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w. H. HoveHros Mre Co.
121s-l22O F ST.. NV,
WISH To CALL ATTENTION TO THEIR
ANNUAL SALE
FINE FURNITURE
DURING DECEMBER. 1892.
WILL MAKE SUCH OFFERINGS THAT
IT WILL Me R1T YOUR
CLOSEST INSPECTION AND SPECIAL
MENTION.
THREE LARGE HAT RACKS.
Sent rs with instruction to sell. and We
WILL sell these in conju notion with sfew
special high priced suites Of
BED ROOM FURNITURE.
Being fully reduction on these things Of
33s per cent of the regular prices
YOUR CHANCE.
SEE IF THIS
AID. MEANS ANYTHING.
If you wan;
FINE HAr RACK
FINE BED ROOM Suites
These ought to attract your inspection.
CHRISTMAS Presents.
NEARLY ALL READY TO SHOW YOU
275 Plush Rockers.
30 Tapestry Rockers.
200 Book Cases
500 Desks
800 Tables Elegant,
REMEMBER Us WHEN you ARE LOOK
ING FOR NICE PRESENT.
LACE CunrArSs
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
wewiiiksep them for you If purchased
This lot consists Of No ttinaham. Irish
Point. Swiss. Real Lace and Brussels.
We cannot make iiss Of AL Of them. bnt
the following is { fair sample:
pairs Value. IS. 20. Now. $500
pairs. value. SIS co. Now.... 100
2psirs. Value. So 90. Now. 400
2psirs. Value $1,000. Now..... 80
3pairs. Value. 1855. Now .. 1000
3pairs. Value. sIa. 90 Now. 500
We ask your inspection of this lot Of
goods and feel assured You will be able to
make selection. Also our stock Of HEAVY
CURTAINS in all varieties. Our horeis
wen known for its choice selections. and
that will assist you greatly in making .
purchase.
wewould again ask YOU to inspect our
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ANIpRosrs sANITARIUM
ekowhegan, Maine, WI msii you the true guido 70
health and lucrative. humane practice. IL
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USpERwEAn DEPARTMENT

44c. Ribbed Bal. Vests and Pants .......... 3oc
sos. Ribbed and Plain Underwear. 4.,c
15c. Ribbed Natural Wool Vests ............. trAc
81 Ribbed Wool Vests and Pants ...., Rsc
81 Medicated Wool Underwear. 100000. sc
Children's American Hosiery Co.. Norfolk and New
Brunswick and Phyiss UndergArments at 10 per cent
discount
SloO French shape Black Csc
81. 20 IA Venus Corscts. 81 30
Soc. Children's Corset Waists ~.
69c. Ladies' Winter Muslin Gowns ............ 4t,c
81 Night Gowns winter weight. SAC
SOC. Canton Flannel Drawers ................. S4c
40 Canton Flannel Drawers ............. ;s5c
CSC Wool Stocknet Skirts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sac
81 % Knit Wool Skirts ..........-...........l Csc
81 81 Short Flannel Skirts ................Sl "a
75c Melton Cloth Skirts. Ga
q. IL Lined Sateen Skirts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l6c
Silk Skirts at 10 per cent discount.
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CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT
81. p sussh SILK Bonnets. all colors. $50
9Sc Cream irah silk Bonnets Csc
s3c Cream Siik Dounets. .oQc
Soc Infants Knit Wool Sacques. $50
Zoe Knit Wool Mitts. 14c
Soc Handknit Fascinators ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Csc yard Embroidered Flannel. $40
lpc Canton Flannel Drawers ..................I4c
81 Christmas Aprons. all sizes $40
2oc Nurses Aprons and Caps 19c
Ter cen: "a Babies and children's Coats.
Also see departments for Wraps. Furs. Nsckwear.
Gloves. Underwear. Hose. Dolls. Books. Rubber
Goods
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DoLL AND Book DEPARTMENTS.

