The Courier-sentinel. (Ellijay, GA.) 18??-1???, April 27, 1899, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLocal Lines. Home News And Social Gos¬ sip Briefly told. * ft. L. Smith, of Roy, was in the City lust week. Jus. R. King. of Atlunta, was at the Teem Hotel Monday. W. F. Teem is now a regular sub sciiber to this paper. Mrs. Pink Davis, of near town was in to see us Monday. Col. John P. Perry went down to Jasper court Monday. M ss LemmaWarlick was quite sick for several days last week. Mr. J. R. DeJournette, of Blue Ridge, was here a few days ago. Mr. R. H. Clifford, 'of this place, made a business trip to Canton lust week. Mr. Steve Nelson, of Nelson visit ed his brothet, M. II. Nelson, here this week. Drummer A. S. J. D.ivis, of Knox ville, was registered at the Teem Ho¬ tel Saturday. Mr. T. J. Long, of the firm of Hipp & Long, made a businsss trip to At¬ lanta last week. Mr. L. L. Bishop and little son. Harry, went down to Atlanta last week on business. Mr. S. L. McKinney, representing Stovall Calloway & Co., Atlanta, was in our town Saturday. Mrs. Lula Reed and little daughter, Alvoriue, of Powder Springs, are visiting relatives in Ellijuy. Mr. Ed. E. Mulkey, A. K. & N. trestle foreman, visited homefolks here Saturday and Sunday. The A. K. & N. Railroad authori ties have purchased two new freight engines for opperation on this road. Messrs. Jim Osborne and Bob Ray, two A. K. & N bridge men, visited friends here Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Nick Tankersley and sister, Miss Mary, visited relatives and friends oil Tails Creek Saturday and Sunday. Mr. E. M. Aiken, of Tickanetley, was in the city Saturday, and gave U3 a call. He reports everything quiet up liis way. Miss Aurora Wutkins, who is un assistant teacher at the Oakland High School, Curtecay, visited rela¬ tives and friends here Saturday and Sunday. Mr. W. L. Albright, of Mineral Bluff, was in the city the latter part of iast week. Mr. Albright is an ex pert miner, and is favorably impressed witli the. resources around Ellijuy. Air. S. P. Coats, representing the Chattanooga Steel Roofing Co., was at the Teem Hotel Friday Mr. Coats firm has secured the contract to fur¬ nish the roofing for the new Col lege. Shippen Bros, received twelve mules and four large wagons Monday, which Mr. Will H. Shippen bought on his recent 1 1 ip to Kentucky, They have transferred tluir logging crew from Tulonado Cherrylog, and will use the mules and wagons for that purpose. Mr. Lester Smith left Ellijuy last Saturday for Los Angles, Calif, where he will make his home. Lester is ail industrious business young man, and lias many fiiends here who rqgret his departure, but who will wish him health and success in his far western home. Rev W. R'Stillwell, pastor of the M. E. Church, South, preached two interesting sermons last Sunday. There was not a very laige audience Sunday morning, but he was greeted by a large audience Sunday night. His discourse Sunday night was very impressive, and caused much com¬ ment among his hearers Messrs. Hipp & Long, wholesale produce dealers, are doing a rushing business in that line now. Tins is something the country people have been needing for.some time. These gentlemen pay cash for produce there¬ by giving the people privilege to trade wheretheyplease. When you conic to town give them a call Sheriff Pinson went over in Whit field county last Friday and arrested one, James Parsons, who is wanted in tbisicountv, being implicated in the Worley murder which was commit¬ ted here several years ago, and for which Harris Bramlett is now serving out a two year’s sentence in the pen¬ itentiary. Ho was placed in jail here Jor safe keeping and to await trial. U I Best Best Cough Cough Syrup. Syrup.Wl Tastes Good. Use V iTiTJl T. H. Tabor has sold some town lots. Miss Sophia Holt, of Cartocay, was in the city Saturday Miss Mamie Allen is visiting rela lives at Cartecay this week. Ge nial James E Findley, of New port, was in the city Monday. Capt. D. M. Hyutt has a new buggy from the Summerville Buggy Co. Rev. David Mulkey, of Oak called last Thursday. We ate his visit. Mr. C. C. Anderson, of Roy, was into see us recently and “greased the editor’s palm.” Air. John Waddell, of Protection, spent last Thursday night at the Fra«ly House. Engines, town lots, wagons, liar ness, and many other things for sale. — T H. Takou Dr. Ford is winning golden opinions from those who patronize his dental parlors in the Hotel Hyatt. Air. R. G. Aloorc, Jr., of Dyke, was in town Tuesday and had his name enrolled on our subscription list Air. Bud Davis, of Owl town, was here Saturday. Bud always comes around to see us when he is here. When you ask for Ur. M. A. Sim¬ mons Liver Medicine, see that yo 1 get it and not some worthless imitation. Miss Mamie Johnson and sister, Carrie, two charming young ladies of Owltowa, were in the city last ■week Malaria cannot find a lodgement in the system while the Liver is ill per¬ fect order. Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine is the best Regulator. We would be glad to get letters from the little folks for publication. We will want them, like all other cor¬ respondence, with perfect liberty to use as wc prefer. Air. J. N Duckett, of Town Creek, gave ns a pleasant call Alonday morn ing. Air. Duckett is now a citizen of Gilmer, having fo: merly lived in Pickens county. We welcome all such men among us. The singing at the Alethodist ser vices Sunday night was excellent and added much to the beauty of the sei vices. When the Baptist and Aleth odist choirs combine they do some line singing. •The postmaster at this place, Air. Larkin E. Bishop, has succeeded in getting another raise of salary for his assistant, making the salary now something ike a renumeration for the services required. Aliss Sallie Hid is still the assistant. In regard to the personals of the “fun column” we will say that all was intended as mere fun and the writer of the same would not have brought in the names of any for whom he did not entertain the most profound respect and good will. However, the fun column will be ex¬ punged or its character changed. The editor hopes to have some leis _ uve from the office in order that he may work in the interest of the paper in other ways during the coming summer, and while away from the office, Homer P. Mulkey will receive and receipt for any money due the CouuilCH Sextixkl. He will also be glad to enroll the names of new sub¬ scribers. Any one desiring to purchase a gold mine will find it to his interest to correspond with B. A. Logan or the Editor of this paper at Ellijay, Ga. Air. Logan’s property has sev oral veins of rieh ore which have been opened at various places. In one place the vein is ten feet wide. Pla¬ cer gold has been found in consider¬ able quantities. This properly lias been pronounced rich by mining ex ports but can now be bought cheap. We are hoping that many of our friends will find it convenient to pay their subscriptions court week We arc always needing money and a lit¬ tle always helps. We hope to large ly increase our subscription list also that week. If you are not a subscri her, come in and let us enroll your name, and if you are alread.y a sub scriber speak to your feiends and nel, •r*-. one among the best ,? ocn weeklies m Georgia. Alanv will subscribe if the matter was only- brought to their aitention. A very interesting Epworth League Institute was held at Oak Hill in connection with the Quarterly meeting last Saturday and Sunday, The Institute was opened Friday evening and closed Sunday afternoon, Several very interesting discussions were had and some instructive essays read. On Saturday evening Miss Beulah Ellington and Alaster Wes tern Chastain recited some tine selections. Presiding Elder Robb was on hand and delivered some very able sermons. Royal Absolutely Absolutely 'Pure 'Pure Powder Raking r Makes the food more delicious and wholesome ROYAL CAWWQ POWP6W CO., WtW YORK. Air. A. B. Davis, of Tate, visited liomefolks here Saturday and Sun day. Alias Nettie Smith has returned to her home at Roy, after spending sev¬ eral days visiting here. Editor G. W. Gates, of the Courieb Sextixki,, attended court at Jasper Tuesday and Wednesday. Andrew Long, who has been work mgat Palatka, Ga., is visiting rela atives in and near Ellijay. The Alisses Truman now have a j tennis court on their beautiful lawn, | and enjoy the pleasant evenings play¬ ing tennis. Depot Agent AI. F. Hugerup, went down to Atlanta last week. Airs. Alattie Kelly- is temporarily acting in his ubsencc. Airs. Pearl AfcHan and little daughter, Aleta Enlow have return ed from an extended visit to relatives in North Carolina. j People say Hood's Sarsaparilla cures when all other preparation fail to do any good, and