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Fergus County argus., 1899-09-20

Bath and III. Kuhr. The prices re-
ported for wethers are $2.75 to $500;
lambs at $500; and dry ewes at $500,
with cut.
For some days notice has been
posted In the postoffice inquiring for
men wanted to work on the Burllng-
ton railroad in Nebraska, offering
free transportation thereto and re-
munerative wages. 1t Is hardly prob
able that the company will secure a
single man from this section for the
laborers are in great demand here
Only last week Fred COlver of Warm
Spring creek came to Lewistown hop
ing to procure some men for harvest
ing, but had only partial success.
These are Republican times.
The complete returns OF the vote
recently taken among the school
children OF the state to determine
which tree should be designated as
the state emblem, have been received
at Helena and show that the pine IL
easy victor. OF 3,700 votes cast the
pine tree received l,096, the Others
which received more than 100 votes
being: Fir, $50; cottonwood. 453;
cedar, 339; balm. 274. Fergus county's
vote was as follows. among the five
trees named: Pine rs; fir. II; cotton
wood. 15.
C. Fl. Braunscheid, formerly of the
Lewistown Meat Co., and Joseph
Lebert have formed partnership
and about the first OF October will
open butcher shop in the estab-
lishment conducted for short time
by Camille Hogue. More than one
butcher shop seems to have hard
time to exist, Notwithstanding the
great consumption of meat, but ev-
cry consumer believes that competi-
tion in this ine-as in all others-is
mutual benefit and should be en-.
couraged.
The common council has held two
or three sessions during the past
week, but conversation with Clerk
LARSEN fails to elicit much news, the
aldermen seemingly having spent the
, evenings in talking and as they don't
draw any pay taxpayers should not
object to the number Of sessions and
the little business done. Besides it Ii
Democratic board and not much Il
expected of them. At one session
they fixed license on the Tivoli beef
and concert hall at SO per day ant
the next session reduced it to $l.5,
per day, the clerk says.
How about a mining exchange fol
Great Falls? That proud city /,
) wholly surrounded by mines ant
mineral bearing lodges of every de
scription. Neihart, Barker and tn,
| Noi o'hhtc hiottNt Ou tut SOUTH
Gilt Edge and Maiden on the east
Sweet Grass on the north, and Vol
creek on the west-to say nothing o
dozen prospective camps who's,
luminous future is apt to- add splen
dor To n mineral world. Great Fall,
has the reduction works and hel
: financial success is largely indebted
, to the tribute of surrounding mines
, -Neihart Herald.
Sheriff Shaw returned Friday nigh
2 from Deer Lodge, where he had safe
ly landed Il quartet Of criminals con
victed at the last term Of court. Mr.
; Shaw remained over in Helena Il
witness the hanging OF Joseph Allen
the quarter-breed, who was executed
Fergus County argus., 1899-09-20

