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Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04
On ruSHf 3ronotamants
SfiGbne.

Seo ben rusItite &ellers Srontn9 l
Mostau oil Der paa aIeranoer Ills
Scepter sIimre en- Claimant, iOm sr
en- af Yerbens prastfuIOeite Snueler, os
buis Sfiebne er meset mGrteli9.
9 Qaret 1747 mprbebes Sdat Habir
/ Sspabam, os enbnu meoens bans
Blob fleb / Ell parm Strom, ilebe De
piloe afgbaniife Srisere til bans Ya'
LABS for at pIpnpre. S Spen befanot fig
oensang en- armeniif ajsbmano ueo Rapn
Gregor S6afras, Der bapce fit Sares
lager / Sasiora % / aIminoelisbeb
taloteS MiaionGren. San par III err
faren, liitis SjObmanc, os oa 8lpns
brinsen al Spcn Os SaIabiet git for
fig, par ban osIaa uoe paa Streiftos
for at siore soOe SanOeler. Sm afs
tenen aftos Gumalten. Oprsret bauoe
ferret, os Seltene feirebe / uilbe Drift
telas lin Griumf. Sdafras git IND /
ct 9ofaIe, buor 0anierinber Os @joss
lere optraabte forat forIpite 9iGiterne.
Oa ban baube iiobet en- Stuno, TOM
Ell Oanierinbe os rate i'm Samburin
irem for at mobtase ben friuiuise afs
gift. S6afras tilfalteoe benoe en-
Stiuins o9 pilbe laoe benOe sau, oa bans
Slif falot paa bcnbeS armbaanO, ueb
bpilfet bun meO en- MesiinstraaS bapoe
~iaitbunbet en- msset flor 0iamant.
Sdafras par SLENDER Os iaa itrar, at
bet par en- al be ubpre toitbare Stene,
Iom baube prpbet ben mproeoe S6ats
Srone. Den enc at bisie Qiamanter
beb Acknowledgement, ben anoen Maanes
bierset, os S6afras antos, at ben
Oiamant, Sanierineen bopoe, uar ben
iioItnGurte.
"Opao er oct for ct @IusItptte, on
BAR paa Din slrm?" ipurste ban ipss
9enoe.
Seq iit ben uplis al 9uiun. 9an
bar taset ben."
"S S6afens 4uIubs?" ipurSte ars
msniereu.
Seq ueo lite; ban gap mig en- Del
andre o9iaa;" os meo bisie Orb ireme
to9 bun al lin Sung en- 9aanofuIo
2Goelitene.
Sdairas BAD benbe at ieube Sol
oaten til ham, o9 benne tom % meos
braete Stenene. Gen Eris, ban for
lon9te, par life operorsuen bsi, men
Sdafras iasoe uui9eueI, at ban uiIos
raabiors Jig meo iine Srobre, Tor ban
tiebts; imiblertio bebolbt ban Stenene.
Oaian Oft, men = Tom alorig tllba9e,
iormentIi9 al 6rp9t Tor 6orrGoert fra
6icbmanoens Sios. 0enne penbte til
bnge til Sasiora os raaOiurte Jig met
line 8reore. Se beiluttebe ba a
boIOe Sasen ~bemmeIig, oa Seliooelier
al Statten let tunoe tolte Dem
gipet, og ferlt toIu Aar eiter reiltt
Sdafras I'll Nmlterbam, bpor ban no
bob Maanebier9et til Sals. Rusnitt
% engelite Qgenter ~inofanbt zig, %
Setsrsbur9boiiet Loo BAN tiIbpoe ri
Heiie, buis ban piIoe tomme Ill Ct.
petersburg o9 ~unoerbanoIe, men bar
f%oretrat at 9iore bette paa Nfltano,
SluteIi9 bleu Der BAN buoen al Den
ruslilte Mtiniltsr 1anin 2loelsbiplom
en- ~lipsparis Feuiion al 5000 Hubler
500 600 tontant % en- toltbar Rin9
Shafras par imiolertio enonu life til
freos, buorfor bet r~usiiife Sof aibrse
llnoerbanolin9erne; S6oiras maott'
flp9te til 2lltra6au, o9 berfra FINITE.
oes after llnoerbanpIinserne glen
mem 6pr1t Orion, % armenieren 'ol9t,
MI snoelig Siamantsn for Noslsoiplo.
met o9 $50 900 fubler tontant. Sia
manten a%nbrastes paa bet teiierIigt
Scepter. SdaIras iamleoe tore Ris
BONNIE, men Der iuIste in9en Sptte mel
benz bans Born eOsIasoe Dem os BOO
/ itcrlte Glenoisbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04