you run no lisa iu giving it a fair trial. Bearden Bros. & Teem Co., have had steel shutters erected on their windows in their brick store for protection iu case of fire. Dr. M. A.Simmons Liver Medicine Clears the Complexion, gives Buoyan¬ cy to the Mind, cures Headache, Regu¬ lates Stomach, Bowels and Liver. The A. K. & N. Railroad will soon commence to opperate their night trains, carrying through Pullman sleepers from Atlanta to Knoxville. The Noontootla Entertainment is growing in interest, and will b the event of the spring season. It prom¬ ises to be a genuine good show, as-the best local talent is iu it, both young men and young ladies. There will doubtless be a very large crowd from indications. There is nearly two thousand men Gilmer county-. Fivejhundred should raise a mule worth $50 to $100, and all should lend encouragement to the raising of fine stock of every kind. Call and see my fine stock, turkeys and chickens. T. H. Tabor Air. J. C. Specht, of Big Stone Gap, Va., was registered at the Hotel Ily att Monday. He is the gentleman that proposes to erect a steam tan¬ nery here. Air. Spedht looked over several locations around here and find them easy accessible and is favorably impressed witli the outlook for a steam tannery here. However, it will be some time before it is definite ly known when and where it will be located. The Confederate Veterans met on 25th. No business of importance transacted. The Commandant ap§ pointed the following as delegates to the Re Union at Charloston, S. C., May 10th: Dr. E W. Watkins, Pink Milton and W 111 . DeJournette. The Commandant will call a meeting dur ing court week and it is hoped a large number will come out. as they wish to discuss the subject of a camp ground for Gilmer county. Dr. A. B. Vaughn, of Nacogdoches, Texas, will preach at the Baptist church next Sunday at 11 o’clock. Dr. Vaughn will probably preach at night, as pastor Bartlett has been quite sick this week and may not be able to preach Dr Vaughn was pastor of the Baptist church here for thirteen years and his old members and his friends are glad to have him with them again. He will probably return to Texas next Tuesday.— Canton Advance. It is reliably- reported that Hon. J. R. Allen, of Talking Rock, has bought The Wilson House here from Air. Becker and will make some additions and improvements on it. It is said that his intention is to build a brick store on the vacant lot adjoining the I hotel and connect the, two. using the “r a sKfs£ j p ei *j eriee( j and successful hotel man : :in d merchant, and we hope that the report that he has decided to lacate among us is true.- -Blue Ridge Southern World. j r I Tells the story. When yonr head j Laches, and you feel bilious, consti ‘pated, I and out and of tone, appetite, with your just t ! stomach sour no ( t buy a package of !| Hood'® PUB® pills.' . > And take a dose, from 1 to 4 You will be surprised at how easily " ( ’ , they will do their work, your ( cure ( I headache and biliousness, rouse the 1 ) liver and make you feel happy again. I (25 cents. Sold by all medicine dealers. I 1 a card of Thanks. REV. AND MRS. STILLWELL RETURN THEIR THANKS. Mu. Editor: Through your kiudnes we wish to express our thanks and appreciation to the good people of Ellijay for their warm welcome and great kindness to us. The elegant dinner prepared by the kind ladies for us, and for the delightful Pounding on Thursday evening, brings us under many obli gatious to all. We had heard before our coming, from others, and also informed by- our presiding elder, Brother Cook, who told us wc were coming to a kind and hospitable peo pie, so we were prepared to some ex¬ tent; but as we greeted the large company with their arms full, and their bright faces and happy smiles, and looked on the table filled up with so many things beautiful to behold and tempting to the appetite. Like the Queen of Sheba as she beheld the glory of Solomon, “the half had never been told.” Surely ’tis a pleasure to labor for such a people. While we were delighted to have with 11 s the older brethren and sis¬ ters on such a pleasant occasion. We wore the more pleased if possible to have so many- young gentlemen and ladies, boys and girls. May- God make us a blessing to all. W. Ii. andC. K. Stillwell. Resumed His Work. “I suffered from indigestion and was not able to work Alost of the time I was confined to my bed. Aledicines did not seem to do me any good until I began taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, When I had taken three bottles of this medicine I was able to go to work.”