intention no
Ills Statemian’s Long Strugglt
’ 1 for Life Ended.
, m Bill) Gino PAINLBSSLY
In»; llouu of Unconsciousncss Pro
cede lioatit.
I “Okla 01 Ill- Eventful Lilo-Ad-
d“ to lilo liar natal-e llc licachod
Bl" Worlty. ll. Early Became a
mm... up] Light—Several mm
Mod to Congress. He Was clonal,
Wallet! with tho Country’a DIM! Im-
portant Interests
In You, April la—Ex-Semtor Rocco:
Calling, the Italeunan and jurist. died“
lit-W tn the Hoflmn house at 2:0:
o’clock this morning. At his bedside were
llrs. Conltling, lira Column, his daughter;
00. l". A. Conltling, his brother; Alderman
Alfred B. Conkling, his nephew, and the phy~
Man! who have attended him.
For thirty-nix hour: the suffering patient
had remind under the influence of opiate!
andfailadtorccognize the beloved than 0!
than who flood about. him hoping for some
dance for the better.
At 5 o’clock yesterday afternoon Dr. Bar-
her’acarriagedashai up to the door. The
~ 01 d prm'titionou
llightctl und n‘v-ni
up stairs at a much
quicker mace than
mural.
stay long,nnd when
he nppwrod the
watchers did not
have to ask him
anyquestionst Hi:
unimlly ruddy lace
.» was pale, and he
,1. staggered downthc
, . shape. He caught
llultl 0f the big
noscon comm. brown railing and,
studying himself, said in tremulom tones:
"Mr. Conkling‘s lungs are filling up with ex-
tmvantod blood. He cannot but long,”
'l'hodoctnrthen walked slowly tobis carriage.
it hashmeddomin his lmgcntcerthat
he has Muhammad.
Atmmpm. it was donated best to call
, Hrs. Conkling, who was sleeping. A light
touch sufllcod to awake her, and the first
quesion she asked Win, "How ishe‘l" She
mtnldthecomlitionottbesenatonand she
sadly walked into the sick room and took her
accustomed place at the bedside.
At. 8:25 considerable excitement was mused
by the report that Mr. Conkling was dead.
it moms that the nurse had left the room {or
a moment to attend to some bllslnl‘fié ()uleltié
the home. One of the reporters, thinking
he was going for tho doctor, mkml him: "is
the senator dead!" Nurse nodded h'u bond
in theatfirmative. The report wan son! to
the flolfnnn house, and in n few moments it
went over the ticker that Mr, (’onkling was 1
dead.
After that in Mr. Conkling's nmrtments
everything was quiet, are [or the occasional
tramp of the nurse across the floor. The
what came down stairs woreall of
mm. Everybody seemed to have given
unborn
BoscoaGonkling washoru inAlbany Oct.
30, 132-1. Ilium. Alfred Coukling, was a
judged MUM Shh-Motown. by
appointmsntofl’naidentJohquiucy Adams
in 185. He had mad as a mpruentativu
in “lemma: «was, and in 1852 was
appdnted by President Fillmore to be minia-
tcto Mexico.
Roscoe attended the common schools of Al-
bany, and had no opportunity in his boyhood
tom, Melamine. Hlsfatherrcmoved
“MybAnhmand later ”Geneva,
whom-nudist! law. ,
'Aflu‘hshdnadlawwithhiafatharfora
time he uttered the ottlce 01 Spencer & Ker-
nn, in Ulla. Canning was prepared for
theharhdoroho attained iii-majority, and
made no mil hupredon as an advocate
while yet a minor. lie was admittal to the
bar on his 21‘ birthday.
A! D Em he was mmarknbly successful
frail the in criminal practice.
and the natureot his public om.» in L‘tica
kept him cantanlly busy with criminal
cans. ’
lnlfifisbomarried Julia Saundra-om;-
ut liar ot Horatio Seymour. This mar-
rlapwumtaltogother pleasingtothoSey-
mindinhntthsewunomrhed oppo-
dtlu h) it,“ Ifturatlme the Seymour:
malnouthennststeodtast friends that
mtg...-
hls marriage Ir. kah‘n‘
wanayorotUfimand atthesame
electionl. C. Hoyt and Churlosfill’ilton
l
0 did not -
.. 1 \ m
WU-..
