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DUTIES COMPARED.

fected by the New Tarin Bill.
WAsnINGroS, Aug. l5.-The follow
ing is statement of the ad valorem
rates of duty of the Mckinley law and
the senate bill on number of princi-
pal items. as compiled by the treasury
department. Wherever duties are spe-
ciic in either bill they were reduced to
ad valorem rates for purposes of com
parison:
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For RENT.-A good six-room house,
newly painted and papered, new doors
aud windows, and everything in first
class order. Near the Baptist college. Il.
| Hoffman. 6-2-tf
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For Pickling and Preserving-Mur-
docks q. z. T. Extracts, Fruit Coloring
and Strictly Pure Spices are the best.
A full line of Mason's self-sealing
fruit jars. TO see them at Mullenix
Il Co.'s. 6-23 II
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cuTICuRA WORKS WONDERS

CUTICURA REMEDIES cleanse the system by
external and internal medication of every erup-
tiOn, impurity and disease, and constitute tho
most effective treatment Of modern times.
Sold throughout the world. Price, CUTIcURA,
6Oc.: Soar, 25c.; REsoLvENT, 81. POTTER DRUG
AND CHEN. CoRP., Sole rroprietors. Boston.
AS-"How to Cure Skin Diseases" mailed free.
DlAaPLRs. blackheads, red. rough. ehapped, and
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Brandenburg for Congress.

Brandenburg Tor ConEross.
CONCoRDIA, Kan, Aug. 15.-The dem.
trict, in convention here yesterday,
nominated Hon. @. W. Brandenburg,
of Frankfort, for congress by acclama-
finn
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For SALR.-l have a new farm wagon.
viii trade for horse or mule. Kelly n
sons. o-l2-u
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WESTERN STEERS.
III. A aan II ...-a A Z !

Hogs-Recelpts, II,bOJ; Shipped yesterday,
ia The market was excited and i0Gt sc high
er The top was sss5 and bulk Of sales q. i0f.
$50 against tS.ssts for top and sL50dtS00 for
bulk yesterday. The following are representa-
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WAS IN CONSTANT AGONY

i have suffered from severe attack OF
what is called Prurigo. The disease produced
an intense burning and itching sensation that
kept me In constant agony all the while, SO that
/ got but little rest day or night. CUTIcURA
cured me entirely In few weeks. Icheerfully
recommend 1t for like troubles.
CHAS. l.. WAFFLE,
Ottawa Station, Mick.
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wM. ~. CHILE,
HENRY q. WALLACE, wM. II. CHIIEs
WALLACE & CHILES.

Attorneys and Counscilors at Law, Lexing-
ton, Mo. Office, front room over the Licking
ton Savings Bank" opposite the court house:
win practice In the courts of LAFAYETTE and
surrounding counties, and also In the supreme
court of the state of Missouri, and the u =.
Circuit and District courts for the Western
Dist rict of Missouri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
Keenholtz Is well known throughout the oisuio'
and will poll a large Dmocratlc vote
THE WHEELER TICKET FILED.
HE HAS NOW BEEN LEGALLY NOMINATED FOR
CiovERNoR-EMPIRE STATE DEMoc-
RACY on DECK.