—Clifton Bur¬ ton, Marietta, Ga. Hood’s Pills cure nausea, sick headache, billiousness, indigestion, constipation. Mr. Perry Writes a Card. To all whom it may concern : In the interest of truth, I will say Miat so far its I kii'ow, all fer¬ tilize! s sold by Bearden Bros. & Teem Co., at .Elliray, Ga., are as represented by the guaranteed analysis under which the several brands are sold. But if the analy¬ sis of the State Chemist, taken from samples from the several goods sold, show the same to be deficient in any particular, the public will be duly advised thereof and the purchasers of the same protected as provided for by the law applicable and governing in such matters. I desire to say further that the report current that I cut or caused to he cut seventy-five or any num¬ ber of sacks of any brand of fer¬ tilizers handled by the Boarden Bros. & Teem Co., at Ellijuy, the same having been condemned as spurious or adulterated goods, is without foundation, and I trust the report will hereafter be_ denied by any who may hear it. Ben F. Perry, Fertilizer Inspector. Menstruation made Regular and j>ainless, and Pains in Sides, Hips and —in;bs cur.al by Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets. The prize for prize-fighting comes to the boxer by the way of the box office. “A Word to the wise is sufficient, and a word from the wise should be sufficient, but you ask, who are the wise? Those who know. The oft re¬ peated experience of trustworthy per¬ sons may be taken for knowledge. Mr. \V. M. Terry says Chamberlaiu’s Cough Remedy gives better gatisfac tion than any other in the market. He h s been in the drug business at Elkton, Ky., for twelve yetrs; has sold hundreds of bottles of this reme¬ dy and nearly all other cough medi¬ cines mannfactrued, which shows con¬ clusively that Chamberlain’s is the most satisfactory to the pe iple and is the best. For sale by al’ druggists If a girl will not marry when may she may not marry when »i». HY DOUGH Why cough the celsferated and risk Dr. consumption, when John W. once) HmewS^^uretoro^tand lung throat troubles. and hoarseness For bronchitis, invaluable. sore it is Br.BulIs COUGH SYRUP Will cure a Hacking Cough. recommend Doses are small it. and Price pieasaiitR take. druggists. Doctors 25 cts. At all PPRlL c 37 HO! FOR THE SUMMER SPRING IS HEBE AND SOON WILL COME j THE SUMMER TOURISTS. Ellijay is becoming famous as a snmmer resort for those who wish to spend the summer term in the j mountains. A great deal of this is due to our well conducted hotels l ! which are becoming better patron¬ ized each year. We think it will pay the proprietors to increase their facilities for accomodating more guests, and advertise in the dailies of cities to the south of us. We are expecting a large number of city people here through the summer and we should prepare for their comfort and entertainment. Nothing adds more to' the attrac¬ tiveness of a town than nice smoothe streets and good paved sidewalks—these Ellijay- will have this year—thanks "to the mayor and council. Other things sometimes over¬ looked by the residents of a town but which catch the eye of a stranger, at once, are neatly paint¬ ed houses, well kept lawns and flower yatds, all betokening cul¬ ture and refinement and increasing the respect of strangers for the in¬ telligence of the people. Of course it is expected that hog pens and rubbish will be banished from public view and at the same time a general “cleaniug-up” insti¬ tuted. gates and fences repaired, and everything done that can be for the sanitation of the town. Among the things that could bo added a good library and reading room would prove a wonderful at¬ traction for those leaning toward literature. Excursions should be planned for the Cocsawattee Falls for fish¬ ing, and for hunting to the Cohnt ta Mountains and other places. A comparatively good road for wag¬ ons and other vehicles can he made to the summit of the Cohutta at the “Tater Patch,” which is some fifteen miles from Ellijay. No one who has not been there can form an adequate conception of the delight a visit to that place would afford. The beauty of a sunBet and sunrise from that point would repay the tourist for the trouble of his journey, and the night spent in camp or cabin would never be forgotten. (How memory reverts back to our boy¬ hood days when we went to hunt the stock among these wilds!) The panorama of Murray county, as seen from thif mountain, will remain permanently in the memo¬ ry. and ever after when tho tourist talks about pure air and water he will have a clear comprehension of his subject. I was reading an advertisen ent of Chamberlain’s Colia. Cholera and Di¬ arrhoea Remedy in the Worcester En¬ terprise recently, which leads me to write this. lean truthfully-say I nev¬ er used any remedy equal to it for o'.l ic and'diarrhoea. 