(Women who W voted tor the
ooxnlnatbnottlmtt. It was a mundane!
wtrngglo, and resulted in I stampede for Gun-
MI. in Which the am an did not loin
0m 0! the first actsof Prudent Gaificli
was t; nominal. William H. Pokemon for
collector oi the port of New York. This :9-
ur. mum. and 11-
eventually rwiguod hecaum at it
Blues that time Mr. (Earthling will: fill“
pearad before the public” a politician. lt
happened that just. attire time of his M3111"
tion from tho senate u portonal tricnd lulled
in business. Hr. Canning had index-red many
0! his not“, and with the failure went every
dollar that the senator had accumulated. lt
mum much, for Mr. Conklln; was never
nailed by jobhary,and had Yonlyhls salary
and what little inmo as a lawyerhecouid
gala while in public life. But Mind to begin
his over again.
He opened a law adios in thisclty,aud
Wroflodin. Itissaldthst intwo years
he made more money than he had mode
inuil his previou W. A dillereuce be-
tween Mr. and Mrs. Cunning arcs-2 out of
the marriage at their only daughter several
years ago. Mr. Conkling violently oppmed
thematch, sudwonldnotgoto the wedding.
Fix-Governor Seymour gave the bride
away, and Mr. Canning. persisted in his atti-
tude of displeasure.
Mr. Conkllng's last muons dulled from Bill-
lard Monday, March 1:3, when he walked in
his home in West Twenty-fourth street lroxu
hiaotllce at 2 Wall street. lie delighted in
telling the story of his struggle with the
storm, and how he was nearly lost in a snow»
drift in Union square. ll» caught :1 severe
cold, but kept at his work. He complained
of pains in the hind. On Thursday, March
29, he attended a «lamination of the lawyers
in the Stewart will. case at. Horace llumell‘s
otlicc, ZSOBroulway. The host. day he did
not feel well, but went out to a dinner. On
the Monday following he sent a not» to his
otthrc, saying that he was too sick to come
down.
A week ago last Thursday he took to his
bed. That night he said to his partner, Mr.
Melville, that the doctors had given him to
much opium that ho was not fit {or budncm,
as his mind was not quite right. On Monday,
April 1', the operation was performed to re-
llet’e the ubocom that had developed in his
ear. Mrs. Conkling had been summoned by
telegram the preceding Thursday, but Wan
not permitted to soc her husband until Sutur-
day, April 3. Mr. Conkh'ng asked her: "Why
did you come?" and she, not liking to tell him
that she had been telegraphed for, said .sbe
had read of his sickness in tho paper. llc
asked: “What paper!" and was not satisfied
until she told him the fut.
THE BOND BROTHERS BAGGED. '
Extensive South ('arollua lnuuram-c
Swindlers Arrested In Alabama.
Cuamuzsmx, S. ('_, April l".—-Julll€'a 1’.
Bond and Tom Bond, the chic{ compirators
in the inwmncc swindlos, have been mp-
tnml in Ahtlxmut. Governor Rirbnnlwn
will imnc rcquisitiom~ [or them.
Ono of the Bonds “as ngont for Northern
iitsttrnncommpunics, while his brother ix a
doctor. in tho last unoinrtnking, in “lili'h
theirt‘rimumi print-lily»; worn din-mend, tin,»
ngcnt wrote a. pilit'yon tho life-"f :t mrm
Whoftxlalt‘tlllllly in tho iitmginntinrt n.’ the
Bonds, “bit-b “153113va! by tho wmpnny,
who shortly afterward ri-cciwl n demand
from tlw twitluw {wt ”to amount (if Mr m»
surnnw, nn-oxnyxiniml b; n wrtitlmttu bl
dcnth aignod in due form by Dr. Bond.
The company for some roman was an»
picious, and detectives m-re put upon the
case, with astonishing l‘csults’. it was found
that 3 (WW9 wuobtalnod by the Bonds, and
snuggled intoahonss where they had pr»-
vionaly installed a woman 0! qucfitlnnzfltlc
character, The latter buried the body (us
that of her husbnndmho. according to Bl unti‘s
certificate of death, fell and rescind injuries
from which he died almost immmliutoly.
homing that they were stupectml ot the
fraud the Bonds Mani the woman my
spirited away and kept in close contixwment.
she cscnptid, however, and minted tho «lazy
to the authorities.
