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A GENTLEMAN, wife and child three years
IN old desires suite of rooms, furnished or
unfinished and board In a quiet private fam
lily. Location west of High street. good
price will be paid for desirable accomoda
tons. Address, Box 1884 22-1
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WANTED-A single reliable man to tend in
w village store. middle aged man or
one untitled for hard work would answer. Must
be able to give good references. Address G,
Press Office 25-1
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Information desired of the where
w abouts of Theresa Fleming. Please ad-
dress KATE MCCARTHY, IS East Street
Holyoke, Mass 1871
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WANTED-Rooms suitable for physicians
w office In the western part OF the city. Ad-
dress 49," Press Office. 2I-1
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Il .OST-In the swaiting room of the Union
Ia Station a packetbook containing money
and valubles. A suitable reward offered il
returned TO THIS OFFICE. aug24-1
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II .OST-Lady's gold watch with white topaz
~ fob on Wednesday p. m, between 81
Danforth street aud Union Station via. st.
John street. Finder will be rewarded by re-
turning same to MRS. FRANK DUDLEY
LUNT, BIT Danforth street. 22-l
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WANTED-Bright men can make 81, 200 to
w to $4,000 per year selling Musical
Graphophones: Well advertised Write today
to Columbia Photograph Company, Washing
ton, d. C. 24-9S
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NOR SALE OR TO LET-The Homestead
= OF the late Thomas Quinby, near Stroud
good house. On line of street cars; 10
minutes from Union station; perfect drain
age; Sebago water. AS fine location as
trers Is in Desiring. Apply to ANDREW
HALVES, Stroudw&ter. dec27-tf
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LOST AND FOUND.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents. cash in advance.
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ITO LET-In new block on Washburne Ave-
l. near Union Depot and Electric cars. two
nice first story flats; sunny and pleasant. six
rooms each, with complete bath room and set
tubs; more rooms on third story if wanted.
VIM. BURROWES. 1877 Vaughan st. 23-l
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w ANTED-All persons DESTROYS OF acqulr-
w ing good health. improvement in
morals. obtaining happy homes, to go to the
Kelley Institute at Deering, Maine and be-
come cured of the diseases arising from the
excessive use of Rum, Opium, Tobacco and
Cigarettes. Do It, 22-tf
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& z 90 REWARD-A roll of cut Photographic
SO films, lost between City Hall and the
West End Hotel. Return to W. A. EDDY, care
OF G. E. Jackson. 54s 1-2 Congress st.
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no RENT-Furnished, a beautiful home,
4 broad piazza, two bath rooms, everything
first class, right near Drew Female College.
Just the place If one wants to be near their
daughters or have them with them while attend
ing one of the best schools in the country
Terms moderate. Address MRS. JULIA
BARNES, Carmel, New York 25-1&w1t
ITO LET-At 90 Oxford street. upper tene-
Il ment of six rooms. All in first class CON
dtion; Apply at % Boyd street. Ring right
hand bell 24-1
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

NTANTED-Two more men in our order
w department. Experience not necessary,
but we require references as to honesty. etc.
Steady work and good pay. GATELY g.
O'GORMAN, No. At Middle street, Portland.
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WANTED-An Entry Clerk, good penman
w and not less than 81 years old Give refer
ences, Address P. o. Box 936. 1911
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WANTED-To hire a store sin some village
w well located for trade. Or the address OF
some party having large house or building
that could be fitted for a store, Box % Brown
field, Me. 25-1
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CHRISTIAN MAN WANTED, not employed
~ known among Church people, sis per
week. Write Standard Manufacturing Co., II
Franklin street, Boston Mass.
je9 d1aw1OwTu
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NOR RENT-In new house near Spring
Il street electrics close to Emery street, a
dry; a very desirable residence. BENJAMIN
SHAW, 81 liz Exchange street. 22-1
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Forty words or less inserted under this
Head for one week for rs cts. i'm advance.
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U1OR SALE-Cheap. New bicycle. high
Il grade, 1896 model. Must be sold cheap
for cash. Room 1, third floor, 50 Exchange
street. Z5-l
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CITUATION WANTED-By a young man
y with business college education in some
wholesale house, references given. Address
M, Press Office. 1871
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w stenographer to go out Of the city for
three weeks. Apply to PORTLAND PACK
ING CO., 16 York street, City. 26-1
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WANTED.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 GENTS cash in advance.

