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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-09-18
4 PARALYTlC CURED.

uis Gsond6Athsr. . Revolutionary Sol.
der. and HE Father Both Died Of
Pafalysls. Yet the Third 0sosf-
stioa 10 CuFed-.-Ths Asthod.
From tie Herald. Boston, Mass.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30
PROMINENT MAN ARRESTED.
Charged with Causing the Death OF a
Woman OF the Town.

Houston. Tex. July 2a.--Another
scene In the now celebrated Daisy
Douglass case was enacted today when
Henry 8. Fox. Jr.. son OF a bank presi-
dent. and Mira, Foster. an inmate OF the
Douglass bagnlo, were placed under arr
rest by order OF Coroner Hussey.
charged with the murder of the
woman. The woman, whose real name
was Daisy Thrclkeld OF Kansas City.
died very mysteriously July H. Ply
sicians called to attend her said ahe
died OF morphine poisoning, but the
death certificate stated hemorrhaEe az
the cause. The coroner ordered an
autopsy and the physician who made
Il said that the cause OF death was a
ruptured stomach. The other physici-
ans also made post-mortem exnmina-
tlon and reiterated their former state
mcnt. To-day DR. Dolcn. who made the
autopsy, made affidavit that another
stomach had been substituted for the
one he examined. The driver OF the
hack In which the Douglass woman
was assaulted was today recalled and
further exmlned. but could give no
direct testimony OF any assault, Young
Fox Is alleged to have been the patron
OF the dead woman, He and Mrs.
Foster were In the hack with her Mt the
time she was dying. The case has
stirred the city up. owing to the prumi-
nonce In different walks of life Of the
people who ARE mixed up In the airair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30
SKELETON SECURED.
Said to Be That Of Miss
Cigrand.
HAVE ANOTHER WITNESS.
Chicago Police Are SIN Searching
the Holmes Castle for Evidence
of Crime.


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officers thnt the sipts were ploou s'h'hs
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~ poic, healunnlier Nts, fat Vuininp.
wife OF the inniiot was slNvh = seltlo
examination The woman. who TOT DAYS
was cool aud defiant, y beginning 20 WEAK.
en-, and the police think she WI Shortly
tell all she hows OF The raAe hpr '.su.
mony " expected 70 he sensational, una
viii, II II thought, lead to the eonvlctiun
OF her husband.
A number OF bones were found ~ ~
basement today. soine o. which W. itoulh
sou pronounced parts " human frame,
II was at frst thought thar an entire skei,
rton had been uncovered, but esAlninatios
showed that most Of the b9hea were tfr1
tho butcher shop. The mixture Of hutnna
homes and butcher shor refuse Of q pecul.
lar feature OF the an'is that pus.lo u.
police, Careful search for ihe acid pfool
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

New York. July sa,--About 10000
me nbers OF the Brotherhood of Tnilors
are on a strike today In the cities Of
New York. Brooklyn and Newark a
monster mass meeting will he held at
Cooper Union tomorrow evening. Riot
ing attended with hlnodshed occurred
today In the Hebrew colony ON singei
street, Brooklyn, caused by some OF
ne striN
wont non-dnlnn men from working. The
police, after considerable trouble and
liberal clubbing, dispersed the crowd.
Half an hour later, however, the strlk-
ers gathered again and attacked a
shop. The frat trouble was AZ the
shop OF Kaufman a. Cohen. where l75
tailnrs went out early this morning.
when few non-union men appeared
for work they We're attacked. As they
ran away one or two of them was
bleeding
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30
Will SOON BE ENDED.


Washington, July 2s.-Speaklng OF the
Indian disturbance In Northern Wyom-
Ing, Gen. Schofield today expressed the
opinion that with discreet management
the Indians would soon surrender and
return to their reservation. The only
way they could cause trouble was by
scattering and taking to the mountains,
but he thought II unlikely they would
preclpitate hostillties now they knew
the soldiers were coming
Speaking Of the dispatch from Mar
ket Lake stating that the Jacksons
Hole settlers would be arrested and
tried for killing several Indians ac-
cused Of violation OF the Wyoming
game laws. Commissioner Browning
said that he knew OF no steps being
taken In this direction. and that the
matter had not yet been considered by
the bureau. He added that the In
dian office would welcome legal test
OF the right Of the Indians to XIII game
In advance OF thelstate laws.
Market Lake, Idaho. July 2g.--Dr.
winburn OF Rexburg has Just come
from that place with information that
James simmons and Fred Cunningham.
two scouts, arrived In Rexburg last
evening straight from Jackson's Hole.
They report that no conflict has taken
place between whites and Indians 80
far and that matters are quiet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

