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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-17
Ten.per-cent. Law in Ohio.

The Legislature Of Ohio. seven or eight
years ago, raised the legal rate of interest
from SIX to ten per cent. After giving it q
fair trial, the ten per cents have been con-
demned by a majority of the people. The
pressure of public opinion has been so
great that bill to repeal the ten percent
passed the House last week by the strong
vote Of 64 ayes against 80 noes.
The argument adduccd for raising the
rate Of interest from six to ten per cent was.
that 1t would bring vast amount Of foreign
capital into the State for investment
But no such result has followed, and the
only effect of the increased rates has been
to enable creditors to use up debtors. and
money lenders TO swallow those in want
OF currency, on condition Of giving them a
short respite from the duns Of their immc-
diate creditors. When the legal rate of
interest was six per cent usurers were glad
tn get ten per cent. but when the law grant
cd them the legal right of exacting ten.
they increased their rates 10 fifteen and
twenty per cent. After seven years fee
cling. the people have grown heartily tired
of their high interest law and are now
loudly clamoring for restoration Of the
old regime Chi. Press and Tr;J.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-17
Hon. SCHUYLER Colfyx.

We object to the use Of this gentleman 3
name in connection with the Office of Gov
eruor, because we believe he can I've vastly
more useful in the present position. AZ
we have repeatedly statci. we believe the
doctrine of rotation in office is one of the
most mischirvous inventions of modern
times. Mr.. Colfax will have acquired a
fund of Congressional knowledge. in his
six years service in Congress, which he
cannot transfer to any successor. and which
the State of Indiana has right to require
to be used in behalf of her interest in tho
councils at Washington. We may con-
sent to his being a successor to Hon. W.
NJ. McCarty in 1861. but we protest
against his changing his field of labor
while there are hundred men Just as
available as he. for Governor, and who
will make just as good Governor. while
there are none in his district who can at
once take his place in Congress. We hope
the North will. sooner or later, learn to
keep her men in Congress after they shall
have acquired position and influence. and
an acquaintance with Congressional busi-
ness.-Ind Amer
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-17
Mr.. Buchanan Indignant. and Whyt

Mr.. Buchanan is reported to be in q
great rage in consequence of the treatment
he has received from those he has served
so well. He just begins to discover that he
has only been used 10y the South as tool,
anil now, that they have no further use for
him, they fling him aside as unceremo-
niously as they have all Northern Dough-
faces who have gone before him. South
ern free traders and taxationists curse him
with as much freedom to-day as they ap-
plauded his Infamous I.eeonpton policy
last year.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-17
An Adventure with a Pick.Pocket.

The Cincinnati Times relates the follow
ing as having occurred on the Baltimore
anil Ohio Railroad few days ago:
Mr.. John Lindawood, of Cadiz, Henry
county, Ind, was passenger on the train.
and as through passengers are very apt to
do. dropped into snooze soon after dark.
He occupied seat near the rear After
snoozing wlIle jolt of the car awaken
ed him. and looking mp he saw Just above
his shoulder. the head fthc passenger oc-
cupying the seat just behind him. and at
the same time he observed that passenger
slip his pocket book from his breast pocket.
and instantly arise anil make for the door,
Mr.. Lindawood endeavored to catch the
dishonest hand. but failed: yet Just as the
thief reached the door, he caught one Of
the skirts of his coat The thief pullet
hard. and SO did Mr.. l., and off came the
skirt. The thief was just outside the door
when Mr.. L. caught the other skirt of tn,
coat and off it came. The drowsy passen-
gers in the car Just began to understand
the difficulty between the two parties. when
the thief parted with his entire coat tsil.-
Several Of them ran to the assistance Of
Mr.. L., but too late.
The thief preferred to risk broken neck
to the State prison. and lcaped off the cars
while they were under way. Whether he
was killed. hurt. or escaped uniniured. We
did not learn; bat it is said that he must
have went down ID or 20 feet befoie he
reached the bottom.
The pocket book WHICH he stole from
M L AMI ker .onfainci SCI. Anoth-
ef one containing 5000 he failed to reach.
MIR. Lindawood was rcgretting his loss.
when the conductor proposed an examina-
tion Of the thief's coat tail This MAS done.
and to tn, surprise and qualification Of the
passengers, two elegant gold watches were
found in the pockets. 1t was uuauinous-
ly voted that to steal from thief was no
crime. AMI the cond, ctor passed. the watch
o. over to Mr.. Lindawood to repay him
for his loss. There is no danger Of the
owner ever calling for them. The time
pieces are va,nable ones. and Mr.L made
full 800 by being robbed that timo,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-17

orderly bivouac in the middle of the street, or rath
er square. opposite the palace. In this building
Colonel Iarush established his headquarters
ITO be Continued in our Nexf.)
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-17
JEFFERSON TERRITORY.

