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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-10

PERSONAL PoESTs.-Mr. James Jepsop
who has been out West for the past three
weeks, returned home Thursday.
Rev. g. Cal. Kaufman, Of 0rrville,
Ohio, ia expected to reach the city to-day
TO officiate at the 10th Street Lutheran
Church tomorrow. Mr.. Kaufman is said
to be young minister OF talent and earn
estness. ....
Mr.. 7. X. Work, a clever young gentle
man Of Columbus, Ohio, Ia at the Stamm.
Mr.. ]. X. Durr, Of Durrs Hotel, Nor
gantown, is stopping at the 81. james.
Mr.. Charles A. Reed and his brother
John left last evening for the "GIades,"
10 enjoy short vacation.
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BEILAIRx LooA1A.-The Belmont
Turn yetein, Of this city, has agreed tG
proceed 10 Wheeling on Monday morn
Ing next 70 participate in the Joyous les
tiyities Of the Turner Festival. l5
The Baron Manufacturing Company
are doing . rushing business. The EN-.
ployes are kept At work until 8 or IL
o'clock every evening.
Mr.. A. P. TAllman, Of the First Ma
tionAl Bank, left 4 few days aimee to try
his luck at trout fishing In streams up In
The Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad is al
present doing an immense freight bust
ness at this point, and Il Is steadily In
The City Council held special meet-
ing last evening to take action on the
matter Of appealing from the decision oil
Judge 0key, laying 80 INDUCTION against
the opening OF = public tt0roughfare over
and across the railroad tracks here.
SIR. Gressinger, who lately retired from
the editorial staff OF the Bellaire Leudr,
intends, in the near future, to engage in
some other kind Of business here, more
remuneratiye.
A grand picnic comes OF at Cummins'
Grove to-day by the unemployed glass
operatives in this city.
The Silver Hook fishing club OF this
city, who have also organized themselves
into kind Of fantastical military com
pany, under the captaincy o. Chas. Bait
zelI, met last evening in their wigwam on
Gravel Hill for real good old time
Military exercises, speeches, music, songs
Sc, marked the enjoyable feature oil the
occasion. IL,
This is the day to decide the fate Of
thirty-ive noble warriors, all eager 70
serye the good people OF this county 10
the capacity Of Sheriff. They are all
Democratic and rs 6ne a set Of men a.
ever entered into political arena, each
sanguiue OF success. ....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-10

WHAT EVERYBODY DoEs.-When you
20 TO Rome you must do as the Romano
do, and we have no doubt the members o.
the Pittsburgh Turn-Bezirk, when they
visit our city, will do as all Wheeling
people do, and patronize the Capital Res
taurant, on Market street, opposite The
City Building. Go when you will, you'll
get your Gil, Of the choicest delicacies the
market affords, at the most reasonable
rates. Martin is the "boss" caterer Of
this city, and his reputation extends
throughout the length and breadth Of the
State.
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spauldlng'. Glue mend. everything.

For LIVER CoMPLAINT, BILIOUS HAD.
ACHE, Sick Headache (which females are
so liable to,) JAundice or Green Sickness,
Bilious Collie and Bilious Feyers, proph:
cal sWelliuRs, Intermittent, Remlttent and
Cougestiye Feyers, where lAnguor, droWii'
ness, anxiety, aching, pains In the back,
head and extremities, slight chills with
bushes Of heat, etc. No medicine is better
adapted 10 cure these complaints In all
their various forms than
swAYNE's TAR AND sARsAPARILLA PILLS
Prepared only by Dr.. Swayne q Son,
PhIlaaelphla, and sold at IS cents box by
all leading druggists. In Wheeling BY Lo-
gan, List 4 Co, eodAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-10