Iisntton opens here today, and our boys
muu not be too confident, but play ball as
thor have been playing the last six games.
Tha little old Dutchman played his usual
gooa game and always managed to be In
front of the ball
Tssl Reilly to steinhor TO Jantzon is the
way sae OF those double plays should have
read. Give each player the credit that Is
due ttem.
Neither McAllister or Lawrence got q ball
YESTERDAY. but Lawrence was over In Elsey's
held Ter a possible chance several timeh.
Ma ine blameH Charley Elsey for the ac-
cideni,, sunday. because everybody know,
he oseid not stop In time to save tho
catcbsf.
whsit they play today: Houston at Fort
Worth: Galveston at sherman; Ran An.
tonic a. Shreveport; Austin at Dallas.
Ths Dallas Steers says that Ted sullivan
has ,h expression on his face that will taks
a svfEiesl operation 20 remove. The Pan
therf shutting out Galveston In two sue
oesssvs games Is enought TO make all man.
Ageri tsel little queer.
letter for the captain OF the Fort WORT
Trilbls is held at the Gazette once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30
WON THIRD GAME.
The Panthers Win Fresh
LaureIs.
GALVESTON SHUT OUT,
Pretty Game Played With a Score Of
sto o-other League
Games

There was considerable uneasiness nhtlte.
able ainond the local fans sunday when
Umpire Mace stepped into the diamond and
called the game. Brlslow. the star pitcher
Of the Sand Grabs. was In the box for the
visitors, and his reputation as twirler had
seemed TO oyerawe the many admirers OF
the home team. but confidence was soon
box.
1t was McFarland's day, and a shut out
was what he played for, and the inheld
supported him Ia lnagnincent form. Runnins
PICK ups, quick fielding and sharp throw
Ing was too much for Galveston. and the
way they Rugged the bases when they were
fortunate enough to get on one was eau.
ton. Mcfarland. besides being effective In
the box, folded his position TO perfection.
and IL credited In the oficlal score with
three Assists.
The whole team played ball. and the two
errors credited TO Esey did not hurt or cost
anything, and the spry LETT fielder redeemed
himself by catching long ny into his do
main when the bases were fun.
Fully 5000 people witnessed the game, and
5000 people were Overwhelmingly pleased
with the result.
Following is tho orclh score and the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30
MRS, cloARAsip INTERVIEWED


Anderson, Ind, July es.--Mrs. cisar
and. mother OF Holmes victim. wal
seen today for the nrst time, aan prov.
ed 10 be the most interesting OF w
family when she at last laln ns,us
her timidity and began 70 taW. rns
can account for the big trunk 10 wn'ug
Miss l.mily's body was taken OUT o.
IN nastle. About a weak bel ,,e nss
marriage with Phelps MISS t ,,n,hs.
packed her trunk null Of ncr olo,n .,,
and wrote TO her mother. hta.lns u.'l
she was going 70 ssipn mem W
her trunk She hoped she iolks ~
home. who wcss common folks: ccn,i
use them. and alao the trunk. she rs,9
that Mr.. paslps was very Mrah-" w
bought her now slo'nes ana ! $3.50
III trunk. II was very large 3ns,
shc said, and sic dId NOT necl sne ons
she had, The trunk was rsrei.eu ~
IA Fayettc. charges prepaid. ~ va
brought out Of closet today aug wy
contaats examined. u y = VIZ
trunk. This accounts, 80 Ars' ~
thinks. for the great trunk INA. Hns
was carried out Of me ,casue ~
There Is hardly ANY doubt IN ne MAJ
ter ma Trunk was not received IN,
~, ~ aav or Two after her supposed
Wedding. the address was on cara
written with a typewriter 10.
Mrs. Cigraud says the trunx WI VI,
packed very eareleasly ana u'u nv
ionL like a woman's work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

