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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-06-13
VEST FLORIDA sRmyx.pv
ang Exercises Of the Thirtv.Th,rd
Session.


'nirty-thlrd successful session of the
seminary West of the Suwannee closed
'nls week and five young men and two
'U ~, ladies graduated with high honors
lne graduating class of 1891 was as fol-
lows; Richard P. Hopkins, Jos A. Ed
uiondson, Jr., Edward c. Love GEORGE p
e,k'ns' Jas D. Love, Miss Bessie Edqar
and Miss Jenny Grant
me graduating class held the boards
monday evening and presented n,easino
program. F'0''''N .
Mr. Richard P. Hopkins delivered the
salu'a.ory address. His language was
wei CHOSEN and his oratory good.
an Grafton, Success in Life" bv los
a. Homondson, Jr., came next on The nro-
gram and the lessons taught proved the
youne gentleman close student of human
na.ure as we'll as of text books.
The Power and Influence If tho p,ooo +,
a. o,a'i0n by Edward G. Love, was well
nanoied and had evidently been carefully
prepared. The delivery was excellent and
,ne thoughts expressed were really grand
w. Love has wonderfully sweet and
clear Volce-a gift more precious than lew.
''s 80, ~ one who aspires to public career
Inc Uses of Ugliness," an essav bv
MISS Bessie Edgar, was remarkably well
constructed paper. 1t proved the pure
neart and polished mind of the writer. A
copy OF 1t should be framed and hung in
the room of every pretty girl in Florida
II would prevent false vanity from taking
possession of many of them.
The Excellency of Democracy" GRATED
oy Geo. B. Perkins, would make an excel
lent democratic campaign speech. It wa,
not alone well written, but was also vel
| rendered.
"Our Country" an grafton by Jas. D
Love- was patriotic and perfect. Like hi,
orother's, his voice is clear and musica !
and his high forehead and bright eye.
prove the power of his brain.
The exercises closed by the reading O
splendid essay, "Class Prophecy" b,
Miss Jenny Grant, which made III,
bushes come and go upon the faces of tn,
other members of the graduating class
lhls essay Was indeed happy hit. TIL
FLoR1D1AN hopes the prophecy will b,
| fulfilled.
| TUESDAY NIGHT.
The exercises Tuesday night wer,
opened by prayer By Rev. William Poage
pastor of the Methodist church. John w
Henderson then delivered the address O
greeting.
Gen. George NJ. Edgar, president of tn,
college, then read the record made by the
students during the term, as follows:
SENIOR CIASa
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-06-13

was soon burning steadily toward the top
At03O the tree was still burning and the
hose company gallantly came to the rescue
They turned on full stream of water and
in a few minutes left the charred remains
of the tree, cold, damp and smoking in Its
misery. There has been lots of climber
around the capitol waiting for lightning ia
strike, but .his was the first genuine strike.
II allowed TO stand now this old tree would
be anything but an ornament 1t should
be cut down at once. Eel.
City Marshal Henry Bernreuter was ac-
cidentally shot about . o'clock Thursday
morning, the bullet entering above the
ankle and coming out of the aeshy part
Eef tie ealE, infal bat. not
|ssriousf wand. !. Allp6ts sef sensational
|rasnd i { & u - tzsulate sns4o the effect
thAt hs had been .shot~ walls attsnpting
Eto rid 9. gambling Hepn 1pofhsr that
Iths sSct 1rs Assd Cd lmbllh md still
lanothse tIsta drunksp mans hom b was
atssmpsing 10 arrest had Winged him
The truth of. matter 4 thai Marshal
Bernreuter had just started to walk TO
the hotel with Sheriff Smith Of Wakulla
county, and the latter's revolver dropped
from his pocket, struck the pavement
was discharged and the bullet caught tine
marshai's underpinnings, letting DAY
light through his right leg. The snos
was entirely accidental. Marshal Bern
reuter- win b up again In : few days.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28
A Sudden Death.

