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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23

Day. The afternoon contemporary
is a good fellow aud rnF ENA,uNFH
wants his friendship, but he VIII p,l
impancled wrong.
Fresh country butter at Charlie.
Rtsts. Fat spring chickens at Charlie,
Rasts. sweet potatoes NJ Charlie,
liasts y tail stock of f., at Charlie,
Rasts. Free delivery. Low price,
guaranteed; corner sixth and Austin
-treets.
Mr.. Is. w. Jones. of Hubbard city
MAS robbed OF $22 by negroes two
nights ago. Deputy sheriff Dsr Ford
arrested one of the robbcrs last night
acre. His name l. Juu. Williams The
Two still at large are Joe Smith and
Charles johnson.
Have been prescribing Tongaliuc
for the various forms of neuralgia
and rheumatism, aud 1t generally
proves effective, especially III iAcaI
neuralgia has It been efficient II has
gotten to be n common prescription
with us. Geo. &. Irwin. NJ. ID. "a
Uelha, Kan.
Messrs. j. X Robinson aud q. H.
| Caldwell have associated thcm,elVp,
tode her for the purpose ot conduct.
lng TUE GtNEKRL AUENCN oI Iu
MUTUAL RESERVE FUNu ASSOCIATION
of New York. ONCE ,ycr Bcurcn'.
drug store, Waco, Texas.
Foreman Michael Murphy, of the
Missouri Pacific yard III this city.
lately married at Ranger, was given a
party OF reception with refreshments,
at his rciidence corner OF Eleventh
and franklin streets, by his friends,
day before yesterday. 1t was highly
enjoyable.
A protracted meeting is now In
progress al the Proctor SPRING.
school house, under the auspices OF
Rev. Y. t.. Cunningham. MI Gun.
bingham has been conducting = ser.
les OF meetings al Minglewood prrk
whi,h resulted In fourteen acccs-iuu.
TO the Baptist church. The uubHc
generally are invited to attend the
meetings at the school house.
In dyspepsia and indigestion the
use of Or j. II. Mclcau's strengthen.
Ing Cordial aud Blud Purifier.
strengthens thecIhau-tcd coats OF the
stomach, promotes Il healthy dow OF
gastric juice, which il the solvent Of
the food aud imppal- the organ.
which secretc II to perform Their
functions vigorously aud with reg
ularity.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23

The walking match began between
j. Il. Wilson aud Frank Lowry yc-tcr.
day. Both made their appearance III
lue condition nj 1850 n. m and q 70. IN
both retired until a. IN. to-day
owing TO the heavy track caused by
the rain. The score stood as follows
Lowry, 40 miles z laps; Wilson. a
miles. j. l.. a NpERsuN, Clerk.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23

hasar bulIettn.
Just received ut the Fashion Bnfsr,
"a few new and handsome STYLES in
dark "straws' with trimmings tu
match The hundsomcst tprcignguod,
have not yet arrived Ia New Norh
aud Mrs Cohen'- stay VIII depend
upon such arrivals. Buttcricb's pat.
terms for October Just in.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23

New line of imported aud dUmes
tics TricOts at sanger Brothers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23

ENN.A- CrN. sept 80. Wheat urlp.s
NH lHNl ctHh. o. bid uHuholW nd
NH.NuIrI. ttt
.'mluu 81 au,.b, ,u,tobcr. 3l'.nl
ENt'url.r t..
'flI. nominal tt.h. Il., hId.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23

~ LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKII
~ lprlssgpt q HNstlYual STOCK !1flt TO-
puft.i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-05-29
TRy Associated Press, !
KNIGHTS IN CONVENTION
Besought to Take Action on the Bogus
Butter Bills.

CLEVELAND, o.. May 2S.
Today's meeting of the General Assembly
of the knights of Labor promises to be very
interesting. Several of the committees Will
report. it is thought, and further considera-
tion of the existing troubles between the
Knights and the unonists will be one OF the
important features Of the program. The ses-
sions are still secret and it is extremely diff
cult to get proceedings of the convention
The committee on laws met in Forest City
Honse. finished its business and is prepared
to report to the convention today. Messrs
Edwin C. Dodge and Geo. M. Stearns of
Chicago are in the city trying to induce the
KNIGHTS of Labor to take some favorable ac-
tion on the oleomargarine and butterlne bill
now pending in Congress.
The committee on laws presented a report
recommending that the general executive
committee be increased from to III mem
hers After an hours discussion the recon-
mendation was adopted Six new memoere
will he elected by ballot and will serve dur
ing the unexpired year, which ends IN octo,
her. Permanent headquarters Will be opened
in Philadelphia and if necessary the boaru
vii sit throughout the year instead OF as
sembliug at the call of the master workman.
A resolution was adopted giving Powderiy
mower to recall commissions of all organiza-
tions. The subject of appointing competent
organizers and the means 10 be taken tor
their selection was being discussed wheh the
noon recess occurred.
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GARDINER.

