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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21
SUCH LOVELY DRESS GOODS

beautiful French Pa Plain Striped suug Mag
nfcent Robes s in Chnas Pngees Armur F Whip Cords surah
Etc Black Grenadines
Ladies'
10 81 We wish Anderson County would do
call Trimmings
this line alone
MISS SMITH, of Baltimore making
nrooau
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21

Never had preparation more appro-
pirate name than Ayers Hair Yigor,
When the capillary glands haooma enfse-
hled by diseabe, age, or neglect, this dress
ipg.imparts renewed life to the scalp, 30
that the hair assumes much OF its youth.
full fullness and beauty.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21
a Card,

To the Citi=ens Of Ander,on: I haYe SO.
cured the State Teachers Association for
Anderson this Summer. Those I have
seen have cheerfully opened their homes
to entertain the meM bera of this Associa-
ton Many of you / have not been ahle
to seq, The Association will meet on the
22nd and adjourn on 24th of July. This
will afford good occasion far Anderson
to display her hospitality aud progressive-
ness. Alao the Committee to locate the
Industrial School for women will meet
here at that time. Will all whom have
not already spen please give me thcir
names at once, with the number of dele.
gates they can entertains Please respond
promptly and literally. They will be
hero only three days.
Very respectfully,
G. WARpLAW. School Com.
p. s.--This notice applies also to those
who live outside the city limits, but near
enough to entertain delegates. o. w.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21

Dyspepsia causes depraved blood;
which, in time, fleets every organ anu
function Of the body: Aa remedy lor ;
these troubles, nothing can approach
Ayers Sarsaparilla. It vitalizes the blood
alronpthens the stomach, and correcta ull
disorders of the liver and kidneys.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21

WANTEn.-Energetic young man for
Office Manager. Salary S75 per month,
and interest in the business. References
and small cash capital required. a32
Broad Street, Augusta, Ga, ...,.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21

When Baby was Ack. we gave her caatosis,
When she was q Child, she cried for caatarIaA
When abe BECAME Misc, abe olung 70 castoria,
When abe had Children, she gave them CastorlA
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21

Para-sit -i-cide is guaranteed to cure
Itch in 80 minutes or money refunded.
Sold by Hill Rros. Anderson, 8: c.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21
WASH GOODS SPECIAL.

One Indigo Blue CaI a5c worth One Case Shifting Prints at
worth One Case Solid Camby and Fancy Gnghms M Match
them elsewhere for less than 0c if you
Look lovely Chaes French Persian Mul fancy and
solid coo, exquisite stock endless embracing
large variety of figured goods.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21

WAyTED.-Ladies and Gentlemen to
travel Salary $25 per month. a32 Broad
Street. Augusta, Ga,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21
BRICK RANCE,I J
What We EXPECT TO Do =
DON'T MISS THIS GRAND OPPORTUNITY.
A Free Gift to Every Purchaser. So

HAVING made vcae present building on BRICK
Range stock hand
Goods AS heretofore will donate
purse Dollars charitable institution if
fully twenty-five cent lower than be purchased elsewhere
the people Brick Range have decided to
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21
WHITE GOODS SUPERB,

Founcng Dots, White Red Blue
Embroidery the Skirt we have already ordered second They too
pretty Ladies' all We have everything the heart coud wish for White
Goods good Nusoo to the beautiful imported Pd and
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21

The Pioneer Firemen are arranging to
have festival in Temperance Hall on to-
morrow (Friday) evening for the purpose
of raising money to equip their Company
in new uniforms, etc. The Pioneers are
always ready to do their duty in saving
and protecting our property, and we
should give them liberal patronage Fri
day evening. Don't forget the time and
place.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21

Those who love Style and Beauty they hrong Store
daily exclaim with one accord: "Your Goods are by
far the most beautiful and stylish we have
seen anywhere p
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21
MILLINERY OUR PRIDE.

