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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-22

pearsd - tiny clear bllsters
and IN Slenaa tho blisters were
- close together that tAsy
almost formed one lArse
blister. The skin was rough
and cracked open. AZ times
II WAs 20 bad that e disabled
me; my hands became 50 sore
that ! could scarcely use
them.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-22
Raber Part English,
German and French

W. Raber Of councf Bluffs, arrested
Cor failing 70 support his wife and infant
child. wa discharged In police court upon
his promise TO do 90. what nationality
are youf' asked the judge.
Pm part English. French and Ger
nan. answered Raber.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-22

II used every remedy that could ind
but nothing seemed 10 do any good. Finally
sent for . sample q Cuticura Soap aud
Ointment and ! then sol q cake Of Cuticura
Soap and . boz Of CntlcurA Ointment which
completely nd me Of the trouble" Csigned)
Ray Bryant, Mar. II, 1914.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-22

Of the passenger train. who was some
what bruised. The cause OF the tsh-enu
collision has not been explained but u
is believed that somebody ignored the
automatic block signal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-22
!. SKIN TROUBLE
ON HANDS AND FEET
Similar to RlngwOrm. Tiny Clear
Bllstsrs. Skin Rough and Cracked
Open. Could Scarcely Use Hands.
Used Cutlcura Soap and ONT
ment. Completely Rid Of Trouble.

caAsvine. Mo-sMy hands and feet
were affected with = trouble similar 70 ring
Worm for = number q years IL first Ap-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-22

Everything You Want for Xmas in Groceries Oranges
Nuts, Candies, Canned Goods, Dried Fruits, Butter
Cheese Crackers, Teas, Coffees.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-22

Bee Want Ads Are the Best Business
Read Daily BY People In Search OF Ad-
yerlised Opportunities.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-22
Enamelware

A large shipment OF our famous
1obin Egg best grade blue ana white
ware just received. Some Of Il was
more or less injured in transit. While
IL lasts we will sell IL for less than y
cost of manufacture.
Lot No. 1 consists of extra large ket
ties. extra large dish pans, tea ket-
ties, Berlin sauce pans. coffee potk.
etc. 80 ..s t...... ....s......3 $50
Lot 2 No. consists of large kettles
medium size dish pans. Berlin ket,
ties. sauce pans, coffee pots. 10
Pots. etc, 1850, .....s......2 9c
Lot No. consists OF a VARIETY ~
items not included above. and ever
one a bargain Iac
BASE BURNERS
We are closing them out regardlss,
OF cost or former selling price. II
you are interested In base burners ".
can show you the greatest bargains
ever offered In Omaha.
toI.oO Base burners ..... SIS. SO
$500 Base Burners SSa. so
$4,000 Base Burners s2s.Oo
We sell Garland" ssnenown.H ssnKoao-
gram" and @UniversAl" Base burners.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-22
Special Sale
IS of Blankets

A comfort or pair Of blankets
makes a nice gift.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-22
Gift Suggestions in
Linen Dept.

Dinner Sets. table cloth and one
dozep napkins to match. $500
values, set .......... $3.50
Hemstitched Sets, cloth and nap
kins in box, $500 values at,
set .......,.s $500 $3.50
Circular scalloped pattern table
cloths, pure flax, $500 values,
each ..'.... .......' S3.UO
Unhemmed pattern table cloths,
extra large size, values to $50,
each $500. ........' Sl.OO
Dinner napkins, warranted all
pure flax, worth $500 dozen, 8
for 1890. 49,. LOU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
STORM CAUSES MUCH DAMAGE
AND INCONVENIENCE LOCALLY

have been heard about the service
given. The greatest trouble expert.
enced were the hills. such as Reeds.
Cecil's and Pryor. on the City g.
Elm Grove; the hill leading to the
Narrows was a problem on the
Moundsville division OF the Wheeling
Traction company; Mozart cars We're
operated with difficulty: City Rail
way cars were put out Of commission
owing To the high school fire.
Electric light wires over the CITY
were weighted TO the utmost and in
many instances snapped. imperiling
the lives Of pedestrians n horses
W no might come In contact with them.
An extra number Of linemen were
placed on duty at the outset and
these with the regular men handled
the situation so thoroughly that the
city has been kept very well lighted.
Telephone service leading TO the
city has been greatly damaged BY the
heavy storm and the country people
are complaining greatly because OF
me Inconvenience. as they are com
pletely Isolated from the world i'm gen
eral. Dealers I'm rubber boot and
OVershoes have carried on an enor-
nous business during the present
storm, n with the present indica-
tons maturing. in all probability Tho
sales today Will be a record breaker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05