The Organization of the Territory of sef-
ferson-7he Gold lNines--S Statements Of
H. J. Grahom. Esq.--Prospeet;ng Par
fies-Deseripfion Of Country--Em;yra-
ton IN the Spring. etc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-17
THE REPUBLICAN.
..ss PLYMOUTH, md, .s
Thursday. ...... February II, 1889.

az CHALLES's ILLusrRArED MosrnLr for jan
uary l. superior number, and is embelished with
a very fine engraving OF the Infant S'mnel. Eve
rs number contains 45 pages. m king SIC pages in
one year for 81. The Publishers offer as an addi-
t;onal nducement to subscribe for t, to send post
paid. TO every person remtting them s.. a magnif-
iccnt PORTRAIT OF EDWARD EVER
EFT, printed in rich oil colors, and imparsing the
effect of the finest work Of art painted on canvas or
ivory. II is. the Publishers say. faithful like
ncss and presents all the beauty ot highly finish
ed oil painting. The usual cost Of similar prints in
copy Of this Portrait. A an ornament for the
prlor it will bc unsurpassed IL isprintcd on large,
heavy paper. suitable for framing. Subscriptions
received at this Office. 1873
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-17

A physician asked pcrmixsioa of lady
to kiss her. She replied: s"No. Sir: l
mover like to have Doctor : bill thi ust in
my facs.''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-17

THE following paper will be found very interest
ing. The writer, who is n citizen OF this
county, Major of the corps first named in this
chapter Most of the thrllin. incidents and scenes
he describes occurred under his own observation.
d. L. writes altogether in German, AMI HE son, J..
F. L.vcESssuc,I, Jr., translates his MSS. into the
English. The succeeding chapters, will give
an account .inly of such scenes ami incidents az
occurred under the writer's observation during the
memorable retreat of Napclcon's army from Mos
cow.--ED. REF
Written for the Marshall Co. Republican,
al o
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-17

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GOLDEN BEE HIV e ST O II f.
NO 174 MAIN STREET. WHEELING VA
NEW FALL AND WIN FIR GOO DIS
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CASES AND CURES.


young lady 26had been troubled with Indigestion for
several months render great In the
selection Of her food. Ater eating the stomach became
acid food rising in her mouth with water, AMI unpleas
heavy ioNd-s sensation IN her stomach, continuing
for hours frequent headaches bowels eonstpated and
= depressed mental condition. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia Pills, morain and niPht, and In less than
week almost symptom Of her disease had vanished
aud she Eel. Ike nev being.
rentemAn s9meEhat advanced Ia years strong robust
geson stomach, tongue bad taste I'm the mouth
aud attended with peculiar vertigo and Wrng in the
head mach render his riding In carriage,
mounting eminence, quite dangerous. After irving
things Intellectually he upon the Dyspepsia PILLS.
ing like charm, relieving all his vertigo aud other
ft-v,l anHaU nrNa
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THE
LIVER INVIGORATOR !
PREPARED nj Dn. sanford,
Compounded Entirely from GUnds