Albany oct. Is (SpeciaD.-The rival Democratic
State ticket formally and legally lauhcheu
through the office Of the secretary OF state to-day
There are now two Democrats, therefore. who are
candidates for Governor-Davd b. Hi and Everett
=. Wheeler May each one OF them poll an equal
number Of votes! Mr. Morton certainly has such
kind heart that he would not for a moment wish
that Mr. Hi should have more votes inan MI
Wheeler nor that Mr.. Wheeler should have greater
number Of votes than Nj Hill Mr. Wheeler was
nominated by Edward VI. Shepard. Carl Schurz'
Charles : Fairchild Franklin y. Locke and other
Democrats TO the number OF S5l5 their ballot is
TO be headed by the words: democratic Party-fse-
form Organization" The ballot VIII contain 'heSe
names: For Governor, Everett p. Wneeer for Lieu
tenant-Governor Daniel y. Lockwood; for Judge OF
the Court OF Appeals. Charles + Brown
II Is no; known yet that Mr. lockwood ana Judge
Brown will consent to the printing of their names
upon this ticket which treats David Il. Hill in such
an insulting manner. They wait until ten days
before Election Day. the Election law sayH' ana
then order their names taken off the ballot II is ss-
pected by many Democratic politicians that TINS ~
what will happen. Mr.. Hill. they say Is playing
TO the galleries" when he expresses a Willingness
that Lockwood and Brown should accept this norni-
nation Of Mr. Shepard and his followers, and intends
ten DAYS before election to nave Lockwood and
Brown file a paper with the secretary of state for
bidding the use Of their names upon the pemocFauc
Par.y-Reform Organ!zation' state uGks,, :, ms
would ne such late DAY tnai II - u'u"Alui
state tickets of the party could be printed They
could then use unofficial ballots. bui they "oul DC
Of no more use than psster. Possibly. diatrusng
Mr. Hill the leaders OF the "Democratic PariyIiSe,-
form Organization' have authorized Edward NJ
Shepard. John Brooks Leaviit and Franklin -.
Locke 10 fiji any vacancies which may occur on the
ticket. -, a...
The followers of William Il. Grace In the state
Democracy also hled Gertiiicais OF homhau noll
of State ticket to-day. hese men, Ci' i
themselves the Empire State Democracy and
their certificate of nomination WAS signed by NV
nersons The Empire STATE Democracy nomi,
mates David b. M Danici , lockwood az, and
this nomination for the purpose o. getting Their
local ticket in New,York Cty upon me n Ta,0-
many Ike this? VIII II endear them TO Iavld =.
Hil,. to Daniel y. Lockwood and charles y.
Brown TO see these candidates accepting the
nomination of the followers Of Mir. Grace ana
thus getting votes against Straus the Tammdny
Hall candidate for Mayor?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
A GREETING FOR w w. THOMAS Jk.

HE HOPES THE PEOPLE WILL PUT khf' p"'N''"
IN CHARGE OF THE SHIP OF STATE A"Ai''
Nilsson Hail was crowded last night with men am
women who had assembled to give q nearly Wei
come to w W. Thomas. jr., ex-Mlnister 10 D"e
and Norway The Swedes OF this city niah'ies'7
their enthusiasm by turning out IN force a""
allirg the big hall The reception to MI hol''
was given under the auspices OF the swedish ce"
tral Republican Club OF New-York Edward ou"-
dell presided The vice presidents were H. JONAH
SON w Halland.er. II. A. c. DAHL Jonn Jacoo'o''
p Rundauist. A. Pagelow. Charles J. Heupeis'
John Anderson, John Hofner and a. Maiihsooi'''
Hugo Ihlstrom and Ludwig Sundel! were the secie
The evening was enlvened by the singing OF .ho
MEMBERS OF the Sw edlsh Society VINO SAM III eIe
ianp,lage of the far North, ana receIseh az
Dlatse Mr. Sundeil spoke in his native tonsue, an
or rho benefit OF his New YORK hearers,
some of his speech. Mr.. Sundel said tnat ne hopel
thaf on November 6 New-foTk would pc lreeu nun
Tammany Hall, and urged his hearers TO vote inc
Mr. Thomas spoke both in Swedish ana Engiisn,
and delivered speech which heartily peaseu NY M
audience For five years, ne said, nave IL, tns,
10 teach Swedes that America was tne sreat SS
country in the world, and think that | nave htl
some success" America in her toliy nau pu. =, ~,
charge OF her ship of State captain ana rev "io
amt manage the vessel Now, he said 'let us
mite TO put in the old which seered the snip
for thirty years and steered 1t wei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
MRS GRANNIs NOT FOR sTRAUs