1Oper cent dscount-one tenth off the price marked
on those selected.
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HousE AND HEnsxAxs.

or. ols. OH. ees SEVENTH ST.. see MASS. AVE
ms
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A BOLD MOVE.
Putting the Practice Of Medicine on a
Busines,.like Basis.
Drs. Copeland aud Davis Treat All
Patients aud All Diseases at the
Uniform Iiatc OF SO 90 n Month.
Why they Resolved 10 Make this
Move.

The already large practice OF Drs. Copeland
aud Davis has been increasing moro rapidly
than ever since they decided to treat each aud
every patient and all dIseascSat the extremely
low rats Of $500 per month. Heretofore this
rate applied only TO catarrhal troubles.
This small sum brings tho services ola ply
sieian within the reach Of everyone and does
away with expensive drug bills There Is no
excuse now for a sufferer to silently endure his
disease for fear Of tho expense attached to con-
sulting specialist.
treating catatrh and kindred diseases; and right
here we must remind I'LL sufferers that this y
tho mos. favorable time IN tho whole year LOT
tho treatment Of catarrhal, bronchial ana lung
troubles. Tho liability OF catching cold at Ihis
season Is reduced TO the minimum ana ana
nature lends her aid to the work OF the
physician. Patients suffering from severe
throat and lung troubles can now go
out OF doors and visit the otlcc OF tho
physician without exposing themselves 70 the
danger OF fresh colds and tho system Is rendered
extremely susceptible 10 proper ana scientific
treatment, This Is. above all perlod!. tho tlmc
for tho treatment OF these trouble4 Avail your
self Of the opportunity.
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BENWooD.
Industrial 1toms, peFional Gossip. aud
General News Notes.

Industrial Hons, Personal Gosslpa aud
General Nows Notes.
The prospects for tho organization Of
dime savings bank hero are very en-
couraging. In no place in the Ohio
valley is it more needed. Merchants
and others find it very inconvenlent to
60 to Wheeling aud Bell0ire, and many
others would DO induced to save II the
facility for so doing was ut hand. The
amount OF capital stock required by act
OF tho legislature for such an institu-
ton is $4,000, OF which sum about
SIC, 900 has been raised by subscription,
and it is thought there will be no diff
Guilty in obtaining tho amount, as the
sum already on hand was subscribed in
short time, and not many persons
were solicited. Tho stock is divided
into shares valued at $50, OF which one
only pays ten per cont before the char
ter is granted, and tho balance will be
paid in when the bank calls for It, but
not moro than ton per cont will be de-
handed at one time. Mcssrs. Krone
hardt, Duggan and DR.. Eskey have tn
ken 81 900 OF stock each, DR.. Haskins
$500 and Mrs. A. Q. McMechen has sig
nified her intention Of taking 81 600.
So the $4,000 can DO readily raised.
Tho teachers institute will convene
in Moundsville Monday, and continue
in session for ton days. Efficient in
structors, such a. Prof. Schaetier, OF
Pennsylvania, and Prof. D. I. Williams,
hayo been secured. These, with the
ablc county superintendent, make a
capable corpo OF Instructors. President
Turner, OF the university, will deliver a
lecture ono evening during the insti-
tutc.
The Ladies' relief corps was organized
Wednesday evening and the officers
we're installed, Mrs. .. Tarbert as presi-
dent and Mrs. Arnett, secretary. a
large number from Bellaire and Wheel
ing were present, and after the installa-
ton a pleasant social time was spent by
all.
A small child Of James Kellup, which
died OF cholera infantum and whooplnG
cough, was inferred yesterday ut Mt.
Calvary.
The family OF Mr.. J. W. Davis went to
the camp grounds yesterday and will
stay for tho remainder OF the summer.
Mr.. P. w. Greenwood is preparing
plans for NJ. G. schads new residence
on McNlechen street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. McNIechen will go
to Denver next week on the knights
Templar excursion.
Miss Anna Malone, OF Morgantown,
who has been the guest of friends here,
hns returned home.
Mrs. Thompson, of steubenville, is
the guest Of her son, Hugh Thompson,
OF this place.
Mrs. Hoskinson, of aIcaIechen, is Sc
riously i'll.
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light they should have. The trustees
arc responsible to tho council, who
appointed them, wlll!o tho council isrs.
sponsiblo 10 tho people.
II the editor Of the Timss has any par
ticuIat system OF lighting why does lie
not come before Council with it, whore
l pledge him he shall have patient
and impartial hearing? Council re;
coives no pay for anything 1t does, and
when 1t proceeds conscientiously to do
anything for tho city, the members
spending thor own money while doing
II, Is It fair they should receive for their
expenditure OF time and money the
constant insinuating abuse Of the Tfmet
II, since have been member Of conn-
eli, there ia any vote cast by mo which
seems to the editor OF the Times to be
specially Objectionable, l would like
him to state 1t in a plain, open, manly
manner, and indulge in no more inSinu-
atoms. DAVID LLEwELLYE.
Martins Ferry, o., July 20, 1892.
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BELLAlRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.