CAME RON CONFESSES.
Ila lll'nlgel tho Hiding Place or lin-
Wlnnlpc‘ Ruth's Money.
Wmszrm, Minn, April Ill—W. A. (jam. '
cm, the nbsconding teller oi the Union
bank, who got away with about $5,000, has,
after two day!‘ detentimt at Punt inn, 1). 1‘.,
indicated when: the stolen monoy may by
found.
As a result of (‘nnmron'samnesia)". two
hotel keepers of thin city have been arrested
"accomplices in tho crime, and nearly all
the missing money has vacml and
tutored to the bank. It is said that the
bank wililtneonlyflm Cameron Wnsro
leased and "medal to Chicago. As a mat-
ter of fact, if Cameron had been disposed to
keep silent about the may, no legal power
in Dakota could moi its restoration.
With his accomplius 13 Winnipeg, however,
nutter: om likely to so hard. The Union
bank was recently victimized to is large
amount by the failure of a firm here, and if
Cam had amended in getting away with
the poo odsof his theft the resources of the
Mk would have boat crippled toriouslv.
AmannamedDinmond, who was an ac-
countant tor the firm referred to, has also
boon arrested for t-ounplidty in Cami
crttne. Thequsstlonol a more comprehen-
utva extradition with the United Stats is
uninhinznxihm
Ian-nebulous Knight. of Labor-
Bonos, April 11—11:. first convention of
the W State Amhly ol‘ the
Knight: of labnrnran calledtoorder here
yutorday. “nutty-live delegates attended,
Amgtholmportantquep
lat-tombstorotheconrention are that
attenuation“ toreignlabotenundc
Whwaharflorroykmmml that
otthodtvflonofthopercaptta tax hetwnn
thedflrlehandthutatemnhly.
All“ Ion can» the nil-van.
m0. Apt-ll tit—Month night
till rau'mohod thntmvnoty sum-
. comes impoverished, and you (all an
_ 1 1 . ‘VIIIOOIH.
’t
A whole medicine chat in your pocket,
with one box of Ayer’s Pills. As they
operate directly on the stomach and
bowels. they indirectly nttoct every
other organ oi the body. When the
stomach is out at order. tho head is
aflscted. digestion fails, the blood be»
easy victim to any prevalent disease.
Miss 11. E. Boyle, oi Wilkesbnrro, Pm,
puts the whole truth in a nutshell, when
she says: “I use no other medicine
than Ayer'a Pllll. They are all that
any one needs, and just splendid to save
money in doctors’ h ."
Hero is an instance of
I I
A P b y s: c l a II
who lost his medicine chest, but. having
at hand a bottle at Ayer's Pills, lound
himselt lolly equipped.—~ J. Artisan,
1!. 10., of San Just, 031., writes:
" Some three years ago, by the meet
accident, I was forced, so to speak,
to prescribe Ayer'n Cnthartio Pills for
several sick men among a party of engi-
neers in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
my medicine chest having been lost in
crossing a mountain torrent. I wan
surprised and delighted at the action at
the Pills, no much so, indeed, that I was
led to a further trial 0! them, as well ns
0! your Cherry Pectorsl And Scraper
rillu. I have nothing but. praise to otlor
in their favor." _
John W. Brown. M. 1)., 0! Ocean,
W. Va., writes: " I prescribe Ayer's Pills
in my practice, and find them excellent.
I urge their general uso lu lmlliea."
T. 1!. Hastings, M. D., of Baltimore,
BM, writes: “ That Ayer's Pills do con-
trol and cure the complaint: for which
they are designed, is as conclusively
proven to me as anything possibly can be. .
They are the best cathartic and aperi-
ent within the reach oi the profession.” '
Ayer’s‘ Pills,
Dr. .I. o. Aysr u 00., Lowell. Mats.
Sold by all llrugglsts.
Best in the World
~ ran ALI. usns.