To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: For some mysterious reason number OF
nevspapers referred to NE yesterday az worker
for Nathan Straus as the head Of the Womens
Good Government Union. and as having directed the
union into a by-way Of Straus partsanship.
In the first place never said was for Straus'
7 said that the movement IN which was most In
tercsted was no: working FOR or against anybody
but simply for good government without PERSONAL
t,.s and without partisanship viii hSnt evil
wherever find H. whether n the Republican party
or In the Democratic party.
In the second place. am in no sense the founder
or the head Of the Womcn's Good Government
Union although I am working for 1t heart and soul
The originator ~ the movement submitted the
plan - me before II put into effect, and re-
ccivcd my hearty ENCOURAGEMENT and Endorsement.
for the pan seemed 10 be the best that could be de-
vsed As for the leadership Of the union. every
woman connected with 1t is one OF its heads.
In the third place. II r ridiculous to say rhat
or any one else will carry the union over to strauss
I couldn't If | would. AMI | wouldn't II could and
whatever | say, for or against Straus. Is SAID FOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
N'KI\LEY NORTH AND SOUTH.
PLANS FOR HIS TRIP ~ THIS sTATE-To SPEAK
~ SEW-ORIEANS


Arrangements have been completed as foho"s
for Governor Mckinley and senator Sd&ton 10
a3iress the people OF the western central ana
eastern parts OF the state;
The Governor Will sneak FIRST at , Dun baTs on on
Thursday afternoon october -: mn oa' day Leav-
Ing Hlnalo Mt 7G Friday morning, vii max ns
@anardalgriA, Geneva. Seneca Falls and Auburn.
roIng from Auburn 10 Utica. where he VIII nave
~ afternoon meeting: returning to Syracuse,
Inv He viii make early start from syracuse
On Sa'I Fo m ,bsn Fond Mm.eram scheme
lady. Albany. Hudson. Poughkeep~ie ana iu Few "o
"uusrtunity 70 speak to fully 10000 citizens upon
be made later Of schedule Of arrivals ana depart
publican state Committee Of Louisiana Wa as ,he
renirr Of "A group OF NEWSPAPER men ana it,Pup I
the fh Ayen@ o SiS "S' " Mhere he
Succeedei in getting Governor MckinlIy TO go 70
a viyi description Of the revolt 9f ne the sugar ga,
p9n'efs assnsI tg M .hrIc Rcpubilcan Con-
grcssmcn from Louisiana wa assured by en- over
"hTn'ns ,n ~ showed Governor Mckinley the
platform We were making our campaign on ne SAD
h. would 20 70 New-orieans for US sara Mr ar
ris we will take him AMI one or TWO 81 hln
frenIs Dy l'irock arriving al Ncw-Orlears on
Saturday afternoon. He will make two speeches
lie WI nav " e, 5. Thrre's been a potita, rcvo-
,,,,o, In Louisiana IN the last three months w men
we van, tnng down there We don't wait long 20
get II, II senator Faulkner 'ays We are not s2'ns -
Know what he's taking about | kno" what / m
talking about. All thre" dlfirl,ts n"t c D'D ,r ~
yiN.ry. Every day tor TWO weeks AMI kn3" lrst
nnrh,n in the Ist II Dudley Coleman in the ia ana
is- Taylor Dcat,c IN The ma The SITUATION Is
ro r,azai IN the NortA W. az, rkps o. ypS
,h. pem,crltic party Tho negroes are going 10
ing ,5iH ,rc AMI the sugarplanters will that
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17

him n take the field as an independent canu,uu n
il the Xxd p Dstr9 an1 and
Gouvernenr has declared against Generai LUZ n,,h
They guaanesd half O. the ss asanst curs
The General has pledged his support 10 Luc'u' -'
Littauer for the nomination -
Ogdensburg. y. Y, Oct ia meeting vi p,o,'
inent Republican politicians from HI par Vi ~
No. soId IN tho County Committee rooms
last night The candidacy OF General Su' u 80
Congress was discussed and the ses SSH al tnat
until | o'clock this morning III Wss 49, ~ ~
General Curtis should be the cahdioa'c u So
Lawrence County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
JOHN D. TOWNSEND IS FOR STRONG
HE RESIGNS FROM THE sTECKLER oRGANIZA-
TloN-IN FAVOR OF REPUBLICANS
FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

