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, 1914-11-11
Censored MT Jamaica. y

London, Nov. 10Ih-Tho imports for Oct,
decreased by E20,l7I 600, while the exports
decreased by ElS,O21 900, both showing IN
creases over Sept especially in foodstutfs
imported. The chief decrease in imports
was ia cotton and the chief decrease III ex-
ports IN coal.
A White Paper announces nm increase OF
pensions as follows; \ childIess widow to re-
ceive seven shilIings aud SIX pence weekly.
A widow with children to receive five shli-
ings more for the first child. half a crown
weekly for the next three, and two shilllnSs
weekly for each additional child, thus a
widow with five children viii get twenty-five
shllIiugs weekly. The allowance to the chill
dren will cease when they leave school.
Sir Charles Johnston has been inaugnrated
as Lord Mayor Of London. The Lord May
oy's show was purely a military parade, with
out the usual picturesque plgeantry. Pre-
ceding his carringe We're 5000 troops in
KHAKI, including some from Antwerp, among
the most popular being the Canadians,
mounted and on foot. 500 OF the London
Scottish were cheered IN recognition of the
galluntry of their inst battalion in Belgium.
The crowds have neyeB been greater and the
cheers have never been. equalled, the women
throwing flowers. and waving hnndkerchlefs.
The Canadians are now frequently seen in.
squads and in taxicabs, spending freely and
ENJOYING THEN leave from Salisbury. A
Canadian parade is proposed as a recruiting
MAJ ceuvre r~iyalIing The Lotd Mayors show.
Euglislmen in Gelmany have been gather
ed together at the Spandau ra%cecourse,
which is being used as a concentration camp.
Some arrive wearing top-hats, others drive
to the camp in their automobiles, along with
negroes from British colonies. Some of the
German newspapers regret the necessity
and promise relaxation when England IS
kinder toward the Germans, while others
acknowledge that official Investigation. has
not proved the reports Of British illtreatment
Of Germans.
A British official statement announces that
arrangements have been made with Austria
for the exchange of women and children
and males under Is and over so, including
all doctors, ministers and invalids. England
allowed the departure Of German women
and children from the first, and Germany
did likewise from September l4th. England
proposed to exchange invaiids, persons unfit
for military duty and all unframed men, but
the Germans declined. Germany has not.
executed completely the arrangements for
the exchange of incupicitated males, despite
official protests.
, 1914-11-11

The r rman casualties officially published
II, $500 within a week, including .
u, killed and six wounded.
The Kaiser has decorated with the Iron
Cross IN the officers OF the "kaIlaruht,'
and has also decorated 80 non commissioned
officers and the crew.
The remains OF Baroness Won Falkenhau-
sen we've buried with military honours and
with IN Iron Cross rpon tire cotih.
Ottawa. Nov. 10lh-lIajor Puiey, the Ca
madam O. mmissIorer appointed to Observe
the operations Of the United States along
the Rio Graude against Mexico, has been
killed IN France.
, 1914-11-11
censored at Jama;ca)

