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. FE.0M THE PACIFIC SLOPE.
FOR PRESIDENT,
GROVER CLEVELAND,
TT 1 0f New York.' ? -
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, f
ALtEN'G. THURMAN,
- - Of Ohl62sn
For TfdentialEleetors at Large : P
1 ALFRED M. WAD DELL,
of New Hanover County. V
FREDERICK IT. STEUDWICK,
biX of Orange Coanty. ' ; -
SfATSSUOCEATIC TICKET.
For Governor i- "
DANIEL Q FOWLE. 1
of Wake County.
For Lieutenant-Governor :
i THOS. M. HOLT,
of Alamance County.
For Secretary of State : .
, ; WILLIAM L. SAUNDERS,
of Wake County.
For State Treasurer.:
D0NALD1 W. BAIN,
of Wake County,
" . For State Auditor :
GEORGE W. SANDERLIN,
. ; e ; of Wayne County.
er, at an ektracosl of $6.00, Jpr Sari
vkda7(callecl &:&VateX Cafprma and
. Walter L. Steele
'Bab," in the New York Star.
! I am convince4.ihat people j?bo
talk about woman's rights would.te-
ldnch, we set out on out? return-to We reached Beaver; Canoa in good
theHbtel-hefewe Br'Mo
rnileg 'we traveled went'" abOardKSvith our , taEgage:
Otter Notes Of Travel from OoL Steele. the road which we came the preced- bbuqaforOgden::' Wnen we arrived
PAT.Afi! HOTET. SAN FRANCISCO mS 7i- lne pomVUl U1.V8U J
1 : ' - i .11 i mi i i i ..i. vir 1 -1 l unm i-l a.ia
Ausust th51888.1 we. ePu?mAMay VB 8luPHeu av luo ""
o. ! -i .i . " 'J I .. iL I ..Liil .Ukt.nl. . IaaIt Ilia clfian.
v. f Th taw looKea inresieninx,ami wweu; i" uum uiSui, n
"Then ourT oute la v clown "the river most of us, including one of our fair
fhFrjoullensmiMr After travelinff friendsrhad walkjed.oiipyer, ha
;KoKt VKtrifUn td-hav a longe lookat
came lowhat is called the' Sulphur some more of Nature's wonders, the Oregon, must be reserved for another
f i t u ..of rain hepan to droo. We took snel-1 communicauon.
titles of that mineral which are found ter under some small pin'Soon
in it. It was made by deposits from a; vehicle passed, and Judge C, of
boiling water. Near by are, even our party, preyauea on me auyer io
now, numbers of springs and boil- take his companion, Mrs. E., back
ing mud holes. From this place to .a,plMVr&e
travel of a few miles down the banks was a cessation we began to explore.
of the Yellowstone brought us to an- Hundreds oi noi springs, many oi gnrij me as a groveling worm tor
other of.the.hotels of the . Norther them thr6wirigf np jets of water; thinking that marriage would be less
Pacific Railway Company, and the small holes from which vapor issued, a; failure if women would be more
male portion of our party found Vef- one just on the edge of the road, considerate. To be thi3 they do no
uge in a tent. About two hundred from which came steam escaping with need to lose a particle of their power
Yards off is a grand waterfall of the thesoandofa hundred high-pressure and noneof their pleasures, but they
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Yellowstone which it is said bas an steam Doais, cieivour eyua auu euro, can ininK ouuae easieBi way 10 uc
elevation of 150 feet: It may be half After a while our vehicles arrived happy. I am sure , that I should
so much. Some of our party stood, and we started: s At Varioirs places grovel I feel perfectly convinced
with the fearlessness of a mountain along the road the vapor holes are that-if I were a married' woman I
goat, right upon the brink of the seen. Late in the afternoon we drove should do anything in the world to
chasm and looked down at the surg- np to the hotel where' we were to keep my husband my friend. I
ing waters. I thought that an evi- spend our last night in the park. should want to try and like what he
dence of foolhardinwss. As for my- There being a smaller crowd we all liked. I should want to look as he
self I kept" well to the rear. The got quarters in a house. liked me to look. But I think 1
followine mornine. simDlv because The next day. according to my should cultivate tact enough to make
others were doing so, I took a path I reckoning, was Sunday; "but the
NEW-YOBS ;Q0SSP;.,
How PoHtips are, Progresdve-Tlie Yel
v low rever' Belief iWrHrs.- Potter
Again m ua9 .ju.eixgpous. . .
