Lh COUNTY STAR Lavexcoop, Editor and P ‘ablisher. city 330] Fortorne 1k Lick, he Secor tJ 2 class. Subscrivtion Rates, HE STAR is published every Thursday, o Lick, Somerset, Co, Pa, at the ig Ra pala po eash in adv ance. Str. 1 adva f ze Spot ¢ Hy oo, adv riety in advance % bh in adyvanee .... ty of small aceour months or I e. These rates and ror ito. multipli sll subscriptions I for three mu d yi es Lhe aid in rigidly PY Advertising TRANSIENT READING ftems or editorial matter Jor «ents a line for eacd inscrtion, except on yearly contract $ RATES FOR IMSPLAY ADVERTISEMENTS will be made Jenow oi applic. ation. AID EDIT PUFFS, invariably eents § ling LEGAL ALY ERTISEMENTS at Ie MARRIAGE, BIRTH Rot exceeding fire en lines, All additional lines, 5 cents CARDS OF THANKS will he aatio rd fred for trons of the paper. Le charged 10 cents a lin RESOLUTIONS oF RIE sr ECT #ished for 8 cents nu line. All advertiseme, ats will be run and charged for, unt] ordered discontinued vertisement will be tha 25 cents. to see a fine line of Ingen will be pub- for less taken r x THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD, or OUR SAVIOUR IN ART. Cost nearly $1 tains nearly 100 full | of the gre galleries of | as beautiful as foliow- | ¢ . Contains biography mes and locations Yurope where seen. 1 ment; i Chri derf beauty. appe als 0 ¢ very motl | : h i | for | 500 worth of the book | time. | finished Non-patrons will | | tory. | mission, and when you prove your suc- | | a permane nt salary todevote Joar time | to attending to SUITS AND OVERGOATS, go to the famous Cash Dry Goods and Clothing Store, the place to buy fing goods CHI AP THREE WHEEL Eutogo makes traveling genuine enjoym horse to harness and feed. Nos generate. No electricity to store. gallon of gasolene and off you go on a 50 mile trip, at a 20-mile-an-hour clip—if you | say so. As easily managed as a gentle horse and a good dedl more reliable. Propelled by the famous Aster motor—im- ported from France. Price with full | equipment, $450. Let us mail you the details. WALTHAM MFG. CO., ORIENT BICYCLES LI, ORIENT MOTOR BICYCLES ORIENT AUTOGOS SS ORIENT AUTOMOBILES - IN THE LEAD! pa Jeffery’s store is foremost for pure, fresh Groceries, Confec- tionery, Tobacco, Cigars, Fish- Station- ing Taekle, Er. elec. BEST GOODS... Lowest =: Price I don’t keep goods of any kind, but I sell them in great ¥arjety and quantity. « J. T. JEFFERY, Uposite P. RN; Notionsy LZ. ye” S! SALISBU PA. J —— a P.S. HAY, —DEALER IN— onl 1. Dry Goods Notions, Flats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE, ACCO, | CIGARS SALISBU TOB ETC RY PA. faeles for 90 els. Have correctly fitted by practical optici wide Serie RI your eyes a Fe GL Pr ractica U | Anotioneer, vill ery your s i sonable pr satisf and aug and guarante P.O. address, iGu. Foley’s Kidey Cure | makes kidneys and padder right, | | { { | | | | | | | the New ' pe papier 1 | and depart | al Bas ! is via the Sea and there are ch Christian men money rapidly tian man or woman munity soon make $1,00 Christmas presents. agent in Massachuse 000 worth of the short time. Mrs. New York, has sold over in a very short ed on velvet- Hy bound in nd adorne our over very agent in in our $1- i Sackett, ks The book is pri he per, be: wat Cardinal Red and Golden Roses and lies. It with- out doubt, the most be audit 11 book of { this century. Write for terms quickly iy get the management of that terri- You can work on salary or com- : we will promote you to the posi- | 1 of Manager and Correspondent, at agents and the corre- Wanted also a State Mana- | spondence. | ger to have ¢ hi wrge of office in Le eading of the State and manage all oe of