Monday evening last, between
$3.50 and 8 O'Clock, the llfcless
remains of Jane Pryor, a colored
woman well and favorably known
in this community, were found
lying upon the floor of her resi-
dence, in Bayou Sara. Being
missed by her nearest nclghbors
from her avocattons about her
premises she was wont to follow
with persistent regularity, lnvcs-
tigation was made, with the result
as stated above. From the con-
dition of the remains when dis
covered, it was evident that death
had occurred some time before,
perhaps several hours, and it was
apparent that at the time the ia
tai stroke came upon her she was
engaged in Washing clothes, one
of the pieces being clutched in her
hands as if she was in the act of
wrlnging 1T out at the fatal mo
ment. As there was no evidence
OF violence, heart disease was the
malady to which the sudden TAX
ing away OF life was reasonably
attributed. Deceased was some
thing over sixty years of age.
Aunt Jane, as she was familia-
ry called, MAS popular with every
body in this community, and was
honest, and trustworthy in every
particular. During Ler long stay
among us she had held many posi-
tions of responsibility and trust,
and in no instance was she ever
found wanting. Her demise is
regretted by the unanimous senti-
ment Of our people.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28
Grace Church.

At the invitation of Bishop
Galleher, Rt. Rev. VIM. Nj. Ad-
ans, Bishop of Easton will visit
Grace Church on Sunday, March
9th. The early ministry of the
eloquent Divine lay in Woodville,
Miss, where he became we'll
known to our elder citizens who
will be glad to greet again their
old friend.
Bishop Adams will administer
the Rite of confirmation.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28
La Grippe Again.

During the epidemic Of Ia grippe last
season Dr..kin9's..New Discovery for
Consumption, coughs and colds, prov
ed to be tho best remsdh. Reports from
the many who used it confirm this
statement. They were not only quick
iy relieved, bu. the disease left no bad
after results. We ask you to give this
remedy = trial and we guarantee that
You will be satisfied with results, or the
purchase price will be refunded. 1t has
no equal in II grippe, or any threat,
chest or lung trouble. Trial bottles free
l.. z. Kilbourne "a Cos. drug store.
11rxe bottles, soc. and 81.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28
State at. T Sales !:
Novahls{ Property.
STATE OF LouIIIAsA-rAnIsn OF
WEST fEL!CIAAA,

WEsr fNL!cIAAA.
18Th luDIciAL DISTRICT COURT
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. pELIN-
QUENT TAX DEBTORS.
I9Y VIRTUE Of she sathoei,y vest.,i
AZ in me. by tha Consultation and
Laws Of tho State Of I4cuisinue, will
sell ar tho principal front door OF the
Court House, in which the Civil Dis
trict Court Of said i':.risf is ns!d, within
the legal bculs for Judicial Sa!es begins
n,ns 1T II o 'elashs.. M, un Saturday the
ia,h day of Ya,eh. 1851, and continuing
OH tho fn'85ing Monday and each
succeeding ts:f unit! such Sales arc
completed, ali- movable property, CT
which taxes arc sIae to tho State ct
Lonjs;nna, Parish OF VEST Fell
ciaua, and 10 iAfo;ce tho collection of
taxes assessod in line year lS93, together
wish interest thereon frota the :ist day
of Oc,obG. 1890 until paid, aud all costs.
LESAssIER, JOHN.
State Tax S3,o3; parish Tax S3.5i;
Poll Fax 81. One Bay Mule, Rose;
One Wagon.
MoHILLA, JOHN.
State Tax 80 e.s; Parish Tax So cts; :;
Poll Tax 81. Cne BAY Mare.
On said day Of eaie will Sell sucn ror-
sinns "f said property ~ each debtor will
poiut out, and in case the debtor will not
point out sui;ic:out property, Tiii at
uuce, ard vitiiou. utllscc delay, cell TIE
least quantity OF said property of any
debtor, which aify bidder viii buy for
the amount of the Taxes, Interest ani
costs duo ty said debtor.
i c. N. BARRoW,
Sheriff art! Tax Collector.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28
~After hearing argument {

10After hearing argument of
counsel in the lottery mandamus
case, the Supreme Court allowed
the relator two weeks In which 70
prepare and file brief, and
respondent an additional week
which to file an answer; SO that
is safe to say the Anal 4ecision
will not be handed down before
ths middleton perhaps the goth of
Msseh.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28
Fer Eirem2n's Parade aS
New Orleans, March 4ta.