D ENT WANTED-By small family lower
Ia tenement or small house of 6, z or 8
rooms near Woodfords, must have modern con-
and be near the electrics. Address
stating terms, location. etc., p. j., Box S25,
Portland. 25-1
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IF WE WANTED A CLOCK

nR. E. B. REED, scientific and magnetic
~ healer, 113 Free street, corner of Oak
street, Portland, Me-, treats all diseases that
flesh is heir to. Second sight consultation
free. Office hours from a. m. to u m; p.
M, to 8 p. M. 8-tf
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ITO LET-Upper fiat in house. No. 1872 Emery
Il st. Sunny expose, in first-class order,
suitable for man and wife. Inquire at house or
of HENRY y. TRICKEY, City Building. POL
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ITO LET-A suite of very pleasant rooms,
4 partially furnished or unfurnished if ds-
sired, suitable for husband and wife, or gem
tleman, who would like parlor In common.
Will let singly if preferred. Location desir-
able and convenient to board. 1873 SPRING
ST. 22-I
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ITO LET-New house, s rooms. spring water,
Il hen house, garden. frnit trees. high. dry,
good cellar, near earSi let re a@ to right
street South Portland 1871
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-20
DEMOCRATS IN LINE
A Meeting of City Warriors Called
for Monday Evening.
THE PROBABLE CANDIDATES
Republicans Favor Citizens
Ticket - The ounty Demo-
cratic Central Committee
to Meet Saturday.

A meeting of the democratic city cen
trail committee has been called for Mon
day evening at ]. NJ. Kennedys office.
At this time a plan of campaign will be
made and arrangements for holding
primaries set on foot.
No candidates have announced them
selves as such. but names have been
freely mentioned as likely to be selected
in convention.
In the First ward Thomas Murray, a
veteran campaigner. has everything his
own way; likewise in the Second.
where Peter Cox alone is mentioned in
his party. The Third warders have
quartet from whom some one will be
selected. in the persons of James Stew
ems, o. G. Voss, II. j. Allen or Joseph
Peters. On the West Side, ID. ID. Twohy,
j. V. Collins and William Walsh are
mentioned as men who would make
good aldermen.
The republicans have made no more
preparations towards holding a conven-
ton, and Ii is said that they will favor
a citizens ticket rather than name
strictly party ticket. However, there
are named in this connection some very
popular citizens. j. Il. Williams from
the First ward; l.. l.. Beaudry in the
Second: NJ. ]. Fitzpatrick in the Third
and ]. A Schroeder or ID. Tietjen in the
Fourth. Such is the present situation
On the democratic city central COM
mittee, Chairman ]. NJ. Kennedy has
selected John r.. Walkup and Edward
Burke to fill vacancies.
The county democratic central COM
mittee is to meet on Saturday afternoon
in this city. A full attendance is ex-
pected The committee consists of Peter
Hale. chairman; j. NJ. Kennedy, secre-
tary; George Barrich. John r. Walkup,
NJ. Martin of Anaconda; j. r. Quigley
Blackfoot; ]. T.. Macrum, Helmville; j.
T. Darling, Elliston: John Mcmahon
Deer Lodge; j. Ii. McMaster, Deer
Lodge: Thomas Elliott, Race Track;
Lou Blood Avon.
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ON THE TRACK,
At Bay District.