The greatest improvement-if not
the only improvement worth men-
tioning-noted since the incorpora-
tion of Lewistown, is that OF the new
sidewalk in front OF the Jackson
property on Main street. Let the
good work go on. A gentleman
showing stranger about the town
now ia not compelled to continually
apologize for the lack or character OF
the sidewalks.
A new corporation, the articles OF
which have recently been filed with
the secretary of state, is the Amerl-
can Fork Live Stock Co., incorpor-
ated by Charles d. Elliott, Carrie NJ.
Shaw and Samuel A. Shaw. The
capital stock is $40, 900, fully paid In,
and the principal place of business
will be Merino. Montana. The COM
pany has acquired all the McVay in
terests along the American Fork and
the Musselshell.
According to the Billings Gazette
there IL trouble over some wool clips
consigned from thatcity to the Sibley
Warehouse company, of Chicago.
The company Ia said to have been en-
trusted with consignments by j. L.
Miner and H F. Clement, neither of
whom has been able to get satisfac-
tion from the firm. Mr.. Clement has
gone to Chicago to find out what
has become OF the wool clip he sent
to the warehouse company.
1t has been said that In the build
ing of houses In Missouri they make
the walls to fit the paper and a sam
pie OF this system may be noted on
the cross walk from j. Z. Murray's
to the postoHice, laid last week.
The Missouri architect encountered
an electric light pole at the corner
and taking an axe he made the pole
to fit the crossing. II the plank had
been a few inches wider he would
probably have cut the pole down
entirely.
The school ma'ams have possession
of the town this week. Many new
faces are seen this year. During the
twelfth month marriage has captured
not a few of those who gathered at
the last institute and several of those
here this session will doubtless have
followed in the steps of their predeces.
sors before another year has passed
II they make as good wives as they
made school teachers, and they doubt.
less will, the future Of the common.
wealth is safe.
Amos LaFever fell from a scaffold
on the: :Acly residence last Thursday
sustaining very severe injuries to
his back. He dropped about fif
teen feet. striking on his shoulder "A nd
back. At first it was thought that
his back was broken. but this proved
to be erroneous, tho the sprain was
very painful. While his recovery il
quite assured, says DR.. Wilson, who
is attending the case, he may suffer
from the injury for years to come.
River Press: Several mutton pur
chases have been made the past few
days by c. ii. Merrill, who has beer
operating in the Milk river country
among the transactions being tn,
following: About 1000 wethers from
G. NJ. Jacobs; 5000 wethers from EC
Fogarty; 800 wethers and 1000 b,
from Henry Kuhr; and about 2,0Ot
dry ewes from Jos. Hirshberg, Ii
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30
He l|i| Declares 81 There Is No Longer. a
Possibility Of Peace.
the TT ~RRlTIsH CABINET
rroi,osiiioni substituted whieh i6el
Iransvn"l IS 20, L.k ely 10 Aceep,.
rre.idrrit Kfneser shnrke. NJ r.
chnmberiain with Responsibility
For Exists british Crrisors ssatii-.
erins ht I apo row..
tBy Telegraph tc virginian-pilot.)

London, Sept. 29.-The Cabinet met
this forenoon and adjourned at s:15 p.
M M The Ministers were heartily cheer
ed by the waiting crowds. 1t is said
from Boer sources that Mr.. Chamber
iain's proposals submitted 10 the Cab
met include All Indemnity for ths cost
Of sending out troops, the disarma,
lnent Of the Transvaal forts. the sup
preston of Doctor Legs legation, judi
ciative and legislative independence for
the judges; the equality Of the English
and Dutch languages, and full and
complete admission Of the supremacy
OF British interests throughout South
Africa. 4. ~"
An official of the Foreign Office this
evening told. representative Of tha
Associated Press that the Cabinet, in
the absence Of the Transvaal's reply,
had agreed to draft q dispatch form.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30

plating It's own propos9ls, which will
be communicated to the Transvhal
Government In a few days. Piriia.
ment will be called shortly to consider
the situation. The Government de-
clines to furnish exact ticn at
present regarding the military move
inefits
DEMANDS on THE fRANSVAAL.
The Pail Mail Gazette says It Under
Stands that, MIR. Chainberlaln submit
ted d dispatch to the Ca6inet. Councii
mantis on the Transvaal:
Five years franchise, .qualificatioh
without hampering conditions:
Q. Municipal self-government at Jo-
1hannesburg on O freely elected basis
8. The separation of, the judlcature
from the Legislature and Its ihdepend-
ence Of the Tolksraad
S 4. The abolition of the dynamite mo-
nopcly.
Johannesburg, though the defenses nj
Pretoria may remain. ,ss
s. The teaching of the English Ian
gnage in the schools:
READY For THE FRAY.
a dispatch to the Times from Pre-
toria says: IS ,,s(
s.tsff I Is taShpSSlS1 4tBot q.
state Of wal: Will be proclaimed at any
moment. President Kruger granted me
an Interview to-day and declared he
had done all possible for the sake of
peace. He had accepted Mr.: Chamber
Inns own offer Of e common INQUIRY,
But Mr.. Chamberlain deliberately
broke the thread OF negotiations,
troops were massed on all sides and
war was, forced, upon him. 1t was i'm
possible to accede. to the dispatch of the
18th. Such q course would have given
the land and people Into the hands of
strangers. AS 1T was, His seven years
proposal would, according to the Held
scSrnets' books, have given the franchise
to 8 900 persons, which was more than
the whole number ofsnld Birghers, YET
no one has come forward to take 1t.
NO ssIBILiTY or PEACE. ,,i5s
The Oitlahders never really wanted
the franchise. From the frat they rs:
fused 70 80 on the commanders and
ireg istered themselves as aliens. At
Sterwards s, Lord Loci secured exemption
! foE them on the same terms as the Por,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30
Genorni Rcnctfros Dra wned. 4
4 (By TELEGRAPH To sVireiy,lnn =. pIiot ,

