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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-30

DIR. Turner who founded the asylum
for inebriates in the State OF New York,
and the only asylum of the character in
the United States, is a native OF Bath. in
this State. The doctor first conceived
the idea when he was boy in Bath, and
has been hard at work for the past thirty
years executing his purpose. The insti-
tuition is now well endowed and prosper
Gus. DR.. T. is now at work raising funds
for similar asylum for women.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-30
A Suggestion TO the Travelling Pablo.

Tourists, emigrants and mariners hud that Hos.
letters stomach Bhters Is medicinal safeguard
against unhealthfui influences, upon which they
can implicitly rely, nee It prevents the effects
that m unhealthy climate, yltated atmosphere,
unaccustomed or unwholesome diet, bad water,
other conditions unfivorabie to heath would
otherwise produce. On long voyages, or journey )
by land in latltudes adjacent to the equator, IL is
especially useful us preventive of the iebrile
complaints ana disorders OF the stomach, liver and
bowels, which are apt to attack natives of The
temperate zones soJou ming or travelling in such
regions, and IL is an excellent protection against
the influence OF extreme cold, sudden changes OF
temperature, exposure TO damp or extreme fatigue.
1t not ony prevents Intermittent and remitIent
fever, ald otner diseases of malaridl type, but
eradlcates them, tact that has been notorious Tor
years past in North and south America, Mexico
the West Ind les, Australia and other countries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-30

The editor of the Standard is the last
person TO object to the Superior Court in
Kennebec county on account of its add
tional expense, when he appeared before
the legislative committee, in an argument
urging its passage, taking the ground that
it would decrease the expense of litiga-
ton in affordng speedy hearing of causes.
He is the last man to object to the meas
nre.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-30
At recent aristocratic ball in London, at which

At recent alistocratic ball in London, at which
the guests appeared in costumes, she who is said
10 have attracted most attention was Young
America" The young lady wore blue satin boots,
with silver buttons and short white satin skirt,
over which was gracefully draped silk American
dag, caught up at one side by a metal eagle The
bodice was blue silk, covered with silver stars
over which she wore very effective metal cuirsss
on the front of which the American shield,
the eagle coming out beautifully. For ornaments,
she wore bracelets and necklace of gold dolaA,
very neatly made. On her head she wore a crown
ofthrteen stars in brillians the HAIR floating down
the back. 81 felt says correspondent, "a nation
al curiosity to know who this striking figure of
the ballroom was, and found it to be Kate Field
And the costume which was so much admired was
designed by herself. The necklace was made 10
Paris to order"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-30

Reflect that in every cemetery 2 OF the silent
colds; and if YOU are thus all icted, AVOID their
fate by resortng at once TO Hales Honey Of Hors
hound and Tar, an immediate, agreeable, and Ger
tam means of cure. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
mari tSWlmo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-30

In the income-tax suit of the United
States against Samuel j. Tiden, Judge
Blatchford has decided to go 'behind the
returns" The demurrer of the defend.
ant to the complaint, which covers the tax
of 1861, was sustained. The defendant
interposed special defences to the remain
ing eleven counts covering taxes from
1862 to 1872. These were overruled by
the court, and it now remains for the jury
to determine the amount of the defend.
ants income during those eleven years
The aggregate amount of the tax which
the government claim is Sl3S, 142.50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-30

The Connecticut legislature adjourned
Thursday The executive Offices are to
be removed to the new capitol. and
the building is to be put in order for the
sessions of the legislature next year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-30

1t was the Rev. Owen Lovejoy, the
martyr to the cause of freedom. born IN
China. in this State, who said II do not
approve of swearing, but give me the
man who swears for freedom, rather than
the fellow who prays for slavery"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-30

Young men who are about to sail for stations in
Turkey, China and Japan, should take good sup
ply OF SLIPPERY ELM LOZENGES along with
them. For sale by all Druggists
Caswell * Co., corner Washington and Winter
Ste Rostan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-30

THINK OF IT, that Cough or Cold neglect
ed, may lead to serious consequences. In the
early stage of Throat and Lung diseases,
Madame Porter's Cough Balsam is an invaluable
remedy, can be taken by the Oldest person or
youngest child. Is safe, reliable, and agreeable
to the taste. Price 25 cents, and in large bottles
at so and Is cents. mar2S 4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-30

DIR. Perce's Golden Medical Discovery will
cure cough in one-hah the time necessary to
cure 1t with any other medicine; and 1t does 1t,
not by drying it up, but by removing the cause,
subduing the irrllation and healing the affected
parts. Sold by all druggists. w&sat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-30

Cure that cough! How With Adamson's Bo
tanic Balsam. 1t is warrented TO cure coughs
colds, and all lang difficulties. Sample free
Large bottles 80 cents. Sold at Kinsman Il Co.'S
Drug store. jan25t&wlw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-30

Election 10 Rhode Island next Wednes-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-30
State Pensions.
Thoroughbred Jerseys For Sale !!

