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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-03-29
SOUTH'S PROGRESS.
INVESTMENT OFNORTHERN CAP
ITALIN SOUTHERN FARMS.
Numerous New Industrial and Bull
ding Enterprises Reported for
awcek.

BALTIMORE, Md, March 2-The
weekly review of Southern business
conditions reports u very deci
ded increase in the sales of South
ern properties, including both farm
and mineral lands. There Is greater
inquiry from the West and the North
for Southern farm property than ever
known before and the tendency seems
to be increasing.
In industrial enterprises cotton mill
interests continue to attact the largest
share of attention very successful
North Carolina mill has voted to in
crease its stock from $500, 900 20 S40O,-
600 with which to build a new 10000
spindle mill At Cheraw, S. C \
$4,000 knitting mill is projected, at
Laureps, ). c., n cotton mill at Sails
bury, y. c., 10000 spindle mill,
while cotton mill companies are being
orgsnized Mt Jackson, Tenn; ShrirYe-
port, La; Salisbury, \ c; Rutherford,
n. C; Piedmont, Ala; Demopolis, Ala,
and other points.
\ 500. 900 sugar refinery is to be
built at New Orleans by sugar plan
ters, n company now being organized
for that purpose. y $50, 900 agricul.
tural implement company Is projected
at Brenham, Texas; - S5O.0 wood
snware factory IN Virginia; $50. 900
match factory and canning factory in
Mississippi; an electric light plant,
lumber mill and tobacco works in
North Carolina; $4,000 brick com
pany in South Csrolins. and phos-
phateplant and packing house il Ten
Ia.
extract works in Texas
Among the new building enterprises
reported were n $50, 900 Opera House
projected Mt Charleston. ). G; So, 900
Jail in North Curoliun,a II $40. 900 house
at Stanton; II 2OO-room hotel at Allan
tn, and number Of mi,cellAneous
building enterprises.
The leading railroad projects for
the week are the reported purchase Of
about 300 miles OF narrow gllage lines
in Florida, which will probably be
changed to STANDARD guage, and the
reconstruction of - miles IN Georgia.
Northern People Coming 70 Virginia.
One Lvnchburg real estate firm re-
port that it sold during 1894, to parties
from New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana, Michigan and Western States,
3, 1877 acres Of land, and expect many
more to settle ia their section this
year.
An agent mt Richmond. Va, reports
that be- has hal IN sixty days 300 iu-
quiries Tor farm Ian Is coming from
every Northern aud Western State
ami from Canada, England. France
and Sweden Fifteen par cant ,r
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-03-29
ChaunCey Made u Mistake.

RrTHERroRDToN, n. c., March 10. -
At Rutherford college today seventy
five students went to The depot to
Meet their professors. As the profcs-
sors left the cars, the students set up
vel! Chaunccy Depew was aboard
and thought they were cheering him.
H. lett the car and made them a pol,ti-
cal ,pcrch. The train moved of be-
fore Or. Depew saw thc joke thnt was
on INN.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-03-29
To Exhibit Southern Inventions

An exhibition that should furnish in
taresting and Instructive entertain
M ent IL 10 be one oE the feature, Of the
reunion of Confederate veterans to be
exhibition is TO be n display OF ingen-
ions levices and pateuts from South
crn inventors exclusively. A general
invitation has been extended to the
people Of the South controlling devices
or patents to enter same for this dis
play. Power vii! be supplied for ma
chinery and facilities provided for gi~-
ing each exhibit proper accommoda-
tiou. NJ. NJ. Bright. Of Houston, is in
charge OF the arrangements for the ex-
hIbition, whose novelty and extensive
field for exhibits should make it a sue
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-03-29
Spartanbur@ Organizes Aga:n-t th'
Bell Telephone Company.