«AWARDED.HIGHfiSTOMEDALSr
. m
k” 2
to" 0
._¢
:3 ‘N
m 0
an. :3:
IIIO ”-I
a: gm
9.“ '1',
Illa 4—-
2“, 2::
o: no
2'” 3’
‘2 r-
1:" m
¢ ’2’
O r:
A'Bsowruv PU RE.
.3 ulfluullbm!‘ '1“ ll “133.1,.
OOS‘I‘S I0 "033 man or“: BOAPS
DDT GOES TWICE ‘3 ran.
For Sale by all Lending Grocers.
Ho. 12 Mercantile Exchange,
NEW YORK. ,
Gong
€51: Headache :.:::l rel , all th. tmnriavhcl-
t1 ..ttunl.ilbnss:1toot touch-2.1. t'.;.‘:. '1 .3 -
'* s,}husm. meslnleNsl
".n in Plasma. In. While l‘v:rx.t-;:z.s.~..¢t..
rur-
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Ln! n golds:
f :.d
amt .
Elliot from this distrusllg complaint: but torm-
LLlcauu: .1: hrs. boutubzmn i: unng
Hourly-ho. yrt Carter‘s LE ttiv 1.2
unlunldu 1:: Cam" - ‘ * , I ' l
5' cor
t- 11 t,
tho bonds. iln t: It 12w,- ..
Ache theywould he p-lcelmtolhcsowho
nntcly their goodness does notcud item. initiator.)
who can: try them will one than ltltlopillo valu-
: bl: in no many why: thattlwy will not . '.‘. him;
to do \vkhtfli‘ um. Btu-um Lllfl'fk haul
,QQHE
lattictm‘ -! an- ny lines thotlnwhvtiwra a":
nuke our not want. Our pills cure it with
0mm do :.
Carter's Lima Liver Pilio urn wry omits!
vctycmto tote. One or two pillamuhc it".: v.
’flwy arc pencils- “.2 and do notmipo or
)Ill ., but 'u'l :lr'dr gentle nt‘llmr pit-.1»: 21.1 Win)
um bun. burials fll 25min; tb'u ltvrfil. 30“
by dmggnta muymwro. or boot tr mud.
CAREER @3913 2 CO
Row York. u .
W
7719 Best in the World!
SPERM I BABIES
if!
HAMS, ‘
slums, "‘
IIEAKFAST
new
SIB“!
Atom
Our um: monomer! P
andlmtrom All Mutt-riding."
I“ m I. ll n.
We We all Tam
tuna-ammonium?
(Lanna,
w mm. Wrww ~~mmmn . .
Inna Your '1 1111 111111
To-Morrom Too Late.
Tokenltndowtnent Pollathat youmaynoodln
old age. it qullvoorltyon die. it will he a help
terminal 7 ll“ missile] will two young
man . tot inquired]: to him at
wrapotmortohutaulyu th. 5 men
in will glvorou s lite policy {or $1,000.
name In the
CONNECTICUT GENEBAI
Life Insurance Co..
or HARTFORD.
ll. 8. L‘HONMEDIKU. Allan.
at With Somali,
Norwalkltore
Latlios White
Handkerchiefs, 5o.
Gent’s Printed llortlcr Huntl-
korchicls, 5c. ‘
llittllt'tl Fancy. Stripe lloso,
llcgnlnr Made, 2 pairs for 25¢.
Five Billion, Stitch-ll Bat-ll
Kid Gloves. Black and- Colors,
W A ll ll A N 'l‘ll l). at 59c. a, pair.
To arrive in a day or tom.
Job Lots. in Towels,
Aunthcrln
1-? BED TA BM) LIN BS,
- And still another In
Turkey Red llxunztslt.
.llso a Beautiful Linctflmllies
at 17 cents.
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P. S.—-.lust opened, a nice
line Spring Jackets at right
prices.
li’lIBBlllS!
llcntstitch
ALL 111113,
LoWest Prices !
The Best Goods for
_ the Least Manny
_-,, t'f__.
H. S. BRUWN’S
BOUT & SHOE STORE,
Clark Ac Lane’s Block.
MAIN STREET.
Slatc Roofing”!
