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WILMINGTON FAIR.

The dates for holding the yearly
meeting of the Wilmington Fair Asso.
citation at Hazel Dell, are September
18th, Sth, 9th, 10th and 11th.
Arrangements have been made for
an excellent list Of trotting events.
These.will occupy the first four days.
Three races will be trotted each day.
The directors report indicatrs that
the coming meeting will he the best
yet held in that sect ion. The prospects
Of a fine fruit crop on the Peninsula in
sures the best exhibition in that impor-
tant department of the fair that Will
mington has yet witnessed. Several
spaces in the main building have al
ready been taken. The additional
buildings and accommodations already
prepared for the public will enable the
association TO free itself this year from
the bartben OF building expenses and
to apply a large share of profits to the
indebtedness account.
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ruE aLoRrous rounrn

was celebrated very quietly in Penn's
Grove. AS usual the farmers of
the surrounding country came into
town for IL days recreation to
see their neighbofs, and city cousins,
to talk crops, horses, and gossip in gen
eral. AS there were no special attrac-
tiOns some went elsewhere. The num-
Der Of excursionists were not as numcr-
u rs in former years, the day being
cool there wa not so many over from
Wilmington as usual on the Fourth.
There were a few yachting parties from
Wilmington supplied with plenty OF
beer, but all were orderly and no fights
occurred as in former years.
1t is reported that a Wilmington
party got to fighting among themselves
and one mar got hurt so badly that he
died after getting home but the report
has not been verified.
There were lots of city cousins and
former residents in town, whose old IA
miliar faces cheered their acquaint-
ances.
The only amusements were dancing
and skating in the rink and riding the
the razzle dazzle. When evening came
and the excursionist had left there was
only the usual Saturday night gather
ing.
In the evening appropriate services
for the day were held in Emmanuel
Church, followed bya display of fire.
works. There was a fair audience pre-
sent and the occasion passed pleasantly.
After the choir sang "Anerica" the
pastor d. w. q. McIntire offered pray
Ell. Then Prof. J. F. Ferguson, of
Philadelphia, amused the audience with
u fantastical organ voluntary. The
Prof. is II master hand at the organ.
Harry Crompton read the Declaration
of Independence with much eclat and
the choir sang "Star Spangle Banner'
with enthusiasm.
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srnucK BY soUALL.

An accident befell a Philadelphia
yachting party while sailing near Fort
Delaware on Sunday. w. Harry Jones,
Of the Weisbrod & Hess Brewing Com
pany, Of Adams and Homes streets,
Philadelphia, accompanied by his wife
and a number OF friends, chartered the
Mosaca, of Salem, for a sail. A squall
struck the yacht about 2 o'clock, cap
sizing her. The boat turned over. AS
there was only eight feet of water she
grounded. The party were all in the
cabin, but they clamored out aud were
shortly rescued by boats near by, who
tork the frightened party TO the Elsin-
boro shore, where they were cared for
and provided with dry clothing.
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IT

Again William Somers, of Church
town, comes to the front boasting. He
generally boasts on early truck, and, as
a rule, he has a right TO, for he is most
always among the earliest. But this
time it is not truck, but an old rooster.
Now lie says that the rooster will catch
twenty grains of corn pitched to him
one after the other with the swiftness
that a ball pitcher would pitch a ball,
and not miss a grain. The distance
that the grain is to he thrown is five
yaids. We have no right to doubt
this, for his truck is quick, and no
doubt but that Mr.. Soruers has a very
quick ROSTERS. If anyone does not be-
lieve this, they are welcome to witness
the performances at any time free, pro-
viding they furnish the corn.-SouM
Jerseyman.
Mr.. Somers also has a ROSTERS which
catches mice. If you don't believe it
lie says bring the mice along and try
him.
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PERSONALS.

