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gnsecticide.

a young Inan from the country had
been visiting the city, and was relating
some Of his adventures to admirina
friends
Among other things he gave an &C
count Of how he attended mass in the
cathedral AS he described the cere-
monies, lie noticed that one young lad
seemed greatly interested, and when
he mentioned the waving of the Gems
ers, she suddenly exclaimed:
'Oh. Mr.. Stroll, did you really see
them burn insects, as people say they
do?"-YoutlI' Companion.
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Tattooins Among women Esrui,na,

iiftooins Among women i-sI uirnaux.
Some Of the girls have their cars
pierced just back or the lobe, where it
IS thinnest- They wear ivory earrings,
solue Of wiiic.l are carved Wit! plain
figures, Willie others have a setting OF
turquoise. Some of them have n string
# Ec;szls extending from one earring to
the other sispea led under the throat
Iattooing the chin among the WON
en- is s-cs"s-,l, an.l it is Kept up, SO they
say, bcca,Ise it has always been the
custom. II the a.;c Of six one narrow,
perpon,i.v;,,tr liac is drawn down the
center 81 The chin. powdered clIarco,
being used in c,alo-iaS. 1t about twelve
years Of age tl!a line is broadcncd to
half az Inch, and Il narrow line drawn
parallel t. i on each s..lc -WasIling
con Letter
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In tie Curly Part Of his career Ike late
Baron I-uddlca;o. shared !, ,.lcrl, will
q Ear.stcr # whom lie rented Il room.
and an ;;i,Us.ng story IS told Of il visi,
bodhir '.iya paid Inc deceased judge
in his lu.:it.e quarters Eod.>i,I Stron.
y ady.:,,'l the future baron 10 colnpe;
tie youthful clerk to Be cicaner in hi>
appcas. i. z.
i Do not much Ike to interfere
w"s lis reply. lie looks upon T
IS LIS iil;.s;cr, and, at the utmost. !
can't claim more than half Of him
Bat is.,:ilin was rot satisfied.
M say rate he said, Il would
mako Liza wash III half of his face"
London I.t-Dits.
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NOERA.
- II when sad fall

No-ra. when sad fall
IJa5 s-rayed the fallow;
Leaf cramped the wood brook erawl
! i pool and shallow;
When sober wood wa IS all
strange shadows hal,an-:
Noera, when gray gold
AID golden gray
r.. cracking holloEs fo,j
i.y every way.
Thee shall these eyes behold,
Dear bit OF May?
Nncl ucbs are cribs of dew,
M goSslnerS-
Long strca:ls Of silver bluc;
y hen silence stirs
O..c dead leafs rust! ling hue
ANON. crisp burs.
$0ar., il the wood
trl lil the grain,
Til ~. with the holden mood,
Gf wind and rain
Fresh in thy sunny blood,
Sweetheart, again?
>-ocra. VIXEN the corn
I;caped On the fields
Deep aster stars adoru
With purple shields,
Dcfying the forlorn
Decay death wicldS.
Nocr2, hGpiy then,
Thou being with me.
Each ruined greenwood glen
6iil bud and be
Springs with the spring again,
Tho spring in thee.
Thou Of The breezy tread,
Feet of the lrccze;
Thou Of the sunbeam head,
Heart like bees;
Face like woodland bred
-Anenonc's.
Thou TO Ccto5cr's death
IN April part
Bring, Whiic she takcth breath
against deaths dart:
Neera, one who hath
Made rhine 4 heart.
Gone with our golden year.
Gone as its gold:
With thy same laughing, clear,
Loved voice OF old;
In thy cool hair one dear,
Wild lnarirnll.
Madison Julius Cawcin.
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Guaranteed Cure tor LaGrippe.

DR.. Kings New Discovery for CONSUMPTION
Coughs end Colds. upon this condition. ifyou
are afflicted with La Grippe and will use this
remedy according to directions, giving it fair
trial. and experience no benefit, you may re-
turn the bottle and have your money refunded.
success of DIR. Kings New Discovery during
last seasons epidemi Have heard of no case
which it fii!e. Try it. Trial bottles for
Dr. " 0, Thompson's Drug store. Large size
sec. and ST..
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The Trichinr's Vitality.

Experiments made in France with a
view to discovering the amount of vi
tally in specimens of trichinp show
that. though they be subjected to a
temperature of IS dogs. below zero for
two hours, they again become as lively
rs ever on the return of q normal
amount of light and heat.--St. Louis
Republic
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BuckIen's Arnica sa,ve.

