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tured another goal for Jasper, quickly
followed up by a dandy for Wild
wood dexterously landed by Jack
Wick, making 20 points in all. This
ended Wildwood's scoring. McGraw
after a good deal of strategy placed a
ball in the basket raising Jasper's score
to II. The excitement became more
intense as the seconds for the time
keepers horn to blow grew less in
number. Schwer scored again, the last
points made in the game.
After a few seconds more of
hard playing the timekeeper's horn
footed out its warning note and the
game was over-Wi lid wood in the lead
by one point. Score 1870.
THE LINEUP.
Wildwood-Ferat, Harris, forward;
Roper, centre; Penino, J. Wick, guard.
Field Goals-Ferat l, Harris 3, Penino
2, J.. Wick 4. Foul Goals-Ferat 2.
Offences-Harris 2, Roper 9, j. Wick l.
, 1904-08-17
AT the Casino.

On the %, the annual testimonial
reception, musical and hop will be
rendered to Prof. Roselle at the Casino.
This affair always proves to be one of
the finest features of the season. Fine
music.
On next Friday night the Wildwood
basket ball team meets the Crescent
Athletic. club of Philadelphia on the
Casino Hall floor. The Crescent boys
have played here before and are not to
be overlooked as an easy team for they
are anything but that. Wildwood
will earn every point she makes in
this game and we are certain that the
C~rescents will have as equally a hard
time to score against the home team.
, 1904-08-17

Do not imagine that the price of lots
in Wildwood today Tepresents any
thing like what their value will be in q
few years. We say this from observa-
ton Of other successful seaside resorts.
Baker Bros.
, 1904-08-17

New designs in neck wear, belts and
other fancy goods at Mech q Co.'s. \
, 1904-08-17

Souvenir post cards of Holly Beach,
Wildwood and Anglesea at Mech ~
Co.'S.
, 1904-08-17

Music every evening in The Ottens
buffet.
, 1904-08-17

Total 20.
Jasper A. C.-McGraw, Featherstone.
forward; Schwer, GENRE; Winch,
Mallow, guard. Field Goals-Mc-
Graw l. Featherstone 3, Schwer 2,
Winch l, Mallow /. Foul Goals
Schwer 3. Offences-McGraw |.
Featherstone l, Winch l, Mallow |.
Total 10.
On next Friday night Wildwood
will meet the Crescent flub of Phila-
delphia another strof aggregation
from that noted city. le game will
be swift and if you inteld to see it get
your seat early.
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BRUCE JOHNSON ABUSED
Row in Commercial Street Saloon Ends
In a Shooting.

A gambler, and a waiter when he Is
not employed In gamblinghouse, who
travels under the cognoman OF Burns,
but whose first name could not be
learned, came very nearly cashing In
his final checks at the Red onion
saloon on Commercial street at $50
o'clock this morning for becoming too
free with his bad language and choice
epithets,
According TO the story told by the
police, he was In the saloon drinking
with Bruce johnson and a number OF
other white and coored men. Sud-
denly he turned upon johnson, 10 the
latter declares, and began 10 abuse
him This was more than Bruce could
stand and he promptly resented II.
Then Burns IL alleged 10 have attack
ed Bruce and the latter reached for his
revolver. During the scuffle the gun
was discharged and the bullet crashed
into n mirror. Burns received slight
wound on top Of the head, but whether
II was inflicted by the bullet OF by
piece OF falling glass, IL not certain.
II was only scalp wound and
amounts to nothing. Burns fed Inn
medIately but Johnson was placed I'M
der arrest and taken TO the station
where he deposited 5000 for his appear
ance before Judge Dlehl,
Johnson says that the man had been
drinking with him, and that he sud
denly became bellcose, "He began 10
abuse me and call my mother vile
names" said Johnson. "When | re-
scented Il ne showed fight and we had
a little scunle. II really does not
amount to anything and | don't think
the man was injured IN the least"
Johnson's story is borne out by the
statement Of sergt Hempel who made
the arrent. The sergeant said Burns |
was not badly hurt and that the physI- |
clans who examined the wound said Il
vas nothing more than a mere scratch.
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MAGNATES TO MEET HERE.
Butte Was Awarded Last Years Cham
pionship Forfeit Money Up.