~ 81 y l4th'N
London, Nov. 10th-The following French
official communIqut was issued last night
''There is uo notable modification IN the
situation, by reason of the d%if4icult les the
intense fog has created in connection with
operations of amy extent. In the north the
day has been good, We have maintained
our positions between Lys and Lan4emarcb.
and made appreciahle progress between
~Langemarck and Dixmude."
A Reuters despatch from Pretoria states
thai General DE Wet has dispersed a small
government commando uuder General Gro
NC near Doolnberg. General De Vets SON
Daniel was killed, The Government is send
ing strong reinforcement to General
Cronje.
Another Renter despatch from Capetown
states that an engagement took place be-
tween General Lamerer's forces and the
TransyuuI rebels under General Beyers on
the Vet river, southeast of Bloemhof, on
Sunday. The rebels, who were well armed,
were entirely dispersed, losing nine killed,
III wounded, 364 prisoners, 300 rifles and
300 horses. The casualties of the loyalists
were 8 killed and 8 wounded.
Mr.. RubHsana, q native physician and q
Member Of the Cape Provisional Council, has
offered to raise 5000 natives for service
against HE Germans in South West Africa,
but he has been informed that the Govern
ment Appreciates the loyal sentiments of the
natives but does not desile to avail itself, in
the present hostiIities, Of the services, as
combntants, of citizens Of nUn-European
descent.
London, Nov. lOth-Sugar in stopR on
the 9TH inst. was 10000 tons. Last year
$4,000 tons.
New York, Nov. 18th.
Flour, Winter Clears per barrel $500
Meal, kilndried per barrel $3.50 $400
New Seasons Pork NO quotation.
Heavy Mess Pork S214-$22.
c., Crystals per 100 lbs. 1881
0'o' s." test Molasses Sugar 50. SO
Molusses Eng. IsIds. per gal.
Liverpool Cotton middIing Upland. 4 1920
Exchange, New York &London, so days sight
nominal.
Exchange New York and London. sigh $3.50
London, Nov. 9th.
Dem. Crystals 26s. Cd 27s. g..
M1scovado, h%oatiny terms in
Sugar, bond, -. 90.
German beet So + o. b. no further
sales during the war
java Sugar 5000 Gibraltar or Channel 70,
orders, floating terms, 18s. Cd. 18~. 81.
Denerar@ Rum, nominal Is. fills. SD.
Trinidad Cocoa, good middliug Red, pl cwt.
SOS.
Cotton, Medium Fine Stat liverpool, nominal
per Ii 1I5d.
Bank Of England Rite of disroun, 5
Gousola 688
Three percent Eente4 In Paris nominal 1900
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-10-29
IMPORTANT TO ALL WOMEN READ
ERS or THIS PAPER.

Thousands upoa thousands Of EoDen
have kidney Or blzoceT trouble and never
suspect II.
Wonen's Complaints oftsa prove 20 be
nothing eiSs OIt kIcaey trocole, o. ne
result Of kidney Or olsccef disease.
IL TIE ko1eYs are not N heShay cor
dIfion, they nay Cause t5e other organs
10 become diseased
Yog MY suffer great deal with psia
IN t5e back. oczTIng-cosn feelings, head
sche ssd loss of snbs1on-
Poor health makes you neToos, IrTIt2-
be ard nay Be oespoooeut; Il makes
any one 50.
B1a hundreds Of women din thzi DR..
Kil1eTs Swamp Root ybY restoring hezkh
TO TIE hdaeys, proved 70 % iusl tas rem
e5y needed 70 oFercO7le suca co1cbocs
q good kio1eT medicine, possessing
real hezHng ard CSrzfFe ysl8e, should
be blessing 10 thousands q nervous.
oyer-Torked ~oDen-
Many seBd for sample bottle 20 see
Wtzi Swznp-Root. fre great kidney,
Liver ard Bladder Remedy All % for
then. EEerT reader Of tins paper, xbo
hzs aoi already tricd L. by enclosing ten
cezts . Dr.. KfDer & Co, Blngnz7fon,
~ Y. lzy receive sample SIZE bottle by
Pzrcei Post You czn pzIchzSe The reg
ulzr ff1y-ce1i and o1e-doEzT SIZE Bot
res a II drug sicGes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-10-29
Buyfng Horses For War Purposes.

