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TfsNSmen.

rrrl aw has ssygra, dozen
professional anglers; they how
ever never go a fishing except
about election time. The tackle
used by these sportsmen IS very
cheap and dealers in tish-hooks,
lines and fshing-rods never de-
rive any benefit from them,
neither do the fnny and scaly
denizens of our creeks and
ponds ever come to an untime-
ly end. We will denominate
our professional anglers as dry
land fishermen. Arrayed in
garments that are usually we'll
worn, or more exactly speaking
in a styls that may be classed
as shabby genteel, with pocK-
cts innocent of even so much
as a quarter of a dollar, and
with 4 throat in constant need
of irrigation, with glib tongue,
one that is hung in the center
and runs as easy and almost as
rapidly as the fly in clock at
striking time, they sally forth
and take stands on the corners
or nearer convenient groceries,
always being careful to select
wet grocery. With parchcd
throat, empty pocket and we'll
oiled tongue they are ready to
angle for candidates. Those
fisherman approach every can
didate in sight and confidently
give him tafy, not taffy COM
posed of molasses, but a taffy
composed entirely ofwind. The
candidate is most solemnly as
sured that he is 0. X. the fisher
man will certainly vote for
him and as he, the fisherman,
possesses great influence, he
will get all his friends to vote
too. Every candidate that bites
at the tafy bait is considered as
a game fish, the fisherman hav-
ing neither personal or political
preference. He is always ready
to borrow from two bits to ten
dollars, or more-if he can get
1t; he is always dry and always
ready to take a drink-ifhe can
get it. He, as already stated,
is very numerous. If the can
didates for city Offices are not
acquainted with him already, he
will introduce himself to them
before the city election is over.
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independence Locals.
Jan. 10, 1881.

Jan. 10, 1881.
Editors Banner:
If our town has suffered the
loss of Davis & Breedlove's
store, which was burned few
weeks SGD, we have another
in its place, that of Mr.. Fore
man, who is opening a fine stock
of general merchandise. He is
a Baptist preacher aud we hope
he will do well.
Mr.. ]. M. WEIGH has also
opened a frst-class blacksmith
and woodworking shop and has
plenty of work.
J. N. Smith, the hackman and
mail contractor, has sold his
hacks and mail contract TO Mr..
E. Muse, who had a cold recp-
ton last Monday morning, the
ground being covered with sleet
and snow, and the thermometer
down to 100.
We had the pleasure of at
tending fine supper at Blan-
toms hall last Thursday, the
proceeds to be devoted to re-
pairing the graveyard. The
handsome sum of 500 was rails
ed.
Our citizens on Sunday had
the pleasure of listening to a,
sermon by Rev. B. d. Dashien-
ofyour city, at the NJ. E. church.
Rey. VIM. Carey Crane preach
ed at the Baptist church. The
first quarterly meeting of the
M. E. church is now in progress
here, Rev. B. D. DashielI, P. E,
presiding. Rev. Cannon is in
charge of this ciicuit.
Mr.. VIM. Elliott and family
have moved to Limestone coun-
ty, and Mr.. E. H. Smith has
moved to Mound prairie, Burle-
son county. S. n. l.. q
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RenI Estnte Transrr..

