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TnE OMAHA DAILY HEEi SUNDAY, JANUAHY 25. 100.'?. sir" AS HAVE KID FLOODS STALL OREGON CARS Rivera Overflow Towns and Waih Away Bailway Tracks. RAINFALL EXCEEDS ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS , ,iul wi a. per rent lower than those then prevallin and this was alleged to be In violation c the corporation's charter rights. TRGUBLE AHD H'T UN IT WOULD INVESTIGATE TARIFF i Minnesota Representative Asks Con-! Ei To Prove What Swamp-Root, the Great Kidney Rem edy, Will Do for YOU, Every Reader of "The Bee" May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail. Weak an J unhealthy kidneys arj responsible for more sickness and suffering than any other disjase, therefore, when through neglect or other causes, kidney trouble 1 permitted to continui, fatal results are sure to follow. . Your other organs may nesd attention but your kidneys most, because they do most and need attention first. If you are sick or "feel badly," bsjin t tklni Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder re me J y. because as soonas your kidneys are well they will help nil the other organs to health. A trial will convince anyone. The mil J and Immediate effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney and bladder remedy, 1 loon realised. It atands the highest for tta wonderful cures of the moat distressing ceaes. 8warp-Root will Mt your whole system right, and the best proof of this Is trial. 14 West 117th Bt., New York City. Dear Blr: n Oct 15th. 100. '1 had been suffering severely from kid nay trouble. All symptoms were on hand; my former strength and power had left me; I could hardly drug myself along. Kven my mental capacity was giving out. and often 1 wished to die. It was then 1 saw an advertisement of yours In a New York paper, but would not have paid any attention to It, had it not promised a sworn Quently night and day, smarting or Irri tation hi paspg, brlckdust or sediment in the urine, headache, backache, lame back, dlzulness, sleeplessness, nervousness) heart disturbance due to bad kidney trou ble, skin eruptions from bad blood, neu ralgia, rheumatism, diabetes, bloating. Ir ritability, wornout feeling, lack of ambition, low of flesh, sallow complexion, or Brlght'i disease. ' If your water, when allowed to remain undisturbed In a glass or bottle for twenty four houre, forms a sediment or settling or has a cloudy appearance. It Is evidence that your kidneys and bladder need Immediate attention. " . Swamp-Root Is the great discovery of Dr. Kilmer, the eminent kidney and bladder specialist. Hospitals use It with wonderful success In both slight and severe cases. Doctors recommend It to their patients and use it in their own families, because they recognize In Swamp-Root the greatest and most successful remedy. guarantee with every hot tip of your med icine, asserting mat your swamp-Moot is purely vegetable, and does not contain any Harmful drugs. 1 am seventy years and four months old, and with a good con science I can recommend Swamp-Koot to all sufferers from kidney troubles. Four members of my family have been using Swamp-Root for four different kidney dis eases with the same good results." With many thanks to you, I remain, Very troly yours, ROBKKT BERNER. You may have a sample bottle of this fa mous kidney remedy, Swamp-Root, sent free by mall, postpaid, by which you may test Its virtues for such disorders as kidney, bladder and urlo acid diseases, poor diges tion, when obliged to. pass your water fre- EDITOR1AL NOTICE. If you have the slightest symptoms of kidney or blad der trouble, or If there Is a trace of It In your family history, send at once to Dr. Kil mer at Co., Blnghamton, N.. Y., who will gladly send you by mall. Immediately, with out cost to you, s sample bottle of Swamp-Root and book containing many of the thousands upon thousands of testimonial letters received frora men and women cured. In writing, be sure to say that you read this generous offer' in The Omaha Sunday Bee. Swamp-Root Is pleasant to take and Is for sale the world over at druggists In bot tles of two sixes and two prices fifty cents and one dollar. Remember the name, Swamp-Root. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Blnghamton, N. Y., oa every bottle. m A Discovery of a Remedy Has Been Made That Restores Lost Manhood and Gives Man the Vitality of a Lion. One Week's Trial Package Sent Free to All Men Who Write For It. fa mwm. ZgJL :. . ; .,.