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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-24
ATTHENORTH END.
Unlucky Day For r siients OF Math. ws
~ Sreet-Oiher Matters.

Yesterday was an unlucky day for
residents OF Mathews street, and two
residents OF that thoroughfare are still
in an unpleasant condition. Mrs. Ed
ward Maher. who lives at No. IL on
that street. while going along the hall
way in her home slipped. The result OF
the fall was a dislocated hip and some
cuts on the head DR.. Russell was
called and rendered necessary surgical
aid.
John Masterson. who resides at s
Mathews street, fell from an Elmwood
car about o'clock yesterday morning,
and when picked up was unconscious.
He was taken into the Office of Dr.
Waldo Il. Stone on Orms street. and a
number of cuts about the face and
hands that Mr.. Masterson had received
ms the result OF his fall were dressed by
DR.. Stone.
There were but four arrests made by
the police OF the Second station last
night. Two were for drunkenness and
two were suspicious characters.
A wheel came off n wagon owned by
former Representative Charles II.
Smart on Randall square last evening
and delayed travel good while.
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PAWTUXET VALLEY.

The funeral Of Earl ". the infant son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Spencer, was
solemnized from his parents residence
at Riverpoint this afternoon. The in
terment was in st. Marys cemetery at
Crompton.
Miss Elsie Donahue, Of Providence,
is the guest of her aunt, Miss M. v.
Snow at Phenix.
The workmen I'm the employ OF the
electric railroad company have laid the
rails for the new clyde Auburn road as
far as Westcott and will probably reach
Riverpoint by the middle OF next week
The work of filling and grading Bray
ton avenue at Natick preparatory to
erecting the bridge on which the cleo
tries Will cross the tracks OF the New
England and Pawtuxet Valley railroads
is progressing rapidly and from all APP
pearances the road will be opened for
travel by the end of next month.
Robert & Valliere, the Arctic Centre
undertakers. whose team was run into
and wrecked by an electric car at Riv-
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WARREN.

Mrs. Eliza X. Sparks of this town,
| who sustained severe injuries at the
residence of her daughter in East
Greenwich a few days ago by falling
down stairs. is recovering.
Miss Mary c. Surgeons is visiting
friends in Taunton.
No sessions were held in either of the
primary departments of the public
schools yesterday on account OF the
storm The attendance at the other
departments was very small.
Blanche West entertained large
number of her young friends at her
fathers residence on Metacom avenue
yesterday afternoon, on the occasion
OF her ninth birthday, the guests in
cluding children from this town and
Bristol. Games and other recreations
were engaged I'm until O'Clock, when
supper was served. The hostess was
presented with many gifts, including a
mammoth birthday cake.
Robert Perley Holmes of Norwich,
Conn, and Miss Bertha Anderson of
this town were married by Rev. A. Il.
Carpenter at the residence of the brides
sser on Child street.
Schooners ID. A. Hayden and General
Sheridan discharged cargoes of coal
for Leonard Bosworth. Schooner Len
ora Is discharging lumber for the same
party.
Mrs. Geo. II. Gordon and daughter
Blanche have gone on weeks visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II.
Hale OF Providence.
Mr.. William III. Jones, the well known
painter is confined to his home suffer-
ing from inflammatory rheumatism
Mrs. Henry Simmons is recovering
from a severe illness.
A copy of the early proprietors' rec
ords. made by the late Miss Annie r..
Cole, has been presented to the town
by her sister. Miss Martha d. Cole. &The
copy, which is now in the town clerks
office, is very useful to the increasing
number of persons interested In anti
quarian research.
Attachments have been placed on the
real estate of the Marine Machine and
Conveyor company I'm suits instituted |
by the James Hill Manufacturing COM |
pany and the Warren Foundry and Ma
chine company
Court Warren, order OF Foresters, |
opened it's fair in Armory hall last |
evening, with good attendance. The |
society, accompanied by the Warren |
band and visiting fire companies. made |
a short street parade before going TO
he hall.
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erpoint last week. have commenced a
suit against the Pawtuxet Valley cleo
tric railroad company claiming $500
I damages.
| The Warwick teachers association
held It's first meeting this fall at the
laWtuxet school house today. The res
| ignatlon OF President r.. G.. Knight, for
merly principal Of the Phenfx school
was received and Principal Seabury of
the Pawtuxet school was elected TO FIJI
the vacancy. The subject for discussion
was what the organization could do to
improve the Warwick public schools
ana several papers were read and
speeches made by the teachers on the
subject.
Contractor Conley is pushing the
work on the new macadam road and
the driveway has been competed from
the Cranston line TO the office of the
Harris Textile Company.
Quite ripple of excitement was Gre
ated yesterday by the bold theft of a
bicycle from i'm front of Sinnott Bros.
store and the speedy arrest of the thief
by Oificer Charles Cursor. The bicycle
was one which was displayed i'm the
doorway OF the store and the thief who
apparently could not ride the machine.
boldly lifted 1t front the rack and
trundled Ii off down the street. He was
seen Dy some of Mr.. Sinnotts employees
who Immediately notified officer Cur
son who captured him and locked him
up In the Lippitt police station. This
morning he WAS arraigned before Judge
Tilley In the fourth district court and
on his plea Of not guilty was held to
await the action OF the grand jury.
A two-year-old son OF Joseph Verrier
was badly scalded at his home in
Crompton last evening by cepsizing a
dish OF boiling water which his mother
had placed on the kitchen stove. Mrs
Verrler had occasion To leave the room
Tor n few minutes and during her alb
sence the child climbed on chair 10
investigate the contents Of the pan with
the result thst 1t was pulled off the
stove and large part Of the water
struck him on the legs burning them
badly. The child's screams attracted
his mothers attention and when she
rushed into the room she found him
lying on the floor in a puddle of hot wa
ter The chilo's injuries were dressed
bv DR.. Shea who was I'm the village at
the time and no serious results are ap-
pretended from the accident
Mrs. Annie MAVERICK. OF Sag Harbor.
IS the guest of Mrs. Emma Adams, at |
y
Mrs. Isaac Chase, Jr. OF Riverpoint |
Is confined 10 her home by illness.
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-FOUR soxEs DID IT.

