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The Morning herald., 1876-02-12

plANO AND ORGAN TUNING, Churct
Il 4 Oragans, Cabinet Organs. Melodenn,
ramos, and all kinds Of musical instru
ments mems tuned and repaired; new Bellows an
haa heeds MADE q, for Cabinet Organs and Mela
WYNN; ~ years experience. J. H. Bleyei
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I0Nn Point Itens.

We are having taste of cold weather, accompanied
with snow.
Last Saturday, A. j.. Hendron made his appearance 9
once more having been absent someU mouths He has
been winterng the swxmps Of Southern Missouri and
living on coon and hoecake His partner Jackson, was
at Belmont Missouri when he left engaged at his old
trade Of basket making Jack Andrew Is Familiarity
called described times being hard along the river ST.
Louis as being with people out Of employment
and were for the soup houses would suffer-
Jack admits getting bar going down the Missouri
but did not lay long on 1t.
While the subject Of navigation, reminded that
Shields Craig g. Co. are building new ferry boat -
feet long Il feet BEAM and p feet the guards She
will be on the bifurcate order and propelled by horse
power.
Davis has been putting things through at the saw mill
for the last three the weather being 50 mild that
he has been enabled to raft logs
Plank at the grist mill is doing his prsttest to accom-
modate his customers and having efficient assistants
the persons Of Kau and Davis he will doubtless make
the rifle.
Isom Parker Colorado, has been here; sold his
farm to Ner Garner and returned to Colorado and in
tsuds mining for silver that being congenia to his taste
and he thinks he has a good show Oh his own land
BONES.
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white Cloud Items.

A good Joke is told in connection with tho wedding
which was reported week Quite number OF young
peope of both sexes hsd uninvte congregated at the
residence Of Mr. W. N Embree to witness the cerem ony
They had their arrangements all made to deciding
where the candidates matrmOny must stand during
the ceremony Shortly after the completion Of these
rapgensnts the wedding party drove up near the house
in carriage Bro Bggs stepped out to invite them in
but they both objected going into the house. and desr
ed him 10 make them lone flesh while they stood up in
the carriage This done in much less time than Ii
takes to tell it, and you may imagine If can, the
chaorn Of the would be Witnesses when Bro Bigss re-
entered the house snd informed them that the newly
married pair had gone their way rejoicing.
On saturday Of last week. Pat Dunleavy was the sue
eessf bidder for crvdle at auction sale of second
hand household goods When asked what he was gsing
to do with it. he said he wanted it for the old lady
Now Pat and his wife old. 'snd well stricken in
years. and well wager dollars tocents that If an angel
has been there trying 10 stuff them with any such
nonsense he has been heartily laughed at by Mrs Dun
leavy no matter how much Pat may believe 1t.
We learn from reliable that the partnership
heretofore existing Norris and Alexis Pou
Let under the rm name Of Norris Pouet has been dis
solved by mutual consent
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Some person. having any fear either OF the Lord or
laws stole horse saddle and bride from Mr. Fred Harp
ster last Friday night Mr. Harpster has offered re-
ward Of $50 for the chap.
Last week one of our Constsbles went down to Mr.. Ry
an farm Mr.. SmmOnds account of threats
he had made against Mr. Ryans life When he arrived
the place where his the door was locked and
barricaded with shooter The next day both Of
cers him. when he seemed very quiet The last
heard Of him. he behind the bars at Troy sing ne
Home, Sweet Home"
There seems to be quite revival in trade in town We
are glad that such Is the
Mr.. James MCGEE and sister Miss Melissa Aciee, are
quite sick with fever Mrs Ann Kendall is also ILL Quite
number of cases Of sickness reported in the sur
rounding country
number of townsfolk went to the Leap Year par
ty ut Hiawatha last week. They report good time.
number of Our people talking Of going to the
Black Hills while others in favor Of forming Cen
NAL party We trust however that either disease will
not prove very prevalent. RAcH-
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W. no.sed in last weeks Okir that our ola fr;e,a
Brtwste agent Of thesinger Sewing Machine Company.
has bid fsrev ell to his frsads in County. He
numerous friends here. who viii be sorry to lose him.
heh '1s--.-,a 'ep.'aensoie character above the
-a.s..,, 80. Inns Asene' snsoie' agreeaoie'
........ -..,io.~ aeAnss WIN 'nose ~nom MS
- ~. - -. 1 nm In contact with. Consider
-, i on- r.-.' =. INC .st ioor years mat ne nAs
bis time to bu,pe.. b.,,er,s.. p;r.-,-,,s w-.S
Of what We know.
g.. p..,,.,
IT.. 60. -kAn, ai,er long tour throogn tne has..
mile. IN N. la, - - -. - =.
was u,sd 1, .o<sd u,.h Nv
Co.. -, "''ns mp 70 our neisneohag Dsh' "e.ry
the tovn I,~.,,, -,.s sn. "e-. ssa,ss -,
ness Met c.n, p1;o,t.- -. p.,,.r.or John "a
(eorga p,ck.,T an. rr... - 81 "a -
err gentem en- The youur gentlemen and ladies' ver,
preparing for grand concert last week under the man.
agement Of Prof Brsvn You will hear the result from
their correspondent
ch.,,.. v..h x...., . -, ., ,,.s.S
,.,os. thi. v..L h., a.. - - aa ~, .a,,i,
o,r h.,.h., "A -. ... ..,. &C.,. A..
Ian. ,r,r..d ,h., c,.oH.. 80 no, a., -, To- IN
tina. time and Commenced ch.ti,g al His church mem.
bar. until nm. of than t,d hin, that meat u.s oulv pro
hibited Wednesdays and Fridsys He thought il would
materially interfere with his business
NJ s.w~.,,s s-;s,5s 49,. 49,. ,o h.., tho. M. haiti
In an poor 4, IN canine him % hi, rson but "a home n
a.. ~. i.,,,I,n, &C.. an a.. .,r,-.
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TO PRINTERS.
Complete Printing Oaee fer sale.