Huntsville. Tex, July 29.-Last Tues
day four Mexican conyicts confined in
the state pcnitontlary here made a
desperate EFFORT TO capture Keeper
Kelly In his office. get his arms and
compel him under penalty of death TO
have the gatea opened. Kelly. though
taken az "a disadvantage, would not
Yield, and wounded three OF them,
though none seriously, when assistance
came, ana they were overpowered.
This IN the second attempt az the kind
within abort while. but the prison
authorities always try to keep these
things out OF the papers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

alleged gold np,d OF Oklahoma. The farmers
were members OF the Anu-tiorse Thief A.
ISOLATION and were in search Of the ieaEer
gang. who stole some horses from them.
Whom they ran ncrpss the Wlilett party
they thought Il was the ieager gang and
began firing at thom. On the other hand.
the Wiiett party thought the posse " farm-
ers WIS the ycngcr gang. who wanted 10 rob
them, and they returned the fire. One Of the
Wietts was killed and the other one and
Wilbur Henderson were wounded
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

Getting Reniy for Long Expected Improve.
menls.

The Arlington Heights people ara very
quiet folks. Consequently, no one will be
surpriAed that they have kept good thing
a couple Of days after geetlng hold Of IT.
j. III. Blcyas. general manager Of the Mo-
bile and Spring lilli motor line. was here
Friday and Saturday In the Interest Of the
bond holders who bought in tho property
OF the company al the recent sale. Mr.,
UlcynA IL practical railroad man, and
came here for the purpose Of making an
Inspection OF the line in order to ASCERTAIN
what was necessary In the way Of repairs.
lie went oyor the line and Inspected the
cars and also took look at the electric
light plant
York or somewhere else. aud the next Fort
Worth knows tho Improvements which have
been under consideration for months past
al Arlington Heights Will he wen under way.
The people out there are not waiting 70
hear from anybody and arr going ahead
with their building improvements with a
serene confidence In the dostlny OF their
beautiful suburb which II admirable.
n g. Hunting Is Just completing his hand
soine residence cloae 10 Lake Como.
w ID. Peak has plans made for pcauu'
number 81 proiecta are mooted and AZ.
together very Interesting Developments are
promised at Arlington Heights In tue near
future.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30
nEFENpER AGAIN WINS,

Nep York, July 2s.--The nine days cruise
Of tas New York yacht club began at ]
b. M to-day FROM Glen Cove. l.. |. Defender.
Jubilsr and Vibllant participated. The polnts
touchti at viii be Norris Cove, New Lon
don Newport, Vineyard Haven. New Bedford
and tsck 70 Newport.
on friday Nchooners and fioops viii race
for I. fiolat cup. The signals for The yachtl
10 Rgf Under way found the vcaaalH under 4
cious 81 canvas and they moved slowly out
81 O,sn Cove barber toward the ttaTtinr
point C. the hrst daya race Tor the npcclA
cup ttnred BY Commodore hfown. Th'
rAtelS snd smartiy we're the two big racori
hsndis3 that Sigilnnt vent over the line les,
than minute after the gun was AIRED ans
Defentsx crossed the line iess tia minute
later. What within the rrst mile Of IN
frat ~ 81 the course which was one Of Ten
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

Henderson. Tex. July 90 Specially y
W. r.. Shaddcn. clerk for w w. Comp
ton a Co., shot and instantly killed old
man Russell George thla afternoon.
George was In town drinking and raised
row with Shaddon. Shaddon IN
dangerously cut In several places and
George Is dead George was turbu-
lent character and had bad reputa-
ton for fighting, otherwise he stood
very well as citizen,
This morning south OF town Mr., Matt
Davis prosperous farmer. sulcided
by shooting himself on account Of poor
health
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

New York. July 29.-Gov. Culberson's
edlct adverse TO pugllistlc encounters
In the state OF Texas does not seem to
have much effect on the sports who
take deep interest In puglllsm In this
city. They all believe implicitly In
Stuart's ability to bring the big light
OF at Dallas. In uptown hotels lovers
OF pugillsm, who never lose an oppor-
tunity TO make q wager on sporting
event. gathered and discussed the pos
sibillty of stuart's scheme coming out
on ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30
pEwARDs OFFEpED.

