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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-05

OF Simon Miller with j. Miller and
Nathan Warshawsky as suretie- he ap-
proved Motion carried
Moved hy J. $ Jacka seconded 10y
w J. Gribhle that the liquor bond Of
Nylund and Matson with Alex Daplra
and William Russell as surcties be APP
proved Motion carried
Moved by Frank Scadden seconded
by J 5. Jacka that the liquor bond Of
sam Jacob with A Cannon and Martin
Rogan AS sureties be approved. Motion
carried.
Moved by Frank Scadden seconded
10y w. J. Gribble that the liquor bond
Of Fred Tissue with ). Sorrnson and
John Wulf A. sureties he approved
Motion carried
Moved BY Thomas Pcnglaso seconded
by J. $ .Iacks that the liquor bond
OF Frank Leonard with Adolph suffer
and Moses Jondrau AS sureties he APP
proved. Motion carried
Moved by Frank scadden seconded
by W. J. Gribble that the liquor bond
Of Runquist and Runquist with Paul
schook aud Casper Aberlie AZ sureties
he approved Motion carried
Moved by J s Jacka seconded IS
Frank Scadden that the liquor bond of
Andrew Rnnquist with Paul SehoolS
and Louis A Henry rs sureties be
adopted Motion carried
Moved by " J Gribble seconded by
Frank scadden that the liquor bond Of
Carlson and Company with a Nylund
and Abram Burhlnan as sureties be-
adopted. Motion carried
Moved by J s Jacka seconded by
Frank Seadden that the liquor bond OF
3 Challancin with Alex Andrizzi and
Arthur yarDey as snreties h. adopted
Motion carried.
Moved by J. = Jacka seconded by
Thomas Penglase that the liquor bond
Of John Mobcrg with John Tufts and
Daniel Dawson as sureties be adopted
Motion carried.
Moved by Frank Scadden seconded
by W. j Gribhle that the liquor bond
Of John Nelson with Fred Flodstrend
and ]. +. Cdd as sureties he adpoted
Motion carried.
Moved by ] s. JAcka seconded los
W. j. Gribble that the liquor bond Of
wergard and stoIperg with John Il.
Stolberg and John Stolbcrg AZ sureties
be adopted. Motion carried.
The mayor appointed the committee
TO further investigate tho proposed new
street lrading 10 the Bristol min..
Committee Frank Scsddon, =. :.
Jacka and ". & Gribhls.
Moved By Frank Scaaasr .rosdsd
b. 4. y JsERs that Ii. board of pablo
r.rT. bs isstrsrr.n " srrSists cas-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-05
AMASA NEWS

Frank Thompson has leased the
Bloomquist huilding formerly occupied
by Mrs. Hordstrom and will open up q
confectionery store
Harry Vivian is delivering for the
Christensen store again.
-Four saloons doing business in
Amasa. Two less than last year.
John r. Mason left here last wednes.
day evening for the Mansfield mine.
We Understand John will be back here
occasionally.
Lots Silvers Ministries are billed for
Amsss Tuesday evening. They have
Oh" reputation OF being hrst class en-
tertainers
The friends OF Walter Scribner gave
an ice cream supper and dance as
farewell TO him Tuesday evening In
the town hall
Oscar Bru-seau lett Monday for Mar
quette TO appear before the grand jury
ON a charge Of interfering with Uncle
Sans mail we.nnderstand the CAGE
was settled and did not come up for
trial
II pours the oil of life into your sys-
tenn. IL warns you up and starts the
life blood circulating. That's what
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain does. 10
cents, Tea or Tablets
II, +. Christensen. Amass.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-05
Travelling Trowel

