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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-04

WASHINGTON, July 8.-From the
heat and carnage of the 6attisheld Of
Santiago where for the last three days
the American forces have pressed for
ward against an intrenched enemy, Gen.
shaeter to-day sent the following dts
patch summarizing the situation;
PLAYA DEL ESTE July 3
To Secretary Of War, Washington;
CAMP NEAR SDVILLA, CUBA, July
a-WE HAVE THE TOWN WE'LL IN
VESTED ON THE NORTH AND
EAST, But WITH A VERY THIN
LINE. UPON APPROACHING IT
WE FIND TT OF SUCH A CHARAC:c
TER AND THE DEFICIENCIES SO
STRONG TT WILL BE IMPOSSIBLE
TO CARRY IT BY STORM WITH blY
PRESENT FORCE. OUR LOSSES UP
TO DATE WILL AGGREGATE a
THOUSAND, BUT LIST HAS NOT
YET BEEN MADE. THERE is BUT
IITTLE SICKNESS OUTSIDE OF
EXHAUSTION FROM INTENSE
HEAT AND EXERTIoN OF TILE
BATTLE OF THE DAY BBFORB
YESTERDAY AND THE ALMOST
CONSTANT FIRE WHICH IS kEPT
UP on THE TRENCHES. THE
WAGION ttJAl ~ I'M INEldLs -
KEPT UP WITH SOME DIFFICULTY
on ACCOUNT OF RAINS. But |
WILL BE ABLE TO USE IT FOR
THE PRESENT.
GENERAL WHEELER IS SERI-
OI1SLY ILLAND WILL PROBABLY
HAVE TO GO TO THE REAR To-
DAY. GENERAL YOUNG IS ALSO
VERY ILL; TO HIS BED.
GENERAL HAWKINS WAS SLIGHT
LY WOUNDED IN THE FOOT DUR
ING THE SORTIE THE ENEMY
MADE LAST NIGHT, WHICH WAS
HANDSOMELY REFUSED. THE
BEHAVIOR OF THE TROOPS WAS
MAGNIFICENT.
GENERAL. GARCIA REPORTED
THAT HE HOLDS THE RAILROAD
FROM SANTIAGO TO SAN LUIS AND
HAS BURNED A BRIDGE AND RE
MOVED SOME RAILS; ALSO THAT
GENERAL PANDO HAS ARRIVED
AT PALMA, AND THAT THE
FRENCH CONSUL WITH ABOUT
-FOUR HUNDRED FRENCH CfTf-
ZFJSS CAME INTO HIS LINE YES
TERDAY FROM SANTIAGO. HAVE
DIRECTED HIM TO TREAT THEM
WITH EVERY COURTESY POSI-
BILE.
(SIgned) SHAFTBR
Major General.
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AMERICAN YALOR
Displayed in a Conspicuous Degree in the
Fierce Fighting
BEFORE SANTIAGO AGAINST GREAI 00OS.

The CITY Invested but General shaer Finds that tits Impossible
with his Long Drawn out Line to Take 1Our Loss. @
Very Heavy but the spaniaFdS Suffered tVOt'ldsan'sa
was Literally torn to Pieces and General MnaEes e Seriously
Wounded-Troops will bo Immediately sent to shAfs AID
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PnAYA DEE EsTn. July 3.

PLAYA DEL ESTE, July 3.
sIRoNEY OFFICE CONFIRMS
sTNTbMENT THAT ALL THE
SPANISH FLEET EXCEPT ONE
WARsHIP DESTROYED AND BURN
ING ON THE BEACH. IT WAS
WITNESSED BY CAPTAIN SMITH.
VINO TOLD OPERATOR NO DOUBT
OF ITS CORRECTNESS.
(slgned) ALLEN, Signal officer.
Joy at the White IloHsS.
Tho information confined In the
above statement was received early in
the evening, but It was not announced
officially until several hours later. AS
result o! Its receipt, however, confer.
ence OF the prominent officials was held
at the white house Immediately. Those
present nt the conference besides the
President were Vice President Hobart,
ScrctarV Day, Secretary Long, Secre-
tary Aiger, Postmaster General Smith,
General Miller, Adjutnnt General Cor
bin. General Guy V. Henry and Senator
Hanna, The Information was discussed
IN all its phases. The news sent by
both General ShAfter and Lieutenant
Colonel Allen was received with In
tense satisfaction. II was taken TO In
dlcate not only that Admiral Sampson
Aldu hNNulllNAAaAlNh AAtbAAAANSAhu NetN
task to which he had been set, but II
also clearly proved that General SHAFT
Ger was In a much stronger position
than tho war officials had been led to
believe he held. One OF the officials who
attended the conference said after the
news had been officially announced. that
It very materially modified the serious
ness OF the situation.
The destruction OF the heet which was
not confirmed until few minutes be-
fore the news was given to the public
removes bV fnr the most serious OBJ
stacle 20 the occupation OF Santiago by
the American land forces.
No "Details at Hand.
During the almost continuous conflict
of Friday and Saturday reports show
that the Spanish fleet did awful execu-
tIon by ahelllnE the American troops.
After the reduction and capture OF the
outer defences Of the city bR General
Shafter. Il became necessary that Ad-
inlFnl Cervora's 1eet be eliminated from
the equation. Its elimination was exc
cutcd by Admiral sampson, thus leav-
Inn the way open for the continued adj
vance OF Skaters troops upon the city.
Details OF the destruction Of CerveTa's
iie0t have not been received at this
writing, by either the war or navy de-
partmentB. Whether Sampson'B ships
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W,n,her For,cn,t for To-tov,