With each of the great cities Of Baltimore and New
York Mr. bb show Lady friends such
beautiful that the adious pleased Our Baltimore
syga Ibis o1 New styles
French Mde who direct from Paris and makes specially
found Store Hats Ribbons
Flowers Pune endless proluo Lovely Hats @ This stock has been
all for lovely Hats before
We al! our Pattern Hat.-hey perfectly lovely
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21

Capt. Tom. ]. Lipscomb, one Of The
most popular knights OF. the grip" and
who travels for Thurber, Whyland & Co.,
New York, spent Tuesday in the city, and
before his departure We were agreeably
surprised to receive from him beautiful
box of Wade Hampton Cigars" which is
now the leading brand he is offering to his
customers in this State. The box lid bears
the handsome face of the old hero, with
the following inscription: "l661-1876-
Forgotten. True and Tried. Hampton
for Governor 1892" The cigars, like the
old hero, are ''True and Tried" and are
meeting with a big sale wherever intro.
duced. Many thanks, friend Lipscomb.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21

Regular trains are now running be-
evss tTss9 9bs sSsrsoa g. Sa and MeaFes spesine
"We learn that arrangements will be made,
if possible. for the south.bound freight
train on the G., G. & N. TO connect closely
with the Augusta bound passenger train
from Anderson, on the Savannah Valley
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21

A change was made in the schedule of
the freight train on the s. V. r. r. last
Monday The train now arrives here at
II. 80 a. m. and leaves at Q p. NJ. Passen-
gers may leave Anderson on this train
and 60 through to August that night,
making connection ut Mccormick with
the south-bound passenger train from
Spartanburg.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21

Ill utW UullU(u1S, ctCs 4u0 1Ou0oIe o2S
always ready to do their duty in saving
should give them liberal patronage Fri:
day evening. Don't forget the time and
place.
The Board of Directors of the Y. N. G..
A. have issued call No. for 20 per cent. of
the sums subscribed for building purposes,
to be paid in by June LIST. AS soon as q
sufficient amount Is collected to justify the
Board in proceeding with the work Of
building, the erection Of the building will
be begun. It is hoped, therefore, that the
contributors will respond promptly to
their call.
MIR. J. A. Major, Of the Meals Creek sec.
ton, was partially paralyzed last Saturday
and is now confined to his bed in a help.
less condition. Tuesday evening his con-
dition was slightly improved, but the at
tending physician thinks there is very
little chance for his recovery. Mr.. Major is
we'll known citizen, and his friends
throughout the County will regret to hear
of his illness.
Any person who furnishes reliable news
is looked upon as a valuable friend to the
editor. Many persons hesitate about
sending postal-card or other inforrna-
ton to newspaper regarding the move.
ment Of themselves or their friends, lest
the editor should think them anxious to
aes their names in print. BE will think
nothing Of the kind; he is glad to get such
notes.. Send fow and soc.
The Greenville Ne,us, of Tuesday, says
"Miss Launa Todd, of Anderson County,
~ / k61 1afn
terday afternoon at 2 o'clock to J. @. Leak,
performed By Trial Justice McBee, and Mr..
and Mrs. Leak Left on the 220 o. clock train
for their home in Winston. The bride
came to the CITY On the Anderson train
accompanied by several friends.
a st. Louis paper says that glasa may
be cut With scissors as easily as if it were
a piece Of paper. The secret consists in
plunging the pane Of glRas into q tub OF
water, submerging also the hands and the
scissors. The scissors will cut in straight
lines without flaw. This is achieved in
consequence OF the absence Of vibration.
If tho least portion of the scissors is left
out of the watar the vibration will prevent
the glass cutting.
In another column will be found re-
port OF Mr.. Terrell's speech last Thursday.
Not knowing that the speech on Wsdnes-
day morning would be public one, this
paper was not represented at that meeting,
bnt We hear that much the same views
were given on each day. The 4NTELLI-
aRNoER was represented, however, on
Thursday, and the report given is as o4r
representative heard it, though it 10 ne.
cessarily condensed and imperfect. We
learn that at an executive meeting Thurs
day afternoon officers for the Third Con.
gressional District were elected, as fol-
lows j. w. Bowden, President; s. =.
Stribling, Vice.President J. G. Watkins,
Secretary and Treasurer; Jas. L. Heitt,
Lecturer,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21

We invite your attention to o. B.
VanWyckH new advertisement he
means what he says. His stock for the
season is full and complete, and visit to
his establishment will do you good. By
low prices and honest goods, Mr.. Van
Wyck is making new customers every
day, and when you want anything in his
line take our advi.e and give him call.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21

Mr.. Clarence McFall, of Danville, Va.
came to his old home last week to attend
8 the marriage of his sister and to spend
few days with his mother and family.
His friends were glad to greet him. Vir-
ginia seems to be doing good part by
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21

Our young friend, Will. E. Owen. of
Pendleton Township, was in the city last
Monday and purchased Mr.. D. s. Max.
wells fine young stallion. Mr. Owen,
who is an energetic farmer, says he Is
going to stop growing 80 much cotton and
give more Of his time and attention to
raising stock and supplies. He is taking
the right steu
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21