Washington, D. c.. Sept. 29.The
Colombian Legation has received an
official cablegram from Bogota an
noupclig that General Julio Rengifro.
until recently the Colombian represen n
,tative In WASHINGTON, and one Of the
best-known South American diplomat.
lists, has been drowned in the MagdaS
Der of others were drowned al; the same
time. General Rengiffo left washing
ton few months ago to become Secre-
tary Of the, Treasury of the Colombian,
Cabinet. While here he was prominent
In official and social circles. and mar
,ried an American girl Miss Regina
Barbour. daughter OF the late James
Barbour, OF, this city Madame Rem
pected TO Join her husband at Quito
next month, and Is Frustrated With the
sad dntelllgence. N,. -.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30
Tho Gignhti 10 Cotton sw,ndie I
Expi6insd. 81

a New York. Sept, 20 The CONNER
clal News Bureau Of the Western
Union telegraph Company has sent
out the following explana ton Id con S
nectlon With the. snsp pension Of u the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange d
1.-THE special Liverp DOL ilue tlations;
to-day the move ment should pr66a-
( bly,, have been mad & aga Inst The
closing prices or yesterda aaohs
movement sto. be made ssp6Fat ally, as,
they came md mo TO be- al dsds coz
lee ffYely y. n
S:s 1T he trouble Is. prob Sly q a usf.dl
! by mlsnnd erst and ms In Tho INNER,
of using the ISoYhrtie Ell It. Il. & II IS s5Ss
" So Observation-Disclosures
tassel
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

(By TELEGRAPH to Virginian- Pilot) "a
Pensacola, fla. Sept. %. a Joint
mseting of the Representatives 81 the
principal civic and commercial organi-
cations here resolutions were adopted
and committee was named Who sent
a lengthy congratula tory tele gram to-
Admiral Dewey ending With tia hope
that.it would not be many days before
the Admiral could be welcomed here.
Admiral, is stationed at the navy yard
here. q - "a + 81 Is, K S 6 tsafa a =
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30

