PPE Steamer “SUMMER iDE” will take in Freight for Pictou, on Monday morp. ing next, and will ieave on TUESDay

mvutning for Picton (ice permitting), By order « f Directors.

FRED, W, HALES, Secretary,

OR PICTOU.

THE DAILY HXAMINEE RIL 18, 1864

ER, AP

. oe eee .

: i, benefites arising from the Intercolouial |

painiand from which thoy had previously QHATLOttetown Boot and Shoe Factory.

mainland, from which they had previously | been debarred for a great portion of the | 0: The inconvenience and loss which they OUR MAKE OrFE | with the efficient communication promised, General, are incalculable, while the disappointments

> |connection with the Dominion, but on the | |contrary has awakened a feeling of dis- | }is not unnatural under the circumstances.

> | Were it only the transport of freight and

eer TT NET Coe

Tuk WINTHR COMMUNICATION,

THE SITUATIGN REVIEWED

UPAILY

APRIL

MXAMINER,

L8s4.

13,

The Overdrafts t alarmed — without Government have accounts

Tu

1) » cause,

the been obliged to overdraw their at the banks, to about the same extent as the City Council did a few vears ago, the Province is not yet on the brink of ruin ; and the country is assured that not one has been needle ssly or extrava

Pat : ‘hough

And give great satisfaction throughout the Island. ‘ Ch’town, April 18, 1884

FURNITURE, &.

say The Best merchants sell them, and when buying be sure and ask for

our make. DORSEY, GOFF & CO.

| year. have suffered in consequence of the failure | BOOTS AND SHOES ARE MADE OF SOLID LEATHER ’ ‘to their expectations has not tended to! And an Earnest and Forcible | content, which, though a matter of regret, |

In a doint Address to the Governor- | of the Federal Government to provide them enhance, in their estimation, the value of a | Protest Entered.

