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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-25

A chestnut dropped from tree, and the
oak leaves turned red as the fourteen
passed. At the village school the nag
waved on its staff, and the fourteen cheersd
1t as they passed, the school ma'am, too,
and the sportive kids.
The fourteen minded not the cold east
winds, for they kept up running hre OF
Jokes, though most OF the smoke came
from cigars.
More chestnuts fell from the trees, and
ever and anon Q leafy branch swept the
pocks OF the fourteen.
The road stretohed-or rather It was
fulled in (as II there was too much OF II
and they had to ruffie it) between Mos
cow and Rockville, down in the good old
town OF Hopkinton. The fourteen had
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-24
ON THEIR WEDDING ToUn.
Newly Married Couple Stop 1T th'
Hardwood station House

Newly Married Couple Stop 1T the
Hardwood station House.
The HazeIWood station house gave
comfort Saturday night to the strangest
trio that has ever been unfortunate
enough 10 knock on its doors for odg-
ing. says the Pittsburg Post. 1t was
composed of John Johnston, coal
miner from MoundsVille, w. Va, his
wife and hsr four-months old babe.
Johnston is peculiar fellow. He
first met his wife three weeks ago, and
after a bissful courtship Of two days ne
popped the question and she became his
blushing bride. She was a widow, her
husband having been killed by Baltis
more and Ohio train, but so infatuated
did Johnson become with her and the
child that be cared not who she was or
where she came from, and as result be
does not know either her maiden
or married name. The happy couple
are now on an overland honeymoon tour
to McKeesport, where the proud and
gallant husband hopes TO obtain work.
After a good warm breakfast the bride
and groom continued their wedding trip
afoot TO McKeesport, where johnson
saws he will locate 10 some vacant house
and take possession whether the owner
so desires or not.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-24
A mARKEr STREET ROMANCE.
4 Little Incident of City Life Occurring
YaxfardaY.

a Little Incident of City Life Occurring
Yesterday.
He was bowling swell. And as he
passed up Market street every feminine
eye was turned upon him. He wore a
frock coat of fashionable length, the
tails OF which were CAREFUL concealed
beneath a top-coat reaching almost to
his boots. His loose, light-colored
trousers were freshly creased. The
newest style of slken scarf was fast
ened with diamond pin and and silk
hat OF :he latest block rested gracefully
upon his manly brow, while wealth OF
auburn hair peeped shyly out behind.
In his gloved hands he carried a silver
mounted cane, and he careessly pulled
a cigarette. He was irresistible. I'm
conscious Of the attention he attracted
among the fairer sex, he paused in his
triumphal march and gazed intently at
the articles displayed in the window Of
an at store.
They wore tailor-made gowns. The
one was a stylish blonde, the other
handsome brunette. They were pretty
as a picture. and they walked up the
other side Of Market street. A box OF
bon bons showed where they had been
and their roguish Rlances across the
street showed what they had In view.
A picture must have attracted their at
tention, for they crossed the street i'm
mediately in front of the art store and
gazed intently 10 its window. A piece
Of candy caused tickling in lady's
throat, and several half-smothered little
coughs were heard. isn't that just too
lovely?" and "Wouldn't you like to
have it?" were what the passers-by
heard said.
He never noticed them, but quietly
turned and continued his course up
street.
"Weu, I'll be" said the blonde,
and the rest Of her sentence was drown
ed by the street cars as they turned in
the other direction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-24
SILKS.
l23c, SALE PRICE sI.2C.

ment. All the new weaves and novelties here.
~ At Ase 32nch wide Figured India Dress Silks to
1C9 Yards makes full dress PATTERN only possible to
se these Silks at this price by buying in large guam
ties from headquarters.
IST95INo s8o Over 100 pieces 20, % and 24-inch
wide India and China Dress Silks at these popular
prices. The greatest selection we have ever shown
At 40, Moire Silks all colOrs and black also twelve
pieces Bengalne Silk at this price Reduced from Soc
At 75e n q and 3O-inch wide China and India Silks
also Black Silks with raised black and cOlOred figures
At AAe. Over thirty-eight styles Whitman's Swivel
Silks the most popular wash silk of the season Bear
in mind these silks are the best Swivel Silks made
Our price 44c yard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-24
A Very Large Funeral.