The Gardiner High School, class Of sc, are
going to give an entertainment consisting Of
music, select reading and tho farce, Boston
Dip" followed by dance, Wednesday even
ing, June 2nd. The proceeds are to go
towards graduating expenses.
Detective Head of Portland was in the city
Thursday.
A monsirosity in the shape of a three-leg-
ged chicken surprised Mrs. Welch on North
sire ct when she commenced to count the
chickens which had been Matched by hen
Wednesday. 1t possessed four toes on one
foot, FIVE on another and six on another. The
chicken did not survive.
rumor is current that the steamer
"Sebonoa" of Bath will run between this
place, Boothbay, and the Islands the coming
summer, connecting with special train for
Hallowell and Augusta.
Capt. H. w. Howard of Bath was in the
city Yesterday.
local boycott has been placed on J. Gray
& Son. by the X. of l.. The firm sold lum-
ber to Robert Pope, and carpenters who be-
long to the organization refused to work on
it. because il came from their mill Mayor
Ladd tried to persuade them to hire Knights
of Labor men but they refused to do it. Rep
resentatives OF the order and J Gray & Son
have requested the latter's hos,ler to leave,
but he objects and still takes care Of the
horses They are running with full non
Knights Of Labor crew. The schooner, Geo.
Savage will be los l., with lumber for New
| York and will sail sonie' me during to-day.
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Nominations Confirmed.
AN ODIOUS UNION.
The People of Nova Scotia Anxious fOu
Freedom.

HALIFAX, May %.
In an address just issued by Premier Field
ing the following occurs I'm the opinion of
the government the time has come when the
people of Nova Scotia should once more
make an effort to obtain release from the
union into which they were forced. The
tsfaction is so wide and deep that
many are heard to say that no change for the
worse could be made. Some of those who
were the warmest advocates of the confed-
Grafton in 1867, are now the most outsDoken
in their expressions of hostility to it.
After the failure of the repeal legislation of
1869 to accomplish its main purpose the
people settled down, not very cheerfully it
must be admitted to make the best of the sit
uation. Give the union fair trial, said
some 1t has had long and more than
fair trial and the verdict against it is more
emphatic than before. We were assured by
the advocates of the confederation that the
affairs of the Dominion could be carried on
for 90 years or more at an annual cost of
Sl1 900, 900, but the expenditures exceed the
enormous sum of S35 100000 while the in
terest and charges 10 connection with the
public debt absorbs nearly as much as we
were told would pay the total expense of the
government"
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WHEELMEN'S LEAGUE.
An Increase of Ga Per Cent. in Member.
ship over Last Year.

Boron, May 2S.
At business meeting of the board of Off
GERS of the league of American Wheelmen,
Friday, the following officers were chosen :
President, DIR. N. NJ. Beckwith, the present
incumbent: Vice President, T. J. Kirkpat-
rick of Springfield, o.; Treasurer, Sanford
Lawton of Springfield. Mass. Eugene NJ.
Aaron continues as secretary to serve until
he is removed by the board of officers for
cause. The reading of several reports with
the exception of the secretary and treasurer
was postponed until the general business
meeting to be held after the adjournment of
the board. The secretary's report shows a
total membership of s.643, an increase from
last year of nearly GA per cent. Of these
l,34l belong in Massachusetts and l3S in
New Hampshire.
The chairman of the racing board in his
report states that the board has declared
twenty-eight men to be professionals, for hav-
ing violated the amateur rule. and it has sus-
pended eight men from the racing path until
Nav 80. 1t has reinstated as amateurs seven
riders. In the matter of suspension and ex-
pulsion of certain parties called by courtesy
ssmakers" the amateur board wishes 1t to be
understood that it is not on the defensive. 1t
has acted under tn, rules OF the league and
any criticism of its course reflects not upon
the board but upon the rules which the league
has given them to enforce.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
HOME RULE.
Gladstone Refused to state What the In.
tentions of the government Were Con.
corning the Home Rule Bill.
LONDON. MAY 2S.

