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by local applications, as they can not
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There Is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an intlamed con.
dition OF the mucous lining Of the Gus
tachian tube. When this tube gets in.
famed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-.
tirely closed deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation eau be taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever nine cases out OF ten are caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an in.
famed condition OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case Of deafness (cauSed by catarrb)
that we can not cure by taking Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
bS-Sold by druggists, 75c. paw
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tAAA' " 'AN JACOB DErw1LLER.
mr20 Trustee.
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Nh,.pe, npa oleyeland Mol in It.

William @. Whitney has, heretofore,
been considered by tho Democracy the
heir.apparent to the Cleveland throne,
as they choose to dub the Presidential
chair. But it would seem, to judge
from the expression Of Senator Harris
that Mr.. Whitney has actually taken
Mr.. Cleveland's place, and that the
stuffed prophet of the Democracy is
dead politically. Mr.. Cleveland's silver
views do not suit his party and many
prominent Democrats have said lately
that no man is as big as the party
Governor Campbell, Of Ohio, seems to
have gotten his plume above the hori-
ION, and II the Democrats elect him
Governor again next year as they did
last, the fat man Of New York is ire
trieyably lost.
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Rev. F. NJ. Shrout, Pastor United
Brethren church, Blue Mound, Kan.
says: " feel II my duty TO tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done for me. Ny lungs were badly dis.
eased, and my parishioners thought
could live only a few weeks. l took five
bottles Of DR.. Kings New Discovery and
am sound and well, gaining 20 pounds
in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: after a
thorough trial and convincing evidence,
l am confident DR.. Kings New Discov.
cures when everything else fails. The
greatest kindness can do my many
thousand friends is 10 urge them to try
it" Free trial bottles at Logan Drug
Co.'s Drug Store. Regular sizes so cents
and 81 On. g
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The Italians in this country seem TO
have a mistaken idea regarding the
slaughter Of some Of their countrymen
in New Orleans last Saturday. The fact
that the victims Of the mob were
Italians had nothing to do with the at
tack upon Thorn. It's probable that II
the men had been native Americans the
same thing would have occurred. What
the mob was striking at was not the
nationality OF the prisoners in the Jail,
nor was 1t impelled by any prejudice
against them because they were Italians.
1t was the miscarriage Of justice, by
which band OF organized assassins and
b!ackmailers had escaped justice, that
caused tho citizens OF New Orleans to
rise up and tske the law in their own
hands.
Those Italians who are demanding
that their government shall seek redress
for what they term an insult to the flag
Of Italy are unduly excited. They for.
get that the existence OF the assassina-
ton society which the New Orleans
people .ought to suppress is as much an
offence against the laws Of Italy as
against the laws Of America that the
victims OF tho affair were "ex.Salley
slayes"- outlawed from their own land,
and that they had set up in this country
an organization which the Italian gov.
eminent itself is laboring to suppress in
Italy at this moment.
Respectable Italian citizens OF the
United States should have NO concern
in the matter, and should not, through
any false ideas OF patriotism, make COM
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TnE Easter bonnie. win soon be ripe.

WHEELING, MARCH 20. 1881.
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WashingtOn Star: 1t is a malodorous
dollar that has only seventy.eisht scents
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mon cause with an organized gang Of
bandits and murdererg. 14W'abtding
Italians are Just as safe in this country
as the law.abidlng people Of any other
nationality, and will Just as promptly
receive tho protection Of American law
when deserved. The movement to
identity the cutthroats Of the Malta
with Italy, however, is a sure way to get
up feeling among Americans against
ali Italians, and the sooner the Italian
residents Of the United States, who are
needlessly concerning themselves about
the matter, realize this, the better for
both countries.
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LAUGHTER INCREASES ADROsE.

