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Marlboro.

We are to have II new school house. Sew
eral drawings of the supposed plan may
be seen upon the blackboard in the old
school-house by any one who attends
the iyCeum held there on Saturday even
ing of each week think when house
like the one represented there is erected.
with the bell, which the Lark nest sewing
circle intend buying, in position, the adj
miration a. well a the envy of our neigh
bors across the water will be excited
The young men and maidens Of
Marlboro have been very quiet and per
fectly contcntcd with their lot, until the
members Of the lyceum at Hancock Point
decided that married life is better than sin
gle; now they are all anxious To enter the
better life
quiet ceremony was performed by Mr..
John Douglass. the new justice, on We'd
nesday evening last, when Mr. Charles
Floyd and Miss Belle Hodgkns took the
sacred vows of marriage and became as
zone soul" That their lives may be long
and each succeeding year brighter than the
last. is the wish of their many friends.
On Saturday evening the question Re
solved that Christopher Columbus deserves
more credit for discovering America than
George Washington for defending IT," was
ably and earnestly discussed by both sides,
and decided in favor of Christopher
Capt. Remick said Washington did no
more than any other general. We are sor-
~ to learn that poor old George is losing
favor at this late day.
Feb 25 Don
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Foreign News.

A Paris paper prints rumor from ST.
salvador, Africa, that Henry NJ Stanley
has been killed by natives; the report Is
di>credited in London.
The King Of the Netherlands /, worse.
Mr.. O'Brirn was arraigncd at Tralee
under his last summons, for offences
under the Grimes Act.
King Otto of Bavaria is hopclessly
insane.
NM Frcycinet and Incline have
undertaken TO form a Cabinet for the
French President Carnot.
1t j. said in Berlin that Germany will
demand the punishment of John G. Klein,
BY the United States.
Franz MendeIssohn the Berlin banker,
il dead
Mr. Gladstone has returned to London
from hi, trip to Italy
M Tirard has succeeded in forming a
French Ministry
The British Parliament reas-embled
Thursday the Queens speech was read and
debate on the address in reply began.
The Atchinof Colony is said to have
been broken up and captured by a French
war-yessel.
The new French Cabinet is received
with di>favor by the Paris press.
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ha,,.i',,.' ~ IL - '''''N' ohr "i me
"r L NJ ~ We m">' versatile read
bey ,,'r.r,t,,. VS., nn. , S',n.u waterway -
H. ','., reputation. hoth
4 higher character she was perfectly at home.
sHd At each appearance cncorc> were cuthu>i-
a>tieaiiv demanded. 49, BrSf1H NBH,luy Times.
NJ ,,, ,,
J. '"''''> L. M''s writes u from W o.
burn, Mas. ~ follows. Seeing an item in
vour psper cl,i,nju, that Job,, " pI.i.d.ii l.,
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Capt W. Remick, J. Williams, and W
| Murch, with their wives. Of Ellsworth
Bsyside. took sleigh-rde on Wednesday
evening Of this week, to the residence OF
Mr.. L. l.. Leland and tarried until near
the wee hours of morning. in the mean.
time partaking of a bountiful repast OF
| clam chowder. cake, doughnuts and pas.
tries. Mr.. and Mrs. Leland are kindly
obliged to the party for their pleasant Wis.
1t and are In hopes to be remembered again
by the same party at some future time.
Mr.. James NJ. Spear contemplates max
Ing some needed alterations on the inte-
rior and exterior Of his dwelling in the
near future, and has the lumber already
on the spot for the same.
Mrs. Carrie f. Smith has gone to your
city on visit to her daughter. Mrs. Ed
gar Jordan.
Mrs. John Haynes. whom | mentioned
IN my last weeks communication as con.
valescing, has in the last few days been
growing gradually worse, with no hopes
of speedy recovery.
Mark II. Haynes and family. who
moved tn Bar Harbor last fall to spend
the winter, have returned home to the
qualification of their many friends who
are glad to see them back again
Alonzo IL. Grindle and wife of Bar Har-
Dor, formerly of this place, have been in
town this week on a visit to their father
and mother.
Our annual town meeting will occur
week from next Monday and As every
thing seems to be very quiet at present
writing there is no doubt but the same
board will be re elected again, and think
"" cannot do better, as they are known
to be men Of good sense and square deal
ing.
Feb % Roy
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Resolutions Of Respect