Recorded by II. NJ. Lewis coua-
~ clerk. for the week ending
January 10TH.
D C Giddings ct. ais. to w B
Barton, SO acres, Clay and
Mound leagues. S 4sI 50
X Collins to H Swift
ger, 100 a., Woodward |. S22 50
P w McNeese to ] w
Hackworth, lot in city. I55 90
T Boedecker to w c
Dixon, + IA. s so
Harker to w c Dix
on, 81 acres, Hawkins |. los 90
H Weide to c Weide,
54I acres, Jackson lge. 275 90
T Norris to J Estes,
lots IS and II, Norris ad.
to Brenham. 1000 90
J NJ Nelson to G Rem
7 lots in Chappell Hill. 500 90
Jonah Foster to II &
J Foster, 100 acres, Bar
nett league, gift.
7 Kerr to L F Kerr,
lot in BRENNAN. 100
w r Stamps to Mrs J
T Norton, lot in city. $50 90
NJ S Eddins and c r
Breedlove, cx'rs, to Julia
Eddins, lot 8, Eddins h. 10 90
H Holt to Herman
Krause, 200 acres. Flu
qua tract. 5000 90
J H Hughes to B Leh-
mann, lot in Brenham. 1900 90
w a Thompson to J
H Goodlett, 81 4o-Ioo
acres, Williams lge. Iz5z 40
H M Waters to Enoch
Carter 50 acres, Jacksonl SEQ 90
0 Holland to F Gidka,
50 acres, Woodward |. 1000 90
J F Winkelman to J F
Knieppe|, I42 acres, Car
rington lge. $500 90
A. Groesbeck and f A
Rice to F Schilling, lot
in Burton. so 90
a NJ Hughes to Mrs NJ
L Barbee, lot in city. 500 90
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MECHANICS engine company
favored the Central railroad the
other day by taking out the
steamer and pumping a tender
full of water. The pump of the
water tank a few miles east of
town being out OF order. The
railroad company will amply re-
pay the engine company by CIV
ing them a supply of coal,
something that they are now
out of. The coal will come in
very handy as the engine was
not only out of coal, but OF
money, too.
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For the want of a few dollars
the fire cistern in the courthouse
yard is empty and the windmill
stands idle. The cement pip
ing for the purpose of conduct
ing the water from the court
house cistern to the fire cisterns
is laying in the courthouse yard
going to wreck by piecemeal.
The business men and property
owners should take some action
to maintain the FIRE department
or every company in the city
will disband. 1t cannot reason
ably be expected that active
firemen will keep up the de-
-partment at their private cx-
.pense for the public good-it
is neither fair nor Just.
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B. ELDRIDGE 6 co.
Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnership

Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing under the name
and style Of b. Eldridge & Co., at Bren-
ham, Texas. has been this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
Frank A Eldridge retires, B. Eldridge
will settle up the business of the finn, pay
all the liabilities and is authorized % coli
lect all the debts due the said partnership.
Brennan, Dec. 18th, 1880.
3. ELDRIDGE,
IA ELDRIDGE.
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In retiring from the fim Of B. Eldridge
& Co., desire to return my thanks to the
public generally for the liberal patronage
bestowed upon said firm for theiast four
teen years; and to respectfully solicit
continuance of the same for its successor.
F. A. ELDRIDGE.
In referring to the above, also take the
occasion to express my thanks to the many
friends who havs so literally patrouized
the firm Of B. Eldridge & Co. during its
fourteen years existence in Brenham.
shall continue the grocery business at
the same place and under the old firm
name of b. Eldridge s. Co., keeping CON
SANITY on hand a full line Of groceries,
wagons, plows &c, .shich shall be sold on
as reasonable terms as can be procured else
where b. ELDRIDGE.
BRENNAN, Texas, Dec. Is, 1850.
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CRY BoNDs-Several hun
dred dollars worth Of city bonds
were sold on Saturday at prices
ranging from 95 to 81 cents.
These bonds are in demand by
those having spare funds to in
vest. The credit of the CITY
stands A No. I as is evident by
these sales of bonds.
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Glad Tidings to Suffering Woman.

\ specific has been discovered that pos
lively corcsts all menstrual disorders 1t
miraculously relieves, and cures all that
class Of troublesome maladies in woman.
1t has long been known and used, and its
specific powers arc abundantly vouched
for by the experience of thousands OF wo-
men.
This magic balm is now finding its way
into almost every househould in the land,
and is known by its significant and express
sive name, Bradfeld's Female Regulator.
Atlanta, Ca. March II, IS7o.-I have
examined the recipe OF Bradfeld's Fc-
male Regulator, and believe it most cx-
cellent medicine, and well suited 10 all that
class OF diseases designated. l have no
hesitation in recommending it to the pub
lie. JOEL BRANHAM, NIB.
DR.. ]. Bradheld, Proprietor, Atlanta, Ga.
Price, SI.5o per bottle. Sold by all Drug
gists, and also by X. E. LUHN and
FrNKLEA & RALsToN, Brenham; Tomp-
son, Schott & Co., Galveston and Dallas,
and allleadin. dealers
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Gamblers.

