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To Boston Via Puget sou,a.

SAN Francisco. Aug. 2.-The California
delegation TO the G. A. L. encampment at
Boston left here for that city on the Ore
gon express last night. They numbered
about 100. and expected TO be joined by
others at Sacramento and MarysYilie. The
route to be taken is via Portland and the
Northern Pacific.
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Bureiars Murder Two sfen.

HARRISON. Miss, Aug Slate last night
Horace Crawford, a negro porter ~ the
Gates hotel, saw several men lettering
around store, and thinking they were
burglars, he demanded their surrender,
when one of them shot and killed him.
Another man found jgsE outside tie town
was shot through the neck. II is supposed
to have been done by the same parties.
The shooting caused great excitement.
A posse OF ctizens il securing the woods
for the murderer.
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Fatally kicked by a Horse.

LAKEPoRr. Cal, Aug. 3.--Marshal Spoke.
OF Kelseyvilie. had his skull fracsured by
kick from horse yesterday evening. He
was unconscious for about:e hours. Doc
tors say the chances are against recovery.
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CIearing-House Returns.

BosroN. Mass, Aug. 3.-The total gross
exchanges for last week, as shown by dis
patches from the leading clearing houses of
the United States and Canada, is $1O77,-
1875, an increase of 14.3 per cent. as
compared with the corresponding week OF
las year
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Sailor Falls from the Yara-Arm.

San Francisco. Aug. 3. Robert Ritchie.
a sailor on the ship Palmyra. fell from the
yard-arm, sixty feet. to the deck yesterday,
and received injuries from which he will
probably die
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TwO THRoUGH TgAINs

The Northern Pacific Win on and after June
18th inst, run TWO through trains TO and from
the East, leaving seattle AZ 6:l0 q m. and 2
p. n. Time shortened twelve hoHra ]. A.
Nadeau, general agent: z Tonkin, depot ticket
agent. seattle. A. Cnilberg, city ticket agents
Slo second street Boston BLOCK
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CHIcAGo. Aug. Tine annual report of
the Chicago Il Northwestern for the year
ended May 81 snoss tae gross earnings to
be s2I 53si operating expenses, sl6.-
Col CO.; net earnings, se759.732. The net
earnings for the year show an increase of
"a i4g compared with the previous year.
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Hoodium shot By : Chinaman.

sAs FRANCISCO, Aug. 49, snes LUZ
legh. an ls-year-oid boy, wss snos e 49,
left hip today by Chinamsn: Is - 1o M'.l. -
and Second streets. crows 9 - rs 49,
throwing stones It wsgon losu 2 49,, In's
nese, when one Of the lat.eI nssu k'ssss
into the crowd. hitting DnIlsxns
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The Santa Fe Train Robbers.

DENVER. Aug 3-The train robbers who
attempted to hold up the Santa Fe train
near Trinidad few days ago were yes
terday held for the grand jury in 5000
hail each
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The Union Pgclrci the only trsnsconfInenta-
line running free reclining enAir cars and Pull
man tourist sleeping cars from the Pacific coast
to the ksss A. G. Martin, c 81 ticket agent. no
Second street, Boston block Z. 4. baldwin
agent. clsy dock
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MURDERED BIZ HIS MISTRESS.


VICTORIA, B. c.. Aug 3.-A murder was
committed last night at Cobble Hill station,
between here and Nanaimo. The victim
was q rancher named Joe Dougan, who
was shot through the heart by a woman
with whom he had stopped for some time.
The shooting was the result of drunken
quarrel. Mrs Routiedge. the murderess.
has several times before attempted to kill
Dougan. for whom size deserted her hus-
band few years ago. She was arrested
and an inquest was held today, ihe jury re-
turning verdict OF manslaughter.
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u. 8. troops to Exper Boomers.

LEAvEswoRTH. Kan, Aug. 3.-Company
F, Tenth infantry. received marching or
ders today to proceed to the Fox and Sac
Indian reservation to expel intruders.
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Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
compsnies have this day sold the retail ice
Their Office viii be at eos second street once
telephone. s2s; warehouse telephone. Ia. Seat
tie lee Company. VI. y. Donaldson. manager:
manager.
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New york Pau.r Mill Burped.