Barton lodge f. & A. NJ Of Hamil-
ton, Ont. arrived in Detroit AT } O.
clock Saturday afternoon by special
train, with the already famous New
York travelling trowe and were
the guests Of Detroit lodge, No. ,,
which received the trowel The cere-
mony Of reception and presentation Of
the trowel began az $50 and at 10
o'clock there was banquet and pro
gram Of music and speeches
This trowel is to 20 around the
world, and il was expected that the
Pacific ocean part Of it's course would
To- entered upon at San Francisco after
ceremonies Ia the lodges there. But
now that the earthquake calamity has
come upon san Francisco lodge il
some other coast city will be- elected {,
carry the trowel away from American
shores
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-05
council Proceedings
Grystal Falls Mich
Anril 80 1905

An adjourned regular meeting Of the
council was held on the Above date at
sclock 2. m
Members all present Minutes of pre-
vious meeting was read and approved.
Moved by Thomas Penglasc seconded
by Frank scadden that the liquor bond
of Erickson a Sundik with Isaac Cohen
and Jacob Binder a. surcties be APP
proved Motion carried
Moved by j. ). Jacka seconded by
Thomas Penglase that the liquor bond
OF Frank Simeoni with Adolph Sutter
and y Pentrella as sureties he ap-
proved Motion carried
Moved by W. j Gribble seconded by
!. s. Jacka that the liquor bond Of
Emanual Recla with Jacob Bauer and
Richard Wehse rs sureties he approved.
Motion carried
Moved by j. s .Iscka seconded by
". ] Gribble that the liquor bond Of
Auto and Numi with William G.
Eldrcd and Casper Abcrlie as sureties
be approved. Motion carried.
Moved by J. s Jacka seconded By
". ] Gribhlo that the liquor bond OF
Paul Schouk with n Lindsay and
Herman Bneuger az sureties I've az.
proved Motion carried.
Moved las Thomas penglasc seconded
by j. $. Jacka that the liquor bond OF
Attic Camille with Alex Dalpra and
Roger jackson as suroties he approved
Motion carried
Moved by Frank Scadden seconded
by j. :. Jacka that the liquor bond of
George Galick with Joseph Bittner and
John Tufts as snreties be approved
Mfion carried.
owed by !. $ IackA and seconded
byiN. i. Gribble that the liquor bond
Of Alex Daplra with Thomas Richards
and Roger jackson as sureties be mp.
proved Motion carried.
Moved by j. :. Jacka seconded by
w. j. Gribbe that the liquor bond Of
Matt Ranges with Louis +. Lundgreen
and ~ Pentrella rs sureties be APPROX
i. Motion carried
Moved by W. j. Gribble seconded 10y
Thomas Penglase that the liquor bond
Of Charlie Coleman with Jacob Bauer
and Jonn Bauer as sureties be- approx
ed Motion carried.
Moved by J. =. Jacka seconded by
W. ! GribLle that the liquor bond Of
I'D. Delorme with J. u. Schwartz and
NJ. j. Lindsay az sur.ties he approved
Motion carried.
Moved By W. =. orib6ls ssconrsd By
rsopps fsaglass that thv iiaspr bUsd
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-05
BEST FOR WOMEN AND
CHILDREN.

On account ~ is mild action and
pleasant tsst. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup 10 especially recommended for
women and children. II does not
nauseste or gripo like pills and or.
binary cathartica Orine Laxative
Fr'it syrup aids digestion aud stimu-
tatss the liver and bowels without IT,.
Sifsting th-n. Rsrnenbsr the ns,a.
ort.o ard rsfAss substitutes.
Ssp. 8fsgsp
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-05
c. N. q ST. Paul lime liable.

No. ioa Depart at 1.os \. ~ Tor Marquette and
Copper country.
No sI Depart al $50 A. NJ for Green iiay
Milwaukee and Chicago.
No lS. Uppartat al1r. NJ for Marquette ana
Copper Country
No ,u2 Depart at $3.50 T.. VI for Green Ray
Milwaukee and Chicago.
No inI Arrives NfOo g. " from Grecn hay,
Milwaukee and ChiraRn
No .l Arrives Nd go 4 NJ from Marmetto
and lshpcminr.
Na ~ Arrives tsip r. VI from Green lia}i
Milwaukee aud Chicago.
NJ. -n Arrives ntNP VI from Marquette ana
Copper Country.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-05
WAX AGAINST CONSTIPATION.