Ii is said that IN Brcnham
there are several or more men
who gamble, some of them
! gamble for fun-hve cents ante
to make it interesting, others
again are said to gamble for the
money there is in it. That there
are gamblers in town has been
demonstrated beyond any ques-
ton because some half dozen
or more of the sporting frater-
nifty have already been before
justice Hackworth, who it rap
idly acquiring fame, if not for
tune, as a terror to cvil-doers,
andplead guilty, promptly pay
ing their fine and trimmings.
Justice Hackworth yesterday
informed BANNER reporter
that active preparations were
beng made for forward move
ment on the sporting brother
hood. The magistrates band is
busily engaged in getting its in
struments in order to make
legal music" SO the lawbreak
ers had as well buy their pumps
for fancy dancing and clogs for
jigs. The music will be sweet
and has been carefully re-writ-
ted by an eminent professor and
set to the tune known as Trim
mings." All those who expect
to attend this gay and festive
dancing party had as well put
plenty OF money IN their poCR-
cts to pay the musicians. Or
dinarily this court grinds out
justice, but when true sports
men come before it, the en-
deavor is to furnish music and
make everything as agreeable
as possible, in fact the object
sought to be accomplished is to
make the paying ola minimum
fine and maximum costs for
meddling with the pasteboards,
a pleasure instead of a penal
ty.
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.
\ Lady is Drowned while Crossing
Big Sandy iii a Buggy with
her Husband.

On Monday evening about 7
o clock, Rev. Mr.. Westrope, a
Methodist minister, and his wife
arrived at the crossing of Big
Sandy, three miles from this city
on the Independence road
accounts differ some saying
they were going to their home
on Geo. Lees farm near indie
pendence; others that they we're
coming to BRENNAN. BE this
as it may they arrived at the
crossing of the creek which is
wide, fiat and sandy and ordina-
rily has but little water in if.
The night was dark and rainy
and installing the road the
horse went up the creek and
into water hole some ten feet
deep; when the water ran into
the body of the buggy Mrs.
Westrope jumped out into the
water with the evident intention
of going ashore, which was only
few feet off; as soon as she
did so MIR. Westrope also jump
ed out and his feet became en-
tangled in the wheels, taking
him some time to release him.
self; when released he seized
his wife who had came to the
top for the second time. She
struggled SO violently that he
was unable to get ashore with
her, and to save his own life was
compelled to let her go when
she sank beneath the surface.
He succeeded in reaching shore
and hallooing colored man
who lived near by came to his
assistance and helped him to
the cabin, where there was a
fire. Mr.. w. was chilled nearly
to death and had swallowed an
enormous quantity of water.
The colored man at once alarm
ed the neighborhood. Messrs.
Lisk, Bill Hickey and Albert
Rippetoe coming to the spot,
they went to the scene of the
accident; found the lifeless
body of Mrs. Westfope floating
and rescued it. She leaves a
family of three little children,
the Oldest aged eight years.
We were unable to learn any
thing about the family further
than that last year they lived on
the John Eldridge plantation,
near Independence.
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( The BANNER acknowledges
the receipt of an invitation to
the masquerade ball of the T.
c. club, at Artillery hall, Gal
weston, February sd.
We also return thanks for an
invitation to a ball at Weimar,
on the 18th inst, complim enta-
ny to Miss Helen simpson.
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JUsTIcE's CouRr. = Friday
there was only one case, that of
Lewis Anderson, colored, who
was found guilty of an assault
and battery on the person Of
Phranzwchoeisze, pronounce
Framework, colored. Lewis was
declared guilty and fined ST and
trimmings.
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J. L. Ammons has removed
to the store next door to New
bouer Bros. where he has the
largest and finest assortment of
foreign and domestic piece
goods ever brought to Bren-
ham. Suits made to order at
short notice.
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ATTENTION is called to the
Machine poetry elsewhere.
Those contemplating the pur-
chase of a sewing machine
would do well to give Mr.. Car
ter a call, at his office on Main
street, next door TO Newbouer
Bros.
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Estray Notice.
S1.avad.

