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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03

Fon OVER FIFTY YEARs.-I, h,s bccu said
that sk'liul n lvcrtising will acc mp i-h Won
ders, ami this is partly true, for it is no in-
common thing TO see var. GUS nosirum. achieve
icf no,oricty in this way. But they do
not out-last the not ccs that herald them.
Thus il is that the mcrcuIi,l and ! OF ssh
rcm,.:cs are constantly appearing befre
the puhlc i'll new disguises. Advc' tisng,
however, will not acc juut Tor the pJpulai ity
that 5. :. s. has enj 'yed for fifty years, ucr
fvr the fact that it has become Il houssho'd
remedy; nor will a ivcrtising account for the
thousGn Is If testimonials that the Ic>I lc
have givci in its behalf. Only the most
surs;aut:ai merit can account fpr the cs;i-
nation il which this wonderful me iicinc is
held.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03
To Teachers.

All teachers are reque.ted 10, a'teed St4e'
State Teachers Assc a'iop to be he'd IN
derSon July 22-23 aud 2ith. o.
Members Of The Ass. ciatio, VII Re entsr-
taine by the ho<pi'able people OF that pro-
gre-si.e City, and will also get reduced
Railroad rates TO aud from the meeting.
Iuvsv VINO uesire TO become members and
to enjoy the privileges Of the Association,
should send tp Pr'f. A. II. Bsnks, Rock Hill,
8. c., the annual dews -one dollar for p,en
and fifty cents for women-and secure :
Memb<rship Ticket, which wi't Be nsoess<sy
TO secure reduced Ra;lro,d rates and enter
tainment.
Every "l,ve" teacher in the State 49,
: be = mewhasa6se4v-tSyeci ciilio,Ste.ss7snas oi
'Ea..sssst.. arc eligible for membership.
very interesting program is being pre-
pared. Union should re largely rep -esented
and it is hopei tha, n majority Of the teach.
ers will attend this interesting meeting. L,
will pay any teacher to g..
If any one wi | s'ni the allowed named
dews to me wi get the mem macr,hip Tick {
ard rward 1t Mt once. LIT every teacher
and fr end Of o lucrti,n see that large Mt
tendance soes from Union.
j. l.. WALKER,
3. CON-, U. c.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03

EARTHoUAKE SHOCKS ~ CALIroRyI,-
San Jose, CAL, June 2).-The worst shocks
Of earthquake Califo-nii has fe't since 1868
aroused the inhabitants of this city and
country at ) O3 o'clock thi. morning. A
series Of sudden and sharp concnssions.
accompanied by n rumhling sound, ras.eI
through tho city fir mi northwest 10 southeast.
The concuss ons came in such quick enc
oession it was impossible 10 CONT the shocks.
but they lasted about twenty seconds. There
were perhaps ten seconds interval, and
then came another shock, not 90 sharp Ms the
first, but with greater oscilatory moti N.
and the duration Of the two shocks was fully
. minute.
The first sh' ok was so violent that tbe
electric Fight tower At Market and Santa
Clara streets, 240 feet high, was swaycd at
-a@Asiiaa.1 1aake Out of the perpendicular.
In the St.-Jnmes and Vendome hotels
which are largely filled with eastern tourists,
panic prevailed. Men and women rushed
half clad into the cIrrd ,rs
= The city shook like n ship on n rough sen.
and on the secoud shock rows Of buildings
ro7e and fell with slow undulnt Try motion.
he first shock proved disastrous 70
erockery. window paucs and chimnsys. One
partly erected brick building tumbed to the
ground.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03

A WONDERFUL WORKER Mr. Frank
Huffman, q young man of Burlington, Obi ;,
states that he had heen under the care of
txo-fseaiaomt pirysici9ns, and used their
treatment until he was not alb to get around.
They pronounced his case I, he Consumption
and incurab!e. He was pcrsralcl TO try
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds and at th"t time w"s nc.
able to walk across the street without resting.
lie found, before he had used half of dol
lar bott'e, that he was much better: he con-
tinued to use it and is to-day enjoying good
health. If you have any Throat, Lung or
Chest Trouble try it. We guarantee salts
faction. Trial bottle free ut R. +. Posey' $
Drug Se)rc
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03