9ensrkebIe Success Of New Pile Cure
People who have suffered for months
or years from the pain aud inconven-
icnce Of that common disorder. piles,
will look with skepticism upon the
claims Of the makers OF the new dis
covery for cure OF all forms OF piles.
known under the name of Pyramid Pile
Cure: nevertheless the extraordinary
cures performed by this remedy are
such es to warrant the investigation of
any sufferer. As case I'm point the
following letter speaks for itself.
Mr.. Henry Thomas of sub-station No
3 Hosack avenue. Columbus. Ohio
writes a. follows:
Pyramid Drug Co.:
0entlemen--I want you TO use nv
name Il IL will be OF any use to you. \
was % bad with the piles that lost
work on that account. Nothing did me
any good. l read I'm Cincinnati OF the
many cures OF piles by the Pyramid
Pile Cure. and / went TO a drug store
and asked for II. The drug clerk told
me that he had something else that he
thought was better. but told him that
wanted to try the Pyramid first
The frst box helped me so much that
] tried another. and then to complete
the cure used two more boxes. making
four In all. am now completely cured
Have not a trace Of piles and I had
suffered for four years with the worst
form Of protruding piles.
suffered death from piles. but I
have found the Pyramid Pile Cure 10
- just ~ represented. I have recom-
m<nded II In several OF my friends and
] am thankful to be able TO write vo,.,
what good the remedy has done FOR
me
Physicians recommend the Pyramid
Pile Cure because II contains no opium
cocaine or mineral poison OF any kind
and because II In 20 safe and pleasant
% use. being painless and applied al
n1got. The patient II cured I'm sur
pr11lng1y short time with no inconven-
Icuce whatever
The Pyramid Pile Cure IN sold bv
druggists a. 80 cents per package. and
~ (nere 1g any constipation n IN well
- ~ the Pyramid Pills at the same |
1)Do With the Pile Cure. as consfIpa- |
~ = very often the cause OF piles and |
~ D1IlG e6ecfuaIIy remove the costive
- le1on. Price Of pills n rs cents per
Wf1lp 70 Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall |
IIc1-, for little hook on cause and cure
Z 49,; oenf By mall free.
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AUBURN.

Mr.. Harris is visiting his son-in-law,
ID. O. King. of Elmwood avenue.
Mr.. William Leach formerly of the
Broadway Methodist choir, has become
second bass I'm the double quartet at
the Peoples Free Baptist church i'm this
village. The chorus promises to do some
excellent work under the direction of
Mrs. III. G. Lowden the coming winter.
V. :. Beaton. after a two weeks ILL
ness, is again able to attend to his busi-
ness. Walter Tillinghast is his assist
ant.
George II. Kinnecum will move Mon
day TO the house OF Herbert Williams
on Clarendon street.
Charles s. Tanner will go to New
York tomorrow night for a week on
business.
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NEWS TN AND ABOUT !.
THESE PLANTATIONS
EAST GREENWICH.

