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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20

GRAPES - 5000 PoUNDs.-There
were not less than forty thousand
pounds Of grapes grownin our place.
this season. and a full statement
would. no doubt. show egnsuch larger
amount JIM. Ovsrman heads the
list with 10000 pounds. Mr.. Burlin-
game and D.. q. Overnan each 1000
pounds. J. Hilton and Mrs. Meredith
each about 5000 pounds, ID. r. Choat,
d. G. Williams, and o. 8. Andrews,
about 600 pounds each. : Mn. Mer-
chant. Mr.. Rambach, r. B. Carpen-
ter, P. Melendy, w. Pierce. and 9TH
ers from Ave to ten hundred pounds
each. There are many otleEs aof
whom we have not heard, sufncient,
ne doubt, to warrant the statement
that twenty-five tons Of this delic-
ious fruit raised here this season, gay,
Ing nothing or what has been grown
In the surrounding country. This Is
certainly - ine . showing n any
town Of our size al make.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20

dnoMer New Arrival OF Imported
Goods for Fall and Winter, 1t Pick ton
q Landgraf's, consisting OF Fine
English Cassimeres. Scotch Cheviots,
German Broad Cloths Fur ChinciIia
and Moscow Bssser, C1ashmere Vest
isg; also, : ffnsl ~ Of Domestic Co
sinner, al OF which win be sold u
the very lowest living profit.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20

WITH Us.-Indian Summer hs
again made its appearance.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20

THE PEAK FAMlLv.-The cele-
brated Peak Family Bell Ringers
will be in this city next Tuesday
evening ut Phoenix Hall, aud give
one of their pleasing entertainments.
The troupe has recently been consol-
idated. We understand that they
are being greeted every where with
crowded houses.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20

CHICAGO JeURNAL.-The Chicago
Journal was the only paper in Chica.
go th At did not miss an issue On nc
count Of the IRE. 1t came out on
Monday in the shape of an extra,
the next day in a half sheet, after
wards in q whole sheet, and is soon to
come out in its full size. 1t deserves
its well earned popularity.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20

Southern Sweet Potatoes, for sale
at Chsss,s. CHA
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20

Mr. EDITOR thinking perhaps
the following euphonious names. for
which . family II came across In
Clark county the other day is re.
sponslble, might be suggestive to
some Of the readers OF the GAxETgE,
We send them sIong. First comes
the mother rejoicing In Melzena
Bethelena Carolina Katie Fisherman
Boiler. one danehter answers to
Melissa Matilda Merinda, while there
Is mn infinite variety In The way OF
Mary Ann, 6arsh Ann, Julia Ann,
DE. Names being plentier than
money In that county. ipstead Of be-
steuiDs upop 1eeepha cnat Of many
colors, their best loved Is Distinguish
ed by IN extra or two. and the fol,
lowing is the result: Ell Levi Lee
grand Lsudolph sampson 10 Solomon
William Henry Boiler.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20

Ladies' call on Miller. Wilson q Co.
for Hosiery. Gloves. Trimmings, No.
tons, Corsetts. Fancy Dry Goods
and Fipe Muslin; Embroidsred, Ruff.
fled. Corded. Fucked md aflain I'm.
derwear.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20
~ITazIctt Ahead of All
-G;oHnpotftion.
CLEAR THE TRACK.
Ten Car Loads OF Goods, RI
ceiped nj HozyeHs

Hazlett has just received the Larg-
est, Cheapest and Best tStock of Fall
and Winter Goods, aver before
brought into this country.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20

l6O Acres of Land In Anderson
county, Kansas, can be had In ex-
change for a farm, In this vicinity,
that may have ap incumbrance upon
1t. IL. A. SNYDER.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20

Wanted. A young man to work
for his Board and go to school.
ID. e. WILLIAMS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20

For Rent.-Houses and Rooms fol
rent by Powers 4 Hemen way.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20

B. Thorpe, Jr., is here, wide awake,
and ready to do customers all the
good he can on prices. IL you doabt
1t, call and see for yourself.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20

b. Thorpe, Jr., keeps no second
quality OF goods.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20

For Boots and Shoes call on Miller,
Wilson CO. -,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20

Good-Those nice large Cranbe,-
ries at Chase's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20

Eoffer for sale at bargain. 90 acres,
SW or % In Lineoln Township,
Black Hawk county 40 acres Inn
proved. TermsSis per acre. part on
time. 2etf q. WsEAsTMAN.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20