the State. Send for re | { City { busine Address THE BRITISH-AMERICAN CO. Corcoran Building, Opposite shington, D. C. TU. 8. Treasury, Wa YEARLY to Christian man or woman to look MY i + after our growing bus- ness in this and adjoining Coun- ties; to act as Manager and Cor- respondent ; work can be done at your home. Enclose self-address- ed, stamped envelope for particu- lars to 1. AxSherman, General Manager, Corcoran Building, op- posite United States Treasury, Washington, D. C HEF The New Re chat Store will open | Thursday, Nov. 22nd f 4 See Speer’s Chateau wine cellar of | New Jersey vineyards. Read all about it and about the unfermented Grape | Juice. | Port Grape Wine for the Sick. “We can confidently Speer’s Port Grape Wine, article of wine for the tated”—>Medical Re No Braudy is be * ® “Climax” a supe rior | sick and debili- | v, | :r than 1878 Speer’s of 11-15 0 YOU C AN SAVE MONEY ON | everything you buy at the New Racket | Store. tr The Sealonrd Air Toe Railway, Florida | and West India Short Lin 2 is Posi- tively the Shortest Route to Sa- vannah, Jacksonville, Tampa and All Florida Points, daily service drawing room Double Pullman and through | and buffet | delphia, Baltimore, Washington ichmond. Round trip winter tourist xeursion tickets are now on sale at all | yrincipal points to Jacksonville, Tampa | ind all Elorida points. Tre rive | at Pennsylvanis stations. For [phen information call | on or a nddress W. C. Shoemaker, Gener- | stern Passenger » Ap nt, 1206 Bro: New York; C. 1. Longsdorf, Ne gland Passenger Agent, ington street, Boston, McConnell, General York avenue, General Passenger Jonth, Va. R © 11 Mass. ; Agent, Washington, Agent EE PINT TIX CUPH,one cx Racket Store. FE YOU WILL ALWAYS Fi our store filled with customers, your turn comes next. tl. Lx Lick Svreny Co. int a tr but NOTICE. LADIES, 1 have openel my store the Dively Building and have for s large assortment of Trimmed very cheap—pric $4.00. We will als store for retrimming Plense leave orders in orders at your old early in the week, week. Thanking you for past patronage,and hoping for a continuance of same, 1 am ‘ours Truly, tf Mazs. P. O'IloURKE. S&F THE PLACE TO GET YOUR Coats and Capes, Overcoats and Cloth- ing is tf. ELx Lick Sverry Co. “THE ATLANTA SPECIAL.” “Atlanta Speci Air Line Railv india Short Li with through llman drawing roc and buffet sleeping cars from York, Philadel > Baltimore, ington and man to Ath Atlanta, where direct connectior made in Union Depot for Me Macon, New Orleans and all poi South and Southw Trai i and depart at Penn stations. For further on or address W. C. eral Iastern Passenger Broadway, New York; C.1 New England Passenger Agent, The route of the board “Florida and West p Shoemaker, Agent, . Longsdc iM. I New York | Portsmouth, | Store. Washington street, Boston, Mass. ; McConnell, General Agent, avenue, V hington, D. or the General Passenger Agent Va. ALLEN, Agt. E. Jo ns: D4 5 . M. — Gen, Tp ass. g€ FULL and Toys and Presents line Racke tf complete at New of - Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Electrom Service at New York, Philadelphia Washington and Chicago. romobiles the Baltimore & meet all Royal Blue rrival at New York Washington or Chi- Elect of Ohio Railroad Line trains on City, Philadelphia, ). 1e automobiles of the Is ed with luxu lights, ete. hy describing the servic id fall inf I tr trie putters. ous seats jlo Wint sale Many of your friends, or people whom tnow of. have contracted con- umpt fon, pneumonia or oth er fatal dis- by negleet of a simple cold or | cough. Forey’s Hoxey axp Tar, a safe, | sure and pl int cough medicine, would { saved It guranteed. & Shal y eases, is Miller the editor. 