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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23
NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 22.-The long storm
has ended at last.
dinner party given to-day by George II Norman
OF Boston
Charles Carroll OF Baltimore arrived at the Ocean
House to-day
John q, Hecksher. OF Hew-York, is in town.
Thomas Maitland, OF New York, is the guest OF Roy
Phelps, of the same city.
The schooner yachts Prospcro, southern Cross sylph
Leatha and Dauntlcss arrived here this az ornoon.
DR.. Seward Webb, OF NcwYOrk is the guest of Corne-
Illus Vanderbilt
b. +. Barton and II. s. Barton, OF England, and II.
Johnston aud g. II. Guester Of Bordeaux have left
here for the White Mountains They VIII 20 thence to
Canada, and before returning home viii visit Mexico
California Japan and China.
The meet OF to-day's fox-hunt was AT the Glen. The
run was slow and rather uninercstug. An effort was
made 10 find the fox that escaped recently but the scent
was not found. An extra fox then ct out and was
easily run down. The brush given 10 Miss Alice
Bedlow, and the mask sta ley Mortimer Of York
Mr. and Mr.. g. @. Rowland, of New-York, are in
town.
H. g. Hone, OF New-York, "a nj the r. NJ Blatchford
cottage Bcnch-st.
s. Colgate and Il. L.. Colgate OF Sc,y-York and Horny
Berthout, Of Washington, have arrived here
George and Mrs C. C. Van Zaudt, are expected 20 re-
turn to their cottage from Rchhehi Springs week
Ex-Governor Hubbard. OF Connecticut ia occupying
the Dunncll cottage nj Reef Point.
Late hotel arrivals include the following:
- ocean Housed. W. Knowlton and wife, Miss A.
knowion, Kate Conover, West Upton Mtss; H. =
M"Nhhurn, john -. Anthony and family, Providence
EmnGi- T. Giilonpe. Charlie. H. Dodge. " :. Lefnvor'
r. : Freeman; Miss \. Billiard. r. c. Rollins, A. g. Rol-
ms, Boston, Henry l.. Cannon Charles < Iceto, New
Haven; Mrs. II. G. Ills Miss A. Hills Utica T. g.
BENEDICT. Albany A. wood. George Fahncstock aud
wife. George II. Kyd, Isaac n. Quiikin, Pnadelpha
D. Leg Baltimore; j. a. Lauca~,cr McIrimac Mass
ne Misses Pack Cleveland; A. A. Libby, jr, Misses
Libby, Chicago; George A. Collins, Providence:
4. q. Woth, rrpoon, Quebec; J.. l.. adams, Balti-
more G. ~ Rodney, Delaware; C. Is. Wells Ohio; Miss
Hattie sherman. Ncw-York; r. A. Reilly and family,
James Ellis and wife. Pittshurg H. Meme Walker Eng
i.nai W. Williamson and wife, Kansas city G. A. Amcs,
NJ NJ IL Anes, NJ l.; Hobart, North Easton, Mass; W.
larry ana vie, Lizzie Iiaslan Howard, New-JerScy
Miss Blound, Ncw-lork A. :. Hawley. boston; Arden
Kent, Virginia.
. Hotei AIaidncck Mas f. s. Smith, A. ~ Waller Bal
lnofcj W. q. Park, WoOn-Ockct =. II Williams West
hed Mass Malcon J. White, william Russell. H. Have
lock, Providence; Clifton T. Brown, jamestown. n. Y;
a, a. biss Miss COPELAND, Miss Bliss Taunton \. Ber
,on anu wife, Lynn X. f. Kerr and wife, Mira. =. Davis,
John d. Card and wife Misses Wagner, New-York; W.
Glover, Boston
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THE CHICAGO MARKET FLUCTUATING.

CHICAGO, Aug 22.-Ths was another NOT
aoe day on Change here. The fluctuations were rapid
anu excitement was the ruling state of the market.
more conservative dealers, who have been drawing out
Oh the various deals, contened with their profits or
ing 10 sK further losses there to the orders
tha' come In from outside. Everybody seems Il, be buv
@ ana YET the market broke heavily again to-day open
nv ~" oo"h nsure' and closing up pretty strong
Ihis was true OF both produce and proysions III. az
erece between the highest price for September on Sat
uuay ana the lowest price to-day was AS follows: On
Wheat 4sci corn, Csc; oats ac pork 2Oc and lard
@oc. Inc AFTERNOON call showed great activity
no cahge III prices TOOK place; but tile call The
cuiustohe prokers stared report, which found
many peheVcrs, That the President was dead and hau
FORTHWITH began TO sell ont righ and left causing de-
cHne OF GENTS OI course this Legitimate trad
ing ana does not go on the record, Indicates how
sensitive is the market and how sympathetic with III"
news from Washington. ~ 'Ao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23
THE REV, WILLIAM BAXTER.