THREE or four cows at 800 each. viii make
the very best family cows. Give very rich
MIX, mix easy and close to calving; small feeders
and very gentle. j. w. NORTH, JR., NJ. ID.
Augusta, Mar. %, 1878. mar23- teodsw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-30

The indications are that we have reached
'hard pan" in the dull times, and that with
returning confidence 10 business circles we
are about to enter upon an era of pros.
perity. The depression has been the
means of establishing values; while il
has knocked the bottom out of many arti-
fetal and dollhouse projects. and caused
fimsy fortunes to take wings and fly
away, the true and substantial remain,
all the more valuable and to be trusted on
account of having passed through the re
finer's fire. Just such cleansing periods
are needful to teach lessons of economy,
and to show men the necessity of building
upon solid and substantial foundations.
Information from London is to the eff
feet that although Russia and Turkey have
laid down arms, peace is not by any
means assured. Never were there great
err preparations for war than. those which
are being made in England, quietly and
secretly, but with unfaltering hand, and
with wise supervision which, if hostlities
should be declared, would place England
very different position from that which in
she occupied when the Crimean war found
her without commissariat and with no
army worthy of the name. Day and
night the chief authorities are engaged in
the task of completing organizations, fill
ing up regiments, getting vessels ready
for sea and preparing to strike With all
the force which the nation can muster.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-30
Sperlal Notices
F. w. KINSHAN & CO.,

Has opened a FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE on
Water ST., where they Will be pleased 10 see ali
their old friends and former customers. Also
agent
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

uugug "a -iHso . mss1f c1uFs-UfS ~
Casela u Pixs0. Tia Apomed maA lgsnd
= patty Of soldisrs drswa % IN two
SiHa. Thcy were NurAs'a executios-
60 He. took IA s6sod "A. beldly a.
ver Re had done In The dAy a battle.
s refused "a have his ewes bsbdased:
- looked straight Al the musslcs oil the
GIeces. ..Spsre my face: Aim straight
ny hesrt.,tkS Sr,sA n IN soAijcrs !:
~ Tia words vsrs uttercd he SslI
I'd, torn by the bullets. hat holding
Iii n his hand ~ miniatures Of ia
wife end chslApca. The b,uNN bjood In
Euroee asvcs eoosssd Shroush a beuver
hssrt Than .thse which Iav fksne stilid
lorsver. n courage alone could msks
nobssty, hSrSN wSs strstchei the Nsnps-
I'll e ussiaobsSsa proo,0gst 20 Isst ~
IdDdng nevsr faiied- -
"wnr. ~ bsu1ko linz. sD,.,.4.~
IA 'tsf, a. ~ sIcuf ne plain. f~sa
1asse h. sase vas nsset sAsftagt ~.
20 .nere ne neei ~ns'ens.s ssa.ni.
AT when wc look beyond his dso1s 81
a1ms, 2 his contsmpt Of dano2Sx
me-. VIII regret. thes she 0oeiiulNu
90t in1Dim ~ whs0h % sossoeyoe
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09
Sleep.

Very few persons have any idea how
much sound, rcstful, blissful sleep has
TO do with health and longevity. The
.rosm pail on many Q mASden'is cheek,
the wrinkles deepen ON many . m~atron's
brow. the life-b1ood Of many . strong
man lessens. his muscles weaken, and
hio brain bccomes incapable OF planning
ana devising, because thsy DO not slesp
enough. and at those hours when Il =
most beneficial.
The ''beauty. sleep" Of the last gcn-
Grafton was supposed TO be gained be-
fore twelve O'Clock or midnight, and It
was also called the golden sleep"
But now the merchant pours over his
ledger and balances his sccount-book
lOag after the brain should have been
gathering strength for the morrow's
work In healthfuI sleep. The student
wastes time. strength. and vitality, BY
might work. The seamstrcss sews
far into the morning hours. the bright
light q The lamp reflected on tho Dol.
ished top Of her sewing machine. one
consequence Of which IL the early fail.
urc Of her eyesight, which demands
glasses years before 1t should. Tho
housewife protracts her task into the
small hours. and. finally, when the
couch ID sought, slumbcr comes only In
titful snatchcs. intcrspcrsed with wild
vagarics Of tho brain. or else II Il
so profound that instead of being re-
frcshcd by II, they all awake in y state
OF oxtreme exhaustion.
But worse than this IL tho fashionable
folly that turns night into day for
amusement's sake. Instead Of repair
ing to places Of entertainment at half.
past six or seven O'Clock. and return.
ting at ten or eleven, We do not 90 until
the last named hour, and tho festivities
are prolonged far beyond the season Of
possible enjoyment. Night after nlghe
this Is kept up, when II IL well kAown
that It Is robbing all who participate
In Il q health, strength. vitality and life.
II IL bad enough Tor adults TO contin-
ne so pernicIous . practice, but to car.
~ II into the ranks Of children IL sheer
madness. Parties for tho little opcs
can now begin only An hour or two ear
lier than those their elders attend. and
instead Of healthfui games and whole
some goodies. they whirl about in the
giddy dAnces lrepeat The love scenes
their eldess enact. and are Toasted on
icee sndsChsmpaign. Whist tho Sext
generation will ~ u ssch .thipgs con.
tinue In favor II Aaimportant question.
-BleoMsjHgk0M (NU Eye. So, veV
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