All Sorts of Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.
Attorneys were engaged yesterday in
taking dispositions at the Office OF j. b.
Smith, in the case OF Sublette's admins:
traitor VS.. tho B. q o. railroad
company and the Pullman palace
car company. 1t will DO remem-
bered that Sublette, who was u porter
on a sleeper, was leaning out OF his car
as it passed on tho bridge after its stop
at the Bellaire station, and his head was
struck by something and he fell oil and
down to the river bed, being killed
almost instantly. The suit is for dam
ages, and the administrator is, seeking
to fasten the cause OF Sublette's death
on the two companies. Mr.. Smith re-
presents tho plaintiff; Mr.. Goldsmith
The Pullman company and Mr.. Matthews
tho B. & o. The two latter are from
Cincinnati. Mr.. Matthews is u son OF
Stanley Matthews, lato justice OF the
United States supreme court.
County Surveyor Bond was in town
yesterday on his way to make some re-
measurements for cx.County Commits
sioner Berry. 1t could not be learned
what work was to be gone over, but 1T Is
some OF the work that is said to have
been ovcrpaid. Mr.. Berry won't out
with him.
III the case OF ]. r. McHonry vs.. the
county commissioners, Judge Cooper
on Thursday gave judgment III favor of
McHenry for SIS and costs. This was a
suit for extra work done on thu McAlG'
hons creek road.
The festival given by tho Woman's
relioi corpa in Odd Fellows hall last
evening was fairly we'll attended, and n
pleasant timc was had by all.
Mr.. schindowolt has procured stones
l2xG feet, six inches thick for his pave
ment, and will have substantial ono
when it is laid.
p. Il. Hughes viii! put up 4 room
on the lot where his Union street shop
stood, to DO used by Chinaman for a
laundry.
The annual meeting oithe Enterprise
window glass company Will DO held ut
tho company's office in this city Aug
ust Is.
Mrs. Edward Meredith returned to
her homo at Pittsburgh yesterday, after
a visit with friends and relatives here
Tho two Italians who got into quar-
rel Thursday evening and did some
shooting, were fined by the mayor.
County Commissioners McMechen
and Hart went ont to Bruce Station yes
tardnv To inspect bridge,
W. II. Harris's Nickel Plato show is
billed for August 3.
The camp moctinga at Noonan's grove
is in progress.
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n,,7.yvocRArlc cAMpAiGN.