Miss Florence Staushen IS ATTENDING
l'o'' n"iu' 9'o'
MISS SUSIE ioimerly Oh
MISS S'eiia i'oilo", Is N'sit'hs MI.
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A.. 80.
Tue hs'''he se'lo'' nave moved oacN 70
MIS-. oDtr.es !. Nott's anu TWO sois'
oAa'i'e anu Ne"ha''' o. th,ia'eip"i'
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Alfred a. wainwright OF fhiladel-
pu,1, - ~ Nm o'o'e 10 ieo"p'"'e
E""a'o o'aIN anu WIZ M'eA'e
- Cs.,.
FRANK II. oarihah ID VISITING ms iei'
a'iVes III mays laiuihg.
Rev. L.. 9. Carman had a brilliant
church wedding at Mays Landing last
week..
Miss Sallie ii. Thompson, of Courses
Landing, has been visiting relatives in
this vicinity.
Frank Wn,eit who has CHARGE If n
sav mill at Piedmont Calbonn county
Alabama. returned home on the 3rd.
osoar WiIlettN who 10 an .-ssistant
bootLooner viii n pbiIadelnh,a iron
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EL0PER

Anna Bartlett, the 15-year-old daugh-
ter of Joseph bartlett, who eloped with
John IL. Reed, a former well known
business man of New Castle. Oh June
10th, has returned home penitent and
broken hearted. He took her us far as
Columbus, o., where he saw in the pa
pers he was being looked for by the
officers. For fear Of arrest and because
the girl got home sick he accompanied
her to Baltimore where she boarded a
boat for C!iesiertown. His last words
to her were Il shall never see anyone
in New Castle again, or probably any
where else, and o o | shall be no more,
good bye forever.n
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URC NOTES.

Rev. ID. W. G. McIntire's Sunday
morning subject will be ''Tlie Lords
SUPPER" followed-by the administra-
ton of the Sacrament.
Rev. ID. w. C. McIutire's second
topic on Methodist doctrine and disci-
pie FOR Sunday evening is "The Reason
of Methpdism
Rev. G. S. Mesoro.l's Sunday even
ing subject will be "The Failures of
Infdelity."
Emmanuel Sunday School contem-
plate making an excursion TO Lake
Side Park, at Kirkwood.
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DIED

CRATE.-InElmer, June oath at 10
a. M, Rev. Joseph G. Crate, aged 81 yrs.
JAQUETT.--In Salem. July 4th,
Peter Jaquett, aged 40 years.
Powers. In Pennsville July I'd, Ed.
@. Powers, in his 57th year.
HENRY.-In Salem, Jmly 4th'
Mary o., daughter of Rev. ~. L. and
Ardelia Henry, aged g years.
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A wonder worker.

Mr.. Frank Huffman, a young msn Of
Burlington, Ohio, states that he hai beca
under the care of two prominent physicians,
and used their treatment until he was not
able 30 get around. They pronounced lis
case to be Consumption and incurab!e. lie
was persuaded to try DIR. Kings New Dis
coyery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds
and at that time was not able to walk across
the street without resting, He found, be-
fore he had used half of dollar bottle, that
he was much better; he continued TO use it
and is today enjoying good health. If you
have any Throat, Lung or Chest Trouble
Try it. We guarantee satisfaction. Trial
bottle free at w. d. Robbips's Drug Store
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An active poison is present in stale
milk, cream and cheese, and is known
as t~yrotoxicon. 1t las been found in
sweet milk not properly cooled, in oys
ters stewed with milk, in cream puffs
and in Old cheese, thus directly point
ing to its habitat in milk. In most in
stances illness has been traced TO some
such condition us the mingling of milk
over a day old with that newly drawn,
the use of milk or cream over twenty
four hours old, the use of utensils i'm
perfectly cleaned, The use OF milk kept
in damp, i'll ventilated places.
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COUNTY as.

The Woodstown Bank has declared
its semi-annual dividend Of six per
cent.
Clark Petit shipped Bellman on
Tuesday to Cleveland, where Bud Do
bic will train him this season. He is
expected TO get u record below 2.20
next fall.
A goat that chews tobacco is in the
family of James Fisher, at Alloway's
Creek.
The Woodstown Register says: A
calf now more than a week old, at
Isaac II. Turner's, has neither sex, and
is Il ailless. DR.. Wiederoll performed a
needed surgical operation a week ago,
and now there is prospect that the Gu
rious calf will live.
The Salem National Bank has de-
clared its usual %semi.annual dividend
of five per cent, which is now due and
payable at the banking house.
The salary of Postmaster Hewitt, of
Woodstown, has been raised 500, being
now $1,000 per year.
Salem is to have a base ball park.
The money for enclosing the ground
has been nearly all subscribed and the
Eakin lot at the foot of Walnut street
has been rented.
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Lightning Ice Cream Freez-
ers. The name means speed,
not fire. This last achievement
in Freezers is the greatest.
Demonstration in Basement.
The air is laden with compli-
ments. But little thunder
(noise) about them, and yet
they "go' like lightning.
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All proper Shoes are here.
The town is full of improper
Shoes-Shoe frauds; you can
get them almost anywhere.
Colored Patent Leather
Shoes. Leading in their in
PRODUCTION we are foremost in
their variety. Mems, tour
sorts, $3.50: women's, nine
sorts. 6, $50, 81. Novel,
rich, really elegant.
"Wanamaker Wear--Well"
for men in colored goat at SIS.
Can you match them at 81?
Oxfords for women at $40
and 200 should be 5, and 81.
Each day adds new friends
to our Shoe store. To de-
serves great success is to gain
it. That's our principle OF
Shoe growth.
Dame or damsel, deacon or
dandy will find all that is DAM
ty, durable or desirable in
Shoes right here.
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The white Blazers and their
companions are like the white
plumed : helmet centre of
the fray. Aeeord not dis
cord makes the stir. OF
course it does for this
community is wise. The peo-
pie know there is no Blazer
cheapness like that we offer at
$50, 3, and $3.50.
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LAWN SOCIAL.

