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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29
SARDlS.

SARDIS o., Oct. - Miss Edith Hofer
was shopping at New Martinsville Monday
evening
MIR Chambers was in town Saturday on
business.
Mrs. Chas. OfNiel Of New Martinsvllle,
spent Sunday with her daughter.
Messrs Thurman Spriggs and Chas Lit
tie, of Woodsfed were IN town Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Geo Titus and family ar
rived home Monday from visiting rela-
lives al Pennsylvania.
For Rent-Dairy Farm, with build
ings. near Wheeling; will run 80 cows.
For particulars address a." Register,
Wheeling, w. Va.
DR.. j. X. Ferguson. Of Marietta, spent
the week here on professional business.
Mr.. John Schultz Of Wheeling, was hers
ON business Tuesday
DR.. S. G. Griffith and Mr. Chas Daily at
tended the Republican meeting last SAT-
urday evening at Darlington
Mrs. Mcdonald Of Altitude, was this
guest Of her sister Monday.
Mrs. jim Bowen. of New Martinsville,
was visiting friends here Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid Society met Thursday
afternoon at home o. Mrs. S. c. Grinth.
Mr. VIM. sidell Of New Martinsvine
was calling on friends IN town Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Jesse Baxter. OF Kew Martlnsville,
spent the week here with her parents.
Mrs. Boice IL visiting friends here az pre-
sent and has class IN painting.
Mr. Duncan. of Wheeling, was in town
Thursday.
Mr. Sam Hofer spent the past few days
at Pittsburg
Mr.. Hornbrook, Of New Martlnsvilie. was
in town Friday.
quite a number Of our young folks en-
joyed straw ride Thursday evening. Al
had a merry time.
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ST. GAINESVILLE.

ST. CI4AIRSVILLE, o., October Is
Charles Steger, of Pittsburg, was the
guest of the family of d. H. Mcbride
over Sunday.
Mrs. Scion Fletcher visited her moth
er, Mrs. McClaren, at Bridgeport, over
Sunday.
Whit Judkins and Recorder Beatty
and family spent Sunday with friends
at Flushing.
Wilbur Tudor, of Norwich, was the
guest of the family Of d. H. Mcbride
ON Tuesday
John E. Smith and wife, of Beaver,
Pa, were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Burtoff over Sunday.
Mrs. John Boeshaar returned Monday
from a visit with friends in Cincin-
natl
]. l.. Frink went east en- Tuesday 10
purchase his winter goods.
Mrs. Mary Campbell went to Cincin-
natl Wednesday morning to visit her
sister, Mrs W. w. Cowen.
r. c. Ayers was at Toledo this week
attending the annual meeting of the
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted
Masons.
Mrs. Will Clark and Master Kenneth
Clark and Mrs. Charles Keys of Wheel
ing Island, were the guests OF Mrs.
John Ferren on Wednesday.
DR.. Homer West, who has been with
DR.. Rau, of Wheeling, is home for a
few days visit. He goes to MeMechen,
w. Va. the first of the month, where he
will locate.
A. w. Kennon was at washington,
a.,
Attorney G. H. Weems and James
Rees were at Columbus Tuesday and
Wednesday on business.
The young society people of this
place gave dance Wednesday evening
in J. F. Crossland's new store room.
All report good time.
Ed. Moore. OF Bellaire, was the guest
of the family of Auditor Aldredge this
week.
Mrs. Earnest Streng, of Cadiz, is the
guest of Mrs. William Shoemaker, east
of town.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kennon is lying dan
gerously i'll at her home on Marietta
street. She has been sufferer from
rheumatism fer number of years.
Mr.. Clark Daniels, of Louisville. and
Miss Nettie Grassland. of this place,
were married Wednesday Miss Cross
land is one of ST Clairsville's best
young ladies and Mr. Daniels is pros
porous young business man of Loyds-
Vile Their host of friends wish for
them success.
Marriage licenses issued since last
report: John E. Graham and Ada O.
Giffen. Edward Carpenter and Mary c.
Hendershot. James A. Peddicord and
Emma Clark. Cary j. Smith and Mary
Leona Jones. John Butcher and Mary
Scurgent, Barney Bernstein and Mary
Iando, Edgar c. Ward and Eva E.
Mantle. Harry Strobel and Della c.
Fullerton. Joseph ". Osborne and Mar
garet H. Clay1and, George ". P. Adams
and Mary c. Kindle. Noah n Bumgar-
ner and Matte Ferguson. Geo. Meister
and Katherine Young.
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NEWS FROM NEARBY TOWNS.