TION-IN FAVOR OF REPUBLICANS
FOR THE ASSEMBLY
John D. Townsend who has been prominent IN
the independent County Organization ever since II
was started does not agree with his associates
in their attitude toward the Committee of Seventy
He has written a letter to The Tribune in which he
says:
While | am still under the impression that the
INDEPENDENT County Organization was sally over
looked in the formation OF the ticket ! desire 20 re-
puilate on behalf OF my friends as iar as per.
sonay any desire Tor chanee III ny ,.art
as now presented hy the Committee OF 1919,
and also TO express my dissent TO the wretchel
taste displayed at this time In imputlng elmer ~
norancc or fraud the gentlemen OF lhat CpI-
mtec. on the 9Th of THIS month III ny nr111
nation 10 the chairman OF the ExecutIEe Ioi,i, ~,
Tee Of the Independent County organization, ~ ~,
AT his urgent request did not then ihsisl upon i'0
acceptance ! shall now insist.
Mr. Townsend was unable to attend the mee'hs
OF the organization on Monday night Dut ihs'ea'
sent a letter in which he said:
| am not informed Of the purpose for whicn, me
dorsing in full, the ticket as presenter ny H uI'
Committee OF Seventy, and accepted ny the nepu.E
Ilcars and others, | am heartily IN accord WIN IN
such puruose II would have pleased m" 10 see tne
name OF Judge Steckler the ticket for Judge OF
The superior Court. and | regret that no proper
move vas made to eject sucn onJect put d. m I
could not have everything we Wan,eI' ~ c, az, IA
WAYS have the satisfaction OF feeling that We niu
otr full toward the destruction OF ihi'IillF
Han IL any suggestion Is made ~ TINS meeting
in regard to the endorsement OF cdnilnaIeS 10, T,nr
~ indorsinr hose candidates nominated ny inc
Republican party. | am firmly OF the peIiel tna'
Colonel strong will he the next Mayor Oh Ne"
York civ and In order to strengthen ms hahn ana
insure such legislation as Will enable him to re-
move the heads Of departments In THIS city the
next Legislature must be Republican,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
FOUL MoUTHEp WIssIG a CANDIDATE

FOUL-MOUTHED. WISSIG \ CANDIDATE
DECENT CITIZENS SHOCKED AT TAMMANf'S En-
FRoNTERY-wII.L sTRAUs INTERFERt'
The denomination OF Philip Wissig by Iammany
Hall in the lid Assembly District alter pe''s
kent in retirement for a year, has dsSus,e1 uece''
citizens all over the city. Dry Dollar SuihN"''
Tammany leader Of the Ill., is responsive ior 'nI9
Insult 10 respectable men and women. WHSLE uis-
graceful reference to women as Glass; "@ue al
the Assembly Chamber at Albany eighteen Hoi''''
apo was followed by such an indignant protest from
every county In the State and every district III ''e
c,t that Croker issued orders that he must no' De
renominated But this year Wissig ana Dr| Doi-
lar" Sullivan imagined that Wissigs shocking ia''-
ruace had been forgotten. and Wissig oacheo oy
Sullivan has ventured 10 show his brazen race AGAIN
and asks a reelection with "vindicauoh io'
having been retired for year.
The unparalleled effrontery Of TINS hoH''iia ''o"
shows what the chiefs OF Tammany HAN can 40 J."
a district whore they believe themselves omnipo'sh''
"slver Dollar Smiths rsnomiNatton lor Aue -
man in this district is fitting accompaniment :"
II. . e.. c,r,,c for Navor
Men who thought of voting for Strdus 10, W. IL
said Yesterday that they would walt aho ~ ~ "a
Wjssiss name was retained on the i Chev. INA
knew that one vigorous protest from StiIu9 " ~
remove Wissig from the Nlswain u 10 said a
Assembly candidate in twenty i'''''e'' ~
Tammany last evening , . ,u.a % vriss,p
"Nr Strauss attention Will De cdiirl 10 20
ana his filthy record tomorrow II MissIk c,nat,s
remains on the Tammany ticket II VIII lose "'i"u'
many votes in the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17