DANsvILLE, n. Y, Aug. 3.-The White
man paper mill was burned this morning.
Loss, Sl50, coo; insurance. $4,000.
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Arizona Array omcer. Justly sentenced.

ArfEonh Aftfy UiicefS Justly Sentenced.
WASHINGTON Cry, Aug. 2.-Of the of
ficers recently eourt-martialed at Tucson.
A. T.. 1t is understood that Captain Milti-
more was found guilty of charging the gov
ernment $50 for a typewriter be never
bought. and Is dismissed from the army,
and Major kimball, charged with neglect
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wheat shIpments in Jnly

PoRr TOWNSEND. Aug. 3.-There was
shipped from Puget sound last month 93,-
97I bushels of wheat, valued at $73,403.
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OF duty, was sentenced to reprimand.
Majors Wham and Tower were acquitted.
President Harrfsou.s 5,

cssucht n1ff1eOuB Sunuays
CAPE MAY. n. j., Aug. 3.-President
Harrison remained At home all day today
with his guest. Secretary Blame.
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wisconsin Elevator and Mn Burned.

LA CROSSE, Wis.,, Aug. 2.-The A.
A. Freeman & Company large store ele-
vator and mill burned today. Loss, $780,
0O0; insurance. S160. COO.
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Cardinai McCIosky's Brofher Dead.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. Avery Rev. George
McCIosky. brother of Cardinal McClosky
died here today.
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NogIHEHN FAc.Fle kAILaoAn.

Tourist sleeping ears daily CeEween Seattle
and Chicago. twenty-five niles the shorresf
route and seven hours and thirty-six minutes in
advance OF competing hiacs. 4. chllberg. city
ticket agent. IL Second street. boston block; K
Tonkin. depot ticket agent, seattle
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ALL TRANscoNTINEATAL LINEs co THrRr

Fairuaven the terriasl city. The Great
Northern now, and the Union Pacific, Canadian
Pacific Southern Pacific and Northern Pacific
ali within year.
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he Road to Wealth

|(nacl b successfully travelled with out
~ loalih. To reach wealth or any
~ position In life requires the ful.
lon and operation of all the facul.
M nature has endowed us with
- conditions cannot exist unless the
d beng IS in perfect working order,
thh is impossible when the liver and
- ~ torpid, thus obstructing the se-
- csusing Indigestion and dyspep-
~ ~ Of their accompanying horr ors.
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Arrasgements by . Con9reasicnaI Csm
mitsee-lnterment ~ Phfiadslphia-

Afrasgements by . Congregational Gem
mitsee-lnterment - Phifadsiphia-
WAsHissros Crrs, April i3--As 10
O'Clock tonixht Mr. wanamaksr said that
the funeral had been kxed for Thursday
morning. The arrangements viii he in
charge OF 9 congressional committee to be
appointed tomorrow
Mrs Randall prefers the services 10 be
heia IN the Metropolitan Presbyterian
church, OF which Randall was = member,
and no. in the House OF Representatives
After the ceremonies the fnnera, party
viii take special train TO Philadelphia
where the interment viii take place in the
Randall family vault. in Laurel Hill Gene
terry.
A friend OF Mr.. RandaIls this evening,
in speaking of his church membership two
months ago. said: .'Hsd he lived. from
what he said. he would nnquestionahly
have taken q decided stand IN church
matters. His convsrsioa was the result Of
his having leisure time and the mstter hsd
been thoroughly studied by him. He be
came thoroughly convinced of his need of
religion and after that. his mind being at
rest, he became happier than he had been
at any other time. All the family noticed
this -
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parts ok the Unsan Who know little or
nothing about The vast PaeiTe yorsA west
A great many os The fsrfs used before the
Hoase committee on ruhlic buildings and
grounds we're used In The article.
senator Squire. of Washington, win so
before the committee ou pchlsc bnildsnxs
and grounds to-mcrrov and ask thai Ger
tain parts Of bis ball sppropriafsnx $50. 90
for surveys in Washington Be amended.
He wants the amount for surveying heavily
simhered lands increased The hili row
provides for SIS per lins or mils Cor
standard lines. $li for township and 81 tor
section lines. He wants this amount In
creased from 3 70 50 per csnt
The Eastern mrmhsrs win make Q dee
rerass fght ON all appropriations for sur,
vsys when they come before the House.
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speaksr. he seemed Etsed for the rcss;
always srn ard resoiute IN party contests.
yea tair and courteous to his opponents In
the great contest Of 1876 no man can Tell
vhas might hare happened buf fog Ran
daais strong and clear head- | feel his
death - : personal loss =
Representative Cannon said. Mr.. Fan
dall. ~ one OF the people. loved them and
believed In them There ara few men in
pubic lie Who more strongly affected leg
isiation and pab.ic sentiment than he He
was the best OF friends and the best o;
enemies .
A number ct kilograms Of coincidence
from veil-known gentlemen we're received
by Mrs. Rax dali.
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roRKsr FIRES.