SrAHrASa;2G. ;. G., MnryA "a
new tclcphpu" cp:npany. - De known
II, the Spnrta:iu':g Telephone Compa-
ny, has Lcc3 prSnu!Zci here. For the
past six year, :h" Bell ueori. have
been giving good service at the -ate .:
SD and so year per phone. This
rate the citizens claim is 700 high, and
steps were taken aot long since to get
,upn new company. The company has
,becn organized, al the stock necessary
Subscribed and the directors elected.
and work will begin immediately Of
erecting the poles and putting i" the
plant. This new company VIII fur
'nish phones Mt the rate Of $40 IA year
for each phone. What the Bell peV-
pie will do is not known, but it IS said
that they will cut under this rate.
They will either have to eat or quit
the field
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-10-19
DIR Y GOODS.


20 yards Blue Print, the best, for 800 o
20 yds Amoskeag Bingham for 90 "a
Cambria, all colors, high grade, sc per yd *
Extra heavy all-wool Scarlet Flannel, Y
25 cts per yd.
13 yds very heavy Cotton Flannel, I'M %
bleached, for 800. "A
81 Dress Flannel, all-wool, very fine,
% cts per yard.
Elder Down, good grade, 40 cts per yard
7 Spools No. Thread for 25 cts.
5S-inch Turkey-red fast color Table Gov
err, Is cts per yard.
6O-inch Dress Goods in plaids, 25 cts
der yard.
6Oinch Water Proof very heavy, 80 cts
per yard.
Nice "a Worsted Goods Is cts pea yard.
Nice 36-nch Worsted Goods, Is cts yd.
All-wool 36-inch Storm Serge, very heavy
45 cts per yard
Blankets from IS cents up to $3.50.
3 nice large Handkerchief for cents.
Nice Silk Handkerchief, 10 cts each
CLOTHING.
Mems Suits, IL wool, $3.50, worth $500
allwool, 5000, $1,000
& $780, $500, 6 $ $12:SS
And up
Boys Suits, union, $3.50, $500, $500,
$3.50, $780, and $500, worth $500,
$500, $780, $500, 5000, and $3.50.
Very exceptional values
We have lot of Newmarket Cloaks @)
which we are selling at % cents on the "a
dollar. *
Also a lot of Jerseys which we are sell y
ing for 25 cents on the dollar.
! Ladies all-wool Hose, very best, black "
and heavy, rs cts per pair. "a
Mems all-wool Hose, very fine and dark @'
shades, % cents per pair "a
....,.,.,.wS@S@S@S@SS
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-10-19
NOTABLE PEOPLE.

Charles w. Mowbray, the crazy
English tailor lectured on anarchy
in St. Louis Sunday. The Chicago
police advertised him so well that
he now draws big crowds wherever
he speaks.
A female town crier fulfills her
duties in the Scotch town of Dun
ming. Perthshire. She is a hale,
hearty old dame of 20, locally
known as the bell-wife, and she is
very proud of having proclaimed
the queens birthday for thirty
three years running.
William Wordsworth, grandson
of the poet, is also a writer of verse
of no mean ability, it is said. He
is, however, an exceedingly modest
man, and refuses to publish any OF
his writings, lest comparisons be
made between his illustrious grand
sire and himself.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-10-19
A MANGLED JAW.