The Mississippi Valley Route
win on March 3rd and 4th sell
round trip:tickets from all sta
tons il Louisiana to New Orleans
and return st one and u third
fare, good tcsreturn until March
5th. For rates call on nearest
ticket agent or address.
p. =. Rogers Gen. Pass. Agt.
Memphis, Tom
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28
The modern magaz,ne may

The modern magazine may be
taken as embodying the best liter
ature Of the world, as the maga-
zine editor pays the highest price
to novellsts, scientists, statesmen,
soldiers, and even kings and prin-
ces, for the best they can furnish
In the literary line. Send us $2.75
and we will send you the cosmo-
po1iea,s Magazine and the FELIcI
ANA SENTINEL for one year.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28

There is no danger OF a cold resulting
In pneumonia when Chamberlain 8
Cough Remedy Is used As directed 'for
. severe cold" II effecsually counter
acts and arrests any tendency OF cold
to result In pneumonia. This fact was
fully proven in thousands OF cases dur
she epidemic OF influenza last winter.
For Sale by L. 2. Kilbourns Il Co.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28
Notice to Teachers.

Teachers of Public Schools are
hereby notified that Salaries VIII
hereafter be paid on the 1st Sat
urday of each month between the
hours of 10 and IL y. m. at the
Office of the Treasurer, Mr.. Ju!i-
us Freyhan.
Jas. p. BoYnian,
President.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28
------s-eDNs

GRACE CHURCH LENTEN SER
VICES. during the Sacred season
of Lent services will be held IN
Grace Church as follows:
Wednesdays, Vespcrs A p. m.
Fridays Litany IL a. m., Vespers
A p. III. At each service a brief
meditation will be given.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28
An Unkecded Tail.

The Ne,o Delta, inlts news SER
vice, presented the story of the
young girls who were ''lured to SIN
and shaKe by Royal street den
of infany,'' this being the Ian
guage applied to the incident in
that newspapers headlines, but
fails to preach pathetic sermon
on the subject. There is but one
kind Of texts that suit the Delta 8
style or draw crocodilian drops
from the hidden fountains of its
lachrymose lymph The Delta.
however, admits ii communication
from SIS. G. Shirland, q Citizen, "
who calls the attention Of the edi-
tor 10 his dereIiction of duty,
though the call seems 20 have been
unheeded. hIr. Shirland says to
the Delta:
"While you are trying to purify
the social condition of our fair
State by using your influence I'D
the suppression of the lottery,
-" 1t would be wellif you could
direct your vision to the dives. on
Royal street, whose doors are
swung wide open every night in
the week for the purpose of sell
ing that which Is worse than 4
| slip of paper of no value, that
which results not only in the cx-
penditure OF money, but that
which dcmoralizes the senses, and
is a positive injury to the physical
powers, ending in the destruction
of those who patronizc continual
ly these resorts.
But this is not the worst feature
of these resorts, says Mr.. Sllr-
land. They combine the two
most alluring temptations to
mans weakness, VINE and wo-
men, and when these have wreck
ed the lives Of tempter and temp
ted, both are cast out to find still
further observation-disclosures pur-
sues the downward path to q
drunkard's doom OR a pauper' s
grave, while the woman, no long
Ell attractive enough to satisfy the
Unsuitable greed Of her employer
is kicked out into the street to be-
come an outcast and wanton.
her vacant place to be filed by 3
fresh young life, which in turn
must be trampled on and pass
from human view forever. Yeal
after year, says Mr.. Shlrland, this
unholy work has been going or
without n1olestation, under pro-
lection of the law, and it is only
when some despairing soul madly
cries ont for rescue that the pub
lie seem to recognize the enornl.
ty of the wrong. In the mean
time the State cody draws its rev.
enue OF Il few paItry thousand
dollars year, for these licensed
dens Of lnfamy, which lure limo.
cent girls to sin and shame anC
wreck the liyaAof many youths o1
+ r''Ssf Destiny as'S BE Sex
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28