--. Many Stpnmt Threaten to Ilrlve I.lsrhltns: Plants from Raalaes aeel Ilesldeat from Their Homes In Western States. ASHLAXD. Or-. Jan. 2. Southern Ore gon la In the grip cf the most severe rain storm and flood that has been experienced here In more than ten years. Traffic on the Southern Tactile through the Kogue river valley across the Siskiyou mountains Is demoralized by slides and washouts. Two miles of track near Cen tral Point Is rendered unsafe by the raging waters, while slldea and washottts hare eecurred at Wall Creek, near the summit f the fiakfyora. It Is not expected that trains win be abte to move before tomor row morning, although every effort U be ing made t get them through. The rafnfoll at Eugene during the last twenty-four boors has been the heaviest since the establishment of any system of record, L&t Inches. The Willamette river Is rising; rapidly at Eugene and much, danger from flood Is expected. BAKER CITY. Ore, Jan. The Powder river threatens to overflow a portion of Baker City tonight. The gas works are in danger and men are oat trying to save bridges on some of the principal streets. A rise of two feet more will flood the main streets of the city and cause heavy damage. Regenerative Tablets is the only recog nised punitive anil permanent cure for Lost Manhood In all its forms and stages. it is scientifically prepared by the best chemists In the world. The reputation of the institution is su h that hII physicians know when they am ml sponsor for h remedy that remedy munt be exactly, as represent. 1. Ami when upon their reputa tion they nurke the stitomrnt that Keisi'ii eratlve Tablets will cure all raura of l.ust Manhood. Spermatorrhoea, Varicocele or weakness of any nature of the nerve or aexnal orguiis. a cure must lie pmitH ami liermanent. This company will find every lierson who 1m suffering from nervous dls eaiies a week's treatment absolutely free. There la but Cine text of a genuine medicine and that is the sennits which are obtained by Its use; If It cures the ilieenee for which It is prepared It is a true remedy. This la the test by which the Fallopla Lynn com pany wbjli their one-week tree treats), nt to be tried. After using. KeKenerative Tab lets tine week the sufferer will find u w vigor In his organx. new force In hi.-i muscles, new blo.nl in hi velim. new am otion, a new man In viial:tv. health ami apiwarance. lteaenerative Tablets has a peculiarly grateful effect aiul the patient feels the bcnrni after its first day s uha. UNION MEN EARNING LESS Do Kot Make as Murk Money ri They lld I'nder the 014 Iteglme. PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 24. The coal strike commission today concluded the ex amination of witnesses called by Indepen dent operators of the upper coal fields. Be ginning on Monday, the Individual opera tors of the middle region will present their evidence. Among the latter la O. B. Markle & Co. After tho Individual companies have completed their case the Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron company will be heard. Then the miners will consume aev eral days In rebuttal, after which nearly a week will be taken up in urgulng the case. Nine witnesses, representing almost as many amall coal companies, were heard. Their evidence as a wholq was that the union miners were not mining a much coal as they did before the organisation of tho union; In some instances where demands had been granted the men were not per mitted to go to work until all men had been granted their demands; that no blacklist existed among the companies; that miners boycotted places that were hard to work; that it was difficult to maintain discipline, since the men formed an organisation, and that the men were partly responsible for the curtailment of output. Just before the adjournment a 'telegram from R. C. Luther, general superintendent of the coal company, was read, as follows: POTTSVILLE. Pa., Jan. 24.