The Mariners Bethel M. P. Society
of Christian Endeavor will hold a Lawn
Social on the eve of July 10th, on Mr.
C. B. Lanning's farm. The lawn will
be beautifully decorated with Japanese
lanterns. The Flute Band win be pres
ent and render their choicest music to
enliven the occasion. Tickets 10c
which will entitls you to a plate of ice
cream. All are INVITED to come and
spend a pleasant evening.
MARY TANNING, Sec.
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MARRIED

GIBSON - RIDGWAY. AT the
Pittsgrove Baptist parsonage, June Is,
1891, by Rev. L.. Myers, Samuel b.
Gibson TO Nellie G. Ridgway, both of
Pilesgrove township.
FRIES-WILLIAMS.-On June "a,
by Rev. A. II. Eberhardt, at the Meth
odist parsonage, Edgar Fries and Clara
Williams, both of Woodstown.
SHIMP-DOWNS.-In Salem, July
I'd, 1891, by Rev. G. NJ. Perkins, John
IL. shrimp and Miss Sallie e. Downs,
both of Salem.
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This I emedy is becoming wei Known aho 50
popular as 10 need no special mention. All who
have used Eletric Bitters sing the same song OF
praise.-A puTer medicine does not exist and it
Is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric
Biiters will cure all diseases of the Liver aud
Kidneys, will remove Pimples, BOils, Salt
Rheum and other affections caused by impure
bIood.-Will drive Alalarial from the system
and prevent as well as cure all Malarial fevers.
FOR cure of Headache. Constipation and Indi-
gestion try Electric B~itters-Entire satisfaction
and sl.00 per bottle al JnAnson's Drug Store.
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The midsummer month fol-
lows hard on the most active
Junc ever known in this store.
We don't expect you to be in-
terested in our big sales save
as evidence that the ceaseless
activity Of Our Modern Meth
DDS in Merchandising, bring
ing always the newest things
and overturning prices when
conditions permit, are right.
Another month of great retail
ing proves it.
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Like a regiment in two ranks
stood the files at the Cotton
Dress Goods-reduced-yes-
terday. Sweet dreams of
Ginghams, grand Branden-
burgs. Why mention them?
The sun shines but you need
not that aoe tell you.
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Becomes luXuriant

and beautiful. All who have tried
Ayers Hair Vigor, want no other dressing.
Galbraith s Starks, Druggists, Sharon
Grove, KY, write: 1--WE believe Ayers
Hair Vigor to be the best preparation of the
kind in the market, and sell more Of it than
of all others. No drug store Is complete
without a supply Of it"
81 have used Ayers Hair yigor with
great benefit and know several other per-
sons, between 40 and 80 years Of age, who
have experienced similar good results from
the use Of this preparation. 1t restores gray
hair to its original color, promotes a new
growth, gives lustre to the hair, and cleanses
the scalp Of dandruff." - Bernardo Ochoa,
Madrid. Spain.
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when Baby was sick, we gave her castoria-
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung to CastoriA
When she had Children, she gave them Castoris
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FRIDAY, JULY 10, ,
LOCALS S.