1 have never had to use more than one or two doses to cure the worst case with myself or children.— W, A. Stroud, Popomoke City, Aid. For sale by all druggists. Anxious to Play Base Ball. Ellijay is making arrangements to play baseball this season. We just darn you down here boys, to play the Jasper team; but first gut in shape to do some fine playing.—Jasper Her¬ ald. It would seem, to one acquainted with the facts, that brother Mincey, by the way lie tnlks and dares for the Jasperites, had forgot the time when the Jasper boys bit the dust on the Ellijay diamond, to the time of 23 to 11 in favor of the Ellijay Red-. Understand brother, the Ellijay nine is at the same old stand, ready for business. —Moral: He that dareth had better know whom he dareth A Torpid Liver causes Depression of, Spirits, indigestion, Constipation, Simmons Headache. Use l)r. M. A. Liver Medicine to stimulate that or ® an WANTED— A man to represent an old line life insurance company 7 , as district agent. A No. 1 contract to a good business producer. An experienced life insurance agent or Confederate Veteran preferred. Address E . A. Fox & Co., Lowndes j Atlanta, Ga. : - ! DENTISTRY. i Dr. W. W. Ford, L. D. S„ permanently located at the Hotel I Hyatt in Ellijay at Room No. 11, | firstfloor, near the Office. It is not necessary te wait for court j ) in veek Dental ’ he ' viU Science do anything in first yon class need manner, guaranteed to please you, without judge or jury 7 . So there is no necessity for you to wait for court week to have your Dentistry done. Prices reasonable; work fine and durable. Teeth extracted without pain—no sore mouth af . eXtractlwJLl. ... IGr EFENDINfi THE NATION.® Catarrh is otif Coun¬ try's enemy. La grippe, lung troubles and other diseases ol the ; mucous mucous mem- mem- 1 _________ WRH■■■■■> vi'.» ! n where the membranes are clean and healthy. F.-Cyettevillc, Tenn., Mrs. Lou Davis, tells in her letter how J)r. Hartman s great catarrh remedy, Pe-ru-na, cured her of la grippe and serious lung com¬ plication. She says: “ I was afflicted with a disease com¬ monly known as la grippe two years ago; the doctors said 1 had consump¬ tion. I got one bottle of Pe-ru-na and the second night my cough stopped. I took several bottles, and I will say that I believe I would be a dead woman now if it had not been for Pe-ru-na.’ Mary M. Pruitt, l’alpa, Mo., says: Pc-ru na Medicine Co., Columbus, O. “ J had la grippe for three successive years; it seemed to got a tighter hold on me each year. It seemed I was in the jaws of death. What had helped me before would not do me any good. I saw an advertisement of Pe-ru-na. I procured two bottles and it cured me. I have not felt any symptom since. You may use this in auy way you please.” <a Brushing Improves the Hair. Tho very best brushes should be chosen, and at tho very least one hundred strokes b day should be vigorously administered. Tho bris¬ tles of the brush should not be so hard as to drag the hair out in case of a tangle obstructing their course. Nor should they bo yielding. It is useless to brush the hair unless the skin of tho head is brushed as well. The friction stimulated it and makes the hair groat. Brushing the hair with slow and languid strokes is simply useless. Vigor and iutention are necessary to pro¬ duce areally good effect and induce the bright, healthy gloss that hair should have.