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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
AGT 4 SINGLE
 BITE ILL DAY
And Unfortunate Douglas Fish ermen Face Chill Winty
 Blasts.

Phillip < Noir and E f;aitzley- got a straight tip or q hunch or something of Chat sort that about twenty miles Eoutb of Douglas there wss a large EOol of water in sI0all stream and StaaE there were. Hsb in the stream just think Of H-fssh n the stream! So. yesterday being their day Of, they mounted their faithfai bikes and sSesat after the sAsE. They got down there all -rigst bgt both being gentle men ef usaiEapesciEaDIe yeracity ttey were compelled retaes zEtiy to adI1is thai -lheF dsG nct get aGy usisE taat by zay -s.asEsr of Tse9EB, even ty nsndiiIg the tFUth lightly. ooUiG tc interpreted a5 8 bite. and as for SOC ins ssny 6Sh ttey have tEeiF 0oast'ts tf there are agF fish iE all Megico. ., TAt ] o'cicctg fke 5EoW storm caTue .,Ip and they ssarsea fer scssF 10 NOT declares ie never saw a blizzard in fl1e east tkst oOuld hold a candle 1s d aud Hsstziey says it w;is @ oy- s,ioEe CT a hurricane. Their glf'eis clogyed up Witt sncws and EasG sc they could net sifsf t1eIE cid 90 were .cOyap<.ises Co l-sa,t tlfcan f1ast of the
 cay sack mrOcf1 Che fnoa. Wiho. hail and mud. reaching fscrgias about % o'clock tso of the mnst beGras- gled looking individuals in tho city lnd both about "ali ir
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
MEXICAN PLANT THAT
 GRABS 1T YOU
Nature Fakir Gets Busy With New Kind of Cacti in
 F0rTeon.

FL PASo. March There is a plant down in Mexzco that would make Lnther Burbank sit down ana more than take notice # he got into it eood and hard ceclarea a sTEan from Mexico at loeal hotel, and then he referred to 8 copy of a Torreon paper which he had with him.
 When pressed for further details the speaker would not stand sponsor for the story, and admitted that all he knew was what he had read in the paper. but he presumed it to be so. The paper, commenting on the visit of Burbank, the California plant wizard and his stucy Of the cacti Tn Mexico, says It Is a well kno.n fs.cf to many mountainecrs in that region that one of the most peculiar cactus plants in the world is fo be eneerHt- cred out in the country hundred miles or sO-
 The paper says the plant, while recognized as q cactus, is referred to as a .'catcuss" becausc. at ft ex- plains, "the bHlb. fuii of thorns. springs like cat and it makes it's victims cuss." hence thc name catcuss is considered moro appropriate tban cactus.
 It declares that the piast sends out long shoots ct the end of which is a small ball covered with th0rns Ike the large barDs on a prickiy pear, and that the warmth of a human or animal bodv in passiug attracts the bulb. makes it leap from the end of the stalk, and sink it's spines into Inc flesh of the victim who howls with pain. for the thorns are rOugn. just like the cactus thorn, and very painful
 The paper declares that many were inclined to doubt the existence of such a plant at first, aut so many people have seen it of late till it's existence is now common knowledge"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
HEAT HAD WARPED
 4 STRAIGHT ROAD
Newest Stoiy of Stage Driver Wit Sprung on Ten
 derfOot,

A. b. Lee, manager for the Rcn- dell Reduction company at Ajo who frequently brings shipments ol Ee- markedly rich ore Co Douglas. arriy- cd in Tucson yesterday morning from his camp which is located about 60 miles south Of Giia Bend.
 On his last trip to the mines. Mr. Lee vas accompanied by a tender foot from the east who was Of a most inquiriug turn Of mind.
 Among other things which the -tenderfoot7 could not understand, says the Citizen. was why the road from Ajo to Gila Bend runs in a "snaky" instead of direct course. The 'tonderIOOt' called attention to the fact that the ground IS per.ectly lev q and that the road could just as well have been run in a direct line, thereby saving extra driving.
 How ,GUgs it come that the road builders overlooked such a simple tniug?' the "tenderfobLy inquired.
 The road builders were all right, % replied the stage driver. "They laid ogt this road straight as a die and SO it was always travelled until sew eral years ago, when a hot summer visited ms. The heat was SO intense that the road gradually warped until fall. when it had become just as 'suakv' as it is at present.
 me IenueTfUUt taken EDaEE a. his frank explanation asked no more questions about roads or the trip
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
DECLiMiTORY CONTEST
 CAUSES BIG INTEREST
Entries Are Expected to Spge pass Any Taking Patt Pre-
 viOUS to PresenLMeetiHg