| of Health at Parkersburg next week,
and it is minated that he will have a
lengthy report on the sanitary condi-
tfons of the town.
Mrs. w. d. Smith, who has been at
the Wheeling Hospital for some weeks,
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Larimore, of Union street.
Mrs. Smith is much improved in
health Her husband died at Cincin-
natl, of typhoid fever.
Mrs Thos. H. Cornett received a tel
egram Friday from the State OF Wash
ington, stating the death of her father,
DR.. Calving.
Robert McGhee returned Friday from
Wellsburg, where he attended the lay
ing o. the corner stone of the public
school building.
j. Cook, of New York City, is here
in the interest Of an OH company, who
secured lands during the excitement OF
1863. They expect to operate on their
leases in the near future.
The incorporators CT the New Mar
tinsville Grocery Co. met Friday and
elected the following named gentlemen
as board of directors: Robert Nor
rison, Josephus Clark, Jacob Koontz,
]. F. Ferrill, W. Mayfield and A. G.
Ruby The board met Friday evening
and organized by efecting Jacob Koontz
president; w. " Mayfield, vice presi-
dent; Robert Morrison, secretary; JOS
eph Slender, treasurer. The company
starts off with capital of $4,000, and
will erect large building near the de-
pot for the wholesale business.
Miss BERTHE, daughter of Capt. J. E.
Hart, Of Washington, D. c., is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. B. Miles WEIGH is ON an extend
ed visit with relatives at functions City,
New Lexington and Lancaster, O.
Mrs WEIGH will attend the silver we'd
ding of her sfster-in-law, Mrs. D. l..
Mccain.
Robert Steady, well known hotel
clerk, of Parkersburg, was visiting
friends here Friday.
Mrs. NJ Mccain, of Main street, is
the guest Of her son, Thos. F. Mccain,
Of East Liverpool. o.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Woodcock spent
Wednesday with friends at Stewart
landing.
Mrs. Louisa fisher of Hannibal, o.,
was visiting her daughter, Mrs. Thos.
J. Funk, Saturday.
Miss Annie Baush was visiting at
Wheeling Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs: r. W. Marshall, OF
Wheeling, spent several days with
friends here, returning last Tuesday.
William Chisholm, of st. Mary's,
spent Sunday with Ray Terrell and
sister
Misses Lavina Burlingame and Ida
Barr and Messrs. Roy Bergen and Alva
Powers spent Sunday with Clarington
friends
The large quantity of powder stored
in the Fox Tool Co. building, which is
within the corporate limits of the town
is being removed under orders of city
authorities.
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Epent several days in town the guest
of Miss Rena Nolf.
Misses Carrie Kast, Rosa Kast and
Jessie Braunlich were new Martins
vile visitors last Tuesday.
Isadore Fulton, OF Wheeling, was on
our streets Friday
The Hannibal cornet band and others
attended the Democratic mass meeting
at Darlington ON last Saturday.
Mrs. ]. O. Mahleman and Miss SADIE
Lenkafd were the guests Of Mrs. Sep
Hail. of New Martinsville, Monday.
Miss Nelfenschwan6ler, of Sistersville,
spent Sunday in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kitty and family
moved from New Matamoras, o., 10
this place last Monday.
Miss Vada Roice spent last Saturday
and Sunday with her parents at Sisters
Vile
Mr.. and Mrs Robert McKelvey and
Mr.. and Mrs Thurman McKelvey and
son, of Round Bottom, o., spent We'd
nesfay at this place the guest, of DR..
and Mrs T. W. MeKeIvey.
]. r. Dunlap was in town last Sun
day.
Sam fisher, of Meundsville, and
Ernest fisher, of Wheeling, were
down last Saturday assisting the cornet
band
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Imhoff, OF Oak,
o.. visited relatives at this place last
SATURDAY. and Sunday.
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SISTERSVILLE.

