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Brown Moses W, saloon.
Buttner Adolph, druggist.
Clifton House, J F Schilling propr.
Cochran Bros (Samuel and Thomas), Saloon; Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Cohen Finney, general store.
Commercial House, Peter Vinette Propr. (See ado, below )
Dirimple George, general store.
Donoghue Daniel, propr Fifield House. Feely & Hurd (James E Feely, R L Hurd), meat market.
Fifield Advocate, G E Sackett propr.
Fifield House, Daniel Donoghue propr.
Fifield Manufacturing Co, O D Van Dusen Pres, J Arnold Vice Pres. F D Arnold Sec, W F Hinz Treas, G O Van Dusen Supt, Lumber Mnfrs and Planing Mill. (See ade, below.)
Gardiner Martin, propr Tremont House. Hinz Frederick C, hardware.
Elinz W F, Chairman Town Board, Treas Fifield Mufg Co, and Pres Price County Bank.
Keene Delaware, blacksmith.
Kennedy Patrick, saloon.
Leonard P H & Co (Peter HI Leonard, Henry D Davis), general store.
McDonald Walter C, saloon.
Matthews L Z, saloon.
Mullen Michael, city marshal.
Murray Charles, saloon.
Murray John B, saloon.
Perrin Napoleon, saloon.
Price County Bank (Capital, $25,000),
W F Hinz Pres, O D Van Dusen Vice- Pres, B F Leonard Cash.
Remer J R, furniture.
Rogness & Tatro (K N Rogness, Abram Tatro), saloon.
Sackett George E, propr Fifield Advocate.
O. D. VAN DUSEN, President. G. O. VAN DUSEN, Superintendent. F. D. ARNOLD, Secretary. W. F. HINZ, Treasurer.
J. ARNOLD, Vice-President.
FIFIELD MANUFACTURING CO., Principal Office and Mills at Fifield. MANUFACTURERS OF
Lumber, Shingles, Lath and Mouldings Special Attention Given to Custom Work. FIFIELD, WISCONSIN.
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Good Sample Room for Commercial Men. Rates, Reasonable. P. VINETTE, Proprietor.
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St James Hotel, A Tatro propr. Schilling John F, general store. Schreiner John, saloon. Selden Wesley, barber. Sheehan John, saloon. Singleton Michael A, saloon. Stange Frederick A, photographer. Sugrue D L, logger. Swazey Walter T, painter.
Tarr Johnson, Postmaster and Con- fectioner.
Tatro Abram, propr St James Hotel. Tremont House, Martin Gardiner propr.
Vinette Peter, Propr Commercial House. (See adv, p 304.)
Walker George, saloon. Weikman Rev Charles (Catholic). Weiss Rev George (Congregational).
Wiley Abram, saloon.
Wilson Arthur C, railroad, exp and tel agent. . Wood George, barber.
Woodruff Mrs Jeannette, milliner.
FILLMORE. A village on the north branch of the Milwaukee river, in Wash- ington county, 10 miles northeast of West Bend, the county seat, and 5 northwest of Fredonia Station, on the M. & N. R. R., the nearest railroad station. West Bend is the nearest banking point. Population, 300. Mail, daily. Carl Wittig, postmaster.
Cross Philip, blacksmith. Fillmore Band, Wm Cross leader. Frank Rev Julius, (Lutheran). Geidel Alvin, cigarmaker.
Gruble Max, justice. Gruble R A, general store. Henning T, veterinary surgeon. Hirshbeck Joseph, shoemaker. Knolle Traugott, fruit trees. Koenig Julius, wagonmaker. Reul Paul, shoemaker. Ricke Henry, carpenter. Rudolph E, blacksmith.
Wittig Carl, Carpenter and Under- taker.
FISH CREEK. On Green bay, in Door county, 25 miles northeast of Stur- geon Bay, the judicial seat and nearest banking point. Population, 300. Mail, dally. S. Churches, postmaster.
Brown John, justice. Churches Samuel, Justice of Peace. Graham E B, general store. Hill Bros, Fish. Johnson Daniel, meat market. Lundberg Bros, general store.