At the baseball meeting held in Butte
yesterday the forfeit money OF each
team TO be represented In the league was
put up. Manager McCl0skey Tor Salt
Lake stated that the money was In tho
bank and that Ogden's forfeit was ready
for deposit. McCloskey holds the proxy
for the Junction City. The latter ac-
companied by Williams OF Spokane, Lane
and Wilmot OF Butte, are now on their
way for Utah to consult with officials at
ogden and In this city.
The directors will meet again on March
I, and AT that time the schedule will be
completed. II is believed that the season
will open on April ~, with Butte at
Spokane and Ogden at Salt Lake.
IT yesterdays meeting IL was decided
that when a player was released from a
club to join another outside OF the
league, he could not come back unless ne
went TO the club that first engaged his
services, unless, OF course. that CLUB gave
It's consent for the player TO join one OF
the other teams.
The Championship for 1903 was awarded
TO Butte during the meeting.
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the last race. but the we'll played Kenil-
worth led all the way. Sootnsayer beat
Daisy Green for the place. The Cure. ia
vorite for the first race, was practically
at the post. Results:
First race, seven furlongs, selling
Ceebrant won, Dungannon second. Coro-
ner Kelly third. Time-l;3Q
Second race, three and "a half furlongs
--Meada won Marie second, Arishe
third, Time-;i21s.
Third race, five and a half furlongs,
selling-Ananias won, CreedmOre second,
Goddess Of Night third Tme-l:l0.
Fourth race, one mile and a sixteenth,
selllng-Modicum won, Horton second,
Chickadce third. Time-l49A.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Colonel Van
won, Matt Hogan second, Lansdowne
third. Time-l:l5.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards,
purse-Kenilworth won, Soothsaye Sec
otnd, Daisy Green third. Tlme-l46h.
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ASCOT PARK EVENTS.
Jockey walsh Furnished the Feature by
Riding the Winners.

Los Angeles. CAL, Jan, lS-The riding
of T.. Walsh, who plloted three winners,
and three close finishes were the fea'
lures Of today's racing at Ascot park.
one fayorite. four second choices and one
third choice won. The hardest knock the
talent got was In the fourth race, which
The Gold Finder won from Rag Tag, the
odds-on fayorlte. Results:
First race, Ave furlongs-Nona Il won,
Agnes Mack second, Nellie May third,
nme--l 03ls
Second race, Slauson course, selling
Huapaa won, Quest second, Fox Lake
third. Timel rs.
Third race, mile ad seventy yards.
selling-Lunar won,. Jingler second.
schwarzwaId third Time-l:iS,
Fourth race, i've furlongs- Beautiful
and Best won, Stemwnder second Fuss
tian third. Time-l,02A.
Fifth race one mtle,-The Gold Finder
won Rag Tag second, Fortunatus third.
Tlme-1:i2R.
Sixth race. seven furlongs. selling
Eyander won. Anirad second, Texman
third, Time-l;3O.
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Relieved That Latter Will be
Rather Weak at 1870
Pounds.
THE BASEBALL SITUATION
fam Sharkey Discovers New Fad
oBrien an Admirer Of Kid Lavigne
Athletic Entertainment Friday.

