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Local and Other Items,

SKATING. Coed ice and the 82nd Rattalion Band at the Excelsior Rink to night

> Pour COURT George Byers, (colored weerly conduct, $4 or NS days. Fine p sid - = Y. M. C. A.A special meeting of all in

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srlor at 8 o'clock

Christian work of the Y. M.

- < The Moneton election takes plaeé on Monday, March Iith. Already several Candidates are in the tield and a liv ely contest bs « pects dl

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eo a READINGS. ing the night 40 degrees above ;

Warmest dui at 10 o'clock

THERMOMETER

this morning 37 degrees above, and at noon to-day 39 degrees above zero itninnn

Tae Matis.—The mail which crossed to

Cape Traverse to-day, will aot arrive in the

City until to-morrow forenoon. The boats for Cape Tormentine were obliged to put hack,

nineties

AcoounTED For.--A scientist declares that fish can hear a man talking half amile away. his fact probably accounts for the ill-luck which has of late attended some of our city sports. They talk too much! '

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Mrsstonary.--The Women's Foreign Mis. sionary Society of St. James’ Church will hold their Missionary Meeting to-morrow evening, at half-past seven. Rev. Messrs. Jones and Shenton are expected to be present,

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Borcortiye Statistics. —--A report on boy- ecotting in Ireland has been presented to Par iament, It shows that in July, 1887, and January, 1888, the number of cases of boy- cotting was 768 and 362 respectively, and the number of persons boycotted was 4,835 and 2,075 respectively

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istaNp Frovr.—We have been shown a loaf of bread made from the Charlottetown Roller Mills fk ur, and haked hy Mr. E Monteith, of Peardou's Bakery. The bread is of excellent quality, very light and white, and is considered superior to much ef the bread made from imported flour.

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Denuseratory.—-Father Whelan, oj St. Patrick's Church, Ottawa, in a recent sermon denounced the present social custom which required young ladies to appear in the pre- vailing costume at balls and parties. He also denounced round dances as well as the custom of supplying wines and liquors at social events.

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Surprixe.—The brig Swiftsure, from Gena- ives for Boston, which put into St. Thomas in distress, has been sold by auction for some $900. Brig Mersey Belle takes forward her cargo for $1,200. The Swiftsure is 199 tons register, and was built at Fortune Bay in 1874. J. A. Moran, of Halifax, was her MaAnagiiy owner

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PRinceLy Brequests.—A Chicago despatch reports that Mr. Martin A. Ryerson aged 33, heir of the millionaire lumberman, Martin Ryerson, who died recently, gave in trast property worth $250,000 to eight charitable institutions, four Protestant and four Roman Catholic. The yift was a free oné On the part of young Ryerson.

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Tug Parcet Pust.—An Ottawa despatch says that the regulations for the guidance of -ollectors of eustoms in dealing with parcels carried by the mails to and from the United States, intimate that packages arriving will be delivered from specified offices only. Of these there have beer selected 25 in N. B., 45 in N. S., and Sin P. EF. I.

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From C. R. Wells, Furniture Dealer, Aug- uste, Me.—‘* Having been subject to a cough more oc less—generally more—I wish to add my testimony in favor of the celebrated Adamson's Cough Balsam, which has given relief sooner, and cured a cough quicker tor me, than anything else that I have ever tried for that purpose.” Trial bottles 10 cents.

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Qvciex Wor«.—The quickest trip on record from Liverpool to Halifax, N.8., is claimed to have been by the Dominion line steamship ‘* Vancouver, which arrived on the 4th inst., with 150 passengers and two thousand tons of freight. The time was six days and twenty-three hours. She made 340 miles each day on Wednesday and Thursday, snd her average was 323 miles daily for the entire vovage.

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Tur Sort Ssap.—The rain which began falling last night and continued until noon to- day, has had the effect of considerably reduc- ing the supply of snow on the streets, and filling the cellars in many parts of the city with water. To-day a few of the civic employes aré out opening up the Sdrains* Had this work been performed two or three days ago, the streets would now be in much hetter condition than they are.