Five officers OF the French army srT5y-
ed II New York last weak OF the Il Tou-
rziae 10 spend several million dollars for
army supplies. The most pressing need
Is ior 300 horses. For this purpose
about 100000 IS available Many
thousands OF horses have been shipped
10 the sllIss, and Tuesday 200 more had
been accepted iron Texas bresdsrs and
siockmea for 5slIyery to French agents
II For Worth. OF the 1000 animals
Captain De Bzlezand wants, oaly 1000
nay be white or gray.
Heavy drains already have been made
OF the horse supply, and i Is believed
the specifications vii rot BE- 50 rEid in
few weeks ard higher prices WIl be Of
Tered. Great secrecy IS being msiHtained
regarding time OF shipment ard routes
taken.
The horse: must weigh from 100
pou5ds I'D, IS - hands high o. over, ;
TO Q years Old, all kinds except mares II
iosl. The horses they wsut for The army
en- oe bought for sl3o 10 800 : head
Bsld-kced OF white -fsosd or horses with
auy Distinguishing marks will not be &C
cepted. These give target too eaSIY
observable by The enemy. These horses
are 10 be broken TO halter ard Tor riding
purposes before delivery.
The demand for American horses
caused BY the wsr, according 10 note
issued by The Department OF Agriculture
81 Washington, nay oonu1De decade OF
longer, Is. WHEN peace Is restored, uors
horses all Dc needed icr sgnculture. Il
Is ooaseUsnTeIy estimated tasf ] ,0O0. 900
horses are uoS engaged II the NJ.
In the CIVI Va II tins Country the
wzstsge Of horses wss Il The rsH Ufzbou
I'VE hundred Gay II the Union army,
and The service OF cavalry horse under
Il active COnmsBceT thea averaged about
iou months. During MS Shenandoah
Valley campaign She1dzn required 80
fresh horses Gay. snd II eighi nouths
ias cavalry OF the army Of the Potomac
wss remou1tad tSice, nearly a, 600 horses
hsvi1g been required.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-10-29
MOTHERS Of
DELICATE CHILDREN
Should Read the Following
Letter-Mrs. SIack's Story
About Her Chij's Recovery
Is EntireIy Reliable.

Palmyra, Pa" Three years ago my
little eiri hEd black measles which left
her with chronic cough and 80 sxfuny
thin 700 oocld cOUn; al her r1bs, and she
co1gbed 70 much she had 10 appetite.
Nothing we gave her seemed 20
help Der az al until one day hrs Neibert
tod ne bow much good viDol bad done
Der little girl. 90 ! decided % try IL for
my little one, and 10 has oODe ber 30 much
good she is hungry al the tine, Der
coogh Is gene. she Is stouter and more
healthy IN color and this 10 the first win
ter she has been able % pay out In the
SLOW. eozsiing and spoy-balling without
any III effects. Mrs. ALFRED SLACK,
Palryrz. Pa
We know Vinol VII build Up your
little ones ard make them healthy,
strong God robust. therefore ve stk
Parents Of every frHl and siekly child
n this vicinity 20 Try q bottle of viDoi,
our deliei01s cod liver and iron tonic
without oiL
IL ve can int1ce yO1 20 tyy q bottle
of Vinol ss o body -boilder and strergtb-
creator for y01r child. and yo1 DO not
find IL Il al We clsEr, We VII return
yOr money O demand
OWENS & MILLER. Druggists,
Shepherostoxn. W. Va
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-10-29
Field Sports.

Wheu you keep boy interested N
football, baseball. ie- MS, snd the Ike.
YOU lssseu the chances int he SEl get
interested II things not 50 good Tor hIn-
The Youths Conpznion, since rs En-
lzrsemeui, gives gsaerOzs space 10 ths
uzrer Of sihletc training, and gels the
best coaches II the country 10 wriie ioI l.
How 10 Prsctcs 10 become fIrst-rsie
pitcher, bow 10 train ior race, hoE 10
Iszra the newest strokes n swimming
these and hundred other topics Of the
greatest interest 10 ooys-to gIllS, too.
for thzi mztisr-zre touched Epol IN this
important department Of The Companion.
And thss s oalY Z suzn psr Of the
service wFich The Co1pzaiou reooe.s IN
zny hone whjch 4 enters. i rs points
o. contact with Z hundred interests
II you 90 not kooE The Companion Is
4 Is iO-ezT. Isi Is send yOu one o. two
current issues free, thsi you nzy tbor-
oughly test ne pspeTs ouziHy. We wEl
send zlso the Forecast Tor 1915
Every BeE subscriber who sends 600
for the f1r1y-tEo weekly iSs8>s Of 1915
all receive frss I'll the ESsues Of the
psPeT Tor the remaining weeks Of 1914;
ziso lie CozPzaioa Hoze Calendar ior
1915.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-10-29
Ban Is Placed On Alcohol.