The purchase of the Republican Once leaves complete
printing outfit hands, for which have no use as
the Chit Office already better supplied with material
than any other country Office in the State The entire
material of the Republican office is offered for sale II
is much better supplied with material than large MAORI
ty Of the country Offices in Kansas and consists
of complete outfit running seOumn paper with an
abundance of all kinds of material 1t embraces large
Washington hand press in good condition, with rolling
apparatus roller mould imposing stones cases stands
composing sticks chases cabinet racks leadcutter
merous of display type large variety Of good job
type and sufficient and advertising type to get out
an seolumn paper The body type is BREWER and Nonpa
rieI it has been less than three years. has had
careful usage Oh light edition. and is almost good
new There is also large font of Long Primer that has
been in use longer but is still in good condition There
is large extra supply of Nonparel quads and Figures
sufficient to set up a large delinquent tax list.
The above described outfit will be sold in lott will
not divided sold out by piecemea upon consider
alton Persons contemplating the Of news
paper any of the and growing Counties have here
an opportunity to secure a rstclass Office complete.
The approaching National and State political campaign
will be Of the most exciting in our history and the
coming will witness the starting Of many new pa
pers-some for the campaign, and others permanent
Here is an establishment almost good new, and
much cheaper.
We have also Ruggles Rotary Job Press for sale 1t
does not belong the above out6 and will be sold eth
er with it or separately, to suit purchaser.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09

1--WE cannot close the business OF TINS sessl on y
the Kansas legislature without paying TINS otlei ~
imperfect tribute Of respect the printer
ed orator genial gentleman. and printer Hisna t
C. G. Bridges Of Doniphan. Mr. Bridges Was If iout
years Q member Of the Iowa Senate and nov sSrslns
his first term Of two years a. member q tes ~, .
Senate Has been connected with the press iot qaite
number years and knows what IL Is for printer v os
strapped" he always stands By his friends shc NJ
lah" couldn't stay mad at him. II he wanted 70. MT
Bridges the author Of the bill giving the q
stray notices 70 the County papers and On Al
he has stood their firm fend earnest
EsOn.pcain-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09

n James T. Mccormick. who killed Dr. Cheney at
Columbus Cherokee County last September has lately
been placed in the pentenary under sentence Of cath
at the expiration of year-which sentence, by the way
will never be executed Mccormick is the despers
do who lived at wathena in 1867 He was candidate
for Sheriff that FALL and because of some uncompimen-
tary remarks by the Reporter he went for Ed Snow the
editor with revolver, and finally 5atted him on the
head with the of the weapon He kept Snow housed
up for several weeks. We are not acquainted with
SHOWS views on the question Of capital punishment
Perbap- Death would be a good enough Mccormick reap
ar for him on this occasion.
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u a large lot of new PlOws, just re-
ceiyed at Ieland'S.