Compounded Entirely from GUNS,
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIyE AND LIVER Me-
easier, miller, ami .,tuII ThaI my zaseine
sstins rst on The Liss 70 eject is aarbi alter tr on
the stomach aal boEels 10 earry od that 1i,er thus
Panfg feelings experienced in the operations Of most CT
thITtics II streasthe1s the system At is sane tae that
it purFesIt; and when daily aalsra- Doses viii
strengthen and build It up with unusualrsPdii
the LzvR is one q he Pri9eiPI ,s.iors Of he
the powers Of tesy;sn --e t1yi 'y-ioPi TIE stomach
bowl. a. ~ tt,li nd - T1oe
system suersi =aes of one Or-aG-the LIVER
having eeas u do the diseases o; that
praeties Of more 70 sud some remedy
WersWi;hto eoanteraet The anysrangeeats 10 which
III. ,eras1,s 4nyrsr,aa irou-
has hat n nv bottle, and seonyietOnIs certain.
These Gdms remove au-naFbti or bad matter from
PURIFYING TIE BLooDgfTinE tone aa4 bssits to he
whole machinery, reH0vHE~the cause OF the disease
BILIOUS attacks are cured, AND, WHAT IS
BITTER, PREvESTED, sy>>the oeeaiiDnAi use OF the
One dose -; to relieve stomach
and Preyeni the 1908 from-r.ing aud soarnsf ,..
MARE. =
oalT one dose taken 1aIsa,. Iaa.sas the bowel,
one dose takea after each meal Eil DvsPE2sIA-
~ One dose % two teA>spoonfas Vn always relieve
One bottle taken for fsaaIs obstr-tion rsnoyssths
Only one dose Immediately relieves t'H0LIC. Ehis
tslHS-tel NAOLEh1
AORBUS, and preventive. OF CHOLERA
" Only one bottle is@needed to thr0s out OF the
system the elects Of medieine aiter long sekness
70 One bottle taken foF.sJAuNDICE removes Al sal
ioWness unnatural eoIor--fFum the skin
Oae dose taken shqrtNtuae before eating riVes Wig.
orto the appetite, and uakes~food digest veil.
One dose often rep-atedc-eures CHRONIC DIAP.
RIGA IN ltg worst forms, While SUNKER aod
BO VEL complaints yisidZaIuostto the first dcse
One or tgo doses taeks caused bv WORMS IN
Children. there is or gpeeier remedy IN
the World, ItaeGer iEfEs
~ few bottles eurssNDROPSY, By exciting the
absnrbeuts. = -
We take pleasant IN recon- naenhag raedIeins As
preventive FEVER AND AGILE. CHILL PE.VPR
and All FEFERS OF = Bill LIOrIE TYPE II oge-asre
With 4thduEzuda are WiIIlnv 70 tr-f1 10 ~
wonderful virtues.
AZ VIC vs. "a, ARE GIVING THEIR EEAWT
AOGS IE8Z1HOET WIS "A PlOR.
~ Ma trIfey ~ fAs Eaoskt isfGa eie Farfzotsor d
stn1tiOts h0fA toJsflsr.
TIE LIVER HTVIGORATOR
IS SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DIsC0vERY AMI IL daily
EorEinE too great 70 hees toures aIifBy
eren t1e Ersf dose gfgfnq Beseff ana seldom sTr
sa1 eae betle s reqairsd 70 care any kind Of LTTEF
Complaint from the worst dsfafee or DgspfBafa n
S2as1en he1aGSe, all Of which the TesuIf o. DIS
PsIcE oSE DOLLAR PER nnTTiE
DIX. sASfo.ih, ProprietSr. Sf5 Rroa1Eay. Neu YORK
Ana rrtailed By all DEuEEists. lSsff eEso ~
Hlyif-lT tn LOGAN I Gu Wheeling, Va
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BALTIMORE 8 OHIO 3. 3.


WINIER ARRANGEME EMF.
NS and after Monday, 29h November, 1855, the trains
" will run follows-vz:
PIrst-The 81: louis Cincinnati, Wheeling, Bensood,
Baltimore Washington City Express leaves daily
I18h A. NJ driving Baltimore 1870 A. NJ in time for
breakfast and Eastern connections.
Second-The Nor.h-we,t-rn Chicago S. Louis, Cairo,
indianapolis Dayton Cincinnati, wheeling BenEood, Bal
tinore and Washington City Express leaves daily At 931
p NJ Saturday excepted arriving Mt Baltimore At $50 P
" in time for Eastern connections.
To enjoy the elegant noun1in passengers shoud
take the iO A. ~ train Cumberland aud resume their
trip by the 500 A. VI.
Returning the West aud South the trains
baltimore daily f1iloTs: Prs;The S:i5 A ~ train
arrives Wheeling 6.15 P VI. SeeOnd-The $50 p NJ
train arrives At Wheeling at 1880 A. 81.
The 1880 A. " tralu bound East viii stop at all stations
between TheeiinI, and CaunbeFland
Round trip tickets being issued TO Moundvie at 50
cents and TO B;nWoon At IS cts. J. B. FORD, Agent.
W. p SMITH, Superintendent.
L. NJ. COLE, Genr Ticket Agent. noVS0
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COUGHS AND COLDS.