Resolutions pledging the members to-
ward the elimination OF the use OF aloo-
holic stimulzuts among employees OF theif
plants and factories were adopted ct
Chicago Thursday Al the closing session
OF the third annual National Congress OF
Industrial Safety.
Arthur T. Morey, assistant 10 the pres
ideut OF the Commonwealth Steel CON-
uany. of ST. Louis, introduced the reso-
lufons, saying that 800 members OF the
organization had direct control over more
than ,o0O, 600 worknes covering almost
every line OF industrial endeayor.
Sixty per cent OF the industrial aoa-
dents in ihe United States are charged to
liquor, R. L. Palmer. chief inspector OF
the Pennsylvania department Of labor and
industry, told the delegates
alt vii not Be long" the speaker sad,
before the saloon VII be Is much sep
arsted from the industrial plant Is Il Is
noS from the church. As Z Hlztter oi
business We vii have TO furnish workne7
better entertainment thzn saloons 90.
We also VII have 10 pay IN czsh 10 pre-
vent men iron going TO saloons 10 con-
ven their checks into currency"
E. X. Priiohett. representing Hsn-
ufscturing concern OF Grand Rapids,
Mich, asserted that after employees had
been forbidden 10 use alcoholic beverages,
arrangements were II 1de i5r mix Tag-
oas 10 czn II The big factories st osrlsi1
hour every morning.
I'VE then permitted the men 10 STOP
work anc 20 out and buy bottles Of tr=st
milk Mr.. Pritchstt said. We found
tins arrangement practically hzs solved
;rs E-i-kiuc --ohlEr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-10-29
He Keeps The Score.

Nhs- yoa froE careless = plzyEnI ne EzDe-
Not q1iis Is iertle zot ilos 3 oi yurs.
Wztch boz you ioazle-tsers's 10 uot 10 hlant
B-r sef-aot tht Nzs-sl s kttpl-s ne score
Watch hoE yOa plzy 4 ms Eezi Ez1s Eod hlEh
Serzighi zs lzocs y ne marx zod tht soal:
Eys-y plzy pnsses btiu-t fhs GTezt Eye
And hoE uz1y TLI1s hzvt y9u made io- you- s11l |.
Uu.zr o. uocer1al- dls5ooss- U1-rot-
Hoi rs II trtis and sly md sad.
The Umpire s kse7nE tos tzIy o1 yoe-
Pay ne Ez1t strIiEht O EiVt ovs-. II Id
Ply Il Is Dsl sboald VIII honor zot rrRs-
The sense oi ne rIE1st Ike EEz-d Il your dooT
Az wbsl you oizy down n ne Erioe Eoo the oast
Remember ths Mzstsr is tsspLlg he scors-
The Beu-ZtoEu Bard
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-10-29
A Granny" Of Other Days.

Gran sir Eli, the nsn who had gri
and grace, pluck and wisdom, honesty
and patience, religion and COMMON sense,
had wife whom he always called "My
better half"
/. IS said thzt, Is giri, Granny"
Rbodz WIS beautiful. bui not Il I'll con-
ceited. To one who spoke OF her good
looks, she replied calmly. "Bgt, dear ne,
If Is so easy for pretty girl 10 Be ugly,
and for : honely giri 10 be lovely"
Granny Rhods WIS sa accomplished
woman. She could shear sheep; wash,
dye and card the wool; spin the thread
and weave the cloth; cui and make z suit
for nlzn, woman, or child. She under-
stood everything in the house, iron the
oven IN the kitchen 10 the organ IN the
parior.
Granny Rhods was industrious As Z
Young mother. she used 10 rock the cradle
with one loot, churn with her right hand,
and keep the flies away iron the baby
and the ohurn with peach sProg II her
left hand, while she sang, cheerIy, NHai
wondrous love Is tins, o NY soul p
Granny Rhoda was fearless Her
home, in early married Life, was not fzr
IRON dense swamp. One night, when
her husband could not get home on sc-
count Of high wafer, and she and tao baby
girls were IN the house alone,-iSo niles
iron the nearest neighbor,-soDe big
black bears began 10 fight under the room
they were occupying. Jumping iron the
bed and putting on her shoes, she stamp
Cd Oh the floor. and shouted, Get OH
Of here, you bears How DO you expect
: body to sleep when you are making 50
much noise 2" And they went! She
saw them il the moonhght-ihree OF them
as they scuried toward the swamp.
Granny Rhots was neat. The places
behind doors. under beds, and n the
corners OF the rooms she swept Is clean
as the middle Of the floor. The hack
yard had 10 be Is pretty IS the froatyard.
Shoes had 10 be blacked on the heals.
FACE powder Nss not allowed 10 cover
cIrt.
Grznay Rhodz w2s proud, bit not
vain. To her growing children and
grandchldien she would saY, Hold up
your shoulders! The Aikinses haven't
anything out Z good name, and thsy can't
4 keep thst Il they 20 dropping about Is Il
ihsy were ashamed OF something.
Granny Rhoda wss swsst-temPsred.
When everyone else WIS fusiered, and
the whole world seemed 10 Be going
wrong, she Was calm. Anelghbor wcn-
4 an once rhed 10 quarrel with her over
some trivial affair. Granny Rhoda heard
her TRADE patiently 10 the end, and then
sid, Thank you, dear, ty never TO
get sngU."
Granny Rbo3s had faith in God. She
wzs niaety-two WHEN she died. hef
children, grandchildren and great grand
children were with her. 4 ieS minutes
before death came, one OF ihem said 10
her, "Grsng, DO you know that yoa are
sinking ?"
With aIast lash tron her big gray eyes,
she replied, No, no, I'm not sinking
know whst I'm doing. In risi7g- il !:
ouly one step through the sir- Good
night, children -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-10-29