2 State do not worry a charter fron doormat for the ut wn er ¢ has community. and and whoop it run for { get the somehow up fc paper © throug h Puil- yr the to up i you when you ofiice, about your ted son when he gets a week ind weep over your is released from and smile at your ge. Do not worry will get how—Dbut shriveled soui when it its grasping body, i s secon? marr about the ; Lord onl Ex. editor; along. y knows some- how.— / be- The Mz any people worry because they li have heart disease. re that their hearts are all it but their stomachs are unable to swt food. prevents the makes the heart. li and wl lie h eat ras you of stomach press { LOCA Wher pills th tle Ear Yor sal { boiler { for Den “Vandy De Wi Mary maker, you giv in The Misses Sadie and Lott last we will att lege. FO-1 Tan. It or othe may b sLaler recommend | J 1 | showed why. ood cc Wm. purcha on Gra 1 privehs 1 i Grant | sleeping ears from New York, Phila- | and | « was 1 308 \V a | : subser paper XD | died. | morro said, * the de dreds these Jo Geo 0., wr so you can get them done by last of t ftosos ann" iit ih stoppe lieved Newto in the they h game Inasm ammbu quant | they er they against the will eure every form of y indigestion. Mile ir & Shale L AND GENERAL NEWS. : ports be accurate, all the funny wave not moved away frem Con- the named 1 you want prompi at never gripe use ly Miller & Sha Vie This is sustained by Risers Tas sfory tl man over there a fin “four white steers” to a loan company. losure proceedings developed the at the had actually Zag his children. Then the it’s Lit u i are the | company was compelled to have Steers ill ted for mocera man ’ Kidn four sted obtaining money under as one of the children— by the supreme being a steer.— e pretense, ws held Confluence thurg Journal. - W. Bry an, of Lowder, Ilis., writes: was very low with pnen- Unknown to the doctor we ForLey’s Hoxey axp Tar was m al and puzzled it immediately stopped he racking cough and he quickly re- overed.” Miller & Shaler. \ { and Mrs. John L. racket store | . | west on Monday morning. court not as e he tail 1 Stat le oCK Beachy went Mr. Beachy | informed us before leaving that they | would spend a few weeks at McKees- | port, | and then go to Beatrice, Neb, | and from thence to Carleton, Neb. It make in the west or not, that Mr. and Mrs. y to see them leave, and who, they 5 Mr. announcements of 1s in another eolumn of this issue. and Minnie Custer, agin of Stoystown, left > PR tl anon Nusiness Col je I. ek for L.ebano end the Lel where is known »A XY DOs rs Pe., visiting Mrs. Beachy’s par- ents not yet whether they will their home but we do know many friends here who no matter where they go or what what they ay ish them much prosperity 1 ne ne - Y allowit afford to risk your life by igh or a cold to develop or consumption. One Cure will cure throat bles quicker than any ation known. Many doc- as a specifie for grippe. { iz an infallible remedy for croup. Chil { dren like it and mothers endorse it. Miller & Shaler. The | up Salt with Captain John nm ca n't 7 a Cl pne UH , I wonder r when you ft al { ForLev’s Hoxey to cure wel vent pneumonia or consumption 1 in time. Miller & Shaler. Powell, sed mit property | Democratic steamboat started River the day after election John M. Wright in com- B. and Harvey { | H ny were commissionad First and See- Mate, respectively. Simon Liven- od and Chris. Lichliter were t Showalter the Pilot, and Abe Lowry and Stephe vel reported offic t fu artline has sed the Joh air property on | mand. Brown street. he stok- ¢ cured after no substitute. vent to do all ship. maids, agreeing the dirty “Vandy” eded uni r