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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14
AlOUlsrASA FLOOD.


Deysssesane nnsses - N OvssAsv - Ne
The hsast.rsndiug and trsmsndousiy
tragic scsnss Of 0 food in . mountain
gorge are wholly lacking in . Louisiana
hood, says the the New Orleans Picoywse.
when . great levss breaks in our low
lands there 10 . terrible rush Of waters aa
The immediate scene OF The crevAsss. but .
short distance from the locality the scenes
arc entirely different.
The water does not 60 roaring and rag.
Ing through . marrow valley, sweePing
everything before IL. The yellow food
pouring through the gap, often enlarged to
the width Of miles, simply spreads over
the Hat country, filling the vast shallow
basin that II really presents. Day
after day the turbid waters climb
10 around and into the dwellings,
the stables, the stock yards. the
sugar houses, the cotton sheds, and gin
houses, while the pastures and cultivated
ields are covered. The submersion goes
ON until the country 10 inundated from
from four to twelve feet deep over vast
areas. The people retire to their upper
rooms, unless, % 10 often the case with
the smaller dwellings, their inhab-
itants are aoated away. The domes-
TIC animals accompanied Oy sos
Of waters perish BY thousands from ex.
haustion or starvation. The muddy water
deposits its silt in the houses and upon
the growing crops, covering everything
in it, reach with q shiny mud. The coun-
try roads are s~xtiuguished the bridges loat
away, the railways are disabled, and boats
alone afford . means Of communication
with the population bslsagusred BY the In
undation.
Many people are drowned under these
unusual circumstances, many more sicken,
and not . few die from the exposure and
priyations which they undergo, while TIE
suffering for provisions 10 often 90 great
the destitute people over vast areas
of submerged country are dependent
on charity. The flooded region ID
often twenty to fifty miles wide and
100 miles long, and in al
these limits there 10 scarcely q
spot Of dry ground. Such . state Of things
may last one or two months before the
waters subside, and then dry land at to
stand on, much less to plough, il slow in
making its appearance.
Such 10 . food in Louisiana. II It has
not the overwhelmingly terrible and in.
stantaneous ~cataclysmic features OF q
Johnstown tragedy, it 10 sufficiently deadly
snd dreadful. Let it not be considered
lightly.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14
Drill. Pretty Creature.

Come, drink, I implore you
Gladys Jsyhawk's contralto VOICE.
20 low O. TO he almost dec0llote-fAl-
tered e she whispered this exhorts-
ton in the sea-shell-tinted ear Of which
CASTOR Montespan possessed two.
She punctured the remark with . con-.
~vulsive sob, - il her larynx had slipped
its mornings. At this sound the young
man felt his whole being thrill ~ it had
never thruli before.
.Ncvcr!" he exclaimed, with an
preston on his face which could have
earned him $40 . week as the villain of
an "Uncle Toms Cabin Company.
They we're from st. Louis. these two,
but they were to be pitied rather than
condemned for that. They were born
there and knew no better. CASTOR be-
longed to one of the old French families,
while the father of Gladys had made q
fortune by %inventing o patent cork
screw. They were we'll matched, and
the world said that when CASTOR
Montespan led the lovely heiress to the
altar, the good old city Of st. Louis
knew no happier proprietor of o soft
snap" than he.
They were sitting in the twilight just
now, and the cleaning was just begin
ming its usual gloam, while the purple
haze of coming night was doing bust
ness at the old stand.
As Gladys uttered the words with
which our story opens, she stood with
one white arm about Gaston's neck,
while with the opposite hand she held
q slipper Of white satin. The satin in
the slipper had been intended for the
manufacture OF q ball dress, but Gladys
found that there was q superabundanco
Of material. in fact enough for a pair Of
slippers for herself, and SO the ball
dress was abandoned and the slippers
were made instead.
Drink
The monosyllable was uttered in .
tone that was half a prayer, half a man
date; yet CASTOR youchsafed no answer,
save the low soft refrain Of Little
Annie Rooney" which he whistled
pensively.
Striking Il mad scene in article ATT
attitude, she exclaimed:
"Gaston, You have said that You love
me, then listen. This slipper Of mine
| contains the conteuts of two quart bot
ties Of champagne, sparkling and de.
licious as cham agne alone can be. !
have.been reading of the young men at
White Sulphur Springs who drink
champagne from the slipper, OF reigning
bellies. lain would emulate them. If
| you love me. drink"
In harsh. firm tones the young man
answered:
GLADYS, heaven knows / love you
but I cannot drink two quarts Of cham
payne ct one fell gulp. That were, mad
ness. Girl, you would fain get me
p~aralyzed.'
And so saying he strobe into the
cleaning.
With q shrek of anguish Gladys
cried:
Il shall have to drink it myself
Harry B. Smith, in America.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14
TIE OhjectiesaI waltz.