Austin. Tex, July 2s.-The governor
today offered reward OF 1900 for the
arrest OF T. H.. McDade. charged with
oember 20, 1891, In Burleson county.
Also for the arrest OF Ike Cooper.
charged with the murder OF Harriet
Williams In August. 1891. In Burleson
county. Also 800 for the arrest OF
Marck Williams for the murder Of
Dennis Fent in Burieson county in
March 1899.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

Washington. July 9.--(speclal.)-ThC
following pensions have been issued
Original Joseph W. Anderson, Gran.
bury, Hood county; renewal and In.
crease. Jasper G.. Avary, Bonham. Fan.
min county; reissue. Napoleon Il. Cat.
In. Colorado, Mitchell county: reissue
and increase. william Wheeler. Abilene
Taylor county; survivor Indian wars
Peachy H. Malone. German. Eastland
county; reissue. Abraham J. Wills. Fort
Worth. rarrant county,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

Palestine, Tex, July s.-(speclai)--
A. c. Pierce took his own life. using a
revolver. at the home of his father in
law, John galloway, yesterday. De-
consed was farmer. n brother OF the
Ax-shcrifr OF Anderson county. was
about 30 yenrs OF age. and leaves a
wife and one child. Dependency seems
TO have been the cause OF this appar-
emily deliberate suicide, for he left q
letter OF instructions as to his business
affairs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

I'll Paso. Tex, July ESPECIALLY
Early Sunday morning Enrique NelaH-
co was arrested charged with commit
ting rape on Josephine 2unigar. the lG-
year-old daughter OF the proprietor OF
"a Mexican restaurant. As the man
was caught In the very act by those
attracted by the girls screams, ithe
case looked bad for him. But Shis
morning he was married TO the victim,
luu the charges We're dismissed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

Austin. Tex, July 29.-The printing
board was In session today and al.
lowed the claim OF Clark & Courts OF
S2240. So. less 10 per cent. for printing
the Thirty-third criminal courts report.
The deduction was made on the ground
that the work was not done according
10 law and contract. by reason OF
which there were eighty-four more
pages to the volume than the contract
contcmpiated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30
WANTS THE INDIANA.

Washington. July 2s.-Capt. II. l..
Evans was at the navy department
today and had long conference with
Secretary McA1oo. lie IL desrouS of
being relieved OF the command OF the
New York and OF being assigned to
the command OF the battleship Indiana.
There Is no personal reason for the
change, and the captain, 1t is said. IN
actuated by nothing more than am
bition TO command what would be the
most formidable ship in our navy when
she ia rom nIsaIOnpd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

Clarksville. Tenn, July 29.--Jeff
Hoover who killed j. II. Parker and
Joe Wells, the slayer OF Lock Carney,
were brought here today from Stewart
county by sheriff Crane, who was
warned that preparations were being
made to lynch the prisoners. In each
case the murderer is wronged hus-
band the victim the alleged despoiler
of his home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

st. Louis. Mo, July 20. --TAiy city
was visited Wy terrific fhnrcer
storm today that ragged for more than
nm hour. The rain fell in sheets, .iocd-
ing the atreets and sewers of the west
End. and doing considerable damage.
A strong wind broke many trees. and
two brick houses in course OF erection
ware completely demolished.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Shreveport. La, July ga moderate .hlzed
audience saw Shreveport take the las. OF The
series from Austin yesterday In well-Ilsyed
game The score;
Actin ..............0 o o y 81
Earned runs-Shreyeport |.
Two base hlts-McBrlde. Holmis, Meyers,
Btoien bases--Shreyeport 9. lAustln ;.
BASES on balls-On Keofe 1, OF Qulgg L.
Passed balls--Neekbeoker I.
Time OF game-1 hour and IS minu.la.
Cmpire-Carsou.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

Assembly met last night and received re-
ports from several committecs. The work Of
the grandeat Labor Day celebration ever held
In the South Is progressing satlsfactorily.
The next meeting OF the committee Will be
held Wednesday night at Schilder's hall,
when the grounds will be selected and
other necessary arrangements made. Labor
ing people Of the city are alive 10 THIS. their
national day Of celebration, and are working
earnestly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

~ n. NJ, July 29.-Another gold
announced from Golden. South
county, George Protseman. one OF
"Sers, IN prosecuting development
N claim, about hall mile east
~ LatRras mine. has made a rich
NV milling gold ore, three dlaercnt
"E rrtarns Of $50. $50 and $40. re-
~, Ft ton In gold, II has an i'm
~ he extent. OF which is as yet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

shreveport. La, July GAN exhibition
game was played by Austin and Shreveport.
II was tame affair, Score IS to ~ In favor
OF the Senators. A hard effort has been
made TO staye on the financial difficulties BY
a pozamittee. but at this hour II Is lmpos-
slbis to accurately forecast their labors, II
Is thought that Shreveport has fallen by the
wayGtse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

