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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-12-28

THE talk of the town is the hand
some Overcosts for Children at
THOMPSON d TABLER's
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-12-28

THE Catholic fair is progressing
with excellent results.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-12-28

SALESMAN wanted in this district.
One of our men earned $4,000 in 'S7,
and $500 in $50, and is doing better
this year. p. 0. Box 1871, New York.
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W. B, CoLsToN, p. M.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-13

organization of Miss Anderson's present
company. Their old attachment revived,
and in Boston, three weeks ago, they were
secretly niarned, unknown even to the
members ~ the company. Doran, she
said, was insanely Jealous OF her.
II was going home alone from McNick-
er's one night last week." she continued,
when, as was passing an alley in Dear
born street, man came out from the dark
ness and lifted bis hat to me. j thought l
was alone, tut man, whom ! afterward
saw was my husband, ran past me and
knocked the other man down. lett them
fighting and ran frightened TO the hotel.
Presently my husband came in the room
and slapped and beat me. | managed to
put him out aud he climbed into the room
again over theitransom and gave me an
other beating.
"As We came from the theater last night
he kept pinchng my arm until Just see
how it looks" and Miss Russell, pulling
up the sleeve of her dress, displayed a
shapely arm bruised black and blue. After
came home, continued Miss Russell, 81
went into the dining-room. was eating a
light lunch and drinking n bottle ol beer
when Will came in. He took me by the
shoulders and dragged me into the hall
and beat and struck me in the face, just as
YOU see
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ANNEXATION OF CUBA.
JAMES @. BLAINE IN FAVOR OF ITS
PURCHASE AT ANY COST.
If for No Other Reason Than to Prevent
the Continual Menace to tho Health
OF the United States-The CONNER
cial Advantages.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. II. Recently Con-
gresham Miliken, Of Maine, and his
cousin, Seth Mlliken, of New York, who
is n large manufacturer and has large in
vestmcnts in the South, called ON Mr..
Blaine on private business. During the
conversation the merchant, who has known
Mr.. Blaine for years, asked him il he was
in favor Of the annexation OF Canada. Mr..
Mlliken says that Mr.. Blaine replied that
he was, but that he did not think it would
be brought about by agitation. In the
course Of time, he thought, the Dominion
would naturally gravitate into the Ameri-
can Union.
"Canada," said Mr.. Blaine, sis like an
applo-just beyond our reach We may
strive to grasp it, but the bough recedes
from our hold just in proportion TO our
efforts TO catch on to it,. Let il alone, and
in due time ii will fall into our hands.
II we were reaching after the terri
tory 10 increase our wealth and strength,
~ well also TO protect the health of
the nation, should say that Cuba is the
outlying island which the interests of the
United States would naturally seek. First,
as 10 its relations to health, Cuba is the
natural home OF pcstllential discusses and
especially yellow fever. Under the dircc-
ton OF our sanitarans ! have not the
slightest doubt that the existing cause of
this dreaded disease could be cxtcrminatcd
from every port OF the territory Of Cuba.
The knowledge which science makes as to
the propagation Of the germs OF yellow
Nntf / In tl.n q
officers well provided with means TO no.
move the breeding spots from the face Of
the earth, aud have not the least doubt
that il could be done were the island
under our control. In point OF economy
II would be cheaper for the United states
TO buy the island from Spain at almost
any cost rather than It should be u con-
slant menace to the health and prosperity
OF the Southern States. The cost
directly aud indirectly 10 the bust.
ness of the country during the
last yellow fever epidemic in
the Mississippi Valley was greater than
the value OF Cuba. even II you put il ON
moderate basis. But when You consider
the peril to lie which the fever constantly
brings, its purchase would not be dear nt
any price. The next object which makes
II valuable Is its relation 10 the United
States rs a stratcgctic point 1t lies close,
very close to the southern extremity OF
Florida, and its western cnd IL still nearer
lucatan. In this way It practically con
trolls the Gull OF Mexico. IL actually com.
mands positions which We ought in the
natural order of things toTO,scss and con.
troll. In regard 10 it, contributing to our
wealth, CUBA In the mnds OF the Yankee
people aud 10y that ! mean the thrifty.
energetic, inventive American rice
would add immensely 10 our prosperity.
Ii Is fertile island, and under the control
Of skilled labor ~ productive resources
would doubtless be increased ~ hundred /
fold"
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In li,e House