The waltz, pretty and graceful
though II be, Is responsible Tor the de-
cline in dancing. Il renders converse
tion An impossibility. thereby doing
away ct one fell swoop with one ofthe
most engaging charms OF . partner 10
the dance. The quadrille is the fayorite
battlefield Of Irritation the waltz kills
firtations. In the days Of the minuet,
q ancestors engaged in pleasant dis
course while treading that stately dance,
and the plain quadrille afforded many
Of us occasion to enjoy delicious bits Of
Irritation with those Of the other SCI
whom we admired; for in tho dance las
on board ship or in asleeping-car) many
liberties and plcasantries pass for harm
less nothings, which elsewhere might
be offensive. A revival Of the quad
rifle would please mothers and daugh-
tors alike.
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9lGeIfv nnn96
tG1lSaoA4Sent1ss abo11
eWU y11 49,. II and Two compAn-
- W1so - hanting. Thsy hAd
kills qutten quantity u gaxne md Ind
~ 1913 p~eoparAt3cns 1ce camping,
Whsn ~ o cnoe thsy vers ~ upon 81
! doRsn 9iosx. Who raissds tsesasndous
wnxwho0n with the expectation Of
f~ightening ths tEappsrs away from
their prize. The latter, however, were
experienced n Indian cunning and war
hare. and stood their ground braxely.
AT the moment whom the aiyfay began
Biddls was returning from the brush
With : load Of fire-wood- Six Indians
sprAne IN front ct him. hoping 10 cut
him on from his companions and kill
and scalp him q thar leisure.
Seeing thst they had the advantage
In numbers, Biddle threw down his
wood and. snatching his large navy
revolver from his belt, where he always
kept il for Just such emergencies, he
darted into the brush. Tho Indians
followed, but Biddle, being 6eet Of foot.
gained on his pursuers and was 500
secreted behind . dense chaparral
thicket. Three Of the Indians turned
to join their six companions who .
waging war upon the other two trap
pers, but the remaining three rushed
on after Biddle. He Wa nov ready for
them, and no sooner had they shown
themselves around the edge OF the
thicket than he fred twice, killing two
Of them.
The leader Of the party. who was .
perfect hercules, snapped his gun ct
Biddle, but y did mot 60 on. instantly
he threw It down, and, driving q long
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14
Fight Between Whales.

The canal schooner H. @. Ely, Of this
city, George Moore, of Delaware, master,
arrived yesterday with a cargo Of lumber
from North Carolina. Mate John Ben
nett reported that when in Chesapeake
bay, OF Point no.p point, on the afternoon
Of the 18th, with . light breeze from the
westward, two whales were seen first on the
port bow, distant about q quarter of . mile.
lashing the water into foam. Az the vessel
drew nearer 1t was seen that one was about
80 feet in length, the other . little larger,
and that they were engaged
in q deadly combat. The whales would
rush At esch other, sometimes striking
with their huge, square heads, but oftensr
lodging the blows. aud the smaller seemed
to have the best Of it. They sounded often
and ~ often ~ they came to tho surface
they threw the water Is to 20 feet iato the
air from their blow holes. When they
came together the blows sounded like the
fall Of . pile driver, only not SO clear, and
the thrashing Of their tails threw tho water
half masthead high. The crew of the Ely
watched the combat for nearly half 40
hour, during which the larger whale was
driven toward the Observation-Disclosures
Times.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14
h on the Hish Seas.

On the rail, on . steamboat, aboard . fishing
smack. or yachting on tho coast. Hoststtsr's
Stomach Bitters will be found . reliable means
Of averting and relieving ailments to which
travellers, mariners. and emiGrants are pscul-
iarly subject. Sea captains, ship doctors, voy-
ayers, or sojourners in the tropics. and all about
TO encounter, unaccltmated. IN unaccustomed,
or dangerous climate, should not neglect to
avail themselves OF this safeguard Of well-sscsr.
tanned and long-tried merit. Constipation, bill
iousness, malarial fever, indigestion. rheuma-
tisnl, and affections Of the bladder and kidneys
are among the ailments which It eradica .ee, and
IL may he ies"rted to l OF only with confidence
In its remedial efficacy but also in l 3 perfect
freedom from every oh ectionabls ingredient,
since 1t is de, lived from the pErest aud most
aalutaly sources. 1t countsi acts the effects Of
unwholosome food and water.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14

WHEN Russell Harrison returned from
his recent trip to Florida he brought with
him two alliRators a. an addition to the
White House pets. Members of the family
In the executive mansion did not take very
kindly to the new animals, however, ard
they were placed in an ordinary tin foot
tub and consigned to the conservatory,
which is connected with the main floor Of
iho mansion,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14
Musical Accent Illustrated.