For West Virginia, showers and thun-
der storms; cooler; westerly winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio,
showers and thunder storms; cooler;
fresh northwestcTly Vinda.
Local Temperature,
Tho temperature Saturday as ohleFVed
by c. Schnopf, druggist. corner lrkqt
and Fourteenth StreotD, was as follows
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-04

OFF SANTIAGO DE
CUBA, July 2, via Port
Antonio, Jamaica, and
Kingston Jamaica, Sum
day, July 3 S;45 a, m.-rhe
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WASHINGTON, July 4.-GLoRIoUs
NEWS FROM CUBA AFFORDS THE
AMERICAN PEOPLE JUST REASON
FOR AN ENTHUSIASTIC cELEBRA-
T1oN OF THIS, THD NATIoN's HoL-
IDAY.
ApAMRAI SAMPSON HAS Ac-
coMPL1sHED THE WORK WHICH
HD WAS DIRECTED Az PERFORM
WHEN HE LEFT KEY WEST FOR
THE SOUTHERN COAST OF CUBA.
Hp WAS ORDERED TO FIND AND
DESTROY cDvBRA's FLEET. sDv-
ERA1, WEEKS AGO COMMODORE
scHLpY LOCATED THE FLEET IN
THT0 BAY OF SANTIAGO. YEsTER-
DAY. AFTER BEING BOTTLED
HBLP1BssLY IN THD HARBoR
FOR WEEKS, THE FLEET WAS DE-
srRoYBD. NOTHING NOW RE
MAINS OF THE SPANISH SQUAD
RON BUT SHATTERED AND BURN
ING HULKs..
IN ADDITION TO TEIB SPLENDID
WORK ACCOMPLISHED BY AID
MIRAL SAMPSON, GEN. sHAFTER,
IN COMMAND OF THE LAND
FORCES BEFoRD SANTIAGO, HAD
SO FAR PROGRESSED IN THE CAR-
RYING OUT OF HIS PDANS FOR
THD REDUCTION OF THB CITY
THAT AT 1910 YESTERDAY MORN
ING HID DEMANDED THE IMhEDI-
ATE SURRENDER OF THB SPAN
ISH FORCES,
Al I:30 yesterday afternoon Gen. Shat.
ter's demand had not been complied
with. SO far aS tho war officials were
able 10 ascertain. That the demand VIII
be complied with, however, Gen. Shat-
ter fully believes, and that THE STARS
AND STRIPES WILL ON THIS
FOURTH OF JULY BE RAISED
OVER THE FORMER CAPITAL OF
CUBA IS REGARDED AS PRACTl-
CALLY CERTAIN.
Shortly after 19 O'clock this morning
Assistant Secretary Allen left the white
house hastily and going directly to the
department posted the following upon
the department bulletin board:
GEN, SHAFTER TELBGRAPHS
FROM PLAYA DEL ESTE. JULY 8:
"BARLY THIS MORNING SENT
A DEMAND FOR THD IMMEDIATE
SURREN DER OF SANTIAGO,
THREATENING TO B0MBARD THE
CITY. I BELIEVE THE PLACE WILL
BE SURRENDERED"
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The dispatch speaks for Eself, and as
Adjutant General Corbin said tells what
n desperate fight our gallant troops
have been IN.
II was received at noon to-day. after q
Iull OF nearly thlrty-siK hours in the
official information from the field At
first, when Il became known that the
American commander had reported tho
defences to have been so strong Il would
be impossible to carry them by storm
with his present force, there was mo-
mentarlly wave Of deep apprehension.
But this was not shared by the military
authorities here. All their energies, all
their attention, was turned to meeting
the situation as presented by General
Shafter. There was neither time nor
gone before, when the hlct was plain
that the American army had fought its
way inch by inch under blazing sun
through a dense tropical vegetation,
steadily advancing and beating back
the foe, taking position utter position,
until, rs General ShAfter reported, the
town was well invested on the north and
east by the long drawn out line OF
American troops. That was q sufficient
tribute TO the vnlor OF our brave mon.
and Il sllenced all cavil over the condi-
llNllb now presented Wy NGutINl oNhINNTs
II was time for action. for reinforce
ments and toward the execution OF this,
and every effort of the administration
was at once turned.
santiago Torn TO PlSorH.
But there was other information Of
different tenor coming about the same
time. The American army was not
alone feeling the effect Of this three days
shock OF arms. Definite, positive tnfnr-
nation was al hand that Santiago had
been literally torn to pieces and that in
the wreck and ruin OF demolished build
ings the Spanish casualties numbered
fully 1000 This was a fitting offset 10
any qunlms raised by the reports from
the American lines, This information
came from one of the foreign c1nsuls
stationed at Santiago. who reported 10
the representative OF his country in
Washington the fearful havoc within
the city wrought by tho American army
and the ilCet. The distress Of the city
even before tho battle was clearly shown
by the action OF this consul In serving
out ratlons Of onc-halt pound daily 20
his fellow countryTnen few hundred In
number for the last month. Evidently
Contlnnod On Third p,,,
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and a collier in the Spanish fleet orig
lnaliy. Whether the cOAier was at San
tlago or not is not known
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Secretary AlEer sent the following re-
ply to General ShRfter:
THE PRESIDENT DIRECTS AfE TO
SAY THAT YOU HAVE THE GRAFT
TUDB AND THANKS OF THE Ma
EFFECTIVE WORK OF YOUR NO
BILE ARMY ON FRIDAY. JULY lst.
THE STEADY VAIjoR AND HERO
ISM OF OFFICERS AND MEN
THRILL THD AMERICAN PEOPLE
WITH PRIDE, THE COUNTRY
ATOURNS THE BRAVE MEN WHO
FELL IN BATTLE THEY HAVE
ADDED NEW ES4AAESJTo OUR ROLL
OF HEROES.
(signed) r. A. AIEGER,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-04-10
SHE BROKE HER CROSS
WHAT INSPIRED HER TO DO
THE DEED.
The Book That Gave Her the
Courage and Strength
To Do 1t.