WAsmNGToN, ID. c., February H.
On motion OF Mr.. McCreNy, oi X Kentucky,
the Senate bill to enable the President 10
protect the interests Of the United States
in Panama WIS referred to tho Committee
on Foreign Affairs aud leave granted to
the committee 10 report Mt any time.
Mr.. Townshcnd, Of Illinois, introduced
u bill approprlating $50, 900 for II special
display Of the farm products Of the United
States nj the Paris Exposition. Referred.
The House then resumed the considcra-
ton OF the Smals-l.lliott contested cleo
ton case.
Mr.. O'Forull Of Virginia, member Of
the Committee ON Elections, defended the
majority report lilo answered the criti-
cism made 10y Mr. Powell, Of lllinoisc,
upon the election laws OF South Carolina,
by the declaration that In many respects
they were the laws framed under a Re-
publican administration. II was true that
the registration law had been enacted by a
Democratic Legislature, but he argued that
II was q ilir law and similar IN ils provi-
slons To the law Ol almost every State ia
the Union.
The Democrats II South Carolina had
been denounced for having created tho
seventh District with view OF throwing
the negroes into ono district This might
be- ~, but II gcrrymandcring was a crime.
then the Republicans of the North had
been guilty ol the ioulost aud blacklist
crime. Passing 10 a Consideration Of the |
violence, hc contcndcd that study Of the |
testimony would provo that there wa.-,,, I
weight 10 be given 10 the charge ~ fraud |
ly the Canas-lpg lhari. Intimidation
,ad been ritc ON the part OF Smalls aud
hia supporters, aud the trcc exercise OF the
elective franchise had been tramplcd
under foot hy the man 10 whom
tho minority wished a. give a scat
on this floor. llr read yolumiuous
extracts FROM the testimony 90 suh,iantiate
this assertion. lie then procce cdtocom.
bat the position that because mans skin
" ~ black hc necessarily voted the lopub.
lican ticket When the Fifteenth amend.
mcnt 10 the Constitution had been adopted
aud the negro given the right NJ suffrage.
Il had not been on the condition that lac
should Tor MI time vote the Republican
ticket. The negro had not been relieved
from the bondage Of slavery 10 put on the
yoke of party scrviludc
Mt Cooper, being asked " he would
recommend Culorvd man iur the tthi.
net, said. II am ready Ia recommend
any man who l. NJ ior place la the Cibi.
net ana ready TO recognize the right Of
every American ciiiscn. no matter what
may be- his color do not recommend
him ON the basis that be- h white or black
~ yellow. but ON tho basis that he Is q
ircc competent American citizen"
Pending further debate, bill was
passed authorizing the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue 10 refund 10 Harden
County, Kentucky, certain moneys "a.
crlvcd ON dividends on shares oi stock
owned by the county In the Louisville a
Nashville Railroad Company.
The senate bill WIS pu-sri authorizing
the Cheyenne Street Railroad Company 10
construct a road across the II. A. Russell
military reservation.
Adjourned.
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scratched as years. Body covered with
scales. Scratched all the time. Suffer-
ing endless and without relief. Cured
by the Cuticura Remedies. Skin now
as clear as a babys.
II had known OF the CuTIcuRA REMEDIES
twenty-eight years ago, IL would have saved
me $4,000 1.-TWO hundred dollars and an i'm.
mense amount of suffering. Ny disease
(psoriasis) commenced on my head in a spot
not larger than cent, II spread rapidly all
over my body and got under my nails The
scales would drop OFF Of me all the time, and
my suffering was endless, and without relief.
One thousand dollars would not tempt me to
have this disease over again. ! am a poor
man, but feel rich to be relieved of what
some of the doctors said was leprosy, some
ringworm, psoriasis, etc. | took and
Sarsaparillas over one year and a half,
but no cure. ] went to two or three doctors,
aud no CuIc. ! cannot praise the CUTTCURA
REMEDIES too much. They have made my
skin as clear and free from scales rs a babys.
ALI used of them was three boxes of CUTI-
cURA, and three bottles of CUTICURA RRoLv-
ENr, and two cakes Of CuTICURA SOAR. If you
had been here and said you would have cured
me for $4,000, you would have had the
money. ] looked like the picture in your
book Of psoriasis picture number two, How
TO Cure Skin Disease but now ! am as
clear rs any person ever was Through force
of habit, ! rub my hands over my arms and
legs 10 scrach once in while but Ia no pur-
pose. / am all well. | scratched twenty
eight years and il got TO be n kind of second
nature 10 me. | thank You n thousand times.
Anything moro that you want to know,
write me, or any one who reads this may
write TO me- and | will answer IL.
DENNIS DOWNING.
WATERBURY, VI Jan 20 1887
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Itching Skin Diseases