At q trial in the court Of kings bench
as to an alleged piracy Of the "Old En-
glish Gentleman" M Of the first wit
nesses put in the box was Cooke.
"Now, sir" said Sir James Scarlet,
in his cross-examination Of Cooke, ''you
say that the two melodies are identical,
but different. What am l to under
stand by that, sir?"
"What I said" replied Cooke, twas
that the notes in the two arrangements
are the same but with . different &C.
cent-the one being in common while
the other is in triple time consequently
the position OF the accented notes is
different in the two copies"
"What is . musical accent?" Sir
James %lippantly inquired
my terms for teaching music are .
guinea o lesson, said Cooke, much to
the merriment Of the Court.
II do not want to know your terms
for teaching" said the counsel, II want
you to explain to his lordship and the
jury what is musical accent"
Sir James waxed wroth.
.Can you see it?' he continued.
4No," was the answer
"Can You feel It'll"
WELL" Cooke drawled out, - must
clan can."
After an appeal to the Judge the ex-
amining counsel again put the question:
will YOU explain to his lordship and
the jury-who n supposed to know
nothing about music-the meaning Of
what you call accent?"
Musical accent" rejoined Cooke, lis
emphasis Ibid on . certain note, Just as
you would lay stress on any word when
speaking in order to make yourself bet.
ter understood. II / were to say, you
are . donkey, the accent rests on dom
key but If instead / said, you are q
donkey it rests IN you, Sir James, and
/ have no doubt that the gentlemen Of
the jury will confederate me in this"
The story Is more personal than polite
Nevertheless, it il we'll worth telling
IS All instance Of forcible i~llustration.
It is useful, too, since il may serve TO
impress upon the minds of that very
large circle of people who plume them
selves on being musical some faint
notion Of WHIST accent in music really i.
| II il the outcome Of that wonderful In
vention, the division 81 music into 6ars,
hut Tor which music might still be only
the magical accomplishment q . few,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14
Dictionary. Of the Thibetsn Language.

Able D~eseodins, vicar apostolic OF Thi.
bet, who has been . missionary in the Chi
nese borders of that country for thirty
i've years, and whose name occurs in every
modern book Of travels in that region, has
lately returned to France With the manu-.
script OF . dictionary Of the Thibetan Lam
guage on which be has labored for . quar-
ter Of Q century, and which he is DESTROYS
o. having published In Eurore. 1t will DO
in Latin, French and English.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14

JEFFRE Johnson, who was at ono time
a slave uner the laws Of New York, is still
living in Kings county, that state. A bill
OF sale, still preserved, shows that he was
disposed Of for esq in 1909. and he was
then about 9 years old" Two of his sons
did good service in the civil war, and it is
to the further credit of the old man that he
never posed as the body servant Of WASH
inpf0n.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14
Jssh Bllllnss' Philosophy.

The man who is strictly honest, and
nothing over, haint got emmy thing more
tew brag on than Q pair ov s~teelyards
hax. some ov the meanest cusses l
ever knu had got tew be 80 honest bi
long praktiss that they kould guess 1t =
pound.
II man haint got grit enuff tn stand
the teinptashun ov . GIN cocktail. how
kan he fight . real difakulty when he
gifts . chance?
Awl p~lezzures are lawful that don't
end in making us feel sorry.
The man who kan be proud in the
presence ov kings, humble when he
communes with himself, sassy tn pow
erty, and polite tn truth, IL one of the
boys.
Natur DUE awl her big and little jobs
without making emmy fuss; the earth
goes around the sun, the noon changes,
the eklipses quietly occur, and the
polly wog, silently and ~taillessly, be-
kurhs . frog; but man kant even deliver
. small 4th Of July Orashun without
knocking down Q mountain or two, and
tareing up three or four primeval for
ests by the bleeding rutes.
Liberty IL . just mixture ov freedum,
restraint, and protektion.
Advice il like kastor ile-easy enuf
tn give. but dredful uneazy tew take.
4 good conscience IL : foretaste ov
Heaven.
ThAre il few, il emmy, more suggestive
sights tew . philosopher than tew lean
against the side ov . wall and peruse .
clean, phatt, and we'll disciplined baby.
spread out ON the floor, trieing tew
smash = hammer awl tew pieces with .
looking-glass.
Evry man kan boast oy one admirer.
II IN would be ~suckcessful in corekt-
ing the iniquity ov the people, fire at
their vices. not at the people. The
trew way tew abuze . drunkard IL tew
brake hix jug.
Life iza punktuated paragraph; dis
seaxes are the commas, sickness the
semicolons, and death the full stop.
No man il ritch who wants emmy more
than what he haz got.
Don't Civ outward appearances awl
the credit; the spirit ov . handsum boot
IL the little fut that is in it.-NeU York
Woeklu.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14
A Christian Mealer.