TEMPE. March 1.-The annual de- claIuatOry coufest given by the Tempe Normal Student, Inc official organ Of the Tempe normal school, win be held Saturday night of this week and promises to be the most interesting and closely contested one ever held.
 This contest has always heretofore been entered into with great Gnthusi
 asm by the high schools of the terri tory, but the entries this year are said to surpass those of any other, several schools having entered that have never before taken part in it.
 There Will be two medals given. tho first one of gold and the second of silver. The judges are to be chos- en by the Student, and owing to the great interest that is taken in the contest the matter of attendance has been limited. The Student always takes care of its friends, and in ac- cordaEee with this plan they have is. sued tickets to the advertisers and subscribers first Facb advertiser has been given two tickets and each subscriber one What tickets are left over after this distribution will be given out upon the receipt Of sci addressed stamped envelopes sent tC the business manager Of the Student
 This course has been made seces Sary, not through a desire to slight anybody, but because the present ia ciiities are inadequate to accommo date all who would like to attend. TlfC growing interest in these events k one Of the things that has called for a larger and better equipped auditori um and when the new building is fin ishad lt is hoped that everybody car be accumulated on such occasions
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
 FOR PHELPS
 DODGE CO.
Large Amount of Land Isl Added to Holdings Of That Company In the CananeaI Mining District.
fsreeial to fhe Reriew.l

CANANEA. krarch Is-Tha. the Phelps Dodge eompany has tlss 'n;cn- ton of becoming strong factor in the Cananea section cannot be denied. While the material results from the Sierra dc Cobre havo not been on 8 large -seaie, their faith'in it's ultimate value has never been weakened. and work on the property has gone on steadily since it was acquired.
 The acquisition of the West Cana nea was a long step forward and gave them control Of a mine of merit and value; but they have not stopped at this. Last month a concession was secured by W. c. Mcbride. their su- perintendent here. through the local mineral office, fer a large scetle Of ground ia close proximity Go the West Canapea, embracing l66 hectareas, O. araes and 60 ccntiareas. It was sur veyed by s. M. Grceuidge, of this city, and covers a good portion Of mineral bearing country. It is known as the Canada and Is to be thoroughly prospected for copper, silver and gold
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
DEFECT NOMINATIONS, SUBJECT.
 NTErVFv 7-nDE AF.r.u. 10 NEH.t

promises Co be the most interesting of the series of meetings ueld under the auspices of the civic forum this winter is scheduled Go take place to- might in Carnegie hall. Direct nomi- nations will bet hes ubject Of the ad- dresses. The chief speaker wiH ho Senator La Toilette of Wisconsin. Another prominent speaker on the program is Senator George T.. Cham berlain, who owes his seat in the sen ate to the successfuI operation of the direct primary system in the state of Oregon.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
 ARE READY
 FOR FIGHT
Nelson Martinez Go of Twenty Rounds Will Be Pulled Off at Cananea March 18.-Marti- neg Has Fine Record.
.specIal lorresponaonca.