Bananas at Stites's.*
Buy your boy a Bicycles
G. A. II. Excursion, Wednesday, 29.*
Read s. L. Boone's card In another
column.
The best cool sparkling soda water at
DR.. J~ohnson's. Try q glass;
Port Penn Methodists will lay the
corner stone of a new church next Sun
day.
Look at D. d. Leaps bargains in
another column. Now is the time TO
buy.
Presiding Elder Relyea held Quar-
teriy Conferences at the NJ. E. Churches
Tuesday evening.
The J. p. Moore arrived at the Cove
on July LIST with 1895 shingles and
a. 700 fee Of lumber.
Miss Lena Hewitt has u foundation,
next Capt. Capt. Samuel M. Denny's,
ready for a new house.
There is nothing that equals fresh
buttermilk for removing tan, freckles,
sunburn or moth spots.
Central Sunday School will hold n
peach festival at the School House,
Saturday evening, 18th.
Tie Musical entertainment 10y the de
Moss Family Monday evening was good
but not we'll patronized,
Webster Davis's six-year-old daught.
er, residing neal Union Corner, is
afflicted with scarlet fever.
The iron piling for the new iron
bridge at Courses Landing is being
put in this week and the bridge will
soon be finished, it is hoped.
The Riverside House is now open.*
Clinton Strauglien writes us that he
is not a type writer but is employed in
the srnsitizing room Of the Philadel-
phia Blue Print Co., manufacturers Of
blue process paper.
Hiram Doughten, il is said, has The
best truck in Oldman's.' His corn will
hid. . man and his sweet POTATOES near
" cover the ground. He is a hustler
and has a knack of getting there.
e 9 u..r,s o,s W r. Morrison
will begin running their truck line
n.,hor,s wharf 10 Chester ON
Mondav They solicit HE patronage
~ Tho trnckers in another column.
nv, ,,o n.mss ,fhase hall at pedrick
the Eonr,h resn,ted in n lie.
aa.n;.a mo psdr,ck,oun clnb
~, 40 wa,cem. c,nb q to . and in
a.. as,orn.on tho Welcome clnb won
=, . soor. If q tn
w,w.. c,,. i, ,ao.,vsd the follow.
;no ,rices for produce in Wilmington
an Thursday. POTATOES 80 to Csc per
hssret. -annles 40: suuashes. 35: toma-
,oas Il .75 to 81: onions. 20; peas, 60;
haans go. encounters. so to 10.
p.., st,tes,s*
"A man o"uo y.s.oosaa
INTO Inc rehhfs MECH oa'a ~
morning, rs some one rev 'ne oppe'
Cahai n'"so vi.
former comp anus '' 49,
shou'd DC carei"i 70 ,"'
Oh 70 pre'eh'
Assessor Morris has calied onr "''eii-
lion 10 the MISTAKE we " Nn.
IN saying 'he NO" "a" ~ - -,
NJ. aoo,e;on anal
ouG Goes MOI inaAe 'ho - c..
rs an appeal may be taken TO the state
Roard of Assessors, whose decision is
a.oI
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Bananas and corrections at otitess.
John Summerill e Bro. received on
Thursday from Ivers w. Adams, Sec
retarv of the American Net and Irvine
Ia Bost6p. a IL lbs. 1907. salmon
oono,,t In Maine IT, was a beauty,
maas,r,rc over two feet in length.
The new wharf OF the Philadelphia
and Solam NAVIGATION Co. at New
...,..aa ond tho
Castie, mas seen
steamers Major Reybold" delaware
aud "Christina" are now ia'ding .he'r
passengers ana ireigh' .nen.
Comnanv IL now under way, and will
10 -onmnIetad I, n short time.
For Bicycles and Tricyele's Apply 10
j. u. LAYTON
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Have you seen the cheap
Meat Cutters? To cut meat
is only one Of many graces.
Neat, graceful little prices.
They'll soon go. Then you'll
be sorry. LIS, las, SI.75.
JOHN WANAMAKER. ~
Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hail square
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New Jersey and Wilmington Ferry %.
Steamers DELAWARE and CHRISTINA,
Time table taking effect June 18th, 1891, between
Penn's Grove, Wilmington, Penns-
VILE, New Castle, DeIawaTe city,
Salem. Augustine Pier and
Delaware River X. X.