last month, while travelling and leeturng In
northern PsnasyIvania though addressing pnblie audiences
every evening" yet In days. by the aid OF the Specific
entirely recovered, and enabled pursue his call
without Inconvenience. No public speaker should be
without them.
married Iady Of 4ohad taken violent cold which set
tied her ung causing cough, pain in hs side and
considerable fever and o1rseness
very lasting and t.oGbesom= but by taking the Specific
Cough ri Is four times per day In three days she
treiv well.
youngmln % had cough and hoarsenesS for fifteen
Daring cold weather his voice lost ouly
speak In ThPers pain induced coughing, cold dry
raising tFln= ia the morning. quite feeble and emaei
Aied Had taken several medicines with
benefit He commenced with the Cough Pl5one pill three
times per day-Aul found himself improving, his
cough nder and softer, hOarseness passed or strength an
appetite improved and In few weeks entirely well
having taken other medicine
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family should be without .Aese Invaluable
They the only remedies perfectly adapted foe domestic
and private With them the parent is armed and pre-
Par-d against the arst approach Of disease and meet
the threzhald aud keen it baT. tribe
rightly directed In The hrst hours OF ssa perfectly
that which bT desv only be relieved bv long
hours Of suffering. n ali. With hand you
not obliged to await the coming OF that oen Distant
Eeu eNpeneve luxury doctor; dfugged or
poisoned or bvreh or blei but uayyoHFsef administer
the simple speefc and restore the rudy
again health AMI cannot no niary arlse
from their tbs EenefaI inaaence unon
the esrstution beSOnd All question: Is beneficial.
AGENTS WANTED.
active eeieat agent f,r the sale OF orr
remedies every community In The uaed statrs
AddessI, DR.. p HUMPHREYS, 4 CO.
No. S51 BroadEaF, HsE YorE.
EV-sOtd b ne 0r-ss'z;. In Wheeling. zh14-iy
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HUMPHREYs'
q HnMnnPATHIC REMEDIES

SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
Stand confesedy head ofremeiAl for the
people They alike removed from the poisonous,
dangerous reuusvs doses Of guackeTy old school
practice the Inconvenience Of Tateregre or the intricate
and rpexns ebseures usual Homeopathic books
aedieaes Consisting Of simple specifies for the yari
diseases vi ieh they relsted put the form
OF simple sugar pellets prepared Ingredients Meth
dangerous disgusting, they form at once the ready
the and the comfort Of the
complaining or invalid
They possess positive advantage which
before combined any popular remedies They HAHN
niury arise from their They sINPLE
you always what take, and how to take it. Trey
ESTEST: you give the proper Sugar PHI at
moments warning, without hesitation delay. They
KYFcIzSr; thousands Of disease ARRESTED At
the what the pound could not
Afterwards relieved.
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I.eaIIr UapIInI ProdnefIonI

THE celebrity Gagetty's Medcaei Paper the
ter-cosst Is rapidly being extended throughout the
United States II Is OF the articles before
the pahiic. It obviates OF eheaie AypoiEoned
white paper and paper stained with pile producing prin-
ers lax Ills and preventive OF piles This
be relied Il IL ne and light bsak pa
and astough stout wrapper Nothing Of Vaue
aud utility before offered the pabc 1000 sheets
cost only e. 500 sheets 80 cents Each sheet Of the
ne eoutlus the OF J. @. Gayetty, uAter-unarEed
the wonderful article Of tie srsts, from
the proprietor, 81 Ann n. " tits By express
from tat pisee th= United States Try It.
-ln
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THE TN fELLIGEXCEI

Is Monmouth county, New Jersey, the PEE,
pic propose raising by tax the ensuing year f..
public schools, the sam Of S32, 25s about o.
dollar per head for every inhabitant At tb,
rate the State Of "Camdcn and Amboy" "
soon become an intelligent sovereignty.
-s.sz,.e--
oAxiJmsing Is more appropriate busine
for gentleman than ladies'.
TnE pear most talked Of nova days, is &
ckles pair. The Jiasi however, is sad
wanting
LIES are hitlezs words, which cuts the ham
that WELD them
WnAr * that which shows others what
cannot see ITSELF 4 mirror.
Tue costume Of the Sosnish ladies has NJ
changed for two hundred years.
Administered person is ike an nnsealel !e
ter, which ererybody can Pefnse.
Hg is no mean philosopher who can give
reason forhalf Of what lac thinks.
Tng last invention in Ohio Is an India rubb
meat saw Progressive age, this.
Hg only * independent sho can maintai
himself By his own eSeriioas.
To spcal, har<hly TO a person Of sensihiiity,
like striking harpsichorl with Your lists.
RgLIqIox and rnciirine arr not responsible f
the flults and mistakes OF their doctors
TO act upon determination made IN ang2
is like embarliing in vessel during storm.
ALWAYS be up at sunrise if You wish to ha'
the most golden Of prospects
IT Is with life as with coffee; he who drinks
pure must not drain 1t 20 the dre5S-
Lose dresses make clean crossings.
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PILES.

writing az have been for time seriousy
afflicted with bleeding piles and have REGARDED
a time indeed peess; butIhtve used
your medicine (Pile Specified and attn cured. have
doubt laying tho world under great and lasting
Obligation"
gentleman hty years, we'll and faVOrsblY
CeIh Delaware county, SeRYo, had been marty - the
piles for twenty Sometimes from excessive henur
bage pain and suffering he vas reduced 10 the verge OF
tenee confirmed invalid, disqualified for any business
md life almost burden It Is needle add that he had
ted all Of lies from all sorts OF doctors, to little
purpose He consulted nue. and recommend
Pile Specific. with, occasionally Dyspepsia Pill
From this he besaa 90 Improves sn since never had
serious turn OF Piles From the first month to
past he had occasionally symptoms old complaint
but doses OF the Pile pills you'd diSperse all, AMI for
than he has been entirely we'll OF the piles
brilliant cure isEeareey to befound in the annals or
med:lne.
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PRICES.
OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.