The Rev. William Baxter, widely known in
the Baptist denomination in Newark and in this city,
died Mt his house No III Garsdest, Newark Sun
day evening, from malaria. Mr.. Baxter was born in
England, and when n young man took voyage around
the world In Il sailing vessel He came TO NewYork
forty years ago, and engaged in the manufacture Of
paraso fcrucs and afcrward engaged In the feed bust
ness AT Pcclslp and Grand-st. He became interested
In religious matters, for some time superin-
tendent Of the Tabernacle Baptist Sunday devot
ing much of bis time to mission work among the poor.
He was regularly ordained minister AZ Newark, and he
took charge of q mission, the sherman Avenue
Baptist Church Recently he was engaged in mission
work In Harrison, NewJcrsey. He siXtyive years
OF age aud leaves wife and nine children. The funeral
VIII Do held on Mednesdny, AZ 2:3O Il NJ, Mt Bis house.
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LATEST SHIPPING NE US.
PORT OF NETWORK. AUG %, 1881.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamer City Of Columbia Woodruff Charleston
with mdse and passengers 10 } W Quintard a. Co.
steamer City OF Augusta NiekeTson Savannah days. with
muse and passengers 10 Geo Nonge. 49,
ship Mount Washington. Perkins Padang with
coffee and spices 10 order vessel 10 Vernon
BARK OIlon tNofl hnudsen uaNre 40 days, TO
Bark Amy Turner (of Boston), Newell unn Jn,v "A
IN ballast To vernon Brown q Go; anchored in GTayesen
Bay orders
Annie W Barker of Casne) snowman Port de pa,,
40 days. with og~ood TO order vessel nougiton
SUNSEt-Mind at sandy Hook, calm and hay, AT City
Island, light NV clear
SPOKEN.
Aug 90 lat Al 10 lon 81 10. Persian Monarch r
hence of London hAd lost propeller and returning
port
Aug 81 lat 80 3d. Ion ca 20 an American shin so ing LET
teis hDBM om ~ Nazaire for Baltimorei 80 days
IhE MOVEMENTS Or srGAaEk5
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL, Aug a2-Arrived steamers Chanplain
lBr1 stewart, and LAmosa OBJ Lambert both irOm
LARNR, Aug 22-sailed steamer of Indiana OBJ
nom Glasgow for NewIork.
liAyRi Aug 22-ArnVed steamer Flachat (FD, Lehuny
HALRAx, Ms Aug 22-Arrived, steamers Australia and
Hansa London Phoenecisn, Glasgow Carroll, Wright Bos
ton.
Cleared, steamer Carroll, Charlottetown.
AMERICAN PORTS
BOSTON, Aug 22-ATrived, steamers Santiago do Cnoa
Foote Savannnh Perkoinen, Philadelphia '
VINEYARD HAVEN Aug 22-AfrNed, steamer Fern (Us)
BALfiMoRg Aug 22-Arrived steamers swaledale fRr,
Van leurA lto Mai1no Gulnare lrl Terhune. ANA
Mo- shadwan (Br) Weles, Cardn.
Cleared steamers BenV oiriieh Obj, Lenster Bordeaux.
Caspian OBI. Thompson Liverpool IL Miller Boston,
blackstone, Providence. 'o"'
sailed. steamers ID a Miller and Blackstone.
ids9n New orki tl OF savannah Catherine, Savannah
Cieareus steamer Berks, bostoa-
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POOL REORGANIZATION.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-The committee, consist
S VI esSrs Gable, OF the Rock Island Road, Gault,
INC WABASH ana Hays, OF Jay Goulds Southwestern
SYSTEM appointed at the conference the South
western Railroad Association to devise plan for the
reorganization of the pool, held first meeting to-day
puc reached no conclusion and adjourned until to-
morrow.
The Western Trunk Line Passenger Association TODAY
TOOK nhal action III the matter of the demand upon
teeIn mes for the payment OF the 25 per cent de-
rlc'el rom second and hrdclass passenger business
Hc circular making the demand adopted this
ual ana VIII be forwarded al once. Unless the Eastern
ipN dtcclc 10 ts terms by September |, they are
bddcn 10 sell through tickets over Western lines under
the hitherto existing Joint tariff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23
THE SoUTH AMERICAN SETTLEMENT.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-It appears that the
settlement of the boundary dispute between Chill and
the Argentine Republic brought about by the Amer
lean Minister 1T Buenos Ayres suggesting 10 Minister
Osborne at Santiago that the Governments to which
they were respectively accredited held direct COM
municaton with each other something might be done to
bring the TWO Republics to good understanding Act
ing on this suggestion, the negotiations entered
into which have ended successfully. AZ part of the
agreement the waters OF the Strait of Magellan are for
ever neutrazed and Its free navigation 10 the flags of
all nations insured and the raising either OF It's banks
OF tortcations or other military establishments IL for
bidden This arrangement to be acceptable to the
press the people, and al parties OF the two nations.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE LABOR TROITRI rs ON TUE ED