Wa,hing.on Star: 1t is a malodorous
dollar that has only seyeRty.etSht scents
Pi.Durgh Dipateh: When paper
hangers 20 to the wall their creditors do
not suffer.
PaeE: esgoyle-"whO ,, is your Nh "a.
vorite poet?" Gummey-"Rider Aeg-
gard" Gargoyle-"He doesn't write
poetry at all" Gummey-"l know
Tsras Sifting,: It Is absurd to cay
that O single swallow doesn't make q
spring. Fire stone at one and see II 1t
doesn't.
PueE: Mrs. Laytln waiting up for her e.,
husband)-"What Is the matter, Mollyf"
Molly from the kitchen -"Och, mum,
there be thayes at the dureW Mrs.
Laytin-"Well, tell them l am not at
home"
Flieqende Blaater: student-"would
Won perhaps buy this Greek diction:
aryH" Aptquary."1 am sorry, put l
buy only whole libraries" Student
"Just so. This book is the whole oil my
library"
Plifcende Blattter: "You have been
fishing the whole day and haven't
caught ono thing. Why don't you give
| Il up and 90 awayP" "Well, l know I
don't catch any fish, but then, you see, ]
don't like to be idle, and 80 I keep on
fishing 60 as to have something to do"
Brooklyn Life: evil you kindly tell
me, eli" asked the stranger as abe step
ped from the door Of the railway station
In Boston, (which Of these streets Is the lie
most direct route to the common z
''Not any OF them, madam, | am sorry t.
say" returned the Bostonian, but II
you will wait while / consult my pocket
map will endeavor to lay out route
which may have some approximation o.
direCtness."
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TIE Bonapartist leaders in France
have decided to diregard Prince NapOl-
ems will and to recognize Prince Victor
as the heir apparent to the French
throne. At the present writing it don't
seem to make much difference to France
who is heir apparent. He'll have to
find the throne before he sits upon it
otherwise than in bis mind.
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In the death Of Charles q. Collier
wheeling loses another of its most
hOnored citizens, and the business com
munity one Of It's leading and most in
fiuential members. Mr.. Collier was q
man Of education and refinement and g
Christian gentleman, and was an orna'
ment to the social circles in which he
moved. His death is sincerely mourned.
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nncklen,s ArnIea salve.

The best sllye 10 the world for cuts,
bruises, cores, ulcers, talt rhenm, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin erupious, and posi-
lively cureg piles, or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For saie BY Logan Drug Go.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE
" County CouRT, OHIO COUNTY, sfATE or


OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE
" COUNTY CoUET, OHIO COUNTY, sfATE OF
In the matter OF the probate Of the Will oil
Cecilia g. Richardson, deceased. -.
The object OF this proceeding is 10 have ~
mllied 70 probate In the Clerks office, paSSS'
writing dated the 18th day OF February, 'Iy;
purpoftlng 10 be the last will and teStGT enI n
Cecilia @ Richardson, deceased; and ne g., ~
clerk having fixed the eth dAy oil April t9 ~,
10 O'Clock q. m, for the hearing Of this lnAtsT'
aud happening iIom an affidavit lied iheIS Ti'
that Henry AinBWoTth, Mary AinlWofIh' H. a.,
Lam AinBWoTth, tho children Of John I'M an.
worth, deceased, whose names arc unknVvTsSS' W.
Cecilia HASTINGS, James Ainsw0Tth, May ~ ~
mer, the children OF William French. deee1IISJ'
whose names arc unknown; Charles J" AsuG ~
Cecilia q. Booth and Alice Y. MJen, arc ~ ~
residents Of this State, II Il ordered thaE , ,
each do appear OF the EAid oetkl once w ~.
one month after tho Grst publication o. VIZ n.
der aud do what 10 necessary 70 protect Ihe" ~
t9reSta, ATT,
Wines, the signature Of tho said clerk u"
9th day Of March, A. D. isgl; 10 uoov Clerk
A. J. CLARKE, Attorney. ,,...e
The date Of she arSt publication Is NSISH
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THE grip is not without mission in
this world. 1t is the only evangelist
that has ever succeeded in bringing Chi
cagoans to their knees. Prayer meet
ings are being held, in which prayers
are being offered for deliverance from
iLa power.
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IT lisa remarkable fact that although
the Farmers Alliance has the power in
the Kansas Legislature, and was able to
elect United states Senator, 1t has not
passed a single law to correct one OF
the evils against which It declaims.
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"Your ladyship made quite a conquest
to-day" said the kitchenmaid. "Did II
And with whom?" asked her mistress
graciously. with my sweetheart. He
saw you going out, and I tell you, lady
as suits him must be lady."-Fiiegende
PLa.tIS.
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CHICAGO always claims to have bad
thing worse than anyone else, and q
good thing better. It's motto is excel
sior, either high or low. 1t now has
nearly half its citizens laid up with In
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TIE late lamented Legislature appfo-
priated $4,000 for the State printing,
which amount must be paid by the tax
payers. Itlooks like large sum for the
class Of work that is done.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
O0MMIssIoNERs' SALE.
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County.
Louisa souaeTmann,
Administratrix OF William eou.
dermRnn, deceased, In ChAnccE