Every night scratched until the Skin was
raw. Body covered with scales like
spots Of mortar. An awful spectacle.
Entirely Cured by the Cuticura Rene
dies in FIVE weeks.
am going to tell you OF the extraordinary
cure your CUTIcURA REMEDIES performed on
me. About the LIST of April last noticed
some red pimplei like coming out all over
my body but thought nothing Of it until
some time later on when it began to look
like spots OF mortar spotted on, and which
came off in layers accompanied with itching.
/ would scratch every night until | was raw,
then the next night the scales, being formed
meanwhile, were scratched oil again. In
vain did | consult all the doctors in the
country, but without aid. After giving up
all hopes Of recovery, ! happened TO see an
advertisement in the newsl aper about your
CUTICuRA REMEDIES, and purchased them
from my druggist, and obtained almost i'm
mediate relief. ! began to notice that the
scaly eruptions gradually dropped OIL and
disappeared one by one, and have been fully
cured. had the disease thirteen months
before | began taking the CUTIcURA RENE
DIES, and in four or five weeks was entirely
cured. Ny disease was eczema and psoriasis.
| recommended the CUTICURA REMEDIES 10
all in my vicinity, and | know Of great
many who have taken them, and thank me
for the knowledge of them, especially moth
ers who have babes with scaly eruptions on
their heads and bodies. | cannot express in
words my thanks to you. My body was COW
cred with scales, and was an awful specta-
Gle 70 behold. Now my skin is as nice and
clear as n baby's. GEO. COTEY.
MERRILL, Wis, Sept 81, 1887.
FEB I, lSSS.-N1t a trace whatsoever OF
the disease from which | suffered has shown
itself since my cure. GEO. C0TEY.
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LOCAL NOTICES

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 22i Second q.
BRNgLEY LUMBER Co., IA Jefferson =.
NEw Drug Siore-Frcsl stock. Rainey,
Luther d Co, SiS Second street
PANTS made 10 order IRON 80 up |.
Mcnkc, tailor. ~ Monroe street r.
L.EE LuNHWH -Ca.. 3S9 Seconl street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, moldinsa
An sizes rudc baskets, fronts and iend.
cts, also heating cooking stoves, for sale
cheap at GaboyS Telephone 20.
&. r. llomHKiss. skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated Watches es
pccially solicit No. Jij Main street.
lUHE AMI vhi,o ~ tho Hover whols
name u bcafNaro the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
hGAN u litay CorrEE AM SricE ca
Hsur. WEINsrEIN has concluded to
make his home in Memphis, anl will de.
vote himself g. instruction on the Mando-
lin and Violin. For terms apply to T..
Nitzmann 4 Co.
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urny. G,rl snao,. . n.r.,nr.

MiNNrNrotis. MINI. Feb. -. A plucky
servant girl ~ the housr OF \. VI. CHucn.
den prevented the house from being rob.
bed last night Tho girl had been lrit
alone in the house TO take carc Of child
while the family were out Tor the evening.
About 1880 o'clock shc heard q peculiar
noise NJ the rar door. aud moment later
ihc gllss in the upper part " the door was
broken h. aud she heard some one FUN.
bling ni the bolt. She un quickly up
Stair, secured q revolver, and, rushing tn
The window directly over the door. pointed
the revolver downward aud fired. She
heard two mon shout, one ui them ryi.
IDENTITY in pain. She waited aud saw two
men, one of ihcm supporting the other.
Who was holding his right arm as 20 was
hurt, huuyiug away from the house.
When the family arrived homr an inycs.
iIgllipn showed that the bullet had done
good work, ~ There was large pool OF
blood ON the doorstep.
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be some excuse, he said, for the statement
made by Mr.. Powell Clayton and his
brother, but there could be no excuse for
those who knew nothing OF the facts. but
who were willing TO use the death of John
NJ. Clayton rs n steppingstone 20 their
own political preferment by exciting pas.
slons and prejudices at the North.
The question was then taken on Mr..
Evarts's motion TO lay aside the Pacific
Railroad funding bill, and TO take up the
report OF the committee, and il was agreed
to by party vote % to 10.
The resolution accompanying the report
was read as follows;
Resolved, That the Committee on Priv
ileges and Elections be directed carefully
10 revise the existing laws regulating cleo
tons Of members of Congress, with view
OF providing for a moro complete protec-
ton of the exercise of the elective fran
chisc and for the punishment OF ollenses
against it, and 10 report TO the next Legis-
latiye session OF the Senate, by bill or 9TH
crwisc.
Mr.. Harris then came forward with an
other suggestion. II was, that in order to
cconomilo time and TO avoid an irritating
sectional debate, the vote be taken at
once land without disCussion) on the
adoption OF the resolution.
Mr. Eyarts, somewhat embarrassed by
the proposition, did not reply Immediately
but looked to the Republican Senators
around him, as il for some indication OF
their opinion on the subject. The Dem
ocratic Senators had quicl laugh at Mr.
Eyarls's apparent hesitation, but finally
the New York Senator made answer.
lie should DO very glad, ne said, to keep
the debate within bounds, but he thought
1t right that the committee who reported
the resolution should be permitted TO lay
before the Senate the grounds on which
the resolution was passed. II did not seem
10 him quite proper that the committee
should be asked 10 refrain from the pre-
sontation OF tho matter. II would DO
optional with Senators ON the other side
10 reply or not.
Adjourned
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Tho Iron Mountain train leaving Mem.
phis az go O'Clock pm. arrives In 81
louis ut $50 am, twenty-five minutes
earlier than the Louisville q Nashville
train from Memphis, and IL hc only line
carrying free rccluiug chair cars and
Pullman buffet slccpr,B that makes allcon.
ncciions la Union Depot, 81 Louis. for
Chicago aud all points Nouh, West and
Northwest. Only line running solid train
To ~. Louis No unpleasant change Of
ears 10y this route. Tor further iniurma.
ton apply 10 Iron Mountain Ticket Office,
200 Main street n. ~. WusoN.
Passenger and Ticket Agent
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CLARA RUssELL BEATEN
~ Her Husband, sconlc Artist In
Mary Andorsun'u Troupe.

