi fHaaianfcratadr, baaiaesaor m&rriase. Prevrat Iiim n i rr sad Consomrtioa it lawn is tuna. Ittrtr oae above immediate iairan. Beat ana eSeets s (XRE where ail other taaIna poo keria the mains Aiu Tabieta. Tbey have cored thoouada and will eure ran. WesiTeacoa. nearreap SO CTS., tu-v wnon caarantae to euaca a cure s or rarand tse money. RvsWWWiwiia; sail, in plain wapper. upon racaiptef crioe. CirmUx 'm. A Ia V oCMcnv rn nm.a. or ats um trail tzttfiunu rnr t'.il hv For eale in Richmond by A.G.Lcken & Co. HIMDSPO BE3T0RES VITALITY 3-S sK--T .Itl -ad MartAia WeH Man the Avsi 'sJh or iwe. GREAT tTRENCH REMEDY produces the above res is 30 tats. Cure Nervous Debihiy.Imfiotency. Varicocele, Faiimg Memory. Slof ail drains ana lussea caused by errcrs of yocth. It warda off Insanity and Cmiso mptiort. Younjf Mn regain Manhood and Old Men recover Youthful Vigor. It gives vigor and size to shrunken orirans, and fits a man tor business or marriage- Easily carried ta tne vest pocket. Prue rfl PTP e Boxes Ja-sa hvnaiL in oiaia OacV- jll la 1 J.irc, with e, wii .Paris writtca jnaraate. Da. EA For sale by W. H.' Ros dnw Co. 804 Main street.

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FOLEY'S BANNER SALVE is a Healing Wonder.

MONEY! We Lave b iveral 80008 of Money to Loan on rrurtgage. - If you want to borrow cnie and see us. 1M. Bradbury & Son Fcom" 7 and 8 Weeteoit block, Richmond. Ind. PLEASANTS CO. Paperers and Painters. Fine, up to dite work a specialty. All kinds of work done with neatness and dispatch. Office, rocm i second floo". Grand hotel. . Resdnce. io ont'- cvrr'eer th street LAUNDRY. Get your Laundry wo-k done where satisfaction is guaranteed. ELDORADO STEAM LAUNDRY S29 Main St.. Tslsphon 3ft U V. HTINSON.Pro KlCli.MOrSlW mm LAUNDRY 919 Main SL 'Pnone 157. FIRST AID TO THE INJURED. Linen or other was! able fabrics which need attention will get It promptly if sent ta the Richmond Stram I-airnlry. We use modem methods in ihe wahing and ironing of clothes, and the result is perfection. Linen, wuol or other fahrica will las .twice the ordinary time if cleansed here. D. W. Walterr rop. DEPENDS ON THE HARNESS How much work the h rse c n do ani how well he cm do it. Well m-de. perfect fiui"g work harness will las a life time with ordinary c Are. and the hose ill le from gal.'s and sores All our harness i made from oak tanmd leither, the trimmings are of the beet quality A'd the woikmmnsfcip perfect Vou aill sae both trouble a d money when you boy here. THE WIGGINS CO . Phone my. S9 Maim Stkff.t. JOE LONG CHONG, Uas eoru4ack to stay. I want my old friends to bring their laundry J 1 have a new machine to' iron bosoms. First class work guaranteed. Everything Delivered ia 21 Hours. LONG CHONG, 15 North Eighth St, - - PLATED SOAP CUPS BATH SEATS COMB TRAYS TOWEL BARS BRUSH TRAYS SPONGE CUPS GAS FIXTURES STEEL RANGES WELLSBACH LIGHTS.etc AT r.lEERHOFPG. CALL 46 FOR REPAIRS. aiatlim 1 eaeaiar r ma -mu. il vfifc TrrtcaEO" a t -j aa e fc a tl J-r! -7 A a. 1 w. 1m

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