dollar

Ch’town, April 12, 1884.—eod wkly

gautly expended. ce . |To His Excettency tue Most Honorance|merchandize that was stopped during | nmmmmemnee a " a Y AU: TION, TUESD4Y, April 29nd, at Che fact of au overdratt of $21,000 it)” sie Henry Cuartes Kerrm Perry Frrz- |the winter season, they would have two o'clock, in front of Stevenson's : of course, to be regretted; but ov the | Mavrice, Mareuts or Lanspowne,|g00d reason to complain of being | w y “4 y 4 Bnijding, Queen Street, near the market, 9 | other band the people have not beer Governor GENERAL OF CANADA, AND | precluded from the benetits of the lnter- x Be gs AG ey A EB, iD 6p ih lot of Hous bold Furniture, among which are j taxed, though the cost of the education | Vick-ADMIRAL OF THE SAME, etc., etc., | coconial aud other railways which their ma S vey nice Bedroom Se:, Bureaus, Lounges and some other services under the Goy-| etc., in Council,— more fortunate neighbors on the Mainland Chairs, Stover, etc, | i . ii » Maiesty’s dutiful 2 loval eubients. | 072°? but their complaint, as well, is that Parties withing ‘to dispose of new or i ernment has greatly enlarged. | Her M wy oe 7s a nee 7 af in direct viok on of the compact upon second-hoad Furpiiure. or other articles, wil] te : But " ith ac or ot the per tlle cape gt Pree: Wir et 4 in which they envered the Confederation, no find this a good chance to convert their goode ; economical administration, with the) é had cemeiedl <a h ¥ lefticient and continuous means of steam into cash, i} addition of at least $53,000 for our piers, oes assem I convene in ay » *04F| communication have been provided whereby 8 A McNEILL, H and with the increase of subsidy for Excellency, anc eae ; mails and passengers can be transported to Auctioneer iar oo . : During the Session of 1881 they address 2 ne ail ie ional \ i} ay 1G which provision has been made, it 15/24 the Governor-General of Canada in the Mainland. Tha derangement of busi Charlottetown, April 18, 16%¢. 3 if likely that instead of an overdraft, there| Council. calling atteation to the fact shat ness consequent upon the irre zularity of a eee, () ee . s aman | ill, ere long, be a handsome sum in the | the general Government had failed to carry the mail service, when for ten days, at ii h i 1 y will, ere long, be a handsome sum 1 foved,, erage sia fe aneficosh x. ¥} times, no communication whatever is had . lennk of rig At ne tHe é bauks to the credit cf the Provioce. At| out on i, . the conditions © the compact with the rest of Canada, exercises a most We have just opened a large Stock ot F all events, there are po good grounds tor | under w mic ? Prince Ed ward Island entered prejudicial effect upon their interests. The AT A 8 LRGEIN the Patriot's effusive alarm. | the a oe Dominion of hardships of travelling, which only the : “— papedine Sey OR a. » - . {strong and robust are able to endure, and i : lal ao To est —_ ind maintain ethic - ithe dangers attendant upon the present ENGLISH ; ULLMWAX & S"ESMe?r MAKE. VY aterworss s ean servi _— the Wert: iow ot — mode, are other disadvarteges from which 5 Capable of turning out about 1v,060 er — » n* ow os - . . —_ oy d ee 7 a0 i they sutfer most acutely, 2 Bricks a day. Apply to | We i , rst page, th ette? u "I . brag rands a eae The feeling that they are beiny unju tly ~ % V a >} ING QI) ‘ Y : B re BEER & GOFF, , ; of “Citizer Ch is nothing in it} th, i ¢ te * I > eaten aoa ‘th reated is not without great fowndation, N iD \ wf x J We, a j os), Ch’town, April 16, 1884, which affes e ind we have taken| poigay evatem « = Teun’ As members of one vast country the welfare —_—$— $$ recardit but amendments tol. . ie : ary ~ of all a. oe the o' ee ‘ * 5 LORNE HOTEL : ; ' the same UUme they prayea for the) and where difficulties or hardships mili- : the W at ks Bi y wu L gistative adoption of vigorous and immediate mea ent . aad the pr sperity of a ad Recelyad Before the Advance 7 Duty. ve \ voau a A Dy Mitizen, , *B) sures for remedying the grievances com-| heir renoval is undertaken by the General | HOR SA ls i retere € to the introduction of gas 160 | la ped OF, &S Well &8 [our _ mpensa 100 to iG ‘vernment. On what other ‘gro ind can ; ie si } the city, 3 strong an argument as we| this Province on account of the non-fulfil-) the vast system of Ruilways, Canals anJ TZ . ; Y have seen used respecting Waterworks, | ment by ae Dominion of the terms of other public works be accounted for than as rq\HE Subscriber offers for sale the “Lome Previous to the introduc ion of Gas, a] “(nrederation. saly | Meand to Overonme Citance End to remove We have an immense stock of ‘ eon i rn ae party like unto Auti-Water party of| The Feceips Gf this Address Was Guy | difficulties of transport. So rapidly has urniture, fixings, boats, «tc., com ws jackcowledged by the Secretary of State | Canada grown since Confeceratiou that the ready to open this spring, 1/ not sold at pri.

' ‘

, taken on the

ri i ag A a oe ay ait r

proce sie

a vote were

To-day if removal of gas lamps from our streets

he present time, opposed the enterprise. |

upon the notice of the Dominion Govern- ment being again called thereto, assurances

| consideration.

in a despatch dated 16th April 1881, and |

means of communication are formad, not to | keep pace with the rate at which the country is ‘ ' ;

is developing, and millions of dollars are

GREY AND WHITE ‘COTTONS,

Purchased when the Cotton market was at the lowest

vate sale, it will be offered at Auction, and SOLD on the %th April. The building and furniture, as it now

; e . = ° : ye} > 2Q6) ° . ° ° . * e upo 00 and houses, those who would vote ‘for | were returned in both of the years 1882 and being annually spent in linking together are ber pon $9,000, and will he removal! would be few indeed. As with| 1883, that the question was under their} ine scatrered Provinces from the Atiantic _—

©, A. HYNDMAN,

a ° e . ‘ 6 > y 3 gas soit would be with water. Once | niches niin ten Macetiniiil to the Pacific. But three years ago the April 16—2w 4 . . . i Notwilinstan 4 a 7 oe ‘ader ‘over ) ; 2 2 i 4 > Pt our citizens experience the convevience | ee wt 7 g of —: 7 : eae Federal Government in order to keep faith point ot depression. = ital Ptnieiidelis thee wee waned aged the Mominion Fariament have been held | with British Columbia, a Province of little i: Soe am ROVEE SGS% lcinty the reesigt of thelr Address afore! woce than ten thousand of a population, | gy , ' : } : +t : : : . . y do without them. | mentioned, no prev eninee whatever has/| contracted for the construction of over two i leecy q ottons, eds |been made in the means of winter com-|thousand miles of railway at a cost of sheeting Cottens, ILL be received up to Apri! 26th, for