Here IS a case OF a very charming
young woman Of central Ohio, who
had grace, beauty and wit 20 commend
her. Just as she was budding into
womanhood a cloud came TO darken her
life Her troubles weighed 50 heavily
upon her that for a long time she would
not-could not leave her house. She
used TO receive her friends stretched on
a couch or leaning back in an invalid
chair. And her friends were many.
She was quoted as an example of Christ
ian courage. She referred TO her con-
dition as ''her cross and everyone
thought how brave and good she was TO
bear her burden with such fortitude. one
by one her girl friends were Joined TO r6e
men of their choice. She sent them all
presents and received from each a piece
of wedding cake, which she cried over
a little. and didn't put under her pillow
because it wasn't any good for her 20
dream. No man could marry her. \ life
Of solitary suffering was hers. Yet her
sad smile only got brighter as her cross
got heavier. One day a young man found
his way into that home; looking upon
this girl. he loved her. And so he came
often and she grew TO look for him. and
learned to lean on him, and dreamed
the pretty dreams that come to pure
women whose hearts God has fashioned
for happy love. But over all the prospect
was the shadow of her cross.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-04-10
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
a Positive Cure for Dyspepsia.

n
This may read as though we were put
ting il little strong because it ia cen
orally thought by the majority OF people
that Dyspepsia in ats chronic form is
incurable. or practically so. Bu; We have
long since shown that Dyspepsia IS cur
able. nor is it such a difficult matter as
it first appears.
The trouble with Dyspeptics Is that they
are continually dieting, starving them
selves. or going TO opposite extremes or
else deluging the already over nurdened
stomach with "bitters." "af.sr dinner
pills" etc. which invariably increase the
difficulty even II in some cases they do
give a slight temporary relief Suc7
treatment of the stomach simply makes
matters worse What the stomach wants
IS q rest Now how can The stomach be
come rested. recuperated and al ;he same
time the body nour.shed and sustained.
THIS is the great secret and this : also
the secret Of the uniform success Of stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets. This IS a ccm-
paratively new remedy, but lis success
and popularity leaves no douot as TO its
merits.
regardless OF condition Of stomach.
The sufferer from dyspepsia according
% directions - 20 eat an abundance of
good. wholesome fo5d and use the tablets
before and after each meal and
the result VIII be that the food
viii he digested TO matter how
bad your dyspepsia may De. because
as before stated II. tablets VIII digest
/ the food even Z ;he stomach IS wholly in
active To illustrate our meaning p.sl1iy.
/ II YOU take ! So grains a. ues-. eggs or
! ordinary food and place = Il = tempera-
tu~e OF . degrees. and nu; WIN 3, one q
/ S:uart's Dyspepsia Tablets iI VIII digest
/ the meat or eggs almost as perfectly as Z
! The meat was enclosed wi,al1 the stou-
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+ Tho stomach may be ever 8, weak ye;
these tablets WI perform The WORK y d.