The coming battle between young
o.,hstt and J. Edward Britt. will arouse
,oro interest in sporting circles here
snA elsewhere than any other fight has
Ion0 for many months. There seems TO
~ a growing sentiment In favor OF the
u,tle Denver scrapper. a fight fan from
N. Colorado metropolis, who Is well ac-
0p,lnted with the little fighter.
ala 20 the News" today that
IA had watched both Corbett
and Britt In their fights. III Corbett Is
in good condition." said he, II do not
see how he can lose. | think he has 1t
over Britt a city block. Corbett will YER.
,alply punish him. and Britt cannot take
the beating, that the champion handed to
Hsnlon"
". W, Naughton. the San Francisco
sporting writer seems to think that Cor
be,t will have the better Of weight even
n he did yield to Brtt's demands. Here
|, what he has 10 say on the subject.
Even though Britt seems TO have
made Corbett yield point In
he argument over weights, there
are any number OF persons who
think Jimmy will have trouble making 100
pounds IL Is known that he weighed
nearly lil pounds In the gymnasium Of
The Olympic club few days ago. lie had
been exercising for couple OF weeks at
that, and In the opinion OF many who
saw him on the scales no had very little
fish to spare. Under the circumstances
Il can be imagined that he will be as
tin az a rail by the time he has COM
pied with the articles OF agreement gov
tining his match with Corbett,
Young Corbett says he believes Britt
vii be able 10 make 100 without incon-
Senience. Al The same time he Is frank
enough TO admit that Britt at 49, would
b easier 10 defeat than Britt at l33
made up my mind | could defeat
Bnt when | saw him box Candle" said
CorbelL u watched him closely through
twenty-five hard rounds, and | know he
Was fully extended at every point OF the
match, He didn't lay up a round. He
couldn't AFFORD TO. because the other fell
bs was bolherlng him good deal. am
satisfied that Britt showed every ,rcA
lne trade he is acquainted with during
mat light, | made a study Of MIN and
when ! arose TO my feet at the end OF
The contest 1t was with the conviction
that ] Was his master
., AT the same time" continued Corbett.
! consider Britt the most dangerous man
q any may be called upon to meet.
~ prove what | think Of the matter by
me way train for this fight. IN WORK
as ! never worked before, and, while
everybody thinks ! was in excellent con.
ctlon when ! fought Hanlon, they'll say
\, mhen lhls next night Is over that was
IN better trim still"
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TOM SHARKEY'S FAD.
discovers New One In Wearing Wrist
ClUeksWhile Training,

ION sharkey always did set the
fashion among the lighters and In
few weeks he will spring the latest on
his brothers OF the ring A few days
ago sharkey and Spike" sulll-
van, Buckley Sharkcy's manager ana
Fred Bullen were on the train bound for
Boston. Spike" was entertaining the
crowd In the smoking car telling stories
Of his adventures In london. All OF the
passengers were interested In the stories
and finally a big blonde headed young
man who looked to be the ace for living
on papas money, entered and dropped
Snglldly In a chair across the car a
snort distance from sharkey
spike, Spike exclaimed Sharkey, ex-
clledy. giving Spike" a nudge in the
iios with his elbow that made him jump
What ails you?" demanded Spike"
Ppe the guy with the clock dashed to
tN .ris',, whispered Tom In tone that
tOs'o be heard from end to end Of the
Every eye was turned on the blonde
young man Sure enough the fellow wore
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COMING RING BATTLES.
some Good Ones on the Boards for Ne
Few Weeks,