I'm wsitin meath ths window. lovs,
upon the porch's seat; I'm waie1n' hore'
TIL you como down. your own true love
70 greet Don't b TOO long . axin' up;
tor. Il ! may make bold. ! Amt a-goia'
70 wait here long, a-sittin' In The cold.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

1seS5s Ns.nsl..
- v.oom o.edUsausn0sif3DD long
eooi6poeoeAk30h hlinAsAehsrman
Sssds~A ~Dnss&MS~sming his
- sslAAAsA@rsss
uavaa worth
Ssiss S::ss:.2,1t;;; ~;
eosr eaesgA = 1aksa tAtok baaadt;
your naaa-pss 81. a. S.isz -
ovea.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09


There are 10 nany osaEeepsm the
Me u . farm boy that ec.nstimes
think l should like 70 I've lite over
again; ! should almost 20 vii q DO
9 gtri II Il were not 9 - shores
There Is |. great comfort 70 eoy 70 the
amount Of work he AN get rid OF doing.
10 II someshiae aseoaisAing 10y 0
he caa - m aa srresd-As lsads
the school . raoe. he world d new
and interesting - ~. and thcre Ii %
much To taks hteeeo11oee % when ne
y aset 70 anything: Perhaps DC could
not explain himself Why. when he rs
sent b . neigheors MGR y>sse. hs stops
70 tone the frogs; he - 9 exactly
s s%' ny ~ = : MI
No othss living thing b.. g - slow
A. . = ssrs q ~ err1nd- llass legs
seem = % ed unless he happens to
spy 2 .yood chuck 10 an adjoining lot,
when he gives chase 70 1t hke . fox;
ana ~ curious tace sco1e bsys, that
TWO nv - = Graat deal lowe about
doing anything thA9 one, and that the
mora you NV 70 help ON sNytece Of
work the Ie:s - Ac1scpashsde Boys
Aave : sRFeA& R0wer SEs heIPpg each
other 70 90 n0tnIn8; ND .sncy ard 50
Innocent sb0ee y "a uueOoDoeDuo. II
VEN asaqllck - svsr IL oeu1Asn says
the esy.u w fathar asks HIM Why he
didn't, stay al plight when he hAs been
absent three hours op-.v ~t6nSninute
errand. aTbessssau e4e0eon the
boy. 10 koo,
Going After the q serious
Thing Ii my dAy.VsT hfmb . hill
that wsscsverSd Wttke pnRhsrries
In ~ ss9sond Corld |pessthOse
!rip.e berriesP And. the the fragrant
hill pasture. there wefd edSM winter
grssas With rcd rtesgies.0 hfo 81 column
binsa ropte 81 ~sasssfrsa - - dug. and
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09


%s:Ss%y' love-
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ssssA's bscsd shsrt
w6oF1 " eAees n;
ssE!;;:::;;:'''ss'
smsAAs
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sEs.<ysssoh
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1t ~ 10 sSoss'
.ss.STstsf~ } - s~ssi
s$Sssss::,sss::1e'sss'::::.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09
VWNUKMxWk