The T ess Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruise
Sores, U ce-s, Salt Rheum, Fever, Sores, Tette
Chapped Hands, Chilbains, Corns and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or no pan
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect salty
faction, or money refunded. Price IS cent
er box. For sale by v.O Thompson.
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8 Chea:, .inacsthctic.

Husband Getting that tooth pulled
hurt Pretty badly, didn't it.
Ni-c-No. L just thought of all the
mean things you had ever said TO Inc,
and it made me SO mad forgot all
about Tie tootll-Good News.
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There are no Holsters on the Pacific
coast, and the efforts SO far made to
carry them across the continent for
transportation have failed, chiefly be-
cause the creatures lave Gied ON the
way
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Cuticura Rem edies

Cure every humor of the skin and scalp of infanc,-
AMI childhood. whether torturing. disfiguiing, i:eh
with loss of hair, and every impu-ity of the Hood
whether simple, scrofulous, or hereditary, When.
tn best physicians and all other remedies f..il
Parents, save your children years of mental and
phy5icai suffering. Begin now. Cures made il
child Iood permanent
CuTIcURA REMEDIES are the greatest skin cures,
blood purifiers, and iumor remedies of modern
times. are absolutely pure and may he used Tx
youngest infant with the most gratifying success.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcUHA, 50c.; Soap,
H. IL, EEsolyENT 81 PREPARED BY the roTTE1'
E1- Send for 8 How to Cure Skin Diseases" 81!
pages, 80 illustrations, and 100 testin onials.
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BABY one SOLID SORE
Tried Everything without Relief. No
Rest Night or Day. Cured by
Cuticura Remedies.

Ely baby, when two months old, had breaking
OFT with what the doctor called eczema. Her head
arms, feet, and hands We're each one solid sore. |
tried cverything, but neither the doctors nor INV
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w Onders

Are wrought by the use OF Ayers Hair
Vigor IN restoring gray hair To It's original
color. promoting new grOWlh. prevent
GIg tie hair from falling. keeping it soft.
SILKY. and abundant and the scalp cool,
healthy. and free from GanGru!f or humurs
Tie universal testimony is that :his prep
ssr;.tisn las no equal a Il dressing. and
Is, therefore. indISp lnsab!r to every we'll
furnished toilet.
u have used Ayers Hair Nigor for some
time ana ii has worked wonders for me. l
was troubled with Gaudruff ana was rapidly
becoming bald: but since using the t!gur my
head IS perfectly clear of daHGruf. the LAIR
has ceased coming oft, and | now lave
good growth Of tie same color as when l
was Il young woman. | can heartily reconi-
mend any one suffering from damdruff or
loss of hair to use Ayers Hair NiCor as 4
dressing - Mrs. Lydia O. Moody, East
Iiststou, Me.
some time ago my wifc's hair began to
come out quite freely.
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gee, and sound 4 dollar. l believe my baby
would have died if l had not tried CUTICUI;A REM
EDIES- l write this that every mother with baby
Ike mine can feel confident that there is n medicine
that will cure the wost eczema, and that medicine is
the CUTIcURA REMEDIES.
Mrs. BETTE BIRKNER, Lcckhart, Teas.
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Three United States postal clerks
have left New York for Bremen to
put the new ocean postal service IN
to operation.
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NOTICE.,