1ANANEA.- March 12.-ContEiry rc a widely circulated report. the Nci son-hiartinez fight will be pulled oT at hc No'lonal Theater on the 18th instaut. as ugh1ished. Several wear CTS oI the green, ihii Sing to add this httiug event to tlr gayet'es of St patr-CNg day u9Ee endoavOred to swing the date back t0 the l7th. buL the original date w;u stand
 This is to be real five battle for and shllful men with lots of money and sidllful men 0-th cts Of money wagcred. Martinez has tho hard ait ting qualities that are necessary to win. plenty of wind and a good rec ord Nelson is well trained. has q cool head, enduring power and can hzs wlcA sufficient force.
 The following record shows what metal he has
 Ton Morgan. knockout, l7 rounds.
 Kid Herbert, draw, 20 rounds
 Young Levine, knockout, rounds.
 Young Kid Mccoy, knockout, z rounds.
 Kid Lytle, knockout, IS rounds.
 Young C3rbett, exhibition, rounds.
 Joe Miller. knockout rounds.
 Jimmy COrkew. dElw, 10 rounds.
 Jack Murphy, draw, 20 rounds
 Jack Murphy, draw, % rounds.
 Hid hckceyeT, draw, 10 rounds.
 Both are young are approximately the same height and will enter the ring under f30 pounds. The referee has not been decided upon yet, Chick Arnold. who was Co have decided the issue. having left for Fresno Cal, fo take Hal Chase's place as first hIsc man for the famous baseball club there.
 The Chigatera Athletic Association has secured the old school house at that place and it will be fitted ID and ready for occupancy by the last of the week This Is a large, weltarran5ao building of four rooms.
 William Kelly, foreman of the Over sight mine, eft yesterday for short stay across the line.
 At the Sonora: A. T.. Nanny, Douglas: c. w McHonry, City; Hen rico Bord and wife. Guaymas; W. 1T. Constable. EI Paso: Leonard Johnson. Bisbee, J. F. GOkgn. Denver; R. M. Thompson, NaCo; 4. J.. Wilson, Nacoi E. L. Dufowey. New York.
 At the AioNaudria }s. R. B1lica. City. \. A. Rogers. Ienrg-. p. w Bslden. Mesa. J. W Collins. Chicago; w. c. BrideweI iHQiauaED-is. lut- |. H. Cloves. New York E. N- Pes guera. HermosiIlO. ". SuwH..r. Chi cago, ". A. Picard Iuarcz; ". E. Barnes El FBso; AGolab Casa, Mex fco City. D. N Skinner and wila, Nc" NGrE
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
FUTURE GREATNESS FOR SLsA
 SON

GLEASON. March I2.-Not since the institution Of this old mining camp four miles south of she Great Seszsern Courtland townsiie, has Glea- son enjoyed the promise of future greatness which Es hers now The Taisroad builders are abroad in the land. ard if current report is any where near sfe truth, both the South ern Pacific and the Fl PasO and SonthWe estera eonpanfes will have trains running in and out of the town inside of ninety days.
 In tho case of the Southern Pacific sixty days is probably nearer the mark, for the big Hartman line push ing fast down the valley towards Douglas. is already at work on us Gleason spur from the main line and has all the men and teams available working early and late.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
JOHNSON TO CHICAGO.

VANCOUVER, Mar 12.--Jack Joan son. the pugiiist. left for Chicago to day. He was given great send-off by colored sports.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
ANNUAL MEETING
Sonora Champion Mining Company

e Sonora Champion Mining Company BlSBEE, Arizona, March 12. 1909. Notice is hereby given taat the annual meeting of the stockholders Of tte Sonora Champion Mining Com pany will be held at the I. o. o. F. hall. BisDee, Arizona. March 27th, at { o'clock ?. m., 1909, for tho purpose Of e'ecting officers for tae ensuing year aLG. for such. other bVsiness as 1uay ecsae :ecfore the meeting.
 By order Of the board of directors.
 r. B. CHAF1T1T, Sec, Dated Bisbee, Arizona. March f2. 1909.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
MAY BE HOSPITAL SITE

IL Is possible that the new hOsoitai to be- erec1ed by the Copper Queen oontsany will be located near the Low ell school house, although there has as yet nothing been decided as to when or where 1t will be built. A suitable location can be secured at that point conve1i3n- tn the different unines of the company
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
FungsAL HELD YESTERDAY

Funeral services of Mrs. Sam Pen ny. aged i6 years. Who died late Thursday night, were conducted yes terddy f,om the family home at Ba- 1ervi'io. IBterment vas had at Esv- ergreen being in charge of the Fletcher & Hehnessy Undertaking Company. Deceased was the daughter of Mrs. Ed Payne of BakerViiIe.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
ICE AND WATER co.
 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