Winter Communication.

ang

GREAT part of our space is occupied to-day by the Address of the Legislature

a pose

ee ee

munication, and che Legislature of this Province are not aware that age a result of the investigation of the question daring the three years which have elapsed, the General Government have decided upon

towards bsolute

millions of dollars. Yet the fulfilment of the Terms of Union with Prince Edward Island, a Province of equal importance at least with British Columbia, by providing the means of communication over a Strait

Pitiow Cottons,

TABLE LINEN AND NAPKINS,

the erection of a Brick Building on the South Side Queen Square.

Plane and specification to be seen at the office of Phillips & Chappell, Full’s Building, Queen Street,

A large portion of materials will be found

to the Governor-General concerning the} any Ecelinite steps ‘ows en 8D less than nine miles wide, is postponed from : } failure of the Dominion Government to | ‘¥iiiment = their obligations. co year to year without any thought, as it ras - —-) ; ® by the undersigned. : SiGl the Tesme éf Usies in respect to In oe year af ee oom would seem, that thereby a solemn and oweis ea te qi re ow ¢ i i i He» J. G. HAMILTON BROWN efficient and continacus « ym munication | "S x 1 a raed rl nen z= en ~~ binding obligation is being broken and an a Ch’town, April 16, 1484, fs Sol. sae Sain Tie Addons willl ThINTIBE SOAS CIERS ANE 6OR-! immerse injury beit g done to ite adele. . { With the maioland, lhe Address will tinuous steam communication with the ¢ .

be read with attention, aud (at least by the people of this Province) with pleasure. lt is well written ; and it sets forth the

The “Manhattan”

A part of the United States hitherto un- written about in magazines—the wonderful “Gunnison Country”—is described by Ernest Ingersoll in the May Manhattan, with the aid of many and excellent illus- trations. The Gunnison region is in the heart of Colorado, west of the continental watershed of the Rocky Mountains, and midway the State, north and south. second paper isto follow. Ancther illus- trated article is on the Lialian city of ‘Rimini’ apd its quondam rulers, the Malatestas. Rimini 1s associated with the unfortunate Francesca, and the paper has a number of beautiful illustrations from drawings by Gabriel Carelli, the Italian water-color _ painter. Shakespearean scholars will be interested in a forci- ble argument by Appleton Morgan, en- titled ‘'Whose Sonnets ?” and going far to

for May.

A|

mainland, guaranteed them at the time of their entry into the Confederation, for a very considerable portion of the year, th. people of Prince Edward Island are entirely

pulsion of vessels.

During all this time they have patiently awaited the fulfilment by the General Gov- ernment of the terms of Confederation in this particular respect, until the Legislature are reluctantly constrained to say that in their opinion the Dominion Government have evinced a marked indifference, not only for the welfare of Prince Edward Island, but for the inviolability of their own obligations as well.

During the first winter succeeding the Union, the people of this Province did not expect that much could possibly be effected towards providing ‘‘continnous communi- cation,” neither was anything attempted in such respect; but they anticipated, at the least, that the matter would receive the early and earnest consideration of the Gov- ernment, who would be only too anxious to carry out the pledged faith of the Do- minion to the smallest and most helpless of its Provinces.

The Legislature of Piince Edward Island ire satisfied that this state of things cannot |} longer continue without a breach of that

harmony which is so indispensable be-

|

perity is retarded in a great degree by the failure to affurd that efliciant communica- tion with the rest of the world so necessary to an agricultural community.

Were the General Government asked, as a matter of grace, to grant continuous com- munication with the Mainland, some rea- sonable ground might exist for refusing to do so; but when the request is only that they fulfil their obligations, and carry out their pledged faith, by promoting efficirnt steam service, summer and winter, their neglect to do so is inexcusable.