-Thlrty-nne collieries and elx Jig houses working today. North Mahonoy colliery men went home, refusing to wait until a frosen waterpipe could be changed to enable breakers to start. Colliery was ready to start at 7:30. Counsel for the miners followed by read ing an article from & Scranton newspaper to the. effect that hundreds of1 men were Idle and ready to go to work, but the com pany would not give them employment. BANDITS WAR WITH POSSE Suspected Robber Fire oa Officers, Kill One Man, and, After Hard Battle, Escape. UNION." Mo., Jan. It. In two lights to day within twelve miles from here between posses and men suspected of being the robbers who looted the Bank of Union, Charles J. Bchumaker of St. Louis, a de tective, was killed and a suspect was shot from his horse, but escaped. In the two fights probably 100 shots were fired. It had been rumored that men auspected of being the bank robbers were In a hut twelve miles from here and yesterday De tective Schumachet. in the guise of a hunter, went to the hut and found it occu pied. Upon pretense of being cold he was permitted to enter and warm. Observa tion convinced him that . the men were the men wanted. Today he returned with other officers. When the got near the hut today the occu pants, without warning, opened an inces sant fire. Schumacher was killed Instantly. Vedder was thrown from his horse and se verely Injured, ' but with Schumke, es caped to Stanton. A posse was organized, which secured Schumacher's body and started, but when they came across the men in a dense copse, the two men Immediately began firing and the posse replied with a fusillade that brought one of the suspects from his horse. His companion assisted him however, placed him on his horse under the fierce Sre. and In the growing darkneas escaped. gresa to Appoint Joint t'ommia aloa to Probe Schedule. - WASHINGTON. Jan. SI. Representative Taaney of Minnesota, a republican mem ber of the ways and means committee, to day Introduced a Joint resolution for the appointment of a Joint committee of tho two hoiixe to Inquire into the condition if ("omestlc and foreign production and the necessity fir sny tariff reductions; whether reduction rsald he made consistent with reasonable protection to American industry and labor; by whit means and in what manner the foreign trade cf the United States can be promoted and extended. The executive committee of the Carnegie Institution held a meeting today. The grants decided on today were not made public. In acenrdanre with the fixed pol icy to leave the publication of such mat ters to the grantees. None of them, how ever, are of unusual Interest. It was an nounced that the total grants so tar made by the Institution aggregated $200,000. Senator Hoar today Introduced a current resolution tendering the thanks of congress to Signor Marconi for the great benefit he had conferred on the world by his invention of wireless telegraph. BOTH CLAIM SOLE GUILT Father and Boi terfclUnar Ks Arraljrwrd far Conn Try to Shield ru Other. BT. LOCT3, Jan. 14 Martin Ferguson, farmer treasurer of Butler county, Mis souri, and his son, William, both of whom were convicted of counterfeiting, were ar raigned today for sentence. Each tried to assume the entire responsibility and shield the other. The elder Ferguson was fined (1 and sen- ' fenced to five years. The 'son was given a ' lecture and released on the promise' that he would help - support his mother and . sister. ' I HARRISON TO FIGHT DARROW Chicago's Mayor geeks Fourth Term and Will Be Opposed by Miner Attorney.- CHICAGO, Jan. 24 Carter H. Harrison to day publicly announced his candidacy for a fourth term as mayor of Chicago. His chief opponent is C. S. Darrow, the famous attorney whose candidature has been endorsed by several of the strongest trade unlona and many of the democrats. In previous contests Carter Harrison has received the labor vote, though running on the democratic ticket. WILL MAKE TREATY PUBLIC Committee Considers Colombian Document, but Takes No tether Action Concerning; It. WASHINGTON, Jan. 24. The senate com mittee on foreign relations today consid ered the Colombian treaty, but reached no conclusion,' except to tote that it should be made public. The treaty Is a very lengthy document, containing much detail, and It will be some time before It Is reported to the senate committee. OIL WILL RUN TANK STEAMER Rockefeller' Trust Builds Bin- Ship Designed to Carry and Burn Petroleum. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 24. .The steamer Colonel F. L. Drake,' built at Cramps' ship yard for the Standard Oil company, was launched today. The vessel has a capacity of 1,500,000 gallons of bulk oil fend will uso oil as fuel. It goes direct to the seat of the trouble, no muter of how long Mlamllng, giving sireiiKin ana ueveiopmeni where It needed. This marvelous remedy banishes all feelings of tishf illness toward the op posite sex. lures all the Ills and trouble that come from early abuae, excess or over work and bualnes cam, all of which re sult in premature loss of strength and memory, eiiiiMtions, linpotency and vari cocele. Regenerative Tablets will effect a cure at any age; there is no case that It will not cure permanently except whers vpiiepay or Insanity have already been reached. Kiillopia l.ynn Co. mikes no re atrictlons; every person who writes will be Kent a week's irestment absolutely free and postpaid, carefully wrapped In a plain packutte with no advertltlntr on It to In dicate what It contains. They have re ceived thousands of letters from (teople all over the country tellliiK of the most aston ishing euro made by Keeiierative Tablets. Their mie-week free otter la genuine and no embarrassing questions atked. Write I'mIiiv to fhe 1'ullopU l.ynn Ci, 7tx Pnzznul Kuildtng. 81. Louis, Mo., and receive the week a treatment tree; their boon, which la also free and sent with the free treat ment, will explain how to take tne treat ment In private and cure yourself at home. THREE BANDITS WRECK TRAIN Colorado Cars Plied la Heap by Rob bers Who Remove Flh plate. TRINIDAD. Colo., Jan. 24. A Colorado A Southern aoutbbound passenger train was wrecked last night four and a half miles south of Watervale, N. M., under circum stances indicating an attempt at train rob bery. The train was running at a high rate of speed when the wreck occurred. The en gine yturned completely over. The express car and smoker also left fie rails and turned over. Four persons were Injured two of whom may died. The Injured: John F. Patton, engineer, badly scalded; recovery doubtful. I. N. Schoonover, Purdy, I. T., Internal Injuries; may die. J. M. Robertaon, fireman, back sprained. C. Y. Jenkins, express messenger. bruised about body. The injured sre In the hospital here. An investigation showed that the spikes had been pulled and the fishplates connect ing the ends of the rails had been removed Footprints near the acene of the wreck In dicated that three men were concerned In the Job. THE REALTY1 MARKET. INSTRUMENTS placed on record Satur day, January 24: Warranty Deeds, Payne Investment company to Minnie M. Koaman, lot 6, block 1, Bedford Place I 175 H. M. Puffer and wife to Nels Ham- mr, lots 13 18, block 1, Emery's add to Valley, and a tract adiolnlna 1.100 R. W. Innes and wife to J. K. Arnold. lot SI. block 2, Potter's subdlv . 6) Richard K. Westgate and wife to Jo An Newhaue. s't ttwhi seVi ne 7-1S-13.. 1,000 Margaret A. Stephens and husband to aame, n 10 acres of se4 ne'i 7-15-13.. 1,000 . K. Foster and wife to P. J. Cor coran, lot 3. block 6. Orchard Hill.... 550 Ellen N. Sellne and husband to Anna Pearson, tht lot 13, block 4, West Lan park 5$ Halt Claim Deed. tlenry Armbrust and wife to Anna Armbrust, ehi of wi and nwVi sw'4 ' and part ew4 sw4 27-15-12 2M Meed. F. D. Wead et al, referees, to John y ceil, lots . 7, t, biocK io; lots j and 2, block U. Dwlght & I-'S add 175 Total amount of transfers U,tl5 e a r,. - i MEN AND WOMEN. I'm His SI for unniiaral diM bri;.ltt!UiwiiiUitm. Irritations ofuUiuou of uicuii aimbrD. HmlnleM, and Bui lUlllB. sui or but'uutrtia. MI4 by bwifMs, i e mm I Uia wraer. d. tuf nusss. CO k I w"-- . i of Mnl ! plain wra T- I hf virvM, fir-p id m Ctrettlr mui urn nnj TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Writ fnr m nul Cy. NEW 11 HLK .4TIOSS. Year FiTtuiis Told Free M TIE IttllJ.' SKKSMKKM! to. of yoar tf u m tuott IntsjrMUitjj huk a As irwtatry, tj you ua IM Li r Tutir Url ftxd tviurn bo., oar rnvJir ! Kb aVAAtpy M4 fUil of bupdj aVASa MMXMa1. titrajeBi Oar rcfjkJint?a ! mim pm&i m aVAd MftOCtM). (eatrWa. MAOjlXIKX 07 MT8TI1IW, t3 V. VtllUat It. V T. Otty. KEEP WATER TAXES UP Judsre Deride that tialeaa Council May Sot Reduce Charges Below Legal Hate. CHICAGO, Jan. 14. Without granting tne uaieni Water company the full relief asked, Judge Kohlsaat today restrained the city of Galena temporarily from reduc ing the water rates for residents below the prices fixed In the charter ordinance of the company. The water