Before me, J. n. CabeH. a notary public in and for Cochise County, Ter ritory of Arizona, personally appeared \. Y. Smith and M Sparks. known Co me tO be tie persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instri- me2t and each acknowledged to me that be Cxecuted the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and official seal tho 9th day of March. 1909. My commission expires September 1C. 1912.
 (SeaI) J M. CABELL.
 Notary Public
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-13
HERE FROM NEVADA

Mir. and Mrs. Hagh Martin of Elko, Nevada. arrived in Bisbec last even jug and Efli be in the city for several days upon a business aud pleasure trip. They are Fegistered at tho Cop per Queen.
The Washington times., 1909-03-31
APRIL FOOL PARTY,
SOME SUGGESTIONS
Stunts to Have Guests Do
and Forms of In
VitationS.

Hostess-For an April Fool marty thu
Invitations should be written on fools
cap paper and then folded into rho
shape OF an oId-time fools cap. Address
them upside down and put the stamp
on crooked.
A pretty touch is added by painting
the testers cap and bells on the paper.
II should be stated IN the invitation
whether you wish your guests to come
in costume. If you do, any number
Of perverted effects may be obtained.
For instance. one may come in a walk
ing skirt with an evening bodice. anoth-
er with a shoe on one foot and q sim
per on the orher. another may braid
her hair on the right side and do II
up on the left.
AS to the decorations. these should.
of course, suggest as forcibIy as posi-
bic the significance Of the day. The
house should be decorated with fools.
caps and bells, and, instead OF flowers.
vegetables may I'LL the vases.
Jester as Receiver.
A successful arrangement nv which
10 make your guests enter immediately
INTO the spirit Of the festivity is 10 have
standing at the front door master
or ceremonies dressed as a Jester, who
shall hand 30 each as ne enters a card
bearing the name Of the stunt he is
expected to perform
These stunts VIII. OF course. he the
Taerriest and most foolish which can he
devised. The girls Will be requested to
jump marble. walk on stills, run around
the room. carrying a potato or a spoon.
While the impOsitions will be evened
up by asking the boys TO rock a hvpo-
thetical baby to sleep. 10 give an inoi-
tation OF a girl putting uD- her hair. etc.
Favors viii be recruited from tin
horns, leather medals. and toy cab
pages, while powder puffs for the BOYS
and tobacco pouches ror the girls will
indicate the reversed order of things
Fool Quotations.
a form OF entertainment which has
been successfully tried Is to give to
each guest slip of paper on which
are written quotations in which the
word fool occurs. The person who
guesses the largest number of correct
answers as 20 the authorship OF these
quotations is rewarded with a prize
Among those which may be used is
the familiar one, Fools rush in where
angels fear 10 tread" by Pope. What
The Washington times., 1909-03-31
WILL ASK INCREASE
IN THEIR SALARIES
Women Employees of Bureau of En-
craving Will Petition
Congress-

Women employees OF the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing, who recently
formed a labor union. will sold a meet
ing next Sunday afternoon and draw up
a bill to be presented to Congress ask
ing for legislation placing their salaries
&C 81 a day.
AS a matter OF courtesy they will
formally apply 70 Director Ralph Of the
Bureau for a raise in Salalr next Fri
day. AS it will require Congressional
legislation TO effect the change IL has
been decided to ask for 1t at the pres
ent session
Samuel Gompers. president OF the
American Federation of Labor. and
Charles T Smith, Of the Plate Printers
union, with other prominent labor men.
will address the meeting an assist the
young women in drawing up their bill.
The Washington times., 1909-03-31
NORTH CAROLINA
SUPPLIES LETTUCE
Season for Vegetables in Florida
Over-Considerable Varia-
tions of Prices.