~ Her Husband. sconic Artist Ia
Mary Andorson'n Troupe.
CWcNUo, H., Feb a.. Near midnight
Last night, In the Commercial Hotel, com.
motion was cUatcd by the piercing
Screams Of q woman. tho lint person 10
arrive ON the scene found man beating A
woman. They proved 10 be- VIM. h.
pomn, scenic artist ior Mary Anderson.
and his vito, known on the stage ~ Miss
CIam Russell. also Ut the simo company.
and Who plays the part Of sccDud lady and
iirst dancer
MI g. ". nshh, the proprietor Of the
hotel, elected nuwn from thr hotel. and
Mis- iueyii with her lcc badly bruised
anu Jisiguvi, went tn her room. lc.
tween slu, Fhr managed 90 slv that An,
was an English gir. aud bad Inst como Ia
this country with Horny Irving several
y,ar aga. She had met uutan iu Now
York. They had grown to Ike each
other She returned 90 England and
they did not see each other again until the
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JOSEPH ACKLEN WINS.
Ho Is Entitled to one-Fourth of His
Mothers Estate.

Ho Is Entitled to One-Fourth of His
Mothers Estate.
Special Dispatch to Tho Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 1.-THE jury
in the case OF Arson Nelson, admins
traitor, Vs. Joseph II. Acklen, involving a
contest Of the will of Mrs. Adelicia Cheat.
ham, mother of Mr.. Acklen, brought in a
verdict at II o'clock. They found against
the will and all OF tbs codicls. This YER
diet declares Mrs. Chcatham's will void
and IN favor OF Mr.. Acklen, the defend
ant. by the will and codicis OF his
mother, who died in New York some
months ago, Mr.. Acken was cut out Of
any portion OF his mothers estate, which
is estimated 10 be worth about S3jO00O
The verdict just rendered leaves the es-
tate to be divided by law equally among
all tour Of the children. Mr. Acklcn, UNI
der this verdict, will be entitled TO child's
part, or une.iourh OF $50, 900.
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A SLICK SCHEME
Money Lost ny Mon Who Wanted 10
Become Detectives.

Money Lost ny Mon Who Wanted TO
Become Detectives.
Special nsuhiIh 90 The NpfFii
N,suuuir, Tenn. Feb. L. Some time
ago O Tow on,crprislng and shrcvI slmns.
cr' came TO Nashville aud started what
puipoucl 30 be- the American Detective
and Merchants Polio, Burcuu. The, sent
ont circulars lu the effect that responsible
parties could hcr1mc members upon tho
payment ui 81, anl, when occasion Of.
icrcd, would bc given employment VI the
ratio Of t3 per dly There arr nn alarm.
ing number ut people, black anil white.
Who have the detective fever. and thrs,
W1diIy hIt NJ the uilcr. IN exchange Tor
The 50 sent 10 the agency, they rrrc,,rI "A
cheap badge aud what purpoucd lo De- a
lirCnsr urc'rliicaic OF membership, which,
n TACT was not worth the paper upun
which % WIS written Complaints oi the
lupyd begun tp reach the authorities in
Washington, and stop. were taken to in.
N,sNn.c aud appWh,ni tho ufuudrrt
Who. however learned that their Huld ui
operation was no longer lio aud between
two DAYS They have quietly hoIcu away.
leaving HyiUul cnIiilIu aud many victims
90 lament their departure.
WIZ hr found Hn excellent remedy Tor
sck lrlIa.Hr. Carriers Little Liver Pills
lh"uNnIf ni letter. luW uuuplc who have
used I.m IIuNU this fIIf Ify thrm
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TWO plFrsRaNr cAsas.
One in which tho Burglar Shoots, An.
other IA Which the Thief Is Shot.