Following Is q list Of the ring battles
| scheduled from this evenings bout be-
| tween Carter and Choynskl until March
| q. when The amateur championship Is 10
| b. pulled of In London.
Jan, tx. Carter vs. j, Choynski Bos-
| ton,
Jan. NY, Kelly VS. Y. Tierney North
Abingdon, Mass.
Jan A,-Jack OBrien vs. Jack Root
Chicago,
Jan a.-F. Childs VS. s. Ferguson. Bos-
ton,
Jan. 2l.-H, Foley vs. W. Woods, oak
land Cal,
Jan. sc. Dixon VS. j. Bowker, Lon
Jan. 1T. Feltz VS. p, Evans, Tam
many club, Boston
Jan. S,-B, langer VS. s, Smith, Chi
Jan. %.-K. Mccoy VS. G, Gardner, Bos-
Jan. gI.--Jack oBrlen vs. Tommy Ryan,
Jan, 81. flynn vs. A. Walsh. Pue-
Jan. 2s.--J. walcott VS. j, Grim Tam
many club. Boston,
Jan. S,aY, cOrbett vs. Ar'io simms'
Jan, S--Marvin Hart VS. !. Millett, San
Jan. Isl. Beansey VS. +. ROuthIer,
Quebec, ,
Jan. 3l.-J. Walcott VS. NJ. Matthews.
Portland, Me.
Jan. - j. Walcott VS. KID Carter, Bos-
ton.
jan - Ted Ware vs. Jim Hook, Lon
don. Eng,
Jan. = Barney Furey vs. Gene Beze-
nah. New Orleans, La.
Jan. - Jack O'koefe vs. NJ. Ward,
Chicago. r,,
Quinn Boston,
FEB M Hart vs. j Root, Boston,
March l.-Y. Corbott vs. j Britt, san
Francisco. =,
March III. Munroe VS. r. Sharkey. No
place selected nor will there be,
March 2a-Amateur championships,
London, Eng
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a wrist watch. Now, that, for the girls.
may be all right. but when an ablebodiel
man old enough TO vote wears one of
those things II Is enough TO make hardy
boy like Tom Sharkey gasp and wonder
where the manliness OF our American
race IL going to.
Spike said Tom with twinkle In his
eye, and half reefed smile on his wrin.
killed. face, THAT Is the thing | want.
am going to get Tiffany 10 make me n
wrist clock so ! can see how long ! am on
the road and how fast | am working. It's
great thing"
Well, that smoking car was no bed Of
roses for the fellow who wore the watch
on his wrist. ito keep tabs on his pluse,"
as Spike" declared, and in few min
utes he got out OF the smoker.
Just az soon as ! get back TO New
York | am going 20 T1nany's and get
measured for a wrist clock" declared
Tom.
III you wear IT," said Spike" "1'll not
allow you TO enter my place at Sleeps
head"
"But it's the style" said Tom, land
I'm goin' 10 have wrist clock"
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TEBEAU COR DENVER.
And Is Now In Full Control In the West.
ern League.

Denver Jan. B,-George Tebeau today
bought the Denver franchise in the West
ern Baseball league and the improve
ments at the Denver bail park from D..
c. Packard and h. r. Burke. The price
is not made public, but It is believed to
have been something over $1,000
The immediate effect Of this change In
the ownership of the Denver team will
be the withdrawal Of the Western league
from Kansas city giving the American
association the clear field there, which
Tebeau has been lighting for. The in
junction suit Instituted by Tebeau at
Lincoln will be withdrawn and the West
ern league will meet as soon as possible,
probably next Wednesday or Thursday.
Of Denver, Colorado Springs, Omaha, LIN
coin, Des Molnes and Sioux City.
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ray a Penny to Aid a Sick Friend
And | Mil EIk $3.50

ASK only postal card-just tho name
~ some one who needs help. Tell me
ne pook to send. This a trihe 10 do for
do nW"I-don't neglect II. | will gladly
WI send him my book. | will arrange
ti~ dtugglst near by that be may take
ma, o9tIes Dr. Shops Restorative. He
fp pg axe II a month at my. risk. II II
n sv y costs $3.50 II 1t fails, | will
pSy 'he druggist myself, And the sick
Wy mere word shall decide IT,
VIII accept II. IVY
o. nave what those sick ones must have
mSgL wen, and | want them to have It.
can %G nS ny ofter so fair that no sick one
II" daHotd 10 neglect II.
ones I ~ JI ts as | say, and trust The cured
my po,ipo ialr with me. have furnished
as restorative TO hundreds OF thousands
bsld i'vee terms, and 30 out OF each 10 have
nv glauly, because they were cured
No. " IVY penny otherwise,
,nI,' WVaoIdtlVe IN my discovery. the re.
,n n9l my llfetlme's work. / have per.
ne d,8 Ws'ed 1t In thousands OF cases
INV I onou az physicians ever meet. In
n maj experience ! have 10 perfected
me- u does not fail, save when "A cause
We cancer-makes a cure imposslbie
ny success comes from strenathoning
meal uslde nerves, Common treatments
,mngl,eIy doctor the organs, and best re-.
,e.,S,eare but temporary. My treatment
MAKE " Ihe nerve power which alone
me- muse organs act. IL is like Civ.
sltaI o meak engine more steam. Any weak
,oSs. organ does its duty when given tho
tav 10 act, and there is no other
IA 20 o,t make weak organs well '
tlde nerve, remedy strengthens weak In
no oiheINes and for this reason there Is
vi otVher treatment for chronic dIsea ace
miRs" any man viii oher on plan like
lhropease tell me who needs a remedy Tx,
which pbnogo, staleBook on Dyspepsia.
Sani nm pook YOU Book on the Heart
bSS" ssnd address, Book ) on The KiGncvy.
lila '"oqb BOX Book for Women,
Nj 4" rae In e.Book for Men is"aIoA,
Mia Book on rheumatism
Nix nS cases, not chronic, are often cured
' VIC OF two bottles At drugglsts. w
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Tho Secret Of Woman's Beauty.
CUPlD'S MIRROR.

