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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-20

AhaEe b serious treuels on she rail-
~ Ina The Dominion oftisiala
z'xad stocks Of liquor and arrested
nsaM sellers. The Provincial poIics-
~ hasss In tho lookup, captured the
.ge,ts ard liberated the prisoners.
n pumsnion uizieials fed 10 avoid
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-20

holHpnm0, Ark., June lS.--Advlces
tran todian territory indicate that
uaekakse politics ars now al fewer
hssk TIE recent convention held by
- fa1ts 81 the Delaware disifiet
sdoplsd iAs followin,s platform. svoa
g1scl hssly oaaapaian 10 belna made;
Y b.llevs IN e'svsfamens Of ne pso-
~ and hy The people, In oppoeitioo -
mas aud syndisates. We favor an
honest. economical administration Of
cor Governments, and that honest Dom
petency should BE- the ouly tests 10 all
me posts Of pabIIa tFast; she ieasing OF
car lands west OF the SSH meridian 70
eAttle FAisefs. and we favor the present
Inv and are OPPOSED 10 lie repad.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-20

WAsRrxaruH, Juns - "A hsiistin
upsa ihs Haear indas,ry u he usifed
Szasesl rsspssed by Harvey ". WHEY,
ehenaixs of de Departmsnt of AgFieal
tnro. hss llaen szsaed IN pamphlet fsssn
hy The Chmmizxiooef ef Aericaitare.
II asass sxhanssirely nth cane hesA
sneaF san,A eorrhnm ard magic saEnsz,
eivinsE sNanissics 81 msnufacsufs and
eunsnmptisa. chemical Nnaiyszss meta
obs al lmannfzetnfe And aaoeqrn tEa-
pFasementsk
mlsseras FrsAncss and xa.seA.
wASnzsasox. yune la-The Second
Reposs % ths kfinaral Prodnces e tbs
Enissd aelzsa. ~ Albert willixza2 "a,
uAief Of lie Dis1zfsn of Minin1 salts.
Ties and fsehne1azf, of tne un1te4
Sz&l<il 6eeioofczi S1Exss, = De8 n
rrsxa ard siii - izssed shortly - aaa
e ~ oseaus p1b<ic11:cn& Epcnrdlnz
~ ~ rspns - pFodack Il shsecal &zlzk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-20
An saaIaw shss.

fsrmrztrT, June l9.-Nevs comes
- Whlsssbufg, Kentacky, that Link
e.rts Issdsr 81 tue o1tlsws In tnat
800. s entered Jas. H Rrsssr's gtore
. Wsdnesday aftarnaon, and drawing
'.ersIyer said 10 Fraser tha. they vould
q s...,< soeounis- Fraser. who ID de-
.:.,,1rz q law abiding citizen, pat his
- suustEaetion on Banks action, and
- sin dead. Il ID said that Banks
- I'D three n,en this year in Knott
--s-lI, Esntuoky.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-20

FREDERICKSBURG, Nd. June 1s.-On
the 9th OF May, 1882, Captain Edward
Nelson, comm snder of an oyster
schooner, and his coIored mate were
found murdered on board their vessel
in small arm Of the Potomse river in
Prince t5sorRe county. Shortly after
Frank Burkman vas arrested In Balti-
more on the charge Of having been the
euthor Of the tragedy, aud ssnt 90 this
city for trial. since then be has been
tried iive times. The arst trial resulted
In disagreement Of tbs Jury. Three
months after he was found guilty and
sentenced TO death bus secured q re-
hearinQ on technicai grounds. His
fifth trial resulted today Ia q verdict of
murder 10 The second degree for killing
Captain Nelson. he then pleaded
guilty 20 murder In the second desree
for killing the colored mate. He vas
sentenced 10 eighteen years imprison-
ment oa eseh charge.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-20
Situation Wanted.

coon COCK WANTS A srTUA-
"A fioa u 8 rrIxsts family. Any q
W. A 8cFHEE30N,
rs GroceF. NH street 2e<ttle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-20

noslnssa Failures.
~ teRx. Sane business faii-
- Ne last elvsn days nambsf, for
t1i.ed States l9f, for Canada - I;
- ~ sgAinsa 20f lass week, and
- ~ ssek praviIsns.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-20
DIAMOND
VENTILATOR
soR
Buildings, seAseis. cAsrcAss, Hospitals,
Dwellings Steamers, Passenger,
slssplas and Rsidesrsissscan.
Psvfses vensiiasisa guaranteed
whsrrver Ventilation 10
Requires.