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ach VIII De gwen. - some exte1t- n1u-A
I needed rest Your druggist VII teE yol
! that OF he many remedies advertised =
cure dyspepsia none CO tEeg, has gives Sc
/ complete and general satisfaction IS S,r-
I arts Dyspepsia Tablets and r7t .e1si y
/ importance n these hard tiraes IS ths tac'
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The most good for tbs least T-oucy.
\ little book on cause and cure ~ stcu1-
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-04-10
CALLS n |DOLAIRY
Mr.. KenSiI Creates a Scene in
a London Church.
.HE' SEXES THE CRUCIFIX
And Runs OFF With 1t in the
Name of Cod"

Iondon. April e.-The anti-ritualistic
crusade OF Mr. John Kensh the layman
who on January l5, 1897, caused sensa-
ton bv reading a protest against the
e1oc,ion Of DR.. MengeH Creighton as bish-
op Of London. in succession to the NoS'
Rev Frederick Temple, now Archois"oP
20 r,ar+erbury. on the ground OF Ut
Creiehton's alleged desire to uhoo 'i'e
-,, o4 the Reformation by introducing
.b +~ir,,ets Of Rome" etc. has been spe-
ciallv vigorous during Holy Week cur
NINA ting in extraordinary scenes IN
c,,+bhart,s church yesterday, Goou FIi-
do,, wbare as customary during Pd9'
,.,,rs tho conduct of the service cohSlS'-
cd in chanting st. Johns story Oh inc
poeeior on the same lines as the Ooei
a,,,,,ar,-ou NAV. the officiating clergy
4.,,iv,o, the roles of Christ, plate and
C,iannhus. One Of the princlpaI Led'u -
&C. known as "the veneration Oh 'H9
oross " and the crucifx was being remoF-
od from the altar to the steps Wheh 'l'o
oIarov acolvtes and congregation au-
vance in pairs, PROSTATE themselves ana
Hiss the figure of Christ. AT the tan oi
the procession was Mr.. Kensil. surround
ed nv a body of friends. They advanced
70 tho altar steps; but instead OF kneellhg
Kensil Mortified the congregation oy suo-
denly seizing the crucifx, raising 1t aloll
and franticalIy rushing toward the door,
| shouting: -,
.Jn the name of God. 7 denounce TINS
idolatry and popery in the Church OIL Eng
land. May God help US!
A most painful scene ensued. A croWo
Of neople surrounded Mr.. Kensil and peo-
,Ia struck him and wrestled with him.
one man going so far as TO thrust hand
kerchief into Mr. Kensifs mouth in ordeI
TO gag him. Finally the congregation res
cued the crucifx and the police entered
the church and arrested Mr.. Kensil.
IIda Orme, the song writer, VINO Is
knawn in the United States, and who Is
| said 10 be an American, was released OF
| Wednesday from the asylum where she
had been confed. the efforts of the Mar
ouis of Salisbury and Colonel John Hay
the United States ambassador. resulting
in the secretary of state for home affairs
Sir Matthew White Ridley, signing ar
order for her release, on condition tina
Miss Orme's sister, who is here, conducts
her to America. Miss Orme says she VII
remain in England and fight her traduc
ers" and "set herself right by demand
ing a public hearing of her case. Miss
Orme. in September last, claimed that he'
life was attempted as she was entering
her residence in London, but the wounc
was not a serious one.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-04-10
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warrants for Normal Expenses.