We are indebted to Mr.. w. G. Sharpe
for an invitation to attend the Commence
ment exercises of the Honea Path High
School at Honea Path, s. c., on Thurs
day and Friday, June 4th and 5th. An
interesting programme has been arranged
for the occasion, and the students will no
doubt be greeted by large audiences each
dov 80.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21

Todd Bros. handed in new advertise.
ment, but it was too late to appear this
week. In looking over it. We notice that
they are prepared to keep you cool, and
are Offering soda water, milk shakes, sher.
bets, &C., at cents glass. or will sell you
Is tickets for one dollar. Give them call
at No. 4 Chiquola block.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21

The closing exercises of the Greely In.
stitute took place In O'Donnell's Hall last
Friday evening, and were attended by q
large crowd OF the colored citizens. The
program consisted OF dialogues. speeches,
Rotations, etc. concluding with an ad-
dress from Prof. Sanders, principal OF the
colored graded school of Greenville.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-21

Mr.. D. H. Hammond offers some valua.
BILE real estate for sale, as will be seen by
referring to an advertisement in another
column, which we invite you to read care
fully. He also has lot Of personal prop
erty for sale. His terms are reasonable
oD1 naav
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14

oire filing in lace quillings. In another
scene she wears q full dress dinner
gown with a very low pointed bodice
cut down at front and back.
A square apron front is outlined by
band of sable extending down each side
and across the bottom. Sable bands
also border the arrnl,oles. On the right
side the sable band is carried down
from the back of tho armholc and is
caught up on the left side in big loop
and fastened with diamond buckle
The long train,is of brocaded white and
yellow satin 10 correspond with The rest
of the gown, and is lined with brown
surah. "
Puffings of straw nousseline chiffon
are put around the low cut front of the
bodice. Short puffed sleeves of the
same material extend 10 the elbow.
Another toilet of Nine. Hading which
while not stage gown is favorite of
hers and is frequently chosen when the
actress desires to sit for her photograph.
is simple surah gown with rounded
neck and frill Of the celebrated Had
ing rufliing laid fat around it. The
waist is round one, gathered in az the
belt. This style of waist does not easily
grow old-fashioned, and looks well as
long as the photograph Is cherished. It
is also pretty and graceful for wear on
semi-full-drcss occasions.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14

Eaeo VIVA nlagk velvet ~ wkaez~ tle gown
cczrseS "a 5uxt8posSEasa vita TIE sh1n
The Eoaan osSs sbt1ssiens II yellow,
t1ae. yioaet pink AID grexa naay ts
wora ylosely 4lied, 4 vassefa2lsy ehos-n
sud srraase4 Tlae e&er hath Hooos
So eNse lleps exaasp splss - t1ais eo<a-
tlnir-g AL co31Fs lnagsaAels they arc
vt sa * ieately hzrszsntsed that the
g1levs seeIa as = delicate rainbow ex-
Qulslfr IA ttuf AID texture.
Slace tiack has gons oIt of styie fer
street dresses. Il - saEsealt 70 Snd any
tblug u the hne x reakly -inaSse blsck
gowns sai'a 1le FOR yoang women ne~s-
ger dresses can be found In stock AID a
few fr@eks fot travelling tours. but even
these are few and far - seek A peculiar
t.nt Il yellow, that = not al orange. nor
al eeru nor set an old gold. i gaining
ia popularity. The tint i little on
the brown and has a reddish east about
IL. II We may oe pSrsionec for describing
a single tint as being 50 sarlegsted
Many of the Scotch. pieids com nbine
this color with either red. yellow, or
both. NTH this gown is worn seal
jscke; and black lat with nodding
plumes aud a big rose with green
leaves On warmer DAYS the seal jacket
Is discarded for rough cloth one with
braided sleeves and Mediei collar.
Whole eaPes with long pointed fronts
and hedisi collar are made ont Of os-
trich tips. The tips are shor, and thick
and are pat on In close clusters 50
a. 10 completely cover the foundation
OF the garment. which is generally Of
heavy satin, thielkly wadded. An ostrich
tip lnuff with satin ribbon bow accom-
panied the feather cape. This is ex-
ceedingly stylish aud more durable than
one would suppose. II can not, however,
be exposed 70 vieissitudcs OF climate, as
a dash of rain or furry If snow dam
ages il past recall. unless the long and
expensive curling operation Is. per
formed.
Mime. Jane Iiading IS as usual creating
= Partisan sensation by her superb
dressing on the stage. In 'Ie Depute
Leveaux," now being performed at
Paris. She wears q magnificent negiige
bordered round The neck with 4 direct
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14

