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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-07
now THET DO IT N CANADA.

The new Governor General Of Cana
da has issued through his Military Sec
retary, the following proclamation
THE VICE REGAL DRAWING. ROOM.
His Exceilency the Marquis of Lorne
and Her Royal HighneSs the Princess
Louise will hold drawing.room at $50
p. II to day in the Windsor Hotel.
Ladies are to wear low-necked dresses
without court trains, and gentlemen
are 70 be in full dress. Ladies' whose
health will nos permit of their wearing
low-necked dceeses may, on forwarding
TO the 4. ID. C.-in-waiting a medical
certificate TO that effect, wear square
cut dresses. Dresses fastening up at
the throat are not to be worn.
Ladies and gentlemen are to bring
with them two cards each, with names
legibly written thereon-one 10 be
left at the door. the other to be given
- the \. D. C.-in-vaiting.
+ p. LIrTLEToS,
Governor-Genersl's Military Sec.'y.
We suppose that at the next blowout
the lA'lies will simply wear fg leaves
Ih% the gentlemen will be clothed in
the Texan Majors uniform, paper
color and par Of spurs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-07
Az HEsTOR.AS AND EIOGRAPnEI.

w. Fl, Watkinds' reply to the inves-
tigating committee nakessevcn columns
in the StG'aderd, closely printed matter.
If it were not SO prodigious we would
gladly publish it, for it puts many
cookie burs under the cruppers of those
tools which are employed to break
down the organized Democracy of the
State. As an historian, Watkinds is a
success, and as biographer he would
beat Bancroft "all hoIlew."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-07
bAk1.

Brown, johnson and Chinaman
are to be hanged at Portland to-day.
1t is sad to contemplate their fate, but
still sadder to think what large num-
Der of acoundrels will escape the gal
lows.
LATEE-Yesterday's news from Port
land acquainted US with the fact that
all the executions had been postponed
to March 2lst.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-07
A WOMAN CONYICT.

Mrs. Kate Cobb of Norwich, Con
necticut, is sentenced to imprisonment
for life for connivance at the murder Of
her husband. It is thought by Ore
gonians thst woman in Marion coun-
ty ought to suffer for parallel crime,
but she fortunately escaped while her
paramour will shortly suffer the extreme
penalty of the law for the commission
of the crime for which she ought to
equally suffer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-07
A COaUNDRUM UNsOLVED.

A nimrod from Pleasant valley kill
ed two deer while running, and suaded
the gun three times, how is that for
high.--Erchonge.
This is a literal copy from one of our
exchanges, and we got SO puzzled up in
the photography of the thing that we
gave up the conundrum. What in
thunder such asses are encouraged to
run newspapers for we can't under
stand.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-07

The Albany and Gantiam Canal.
LaTIGr.

NOTICE.
To All PerSous concerned: The Albany sud Water
biteh, or canal Cnmpany has removed fts 0Iios 10 a
RON 40 stairs In John Briggs building ln the city
of Albany. ~
Persons having business with the Company will and
j. IL BuTkhsr uhois seeFetzry u said Company a.
tending % said Office and ali persons desiring ths
use II said canal for transportation or the use a il
water tgr manufacturing or other purposes will aprl,
70 the Company By ding application with the Sec
rutsry of the company. which Ni he promptly acted
ais9n by the Eoard 9f Directors II sid GoHnlsany
ise regular meeting of the Board Of fSire~4rs as
aid Company viii be held IN the conpAayss aee on
The first Tuesday # each fIiosth
The Company has authorized agents. and no
person iA authorized by this cofHpaB ny n rent Lease or
dispose Of any of the property b. longing TO aid Com
ANY. That = a. say. the Albany and Szntiam csns
together with aii its propsrty-rghts and priyere4
and All business 10 any way connected with said canal
and IL property must sinsis rs,H the Bard Of NJ
reeioFs Il sid Company. and ali psrspns using sasd
anal % its waters and ts property for any puFTsss
Nhstsvff, without Tufh6gity euinalfne from ths
bard of Directors II this Company will Be- held re-
sTs9ffsbie 70 the Company SIR the same
D.sbs By order u the Beard of Dir-ci1rs
Attssts 4 y tftxa
J. II. BUREHaEY F,se.ias1.
Secretary, of said Company.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-07
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned, as administrator al
the estate OF Thomas Deakins. DECEASED.
Viii, by virtue of order Of the County
Court Of Linn county, Oregon, duly made
ma entered Of record at the January term
OF said Codrt, on the 10th day of Febru-
Ary, 1879. at the Court House door, In Linn
county. Oregon. at the hour of one oicIook
IN the afternoon of said day, sell at public
auction 10 the highest bidder, the follow
ing described real property, t0-wit:
The Donation land claim of Thomas
BuFgen, Not No. 1885, described as 10 lows;
The south half of the northeast Quarter
and the north half of the south east Quarter
of section six, in township eleven. south cf
range Ieast, containing leo acres. Also the
$outh l40forty of the east tS0) eighty Of the
south half Of section thirty in township
u, X |, east Of Iha Willamette Meridian.
IN Linn county, Oregon; containing 40
Terms of sale for the first above described
tract of l6o acres-cash in hand in gold coin,
For the second described tractSone-half
gold coin, cash in hand, aud the halanca
on credit OF six months.
WILLIAM CYRUS,
h%Sw4 Administrator.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-07