BY virtue Of decree entered In tho Circuit
Court Of Ohio couu'y In the above entitled
cause on the 10th day Of February, 1891, the I'm.
| dersigned special commissioners will sell o.
| public auction, At the north front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio County, In the city Of
Wheeling, W. Va, on
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF APRIL, 1851,
beginning at 10 O'Clock q. M. the following
property, that Is 10 say: Lot numbered Ex IN
square numbered tWenty.eiRht, In that part Of
the said city Of Wheeling called South Wheeling,
except strip of the south aide Of said lot eight
fee. IL width on Jacob street and extending
back Of that uniform width the full depth o.
the lot, It's south line being the south llGe o.
the lot Bald lot fronts on the east aide oil JacoD
street between FOrtleth and Forty'anI street,
and there "a upon the part OF said lot 10 b. 500
two buildings fronting upon Jacob street one
beings brick and the other frame. The said 10y
will DO offered a. q whole and In two parcels
and sold In whichever way the highest price
can DO realized therefor.
TRRMB OF 6ALE:-onethI Of the pufchne
money, or as much more thereof a. the pqt'
chaser may elect 70 pay In cash on the day Of ti9
and theTeSldue In two equal inbtA llmentA payADlo
res ;ectiyely In nine and eighteen months rom
day OF sale, the deferred InBtGllmenu 10 bear M
terest and 10 be evidenced BY tho notes OF w
purchaser with personal security thereon sa Az
factory 70 sAld special commissioners, aud WE
70 be retained until the purchase money Ii pau
In full.
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Loose's Rcd Glover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, INDICATION, Con.
Btipation. 25c per box, 8 boxes for ST..
For sale by Logan Drug Company. D4w
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"a Mine Of Knowledge"
pkYNEs BUSINESS POINTERS. AhI.sas :.
TNRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
"HIGH MATRR MARKm PROPERTY.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
il "HIGH WATER MARK" PROPERTY.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust made by Ralph
Marsh, and Margaret A. Marsh, his wife, George
YerSh, aid EarGn Marsh, his vile, 70 mo Is trus
tee, bearing date August 20, A, D. 1885, and
recorded in the clerk oil co OF the County Court
OF Ohio COUNTY, W. Va, In Deed Of Trust Book
No. q, pGge $685. will sell on
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF APRIL, AID. 1891,
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following de
Scribed property, that Is 10 say: All that piece
or parcel OF ground situate in The sixth ward oil
the city oil wheeling, Ohio county, W: Va,
and known as portions Of lots No. s and 0 In
out lotl No. Is aud 20, together with the I'm
provemCnts thereon. consisting OF q two story
brick dwelling, brick stable and other out
houses, Il being the same property as heretofore
conveyed to the said Ralph Marsh and George
Marsh, by Heury N. Russell, special Gem.
missioner, by deed bearing date September /,
1874, and Of record In the clerks otllee OF Ohio
county, W. Va, In Deed Book No. q, pages 3Ss
and $50.
JACOB DETw1LLER.
mF11 TfOSteA
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T, J. HUGUs Snd
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners

/, John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of tho Circnit
Court Of Ohio county, W. Va, do hereby Sef Ky
that bond aud security has been given BY NC
above named special commissioner Al ieda9isSI
by law and said decree, and conditioned Gc'o'a'
ing 70 law. ,n,u,,, r,,,s
In. HERyRy. AnatIoneer. mrI2
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Tor the purpose WuEon
TUESDAY, APRILE2lst, 1891,
at the front door oil the Court House OF Ohio
county, offer at public sale 10 the highest bidder,
all the estate. right, title and interest Of said
Benjamin Exley In, 70 and q The west half q
lot numbered 1852 on the north side Of Sixteenth
street In tho addition TO the town OF Wheeling
laid cut by Noah Zane, peniel steenrod and
others (which half lot Is thirty Icot In WIdthl
except the eat twenty.elght feet and ten inches
Of said west hBlt lot and also lot numbered 233
on the north side Of Sixteenth street In the same
addition, except part thereof bounded and de-
scribed as lollows: Beginning at point on the
north side Of Sixteenth street at the south END
OF @ limo running from the north side OF Blk
tenth street 70 Alley l3, which Zine 10 two feet
nine inches west OF the west brick wall OF house
number IS on eixteenth street and runs north.
WAEdlY from the north side OF Sixteenth street
and parallel with the west brick vail Of said
house 10 Alley ID; thence weBtwRrdly with the
south line Of Alley Is TO the east line Of lot
number 2S4; thence southwArdly and along the
east line OF lot number "a 10 Sixteenth street;
thence eAStwaTdly along the north side Of Six.
tenth street TO the plane OF beginning.
TERMS OF SALE:-One third OF tho purchase
money and such farther sum as the purchaser
may elect In hand, the balance In equal install.
meilts at ono and two yean from the day Of
sale, tho purchaser giving bond for the deferred
installments, with security approved BY the
special commissioner, said bones 10 bear inter.
est from date and the title 70 be retained until
payment Of the purchase money 10 tnll
W. HURBABD,
Special Commissioner.
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WANTED.
STOCKHOLDERS MEErlNCs
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that 4 general ,n0D,,r,
Of the stockholdsn Of "The Wheeling 4 s' lin
Grove k& ,br C0@Penyh VII held the
West virginia, on tho 18th day Of April. 4. n
1901, at O'Clock p. M, for the purpose al tEsSS,
acting such business rs may lawfully M Jnns
by Eaid stockholders IN general tneetIpS ~.
resolution in the words following, towii. Va.
solved, That the Board Of DIrecl6rS Of his Com.
pAny be authorized TO issue four thnuSSS5
shares Of preferred stock on such terms and cnN.
dIl4ns and with such regulations rcSpeCIinS Ia
preference 70 DO given 70 such stock oTsf Ia ~
other GtOck, In relation 10 future dIyIdrniI Nv
otherwise, a. they may deem Proper" viii Ia
offered &c fAid meeting. we" w
By order Of the Board Of Director.
EnflNF JOHN 4. HALL. gnnra,.,-
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DIED.

coLLIER-on Thursday, March 10. 1901, OF 1880
pm, G. H. COLLIER
Funeral from his late residence, No. . North
Broadway street, on Saturday, March II, 1871,
a.2oclOck p. m. Iaterment at Greenwood
Cemetery.
NcGlLI-on Wednesday, March ls, 1s9l, at Il: p
O'Clock a. m, ELIZABETH, wife otlthe late
Jo!eph McGIll, aged 81 years.
Funeral services at her late residence, No. 1908
Alley c, Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends OF the family invited TO attend. In
torment at PenInSular Cemetery.
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For Sale.

/
six roomcd houIe, In splendid condition,
on Market street, between Twenty. third
and TWenty.ionrth street,. COX
Sevcn.roomed house, No. 4bl4 EOh street,. S,l0l
Double brick house, In splendid condition,
Jacob and nineteenth streets, rooms -,
TenroSmed house, 40 Main Street........... $50
alx.roomed house. 2o2 y. York street......... ,00
Seven roomed house, 20 n. York sIreet,,.... ,s0C
six.roomed brick house, In good condition, =,
262O Jacob .... CC
Four roomed house on Woods street, be-
tween Twenty third and Twenty.tourth -.
S,r ssSee S;Ic SoSSS iii TsTSS; @
Pourroomcd house on TWentyihird street
between EoH and jacob streets .......,..... ,20C
Three.roomed house, In good condition, -,
ELss ScS;S Sii Wood
Fourroomed brick house, No, 26lS AlleyD. l,2Ol
Two brick houses, rooms in each house 81 200
each.
drst addition 70 A1rylynn, opposite the Inn.
turnpike and county road. Price from 500 70
500, OnC,thitd cash and balance IN one year.
Two brick honSes, lSs and 100 Eighteenth
street, q 100 each: -.
Double frame house. $3.50 and 97tl Eof St.. $500
sIx.roomed house, in splendid condition.
1855 Wood street 24OO
FourToomcd house on TWenty.nlnth street..
Good business house on ChIptine street, Cen.
I Hotel lea's and fixtures In city doing pay.
RleTen lott on Woods and Wilson streets, In
FIlRp, Whyte and Gallagher addition, each lot
60xI01 feet, Sl0Q 70 f101 each,
1.-TWO half lots on MRyston st., sixth ward, $3.50
TWO halilo, on Eolf street, between Twenty.
RiVhth and TWahtY.niuth streets 81 900 each.
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Go WHERE you will, you will find peo;;
pie using Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup and
unanimous in its praise.
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Special COnmiiIlont