a suburban train was slowly working
is way through the blizzard. Finally il
came 10 dead stop and al efforts to starr
Il again were futile.
10 the wee, small hours OF the morning
Z weary co-nuter, numb ron the cold
and the oramped position in which he
had tired TO sleep. orawled out OF the
train and floundered through the heavy
snowdrift to the nearest tels graph station.
This IS the message he handed to the op-
orator:
"Wnl not be at Office today. Nothone
yesterday YET"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-10-29
Hopeless Lung Trouble Cured.

Many reooyerieS iron Ling Troubles
are cue 10 Dr.. Bells PIEe- r-hO5ey-
Il strengthens the Lungs, ChecES t5e
cough ard gives rehtf si oacS--Mr. W
5, wilkins, CAFES, y. c, writes Il Used
Dr.. Bells Piae-TzI Honey n Z csse CIV
e Up Is hopeless sad 4 sTISCiec Z con-
pleie are" Get : oollis oi Dr. Bel 5
Pine IzT-Ho1ey L youT cough ( ory sno
hacking, lsi Il tTIckie down yOur 1rozi,
you Nj surely gel relisi- O1lE &C Il
yosI DTUggla :.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-10-29

what means d5s hszh p'liucal CONC
nv ?" asked RzstuS, enoezvoring 10
wade through Z paper.
"Frum dc Nay 6e politicians down
ouah Sshd Is actin" ANSWERED Ruins,
81 specs Il means De NOS votes Tor oe
lesI money.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-10-29

No use 70 fuss and try 70 Eezr oSt
Il All wear ycg oui instead Take Dr.
ki-g's New Discovery, rebef 10l8oSs
quickly. II checks Cod and Soothes yonr
Cough zEzJ. Pheasant, AztseDtc and
HeSFnZ. Chisdren Exc 4 Oef 1c-
bottle Of Dr.. KIag's Ne~ Discovery and
keep Il Il fhe bo.se. ''OuT fz1ly Cough
and Cod Dodor," writes Lewis Chzn-
beriziu. Manchester, Ono Nooey back
L not sziiSf5ed. buf 4 sezriy always helps
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-10-29
A Happy Home
Read What Per1Ina DID

Ms. James ?. Summit No. 1925
Eas; Eighth ST, Musesttns, Iowa
writes:
Ny health was 50 miserable e!
years TIA; I was practically 81 IT,
valid We had 10 tl1ly, owing %
ny s. health -s induced 20 give
Pe-uos = ;--L- and found ys-y quickly
ths- II IVES hslpauS ls
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-10-29

HDol'i you know hoE 10 driTe Ezll
ye; without smashing youHng " sSked
tse hoc-czrueT.
NO. and neither TO you, ;" replied TIE
carpenter with he Injured thumb
Sure, do. Hold the hammer 4 both
hands"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-10-29

To make the physical or mental i1iirn-
iies OF another the target OF Tour ~It <
to misuse cruelty the God-giyen blessing
Of laughter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-10-29

Bz6ocs2 Fed heavy ziiS1 6I1neT
Bst1er tzSte2 CozpiexlOn szllox2 Liver
perhzps needs waking ~ DOzH's Reg
u8eis ior bilious z--zckS. Scz Il StoreS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-10-29
Size and Power Of German houit1ers.