N, Y'l Syjidicae LetUr'to The Rocket .. ..
New York, BepL.5?.lo.
i Quite an amusing political come-
diette was performedhere last week.
The fag end of what used to be call
ed the United Labor Party under
the leadership jofjOr. Mcfilynn, the
deposed Catholic priest, whipped in
line for Warner. Miller for. Governor
of this State. To accentuate the
movement and to give it the color
of some importance the leaders held
what they called a State convention.
Everyone knew that Miller resolu
tions cut and dried weeks before
hand were to be run through the
mill, and it was also an open secret I
that the National Republican Com
mittee in the goodness of their hearts
had volunteered lo look after the ex
pense accounts of the delegates.
It was a very sorry ghost of the
charity is hot to be thought of.
A- unique - organization ot JNew
Yorkers which has for "years past
been a mighty' boon to toe new?pa-
face of the earth. j"
For Snperintendent of Public Instruction: eadi .Q wfaat direction X do not gound oT a church-going bell, these
SIDNEY M. FINGER,
of Catawba County
For" Attorney-General :
THEODORE F. DAVIDSON,
of Buncombe County.
For' Associate Justices of Supreme Court :
;; JOSEPH J. DAVIS,
' ' of Franklin County.
JAMES E. SHEPHERD,
of Beaufort Countv.
ALPHONSO C AVERY,
of Burke County.
x For Congress, 6th District:
ALFRED ROWLAND.
,of Robeson County.
For Presidential Elector Sixth District :
SAMUEL J. PEMBERTON,
of Stanly County.
his likes aeree with mine, and to
Have him think that I never looked
as well, or did him as much credit.
as when I was well dressed. I would
when you can only hav&one, instead
PURELY VEGETABLE.
H towWIi xtrwrdiiMiry ecy tk
,VMClDNEY8,
and BOWELS.
s tM EFFECTUAk SPtClFlC FOB !,
tAliita, " - Sowi Complaint,
lyjiftym, Sick Hemdache,
CnUptlo. -' BUioanM
Kidder AfffeetloiM, Ja41oe,
know. and. followinsr it several bun- vallevs and rocks never heard." In
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dred yards, turned to the right and this whole country ,.so far as I could
walked and sliDped down hill to a see. there are seven working days in advise a young wile to tate it lor
balustrade just at the lower falls, the week, and one is quite as unholy granted that her husband had loved
which are represented to be over Us another. Perhaps it would be somebody else; there is not over
three hundred feet in height. They better to: say. that none of them is much compliment in being a man's
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may be half so much. It was a regarded as holk-r than the others, first love it is too much like pluck
frightful place, and a minute or less Just as we crossed Fire Hole river ing the first flower io the garden
at the spot satisfied me. I went we began the ascent of the inoun-
back. The gorge below is said to tain. When we reached the top a
affordTi magnificent view, but I took splendid panaroma was in view, con-
the testimony of others. I wasjsistiug of snow-capped mountains,
gorged with gorges. After breakfast we J wooded hills and green valleys. We
ptarted on our last day's journey a soon reached the Madison river, just
distance of about thirty miles. All outside of the Park, and there we
along the route we could see the va- left three of our party who stopped
por rising from hundreds of springs, to enjoy fishing for grayling. I trust
On ouf right was a mountain of vol- they waited until the following day.
canic glass fromwbich, on our re- The others of our party went on to
turn tne iollowinff day,we got a lew Snake River. When the morning
specimens. Liate in ine aiternoon came our lair companions oaae us
we reached the Mammoth Springs, farewell and started, under the pro-
situated about nine miles from Cin- tection of Col. Fletcher, for the rail-
nobad, the terminus of a branch of road at Beaver Canon.