.,. alma .,d not FOR the union, FOR which
ysJ, n I'm" wav authorized to speak 1t is non.
partisan organization, and any nr5dus''onG o. par
;dp Eradication OF the surprising errors herV
c cor am sure you viii DO the Womens Good
Government Union and myself the justice 10 Print
this ,e.ter. - .,..no,n, ax,ros.,,, 4,
LiT ~ =, . Women's Good Government Union
oehah oi TIC ELIZABETH 3. GRANNIs.
No % East Twenty-second-st
New-York, Oct Is. 1894,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
DATES FOR FILING MUTATIONS.

All the regular certificates of nomination of can
dtlates to bc voted at the coming election were
Gled in accordance with the law with the Police
Commissioners 10y midnight last night Independent
nominations must be nlei 10y midnight on October
u and vacancies on any ticket must he filled up
by October q Objections 10 certificates must be
nled within three days from the time of the official
receipt Of such certificates and the declnations OF
regular candidates must be received by October u
Independent canl idatcs who wish to decline noinlia
tons however. may do so at any time before MD
nip.ht on ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
GOLDEN->>
rEDICAL
DlSCOV

Many years ago Or X. '. Pierce. chief consuming
,hys;c,n ia the Iuyalids Hotel and Surgical Insti
,utc. Buffalo ~ Y. compounded this medicine OF
vegetable ingredients which had an especial effect
upon the stomach and liver, rousins the organs 10
hralthl activity as we'll as purifying and enriching
the blood BY such means the stomach and the
nerves are supplied with pure biood they will not do
duty without, i; any more than a locomotive can run
without coal You can not get n lasting Of Dys
pcpsia OF Indigestion b. taking aiicially Ggested
foods OF pepsn-the stomach must do It's own WORK
in its own way Do not put your nerves to sleep Win
socalcd celery mixtures il Is better to go TO the scat
of the difficulty ard feed the cells on the food
they require Dyspepsia Indigestion, Bliousnesss
and Nervous Affections such as Slecplessness and
weak nervous feelings are completely cu,cd by The
Discovery" II puts on healthy flesh, brings re-
o,,l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
pAu.ED OFT nY 4 TAMMANY CANDIDATE.

John Brnkcrman. a bartender for Ryan Cooper
rumse!crs OF ~ Gil Iiudsonst. was arraigned yes
,crIay In the jefferson Market Police Court for
violating the Excise laws and WIS he'd for trial In
S0O at Special Sessions. Hrnkerman dd not 80 TO
fail Tammany Asscmbyman Wii'iam H. Walker
OF the With District. bliled him out Mr.. Walker
hns bcon nominated hy the Wgwdm FOR reelection.
When Justice VOorhiS saw that the Assemo.yman
w1s intending to become the blrkeepcrs surety ne
seemed astonish't. 49,,
Il hope M Walker. that you are not do!ns this
10 secure votes IL H. very rear e.ecton time ana
Won are Liable 10 create the impression that YOU are
seeking to advance your political interests SAID the
Justice. -.
The Assemblyman said that the Justice had not
interpretcd his appearance In court properly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
MAPPING OFT THE STRONG CAMPAIGN