San Francisco. March 1.-THE feature
of the opening day at Bay District was
the Gunst selling stakes mile and a six
teenth. all ages, value $500. The race
was won by Service with ease by nearly
a dozen lengths. Fsvorites were bowled
over with alarming regularity. Loben-
gula and Seaspray were the only ones to
win, three second choices and two out
siders securing the other events.
Five furlongs, 3-year-olds and upwards,
purse $500-Faro won, Middleton second,
Zoolein third; time, 1:0i15 Four furlongs,
2-year-olds. purse s400-Torpedo won, Cor
don second Early Notice third; time.
:51A. Mile and one-sixteenth, Gunst SELL
ing stakes. all ages, value H,S50-Service
won, Rosebud second, Wheel of Fortune
third: time 1:49ls. Seven furlongs, 4
year-olds and upward, purse s400-Sea-
spray won. Ike l. second Favory third !;
time, / 401k. Six furlongs. 4-year-olds and
upward, purse s5Oo-Strathfiower won.
Flashlight second, Charles A third; time,
1:16s4. One mile. purse $4o0-Lobengula
won, Collins second, F'lirtilla third; time,
1:44. Five furlongs, 3-year-olds and up
ward, purse s400-Robin Hood won. Craw-
ford second. Jack Atkins third; time.
.04L
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limb down straight, as there would be
drawing and trembling of the cords.
Besides such torture, l began to bloat
a great deal.
After suffering for some time, a
friend advised me to try Paines celery
compound. 1 can truthfully say that
after using four bottles I was cured
not helped, but cured"
If you have any doubt at all these
spring days about your health-if neu-
ralgic twinges, kidney troubles, dizzy
spells, indigestion or heart palpitation
show themselves, don't wait for plain
er warnings. Make a clean sweep of
all these ailments from the system.
1t is easiest to do this now, as spring
is approaching. Take Paine's celery
compound when the system is most re-
sponsive to its cleansing, strengthening
influence.
An improved appetite, sound diges-
ton, uninterrupted sleep, and an ener-
getic condition, are the result of taking
Paine's celery compound.
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-hy not be a we'll woman this

Why not be we'll woman this
spring?
There are women who cannot toler-
ate the smallest neglect about the
house who too often take no care of
their health.
They should use these precious March
days for getting strong and well by
taking Paine's celery compound-the
greatest of all spring remedies.
Miss Elsie NJ. Brown, of Leeds ST.,
Dorchester. Mass, whose picture is
given above, wrote the 5th Of this
month as follows:
-Four or five years ago, 1 suffered
with dreadful pains in my back (ow-
ing to my kidneys), so much so that
night after night 1 could not close my
eyes, and what few hours sleep 1 did
get. / could be heard moaning and
tossing, showing that even in my sleep,
1 suffered pain. At times ! would have
more pain than usual over my left hip,
and when waking in the morning IL
would be all 1 could do to stretch my
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ably fatal Constable Reed was shot in
the shoulder. McCole believed to be one
of the Dalton gang, was killed. The 9TH
er robber escaped
Sheriff Earl Daggett and Constable
Reed, armed with shotguns, went to the
place where the robbery was to take
place and awaited the approach of the
robbers. Three bandits boarded the train
at Selma, two climbing on the rear of the
baggage car and the other one on the
tender. AS the train pulled out of Goshen
the robber who had betrayed his COM
panions left the train without their
knowledge. rushed into the telegraph Of
flee and told the operator to tell the sher-
ms party here that the robbers had
changed their plans. The officers has
tened back to meet the train and boarded
the engine at Tagus. The robbers did not
intend to make their presence known un-
til after the train had pulled out from
the station. but the officers saw the men
and opened fire. The bandits returned
the volley and Sheriff Daggett was shot
through the lungs. sustaining a wound
that will probably prove fatal. Constable
Reed was shot in the shoulder. McCole,
who is believed to have been one of the
Dalton gang, was killed. The other rob-
Der escaped.
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"Uncle Josh Spruceby" is the attraction
at the theater Saturday. the Fist. 1t is
well spoken of by the papers everywhere
and the Nebraska State Journal at Lin
coin has the following words of praise for
the entertainment: "A large and enthusi-
astic audience enjoyed the performance
of the rural drama. Uncle Josh Spruce
by" at Lansing opera house last evening.
The clever work of Burt Hodgkins caught
the crowd and the whole performance
was punctuated with laughter and APP
plause. The scenery greatly strengthened
the play. the saw-mill scene in particular
furnishing a striking and realistic Incl
dent"
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SPARRING BOUTS.
Ike Hayes of Helena Finishes Burch In a
short Time.