Beginning tomorrow, Saturday, Feb
ruary LIST, at the Farmers and Mechan-
les Store, complete clearance sale of
the entire stock, at sweeping reductions
for thirty days, to make room for
spring impOrtations. Only cash buyers
solicited. JIM. NOLAN
26ml Proprietor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-07

We publish on the outside an
excellent article from our neighbor Of
the Register, Gen. Applegate. II Is
entitled ssNatsruz History" and Is
worth perusing.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
oHDEsAACg N0.---

An ORDINANCE ALLowTSa THE MAYoI
ASD ALpgnAEs DEMONSTRATION Pon
r=EtR SERVICES.
Be R ordained by the Common Council of III.
City Of Albany.
SIC. /. The Mayor RNd Aldermen shall
each be allowed tho sum OF one dollar
when present al any meeting Of the coun
eli, to be paid quarterly as other clal1ns
against the city
SEC. II. Any member who shall absent
himself from any meeting Of tho Council
shall bo lined the sum Of two dollars, said
hne 10 be assesseI by the Recortier and
10y him accounted for as revenue to the
city; provided. this rule may be relaxed
10 ease OF sickness or absence from the
city.
SIC. q. This Ordinance shall take effect
and DO iniorcc from and Aftcr i've Gays
aftcr publication.
Enacted Jan. 18th. 1873, approved Jan.
18th, 1873. y. G. HARPER,
Acting Mayer.
Attest: =. G. HARPER,
Ciiy Recorder.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-07
Final Settlement.

In the matter of the estate of E. s. Al
tree, deceased.
Notie Is hereby given that the under-
slEned, remaining executor of the last will
and testament Of e. S Altrea. deceased
has filed his final account lnIhe matter of
said estate in the County Court for Linn
county oregon, and that said Court on
the 6th day OF January. 1879, nlads an
order, appointing tri,iaa February Z. 1879.
ae tue hour of one O'Clock p. IN of said
day, AT the Court House, in Linn county.
oregon, tor the hearing of objections TO
said final account and for the :, element
OF the satne. EDWARD Walden
Remaining executor of the lat will and
testament of h. ) Allree. deceased.
Dated this i0tn day of Jan. 1879.
n2Sw4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-07

ALAANY hAhEH.
WHEAT-peT bu-a g
oAIs-pef bu@sge
HAf-baicd-t6c.
L>poss-izr
FoFAToEs-prF bsi-7ssi 90.
BAEDN-hanls-Iz4
sidra-Ds8t0e
ShouldsFa-tuc.
LAHD-in ion tins-u aIiz
kLTTEk-Frush roll stas0r
EliGs-2se.
CItlckESs-sz sn.
sUoAK-AaH Francinco- --Ifss
isiatd-i0t4f1zr
1nAis uItswbONngr. b-gAi unus--s4 70
nsss-s'z bgsi tzfiS-Sz Or
Radiant. 6ssAl e4ns, IL 7s
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-07

This being the "off-yeaf@ in Oregon
politics, the people amuse themselves
hy hanging folks
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-07
LUMBER.

IN HE SPRINGFIELD MILLING co.
Il are prepared to furnish Lumber on
board OF the cars at Albany by the car
load, at the following rates for cash on
delivery:
Clear, dressed 1 side, !" 20 90 s AZ.
Clear, rough, I7OO0
Common, rough, II so M.
ks Battsns, I6 90 IS M.
All freight prepaid by us.
SPRINGFIELD MILLING Co,
nl5mS Springfield, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-07
a CONUsDRUM.