Architects and builders unite In saying
cur Nos. and : for bed room and once
e. tho window.
Our vsrfilator On any slzel. when
placed through . wall q window eash. or
3 wooden bar under sash. admits . con-
slant supply Of fresh air under pexfect
control. without drAughts; any desired
semRerature can he maintained IN any
should be without u - is stops burglars,
cxcludas rain and dust ard keeps the
apartment constantly fresh witnoaf rails
tng ths windows. Being heavily plated
IN nickel. 10 n ve<y ornamental when In
place, The handles serve to regulate
venfilator. also 70 raise and lower the
wtndow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-20

m snr bstgean the Hall and Jones'
s.rIsus d still rigging. At the last en-
sc.sssr yesterday, each party lost 4
-. This brinaH up the list Of killed
3 rina ID the last three weeks. One Of
~ jo1es party returned day OF two
ran Cinsfnnati. whsrs be had invested
fs5j d sixteen shooters. with which
- srs conssnieHtly armed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-20


wAsHrxaroN, jane ls.-Bayard has
formulated q plan BY which he proposes
TO obtain for American manufacturer,
throueh the medium Of the u. 4. Con
sais in Europe, all the information they
dssire respecting manufacturers abroad.
he has written 10 q large number OF
msnn sactarsrs OF all kinds Of articles
tnrooeboss the country asking them 10
sabmit 70 him any question covering
subject upon which they desire informs-
ton regarding the manufacture Of their
respective claas Of goods IN Q foreign
ooantry, and these questions viii Be
sent 70 the United States Consuls abroad
sith Instructions 20 obtain the infor-
matisn sought. Mr.. Baysrd hopes BY
this plan 90 procure for Our mannfactur-
ers snch information ~ will show con-
clusisely whether In the price of rsx ma
teriAl, cost Of labor, Improved ma
chinery, ETC., American OF European
manufacturers have the advantage In
the prodnctian Of manufactured arti-
oles. Secretary BAyaEd beiisVss that thu
possession Of seeh information regsrd-
inR the cost Of mAnnfacuturs and
the pxioe Of the rag enAterials
abroad win also be Of very great
advantage 10 the unitsd states Govern
nent In the eolisclian 81 che dasy on
imported articles Of fonsian manafac-
ture. Secretary Manains IL In fuil %.
operation with Sseretary Bayafd IN the
pew project.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-20

WASHINGTON, June l9.-The wives of
three naval officers having joined their
husbands in Japan, the latter have been
detached from duty for violating the
order forbidding naval officers having
their wives with them on foreign sta
tons.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-20

dazias 1884 vas 81 .ss4oss long tons, TIE
spot vsl1s Of the commercial pFoduct
was SlSl.65S.l47. Incinding the IooaI
eonsampfioe- etc. the teal prosiacs IN
Loc4 may be ststed ss 100 go62 Iona
sons and the value NJ the mines vas
tL4h hs.59e- The total prodeetiou chat
~ ineludinR eoliiefy and local esnsunp
tion o. enthracite) w1s 1,I60,7I3 long
tons lees than IN 1883. while its valns
was xlo,S05,5l3 less. Total hituminozs
eoA prod1etion increased 5,lf9oSe IsoR
tons over thai Of 16sa. bat ia valze wss
t4s1O,fob tesA 1ne average val1a-
hon 81 TIE eoilieries has fallen frura
tl8 20 u %. The total e1tp0s Of an
Goals showed net gain in tonnage Of
4uso,dB long tons and q decline in
valas Of xlA.7B,x77. Tha prodnctiou Of
Grade petrolsum in iSe4 was 24.Oe9. T5s
barrels OF ~ gall0us each: total valne at
the average spot price Of s. csnts was
tD.476y "a Compared With 1883 the BRO
duction wss g. 5e9 barrels greater, bot
the value was 5,x3y SIS less than the re-
port. 10 appears that s00z0o0 Ions
tsns OF iron ore we're mined n 1854 val
usd a the mine st t22,z59Goo. Ths
pa IRON made aggregated 4,p27 SIS long
sA-A1s = aoolcA1 u ~ - IONS a. CON-
pared with 1873. TneLEalae as the fur
naseiwas ga, 7si, ga, or $ls.lis 576 les
than 10 1ss3- TIE product Of copper In
1884. including g. 65e, 754 pounds made
frsu imported pyrites. was 145, 22l ,9S4
pounds. worth $I7T SIS, 6s7 st an aver
age sriee Of 12A cents Per pound in
New York The am0uns was 2.6U7 ,I39
pounds greater than the Prodaction of
1893, but the value vas f275, I20 less.
The total value Of the metallic product
OF 1884 vas $166, 97 ,599 and of
The nOn-metaIiie mineral products
xzzI,O07,0 OIL, making q grand total
Of t4T3. lO4 63O. fables showing the
qantities and values Of the mineral
produets Of the United States in 1898
and 1889 are appended for comparison.
From these IL appears that the total
value OF the metals and minerals pro-
duoei In 1884 was SIS, l00. COS less than
in 1883, and that the decline in 1883
from 1882 vas &3.0l2,06l. The net de-
cline. says the author of tae report, has
been due rather to the depression In
price, than any decrease in quantity.
Indeed several important Substances
show decided increase Ia production,
notwithstanding the general dizziness Of
trade, and the reduction, taking the
whole field into consideration, has been
less than was generally feared.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-20

