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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25
HOY THE DEMOCRATS iNvEs-
TooATE
MORE DISGRACE FOR MORRIsoN's
COMMITTEE.

tfNOkE UlS}HACE FOR MORRISON'H -
COMMITTEE.
Special Telegram to the Inter Ocean.
81 WARRINGTON, Dec. 18.-It is stated
that an ex-Sergeant-at-Arms of the
House has made a confession, and has
placed it In the hands Of a prominent
republican me member, who will in due
time have it read in the House. 1t Is
stated on good authority, that this
Sergeant-at-Arms who was attached
to Morrison's investigating committee,
which went to Louisiana two years
ago, and who accompanied the SUBJ
committee to the northern part of the
State, confesses that he was instructed
by the Chairman Of the subcommittee
to privately question all the witness
es he was directed to summon, and if
he found that they were intending to
testify to the damage of democratic
interests, to neglect to subpoena them,
and endorse their subpgnas as mot
found" The Congressman referred to
ts q member of the present Congress.
# this confession Is read in the House
It will be necessary for him to ask an
Investigation, and If the charge Is
proven he is liable to be expelled.
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THE STORY TO BE INVESTIGATED.
Another Tragedy near Red Rock

Not by the pistol, rifle or knife, a.
10 usual on such occasions, but by as
deadly an agency as either-whisky
and exposure.
On Monday morning last week DR..
Cornell, Of this city, was called to
make post naortem examination of
the remains Of Mr.. Nathan Shannon,
who died at his home near Red Rock
on Saturday night, either from the
too free use Of liquor or from dis
ease superinduced by the use Of liq-
uor.
Mr.. c. G. Hardin, Of White Walnut
school district, near where the de-
ceased man resided, sends us the fol-
lowing statement Of tho case which
we believe to be correct:
On Saturday last, the 7th inst, Mr..
Nathan Shannon, accompanied by
three Of his neighbors, started from
his home in Red Rock township, on
business to Pella. Arriving there
about noon, they ordered dinner, but
prior to dining, Mr.. s. and one of the
other gentlaman sought and found .
place where liquor could be obtained.
After the two had each taken y dram,
they Joined the others 1t the place at
which dinner had been ordered, and
they all partook Of hasty meal.
They finished their business during
the afternoon, and before starting
home Mr.. S. AMI one of the other
gentlemen proceeded to the house
from which the fret liquor had been
obtained, and bought . gallon aud =
half. Atthis juncture they ali drank.
They then proceeded to the wagon.
al got in, Mr.. 8. driving, as he was
the owner of the team.
A. evening drew on and the cold
became more intense the other occu-
pants Of the wagon would get out
and take . walk, Mr.. s. occasionally
halting till they would catch up, Mr..
8. now and then drinking from the
jug. He evinced no very palpable
signs Of inebristion till within some
two and . half miles Of Red Rock.
Here there seemed to be Q sudden
paralysis Of the nervous system and
Q total relaxation Of the muscular
system. lie fell from the seat Of the
wagon wholly unconscious, and grad
ually sunk into lethargic slumber
from which no art could arouse him.
Those with him placed him on some
hay In the bed Of the wagon, careful
~ covered him with quilts, and very
tenderly supported his head till he
arrived at home. He was carried in
to his house, placed in his bed, and all
those tender assiduities of . loving
and indulgent wife were laviahed up
ON him, but to NO avail. About 3 O..
clock Sabbath morning, it WAS found
that the vital spark had fed, and that
the spirit had taken Ito flight.
An autopsia cadaveris, conducted
by DR.. Cornell, Of Knoxville, assisted
by DR.. Johnston, of Red Rock, deyel-
oped tho following facts: viz, that
the heart. lungs, liver, kidney, and
stomach were In . normal condition
and that in their opinion Mr.. s. came
TO his death by the impure liquor
drank. An Inquest was held on the
body also, and . verdict rendered IN
above.
Mr.. S. was . col Ter in the union ar
my, and carriedT6 him the taci
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25
IOWA, DECEMBER rs. 1871.

the several States, and finally for the
neathen, but made no mention of the
Vice President. AZ l was walking
homo Sam Shellabsrger came up and
took my arm, and said: The preach.
er was rather hard on you to leave
you ont Of his prayer altogether ;
Yea, I replied, 1T struck me that he
was; he put me down below the
heathen - not worth praying for at
ALL After awhile 1 got over frettinu
ABOUT my uselessness in the govern
ment machine, although always ap-
pear TO myself somewhat like 4 con.
ttngeut remainder or an administra-
tor de bonis non,'
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25

TERRIBLE
DestitutiOn in England
and Scotland.
FOREIGN.
MORE FAILURES.