DIscIPLIs CONVENTION. - The 18th
Ohio District Disciples Convention Is
now in session at MorriStown, Belmont
county, Ohio. Il convened on Thursday
evening, and will continue In session un.
Ill next Monday. Quite large delega.
ton is present, representing eighty differ.
ent congregations. There are also present
100 visitors. who are entitled TO the foil
privileges Of delegates. Among The promi.
nent persons present are: President
Hinsdale, Of Hiram College; r. NJ. Mofat,
Of Cleveland, and G. N. Kemp, Of Lima,
Ohio. The following delegates were ap.
pointed yesterday 10 attend the next
State Convention, which will meet at
Lima: E. j. CAN'T, Jeremiah Stone.
breaker, Mr.. Nelson, Robert Israel and
T. NJ. johnson.
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THE AUGUST MooN.-The moon plays
a prominent part on the August records
Crowned at the commencement oil the
course with the honor ofgiving 4 portion
Of the world sight OF that grand pheuo'
menon, total solar eclipse, she modestly
goes on her way, waxing from the tiny
silver crescent grazing the first evening O
the month in her con Injunction with Jupi
ter on the 18th. On the next evening, al
her full, she treats the world TO another
scene, for she rises partially eclipsed, and
remains shorn Of portion Of her full
robed beauty till 9 o'clock. Thus vi
have solar and lunar eclipse within 1
fortnight OF each other. The waninl
moon Ia also in conjunction with thu
three planets, Mars, Uranus and Mercury
a day or two before her course is ended
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-10

POLICE couRr.-Judge OaRmsr.-There
were two cases before His Honor yester-
day morning, viz:
James Hestiug, whose case was contin'
ued from Thursday, was 6ned s. and costs
for disorderly conduct.
James Robinson was also charged with
disorderly conduct. The examination
was postponed until this morning.
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A sKIFF that had been lost or stolen
from Steubenville man nearly year
ago was found In the possession Of some
parties at Beach Bottom on Thursday, BY
Constable EIlsy. The boat was forward.
ed TO the owner at steubenville, on the
steamer Della.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-10

Committee MEErIsGs.-The Council
Committees on Health, Finance, Streets
and Alleys, Accounts, and the special
Committee appointed BY the First Branch
on the supplementary report OF The
Board Of Equalization and Appeals, held
meetings at tue City Building last even
ing. The Committee on Police will meet
at 3 o'clock this afternoon. and the Com
mittee on City Prison at u o'clock this
evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-10

For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been u4ed
for children. II corrects acidity oil the
stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dyseniery and didrhad,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy.
25 cents a boLtls. W. dAw
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To NEurRALizE oFFEsstvEsA.-Ir
many forms we use disiniecting agents
Impure breath, cauted BY bad teeth. To-,
bacco, spirits, or cAtArrh, is neutrAlised
BY sozodont. 'Tis . heathlul beauti6er
and great luxury as . dentriice. The
repulsiye breath Is by its use rendered Al
fragrant rs 4 rose, and coldness BY
friends or lovers will be no longer motto
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-10

A PARTY Of fishermen who came down
from the Sisters last night report that q
dwelling house hallway up the bill, on
The Ohio side, opposite the foot Of the
upper islAnd, was in flames when they
lsit. They were unable to give US any
particulars.
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TIE Island DRIVING PARK.-Aboui
four hundred lovers Of fast horse flesh
assembled at the Island track yesterday
afternoon 10 witness the trotting match
between the Sorrel gelding "Joe Morgan
and the bay geldlng IBlue Goose" for q
purse Of $500. The following gentlemen
were selected 10 act as Judges; William
Handlan, Of Wheeling, Capt. Mitchell
OF ST. ClairsVille. and G. E. Kaminsky,
Of Rush Run. Promptly at 8 O'Clock the
horses were called for the
NrSt Heut.-The word "go" was given,
after one or two unsuccessiul attempts
TO get away. The pair trotted like a
double team the frat half mile, and every,
body expected close and exciting race
Going around the turn on the second
hall, "Blue Goose" made the pace TOO hot
for "Joe," who flew of his feet, and be.
fore JEFF. could bring him down TO busi.
ness "Blue Goose" had the lead by Eve
or six lengths, which he maintained to
the finish, coming under the wire under
4 strong pull. Time, 2:S7.
Soconi HouL-Both horses got good
send of, ard the "sports" now predicted
that GJoe" meant business, and must win
this heat, bul "Blue Goose" again took
the lead and staid there. NotWithstand.
ing the efforts Of JEFF. to push "Joe'
ahead ,his goose was cooked" Smith pull
ed his horse down TO u jog and came
home smiling. Time, 2:S9f.
Third HnL-At the word &c" "Blue
Gooaen put his nose to the front and
gradually drew away from "Morgan,'whu
made desperate effort to stay but II
was no use. Al the quarter. pole he broke
all TO pieces and ran almost the first hall.
mile before he caught, "Blue Goose
had secured a lead OF ak lengths and was
taking things easy. The crowd by tins
time made break for home. Hall oil
them did moi wait TO see the finish, "Blue
Goose" coming home an easy winner
Time 2;I7.
Thus ended a very unsatisfactory race,
All who visited the track yesterday ex-
pected, from the reputation Of the horses, q
close race aud better time. Very little
money changed hands. The friends oil
the "Morgan Rather weuld not put up,
There ia no doubt, from what we can
learn, but that "Joe" was out Of condition,
as he has trotted away down in the thir'
ties. .u.. s.rI
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PIANO AND ORGAN TusrsG.-ff your
Piano or Organ needs tuning or repair
ing, please send your order TO 1927 Mar.
ket street, and our tuner, Mr.. Charles
Killmeyer, will give il prompt attention
All work guaranteed satisfactory. Ad'
dress, LUCAS Music STORE,
HT .a'e 1927 Market 81
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
fI,Hos. ]. KIsNER, ND.
= oT11cE AND CONSULTING Rooms,
aAAn Nas.a - ,.,.,,r, a.. al.