SISTERSVILLE, w Va, October %.
"A A. Webber, manager of the Co
lumbia Theater, who has been at Par
kersburg, Clarksburg and other points
down the river for several days, has re-
turned to the city.
Sheriff Pyle was In the city yester-
day and to-day from MiddlebouTne,
looking after business matters pertain
ing to his office.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Kidwell, of Brown
street, are the parents OF a boy baby,
which arrived yesterday morning.
Thursday evening at their home on
South Wells street, Mr.. and Mrs. P. j..
Mays were agreeably surprised by a
number of their friends. The evening
was spent in the fascinating game of
euchre until a late hour, when a de-
lightful luncheon was served. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Melby, Mr..
and Mrs. John Shufflin. Mr.. and Mrs
John Schilschott, Mr.. and Mrs Tim
Cushing, Mr.. and Mrs. p Quigley, Mr..
and Mrs. J. J. Baher, Mr. and Mrs. Ste
vens, Mr.. and Mrs. William Duffy, Mr.
and Mrs. J. w Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. Cusick, Mrs. Margaret Weller, Mrs.
James Cdsick. Misses Given. Brenne-
man. Josie and Rose Kennedy, Shaugh-
messy, Mckinley. Dye, Scott, Bethune,
and Messrs Sexton Kelly and others.
Sistersville Lodge No. 1893, b. p. o.
Elks. is making arrangements for a
swell social session to be held in their
clubrooms on Friday evening next
The programme for the affair is an
elaborate one and will include some Of
the best talent in the city.
w. w. Gorrell, of North Baltimore, o.;
arrived in the city couple OF days ago
and will be the guest Of relatives and
friends here for short time. Mrs.
Gorrell accompanies him.
George w. Bishop and E. A. Durham
who were in Pittsburg several days
during the week attending the wedding
of Miss Mary Bishop to Frank VI.
Fiske, will arrive home tomorrow.
Miss Florence Lowther. of Railroad
avenue. left yesterday afternoon for
Claysville and other points in Pennsyl-
vania. where she will be the guest Of
relatives and friends for a short time.
Leonard Teat1in, night clerk at the
Knoke house who was seriously in
jured while out hunting couple OF
days ago, was taken to the hospital at
Wheeling. where he will remain until
out of danger.
John w Shay, Of Washington, Pa. a
member Of the firm Of Shay G McMuI-
len. well-Rnown operators and produc-
ers. arrived in the city yesterday after
noon. and will remain for several days
looking after his interests in this field
Miss Casa Wagner. of Hebron, who
has been the guest Of relatives in this
city for several days, has iturned
home.
Miss Myrtle Little. Of Spencer. accom-
panied by her father. VINO have been
in the city as the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs F. J. Ewing for a week or ten
DAYS. have returned home
"Chalky" Fading was up from Mata-
moras yesterday.
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fALaTlRs.