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A Narrow Escarr ---One night last week Mrs. Wm. Darrach, of Kingston, N. B., was awakened by an unusual light shining through her bedroom window. Her, husband run down stairs in bis night clothes and found that hot ashes had set the porch on fire. His night garments caught tire, and he was frisht- fully burned about the body and head, falling insensible in the snow outside. The house and contents were burned to the ground. Darrach lies in a critical condition.

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Unsrrep Sratres Mriit1a.—The Secretary of War has transmitted to Congress a tabulated statement of the militia force of the United States, which shows that at the last returns there were 83 general officers; 1,105 officers of the general staff; 1,638 officers of the regi- mental field and staff, and 5,385 company officers; making a total of 8,310. commis- sionee officers. There were 18,33] nov-com- missioned officers, 2,900 musicians and 71,397 private, making in all 92,627 enlisted men and « yrand total (officers and men) for the militia force of 100,837 men. The number of men available for military duty (unorganized) is set down at 7,920,000 but in some cases these figures are based upon estimates made in the war department.

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Tue Late Daniet Hustuer.—At an in- quest held on the body of Daniel Hustler, who was killed on the Northern and Western Railway last week, the railway company and

Wilt we held this evening in the new |

pointed President of the Board of Trade, has been returned to Parliament by the

THE DAILY EXAMINER, ~~

PNLEGRAPHIC NEWS. SPECIAL eciconalih To Tie EXamMtnen.

df DBADLY CYCLON®.

Ravages Detailed.

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FURTHER PARTICULARS.

Mount Vernon, Lil, Feb. 20.

The yesterday afternoon de- stroyed nearly 300 residences and places of business, and unhoused from 1200 to 1500 people. In the fali of walls many persons were buried under the debris. ‘Thirty-five were kuled and twice as many injured, ten seriously. Previous to’ the destructive wind there was a heavy fall of rain for half an hour, which dreve all the inhabitants to shelter. This rain was fol- lowed by a freezing hail. Then a fvrious blow, which formed into a funnel-shaped cyclone, struck the south-western part of the city, unroofing everything in its path and taking a diagonal -course through the business part. The property loss will be over $500,000.

THE NEW TREATY. DISCUSSED 1K THE SENATE.

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WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.

The Senate in secret session to-day listen- ed tothe reading of the Fishery Treaty. Then for an hour ensued an earnest but unsuccessful struggle to make it public. The lead in the matter was taken by Sen- ator Frye, of Maine, who is anxious that his constituents be informed authoritivly of the terms of the treaty. The motion would have been successful but for the discovery that the Senate was powerless in the face of its rules to makethe treaty public. The Crown Prince's Health.

San Remo, Feb. 20.

A bulletin was issued at 12.30 this morn- ing stating that the Crown Pvince’s sleep last night was disturbed by violent fits of coughing, without fever. His expectoration is Copious, the mucous being of a brownish His general condition is fairly good. New York, Feb. 20. German bankers have received private cables this morning informing them that there is no hope for the recovery of the Crown Prince.

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For Criminal Libel. MomTrReEAL, Feb. 29. James Baxter, broker, has entered an actin against the Toronto Mail for $50,000 for alleged libel contained in the report of the Central Bank proceedings befure the master-in-ordinary. Baxter's counsel also states that it was the intenticn to have liquidator Howland arrested fer criminal libel in connection with the same matter.

A Ska ting Race.

Toronto, Feb. 20.

A ten-mile championship skating race, under the auspices of the Canadian Amateur Skating Association, took place here to- night. There were four entries— Brown, Gordon, Douglass and Turnbull. Brown won in 36 min. 30 sec., beating the record made by Axel Paulsen at Brooklyn four years ago.

Committed to the Asylum.

Montreal, Feb. 21. Professor Swift, Professor of Languages at Plateau Academy, here, was to-day com- mitted to Longue Point Asylum for the In- sane. Swift is master of twelve languages, and ig said to be the finest Shakespearian scholar in Canada.

Resuming Work. SHENANDOAH, Pa., Feb. 20.

There was 2 general resumption of work at the Reading Collieries this morning. Indications point, however, to the men going on strike again in a day or two, the company having already broken its avowai pot to victimize the men.

A Storm Prevailing.