The Florida lettuce season is over.
Untn the homegrown vegetable makes
it's appearance demand here viii be sup
piled largely with the succulent plant
from North Carolina.
OF all vegetables shipped north from
Florida the season on lettuce is the
shortest. This is because the warm
weather in the PeninsuIar state dries
up it's leaves TO such an extent that ii
is not profitable to market IL.
However, the close Of the-Florida sea
son is always Immediately followed by
the opening up OF that OF North Caro-
lima The lettuce shipped from the lat
ter State already indicates that il viii
be Of good quality. There Is q consider
able degree OF variation in quotations,
but this is due to the different grades
OF the vegetable, and will doubtless
continue throughout the season
The Washington times., 1909-03-31
fools these mortals be- from shake

fools these mortals be- from Shake
speare-
For the supper table, have the nap
kins folded like Ounce caps and serve
the refreshments in as absurd man
ner as can be suggested Clever ideas
may often result from a raid Of the
10-cent stores, and at one April Fool
party asst year the hostess served
cakes N little wooden tubs. the ice
cream in a wooden basin, and the cof-
fee in bird bath tubs. As for the lake
refreshments, cruellers filled with cot
ton batting. apples filled with thread,
pies containing buttons and baby shoes
are all familiar forms Of the April Fool
party.
The Washington times., 1909-03-31
SCOTCH EGGS NEW DISH.

a new and unusual dish called Scotch
eggs is a very pleasing innovation fo,
breakfast. To make il use six hard
boiled eggs, chopped, ard a paste made
OF one-half cupful Of stale bread crumbs
Silk. Into this put oDz cupful OF lean
boiled ham minced fine and seasoned
with cayenne, one-foulth teaspOOnful of
mustard. and one raw egg we'll beaten
Roll in fine bread crumbs and fry in
deep fat until a delicate brown Served
with q bit of cress and slice of lemon,
this is a pleasing dish
The Washington times., 1909-03-31
Isc Can Monocacy valley Sifted

Early Hume Peas. NC; 25c cans Gold
Seal Baking Powder. l0c; 25c Fresh But
ter and Egg Pound Cake. 15c; 25c boxes
Mixed Candy, 1Oc; 25c Milk Chocolate.
lie; Fancy Lemons. 1Oc doz: large
cans Tomatoes. 25c: sugar Corn. 25c:
String Beans. 25c: Regina L. c Peach
es, l41zc; Plums, 10c; Pears. &c 1920 9Th
St NV. and ]. T. d. Pyles Y other
Lucky Stores.
The Washington times., 1909-03-31
Made Rights Right

Berens' Bakery is equipped with every
modern Improvement necessary for the
making and baking OF ideal rye bread
Berens Bakery Rye Bread is a product
OF this model bakery. A bread as pure
and wholesome as II is delicious TO the
taste. The proof is in a trial.
The Washington times., 1909-03-31
Rugs From Old Carnets.

We weave fine rugs from old carpets.
2 to u feet wide, any length. Call or
write tor circular. Oriental FIun Rug
Works, 1905 F st. NV. Tel, Main 6943.
The Washington times., 1909-03-31
Holmes Homemade Milk" Bread

the bread that finds favor with home
folks. II Is sweet, clean and nutritious
Delivered fresh from oven to table. Sc
Delicious homemade Pies, 20c Holmes
bakery. LIST and + SITS. Phones Linen
l440 and 1441.
The Washington times., 1909-03-31

LOBSTER 2 la NeWburg
Small Sweet Pickles
French Bread
Tomato and Lettuce Salad
MayOnaise Dressing
Coffee
Split two good sized, fine. freshly
boiled Holsters. pick all the meat out
from the shells. then cut Il into one
inch length equal pieces. place il I'm a
saucepan on hot range. or in chafng
dish, with one ounce Of fresh butter.
Season with pinch OF salt and half
teaspoonful of red pepper. Cook for
five minutes Have six egg yolks in
bowl with a pint OF sweet cream,
beaten well together, and add II 10 the
lobster. Stir gently for two minutes, or
until II tnickens- Add a tablespoonful
or sherry or MADEIRA wine, according to
taste.
Tomato and lettuce salad: One head
of Boston lettuce. Wash well an hour
before wanted. Lay on ice Peel ice
cold tomatoes and arrange on lettuce,
sliced. Serve with mayonnaise.
COST
The Washington times., 1909-03-31
The national Inverted Livht