The Anaconda Athletic club held anoth-
er one of its popular sparring tourna-
ments last evening. which was well at
tended by the lovers of the manly art
The programme consisted of four three
round contests. The first contest was be-
tween Kid Sullivan and Sam Maloney,
and was a clean exhibition of science and
fancy sparring. The second and main
event of the evening was between Sam
Burch of Anaconda and Ike Hayes of
Helena, and contrary to expectations
was not as brilliant an exhibition as
might have been expected. Both men en-
tering at about even weights. and from
appearances II looked as II IL would be a
close race for the winner. but Burch was
entirely outclassed by Hayes and was
easily defeated in the first round. Hayes
being declared the winner.
The third contest was between Profess
sor Langdon Of Anaconda and Hayes of
Helena. and was a splendid exhibition of
science and was applauded by the audi
ence.
The fourth contest was between Kid
Mccall and Kid Sullivan, both of Ana
conda, and like the previous bouts, was
lively and was enjoyed by those present.
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At New Orleans.

New Orleans, March 19.-walter Lee, a
colored owner and trainer. was ruled off
the track for fighting and shooting with
the intention to kill. by the board of rae
ing governors. Mile and 20 yards-Little
Billy won. Tancred second, Renaud third
time. 1:51h Six furlongs-My Hebe won,
Black Tiger second. Princess Rose third;
time, 1:1Si2. Six furlongs-Hillsboro won,
Conner second, Tit for Tat third: time,
1:17k. Six furlongs, handicapped Do
minion won, Constantine second, Ashland
third: time. 1:l6ia. Mile and 20 yards
Helen II. Gardner won, Baldure second.
Henry Harris third; time, l:iSil. Mile
and 20 yards-Equinox won. Tippecanoe
second. Little Tom third; time 1:46s4.
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Wilbur. Wash. March ia report has
just reached here from the new mines in
Colville reservation that Henry Pangborn
and Charles W. Litzell were shot yester-
day in a quarrel over some mining claims
The men started from here several days
ago on prospecting tour. No details
are given and little satisfaction could be
gotten from the Indian who brought the
report. The news has created excitement
here. as the men are well and favorably
known at this place.
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A Thrust at Bill ings.

Seattle. March 19.-Shingle men here
have received notice that after April /,
all lumber and single shipments leaving
here over the Northern Pacific for points
north of a line between Council Bluffs
and Rock Island and all points east of the
line between Rock Island and st. Louis
must go by way of st. Paul instead OF
Billings. The announcement creates deep
feeling among shippers here, who claim
better service, quicker time and no trans
fer by way of Billings.
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Professional IyIkers.

New York. March 19.-Chairman Gideon
I'm his bulletin reports the following riders
as professionalism at their own request:
]. Nj. Campbell. Spokane. Wash; Earl S.
Robbins. Ventura, Cal. Burton $. Park
er, Los Angeles, Cal; Eli Winsett, Port
land, ore; w. J. Edwards, San Jose,
Cal: John +. Staver. Portland ore; +.
+. Schafski. Salt Lake, Utah. b. c.
Moore and Eddy Clifford of Chicago have
been declared professionals. also suspend
ed for competing for cash in unsanctioned
races on Sunday. after warning.
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At the Montana: Wyman Ellis. John
Grogan, Helena; William 5. O'Rourke.
Fort Wayne, Ind; w. c. Hervey, Chi
cago; ]. f. Clark. Denver; A. b. Law,
Omaha; White Caldwell. II. Closner,
Bozeman; J. S. Davis, Rochester, N.
Y; ID. b. Snyder. New York; w. NJ.
OBrien, F. J. Wednesday,, ]. H. Ben
ton, Chicago; George May. Helena; c.
f. Goddard, Butte; w. b. Turner,
Freeport, Ill; b. X. Bee, Chicago; John
Mcguire, Butte; A. J. Maybell. c. II.
Adams, st. Paul; f. E. Spaulding,
MINNEAPOLIS
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AGaii o-nia Picnic.