70 Last Thursday, We received the A'chiSoh "a.'-
MON of the Sunday previous The Patriot comes regular
K about the same number of days after date We receive
Leavenworth papers about twice week. and three al
mail Other mail over the AtchisOn and Nebraska koaa
arrives with a similar But 1t is mighty os
thing to have through trains with seepers connectns
with the Missouri Pacific Road.
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BY EN,lA sTuRIKvAST.

BY ENndA sTURTEvAST-
Respaetfuus dedicated to Mrs H. s. LirermOrs.
From sun-elad slope from uPlands wide,
From prairies grand from riverside
We send DER mountains that divide,
greeting to San Monica
May many feet from torturOus ways
Be led in brighter future days,
To rest beside the quiet bays
OF wayekissed Santa Monica
The ocean, wearing storm or calm.
Has still face Of wondrous charm
While chanting low its mystic psalm
To jewellers Of San Monica
The hills whose mighty breasts uphold
Their treasures Of ungarnered gold,
Must soon their secret dear unfold
To sturdy armed San Monica
Five stalwart boys whose living worth
Unmeasured Is, by wealth OF earth,
Shall keep at bay the demon dearth,
At blooming Santa Monica
Forget the plenteous stores Of gold
Forget the Injuries Of old
Remember this that you must mould
home at Santa Monica
You cannot wait I'm splendor now,
While Time writes age upon your brow,
For there's no waiting done, trow,
At busy Santa Monica
While domes and spires fair and high
Are growing up toward the sky,
And vesselladen waters lie
Around gay Santa Monica.
The years will cheat your wistful face,
And fail to leave their wonted trace,
To mar the sweetness of its grace,
At sunny Santa Monica
The merchandise of many lands
From Turkish looms; from Asia's strands
From Afries torrid waste Of sands,
Shall gain your shores, San Monica
All hail fair sister Of the West!
With trials sad, with courage best,
Labors reward shall be your rest,
At far-Of Santa Monica.
Roek FALL H., FEB. =, 1876.
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~ This paragraph appears in recent ne VS. paPer de-
snatch from Richmond, Indiana:
lot Of enraged women In Cambridge City WHOSE nus
hands had been paying undue attention 70 ra
female Of the town paid q visit to the woman
day before yesterday spanked her soundy VITA
and then covered the parts affected with TAR. by mat
means they Indicated her that they wanted her 70
the burg.
There were several of the profession In TINS
few evenings since who from all accoants must have
been tarred- At least they were tar co'ored-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09

SUDDEN DEATH-Thomas Blankenship an old resident
Of Burr Oak Township in wathena Saturday into1-
cated Some persons who were in town with him. piac'
ed him in a wagon and took him home. Arriving there
when they proceeded take him out Of the wagon they
found him in dying condition and he was dsad ny the
time he was taken into the house Death supposed to
have besu from heart disease brought by drinking
We have since heard that Mr. BlAnkenshP fell out Of
the wagon on the way home, and fractured his skull
which waa the cause of his death.
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HOMES FOR THE MILLION.
The Time Approaches-The 2Sth Of March Is
the Day!

The Kansas Land and Immigrant Association, of Atch
ison Kansas have with the most unprecedented
The high character and worldwide reputation of
the has made it the most popular enterprise
naugurated. All rely upon the fairness and i'm
parality of the distribution Secure share once As
the time is short.
Read their advertisement
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nnNIpHAN CouNrY DIRECroRY.