Frank Clifford brought man in
to DR.. Dix's office Tuesday evening,
who had fallen from a load of wood
near his place four miles east of
town and had his jaw frightfully
mangled under the wheel, says the
Garfield Enterprise.
The injured mans name is J. II.
Nowlin. and he resides nine miles
west of Oakesdale near Thornton.
He, together with his son and his
son-in law, each driving team,
had gone to the mountains for wood
and were returning with their loads.
At the time of the accident, Mr..
Nowlin was preparing to stop his
team to let them rest. He spoke to
the team and at the same time
leaned over the side of the wagon
to catch the brake rope. At that
instant the wheel struck a chuck
hole and threw the driver to the
ground. His head fell behind the
front wheel, the wagon stopped and
before uG CCulu gov OUo VI viz ""J
rolled back on him, the wheel strlk-
ing him across the lowerjaw, break
ing it at the angle and smashing all
the teeth on that side. He was
extricated by his son who left his
team and ran to his assistance.
Mr.. Clifford was called upon for as
sistance and at once hitched into
his hack and brought the wounded
man to town.
DR.. J. A. Dix dressed the wound
and removed the teeth that were
still hanging to the mangled gums.
After spending the night at the
Larkin house, Mr.. Nowlin took the
morning train for Oakesdale on his
way home. 1t is very serious in
Jury and one that the patient will
be long time in recovering from.
For six months and possibly year
he will have to confine himself to a
soup diet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-25
IN FAVOR OF MUNYON
What People Say About His
New Ideas.
The Learned Professor Gives
Facts That Convince the
Most Skeptical.

Mr.. Riblet, 100 Ninth avenue, New
York city, says: 81 can heartily 10
dorse Professor Munyon's new treat
ment for catarrh and throat troubles.
Three months ago was suffering great
ly with catarrhal deafness, noises 10 the
ears and dreadful dizziness in the head.
I also had chronic sore throat ! visited
some of the most noted specialists In
New York without receiving the slight
est benefit. l was almost In despair
when began 10 use Munyon's Catarrh
Cure, but to my surprise my hearing
was greatly improved in by less than
two weeks treatment. and to-day l
am satisfied that am completely
cured"
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure is guar
anteed TO cure rheumatism in any part
OF the body. Acute or muscular rheu-
matism cured in from one TO five days.
Ii never fails TO cure sharp, shooting
palms in the arms, legs, sides, back or
breast, or soreness 10 any part OF the
body in from one to three hours. 1t is
guaranteed 10 promptly cure iameness,
stiff and swollen joints, stiff back, and
all pains in the hips and loinS. Chronic
rheumatism, sclatica, lum bago or pain
in the back are speedily cured.
Munyon's Homeopathic Home Rene
dy Company, Of Philadelphia, put up
specifics for nearly every disease, which
are sold by all druggists, mostly for 20
cents bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-25
burglars at ToronIo.

SDscitt 10 TIE Register.
TORONTO, o., January PA daring
Job of safe cracking was attempted at
the Toronto poStoffice by three cracks
men this morning at o'clock, but was
frustrated by John Brady, proprietor Of
the Brady Hotel. MIR. Brady observed
the operations Of the gang from a win
dow OF the hotel, and ordered them to
get out. They replied with fusilade
Of shots. One OF the trio was in the
building, while his companions stood
watch on the outside. They succeeded
in getting him out Of the building and
all three escaped. The safe was found
TO have been drilled, ready for blowing,
hut the fortunate discovery by Mr..
Brady prevented the consummation.
They obtained but thirty cents for their
trouble, and left large quantity Of
stamps untouched.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-25
,,,r.lars captured at Bmpire.

9 : SS'G, - o.. Januaey 24.-Two
80 named Charles Russell and
1 gu, -i Smith. WHO claim East Liverpool.
az, ,Sstr home. were captured at Empire
- line o'clock last night oy num-
49, e-oS vonng men, shortly after they
, Sel ,..ccssded in burglarizing the {. *
u Ia 49, Tickets, razors and burglar
-! :! y, we're found in their possession.
-, - re given hearing at Empire
~. : Iey f,srroon aud bound over TO court
Iu.s - 10 bv Detectives Schiller ana
snJ ~ the Cleveland and PitUburg,
II SteubenVlile.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-25
ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Market street prOpoi ~, between ......
aud Sixteenth streets. on The sOst o. .'.
kst street. The ground fronts iJ ieet H'..
with q depth Of lJi feet 10 "A - IL. alley.
noI2S Fourteenth street, lot 3UNl- .f.-
40. 13I Sixteenth street, room brich
No 1900 Chaplioe street, hnc rr>ider
10 81 south roadway. Tue tcsldru.f
No. IH3 Fourteenth street, nne re- i..'
No. IO5 Zane street. island, ice o.. ..'..@
Two hne lots on South Bfotdwsy, l..-.
Fnc binding lots In Pleasant Val
Tho john W. Mcclure BomeSteaa '''
ner of sOuSh Front and ohio stres,' s.'
reduced figure
A desirable residence property No. 20 Il'
diana .treet; z rooms; modern.
No. go n. WABASH street lsland
story frame dwelling Of rooms. L0'''.."
feet.
double brick dwelling a property Of roo ..-r
No 1921 EOif Stree, 2story frame
ing Of Rooms; bali lot, No 50. No. IL -.-
No. see "a ain street, 2-story brics iN. %
OF Il rooms.
MONEY TO LOAN.
RLNEHART 81 TATUM
City hank BuildiGg Room NO. 8, Telephou' -.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-25
FOR SALE.