company complained that by an ordinance the city council Hied the water rates tor realdcots from n u 20 Strike Breakers' Troubles. J. K. Mack, a Union Pacific shopman, was the victim of someone else's careless ness yesterday, whereby the tip of his middle linger was excised. Hack held a wake over the remnant and was later on arreoted for being drunk and disorderly. William Richelieu was arrested last night on the charge of having assaulted a strike breaker named Strever. who had a gash In his head, alleped to have been made by a cane In Richelieu's hands. Within the Circle OF YOUR ACQUAINTANCES MNY SHOULD USE . . . Newbro's Herpicide WHO ARE THEY? In determining Just who should use this new scalp treat ment you are apt to be In error, unless you have posted yourself and know that Prof. I'nna, of Hamburg, Germany, discovered that dandruff, Itching scalp and baldness are caused by a germ or parasite which enters the sebaclous glands of. the hair follicles, where it set up an inflamma tion, causing dry, brittle, or lusterless hair, accompanied by dandruff, itching scalp, and finally, falling hair. Later, the microbe extends Its operations deeper into the hair folli cles, where It attacks the hair bulb and lastly the papilla, from whlch the hair root receive Its nourishment, after which chronlo or Incurable baldness will likely follow. Therefore", the persons who need the new antiseptic scalp germicide are not the -hopelessly bald ones, but, practi cally, every one else. Read the reason for this. THE REASON FOR IT ' The succeeslve stages of hair destruction extend over a great number of years, aud the young man or young woman with abundant hair may be harboring, one or a doten, patches of micro tic growth, in the scalp, and be wholly Ignorant of It. Tears may elapse after the microbe enters the scalp before true dandruff appears;, and, in fact, this appearance of dandruff Is the first positive evidence that the work of destruction Is well under way. Later the symptoms of hair loss appear In regular order, but more rapidly, and Newbro's Herpicide should be used promptly and until the last Indication of microbe growth haa disap peared. After the dandruff has been cured and the falling hair stopped, Newbro's Herpicide should be used occasion ally to keep the scalp healthy and free from additional mlcroblc contagion, to which men. In particular, sre liable. A Wall Vnawn CnineaAft Tarhr WritPC ", ""r bat I used Xevrbro' Herplelde for falling; hair neii'Miown coioraao icacncr, write;. lt Ba1 lfce de,lped effect ln fW, ..,k.. . rn.t thM lt may bo uaed by other similarly affected." (Slarned) ANXA E. LITTLE Greeley, Colo. Arotifnrnia Plpntict RnnrfC' " bare been troubled with dandruff and falling; est of my hair for it. VaillUrilld UCUllil ICyUlia. , year.f ,,,, hmm fped Wf,r known remedy, bnt fonnd nothlnar that would effect a cure until I tried roar Herpicide. One bottle of It completely eared the disease, and I now uae It but once a week." lgnrd W. A. SEHORN, Dentist. Auburn, Calif. Df. FulIertOn, Of IOWa. PreSCrlbeS It Kewbro Herpicide in my own cam and It ha removed very muck pleuaed with It. I kave already prescribed It In a number of raae and shall continue to do so , (Slsrned) O. J. Fl LLERTO, M. 11., Waterloo, Iowa. la the future." Sill' ml 'M mm- A Delightful Hair Dressing;. It Stops Itching of the Scalp Almost Instantly Sample Direct from the Factory. WARNING! The success of NeWbro's Herpicide haa caused the market to be flooded with Bo-caJled dandruff germ de stroyers. Don't expect aat isfaotory ruxults from some thing the druggist assured you was "Just a good." Conscientious druggists never recommend substitutes. Ap plications of Herpicide at principal barber shops. PRICK $1 at Jean-Inn flrtig stores, or direct from The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich. Get C2"6- CUT THIS OUT. I inclose 10 cents In stamps to pay post age and packing upon a sample of NEW BRO'S HERPICIDE. Name , . . .. Street and No v.. City, and State Address The Herpicldo Co., Detroit, Mich. A Healthy Hair. Destroy the caus e you remove the effect. An Unhealthy Hair. EESXSJEfiSZHISjEhS' No Use For Crutches Any ore A Remarkable Operation by the Bone-Setter at Hudson, Wis. HUDSON, Wis., Jan. 24. Arthur Schrader, the 17-year-old son of John Schrader, residing at Stillwater, Minne sota, waa