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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
THE VISITING FIReMsN.
Arrival Last Night of Davy Crockett Hook
and-Ladder Company Of
Poughkeepsie.

Davy Crockett Hook-and-Ladder COM
pany. No. 1, Of Poughkeepsie, N. u, ar-
rived here last night on an excursion.
They brought ninety-three men. In.
cluding members of the company and
guests. An excellent band. led by +. u.
Scofeld, musician OF much talent, ac-
companied them.
The visitors left Poughkecpsie Sunday
night and came to New York on a steamer
chartered for the occasion. From New
York 20 Richmond the trip wns made bv
rail. A stop of few hours WAS made IN
Washington and the company marched 10
the Capitol and other places of interest.
At Ashland committee from the Rich.
mOnd firemen met the visitors and escorted
them 20 the city. The committee consisted
Of Messrs. w. r. Puller (chbaD, ". r.
Joynes. William Kanary. Thomas h. Davis,
]. H. Redwood, George Richardson. VIII
liam Trexler, VI. 5. Blunt, William ".
Thompson, l.. W. Dorsctt, and Il. II. Figg.
The other members Of the Richmond
Fire Department met IN the Chanccry-
Court room about o'clock. and after ar
ranging some Of the preliminaries for the
entertainment OF the visitors marched 20
Elba station, having procured the services
of an amateur band To furnish music.
From Elba the POughkecpsie representa-
tives were escorted down Broad street 80
Fords Hotel. On the way they were
joined by a number of citizens. and when
the hotel was reached the crowd was COM
posed of nearly one thousand people. white
and colOred.
Mayor Ellyson was introduced by Chief
Fuller. and in few appropriate remar IS
welcomed the fircmen 30 Richmond. Rich
ard L.. Connell Esq. a newspaper repre-
sentative Of Poughkeepsie. responded for
the visitors in short but patriotic speech.
Chief Puller also made a few welcome re-
marks. The visitors were then shown 70
their rooms.
The Poughkecpsie company are yolun-
teor fremon. Their company was or
ganized in 1912 They are iine-looking
body OF men. To-day they 90 10 seven
Pines on an excursion and tonight bah
quet will be rendered them At Sanger Hall.
Tomorrow they will visit places ot interest
IN and about the city and In the evening
thev will return home. This is their frst
visit South, and they last night expressed
themselves rs delighted with the hospi.
tahty shown them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01

"The Goyerness," which was last night
presented at the Theatre by Miss Ellsler's
company, is play stamped strongly with
the characteristics of genius. II IS some
thing on the order of East Lynne "a
highly-colored, strongly-emotional society
drama.
Efie Ellsler portrays the ttle-role with
much feeling, She is tender and passionate
Uy tuIns, never eXaggeratlng the lines or
going beyond the limit of possibility, pre-
senting the character of the injured aud
suffering woman simply and naturally with
out any apparent attempt at stage effects.
She Is ably supported 10y Mr.. Frank Weston,
who * the cynical but humane man about
whom the plot turns, and Mr.. John {.
Ellsler ~ the old tramp. The effect Of the
drama was much heightened by the beauti-
fu and artistic stage setting
Tonight Miss Ellsler presents MerZe."
"A play which is said 10 be her most success
ful r0g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
CORTY.YEARS EXPERIENCE OF

A. AN OLD NUkSE-hkS NiNsLONS
sOoThING-sYRUP Is ihe prescription Of oaeos
ihe best female physicians and nurses Ia no
United states, and hss been used for forty years
with noyer-failing safety and success BY millioos
Of mothers and chilcron. from tho feeble infsns
OF one week old 10 the adult IL corrects sciiiy
Of the stomach, relieves windcolic, regulates me
bowels, and gives rest health. aud comfort %
mother and child. We bellsseH tho bee, and
suresi remedy In the worliin all cases Of Dysen-
.sry and Diarrhna IN children. uheiher ~ sing
from teethlng or from any oiner cause Pull
directions for uslng viii accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the yae-ssHsils Of CURTIS
& PERhINs is on he oatsido wrapper. Sold ~
all Medicine-pealerA . coats q bottle
10 2eoi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded in Richmond and HenricO
County.