Lundberg Charles, cooper. Noble Alexander, blacksmith. Pleck Henry, Cheese Mnfr. Stevens M H, lawyer. Thorp A, hotel.
Vorous Levi, general store.
FISK. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Winnebago county, 9 miles southwest of Oshkosh, the county seat and nearest bank- ing point. Population, 75. Tel., W. U. Mail, daily. Ezra Miller, postmaster.
Miller Ezra, General Store. Moos J H, wagonmaker. Patridge C B, grain and salt. Peacock M B M, grain.
FITCHBURG. On the I. C. R. R., in Dane county, 10 miles from Madison, the county seat and nearest banking point. Mail, daily. Population, 7. Thomas Pur- cell, postmaster.
Grace George, blacksmith. Koyle T H, cheese mnfr.
Nevin James, supt Wisconsin Fish Hatch- ery. Purcell Thomas, General Store. Urie G W, railroad and exp agt.
FIVE POINTS. In Richland coun- ty, 14 miles west of Richland Centre, the judicial seat, banking and shipping point. Mail, daily.
FLAMBEAU. A post village on the Chippewa river, in Chippewa county, 32 miles northeast of Chippewa Falls, the county seat and banking point, and 18 from Warner, the most convenient railroad sta- tion. Population, 100. Mail, semi-weekly. R. J. Sands, postmaster.
Berthaiene J B, saloon. Britton Samuel, blacksmith.
Bulley A, carpenter.
Fritz & Sands, General Store. Gourdeaux Alex, justice.
Langlois C, saloon. Norton John G, general store.
Parron Gus, carpenter.
Prasso F, carpenter. Valois Oliver, saloon. Wood C, saloon.
FLINTVILLE. A postoffice on the Big Suamico river, in Brown county, 12 miles northwest of Green Bay, the county seat and banking point, and 2} from Tremble, the nearest shipping point.
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Population, 100. Mail, daily. C. E.
Kanute, postmaster,
Cook Wm, farm implements.
Kanute C E, General Store and Flour Mill. Lamb L R, physician.
Wackenriter Charles, physician.
FLORENCE. The judicial seat of Florence county, is a prosperous town of 2.500 inhabitants, located on Fisher lake and on the C. & N. W. Ry, 247 miles northwest of Milwaukee. It was settled in March, 1880, and contains 5 churches, a school house, a bank, blast furnaces, a live weekly newspaper, the Mining News, and numerous large and well stocked spe- cial and general stores, etc. Iron mining is extensively carried on, and iron ore, lum- ber and hardwood form the principal ship- ments. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. F. R. Whittlescy, postmaster.
Abbott James E, lawyer and insurance. Albright Gustav, meats.
American House, Jolin Reynolds propr.
Andrews H G & Co, cigar mnfrs.
Arnold Frank, gardener.
Avenue House, T C Tully propr. Baird George W, Grocer.
Baker P J, barber.
Beauchamp Joseph, baker.
Bigelow Joseph, saloon.
Boirie Rev H T (Methodist).
Boreman & Houlmot, painters.
Breckenridge Mrs Kate, propr Travelers' Home.
Brinicombie Rev E (Methodist).
Chainey & Godin, groceries and crockery.
Champaign Joseph, propr National Hotel.
Cholette Eli H, saloon.
Clark Wm H, lawyer, real estate and col- lections.
Coffino Clement, saloon.
Coleman Charles O, lawyer.
Corrollo Martin, saloon.
Curry Wm A., barber.
Dooley & Kerr, saloon.
Ebar Frederick, shoemaker.
Erickson E W, painter.
Eskill J J, Photographer.
Fisher H D, real estate.
Florence Iron River Co, mines.
Fortier C A, physician. Foss Mrs A, milliner.
Franklin Mrs W A, milliner. Frazer D A, pine lands.
Godin Joseph, saloon.
Godshall A K, agent Am Exp Co.
Godshall & Co, furniture.
Gordon Jacob, Dry Goods.