state Auditor Darst. The company is
capitalized at $4,000 and the company
VIII have the general right TO engage ia
the general making of cigars.
beginning this evening "a series Of
lectures viii be delivered this week at
the \. -. Y. W. hall on Eugcnics. Tie
lectures are delivered under the aus
pieces of the Woman's Department club.
y. tardll Maynard viii deliver the leo
lures. The address for his evening will
be ou Men and Women"
several teams ran away saturday
during the storm. hut no damage was
done ON any OF the horses or wagons
The first regular meeting Of the or
der of Owls viii he held to-morfov.
evening Tor the purpose OF cicctiug Offi.
Gers. An interesting time Is anticipated
as several candidates are In the field.
A number OF articles used in tho
construction Of government dams wiz
be sold at the office az the United Stat,s
engineer on January -.
The Ladies' Shield OF Honor No. o
VIII install Officers next Wednesday
Nthin January O. \ banquet will
follow the installation Of Officers.
According Ia "a recent statement of tho
found in the milk supply was very low
Tor the past month. And only one deal
cr milk test fell below that set by Law.
A. J. Porter was called t. his office
early saturday morning Co find the
waller overflow iuE hi- office floor. In "a
short time the water Wa. soon TOPPED
from flowing.
Only five building permits we're i--
sued during the past week.
Tho Ladies' Choral club o. Create
Wheeling viii meet this evening at th'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05

will. according TO the resolutions OF
the Police Chiefs convention. soon ap-
point p commission to investigate
juvenile cases among children. The
commission will consist of three men
and two ONE and must be apIoint-
ed before the second Tuesday in this
month.
1t was learned recently that the
consulting engineers will return to
work this morning n will then be
gin tests for quality and quantity OF
water TO be found. Tor the purpose Of
ascertaining e. best system for the
city. To save the expense OF drilling
wells the commission has decided to
use the water from the wells at Mar
tins Ferry. Warwood Tool COMPANY.
LOveland Water and WarWood Water
companies and also to test water in
different points along the Ohio river.
A very important meeting Of tnr
flood prevention committee will he held
In the Board OF Trade rooms Tuesdav
afternoon. for tho purpose Of discussing
the matter Of protecting Wheeling from
floods.
beginning to-day interest will be
charged a. all taxes which have NOT
be added to the principal for the ne.t
six months, after which the taxes VIII
be declared delinquent.
The last sunday iu January Will D.,
observed as child Labor pav. Tho
event viii no doubt be we'll obeerveI
throughout the entire country.
The Miller cigar Company. which
viii be- located In This city. has been
granted @ certificate Of incorporation by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05

First Presbyterian church for rehearsal.
All members Of the club are urged to he
present.
The police have received instruc-
ton 10 rigidly enforce the city ordinance
suow and ice from their Sidewalkswith-
Ia four hours after the snow falls.
a very important meeting of the
wheeling Tumbler Company will be
held this evening at o'clock In tho
Board Of Trade rooms In the Market
Auditorium. Tho new plan OF
ton viii come up for discussion az the
meeting.
"A business lecture will he delivered
before the business Mems Association In
this city eH January u. Arthur Richie,
Of Cleveland. o. will be the speaker
The time limit for the filing OF
EDITIONS Tor naturalization papers will
close on February 9Th. This will give
all whO wish to get naturalization
parers ono month in which 20 file their
petitions.
Concord lodge No. 10. Of this city.
will meet this eVcning at their head
quarters to install officers. District
Deputy Grand Master Hiram Frazier
viii be- Boo charge of the work.
a very interesting meeting OF
Wheeling lodge 40. %. was held last sat
urdav evening. The feature OF the
evening was the installation Of Officers.
After which a sumptuous banquet was
served.
The board Of directors 81 the Ohio
County Anti-Tubcrculoais League Will
hold their next regular monthly meeting
iu their headquarters iu tho BOARD or
Trade building. ON Friday cveulna Jan
Iary o. az 4 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
DISEASE And
DIABETES DANGEROUS