IHE LABOR TROUBLES ON THE ERIE
ne officers of the Erie Railroad have become
ceht regarding the troubles on the Western Division
o 'he road and little information could be procured at
VIC oces IN Jersey City yesterday "This shows" said
" oiu switchnan in the yard, that trouble in
creasing."
fioh the statements made by other persons who
ci"m 10 know something of the difficulties among the
aes'it would seem that effort il being made by the
s.rihhg trackmen, switchmen and brakemen to ncite
the men to make general strike So far The silers Of
puhaio Salamanca and Hornellsville are reported TO
emoe e4dn,ucted themselves quietly; they not at
!" coerce the new who have fo
Mork III their places. The men seem to RELY on rho in
ap'cIty OF the green hands the work of SWITCH
Gmo ~ S work requires men OF experience and skill
da thot cers OF the road In Jersey City, said yeser-
uS luit rcgnt was now running without delay but no
reused TO say how such result was brought about n
nelng wen known that ON Saturday the Western Diviss
Iohs was III an almost hOpeess state of hlock
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AGENT EASTMAN AND THE NATAJ0ES.
10 the EditOr OF The Tribune
SIR: Your editorial in LIE WErKIy II

10 the EdftOr OF The Tribune
SIR: Your editorial in The WEEKLY TRIp-
UNE oil July 20 commenting Mr. Eastman Agent of
the Navajo Indians, leads to write TO YOU Mr. East
man Is Christian gentleman-a great ofenee-but il
not and never was clergyman There is no clergyman
on the and church agent to force
the Indians to attend. He distributes to them their
proper allowance OF tobacco but does not like their
using IL about his office otherwise he not interfere
win Them Mr. Eastman is not a newly-appointed
agent He has been In the position two or three years
but last September contrary his wish he was ordered
to report here 1t said his life was in danger Ue
had done and was doing for the improvement OF
the Indians than any previous agent and was giving
satisfaction to the best OF them. This the testimony
OF msnterested persons who made it subject OF inquiry
rs they passed through the reservation But he womb
n0 pander TO the vices OF the bad Indians be the tool
OF disnonest men, and they got the excitement 10 get
rld OF MN And now he has returned they have re-
newen the excitement to try 10 get rid of him again IL
would De a good thing II those white men thar have
preyeu upon the Indians and Government long coud
De cleared out OF the neighborhoOd their late ACTING
agent sent to an Eastern post. 1t TO be boped that
Agent Eastman will be fully sustained by the Govern
ment and that If he is murdered murder will moi he
covered up AS the murder Of previous agent was j.
albuquerque, N. NJ, August 1, 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORI.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for he past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, August %. l a. m.-The pres
sure Is highest in the Upper Lake region and lowest in
Dakota and Minnesota Tonight local rains have fallen
III the Middle States an New En- gland in the other
districts fair weather has prevailed. Light Winds gen.
orally variable reported from all the districts east of
the Mississippi River The temperature has remained
nearly stationary.
The temperature is slightly above the in the
Northern States and slightly below the mean in the
southern States The following readings of the Their
noineter were observed tonight Eastport 54o Que
pee 0|o; burlington and Montreal 62o Alpena, $40 ;
Duluth, $50; San Francisco, 53o
Indications for to-day
For the Middle Atlantic States, fair weather. north
ery winds, generally shifting southeastery, station
airy or lower temperature, higher pressure
FOR NeWEngland, fair weather, nOrthwcstcrly winds,
becoming variable stationary temperature, higher pres
sure.
Indications t0-porro,c.
Fair weather. with slight changes iii temperature is
Indicated for Wednesday in New England the Middle
states and South Atlantic States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23
PRESIDENT GARFIELD.
Confined from First Pare.