TAIAAT1NE W. VA. Oct 2S-Mrs. Me-
Coy ShuttieSworth returned from a visit
to friends in Monongalia county on Mon
day.
Mrs Albert Jollffe, OF Warrington, has
been here since last Friday, having been
called 70 this place by the Illness Of her
sister, Mrs. Harry Klger.
NJ. d. Orr and wife were at Newbura
recently.
Mrs Fannie Bishop and Miss wanets
Powell were the guests Of friends at COX
fax last week.
Mrs G, b. Levelle is still very sick.
T. d, Yates has returned from Richie
county, where he has been for the past
ten days.
Squire Newell has been confined 10 his
room for the past week on account OF ill-
ness.
Mrs Harry Kiger I'm of typhoid fever,
Mrs. +. A. Wilson returned from Penn.
sylyania The first Of the week
Mr.. and Mrs Fairs OF near HaIleck, ara
visitors III town
Misses Carrie and Maggie Vance. OF
Pleasant Valley, were the guests OF
friends here last Saturday.
Nissan Richards is teaching school at
Catawba
1ardmaster Riggs Is at Wheeling under
going treatment for a crippled ankle
Mrs. Mary J. Courtney, OF Morgantown,
has been circulating among friends here
for the past week
Lloyd Dunwie lost lost a purse on Mons
day, containing 5000 in cash.
Mrs. John Mason has returned home af4
ter a visit to Uniontown and Piusbmg, Pa.
Little Miss Madge Barnes has so far re-
covered from typhoid fever as to be able
to be out.
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ST. MARY'S.

ST. MARY'S. ". Va. October Is
Circuit Court adjourned last Saturday
evening. The grand jury found bills
for 81 misdemeanors.
B. A. Moses, a prominent oil man
of Sistersville. is here to-day.
Col ]. F. Thompson was in Parkers-
burg yesterday. looking. after some mat
tiers pertaining to his oil interests.
Hon. Aug n Campbell. was in Par
kersburg yesterday on legal business.
L. J. Murphy. who has been in Jack
son county leasing and prospecting the
past ten DAYS. is at home.
Mrs H. s. Coen has returned from
an extended visit in South EakOta.
C. F. Hasford. proprietor OF HasfOrd's
hotel. was here yesterday on matters
pertaining to Gil.
c. Y. Mathany was at Parkersburg
yesse-day
Col. ". S. Edwards is in Washing
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ceived 511 votes. 1t cost five cents for
eacn vote. Inc ladies cleared $3.50 for
| the hospital fund
The coming November election is not
attracting much attention at this place,
and the indications are that light vote
will be poiled.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.. DAWN, OF Aeheson
avenue, were in wheeling Monday night
attending lecture given by the Right
Reverend Bishop Donahue, at the Car
roll Club.
The new Gamewell fire alarm sys-
tenn, which was recently put in at this
place, was tested on Wednesday after
noon, and found to be satisfactory in
every particular, and Washington now
has as good an electric fire system as
any town in the country. 1t cost the
borough $500.
Superintendent Frank R. Hall is now
visiting the schools throughout the
County, and reports all in fouri5hing
condition.
Charles Dawson, boy 10 years old,
wae arrested on Tuesday charged with
Sealing $50 from Mrs. Sara Edwards,
an aged lady of Oregon street. He was
sent to jail for a hearing.
The new Lyric Opera House was
opened to the public on Friday evening,
large audience being present. On
this occasion the "Highwayman" was
the attraction.
John White died on Monday evening
at his home ON West Maiden street,
after an Illness of several weeks of ty-
phoid fever. The deceased was mem
Der of the Little Giant Fire and Hose
company, whose members attended the
funeral on Wednesday in a body.
A. ]. Montgomery ana wife are visit
:rg in Philadelphia and other eastern
cities.
Charles H. Evans, aged IS, and Lulu
on Wednesday. The young couple had
eloped from Tyrone Monday night. They
claimed they had been married at
, Cumberland, Md. but could produce no
marriage certificate. They were taken
home on Friday by officer Cummins, Of
the Washington police force.
Mrs Williams, of Brooklyn, is a
guest at the home of her uncle, Thomas
Hall, of Jefferson avenue.
On Tuesday a marriage license was
granted at this place to John w.
Wheeling.
George L. Caldwell, of the we'll known
firm of the A. B. Caldwell Co., and Miss
Ada Tyler, were married at Philadel-
phia on wednesday afternoon After a
short wedding trip they will return to
Washington, where they will reside.
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Miss Amelia Grohs was in Sistersviila
Wednesday on business.
Quite a number from town attended tbs
reception at the home OF John wiley in
honor OF his son, Alex. and wife. of Noch-
ester, Pa.
Charles McMunn and grandson spena
Sunday with his brother al New Martins
vile.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Joe Mahoney spent few
days in ST. Marys this week.
J. Maeheteny is erecting two new build
ings on the Bradtield aadition
John Shannon is spending a short time
with his brother and sister at SwissvaIe.
Pa
Fred Kettle has moved his family to
Barnesville
Frank shaffer spent Monday with his
family on Second street
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Loung attended the
funeral of her brother. Fred Kirkbride. OF
Main street on Monday.
5. F. Koontz left Wednesday for Toledo
TO attend a Grand Lodge meeting.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. Amos, Of Twiggs. w.
Va. spent few days with his sister, Mrs.
Ed. Isownan.
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RAyEHsWooD