House OF rooms, Twelfth street, charges, on
easy terms, s6Oj.
House Of rooms and hall, in splendid
order 3ist street SO coo.
TWO lots with lasge stable, Peninsula addi
ton to East Wheeling, cheap.
house 4 10 rooms. brick, large lot. Eon
street Centre Wheeling. Cheap on easy terms.
House OF rooms. brick 23d street $500.
house OF rooms, brick, Main street.
Fifth ward. s. go.
House OF rooms. lot 25xl00 feet Lind
street Beyedere. very easy terms. $3.50.
House 5-rooms 9th ST., lot %5XlOO feet, 81 100
House rooms, 18th st. easy terms, $3.50.
Splendid building site for dwelling, Eon 81.
Fifth ward, 81 100
double house 10 rooms Coal street First
ward; large lot. Easy terms $1,000
House. rooms. MSrNet street between
seventh and Eighth streets. Easy term, 81, 701.
House rooms, corner lot, 2ith street.
Easy terms, SLIGO.
House, rooms and ball, with large lot 18th
street. Easy terms, 5000
House OF rooms, Fifth ward on easy
terms, $1,000 -
House lOrooms, with large lot, 10Th 81. ~. 800.
House double, , rooms each. lith 81, 5000.
House rooms. Jacob ST.. sixth ward, sl,jJJ
House, rooms, 18th street, sLZOl c..,-,
House, Q rooms. Jacob street centre
House, 'I rooms aud hall lot lOOKl7@ Park
View, sl,S0O , e.h
House. rooms. new. hard wood hnlsh,
Woods strest, Fifth ward s2,I)O
Sulen Ind house, D rooms Lind street Bel
vedere. 81, i5O. ,,,-. .... ooo
House OF ii rooms, boH street. Detween ga
and pa streets, Win f-rooiheu uOu9S IN 'N'
rear, large lot, $500 s,.o,
House OF rooms, Chapline street, Centre
Eouse ri rooms. brick, l4th street, $500.
House OF , roonS Woods street East
40 feet OF and fronting on McColloch and
House of 7 rooms and hall. Chapline street.
Centre Wheeling, n. % 1900.
$50 500 1900 500, $1,000, sl,5oJ and S2Ol
to loan on city real estate.
NESplTT e. DEVlNE,
1879 Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-25
Down TO Date,

At an infnitesimal cost, is the thing to be
desired Such work is the Americanized
edition offered by TIE WHEELING REGISTER.
A prominent educator, whose testimonial
is on file in our Office, states the case much
better than we can. He says:
81 think an encyclopedia is an absolutely
necessary thing, but the Britannica is not only
long out Of date, but it is an English work of
such positively English character that it is
far from suitable for American readers. Its
article on bridges, for instance, ignores the
greatest bridge of its kind in the world our
own Brooklyn Bridge. | have this other fault
to find with it, that only architects can under
stand it's article on architecture or doctors its
articleon anatomy and so on. Now, those men
have more authoritative works on the subjects
they are professionally interested in and
therefore have other uses for the encyclopedia
than in their special line The Americanized
edition remedies these faults in bringing the
subject matter down to date in includingartl-
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biographies of men and women still living or
who have died only since the Britannica was
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For these and other reasons think the Amer
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welcomed with open arms"
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-25