SENATOR GEoRGH.--Canton, Miss. June
24.-1he Miss 'ssippi,r, the Lending Demo
cratic State organ, publi.hcs d six column
letter from Senator George in answer to a
request from the Ami'c County Alliance for
his opinion and position upon the Ocala
platform, with the exception Of the sub
treasury and laud loan features in the first
demand, and the contemplated gvernmcnt
ownership of railroad AMI telegraph lines in
the sixth demand.
Senator George plants himself squnrcly
upon the Ccala platform, taking advance
ground in its advocacy. Senator George 5
letter was submitted TO Colonel Livingston,
Of Georgia, whe read it carefully, and said
that il vas a wonderful exposition of the
Al!ianc, demands. So far as he endorsed
them, the letter will causc somewhat of n
sensation throughout the state, especially
in Alli,nce circles.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03

CLOSED WITH THE BENEDIcrIoN. N.-Grecns-
boo, n. c., June ,jO.-The Fife-Schenck
affair has been amicably adjusted. At the
trial this m ,rping Mr.. Fife in hi, statement
said that he did not inteud to cast any re.
Election on either Judge Schenck or his
famiy y, and if he did, he begged pardon.
Julgs Schcnck admitted that he did wrong
nn asked forgiveness. All parties Interested
sh ,,k h,nds and buried the h,tcae'.
Something out of the usual order of thing,
occurred, as a mol pros, was entered in each
case against Julgc Sch ,nck and his s,ns. AS
the crowd was eating rctdy t. dispersc.
soma one in the court room commenced sing
ing The lcng metre GoEo:5gy T"o crowd
joined in, and a minister being present the
curt adjourned with the benedict M.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.

BY JAMES NJ. GEE, ESQ Probat, Judge.
w NHEREAS, Joseph II. McKissick; rs
w Clerk Of Court has made suit to me
to grant him letters of Administration on
the estate of and effects Of Drusila ii. Love,
deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred ana creditors
of tho said Drusilla II. Love, decc ,scd, that
they be AMI appear before me, in the Court
Of Probue, to be held at Union g. H., South
Carolina. on the 18th day of August next
after publication hereof, st ! | o CLOCK in the
TO 'enoon, to show ctnse, if any they have,
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal thi. 3Oth
day Of June, Anno DOmini, 1891.
i) HJAMES NJ. GEE,
SEAL. Probate Judge.
~
Published on the third day of July, 1901 ),
iu the Weekly Union TINES.
July 3 27 G;N
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03

AS OPES LsrTEn TO oTILLNAN.-Greenwoo5
3. C.. June 23.-To ID. r. Tillm,n. Governor
Of South !Csrolina-My Dear Governor:
zee from the pspers that you have at las,
f>ilen iiom grace, that you have be,o tempted
and have accepted the accnrsei free railrrad
pass They say Bunch Melee did it. Our
Bunch i know Bunch we'll. He and 1
were 'a'sci in the same town, were scho,l-
boys t'gethor. great friends. are .tin ".
Uvys, are as proud OF Bunch's success in
ra,lroading. as Ben's in politics. Bunch has
always hal an eys to business. We now
fear Buoch has been too smart for Ben.
Now, dear Governor, rs y.u have fallen
from grace. end as Lam one Of your .IOld
Guard Who stnod under your nag Last year,
ant Z, being q Methodi.f, believe q man can
fall from gracc; you, being Of Preshy terian
inclination. md not think 81, but it is true
nevcr,helsss. Yer fell from grace, but he
repeu,e aud w., ko.toreJ. Now, Governor,
Il You xc,s \ -Mshedist you would know at
,sola Guar, !. and tell ysu What is REQUIRED.
a. your case We make the State che Church.
oe must publicly Confess that you have
= rss 49,, srsns e .oe,cting the pass. and pay
sSvsq oy using she Pass. In your case VIC
Win net require "four-fold." DO this. and
tho sooner you do IL the better-aud when
you do so, you wi feel 80 much better.
We w'I then give you once more a hearty
shake OF the hand. fyou refuse to repent.
you will find out soon that you will be
tempted t. do something else wrong. You
WI g. fast from bad to worse. The Bible
ters US I" resist the devil and he will foe
from you don't mean to say that Bu ch
is tho devil. Your o'd ri,na,
L. NJ. MOORE.
p S.-Look after Maybe aud Tbackston:
they III ming US. ~
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ELEcrRIc BIrrERs. s.-This remedy is bccom-
ing 80 weH known and 80 popular as to nee
no spccid meution. All who have used
Rlec ric Bitters sing the same song of rr,isc
A Purer medicine does not exist and il is
guaranteed to do all that Is claimed. Electric
Bltters will cure all diseases Of the Liver and
Kidneys, will remove Pimplcs. Boils, Salt
Rheum md other affections cause hy i'm
Puro blood.-WiIl drive Malaria from the
system and prevent ms mc'l ~ cure Malariul
fevers.-For cure of Headache, Con.,ipation
and Indigestion try Electric Bit rs-Entire
satisfaction or meney refundsi.-Pr;ce so
cts, aud 81. 90 per bottle at B. F. Posey's
Drug Store.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03