Can be consulted on matters pertaining 70 hll
proteA1op either In Rnellsh Or German.
Chronic Diseases Of the Head. Throat, LungI
Heart, Liver, Stomach, Blood, q OrT1ns
Nervous System, FeHale Complain and al Con.
Ittutional Affections treated nccosIiully.
Cures al caSes Of Piles. No detention from buIi.
nesL Medicine iurnlhed II dssittd. NIGHT Alll
promptly answered from the Office. jd2o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-10

Ms. BLANK says that since her hus-
band hAs become candidate be shakes
hands with her three or four times day
and otherwise treats her with such dis'
tinguished courtesy, that she believes
she must be entitled 10 vote.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-10

"THE FIRST DosR GIvEs RELrEP."-
The distressing cough, which threatened
serious results, Is quickly cured before de
veloPing q fatal pulmonary affection. Fe'
all throat, breast and lung disorders, Asth'
Cough, Liver Complaint, Blood Splitting,
dc, no remedy Is so prompt and edeetual
As "Dr. swAyns's Compound Syrup q Wild
Cherry"
II have made use Of this preparation fOr
mAny years, and Il has proved 70 be very
reliable and eticacious In the treatment Of
severe and long standing coughs. know
OF two patients, now In comfortable health,
aud who but for Ia use 1 consider would
not now be living.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-10

TIE embroidered picture, "Rebecca Al
the Well" made by the late Mrs. Mayer
was disposed OF last week at Baltimore
and No. 297 won II. The lucky number
was held by the Rimmon Lodge B. b, a
Richmond, Va,
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Ann BRoKEs.-on Wednesday might
last Young man named VIII. Hoffman
who boards With Mr. John Rose, on
MeCulloch street, East Wheeling, Will!
practicing on turning pole fell and
broke an arm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-10

TIE IRON AND STEEL WoRKERs.-The
Amalgamated Association OF Iron, Steel
and Tin Workers was in session as usual
yesterday. The entire session was taken
up In hearing reports OF committee. The
committees on the Presidents aud Vice
Presidents reports submitted favorable
reports, which we're unanimously sdopt-
ed. The Committee on the General
Good Of the Order reported very salts
factorily upon the progress Of the Asso
citation, and its present condition. As q
matter Of congrAtulation, this committee
announced that there were some fourteen
more delegates present at this session Of
the Grand Lodge than attended the ses'
sion at Columbus, Ohio, last year. The
substance OF the report, We are given TO
understand, was highly interesting 10 the
members Of the Association, and con.
tanned facts which were source Of much
qualification and congratulation.
The Association held night session
last night, but the nature Of the business
transacted, il any, was not made public
To all queries made by reporter, the
answer was given, Nothing oil interest
to the public"
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SATURDAY MORNING AUGUST 1915