LONDON, Dec. l8.-Advices from
Stockholm state that another firm,
J. Hirsch, has failed with 100000
crowns liabilities. Difficulties have
arisen from the fall in price Of iron
and also from improbable operations
in buildings and land. Assets ARE
reported sufficient.
The Times says firms which have
lately failed are believed to have been
kept going by the banks long after
they should have gone into liquida-
ton. A rather better feeling prevails
in Sweden now but but it 10 feared
that bank managers there have been
no wiser than in other parts of Eu-
rope and held too many securities
and too email q proportion of capital.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25

The democrats of the House came
down on Postmaster General Keys
demand for an appropriation or he
would withdraw the postal cars from
service January 1st.
The democratic members UNDER
took the vain task of accounting for
their failure at the last session to make
the necessary appropriation upon 9th
er ground than the mean, contemptl-
BILE one, of trying to make show of
economy before the people for cleo
tfoneering purposes. They failed,
however, totally, and were 30 badly
handled In the debate that they were
glad to close discussion and vote for
the bill making s45O,0 900 appropria-
tion to supply the deficiency OCCASION
ed by the want of candor and homes
~ Of these same democrats at the
last session. A year ago they wanted
to cut down apparent expenditures so
that ON the stump they might preach
Of reform, and like other gay de-
ceivers they took this method to do it.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25

evidences of severe service in the
presence Of . wounded limb, for
which he drew pension. He was .
just, honest and upright citizen. .
kind, indulgent husband and father.
He leaves wife and four small chill
dren to mourn his untimely end,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25

AN Omaha special to the Chicago
Tribune under date of the 18th inst,
says:
b. w. Lewis, President of thSS.
Louis, Kansas City 4 Norther"1 1e
N navlng declined Co,'ss
onet q aid In extzndiQsS
pattonsburr. Halk
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25
The immaculate dear peoples ad

The immaculate dear peoples ad-
vocate-the valiant defender of the
hborer, the mechanic, the poor man,
against the bondholders, the bankers,
the rich, Benjamin f. Butler, was
EXCITED to Congress, we believe, to
loo& after the welfare therein of his
dear Nationals. Wonderful to tell,
however, Benjamin whose heart
bleeds night and day on account Of
the wrongs inflicted upon and suffer-
ed by his followers, and refuses to be
comforted-has not yet set his foot
upon the floors Of Congress during the
present session. No, he is replenish-
Ing his already well filled Golfers in
an engagement as an attorney foA q
Southern fellow that no doubt pays
well for suing Gen. Phil Sheridan on
account of some property that went
>. up in the rebellion. In the mean
vour National-greenbacker
y ner, or what not, will tax
-,amin will rake in hi
onYall the same
80. b ,professio
~. fssE zfSyAn I eff0rmin
lo 80 ~ Nsed peopl
Z. ]! : : =; =,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25

In the case Of Congressman Smalls
the United States Supreme Court has
ON appeal granted a writ Of error, and
the proceedings in the State court are
to be reviewed with the view of se-
curing q new trial in the United States
Circuit Court of South Carolina. He
declares that he cannot have justice
in the State courts.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25

an hour, and without injury to ad-
joining buildings. The mansard
story, which was used asa manufac-
tory, was destroyed and al the lower
floors drenched with water. Jaccard
q Co.'S stock was valued at $500
to $500, 600, but as all fine jewelry and
much of the most valuable Of other
kinds Of stock were in the safes, the
loss will not be very heavy. The
building, originally costing $500, 600,
was insured for $65, 900 but the names
Of the companies cannot be ascertain
ed tonight. Insurance ON the stock,
e45 GOO, and on fixtures $4,000 b.
9. Powell's stock, valued ct $4,000,
was insured for $4,000.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25

oSE the 10th Inst. the Blaine reso-
iutloh was up again. Several amend
men's We're adopted BY common con-
sent ~ this point the cunning de-
mocracy sprung their mine. The In
ter Ocean special, giving hacOount
of it, says;
Eye4EhlR& Was going smon5hlv
60 easaht 7R vea the resout;nss.
l| Aout o. lApeseal al'eS'0v,%no 81 wSa,,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25