Since resumption has resumed what
IN thunder is the need Of greenback
paperal
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-07
General JObbing!

wv. y. MILLER HAS BOUGHT OUT THE
" s~nefsl j1hbing business hack hires. ecf
s4', u %ork IN bis iiHe with Dispatch Leave orcfs
a. Blains Clothing sloru. NH
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-07
NoTTCE..- ]

My son. Edward II. Dickson. has loft ma
without any just cause whatever, and All
persyns are cautioned against harboIine or
trusting him on my account, as will pay
no bills Of his contracting after this date
Feb Ssh. 1870.
Mimi J. s. DICKSON.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-07
w. "a. BOYD, NJ. d.,
Physician and Surgeon
A'e''"eHee' 81. Charles sIefeI. Oaee. fer she
present, al FosI,ay 4 ssason's Tsraa STARE.
ALBANY, OREGON.
Notice to Creditors.

HAVING SOLD OUT MY INTEREST
Il ~ tbs Albany Meat MAJ ket on saf t,r.
aeay, Jan. 10, AL those moving thernsel YES
IaueDted ~. 70 me up to that date are request
books can he found st the Market,
wv q. v. MOTLEY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-07

This is the best pump in the market,
and tho price dirt cheap. Call at the
DEMOCRAT Office or at the Recorders
Office. p25tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-07

fall wheat. 1t is suggested that they
ought to be we'll contented because
wheat on the hills is "away up" This
is original but out of the usual routine
of jokes-ED.
According to report of the weather
temperature, DC, for the past year.
kept by Geo. Bennett, Esq, of Bandon,
Coos Bay, the mean temperature for
the year was 1885,. There were 3s
frosts and l4l rainy days; rainfall 66
inches, and no snow.
The bridge across the Luckiamute at
Davidson's is impossible owing to the
fact that the water has worn away the
bank and carried away bent of the
bridge on each side of the river. Owing
to the height of the water in the stream
repairs cannot be made.
An Eastern Idaho man has sued an
'ther fellow for seducing his wife, lay
ng damages at $4,000. There is
nothing like estimating the value of
uch thing. In some countries
louble-barreled shot gun would keep
uch case out of court.
The educational law of Oregon
Oesn't extend over the newspaper fra
ornaty, or we surely wouldn't have
bis infection from an exchange
whipping cough on spring creek"
vensen is scarce" and "the Coggans
lurders were hung last ,xesk." But
hen be wound up with an excellent
laining miIY We gave Il up.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-02-05
The World q Tribunal

10
A man, said Emerson, passes for
what he is WORTH Very idle is all
curiosity concerning other peoples
estimate Of US: and all fear of remain
ing unknown is not less SO. If u
man knows that he can doanythipr,
that he can do it better than any one
else, he has a pledge 9f the acknowl-
edgment Of that fact by all persons.
The World is full of judgment days,
and into every assembly that a man
enters, in every action he attemps,
he is gauged and stamped. In every
troop of boys that whoop and run in
each yard and square, a new comer
is as we'll and accurately weighed in
the course of a few days, and stamped
with his right number, as if he had
undergone a formal trial of his
strength, speed and temper. A
stranger comes from a adistant school,
with better dress, with trinkots in
his pockets, with airs and preten-
sions. An older boy says to himself.
"Its no use; we shall find him out to-
morrow
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-02-05
The Bulk Silver Makes.