conceded that no better posted can Nebr: sent font is ad- nd upon receipt of the first copy | rk required on the i as he is nt and ordered Tue Srar iner :d here, on tl reme election boards, it is 1 money order for a year’s | iptic r election officer is pleasure in life if to the table to eat night on account of ms, of Boonville, that way for commenced the u of and adds, **Now » and all 1 want ight.” Fok igest what and makers gomin it till he 3» Dyspepsia Cu who for working at the Md., af- | morning of htway back That very night he sa) felt He lected, nd Scott Johns, has been trade i 1 to vote, ia Ww, I'll pay y vil who Grantsville, st week, and his ballot on the n proerasti 80 ree h MeKin says he i(ex: felt sur and he m bed So gazed at the starry , when he e best d the ¢ all s saw McKinley's smil- 1g and wink- Some people may not we want to tell you fellow s in the moon on in the moon, smili o the wee whnship.whert : 7 py : can usually me in q kind of yin chipmon - Bank Pays 3 per cent First . Interest. ne National Bank Irost- Sh , Maryland, whic! nated Ts 1 is y kil : ; > sitory of the United States Govern- three (8) per cent ft with them for deposit. t, pays interest ney 1 VW. C. T. U. Meeting. TU Keren We WW He meet at the home hl, 19th. Fol- gr -e reading by the President. not their wives. Re —Miss Clara Wahl Recitation—2>Miss Maud Speicher. Paper—>Mrs. Lydia Shaw. srantsville, Sunday or Monday 1d it y room- { | with the is | same women w little el L Word to the Ladies. til Vi t Another understand 1 afew y our recent silver-plated We there ladi are in Salist and who take advantage of 1 ly free of charge to send an eleg thsolute ied lady who would simply v the offer for We soil these shells cents , £0 we will rene me only. forty cach. Retail y to seventy-five cents The sy are exqui Se our ware a to every as not received one narried lady who h cement should be cut out with your Also vo to help pay cost o to us request please en- rrison Sts. Chicago. 10-18-1901 He | to act as | He will | stand | for | J- and lie | Kodol Dyspepsia Care di- | chattel mortgage upon | 8 mort- | It | along to act as cham- | be found | you | Na indi- to | ential election. | List of Jurors. Drawn to serve at December term of | court, beginning Monday, December 10th, 1900: GRAND Benson—Chas. H. Spangler. Black—Israel Pritts. Brothersvalley—¥Wm. Manges. Confluence—D. H. Field. Hooversville—Peter M. Miller. Jenner—Jesse Christ. Lower Turkeyfoot—IH. 11. Rush. Milford—A. M. Uphouse, G. Boucher. ‘Meyersdale—J. C. Bryan, Henry C. Miller. New Baltimore—John Lilly, Sr. Quemahoning—Noah W. Baush. | Shade—George Wagner. Somerfield—T. J. . gobs. Somerset twp.—Ed. 8. Kimmell. Stonycreek—Francis Be alker. Summit—W. P. Meyers. Stonyereek— Wm. Metzgar. Upper Turkeyfoot—Aaron Ephriam Schrock. _Ursina—John Jenkins. JURORS, Joyer, John Jowman, Geo. Lephart, PETIT JURORS. Addison—P. F. Bird, J. R. MecClin- tock, Jas. MeClintock, Simon Miller. Allegheny—F. M. Darr, John arver. | Berlin—Charles Fritz. Black—David Snyder. Brothersvalley—\V. J. Sader, than Mosholder, Geo. Stahl, J its, A.B. Conempugh—Hiram Bowman. Klik Lick—UH. J. Ringler. IFairhope—John W. Sturtz. Jefferson—(C. R. B. Cramer, J. W. Jennett, A. A. Miller. Jenner—John T.. Ir. | | Jona- R. Siv- drant. Sipe. Larimer—Joseph Bittner, P. WW. Su- der. Lincoln—Jacob DM. Speicher. Lower Turkeyfoot—B. L. Hyatt, Lewis Hyatt. Milford—Solomon Baker. Meyersdale—E. O. Statler. Paint—J. E. Foust. Quemahoning—David Kimmell. Salisbury—Adam Fogle, M. II. Wag- ner, S. O. Newman. Somerset boro.—Chas. Biesecker. Somerset twp.