49, tAsin pay - dearly ior tks
oa they now segut about ln.
eeoDeer Of the lovyruAQeehU1
boon altered By 6uUvoe1oA a&d
- and ~ commercial relations
Xae&16ae
! thess 49, NJ. QiefyioA Kaioi,
lo1ge11o1 ~ suetlhG 6etw0en
s0usch TRADERS and Ub6S1NnNa
800 under the happy spln ~
Wc Nlicplties SroiQ ooOa-
Sr40e jobs nail WASg6vot - ~
a%s:s::ssa.% sAs&H& 2,t'ss
Aeos, . high-splritsd and war.ltke
Rooeo0toaaasy ressaeo3 -a1oomp1e-o1
kx drawing thela svoedghR-
6eQnanted Aselieagy.
sssnsyi iuils0|s.i
a.ik M 6MoMsOw
49, By thus aDpe0llnG . ths
point az neJ9honAeS-thelr
Interval
90 peacs,f 3oUoypr. Ne
1ooekonpnes Aw thnAs1 DoylWDoearn
Doslans really neaat UoeAlA9sWosso
A baxteR and lrsde, - they dsuppea
price and their swords, and do.
NJ arena on eQnsl taSpa
10 then rood; 6eraswas lee
IN x(AC6n1t nkess eS66orphnnh
|D a pFSS4kt; Ne greey Is cSIS w.
~ turned he hesds = ~ SSsivs9,
nd silk paid we'll. aua cur hall.
balnncs sAaets 5gsnaeN1lRshowed
- right AIDE. Wo4 hlenty
LaOs bHt W xhdk0d tl6nSf
nd q most I'd ROW
SlOovS hts 'duNS6 IN
up tAs count ftin9Ar
0nr down the eoEs ~
II those INSTRUMENTATION
kA1gements o(tka
ND tAae sfRc&skro divided
mot sectiona--tho European
~ the EurQooan depAst,
slnsagsr q p1qlp& 10
esne f6ttnges@6aN5 sa,n
bopk w6tk 81 Ch6rS;
paying cola ovtfe cSouhs
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

!ssHH..s::;.;nE sRt51k,1.
wv THsTw-vSSyI.. q
S~S .:m6$s..lklx.3d.:.sss:ss
,omes, he cometh not;" 0sessc cool
lays and frusty nights ekanDnn glow.
siih the purple e ~ sSlsFsY sbs gold
81 the 'unncvSF'hs~s u Asp-
"i.$ s.is, ~ EcS! z: '':i':: '''
sAseNSuaSum -asd rare,
.s.ss|asSas,:SsbAWSatA.
0rsAss.i ~ = ssss; w.
zanssSA leAeQ0se sstlR NJ fFssA de-
Asl sst7wmssrsysssssss vssa
@s . sassst raM hasa 14Hs CHANT
Mach - w. saxx 80 N
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

him Aa1sNSd Ris - Il the caics usass
. kuatds tho manager ~ out q the
s E;ss |9ES shs EssSsn oppo,l;s, sstiplg
remained In thdStuasury. wXE
InsA l&w spoonds I hoard tbs sound Of
. pcvtIes and, 2 subsequent .'Hurrahl
we've Rok the lotr' and MANAGER And
'conssa6s AppeAssd With the buSly com.
pSnion Of che cap4ive now under guard,
and The fAir.ehseksd yoNAg wife, who
turned Sss Y bsi very Ordinary peas
|, Our captive sssussds I descended the
hole In he stseqgury. tound myself In .
very neatly constructed cavern. which
LED under Nc read into the OHpositc
gardsa. anau tAFqlAatsd NH . sksft On
tho 0ppee1te aide Of Tho asalea-busk.
Everything tapded 70 shpw that ,tho
whole afair was 3 carefully laid plan;
Apd lad Il not ,heen Tor the asalearbvsh.
seem y SkssosassA1xoSod u1ySIoS1
PsnddleeaiA~a ga els s.gs 40 .yE.
r.say &sqss7eSssasASs a6sS
and colin, probably tAs same I hsd =.
tieed being uncastsd. buS lAApsv was no
treoeNf - aOcQmpliceA
However,. We HANDED the three Clevcr
0vef - thbtr se~ounetys2su siur
ssnA tAsy pruhakay ionnd
r0nGA sNDoumNodn&tpns W3th ~. :Oooor.
BionI Taste IL tortnraAg thrown r., fcr
some yoass, - tie instItptioa Is Tuhs'
Hill. ssT5kuIkalow ~ - N -.
but wunspol1o1 ouvxaan4xo uhatcnNol,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

ues s"Sa 1oeees
fcIlD4e 10Vss. Aepsj1ca lriisba. or hv-
Srwost. u mose places the earliest flow.
- - bloom. '.Dcss frstling Of the
0ooa - 0owsSs." - dsintily fragrant,
- nQdestly pretty, how the sight oi Il
eallAbp ones childhood days. when We
ks1g'1eaying'' IN the long ago! Blu,
fasaler thsn any of them comes up the
les lovely. purple flower Of the skupk
cabbage. Honor 10 whom honor h
and though less fair than her sis.
ters, she n frst In the fwd; oftentimcs
700 6slore We dream II flowers the ear.
y crowfoot spresds IL golden bleom
over the barren rocks.
These Ne, In their various localities,
~ heFaDdso % spring. and thus thiCksl
~ iasesr over hill and dale, BIZ bah.
h1ng beooks and waysids lanes, troor
~ ~ lovely sIstsrhood.
~ 49, $500 - aEAA ALA.r..
, 1878-04-06
From the Daily Of Thursday.