At the M. Il. church tomorrow morn
ing, the pastor. Rev. Ambrie Field will
preach upon. Found. Disciple" In
the evening Prof. Timothy Deape of
Abingdon. Mass, will deliver a stereop-
ticon address upon the Passion Play.
This Passion Play is produced every
tenth year in Ober Ammergou Bavaria,
1t is given as a thanks Offering by that
humble people. Ii will be a very vivid
and intensely interesting address and
all are invited TO attend.
Mrs. George Francis Greene OF Gran
ford, N. j., is a guest OF her mother.
Mrs. Thomas G. Greene on Church
street.
Some important changes have been
made in the time of service at ST Luke's
church. The first Sunday OF every
month being communion Sunday the
service Will commence at 10:30. other
Sundays at IL o'clock. The time of Sun
day school, has been changed from 9:15
TO 1915 o'clock.
Miss Bertha Burdick is visiting her
cousin. Alderman Ira ID. Winslow OF
Providence
Mrs. Gillmartin OF New York has been
spending week with Mrs. McGetrick.
Mrs. Annie Sullivan and Mrs. Mary
Phillips and son OF Providence have
been spending the week in town.
Mrs. Steven Slocum and daughter OF
Westerly are visiting Mrs VIM. Bur-
dick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtland Massie are
visiting Mr.. Massie's relatives I'm Prov
idence
John Murphy. one of the Merrimac
heroes, is again visiting friends in
town.
Mr.. Samuel Beale, academy '95 and
now OF Brown University called at the
academy yesterday.
Mrs. l.. Il. Huling and Miss Vars
have returned from New York city.
In the morning service at the First |
Baptist church tomorrow the subject
will be Life Astounding" and in the |
evening "A Gracious Salutation."
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CRANSTON.

Hon. Edward Stanley and his wife OF
Arlington were married 40 years ago
yesterday in woonsocket. The 10th an
event. Both husband and wife. in the
full vigor of life. surrounded BY friends
and relatives. Joyous with happy
thoughts and well wishes. the recipients
OF beautiful floral presents. were indeed
an inspiring spectacle. Mr.. Stanley rep
resented this town I'm the general as
sembly for three years. He Is now
serving his second term on the board OF
assessors.
Mrs. John Bannon's remains were In
TERED I'm st. AIMS cemetery Yesterday
morning. The funeral services were
held In 81. AIMS church.
The people Of Arlington are suffi-
ciently strong 20 secure good streets.
street lights. Pawtuxet water and vari-
GUS other beautifyirg and satisfying
appurtenances to their little village:
but when they tried TO remove tho
manure repositories that exist in their
midst. their efforts failed. Very much
complaint is heard from the most in
huential citizens OF Arlington about tho
foul odors that arise from the night
soil and manure that is stored on the
Fenner farm. or Gladstone street. Then
TO the south. about n quarter OF n mile
is a piggery. and the brewery refuse
that is dumped near by has been COM
plained of 10 the state board OF health
by several hundred people.
The residents OF Laurel Hill avenue
rejoice In having secured the promise
OF Pawtuxet water from the city. The
school committee made the petition suf-
hciently weighty for notice by the sig
nature OF it's presiding officer. asking
that water be nut into the Laurel rTill
school. The residents have labored four
years 10 secure the city water.
The committee ~ the Arlington fire
'omnany that is preparing for tho fair
'or November met last night between
ind II o'clock and made elaborate ar
'aneements for the coming Arlington
afr.
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BRISTOL.