TaltclanDslpier. Gen Gang, Der
enonn ianotes originate @ooseiere her
til Sanos, ~itriuer ct banif Slao, 9iorps
en- al oisle en- 6aitelaunss Sonbas ct
@iloe for ale line 6eltebsnper o9 an
ore llnoci9iuns iamt oerss Sultrier.
Ut9roene blep bRnfet Tor lig, 8onerne
Tor zig. Oa Stesen TOM pau gorost
hos Dc ~fsrlte, reiite @ooseieren iig op
o9 ertlGreos, at insen al M9noene ut
Sou til at mage paa Oritteparerns, for
en- al benz, nemlis ben, Der par 0srrs
/ lit lous % bolot lin Suitru | Su9t
% 9errens 6ormanins, iprit bauoe Jun,
get Ell SuIeians. Manbene iaa paa
bueranore, paa 6Iaiferne ps paa Go
nerne os fslte Jig aabenbart Iiot be-
tlemte. Giter en- lang Yauie os sfter
manst ct "t6m" ~bespnote enbeIis en-
itor iper &arl meb ipas 9tclt at ipnge
en- Gang / Sfiasset. Oa ban til itor
SetteIle for line Silborere par fGrbis,
Tom Snren til 6uinofoltene: @ooseies
rem ertlGreOe, al ingen MATTE rere Ell
Vt>, for Den &pne, ipm par 6erre /
ut !Dus o9 ouer lin Manb, baube iuns
get. Strar ltenrmebe Be alleiammen /
buer meo fin Melobi - Sen forriqe
Sansers Some bOieit al benz ale. Wisn
@ooseieren sneo fig / !0Gnberne. San
par u9ift.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04
W~orScnifjplos me WrenlanosfGro.

NOr0enltJpl0e nge Wrgtlall0StTr0.
i bet cfiicielle Nnoragenoe til Den lpen.
ife Heslerin9 fra NorbenfieIo forflarsr
ban, at ban pil "oels oper Ssprtener
ueo Spiten lc9e at transe frem til set
Snore al Sanoet, bpilfet ies = at Be i
GeilepIanen a%nfOrte @uunbe, men /
Mootrio meb be Nnifueller, iom for
Chen er %aIminoeIi9 9ieIoenbe blanbt
6a9meno = anIer for at p9re isfrit;
Sels tiuise beip9e @renIanbs Sitfpit
for Der at anitiue llnberisselier ON
lammes tibet fienbte @eosraii % Nas
tirforbolo." N~orbenifioIb aster at bape
ire euer fire Naturforifere meb fig, os
DC lfal, naar Seilisbsb tilbyber fig, force
t19e ll9nenoe llnberieseIier, iom luenife
SioenlfabsmGnb peO tibIisere NorbpoIs,
erpeoitioner bar ubiert. I~nbrasenbet
frembGuer, buorlebes ct laabant @rens
lanoSsSost uiloe banne ct iortiettenoe
SEQ | 6iepen at 3eiier, iom for er
9lorte, os at ben bebit muIise gelpss
ming al s%rpnlanbite NaturforboIb / als
ors os npere Sio lite Blot bar getpos
ming for Tioenifaben / MminbeIiabeb,
men larlis Snteresie / 9enieenbe til
fuloltenbisere Sptlarins af De nuuas
renoe ifanbinapiifs eanoes ssoIosiife
5orbolo. Rorbenifielb anmober ON at
taa bet t9l. iuenife Boitifib "Sofa"
itiuet til lin 8aabigbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04
Jpho1strv Department.