The secro. d . woman . beauty 10 no,
to - hand II hsf dressing room OF In
the w of cosmetics, - cysics nigh,
intimste1 says MAJ o'Reu, cbut lies In
resplendent health sad 4 cheerful mind
SThe beauty Of q wsmaus face OF
figure 10 but the ertsrsal sign Of the
good heslth witAix,r sys d. r. v.
Pierce, Of Buffalo the specialist In
worien's diseasec. Further, to be happy
aud besutiful one must naturally have
good health. Now, II Z woman hss
dragging down feeling. together With
conNantly returning pa)ns and aches, q
too great drain upon her vitality and
strength, she will never look beautiful.
The feelings Of nervousness, the be-
fogyed mind, the ill.tenper, the pale
and wrinkleA face, all result from those
disorders peculiar 10 women, and tn suiy
way to elect their cure 10 to st1te a.
the source Of the difficulty. in the first
place q woman should know thoroughly
her own system, and this 10 eassly &C.
quirsd knowledge, fvr there are q aur.
Der Of Gosd doctor books on the market
Thu resplet Csmnon Sense Medical
Adnssf, has perhaps been read more
largely than any other for II 10 now In
IL dxty FIRST edition, having printed
nearly two million volunes
Auysne can obtain tile book BY send.
Ing twenty one cents 10 one-eent stsn,ps
for the paper.ssund beck, or thirty. one
eents nj the eieth.bouad book, to Dr..
Il. v, Hsfcs, Bu1slo, ~.
WHY woxxN SHOULD coNyrps IN
NAN.
II 10 much easisr for woman 10 con.
fde In the average asa than In the
average woman. Che knows that the
mas Vii respect her condolences and keep
them to himself. II Il said that loyalty e
usually lacking IN the feminine make up.
Without q perfect understanding thee
can be no helpful advice, and not ono
woman IN tea places implicit confidence
IN her own sex. The consciousness Of her
own weakness puts Der on guard against
the fslliass Of all other women. In the
same Wy q wonsn hardly feels like con.
fding hsr wsmaniy trsu6les-hsr weak.
nsss due to disessss essentially feminine
To . wemaa, IAst u probsbly why
women d not usually succeed ss ply.
dciass. Thsre II every vasou Why
women shouid NOT trust their delicste
constitutions In the hsnds Of uuskilled
persona II requires = thorough medical
education 10 appreciate and understand
che womaaiy eSTsni.n. When wonasn
has ills and pdns sAst nc Cannot sess--
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WHEN LAyIGNE WAS "BOSS.'
Jack O'Brien Declares That lie OuteIassed
Them Al.