Plessantsiile, New Jersey, Thrcstsned
With Extinction-Beavy Losses-
PLxAsANrvTLLK. N. J.-Aprii i3--This
afternoon the most destructive forest fire Of
the last fifteen years, broke out in the
northern part OF the town.
The Gre rapidly spread and in less than
IN hour il was over three miles wide and
five long. Several detached houses, ~
well as the whole town OF pleasantvilie ara
in danger. By 8 O'Clock over IS. 600 worth
OF timber vas laid low Large gangs Of men
who attempted 10 tight the ire had 10
stand back, owing to the intense heat. All
the evening the IRE continued 10 work its
way down towards the town.
~ midnight from rough sstimsts The
loss TO property win reach from $c6.0O0 70
$4,000. An hour previous 70 this time .
runner arrived who stated that the fire was
af its height Several houses which stood
back in the pines have been burned. For
over two hours, Pieasantviile has been
lighted UP as bright as day by the flames.
II the fire is nos checked before morning 1t
is feared IL will reach the town. The roar
ing OF the flames can be heard Eve miles.
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RIoTIxG NEGROES.


Free-for-Au Fight.
DErsoir, April IA special TO the Free
Press gives the particulars OF riot among
the negro lshorers on the line OF one exten-
sions of the Norfolk Il Western railroad in
Wayne county. W. Va
The trouble had its origin in an order
from the contractor. which started the men
TO breaking up tools. The foreman tried 10
stop them and called number of whites.
The negroes attacked the men and came
near killing seven of the party, beating
some OF them terribly with clubs and rocks.
The whites were compelled 10 ny for
their lives. but later . large number assem-
bled and the negroes were arrested
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BOAT DESTROYED.


.
Bsidge-Seserni Lives Lost
East SAGINAW, Mich. April 1s.-The
steamer Handy Boy, running between
Saginaw and Bay City. this afternoon ran
into the railroad bridge.
All of her upper works were carried
away and the passengers and crew. num-
herring about thirty, were nearly ail swept
into the river.
II has not yet been definitely learned
how many lives were lost So far as
known Miss May Haight, Mrs. Catherine
Nevins and three unknown women and
one unknown man were drowned.
J. w. Thompson was very badly hurt
and several others were slightly injured.
CarelessneSs ON the part of those in
charge Of the boat is given as the cause OF
the accident
Captain n. Olsen escaped TO the shore,
but the police are searching for him.
Engineer Little and Whcelman Trump
are under arrest.
LArEa--Joseph Cassidy Is reported
among the missing. besides those already
named; also two unknown men. No
bodies have been recovered.
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A Son Comes home ts Find His Pareats
Dead.