D VIR TUE Of an order Of the Superior
DConrt Of Forsyth county, | will sell at
public auction to tie highest bidder, at TIE
court house door in Winston, \. c., at one
O'Clock p M, on Saturday, April 18th. 1891,
some valuable lands belonging to the
estate of w. B. Glenn, on the Yadkin River,
near Glenn's Ferry. ] will sell in lets TO
suit purchasers. First from the upper
or northwest art Ct the plantation, embra
cling what is known rs the old elisha Hun
ter tract near the u.ill seat. Also some
lots from the southeast corner of the plan
taticn near Brooks Town, on the Ferry
road, and adjoining John Xix, - Douh,
and others. Most of the lands offered are
wood land and are well known for the SUI
perior quality Of their soil for fine tobacco
and wheat.
Terms of Sale One half cash and bal
auce credit of six monts.
20 d. p. MAST, Guardian.
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CTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA = In
Dthe Superior Court.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that Alexander
Swicegood, Frederick l.. Stewart and VIM.
NJ. Hinshaw, and their associates and sue
cessors, were this day duly organized and
CHI artered as corporation, under the name
of The Planters Alliance Warehouse Com
pany, the purpose of which is to buy and
sell leaf tobacco, their place of business be-
ing Winston. N. c.; length of time, thirty
years; amount of capital stock, seven thou
sand; the number of shares, fourteen hun
dred; and value of each share, five dollars
That the stockholders are not individually
liable for the debts of the corporation.
w. b. STAFFORD,
Clerk Superior Court.
GLENN g. MANLY, Attorneys for Company.
March 3, 1891. limo
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tiIin:, clsc did hcrany good.
We could get no rcft day
or night with her. In my
extremity l tiicd the CT
TICURA REMEDIES, lut /
confess l had no faith in
them, for | had never seen
them tried. To my great
surprise, in one weeks
time after beginning 10 usc
the CUTICUEA REMEDIES,
the sores were well, lut l
continued to use Tie Re-
SOLVENT fer q little while,
and now she is - f@t a
baby as you would like TO
dollar. believe my haby
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ESss-sS~> snse .i;;ie have been
w0Fl. Ter by raEr, IustiH,
irzas. aid .Io lionn Toledo, Ohio.
4iSec @Ht Others doing we'll Why
+ yer 5Jc. a
I ,is..ifls ork and
GEAAS~> r1t Ia iae wherever be-
- - ksJszz5z e5nserE EASILY e-f1iag
<ox IL yf<EJ @ltS day ali ages. show you how
GIIa.aa sis1 sErf al vrori i'm
&fe~y-% c. all r:sc ii;ac- Zig money foru orl-
FafiaFe .heul.
NV Partic free.
- E1<ss~f4 3S:eS ESesrf,.r lac
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cAUTToNY


Drumming the warehouses and the
ted Therefore do of statesmen
houses don't think have quit the clothing business
competitors have reported it. but to the contrary
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-18

local politics has taught her that beer
is a knock.down argument with tho
average politician and that in u contest
OF this nature a carload OF beer is
mighticr than All entire train-load OF
spread.casle sp%ecch.lnakcrs with their
maps and photographs, or even a certi-
fled check. for tho guarantee fund.
Milwaukee knows Il thing or two, and
II she does not win tho convention It
won't be her fault. Whether she wins
or not 1t Is not n violent presumption to
predict that her headquarters Mt WASH
ington will at least attract tho largest
crowds.
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arilwnukco,s Great Head.

The people OF Milwaukee have gone
into the fight ior the national Demo
cratic convention to win. There is no
nonsense about them, and they propose
to conduct their campaign in a very
practical way. Other cities that desire
the convention may send their spread
eagle orators ii they will. They may
raise enormous guarantee funds and es-
tablish headquarters at Washington,
and plaster their walls all wei with
photographs showing their superior
hotel accommodations, or with maps
exhibiting their railroad facilities, but
they, won't be Sin it" with Milwaukee.
Milwaukee will be in Il position to
look upon all this hustling with q smile
OF satisfaction as she knowingly winks
her eve in the direction OF her own
, HEADQUARTERS. There will be no maps
and photographs and s%pread-easle
orators there to impress the committee
men with the delightful advantages eli
Milwaukee as a place in which to hold
Democratic convention. The commit
tcemcn wouldn't have eyes and ears Tor
them ii they were there, for milwaukee,
has hit upon an argument that will
overcome everythingthat her rivals can
bring to bear. 1t will be in the shape
oil a carload Of beer and pretzcls Which
will be served out to the hungry and
thirsty Democratic statesmen bya COM
mit,co OF one hundred OF her representa-
tive citizens, dressed in dark clothes
with crcam.colored trimmings"
With such an argument Milwaukee
expects to win the prize by a large ma
jority, and there is method in her plan.
She hasn't been instho beer business
for SO many years for nothing. She
knows human nature and has sizcdup
the Democratic. COMMITTEES rs possessing
it'd full share OF it. Long experience in
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Ohio VdNty Httrs.
The prospectus Of the Wheeling
.1NTELLlGEScER appears in the Ne,rs this
week. 1t would be useless to attempt
to euloCize the ISrELLIGENcER to people
hereabout. 1t is the leading paper in
West Virginia and has been forathird
OF = century. The people OF Eastern
Ohio know it and know its merits, and
it is only necessary to know that it is
published at the old stand and by the
same old reliable firm. Success to it.
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West Virginia Pensions.