AN INTERESTING OCC>sIoy.-In the second
Presbyterian church yesterday Dr. B.rc; cit
baptized the children of Dr. and Mrs. a. J.
Br'egs. and If Mr.. AMI Mrs. L. +. Wh,ldcm.
Little Oracle L,nncau Briggs and Fioreucc
Wh'ldcn represented the fourth gcucruipn,
their gre II grandfather. MIR. Fleetwood L,u-
neau 6eiog tho tirst child sb..,,..dz the
IT0rI/
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Wh"n Judge Haskell was on the Supreme
bench q railroad pass was sc TO him. lie
returned it with n note which, while polite,
ma ie it very plain that the courtesy was
ono whi'h heidi! 80: appreciate. We COM
mend hi, example to Governor T,lDan.-
The Slate.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03

BUCKLrN's ARSICa SALvE.--The best salvc
in tho world f,r Cuts, Braisc', Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever So~cs, letter, Chappcd
mis-, Chilblains Corns, AMI all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Pies, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded Price 20
cents per box. For s,'e by b. F. rosey,
April Ii.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03
SOD. .W ArssMnLoS cans The Columbia

ArpRMELoN Cans --Fhe Columbia
CORES 4cHvUf the Charleston World says
The Richmond AMI D,nvills railroad is
m king prcp,rat TO h,ndl. a heavy
watermelon crap this sea on. At the shops
hero seventy-fve cars have had lattice doors
and other necessary fixtures put on them
fur hand ing the fruit. These cars will be
sent ,wn to tho mslon Ids in n few days.
Alt gether, about 800 cars will be used for
ihi. business on the road this season.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03

"3iGGEsr LIE OF ruE SEASON The full
expose of tue Charleston VorH Of the recent
secret meeting In thi, city If the imiuistra-
iion magn-tes. giving tho lc ter of the Cover
nor has been mentipnedcd. Yesterday, the
Governor having returned TO the city was
asked what lie had to say atont it. II
have only one comment to make said he ::
at has only enough trutn in it TO make it
the biggest lie Of the sc.s,n." lie acknow-
lodged writing the letter published but i, at
complete loss t. understand how II got out
lie could see no way for it. to have reached
the press fairly. AS to Tho WoriTs account,
he taId: 'lt is ohock full of inaccuracies
nnd misstatements.' So saith thc Cover
nor. The State.
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The State of South Carroll ma.
COUNTY OF UNION.

Br JAMES NJ. GEE, ESQ, Probate Judge
" HEREAS, Joseph II. McEissick, as
w Clerk Of Court, hos made suit 10 mo ,o
grant him Letters OF Administration on the
Estate of and effects If James q. Love, 81. do.
ceased.
These are. thossf are. oi, o and s.a,u,,us~s,-
all aud singular the Kindred and crejitors Of
the saii James G. Love, Sr.. deceased, that
they be and appear tcfoec me, in Tho Court of
Probate, to be he'd at Union c. H., South
Carolina. OH the 18th day Of August next
after publication hereof, at IL o'clock i'm tho
forenoon, to show cause. if any they hnve.
why the said Administrator should not he
grautci.
Given under my hand an scl this 3Otb
day OF June, Ammo D,l ini 1891
~0) JAMES VI GEE.
sEAL. Probate Judge.
Published on the 3rd day of July. 1891
in the Weekly Union TINES.
July 3 - G,%.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03
List OF Lotters

List Of Letters
Remaining in the Postotco at Union, for
the week ending July 3rd., 1891.
Mr.. Wilh,m Foster, Il c,el St Car,
Miss Corric Fraicry, Y. Wsri3bccu,
Mrs Laura Prysock,
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvertised, and will be required
to pay one cent for their delivery.
j. T.. HUNTER, Z. NJ.
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Knights of Honor.