Women who suffer from nervons and
physical debility find great help in the
use of A yer's Sarsaparilla. Itproduces
the rapid effect Of 81 stimuiaut, without
reaction-the result being permanent
increase of health and yiger both of
mind and body.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28

Do not punish yourl children with
bitter nauseous mixtures when yoh can
get sc. g. c. Certain Chill Cure on
guarantees, Any child Will take 1t. Foi
sale by L. P. Kilbourne Il Co.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28

Mrs. j. T.. Austen can supply
your every want in the lines of
fashionable millinery, infant caps,
trimmings, ribbons, sprays, tips,
plumes, buds, flowers, etc., etc.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28

Csscarine is sovereign remedy for
kidney diseases. 1t b,nishes the pains
usually felt in the small OF the hack and
cleanses the whole system.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28

Go to Mrs. j. e. Austen's, foot
of the hill, for complete outfit
in the millinery line. Goods Of
the latest styles, and at reasonable
prices.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28

Passengers from Bayou Sara
bound for points below Baton
Rouge, will have three hours in
the Capital City. before taking
the train fur New ealcans. Meals
served ON beard. For particulars
apply on board.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28
VENiRE.

March Term 18th Judicial DistrictiCo Cours
vIR-T wREK
Commencing Monday, March 2nd, 1891.
BnL-e- Alfred, Brown Lnfayett,
| sullivan John D, Fleming NJ,
Grown jim, Davis Calvin,
| Gibson Atwen, Crawford Henry,
SpiIfman Louis, Fotkes Cheston,
Brown Zach, Davis Eugeue,
Early " II, Grayh.m Richard,
Au-ton Jones, Lncas L J.
po-ey Frank, Farris Major,
Wilson r McC, Taylor L +,
Austen n Il, Brown Tower,
Butler Ney yfu7, Young Sol,
Erayson jack, keplow Ed.
GriGun Anstor; New aters.. Jas,
Barrow Wiley, Broden John,
jackson Banks, Blake JAS,
Baier George, Ard Jr,
Collier Lopis, Butler Dan,
Wilcox George, Smith 81 B,
v right w II, Allen George,
Williams John, Van Buren Martin,
Ford Andrew. Glover Charles,
Stirling Charles, Franklin Ben,
BROOK Charles, Bell Edmond,
Hamilton James, Greer, Bosen,
SECOND WEEK.
Wilcox Whitman, Gore Jacob,
Stirling r S, Halle L 81,
Jackson V M, Elam l. NJ,
Watson Wm, IIavveyN,
Burlington Mose, Watson A J P,
Williams II NJ, Lavcrgno w u,
Tillman Wiusey, Richn nrfson Frank,
JeT ison John Be,l Richard,
roore.n Charles, Dawson JohH b,
Daniel wilkes, Harvey + l.,
Berry Sampson, Richardson Ben,
Wilcox John, BuntlicIl Eweff,
Leo T J .Jr, Daniel Nj j,
Harbour Wash Bradford Jno
Dosher6y Poter j Grimes Rollo
Drawn according to law Jany. I5tb, 1891.
L. w. BRANDON, Clerk,
FRED +. CoNVEasE,
7. L. OGDEN JR,
Jury Commissioners.
4 truo copy
l.. W. BRANDON, Clerk
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28
notice,

pARTiES concerned are hereby lcgale
Z iy notified, That the gathering OF
Fio~ere e,,d shrubbcTy, from the garden
on Troy Plantation, III this parish. with
ott .hc permission of tho unhcrsgusd.
will be regarded az ''trcsps- sing" and
prosecuted Accordingly.
FRANK L. POWELL.
Mar / IT. AGENT
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28
a. T. GASTREE.F-,
Bayou Sara, /: : LOUISIANA.
DEALER N -
PisHs and :gGiealtgII Implements,