Boat leaves PENIS Grove, for Wilmington at
u, $40, 9, II, 2, 5.50p m.
Leaves Wilmington for Penn's Grove at $50
10, q. m. l, SIS, 6,45 7. III.
Passengers from PENIS Grove to Pennsyille
in the morning will have to take the 8 and $40
boats for Wilmington. Leaves PENIS Grove at
4 p. m. on arrival of lieybold for Pennsvilie.
Leaves PenDsville for PENIS Grove at $50 a.
M. TO connect with the ReybOld and at 5 p. M.
Leaves Pennsvillc for Wilmington at $50 and
(7.50 q. III via Penn's Grovel l2.10, 6.l0 p. m,
LIS, 7 D. m. The . and LIS boats for Pennsville
go down the River to New Castle, DelawareC City
and Augustine Pier, leaving Penusville at $40
a. M. and 5 p. III. touching at Delaware City,
New Castle and Pennsviue. The I o'clock boat
goes 10 New Castle, leaving at 7.45 for Penns-
vile.
Steamer Delaware connects with the steamer
Reybold at Penn's Grove at 0. a. III, to take pas
sengers from Salem to Wilmington, and at 4 p.
m. for their return.
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So many people are like the fire-crack-
er-they can only make a big splurge
and noise in the world at the expense
of being hopelessly,,bursted .-Atcchistoa
Globe.
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ror uAuI1se IN WILMINGTON.

The Wilmington Transfer Co. are
better prepared to. haul truck, &c. h
ever. VIM. Forrest will still be on hand
to run that part of the business.
oil. w. L. JEFFERs, Supt.
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The man who finds out that he has
made a fool of himself has learned
something valuable.-1he RAMS Horn.
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After Using

A number of other preparations without
any satisfactory result, l find that Ayers
Hair vigor is causing my hair to grow
A. j. 0sment, General Merchant, Indian
Head, N. W. T.
ayers Hair Vigor is the only prepara-
ton l could ever find to remove dandrur,
cure itching humors, and prevent loss OF
hair. l can confidently recommend it,
j.. C. Butler, Spencer, Mass.
"My wife believes that the money spent
Tor Ayers Hair vigor was the best invest
ment she ever made, It has given her so
much satisfaction James A. Adams, st.
Augustine, Texas.
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Notice.

Allpersqnsa are forbid trespassing upon ground
Of David Guest, deed. under penalty OF the law,
| mean business. CD, SHANNON, Agt.
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Bananas at Stites's.*
WANAMAKER'S
PHILADELPHIA, Monday July G, 1891.

Store closed al one o'clock
Saturdays.
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SUNDAY ONLY

On Saturday night. Steamer Delaware Will
leave Penn Grove at 500 p. VI. for. wilmington,
and Steamer 'Christina' will leave Pennsyille
$50 L. 81. for Wilmington.
Connections at peln's Grove with Steamer
"Maior %IirybOld' Tor Philadelphia and with
.rbomas Ciyde' 10 and from Woodland Beach.
Connections at Wilmington with Wilmington
e. Northern Il. L., Baltimore q Ohio Il. H., and
Pennsylvania Il. Il, A.G. MCCAusLANp.
e-l9 superintendent
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Meadow Chief rlIal %.
CLARK PETIT,
p. O. SALEM. N. 1.

Also $1,000 primei yr. Peach Trees, 5 to 6 it.,
at S35 per 1000 and other Fruits, Ornamentals,
Usage Qnlcks, Sc, at reduced prices at Hedge.
field midway between WOodst0wn and Salem,
Nj.
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Breed from Winners Their Offspring Sell
Rage s4 Essord ReIlman 1lQ4 PUBS a,IsE mile

Bellman holds the fastest record ever made by
New Jersey four year Odds, and the Worlds sec
ond fastest race record by four year old trotting
stations, that like him started without records
in 1890. He has won eight first premiums for
best standard bred stations, defeating every
competitor to date. His three year old full sis
fastest race record 2:34I made by New Jersey
fillies OF her age in 1890 and has trotted quarters
at 2 20 clip as has Bellman at a 10 clip in pub
lie races. His get are the fastest we have seen.
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dG 2 III CHV rs IDS btIIlIdH DIT q 81 VIIU III puU
lie races. His get are the fastest we have seen.
Terms 800.
s.s5 Clip Indian 1889 2:s5 Clip.
Winner Of five first premiums in show rings, and
Of third money in his only race. won in 2:40,-
2:40, 2:30T 2:SlL and 2:29M and turned the last
Wilmington 1890. Bellman's 2:29k being the
fastest trotting at the meeting. Aline 2:20 and
Yorktown Belle 2:91H beaten in 2:2O class in
2:33, $50 and 1908. His get are second only
To Eellman's. Terms SIS to insure.
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