Greenwood Alfred, lumber.
Guensburg A E & E, dry goods. Haberkorn Wm C, justice and tailor.
Hanson Hans A, grocer. Hillberg G O, baker.
Hillyer & Simon, grocers. Hocking W J & Co, drugs and jeweler.
Huff Omer, county judge.
Jenkins Wm, saloon.
Johnson C A, jeweler.
Johnson Frank, propr Scandinavian House. Judge Wm, sheriff.
Keyes Edward E, county treasurer.
Kneebone R J, meat market.
Lapie & Dori, saloon.
Larson Peter, bottler.
Le Paige Louis, confectioner.
Leroy Frank, livery.
Ludington House, John Simon propr.
McDevitt Ferdinand, saloon.
McDonald Ronald A, saloon.
McGovern Peter, lumber.
Mahew E, Grocer.
Marquard & Langeson, hardware.
Miele Emil, saloon.
Miller Isadore A, meat market.
Millett John, restaurant.
Mining News, Young Bros proprs.
Molloy John W, livery.
Mullinder Robert T, plasterer.
National Hotel, Joseph Champaigne propr.
Norton Nels, agt C & N W Ry.
Noyes Wm W, grocer.
Odell R W, physician.
Olin A A, Dry Goods.
Otterson W P, contractor.
Parry Joseph E, county clerk.
Peltier Alphons, hotel and saloon.
Pemberty John S, druggist.
Polderman House, Abram Polderman
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Pontbriand Mrs M, dressmaker.
Reynolds John, propr American House.
Richter A, cigar mnfr.
Ritter John, dairy.
Rogers Rev A P (Catholic).
Rusky I, Dry Goods and Clothing. Rynder Wilson T, blacksmith.
St Onge Joseph, blacksmith.
Scandinavian House, F Johnson propr.
Simon Hardware Co, C Peterson ingr.
Simon John, propr Ludington House. Simpson Charles, county surveyor.
Smith & Loughrey, General Store. Soderberg Isaac, hotel. Staberg Rev T A (Swedish Lutheran).
State Bank of Florence (capital, $30,000), E E Wilcox cash.
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Sullivan Patrick, saloon. Sundquist Charles, shoemaker.
Swift E P, Physician. Taff George A, machinist. Taff Wm E, saloon. Thibert John, saloon. Tobin James, capitalist. Travelers' Home, Mrs K Breckenridge propr.
Tully T C, propr Avenue House. Tully's Opera House, T C Tully propr. Van Marter J C, contractor. Ware Rev E N (Presbyterian). Waring Frank, clerk of court.
Weber George, saloon.
Whittlesey F R, Lumber. Winckler Louis, saloon.
Winegarden John, lumber.
FOLSOM. A farmers' postoffice, in Vernon county, 10 miles south of Viroqua, the judicial seat, nearest banking and ship- ping point. Mail, semi-weekly. A. A. Morkri, postmaster.
Berge & Morkri, General Store.