'-Psycha tsrcs III ,. sAs great raj
fng Sosy~r
~Ana va al exercise tas psyehae
foFceF
'.'fhAt = hard - say. Il thsy csns
sapliaLs uss. l p.lsssss u but I've ~
revelation bo cheat tke grave BIT
~ogsd yoa Ake this thAS "a broad.
philosspbie easlsf
Hare ssn I. as a li.xbs hoyT- Avaia
the penell and -Sain a circle. and again
a. tbs psoSpSet ~ pictures the ehiIa -
His = tbs eyeiopean eFe. The ego. the
individual II TIE other boys jump fve
feeE. l punp tea aud cry 'hooray.
'hooray ~ into the ~oods with =
barrel 4nd | shssut into ths Oang hols.
thls Is the barrel ana this j. bang a
circle. with . smaller circle inside Z
shout into the buag GEORGE ERAN-
CIs TRAIN, GEOKGE FRANCIS
TRAIN And The woods echo 4 back.
'OE0aGs FR4sCIs Tram. OEossE FzAS-
cIs fsAEStT The Citizen illustrates
with his hand trumpet fashion at MS
mouth ard sle child Is pleased
Il keep this barrel and shout into
II for i've years. George Francis Train
II very large and the world very small
Then travel and | u nj the uniye rss very
large and George Francis Train very
small This 10 the universe Ind ON
The paper appears big and very
ragged circle. dwariing the little ones.
II has its name. universe" written for
Identification inside Then | utterly
abandon the ego, | give up the indi-
vidual, aud by 80 doing l attain unto
the universal BY having nothing |
have every thing: by being nothing
myself am all things.
Nobody can understand that bv re-
pudiating the one / gather all things
into the one, and SO they call me q
crank, That's my own word;
applied il first twenty-five years ago.
A crank turns things. Men never call
fool crank. it's always man of
genius.
'But this merging Of self in the all Is
psvchism. Mesmerisia and hypnotism
and magnetism and electric force are all
branches Of il. People are getting
glinpses into it As into undiscovered
countries, and you fad knowledge of Il
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14

cries. German laces and Romanesque
scarfs are 10 be found doing duty
almost daily In the toilet. And what
is moro confusing. many different types
figure az one and the same time.
One not infrequently sees in a ball
room an American beauty with her
hair banged English style and twisted
into psyche knot, Cleopatra gown
upon her slender form and French
heelcd slippers upon her feet.
Our dress has become like our nation
alitv, somewhat mixed but the result
so long as il has been planned carefully,
Is not unpleasing
For tea gowns, velvet has been en-.
tirely discarded. A large New York
firm, dealing heavily in these goods,
could show only one velvet house dress
in stock. and the order has been sent
out that not another one should be
made.
Cashmere and surah make favorite
materials, as they drape easily and
lend themselves gracefully to long lines
and pretty, flowing curves. But. more
than all, the neat, pretty French chal-
lie is sought as the material most desir-
able for house dresses. 1t is inexpen-
sive; yet not sufficiently so to be COM
mon, and it has neat beauty OF its
own chat makes it favorite. 1t is
more effective when draped in full
quantities, with folds of the goods over
tapping and everything each other in full
profusion.
Many of the challic tea gowns have
fronts shirred at neck and waist and
falling, full in front, with a loose
drapery caught across them. Velvet
ribbons ere made in bows and fastened
at the side of the collar and at each side
Of the waist shirring. The back may
be either fitted in or left 20 fall in flow
ing style 10 match the front.
Invisible fastenings arc more than
ever the style for securing the waists of
gowns. buttons are entirely out of
date except when used in small and
quiet forms underneath lapel or inside
a waistcoat
For women with perfect bust and
slender waist, there is style of walk
ing dress without seams, and shaped TO
figure. !; has n pOlonaise front and
fastens slantwise across the figure from
the left shoulder TO the right hip,
where il is caught by a big buckle. A
fancy. braiding conceals the place OF
fastening To make this waist seem
even palmer and smoother by contrast,
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
THE WOMAN OF FASHION
zow sac Atsires Herself for an
Afternoon Tea
ssshlns Ca Bs susEiS4a Is Drsss-.fs
NzGss B. EEsasas CrSst&aa >eetcA or
As fkzzs kgs American hists
"a Choosing SsSEs tvr Cao1Gs.