NORMAL Ciaas under the charge Of
experienced teachers and best methods
At Beaver College and Musical Institute,
Wa R.T. TAYLOR, Beaver, Pa.
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THERE was bully item for reporters
in the Second Ward yesterday. It was q
chase after wicked bull, which had es-
capped from the stock yards. The bull is
still running for aught we know.
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HEADQUARTERS for cheap dry goods,
carpets, wall paper, &C., No. 2Ol9 and
202l Main street. JOHN RoIMER.
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THE MOUND CRY HOTEL OPENING
We are indebted to an occasional cor
respondent at Moundsville for the follow
log report OF the Mound City Hotel hop,
received too late for publication yes
terday morning:
The Mound City was one blaze oil light
and everything had been put in the best
Of trim for the occasion. As last as the
guests arrived they we're shown 10 the re-
ception room, and every attention given
them. Kramers Band was in attendance
and discoursed some delightful music Al
none but Josie can do. Before the open
ing OF the ball Kramer gave the assembly
an open air concert from the balcony
which was highly appreciated. The ball
was opened at nine o'clock by a grand
march. There were folks from Wheeling
Bellaire, New Martinsville and surround
ipg country, and all seemed TO enjoy
Themselves. The ladies toilets were ele-
CANT and BETTING the occasion
but II would take us too long
10. particularile. We noticed ladies
from Wheeling, Bellaire-well, we may
say they came ike. birds ia the spring
time, from every direction. The supper
gotten up under the supervision Of Mrs
McFaddea, WAS superb in all its attain
ments, and the way the good things dis
appeared was an Indication that every
thing was relished. Take il all in all th,
hop and supper was grand success, ant
il mine host caters 10 the wants oil his III:
lure guests a. he did 10 the invited ones
the Mound City Hotel will be q success
The company broke up about 4 o'clock
we'll pleased with the nights fun ant
dnnca 49, .-.---- l -
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MT. VERNON, Ohio, July 10, 1876.
DR.. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y.
Dear Sr-Four bottles Of your Favorite
Prescription has entirely cured my wife.
We employed three different physicians
and many remedies, but found NO relief.
With 4 thankful heart, l am,
Ever your friend.
WAS AUGUST WARNING.
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THE DIsrRfpurros OF THE BBLE.-At
the annual meeting Of The wheeling and
Ohio County Bible Society II was deter.
mined to furnish every family In the city
who possessed none. and would accept y
copy, with the Sacred Scriptures. To
this end committee was appointed con-
sisting Of Rev. s. B. BArnitI, D. A. Gun.
ningham and George @. Medine. The
committee, aided by Rev. W. r. Long,
state Superintendent, employed Mr.. W.
r. NJ. Denny TO make thorough canvass
Of the city, and carry out the wishes Of
the Society. The work was commenced
on the sd day Of April, and continued
for eighiy.seyen days with the following
result: Number Of families visited, s, l22;;
business places visited, 7l3; number Of
families NOT attending church, 400; at
tending church, d,575; Protestant iami-
lies visited, 1889; Romanists visited,
1874. Fotr hundred and eighty-three
Roman Catholic and three hundred and
fifteen Protestant families were found
without the Scriptures. OF this num-
Der SO Protestant and IL Romanist
families were supplied by sale, and 81
Romanist and 100 Protestant families by
,ionauon. -Four hundred and seventy.
eight families rejected the Scriptures,
many saying they were unable TO buy a
copy and would not take one unless they
could pay for ii, and others entirely dis
carding the Sacred Record. The average
showed every seventh family without the
Bible. The amount Of money received by
Mr.. Denny for the Society was Sls7 81,
and the sales OF Bibles amounted TO
$3.50 so, showing SIT 81 as invested in
Bible distribution during the canvass.
The value Of Bibles and Testaments do"
mated was $SS q. The entire cost Of the
canvass, l. e, salary OF Mr.. Denny, board.
ing, &c, was 1882 q, $50 IL less than the
amount collected. Mr.. Denny's work has
been very satisfactory 10 the committee,
and, no doubt, also 10 the community.
He Il an afiable and polite gentleman, and
though meeting rebnffs from the ungen.
tlemSnly and unladylike, always showed
himself true, kind, and well.bred. The
canvass Of the county districts will per.
haps be undertaken in the early fall.
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StfansloWn, BeFks county, "a.
Pdee:-Trial bottles, % cents; large size,
81, or six for IS. A single Is cent bottle
will oftentimes cure recent cough or cold,
and thus prevent much suffering and risk
OF life. Prepared only by DR.. swayne d
Son, Philadelphia. Sold by leading Drug
gists. Logan List 4 Co., Wheeling.
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TuRs.BIzIRK NorEs. - Mr.. @. A.
schaefer, Secretary Of the Wheeling
Turn. Verein, yesterday received the fol-
lowing dispatch:
To o. A. SehaefT:
Impossible. Disappointed in uniforms,
viii write tonight.
sd. LOUIS MUELLER.
Ills safe 10 assume, from the above,
that the twenty. Eve Marietta Turner's
who were expected to attend the Turn
feat will not be present.
Here Is another bit OF Secretary Schae.
fer's correspondence, which needs no in-
PRODUCTION. 1t was written on postal
card, and we give it pe,batim;
WHEELING Aug 6 1878
TO the Raidani Of WEDDING Turner'S asso.
citation
We as law abiding Citizens d Wheeling
Iatend to See that the sunday law 10 En-.
forced on aug llth let it Cost What il
NAV
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CoMMrrrE ON Law AND ORDER.