Thenew vaultin the United States
Treasury, in New York, which has
been prepared for the storage Of sill.
yer dollars, is forty.eight feet in
length, thirty feet in width and
twelve feet in heighth. If every
available inch should be packed sol
idly with 4l23 grain dollars itwould
not hold far from forty million dol
lars. Every one knows that silver is
bulky, but few persons are aware
how bulky it is. A bagof 1000 4124
grain dollars weighs 50 3-16 pounds
adverdupois. Accordingly 100,0O0of
these dollars weigh not far from three
tons. lfa merchant or banker hav-
ing payment Of $4,000 to make is
compelled by circumstances to nav
with silver dollars, he would need a
vehicle as strong and as large as an
ordinary coal cart (nade to carry a
ton Of coa) to transport theEl, and if
this should be heaped up no more
than $4,000 silver dollars could. be
loaded on it.
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land hustle at the door Presently
Jack, who had gone to see what was
the matter, rushed back, his gray
eyes daneing..
"0hl Berry, | say he cried out,
sitting a burst of laughter, eyou
know the beggar? The old man we
turned .ofthis morning2 Well, he's
back again, here at the door, and, OIL
my buttons, but he's our uncle from
China"
Myauntin her black silk andpoint
lace stood behind a stall Of cakes and
ices. She turned sharply at Jacks
words. He saw her look of conster-
nation and screamed with laughter
again.
81 say, now, mamma, it is true.-
Don't you wish you'dlet me give him
the cold turkey, instead Of makingit
into sandwiches"
Myaunt did not utter a word
but she hurried to the door, and Bere,
nice followed.
There he stood, our long.expected
uncle from China, a little, weather
beaten old man with a pinchcd face
y, wicked twinkle in his eye. Ny
adntrushed up to him at once, and
would have smothered him with
kisses. But he merely gave the tips
of his yellow fingers.
81 made acquaintance with your
niece this morning" he said, with a
dry, ehuckling laugh, turning to me
as he came in, "and the little girl
there, too" Indicating Kitty. "she
is poor Marian's child, eh2 She's got
her mothers fair face, and good heart.
She gave the beggar a welcome
which some others | know of didn't.
All, well, suppose it is human ma
ture. ButI'll make it up to her all
the same. Never turn needy man
from your door, Mrs. Chidleigh. You
know what the good book says about
entertaining angels unawares?"'.
Poor aunt. The look on her face
was too ludicrous, Inspite ofour re-
lationship, | laughed till my sides
ached. But Berenice went to her
room and cried herself to sleep.
Well, there is little more to tell
1t really was our uncle from China,
who had chosen to come to us, wear
ing the guise of a beggar, and ifonly
my aunt had been consistent in her
charity, her long cherished expecta-
tions might have been realized.
As it was, the great China fortune
went to me and Kitty and Jack, and
Berenice got never penny And,
moreover, when Horace Everleigh
did speak Che had spoken that eve
ming before our uncle declared him
self), it was me he asked to be his
wife
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-02-05

y W. ~ W < Y " ~
Isng,.' ahlssa happy in,those strong
arms,''@I am, sure / gan walk
Butt khdgNyou can't" said Mr.
Everhighg inpetuously. "Howshall
lever forgive myself Itlwas my
'Hapid gallop that made you start"
|, no, no" | cried, 81 was talking to
this poor old man, and it came onm
so snddenly-you are not a bit to
.blame--only | have been foolish
But'do let me try to walk"
My earhestness joined to my strug-
giles induced him to yield. He re-
leased me from his arms. But the
put my foot to the ground,
the agony was such that | almost
shrieked: i bit my lip ill the blood
came, however, and kept silence.
= Mr.. .Eyerleigh snatched'me again
into Bis arms 81 knew it would be
soy hecriedi "and now you must let
me carry you. "Johp," and he call
ed,to groom, who had been follow.
ing hi9 "ride at once to, DR.. Ian
doris. We must, my dear Miss Child
leigh, hqvethe foot balidaged with
out delay. 'e
: !. 4AgpgI will lead your horse to the
cottage" interposed the old beggar,
issand tie him there. Come on, little
SaS}itsS, you and will follow"
So yhen we got home the house was
! Y vi @sswah the smell of crullers,
.SEich, MAMMA was baking for the
Slsss IlRat was to be given up at
|. AGnt Mays after the fair. Poor
iamma, SEe looked tired to death,
AID whea she saw me, she fairly
gave. up for the moment; but Mr..
ESerieigh, ina few. words, put her
fears to rest, and long before the ply.
sisian .csme my injured foot was
'sRatked and bandagcd, SO that Dir.
landor declared he had been "regu-
larly taken in" ;
When evening came my foot was
'ever so much BETTER so much so, that
when Mr.. Everleigh returned with o
carriage and insisted that we should
all 60 up t9 my aunts to the fair as
,wdhad promised. | was only too
willing, to consent, For the first
time in our acquaintance there was
something in Mr.. Eyerleigh's man.
ner that made even me, humble as l
was, think that | was not without a
charm for him.
The beggar had crept unobtrusive-
ly intoa corrfer while my foot was
being bandaged, but Kitty remem,
bering him, left me when she found
the hurt was not serious. "Poor old
man. she said, 1--WE had nearly for.
gotten you. You must be hungry.
Here, eat some of these crbllers, and
when mamma has finished with Mag
gic she will make you cnn of ion -
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County Dire ctory.