Lonpon, Feb. 20. A storm of unusual severity prevails in the north of England and the railroads are completely blocked. Much suffering pre- vails among farmers, and several deaths from exposure are reported. Thousands of sheep in pens were buried in the snow.

Another Strike.

PurLape puta, Feb. 20. A second strike in the Schuylkill mining regions is threatened because of alleged discrimination by the Reading Company against strikers returning to work.

Revolutionary Talk.

ConsTANTINOPL:, Feb. 20. Roumania has notified the Porte that Austria has given assurance that a Russian violation of Roumania territory will be considered «3 movement against Austria sufficient to form a casus belli.

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Returned Unopposed.

Lonpon, Feb. 20. Sir Michael. Hicks Beach, recently ap-

its employes were exonerated from all blame. who belonged to Miminigash, P. E.

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electors of Bristol unopposed.

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[., travelled considerably around the North | Snore buying old iron, produce, ete. Ald. ; McGoldrick told a Sun reporter that thrugh lusiness transactions, he knew deceased quite well and bought largely from him.

han anlabiewerd and strictly honest in his dealings On his person were a memo- randum book showing his dealings with sev- eral persons, and a several notes ranging from $30 to $100, some fa'ling due this month. He had a $3,000 bank | © account at Newcastle. The coroner took pos-

session of a!} rs, etc. ding word from | who BES apg mt om oh tae

& brother of caseti, —

He W&s 4! westerly; cloudy, mild, with rain.

is i } lace gs with sev-| tp aska is a hair album, in which they p wallet with $192 ta It, | 1) ccs of hair from the heads of their friends

fashion from the wild Indians of the west

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, Feb. 21---10 a.m. Strong winds, moderate gales, veering to,

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ff the other sex. They probably got this

Personal James Clow, M. L. C., Murray Harbor, is at the Cisdorne. The Crown Prince's restlessness at night dismays his medica! attendants. ‘*The Rev. Mr. Car- preached in the Presbyterian Church here on Sunday last—both moruing and evening. Mr. Carruthers has some of the qualities that draw a full house. He 18 In a sense a popular preacher.

The Pioneer Says : rathers

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of voice that impresses us with its solema- ity anda varied gesture that assists to il- lustrate his point and fastens the attention

of his audienve. Thess are important auxiliaries tu which Mr. Carruthers has evidently devoted much attention. He

evideutly also uaderstands the effect of the thetorical pause before an important or sublime passage. [is drawbacks seem. to be (Ist) too cluse atteation to his manu- script—an attention which he makes no effort to conceal. (2nd.) Too much vaguee ness in his thought, making it exceedingly dificult oftentimes to understand what he is driving at—and more difficult to remem- ber’ what he has said aftef the service is over. ‘The prairie fire scattered over a wide area makes» beautiful illumination, but it is only when condensed in the throat of the furnace that ita intense and bene- ficial effects are felt and knowa. But not- withstanding this Mr. Carruthers has the power todraw and then to charm.”

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Misprints on occasions are of a very. pain- ful nature. The editor of a temperance paper who wrote, “* Getting drunk is_ folly,’

tiat “* Getting drunk is jolly.’

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THROUGH TIOKETS

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OFFICE,-QUEEN STREET, Telegraph Office (up stairs )

Tickets

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AN Y partnership or agreemeat in the nature - thereof, heretofore existing between the undersigned, whether ir the name and style of A. L. BRIDGES & CO., or otherwise, has this day been terminated and dissolved by mutual consent. Ajl amounts due to the late firm of A. L. BRIDGES & CO. are to be paid tothe undersigned, ROBERT BRIDGES, who is fully authorized to give receipts therefor. Dated at Charlottetown. Ist February, 1888. ROBERT BRIDGES. A. L. BRIDGES.

. . i ' was horified to read in his sheet next day

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Trainor. Jvouglags Street.

for same, or will exchange for milch cow soon tO Calve,

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known fact that his competitors cannot look at his low prices. They have to do some h'owing.

Bath. E. PROWSE sells the Clotiing.

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wi Edis prices are t:e lowest ever |; «'irst-class Groods,

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ats to be Sold at a Bargaio.

COMi AT ONCE AND GET ONE.