the Northern Pacific Railroad. Monday was spent in fishing and
Splendid views were had at various hunting. The former amusement
places on toe road, anu wnen wunin was indulged in only by my brother
a few miles of our stopping place we Tom. Robert and I toek a long
passed through a gap in a mountain tramp in search of sage hens. I saw
in which flowed a small stream that but few got DUt one snot and killed
tumbled over a tall ot ttnrty or lorty the bmj. Robert was less success
Of course it is arr economical ad
ministration economical. :ir-- thflj
sense of an honest, and faithful aj
per men rejoices in the, appellation plication of the public moneyj to the,, j
of the' 4Whyos " They are a band I purposes for which, appropriat!ed.ii-
of thieveSv murderers and general 1 anqwe take it that this is. w bat .the j. j
criminals pf ibe. pJore "reckless jsort'l people. of.JhecounUywanVand.,
Toe ravagers ot ine gallows and rot-1 uiax;unaing in iue autioiBiTiiiuuuijr:j
ter s neid naye told power;uujon me . air vyieveiana wnai ine .puoiic jpjD-f,
organization 'within. 'tbe .past ,few mands of iU servant, -they viUbe i
years, so that there now llpgers only quite certain to retain him, and en, (tf.
shadow of their former glory, gage with him m November for anv,!
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Wunin tnis period two pi tneir.suc-1 ouier iour years term oi service. . j:1i
cessiye leaders have been hanged for
murder, three have met with' violent
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liruen, ; last ot ine aiopicans, was KAlir:tri,taT.fiin(r the chronic eori,.
transported to: Sing Sing . Saturday n1aint about th e business naralrsis
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lora.ien years recreai.ou. inwmau .fa psidential election year.'lUe-n
has neen implicated in.ai ieasiinree . . oniuQ), ig not onlr-TerT
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murders and so many cases oi aire-- gralifying in lhe volume of ' trade
cious assault, sneax:inieving ana . , . .n-cj-ii- .rratifvine in tb
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burglary tuat ii wouia oe leaiou- io healthfui character it presents
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mention tnem m. oeiau. i nrougn Thj8 contrT ha9 now lried 'bPth '
it all up to the present time he bas . . w and wnrntneifr"
The Business Outlook.'
managed (o slip through the meshes 1
sialwart being that only, two years I of the law. It is thought that with
nm the bacKDone oi me gang is
broken, and the citizens of the thick-
ago threatened seriously to become a
national factor in politics. It was
begotten by Henry George, the
greatest of all the political econo
mists who have attempted to solve
the question of iodustrial emancipa
tion. Under his leadership it polled
in New York City 60,000 votes, rep
resenting 300,000 people.
But prophet and priest long ago
parted. Henry George made up his
mind that the interest of the work-
ingmen oi this country would at this
juncture be best conserved by the
support of the National Democratic
nominees. Thenceforth he became
what we call a labor mugwump.
of going around and seeing which is Nine-tenths of his people fullowing
sweetest and most important of all,
which will lastthe longest. Curious
ly enough, that most highly culti
vated flower, that symbol of the
most civilized woman, the orchid,
will outlast all the tiny violets, the
his leadership are now ardent sup
porters of Cleveland and Thurman
while a pitifully small contingent
which still train with the unfrockd
priest have gone over to the enemy
as it was supposed they would do
y settled district where the depre
dations of these marauders more fre
quently occurred hail this event as
a public deliverance.
The charming Mrs. Potter is with
r 1 1 o 3
us again. &ne arnvea nere ounuay
with several dozen trunks packed
with ravishing creations of the great
Worth. She was met down the bay
by a tug on which were Manager
Abbey, husband Potter and the
handsome Kyrle Bellew, her leading
man, who bas turned the heads of
half the society women of this town.
Mr?. Potter will essay several new
roles, chief of them being Cleopatra
in "Anthony and Cleopatra," which
will He produced here shortly with
dazzling scenic effect.
Frank E. Vaugiiax.