RAvENSWOOD, w Va, October IS.
Mrs. w. S. Mckay was visitor 10
Parkersburg yesterday.
Editor Newell. of the News, had a
visit from his sister. Of Ohio, Tuesday
evening. She and her brother left
Wednesday for Maryland, where she
hopes to be benefited in health.
State Treasurer Kendall made a
speech in the NJ E. church last even
ing.
Mrs. Lucy Milliken left yesterday to
ioin her husband in Pittsburg, their
future home.
Mrs. Roxy Thorn. is visiting her son
in Parkersburg.
Miss Virgie Williamson, of Pomeroy,
formerly OF this place, was married
last Wednesday evening to Mr. A. w.
Hartley, Of Pomeroy.
Monday night the brick making plant
belonging to Andy Keller and son
across the creek from Ravenswood,
was completely destroyed by fire. The
! loss will reach some 81 200 with no in
surance. 1t is a severe loss to the
owners.
|. A district meeting was held in the M.
E. church, South. Monday and Tues
day of this week. Some ten visiting
ministers and as MANY lay stewards
were in attendance Rev. H. G. Hend-
erson, of Parkersburg. delivered very
interesting lecture On Tuesday evening
on 1.-The Twentieth Century"
T. M. Adams and son Tom, returned
yesterday from meeting of the Pres
byteriatl Synod held in Erie, Pa.
The public schools of Ripley closed
last week on account of several cases
of scarlet fever in town.
Miss Ada Smith leaves Monday for
Lynchburg, Va. to attend Randolph
Macon Woman's College, one Of the
finest educational institutions of the
south.
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on. b. G., attending the wedding Of 4

tOHs ~. ", dtt6uulHS tile WcuuiuS VI q
friend.
The new billiard and pool room is in
operation, and doing a land Office busi-
ness under the management of Oscar
Morris. Another one will be opened in
few days
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. E. Edwards were in
Marietta this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Newton Ogdin are Wis
iting friends in Indiana.
j. NJ. Jackson. Jr., of ParkerSburg,
was visitor here last Wednesday
John Garrison, of Wheeling, was in
the city yesterday on business.
Mai. Charles Elliott, a prominent
Republican politician, was in the city
this week
Earl Knight was the guest OF Wheel
ing friends last Sunday.
e. B. Steere was in Mason City
Thursday and Friday.
R.. A. Flesher, the obliging clerk of
the Circuit Court, was in Parkersburg
yesterday.
Miss Lillian Hindnan is dangerously
i'll.
Rev. A. A. Kelley has moved his
family here from Ravenswood.
j. F. Algeo, local manager of the
Bell Telephone Company, with head
quarters in Sistersvilie, was here yes
terday.
w L. Russell, business manager for
the Oil Review Printing Company, Sis
tersville, was here Wednesday.
Tomorrow the ST. Mary's Social and
Athletic Association will have a stock
holders meeting, and elect officers and
transact other business. This organi-
cation was effected by number of peo-
pie who like ''leetle lager in a dry
town
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GREGHSVILLE.