other In which the Thief Is Shot.
puruvHa, Pa, Feb. ~. William 81.
Clair, proprietor OF a gents furnishing
stor, at Williamsburg, q suburb oi this city.
was fatally shot boy burglars at 23D o'clock
this morning. Mr.. st. Clair lived with
his family back NJ the store, anil was
awakened 10y a noise oi something falling.
As ho opened the door leading To The
s,oru be saw outlines against the light out
side, the forms OF two mon. Before he
could raise thc pistol To fire the BURGLARS
Hired twice at him. lie then returned the
lire, following them ont 20 the street. As
he reached the pavement hr WIS shot
twice, ono ball entering the lett leg and
the other taking effect la the luii breast
The NOISE alarmed the ncighburhUud. and
before assistance arrived the asst,gius had
| escaped. s. Clair WIS carried unruu.
.Clpus into the hon,c aud physician
summoned, Who pronounced his wounds
fatal The borough police were notified
aud the burglars tracked Ia the snow Tor
/ eight or tea miles, when ull Trace ui them
was lost 81 Glars store was robbed
about four months ago by two thieves
Who Ncv arrested aud ate now in nil.
II Is believed that the burglir. m ihi1
morning are pals Of the former house
breakers.
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The New Secretary OF state.

Tpoclhl bl'ihlch w inc Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. l2.-At II
o'clock this morning Chief Justice Turney
the oath OF office TO Mr.
Charles Austin Miller, and that gentleman
at once took charge of the office OF Score
tary Of State, Hon. John Allison retiring
in his most graceful manner.
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DISEASES Of an exhaustive nature that have
n tendency Ia create an unnatural feeling,
such as fatigue, las,tudc aud great weakness
throughout the system owe their origin to q
lack Of iron in the blood Browns Iron hit
tcr will restore the blood tu its natural
hcalthful condition. Get the blood pure by
using this remedy and disease WILL be quickly
Nauuuislcd.
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Ihe onI, rerlrr, Rrmrn,

For hnhitual constipation, dyspepsia and
hnircd 900. is the famous California liquid
fruit rcmciy. Syrup OF IIg, Il strengthen,
n' we'll a' clcauecs the system. 10 b. easily
taken and perfectly harmless. For alc in
80 cents aud 500 bottles
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CutiCura Remedies

To cleanse the skin and blood Of every
blemish and impurity, no agency in the
world of medicine is 80 speedy and infallible
rs tie CuTIcuRA REMEDIES.
CUuCuRA the great skin cure instantly al
lays the most agonizng itching aud infam-
nation, clears the skin and scalp OF every
trace OF disease, heals ulcers and sores, re-
moves crusts and scales, and restores the
hair. CUrICuRA Soar the greatest Of skin
bcautiiiors, is Indispensable in treating skin
diseases and baby humors. II produces the
whitcsi, clearest skin and softcsi hands, free
from pimplc, spot or blemish. CUrICuRA
the blood Of all Impurities ard poisonous
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OrUCus FURNISHED With towel rack comb
brush and clean idWJ every morning ior
20 cents Per MRS, boy Memphis steam
Laundry. Omidiitnt 90 ans office.
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ArrrNrioN ot.b Jnss. men II called 10
the advertisement ol "Ar,ansaw" in our
want columns hismumlug.
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- uruovrn nv TIL usE ~ COCAINE
And Il stimulates thd promotes the growth
Ui the hair
Bumc,fs flsvor.ng extracts arc tho
.af
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$50 Jefferson stiSch will be ready Tor bust.
ness Monday, the 18Th ins. Give 1t a
trial.
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rur spring session OF s. Agnes Academy
will orcn on the tint Monday In Fcbrn.
ar. For particular apply TO the Lady
superior.
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elements and thus removes the CAUSE. Hence
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