UNEERT member Of Hone Lodge No ILL
~ is requested to NEE: in y,u: Hail an
THURSDAY, july 9ih. at g.. Z. VI. Bus n:ss of
SERIOUS INroKTANCE will come II for nd
Grafton.
B. q. CLIrruRD, +. NJ. FARR,
Reporter. Dictator.
July3 - II.
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1t living prices; aud l propose to stay in
Union and you will always iud me at tho
store next door above 4. Il. Bailcy's Furni-
ture store. j. Il. PORTER.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03

Fine quality Damask Towels, 81 inches
long, $50. Ter pair. Regular price 81. .35.
nj II. NJ. COHEN & BROS.
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lRONiDE.-At J. Il. portcrs, is The tc.t
Summer drink to b: had. Recommcn led by
Physicians generally rs being he by.
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REMOVAL.

T have moved my stock of gods to the
/ e!egant store below Green Bros, which
hos been fitted up in the handsomcst syle.
and where shall be glad to see and serve
my many friends and customers o, usual.
Respectfully,
G.P. GARRETT.
June IL "a I'm,
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Aambia and Ashtville::s n
Trains Z, 8, o, 10. f4s14,I7, IS, AZ, Az,
Daily exeept Sunday. Palm IN Sleepers n
Trains 10 and ID, hetwesp Charips,oi, !. c.,
and Cincinnati, Olio, Wa at antic Coas l. nc
Columbis, Ashevile. Paint Rock, Morris
town, Knoxville, Jellie, and Juuct on City
J.A D0D ON. Supt.
JAS. l.: TAYLoR, G. p A., N. II. Green,
Gen'l Manager, SotHaas, Traffic Manager.
D, Csrdwsus. plvhisk lsas<agsS Agent,
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TH. M;sstSe L,xK Forxp.-Lons4Sa.. Jane
26.-Tas wond-rrul accoun, given by n ecry
NJ. Stanley. the African explorer, of the
dwarf trircs he hal met with in equatorial
Africa Ea,e aroused great deal OF pubic
cuis-i r. Mr. c oss, the Liverpool naturalis',
iu order 20 meet this dom md, gave orders TO
his agents { o"t in at any price the best
specimen they I'D of this peculiar race,
. ...s.. r,ss.., AZ s.y,:y ,ns Iong-sougnI
niseing link b,tween the snthropoid ape
= ID man. After long and tedious search
II tho dep'h, ~f the DARK Continent
r mtrksble fsma pismy was procured from
q aative tribe by which she had b~en cap
tur "A. end va. brought safely TO LIZ crpool.
She 1. S5 inches in height, Of vel, developed
body al j.t black complexion, with pecu-
liarly uukey sh expression and u nose SO
fat that the lower part OF her face resembles
close'y the mmzzle Of an a.i-..i.
She has iearue little English and con-
verses freely, so far AZ her vocabulary goes,
with those ouni her. Anotner usc'ded'y
human mccompl shmept she has also acqur-
cd aud smokes the hest cigars with rslish.
DANornous CARoors.-New York, June
26.-A cab cyram was received ut the New
York ofiee of the White Star Limo yesterday
from the chief executive Office in Liverpool
directing that in future no cdton SHOULD te
carfieu on tbo mail ana passenger steamers
1t waN learned yesterday that the matter
is receiving ca'efIl consideration by ali the
ocean steamship companies. aud the action
OF the White S'ar will probably lead {, n
general agreement not TO curry cotton on
passenger steamers. The dangerous and
altogether unpleasant experience of the
passengers OH the stesmshi? City Of Rich
mond during her 'oyaSc to Liverpool last
week. when ihoy we're five days at sea with
the cargo of CO ton frcc'y burning in the
hold, hns GREAT d discus non ~. to tho pr.-
lrie'y of such dangerous cargoes being car
ried by passenger steamers. 1t is argued
that the passengers should be III, fir.t con-
s'deration on passenger steamship. State.
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| am srlc agent in this town for the
purcst CORN WilISKEI made in North
Carolina.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-14

la Capital las diigencias gubernatvas que ha-
bia tornado con motive dc la perdda del cer-
titicadu dir'gido los sehores G. Bolivar c.
del co'nercio de esta plaza.
MuchO 90 puede esperar de Ia recOno-
cida actividad eilustraci6n del Juez de ms
trucci0n, nuestro amigo 81 senior Lacer, lin
de que no queden impunes los autores de he
chO tan escandalOsO
Sc encuentran enferlnos en- CANA nuestros
amigos senores don Pablo Ubarti y don jose
Cerra. Deseamos su prOnto restablecimientO,
~.
SabemOs que esta noche, en- una casa de
la Gale de la Fortaleza, Sc reuniran algunas
muy respetables guapas senoras y senortas
amigas nuestras, para discutir sob'e las ven-
taas de jugar la loteria de cartones, y cenar
arroz con gallina. No faltaremos.
Va Sc encuentra bastante restablecidO de
su eDfermedad nuestro respectable amigo don
Primo Ortega, Consejero de Administration,
10 que muchO celebramos.
90
Hoy no ha podido celebrar session la Dipu
ci6n Provincial por ta,ta de nl1mero de Dipu-
tados, a causa de- hallarse enfermos algunos
de dichos senores.
90
Ha contraido matrimonio en- G6nova, el
doctor don Mariana Bozzo, con la Srta. dona
Clotilde Ghiddini.
Nuestro distinguido amigo ell Presidente
de la Diputaci0n provincial don Narciso Soler,
Sc encuentra va restablecido de su enterme-
dad, 10 que ceebramos.
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Noticfas de Ia Peninsula