In an interview regarding boxers
OF the past and present, Philadel.
phia Jack OBrlen says: kid
1aylgne is one OF the few old-timers that
could hold his own with the present gem
Grafton Of boxers He was undoubtedly
the greatest fighter that ever entered the
squared circle When at his best he
weighed about the same as Young Corr
bett does. but the present champion
would have no business with the boy from
Saginaw. Corbett is a great fighter. In
fact he is In class by himself but II
he had had TO tackle the Layigne Of
eight or ten years ago he would have
been forced to take second money In
short order Lavlgne could hit from any
angle and when he landed In the proper
spot II meant Knockout. He was the
real star OF the lighting game, George
Dixon Is another tighter that has never
had an equal at his weight Dixon could
and can still fight at IFS pounds, but he
seldom makes match without giving
away at least five pounds, He has been
fighting for over fifteen years, but right
now he can hold his own with any Of the
boys OF his weight He was finally do.
feated because he went out Of his class
No bantam weights ever lowered his col
Orgh
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when life seems dark for any woman,
she should conhde her troubles to yhy.
dcisn Of standing 10 the oemnuhtS y
one who has national rspuAtlss. O..
talniy Il ,wouh not n the part v3wlSfpn
to coA6de Ia an iysofsnt t,eEsuh vMtosl
medical education aaply bsesus ~
wst pOmaS. Thses q ss0y reason
why she shsuid write ,pas etsat spsrlaE
ist, one who has uAdh III dlsa.eS a
women . specially IL Z third Il ! ean.
tury like Or. 4. Y. Herc@ fVtSdee q
the IavsudG Hstsl snd 6urxieai L.
stituts Of Buffalo, n. Y. Al eosss0.
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and he gives III sdvice frye end vAk-
cut charge.
SINGLE AND MAYxrgD woNHH
Very oftsn FAD that 1t Is rspueuanA to
thsir feelings 10 esnsslt thtif andy
physaclsu IN ssch a ess they co hut
perfect confidence in Dr.. NsrcA Who
has nsde such q sso,ess IA tn tseSs.
meat Of womss's diasses. a. ,ha
will give the very ten advice ysuibla
and without cost, To grow tSaseihat
hsslthy and happy shcwd b The dsnrs
Of every woman. Il 10 then posEhIe
10 hold a husband and 10 usskA botna
happy and bhss oen,entlnsst b h, IN
snost cases Or. 4. Y. fivress fayoriso
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the hcAy IN healthy condition.
So sure q Il ia the WerNs Dispsuaasy
Medical Associates, Of lstislo, N. "
prcpeistsrs Of Dr. rieseos Favshts l'ts.
seription, that they saer SO,
tsss AWARD
Fer women whs csssot be cured OF Len.
corrhes, Female Wsakusss, heispSus
or Fallirg Of womh. AL they ak 10 1
fair and reasonable trial Il their means
Of cure.
DR.. rierces Favodte Present. aion ~
stores weak sSd SEX vunen b ssepd
health, by curing the kcsl vss,sl,h Do.
eases which ars Ssscnlly responsible 1T
the failure Of the rsserG hsaIlh. 4
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burns and ulcers guaw. the gyseuy
health will reflect the progress n de
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feel like . new woman, and ieaS I'M
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ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT.
Tickets Are Going Fast and House WIN
he Crowded,

The Salt Lake Theater promises 10 be
packed to It's utmost capacity on FRIDAY
evening on the occasion Of the athletic
entertainment TO be given by the sham.
rock Athletic club for the benefit OF the
families OF the murdered street car men,
Amasa Gleason and Thomas Brighton
Friendly rivalry exists between the po.
lice and FIRE departments In the selling OF
tickets. but the former has a lead over
the latter Sergeant j, j, Roberts has
been working from daylight until mid.
night and alone he has sold nearly wv
worth OF tickets. The fire boys are
crowdlng him however, and with the Fri
day sale at the Thcater box office II Is
thought every seat VIII be sold:
The committee In charge OF tickets want
Il understood that the tickets arc TO be
exchanged at the Theater on Friday for
regular coupons and seats. The commit
tee also says that ladies' need have no
fear In attending the entertainment M
there will be nothing In II TO offeni or
shock the most sensitive.