horror of all; the men who we're eiip-
posed to succor and assist those com,
mitted to their care, in the hour OF
need, turned on the helpless passengers
and, with loaded guns and revolvers,
compelled them to part with the few
valuables saved,
Captain Skrmischire and his officers
were exceptions For the honor OF the
British merchant marine THE crime
may not be ascrlbed to the men en-
gagged In 1t, but to a gang OF whnrf
rats, and hangers-on, picked UP on the
docks at Liverpool to replace the usual
crew of the Scotsman, which joined
the seaman's strike on the other side.
THE CASUALTIES. !
The list of those who persisted Is as
follows: 5sl 81 ~. n -
= ,First-class passengers-Miss Street
MONTREAL: Mrs Childs, wife Of 4 the
stage manager Of the Sign OF the
infant; Mrs. Scott; Mrs. Ro i @ Site
Of the manager Of the Sunlight Soap
Company. of Toronto; Mrs. Robertson
wife of q former editor oe the Toronto
Globe. 3 # az n ~ n !.
Second class passen myers Mrs. NJ N.
scott OCCURS ,twice3 Mrs. Watson, Mrs.
eliza Watkins. Miss B, weavers.
WOMEN AbON ~ sHEItlSHED.
It will be. noticed that all who perish
ed were women. This Is accounted for
by the fact that they were occupants
of the first boat which left the stea,n-
er after she struck and which Was
swamped before 1t could get clear of
the ship. S g i47 3 3S 3
The Scotsman sailed from Liverpool
on September 1+th, The passage to the
Straits Of Belle Isle was a fair one.
though the green crew In the stoke
hole lessened the speed Of the stlp so
that when she reached Raile@ Isle she
was about a days run behind her usual
average. ~ & 8 - Y
sUCCEssIoN OF SHOCKS.
s. Entering the Straits of Belle Isle OF,
Thursday night a dense fog 6lanketed
down on II he vessel and made navfga-
stion.. q matter OF great eau ton sat all
times in the straits. a prscarIous i n
Sdertakfng. The speed Of tile ship MAS
reduced and she felt her, way IN. 4 At
| o'clock there was q shock und erneatfi
the Keel 0f the yes sci. lowed by 4 Il
lSothsr and anot her. The passengers,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30

|Ml u 1 Admitting peopIs. Wit-
ness the Naval Parade. u
VIE. E:VERYyvHERE

Mayor Van w ), eli Welcomes Amerl-
5IsS GAS q rentent \ nv.,,. II cru. 0 a t,isr
5@Ss isa,s ureaiest oil FROM tiis After
iiFiaEo Of III. Fiasship tho Ad-
~ mirni j,yttnessed a soono NO WIZ
Il u. ,NevcrAgnin Beiiold : one ;Incid t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30
J PREPARATIONS FOR wA,R.
HIGHER TREASON BILI.

The Volksraad, In secret session, has
passed n higher treason bill, providins
for the contiscatlon OF the property OF
Burghers who refuse SERVED: A pro-
posal was submitted to make the { On,
fiscatioh retroactive. so as to include
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30
certain miilIonalres. but 1t was re-

certain tniillonaires, but 1t was re-
iected.
REPLY TO Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN.
Cape :f,own. sept. 2S.-The I,ransvaal,s
reply 10 the last dispatches Of the Brit
ishl Secretary of State for the Colonies,
Mr.. Chamberlain, has been sent from
Pretoria II Is, to the effect that the
'IRepu6lic strictly ndheres to The Lon
DON s!9i EN- and asks nothing fnrth-
e f: The Question Of suzerainty Of Great
Britain, over the Transvaal Is not
touched hDon In the dispatch.
COMMANDERS ORDERED OUT.
Johannesburg, Sept. 29.-There is
great excitement here in Consequences
OF. the oruefs to the coinniar.ders 10
take the field. Part Of the Johannes
burg corps will assemble to-day. Dis
patch riders have gone to the frontier.
OVERT AcsT EXPECTED.
London, Sept 2s.-Indicatioiis t,lls
evening lead to the belief that in view
OF the Cabinet message the Beers will
commit an overt act which will bring
Oh hostilitjes before the assembling Of
Parliament All the latest dispatches
aF9m ,tne Tr fgs shoY the lyeliest
slegratt,s frofn Pretoria announce thai
artilleryis beif,g RAPIDLY loaded at the
sta tion for the front ana military trains
have preference on all. lines. Tho Cape
mail is delayed In eohseailense of the
large amount OF rolling stock reserved
for the forces. $50
THE NATAL BORDER.
large body Of Biirshsrs LEFT, YES
terday for the Natal Border, Anu an
other for Middleburg. 3,Detachments Of
cyclists are being Distributed among the
diiferfnt commanders. 1t Is finders TODD
that the first continent Or ne Pro tortn
force Will leave for the Eastern border
to-morrow.S Is. :5s
commandment General Jonbcrt ycs,er-
day Addressed d crowd OF Burghers /,
the Pretoria sta ton. His rsrlarks were
loudly eheered. 7 he officers If tile
|. German Corps left for the from, to-day
: and the Hollanier Corps pnradeti ii:
. the principal square of Pretoria ana
safuted President Kruger,
New Orleans. Sept, 90 THE board Of
Health reports three new cases. There
have been no q eaths this week. The,
single case in Plaqu etnlne parish re-
suited I'm deaf l.as
- eak ~
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30
4 4. + Of ShipHreck, Suftaflhg,
PilIage and Death.
STEAMSHIP SCOTSMAN
TWO Hnn,'red ma Fifty suffering.
Survivors Reach montreal, ana fi 90
late q STORY OF IIorror2 par,ic,is
lars OF tile Terrible Dtsastor Rht
Rescue by tho siensnoi sioprar,-
Passengers field Up ana s.oo.cd.
(By Telegraph to vlrglnian- Pilots