Best-Safe-Bright sl.75 Complete pur
on G A MUDDIMAN d CO, GIG 18th
ST. I,n< @ st
The Washington times., 1909-03-31

The Best accent Meal in the City Is
al the Randolph Cafe. 1904 G n. w.
The Washington times., 1909-03-31
LOCAL MENTION.
Who Insist on Having

housewives VINO Insist on Having
the best are always careful to stipuIate
Schneider's Malt Bread when ordering.
a trial will establish il in favor with
your entire family. sc at grocers'.
The Washington times., 1909-03-31
GUIDES Fresh-Cut Flowers

NuNC ICou-OuI i IUWtIS
are always beautiful and fragrant, and
they always last longest. 1914 f St
The Washington times., 1909-03-31
French Fried Potatoes.
Celery.
Charlotte Russo.
Deni Tasse-
s Butter Balls.
COST.

oysters ....s.'ss...... ....'.....'......s 80
Sauce --------------..---.---- ~
Fowl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. As
Eggs and seasoning for croquets..-. 10
Can green peas .----...-.-.............. ID
Celery .........-.-..-......... Is
Potatoes and rd.........-............. 20
Coffee az Ib)................ .05
Butter ~ lb.)..................... 10
Rolls ..................... 10
CharlotteS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
Parsley for seasoning and decorat-
ing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
MRS. l. ADLER,
739 Fairmont street.
The Washington times., 1909-03-31

SUTHERLAND,
Leading George Ariss, in Devil
"A ANNE
vi Washington
has
eral relatives living including
for the excellent taste displayed in her
Devil" and odsh
likeness s wolfe.
Ia
Of the skirt
is with
a boa
The Washington times., 1909-03-31

Lobster ........................ 50. 10
cream ...--..-.----.. 10
Nine eggs (three for mayOnnaise). II
l ounce butter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .03
ouSITy -..-.-.-....--- ......--.s.....-..-. 20
Lettuce ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
tomatoes ..s...s.sss.s.s.....s-.. ID
PICKLES s-.-.s..-----...-.--.- 10
FGencn DreaO-- --..-..---s-.-.------. 20
Lemon for naise................ 90
Olive %
Coffee and entals...-......-.-...- SO
MRS. Ida ELLIS,
1880 Sth st. \. W.
+ fied chicken ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .SD-65
SIuHeu tomatoes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
Potato Sdldd .....,s....s.......,...s-. 10
ASparaguS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
DeElied eggs ----...------.----...-.-- 10
Pickles and olives .....--.-.....-...... 20
Hot biscuits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Coffee and waters ................... Is
MISS ANNIE S. JAMESON.
IL II St y. w.
The Washington times., 1909-03-31

wv" '''s.-.- -------------.-s .
MRS. T. NJ. HENDRICKS.
y . st. y. u.
The Washington times., 1909-03-31

44-inch Black Wolfe in such makes
as Priestley's, Lupin's and Of other
foreign manufacturers equally as
good. in beautiful jet hack,
with wiTy and crisp weave. orr
Sells everywhere at Si.19. RAN
Our special price, per yard. ~
The Appeal., 1909-10-02

GOPHER LODGE NO. 1o5. I. B. P. O.
fourth Thursday in each month at Elks
Hall, No. 126 East Third street, St.
Paul. w. H. Johnson, e. R.: r. M.
johnson, secretary, 376 Minnesota
The Appeal., 1909-10-02
Where Apple Brandy Is Made.

Apple brandy said II. J. Batman.
lis one of the most peculiar drinks.
1t is made in but a few sections of
this country. and Meade county, Ky.,
produces as much usually as any 9TH
TT section, with the possible execution
OF California. Most Of the brandy for
this locality came from there this wear
but the apples had to be shipped from
New York. The production is about
one gallon to each three bushels of
apples.
1T may strike you as strange that
int same quantity of apples will not
produce the same quantity of brandy
each year Some year the apples are
deficient in sugar, and the amount of
sugar determines the quantity and
quality of the brandy A distiller NAV
nave an especially fine crop of brandy
one year, while the following wear
the same distiller will get an inferior
crop of brandy from the same
orchard"