One bay mare, II or I2K hands high,
branded S inside smoothing iron; be-
tween 5 and years old; gray spot on
Jaw from halter and sides OF mouth sore
from bride bit One gray mare about Il
hands high, about 10 years old. Twill pay
$40 reward for the return Of the animals or
SIS for information leading 10 their recov-
cry. Strayed about two weeks ago.
WA. KIEKE.
Old Deyer place, near Brennan.
BRENNAN, Dec.2 1880. wv
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H. w HARRY & Bros. are
removing their extensive stove
and tin store to the Zeiss build
Jag sext door to Bloombargh &
CO..
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MEssRs STERN BROTHERS, old
citizens of Austin county, near
our county line, have bought out
the old established firm of D. &
E. Roos, and will continue the
grocery business and in addi-
ton have added a fine stock of
dry goods, all of which they are
offering at the very lowest price.
See their card elsewhere.
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LAMP POSTS, : Mayor Kerr
informs the BANNER that two
hundred dollars has been paid
the Brenham Gas company on
account of lamps and lamp
posts, which are now en- route
to this city. The money paid
is out of fines collected in the
mayors court. In the course
of a few weels.the business por-
ton OF the town will be lighted
by gas.
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Issued by Il. N. Lewis COZ
clerk, Tor the week enuins
January 10Th:
c. C. Flanagan and NJ. E. Vinsop.
Adolph Goebel and Bette Clans.
II. A. Brcisham aad Sophie Munzlcr.
Levi Williams and Ella Mum.
Henry HimyeT and Ida Stuckert.
Andrew Herring and Sophie Baker.
A. G. Lehman and Malinda NJ. S,rewe
John Schoppe and Karoline Thefs.
John Thiel and Emma Specht.
August Schulz and A. Gromatzl;v.
Fredk. Engelage and Mary Schawc.
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PAUL DAWSON has completed
his woodworking shop on
South Market street and will
soon have in his steam engine
and machinery. This is a move
in the right direction and we
hope to see Mr.. Dawson reap 4
rich reward from his enterprise.
Every manufacturing establish
ment no matter how small, con-
tributes It's fall proportion to-
wards the prosperity OF the city.
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Now is the time to take Peach
and honey, Old Jamaica Rum,
and other kinds of hot drinks.
All of these can be had at Sam
Meury's o. X. saloon.
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The Florence Nightingale Of the
Nursery.


The following is an extract from letter
written to the German Reformed Messen-
ger, at Chambersburgh, Penn:
A Benefactress.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs.
Winslow will prove theAmerican Florence
Nightingale of the Nursery. OF this we
are sure, that we will teach our ''Susy" to
say, "a blessing on Mrs. Winslow" for
helping her to survive and escape the grip
ing, colirking, and teething siege. Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup relieves the
child from pain, and cures dysentery and
diarrhoea. 1t softens the gums, reduces
inflammation, cures wind collie, and carries
the infant safely through the teething Pc
Rod. 1t performs precisely what il profess
es to perform, every part of it-nothing
less. We have never seen Mrs Winslsw
know her only through the preparation
of her Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing" If we had the power we would make
her, as she is, physicalsaviour to the infant
race. Sold by all druggist. IS cents abot-
tie
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ELSEWHERE we publish a num-
Der of complimentary notices of
the DAILY BANNER and take this
occasion to tender our sincere
thanks to our contemporaries
for their kind words. We make
the publication for two reasons,
first to show that the kindness
of our contemporaries IS fully
appreciated, and secondly that
cur home readers may know In
what estimation the BANNER is
held abroad. .ss
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-01-20