s. M. la reina ha recibido al alcalde de
Consuegra, produci6ndose en- esta entrevis
ia escenas on extreme conmovedoras, pues 81
alcalde al oir las sentidas expresiones con que
8. NJ Sc identihcaba con las desgracias de Con-
suegra, rompi6 on sollozos ds agradecimiento
por los benehcios que la inagotable carload de
lf reina derrama sobre aquel vecindario.
.Adefnas all lihro sobre Colon, el sehor Cas-
telar 90 0cnpa al presente on escriblr otra obra
sobre las catedrales 10 Eapana.
En- el mes pr0ximo SO proveeran las, dos
plazas vacantes existentes On Ia Academia rs
pamela. sk
*
B Fn 81 mes pr6xiu1o saldra para Ia Habana
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g, nueyo pobes ilaor civil, don Francisco Cassf.
Esse nomnramenn ha producido exceeuts
efeclo en los cir.uos de as personas Que 50
uc,l.an lie los asuntos de Ultramar, por las re-
velantes condiciones demostradas en- otras oca-
. ZONES 90" ell senor Casa al frente de la admi-
nistraclon del gobierno do la Habaua.
Un peri0dico de Barcelona asegura que en-
Sans han Sido descubiertOs los autOres dc una
importante talsihcacon de billetes del BancO
de Espana de otros docunentos valores
publicos
Seglin notio de Consuegra, estan va ter
minadas 80 de las viviendas provsionaies que
SO entregaraE & las famlias a quienes Sc adju-
diQuen tan prOntO como la delegation de Sanl-
dad las considere On estadO de poderse utilizar.
Ell frio de las ultimas noches ha sdO fatal
para Madrid. Ha aumentado considarablemen-
to ell ntlmero de entermos de pulmun1a.
Sc indica para tercer cOmandante del Pc
lGgO al teniente de naviO senOr MenachO.
Sc calculan en- 1000 las personals que Sc
hallan enfermas del trancazo On la Coruna.
Aver qued0 firmado el auto sobreseyendo
provisionalmente la causa seguida la duque-
sa de Castro Enriquez, disponiendo SO envie
un tsstimonio de la misma al juzgado municl-
pal, para que proceda 10 que haya lugar SO
remita Ia nina Juliana al Asilo PROVINCIAL de
Gufpdzcoa.
atlas horas de la noche, una famia muy
conocida en- los altos circulos de la corte, inte.
resaba de las autoridades la bus "a de una Sc
nora joven, casada y con hijos, cuyo paradero
SO ignoraba desde las siete de la tarde.
Nj en- ell juzgado de guardia, nj on las ca
sas de socorro Sc tena noticia alguna de dicha
senora.
La inteligencia del senor Romero Robledo
con 81 senor Canovas del Castillo, le parece a
El C0yyeo un hecho politico log,co, pues TODD
hacla esperar que el ex-ministoo de la Gober-
nacon viniera defender la politica del ilustre
jefe del partido conservadOr.
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La Palma

A consecuencia de los anuncios que vienen
publcandose tan +" rim bombantes +" por cierto
POGO serios, en- que sc ponen mas ALA de las nu-
bes, los artlculos confecciones de un establci-
miento de esta Capital como en- aquellos SO des-
cubre no sana intenci6n para ell nuestro nos per-
te este respectable pdblico numerosos amigos
de la Isla, que IS La Palma " nada tiene que enyi-
diar ningdn establecimiento de su indole tocan.
te la bondad de los artfculos que mporta 6 con-
feciona, como tampoco respecto a actividad y linn
pieza en- ell serviciO. La cada vez mayor afluen.
cia de parroquianos prueba rrefntable de clio.
Que conste que "todo, todon 10 que vende-
mos es tan bueno por 10 menos "como 10 meior :,
OlivGs Or