vi nil iese uo belle ur geboIbnins af guIutappsr, gorbuo. Moter
Gardner msS Sdbebsr, SensuecesStof os anipinsr; i Bet SeIe taa.t ale
Sarer nnber bette 0epartement til Snotiobspris mob Ronant. Nsr ri opto,
ger Sorhsnele Our YarebeboIontnsen er ben bbfe So at tbe biuist.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04

bifaaenOe at Sa1e, 2e, sutter, suup Os aae andre aoonnIs@arer fcloes
til Snotsbsspr1s os brtnses frt omtrins til buIteHombelf Gus gpen. for
at ri tan bhue bet tpt, for ri optaser garebeboloninaeu o. punter % wu.
tttem. aom Op bsos os. aeb Moeie
s. w. LANDERS l. son.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04

81 bar tssemos pa DO Gt 500 9eamos. o. Quite. eraater.
in nj ul iGse ub til Yuir berehsr. Nosle fa Sprfrotter er tilbaae. 90
De lGlses lGrbslss biuist; TOM % fob Ell. Serres ArtifIer. 8aojeffe.
&nHerter % Seeie. eeffer til lane prIer for at faa seboIbuinoen
uofolst.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04
Gratis uooeIiua.

1000 Prsues SLATER af "8rowns CIR.
peetorant foreret bort hos
loom. q. s. @etfer.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04
Domestic DEPARTMENT

Domestic Department.
Good Standard Prints . K a cts NV Val
Good Standard Shifting a tn q Cts ~ w.
Good Standard Bingham 9-1O-10 c+s nv w
Bed ~Tickings, Batting. Cotton Flanel, shirtines Denims and
Pants-Cloth.
til ieroees lane prier.
Vi er asmhr for ben nps $50. 8 Sp.Raiine, ben beSne % biuioa, ~
Nost, iOm enbusr bsbsuer. aom % bdss Os.
8. ". LANDERS.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04

Stsoler. Sfo. Mrettes Subber, Subber .etssIer- a. >. a..
uouals a mt Stdei for aae til Snbtcbs.gus, tinbtI Dor aorioe Nr,oo.r
az Varebebolbninssn foresaar. Gin os ct gdso. O'S"
S. w. Landers & Son.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04
&, ". LANDERS E SON
Sill 4ublitum!

Ti unoeuetter Bubttum oct nonise Soma % bet iuoiae Wianeiotp
ON, at nj iGIser port belle Sares9asr, benbsrenbs til be forfieuise Oepurs
tements, til be uasIausne prer, for ri optassr por aartae Susrfst ouer
SaebeboIoninger:
81 bespnbsr ims ct
Specielt uoial9 at 9uioe=Warcr o9 Brooerier
al mioOsIs Os FIN suaIist, SOirpssase, Sanoiar iamt unoersi al ale slass
for Oamr % Born.
Si bespnber ims port npr
Sprponin9s=S al9 at 3ioletoier % &iole=Ypnt
inobfattenos fOrtnnIise Garer til ausrlauens Ynier. ppnt Iuarenbe til al
Sla9s 6ioIetemr.
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Stun, fine
Same=sio ossprneesto, fnt Serre=stotpi at beoae sort, Seller si.o.
il 9 riet, Der sDr, at Bet ma iases. Som Os ie ieu.
aGrbsbisn
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Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04

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Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-21
77-77-77777. - Essex Band Tournament.
A Lively Day-musle in the A1r-Ban'