The following deeds were recorded in the
CITY Chancery Court yesterday:
b. T. Archer and wife 10 W. w. Roun-
tree. 81 feet on south side Grace street be-
tween Harrison and Ryland, S2,9l5.
A. W. Jones to William II. Keck, stock,
fixtures, &c, in green-grOcery store No.
south First street, 500.
Scipio Lomax and wife to II. A. llcCur-
dv, all their interest in estate of Wallace
Holmes. deceased-3i feet on west side st.
John street between Federal and Charity
and 80, feet on north side Jackson street
between Clark and st. James-S200.
Thomas c. McDOnough and wife 10 Ian
ven &. Tucker, 264 feet on west side Sc
venteenth street between Brown and
Washington, improved. $500.
NJ. A. Petit 10 G. G.. Petit, all her in
terest IN personally at ST. Claire Hotel,
$50.
John s. Sykes and wife 10 c. H., J. A.,
and b. T. Cosby. 40 feet on Clay street
northeast corner Monroe. improved Sub
ject to decd Of trust for Sl,l2O), $4,000.
PROBATE AND QUALIFICATIONS.
Gustav T. Zacharias qualified as executor
of the estate of Gustav L. Zacharias, Jr.,
deceased. Bond $1,000, without security.
HENRIco COUNTY COURT.
George III. Williams 10 Joseph Heppert,
6s1< feet on south side Moore street be-
tween Dinneen street and Spotswood ave-
nue. % OO0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
Reopening Of the Mechanics Institute
school.

After vacation of five months the Me-
chauics' Institute School opened last night
at 1880 o'clock.
The attendance was very large, 2l3
scholars having enrolled themselves for
membership. far greater number shan
ever before at 50 early period OF the ses-
sion.
The school has added another room to
meet the requirements OF its increased
membership and has also purchased COM
plete apparatus to illustrate the course OF
physics.
The first half session began last night
and the second halt session Will open Mon
day night. February 3. 1890.
The entrance fee for membership IN the
night school Of technology Is so small az 10
be- practically free.
The following w,ll-known gentlemen are
the instructors: G. 7. f. Burgwyn (princi-
paD. Charles fl. Read. Jr., w. /. BrodnaX.
J. W. Link, George Paul, William l.. Shep-
pard. d. W. De Sylvia, George $. Crenshaw,
5. f. Beach. George f. Merrill Reuben
Shirrchs. II i. BOudar, c. II. Urner. DR..
Charles Ii. Chalkley. and W W. Barrow.
Committee on Night School WI White
hurst chairman, Henry G. Jones, and W.
l.. SlmOns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
TO the Patrons Of the "Eichmond Cream,
Butter and Milk Company" and tle Pub

ilc.
% year ago we embarked in the delivery
of milk an glass jars, believing then. ne We
know now, that the = ,ss-lar system ls tho
very best way To deliver milk. not only
from the standpoint OF cleanliness. but he-
cause 10 insures each consumer the exact
measure and his proportion 81 cream. ~
that time We were ignorant of the cost on
delivery and made q promise o. our patrons
20 fix prices for twelve months; but sad
experience has taught us that milk cannot
be delivered at our pr sent prices and Nicli
living return % the dealer. We have had
to work for twelve months without making
one dollar in order 90 keep our contract
with You. That contract. we are proud TO
say. has been kept though at great 'af ~
fee.
We now fix the price M seven 90 cen.a
per quart, and three and one half cents per
pint. II tickets are bought m packages oi
twenty. We shall. after October lst. aeA
vance the salaries OF our drivers, thus
hoping and believing wc will be- able - -'.-
cure the service. of men VINO Will give
prompt service 10 our patrons.
The majority of milk consumers inkr ora
pint each day. The additional cost of ono
cent per quart to the punt coueun"r -
fifteen cents per month, or one dollar AMI
eighty cents per aanum. Whiln the lO~- ut
one cent per quart to the dealer uh iNe
hundred gallons per dag is -. 300 a. year or
20 per day. Thus YOU sre what lo-a ono
cent per quart entails on our business.
The ladies' viii please -oo that thor ''T-
wants are prompt lu returning oar Jars. ~
each driver is charged with thr jays thot
remain out on his route. n take 400
pint iars and 400 quart Iarsto deliycr two
hundred gallons of milk per day. and You
will SEQ 10 q glance the impOrianc" oi each
housekeeper having She Ials delivered 90
| the driver each time
Weinyitc each patron to make us visit
| and let Us show you what We are doing
| We employ fifteen propleand eight horses.
| Thanking you for past laSors. Nc beg \
| continuance # your patronage. promising
| 10 do our best g. please and seryc Sou.
Very rcspectinlly
| RICHMOND CREAM. BuIrtRASD NlnE Co..
No. west Broad street, city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