490». ~—
Wt- are prcpnrcd to do a that tlhtl! 3d. at
SLATING
ln «Elihu “ARGO“. EAST llANGUP» or
PBNAIIGYZ SLATE
115 cents an int an upward.
Putin wishing slum rooting should n11 on n.-
wforc contracting clevwhcrc.
A. BACK & Co.
in... any» or llavilond South noun...
GILBERT M. RITCH,
a.»
Vi.» . .
o < .‘ L. 1:51;“;13; :v~";'a
“very and road Stable
WARWICK HOTEL,
mm and Carriage. to let tor all melons.
Contact: at Depot to tarot All Tutu.
(loud Turnout: at Roman-hie Prim.
1E m“ "inéfolter,
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Vegetables, Fruits.
CANNED GOODS. ETC.
01113. '. ljfiflll. lent.
CAMfiSimEs
(ll nilltlnde. HM Clare
BAKERY!
”4“» _ M
momma. mm to". ml- lull mm
motors-Iranian”.
manhunt!
“W
Slfllfl 811161111 1111131110113.
EAWTSF
spamc ssa‘son
1888.
Tuesdays
at each work, during the 'montlm oi
April an (l_1\l try
it» will open unmitirs in 5
'HA‘TSandBUllNETS
lease. all before purcburlnz «hawker:
In our stock. ,
Labor;
and 2
Wu will oily! 10—day, Humility. April 7. n lull line.- of
'I‘rinuned ’l‘urhans
from $2.50 up.
”DRESS; MAKING
PU‘il 311mm Hill-REY.
Dirt-s. J. A. hacker
[In human-d [in-instituting l" [hie city. and on and
ulna: April 2. mil occupy
Room» M nnal 16, limliaml's Bloch,
'crhlngtun Snort.
; in connection {Mretvlth rho hill run-inc: a pin
chasing :xncy. giving them-n hrr personal attention
in New ork chry “'ulncedug.
Urdm tor immunizing or row motor lab: at any
kind can be M! at her plate of lmeizwasnrnddmed
to hz-r, Box W3, South Summit.
[camera Wanted.
The'Metropolitan’s Record For l887.
(Skin in tmmlwr ul outstanding l‘uéirw outing
t3 7. Mills ,
Gain in Ayers during 1841?. 51.2)}.063123.
(lam in Premium income during trill. tllduofitl.
u ,
Gniniu intern-e! ii.-t:.:ip:- damn”: NET] 5.36.69
5‘ /
(lulu in (Em-s lncumt' ttttrizz no: $l,2l6,Ԥl.3i
Number oi 1mm t'lnims paid in 158?, 2.663.
Amount pain to l'obcv ll!) don during um. 22,-
l9l.0(fi.w. 1
Numbcr ot Poflt-loe in Force, LMMED. 1
New insurance written during mote-nuns co.
Cnpllul and Surplue tor "rarity of runny-holders
am and above the reserve minim-l by law, (I per
cont land all othcrilahilities, 51,10? .97.? :0.
Amount paid by the Company m in Policy-
holder! for t'lnims, t-Tr . r'mre organization. plus
prom-at lnl’t‘rtul Aztec". $336,153.83.
JT bl". I’ll LEI l'NlK. Ascot.
. ._ WM... w... ..
«matting; (linen-n1. in M.
”1 f, 8100.,
ananmpoaw.
SPRING-TIME.
Anothm' team hu emu r. M with it new ielm, minute, new tuition. and interim for
age tron: all thing ramming to winter.
. HALL I: 00.,
Who arc mailed 5!
Cor. of Mean d: Cannon Sts.,
Cull attention with jmtpttdc to their mt collection or
New Dress Goods, Silks, Gloaks, Wraps,
Ready-made Suits, and all that is
new in Upholstery Goods and
Curtains.
Great Sale 'of Linens
H sekeeping Goods.
NEW/
\XEKICES AND NIQVV (iOOI)S.