hereby certify that bond Gad security has
been given a. required by law by William p
Hubbard, the special commissioner in the above
entitled cause. ,no,
Clerk Circuit Court Ohio County.
Moon 10 1901 MIRO
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tOoMM1ssloNER's SALE
~ OF sIXrEEETH STREET PROPERTY.
i - pnnnlnIn Rnnl
ohauceTy

Under and in pursuance Of a decree made or
the ID day Of June, 1855, by the CirouIt Court o.
Ohio county, In the above entitled cause, the
undersigned appointed special commissioner
for the DufpOSo Will ION
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GENERAL NOTICES.
TO CITY GAS CONSUMERS.

No Gas Bills will be made out for the
Month of February, payable by March
10. The Gas burned In February VIII be
included in the bills for March, payable
on or before April 10.
by order of the Beard of Gas Trustees.
a. a. FRANzHEII,
te2S Secretary.
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NEW AnvERrIsEMENTs.

NOR sALE-sHELvING, CHEAP.
u Inquire Of NEsBITr q DEYIsE' l7SS Nc aSF'
The Irish standard., 1891-12-05
THE IRISH STANDARD: SATURDAY., DECEMBER 5.

ful states are the ones TO- be nursed.
Roger @. Mills, who visited the North
west a little over . year ago, says that it
would benefit the Democratic party If it
should hold it's convention west Of the
Mississippi river. Mr.. Mills knows
what he is talking about too, and when
he says the Twin Cities are the place for
the Democracy Of the nation to assemble
next summer. and nominate q national
ticket, he knows whereof he speaks, for he
was here short time ago. He was sur
prised when he came here to find such a
thriving, energetic, pushing people, and
such beautiful cities where he expected
to see nothing but a couple of villages.
The average man Of the East and South
will be agreeably surprised when he gets
here next June. Let the people OF st.
Paul do little hustling and they will
get there. We have all confidence IN
their ability to secure the convention.
The Irish standard., 1891-12-05

The IRISH STANDARD has given con-
siderable space recently to a discussion
of the insurance feature of the A. o. H
in Minnesota and we are sure it will be
productive of much good to every men,
Der within our state. Calm, earnest
and candid consideration of This subject
is what we shall expect from every con-
tributor. Avoid personalities. This is
not argument, and if any writer should
fail to see his communication in print
he may rest assured that it is for this
reason his contribution does not ap-
pear. We have but one desire-to treat
all alike-demanding only that you con-
fine yourselves to the question at issue
in an honorable manner without resort
ing to personalities or abuse, Keep
this plainly in view and you will have
no fault to find. The IRISH STANDARD
will be quick TO grant you hearing.
The Irish standard., 1891-12-05

Just forty-eight hours hence the halls
of Congress will be filled with Demo
cratic genius, and the few Republicans
who will be honored with seats there
for they will be few-will have the
pleasure ~ of interesting one Of the
prettiest contests on the speakership
chat has been seen there for q long
time. There are three candidates in
the field: Roger @. Mills, William M.
Springer and Charles E. Crisp. Each
candidate IS confident Of success. The
friends Of the respective candidates say
their man is sure to win. What wa
tering of the. mouth Gar Tom Reed
must be suffering from these days
when he contemplates the turning over
Of sach fine plum to Democrat!
Either of these candidates will make a
good speaker, and Tom Reed will be
obliged to keep very mum too after
Congress gets down to business, il he
does not want to get little Of his own
medicine. There will be verv little COM
fort in the coming Congress for Republi-
cans, and though the few congressman
OF that political party, that will answer
roll call, will be as busy rs possible OBJ
structing the majority, business Will 60
On without interruption. Gar Reed
however will find little comfort in FIR
ing Inquiries at the chair and he will be
forced to grin and bear it,