HK. PROWSE,

SIGN OF THE GREAT BIG HAT, 74 QUEEN STRERT.

Netice of Meeting.

‘THE GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the

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OEPRINCG AO WARD ISLAND, for the vlee-| Assets Ist January, 1887. - + - + - $38,046,584,56 Ono rectors and receiving a statenico’ of t =o ' 2 o-*

| affab's of urs Bank, will be held at the iousing| S88ets in Canada, Pen. Shae 673,375.05

ELEVEN o' lock, a. m.

Proxies tur voting must be left with the Wusiier

v . | On 9¢ before Wievsespay, Feb. 23th, inst.

PE, F. MITCH ‘ ‘ TCHELL. Feb. 13, :233—m w f tl Mch 1 Cashier,

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BAYK STOCK.

m FRIDAY, 24th inst., at 12 o’clock :--

5 Sha:es Charlottetown Woolsn Factory Stock.

GEO, M. HARRIS,

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GF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

office of Hon, L. ©. Owen, King Street, on SATURDAY, the ?5'h day of February. instant, at 3u’clock, p, m., for the election of Directors anddihe transaction of olner business. By order of the Pv:es-deat and Directors. JOUN HUGHES,

Ch'town, Po EVE) Feb: 6188831 Taw

Charlottetown Boller Mills

FLOUR, Equal to the Best Imported,

NOW FOR SALE AT THE PRINCIPAL

CITY GROCERY STORES. WHOLESALE BUYERS

Can obtain Sam and best Prices at the Ntore of the undersigned,

QUEHN STREET. : GEORGE E. FULL, pa

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Libsral-Conservative Couventian

Routes. To be convinced of this call upon | A CONTENTION of Delegates fram the Polling G. A. SHARP, 4% Bivisicos of the Belfast District, wil! be held

at Fidm cn WEDNESDAY, the 22ad iust,, at [we c'clech. p, m., tor the purpose of choosing a ‘‘andidate i. othalf of the Liberal-Conservutive Party fxtlhea proaching partial Klectior

Dele gate) wili please do #9 forthwiti.

Ai. kK XANDER MARTIN. Vice-Pre-ideut Belfast Dc triet, Feb. 13. i? 8—dy &wky li CaS Le Ro EEE TA TU LE 5 aT

WAN’, LEST, FOUND Xe.

frok SALIV. —A “filch Cow, newly ecalve !, half

Jersey, five sears ald. Apply to James

2i pd— feb20

\ ANTED.—.. good Servant Girl for :seneral

WWM. A. FAUGHT, work, Cetcholic preferred. Appiy at this

Ch’town. Feb. 17, 1888 —wky Agent. office. if—feb 0 Y ™ "mT , “yO VOR SAaLk.-.A first-class Single ning PU Bi At N fi ei> “leigh, Preduce willbe taken in puyment

ar cow Apply to Francis Moraghan, Malpeque Rosi, near the old Brewery.

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Ww* NTED—A Cook. Apply to Mrs. R. It. Fitz-

Edward Road orto Mrs. dy 3i—febi8

Mount way, City.

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bovheod of Rochford Square, con-aining Apply at THe® EXaMINER dy tf{—febi7

WAnten.— A Girl for housework. Apply to

Mrs. Ek, W, Taylor, 447 Kent Street.

Referring to the above, R. Bridges will con- (inue the business on his own account in tMe old stand, Hillsboro1gh Street, A. L. Bridges business ouhis own account :n the -t oe Street, in J. D. McLead’s bailding. eb7

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[* YOUR GROCER WILL NOT GUARANTEE his Baking Powder coutains no Ammonia, DIGESTION,

I: seriously LMPAIRS and is

c'assed among POISONS.

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ippring. of

jiurmsbsco “0, B.’ P, O, Box 53, Charlotietomrn

is made of strictly pure Grape) _ Cream of Tartar—and

All Grocers are authorized to guarantee that ; to 0x qupicd by AMMONIA, LIME or ALUM are‘nvt usec in ie | ousé or to manufactdre. iand |

doing FoR SALE.—A well-bred young Cow, newly

“.pply te T. A. McLean, Charlotte- 5i--feb7

valved.