4 conference attended oy W. L. Strong. William
Brookncd. Hermann Ridder. General Anson g.
McCoOk, and James O'Rrlen was hcld at Mr.
Strong's headquarters in the Surtevant House yes
terday afternoon Plans for the campaign were
fully discussed and the work was apportoned be-
tween the different organizations opposing Tam
many so there would be Interference between
them Mr.. Strong viii bc formally ;0ld OF his noni-
nation this afternoon by the Republican committee
Brief speeches VIII be made. Among the callers
yesterday were General Samuel Thomas Edwin
EInstein ex Senator Fassett, Joel H. Erharlt, cN-
Mayor Grace and Police Justice Meade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
GROCERS ARE AGAINST STRAtS
, THREAT or RETALIATION MADE ~ ONE o'
MS TANMANY FRiE%pS

, TIfRTNT or NtTAIINTTVN "NTT' u ''EH "
his TAMMANY FRIENDS.
The action Of the New-York Retail C'rocers Union
&, t,dorsinp William L. strong FOR Mayor on Mon
I,y cvanlny was not unexpected. but II had an cx-
,o,,c denressng effect upon the spirits 81 Nathan
s,tau.s supporters AZ his headquarters yesterday
II WAS conceded that the 1000 retail grocers VINO com
,,,ac this organization would be- able to WELD as
astrous influence upon Mr. Strauss campaign
But" remarked Straus man che"rfuliy. II
the consumers that put IN IN" most votes ana no'
IN. retail dealers The consumers ounumber the
dealers MANY times over and they are the people
wc are after =, ~
,aonx customers and they will not be allowed long
y remain ignorant Of the fact that they cann1t
retain the custom OF Mr.. Strauss friends IT they
opposo Mr. Straus" This threat was understood 10
mean that special influences would he brought 10
bear upon dealers who made themselves conspicu-
Gus In the fight on StrauS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
COMMITTEE OF sEvENTYs CAMPAIGN

The Executive Committee Of the Committee OF
Seventy met YESTERDAY afternoon N the Chamber
~ comuerce and decided to Issue call for
rnee,ing Of the whole committee for o'clock to-
morrow afternoon It was announced that rae head
Quarters Of the Campaign Committee would he At
10 20 Fast Twenty third-st After the Finance
Committee had reported progress. the meeting ad-
tOurncd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17

with appeals for Tammany candidates using 'e.'ef
heads bearing the name OF the shoe ana hsa'"e :,
Bank yuldng. evidently with the inten,ioh. ~, VI
leading voters to believe that the Shoe ana Learner
Bank lends its aid 10 the Appeals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
RESULT OF THE DEADLOCK CONVENTION

Saratoga y. Y. oct IL -(icneral Wnsor y.
French OF Saratoga. has formally seat to james
K. Van Ness. OF Worthwhile. Fulton County. chair
man OF the Republican Congress convention re-.
Gently held here. letter announcing that ne Is
out Of the contest.
General French to-day received telegram from
Gouveraeur. 81. Lawrence County, signed by
vnsco = Abbott. William Neary. II. r. Ssckett.
~ \. Potter Il. f. Brown c. Hale. \. l..
Johnson. G. + Wait a. c. Gates. @. +. Conscr.
y. G. Aldrch, J. 5. Lee and II. W. Lee urging
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17

frcshing sleep and invigor-
atcs the whole system.
Mrs. X. HRNKE, Of No. s96
No,i Hahted 81. Chicago, m,
writes II regard my iri-
provcIrent as simply wonder
ml since taking DR.. Piercc's
Golden Medical Discovery in
connection with his Pleasant
Pellets / have gained In every
respect. particularly in flesh
aud strength. My liver was
dfeadlully enlarged ard suf-
cred greatly from dyspepsia.
No physician could give relief.
Now. after two months am
entirely relieved of my disease.
My appetite is excellent food
we'll aigcstcd bowels regular
and sleep much improved"