 A Lively Day-N1us1e in the Afr-Bands
 and Drum Corps.
 Essex had it's band tournament yesterday. Nearly everybody in the town and for miles around was there and all the trains brought visitors Extra cars had to be attached tsl some of the trains. MT. J. I. Hutchinson was marshal of the day. The procession moved at 11:so in order as follows:
 J Hutchinson. marshall oefs
 CT, Philo Hall drum major. 20 men. COustock. ohsney ! cos Rand, ,Iyoryton, G French Wilmington Fire Company, Essex, o c Cheney fore w..b,pe.on Hos. 0paSy n SS Ta:.x os.r,s. Eutze Rockville Drum Corps, Ip men. Union Cornee Band Deep Rfyer John Kelley leader, Chester Fife and Drum Corps, snliman leader. IS Clinton oOrnes Band. Ava Pisrson leader. 20 :nsn
 George Carey drum major, 19 men.
 Making total of POS.
 The line of march was through the prin. cipal streets and under the direction of Chief Marshal J. Hutchinson and his aids, George Cheney, Edward Pratt, James l.. Phelps, l.. l.. Wooster and James Pratt. Many homes were decorated for the day and the scene al- together was inspiriting and interesting. An address was delivered by Mir. J. Wilnel Pratt. After the speechmaking bountiful and generous collation. was served. About five hundred sat down to the spread. The dinner was provided by the ladies of Essex After dinner the various bands gave sam pie of their playing and the air was full oi music and the vicinity full of people. The different uniforms of the different organiza tions, all pleasing and showy, made a fine contrast and the music, while of different degrees of excellence, was none of 1t poo1 and some very fine. All the bands anG drum corps in the State were invited. Int affair was 8 gratifying success.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-21
State News.

The Huntingdon fair was largely attended yesterday. Preston has 8 town debt of $90, ,O0O, of which $12, ,000 is bonded var debt. The Dime Savings bank of Wallingford has
 deposits of over $12O,O0O, and a surplus of $2, 900. Charles Tonsel, an old carriage and house painter of Southington, died Wednesday evening. Frank Walsh, on trial for killing Michael Welsh. WAS acquitted by Superior Court jury at Waterbury Wednesday.
 Fort Trumbull had pet kitten which de- liberateIy jumped of the wharf and drowned 1 itself the other day in the presence of the garrison. MT. Scobie, the Orange grocer, picked up on his Wheeler's Farms route, the other day,
 white elephant potato weighing 31 1-2 ounces. Patrick Killride, of Southington, plead guilty to theft of 8 watch and chain from F. H. Hastings, Wednesday. He was sent to the county jail for three months. Hon. Edward Carswell, of Canada, and Judge Levi N. Blydenburgh, of New Haven, will deliver an address on temperance at the Baptist church, Wallingford, this evening. A delegation from the Harmony division, s. of T., will be in attendance and the ''B" quartet will sing.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-21
Bnried in a .Jar.

SlO,O0O i'm Bonds and Mortgages &ho
 Property of the WoOdbury Savings
 Bank.
 It will be remembered that the Woodbury bank was burglarized one night in July last, or whereabouts, and nearly $10,Oo0 worth of property, mostly bonds and mortgages of which $4, 800 worth of bonds were negotiable
 were taken. The burglars escaped with a stolen horse and were seen driving towards Bridgeport. AfterWRrd, the abandoned horse and carriage were found near North avenue. Some excitement was caused there shortly after from the fact that one or two men
 were arrested believed to be concerned in the affair. But nothing was ever proven against
 such parties. On Saturday all of the prop erty stolen, with the exception of about $1, 100 worth of bonds, was recovered in Bridgeport near North avenue. Two men from Litchfeld county and 8 New
 Haven lawyer came there some time ago, act jag in 8 rather mysterious manner, and De- tective Taylor watched them rather closely to find out what they were about They were ] the ones who recovered the property. The l lawyer acted as Ego between" and obtained sufficient information to get hold of the prop erty. By the aid of man, furnished by somebody, the men were able to locate the ! hiding place as the stone wall in Beach's ! woods, opposite the quarry, and in that spot | they found the notes in glass fruit jar. They were taken back to Woodbury.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-21
State Correspondence.
SouthfngtOn,

SOuGn1n&UOus
 The striking nut makers of this place have returned to work at 6 com promise.
 The trail of Paul Welch, which was set down for yesterday, has been postponed until the December term of the Superior court It will be remembered that young Welch was the operator who received the train order and forgot to give it to the conductor at Plainville. At that time he was in the em- ploy of the N. Y. & N E. R. k. At present he is in the employ of the Western Union telegraph company in the Grand Central depot, New York. It is thought that they cannot get jury to convict the young man.
 The P. s. & W. Go. have gang of men at work repairing the slate on the roof of their office.
 The watch shop is running in full blast.
 Pratt < Craig have started up their mince meat business in full bloom. This is com paratively a new departure for the town.
 Quite 8 number from here attended the races in Meriden day.
 A party of the O. W. A. M. of this place drove over to New Britain last night.
 The basement of the Catholic church is be- ing frescoed, painted in water colors. Whitta- ker Bros. of Boston are doing the job The new bank building is being fitted up. All the woodwork is in cherry and ash.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-21
fiaalltid.
NEW YORK. Sept. 20.