The legislature of Prince EJward Island are of vpinion that the Government of Canada are justly chargeable with a most serious violation of the Terms of Union in the manner which they have pointed out, and they desire to bring the matter again prominently before the notice of Your Ex- ceilency in Council, in order to the adoption of immediate and effective measures for the absolute fulfilment of the Terms of

TAPESTRY, SCOTCH ARD BRUSSELS CARPETS,

FOR SALE,

DWELLING HOUSF, situated on

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

CHOICE TEAS, VERY CHEAP!

By the Chest, Half-Chest, and Quarter-Chest. of 5, 10, 15 and 20 pounds,

GEO. DAVIES & CO.

Ch'town, Feb. 11, 1884.

a Sse

Also, in Packages

a

GRAND SALE OF

Weymuuth Street, between Graton

; facts in clear and forcible terms. ’ tween the Provinces of the Confederation. | . . » ee 5 Is : sat : f dependant upon a mode, that was in use! They feo! that the Province is being treated | And other House FI urnishing Goods. _— ue Meee si1X rooms 7 betore steam power was applied to the pro- invidiously and unjustly, and that its proa-

MRS ROBERT YOUNG. Hillsborough Square, April 14—tf

New seed W heat.

AILY EXPECTED, snd will be sold

BY AVCTLUN, ou arrival, eia “North. eru Light,” a quantity of New Seed Wheat, direct from Coiling wood, Oatario,

A. McNEILL,

Anctioneer,

April 10, 18°4.—tf wkly 2i

Pf ASLEND RUILMAY Sale of Unclaimed Goods,

cee ee

1 demonstrate that Shakespeare did not write} Not so, however; but for three consecu- Confederation, or otherwise that they may ts is hereby given that all Freight the Sonnets attributed to him. Under the| tive winters the fulfilment of their £ar-| be informed that Your Excellency’s Gov- a pees oy 74 corn a oe : sé a. 4 ” i ; > ; a a - . . - . ¥. . 7 + Th : . ° title “Leo XIII,” is an interesting nar-|antee was mocked, by the employment of | ernment are either unable or unwilling to suber eee dnd 2 oan had aid) ye eel tative of singular circumstances which | an old vessel called the ‘‘Albert,” whose | abide by their compact. a|by Public Auction, at the Freight Hout : bronght tegether at various times the prez-| usefulness in every other sphere of naviga-| The Legislature submit that on every 1 ; ei sikesncae tae SATURDAY APRIL ta. ent Pope and — living American ladies tion had long previously departed. principle of justice, this Province should OHN MACPHEE & CO. will decks the HOLIDAY SEASON. give 26, ivetant, a ten o'clock, a. m. (Hustene # and their gran¢ pore An account of Eventually, mn 1877, a steamer, the | jeceive compensation in view of the im- bal Senintaetenia f ; , g »8 standard Time),‘ in accordance with clause 1 U lric Zwingli, by the Rev. Dr. Charles H. **Northern Light, wh:ch had been built mense luss and disadvantage which have specia argains 1n 76 of the Consolidated Railway Act, 1881. A B Hall, of Brox kiyn, with the Ulustrations, for service in the Saint Lawrence River, :

sefs in a clear light the life and services of

he wvever returned to Paris. There is an

amusing short story in dialogue; the joint

Recerft Literature’ some new books are treated with discrimination, and the ‘‘Town

near (Qoebec, was purchased by the Gov-

| that she bas proved herself utterly incapable | of snecesfully overcoming its difficulties; and

| ghthouse service so as to supplement the

its insular position, for they feel that from |

the constant

accrued by reason of the failure of the

General Government to provide the efli-

plained of at the foot ot the Throne.

| |

hat ef such articles, showing names of con signees. can be seen at ail bcoking stations,

Dress Goods, Kutt Wool Goods, Mantles, Shawls, Flannels, Hosiery, 6)