All nations are endeayoring 10 check
the ravages Of consumption. the
white plague that claims So many
victims each year. Foley's Honey and
Tar cures coughs and colds perfectly
aud you are in no danger OF conrnmp-
tion. DO not risk your health by tax
ing some unknown preparation whom
Foley Honsy and Tar IL -afs AID Ger
cain IL rssnlts Ask FOR Eolsys Hons,
sSs Tar ssJ insist apan hs.iss "a,
ALL. kfiaea.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-05
COPPER RANGE RAIL ROAD

Time Table
Going
Leave Crystal Falls a. IN.
Arrive ut Mas sO.p. IN.
Arrive at Greenland 3:is T. IN.
Arrive az Houghton - o. IN.
Arrive at Hancock J 90 p IN.
Arrive at Calumet 555 p IN.
Coming.
Leave Calumet iu0O A. m.
Leave Houghton 10 - a. ~.
Arrive Mass II a. p M
Leave Mass / so D. m
Arrive AZ Crystal Falls 800 p M
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-05

Have you pains In the back inilama
tion of any kind, rheumatism. fainting
spells. indigestion or constipation.
HOLSTER Rocky Mountain Tea makes
you we'll Keeps YOU well. ~ cents.
sam Bridges
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-05
CONNECTIONS AT CHICAGO

for Lower Peninsula Cities Via the Grand
Trunk ny
G. * " W
Leave Crystal Falls . 100 p. m.
Arrive at Chicago 35 a. IN.
G. VI. n -. +.
Leave Crystal Falls .3i .. IN.
Arrive at Chicago 90 A. IN.
Leave Chicago for Battle Greek, De-
troit, Lansing. Grand Rapids. Port
Huron and intermediate stations ~
a. m. fl ;0j a. m, 1902 p. m, a0a
p. m. l;09 .. M and 10 80 y. m.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-05
Stubbie and Patty and Billy
and Ne.

Stnbbie and Fatty and Billy and Me.
We bin tiishin'. FOR catfish. b'gee :
We bin q fishin' whore fisherman go.
Up in The Run where tho pickerels
grow
We bin a fiehin with hoppers an
things
Spit on ser hook and yer lucky. b.
jipgs''
Stub rot bit. that was almost a
whale
Eat caught a cosl-scuttle right by tho
bail
Stuhbie and Fatty and Billy and NE.
We found neat in a slick ny. elm tire !
Down by the bridge they's .'whooE.
rhacker's guai
''whooK whscker' sobbles the '.fraidy.
cats" whole ss-
Irs-sen tonch tosds er they'll give We
their warts
We knows whore gooseberries grow, by
the quarts
Stab caught q. honey-bee right by its
wings
| hooked mud-turtle too, once, b.
iings'
Stubbie and Fattie and Billy and ME-.
We hung our clothes on thornapple
tree
Anchored our poles in crotch fer the
cat"
Last git in is niger sez Fat.
Skitin we skipped fer tn oil swim
min hole,
First one t duck gifts bite on his
pole -
.C-come on out chatter- slim Stub
bic Spear
Its just as warm a. kin be way
ont here 80
.'Lookee sez Stub, Fatty got a
whale bite
Hurry on. fellers. an tie il up tight
You take arm and let Bill take the
tail
III pour the water on out of this
pail
Pickin mp bottom is fun fer US guys
Pa seq he guesses that what ails my
eyes
Ma sez that goose grease il used in Il
stack
Purity nigh cures where tn sun burns
yer back
Stubbie and Fatty and Billy and ME-
Shiyers an shakes 10y the thornappl,
tree
Climb in chr clothes an then kick on
our ears
Noses is blue hut there's nobod
keers
Goose pimples melt when III sunshin
comes out
Time { 90 in agin bawls Fatt
Stout
Day awful short fer ns kids and on
play
Couldn't 20 in but TEN TIME
. Yesterday Uncle Bye
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-05