rn0 l.scnt,vp aud Campaign coninl..es4'
, ~ t IGArrity Has nopos OF sncce"s'
Trr Yors, July 9a.--Ai:er several
,,,,s n: dollbe.atioa and conference
u nth Mossrs. Calvin S, Briec, William
" WV wbi,ney and cx.Iovcrnor Jamcs E.
y, onbeIl. Chairman W. F, Iarrity, OF
t I democratic national committee, an
' 'nS at 5 o'clock this afternoon tho
n ',u,,os whichhaye been selected for tile
n ",aT executive and campaign COM
E i';.'coS They arc rs follows:
nI w i Tarpcy, California; Charles 5.
1bomas, Colorado: Carlos French, Con-
nnclirut; Samuel Pasco, Florida Clark
TLnwolI. IT., Georgia; j. J. Richardsoh,
II1S Charles W. Blair, Kansas;
1 NV, Ii. Sherley, kentucky; james
4aS,ics Louisiana; Arthur Sewall,
STaimc. Arthur P. German. Maryland;
~ iH'i'I Tompbau, Michigan; Mich. poran,
5i;nHcSota: Charles B. Howry, Missis-
sinni. John &. Prather, Missouri; a.
II sulloway, Now Hampshire; Mlles
Ross RI, New Jersey; William !: sheehan,
Nav York; NJ. W. Ransom. North Car.
lime i c. S. BriCo, Ohio; Samuel Rhoncy,
Thode Island; Holmes Cummings,
Tennessee; o. I. Holt, Texag: Bradley
y Snalley, Vermont; Dasil .. Gordon,
VIRGINIA; William I. Harrity, Pennsy!-
vania chairman OK olicio;S T. sheerin,
secretary eS oflicio.
The campaign committee Us com.
,o:od Of tho following named: Calvin
I Hricc, Ohio; A. P. German, Mary
land: William F. ShcclIah, Now York;
i Smalley, Vermont; NJ. W. Ran
s"m North Carolina; D. Z, Cable, llli-
nois: E. G. Wall, Wisconsin; Josiah
Quincy, Massachusetts,; William i.
Ilorrity, Pennsylvania.
Chairman IIarrity when seen to-day
soid: ~ am very much encouraged by
tho manner in which tho leading and
representative Democrats OF tho coun-
try arc coming to my support. What
aver differences may have existed prior
IN The Chicago convention have disap::
neorod. All scem now disposed to lend
avery effort and 10 bend every onorgy
m win success in November. The let.
tcrs and kilograms from tho leaders OF
The party arc Of tho most cordial char
actor. They Ill say in effect: place mo
where | can do the most good and l
will rive my bost services It looks to
mo as il wc have q thorough organiza-
tion Of united, harmonious. aggressive
and enthusiastic party. The present
outlook is exceedingly gratifying"
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MoUNDsvGLLE.
A miscellaneous sIolange of Minor MAJ
tors from AInrshnlrs Metropolis.

A MISCELLANEOUS Melangs Of Minor Mat.
tors from nTnrshnlrS Metropolis.
Tho firm of stidger & Booher will
shortly dissolve partnership by mutual
consent, Mr.. Booher retiring. Failing
health compels him to quit the store,
he having lost twenty-five pounds in
flesh in the few month months that he
has been in business. After months
vacation Mr.. Booher will resume his
old position MS travelling salesman with
Bremer & Mabis, Of Wheeling.
1t was quite amusing to note the diff,
ierent expressions on the faces OF the
Democratic braves Us they arrived from
Petersburg yesterday.
News reached hero yesterday OF the
marriage at Marietta ofMr. Alex. Purdy
TO prominent young lady OF that city,
named Wolf.
Mrs. s. W. Booher and daughter have
returned from visit TO Pennsylvania
o friends.
Mrs W. W. Stidger and children are
visiting friends at Waynesburg, Pa.
Chas. E. Brown left for Sistersville
yesterday to join the fishing party.
Mrs NJ. A. Walton and daughter, OF
Cameron, were here yesterday.
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HOW DOES THIS STRIKEYOU9