Yesterday morning at 9 o'clock SER
vices were hed at ST. Alphonsus Church
over the remains of Valentine Bellinger,
late OF 1855 Market street. The funeral
was one of the largest ever seen in the
South Side, as the deceased, having
been leading citizen for many years,
had host OF friends. The ST. Alphon-
sus and the Pioneer German Societies
turned out to do honor to his memory.
II required special on the Wheeling
and Elm Grove Railway Of five packed
cars besides sixteen coaches to convey
the cortege to the burying ground at
Mt. Calvary. There was = very large
collection OF flowers offered as tributes
to Mr.. Bellinger's memory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-24
BUY your suits at EMsHE1MER's.
Celebrated Economy Wine to be Intro
duced in Wheeling.

Celebrated Economy Wine to be Intr o.
duced in Wheeling.
Any one who knows anything about
wine has heard OF the celebrated Fruit
Wines manufactured by the Economic
Society, Of Economy, Pa. The VIM.
II, Holmes Co., wholesale liquor dealers,
Pittsburg, control all the wines hereto
fore manufactured by the Economics.
They consist of thirty-eight varieties Of
wine, and among them are Rasp-
berry, Currant, ElderOerry, Black
berry, Ounce, Strawberry, Cherry and
the famous Economy Crab Cider of the
vintage Of 1857. These justly celebra-
ted wines are used almost exclusively
for family and medicinal purposes. No
we'll conducted family can afford to be
without some one Of these brands Of
wine in the cellar. The agent Of The
VIM. H. Holmes Co.. OF Pittsburg, will
be at the Hotel Windsor all day
Wednesday, April GO, when he will have
the several varitieS Of wines heretofore
manufactured by the Economics on ex-
hibition, and will take pleasure in show
ing same and expatiating on the merits
OF the goods to those of the trade who
are interested as we'll as TO the public
generally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-24
PoIicoCours.

There were eighteen cases In Police
Court yesterday morning, and in addi-
ton the two continued disorderly cases
OF Nell Quinn and Anthony Mean
drews. The two above bamed were
fined IS and costs. Raymond Pryor,
Ed Clouse, Fatty Schlosser, VIM. Miller,
"Sneak" Gllllce, VIM. Porter and John
Cline all went to the workhouse for a
month. George Gill was fined S. and
costs for cursng and swearing on Elev-
enth street. He wanted an appeal, and
it was raised to $40. Tony Marshall,
VIM. Thomas, Thomas Bray, Thomas
Manion, Lizzie McNeal, Harry McCor-
mick and Lee SnanleY were all dis
missed. Thomas Richards paid SIS and
costs, Frank Meyer 81 and costs and
August Weaver S. and costs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-24
REAL EsTATE mAKREr.
Deed OF Transfers Left for EecOrd Tes-

Deed OF Transfers Left for Rscord Ties .
terdzV.
The following transfers Of real estate
were left for record ~ Clerk Hooks
Office yesterday:
Deed made March 1, 1893. by the
Joseph Bell Stove Company 10 Joseph
Bell, for lots Nos. 6. z, S, %, "a, 26, 81.
%, 81. 80 and SO, at Main and Four
teenth streets. Consideration, $40, OO0
Deed made April II, 1894, by Sarah
A. Mclaughlin and others TO George Z.
Boyd, for the north "a feet of lot No. 8,
In square No. Il, on the east side Of
Eoff street, in the Eighth ward. Con-
sideration, IS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-24
Warrants sworn Ont.

Recent the REGISTER reported a
scrap at Edgington, after dance, and
the subsequent injuries OF William
White, of Elm Grove. Warrants have
been sworn out before Justice George
Ankle, aud are in the. hands of Cousta-
BILE Anderson. of Elm Grove, for the ar
rests of VIM. Wilson, Edward key,
George Kinks, and young men named
Otto Schenk, and two others named
Williams. The Constable has already
arrested two or three of these persons,
charged with the assault, and the hear
ing is set for Saturday evening, before
Squire Ankle in this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-24
HEARING POSTPONED.
DR.. Weschler's Case Goes Over Until Wed
nesday-Callers at the Jail

DR.. Weschler's Case Goes Over Until Wed
nesday-Callers at the Jail.
The hearing Of DIR. Hyman Weschler,
the abortionist, charged with the death
OF Delilah Hester Richie, was set for
yesterday morning at ten o'clock, at the
Jail, before Justice Gillespy, but when
the hour arrived the hearing was post
poned until ten o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
A brother Of the prisoner is in the
city and called at the Jail to see him
yesterday, as did a very considerable
number OF Weschler's friends, and it is
understood that a big effort is TO be
made TO successfully defend the accused.
As measure of precauHon Mamie
Johnson. the girl who went to Wesch-
ler's office with Delilah Richie at the
time the operation was performed, and
who saw il. has been sent to Jail as a
witness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-24
.e meetIne der al iourned.
FUNERAL OF DANIEL LAMB.
The Last sad Rites Ovor the Remains of
the Deceased.