from the DAILY OF I0ureCay.
DROWNING OF LEE KELLY.-The
Portland Bee of April 2, says: I'm
telligence has just reached his
friends in this city of the drowning
on Saturday, March 23d, of Lee
Kelly, brother-in-law of Van De-
Lashmutt, Esq, of this city, and
eldest son of Albert Kelly, deceased.
He was a young man Of about %
years of age,. his sudden death cast
ing a gloom over a large circle of
friends. On the day in question he
was crossing with q team a small
stream in Klickatat county, called
Natchez river. The recent heavy
rains had swollen it to proportions
that would have done credit to a
much more pretentious stream.
When the current carried the whole
outfit down the stream, and Mr..
Kelly, in endeavoring to reach the
shore, was drowned. The team,
unable to extricate itself, shared
like fate. Although the entire
neighborhood turned out, and fifty
men were engaged in dragging the
river, the body has not been yet
recovered. The fore wheels of the
wagon we're found about one hun
dred yards below the customary
fording place. and the hind wheels
about a quarter of mile below.
The continued high water retards
efferts to secure the body of the
unfortunate young man, but no ef-
forts will be spared to recover the
remains and restore them to the
care of his loved ones.
BLOODY FRAcAs.-Land jumping
in the vicinity of Dayton, Columbia
county, has caused much trouble Of
late and resulted on Wednesday last
in free fight in the streets of that
burg. in which clubs, revolvers and
brickbats we're freely used. Mr.. j.
M. Sparks was seriously wounded,
being struck by two balls, one in
the back of the head and neck. and
the other in the cheek. Mr.. G.. W.
Wright received a shot in the leg,
shattering it SO that it had to be am
putated below the knee. at last &C.
counts peace reigned supreme.
, 1878-04-06

RELATIVE Position OF SEcTs.
"A somewhat peculiar paper
was read yesterday by DR.. Hoyt,
of Brooklyn, before the Baptist
Ministers Conference, in Oliver
Street Church. The essay was
illustrated by two charts-one
geographical and statistical, Civ
ing the ration of population to
the square mile in different Sec
tions and in the entire country
to the whole population of diff
ferent decades; the other chart
was designed to illustrate math-
ematically the relative positions
Of eight Of the denominations in
the United States and Of the
largest four Of them in different
States and Territories. The chart
which exhibited the relative po-
sitions Of churches in the United
States gave the first position to
the Methodists, the second to
the Baptists, the third to the
Presbyterians, the fourth to the
Congregationalisls, the fifth to
the Roman Catholics, the sixth
to the Lutherans, the seventh to
the Christians { Campbellites J
and the eighth to the Episcopa-
lians. The other sects do not
number enough to entitle them
to position on the chart. The
different denominations were
represented by different colors
from light to dark, and around
all was a Selvage of population
over ten years Of age, repre-
senting many millions for whom
there is no church accoMmoda-
ton whatever.-N. Y. Herald.
, 1878-04-06

Funeral services were ap-
pointed for Miss Chaplin, in Far
ibault, Mimi; but when the time
came there was doubt whether
she was really dead, her body
showing indications of life. At
ter some delay and discussion,
it was decided not to disappoint
the large congregation already
assembled in the church, and the
usual services were held, but the
burial was deferred.
, 1878-04-06

SMALL MEANs.--We think that
the power of money is on the
whole, over-estimated. The
greatest things which were done
for the world have not been ac-
complished by rich men, or by
subscription lists, but by men
generally of small pecuniary
means. The greatest thinkers,
discoverer, inventors, and artists
have been men Of moderate
wealth, many Of them little rails
ed above the condition of man.
ual laborers in point of worldly
circumstances. And it will al
ways be so. Riches are oftener
an impediment than stimulus
of action; and in many cases
they are quite as much a misfor-
tune as a blessing. The youth
who inherlts wealth is apt to
have lite3 e3made too easy for him,
and so grows sated with it be-
cause he has nothing left to de-
sire. Having no special object
to struggle for, he finds time too
heavy on his hands; remains
mentally and morally asleep; and
his position in society is often no
higher than that Of polypus
ever which the tide floats.