DETEnIr, April Ia-This morning Her
bert Crsddy not gaining aGuiifance TO his
fathers house broke open the door, wnsn .
horrible sight met his gaze
The dead body OF his father. Alexander
Cuddy. aged 81. hnng from raffer and At
his feet lay the disfgurcd body OF his wife,
aged 20
A deep cash in the woman's forehead
showed how she met her fate
cuday left a letter stating that be was
Jealous of his wife. that they lad lived TN
happily and be thought il best that they
both be dead
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WhoS t8e k00&r Hf0DG0 81 C0ngr&0D
win De Thas week.
WAsHssros csrs. April lx-Th death
OF Mr.. Randall wfil. IL b presumed, post
rone further debate in tho House on the
bin 70 establish national roo as Washing
ton. which Was the crdsr for tomorrow,
until next district dag.
The debate on the naval appropriation
bib IL the only enlivcning feature in pros
rect for the week; otherwise the proceed
ings promise 10 be purely routine In char
actsr. The naval committee are making
eveyy effort 60 overcome tho adverse action
of the House in committee oil the whole on
the battle ship clauses
Two election cascs--the lndianA case -
fossy vs.. Parrcss. and the Virginia case Of
Bowen VS.. Buehanan--are on the report
The Legislative appropriation bib viii flil
out the rem sinder Of the time 1r Ia SAfur-
day. which viii he devoted 10 euiogics upon
tie late Representative Cox.
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cover From Rhffroad.
PiTrsBrKG, April i3-The Federation of
railroad employees, embracing nearly all
the conductors. brakemen and switchmen
OF various lines running into Pitssburg.
held secret meeting today which lasted
till nearly midnight
The members refused TO give any infor-
nation In regard to the proceedings.
Ii is stated. however. that IL has been de-
cided to enter suit against the Pennsyi-
vania Company for damages for the re-
cent wholesale discharge OF conductors.
the dismissed men placing the damages in
each case at so. 900; also number of griev-
ances have been considered. which will be
presented to the railway officials in few
days. and If they are not adjusted strike
will be ordered.
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New YoEx, April 1.-The HeyuH says a
starch trust Is perfected and General Hiram
Durant vice president OF the Glencoe
Manufacturing Company, was elected press-
dent There are bat swo starch rsnufactnr7
ing concerns in the country that are not
mem bers of the trust
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OSHKOSH. Wis. April ls.--Reports from
New London state that Wood river has
overfiowed It's banks and the adjacent
streets are flooded. Recent rains and melt
ing snow caused the rise. Persons along
the river banks are compelled - move their
goods TO second stories.
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sseESpiAKIsS.


Nrw YcsK. April IA deaieerste and
vain agtenspt Vas mace this afternoon 70
barn tenement house in Ludlow street.
The ho1se il a fYe-story structure with
tso families on each fsoor.
This afternoon, after Samuel Schwartz
and vile left their rooms on the second
foor. FIRE Was discovered in the kitchen.
and .hen the lznitor hsirst IN the door he
found the bedding and bed clothes piled
against the stove and the whole place sal
urxsed with kerosen<. Schwartz and wife
ve-e arrested. bat deny any krowiedgs Of
she affair.
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SograwEsTKES waspow.


wssHEsaTos cFrs. April i2.-Nr. W. d.
TvIer. OF Tacoma, has pablishec in the
HasAsngsen Rsf f~o-coinmn article on the
resources OF Washington state in gsnersi.
and TIE city o. Tscosaa ia particu,ar. The
Surprising tarss presented regarding shas
new state have caused considerable com
meat among The representative froEa Al
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LOOK !! NOW IS THU TIME


slas '.g .s 81
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lte~s
ewflhs
esns snss
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Bosros, April i3.--The total gross ex-
changes tor the last week. as shown by dis
patches from leading clearing houses Of the
United States and Canada. we're 81. .osg.5l7.-
80, a decrease Of q per cent. ~ compared
with the corresponding week Of last year.
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NEW YoEx, April IA state assembly
man who has been pushing the bili Fednc-
Ing pswnbrokers' rates. today made state
rnent that the pawnbrokers had sent SIS
oo9 70 Albany 20 defeat the measure.
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Fire 1t Desrels.