The one big surprise Tor military ex-
pers thus tsr developed in the European
war Is the effectiveness otihe heavy guns
Of the German field artillery. says The
November Popular Mechanics Magazine,
II sn illustrated article. Never before
have such ier1ble engines OF snnihiiston
been carried oy an Invading army IS those
used IN the assaults upoa the iorts Il
Liege.
II had long been realized that more
powerful guns would BE needed in the
field if rodern inland tonIhcztiOns we're
10 Be made TO fail before an army. but
here Wss spparent security in the tst
thai guns large enough Tor such purpose
would Dc too large TO Be transported non
point TO polat. Even were motive power
available, the enoruloGS weight OF the
guns would make al bui the hardest OF
paved highways impossible for them.
But the development OF the inieruzl-eom-
buStioa tractor solved the trscSportsflo1
problem. While that OF hauling heavy
weights over son groGod wzs solved by
the inYeniioa OF a detachable tread Tor
the ms Of gun-canisge wheels. Wfh
these Tor use on bad roads, Il has been
possible for the Germans 10 rush 10 the
front then e7ornouS ll-in. howhzers,
which are nearly as great Ss the American
I2-ia. coss-deiense guns and weigh %
tons.
The ingenuity Of the kruPp engineers
cid rot stop here. Tsey succeeded m
building a gun able TO hurl proseoiiles
through steel and ooncreie ~1ils, such Ss
those al Liege, almost as easily As 4 The
works we're OF lsih and plaster. The
story Of carnage and distinction wrought
/ by 4 single shell from this masterpiece
burdens the imagination. Protou5d Sc
crecy has clothed The details Of the co.,
stucfloa Of the machine, which Mas m
vented some eight years ago. tested and
E for obvious reasons subsequently, pro-
uounoed a failure. II fires 10 sin. pro-
/ jectile. and when used a Iiege against
/ Fort Liuoola WsS mounted on base OF
conqeie having IO-n. radius a tun-
nsl lezding 10 . Sub,enznesn CHAMBER
was exczyzied some distance al the rear.
iron Which The gun vas fired oy electricity.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-10-29

Following extensive experiments begun
taSi soring. the head oi the iruii and veg
etzble uiIlizznoa laboratory Of the, u. ,.
Deoaumeni OF Agriculture has applied
for q puolic service pzient covering The
making OF = new torn Of table syrup IRON
apple Juice. This patent sill make the
discovery, which the specialists believe
vii be OF great value 10 all apple grow
ers Is means OF utilizing their o1ils and
excess apples, oomnon property OF sny
cider mill in The United States which
wishes 10 manufacture and sell apple O.
der syrup. The ne4 syrup. one gallon
OF which Is made from seven gziloas oi
ordinary CIDER. IS a clear r1by o. amber
oolored syrup Of about the consistency OF
cane syrgp and maple syrup. Properly
serilized znc PIT in sezled tins o. bottles.
Il VII keep uncer household conditions
as vel as other syraps- II has distinct
fruiiy aroma and special favor OF rs owu
which IS described as being practically
the sane as the taste Of syrupy substance
whlch erlces iron 4 baked apple.
Here IS q simple Wsy 10 destroy an
eneny-mske hin your tneno.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-10-29

The YOUTHS COMPANION,
~ Berkeley Street. Boston, Mss
New Suhsuiyaozs Received a lis
lflce-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-10-29

- an now well and happy. We
have z baby boy. which We believe Is
the direct consequence q ny in
proved health Re Is our 1-st AID
only child. and . Pe-uoa lad not
cured ne o. ny ailments re should
nsvs- have hsd him hope every
gu-s-t1g woman ~il give Per-a q
t-3al the same as have"
These who object to liquid rssdi-
elnes can now rreegrs Psru1a Tab
lsSs.