N5The only place In the City To get
Detreit Custom Work is at whitney
& Rogers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20

Whitney& Rogers have Women's
Misses and Chiidren's Calf Vamp
Shoes, something new for Winter
Wear.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20

The place to Buy Good Crackers, IL
at wilson's Bakery. All kinds,
3 lbs for twenty five cents. Call and
examine. OldOI4
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20

Great Inducements are offered to
parties purchasing Cloths in Fifty
Five Dollar Lots, ny the
CEDAR FALLS WooLEN MILLS CO.,
Cedar Falls, corner of LIST and Main
Streets.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20

LORILLARD, OF NEW YORK,
tapitai over ....-:. .g..ss.... ..e1,5OO,OO
LOSSES paid IN Cedar Falls, oyer.... 5000
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20

II .you want Good All Wool Goods
Cheap, go to the Corner of Main and
First Streets.
C. +. WooLEN MfLrx IN.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20

Farmers, buy Scotch Edge Boots al
Whitney h Rogers, they will with.
stards the Grass. -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-20
Great Bargain.


Ladies and Children's Merino and
Muslin Underwear, all kinds at Mil.
Ter, Wilson & Co.'S.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

PAGE ~~@-~~-~----
I-Advert,sements.
9-Advertisements
S-Anfi.Tammany: The Municipal Reform Meeting
a. Cooper Institute Last Night; Speeches by
tendorfer, Ex-Governor solomon, of Wiscon.
SIN. Hon. Robert B. Roosevelt and MIR. Ed.
wards wards 1n 1p,errSepont; Tammany Under Indict-
nancial Officers RecOmmended-News from
rsst ~, Domngo-The Mormons.
A-Ine European Spectre The International: It's
leading Spiriis-Ferre: Some OF the Testi-
mony Against the Como mned Communists
Germany: The Emperor and HIS New Sub
iecis, the BavarIans-ltaly: The Pope's Health;
Expected consequences OF His Death-C ata-
called by His GOvernment-RelIcs OF the Revo-
lution-Horse Notes.-The National Game
The Shoe Shop SlanChier-Another Railroad
and Lynchins in ken,uckywNeslcan Out
RACES IN Texas.
Surra;t 1rIal-Running Notes, Political and
General. omicide by Post once Clerk
Alieged Ala au,r Murder OF Seaman-The post-Perry
Perry aud Madame Van Buskirk-Newark's
Pounded PolIceman-New York CITY News
The Lost Lodona: Sad Story Of shipwreck and
Sunerng-The Indians-AnOther Unknown
Notwithstanding the Death Sentence OF
the Texas Indian Chiefs-AfYalrs IN Manitoba-
Army and Naval Intelligence.
0-Bdnorlals Leading Article. "The Unsettled
GonI,,,on Cor 'n,or OF frsnceIrne Terrible spectre Of
No Yellow Fever at Savannah-Yellow Fever
In Charleston Cotton Crop-AQuatlcs-Yacht
5-RiOi In lreland-The International: Powerful
Agitation IN Paris-News from Spain, Ger.
many Austria, England, China and Havana
Bel Butler The Essex Statesman stirring Up
the Railroad Miscellaneous TeIe.
graphic News-Another Mysterious Murder
Views Of the Past-Business Notices.
s-Proceedings in the Courts-Horrble Death on
the Rail-The Death on the Dunham-BrOOk-
Iyn Anairs-The Warehouse Busness-Finan.
ciai and Commercial RepOrts-Domes'tc Mar
kcis-City Government -Arrlvais-Marrlages,
Births and observation-disclosures.
Acknowledgements.
tO-ROsenzweig's Room: The ''DOctor's' Den in
Amity place: What the NeghbOrs say OF It
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rep0rt-Firemen on
Their Travels-New Jersey Politics. Shipping
Observation-Disclosures
fI-Adyertscments.
12-Advertsements.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
NO YELLOW FEVER AT SAVANNAH.
sAYANNAH, Ca. Sept. 4,