Judge I'd Judicial Distfict-P. L. HUBBARD.
County COmmissioners-FRED. HARPsTER, CYRUS LEIi
JR- A. LAKZELERE-
Sherif-THoNAs j. VANDERsIICE.
rre2sHrer-RoBEKT TRACY.
Sounty CleTk-CHARIEs RAPPRLYH.
,Ounty Attorney-W- d. WEBB
Probate Judge-RoBEKT WILKINSON
Register Of Deeds-F. II. DRENSISG.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction-D. d. RosE.
CorOner-DR WIN. REEDEK
Suryeyor-JAMEs T. FoRMAS.
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Tbs r.,ideuOe of Judge Maynard, south Of town
-. burned about 10 O'Clock last Thursday night The
Jud.e was absent from home at the time. A fe" Aft
Giles Of clothing and furniture were saved There
small INSURANCE on the building The IRE was caused W
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09

Itis related that one of Justices Of the Peace
adiourped Court the other day to whip litgsnt who
was making himself bOthersOme But the latter spanked
nm and said that was his best holt when the Justice
again called Court saying the other didn't scare IS well
ha thnnrhf he would.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09

~ We have often heard it said that the Ch'9 was
some mems Bible but suppose was said only In
But we learn that of the Troy preachers last Sunday
took his text the Chief All right whenever they
fail to find interesting texts in the Bible they are wei
coms to draw upon the Chief None of matter is copy
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09

~ When a ,so called minister Of the gospel lays
aside the Bible ceases preaching Christ and Him Cruel
fed and his pulpit todeoouncing and ssn
ing his neighbOrs by and occupation Is ~"nae
that some of the influential members Of MS eharc
have 80 little confidence in him that they refuse %
his preaching that he has depend upon the
Of other ministers to furnish recruits to his eaareh
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09

IL horse was stolen from Fred hafps'er IN "o.
Ri~s- Toup,bip last Friday night It black
bor.e wear, old The thief supposed TO have gone In
the direction of St. Joseph. Mr. Harpster through IN
sheriff has offered $50 reward for the horse and the
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09
Notice to Teachers.

NOTICE is hereby given, that there win be q public
IN examination Of applicants for Teachers Certificate,
the Court HOUSE IN Troy the first and third Saturdays
in the months Of March and Ap The School Boards Of
this County instructed employ only those Teachers
Who hold certificate valid for the proposed to be
taught D. ID. ROSE Co. Supt
Troy Feb. II. ls76-ew.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09

Cant Frank Posegate of the st. Joseph steam
Printing Company was in town again, Tuesday he Sc
cured the contract from the County for furnishing oAn
books For all work of this kind As well IS bnding anu
fine printing the Steam Printing Company stands
of ANYTHING In the West
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On long time. low interest well improved Farms il
Doniphan County, Kansas. Apply to
june24. X X. STOUT, Troy, Kansas.
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m We have heard a report of supposed murder Of
German stranger from Ohio, few nights ago between
Highland Station and Highland but as the story wa.
- :, ao..p,t wash we'll and We Their efore let it pass
min Il Comes in better shape.
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II The large arrival of new Piows at
Lelands, will be sold lower than Granger
prices.
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Order Of Publication.

Order OF Publication.
Tn the District Court OF the Second Judicial District Of
the Se Of Kansas sitting in and for DOnphan County
Lloyd Bailey, Plaintiff.
Benjamin +. Murphy Defendant
NOTICE
DFNJANIN F. MURPHY viii take notice that he
has leep sued By LLOYD Bailey in this the above
fitId action in the District Court Doniphan County,
Kansas that the petition filed in said action in said
ourt on the I'D day Of February 1876 and that must
answer or demur said petition before the 9Th day
81 Apr ls76 or said petition will be taken true, and
will be rendered against yon declare and adj
inSe YOUR rights the following lands and tenements
forftd to- Wit The nurtheast quarter of section ten
iIol in townshp three Isl Of range twentyone t21 in
boniphsp County Kansas and that you and your heirs
md aicus I've iorrver barred and enoined setting
nm any claim Of right title interest said lands and
tenenenis and for Gusts of suit
PRICE & HEATLEY,
Attorneys Plaintiff
Feb-u,rx ~ is7s w. PRS fee, $50.
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70. new pine board fence is peing but around 'ne
Cont House Square and hitching chains EXTENDED A.
the way round 1t will be great improvement IN INC
apuearanee of the Square.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09

Mrs. Livernores pretty poem Santa Monies" was
copied into number Of paper-among others the Boone
uova Republican. lady contributor TO that paper pub
fishes the following answer. "echo."l
HAIL, SANTA MONICA AN ECHO
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09

~ Judge Steele says that his farm stock was increas
:, ona prbt recently to the amount of calf and
twenty-five pigs.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09

BATES LOCKE, "a Park Row New York.
s. NJ PETTENGILL e. CO., 81 Park Row New York.
GEORGE p. HOWELL CO., 40 Park Row, New York
ROWELL & CHESMAN. ST. Louis Mo.
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Sensible Advice.