Specta! Di.pateh TO the Intaui0ec:r.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 17.-West
Virginia pensions have been granted us
original-John T. sidcrs, John W.
Wheeler, Samuel n. Denoss, Thomas
Price.
Authorization Starkey.
~1ncrease-William 7. Dickerson de
ceased, Joseph Porter, Felix W. Mar
tin.
Reissue-Dome Mayer, Harvey Smith.
Original Widows, etc.-Minor OF
James Williams, Martha ]. Dickerson.
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Che ~QntdliQetae1.
WHEELING. DECEMBER is, 1901.
MIR. Elkins Appointed Secretary of
Wnr

Yesterday 1t was tho INTELLIGEScER's
pleasant duty to chronicle the selection
OF one OF West Virginia's most dis.
tinguishcd Republican leaders to q high
position in tho national judicial cstab-
lishmcnt, and to commend tho ap.
pointmcnt as an honor fttingly be-.
slowed. To-day. with like feelings OF
pride and satisfaction, We commend tho
wisdom OF tho choice OF Hons. B.
llkins, another honorcd citizen Of the
state, to become n member OF tho
Presidents immediate official family
and one Of his chief advisers.
In every respect the appointment Of
Mr.. Elkins as secretary OF war is Ill ex-
ccl!ent one. From u party standpoint
it could not be improved upon, and is
therefore = wise selection in 4 political
sense. His eminent ability to fill the
position with credit to himself and the
country is recognized 'by men of all
parties, and all will unite in commend
ing the Presidents action.
Mr.. Elkins's notably successful bust
ness career warrants the prediction
that his administration OF the affairs OF
the war department will be n success
from a business standpoint. He is
splcndidly equipped for the duties OF
the position, having q thorough knowl-
edge OF the affairs OF the branch OF the
government over which he is called to
prcside-a knowledge acquired through
close study OF public mattcrs-and he
will honor the place to which he has
been chosen.
Though he has been but few years q
citizen OF West Virginia, Mr.. Elkins
has been for many more years identi-
fled with the material interests OF the
state, and came to be looked upon by
her people as one oil themselves long
before he became I'M actual resident.
No mar has been more active in the
work of developing West VirSinia's re-
sources, and to him is due a large por.
tion OF the credit for bringing in capital
to develope the state, ard in
attracting the attention Of , the
outside world to the untold
wealth contained in her mountains, her
forests and her valleys. He is, in fact,
entitled to be called one Of the fathers
Of the new West Virginia now in pro-
cess OF creation, and one OF the CHIEF
promoters OF the magnificent era OF de-
velopmcnt, progress and prosperity
upon which she is entering. 1t is be-
cause Of this that Mr.. Elkins occupies q
warm place in the hearts OF the people
OF West Virginia, and they will rejoice
at the honor the President has confer
red upon him and through him upon
the state which is proud to call him 4
citizen.
The ISrELLIGENcER feels sure that it
reflects the sentiment OF the Republi-
cans OF West Virginia, as well MS that OF
the people generally, who are not gov
erned by partizan prejudice and jeal-
ousy, when it tenders to Secretary FL
kins hearty congratulations on receiv-
ing the deserved honor bestowed on
him BY the President.
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PERSONALS.

lola, the French novelist spends q
great deal OF time in tho brlc.a.brac
shops OF Paris, as he has II passion for
collecting raro bits OF furniture, rare
books, and the like. lie does not look
like the traditional writer aid rescm-
bles n even less than his photographs
show. a stranger seeing him for the
first time would readily take him to be
q French patcr familias Of the wealthy
middle classes. lie is n good father,
too, and has several handsome daugh-
tiers.
Colonel Thomas W. Knox, tho author
OF "Boy Travellers" Is said to have been
presented by the king Of Siam with tho
decoration OF the Siamcse Order OF tho
White Elephant in recognition OF the
fairness with which the kingdom was
treated in the account given by the Boy
Travellers OF their visit there. J.. A..
llaldcman, of Kansas, Queen Victoria
and Sir Edwin Arnold are the only
other English.speaking persons who
have eve received the order.
The Misses Irving, sisters OF Wash
ington Irving, still occupy the authors
rambling little cottage at Tarrytown on
the Hudsonn They arc now old and
feeble. Almost every day in summer
visitors drive down to S%unnyside, but
the old ladies refuse to be disturbed,
and it is very seldom that one can get
even q peep into tho library where the
lines OF Goldsmith, Washington and
Mahomet were written.
Mr.. DuMauricr, the famous social car
icsturist, has for some time been with
out the sight OF one eye and the other Is
considerably affected. His work is
done on n large scale and reduced by
the engraver.
NJ. NaQuet, whose, divorce law in
France freed a great many women. in
Guiding Sarah Bernhard. IRON object
ionable husbands and vico versa, IS u
hunchback, socialist, poet and pub
licist.
DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes has decid-
cd to undertake no more literary work
at present. He alleges, as his reason, q
desire to give young blood a chance to
be heard.
Mr.. McDermott, nephew OF the late
Mr.. Parnell, who acquired fame by
horse-whippins Timothy Healv, is
said to be the best waltzc: in Dublin So
ciety.
Princess Beatrice is painting a beau
tiiul ian to be presented to Princess
Victoria on her forthcoming marriage
to Prince Albert Victor.
.4.#--#..
Mrs. Grover Cleveland's Scotch collie
dog, Kay, is at West Chester, Pa, hav-
ing his portrait painted.
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A~SSlGNEE'S SALE
MONUMENTS /!