A PLANTER living near Chap
pell Hill has a field of twenty
acres that is yet white with cot
ton, which it has been impossi-
bic to pick, on account of bad
weather. A few other fields are
in the same fix. 1t is rare
thing for any cotton to be un
picked at this season.
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An active brain, sparkling, WIT cheer
full mind, a bright eye. a robust body, pure
rich blood and a vigorous bocnding circu-
lation, add many charms to female society
yet, ali how few ladies can boast of all
these signs of health! While they remain
victims to those terrible female complaints,
they will be compelled to be mere feeble,
delicate drones upon society. But, awake
from the dark and dismal night of gloom
that mantles your brow, you can berestor-
ed to health and happiness by the use OF
English Female Bitters.
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The compress company en-
ploys about thirty hands who
are paid weekly and monthly,
and every dollar of it is spent in
this city. Suppose we have
several dozen factories employ
ing the same or greater num-
Der of hands each, they would
keep great deal of money in
circulation here and improve
business in all branches. The
most thrifty towns are those
where manufacturing is carried
on largely
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LAKeE quantities of agncul-
trral implements are being pur-
chased by our planters, who are
making active preparations for
another crop.
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SEVERAL. gentlemen of this
city, who before the Sunday
law went into effect, were in the
habit of taking a social glass
together at one of our popular
saloons the saloonist paid
s25.45 for violating the Sunday
law and concluded to be good.
The gentlemen all being law
abiding concluded TO be good
too, so last Sunday morning
they met in a very comfortable
lodge. with a sideboard attach
-ment, and proceeded to organ
ize a Sunday sehoofwtharolo-
mel as first teacher and private
as assistant ; the students COM
prlsed two or three colonies,
the regimental surgeon or doc
tor, and several majors. The
sideboard contained the library
and the spiritual consolation of
the scholars enclosed in cut
glass. Much interest was man
Tested in the lessons and the
class enjoyed themselves huge
ly. This school is now full, so
it is useless for any one to ap-
ply for membership, or to at
tempt to discover the ledge
room.
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CA-NAB-RE-KA.- Two Bren-
HON boys were down on Hog
river, near town, last Sunday
when they espied a gondola
with a pleasure party abroad
coming up the stream. On the
gunwales were painted the
words "Cane Brake" The
boys being unacquainted with
marine nomenclature, puzzled
their brains as to how the name
of the vessel was pronounced,
but they finally agreed that it
was "Ca-nab-re-ka,' the name
of an "Injun" chief.
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K. OF P. -Messrs. H. W. era
Der. Mike Jacob and c. t. Rolf
have gone TO Denison as dele
gates to the meeting of the
lGrand Lodge, Knights of Py-
khias.
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SALE STABLE Attention is
called to the card of Reverdy
Scott, who is running a sale
and feed stable as well as wag-
on and stock yard on Main
street. Those having dealings
with Mr.. Scott viii find him ac-
.commodating and reliable.
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THE services at the Baptist
church are creating much inter-
est and on Sunday night four
persons were forward for prayer.
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THIs is the season Of the year
for general repairing Of fences
and outhouses. and our lumber
merchants are happy in conse-
quence,
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BkE Full This is an apt
term applied. by a local politi-
clan, to a man who gets his load
Of extract of corn and goes
home to his hive.
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FARMERS in the independ-
cnce neighborhood have not
yet commenced blowing and
some express fears of getting
behind with their work if the
bad weather does not let up
soon.
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MARRlEB.- On the 18th inst.
in this city, by Rev. F. T.
Mitchell, Mr.. {. C. Flanagan,
Of Henderson, to Miss Ella
Vinson, of this city.
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GARDEN SEEp.-J. S, Norton
has hlI supply Of the well
known and reliable Landreth
gafdSa seeds. See ad. else
where.
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The ORGAN.-Wednesday a
couple male and female--camc
to town accompanied by a tin
cup, or missionary saucer, and
a hand organ that made the most
circulating noise that ever
grated on human ear. The man
engineered the crank, the organ
made the noise and the woman
passed around the saucer, hiv-
ing a good many nickles. She
wore on her breast a placard
setting forth the information
that she was the mother of sew
eral children. Both of them
pretended that they were Grip
pied in order to create sympa-
thy. This couple make period
zeal visitations and each time
succeed in carrying off several
dollars. One of our policemen
informed them that if they con-
tinued begging they would be
locked up as Migrants this had
a magic effect on the man whose
lameness disappeared at once.
Their music is prime nuisance
and they are not objects of char
itv.
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Fire Thursday evening
the dwelling house OF Mr.. Wilke
about a mile east of town, was
destroyed by fire. We did not
learn the cause of the burning
but presume it was an acciden-
tai.
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itching PiIes-symp toms and Cure,

The symptoms are moisture, like pcrspi-
ration, intense itchinsss :, increased by scratch
ing, very distressing, particularly at night,
as if pin worms W ere crawling in and about
the rectum; the rivate parts are sometimes
affected; if allo' sed to continue very serious
results may follow. DIR. SwTyne's All
Healing Ointment is a pleasant sure cure.
Also for tet,.er, itch, salt rheum, scald head
Eysipelas, BARRIERS itch, blotches, all sea-
ly, crusty, cutaneous eruptions. Price 50
cents, 5 boxes for SI.25. Sent by mail to
any address on receipt ofprice in currency,
or three cent postage stamps. Preparations
ly by Dr.. Swayne x Son, $50 North sixth
street, Philadelphia, Pa, TO whom letters
shoulfl be addres. Sold by all druggists.