Judge Circuit Court Joseph Smith, RsveHswOod.
Clerk Circuit Cour-C. b. Waggeners
President County Court-D. S. Van Aiatre.
County Clerk-J. 7. K. B. Smith,
Prosecuting, Attorney--Geo p Simpson.
SheritE-David S. Stevenson. DepuueS-J Jewett
Jaiort Samuel W. SomeFyile, Henry Fry Joseph n
Daigh and W. d, Spmerville.
Surveyor Of Lands-Ihomas j. Roberts.
Assessors-J James W. Wndon, District No. I.;eE. +
Baker, Dislhc, No. q,
superntendenl of Free sehoOIs--charIs. E. Hogs.
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iftisntl!.y , Cad z! Cur Big dog Carlo
||s;sagparlttg al his heels. Ths;beg-
.gaf a'as.so slosSto the window that
he must have heafa every word. my
auiit SAID; and he locked scr@t-fallen
enough in;ehaseqsilice. ...
ut doesn't seem quite consistent'a
Iremsrkedf ffoTonte5 5Iettihg2sth il!
dignation get The better uf my love
peace, "to. o.haye,lhe house aboutope's
ears, gettigsreads foE fio,EE 9 q charity fair,
and a starving beggar walkingdton
the door 'unftd. ~. i
GA thieving trampS aiay aunt
hotly. "Keep silenS.; Meg and. don't
interfere. It's noneaf your Business,
anyhow r h. X, :
Twas prudent enough 70 make no
reply, but.lns bleed boiled, neverthe.s
less. Haiti remained + much longer
1,sh1uldShaEa lost my self control; !,
fearSof 7 .ggPt up directly, and saying
that | had promised to go'honie Soon,
left my annt's: Is , a., ~ :
Our cottage was. at the edge 6f:the
wood, s.t'autSide e the great lgqtes;
bst the avenue e u vas lfsllf am elong,
and before I Thaareaeaed the gates, 7
.haS alppst ovettaken ,the iieggar.1-
He seemed rot only old batsfseble,
and Yalke1s with difficulty; he was
probabIy.tlsaf also, IS he did. d.a,st'
sdewtsJssSf i56ts.teps. JpstatEs
ade'sAs h!a,Eniatmylis .l1 j sistS
kiesg N|o w y. sssgetts!ming I: ffos G
wSSd So Z y s.l eEsa sys bseR e te pc
~ ~ sf "A
sticks j far:9 y :99lssagai ~; sE! !;
. My aeata sud thtroa ags IA ,nanl g .aas
dressing hers.ssaa you tell Irieg'bere b \. DE
| can aippeE and 4 sytlNkt y s!1!
lodgingY ! am old 'andt; poef, and
haven,t.tRe money to gotoa tavern;
HYeu look Ss j you had . kind heart
God blessitl I've just been turned
away from the big house here; but
perhaps you are not 50 hard. hearted
as the mistress there" ~
hittys honest little face showed
the pity that she felt. But she'was
only a,child, and shrank from re-
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Terms of Court.


Circuit court-F First Monday in April and October.
May, July November and December.
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May5r-Hcnry ]. Fisher, Jr.
Recorder-M. H. Hale
councnien-- 4 Stribling, G. Shrewsbury, John w.
English l.. T. Campbell, Andrew r. Darst
Sargeant-S. J. Blake. Asscsor-Wm. j. Kenny
Street mmissoner-Andrew r. Darst Oyerseers Of
the Poor-Drs. Shaw and Campbell. t
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when your uncle COZ

"When your uncle cor
from China, Berenise dear
do thus and so,'';was alwa5
aunt's tongue; for rich ass
least comparatively she Is
wanting more.
And now he was comm
screamed with delight.
q shall tell EyerIeigh,s
almost instantly and b lit
fully, q dare say heIlsspeq
"It doesn't at all mattel
he speaks or not, my daugf
my aunt, loftilN when *
arriyes-and we may
him any day next week
feel, my dear, that your I'D
life is doubiy secured.
Eyerleigh would hardly be
for you. So nov you and
on with your work. I'in5
charity fair comes off 10
shall be e,busy hereafter pre-
'youEuncle. WhatapityA
beihere for Thanksgiving
Having said this M
down to write out Until
directions for the charitYl
.yout church member, aad
of philanthrophist, was
"Mam1aa, mamma, | 50
Jack, Berehice's shopefal
lad some dozen summers
ing his head in At the 5dS
you got any stale yictg
clothes, or anything togi
Ny aunt put down her
and threw back. the. point
pets of her breakfast cap
of annoyance. Jack was
ment.
"why, Jack?8 dema
nice.
cause there's a begged
He looks'awful hungry,
no overcoat. | say, mann
give him that cold turh
larder?" M
Mamma leaped. bert
No. 4 want that 5turk
sandwiches for the fair d
touch it. Send the Beggl
know | wont have tram
place. Send him away
aud write outiyour Latin
Jack tlrned sfromsthe q
oRhis snnny face. Loc
The wiHfl9w. / saw an old