..r#n.. EM#|.aA
Tho undersigned Will on Monday. the
2sth Day of December, 1891, com.
mcncing at 10 O'Clock a. M, offer Mt auction
sale OIL the premises, No. 10 Sixteenth
Street, Wheeling, W. Va, ali the stock OF
Marbles and GRANTEES, finished and un.i
finished, assigned to him by I. D. Carroll By
deed dated September q. 1891. /.
This is an exceptionally anc stock Of Scotch
and American GRANTEES aud Italian
and American Marbles. aud will be sold
at a sacrifice,
VIII also sell at same tina and place Two
Horses and S ulky.
SO. Y
DELI 80. Assignee r. D. Carroll,
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THE main criticism that Senators
Kenna and Faulkner have to make on
the appointment OF General Golf to the
United States circuit judgcship is that
it is "a political nomination" What
did the distinguished senators expect
that the Presiden. would appoint a
Democrat, or 4 Mugwump, or a Jiboosc?
Suppose it were q Democratic admins
tration. Itwould be curious to see what
grounds Senator kcnna or Senator
Faulkner would urge for the appoint
ment OF q friend OF theirs to such an
office.
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THOSE Democrats who are congratulate
ing themselves on the removal OF General
Golf IRON active politics are welcome to
what satisfaction they can get OUT OF
the tact. The year 1892 is going to be a
Republican year in West Virginia.
The state is headed that way, and while
General Colts assistance would help it
along wonderfully, the lightning ex-
press isn't going to jump the track on
account OF his retirement. He had a
hand in laying the track and it is solid
enough to hold the protection train.
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MARQUIS RINGS.

Wo have the largest assortment OF
Marquis Rings in Diamonds and all
the Fancy Gems c shown in the
city. HIVE taken special pains to
noun up nothing but the very choic-
est Gems. We ask you to look ut II
goods and compare prices.
I.fG. DILLON s. co.
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WEST v.rorsIA pas Jared pretty well
under this Republican administration.
Three OF her most distinguished citizens
and Republican leaders have been hon
ored by high preferment-Mason, Golf
and Elkin.. For the second timo n Re-
publican President has recognized the
party in this state by selecting from tia
cabinet officer. and there are states
more reliably Republican that have re-
ceived less recognition. Our Democra-
tic friends recall, with some bitterness,
that when they were struggling to keep
West Virginia in tho Solid South a
Democratic President was persuaded
with great difficulty to select even one
national officer from among the faith
jul.
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Is deciding to accept Chief of Police
D%clbrugge's resignation, placed in their
hands some weeks ago, tho Council
committee on police acted in accordance
with the understanding with the chief
at that time, and exhibited an appre.
citation OF public sentiment on the sub.
iect. Council ri do no less than
adopt the committees rep ort. Chief
Dclbruggc has forfeited his place and
someone moro worthy should be
chosen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-18

DID you ever buy a horse aud not
have some misgivings as to his points
till they they were fully tested? Not so
with Ayers Sarsaparilla; you may be
sure OF it at the start. 1t never disap-
points those who give it q fair and per-
sistcnt trial. D&w
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Mills Lament
~
Philadelphia Prs.

Philadelphia pra.
] am Mr.. Mills.
Plain. simple Roger @,
I've written several bills.
Hut now have thought 10 do: I
And here | Sit and sulk.
While Springer gets the cake.
because on Clevcland'sg bulk
! put my humble stake;
Yes. Inn Mr.. Mills,
Plain, simple ROgcrQ.