FOND DU LAC. The judicial seat of Fond du Lac county, is pleasantly lo- cated at the southern extremity of Lake Winnebago, 63 miles northwest of Milwau- kee, and 148 northwest of Chicago. It is possessed of exceptional transportation fa- cilities, unequaled by any city of its size in the State; it has communication by wa- ter through Lake Winnebago, down the Fox river, and thence into Green Bay, con- necting it with the whole chain of lakes. It is on the C. & N. W., the C., M. & St. P. Rys, and Wis. Cen. Line, which, centering here and radiating to all parts of the United States, give it all the advantages of its western sister cities in the sale of its manu- factures in the eastern markets, the compe- tition afforded by the steamboat lines being instrumental in regulating and reducing rates. This city was one of the earliest lumbering towns in the State, and, although the supply of pine has been exhausted there is a large quantity of valuable hard- wood timber in the vicinity, which is now being utilized for manufacturing purposes. The city contains foundries and machine shops, wagon works, plow works, sash, door and blind factories, large lumber mills, large yeast factories, molding and frame factories, boiler works, planing mills, agricultural implement works, car- miage and wagon factories, carriage and buggy top factories, flouring mills, woolen milis, breweries, file works, drain tile
works, chemical works, steam bakery and cracker factory, paper box and furniture factories, etc. There are 4 banks (2 na- tional), a handsome and commodious court house, erected at a cost of $85,000, first- class hotels, 2 public halls, telephone ex- change, efficient police and fire depart- ments, a free library, 2 opera houses, churches representing the leading religious denominations, excellent schools, hand- some business blocks and private resi- dences, and all the facilities and appoint- ments of a first-class city. The streets are wide and well paved, and are lighted by electricity and gas. Among the great ad- vantages possessed by Fond du Lac is its pure, soft, deep fountain water, which is by many considered to equal the famous Bethesda Spring. A water works com- pany is in full operation, the water being drawn from artesian wells, which afford an inexhaustible supply. The press is represented by 2 daily newspapers, the Reporter and the Commonwealth, and 5 weeklies, the Saturday Reporter, the Weekly Commonwealth, the Courier. the Journal and the Volks Zeitung .. Exp., Am. and N. P. Tel., W. U. and Postal-Cable. Population, 13,000. James T. Greene, postmaster.
Abbs Wm E, florist, 137 W Division. Abel Carrie, dressmaker, 62 Doty.
Abel Frederick, wagonmaker, 60 Doty. Abel Henry, saloon, 85 W Division, Abel Henry A, machinist, 23 E 1st. Ackerman James O, physician, 500 Main. Ahern David, plumber, 483 Main.
Ahern T E & Co (Thomas E Ahern, Wm W Collins), clothing, 467 Main.
Aldrich James F, wool, 379 Main.
Allard Edmund C, grocer, 117 W Division. Allen && Treleven (R F Allen, Daniel D Treleven), Proprs City Roller Mills, 27 Forest.
Alling & Bowe (Cornelius L Alling, Wm H Bowe), insurance, 523 Main.
Allison Samuel, music teacher, 55 W 1st. Altpass Henry, hats, 496 Main.
Amory Opera House, P B Haber mngr, 446 Main.
Anderson Robert H, pianos, 584 Main.
Andrews Joseph, Electric Light Works, 16 W 2d.
Annis S E, dairy, 2 miles e.
Apel Carl, feed. 280 Main. Atkins Edwin F, physician, 487 Main. Auchne Joseph, shoemkr, 87 W Division.
Anelster Rev F W (German Evangelical). Babcock David, lawyer, 9 Forest.
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Bailey Charles, contractor, 56 Marr. Baldwin Truman H, glovemkr, 18 E 3d. -
Barrett Miss Grace C, music teacher, 12 Marr.
Barrett Moses, grocer, 302 Main. Bartlett Charles B, hay, Brooke.
Bartlett & Carstens (Charles D Bartlett, August L Carstens), meats, 545 Main. Bassett Israel, harness, 21 Court.
Bates Clement E, bee hives, Macy cor 2d.
Bechaud A G & Bros (Adolph G, Frank H and John B), brewers, 435 Main.
Beeson Edward B, physician, 15 Forest.
Beeson & Beeson (Edward and Edward B), publrs Journal.
Beinert Rev John (Methodist).
Bell John, paper, 655 Main.
Benjamin Gilbert L, undertkr, 543 Main.
Bennett Frank E, stoves, 312 Main.
Bensel-Low Co The (Albert A Ben- sel, Charles K Low), Directory Publish- ers, 113 Western ave.
Bernau Julius, bookbinder, 463 Main.
Berry Ezra G, livery, 294 Main.
Berry Wm, dairy.
Besnah Joseph, saloon, 4 miles s w.
Bichel Anton, propr Union Hotel.
Birdsall Co The, A C Dallmann State Agt; Portable and Traction Farm En-
" 'gines, 20-22 3d. (See adv, p 313.)
Bischoff Win H, saloon, 469 Main. Bishop Ansel A, billiards, 489 Main. Bishop Llewellyn A, physician, 63 Marr.