SAVANNAH, Ca, Sept 4, 1871.
The statement to the cnect that yellow fevet
exists In this city has called forth the following
from Mayor Screven:-
learn that the NEW YORK HERALD OF this morne
Ing asserts the existence OF yellow lever IN Savdn~
nah. The statement Is wholly Without l0undatiOn
There mas not now, nor has there been, any
yellow fever IN savannah the present year. and tho
city is freer Of disease Of any KIND and healthier
than In any previous year. rctracuon Of me
statement OF the HERALD 80 FAR as savannah Is con
cerned, Is requested JoHN oohhsHN.
The physicians OF Savannah have issued the io'>
SAyANNAH, August 81, 1871.
The undersigned phys clans OF Savannan ~
would state that so tar ss tncir Observation ,nl
this dale, found case OF yellow Iever IN ~
vannah, nor disease taat approx,l,mates ~ e IN
able as one OF the healthiest within the n-
its OF our respective experiences.
X. ID. ARNOLD, ". ID. IhOS. SMITH M ~
! ~ TnOMAS M. d. JURIAH HARRfSS, NJ. H.
w " CHARTERS, M. ID. X. J. NUNN. M. ID.
John ID. FfSH q, M. d. WIN. N. KING, M. ID.
ROBT. r. MYERS, NJ ID.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

ought to insist on conscientious work and .
choice Of noble and elevsting subjects. Art
which aims at nothing but the cunning repro
duction of some material form or color. fails in
Its great aim, which is, to suggest noble and
elevating thoughts. Art that speaks not to
the soul is dead and worthless. But when it
conveys to the mind lessons Of love and hope,
and tells us Of the eternal grandeur Of the
Creator, we feel our souls moved to higher
aspirations. This is the mission of that high
art which We desire to see encouraged and de-
velopsd among us, shadowing forth the noble
thoughts Of noble men and awakening within
us an enthusiasm for whatever is beautiful and
true In creation.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

MIR. Gladstone on England and America
Prime Minister Gladstone, as will be seen
from cable despatch which we print this
morning, has been making speech at Whitby.
In the course Of his speech he took occasion to
refer 10 the Treaty of Washington, expressing
his joy that Englishmen can now look upon
Americans as friends, and that presumably all
controversies between the two peoples were
settled. This is the popular language of the
hour. The Marquis of Ripon has recently
been speaking in similar strain. In our coll
umns yesterday we gave an extract from q
speech delivered quite recently by Sir Stafford
Northcote to the Exeter Workingmens Con-
servative Union, the members Of which to the
number of six thousand had by invitation met
at The Pynes, Sir Stafford's Devonshire seat.
Sir Stafford, although tory of the tories, was
a member of the Joint High Commission, and
his admiration of America and the Americans
is not less enthusiastic than that of Mr.. Glad
stone or the Marquis Of Ripon.
Americans who are now or who have re-
Gently been In England have been talking in
similar strains. 1t is evident that the WASH
ington Treaty has introduced an era of good
feeling, and we ere not permitted to doubt
that the good wishes expressed so freely by
prominent men on both sides are truthful and
sincere.
We cannot refuse to admit that all this is
WELL 1t would be worldwide calamity if
Great Britain and the United States of
America should 60 to war. 1t would be
family feud; and family feuds, as our own
late civil war and the recent troubles in
France have taught us, are of all feuds the
most bloody and the most destructive. There
is no good reason why North and South should
not unite in working out the destinies of the
greatest republic the world has yet known.
There is as little reason why the two great
branches of the Anglo-Saxon family should
not unite and do for the greatest existing race
what we ourselves on these shores are doing
for the greatest existing nation. Great Britain
is removed from the turmoil of European
trouble. We are removed from the turmoil of
the world. Great Britain and America con-
stitute the advanced guard OF civilization.
Hand in hand it is our privilege to go forward
as the benefactors of mankind. Divided we
shall lose our vantage ground, and our work
will be undertaken by others. The Washing
ton Treaty will live in history, and so long as
the Washington Treaty shall be remembered
the names Of President Grant and Premier
Gladstone will be mentioned with PRIDE
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

The INTERNAuoSAL.-W print this morn
ing a very interesting sketch Of DR.. Carl Marx,
the leading spirit Of the International, together
with the address of the International in Spain
to seaor Gorilla, and other matter. All these
things have a deep interest In the present dis
turbed state of Europe, and will help to throw
light on the revolutionary movements OF the
old World
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

CooHIsE, the ch ief Of the Arizona Indians, is
not likely to visit Washington on a mock
peace treaty expedition. General Cook, who
prosecutes the Indian war as II be were 10
earnest about it, is chasing Cochise so closely
that the Quaker peacemakers have not had
any chance to convert him.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

THE GREAT MEETING OF THE TAxPAYING
CITIZENS at Cooper In n,titute last night was
highly respectable and substantial gathering.
Speeches were made by ex-Mayor Havemeyer,
Congressman Roosevelt, Judge Pierrepont and
others, and series Of resolutions were offered
and adopted appointing committee to look
into and report upon the alleged charges
against the city authorities.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

The WRsTouEsTRR GRAND JURY have re-
ported upon tho Sing Sing escape and find
nobody to blame therefor, although they state
that there are not guards enough for the large
number Of prisoners, and that too many pris-
oners are allowed to lOiter unattended about
the wharves. The report suggests that some
other location be found for the prison. It being
too near New York to be perfectly secure.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

YACHTING NOTES.