Don't tinker at your Catarrh with I'M
known medicines. It's risky and dangerous.
You may drive 10 to the lungs. Get the
Remedy that has cured Cat3rrh for years
and years - Dr. SageS Catarrh Remedy.
The makers guarantee it to cure, or benefit.
in tho worst cases.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-25
TRUSTEES SALE

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF I's
ID made by Louis Riedrl AID Louise i-.
his wife, OF the CRY o. Vince ing. Do I- .-.
" Of Jnio, and State OF Wet Nlr-tn.a. s.'
trJ ste, dated June >itn, 1921, aua f...'..
the oiIce Of the Clerk Of the County o-.
OHIO County, West virginia. ~ do.4 r 10.
book No b, page 60 will a'
auction st the north 'front.' door OF Doe Coz.
House Of said county on
Saturday, the 1Oth day OF Tebrut' 1880
commencing alto O'Clock a M, the 3D.. .N.a-
real estate: A certain piece or pare VI .r0l 4
living an b cling situated ia the Fi... "afl '
the said CITY o. Wheeling OhiH 0lE..
Virginia. on the west side O. WIZ. Hr f-. '
and fronting forty GJl ieet on fD.'- 81.
the extension Of Nc 3olOch street. ."i
ming enthusiastically 10 " Erri.a
even width. Being tur same ff.N,t
ed TO the said Louis Ricde. Dy h.
gessner and wife. by deed dated
1891, and recorded tu The Gers '..
County Court OF Ohio ,Ouuty We.
20 which deed reference is hsf9h. '
fGler description. On the above '.'
is situated q new tYostyry i'aI
containing rooms. ......
Terms OF Sale.-One-han OF the pi.'
money AMI as much more as me
NAV elect to pa cash IN hand. H1a 'Hr..a
tue remaining purchase money "'it
rom the day OF sale Ia SIX anu i"r.F'
thereafter the purchaser givlus Dos p.
notes for the deferred pas ments secured
deed Of trust on tee property.
LOUIS r.. STILL IfH.
C. A. SCHAEFER ~ Co., Agents. 1901
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-25
Public Sale.

By virtue Of the authority vested l~
deed OF trust made by Nicholas E1.. .-
gustA Ebel his WIFE, dated on the -g.
October, 1890. and recordei iu tle na.ae
Clerk OF the County Court OF Ono Cout
virginia, in deed book numbered 'l' tar--
] will on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY o.. 49,
beginning NJ 10 o'clock q ni..seli al
ton at the north door u the court h'-es
county. All that certain lot or pat.e '
lying ana being situate IN la Grange
Eighth Ward ia tho city Of Nh's ~ ....
county and designated ON the p.4t I'D ...
az lot mum bered si2hty-three, win b.. '.
culqr the buildings. improvement
tenance, situate on OF belonging o. '''
TERMS OF SALE: One-third OF me
money. aud SO much more as ths puli.A
elect. cash on the day OF sale. an-
in Two equal installmeats payable ".-t .-....
in six and twelve months AFTER we Dol. g.
the deferred installm'rts To- Do
lien upon the proper "th a po-'f
ance upon the building. ,..-..-,.
ial2i -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-25