A Good Administration.
ereat sweet roses, and even the white A careful estimate of their strength
lilies. Bat it may be that you are in the State gives them lees than a
not educated up to' the orchid. Do thousand votes. And even while
not. then, make the mistake of tak- supporting Miller for Governor, they
ing it, for it will weary you, because protest a violent opposition to Har-
it belongs to a higher civilization nson and Morton, declaring that
Again I call myself ultra-conserva- they mean to stick by Labor's own
live and say that while a woman I national nominees.
should be-more loving, more affec- Events seem to show that uiair-
tionate, more considerate, more pa- man Quay is a better beggar than
tient than a man, I believe firmly those who preceded him on the fat-
that he should be stronger frying tour among Pennsylvania s
in brain. I do not like a woman to monopolists, lhe tormer mission-
be a fool, but I want her to be more aries returned disconsolate and dis-
than intellectual and more heartened, reporting that their re-
loving
ieet, our road being cut out of the fai, and reached the house two hours gracious than learned. After all, the ception had been most frigid. But
precipitous side of the gorge or be- after I did pretty well broken down, control should come, as the poet puts Quay has a reputation of being an
angler if anthing, and trustworthy
reports place the net amount of his
campaign gleanings in Pennsylvania
ins over wooden bridges. - On the Tn fu- avprnnnn A hitrhwi nn nnr it, "from man with the head and wo
left were thousands of boulders of team an(j drove about five miles on man with the heart."
white limestone from one ton to hp. mad tn n nlnrA nwr Shot Gun
hundreds of tons in size which had Creek along which was a beautiful The canvass in New Jersey is pro- at 8500,000. Perhaps it was this that
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been thrown, by some convulsion oi now w- fnr, mnv hfn ceedinewith the greatest vigor under quicsenca me ueniocnuic v,oumi
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nature, irom a nigu cau. . hnndrpd of p.nrlews ThP.atream circumstances -that justify the hope iee io raase uieir muuiy vym
When we reached the large hotel . , . .. , number8 of ducK8 0f a phenomneal Democratic inajori- the public with which you arc al
Io HfiiiseMd SM4 Without It,
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UOHSLIVERREGUUTOR
ftoi e Mt M chhW wHfc rxJ "Z"
Mt ftMT M Wnppw. rrprMl niy dj
J. K. ZCIUN 4 Cp.,0taPropri.rt,
'A Petty Swindle.
and offered to register our names we
were asked if we did not come. into
the Park' from Beaver Canon. When
we. made an affirmative reply we
were told that we could not get
rooms, we did get comiortaoie
quarters the best we got in the Park
I at a more unpretentious house.
But notwithstanding the Northern
Pacific hotel had no rooms for us, it
did have them for more than fifty
who reached the place after we did.
They did not come over the Central
From the Providence Journal. 1 Pnnifin and the hotels nre kent for
That was a great stroke of politi- j ihe benefit ol travelers over one line
cal finance by which General Harn- J of railroad. This is simply disgrace
on 8 leVpf acceptance was inter-Jful.
polated iiita a speech and printed in! Our party climbed to the top of
thFCorresironal Record so that it a plateau over two hundred cJeet
pan be sent through the mails under I highland at various places there
the franks of members of Congress I were hot springs in the most beau-r
without the necessity of swelling the tiful pools made by deposits of
sirbJos.by; paying postage. That is l gypsum, and this formation is now
a Wtty swi ndle on the government going on and has been for hundreds
of.eottrser a small consideration m I or thousands pi years, in tne roao:
were other plateaus of the same ori
gin, andjpr a ipaperipf tbree or four
nance, industry and trade generally '-1
have learned the important lessonr
that political changes do not affect
the stability or prosperity of-bus-'
ness interests. - ' V5 '
There are always timid and doubt-''
ing men who are waiting for some-
thing that never comes, and they C
are the croakers who wait for the re
suit of a Presidential election. Wbi
there is no absorbing political con
test, they wait for something elee f C
for labor disturbances ioeetUe'j-fot S
earthquakes or fires lo slop, - of for '
droughts and excessive" rains to gtv
out of fashion.