The following yachts passed whitestone up TO
noon yesterday aa.l clrQ
Yacht Rambler, N.Y.YO., Mr.. Banker, returned
from a short cruise through Long Island sound put
in for supplies and proceeded for New YORK,
thence to Staten Island. where sne Will remain Tor
the present. U IN HnUu
\ Yacht Mystic, BY.C., Mr.. Freeman, from Little
Neck, l.. l. e,s route for New York. l iNt. "
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

THE MAYOR OF SAVANNAH telegraphs us
to say that th re is no yellow fever in that
city, nor has there been the present year.
The city, 10 fact, according to the Mayor, Is
ever been.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

TIE CoLoRED BROTHER continues to in
crease, according to the census, notwithstand-
ing all the evil effects that emancipation was
so sure to have upon him. 1t appears that
the lowly race, like the very poor white
trash" are not much for wealth, but great
for children.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

The STATEMENT OF LEWIS WOLFF, the
messboy of the steamer Lodona, as given in
another column, Is an exciting narrative of
suffering BY shipwreck.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
THE COTTON CROP.

IR MEMPHIS, Sept T. 1871
Reports Of the cotton crop are very unfavorabIc.'
The shedding which has been going on In the
up,snos on account OF the drought IL now COM
mencina in the low lands. especially In Arkansas.
Rep0rts slnse Friday are very gloomy.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
THE YELLOW FEVER IN CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, 8. o.. Sept. T. 1871.
There were four deaths from fever during thy
mast twenty-tour hours ending at noon today ala
IN ac m ed persons.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
AQUATlCs.

Tho Dutchess County Crew 10 Take Part In
the Saratoga Regatta.
PoUaPKEEPsIE, sep. e. 1881.
The Dutchess County crew OF PouRnkeepsie com'
posed OF william stevens, Homer Wooden and
william and Charles Burger will leave here for
Saratoga on Thursday with the four-Oared Fl0y
Fields
Arrival of the English and Canadian Crews nj
Saratoga.
SARATOGA, Sept. 4, 1871
me English and Canada boat crews nave en-
gagged rooms at the Grand Union Hotel.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

late Southern confederacy and its corner stone
Of African slavery would have had but brief
existence and comparatively bloodless over
throw had Buchanan been man of the
courageous and decisive character Of Jackson.
So now we apprehend that President Theirs
is playing the negative, timld. temporixlng
r5Ie of Buchanan, when he should be illus
General Jackson. 1t was the delay of the
over-cautious Theirs 10 his terrible conflict
with the Paris Commune that made that con-
dict 90 bloody to both sides, 30 disastrous to
Paris, and 50 damaging in Its barbarities to
the boasted ''capital Of civilization" And,
yet again, in these imposing collections Of
repressive troops In Paris, Lyons, Bordeaux
and Marseilles against the International, the
real difficulty Is not met, and the International
is not disarmed. The difficulty is the absence
of fixed and responsible government for
France; and where this difficulty remains the
invitation remains to the International to
prepare for Its opportunity. A coup Gftat
would be better for France than this state Of
uncertainty, insecurity and danger; but an
appeal to the French people for the election Of
what we would call Constitutional Conven-
tion would be better than coup G<tat.
Here, we believe, indeed, lies the only hope Of
internal peace to France, in the reconstruc-
ton of her government, an appeal to the
people and we believe, too, that the longer
this appeal is delayed the greater will be the
danger to the general cause of law and order
for Paris and for France.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

JUDGE BARNARD has ordered that in future
divorce cases coming before his Court will not
be referred, but will be heard in open Court.
Such an order as this is more likely to make
husbands and wives bear their ills compla-
Gently or live together in harmony than any
social agitation that haa obtained lately.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

THE PERUVIAN BUsKIRK MALPRACTICE
CASE, In Brooklyn, was concluded yesterday,
and the prisoners were held to await the action
of the Grand Jury, the Judge resolutely re-
fusing to accept BAIL Judge Troy, in bis
charge to the Grand Jury, spoke very strongly
relative to these cases, and it is probable that
we shall have good precedent from Brooklyn
on the subject before the case of RosenzweiS
comes I'M for final settlement
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
The News from spnin.