TyIer rex, July 29.--tspeciai'1 .,rn pr.
1870. enc o'clock iire alarm
,iori, ,,,gsred in from the third ward. ana
w aH tul ~ heroic work OF tho ilreinsI1'
T Pvi ~ would have had The mos. dl ns'n
trous tirs she ever lad; 4 fns nr ys asas-
mated Ia the s'sre g, ~ ,',s. sioso:
His entire stock wss pninsa' ,.ss set ~
no Insurance.. y. N. Jun; f ss. W, Z
loss; s'Vv s,a ps loss. $3.50; fully IN
nu.iss' Jobhs. grocer, was daps-
snaya ~ smoke and veter 10 t1s
assc,n ~ Of 1880. covered With insur-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

Pnul'a Valley, /. T.. July 29.-tspe-
cial)-A big mass meeting OF the bar
and business men here tonight strongly
Endorsed Col II. A. Sneed for the posi-
ton OF United states marshal for the
Southern district OF the Indian Terri
tory which Office was recently made
vacant by the death of Capt. l.. L..
stowe OF hrdmore
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

Washington. July 20. Special ---Thc
comptroller of the currency today bull
letlned the following changes III Texas
bank officials: Tho First National
bank OF clarkayille. J. II. Latimer rs
sistant cashier in place OF J. II. Dick.
the First National bank of Hubbard,
c. Il. Rotan vice president.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

Dr Sam r. Woody. professor OF chem
larry of The Kentucky school Of medicine.
having been requested by dealers 70 an
aiyxc the dincrent baking powders, re.
lerfrd. .sThe Royal Is the richest and
purcst. yielding the largest amount Of
Ieafening gas"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

San Antonio. Tex, july 2s.--tspeolalD
j. V. Alder OF New Braunfels got In
TO trouble with West Side woman
Of beer, and today the Jezebel made an
affidavit charging him with assault:
with intent to murder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30
wAs nAnIY INIIIREn,

Clarendon, Tex. July 2s.--while Mr..
and Mrs. James Harding were driving
into town In u two wheeled cart. the
horse ran away. throwing Mrs. Hard
ing out, breaking her arm and cousing
concussion OF the brain. She will re-
coyer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

,r.,s vork July 20 1t y annvunc1e
New ,, iesn that Oh fridsy last me
snls bond zynaisat,eo ~ cepesiS,,;
Win lh Name for legal tenders. TIPS
IN e>s ~ for the purpose ~ mailing
was usn' ne tfsa.ury tho amour, ~
soy ,. " BY various persons fQF
soio w, w., 70 EUROPE and other places
sn,pnavns i. monte. T..is d,p,H brings
uur'iis ~ ,ezsrys W 70 the highest t'']ri
r ra sincs the syndicate i'ss s21 ,.
uletsS re pzyE.ents on acc'nnf q
honda. N IL, W - iii ''N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

Washington, July Especial &c.
w. Whitehead was today appointed
postmaster at Sotol. IN Val Verde
county, vice N. q. King. resigned
The poetofilce at Onie. In Floyd county.
Fagan postmaster.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

san Antonio, Tex. July "a telegram
was fsseycd here today from General Pas
aenKsr Agent Martin OF the Gan Antonio ane
Ararsas Paas. saying II was probable that
Corbst would do his last months training
In San Antonio. Citizens here hgye preferred
trAininf quarters and expect a favorable re-
ulx from BRADY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

nd Il ever occur to The h0nsekcepcr. 10
AJAX her grocer why he wished her 20 buy
some other baking powder IN place OF ihe
r.TioyAir' The other powders rnst rue
grocer less becaulse they are made. from
Cheaper aud luferiur materials Ihousn
sold nj the saine retail price iioyai y oi
ar rreater valre than any other baking
powder. 1t j. absolutely pure aud oil hiEn-
est leayenlng strength
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-30

TYLER. Tex. July 29.-tspecial,) ITO
dav was Cotton Belt day at the Fruit
Palace. A BAN was the attraction In
the evening. and fully cvoO people are
on the grounds.