Dridlcs, Harness. Hardware. Cans,
Pistols. pumps. Pipes, Machine Fitting,
Locks, Valves, Castings, Ropes, Hot
low-warc, N agon and Carriage Wood
work, HlackSIn,ths' u atS,i;tls, csc. Tin,
Copper ana Since, Iron Manufactury.
Also agent for the celebrated Charter
Oak Stoves, Trie Garrett & tOttnsn.
Briniey. Jas. II. Hall ana other plows.
Aliens Horse Shoes, woods Moving
Machines. Iorse Hay Eakes, all uf
which l VIII guarantee to sell lower
than can be purchased elsewhere.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28
L,icraIy Notss.

THE LADIES HoaE. JOURNAL
The charming personality Of The
Princess of Wales in public has
won her hosts Of warm friends,
but in The Ladies' Home journal
for March Lady Elizabeth Hillary
her almost constant attendant and
and very intimate friend, gives
us Il glimpse at the Princess Ia her
private llfe--a sweet woman and y
sterling wife and mother, worthy
of all the admiration which is be-
slowed upon her. The article is
richly illustrated, and will attract
rs wide attention as will Mrs. L.
I. Barnum's discussion Moths
of Modern Marriages." which APP
pears III the same number; it is to
be regretted that Mrs. Z. I. Bar
nun has not written, more, jas this
her first published article, shows
singular power and grace; quite
oS IAtctSStiHss III tiiSil way NAS thS
delIghtfui portrait sketch of Mrs.
Gladstone, by bright American
girl who recently spent day with
her, and the excellent articles by
Mrs. Janness-Niiller and Miss
Hooper on drcssnlakins rs q pro-
fession. Mrs. 4. ID. Z. Nhitncy$ $
brilliant serial, "a Golden Gos-
sip; Mary L. Wilkins story,
"a Rustic Comedy,' Illustrated
by ke,nble; suggestive articles by
Rose Te,ry Cooke and Miss LIE
Garde on seif-support aud gym
nastlcs for girls; George ". Ga
ble's second paper on teaching
the Bible, aud crisp contributions
from Anna Katherine Green,
Marshall ?. Wilder and Hezcl.iah
Butterworth are some Of the sa-
licnt features Of number which
has not y weak spot anywhere.
Issued at one dollar It year by the
Curtis Publishing Company, A33
! and 435 Arch Street, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28

The universrl verdict of those who
have tried Cascarine is that it docs all
that Is claimed for it. Try II and be
convinced.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28
I c. M. BARROW,
Sheriff AID Tax Collector.
Sheriff 8 Sale.
state 0; Louisiana-Psrish c3 West Fe-
licinna.
18th Judicial District Court.
No. laG4.

liciuna.
18th judicial District Court.
No. 1864.
John f. Irvine Us. Joseph ATonstein.
BY Virtue Of and to satisfy il writ
of seizure and sale, in The above entitled
and numbered a;rYsc, to me directed by
the Honorable, the 10Th Judicial Dis
tric. Court. in and for the Parish and
State aforesaid, rs Satisfy plaintiffs de
mand and cost, have sei4s,l and Wiz
offer for sale lblic Auceq at me
Court housA s5 81; rrsneishisss Ga.
Saturday March 2lst., 1891,
at II o'clock .. m, :, the following prop
s''1 The ls.s.., Seyi,lSh Mace and inpro,e-
ments, /conta fng four hnndsed
(400) acres, Glundcd north hy j.
Ereyhan, east by Clam Park.
south by Mrs Bowman and ,scst
by j. Frcyh;ilf. Second-A GER
tain peicc or parcel of land and
improve aIents; containing 2 acres
bounded north i1y the Baton
Rouge Road, east by lands for
n!er!y belonging to Il. G. W Neder-
strandt, south by land formerly
belonging to Mrs. 4. NJ. Halle
and west by Il. G. Underestimate
ROW Aronsten.
Terms Of Salc-Cash with the benefit
OF appvaisemeut.
G. II. BARROW,
SF.tRiFF.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28

s 10Ths Hennessy murder case
draws it, length slowly along. Up
10 the close OF Thursdays pro-
ceed1ngs s jurors had bcdn secur-
I'd.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28
CT4E, q Is S rTGy,1LCE,.