tBy telegraph to yirginian- Pliot.)
Montreal, Que, Sept. 2o.-Two hun-
dred and fifty scantily clad, baggage
bereft men, women and children were
on board OF an Inter ship
Which steamed into Bonaventura depot
tonight They comprised the greater
number of those who sailed from Liv-
erpool on September 14th, on board
the steamship Scotsman, bound for
Montreal, which was wrecked on the
shores Of the straits of Belle Isle at
half past two of this morning OF the
21st.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30
WRECKED AND ROBBED.

It was not only a tale Of ship-wreck
that they had to TELL but one OF death,
Of suffering and pillage, for fifteen, at
least OF the Scotsman's passengers
persisted; all suffered cruelty from cold
and prlvation, and. almost the worst
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30
OF Tile l5IyE5S5

tuguese! He wished 8 to Ind gnantly
deny Mr. Chamberlain's charge that
he, had broken his Promise made DUR
Ing the discussion preceding the Preto5
rim convention Of 1851, that he Would
treat new INNING grants equally with old
fB.urshers: He had always been ready
refused. & 81 Ss 4 !, n Is *
In conclusion. asked IL there was
still q possibility OF peace. IS +; Isl IS
NO, he replied. adding after Isl q
pause; unless the other side will 10
something to make peace possible. = rs;
BRITISH CRUISERS GATHERING.
"a SQUADRON of British cruisers Is
gathering at Cape Town. 3
( Adviees from the interior Of South
Africa indicate that, thus far the ma
tiyes are quiet and there Is no Sign Of
trouble. This Is re-asstirinE as It was
feared some Of the tribes In 2uluiand
and elsewhere were becoiriiTg RESTLESS.
The British Colonists Of fshodesIa are
organizing a volunteer corps, lave
formed a cycle detachment and have
constructed an armored train with an
engine zine plated with steel rails.
PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.
a telegram received to-day says two
batteries Of field artillery and Ave hum
dred Burghers. have started for Yolks.
rust, and that another i've hundred
men go there to-day.
me streets at Pretoria present
scene of great military animation.
Araied burghers and artilierymen arc
riding about, the field cornets being
engaged In warning the Burghers to
be IN readiness at a moments notice.
a quantity of ammunition for Maxim
guns Is reported to have arrived at
'Harrismith, and the Burghers at Brem-
ersaorp received rifles and ainmtinitioh
Yesterday. The men are practlcing
with tho Maxim gun.
HIGHER TREASON BILL.
The Volksraad, In secret session, has
passed n higher treason bill, providins
for the contiscatlon OF the property OF
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30

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south.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30

5. Il "a; & { ass IS s Sis &s
nag; Isalse y eavy isss
g cHt w S5 - M q, q g
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an tas
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7s mn ~
sliS
III, Is {; i T..
tina Wire11 frnnS Il 5
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suary at IS s=sA pence iaa
about three cents per BOZ IA sf5f 9<
bale. 81 $s
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81 II III IS
n, i, ;sSs
natural waa n ISL i 3 ga
citement Walls hons Sc th & SffSiss
buyers Were keteS ted III SEfksS AffEs
on either sids AZ
Siimbfounsis
figures, and did Snot EiiSW sss
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ito be IS sssfs,Efis sfS
crowd. Not being si
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30
THE NATAL BORDER.