LONDON, May 2S.
Gladstone, in the House of Commons this
afternoon, in reply to questions from the op-
position, refused 10 state what the intentions
OF the government were concerning the home
rule bill and the procedure thereon.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach. conservative
leader, then moved au sdjuurnmen of the
debate on the bill, and supported his motion
by fierce attack upon the government, de.
nouncing in strong language their tactics in
the management of the controversy. This
speech provoked a hot tempered row of words.
Gladstone arose in the middle of the excite
ment, and with (tor him) unusual passion
declared he would choose his own time to
press the bill TO vote. and that he would ac-
cept no advice from those who were doing
their best to ruin the measure. This declar-
alton, made with vigor and overw helminr
force, provoked great enthusiasm among
liberals and nationaists, and they cheered
loudly.
The House of Commons was crowded this
evening. Sir Michael Hicks Beach, in view
of the unsatisfactory replies of the govern
ment in regard to the home rule bill, moved
an adjournment, and sharp debate followed.
by the Premier and Sir Michael Sir Michael
then asked leave to withdraw his motion, the
Parneilites, however insisted upon division
Division was ordered, and amid loud and
ironical cheers and much laughter the lead
ers of the opposition voted with the govern
ment against adjourning.
The motion was rejected by vote of 405
to /.
The announcement of the result was re-
ceived with renewed laughter and cheers
The arms bill passed the third reading l56
to 65.
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New YORK Produce Market.

NEW YORK, May 2S,
FLOUR-Receipts. 2!,ll9 exports. 57i3; sales, l5,-
300; No. 2, 10 co., fancy white Western, extra,
90 a 10; common to good, los S.; good 70
choice, 3 CO a 10; City mill extra, IS $40,
superfue, 2 40 3 30; ST. Louis extra, 3 10 8 90,
winter wheat extra, 10 a 90; Minnesota extra,
10 a 5 90.
WHEAT Receipts. ia, 900; exports 1766ls, sales,
32i, ,0OG, ,sNo. red, s0i; No. red, S3a; elevator
No. Red State, 81; No White State, 70.
-RYE-dul.
BARLEY steady
Corn Receipts 800 bushels; exports. so,72i
sales, 6s, COO, spot No g. 36, No z, 46i
OATs-Receipts 147, $50; sales, 1s9 2OO No 2. 35l
do White, 3sI; No 2, 36I a 36i, do White. 3ql 40
No /, 81; do White, As Mixed Western. 80 80
White do, 80 u IS; White State, All ~.
SUGAR-Cut loaf and crushed 81 z; granulated
81; white extra C, 81 81, yellow, Al ~; mould
81,
PETRoLEUM-United, 63i bid.
TALLow-easicr.
BEEF-steady.
PORK-Mes spot, 200 %, clear back,
10 90.
LARD-reined. 9 IS.
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ROW IN CALAIS,
Between the Burns and Leavitt Demo.
cratic Factions.
CALAIS, May

CALAIS, May 2S.
The democrats of Calais held a very large
caucus, Thursday night to elect delegates to
the State convention. The caucus was dis
tinguished bv the bitter feeling exhibited be-
tween the Burns and Leavitt factions, the
former carrying the dav by small majority.
Ex-Mayor Hanson entered protest against
the proceedings, accusing the Burns men of
stuffiDg the ballot box. Bitter personal
speeches were made by McNichols and others
The caucus is generally considered the most
disgraceful ever held in the city
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NO. l27.
State News.
ASpRoscoGGIN.