SALOxIcA. June Is. - The Turkish
troops have captured 50 Bulgarian
brigand insurgents. including the
leader. former Russian Major, and
several Russians. Fifteen we're killed.
Similar bands elsewhere have been dis
pefsed. Their object is believed 10
have been 10 raise rebellion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-20

Always on hand 0 nne assortment az
Canned Fruiu and Vegetables. Excel
Iant Elder Butter and Chimicum Cheese .
specially.
Goods soid ct reduced rates for cash
and delivered free OF charge.
mis- CALKINs 6 REDDISH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-20
An ovation,

LONDON, June 19.-Lora Randolph
Churchill received an ovation today
from q crowd assembled at Windsor
depot. where he took the train for Ascot
Heath.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-11-13

of which I was not in communication
with Aunt Deborah or any of rela>
tons, they having with one accord
refused to forgive me for being
.tstrong-minded," and persisting in
the study of medicine They were
years of hard work and almost unen-
durable loneliness. ] was engaged IN
professional labors in a village in
Vermont.
One day a messenger came In great
haste to call me to the bedside of a
stranger who was very i'll, perhaps
dying. No male physician could be
found. Would I goa l hesitated but
few moments. How thankful was
1 afterward that o6eyed the impulse
of mercy and cast aside that of pru>
dervl 1t was Mr.. Gleason!
When he became conscious, days
afterward, he reached feebly tur my
hand and said:
''This is what / have been praying
for. l have found you at last, Ham
nah"
That was five years ago. and now
we have been married just four years
and eleven months, aid are as happy
as aortals, subject to the ague and
their neighbours chickens, can ever
hope to be. On our marriage day l
threatened TO throw physic to the
dogs" but my husband said:
mo. You shall always be my
physician"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-11-13
How to Make an Oyster Pie.
Philadelnhia IAissr

If the oysters eoo6 as loEg SIS the
crust does they are overdone. Ii the
pie is baked first and filed In after
ward, then the blended richness OF
the oyster and under-crust is lost. To
get the trus flavor of the pie the
thickened liquor should be put INSIDE
the pie before tits baked. Noanount
Of cooking will hurt the oyster juice.
Ii the oysters have been simply scald-
ed in the liquor before it is put into
the pie, and then set away in covered
bowl, the upper crust may be lifted
when the pie is done, and they can be
put in st the last minute, before serv-
ing. getting their sufficient heating in
tha boiling liquor on their way to the
table. Even better than lifting the
crust is to lift 1.-The rose" the large
ornament of pastry which ills the
center of the upper crust, and put the
oysters in the aperture. If this orns>
ment is carefully put into the center
of the upper crust before baking there
will be no difficulty in raising it from
the pie. Mace, few whole peppers
and the same thlckening of -four and
butter that you may make drawn but
ter of, is put into the LIQUOR when il
first goes into the pie. By this means
you avoid the tough and almost taste
less filing of the dish usually served
by that name.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-11-13
In the Country Lawyers ONCE.