surpested that he supposed no onf
world object to amending them -
that the Committee should ali wifi
open doors.
Mr.. Blaine looked over Mt Rutla,
with a glance that said. "NOt much.
Mr.. Butler.0 but he remarked Thai
the suggestion was yery sirniflcant
one. and covered a great deal Rnf.
Ier exnreased some snrnriso ot M
Riaine3s objections. and was told var,,
nlainiv thai this fsvnrito pow ~ ;y ~
fimidstinr witnesses was nnifa famii.
lar. and he Couldn't nIav anv snrh
dodge "A that on the United States
Senate. Butler protested that : NO
gro or any other man couId testify as
freely and without fear in South ;,or' o
olina "a in Maine. and the rad.shirt
rifle clubs down there would newer
dream Of frightening them % haforo M ond NJ
nunishinr them after Tn fact R"t. |
Ter considered that II was . silIv and
useless precaution for Republicans to
protect their witnesses. 80 that thew
thew would NOT have r. tastifv WITH .
room full of armed hulldozers staring
them in the face.
Eustis. Of Louisiana. avreed entira,
ly with Butler: and these two. witA
Lamar. afterwardI solemnIv nrr,tesa(l
that they never knew or believejthat
any man was ever prevented ;by fear
from testifyiup either in the Courts or
pcommitteeaoStbeS South.
Ravard' Kernan. Sanlshnr5. and 9th
er Northern SenatOrs dU not indorse
these assertions. but 6fRued that eve
nv iuyestipatiOn sIsould be open, and
tRot pn6l6y the Constitution every
man should be allowed to confront
his accusers, both in the investigating
as well as in the courts.
Buffers amendment was voted up
on in the Senate, and in the absence
Of nruce, Conover, anu Jones, q I'VE,
=, vaa, an,.th to end " tho vote vote was a t;a 9Fha
Vice President yery promptly decid-
ed it in the negative. Then Dayis,
Of West Virginia, aiter consuming
wa.a. lsl.re' nr"n msoTosspr aI tha sane
in different form, so hat
at the request of one member of the
committee 1.-THE public might beel.
.OWeu W WINES Tss;s ...s 1 nea,+ ao, y,
nroinn~ei d;scnssion which was rSt
finished when the Senate adjourned,
and will be resumed tomorrow. M
Inc % aemoctatic p speecness were ~,
hean ] ,,s"oi nndar md J similar mi % circnmsfandI m 81
es in the past. Butler made the lOnpl
est effort that has been heard from
MIN IN the senate, ana Is a cuitlvated.
saSo,ua M 0a u.ao H. - .; ovo,.;,.
and Rlaine woke nm To his old stvIe
of orokor.v uoor louo Mcmillan
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25

We noticera Correspondent from
Cameron, Ill. ,sto.the Chicago Tribune,
complains bitterly that .the freights
to Chicago.are higher than from Quin-
cy, ILL.,, Kansas City, Mo-, andiOt-
tumwa, Iowa, to Chicago.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25

SENATOR BLAINE declines to be
chairman of the investigating com.
mittee. As Senator Conkling made
the amendment whereby the investi'
gation was taken out of the hands OF
the Judiciary Committed as original
" prepared by Blaine and given to a
select committee of nine Senators, the
craftsmanship properly belongs to
Conkling, but he. too, declines. The
commlttee..will be- announced In all
probability before the adjournment
on the Goth,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25

THOUGH under -tk6 law the allow
ance to the inmates Of the Orphans
Home at Davenport, Iowa, is $40 per
head, yet the management have, by
the exercise, of economy, ascertained
that they can do with $S.33A per head
and have resolved to draw no more
than that. We are glad of 1t. 1t Is
right and would be entirely wrong
II they did otherwise.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25

WE see that the House Committee
reported against changing the location
Of the u. 8. Court from Keokuk to
Burlington. This looks like..the latter
city'e cake was cooked.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25

Serious Accldont to Val MendeI
Special Dispatch to the State Resister.
ALBA, Dec, l9.-While out hunt
ing to-day, Val Mendel had gun
burst in his hands, the powder burn
ing his face badly. He may lose an
eve.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25
More Disaster.
Indians on a Visit.