The sensible, practical.progressite14
business man well understands that J
he will have just about the same
volume of trade'thi year and next. i
year, whether Cleveland or Harrison.
shall be elected in November, and u
he borrows no trouble about the fog- 4
created by the breath of perspiring
politicians.
There was no Presidential election .
last year; indeed no election at all 1 "
of importance, and every branch of
and eeese and a flock of pelicans. ty. In the southern end ot the State, uouuu lumu.ar.
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We'killed a dozen or more sage hens, where tne itepuDi;cans nave Deeni a campaign ot education, sucn as
three curlews and two ducks not strongest, the changes from Repub- is being conducted on our side o
rraftinrr tViA lottr fct ninnt nf a finer licanism to Democracy are strongly tlie house, requires dead loads of
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The next day I did all the hunting, marked, inere is reason to nope funds. Ihe printiug oi documents
the others trying the fish. They re- that Gloucester county will be car- by the million is no trifling matter,
ported them to be in great abund-1 ned for Cleveland and l hurman, and the cost oi their oistrioution is
ance. I killed a nice lot of sage hens, largely through the vote ot mde- enormous. Contributions, so the
That night our companions who had pendent manufacturers and their J managers say, have been coming in
been left at Madison river joined us. employees, who have come to realize generously, and a sharp watch is
We left them to try their skill in the the fact that free wool means better kept on the finances. A couple of
raDids of Snake River, about a mile business and better wages. The Re-J weeks ago there was a good deal of
below the hotel, whilst we went on publicans are not encouraged by theltalk about an overflowing treasury,
to Beaver Canon. On the way I prospect. Heretofore they have car-1 but if that were true, the latest man-
A ried; the countv bv about 650 manifesto would indicate that an im-
one curlew.1 ; When I shot the last jorily, and' their "utmost 'claim nowmense amount of work has been ac
sage hen it was flying between me is that of s.hope.thatythey., wll hold 6omplisbed within that period
comparison with the amount' saved
to' tbe'TJeoblican campaign fund.
OWABP AQWKW TBS STRIKE,
miles in length; by about a half mile
AVd.alwayi have a bottle of Acker's Eng- in Wldtn, tne wnoie was a ueposu p
lUh Remedyin the house. Yoa cannot 1 lime, with an average thickuess o
Wl how boa.Croupmay strike your little t j tba thousand feet' ,. Tliis
iipoB yn One dose is preventive and was one of " the grandest as well as
a.jr dqjw a.ftdsiUvtf.care. All" Throat mo8l beautiful sights I ever beheld
Aaampleboefle4s eiten vou'free and the such was the opinion of all our.
Rwueay f tArantSed by Dr. W.- M. Fowlkes com pany . . . 4
& 'OqlafMrarag 8tor.-t'-;. ;. . '1 The following morning after break
$end'3$e; for Rocket till Nov. 15. i fast, having procured a bounteous d.ans had-killed.
heir own. New York Star.
and the -wagon, which vras at least t
1 -) varcta on. 1 tnoueni lrnaa nass- 4
id the line when ired'buftt was ' Even Republicans are Learning.
canH press
eountrv that
bloody, as was Uie "side of Robert's the retaliatory po wers asked by the
bead. i nad mi inem,muon 10 my pre8ifjent against Canada were'iieed-
cB'cvj "u 'M """r ' "v 6tv' esa and wrong, and nis wnoie mes-
aget was done. Soon rafter tbiaxwe. ' oa' tne : subject was & : mer
The metropolis continues to reach
down deep in its pockets in behalf
of the yellow fever sufferers of the
South. The contributions received
through the may or and from indi
vidual sources aggregate something
like $70,000,vandthe golden stream
is still on the flood. ' A deplorable
insUnce.of circumstances was the
From the Wilmington Messenger.