state OF Loaisiana--Psiish e. West feli.
ciAna.
NOTICE is hereby given that Adoiph
Teu!sch, curator OF the estate OF Abra-
ham Meyer, deceased, has filed his final
account in said Estate, and the same
will be hoinoiogated, unless legal orpo-
slon il He'd within ten days. Fcbru-
any 2&;d, 1891.
l.. w. BRANDON.
tL"RK.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28

1000 Gallon Cistern S1H
1900 I" =" $50,
A. RIGas & Bros, 60 Perdido, St.
New Orleans.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28

Tns bald mans motto: s.There is
1opm at the top This top may bs sup
plsea With . good crop Of fine hair by
saslnx HaN,s Hair Renewer. Tryit.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28
CLEON, ,
J. II. HCSSGp, ----- Master
. q: o g. --

Leaves Bayou Sara daily [Sun-
dag cxcepted) If $3.50 q. N. Re
turning leaves Baton Rouge at l
o clock p. III. or on arrival OF the
north-bounG train from New Or
leans.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28

ser p. Richardson, house
r, sign writer and up
prer. desires to respectfully
mind the public that he Is at
xheir service, on short notice, in
The several lines enumerated
above. He refers to those for
whom be has worked heretofore,
and confidently relies upon the re-
port they will be able to glve.
The sign before the SENTINEL Of
Gee is the product Of his work and
speaks for itself.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28

DoNAuOES MONTHLY .ihGAZ1tE
-For March, contains among q
great variety of reading, Peter
McCorry's third letter from Ire
land. Thomas Hamilton Murray
gives very interesting article de-
scribing the work of Forty Nota-
bic Americans. Joseph ". Cav
an writes Biographical sketch
OF Patrick Meeilan Of the Irish
American, Rev. d. O'Crowley
gives an account of an Ancient IT.
lsh Poet. Cardinal Newman $
Sayings and Doings are continued
The articles are: Physical Culture
seminaries, by Joseph Noonan.
The Flight into Egypt, by Rev.
James McKernau. st. Joseph :
at Washington. by Agnes Hamp-
tan. The Ancient Cross of santa
Cl'Ga. kildo by the author
of "Bonnie Dunraven.' The
The Juvenile Department is as
interesting as usual. 81 a year,
81 for six months. Address DON
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Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28
NINE. j. Z. AUSTEN, MILLINERY.
GR0vE's 7AsTELEss CHILL TONIC

II is ~ pleasant ss he lasts - Isaaa
yECp.
1hs sualfs1t iAfAas VII take IS Al
never know IL IL medicine.
eEilars1 GEy fss It. ksvse d.iIs -
ocre.
chiiis o1es broken Will rot 1s4sxn.
eees yen s.iy Aalf tie yriss Of sthac
Cail 3oHies.
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csatAins No psissA VAsspss sAGR
4uiri2S.
1s paIiAss the hlsoa eaA removes III
nalasial poison from tks syatsa.
II 10 ~ Large - aAy a0llAs ssaiS a.n2
kETkAS ReR - e1hyS. ..
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-02-28

. A sBRE AND sFEEsY CURE

"A ssaE AND sFEEsY CURE
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Cocsuursicn, CouShs, Colds,
Sore TAroat, ,Goarsensss,A Asthma,
Bronchitis, sIa6uensa, whooping
Cough, Croup, dc.
For fifty yeara 1t has Grown In
favor. Physicians prescribe 1t.
Pleasant to tsSa. Everyone uses
it Try II. 600. and 9l.OO per
bottle at all DruSgists.