He wanted justice. You could see
that in his eyes affair off. He didn't
want little bit of justice weighed out
in gingerly manner and done up in
coarse brown paper. but he wanted
justice by the car load and at whole
sale rates. He hitched his old white
horse and dilapidated buggy In front
of the drug store, mounted the stairs
running up outside to the second
story, and his eyes frightened as they
rested on the sign on the door: Geo.
Boxem, Attorney at Law" The law
yer was ID. So were 81 desk, two
5-cent chairs, huge cuspidor, and
rusty stove.
Morning"
Morning"
I'm Jim White, sir. Live out by
Gray's corners. Bought the Temp
kin's farm, you know"
"Ahl"
Skinner jines farms with me. His
steers get into nay corn. / want dam
ages, but he laughs at me. I turn my
hogs into his later patch
''Goodl I like man OF spunk.
And he kills one of EN-"
"What?n
"He kills hog worth 81.
you don't sayl Well, that man
ought to be made to understand that
he doesn't own this country. What
an outrage, Have You demanded
payf"
''Oh, yes, and he said he'd like to
shoot nj
is il possibleI Why, he's dan
gerous man. very dangerous.
II came to ask you if-f-
why, of course you have the best
kind of case against him. and It is
your duty to push 1t. I"
Yes, / want justice, bat how
how much viii it,
.tOh, the cost viii be nothing. just
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-11-13
Two More Prospective States.
Evansville Journal.

Dakota will probably be successful
in her application this winter for ad-
mission as s state. The population is
about 10000 according to the recent
census, whereas most of the territories
have been admitted with 100, 600, more
or less. There is no special require
ment as to the number Dakota being
a republican territory, the democrats
have heretofore opposed her admission
as state, inasmush as there would be
an addition of two republican senators
and representative to congress, but
1t is now proposed as compromise to
admit democratic territory at the
same time as an offset 1t appears to
be hardship longer to keep Dakota
out of the sisterhood of states. Dakota
has sufficient population to entitle her
to- admission with her two senators
and about two representatlves-pos-
siely three. Washington territory is
more likely than any other to come in
with Dakota.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-11-13
NEW WEATHER BUREAU.

A cyclone In the nursery
Sent Noah's ark a-hying:
It no ade the dolls turn pale with fear,
And almost fall to crying.
It rent the house of jointed blocks
From turret TO foundation,
And pulled poor Rover's tail until
He howled in desperation
The cyclone in the corner stood
Her other name is Florence);
Her face was overcast with clouds,
The tears rained down in torrents,
And, looking in the door just then,
Her teasing brother, Truro,
Inquired, with feigned anxiety:
lis this the weather bureauI"
"a weather bureau! What Is that
She asked, and stopped 70 wonder,
''It tells about the storms, he said,
"Of wind, and rain and thunder,
Hurrah! I'll get dag and make
This room a signal station,
And you shall show me every day
The weather Indication"
whats thaty" inquired the puzzled child
Again the tears had started:
Hold Oh q minute; you shall see
said True, and Off he dRrted.
lie waved Banner In his hand
minute or tive after;
H. may have been enchanted Tor
IL turned her tears TO laughter.
This means no storms to-day he said,
why, Flo, how did you know it?
Now, every time you smile like this,
The flag shall fly TO show II.
I'll hang 1t by the picture here,
This one OF the Madonna.
Twill tell your trying to be good,
Are trying upon honor.
Though out Of doors It's cold and damp
From wind and rain together,
Sweet looks will change the dreartest day
To bright and pleasant weather.
But II you are naughty girl,
Ana fly into q passion,
The flag shall disappear at once
In very hasty fashion,
A great improvement this has wrought
In temper and in manner.
For In the nursery still | see
A pretty, blue silk banner.
Aud this know, that earnestly
little maid Is trying
70 be n sweet, good child, and keep
Her signal flag a1iying.
Golden Days.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-11-13

NAL liability in the case. The jury
concluded that Mrs. Jarrett had dis
obeyed the instructions of Mr.. Stead.
The jury returned to the court room
at GAO with their verdict. They
agreed that Stead AMI Mrs. Jarrett
took Eliza Armstrong from her home
against her fathers will, but could not
agree whether Mrs. Jarrett obtained
possession of the child under false
pretences or not. They also agreed
that the mother did not sell her child
as alleged by the defense, and that
Booth and Jacquis were not parties to
the abduction. The judge deferred
passing sentence upon the convicted
prisoners until after the trial for the
Indictment for indecent assault
against Stead, Jacauis, Jarrett and
Mour.
STEAD is PRONOUNCED GUILTY.
LONDON, Nov. 10 The jury brought
in a verdict of guilty against Stead
and Mrs. Jarrett, and acquitted Booth
and Jacques, The prisoners were all
admitted TO bail to appear Tuesday
next The jury allowed that Stead
had BEEN misled, and they urged that
the law for the protection of women
and children should be better en-
forced.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-11-13
England.
THE QUESTIONS FOR THE JURY TO DE
eide