HEW 1Ohks 6cpsssAo.
 The bears renewed their attacks the Northern Pacific and Oregon Transcontinental stocks to-day in hopes of causing general stampede and decline in the whole Hst thereby permitting them to cover the line of stocks sold hs strength of the scare in connection with the damage to the corn crop ever week ago. In this however, they failed. the markes outside of stocks mentioned being steadily up by strong hands, while in these mentioned the bears met with stubborn residence and only succeeded in causing comparatively slight decline which was all recovered before the close. It is said that Jay Gould was heavy buyer of Northern Pacihc and Ore gon Transcentnental to-day In the foEenoenWhen tne report Of the Northern Pacific company was pubiah- ed and it was seem that recently circulated unfavora- be reports regarding the financial condition Of the road were srosaIy exaggerated there was renewed buying chisdy by those who sellers in the early dealings Union Pacific in for considerable at tentien from the bear element during the forenoon dealings vigorous raid commenced on the stock and in absence Of any decided support 1t gave away sharply, showing decline at the lowest point of 2H per csnt. The rest of the list dropped oil to 1H in sympathy. In the last hour the market steadily gained strength, and prices at close in some 1nstances whore at the highest point of the day In the greatest decline Erie and E., Western Mis- sissippi, Pacific, Northwestern and Union Pacific and Western Union. Ihs specialties were quiet. Most changes were decline of per cent. in Houston and Texts, in Oregon Navigation and in Pullman Pal ace Car and an advance of 1 in Alton and Terre Haute.
 Money loaned at 2a2k per csnt. to-dsy, and closed at q
 Exchange c,osed firm at 4sSa4s6; sctuaI rates 4s2a 4s21l for sixty dsys. 4s4a4s54 for demand Governments cioseM6rna.
 Closing prices reported over the private wires oi BBNNELL SCRANTOEJ, Rankere and Brokers1
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-21

0. N Crittenton. Sole wholesale Agent for Dr. c W. Berson's Remedies, 115 Fulton St., New York. Hel9 end
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-21
4 ~ The Bad and -.TTNL Worthless
z g- VSS Are never ImitdteC
 - M or cOI1aterfeited.

HI0 H0FoI VHVVv0VVo0' % or counterteited.
 This is especially true of a family medicine, and it is posi- tive proof that the remedy inaitated is of the highest value.
 As soon as it had been tested and proved by the whole world that Hop Bitters was the purest, best and most valuable family medicine on earth, many imita- tions sprung up and began to steal the notices in which the press and people of the country had express ed the merits of H. B., and in every way trying to induce suffer- ing invalids to use their stuff in- stead, expecting to make money on the credit and good name of H. B.
 Many others started nostrums put up in similar style to H. B., with 7ariously cunningly devised names in which the word "Hop" or" "Hops" were used in way to induce people to believe they were the same as Hop Bitters. All such pretended remedies or cures, no matter what their style or name is, and especially those with the word "Hop" or "Hops" in their name or in any way connected with them or their name, are imi- tations or commercials.
 Beware of them. Touch none of them, but: Use nothing but genuine Hop Bitters, with bunch or cluster of green Hops on the white label. Trust nothing else. Druggists and dealers are warned against dealing in limitations or cOunterfeits. f1
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-21