the Deceased.
The funeral Of the late Daniel Lamb
took place from his late residence on
South Chapline street at two o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. AT that hour =
large number Of friends and relatives
assembled in the house. The members
OF the Ohio county Bar were also pres
ent. The services were brief and sim
pie, aad were conducted by Rev. K.
Rush Swope, rector OF ST. Matthew's z.
f. Church. There was no music. DR..
Swope offered up fsrvsnt prayer and
then dwelt upon the many good traits in
the character Of the deceased-A plain,
unassuming Christian, an upright citi-
zen, and prominent member Of the legal
fraternity.
After DR.. SWope's eulogy, the casket
containing the remains was borne TO
the hearse by the rall-besrers, Messrs.
Henry NJ. Russell, VIM. P. Hubbard,
VIM. b. .Hearne, Col. Robert White,
aud Judges Melvin and Cranmer, all
associates or the deceased at the Ohio
county bar. A large bunch Of lilies was
placed upon the casket, and thereTere
ether fioraE offerings.
The tune ral procession was large
one. Theimembers Of the Bar followed
the remaits 10 body. The interment
was madqin Greenwood cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-24
An Interessine letter.

After being sick with Lung. Liver
and Kidney trouble, and after trying
several OF our most eminent physicians
and obtaining no relief. l took Microbe
Killer. 1t cured me.
Mr.. JOSEPH B. FREEMAN, Portsmouth,
n. II.
The Logan Drug Company agents fc-
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-24
DRY GooDs-sToNE & THOMAS.
STONE & THOMAS.
Compare Our St0cEI Compare Our Prices
DRESS GOODS.

We place on sale Monday morning great purchase
of American Novelty Dress Goods 38-inch wide, quail
tv equal to any that sold earlier in the season at 40
and 45c SALE PRICE Csc.
Another lot of Scotch Mixtures and neat Checks
the most desirable patterns Of the season, all-wOOl
warp 38-inch WIDE SALE PRICE sec.
40-inch wide all-wool English Checks and CrepOns
usual price &c. At 4sc.
46-inch wide all-wOOl French Serges all the new
spring shades worth Soc yard At SEC.
Elegant SuitingS for TailOrmade gowns, neat mix
lures in quiet effects At 75e AND SL0O.
Another 50-piece lot OF those elegant French Henri
eta Cloths Just received No use paying others SlOO
for this quality black and cOlOrs; OUR PRICE Csc.
Black CrepOns, the most fashionable and desirable
Black Dress Goods of the season. all grades here at
our usual low prices, 5se TO SI.35 PER YARD.
800 pieces American Dress bingham, usual price
123c, SALE PRICE i2c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-24
Interesting Debate.

Last Saturday night the long planned
debate at West Liberty, took place.
The question was: "ResolUed, That a
protective tariff is beneficial to the best
interests of this country" w. Fl. C..
Curtis, an attorney, and j. B. Shannon,
affirmed, and Frank Cox, principal OF
the Leatherwood school, and ). s.
jacob, prominent young Democrats,
had the side of denial. A large crowd
was in attendance, and having no
judges the opinion was that the points
presented were pretty evenly divided.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-24
G. A. II. Excursion.

For the occasion Of the meeting ofthe
g. A. L. Encampment of Ohio at Can
ton. O., May 18th, 1894, the Cleveland,
Lorsin ana Wheeling railway will sell
excursion round trip tickets at one cent
per mile.
Tickets will be sold May 14th and
18th, good returning until May goth.
Passengers will be routed via the Can
-MssSillon Electric railway from
Massillon, o., and landed directly at
the door of the hotels at Canton, o.
J. L. TERRY, q. f. & p. A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-24
Index to New Aavorussusat~

SECOND PAGE.
statement-Cooper Insurance Company
FOURTa PAGE.
Musical and Literary Entertainment.
Wauted-Gnl for Housework
j. o. D. E. Funeral Notice-FranElin Lodge
Wanted-Al Who WISH Their Fortunes Told
Wanted-Girl for House work.
4. D. L. ". Funeral Notice-Reliance Lodge
Summer Sports-Stanton's Old City Book
store
Purify Your Blood-R. n. List.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Dobler.
Poultry Hetting-Nesbitt & Bro.
FIFTH PAGE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-24
FIFTH PAGE.
Shaker Salts and Peppers-Ewing BroS.