GREGGSVILLE, October 2S.-Miss
Jennie Gender was married to Mr.. r.
Nedhouse at her home last Monday
eight. after which they enjoyed fine
supper. The groom is employed at G.
S. Feeny's candy store.
Mr.. John Cunningham is building a
fine new residence TO be completed
about January /, 1900 W. A. Wilson
& Son has the contract
Mr.. Scott Garden has bought the j.
c. Brake residence, and is building a
new barn and making some other
needed improvements.
The two coal banks are running full
and are working good number Of men.
The prospect for a steady run is good.
John H. Craft, the well known car
penter and contractor, has been award
ed the contract for new seven roomed
house for Mr.. N B. Strumb, TO be built
at Cherry Hill farm.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Pa. October 2S.-0n
next "Wednesday the Bethany, W. Va,
football team win meet the W. & J..
eleven at this place. Claude Duffy,
formerly member Of the W. & J..
team, is now coaching Bethany.
All prisoners now sent to the county
jail for minor offenses are compelled to
work out their fine and costs on the
streets. The sheriff has now a gang
of 80 at work.
Hon. D. NJ. Pry, Of Burgettstown, was
in town on Tuesday.
The baby show given by the ladies
of the Washington hospital on Tues
day, was a great success, so babies be-
ing entered for the contest. The little
daughter OF Recorder Frank Penn re-
ceived the first prize, she having re-
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EURLlHeT0A, 0.

Sam Burns is down from Steuben-
vile. where be has been engaged run
ming the engine at the Jefferson iron
works.
Mrs. w. 3. Lewis. who has been sick
for some time, does not seem to improve
very fast.
Bert Bayne. who was kicked by a
horse al Short Greek some three weeks
aga. has since died from his injuries
Section Foreman Mooney has force
of men at work here repairing the G.
e P. tricks
A message was received here On Tues
Gar frora Pit sburg bearing the sad in
telligpncs Of the death Of E. O. Weigant.
whose illness has been mentioned from
time 70 time through the Register. Mr..
weigant Gas a young man Of II years,
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HAas.BAL.

HANNIBAL. O.. October 2s.-PrCf.
NJ. G. GaHaher has been employed as
Superintendent Of the schools at this
place. and viii take charge on Monday
morning.
Frank Lloyd returned home Sunday
evening from Marietta, o., where ne
spent the summer.
j. W. Alexander was at Sistersville
and Matamoras Thursday.
Mrs. r. S. Strahl is visiting relatives
al Empire and GAINESVILLE. O.
David Thonen, OF Scio. o., is the
guest OF his parents at this place.
Mrs. Sam Lenkardl ct Wheeling.
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and had always been engaged in the
newspaper business until his health
failed him. The last paper that he was
interested in was the Daily Argus at
Cairo, Ill He was also editor Of the
Scott County Democrat at Sykeston.
Mo-, previous to the time that he had
charge of the Argus.
John Nevfns has returned from Gale
ma, H., where he has spent the greater
part OF the summer season in the cattle
dealing business.
Henry Sockman is on the sick list.
John Schell. the enterprising saloon
list at Don, is still adding more inn
provements to his property here.
J. H. Delaney made a business trip
to Wheeling on Saturday.
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NO CURE...NO PAY.

YOUNG NAN You are PATE feeble
and haEgard. nervous. irritable and
excifahse. You oecDnfe f1rgetful, mo-
rose ard d@sp0ndegt: oigteheB ana
fffnp}Es. sslUken eyes. wfirkled face,
sta5ping form and fOwncasf coupte-
nance rerAas lie blight u your EXIST