Under the administration of Pres-i
ideat Cleveland there has not occur
red a defalcation of an officer where- ns prosperous and as healthy as'itM
y public money has been lost. was one year ago. Sensible business1-'-In
this respect the present Demo- men see it, and they are ready for. -'
cratic administration stands excep- a large and profitable fall trade. "'
tional in the whole history of the In poiu of fact a Presidential:
government, Irom its very founda- year should be one of unusual busi-J '
tion, and it is a circumstance so re- ness activity. People consume more?
markable in the fiscal affairs of al eat, drink, wear and spend mow
great government that it is worth than in prdinary years. The 31 i:!
while to take note of it. I wards of thfe city will each expend
In the first place the system of 815,000 by the two partien, io club,"8
checks and balances in all the de-j music, meetings and other campaign '
partments of the National govern-1 expenses, and that is independent
ment is so perfect that the. exercise of the hundreds of thousands ofdol -of
due diligence in the heads of bu- lars contributed for general party
reaus and divisions, and the exac- expenses.
tion of prompt and faithful work on And this vast expenditure does
the part of all subordinate em ptyees, not materially interfere with the in-
so that all business is kept well in dustrial productions of . the city
hand and constantly in view, is Labor gives nearly its full time tr
bound to secure safety in the hand- legitimate employment, and wo thus
ling of and accounting for the pub- have about the same products of in -
lie funds. Jdustry with greatly increased expen-
bile the administration of Mr. J dilures. When money is expended
Cleveland did not originate and es- j lavishly, it must benefit trade.
tablish the systems in vogue in the The official reports show thatbuK.
departments at Washington, it has ness is quite as healthy and sub- :
mproved on -many of them. - But J stantial this year as it has been fox .
wherein this administration hassur-l many years past. If there is any.-,
passed all others is its rigid require- change.it is in favor of business sol-
menu in the performance of every vency and prosperity. The failure'
duty with promptitude and exact-1 are less in number or amount than .
ness. From the inauguration of Mr. last year, and there has been special
Cleveland a change was apparent in activity in many branches of busi
the movements and manners of em- ness within the last month, in the. ,
ploy ees in all the departments. It very midst of the Presidential cam .
was well understood that tho meth- paign.
ods of the roan at Albany bad fol- Viewed from eveiy standpoint,
lowed him to Washington, and that I the business outlook is gratifyingt '
the retention of place under him nnd it may now be accepted as setr :
meaut the faithful discbarge of duty.) tied that peaceful political contests,. ..
More worK nas been aone in ine 1 ana even political revolutions,, aa. ,
departments at Washington since j not hinder business growth, busi-
Mr. Cleveland , became y President ness solidity and business prosperity ,
than had been accomplished . under in this ine government.
both Hayes and Arthur. The char- . -T".. .
acter of the nublic service has im-1 If you select good and healthy
I J.v.r. nnirsrijlv rnrfl not nf the twfl
t . - . . II CVCU -W V T .wm ww . .T -
Rape on ine aumeci wabn.iueie 00-1 ; . - ... . ,
bassed auitea band of Shoshone In- rrw.'u DaMiMn. young Jacksonville retugees, rno m
. - r - . 1 1 1 iviyvv. v r . . . 4. .r nornl nnpiitpfl Into
V ljta wvjii v w t-j - - - - -
dians, all mounted, and having, be- 0f theHouse of Representatives tum
?ides a rnumber of 'hOTseS,' some of ed ar0und,(and, wilh iiy only four
which were bearing packs. . The wo-, exceptions, t'voted td confer :on the
men. had no side-saddles and .rode pre&iAent theSe needless, wicked and'
just like the men? .'One bid fellow bad InjuriousowersllhePvepublicans
strapped, uenma mm an anteiope were ghl wen th'eysaid this is an
fawn which some of the-'buck' In- edudative'eamnaign and they are
r . r 1 1 t j . 1 . -
proved in every respect, and the 00a ior your lamwy, you anom
1 , ... ' x t4 look to the welfare of your baby,
work of the government is better in 11 troubles of earlychiWhocil .:
hand to-day than it ever was. t, In nothine is . better than Dr.Ban'a'f
this city, imperilling the lives or this respeci 11. is a reionn auminig- uany ayrnp. . rnce c
hundreds 'of thousands of people.
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harshness that seems entirely becom-
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