Our stock for spring and summer is now
complete. embracing all staples and latest
novelties In foreign and domestic mater
iRls for gSntlemon's garments. An order
with us is \ warrant of satisfaction. We
guarantee style, fis and finish. Call and
be convinced. FRANK. the Tailor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-24
- for 81 az HenrIetta.

OttaC TOT q UIA IcuII
soc for 46-inch serges.
I9c for CSC wool dress goods
sic for soc China silk.
49c for 75c China silk.
Ice for SOC Sheeting.
csc for fancy drspery msterial.
soc for 66-inch table linen.
At ENsHEIAIER'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-24
An E1csl1sus Piece of Workmanship

George NJ. Grub, of South Market
street, has another attraction at his bus
mess place. 1t is a horn Settee, made
for two persons and beautifully finished
in silk. 1t is about completed, and will
contain over seventy beautifully pol
ished horns, including those Of the
deer. The article will also contain
eight hog tusks, polished. 1t is valued
at 500, and is attracting general atten-
ton at Mr.. Grub's place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-24
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Dbeelins Sesister
,.n.rmnmarar rsncora.

Mr.C. Scauepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday; { q. m, 49;
"a. IN, 81; II m, IS; p. m, 0Si p m''
IS. Weather, cloudy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-24
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Prisoner. From cabsll.

Deputy Sheriffs John T. Wilson and
Alex. McCamas were in the city last
night, having brought two prisoners up
from Cabell county to the penitentiary.
Thomas Stewards, one Of the men, was
under a two years sentence for stealing
brass from the c. & o. shops Ia hunt
ington, and Samuel Woomer, the other,
gets one year for breaking into q house
and stealing some potatoes. The depu-
ties return to-day.
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To-Morrow's Entertainments

The entertainment to be given at the
w. c. T. u. hall tomorrow evening
promises to be quite a success. The
following programme will be rendered:
PART FIRST.
Duett-Sse the Pale Moon .................CampanA
Mrs Frank Stanton-Mis Reid Chapman.
Readiag-Nothiu az All To-day Reilly
Mr.. J. P Morgan.
Solo-Bedouin Love Sorg~. -..Plnsuti
Mr.. Archie Taylor.
a Betsy and Are Out
Reading H0 TB Betsy and Made Carleton
Mr.. j. p. Morgan.
Solo.......... .'''''''''''
Miss Media DUNCAN.
FART SECOND.
Duett-The Land OF the swallow
Mrs Harry Fitzgersld-Miss Jennie Bradshaw
Soo-The Dustman Aalloy
Miss stella Chapman.
ReadinR-The Corslcln .......... ........Adapte
Mr.. J. p. Morgan
Instrumental ................
Miss Minnie Ricky-Abbie RAdclif.
Solo-Waltz Song .........-...
Mrs. Harry Fitzgerald.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-24

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EMsHEIMER's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
NOW TO CUT BANGS.

Bangs, said Mr.. Curl, the hair dresser,
are Just the easiest things In the world to
keep 10 order, II ladies would only at
tend to them properly. They should BE-
thoroughly wssi,ed twice week in
solution of one part alcohol aud three
paris soft water, aud dried. This keeps
the fringe free of the only matter that
binders staying In curl. All halr-dress-
era molsten the fringe With diluted hay
rum and divide the hang In three parts
Two side parts and the centre. Take
the back part of the centre (Which
shouid again lie divided In three) snd
curl backward, holding it firmly Tor
fully sixty seconds. The next part also
curl backward allow . tiny piece In the
centre OF the front for . lillian RUSSELL
curl. Curl the centre part downward,
then curl the side pieces back toward
the coll. Carefully attempt the tiny
curl nov that you have left until the
Last In the middle of the brow. Take
the hair, we'll molstened, upon hot Iron,
curling Il towards tho left and slowly
loosen q, pressing &c while hot Into the
iutsrrogstiou point against the forehead
. little practice will ensure success. The
alcohol seml-weekly bath, the hot Iron,
the direction either backward or other
wisc, a. given above, will keep the bang
shaped nufiy and curled, With "the little
curl right In the middle Of the fore
head" like the good little girl famous
In story.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

10 ~ rIs~sssh,s bsard Of c~ssy ce~.issass:.
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Ilossrs viIl discoatisse ne Tsrry sev.s "
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nsss~s Csspss ssd t<i.s ~ sa.s eersy e.sss-
nssel ~ yosr iisssssss bosr' u 'hs 'ess a.
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Iiessrs siii WV ~ psvwisrs. hssr ,ss rsres
ant disrsstisss ne highway de.crl~i shove
ssi VII also itscsstisss I'm sfsrv>aid Ssry'
1rxiCo n.ip0E COMPANY.
ny Gesrrs u. Bishss. he Attorney. q ala.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
pOoR RIrr H0NKsr.