| 2. s w GRylCr, Stamford Hero.
 | g. Titus, Brattleboro, Vt, 2 Green Mountain
 f Frank Palmer, Hartford. b Harry whitford. | rock
 Harry Whitford was drawn, the others | were started in the following order: Green | Mountain Boy had the pole, Hero second,
 Shamrock third and Essex Maid fourth.
 At the second trial the judge gave the | word. All four broke at the first turn. Hero
 was first at the quarter leading by length 1 Green Mountain Boy and Shamrock next, each length apart. At the half Hero. Green Mountain Boy and Shamrock were neck and neck, the Maid in the rear. Green Mountain | Boy led on the home stretch and was passed at the wire by Shamrock, but the judges gave | the heat to Green Mountain Boy.
 In the second heat the horses started at the | fifth trial, Essex Maid, Green Mountain Boy | and Shamrock were at the quarter together where Shamrock broke. At the half Essex Maid led with Hero and Green Mountain Boy 1 IApped. Essex Maid retained the lead to the wire, Green Mountain Boy second.
 In the third heat Green Mountain Boy and | Shamrock were Tapped at the quarter, tive lengths behind Essex Maid. Green Noun tain Boy fell back to third place at the half where Hero and Shamrock were neck and neck. Essex Maid leading to the wire. In the fourth heat Fred Reynolds took the Teins behind Hero. After several trials the horses started, Essex Maid led on the back stretch, Shamrock, Green Mountain Boy and
 Hero followed and all close together. At the third quarter Essex Maid broke and fell back but went forward to Shamrock on the home stretch, coming under the wire even with | Shamrock.
 After some delibsration by the judges while hundreds of people Hooked to the track ! in front of the judges stand, the heat was awarded to Shamrock.
 The fifth heat was another close one The Maid led a triHe to the third quarter Hero Tapped Green Mountain Boy at the half. Shamrock was first at the wire, with Essex Maid et his wheel @.s hal srtass-
 Hero retired after this heat Essex Maid l 1Enn kha heat -1nikh Gl,a.,n,c,clr ,ann,,d ~
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-21
The Court Record.

Court of Common PIens-J adge Torrance
 This court came in yesterday at 10 o'clock and heard arguments on a plea of abatement gins, of 2S Oak street to restrain Rev. Father James Finnegan, of Rhode Island from build ing fence which closed up the driveway be tween the plaintiffs house and the one ad joining, the latter being owned by Father Fin. negan. Higgins claims that the passage way has been open and in use for the past forty years. The plea of abatement for the dis missal of the injunction proceedings was made on the ground that the writ was not returned until after the expiration of the legal time. Judge Torrance reserved his de. cision. The court adjourned to 10 a. m. Friday without any further business being transacted.
 This afternoon bar meeting will be held to make assignments for next week.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-21
.wAlnut Leaf aaIr Reg1or.r.

It Is entirely different from all others. II Is as clear as water, and, as it's name trdI. oates, is @ perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer. It will immediately free the head from aIl dandruh, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce new growth where ii affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar Of Lead aud Nitrate Of Silver preparasione have done. Is will change light or faded hair in g few days to beautiful RIosgy brown. Ask your druggist for 1t. Each
 bottle is warranted. Ohas. N. Orfttenton. New York, and Geo. q Gos i1in & Go, Bog. on. wholesale a6sngs. s6 1yd&w ]
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-21
2:37 GLASS.

l. Norton, Waterbury. b rn Essex Maid. 2 W Gsylor, Stamford, b Hero. 8. Titus, Brattleboro, Vt, b Green Mountain Boy
 4. Frank Palmer, Hartford. b Harry Thitford.- z. William Hagherty, Scranton, Penn, br Sham
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-21
Hay Favar

From Col. 0. H. Mackey, Thirty-third Iowa Infantry: t'To persons afflicted with Catarrh, would state that have derived more benefit from Ely's Cream Balm than anything else have ever tried. have now been using it for three months and am ex- periencing no trouble from Catarrh what ever. have been 8 sufferer for twenty years. 0. H. MAcKEY, Sigourney, Feb. p, 1S82''
 have used Ely's Cream Balm for Hay Fever, and experienced great relief I most cordially recommend 1t as the best of all the many remedies have tried. T. B. JENKs. Lawyer, Grand Rapids, Mich. Price 50 cents. septl4eod&w2v