The trade Of the United States with
Panama IL showing VERY rapid
growth, and will amount 70 approx
mately II million dollars in the fiscal
year which ends with June. 1906. The
total trade in the fiscal year 1905 wae
less than SG. OO0, 600 II seems probable.
therefore. that the trade Of the United
States with Panama will show an in.
crease of practically 100 per cent in
| the fiscal year 1906 ~ compared with
/ that of lnn5. While IT, million dol.
/ lars forms small PERCENTAGE OF the
total commerce Of the United States,
the details Of this trade with the
Youngest and smallest Of the American
republics are interesting at this time
Exports form. naturally the largest
/ proportion OF our trade with Panama,
which now amounts "a over million
dollars per month. and seems likely L.
aggregate about IL millions for the
present fiscal year In the eight
months ending with February. the
latest figures which nave reached the
Bureau Of Statistics, the total exports
amount to So si3 02s, against 81 lss,
ls5 IN the corresponding months 81
1903 The exports 10 the area nov
known as Panama were included in
the statement Of exports to Colombia
prior 10 january 1904 70 that IL is
only practicable 10 compare the eight
months ending with February. 1906.
with the eight months ending with
February. 1903
The imports from Panama are much
smaller than the exports to that
country since its producing area il
small. while It's consuming power il
proportionately large BY reason * the
presence Of large numbers Of people
engaged upon the canal land in pre-
parations for that work The area OF
Panama IL ~ 6Oo square miles. OF
about equal TO that ~ South Carolina.
and the population Numbers probably
half million. including the recent
additions. the estimated population
when Panama established itself ne y
republic having been about -. 900.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-05

For further information apply to
i r. Bodies. q /. a. Hougnton
Mich
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your postal card will bring it. The
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-05
TIVE rAmI.E
rrsin. Leaving Champion.
-, -. az ,ons

trains Leaving Champion.
~ rrrprr ryn. y. 1906.
for Montreal. tho East and lower
Michigan, si;ii a ~
For HouEhton aud the Copper
Country. sEb . ~
For Houghtou and the Copper
Country. g;S ~
Tor Duluth. superior. Gogehi-
Range points. Ontuuzgon.
Rockland. Mass. etc.. fs:5 a ~
Tor ishpemlng Negaunrc. Mar
quctte I'D a ~
For Detroit and the East 'l;i5 y n
For Houghton aud Copper coun-
try points ft,W y n
For Ishpcmng Negaunce. Mar
quetit - - y o.
TRAINS LrNvn afruuIIc
For Huughtou aud the Copper
country. 1cop
For i-hpemnr Ncganncc and
Marquette 900 . a
fnAIIN.
fpkitN ENCiPT suNDAY.
fnr tickets. time tables. or other tufur-
nation. apply 70 agents az ahoVc points, or -
JAS. NANCY. MART ADs0N.
4 q. T.. A.. q. J., A..
DULUTH MINI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30