—dJ. P. Friedline, John Bingner, Samuel Shaffer, A. E. Shaffer, A. E. Bittner. Stonycreek—Iarvey K. Glessner, W. Spangler, Isaae \W. Miller. Stoyestown—Joseph Hendricks. Upper Turkeyfoot—Iliram S. Brougher, E. B. Leer. Ursina—Samuel Thompson. Baker, DM. VW. Kregar, J. L. Flick, William W Sanner, Petit jurors for a een term | court to be held December 3, 1960: Allegheny—\W. A. Miller , Fred | Shafer, William Keller. Addion—Chauncey Tressler, Largent, Christian Dridy. Jerlin—George 10. Musser, William Flamm. Brothersvalley—J. A. Foust. Smee H. Crow. Elk Lick—/J. F. Klare. Lower i . Ti. Groff, Meyersdale—Garrett Herring. | Northampton—J. T. Leydig. | Paint—M. BE. Sell, Frank Shaf | Stuart Heckler. RR. Ellis Knee, Cyrus 1. fer, Quemahoning—Jacob Eli Shafer, lHeinemeyer, Thomas Ringler. Rockwood—1J. A Salisbury—A. B. Lowry. Somersct boro—S. B. Huston. Somerset twp.—A. I. Hay, J. er, J. W. Larman, Wm. Gerhardt. Stonyereek—\W. A. Wm. David Weigle. | Summit—Edward Kimmell. | Philippi. | | | | | n Fox, i | bert, Jacob | Stoyestown—George Barnhart, | | Nicholson i { Ursina—J. B. Levy. Recommends it to Trainmen. | . H. Hausan, Lima, O,, Engineer 1. |B. & W. BR. BR, writes: “1 have been | troubled a great deal with bach kache, 1 | was induced to try Io mn | Cure, and one bottle entirely re i ed 1 gladly recommend it to any one, x. | me. of | frigid 1 | with the J.Gless- | | ny will build a new railroad into this | | | | railroadin | men, is | that of the soldier, 1 | new road ner. | alties region. To reach the tract, it is said, a will t about 14 m be a point ¢ built from the B. & O. at distance nd P tap the If all s long 1 hort 1st of Se atch tunnel to w min as. ! gous as expected, it is s the B. & will the avoid § i Patch tunne to be in a dangerous line 1, which is said use new condition and an item of great expense to the company at all times. A ~~ Our Hat Off to Brother Rroaer: Rev. J. C. Mackey Ph. + D. , late of Salisbury, but now a i West Alexandria, Ohio, pays Tne and its editor a fine compliment in a personal letter dated Nov. 9th. We take the liberty to reproduce a portion of it, at the same time returning our thanks to Brother Mackey WEST ALEXANDRIA, O., Nov. 9, 1800. Dear Old “Pete”: —Your Srar and yourself are the most popular elements in the Mackey quarters. But, by the way, herewith find the amount of my indebtedness to your office for sub- scription. xcuse tardiness and aceept the delingue nt’s price ($1.50). How's the result of Tuesday's work? Wasn't it a slide? Safe again for “fo’ mo’ years of STAR Faithfully Y ours, J.C. MACKEY. P. 8. —When I become indebted again, tell me. A fellow that wants to pay his honest debts will never find fault with a reminder. J.C. M —- Twice a Mother at Fourteen. Although bat Mary Wi with her siste at Mt. ty, has twic children, dead. child whe and thre was apparently when two weeks ol was born October er was exactly fo old, home fourteen years who Mrs. We 1 a mothe her Ludwig makes Koper— land coun- Both her Pleasant, stmore whic Ah irteen years babe,which d suddenly sth, when the mot! rteen years and four months old, and it too died suddenly and was buried at 4 morning. There is considerable talk at Mt. Pleasant about the matter, and it is probable the authorities will inake an investigation. The name of the father of the children the girl positive- ly refuses to reve o'clock in the The Nome last and benefited life in the y greatly by the {rip 1 greed | Dun- ertainly WW, have gained | sharizer with a fall | ier boys seem nefited by | nl Lawton, 8. lap and Dick Browni: very materially in ii looks like a Kansas populist the stay in: of their ex- | plorations fr a financial has not yet bec standpoint the Culland known. but boys all seem It is interesti matter of | parison, to com- 1g, as a note that sion of | so far as it concer s four times as dangerous times, 1900, in war 30, of were killed or even During the year 5,100 employes, out ending June n to- | | 7.000, injur- | during the 63,000 in in like man- ed that the casu- in the U { total ailroads, while 340, out of Philippines, suffered Its fact, 1 it is it railroads, the and suth on the nited | | of | | States exceeded number wounded i the Afriea, and Boers killed Philippines and [i Ry IFi persons n Ame in- ilipinos | cluded. | especially my friends among the train | | men, who are usually similarly affliet- | ed.” Siilar & Shaler. ~~ | Reformed Church Services. | Mid-week | nine. at 7 services, Thursday 0. instruction | Friday evening at 7.30. Juniorinstrue- | tion on Saturday afternoon at 1.30. Divine services on Sunday evening at 7 o’clock. Sunday scl m. i All are invited to attend. | HoMmer 8S. eve 9 3 Senior 100}, 9.30 a. | May, Pas‘or. | Young Man Crushed to Death. iA very sad accident occurred last | Friday, about 2! ville, Md., near Cleveland city. William had opened a coal and Abraham Mort, Jr sisting him. They had not drifted into the than about 8 feet, when Mr. King shoveled bucketful the and only a short the village known King | mine, , Wis as Lill more a of carried it from Mort remained at his work, and only short time after Mr. had lot of slate fell out of the roof, eatehing holding him fast. Hecall- ed for help, and a mail carrier who was along at the time heard his and at once went to his assistance Unfortunately one man could not re- move the rock or slate that had fallen down upon poor Mort's and the mail carrier speedily King. When the two men ret the mine they that another large weighing had fallen out the roof and crushed young Mort almost to to his house, the coal distance mine a King his legs and passing cries legs, ned to were horrified to see rock, one of about seven tons, a jelly. The deceased was the of Abraham Mort, who to the people of this vicinity. an excellent young le Knew youngest is well known He was and his sad by all who 18 years, man, h is greatly regretied His ag months and 29 days. The funeral service took German Baptist chureh, tlement, last Sunday. Fike was the of him. e was 6 place at the in the Peck Rev. Samuel lergyman. set ficiating ¢ ~~ New Raiiroad for Somerset County. According to the ounty is to have near future. well substantiated re- part a new ports, southern of Somerset railroad in the very It hority that good au 11, of Meg acres of cou is said upon J. J. Hoblitz purchased 10,000 he r ersdale, 1 jan Berlin reg Coal Com and ion Ureek region, f0Nn on | 5 miles south of Grants- | as | left, a | Tire New only He Thrice-a-Week ar for World | n the | lh to Preserver of health. Runs so light. | So easy to learn. Sews so fast. Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine | Rotary Motion and Bail Bearings | and the | superior products and necessarily are “ltrahs as i “It turns d “The magic Life istoo short and health too pre- cious to waste with a slow, hard run- | ather.” vy into a pastime.” Silent Sewer SO summoned Mr. | Ning, noisy machine, when youcan | have the New Wheeler & Wilson. MANUFACTURED BY Wheeler & Wils Bridgeport, Coon. Send for Catalogue. For sale hy Rutter & Will, MEYERSDALE, Gi Coes PA. | 50 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE Trape MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS &e Aryono sending a sketch and deseriptio £ly asc 1 JH opinion free w Dr | Ne Co,gorere i Lh York ton, D.C. | inval | and valuable for invalids. First National Bank “a (OF FROSTBURG, MD. ® Capital Stock and Surplus Fund.. Deposits . (over) United ¢ Assets Three Drafts on Accounts of i 80,000.00. $365,000.00. $50,000.00. 