Chsrlis sullivss Is ~ poor bat hoeesi
Irish lad, who. Wins vslkiaG dowu
washiagton Street, found wallet con
tslsisg chscks and noosy 70 the value
OF several hasdrsd doliars. Although
slmost dsstituts, ~ returned u 70 its
owners, Nsssrs. a. r. Ordvay 4 Co.,,
propristors Of 6slphss Blttss, who
gave HIN . libesi reward, and also
gave hin six bosslss of 0alphsr Blttsgs
tpr bic nothss, Who has bssa . terrible
suGsrss Vim rheun. tjsn, snd uho ~
81 tksif sS;.-WSSkly WsslA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
A FAMOUS PHYSICIANS PatscRlp.
r,os roa NERVOUS EXHAUSTION.

TON FoR NERVOUS EXHAUSTION.
The late SIR Andrew Clark. the
famou. English physician. gave The fob
lowing advice To the equally famous
Miss Frsnce. willard whose health gave
gay from over-~ork while In England
last year. ut 10 nervous exhaustion
he ssii. "and What you peed 10 rest.
pure air, cheerful companions, simple
diet and M end of out doors"
Aud then follows What he called his
.tsmpor.ry general Instructions
On fr.t waking In the morning alp
about half Q pint Of water, hot OF cold ;
on ri.iug take tepid sponge bath, fol.
lo~ Ell by Q brisk, general toweIlne.
Ciothe warmly and loosely. Avoid
chIIl., damp and passive exposure tn
cold. Take three simple. nouri.hins
meals daily. and nothing between them.
breakfast 81 y to ~ plain or ~hole-mcal
bread OF toast and butter. With eggs az
frr.h hsh OF cold chicken az game
or tongue, frssh, not preserved.
and tow ard the elo.e % the meal about
half = pint of tss, not Infused oSef i've
minutes, or Of cocoAtins or OF con~e ana
milk.
Dinner from TO . O'Clock, fresh, well
dressed meat, potatoes, some ~ell.boilcd
green vegetable, " 10 ssrces, aud either
some simple f.rlnac~oas padding or
.om. simply-cook~i fruit. Toward the
clo.e of the meal drink water.
High tea, 1--WE Ia slx hours after din
nsr. whole-meal bread, or toast or but
ter. with broiled hsh or eutlets, or .
chop Of cold meat az cold chicken, and
toward the clo.e of the meal about hall
a pint OF black Chlns tea, not Infused
over i've minutes; cccosiina or cocoa
nibs may IT. substituted for tea " " s
preferred aud u Il ssree..
Nothing after this meal except that on
going IN rcd, you may clip . tumblerful
Of water, hot or cold.
Avoid soups, sauces, pickles, spices,
currle. saited, smoked, timed OF other
~i.e prepared foods; pies, pastry.
chee.e, creams, Ice, Jams, dried fruib,
nuts, raw vegetables, compotss, ginger
beer, much liquid of any sort, aud all
sour, sweet aud ef'ervesceut drinks.
Walk at least half an hour twice
daily.
Retire "a coon as possible sftsr ten.
See that your room IL airy. Avoid self.
notice and self-dlsirust. shun ease and
lead = full and regular, an active aud
occupied life.
whenever you have To speak At night,
he sure and I've down for an hour before
tea.
Tske nothing between meals.
Never take q sleeping draught.
Take ss little medicine as possible;
accept your sufierings; strength 10 PER.
fecied In weakness; In labor you viii
hnd life.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
Sss,ss ssP.sis,ea sss pss~Assss.
STATE o. MAINE.

oxyoED. 90 ,-cesrt q In.el,.sey. ati': ss.s
of GEO' q. RICHARDSON. isssl'en' psls
NGricE /. nersy t..a .h.. s - has. 90
s~sss-i 81 .aid Cear Zoe said County. ~
GEO. q. RiCiiA kDsON. Of Dinsei. In ths
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go. M, 49,. .n.lsy In pc,,ts,ons Of ChsplsI
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