correct census of the French Canadian
residents o, Lewiston, completed bv the
Dominican Fathers, places the exact French
Canadian population at $500.
IL is reported that the business people in
Turner are talking OF holding = public meet
ing in the interest of extending the railroad
along the line of the Lake Grove route
through to Turner. The distance is only
three miles. The grades are easy; the land
sandy and easy for railroad building.
CuMsEEIANp.
The Portland health officer visited Peaks
Island TO view the carcass OF the large whale
which hosted ashore on the back side of the
island last winter, and concluded the only
way to get rid of the nuisance was to burn it.
KNOX.
Rocklsnd has formed base al association.
VIII raise 5000 for the support OF une and
also prepare fine new enclosed grounds. The
nine has already been formed
The members of the Congregational church
at union' have voted not 10 accept their pas
tors resignation. says the Courier Gazette.
The Camden Rockland Water Co. offer
$50 In prizes to be competed for by the new
hose companies, saws the Courier. Gazette.
Mr.. W. Gouoher of Newton Theol0gi-
cal Institution, has accepted the call to the
pastorate of the Baptist church in Camden,
and will enter upon his work there directly
after graduating, reports ZioA's Advocate.
LINCOLN.
Gardner, aged nine years, son of Eliphalet
Benner, South Waldoboro, was drowned in
the old mill pond in Goose river on the even
ing of the 23d inst He was last seen alive
about six o'clock SUNDAY afternoon. He was
known to 90 from the shore in a box punt,
| md tsS Ii
reaching after lost oar.
PENoBscor.
Information was received SATURDAY. Of the
death OF Jerry Gray, in a saw mill in Michi-
gan, where he met with an accident The
remains will be brought to Etna for burial.
He leaves a wife and family.
PIscArAoUIs.
The Bangor Wing says a barn belonging
| to man named Dow AT East Dover was en-
tirely burned sometime during Wednesday
| night, together with one horse one COW three
calves, moving machine and fourteen tons
of super phosphates. Thcreiwas no insur-
ance. The cause Of the fire is not known,
but it is supposed to be the work of an ,ncen-
diary.
SAGADAHoC.
Greenfield Farrin, formerly of Bath, was
drowned in Cass river, Oregon, recently. 1t
is supposed he fell from his boat. He was
unable to swim. His age was 90 years.
WALDO.
Mr.. Charles II. Nealley of Monroe recent
ly went into the woods where the skeleton
was found hanging in the tree, and discov-
cred cap which answered to the description
of one word by Chas. Green, says the Belfast
Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-05-29

The prizes for the Freshman reading have
been awarded. OF the gentlemen. the
first prize was awarded TO Edward Fran
els Stevens. the second to Wallace Stedman
Eden. Of the ladies, the first prize was
awa warded to Miss Sarah Lizzie Noyes, the
second TO Miss Hattie NAV Parmeter.-The
weather permitting, the second game between
the Colby and Bowdon team, of the intercol-
legiste series, will be PLAYED at Lewiston this
afternoon.-Adam s. Green, '87, will give
his lecture at China on Sunday evening next,
it having been postponed on account Of the
rain two weeks ago.
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! ye6etiiIl9 @ ! g$k5%e ;;;5;5;${ + IS?

Never fails to relieve LanguOr and Want of vi
tality, which few escape this An impover-
khed condition of the blood is the prime cause of the
trouble and the of this reliable purifier early in
sprng should not be omitted. Take yegetine now and
you successfully counteract the effects of Malaria
upon the system. Humors of a CancerOus or
Scrofulous nature most troublesome now, and
no other remedy has such power to eradicate them.
Should the blood mpurity develop an Eruption Of
the Skin, nothing will so efectually remove it as
yegetine There is diseased condition of the sys-
tenn caused by impure state of the blood that is not
benefited by its use. As mic for cOnyalesceDtS.
ladies in delicate health and old people it 10
pnsurpassea
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A. They Cannot Possibly

make a porous plaster having anything like the me-
the pharmaceutical profession produce tons of worth
les. plasters, and give them names which resemble
ia print that Of the genuine, and when careIessly
spoken, SOUND like it. For example, Cheap John
druggists will offer you trash variously styled "Cap-
sicurn," "capsicin," "Capsicine" or "capucin"
plasters, prefaced sometimes with the name 'Ben-
tons" or "Burton's." We earnestly caution the
public against the whole tribe Of them. They are
absolutely useless remedies for disease. To be
sure they are cheap bat pain muslin 10 cheaper and
ust az effcacious. Ask for Benson's, watch the
spelling, and look for the "fhree seals" trademark,
and the word "Capcine which IL cut In the ntre Of
the genuine. decWWSMly
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Murdered by His school Teacher.

New HAVEN, May 2S.
Cbas. Bailey, II years old school boy
at Woodbridge, died today from injuries IN
f1icted by Harry Elliott, school teacher'
Elliott had trouble with Bailey, when result
ed in the latter being severely whipped III
rough and tumble fight. Bailey swore ne
would be revenged. LAST night ne ana one
companion, both masked, appeared a. 'ne
door of the school house, prepared to attack
TIl;o,t When Elliott came out Bailey grap-
rIad him. Elliott broke away and grappleo
= c;ub with which he struck Bailey twice.
dronninp him to the ground unconscious he
,..s taken home and died this evening.
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Report of the Canadian Fisheries.
OTTAWA. Ont Nav