TIMBERLAKE & FRAYSER. 40 p NJ. true
tees continued sale OF books. sts.ionary,
fancy articles &C.
w BowR tSD z. NJ. commissioners sale q
lot OF ground on Main street near karsie
J. b. ELAN, . y. NJ. dwelling No. as west Canal
street
J. II. VALENTINE. 10Y A. ~. furniture. et-
gars. notoos, &c
FOX \ stpEk. 1880 =. n. oranges ismonA
apples. &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
Rlchmopd Mari and Fertilizer Company.

judge Wellf0rd, Of the CIV Clrcult
Court. in vacation, yesterday granted a
charter 10 the Richmond Mari and Ferti-
lizer Company. the purposes OF which are
10 mine. die. excavate. and raise marl-rock
or earth, and to grind, manufacture, ma
nipulate prepare and sell the same; and
TO manufacture. buy, and sell any other
fertilizers, &c.
The capital stock is to be not less than
S2OO.0 600 nor more than SjO0O00, divided
into shares of 800 each. Real estate may
be held not exceeding $780, 900 in value,
The officers for the first year are: Presi-
dent. Charles Ii. Simpson Nlce-President,
r. PuryeE Secretary and Treasurer,
James Il. Branch. Directors: The above
and Messrs. Herman J. Myers, Allan Tai
bott, George b. McAdams, and Thomas
Adkins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01

At five minutes 10 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon the city ambulance was calledtO
the Richmond Locomotiyc-Workst 10 at
tend one of the white operatives who was
taken suddenly IN. When the ambulance
arrived the sufferer had recovered, and he
was taken home in buggy
At half-past the ambulance was sum
moned 10 the First police-station. whore
Mary Jackson colorcl woman arrested
for larceny. complained of being sick. The
physician did not think there was any
thing the matter with herand left, but the
ambulance was resumm0ucd. Ind then Or.
Henderson took the patient to the hospi-
tai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
nuoman,s Temnernnce Union.

The State Convention of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union meets in an
nual session in Harrisonburg to-day. The
DELEGATES from this city lett Yesterday.
Amongst them are Mrs. William II. Plea
SAINTS. Mrs Dr. Corey, Mrs. j. W. Anderson,
Mrs. Thomas Whitehead and daughter,
Mrs. Allen, and others. Mrs. Jones (presi-
dent, of Norfolk, was also with the party.
There has been an increase in the order
during the past year, and an interesting
meeting is anticipated by the members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
Au,i.,,,honeite., Copferencc.

A conference Of the anti-Mahone leaders
of the State will be held IN this city to-
dsy
Ex-Governor Cameron arrived last eve
nng and others are expected here this
morning
Hon. John S. Wise Is expected TO attend.
The sessions Of the conference will be az
the Exchange Hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01

DIR. Dawson. the gymnasium instructor,
will organlz, his classes tonight. and r..
quests all members. especially those who
have recently joined. to be- present at 3
O'clock
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock the
boys classes Will be formed.
Next week the class in vocal music will
commence. This class is free u members
of the association. aud any one desiring to
join is requested to give his name to the
general secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

in until . p. NJ, when all repaired 10 the
hurricane-deck, where salads. wines, fruits.
&C., were served to the visitors. the keen
autumn air adding zest TO the viands.
After refreshments the companyrepaired
to the spar-deck. where dancing was re-
sumed until after 10 y. NJ. when tho party
left for the city, expressing themselves as
having spent delightful evening.
The following ladies and gentlemen COM
posed the party: Mrs. GeorgeD. Peasants,
chaperon: Miss Bertha Peasants, Miss
Julia Morton. Miss Ellen Martin. Miss Alice
Burwell, Miss Mary Yancey, Miss Mercer
Cooke, Mr.. John Goodwin. Mr.. George
Pegram. Mr.. Richard Wilson, Mr.. J. Ran
dali Marshall. Mr.. Robert Pegram, and Mr..
John Cullen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
The Wyanoke Anoat.

which left Richmond Friday, got aground
lust below the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way wharyes. Saturday the freight was
taken off and the ship was still unable TO
move. An unsuccessful effort was made
to pull her ont Of the mud yesterday morn
ing. but the Old Dominion succeeded in
getting her into the channel about IL
nfclocE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
Deeds and Marriages.

During the month Of September there
were three hundred and sixteen deeds re-
corded in the Clerks Office of the Hastings
Court. 3,
The Clerk of the Hastings Court issued
fftv-four marriage licenses during the
month and the number was divided evenly
hatyeen the two races.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
Another Church for Manchester.