Kidney disease might be reduced to
a minimum. that Brtghts disease
and Diabetes need not have such a
large percentage OF deaths-if treated
by mocern methods and by expert
enced physicians. The general prac-
titioner often is content to merely
treat the symptoms. rather than try
m reach b cause OF the trouble
To think and originate for himself IL
against all rules OF The pure
schooled doctor" Then II is impos-
siole that any n physician can pos
sess a range OF knowledge sufficient
10 enable him 20 treat successfully all
diseases. both acute and chronic. we'll
defined and obscure. conditions seen
and unseen. compassed BY circum-
stances known and unknown.
The physician who tries TO do this
quickly learns he has made a failure.
Inat. owing To the scores and scores
Of ailments and complications pres
emit he cannot possibly gain the ex-
perience with any one disease neces-
sary to a high degree OF success.
Neither does he have time TO devote
W study OF a few diseases. as Il must
be divided among the many: thus the
busy physician In regular family prac-
lice Is never enabled TO apply his
talent 70 the diseases which his nat
ural qualifications might warrant him
IN becoming grandly successful in
treating.
Those with chronic diseases must
OF necessity look 10 the specialists IN
they would secure for themselves the
highest OF real skill in the treatment
OF these troubles. This Is not strange.
as the regular physician is Obliged TO
devote nearly all his time in attend
ing acute concentrations diseases.
levers. etc. while the specialists deal
with chronic diseases entirely and
some OF them devote their entire time
10 the treatment or n few diseases.
Experience Is what counts.
The United Doctors specialize in
chronic diseases. among which are
disease OF he nerves. blood. heart.
liver. kidneys. bladder. spine. includ-
ing rheumatism. gall stones. goitre,
dyspepsia, rupture. indigestion. neu-
ralgia, eczema. weak lungs. constipa-
ton. dropsy. catarrh. deafness and
other diseases OF women and OF men.
ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
Hsssses Of Death Dealing Diseases
Often Go Unchecked Under
Ordinary Treatment
NiTED oocToRs' MODERN
METHODS.
Remarkable Results Obtained With
New UNITED" System
OF Medicine.

Kidney diseases are increasing in
prevalence yearly. More people die
OF this insidious disease than most
people have any realization OF. Why
mould this be so? Why Is II So
Why Is AZ that members OF the med
ical profession as a rule are not able
TO cope with this sad condition OF
AFFAIRS? 90 this remarkable fatality.
ny are they not able to check the
raVages OF this fearful death-dealinz
malady7 Think Of the long list of
prominent men whose lives went out
before the almost unimpeded march
oI bIlknts isease' n its twin ter
ror, Diabetes, Then ask why are
medical men so helpless in the time
or the greatest need.
Think OF the loved ones. the friends.
the acquatntances who have gone down
70 an untimely grave. caused by these
diseases. the progress OF which the
family physician. the regular prac.
ttloner. cannot stay. and the stili un-
question presents itself
why this vain appeal for help 10
those who by virtue OF the profession
they make and the title they should
honor and dignity we call TO the bed.
sides or our suffering ones with the
expectant hope that in their great Wis
dom and supposed knowledge of the
healing art they can do no more than
look wise. and with n solemn shake
or the head declare that the patient
has "~Ilright's disease" and is doomed.
and this without even adding that
maybe some specialist can save the
patient. for. though knowing often
their own inability 10 aid such cases,
they prefer 10 treat IL to the end?
h United Dotcors. who have
their Wheeling institute on the sec.
ond floor OF the McIAain Bldg, al AZ
18th St. near Market ST, have held
from the first hat the fatalities from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
New Haven May
Also Be Good

WASHINGTON. Jan rt,tru
.IIutt of The New York. sew Uavon =
hartford Railroad Company. Dr. COM M
~ Warrington Tuesday. md that rtrt
'I inc OFFICIAL Washington uarffrur4rf.
concerned with trust busting r. v1r
.'fif whether the New Haven Ia af.rt
20 follow The lead OF tTa a-f.f.rI,..
tl1t viii meet tho views az ~ ~
n.nt ot n. tlgf and avoid court pror..
mes Mr. Elliott DEL expected io br'-.
The angwer.
Although Nr Elliott has not b.a, BID.
IN t. Iurf0n Tor more Than Ia r-.r.tE ID.
ls been apparent tn observer. ir tr.
hffWehf of Justice tHtt fre ~rr
'tt'h Dol show ing n spirit that eIye.
."lf ~ on fnrmInufluu ~ the HIrIrlIf..
without a lawsuit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05

Darrah o~bsequies.