Tulare. Cal. March ls.-Two officers
were shot and one tram robber killed in
an attempt to hold up the south bound
New Orleans express near here at 8
o'clock this morning. The plot TO rob the
train was revealed To the officers by one
OF the three men engaged. The officers
opened fire on the bandits. who returned
the volley. Sheriff DarEett was shot
through the lungs and the wound is prob
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-20

Boston. March 1e.-The British steamer
Ethelred. Captain Hopkins. which arriv-
ed from Jamaica to-day, reports that she
was chased for an hour and half by a
Spanish cruiser on Wednesday. March IL.
while on her outward passage from this
port to Jamaica. The officers of the
steamer claim they were outside the
three-mile limit. and that they were justi-
fed in evading any attempt TO detsin
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-20

Before leaving Anaconda / desire to
express through the columns of your
paper my sincere thanks TO all my
friends that participated in the cere-
monies over my br-ther. the late Angus
Mcdonald; particularly Mr.. and Mrs.
John Walsh Of 4i4 Pine street, who 50
generously extended the hospitality of
their house for she Christian purpose
OF showing respect for a beloved friend.
Alex J. Mcdonald.
Black Pine. Mont, March ~.
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A NEkvY YOUNG MAN.
He Walks From foreman to Butte Under
Great DIFFICULTIES.

Sheriff White Caldwell Of Bozeman
came over yesterday and took charge of
the young man named Webster. who is
wanted in Bozeman for shooting a man
named Kortz in the leg. Webster was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Conley at a
milk ranch in the valley. Webster said
that after his trouble he rode horseback
for four miles and then took to the brush
on foot. He walked to Butte and after
wards secured the job he had when cap
tured. He had completely bafiied the pur-
suit of the Gallatin county officers.
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4 ieible TO the Moose.

Chicago. March 19.-Albert c. Fields,
colored. murderer of Mrs. Randolph. was
to-day sentenced to be hanged May Is.
Fields. after beating the womans head
almost to n pulp with a flatiron, severed
II from the body and set fire TO the bed
in an effort TO conceal his crime.
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CHARLES A. BERT.
He Dies of Pneumonia After "a Short III
mes In Helena.

@@N D'c' " Hitcf 20
ne.s In Helena.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, March 19.-CharIes A. Gilbert
of Philipsburg died tonight at the Cos
mopolitan hotel of pneumonia, after a
short illness. He came to Helena 10 days
ago, being summoned as a witness in a
suit I'm the district court. His wife was
present with him when he died. The flu
neral will be held Saturday afternoon at
o'clock from the hotel. Mr.. Gilbert came
TO Montana from Iowa several years ago.
He first resided at Anaconda, later re-
moving to Philipsburg. He was 80 years
old and had many friends.
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nhe Suspects.

Cincinnati. March BIN Newport to-
day Judge Helm announced to the attor-
neys in the case of Walling and Jackson
that they must be brought before the
court on Monday next to plead to the in
dictment.
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Little Edith Collins, who was bitten
or scratched by "McFud," was not so
much better. as was hoped she would
be, yesterday. Her face was badly
swollen from the cuts. DIR. Stephens
Is attending her, and while her in
juries are not dangerous. they are
Dainful
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someihing Good.

I have lately added to my grocery
a carefully selected stock of wines and
liquors. comprising Bass ale, wines,
brandies, Harpers WHISTLES, Pabst,
Budweiser. Centennial and Anaconda
bottled beer. Sole agency for Shaw's
pure malt whiskey. Claret. only soc. a
gallon. Stenernagels. No. All East
Park avenue
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T. X. Wills received news last even
ing of the death of his. sister, Annie
Wills. in Burnley, England. Miss Wills
was "a years of age and died of con-
sumption Feb q. 1896
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Arthur Rogers was fined IS for an
assault and battery by Judge Kennedy
yesterday.
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Happily Welded.

A quiet home wedding was celebrated
last evening al the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
John Mckinney. where John Taggart and
Cecilia Pollock were united in matrimony.
Miss Pollock OF Butte. sister Of the bride.
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Wyman Ellis and John ]. Grogan Of
Helena are in Anaconda visiting
friends.