The meeting of the Christian Sunday
School Association Sunday afternoon at
the Seyenth-Street Christian church was
very largely attended. Rove Jobez Hall
made an address in behalf Of The Ianches-
ter mission and the result was enough
money was pledged TO insure the erection
of church upon the lot the association
owns in that city. The building will be
begun this fall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
A Call on the Monitor Omeers.

On Saturday evening about o'clock
party OF young ladies and gentlemen left the
boat-honse in Mr.. Millhiser's steam-launch
10 make a call on Mrs. and Miss Edith Lisle
McCurley, of the monitor feet. Arriving
on board the wyandotte, they were warmly
greeted by the ladies Of tie feet. and after
the usual courtesies dancing was indulged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
MhifIow Not WiIson.

The person o. whom the ambulance was
called on Church Hill saturday afternoon
and who was II! from taking laudanum was
Kincle Whitlow and not MIR. Wilson. as re-
ported Saturday. Whitlow boards at Mr..
in the nales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01

It really a matter Of wonder that some fani-
lies still persist in exposing themselves 70 tho
wel-known danger Of usiog Inferior and dan
serous burning olls when "a article liko Praus
Astral on can ~ obtained al a moderate price
aud safety guaranteed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01

The venerable Rev Joshua Peterkin. ID,
D., rector Of st. James Episcopal church,
who has been in feeble health for several
years, has been very III since last Thurs
day. but last night his condition was re-
garded AZ considerably improved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
CoIoneI of the Firsi.

A meeting Of the officers OF the Firstregi
ment was held 10 the Armory last night 10
consult as 10 recommending a successor TO
Colonel VI. L. Spotswood, resigned. After
some discussion OF the subject the meeting
adinnrued for thirty dnVs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
The Acafleny.

"Held By the Enemy" was presented at
the Academy last night by strong COM
pany and 70 an audience OF goodly num-
DeTs.
II was frst-rate performance.
The piece will be repeated tonight.
! Matinee tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01

The Common Council will meet this eve
ming at 81 o'clock and the Board of Alder
men at IL o'clock TO pass an ordinance
fixing the voting g-precincts Of the city.
The law rcquiie es that the places shall be
fixed thirty days before the election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
One Fined and Both Placed Under Bonds.

The most interesting case in the Police
Court Yesterday morning was that or Mr.
William Suellngs, the weil-knOwn caterer
and proprietor of the Commercial House.
charged with assaultlng, cursing. and
abusing Frederick Farrell. superintendent
of the Union Passeuger-haiiway Company,
on the street. Mr.. ID. {. Richardson repre-
scented the complainant and the defendant
had no counsel.
The trouble occurred Sunday afternoon
In front of the Ilank-street entrance to the
Commercial House. when Farrell alghted
from an electric car and begun 10 upbraid
Snclings for having spoken Of him and
his management of the Electric Line IN an
uncomplmcntary manner. Mr. Snellings
asked Mr.. Farrell away, several witne' 'ses
SAID. but he did not leave. and then
Snellings gave him pretty round
tonguc-bastIng, walked on into the street,
and after standing there awhile walked
back into his restaurant. Il told him.
said llr. Sncllungs while on the stand,
that the people of EIchmond owed him
debt: that they ought to take hun to
Rockets and throw him overheard and
make him swim back to England"
Mr. Snellings was fined $40 and costs.
aud both parties were required To give
bond in the sum of $500 for their good be-
hayior for twelve months
fllLdbtAN Ntoli ttplbi'tfs oA'lllLk 'll'
basket of clothes Of the value Of ~, tho
property of Susan johnson. Sent TO jail
for ninety days.
Lucy Brooks and Coriua Thomas (both
colorcd). keeping and maintaining house
of Ill fame. Fined $40 aud costs each.
Corina Thomas and Henry Scott color
ed, misdemeanor. Fined $40 and costs
each.
Ellis Robinson (colored). assaulting and
beating Elizabeth Stacko on the street.
Fined 80 and costs.
Philip Braxton (colored) assaulting and
beating Emeline BraNton, his wife. Fined
$40 and costs.
Henry Rhodes. assaulting and striking
Emmett Miller with brick. Fined - and
costs.
John Hamilton alas Haynes and John
St John. stealing a veloclpede Of the value
of 8. the property of John Scad. Whipped
in court by their parents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
See Henry cohen,s ad. as 70 Hate.
Children Cry for PitchcSs Castoria.