OTTAWA, ONT May Z6.
The minister of marine and fisheries has
laid on the table report of the fisheries de-
partment for the year 1885. The report shows
the number of men employed in the fisheries
of Canada last year was 5s.493; number of
vessels. lll7; vessels valued at S2,02l ,633,
boats SS52, ,257, and nets Sl2l 1923, including
weirs and other fishing materials. The total
value Of the fishery plant for 1885, was S6,-
697. 400 The official value of the fisheries
of Canada in 1885, is given at Sl7, 7,702,973,
of which Nova Scotia is credited with S.
263, 1923, New Brunswick with S4,005, ,430,
Prince Edward Island with 81 ,293. .430, Brit
ish Columbia with Sl,o7S.03s, Quebec with
Sl7i9.46O and Ontario with SL342 ,692.
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DYSPEPSIA

Csuses its victims to be miserable, hopeless,
confused, and depressed in mind, very irrita,
Me. languid, and drowsy. 1t is disease
which does not get well OF itself. 1t requires
careful, persistent attention, and remedy to
throw olT the causes and tone up the diges-
tive organs til they perform their duties
uillingly Hoods Sarsaparilla has proven
just the required remedy in hundreds OF cases.
"Ihaye taken Hoods Sarsaparilla for dys,
nepsia, from which have suffered two years.
! tried many other medicines, but none proved
co satisfactory as Hoods Sarsaparilla."
THOMAS COOK, Brush Electric Light Co.,
New York City.
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virginia Elections.

RICAMoNp, Va, May %.
The election here yesterday resulted in an
overwhelming defeat of the regular demo-
cratic nominee. Lee, dem., for city sergeant
was defeated by Smith, ind, by majority OF
over 26OO. The board of aldermen stand 3
democrats and independents, the common
council democrats and 2l independents.
making = majority of IL on joint ballot. In
Petersburg all the general officers on the
citizen or republican ticket were elected.
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BATH, May 28.
FRED Robinson, boss planker at the New
England yard, Bath, was instantly killed
Friday afternoon. He was engaged in spring.
ing plank on the vessel. the last streak
when 1t sprang back, striking him on the
head and hurling him through the air about
thirty feet. When he was picked up he was
dead. His head and body were badly dis
hgnred. The deceased was Swede, married
and had one child. Ho was most industri-
Gus young man about 80 years of age. He
was doing contract work.
SagadahOc Educational Association.
Today's sessions of the Sagadahoc Educa-
uonal Association was marked with an in
crease Of teachers present. About seventy
i've were in attendance This forenoon w.
j. Corthell, principal of the Gorham Normal
school, read valuable paper, The teacEer's
work outside of school," and Rev. B. p.
Snow, superintendent of schools, Blddeford.
read paper, "Geography." In the after
noon N. A. Luce, State superintendent of
schools, spoke on Educational training"
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The best Sslve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblsins,
Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t ID guar
nteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cents per box. For sale
by Devine & Coughlin. msy29fd&wly
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jHarrtfp.

In Portland, May "a, by Rev. DIR. Small, Rev.
Frederic W. Farr, pastor Of the Adams 81. Baptist
Church, Biddeford. to Miss Susie A. Cohmsn' OF
Portland.
In Wstervile, May n, John b. Friel to Lizzie
O'DonnelI. both Of Wateryille.
In Lewiston, May "a, Geo. w. Witham TO Miss
Della Durreil, both Of Lewiston.
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Notes.

CONsTANTINoPLE, May 2S.
Greece has complained to the Porte that
the Turks have not evacuated the positions
on the Greek frontier which they agreed to
abandon.
LONDON, May rs.
An important discovery of gold at Kimber-
ly, Australia, is reported.
ATHENS, Nav 2S.
The allied powers have not yet withdrawn
the blockade against Greece, and will not
withdraw until notified by Greece that she
has disbanded her army.
VENICE. May 2S.
Cholera is increasing; thrty-tive new cases
reported within twenty flour hours.
CATANIA, May 28.
The flow of lava from Mt. Etna continues
undiminished. The destruction of the tow
of Nicolisi is inevitable.
LONDON. May 2S.
Germany opposes the raising of the block
ade of the Greek coast until Greece has been
completely disarmed.
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Suit for Damages.


LAcoNIA, N. H., May 2s.
r.mrrev Rros. of Long Island. owners OF
steamer Lamprey, run in connection with the
Boston & Maine railroad, have sued the towns
Of % Tacoma aad Clifford for alleged damage to
tho;r y, steamer not being able to go under the
bridge at the outlet of lake "inn'pe'ankee
on account of high water.
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Rhode Island Legislature.

NEWPORT, r. l., May 2S.
The State legislature adjourned this after.
nn - meet here again on June Sth to elect
United States senator to succeed Hon. Nei, :,
son W. Aldrich, who term expires. de Will
nrobably be reelected.