t tIe signs OF excitement which had been visible
three and four hours before
lrWall Street the brokers and banlxers who kant
informed during the day of the feeling in Washing
t tba showed showed much anxiety. In the Custom House
s u uilici bulletins were posted in the corridors
aoi ohe information of the employees and the public
aha number of private dispatches was received
WWnicn ana not, however add to the knowledge of
ne residents case. General Hillhonse of the
United States Sub Treasury received dispatch
W ON ASSISTANT United States Treasurer Wyman of
washington, saying that Colonel Rockwell had
sad that the Presidents condition was critical hut
nt the PRESIDENT had not lost heart yet and il was
nor time for his friends to lose theirs
The following telegram was RECEIVED xostarioy b,,
Postmaster Pearson: ~
The Hon. III. G. PEARSON: - "A
The Presidents condition is stiU critical. Int he
slept comparatively well last night and has re-
famed nourlShment which he asked for twice and
which was administered through the mouth.
THOMAS l.. JANFs
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Special Notifies

Brunswick Soups.
In powdered form. Ready in 10 maifeS Ten v.rSetfa.
Delicious coono nical, convenient GrOcers sell them
- Mineral Waters.
CON1ht-ss MAi-isihe purest and safest 81 all cafhar
TIC waters Avoid ali coarse, Irritating waters foreign ana
domestc they impair The digestive organs adneys
Piles permanently eradicatea within three weeks 10
KNIFE agature or caisic All rectal diseases cured Cirel
lars sel containing references Dr. HOGr West 29thst
Post Oace NOuce.
The foreign mails for the week ending SATWRnAY
August y, 1851, viii close Office on TT SDAV
al pun Tor Europe by steamship Arizona ueeusfo
on " i-DN l-SDAl ~ 3 direct bv
snip Amellque, via laaVrc rH UESDAN at II a m Tor
SStn-tS, iaice Nc by steamship Ncstphaa, P5r
olln bhepo and Hamburg correspondence Great
Britain anu other European countries specially
mond via Queenstown; on SATURDAY cd a m for iur,,
Dy steamship tetc VIA Queenstown correspondence. of
Heflny H scotland mus be specially addressed 20
a. NJ Tor scotland direct by steamship Amchorla tlas-
S9w and az FOR Belgium arcct steamship Tlgn
land, VIA Antwerp. and II Europe by steam.
sup General ritlcT Bremen.
mans Donll
IO.sDA1 - D. m. The mails ioT jamaica and ailo
close ON ~ \ - at p n TIE q4ils Tor Newfoundland
close on II lSlfAN al j. The malls aud
Livingston close ON ~ ESDAl al $50 The
IN The mails Tor Cuba and Mexico sDAY al
100 p M The mails Tor Newfoundland 81 Pierre
Mlquelon close on FRIDAY $50 y. The mails fsr
Bran Argentine close 4 , ID. un.
alis Tor Australia, sc. close az $500 IN mo
malls Tor China and Japan close August p
HENRY .. PEARSON, Postmaster
Post Once, New-forS Aug 20 lSsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23
THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC.

MEXICO, Aug. 22.-A private letter from Ma
zatan gives the following details of the exploon there
One hundred and fifty pounds Of powder blew up On
the first day thirty corpses ruins
and on the following six days four five daily when the
authorities intercted further removals. considering the
work dangerous IL was presumed that more corpses
were under the ruins, consequently first report OF
seNcnty-hVe Nes lost seems TO be verified All of the
windows in the town crushed The mint at Zacaf-
acas coined IN the last financial year 100000 and ex
ported - 100000. The contractors of the sullivan Rs1
road have suspended work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23

America ON September II. Mr.. Chizzola ID making
up the American company to support him, and has
already engaged Mr.. Mines Levick, Mr. and Mrs.
IL. A. Weaver, Miss Constance Hambn and Miss
Louise Mudener
The Tooth performance of " The Professor" will
shortly occur at the Madison Square Theatre, and
it is safe to anticipate that souvenir of the inter-
estng occasion Will be presented to the public. 1t
is purposed to push the run of "The Professor as
far possible into the new season. Mr.. Nelson
Waldron, machinist of the Madison Square, is
building the stage at Wallacks new theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23
WOMEN SEEKING DEATH IN THE WATER.