Department,

|

the Swiss retormer., Mrs, 7 huyler Van | ernment, and placed on the route between cient and continuous communication guar- ) 4) cn and after 16cb instant, fenesetear con tite f ‘ mifint ese: ‘ i (leg ry ¢ Piast ~hera esha ‘On. r } . ‘ . AVES - ae pee netted 7 a eon wn and Pictou, where she has con-| arteed by the Terms of ( onfederation, and 70: JAMES COLEMAN, : ‘ ‘ o t & } | € is es ‘ ; : ; Pee @ a me ; ee they therefore claim, as due to the present a > BEI Se mm ~— - ‘Superintendent, ‘ i \y ul on time, the sum of $5,000,009, to which they | i ,é Bb a {Rl liailway OfSce, Ci town, Ayr] 12, 1484. ont ee ; ‘ acd ia - ” = a [ex dy pat eod her pres ne jour pio tl sale ” r this Frovin justiy entitied | mente “ : oneal = n n ¥ { th j I ad im eles s ae t } rein’ 2200 &@nr «f ar py Oy fr ; ee ee ae ee eee | 4 ure trus at this most tIm- Men’s Overcoats, $3.90. 85.090. 86.50 $7.50. up as * eT : : , \ . ‘ a 4 x a : F : : i . ot s oY. ; : ets A etAUy 4 ph’. 72 £ RS ® * * a’ > b> 7 , a ." n i ter, wi ien they mi Ww, for tt © Men t ! inters = 1.95. $ bed, $7.00, up ee 7 ’ a>) i, . ae Nib, de. ’ i ¥ r : t . rey in Tr he motice f i # | 1A Oe F. ‘ > & a4 aa a od - a —-—= ; i i un 1 ine notice of tn Men’: Reefs "S $2.95, $35, 823 50, ge), O+ ou, $5.50 up. i - . - Governme may immediately en- | YL) ANTED NUR-E MAID (a good 1 ! a Tots top ie ie ele in Sete ntile tos on ; i aa ’ a . y ‘F miedl Ln- nti Pgh CReEe “s 08 ane Te © a au | Fur Caps, Kid Mits and Gloves, Cardigan Jackets, Worsted Tweeds, Under- : me ae ard i. or SG - er wil L¢ rdeqd withont delay, . ee : > » ios Q tar “tetarton, N.S. Apply to Mrs. Col. Gray, ; y e ; afi \ ' . . . f Ci0 ing, Bu “lo obes, ore suUgs, Sinai Urer, 2° rot : ¥ j eae ] 7 } - . re , oe : otherwire the Legislature desire that the | Py Teer eee ae Pe ‘nkerman House. japls of ti Ory, ¢ then if Trontispiece, rthern Lig lit hae no doul been use G . Pare ty agneproemens Te , sip hit, oe hi muh, vernment of the Province invoke the --— : ~~ _s 4 : Gepreting Napoleon in his carriage, aceom- iful in cemonstrating the prac icability interference of Her Majesty the Queen, by PA RES’ V V AEP, CEL oy AP 'e'O LET--The Dw Ving House and Shop } . ¥ , ‘ , ; « - | ? > . . . ; = © = a 7 4 , panied | Ku vemie, starting in military laf the winte r navigation of the Straits of! laying a statement of the grievances én. on Great Ge orge . trec * be xt to Reales state I Franco-Prussian y r, whence! Northamb: rland, the Legis'atvre submit Cash Buyers can depend on getting REAL BARGAINS in every | Corn Rent moderate. App.y to Mrs. E,

Borris.

{apl8

AN'ED.— By a competent young man,

work of Brander Matthews ard H. C.| they observe with regret that the only im- WHOLESALE AAD RETAIL. W @ siteetion tn beek-hen Salar Bunner, with the odd title, “The Seven | provement contemplated is the peginiies | | ileal. lead laa tiene Anis, ag BY Conversations of Dear Jones and Baby Van | in some way of a steamer intended for the | OH Hl RIAGPH FE | Exanrnan office . [aplé Rensszellae. Among the poets of the! J & CO,

\

in a small family,

Apply at this office

H number are Nora Perry, Paul Hamil-| work of the “‘Northern Light.” 2 J ANTED—A NURSE-MAID, i en- zoe: Sa | work of the “‘Northern Light. | ROBERT ORR'S OLD STAND. | \ )—A NUBSE , in &g ton Hayne, Maurice Thompson, J, \ -| The Legislature consider it almost unnes-|/—YHE YACHT “CLARIBSL,” with her Ch’town, Dec. 12, 1883, —2aw wkly pres pat ” : tleman’s family. Good reference re Cheney, Anne 4 don Coombs, Harriet | sary to recount the peculiar disadvantages | Tackle and Sails, will be sold by : | quired, Apply at this < flice. {ap'5 tf W. French and R. K. Munkittrick. In! ; daw 1 is Provine bors owing to} Auction, on ee 8) ae ee ee ee ee, ee eee ee ghee TORR EE EC Coa ee ee ee 7 i An 1 nder which this Province labors owing to 0 ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A COOK |

ti Noise

nagundi another batch of pithy sayings by Zeke Fairchild, who has as much

fresh, varied, suggestive and entertaining.