Look over the list make up case Of What kind you
choose and enclose the amount stamps
by mail to address. No $50 Broadway York and
the medicine will be duly returned BY mall express free
OF charge
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J. II. SCOTT.
No. 157 Main street, wheeling, Va
Wholesale and Retail

DEALER *
Watches. Cheeks IeWesry. watch 4 Ci0eA
Materials. TOois. Glasses,
GTLTER Plated and britannia Ware Geld Pens and p
y els, Cola aad silver sP=csaees. PORT NenAiss Pr
Cart Cases. Cabas- Work BoEes. BsasAes. C1flhs, er
Fancy soaps, Paee KniFes. seilaors. EaEorH Reyo
flstols, 4 Fiatsd ssekl Spoons sn4 Forks e.
Sk Guards. Steel keys, Steel Pens, Jet and Coral ~
Having lately sdded very largely 70 ny stock boz
ths Wholesale and Retail departments, enAhies Se
oGer 70
Watchmal<ers. Merchants, PedIsrs.
and The pabiie Eearray, TsrJ eo9pIets ssso-e7i''
TIE lowest price
sI9
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rs. -
p PASSENGERS

FROM THE WEST GOING SOUTH,
TWICE daily Sunday night exeeped) for the Delay
i House Washington, FREDERICKSBURG, Rehnon l. Pc
tersburg, Weldon &c. &c, (siI. Potomac River
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad by
splendid and comfortable steamers Aequa Greek thence
to Richmond by the Richmond fredericksburg aai Poto
Railroad.
Hours OF departure from Washington, $50 A. Endz
P NJ Sundays excepted) Lear. Sundays at $40 A. ".
only Baggage under charge % special agent checked
through to Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon.
Prom Washington Richmond. .......-.e 5SO
Prou Dc 10 Petersburg.
FROM do te Wei ion----------------
Prom do to Wilmington ........-.. -
The Richmond Fredereksbars Pototr ae RAroad has
been in operation - years. and In all that time, pas
senger has either been killed crippled by accident which
IS without parallel in the history Of Railroads, in tails
eouniry. s. RUTH, sIpt- Trans.
June g, ISIS iy1-ly
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HOUSE,

No. :sI5 CnESENUE SEREEEs
philadelphia, Pa.
IE uGdsrsgnei hsreby 70 the patrons OF the
''grAnxia." the plb; generally, that he has be-
Proprietor D! te above named Hotel having
entire iut-Tes: Of former pLrflcT, James
IT, Laird assumed ie whole OF the Hou4e,
by II. CAaiey late Of the ul=l States
Hotel Of this city.
This excellent Tor, hl7ns been thoroughly
renovated within the past AMI eXcrOns will be
spared abe nd +leaIInt home for the
CUES gTho shah favor kn with tli=Ir patronage.
more fully ArcommJls.c the merchants
business sa, the dinng ho- has been arranged
from to O'Clock p ~, inraaEeia- The sraah tables
been satisfactorily carried out b. many OF
popular Hotels In iii sstions Of the country
The hours sor meals follow, viz:
RrcnIGEist from TO 10 o'clock q. N.
Dinner from 80 o'clock q. IA.
Ten from q 40 o'clock g. Va
supper GrOm TO O'Clock a.. N
It Is the de.ermiaso Of Tee Proprietor that the Prank
Him. shalt be SECOND Hu nes Hotel in the Union, and
and regard for the aCcommod alton
the guests, he hopes 10 receive liberal share of
~ Coaches viii all OF the lines, TO
convey pasIe Ih= rus= Pare IS cents for each
pas and trunk, (aai more Willie allowed to be
charge ~
Prf,s Of Boa,4t 1aI 9esa rsfac'&to oas DO'iar and
N''Y '''" Oliver a p. PAE.SER,
mh2s-tm PROPRIETOR.
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.

Ii freights Intended for Shipment
"a delivered between the hours Of and D. M,
loae will be received after that hour. r. SWEENEY,
sepl0 General Manager.