Five dollars mouth for the best medical treat
ment tpith meticiMCS Furnished free This includes
consultation. examination, treatment aud medl'
cine for all diseases and all patientS
Treatment for children uneSCclled anywhere,
Treatment for adults confesSedly satisfactory.
Fair honest and candid diagnoses and desire
to secure for cachpatlont the shortest road TO
recovery.
All skin aud blood diseases, such as eczema,
hives, bIotcheS, pimples, ncne, ring worm, let:
ter salt.rheuu, etc., etc, are included In the s.
rate.
as diabetes, BrIghts, gravel piles, Assurc, fstu.
Ia, etc. otc. arGalso treated fos s. month. med
Iclnc included.
rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago, scrotula,
dyspepsia, chronic dInrrhoca dyScntery, c0nStl
patton. dropSy. liVercomplaint. jaundlce, glnn nd.
illar tumors, excessive accumulation OF flesh,
etc, etc, aresuccesSiully treated fors5 amonth
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when tho plnncr Bcll Rings

People ought 10 feel hungry, aud when they
feel hungry they ought to have good dlgeStIons
But, alas they doq't-irequently That plague
AliEO OF tho Just aud OF thS unjust; OF the OBJ
Stemious and the glutton; Of youth, middle ago
and llio's cOnane-thc protsan imp dyspcpsIa-
exaets dire penalties for appetlte's aPpease
mcnt In tho shGFo OF heartburn, wind on
and uncomfortable dIstention OF tho stoH'
ach, and general disturbance IN tho ga'tric
region. Dyspepsia Is very generally nccompan'
insomnia and nervousness. ior each and all oil
which. as we'll as their cause Hostctter's Storn'
arb BittorS IS tho nations chosen remedy. Ma:
strength and flesh. aud fallurO OF appetite and
the powpr to rest TRANQUILITY, arc also overcome
by the ultters.
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FOE SALB.
F0R $500.

FOGO 9All1s
No. 4O16 Eoff street. in Behren's and speldel1
addition, 1--WE rooms. price sL6Oo.
Three houses on Wood street, high ground,
No. S5lS, 10 and 3521 $3.50 each.
Two houses on Twenty ninth. four rooms
five st los On Twontynintb street. 80 by 100
i srIsE house ave rooms and largo store room,
1923 Water street. $500 W
No. $50 Wood street, lot3Ox10o feet Eix roonS
A splendid manufacturing OF building stte
one OF the best In the city. 100 feet square cor
ner OF Forty-Second and Water streets Will DO
soldASa whole or In lots.
A good farm OF 7l5I acres ono and q hall miles
from the city, A good orchard. SIX acres 10
grapea has aflve-roomed house, stables. etc. and
The best OF water. VIII sell on easy terms or
trade for city property. "a
Lots IN Hoamann's addition, tho best value IN
the Eighth ward, on very easy terms. Tor ahort
No. ISIS Jacob street, rents for s2i6....... 2lo1
No Il Thirty.etghth street, six rooms, new 2,5oo
No. 1924 ChGpline street, ten-roomcd house
and two lots
Brick house. four rooms and hall. Forty.
frstRnd Woods streets full lot
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v YER N
MNTnsH Po Is.
OoME MERCHANTS would

GONE MERCHANTS would
y have you believe that trade
enters a condition OF tor
pidity about July l, and re-
mains SO till the cool days Of
September wake it to life and
activity again.
But, boggingyour pardon, that
is not true. There is no season
Of the year in which people do
not buy goods; there is no sea-
son in which they do not want
them. BY the same token,
there is no season in which it
will not pay to advertise.
However, ifyour neighbor has
this old-fashioned notion, andis
too conservative to advertise
now, there is all the better
chance for you. II you think
people arenot hunting bargains
in warm weather, tryit
Everybody is not out OF town,
by a large majority!
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The latest Novelties in Footwear in
all tho leading styles just received.
l. V. BLoSn.
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The Copeland Medical Institute.
Located Permanently, Second Floor
1921 Main St, Wheeling, W. Va.
w. H. COPELAND, M. D.
Consulting Physician.
L. C. DAVIS, M. D.
Resident Physician