We inn- 5th received our mint: imputation: iron! the best molester“: oi the world. and will our:
on limos} thc brunt ml line-t. neck or Hum-e lure ever whom-l. it is not our aim to get up an.
ornament on lrm-znuh: rtufl [but will prem- a dis: pomtmt m the buyer when quietly emitted at
home, but to of!" howl. well M‘gmdn that vi the a j.) to every WW and mina- th’c CW
to tome ngnm, For equal qualities )2 Mill NEVER UV EBWLB.
TOWELS. '
:iooo Munsolmmhed. lluchabocli. Cream Danmk, Oatmeal. firm Cloth, Barnum. (mo. Twillal,
loothck and Bleached Damask Tracts. including on drums of Knottcd Ynngc llama“
Turtle, all st 1 25¢. Each.
5’10 dozens Knotted Fringe German [luck Touch, m: (30.3151:th we. Bach.
W.B.IE[_ALL&CO
szvmopfi BROS.
Kurtltfiold Creamery Butter in PRIKT§,..‘ .................... 350 II:
Cocvmnut maturing!“ ........................ ‘ ................... 25 “
Choice. Florida: Charges, .1 Li. PRICE},
l‘luc ”Ilium.
Celebrated Dew-Drop (Ionized I'orn. kc.
Best Teas and Caller-p,
a?“
‘ .
H. S. ROO D,
Watches, 1
Jewelry
AN 1') -~
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1
7 }
.‘prcm‘ MIron-n ['tll Tn Ii."
Wt" .‘1 mam-i y-ttyfr}
“point”: of finc-
3.1: “out but 1-3.
(ht-r Quality ,«Tlu- lint.
lid. Val, lnmh. .Millfwh. l’nrk. hit and Fun-h,
t'nrmtl lit-cf. :SmuLe-d Tonga». Hunts,
\hunldrfi. llvnstJlllu-gnl, l‘rzmi-z
’ (our. Sic.
Home Dressed Poultry :1 Specialty.
Orders ilclivcreil l'romptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 Washington Slrccl.
(1} IQT '1‘]! 1:}
-_-- "ms-w-
“ Florida ”
mama nEt'rEn.
. t a, , ,
Twentytn only. this town, one of that in the
tineloflcemherett can beminopcrat‘wb on
application.
w. H. MEEKER,
Solo Agent for Plot-unlit.
llnnllary Plumbing and luv: l’nwmc homing a
moi-lily.
”Facilities for tuning all not or Pipes.
wasnmnox on. south :uwwalh. t't.
‘1. I. Fat. "to
1976 I. l.”-
Odlccs. 436 Main Street,
l‘l’flxl’ofl‘l‘. costs.
Short Hints
“03....
Social Etiquette.
(Timpani tile infect and in! work
an the n% by ”Ann! Matilda."
PRIOR. 40mm
1110 boot: should be to only full!
bowl “the thing to do."
to M W
decimal
a all duh!
NI. that they lay go out Into the world well but
man and mt
moon? llllt'l’fl" minim the mm. and will
be mailed to any ultimo cottage tarpon! on molpt
“‘m 3mm.
trial!“
at copy at tho alum- tttluahtp boob min-d
mflthyntllmllu I) m or
“If
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Silverware. 1 _
wnnEE—z nnE1GILT WALLPAPER
Borders
llatll MM antes so will not! each at unr‘
“bile Rock Candy ”rap,” ................ N ............ 20c qt
l‘ult i'rculn Chet-w,
Pure Maple syrup, .......................................... ° ...... 35 ‘-
Angel soup, WILL I‘IADA’I‘, €ka .............................. 05c
Worcestershire Sum-c. Doing”... [0c
Chili sauce. .......................... , ............................. lac
('cicry Mince, ........................................................ 90c
SMEYMOURBROS;
"V WA NEW STOCK
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in all Widths.
Wall Paper Hung to Order.
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39 Washington Street, - South Norwalli.
FOR YOUR
Fresh Meats
_—_4;o 1'0 m.—
PEOPLES’ MARKET.
“no.5: eh nun-.1 promptly and epedal attention paid murders m at the nut", A not l'tm- o.’
VEGETABLES.
DllN’T WIRE-ET THE PLACE,
Peoples’ Market,
A. R. TYLER, Prop.
Gnoceme’s Ann fiEATs
——-—-——A‘l‘ rm: ow STAND OP—v —
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