alas. too strongly resemble the Spaniards
with their everlasting ''manana." It is
case Of never do today what can be left
till tomorrow. Poor vendrasco received
nothing but jeers or abuse, and at last,
Just a month before the day the Campanile
fell, was summariiy dismissed for making
n last urgent appeal that something might
be done before II was too late.
Loss TO Art world.
Another irreparabie loss TO the art world
was caused in the winter Of 1908 by the
carelessness Of the owners OF the Rosso
palace. also In Venice. Because they could
not or would not take the trouble TO find
out who was competent to be intrusted
with the task they sent ten odd masters"
to be cleaned by a totally Incompetent
person.
These pictures included two OF the finest
Van Dycks in existence and two Guido
Renis and were all Of immense value. both
from an artistic and monetary point Of
View. The incompetent cleaner washed
them with an alkaline solution and totally
destroyed them all.
An oficial OF an American bank once told
the writer that It was not professional
swindlers who constituted the chief danger
TO the banking profession. II was rather
the careless methods OF customers In draw
ing checks and thus giving opportunity for
fraud. AS an instance. he quoted case
tried three years ago before a Maine court
of justice
The cashier Of a certain electric company
drew check in favor of man named
Longacre for the sum of s1o0 The treas
urer OF the company wrote the words zone
hundred" in the very middle OF the check
wide enough for the insertion of another
figure between the dollar mark and the 100.
When the check was presented the words
read "Eighty-one hundred dollars and the
figures $500. The bank paid It unquestion-
ably. and the electric company promptly
sued to recover the 5000. The case created
a good deal OF interest, especially when the
courts decision was given that the COM
pany, not the bank. should be the losers
on account OF gross carelessness" in draw
ing the check.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30
TURBINES ON OCEAN LINERS
Degree of Perfection Un-
Dreeedeufed.

Marine engineers familiar with the de-
sign and construction of the great turbine
engines that are to propel the new twenty
f1ve-knot Cunarders across the Atlantic say
that the completion of these engines will
show that scientific study and investiga-
ton has reached a degree Of perfection UNI
precedented In the history of marine engine
construction.
The two great liners, the Lusitania and
the Mauretania, in which these most won
derful of engines will be installed. will
come out early next year. and already
steamship men the world over are Begin
ming to figure out whether or not the
Cunard line will be able to carry people
across the Atlantic in four days time, rs
II has promised to do. That the cunard
people will not be disappointed is the opin-
ion Of advocates of the turbine type Of
propulsion.
Never before in the history Of engine con-
struction has so much study and labor been
necessary in the manufacture Of engines,
and never before has the cost OF construc-
ton been so great as in the case Of the
turbines soon to be placed in these much
heralded, record-breaking ships. Each Of
the new liners will have four shafts, to be
controlled by six turbines, two of the tur-
bines being for reversing purposes. The
reversing turbines will be placed In the
two inner shafts
Accordingly, on the inner shafts there
will be two independent turbines. one for
forward and the other for astern propul-
sion. The high pressure turbines. which
will be supplied with steam direct from the
boilers at a 1ss-pound pressure. will be
placed on the wing turbines, whence Che
steam will pass to the low pressure tur-
bines.
The blades of the turbines. OF which there
| are thousands are bound together with
brass wires, the brass wires being in thrn
laced with copper wires, and soldered with
solid silver. SO delicate are these wonder.
full engines that it is stated that the space
between the surface Of the casing and the
ends of the rotating blades will be just
one-twentieth Of an inch, while the clear
ance between the fixed blades and the
rotors will be of similar fineness.
In designing the Lusitania and the Maui
retania the marine architects experimental
with models so big that tank. the big.
gest ever constructed for such purpose
had to be built. This tank Is 4f5 feet long
ten feet deep. and twenty feet wide. The
models were lowed by electricity, the ap
paratus connected with the tank being 81
arranged as to record automatically tn,
resistance on the model in pounds the dis
lance traversed In multiples of twcnty-fiv,
feet, and the time in half seconds.-Nev
York Times.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30

to the inventors Of printing. Of the steam
engine and Of the telegraph, but have
not heard that these inventors ever called
for their pay.
II doesn't seem to be the way for peo-
pie who do great benefits to the world to
ask to be paid for 1t. II Is always those
who are idle, and who want to get some
thing for nothing. who make such de-
mand.
We cannot all become inventors, but we
can do what we have to do well. and we
can all add something to the happiness OF
those around us.
It appears to me that, instead Of the
world owing us living, we are the ones
who are in debt to the worlds II this Is
true. we ought to live. and work SO that
we may. In part at least, pay up our debt.
and so that the world may be richer and
better for our having lived in it.-St. Louis
Globe Democrat
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30
NOTIONS RIDDLED BY TIME
Rude Awakening for Those who
Think the world Owes Them
. Living.