Affairs in Spain are taking quite prosper
GUS turn. Our special despatch, which gave
the first account Of the triumphal progress OF
King Amadeus through the Spanish provinces.
is fully confirmed by to-dsy's cable report.
When we consider that Amadeus scarce one
year ago was completely a stranger to the
Spaniards, and on his arrival received with
cold looks, by many even with
undisguised aversion, we cannot help
wondering at the complete revolution
of sentiment which the King has brought
about in his favor; for the fact that he has
won the hearts of the large majority, which
but a short time ago looked upon him as an
alien and intruder, cannot be disputed. 1t
must be likewise subject Of congratulation to
the Spaniards that they have found in ANA
deus far better King than they expected,
under whose liberal rule Spain may yet be
restored to something of her former gran
deur. 1t is already hopeful sign
that a nation that had been plunged
into desperate financial ruin should
make a grand effort to evolve from
her chaotic condition. Toward this end
have been directed the energies Of the present
government which has already promised to
equalize the revenue and expenditure of the
country. Spain can never hope to attain the
foremost position she once occupied in the
world, although her people still possess many
elements of greatness but If Spaniards re-
main true 10 themselves their country may
vet enoy the blessings of peace and prosperitv.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
TRIPLE SHE EFT .
CONTENTS OF T5.DAY,s HERALD.

Now York. Tse.d.v, sep,enb.r S, 1871.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

and vanity and little else, we shall continue to
be afflicted by the presence of gaudy clap-trap
paintings intended for this class Of buyers.
1t is absolutely painful sometimes to end
ones self in the gallery Of people without taste,
and to be obliged by politeness to look solemn
while the proud possessor eagerly exhibits
yards Of painted rubbish.
To this class of patrons 1t Is that we owe
the existence of fsshy salerooms where sham
art works are disposed of to silly people, who
really deserve to be punished for their want Of
TASTE How any one who ever saw bit Of
sky, or enjoyed the bright, peaceful sun in
the verdant fields, can buy the unnatural
looking wooden daubs to be found in these
places must remain puzzle.
One Of the most important questions affect
ing the future of art In America is how to
lessen the evil influences of the abuses we
have glanced at. No doubt increase of know
ledge will bring with 1t purer and moro
elevated taste but it depends very much on
those who desire the development Of art
feeling whether the change will come In our
time or not After ALL the principal cure lies
In the hands of the rich; II they would only
use more discrimination In their patronage a
great Improvement would soon manifest ITSELF
In cases where q person feels want OF
taste or knowledge he should consult
some friend upon whose Judgment re-
lance could be placed. But, above
ell things. the patrons Of American art
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14

And through millions Of orifees oozes the tran.
eparent fluid which nature does not need for
vital purposes. This is wise pro vision of Pro-
vldence, but excessive perspration is, neverthe.
less. extremely weakening. During the heats of
summer all hs1d.working men perspire to an
extent that is more or lees debilitating. They,
OF all classes Of the community, reqaire whole
some invigorant at this season. Let them not
5ek 1t in the liquors of the bar-ro0n; they will
not find it there. A medic&ted stimuIant, pure
and undefled. lie what they need and among
this class OF remedies, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters stands alone No valid plea can be urged
against its use. even by the genius Of Temper
ance itself: for even the Maine law permits the
AS general renovating preparation, the Bit
ters has no equal anywhere. But this is only
oLe OF the merits OF this famous inviRorstcr,
It's regulating properties give il an Immense
superiority over all the tonics OF the Pharma
coES:a. Ia cases CT chronic constipation IL In
tie most useful and certain OF all aperients, II
CTestes no violent commouion in the diechargine
organs. but gently relieving them Of their OF.
structions, leaves them in q healthy, vigorous
condition. Il seems unnecos. cary to state, in
Wow OF the mass OF testimony to it's effects in
dyspepsia, that it is . perm anent cure for thst
terrible and but too general complaint.
The humorous "Bitterr." under various nanaes
which mercenary dealers endeaVor to substitute
for Hostetter's stomach Bitters, should be avoid.
ed, for their oWn sskes, by the sick and the
public at large. Hostettsr's Bitters are pro.
c1rabie IN bottles only, and never sold in bulk.