Blacsius Edward, table mnfr, W Scott.
Blair Andrew M, lawyer, 516 Main.
Blankenburg Albert C, furniture, 558 Main. Blankenagel Rev Augustus (Evangelicai), 3 Ruggles.
Blewett Martin T, county supt schools, Court House.
Block Gottlieb, grocer, 403 Main.
Bloedel Henry, grocer, Hickory cor Mili- tary.
Bloedel Richard J, blacksmith, 40 W, Di- vision.
Bonnell & Harris (Oscar A Bonnell, E D Harris), carpenters, 37 Forest.
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Boston House Furnishing Co, Win H Post Propr, George W Post Mngr, 440 and 442 Main. (See right bot- tom lines and ade opp.)
Boucher Rev Charles (Catholic), Bannister cor Follett.
Boncher Frank, wagonmaker, 21 W 2d. Bowe Wm H, real estate, 523 Main.
Bowen & Son (Tyler M and Tyler M jr), barbers, 485 Main.
Bowers Samuel S, physician, 450 Main. Boyle Bros (Henry aud John T), yeast mofrs.
Bragg Edward S, lawyer, 3 Forest. Brasted E E, oculist, 8th cor Ellis.
Brasted Francis A, shoes, 477 Main. Brayton Mrs J J, cheese mnfr.
Breister Wm, broommaker, Sibley cor Main.
Breitengrosse Richard H, carpet weaver, 33 E 6th.
Breitengrosse Theodore, carpet weaver, 40. E 4th.
Breitengrosse Wm, carpet weaver, Center cor 10th.
Brennan Mary, dressmaker, 40 Gillet. Bristol Emma G, news depot, P O.
Brocker Bros (Henry and Herman), Brick and Tile Mnfrs and Feed Mill, cor W 11th and Seymour.
Brocker Charles, grocer, 58 Western ave. Broker Wm, sewing machines, 406 Main .. Brown Wm H, restaurant, 437 Main.
Buchholz B & Co (Benno Buchholz, Se- bastian Eudenmiller), drugs, 422 Main. Buerger-Reinig Co (capital, $100,000), John
Reinig pres, W C Reinig sec, maltsters, Main cor Merrill.
Bullis & Buckless (Nelson L Bullis, John E Buckless), livery, 27 W Division. Burger John F, music teacher, 54 6th. Burghardt Gustav, county purchasing agt. Burke Jeremiah, livery, 16 E 4th.
Burke K & M (Kate and Mary), dressmkrs, 587 Main.
Burnton Mrs E H, news depot, 21 Forest. Burrows George S & Co (George S Bur-
rows, James HI Smith), carriage tops, Division cor Macy.
Burtch Abram, cigar mnfr, 89 W Division. Bush Henry A, stenogr, Court House.
Bush & Hill (Henry E Bush, Charles. L Hill), Carriage Trimmers, 35 W 2d. (See adv. p 311.)
Business Men's Assn, S D Wyatt pres, J T Greene sec, 456 Main.
Buss Herman J, photogr, 575 Main.
Bussewitz Ferdinand J, saloon, 614 Main. Cameron & Co (Walter H and Francis S Cameron), dry goods, 452 Main.
Campbell Hugh J, saloon, 55 W Scott.
Carey Edwin A, Pres First National Bank and Propr Palmer House, cor She- boygan aud Main. (See ado, p 318.)
Carpenter Charles E, woolen mills, 4 m e. Carr Calvin, livery, 20 E Division.
Carrier David, blacksmith, cor Scott and Franklin.
Carroll Mrs Maggie, dressmakr, 215 Main.
Carstens Olde, baker, 101 Harney.
Caufield Patrick, shoemaker, 555 Main. Chadbourne Cyrus, photogr, 98 Macy.
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W. H. POST, PROPRIETOR OF POST'S FAIR,
Nos. 10, 12 and 14 Fourth Street,
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FURNITURE STORES, HOUSE FURNISHING
NOS. 616 AND 618 MAIN STREET,
COMPANY, NOS. 440 AND 442 MAIN ST ..
FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN.
Which of itself is one of the Largest Houses of the kind in the State, with large warehouses in differ- ent parts of the city, the entire area being over four acres of floorage, in which to store and display goods. In these stores will be found the greatest variety of goods on earth. There is hardly a thing that can be mentioned but what is to be found, and each and every article will be sold for 20 per cent. less than the regular wholesale price of other dealers. To buy elsewhere is to lose money.
OVER 400 STYLES OF CHAMBER SETS, OVER 200 STYLES OF PARLOR SETS, OVER 100 PATTERNS IN CARPETS,
25 DIFFERENT STYLES IN COOK STOVES, OVER 50 DIFFERENT STYLES IN PARLOR STOVES,
Trunks and Valises-the greatest assortment in the State. Large stock of decorated China and Glass- ware, Portier and Lace Curtains, a fine display Window Shades, 25 different designs of Hacks, 'Busses, Carriages, Buggies, Road Carts, Cutters, Sleighs-the largest stock to select from. Pianos, Organs and Musical Instruments of all kinds. Hardware Tools, Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions, Fancy Goods in great variety. Please call and be convinced for yourselves.
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AGENTS FOR RADIANT HOME STOVES.
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To Merchants and Manufacturers we would say, when in need of money and you want to realize on a stock, you will always find W. H. POST ready to buy and pay you SPOT CASH for any kind of goods which you may have for sale.
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S AND PROVISION DEALERS.
West Superior, Wisconsin.
THE BROADWAY HOTEL, New House, Elegantly Furnished.
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER FON
Chapleau Thomas, Saloon and Rest- aurant, 557 Main, res 4 Elm.
Chapman Almon W, bottler, 47 W John- son.
Chase Wm II, organs, 463 Main.
Cheney Seymour H, stoves, 418 Main.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Ry, John C Heithahn agt, 98 Forest.
Chicago & Northwestern Ry, F W Crapsey agt, W Division cor Brooke.
Christiansen Henry, barber, 424 Main.
Church Anson P, upholsterer, 14 E Divi- sion.
City Roller Mills, Allen & Treleven Proprs, 27 Forest.
Clancy Thomas J, dry goods, 526 Main.
Clark Linus W, dairyman, 444 Main. Clement Charles L, blksmith, Macy cor 2d. Cleveland Charles O, fire marshal, 237 Main. Clish Louis, saloon, 97 Rosendale ave.
Cole Wm E, banker, Main cor Forest.
Coleman Thomas E, mnfrs' agt, 103 Forest. Collins A Frank, carpenter, 10 W 2d.
Colman Elihu, U S district atty, cor Main and Forest.
Colman Rev H R, 100 E Division.
Colman & Sutherland (Elihu Colman, Dan- iel D Sutherland), lawyers, 3 Forest.
Commonwealth Printing Co, O C Steen- berg pres, P B Haber sec, publrs Com- monwealth, 18 Forest.
Conaghton Philip, saloon, 375 Main.
Conklin Wm D, Lawyer, City Justice, Court and U S Commissioner, 461 Main. Convent of Mercy, Mother Aloysius super- ior, 69 E 2d.
Convent of St Agnes, Agnes Hezothe mother superior, 160 Division.
Cooke & Hass (Charles S Cooke, August F Hass), flour and feed, 525 Main.
Corbeille P T & Bro(Peter T and Napoleon), meats, 84 Brooke.
Corcoran & Ryan (Edward F Corcoran, Thomas W Ryan), saloon, 549 Main. Cornwell Charles S, hardware, 520 Main. Coughlin Bros (Wm H and Edward L), meats, 17 Forest.
Courtney Wm, harness, 419 Main.
Craig Wm H, confectioner, 556 Main.
Crescent Opera House, P B Haber mngr, Marr cor 2d.
Crippen Daniel G, vet surgeon, 41 Macy.
Crowley Bros (Patrick and John), saloon, 389 Main.
Dahlem Frederick, baker, 551 Main.
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