Impressive services over the remain
OF Thomas Millisan Darrah will be
held this morning at 1899 o'clock at the
residence Of Robert g. Darrah. No. so
Popular avenue. Woodlawn. Rev. G. IA.
Robinson. u. u. pastor OF the First
United Presbyterian church will Olici-
ate and interment will be made at
Greenwood cemetery. The pallbearers
have been selected. from the Masonic
bodies Of which the deceased was a
member. The late Thomas DarTah was
well known In the city and during his
life time he held several positions OF
honor and trust in connection with the
Guys government. The deceased was
also n great sportsman and always took
a great deal OF interest in the preserv-
ing or the fish and game Of the state.
Many floral tributes have been sent to
the home OF L. g. Darrah. which tends
To- show the high esteem In which the
deceased was held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05

Impressive services were held Tester
taN afternoon over the remains OF
Billie Palmer. the veteran street car
man. who passed away Thursday. The
services were conducted at the family
home on the Island, after which the
body was taken 10 st. Luke's 4. T.
church. where Rev. Jacob Birmingham
Oniciated At the service. After which
iuterment was made in the Peninsula
cemetery. 4 large crowd OF street car
men as well as friends were present at
the services. The deceased was a MEM
Der or the Shield Of Honor and % the
Golden Links. who were present iu a
holy AZ the services. The deceased was
well known throughout this section Of
the country and was held in higs esteem
by all who knew him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
Martin

The last sad rites over the remains 90
John Martin will be held az The home
or his parents At $50 la Belle avenue
tomorrow at . o'clock. Rev. Workman
Of this city viii oniciate nj the services.
After which interment will he In Mt.
Zion cemetery. All friends of the fam
ily are invited 20 be present.
The late John Martin was well known
AZ he was engaged IN the employ OF the
city and followed tho occupation Of
city light trimmer. He was an eNper-
fenced light trimmer. having been in
Tire employ Of thc city electric Depart
ment for the last six years. lie was UNI
married ard leaves 20 mourn his loss
i've brothers and his parents. besides n
host OF friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
mnrunii oha.nri..

Tho fTU0TTT 00TVIO0H UV0T TI0 r.
mains OF Mary A. Maxwell wife 81 r.
w.. Maxwell. we're held ~ her late
residence 40 West Alexander on Jan. D.
a large corroufae 81 friends and reta-
tves gathered there 90 pay their trfh-
ufe 90 the departed one Impressive
services were conducted nv Rev. Jacob
Rub ~ West Alexander. The floral
offerings we're u~ufuac ana beautiful.
omhlrmatr ~ mo rfe end character OF
tho departed one a. rn o'clock fhr
funeral curfee wendell Dol. way SLOWLY
fp tho Mraf Alexander UrurfUrr where
fhe cmairs were deposited In their
last resting place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
City Council 20 Meet.

The city council viii meet tomorrow
evening in regular semi-mOnthly session
and several important matters Will &c
up for consideration The matter -
placing a Waterman at both the street
crossings In this town by tho y. < -
railroad Company will be given final at
tention, as the city lads have asked tho
company Tor this protection for the last
time. The city pay roll win also be
audited and ordered paid on "Wednesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
Iasuea Fair Wnrninr

Chief of Police l.. g. Garvey instruct
ed all the members Of the olice force
70 watch all incoming persons and TO
watch and see n any members 81 ~,
'talcum powder district Of Wheeling
stopped IN this town. There has been
one house Just over the Wheeling citv
limit line which IS ching closely watch
ed both by city and county officials ana
arro.ts are dnLlN cNL..tnl AZ tELa 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH
WIRES ARE DOWN AND WORK
is HELD UP.
Trolley Systems and Railroads Suf-
fer Considerably-country Dis
tricts Are Isolated.