—_—_—_ ..

Uur Aavertisers.

Geo. Davies & Co are giving great bar- hs in readymade ciothing.

W. Hales that the “‘Sum- merside + in freight next Monday, and will leave for Pictou ou Tuesday.

F. intimates i

will ta

A. McNeil) will hold an anction sale of

furniture at his salesroom next Tuesday at two o'clock

representations which have

it is for this reason that the people of tbe |

‘Island are inclined to the belief that they

}

, cation with the mainland except by a mvst

of continuous communication with | Jutercolonial Railway and the railways «f | thn Deminion, was indeed a strong induce- | ment to them to surrrender their self-gov- }ernment and unite with Canada.

fhey neturally expected that, within a reasonable time, they would possesss un | interrupted communication, at all seasons | of the year, with the rest of Canada and of jthe world—that they would enjoy equal

*

Cut off, as they always were, for nearly | five months of the year from all communi. |

uncertain and dangerous route, a promise | the |

oi ae See Ree oB

Tuesday, the Sixth day of May,

she now lies. Gn Peake’s Number Three (3) | Wharf,

cabin accommodation, and is in every way sound, well equipped, apd handsumely | finished, 7

ior terms and conditions of sale, apply to

R. RB. FITZGERALD, Charlottetown, April 18 law fr pat law

|

Readymade Cloti- ing, in Men’s and Boys’, selling cheap

ie toe eel

THE LIVERPOGL AND LONDON AND GLOBE

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

o——— ESTABLISHED A. BD. 1836, oO - Invested Funds, $30,632,000 ; of which ON DOLLARS is invested im Canada. 0 General Reserve and Fir: Ke-Insurance F MILLION EWO HUNDRED THOU DuLLARs., 9 This Company will now do a general bu

Province. Risks taken daily b y

| | | |

| | } Ny 74

und, SERVE SAND

siness in the City and

{

Cottage, with half au a:

Apply at Examiner Orrice.

e

(ap?

Ta} } e al yt ‘ | y » Vae ; . :

LaAik 18 about Mc . ine Day in New York been made, the Government and Parliament ae a ee

and the Nineteenth Century Clab. In the} of Canada canno: be ignorant of them, and! at the hour of twelve o'cleck, noon, where ‘O LET--On the Sé. Peter’s Koad, half ; j c ’

a mile from the city, a reat, well finished land attached.

re ol

M wit and wisdom as Josh Billings, but with | are the victims of a serious injustice at'the| This boat has a length over all of 40 Pleasantly situated. Formerly occupied by he advantage over the jatter of Knowing | hands of a body who should protect th: ir | feet, is of the registered tonnage of 12 tons OF ECIN GIA WN D. Mr Cook. Apply to Hector MeLeod, St. 7 i how to spell. The number altogether is | interest. (,acht measure, about 18 tons), bas large Peter's Koad, Last’ Royalty. [mar2y

N guaranteed sa!aries— wilh Commision— §. ur first-class positions for men of good

E MELLION * d«s.— Braves, Garnerson & Co., Order

Department, st. John, N. B.

[mar 27 dy wily ef

rg\O BE LET, about the let of May next,

e Cottage containing niae rooms, with ®

yood Yard, Garden and Stable, pleasantly | situated on Up

;o

er Hillsborough Street, nearly . ' W., Leiteb. {mar22 eod

pposite the residence of Mr.

‘HE Parties having in their poseession & taken from

KR. R. FitzGerald announces that the |facilitics for intercourse with the other set of new Driving Harness, eblive “Claribel” will be sold at auction at Provinces, as these Provinces enjoy between at the London House. R. R. FITZGERALD, re Oe ee nh eee Aad Peake’s No. 8 whari, on the 6th May next. themselves, and would participate inal the! Aptil 18, 168¢—2w vod wkly Ch’town, March 10, 1884.—e0d AGENT, ther Rawser, [mar

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