specIaluos: Catarrh aud all diseases OF tho Eye,
Far, Throat and Lungs, Stomach and all Chronic
Discusses Ohicc hours, Q TO II u. NJ. TO p ~,
7oOp. IN. sunday, 10 10 Ia. H., ITO ip m.
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Mr.. JonS lTcKEScY, New Cumberland. W. Va.
petite, and what food ]. ate gave mo the
greatest nausea. did not sleep well:
aud arose III tho morning moro tired
thun when went to bed. Within tho last year
my troubles became so serious that felt that
something ought TO be done. Some time ago
noticed that the newspapers were publishing
great deal about the wonderful cures Of Drs.
Copeland and Davis, and was convinced that
II | went to them would obtain relief. did
so, and under their methods began TO improve
right away. The Impro vement was steady md
marked aud n permanent euro was sure, and
now feel first rate. Ny head Is better. III ere is
every respect | eat well and sleep vol,
and find myself strong and refreshed In the
morning and Am In very good condition.
~ am so well pleased and satisfied with tho
result that gladly make this statement for the
benefit OF those who may be looking for the right
physician TO give them relief; Hope this state.
inent may be the means OF inducing others TO
seek Drs. Copeland ind Davis aud obtain the
same beneficial result that have"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-24
Matrim onia! .

At the ome of T. c.. Lewis and wife in
Reynolds last evening occurred the mar
rage of Miss Cora, daughter of the host
and hostess, to Will C. Casey. of Helena.
Mont. Rev. L. G.. Robinson, of the
Baptist church at Reynolds. performed
the ceremony. After the ceremony, and
congratulations had been extended, the
bridal party and friends partook of an
elaborate wedding feast, prepared and
served by Krell s. Math. The couple will
leave tomorrow on their wedding trip
which is to include visit to the groom
parents at St. Louis, after which they
will proceed to their future home at He
lens, stopping at important points on
the road. The groom is a successful and
rising young business man at Helena and
in his bride he has won one of Rock ISL
and courty's fairest dau !hters.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-24
social Affairs.

Mr.. and Mrs T. II. Thomas entertained
the East and West End Progressive Eu-
chre clubs al their inviting home on
Eighteenth street last evening. The oc-
casion proved an exceedingly pleasurable
one in all respects.
Tuesday being the twenty
first anniversary of the wedding Of
Assistant Postmaster and Mrs.
&c. Fry. the associates of Mr.. Fry in
the postoffice made the occasion one IN
which to show their regard for him and
his wife by presenting them with q hand
some easy char accompanied by neat
card bearing the best wishes of the DON
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-24
7, snould b, in Every House.

J. B. Wilson, 81 Clay street, Sharps.
burg, Pa, says he will not be without
DIR. Kings New Discovery for consump.
ton, coughs and colds. that it cured his
wife who was threatened with pneumonia
after an attack OF ola grippe. when va
rious other remedies and several physi-
clans had done her no good. Robert
Barber. of Cooksport. Pa. claims DR..
Kings New Discovery has done him more
good thsn anything he ever used for
lung trouble. Nothing like it. Try it.
Free trial bottles at Hariz & Bahnsen's
drug store. Large bottles, soc and 81.
ELECTRIC BITTERs.
This remedy is becoming so we'll known
and so popular as to need no special men,
ton. All who haye used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise. purer
menicine does not exist and ii is gusrant'
eed to do sll that is claimed. Electric
Bltters will cure all diseases of the liver
and kidneys will remove pimples, boils,
salt Theum and other affections caused by
impure blood. Will drive malsria from
the system and prevent as well as cure all
malarial fevers. For Ire of headache,
constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Bitters-Entire satisfaction guaranteed,
or money refunded-Price so cents and
S1.00 per bottle at Hartz & Bahnsen's
drug store.