The Hydraulion Engine and Hose
Company visited Warren last evening
and attended the Foresters' fair.
The heavy fall OF rain OF THURSDAY
night and Friday morning has caused
many washouts In various parts OF the
town.
Jacob Bassing, a shoe dealer ON
Hope street. has purchased from Israel
Dube a two-story dwelling house on
Court street, and as soon as Town
Clerk Bennett returns from his yaca-
ton the deed will be passed and re-
corded.
Supt. schlosser of the National India
Rubber works has returned after an
absence of several days in New York.
Mr.. Harry Shepard, general sales
agent OF the National India Rubber
Company. who with his family is at
Princeton, Is much improved.
Mr.. Walter G. f. Brown, secretary
OF the National India Rubber works,
is taking his vacation in New York
city.
While driving from the Narrows
yesterday, James Greenes horse fell
when nearing the Warren line on Met
aeon avenue, breaking both shafts off
and throwing Mr.. Greene out His
shoulder was dslocated and he was
taken to Warren where medical assis-
tance was rendered.
DIR. Copklin, the well known veteri-
nary. performed very skillful piece of
surgery yesterday on a horse belong
ing to Mr.. Rice OF Rehoboth. The ten
don and cords of the fore leg had been
completely severed by being cut with
scythe. He brought them together
and placed them In such position as
to save the horse.
Prof. Tuthill Of the Boston Technical
college is I'm town visiting at the Ferry.
Master William Leroy Devol, who
was seriously injured by a moving ma
chine and taken to the Rhode Island
hospital for treatment Is slowly recov-
ering, and the physicians say amputa-
ton Of his foot will not be necessary.
The yacht Wasp. owned by the
Messrs. Lippitt, came into the harbor
yesterday with a party OF ladies on
board and sailed to the westward at
night.
A large number of summer visitors
left today for their homes. Among
them were Mrs. II. B. Jackson OF Bos-
ton, Mrs. Il. S. Coward OF New York.
Mrs. Tulley ID. Bowen Of Providence |
and Miss Annette Punnett, who has |
been occupying one OF the Case cottages |
nj Pappoosesquash.
+. nj. Messenger and wife of Groves |
nordale Conn. arrived here this morn |
ing and are the guests Of Rev. George |
II Hastings and wife on State street.
Commander r. +. Tilley OF the ". s.
navy, who has been I'm command of the |
Y. s. gunboat Newport. made n flying |
visit here to see his aged mother before
eaving for San Francisco. Cal, where |
ne has been ordered TO take command /
II the u. $. S. Adams, much larger
vessel
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OLNEYvILLE.
RsDublican Town Committee Settling
Down 70 Work Notes From the Square.

OJW0 W WI W1-NvsSS htVn tnS SqssASs
Annexation has affected the politics
Of Johnston immeasurably and ha:
made necessary complete change OF
program by the different political fac
tions which exist in either end OF the
town.
The Republicans are in power. but
among those residing In Thornton and
those OF Manton district, there is dis
cussion. and we might say, strife.
The November elections are ap-
preaching. and the recently elected Re-
publican town committee are begin
ming to realize that something must
be done 10 bring the forces together
because OF what might occur should
the break I'm the Republican ranks
continue until that time, and the
Democrats should stand united In
both ends Of the town.
For the purpose of bringing the Re-
publican forces together, the commit
tee have organized and will from tins
time forward work hard for the success
Of the party in the town.
Centredal today Is the objective
point of every admirer In this vicinity
OF good Workmanship. The attraction
I8 II COIODeuukt clay pikCOn stiVot oe
100 birds each. between Jack Tanning,
the noted Californian, claiming the
championship OF the world, and "Le-
row" who claims the championship OF
New England, and who IL Is said de-
feated Tanning In competition at
Boston last Labor day. by getting
score OF 81, while Tanning got but SO,
out of a possible 100.
The affair is being held under the
auspices OF the Centredale Gun Club,
who offers the men a prize valued at
S25.
Aside from this event the last shoot
OF the season for the "Blue Rock" tro-
phies for which the state gun clubs
have competed during the present sea-
son. will be held by the club. and Is
sure to be an interesting contest from
this standpoint alone.
At the same grounds, and succeeding
the trap shooting, the Pastimes which
Centredale's banner base
ball team during the present season,
will play the Woodbines Of Pawtucket.
The baseball team OF the Standard
wheelmen Of this place who have
again made themselves champions OF |
The state Associated Cycle Club tour
nament for the second year. will be |
presented with the trophy thus won on |
Monday evening, Oct. Sd, at the club L
house on Stokes street. The occasion /
will be in the nature Of a reception and |
for the players and /
,ther members Of the club in general
ina the management OF the Associated
Cycle Club league will be present to
,resent the prize, which Is a beautiful
'iIver cup Of large size and suitably
tight that two figured rugs valued at
eporsed to the Sixth police station last
light that wo figured rugs valued at
40 were stolen from a fence in his
'ard yesterday. and said he suspected
ragpicker OF the theft. The identity
4 the latter cannot be learned as yet,
however.
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A FELLOW FEELING.
Makes Providence People as "Wondrou,
Kind" rs Elsewhere.