Guthrie, o. T. April s.-(special.)-Dep-
uty Auditor McCabe has drawn warrants
in full payment for salaries and expenses
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amount OF S4.SsO.0 for the quarter ending
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1885,. 20; expenses and insurance, $l0ss.So'
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normal. SlA5.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-04-10
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-04-10

OF diseases. And these years OF ooSer-
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fruit Gin paTtg the "Favorfte Prsscrtp-
ton" In the majority of cases the cause
OF disease is the same. though symptoms
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"Favorite Pl->scrl ption." from iSs nrst
dose begins the work OF reeuperatins the
sytssm drained by waste. putting the BODY
on a fighting footing with disease just
as the walls OF Jerusalem were rebuilt
by men with a sword in one hand and
trowel in the other sc in building up the
body DR.. Plerces Favorits Prescription
puts a weapon into one hand TO ngnt
disease and into the other the materials
with which 70 build UP the depleted and
depllitated system. For this reason
A CURE RARELY FAILS
10 result from the conscientious use 81
the "Favorite Prescription" liberation
and Inflammation. irregularities, dispiace-
ments. and uterine disorders in general
an Weld quickly 10 the action OF this real
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the side. difficult breath. floating specks
before the eyes. nausea. weariness and
melancholy. The appetite returns, the
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heretofore a mere existence becomes
hearty. happy condition, every day OF
which records that something attempted
something done. has earned q nights re-
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Or. Pierce's treatment IS Of the utmost
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those contemplating marriage. Tne d
vorite Prescription" Is the hest possible
preparation for the serious functional
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/ fered who is loudest in pI Iaise OF Dr
Pierce's medicines. She knows the misery
| of that dread period OF waiting which pre-
cedes the baby's coming. She knows tn'
( agonizing doubts and fears, the nausea
the langor. the irritability that preced'
the event and the pain and agony length
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-04-10
CURES WITHOUT PAIN
One Of the Best Features Of the New
File Cure.

File Cure.
The Pyramid Pile Cure cures every form
Of Piles without one particle OF pain This
desirable point is not obtained by the use
OF injurious opiates which simply deaden
and paralyzs the nerves OF the parts and
make matters worse in the long run. Eu-
It is cone solely by its remarkable heal
ing and soothing effects.
And while it thus gives immediate relief.
at the same time the disease IS not merely
checked, but a radical cure Is rapidly &C
complIshed.
And the point we want 20 make clear is
that all this is done without particle of
pain.
This fact Is one reason for the great
popularity OF the Pyramid Pile Cure and
constitutes one very great difference be
tween it and almost any other KIND Of
treatment for piles.
Every kind OF surgical operation for
piles is excruciaungly painful besides en-
dangering the life Of ths patient and in
most cases IS not to be compared with
the Pyramid Cure. neither in making sue
cessful cures without pain nor IL cheap
ness and safety.
Inc pyramid flae Cure mas oeeH 'tlolr
the public too long, and its merits recoE-
nized by too many people 70 allow it 20
be classed with the many sslves. supposi-
tories. pills etc. and you run no risk in
trying it, as is often the case with new
and untried preparations.
II you are ever troubled with any form
of plies or rectal disease co no. forget
the Pyramid Pie Cure. prepared by
the Pyramid Drug Co. OF Albion. NIch-.
and sold BY druggists At 50 cents per palA-
ace.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-04-10
AMERlG0 VESPUCCPS VISIT
Italian Officer Denies the Purpose of
Helping Polo Out.

Washington, April 9.-The Italian train
ing ship Amerigc Vespucci is anchored in
the Potomac off Alexandria, Va, with 3l5
men aboard. including thirty-seven OHIO
ers She will not come up to Washington.
but after a few days will go to Phlladel-
phia-
Our visit here" said one of the offio-
ers. has no bearing whatever on the
trouble between the two countries
at is reported" he was told, that you
have come to take the Spanish minister
home in the event Of war"
The italian officer appeared to regard
the statement as huge joke
In Havana and Key West. he said.
things were very lively, especially in Key
West.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-04-10
Rnhhed edtheGrnve-

A startling incident. OF which Mr.. John
Oliver of Philadelphia was the subject.
is narrated by him as follows: II was In A
most dreadful condition. My skin was al
most yellow. eyes sunken. tongue coated.
pain continually in back and side. no APP
petite-gradually growing weaker day by
day. Three physicians had given me up.
Fortunately, a friend advised trying
Electric Bitters.' and TO my Joy and sur
prise, the first bottle made decided i'm
proyement 1 continued their use foi
three weeks. and am now well man.
know they saved my life. and robbed the
grave Of another victim" No one should
fail to try them. Only 30 cents per bottle
atG. Gehrings drug store.