Bosebers “ACCOMMODATED — At Mrs,

Mclsan’s, Hillsborough Street, between Dor- octl¥ eod tf

Stop it at Once "|

y YANTED—Two Thoasand Dollars, eat

io cent, First-class Real Estate securit’.. Ap- j 2w dy wy--.an27

WresNTED.—A smell property (a mile or two Y jue cf tofn), having on” ; water. Information of such please

PAPER. | or this ofiiee. tecis

. NOR SALE. 70 acres Froekoid Land near E}- x ae id sue Sis ‘ 4 :

5 cts GERWAN i cts I don, cclfast; about 26 acres under cvltiva- | tiou, remuinder covered with alarge growth of) r Ta% ied . * wood : ving of water vun-] s 12 ets | hard werd soft wood; good spring of water ian; - BA KING ning throvgh. Near churches, mil.s ship-} ; . > ile f . Tene t i tazs ‘ ? ’ : .ping; one mile from musgelinuc. ood tite, 20 cts POW DER 22 ctS| ‘Terms easy. Apply to WM. G. Wrigut, Clear-

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: | The Surgery and Coneultine Room |

big LET. ‘ Lor | in. the City Hotel, Great George Sivest, hither |

De. Warburiop, Apply ai che Dante Davies, "1 pe

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Offiés, on THURSDAY, March Ist, at the hour of

BY AUCTION, at STEVENSON’S BUILDING.

99 Shares Merchants’ Bank Stook, |

land Steam Navigation Compay

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Shareholders of the above Company will be held at the

Secretary.

Poilbng |) striets that have not already «lecicd |

W 48TED, in May next, a House in the neigh

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it a never failing!

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This Company offers every advantage of the most undoubted security, liberal contracts, low rates, and prompt payment of losses to the insured.

Policies issued for three years on Dwellings, Churches, etc., at reduced rates.

LEONARD MORRIS, Agent, Summerside. February 11, 1888—3m 2aw pd

MILL OWNERS: Henry Dissin & Says Sav

- —ARE THE—

BEST IN THE WORLD.

FOR SALE WITH

FILES, OILS, SWACES, &e.,

BY

N@RTON & FENNRELL,

City Hardwere Store.

| Charlottet##n, Jan. Iz, 3838.

Big Reduction---From $5 “to $3 50

LIGHT YOUR HOMES!

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R. R. FITZGERALD, Agent, Charlott:town.

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at the above reduced price.

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"Tremendous Knock Down in Prices fur Only.

| AT OW is the time'to get ey as we have a large stock on hand and we want to make room for our epring stock. | Ladies’ Gold Watches from $15, upwards. Ladies’ Silvers Watches from $8, eee oe |Scarf Pins from 20cts, upwards, Gents’ Silver Watches from $1", upwares.— Wa-ch Chains from 40cts, upwards. Nickle Watches from $5, ar as. + {Collar Buttons from Scts, upwards. 7 . ¢ iis - « “+ oarce®’, ‘ * | New Style in Brooches from 2octs, UPWEI"® “Oo Buttons from 20cts, upwards. | Ear Rings from 30cts, upwards. atk } |Lockets from 25cts, upwards. | Ladies’ Colored Gold Sets frora $15, upwsrds, \Gents’ Gold Rings from $2, upwards. Ladies’ Gold Band Rings from ¢!, upwards. on oe ae yon Lacies Gola bane Ings - Silverware at a big discount. See re — wi Soll \Spectacles from 20cts, upwards, adi *So ins rards. < ; Ladies Set Ring from 32, = i. jKyeglasees from 30cts, upwards. Silver Bracelets from 31.90, vowards, \Nickle Clocks from $1.75, upwards. Bangle Necklets from 75cts, upwards. iAmerican Walnut Clocks, from 2.50, upward Ladies’ Thimbles frem 35cts, apwards.

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and a lot of other goods, cheaper than has ever been sulc before. Repairing attended to —Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.

G. G. JURY,

WATCMAKER & JEWELLER, NORTH SIDE QUEEN SQUARE, : (Qppomite Post Office, Ca’town. F, E, 1, Fed. 7,1389—aw dy & wy , ‘3

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