SIOUX CiTY, Ia, Dec. 20.-J. W.
Douglass, Indian Agent at Yankton
Agency, in card to the Journal says. /.
The report telegraphed from Yank-
ton to the effect that about 70 Indians
had left his agency in pursuit of food
is entirely false. He says some forty
lef. by permission for short visit be-
low this week. Ample rations were
offered them and money in their
pockets, returned quietly and in good
season save the loiterers who fell be-
hind, imposed upon the whites and
made false representations. The
Yankton Indians, no says, have
enough food and clothing and are do
ing well in matters of education and
self support.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25

THE estimate Of the Southern cot
ton crop for this year Is 5.197 900 bales,
which IL q considerable increase over
that Of last year.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25
WASHINGTON, Dec. lS.-Representa-
tive Williams physicians report .
slight improvement In his condition,
this morning, but no hope Of his re-
covery.
BAYARD TAYLOR,

WASHINGTON, Dec. l9.-The Seore-
tary of State has telegram from the
Secretary of the United State lega-
tion at Berlin announcing the death
Of Minister Bayard, at four this aft
ernOOn.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25
WASHINGTON.
THE DOLLAR BusINEss.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.-The House
Cormittee on Banking, to-day, heard
Representative Burchard, Of Ills, in
advocacy of his bill to prohibit any
discrimination by National banks
against the standard silver dollar.
Representative Chittenden, of the
committee, made an argument in re-
ply.
Gen. Ewing submitted substitute
for Burchard's and all other pending
bills relative to the silver dollar. The
new measure embraces three propo-
sitions, viz:
lst. That any national bank which
Observation-Disclosures standard silver
dollar shall be placed in liquidation
and have its circulating notes with
drawn by government.
End. To make U. s. notes and STAN
dard silver dollars interchangeable
al the Treasury.
Sd. To provide for exchange at the
mints of stand .rd silver dollars for
trade dollars and the re-coinage of
the latter into standard dollars, with
. prohibition against further coinage
Of trade dollars Of the present weight
and fineness.
The committee without action ad-
journed till aftor the holiday recess.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25

beAutll0l faces ere those that wear
Il matters little II dark OF fair
Whole-souied honesty printed there.
Beautiful faces are those that show
Lake crystal panes where heart fires glow
beautiful thoughts that barn below.
/ Beautiful lips are those whose words
Leap from the heart like songs Of birds,
Yet whose utterauce prudence girds.
Beautiful hands sre those that do
Work that is honest and brave and true.
Moment By moment the long day through.
Beautiful feet are those thst 70
On kindly missions 10 and no
Down lowliest ways. II God Wills 90,
Beautiful Shoulders are those that bear
Ceaseless burdens OF homely care,
With patient grace and daily prayer.
Beautiful lives are those that bless
Silent Tlvers Of happiness,
Whose hidden fountain but few may guess !,
Beautiful twilight, at sst Of sun,
Beautiful goal, with nace we'll won,
Beautiful rest, with work we'll done.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25

ONE Seth Minor, of Washington,
has petitioned Congress to allow him
&2,S47 as compensation for his loss OF
seven slaves, emancipated in the Dis
trict of Columbia. The commission
appointed under the District
Emancipation act awarded him
that amount, but, 1t being afterwarti
discovered that he was a citizen Of
Virginia when that State seeded,
and that he had voted for the ordi-
nance Of secession, thereby debarring
himself from the benefits of the act
Of 1862, the payment was withheld.
He now states in his petition that ne
voted for the secession ordinance in a
moment of weakness, and that as ne
has been loyal ever since, he thinks
he should be paid the amount which
the commission awarded him. "Too
thin"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25
yARDTAYI,oR,died at Berlin, at

means, he made European tour, ali
account of which he.published in 1916.
For year he was next editor of a
paper in Ph9nixville, Penn. He
next removed to New York and final
~ became part proprietor and asso-
ciate editor of the New York Tribune.
While connected with the Tribune he
commenced "A series of European
tours, an account of which appeared
in letters to the Tribune and have
since been embodied in volumes OF
travels. There is now going through
thepress an extensive work of hisenti-
tied Picturesque Europe" which is
beautifully illustrated and printed in
the highest style of the art.
He has been wonderful traveller.
In 1s49-5O he visited California and
Mexico and wrote it upin his "El Do
RADIO or Adventures in the Path of
Empire" He eexplored the river Nile,
travelled through large portions of
Asia Minor, Syria, Japan, China,
and India. Also he travelled extern
sively in Greece, Russia, Sweden,
Denmark and Lapland. His writings
upon travels are very voluminous,
and he Is the author of many of the
very best poems among American
authors.
AT the time of his death he was en-
gagged upon combined biography of
Goethe and Schiller, which he began
in 1872. His is a name which stands
among the most prominent in Amer
lean literature and has worldwide
fame. 1t is probable that his expos
ure to many climes, and his persistent
hard work have had much to do in
death at an age when, in the
course Of nature, he ought
to have had many years left to him
Of effective work.
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A woMAM's paoTEsT.