DrrRorr. April is.--Fire this morning
Hotel Piankington, aud the lower floors
were damaged by water. A chambermaid
overturned lamp. which caused the FIRE.
She was seriously burned The loss Is &C.
t.mated af $i25 COO; insurance. 80, 600.
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Bosros. April is.-At a meeting of the
Amalyamatsd building trades held in this
city all men EN- foyed by Norcross Bros-.
builders. were ordered to quit work tomor-
row morning. IL il said this win affect.
directly or indirectly. about 1000 men.
The strike Is the outcome Of the present
lockout of the frcestone cutters and is
practically defiance TO builders.
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JAcxsosvTLIx. Fla. April i1-Ths
schooner Eghsl. from this port 10 Nassau.
has been wrecked near Caps conyersaI and
Eve men aosI.
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CHICAGO. April la--At general meeting
of the congregation Of Brzi shaism, OF Chi
cago, DIR. A. j. Nesting, OF San Francisco.
was elected minister for the term OF Eve
years. This /. sn unexpected call from IN
old congregation
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wAssrssroS Cgrx, April i2-The gem
erai welfare committee Of the Pan-Amesi-
can conference. submitted . report and
recommendation that all disputes of
American republics with European nations
be settled by arbitration.
The committee on customs regulations
have recommended the establishment of
an American international bureau for the
collection and publication OF information
relating 20 Commercial affairs between the
countries represenfed
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wsrxusoKoreH. Miss. April iz-Rubs
Saith, Of BuekatrnnA- Misss train rob
bsr and pal OF Rabe Burcws. was sentenced
20 ten yssrs' imprisonmert today.
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sAwTELLE's CONFESSION.
Hsw tbs New Bampshire Brother Wa
Lured 10 His Death.


Lured 10 His Death.
Bosrox. April i3.--The Glo5s this morn-
ing prints IN alleged confession made to
his counsel By Isaac II. Sawteiie. now in
Ian q Dover. n. H., awaiting trial for the
murder. of his brother Hiram Isaac says
he and Hiram's wife were parties to the
conspiracy 10 lure Hiram to the abandoned
camp, in Lebanon, Me-. where he Was to Be
held captive by the notorious DR.. Blood
and ex x-convict Jack. until he should re-
linquish all claim to his estate
Isaac decoyed Hiram to Rochester. N.
H.. and drove him TO point near the
camp where be was turned over to Jack.
The murderer claims that his connection
with the case ended at this point and he
did not know OF Hiram's death until he
received letter telling him that it had
been necessary to put Hiram ont Of the
WAy.
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wAsHsssTos Crry, April ia--The World /.
fair bill will be called up before the senate
on Tuesday and II no debate should arise.
viii be passed before the Montana case
comes up. In addition TO appropriation
bills. the Senate Will be asked hy Mr.. Hale
10 take up and dispose Of the Chinese
enumeration bill.
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w. p. Boyd & CO.
elN NOW SHOW THE FINEST STOCK or
LACES AND GLOVES
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-27

NOTICE TO HUNTERs.-Dr. Win
ME for some weeks past. has
posted notices all over his ranch
warning tho public that no shoot
ing viii be allowed on his prem
Uses.
Since these notices were put up,
all the hunters in the county have
been there shooting worse than
ever.
1t is a common thing, when DR..
Winnie is milking cow, for a pot
hunter to come along, and while
shooting at a jack-rabbit. get a
few shot into the COW, causing the
animal to kick the milk pail over
and knock the Doctor galley west.
The Doctor has become weary OF
this and now wishes an announce
ment made that he will prosecute
all persons If he has to fill the
Justice Court. Last week he lost
a $3.50 colt, which wasl accident.
ally shot, and he proposes to put
a stop to these outrages,
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ADVICE TO MoTHERs.-Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup should always
be used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays the pain, cures wind colo
and is the best remedy for diarrhpa
Twenty five cents a bottle.
&c. Eldridge the agent for the
Singer Sewing Machine has also Sc
cured the agency for several lead
ing pianos includeing the following
makes: " cher, Antisen En-
erson and also several others,
which he will sell on reasonable in
stallments. For further particulars
or inspection apply at his agency
pext to Ormsby House.
Stylish millinery, neat work fnd
low prices prevail at Mrs. Maude
Shines. m71w
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee
cures Consumption
Catarrh Cured, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Cat
aarrh Remedy. Price so cents.
Sleepless Nights, made miser-
able by that terrible cough
Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for
you.