There was not the slightest change
In the barometric conditions yester-
day, according TO Miss Bessie For
sythe, local weather observer. the
mercury being stationary at 29.S5.
The Time OF h highest temperature
was from Il until I o'clock yesterday.
when the thermometer stood az 80.
II began falling until IL stood at 80 at
6 o'clock last evening.
The total fall OF snow up until &
O'Clock last night was IS inches OF
accumulation and 1.5S inches precipl-
aaron. since = a. IN. yesterday the
fall was M inch OF accumulation and
20 precipitation. The reason the
recorded depth Is so small is due to
the increased precipitation. Were it
not for this the present snow would
be the heaviest OF the section.
With snow lying almost a foot deep
all over the hills Of West Virginia
and rain falling heavily. people Of
the city and nearby vicinity arc be-
ginning 20 feel that a food is immln-
ent, although no predictions for a
edluge have been issued. Traffic e.
being operated under the greatest dir
fculties and snow piows are being
used 10 clear railroad lines entering
the city.
The streets OF the city resemble
miniature rivers and those who are
compelled 20 be- on tho streets are us
ing language Of "a different quality
than they learned at mOfhcr's knee.
Slush ls prevalent over the city and
roads leading 90 the surrounding
with snow although no drifts have
been reported. Tho snow is OF such
n dense quality that Inc wind seems
tO have nO power tO lft DO at lll Cat
ITO whlrh we're unprotected the night
OF the NOW fall. were rushed 10 cover
"a nrrn mn % a.mm Hl...HhN. e.. cot FHnHH
ont Of The storm.
Railroad service 20 the city Or not
a. all up to fhe standard and all trains
entering here are behind schedule
The Baltimore a Ohio placed %
pillow on their Pittsburgh division yes
lerday 90 clear Tho snow from the
racks and to alleviate danger.
Telephones out Of order.
Every line OF the National Tplc.
phone Company between flis CITY and
MOundsville. BenwoOd and NrNcchnu
was out ri commission from carly
Saturday evening until late laHf even.
ing a large force of nnemou worked
III day yesterday iu nm effort 90 fp-
store service but were ~unruccoesfff
50 McMcchru 0r just north OF fhr
NarrOwg two poles wrrr broken rI
near tho ground due fu fH. heavy
snow IAN and storm and ss 20 result
ne wires are aI1 down. Dr. is expected
hat service viii De- connected some
lime today
II De- said that on NJ The wires Of
The H a. ID arr out Of commission
and thar thr frH'ua arc running or
schedule. Several ~ ths wires were
broken. due fo fhc snow being too
heavy on them
trouble for Railroads.
Street car %compar'ae are finding
tho operating of their lines 20 pulin
and snow sweeper. aud pl0Rs have
been kept going Com since tho
storm BEGAN Saturday morning A.
fair schedule IH. lf.u maintained
f~hrourhouf fhc rrosfor part. of tho
umo ard few travellers complaints
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
Shops On IN Full.

The v. a o. shops In this city which
suspended operations n Few weeks ago
nave all resumed and will likely run
steady for the ucxt few months owing
70 the large number OF engines and cars
that are out OF commission. The short
suspension was due To the lack Of ord
trs but since then there has been nuv
NUMBER or the trains back into the
round house out Of commission Thc
men expect a long steady run.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
To ReHnme Mondnr-

The mills off the RIverside workH
viii resume operations next "Wednesday
morning according Co the unofficial an
N"uuc"Weut made lass Saturday. The
susltudcd operations last saturday un-
tI wednesday Co. permit au invoice Or
mo stock fo uc taken Furnace 4 VIII
IiFcIf o. fred about M,fnt-dat morn.
iur Several FurI..I Hf.r ..f .mrI..-
90 in those w.I AVID a.. anxious o. re.
turn fr fHI|. u...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
NEWS BRIEFS

ON. OF tho non held 'D fail last
u'k uu H charge of robbery gave thr
nfID of Id lt Rue Tn.. happens
Oh Do tho name of iIu owner Of the
er'r1I Cleaning Works and uishea
ID. friends tp know that the man in
'iI Voc not hIW Nr ga Nuo of fhr
Ih. W"t.. I. mfu of et1.f eunrIafr
fni iH. good reputation
'N..| N. Police TIunI.. Ilry I1uI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05

Blazing Arrow Tribe. No DOB. improve
cd order 81 Red Men. Of this city. viii.
Journey o. S~hadyside. %. lu a. BODY to-
morrow evening. whore they will take
q prominent part iu the Institution Of "a
new lodge iu that town. a splendid
program has been arranged for the ar
fair and all members of tre focal lode.
are urgently requested Co attend as a
good time Be- assured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
To Give Dnncn-

The second OF "a series Of dances In
Dc given by the Concordia club. or this
CITY. VIII be given Goa the very near fu-I
lure Ihe club held n well attended
meeting Yesterday afternoon at their.
headquarters IN the bank ~ Benwood
nuiidlnk and transacted considerable
business. The exact date FOR holding
the next afair has not as set been SCI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
Here's to You and h
Me
and POSTUM

the pure fWidrnk that meets the desire Of young and old for paaubc table beverages,
which wholesome and satisfying
Postum made only of Cean hard heat and a mall per cent Of New Orleans mohSes
10 uSHsm much like the higher grades Of lava but is absolutely free from caHTre The dr in
coffee which causes so much headache sccphSnCsn Indigestion uVouIcsan and heart trouble
Coffee drinkers can earn something Of value by 10 days change to Postum
Then as He coffee poNon is eliminated rom system the brain works clear rD~b-
come steady. and the gradual return Of CAGE and comfort will show plainly