Netting ) Amerilsn in the lists q
fashion pastss IL either tals country or
Eur0ps Iae gowns are Greeian.
French or Egyptian The fsyorlte de-
sizus are scotch plaids. Irish poplus
are much w9ru for travelling snd be-
tween seasons slippers are b8rkish
HouBets sre Freneh and the tiny tolDes
81 much admired are spanish.
Eagland has long ruled IN 'nen's
styles and. nntu recently, Paris designs
have been quoted for the women: ont
n0w the fashionable lads wardrobe is
q polygl0t 80 far - natlonalltles are
concerned. Turkish slippers spanish
sandals, Russian coats. orcelan dAp-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14

sleeves. greatly puffed az the top are
ders. The skirt falls plain on the left
side, but hangs in loose folds on the
right.
In tea gowns there IL fashion for
fastening long court train 20 the back
of the shoulders. permitting il 20 fall
loosely from the gown which. In that
case. is tight-ftting in the back. Many
Of he newest ones are made IN this
way A large vatican plait is fastened
a. The shoulders and sweeps in long
lines behind the wearer as she walks.
The unds~ side ~ this plat Is II satin
or sursh in a pretty contrasting shade.
In combining colors for bouse dresses
II should s.wsys he borne IN mind that
these gowns VIII - seen more often nv
gasIizht tfrsn hy sunlight. and there
fore the ooaors should be such a. XIII IL
luTnsne well.
Lavender. unless - ar exceptionaf1-
pale shade. looks prettier and Is more
becoming II edged with black ~ neck
and wrists. Gray is softer and nsorp
tender m hae combined vith white. OF
with Eray Of paler shade. Green is Nd
becoming - al but TIE fsirest, ,eies-ps.-
skinned blouaes. vet i nav b made .
more easily -rns1sg~d color = con bred
with rose silk or satin
Yei11ee. which Is most trTfnr. Unless
exactlv suited 80 TIE wes~er, "a rap
dared becoming ard stfl<inz Il trim
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
BAD ECZEMA ON BABY
Head one Solid Sore. Itching Awful.
Had to Tie His Bands to Cradle.
Cured BY Cutieura.

Our little boy broke out on bis head with
old We tried three doctors but thev did not
heip him. We then used your three tr1FCVga
RENEnu :. and after nslrE them eleven weeks
exactly sccordips 70 ti -ecttons. he began -
steadily in prose. aud aiteF the use Of them for
seven months his head was ehrire.y well
Wben we began using II his head vas solid
sore from the crown to his eyebrows 10 Was
also all over HIS EAR. most OF his face, and
small places - dIfereat parts ef his BODY.
There we're sixteen weeks tEst W had q teer
his ba3ds tied T. tSe cradle. and hold them
when NJ was rskea ap: and had 20 keep nit
tens tied on hts hsnes 60 Keep his finger nails
out of the soreS. "a be would scratch If he
could ia any way ret bis hands ioosr. We
know your ICTfci PA kFHfBrES cured him We
feel szfe in recommending tnsrn 20 ofhes.
6To. 3. \ .ANfT7 a HtkR4s. Webster. Ind.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
CITIZEN TRAIN PREDICTS
yns rzEnediass DowrTsa cr Our
Social System.
ny Rsschla yssssa szs sees Fhse GsaIa
nsss4is Fsaas sd kaas Aa.xshy ls
s4s.. .1 Haas "A atxfa<s II shxssa~
ASS .1a Cr@akas1ls
f.nrfhI..aT. IN

7 stopped az the Continental Hotel ca
M waY dOwn-tosa this naesang - asx
aIr. asorge kr4nsis 1fssn II hs knew
the where's 3.slIss 4 naA ~to had beea
swallowed gut - ~ s.gkf - Nes Yerks
to2si1y 4ad buebgng
= e4at help yoa ia tie matter, said
Stissa Tram. bat { don't thiaA yea
need trouble Yourself We shall al DC
swallowed up almost Immediately
II you owe money. deat pay it il
sny poGJ owes yoa aoaey collect It
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
AsOo Reward.

So confident are the manufacturers Of
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy in their
ability to cure chronic nasal catarrh,
no matter how bad or how long stand
ing, that they offer, in good faith. the
above reward for case which they can
not cure. Remedy sold by druggists at
90 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14

Prison Chsplsin-Bad company. u1y
poor friend. is what gets most men into
trouble.
Coaviet-Dat's 80. cap RI crsv I
could a l<aps on. er ie 6etectiv.'s wayi
West shore.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14

rrsnstFst (srss nisAtA-Eaf fs ths.
man Kissing
Msnsgsr-No. II "a a nsa n on- of
the back seats susvfag- He has a p-Sas-
isr sncre, sasaE aes