THE QUESTIONS FOR THE JURY TO DE-
eide
LONDON, Nov. 10.-The trial oil. Mr..
Stead and the other defendants in the
Armstrong abduction case was resum-
ed this morning. The judge in his
charge to the jury, urged that they
bring In a verdict according to the
law, and not allow their personal sym,
pathles to influence their decision.
Mr.. Stead, Justice Lopes said, filled
his paper with filthy, disgusting arti-
cles of an obscene nature, the publ
cation of which is not connected with
the present case.
The only material question for the
jury 10 decide was whether the child,
Eliza Armstrong, was taken away
from her home against her fathers
will They were also 70 determine
whether the mother sold her child to
the person as alleged by the defend-
ants. The jury retired at $40 p. m,
and the foreman asked the Judge, bs@
fore the jury left their seats, to allow
them to distinguish between Mrs.
Jarrett and Mr.. Stead as to their Grim
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-11-13
Telegraphic Matters.
CUT IN WESTERN UNION RATES.

NEW YORK, Nov. ct was rumor
ed last night that cut in the Western
Union rates was among the probable
tiles for the near future. A morning
paper says that the rates between
Boston ard Washington will be re-
duced to five and ten cents TO meet
the B. 81 0 rates from ten to fifteen
cents. 1t is further said that the w.
q. has had the matter under consid-
sideration for several weeks and only
reached the conclusion to reduce last
Friday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-11-13
Nicaragua,
AN INVASION BY sALvADoRIANs

SAN JUAN DEL, Nov. s.-The report
received by the Nicaraguan govern.
ment of the departure of two vessels
from Salvador with the object of IN
vading Nicaragua, is verified by the
fact that one of them was disembarking
arms on the Island of Nicuguara and
troops, at Sometillo yesterday. On
the approach of the government forces
to Vian5 QUA, the village occupied by
the INVADERS, the latter fed into the
Honduran territory, where they were
disarmed by the authorities of that re-
public. The revolution is virtually end
ed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-11-13

Among the rare coins and medals
recently sold by G. NJ Parsons, of
Columbus, Ohio, was one of special
note, it being a shield of arms, the
gift of the corporation of the city of
Philadelphia. On the reverse side is
a log cabin in flames, soldiers and a
dead Indian in the foreground, with
the inscription, "Kittannlng destroyed
by Colonel Armstrong, Sept. 9th,
1850 TIE medal was valued at ST.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-11-13
a Accommodation,

Sour one has told you that your catarrh is in
cu-,hf-. Il isn 81 Dr.. SSge's Catarra Rene
VIII cure il. 1t is pleasant 20 use and il alwsy $
dol 5 work thoroughly. We have yet to hear Of
a crtSe IN which it did not accomplish cure when
lfu Is used. Cstarrh il a disease which it Is
dang rous TO neglect. A certain remedy Is at your
command Avail yourself OF before the COM
pl4iEt assumes q more serious form. AL drug
KistS
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-11-13
The Cause of Cousuunptio u

Scrofua, manifesttng Itself in blotch.s y Iu.
les, eruptionS, salt rheum, and other b-nI>itr~ -
tn. ska. is but too apt by and by 10 infect tlt,'
delicate tissues of the lungs also, and result in
ceratton thus ending in consumption. Or, Ptrc' :,
Golden Medical discovery" will meet and vSH
quish the enemy in its stronghold of the blood
and cast it out Of the system. All druggists
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-11-13
A CELEBRATION.

LONDON, Nov. 9.-The celebration
of the en,rar &c into office OF the new
lord mayor of London, Alderman
Jno. Staples, took place 10 day. The
weather was fine. and dense crowds
lined the sidewalk along the quite of
the procession. The chief attraction
was the grand display made by the
various ancient guilds, while q nuns
Der Of wagons displayed old London
workshops to illustrate the former
methods of working up gold and sill
yer into service plate, watch cases,
etc, and other industries.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-11-13
Important.

When you visit or leave New York City, save
Baggage, ExpreSSsge and $50 Carriage Hire Snd
stop AZ the Grand Union Hotel, opposite
Grand Central Depot
go Elegant rooms, fitted up at = cost of one
million dollars, Si.o0 and upwards per day. Euro
peSn Plan. Elevators Res surant supplied with
the best Horse Cars stages and elevated railroad
TO all depotS Families live better for less
money st the Grand UNION Hotel than st sny 9TH
er frSt-claSS hotsl in the city
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-11-13

A tobaccoist in England, arrested
for giving short weight, made the re-
markasle defense that his daughter,
who served in the shop, while talking
to customers had acquired the habit
of giving overweight. He gave short
weight TO counteract this wasteful-
ness.