Mr.. Schaeier assures US that the
Wheeling Turner'S have no intention oil
violating the Sunday laws. The anniver-
sary OF Father jain falls on Sunday, and
the object Of the Wheeling Turner's in
arranging for an excursion and picnic
was 10, as far as possible, prevent any
noise or disorder on the streets, such a
might be the case should all tie visiting
delegations remain in the city 10 celebrate
the anniversary.
The Beethoven Singing Society last
evening engaged the Wheeling City Band
for the grand procession on Monday. This
will make four brass bands and drum
corps which will make music for the
Turn Bezirks.
Billy Heuser, Of the Old Exchange
had several men at work last night fixing
up the decorations on his place. He il
the tirst TO respond to the request Of The
committee, and il ia TO be hoped many
will follow his example. The Old Ex
change will be found in holiday attire
this morning.
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OAKLAND, Douglass Co., Oregon,
Jan, %. 1877.

De. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. y:
Dear Sir-Your Golden Medical Dis
covery has cured my daughter Of goitre,
after many physicians had failed. Enclosed
please end $3.50 for copy Of The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser. With
Us it takes the place Of the family physi'
clan. Yours truly,
AARON ALLEN,
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REAL EsrArE sALEs.-Heryey & Pace
yesterday disposed Of the following real
estate!
The residence Of Mr.. Jos. speidsl, or
North Front street, Island, was sold to
Henry Reed for 5000.
Henry Reeds farm, in Marshall coun,
", to Benz speidel, for $500.
This firm also disposed oil the following
stocks: Five shares Of Exchange Bank
stock, at SOL 50 per share, and IS share.
Of Elna Mill stock, at $40 80 per share
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A BuMMER was thrown out Of The
Court House on Thursday evening by az
irate candidate whom he had been an,
noying, and the incident had such salu'
tafy effect upon the hummer element
that there wasn't one to be seen about
the building all day yesterday.
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Thermometer REcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the Thermometer,
as observed at Schnepfs drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday: -
's;A' 49, 3 So q 'r &
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6IsH-MACKERElA No. i,sIf
In Barrels, Halt Barrels Ind ~ - EIls y
FinK 10 Half and Quarter n 4; 49,, IL - y
Iinf IN Barrels and ban EIlLl
IG sbJ lbos al ISL S7
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Ghe9ntelliqe.1eer.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 10, 1878.
New Advertisements.
Second Presbyterian Church.
St. Matthew Sunday School Excursion

ST. Mat,hew'ss Sunday School EIcurslo
and Picnic.
Camp Meeting-August IS.
Excursion Tickets to Green's Grove.
Remoyal-Thos. Hughes & Co.
Undertaking-Friend & Son.
Best Prices Yetat Kinks.
Commissioners Sale.
Undertakipg-Zink &Morehead.
Brooke County Farm for Sale.
Law School Of Cincinnati College.
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
List Of Letters.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-06-16

alive is to add to the general good. Out of
the essence of these preeepts cometh the true
Republic. To deny these things is to aban-
don faith and take on cynicism and doubt
Nothing was ever done by that skepticism
which lies in wait for that which is ardently
wrought and destroys it with mockery and
fault finding and sneers. The patient who
doubts his doctor to his face; the layman who
treats his minister as a pack horse for the
carrying of his load of sinfulness; and the
citizen who casts aspersions upon the public
service and makes habit OF defaming those
who are engaged therein is no better than he
who sits by the wayside and mocketh in
dustry and jeers in the eyes OF honest toll