50 New, Orleans. Sept, 90 The Board Of
Healt h reports three new cases There
have been no deaths this week. The
single CASE in Plaqu ernine parish re-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30

The Montfort took ESQ Of the ia saen.s
gers and the steamship GrecIan. which
soon after came In sight, took the re-
nlainder, executing four who decided to
return to England on the steamship
Monterey, the next vessel to appear.
Eorty-ilYe Of the crew also went on His
boat q ~ - - -
Orange County observer., 1899-05-11
REMARKABLE RESCUE.

Mrs Mi. hael Curtain, Plainfield,
Ill, makes the statement that she
caught cold, which settled on her
lungs; she was treated tor a month
by her family physician. but grew
worse. He told her she was a hope
less victim of consumption and that
no medicine could cure her. Her
druggist suggested DR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption she
bought bottle and to her delight
found herself benefited from the first
dose. She continued it's use and after
taking six bottles, found herself
sound and we'll now does her own
housework and is as we'll as she ever
was. Free trial bottles OF this Great
Discovery at w. A. Hayes Drug
Store, Large bottles so cents and
$l.00.
Orange County observer., 1899-05-11

Many old soldiers now feel the
effects Of the hard service they en-
dured during the war. Mr.. George
S. Anderson, of Rossville, York
county, Penn, who saw the hardest
kind of service at the front, is now
frequently troubled with rheuma-
,ism. II had severe attack lately"
he says, "and procured bottle Of
Cbamberiain's Pain Balm. 1t did
80 much good that ! would like to
know what you would charge me
for one dozen botties.' Mr.. Ander,
son wanted it both tor his own use
and TO supply it TO his friends aud
neighbors, as every family should
have bottle OF it In their home, not
only for rheumatism. but lame back,
sprains, swellings, cuts, bruises and
burns, Tor which it is uuequaled.
For sale by w. A. Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer., 1899-05-11
War Not Over } ct'

THE UNION MERf ANTI +.
l. has this date. February H.
eo-operated with :. J.. u hji{'
colored merchant, al he -Af
stand where he ha~ been dong
at Hillsboro. and where he 80
tinue to DO business IN III" fhi' :"
new Company The int"h'e'i!1 -.
J.. Whit ed will be settled b' - -
pany. We expect 70 carry "..t.
of General Merchanfl-c 81 AL -.
and we trust you will kindly i'I'.--.
Us and give IL cfAIer :" ..s
portion Of your trade. We ~.
highly com plimented # YOU 80
at our store or send yQnr oT..''
bv vour children. AMI "e ~.
you ant. them our closest i}tf a.
attention with the De- 81 bIf
will not consume time aHl
specifying the different a''s-
carr, but ask YOU - Gi'c -
share ol vour patroFsAg'.. q. s4
our best 10 give sati-lae-4.'.'.
pour.elye. with al. k.a2. u
and a little money 4n1 er.e
stand AMI ~, what i"n .''
prices. We ale Your -ta..'t
UNION MEKC NJ riLk
ll..l,1oro.
Orange County observer., 1899-05-11
WHOOPING COUGH.

bad little boy who was nearly
dead from an attack of whooping
cough. My neighbors recommended
Chamberla'n's Cough Remedy. l
did not toink that any medicine
would help him, but after giving him
a few doses Of that remedy | noticed
an improvement, and one bottle
cured him entirely 1t is the bes,
cough medicine | ever had in the
house,. l.. Moore, South Bur
gettstown, Pa. For sale by w. A..
Hayes, Druggist.