It waa very early when I called at
Mrs. Senator IS Only o few others
were - prompt as myself-premature
some persons call it-and we found the
lady II the house cheerful, chatty, aud
good humored. A late personal ex-
perience which she told was enjoyed
immensely by her small audience. She
had not been feeling well, had been de-
pressed and nervous, aud somebody ad-
yised her TO try Christian science. She
consulted : "healer," who informed her
that she Was not ill. depressed. or nerv-
GUS; that such states Of feeling had no
real e~xiatence; that she must lift her.
self into an exalted atmosphere, keep
herself in ~ elevated condition Of mind
and thus free herself from these
troubles, which were nothing more
than the evidence OF sin, etc. She was
much impressed by this most spirit
nal doctrine. and returned TO her
home feeling that she had indeed bean
lifted into the regions Of tho beautiful
and III eood A dinner, surrounded
~ her husband and children, she con-
tinned ii this transCendental state-as
evidenced by her c0nversation-and
thinks she might he there still had she
not been rudely lowered to the level Of
commonplace life by the remarks Of
various members OF the family about
the board. Mother. yon seem to 10
absent-minded," said one Of the boys;
mamma, you arc h~ifalutin,' chimed in
one OF the little ones. Finally the
angust Senator, who il accustomed to
al sorts Of attention from his wife, en-
phatically demanded: What the -
u the matter with your" II came down
81 once,' said the vivscious hostess; II
vas like the old farmer who had got
religion and who owned : ram. Going
into the house one day minus his hat
and coat, he said TO the family: There
II no use 10 trying can't be . Chris
tian while that ram is ON the place I
told the Sc 1ator that ] can never be .
Christian while he and the boys are
around" - Washington Post
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14
Syrup OF Figs.

P 'oduced from the laxative and nutritious
juice OF California figs. combined with the
medicinal virtues OF plants known to be
most beneficial TO the human system. acts
gently on the kidneys, LIVER and bowels.
efectually cleansing the system. dispelling
colds and headaches, and curing hah,tuai
consultation.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14
What Ne DIED OE.

II don't KNOW what 10 make of my
husband," said . young wife tearfnlly.
He bsgs me not 70 cool anything. -but
70 allow our trained cook to prepars the
meAlA
MY iuslssud VA different said .
lady ia deep mourning. He was EN-
phstiC 10 hia orders that the food should
slways b prspared By my hands,
And your hnsband-where y 70
nowfs
.ns 4 dsad.s
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14

The New York Coaching Club, which
has begun its trips, uses three different
classss of horses, the fancy city" team,
which prauces along to l2Sth street; the
"gallopers," which will make up for any
lost tins thence to Unionport, and the
business" horses, which will tackle tho
roagher roads on The last part of the jour.
ney.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14

THE little town Of Psnkow, near Ger
many, IL preparing for IN event which pro-
missa to make her mann famous. From
July 3 to 10 10000 German marksmen will
assemble there to celebrate the tenth ma
tionsl GERMANY shooting festival BY som.
psting for $l0O. 900 worth Of prizes.
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wanted Another.

In one Of the many Maine school
houses that on the seventh day OF the
week are made 10 do duty q churches. :
worthy deacon, who had charge Of Snn-
day school, began catechising : class Of
boys By asking: who wasths strong
~ man"
Without hesitating N instant, III g
year old youngster shouted: sullivan !
How ask me who's the boss catcher. -
gLe3CistO1 Journal.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14

IT Is said that some genius has invented
an electric recorder which may be attached
to . GAS meter and which will infalliUly
and correctly record the exact amount Of
gas consumed, no matter what may be the
vxgarles Of the meter itself.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14

Biz Novels Frse, will be sent By Cragln 4
Co. PhiladA. Pa. to any ono In the q. {. OF
Canada. postage paid. upon receipt OF q
DObbins' Electric Soap wrappers. SEQ list
Of novels on circulars around each bar,
Soap for sale BY all grocers.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TKoCHEs' are wide.
" known as an admir- able remedy for Bron.
chitis. Hoarseness. Coughs. n Throat
troubles. Sold only in bores.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14

DE mot OVER EeAlous il urging youf
iSiond 10 disclose : secret" says 3 phi
tosophsE, and be 10 right Lot her
aionA and shs1i lot Il out herself bs-
fo9o hong.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-14

A box 81 safety matches free to smokers
OF "Tansilfs Punch" BE- cigar.
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n Lea sst.fivsd ~.