—May Ladies’ Home Journal. A NARROW ESCAPE. Thankful words written by Mrs Ada E. Ilart, of Groton. S. D., “Was taken with a bad cold which settled in my lungs; cough set in and finally termi¬ nated consumption. Four Docters gave Hie up,saying I could not live but a short time. I gave myself up to my Savior, determined if I could not stay with my friends on earth, I would meet my absent ones above. My hus¬ band was advised to get Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. I gave 1c a trial, took in ail eight bottles. It has cured me, and thank God, I am saved and now a well and healthy woman.” Trial bottle free at J.S. Tankersley’s Drug Store. Regular size 50c. and $1.00. Guaran¬ teed or price refunded. The Pound Parties. The pound party at the Methodist parsonage last Friday 7 night was a most agreeable affair and a success iu every particular. The parsonage was over run with the visitors and the young folks took possession of the front yards and amused themselves with various plays. The Noontootla String band volnntecred their servi¬ ces and discoursed some elegant mu¬ sic. A large table was loaded down with the gifts. Mrs. Shippan and the other ladies who worked for its success were surprised and happy at the result and the new pastor, Rev. Mr. Stillwell, showed his' apprecia tion. *** Another pound party came oflTTues day night at the residence of Rev. J. T. Ware, the Northern Alethodist preacher. It was a surprise to him and all the more agreeable. It was a clear moonlight night, and the walk down to Watkins’s farm was just the tiling for a long promenade, The donations were liberal. The music was excellent, the plays delightful to the young folks, and all enjoyed the occasion. Mothers wishing stout healthy girls should give them Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets as they ap¬ proach puberity. ■ ALL WOM£iJ S.ioul l know tuat the “Oi- -line” Remedy, i i 1 Is the best for Female Trmfttai. Corrects all irr hilarities In Female organs. Should be taken for Change of L«fe and before Chiid-Biftb. Planters “Old Time” Remedies have stood the ^st for twenty years. Medicine Co., Chat¬ Made only by New speno r tanooga, Ten: r«nnefcsee. - ALTANTA, KNOXVILLE AND NORTHERN RY. CO. Excursion rates have been arran¬ ged on the certificate plan for del¬ egates and members attending the following meetings: Annual Meeting the Medica Association of Georgia., Macon q A pril 19-21, 1S99, Certificates and >°k-n-s*. Burr Brown, h.™*, Special Agent. Certificates to be honored on of before April 25, 1899. Graud Chapter and Council of Georgia Arch Masons, Macon, Ga., April 25-27,1899. Certificates to be signed by W. A. Wollihin, Sec’t, and Burr Brown, Special Agent. Certificates to be honored on or before May 10, 1S99, Grand Council Royal Arcanum, Elberton, Ga., May 5-6 1899, Cer¬ tificates to be signed by C. S. Con r.erat, Sec’t., J, A. Champiou, Spcl. Agt. Certificates to be honored on or before May 10, 1899. J. H. McWilliams, G. P. A. Knoxville, Tenn. WANTED-Scvera! trustworthy per¬ sons in this state to manage our busi nese in tiieir own aiid nearby coun¬ ties. It is mainly office work con¬ ducted at home. Salary straight $900 a year and expenses definite, bonafide no more no less salary. Monthly $75 References. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelop. Herbert E. ness Pres’t., Dept, 31, Chicago, PROFESSIONAL CARDS._ V. L- WATTS, ATTORNEY AT LAW ELLIJAY, GA. R A- POINDEXTER, PAINTER. First class painting dono at reasonable prices. ELLIJAY, GA. C. W. HUGdES & SONS,. CONTRACTORS Tartf BUILDERS, ELLIJAY, GEORGIA. Contracts solicited from Jasper to Tellico Junction. Address us as above. EXCHANGE HOTEL, 163 Marietta Street, ATLANTA, - GEORGIA. HOME LIKE AND COMFORTABLE ROOMS, RATES: $1.00 PER DAY. A. J. ADK*N 5 , Pro p’r. - CASTOHIA. Bear, the _ /)Kind Y ou Have Always Bought Signature of •Tiny- Si e kouTc.” '.t!an!a, Kncr.iiie & fori-iorr, Rv. t you are pr ing to L Li.) START RIGHT. The r .sseng- r Department of llie At ialllit. Knoxville it Northern Railway has dared nitb ail its Agents Through : ickets to All Points in the United tales, Canada, ,Mexico, Cuba and orlo Rico, both Round Trip and Oue Vay Tickets. Von can save Time, Money andTrou ale by buying your ticket from the A., K. & N. Ky. Agent f otn your starting point through to your destination. Agents of the A., K. ft N. Rv. will cheerfully furnish Maps, Rates and any other inform ition desired. On Through Tickets, all I'aggage checked through to destination. j. e. vv. fields. I . h. McWilliams, Traffic Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent. MARIETTA. GA. KNOXVILLE, TENN. and fatal result* follow with alarming fre¬ quency. 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