At Bckford sinelairs you will find everything in tn
Sci line seDt3O
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IroTICE is hereby given that ct the next March
Trm on the District Court within and for Doniphan
cs1ntv STATE az Kansas the first day thereof the
5er.iened Assignee Of Nathan Sverman viii apply 20
aid Cent for discharge Of his such Assignee
fe''"1S . CHARLES z. BROWN Assignee.
By ALBEIT PERRr his Attorney.
February 10. Is7e-5w. Prsfee, ~
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gntat aattsrs.

For any other length Of time in accordance with the
above rates which apply only TO regular advertising
Pnsiness cards Of S fines or less. Is year.
For lera and transient advertisements u per square
for the first insertion and 50 cents per square for each
snbseouent insertion
S1ecs Notices viii be charged 50 per cent extra; and
editorial advertisements and personal communications
double price
Eight lines Of solid EOnparei make one square. An
fractions Of half square and over are counted full
square
Advertisements requiring TO be certified TO- win be
charged the Of certifying In addition to the regular
rates.
Transient Advertisements must be paid for invariably
r. JOB WORK of all kinds done on short notice As
low as the times win admit All job Work must be paid
for when taken from the office.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09

r. The County Board adjourned Tuesday night
There was no business special Importance before th en-
The next meeting will be the regular meeting the hrs'
Monday in April
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70 The Flows just received by Leland
are the best in the market.
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n If you you want Pure HEADLIGHT Oh buy ! Of
w p RUSSELL. Green Front JAZZ 20
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09

~ Partial eclipse of the moon tonight Thursday',
at 3 o'clock. Admittance free.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09

N Headlight and Radiant PariOr OIL at BekfOrd &
SinclAir's.
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selover's Flour at LelAnds, and warranted As good
Is any other make.
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II William High, Jr, Of Elwood was brought to
Troy on Monday and by proper jury was Adtadged 70
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09

Y The County Board employed George W. sfrahan
to build the house on the Poor Farm
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Fer sale.
One horse spring wagon set of light double har
ness and q stirring pillow, by
s4feb4w. d. d. ROSE Troy, Kansas
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Notice to Stock Raisers,

UyHE undersigned offers for sale the accommo
Il dating terms three ne Thorough bred Bulls years
on the ST. Jo & ID. c. r. K.
Feb. IL ls76-u L. B. W TOOLE
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09

n COu,=====.--.s"- from ElvOOd, 100 ls.s for this
weeks paper.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09

n We have Just received 4 lot Of the incest paper,
and envelopes match for Wedding and Ball invitations
ever brought to Donphan County. They are in style
and but little costly than the plain and ordinary
kind. Those contemplating matrimOny dancing, will
ulea mb4rt this
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MARRIED..

March I, ls76, by Rev. Walter Brovulee MR- JAMES
HEDRicK and Miss POLLY ANN KCSKEI both OF DOnphan
County.
March ls7s. by J. 7. Brown ]. p. of Lewis Town
shid, Holt County, Missouri, Mr. JOIN b. WILSON and
Miss ARANISTA A. ALFoRD, both of Doniphan County
Kansas
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NONE

MONEY TO LOAN,
On long time low rates of interest secured by farm
mortgages +. H. DRENNING.
Troy, Kansas Feb "a, 1876.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09

You asked every day through the columns of
papers aud by your Druggist to something for Dys
pepsia and Liver Complaint that you know nothing about
you get discouraged spending money with but little
Now. to give you satisfactory proof that Green's
August Flower will cure you Of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint with all its effects such Sour Stomach Sick
Headache Habitual Costiveness. palPitation of the
Heart burn Water brasil coming up of food after
eating low spirits etc. ask you to 90 to your Drug
gist W. P. Russell and get sample bottle Of Green:
August Flower for and try it regular size
for rs cents; two doses will relievsyou.