operated upon by the Bone-Setter here .last Monday with remarkable suc cess. The Bone-Setter, with his bare hands, without knife, or the giving of chloroform, and without pain or the use of plaster cast or other mechanical con trivance, set Arthur's dislocated hip in less than one minute, making the leg of the dislocated hip the same length as the other one, and he returned home without care, crutch or limping. This Is superior to Prof. Lorenz work. x Brief History of the Case. Something over two years ago Arthur dislocated his hip while playing foot ball. Two Stillwater surgeons were called, who chloroformed htm, and after trying to set the hip for morn than three-quarters of an hour, they waited for three days, when they applied a plaster cast, which they re moved at the end of two weeks, ' saying that the hip could not be set. ' The Bone-Setter's work at Hudson, Wis., curing cripples with bis bare handa, with out knife, chloroform, pain or plaster cast, Is the wonder of this age. Confirmed cripples for many years, many born crip ples, have found the desired relief at his hands, to the complete righting of their wrongs, enabling them to do life's work. Cripples from every xsertion of the coun try are seeking him early and late, and nearly every train In Hudson here bring him patients, and his residence offices on Corns lock Hill present a line of carriages at the door. DR. McGREW SPECIALIST Trests all forms of ISEASES AND DISORDERS OP MEN ONLY 27 Years Experience, 17 Years' In Omaha. His remarkable suc cess has never been equaled and every day brlnas many natter Ing reports of the good he Is doing, or the relief he has given. . Hot Springs Treatment for Syphilis 'And all Blood Poisons. NO "BREAKINO OUT" on the skin r face and all external signs of the disease disappear at once. BLOOD DISEASE BE.." IMDtftftPCI C Cures guaranteed In lAnlOUutLu LESS THAN 5 DA VS. flift-D Mfl lift it cases cured of nerv Ulkll UUlVlUU ous debility, loss of viwiti, ui.n.j.ui oischarges, ritrlclure, Uleel, Kidney and Bladuer Diseases, iiy orocele. QUICK CURES LOW CHARGES. Treatment by mull. P. O. Boa it, office over mi II. nth street, between Karuam ana Douglas streets, OUAUA, NUU. I I i n ' m ni .a ay WW W"U " itii i i. iCUilEiftEWdDfilE mMim Mrs. Frances P3itchell. Secretary. North Chicago Frauen Verein.i056 WinnemacAve., Cbicagol1.says Chicago, Iu., 1QM Wlnoemao Avenue, Oct. v, 1905. Wine of Cardni caa always be relied upon to cure when everythiag else falls. It is a certain eor lor female disease In their worst forms. 1 suffered for years with ulceration. Intense pains la the womb and ovnas and dreadful besdache unfitted m for my work, finally I grew so 111 that 1 had to keep to my bed. Tue pains were so intense at times as to csuae spasms and a disagreeable discharge drainsd my life forces, la my eitremity after all tla Lsd failed, 1 tried Wine of t'srdul. After using it for two weeks I b-gsn to improve so rapidly thai 1 felt encouraged to seep up toe treatment, wnica i aiti tor eiguiuan weexa, oat si ine ena or mat time 1 was entirely V, osl rcuri wh rninf iiu now uvw iuu hdwvuui uv w.du w iuc wuva uijr uwiu mmm restored, jaij cured thOM sue OH who bar passed through jf cli siege of sicknets a 1 have f ? . Zr II understand how much I value lS?S Vi. , J Ay 4. TZ-WM' u v w Fully 1,500,000 afflicted American women hare been cured of female diseases in the privacy of their homes by Wine irdui and everyone of them would pive it the same praise Mrs. Mitchell pives. Every weak woman needs Wine of Cardui. V hat better present could be taken to a suffering relative or friend a bottle of this great medirine? That is the quickest and most satisfactory way to bring joy to the despondent ers in your home to really make your loved ones happy. Can you read Mrs. Mitchell's letter without feelinffyonr nsibility to the sufferers in your home? Wine' of Cardui cures disordered and painful menstruation, periodicaThead- i, falling of the womb and leucorrhcea. It cures extreme cases of these troubles. It strengthens girls approachina womanhood, helot brina? children to barren homes, makes pregnancy and childbirth easier, prevents mis carriages and is the best medicine ever made for use during the change of life. Why permit the good women in your home to iuffen another day? Em druggist has $1.00 bottles of Wine of Cardui.