560,000.00. States De posits 1 on Deposits. v and firms inv Deposits sent by mail anc tention. This bank is the only United States depository in the George’s Creek Valle Bank open Saturday nights from 7 to 10 o'clock MARX WINELAND, ROBERDEAU ited. all correspondenee given prompt and careful at- y- PRESIDENT. xNAN, CASHIER. N00, OF COURSE! Men's, and Chil Trousers assortment 5, elegantly will from the best fd Hho Men’s Winter f, Wil stock of A fine made in New York, and An immense Joys’ dren’s Clothing. of tail- ored, compare favorably with those you buy tailors. We guarantee 031] Tans, Patent Leather, Calf, Viei Kid, best Men’s hoes for women. them to fit. They consist of Patent Enamel, Box C: low ete. Working We subtantial At the same store is where the Shoes are have them in also the best the bought, all best, fanciest and most makes. Here shoes bhoug children like to no, 9 the school “Phe boys and girls say. where { is have their it. vy are the real thi is what the =m SALISBURY, PA. esident. FRANK WATTS, Cashier. \S HUMBERTSON, Vice President. ation al Bank. wyland. Supls, ths special deposits. | Three per cent. interest allowed on Drafts issued direct on all the principal cities of Europe. Accounts Solicit -d and Correspondence Inv ted. 4 x mv ye P La { iL i an Speer's Port wi Burguady rt Years Oid, and Claret i6 Years Old. Extensive Wine Cellars. Storing, Ageing and Ruchend Wine. A wine made one year and sold the next is not a proper wine for ids; to get rid of itscoarse and injurious elements requires years for it to lay in wood casks, and by frequent drawing off from ts gross sediment, or the coarse parts it becomes rich and mellow It is sudorific, diurctic and blood making from the iron in the soil of the Tnoer vineyards in Northern N. The principal varieties are the Port, Burgundy, Sherry and Claret Climax brandy. All es se wines when stored for years and drawn off from time to time in fresh fominated casks become vastly more expensive. This is why oo s wines and Brandy are more costly and so far superior to the California wines They are absolutely pure; unexeelled-by any inthe world. Speer’s wines are order ed oy wealthy and refined families in Europe w x re they are prescribed by physicians and are esteemed for their superiority, velvety roundness, full body and re- fined flavor. The efficacy of these wines I wonderful. It has been a study and a pride during Mr. Speer’s life to produce a wine of the highest grade of perfe ction —not so much to make money as to excell in getting a wine of the richest cl ter. He has spared no labor nor expense in bringing hi 3 and wines up to the above high standard of excellence. The max % % % Brandy twenty years old is equal to the finest French brands. Fo - had of Druggists and Grocers who sell high class wines. co Too TaToTeToYaToTeY. LOLOIO TILT I0 TIL Good Babies: ~ AND ~ FALTHY ; 2 "BABIES! Are always found in families that use BROWN’S oTeething Cordiale: FOR CHILDREN TEETHING. — MOTHERS remember * that a bout one-third of the before they are three years 2 of this is a lack of | c the little ones are a Taree death rate can by using ; S TEETHING CORDIAL never known to fail to MN W CUPID eb Te eT v T. hy TeelvIole Te To) oT Ny # Hore you buy, For polishin g, pre venting cracking | and water-proofing “shoes itis superior ANY e guar- antee th Your shoes will last | twice as long by using Cupid | Oil Pot Best to poe x and Warranted. OWN MEDICINE 6a, BU RLINGTO N, VT. iio) SACRE REEL oT. > ToT. oT > » H » ¥ T+ . a IN Pg HT EFT oT Teo TT Fie]
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