A few days ago, as two boys passed by
where I was sitting under tree. heard
one of them say to the other:
II tell you what II Is, Dan, amt going
to work. 1t wasn't my choosing, coming
into the world. But, now I'm here, I'm
bound to have a good time. and not have
to work for It. either. The world owes
me living"
When 1 heard Sam Jones say this
couldn't help wondering what he had ever
done to make the world in debt to him.
He has been fed and clothed and taken
care Of. from the time he was a baby till
he became old enough to do something for
himself; but he has always been an idle
boy, and instead OF being a help to his
parents he IL a burden 10 them.
I've heard some men make the same re-
mark that he did, but never could quite
understand 1t. for noticed that they were
always idle and miserable persons, who
never did anything to beneiit anybody.
When / look around me. and notice how
many things have been done. before any OF
us were born. to provide for our comfort
and enjoyment, don't see how any one
like Sam Jones can say the world owes
him anything
There are roads and bridges and rail-
roads which have been butt for our use,
canals cut, and steamboats, and sailing yes.
sells crossing all the bodies OF water. to
carry us wherever we want to go. There
are stores of all kinds where we may get
food and clothing and everything else we
need, schools where we can be educated
and libraries where we may learn many
curious and wonderful facts
When so much IL done by others for US
to enjoy. why isn't 1t duty for us to dc
our share for the good Of all? II every.
body followed Sam Jones' example, I'm
afraid the world would be very different
from what II is now.
I remember at one time hearing lee
turer speak of the great debt OF the worlc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30
In the Nick of Time.

Coleridge was enumerating the stenches
OF Cologne.
He had counted UP to twenty-one, ard
stopped In despair
'That seems to be all!'' he muttered.
"And I've just got to have another oner'
At this moment an automobile whizzed by,
"Ah," he exclaimed. There 1t ISL
Smiling the strange odor with satisfac-
ton in spite OF its disagreeable quality. be
proceeded to write his immortal poem
Chicago Tribune.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30
Reliable Physicians Prescrihe Il

It Increases the appetite, purihes the blood and
tones NJ the entire system etc Perfect your
digestion and lay the foundation Of good health one
90 CENTS at BRANDiEs SONS BOSTON STORE.
DRUG DEPT, write Ross q Walker. 70 Dear
born ST. Chicago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30
Ross q Walkers Sure Dyspepsia Cure

Is guaranteed to all stomach and bowel trou-
BILE dyspepsia, Indigestion. natuiency, nervous.
ness constipation, eatarrh OF the stomach and
bowels had breath. belchng Of gas. canker mouth
cnafad tnnana- hilliousneas. etc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-30
THIS DRUG aIST'S
 EXPERT IENCE
Should Interest People.
Montgomery

MT. Jos. F. Bradley, a prominent druggist of New Brunswick, N. J., writes: T have sold Vinol, the cod liver preparation without oil, for the past three years, and it has given per feet satisfaction.
 T now use Vinol in my family and can highly recommend 1t. It is always a pleasure to recommend a medicine that l have found to be first-class."
 The reason Vinol IS so fast super seding and so far superior to old-fash- toned cod liver oil and emulsions Is because it contains all of the medici- nal. body building elements of cod liv- CT oil actually taken from fresh cods' lvers, with all of the useess and nau- seati'.s oil eliminated and Sonic Iron added.
 Vinol makes pure. rich, ~ed blood. It Is delicious to take and the weakest stomach can retain 1t.
 As a body-bullder and strength cre- ator for old people. weak women, del- icate children. after sickness. and for all pulmonary diseases Vinol Is recon mended by over 5000 of the leading druggists of the United States. Your money hack if 1t does not do all " claim for it F. c. Fowler, druggist.
 Note. While we are sole agents for Vinol in Montgomery, 1t is now for sale at the leading drug store in near ly every town and city in the country. Look for the Vinol agency in your town.