AZ . woman standing all atone
I hurnbly hope to shines
Pm tired OF the tWAddle
OF the oak and ivy-vinc,
I've seen too many instances
Where natures law declining,
The VINE did the ''suppOrtinG,"
While the OAK did Ill the ''twinlng, -
Before I'D marry man and work
For his bread and my own;
Before i a marry man who d place
Himself upon the throne.
And claim irom mo, hlo ''bestef- half,n
Allegiance blind and mute,
I'd marry the nearest ape and wait
For him 10 AvOLUTD.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25

BERLIN, Dec, 20.-The funeral SER
vices over the remains of the late
minister, Taylor, will be held at the
American legation on Sunday, when
the body will be taken to the mortu-
ary to await transportation to Amer.
ica. On Sunday the American resi-
dsnts take action in the American
chapel.
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ENGLASD's prsrREss.

ENGLAND's DISTRESS.
| LONDON, Dec. 18.-In the House o]
Commons last night the Home Secre
tary answering : question whether
tits true as reported that tive ar,
now face to face with such crisis o
distress % this generation has never
known" said though much distress
unhappily prevailed among the Ia
boring poor the description Of it un.
questionably was exaggerated
There was nothing to cause unneces.
sary alarm. He read telegrams from
the head Of the Board of SUPERVISOR
ut Edinburg and the Mayors of Liv.
erpool and Manchester stating tina,
the ordinary means of relief were q
present adequate to the necessities
Aid is being extended at the princi.
pal trade centers throughout the
Kingdom and an influential commit.
tee are canvassiug for subscriptions
and contributions.
AT STOKE ON TRENT.
Great distress prevails, which 10 en-.
hanced by the severity OF cold and
the distress committee is unable to
keep pace with the demands.
AT BURDEN.
A meeting was called by the May
or yesterday to take measures to allie.
viate distress. Great want is being
felt In North Staffordshire.
AT EDINBURGH
A deputation of unemployed men
waited on the magistrates and asked
for employment. The magistrates
authorized the street inspectors to
give them work.
AT GLASGOW
The depression and distress are unex-
ampled. The streets are swarming
with idle and
STARVING MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
The Lord Provost and magistrates
are organizing very thorough relief
for the mOst urgent distress. A
DUNDEE
dispatch saws there ia much misery in
that part of Scotland for which no ad-
equate measures for relief have been
organized, especially in the northern
part of the country where fishermen
and agricultural laborers are desti-
tute.
AT MANCHESTER
vast numbers of the middle class
poor, who will not appeal to charity
are suffering keenly.
AT LIVERPOOL.
1t is said it is many years since the
working classes endured such distress
and priyation.
BRISTOL.
Large numbers here are unem-
ployed and there is much suffering.
wlGAN.
There is considerable distress
among the better class of mechanics
and workmeu,
woLvERHAMHTON.
Much distress throughout South
StafiOrdshire and food coal and cloth
ing are distributed.
LONDON, Dec. lS.-Zubina & Co..
iron ore importers of Cardiff and
Newport have failed in consequence
Of stoppage Of the tin plate works of
Booker 4 Co. near Swansea, whose
bills Zubida 4 Co. held to q large
amount. This failure will considera-
bly, increase the liabilities of the West
Of England and South Wales District
Bank.
Fox, Walker & Co., Of Atlas En-
gine Works, Bristol, have failed. lii
abilities E6O,OOO.
BERLIN, Dec, 20-The funeral SER
vices over the remains of the late
minister, Taylor, will be held at the
American legation on Sunday, when
the body will be taken to the mortu-
ary to await transportation to Amer
ica. On Sunday the American resi-
dents take action in the American
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-12-25

The Levs.Lorn Music Teaches
Her eyes are like the Do,
Most beautiful to 81,
And tho roam Fl,
Thers's only one sweet Sol
(Such souls Immortal Lai)
Can bring hliestul Re
or heav ally hope to MI (SingD
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UoxaREsS 9Jesnrns1. On Friday, Goth
iusN n 1ans1 3.v 7kk<

SENATOR KIRKwooD has introdu&
Cd . bill appropriating .415, 900 for the
lmprovement Of the Missouri river at
eioux City.
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pMlscEMlN9.
sxAurlFvl rninos.

Beautiful faces Gre those that wear
Il matters little II dark OF fair
Whole -eOuied honesty printed there.