The swan 10 ths longest lived Ibid, and
Il asserted that u has reached lhe age Of
100 Years. Kuausr, 10 his work entitled
'sNaturhistoriker," statts that be has seen
4 falcon that waa l62 years old. The fol.
loving samples are cited q 70 tho losgsv.
ity OF the eagle and vulture: A $50 eagle
captured in 1926, and already several
years Of Age, died l04 yeara aftsrward, u
1919; Q whiteheaded vulture, captured In
17O6, died in 1896 iu one Of the sviaries Of
Schsenbrunn Castle, near Vienna, whore
it had passed 148 years in captivity.
DIR L. L. 0ORsUcH, Toledo, O., says: Il
have pfact1ced medicine for forty years have
with 30 much conhdsn0e Of success - ! can
Halls Catarrh Cure Bold by Druggists, 75c.
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THE TRAPPER.


mrsn mr.
IhAETEn.
-
$3.50. ,vr~
-
Jark Bbddle. thu subject Of this
sketcll. Is dress. looks. and eeneraI out
lIDa. n the TYPICAL character 81 tbs
enxiv hunter and trauper IN tho far
West, ma Rlories In the fact that the
Onward march 81 civilization has failed
Rtp mako ary impression on his frontier
nocde and habits 81 life. His hair and
boArd - lope and shaggy. and for
w0arinv APPAREL he still. cfin9s With the
srsatsss fsnacity, 10 the skins Of wild
$500. IKE III untutored savage.
1900 a thA adventures md. hair.
bruadth eeoauee n this strange indi-
vSduel ers. without doubt, 3 the
moet wonderful t1sat have ever occurred
~ ~ Wet, ana vi. strange ! IL may
Eaoenl. they h1yo navcf ~ appeared il
reint NJ ~ reSnun. pcrheps. that Bid.
d5A SIAcsah ~ - nos Ysad. has ! ~
N~oeuHkinu that n his uasne we're 10 No
psaw n min. b nfeht bring him into
disraputs nrnonx II old aoquaintances.
49, snIdsNro.,.r ~ I r-ecnlisr
reverence for Biddls, and whenever his
name 4 mentioned they shrug their
shouldsrs and give up that his record OF
psrilous desds and thrilling adventures
exosl those 81 any other settler In the
YollowstOnA region.
BSddle va one Of the very few white
$500. 80 ss..r;r. s.om srsx 49,
q \ ~ ,s~ht a n. r;5st ~ tho
cscs.- s-..s.-ssscr r-crra. sra ~h;is
- 1.ss 1917. s."..;". -
~ ~. ~ .cS."hc- 4. 80. m.r.
- ~ .y,.1. shsss 1900 ..ss.. .1Frr4.
1870. r. IA. A.ht. LIZ tha II.
A.. ~ &C.. .sTs ~ ~.;otor;ons
snd ons - nors y the connar.
colored = va sure 10 bite the
dust throueh the unerrinr aim Of hisri la.
al courss - A. escsrlv .omrht Ger
~ the Gionr. snd ave1v honr 81 his a.
istence in ia ~ Is ;sopsrdy. because
~ 1hsir d-atarrnined hnst;i;tv' Hovavar.
= hnS ~ mr. sgr;t. and msaa ! WOW
~ - ~ r,nrt.l nnsmv 81 ~ tr;ha. :
yov vhich Is invar;shiy Kent. Nor did
- iav dovvn III arms ana smoke the
nine 81 49, until tha iast Gionx ~
a,3ven frnsr h.vnnd AZ. hnnt;rc Ground.
~ m v;.ir;tr.
Tha chief san.a ~ h;a hatred Tor that
Aryf. -. hscs,.. the v.rr;or. ~ S;tt;n~
Ruli snd other chiefs moleste.i his
800 ana otter trans. stealinc his
~sns ara ;ntsrfsr;nr With h;s rhsnca.
81 eecurinr peIts ma other trophies Of
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Hoods oarsapariua

Sold b. Al drusststs. q; six for q. Prepared on
b. e.. ]. HOOD 4 co. Lowell. Man.
400 Doses One Dollar