Do not forget to adj 10 your Drinking water.
Lomonade, OF Soda. ten drops Of ANG0sTraA
sI1rsRs. II imparis a delicious nsvor snd pre-
vents Malaria and all Summer Diseases. 20
sure % get tue genuine AsGosrUSA, manutae-
tured Only BY Dr. }. g. Is. s.EGEsr 6 soss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
For Nervous DEBILITY

USE HoRsFoRDs ACID PHOSPHATE.
DIR. A. NJ. Bilby, Mitchell, Oak, says: Il
have used it in a number of cases OF ner-
vous debility with very good results"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01

"LsEp GALLkRY. Main AMI Tenth streets
Best Pictures. card Photographs. &c. Tor six;
Cabinet Picturea. Si.50 f9r twelve Lovely Pic
lures. all sizes. Large collection Of Photographs
of Confederate Onicers. Noted scenes. rsii-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01

Impurities of the blood often cause great
ANNOYANCE st this season. Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla purifies the blood and cures all such
affections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
FLYNN'S RAILWAYS.
JUDGE FlTzHUGH ASKED TO APPOINT
RECEIVERS FOR THEM BOTH.
Irinuction Against the Iinsncicr's Wi
dow Interesting Disclosure aS 10
tho HorSc-Car Linc Purchase.

tn
40"
the Hor~e-Car Line '"roh"se'
Tho efrrof railway question Is assuming
,.,,..,.l.,...i, ,,..,-o.fsn.. pLa.e.
,.l ........, of ,l,o loo. eo,v
"o Ni'.'"." ''''
months and lis cause, nave "'''" """'' ,''S-
cussinn for several days and now other
.....-...f ..-..a. iu,,,lrt. claim, attention.
i'.''' 90 5.,..t,.
INC af'i''''" l'A' P'''''. '''io
fe.lIrr among tEc part Interested, ana
l..n,rl,aps urrsinItated litigation that
..,,c vc~v spicv and perbops
S,n.a'i'ro. |'Nfi't 'tin'D.a'
4ne irif,nfor, steps 10 what VIII doubt
.c.. boa formidable i'Tni warfare were
tstcr m fh" tlancgry Court yesterday
arl tho bills alcJ make certain exposures
flaf VIII open in" ewes ot our people ana
cru tacm to mediate upon the m'thod~
oi some D. the huancici7 WIFE Whoin VIC
hove bad to toai.
Hon. John -. WISE. Mr. hp"crt lhFhf'
Ilmtrnat =. -. Green. and Captain
Mises sttnoIAIhcr arr yot lu the cry
sunday ON the morning tram from New
York. being brought here ON business con-
nectrd with the Union Passenger telec-
tucl aud City railway lines. IN both oi
which tho late Maurice g. Flynn was the
leading splfli anu large ""no''
WHAT THEY oANAfo".
Lieutenant Green cainc a' 'he represent
ta'rc off the Sprague Company - maze an
examination ns ar expert oi ihe electric
railway ond 10 ascertain hi" ''P'I = "PD"
tic conlll'u OF th' thl' Ipii'' az" WI
tacr ihc IMPRESSION tr'uitb mere lhat 'uc
equipment ol thr ro'd WIS l'"pcIi''' vas
correctly based. ...-..
H'-rS Ni'' 'h1 "' ','.,'..l,t Mn NON
ul''i'N. N', ,'ii 'l'.,,.,..,,,tg v.i'icb tbev
on .u.l "' - ~. ti,r r"nsi5rrofion Of
irl'. f. H. razhuah. Of the Chancery
C.urt This they did shortly after II
O'clock yesterday morning ~ the Judges
r..id.rlc. Corlcroi LcIgh and ttth streets.
There rcrc also present McSsrs. a. l.. Boul-
ware. Wyuiham "a. Meredith, and Andrew
P,gzui Jr Nh B0ulWarc represented
Nj &. ~ Bolton. who holds a
first lion Of 500 0l0 on the City railway,
and The M0nitaur Iron and steel Company
of pcuusvIrania. 90 which the City railway
j. indebted in ihe sum of about elO, 900
Nj Meredith, who has been counsel Tor
the two railways represents Mrs. Flynn III
this proceeding. end Will continue 10 rep,
resent the companies ~ damage SUITS ana
other matteTso Of IKE rhhIdcLeI- 'hp'u
piLZnI wls present 10y invitation rs lhe
representative and acting manager oi the
properties effected 10y this proceeding.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01

when Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria.
When She was y Child, she cried FOR 'astorih
When sho became Hiss, she chung 20 Castora.
When che hal Children, She gayo tion Css'or.A