These ingredients should De completely
pulverzei and thoroughly mixed.
The dose Of this mixture is large
tablespoonful for each 200 pounds
weight of hogs TO De treated, and it
should be given only once day. When
hogs are affected with these diseases
they should not be fed on corn alone,
but they should have at least once
dav soft feed made by mixing bran and
mtddliugs, or middlings add corn meal,
or ground cats and corn, or crushed
wheat with hot water, and then stirring
into this the proper quantity of the
medicine. Hogs are fond Of this mix
ture; it increases their appetite, and
when they once taste OF food with which
it has been mixed they willeat il though
nothing else would tempt them.
Animals that are very sick and will
not come 10 the feed should be drenched
with the medicine shaken up with
water. Great care should be exercised
in drenching hogs or they will be sutfo-
Gated. Do not turn the hog on its back
TO drench il, but pull the cheek away
from tue teeth so as 10 Storm pouch,
into which the medicine may be SLOWLY
BUulcQ. II VIII uOW II " IL bAO NASNh "
the mouth, and when the hog finds out
what IL is it will stop squealing aud
swallow. Ia our experiments hogs
which were 50 sick they would eat moth
ing. have commenced to eat very soon
after getting a dose OF the remedy and
have steadily improved until they APP
peared perfectly well.
This medicine may also be used as q
preventive Of these diseases, and for
this purpose should be put in the feed
of the whole herd. Care should Of
course be observed to see that each
animal receives its proper share. In
cases where it has been given fair
trial it has apparently cured most OF the
animals which were sick and has stop
ped the progress of the disease in the
herd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-25
TRUSTEES SALE
DYvlRruE oFADEEp OF rn-

DY VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRr -
ID by Sophie Tape and Henry Il.. .
husband, OF the city OF Nts..I.. c...
Ohio. and state o. West N.r-.ua t ..
trustee, dated November -Stl. ... If. -...
ed IN the Office Of tie Ger. rr..
Court OF Ohio county, Nest t.--... u...
OF Trust Book No. IS page e.
public auction. at the uortl ...a
Court House OF said county. TO-.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18Th. 1St
commencing at 20 o'clOcs d. 3D.. a,.
described real estate: All of te ..l.-.
or parcels OF ground Wing ar. -..,.s..I
ia Lagrange, IN the Eighth N.-. o.. t.-...I
city OF Wheeling. ohio COUNT. t... I....r.
designated on toe plat OF tl- 10. b. Gle
city OF Wheeling IS lots NUN ........ gat.....
(SlJ and eighty-tNo tosJ, .s ....
bered three 80 and parg OF ~. .l. .iaI f.
"a in suaTe numbered. ninety .c- e s
Eighth ward OF the said cts. e..-. ..
property which WAS c0Helcl O.
pho Ispge by Joshua b.. ro,.er .r. H.au.
Foster. his wife. Dy deed dateI ... ...4 ,.
aud October 18th los re,ae.l.. d.. a.. -.
corded N the aid CLERKS Office 0 .a.I
No %, page 40, and ia Deed L5.. A- 4"
page 4l3.
Terms Of Sale-One-haN OF 'ha rsr-.a
money, OF as much more as the pu.rIt-.r a.
elect, cash IN hand. and oue-.a.. .. il. ...
chase money remaining with iu'.rs. 1901. zee
day OF sale in one year tnsr-ll et '
chaser giving his proni,sorf noe i.th.
fer-ed payment, secured by cecil H. t....
the property. JANE +. bJ-.h.
Z. A. SCHAFFER * Co. l-',
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-25
TREATMRNNr OF HOG CHOLERA.

From Farmers BIZ lain No, p, Bureau Of
Apmq. Iqdus ry-By mr. D. f. salmon.
For long time after beginning the
Investigations OF the infectious diseases
of swine the writer was doubtful ii any
remedy or combination OF remedies
could De made which would produce any
marked effect. The experiments of the
last wear, however, indicate that treat
ment If properly applied may be success
full. With the assistance Of DR.. e. a.
de Schweiuitz, chemist Of the bureau,
and DR.. V. A. Norgasrd, inspector, a
number Of formulas have been devel-
oped and used in the field with good
results.
The most eflicacious formular which
has been tried is the following:
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Fifteen Years AgO

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