A young woman who gave her name as Hat
ue AiAihsoh nut who said to be the wife of a do
tective at Roekaway named Kennedy inmped in O the
East River at the foot Of Thrdst last evening while
toxlca:ed She was rescued and request she
taken TO No 232 Chrystle-st
~ MIS- Elizabeth Malloy, forty nine whose home
NO lIlI Thlrdave threw herself into the water ut
ioot oi East Ninety last evening to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23
THE FIRE RECORD.
LOSS OF 100000 AT WHEELING

WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. pa fire started
in stable in the OF ~ Schultzs candy factory yes
terday and communicated 10 the candy factory three
story brick building. The building occupied by He
branks iewclry store, adjoining on the south and the
|Etna Insurance Company, the north. next caugnt
hre, ana the fire also spread to the Paxton
Block the south occupied by W g. IIutchin. as a
music store to lIclmbnghts cigar fnctOry and
store oehns Co.'S clothing store, and Italian CON
iectiOhery This block completely burned. The
losses are estimated at about 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS FROM LONDON

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-The Department of
9.tte mas received from Dr. r. Ellis eminent surgeon
Vi England through ]. Russell Lowell, American Minister
at LONDON package OF draining tubes and other surg
c Instruments OF which he the inventor which are
ifSeiy used IN the English hospitals and which he
ec1lIehds Tor use by the Presidents physicians The
mas peen forwarded by the state Department TO
having charge OF the Presidents case. Tie
Instruments are accompanied with fun jnetrucfions now
TO use tnem and also by letter Enforcement from Sir
James Paget, one OF England's greatest surgeons ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23
PROPOSITION 10 LEASE

BosToN, Aug. 22.-At a recent meeting of
tae directors of the Boston and Albany Railroad a
proposition was placed before the Board for lease of
'he NeW-fofk New-TIaven and Hartford Railroad for
"ile'S-ihhe years at an annual rental of 8 per
ceh| when proposition, IL is understood, was
me result OF conference between the Vanderbilt marty
o. the Ntw-lor and Ncw-Itven Road and President
bhSS OF the Boston and Albany. There was long dis
Vs"h OF te proposition which resulted in the adop-
,io oi resolution orr by Of the state directors
$1,000 NN -N~N Wv PNi
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FALLS WITH SERIOUS RESULTS.

Michael Kelly, bricldayer on the new
building ut Nassau and Beekman-ss fell FROM the scat
folding yesterday and was severely injured.
little girl, Jennie Glennon last evening fell from the
lourt-story window of the tenement house at No 81
To be fatal. "-o" WIZ '
Annie turcn, ten Old fell into the cellar of the
new building at No SO FFanklu-st last evening. and
was injured seriously about the head "
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BURGLARIES IN PENNSYLVANIA.

WILKEsBARRE Penn, Aug. 22.-Burglars
have been busy i'll uzerne County Saturday last
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
depot and freight-house and the shovel works A.
Wyoming were entered and the safe was pred opent
In Wesc PittsOn three houses and Wlsner d Strong's
foundry were visited Last night NanJicoke entrance
was gained into ID. T. CrocketIs mil, The sale Was
down open and robbed Oh contents.
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AT OTHER POINTS.

MONTGOMERY, n. Y, Aug. 22.-The barn
ana nay mousse OF Mrs Hester Bovine three and half
hHcs northeast OF this place. burned last night
together with large quantity of grain and hav and II
morse aud cow. Loss about b 300
SouiH fkAMlNGIIAM, Mass, Aug 22.--This morning
ihe STORE Oh o. H. Clark at Sherlorn Centre was burned
LoSs' eoooo' Loss on a house adjoining about $lO0
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DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.

DENVER, Col, Aug. 22.--The net earnings
OF the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad for July were
at the annual OF 1868 per mile The extensions
now nearly completed, into new mining districts, will
open 10 business throughout the winter large territory
heretofore practically inaccessible during season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23
DAMAGE AT SOUTH ORANGE. N. J.

There was considerable excitement in Newark
last evening over reports that Hall College in
South orange had been burned. barn belonging to
the cocge wac set on fire by tramp. n destroyed
ana pesdes the building two horses and several carriages
were burned. Two houses near the barn saved
only ny great exertons The loss which Ii about "a 600
is fully covered by insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23
THE METROPOLITAN CLUE pIcroRroUs.

The Metropolitan Club defeated the Wor-
cester League nine c Polo yesterday after
noon by score of to Z. The very exciting
in the eighth inning when the Metropotans made fonr
runs, which gave them lead OF three. In the ninth
inning the Worcesters made two The following
the
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DIPHTHERIA IN 4 HOTEL.

CONCORD, n. H., Aug. 22.-Owing to the
number oi cases OF dphthcra at the Proctor House.
AhdoVer, NJ H., tho guests have left that hotel One
hundred OF them through the city Tor their hoes
TINS morning. Three deaths occurred at the lo,,l
ana one person ls now i'll OF the uisease. '
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