makes froNioehce Ieopie as "Wondrous
Kind" rs Elsewhere.
A fellow-feelng prompts IL.
We all have troubles OF our own.
We appreciate assistance.
Relief from trouble promotes grati-
tude.
Gratitude promotes publicity.
Publicity promotes public good.
\ man with bad back.
The kind that aches all day. and
doesn't cease at night.
Is a grateful man when his back Is
cured.
He wants TO tell his friends about II
Let them know relief can be had
Lots OF fellow-feeing I'm Providence.
Doan's Kidney Pills have cured so
many backs.
Read what this Providence citizen
says:
Mr.. Ellison Plummcr. II Fillmore
street, says: Since the year 1891 was
troubled with a kidney disorder As
is usual in such cases. | would be better
and worse by spells. At times the main
I'm my back felt like n dagger Going
through me. When I commenced ,isiny
Doan's Kidney Pills. which my son got
for me at Lothrop's drug store. Ss
Westminster street. I was unable To no
around. had severe pains I'm my low
er abdomen during the evacuation M
tho bladder. and the kidney secretions
were full OF brickdust-like deposit
Doan's Kidney Pills changed all that
| began To improve after taking them
for few days. and my back felt SO
much better that I was able IN n.
around. Doan's Kidney Pills did me n
world of good and N they acted go
quickly and bcnehcially I'm my case
and " was bad one-what will thev
do I'm mild cases?
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Buffalo. ~. v. sole agents for ,hc t-n,,
ted states. Remember the name poan..
and take no other.
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HE NEWS: PRovIDENCE. SATURDAY. sEPTEMBER "a 1ses
\ in o|

IS something we, as chemists, can
commend, for it is not a secret
remedy, but the result of genu-
inc discovery.
We have found that Vinol con-
sists of a delicate and pleasant
wine in which is dissolved the
curative principles found in the
liver of the cod, the manner by
which this has been extracted re-
suits from the discovery of the
eminent French chemists, Gautier
and Mourgues.
The HALL & LYON CO.,
Special yinol Representative.
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COnsJab ble's Sale.

BY virtue of an execution No. 1929
issued from a District Court of the
sixth Judicial District holden at Provi-
6encc I'm the County OF Providence.
state Of Rhode Island. within and for
said District. dated September nth.
1898. returnable TO said court December
II. 1898. wherein Thomas n. Bell Of
said Providence Is plaintiff and Caro-
lire Beatham. alias Jane Doe, also OF
said Providence Is defendant will be
sold at Public Auction on Tuesday the
4th day OF October 1898. at 12 o'clock
noon. at the Room OF the American
system OF Dentistry, No. "a Snow
street I'm said Providence. all the right.
title and interest the said Caroline
Beatham had at the time OF the at
tachment on the original writ I'm the
suit In which said execution was OBJ
tained. to wit. August 18th. 1898 Mt 8
o'clock and 10 minutes a. m. In and TO
the following described personal prop
erty viz: one parrot and CAGE
Levied on this 24th day of September.
1895. mt 10 o'clock n. w. and will he
sold to satisfy said execution II sum-
Client.
ANDREW MKENzIE.
s2A-zt Constable.
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IADrEsi chichsster's Ergish Psnsyoyl Yn,
u es-sss rss % ..s s,.s rs she ess.: h.ss
csiesssssr ckssiessr c.. YEil.s.n, n-',s.- "a.
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DREssNAK KING AND CUTTING.
Plain Suits -; fancy trimmed IS: perfect Al
guaranteed Miss l. Bcarss soO Lockwood
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by st-cIass
,aundress to go out by the day. Call
134 Atwells avenue. s19-6t.
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EARL CARPENTER & SONS,

No. 2 Westminster ST.. cor. Dyer.
THIS ld-csta blishcd house wholesale and
retail ICE OF fair prices, aud by prompt at
tention 10 business and the employment OF
Rood men IN their several departments
merit = Nntsnusnce Of the patronage 30
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND-A pocketbook, with a small
sum of money; the owner of II Is re-
quested to apply at GEORGE M. pow
ER'S residence. from 6 to p. m, 206
Charles street Ct s22
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CRYSTAL IcE COMPANY.

ID. y. SHERWOOD. Manager. Telephone els
Office, l2t Washington ST.. Providence, RI
ICE FROM PURE SPRING WATER.
Depots-Dexter avennc and Broad street.
Early and Prairie streets storchouscs =
crystal Lake, North smithhcid; Tarklin
nond, Burrillviile; Spring Green Pond,
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@. FONTAINE will paint, paper and
whitewash any ordinary room for s1.50;
your patronage solicited Address A
Fountain street, Providence, II. /.
s22 12t
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PERSONAL.

BRING IN YOUR PHOTOGRAPH
and have IL on a Button, also Postage
stamp Photos. CHASE 21 Westmin-
ster street Providence, r. /. CT s23
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WANTED--Case of bad health that R.T.PA.
Ms VIII not benefit. Send 3 cents 10 Ripans
CShemical &c, New York. for 10 samples and
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Special vinol representative.
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WANTED-Silversmith FRANK NJ
WHITING & CO., North Attleboro,
Mass. $50 Ct