Passes tn Neat Dow Lodge q GOOD Tenn
t.,r. Ellsworth 90 the death Of Mr. Aus =
tgri.,
ut.r. f., .,.rsr,iap..e with an mmuisbe
.r..r..l b., ilt, Crest Law giser who i too
,yf., "a orr. our Eirioyed sister. Mrs Ada r
tlirti. bs, h,eu called from earth 10 heaven
auq
Mrs The same loving Being who or
3aip.4 ~. alSs, urilsinrd death. therefore.
Tsx-jrod That Ne recognize in death not
,l. ..,,r.,t arch enerny.' not mistake. mol
Ill. II I'M, of terror>" but our Heavenly ain
.r', best ein 20 man. means 10 great sid'
m. eternal and highest welfare OF hiahSihd.
p..,JrsF That though We mourn the great
.o.s a.. have >u-isined in the death OF one Oh
,I. ri Ind ,tlo-f hi. i1iv respected members OF
,t; l,. ~. do nevertheless recognize t1e
49,, 'b.t a.. worth 10 IS lich she Ia gone az
frr. Infinitely batter opportunities Tor oSelu,-
r,-,, ana d~1 eoumcnt Than any WHICH e'' ="
ha- to afford. 49,, tho records
az tbi. Ia.lue our high appreciation oi oui u
ter, worth n woman. meih'Ft oi ~. -
gsanizafion. aud a. a worker fof the oauso %
Temperance. o,,r es
80, IN, ,J,.rfsr and re-aIias of this Lodge
he draped lib mourning for the >paee -
days. oololenee
RssaIred. That we extend our conuoi .,a.
and aarne~t sVmpa hies ia our 9o"o Z. -
the berearsd husband also TO our IN sisfsr
Vice TempIar elect. the only sur ~ ott,sr
OF tie ,irrrt> a h, The ayel mother nnd o'i'r rs.
RELATE :. rhr .Fenf afilierian whieh my -
eallrt upon e. a. through. - nnb-
E.4sS : tas $50 ,,ep.s-.s ard copy
,har,,, .r f.-s ~ ,,,-.i.;g relatives Of
our deceased sister.
] {. CHILCoTT. So
W. II. BUTLER d..
JENNIE s. MAsoN.J he
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Also MRS. Jarley's Wax Works" con
tanning ten much admired figures "Elvirs
Slimmens, 1.-The Blackberry Girl, ""Paga
nina" Mrs. Winslow," The Siamess
Twins, Talking Machine. Jennie Lind,
''Lampliehter." and Maud Muller" were
presented.
At the Narramattah Council soclable
held last week. the prize-a pretty
Smyrna rug-was given to Miss Lydis
Smith, who held the lucky number.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Arey Of v,ualhaven
are at the Ocean View
Mrs. Jordan Thurlow arrived home from
Slaughter, Washington Territory on Tues.
day. accompanied by her brotherin-law
Jere Thurlow.
The Red Mems hall is looking better and
better as the suns roll by; new curtains.
new settees. fresh coat of paint on the
wood work, neat bright bordering"
around the ceiling and lots of polish on the
stove and stovepipe. The council meets in
same room and the sisters fully appreciate
the marked Improvement, and are hoping
to be able Ia Lend a Hand" a soon a.
they can command sufficient wampum.
Feb. "a
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itgN MARI Wa h...r'i 10 play mere last
M'i4tAt nl-h'' 'l' Pr a''pnn' OF stormy
weather 30" n't' I'M = me th!rl tlfne IN
" ''''
'FF'i~ l'tNhrf : o.'N ha> had a severe time
VITA nj neat "Ht i somewhat better
e C.. Cl,ush has Z larrr run If bn.iue..
10 the taNl'lermi>t me. II" hA> MS winter
-. .f '.-hi'tA H''I IL '"> besides various
N'ni> 81 'irH> aud animals.
Nj. Ci,riu.ta .I,lli.nn az ynu- CITY j.
stopping with her daughter, MIS- ;. Il.
Ht.r-
Ma. Hannah IIa~I,n 1. yi.jtin., fri.pds
in By'tHn-i"n.
Nh. ,,tp ny,r 4. .i,,y,y RECOVERING,
,-.,. wv. iti,,r, r,.,-t,,.Ih. f,rIirg milk,
.I ,,tl.
Mt Joseph hastings HI visiting friends
VI = Jordan, our Representative i at
home 20 brief WISH
Feb. -
lhe ice crop az blGhl poha i oe'hg
harvested
Men are ~ WORN cutting anu hahhng
i"-> " "uilu itrI! ZIP uh''er uile't'oh oi
tht Laih"lht ana Mount Desert Lana ooih-
pdnE
Coolidge Bros. are hauling lumber to
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Nc>pa-ian Ellis. Esq our venerable cx-
postmaster is A. hale and hearty a. he ha,
h',n for the last trn wears, We meet him
pn the street most every day
1wo sons Of the late Addison Dodge,
E>I FROM Massachusetts, were in town
la~t ncck Oh business, with the heirs Of the
late q " Dodge, E,q.
VERY few deaths in town thi. winter
lhc doctors are Kept busy most ~ the
time, hut il would seem that they are
Very fortunate IN all az their cases.
\ staple !, buying large lot Of ,ta,e
wood
\. J Long min yard i full OF logs to
hc sawed into lumber.
The Y. l. S. C. +. Of the Congregational
church held psalm service Tuesday
evening. Feb 10, at the yestr., which was
very instructive and entertaining.
The ice houses will be filed this week
The wood piles at the lack doors are be
in2 thoroughly dIs~ecte., at the present
time
The Confederate Spy" was played here
TWO nights last week by the Mount Desert
~ IIiiHAiN N''--t LDhti pay anu some al
the parts were well taken.
birthday surprise party was given
Miss Lizzie Peters Saturday evening A
rcai surprise and good time are reported
The spring term Of the school in the
Academy will open Monday. March.
Mis- Lena Tucker. our pleasant and a.
commutaiing assistant postmaster, is con
turi tn the house with Slight illness.
The mercury ranged from 10 tp rs de-
Errr> pclnw zero sunday forenoon.
MAXI Monday i town meeting day. ev-
cry voter should " AZ the hall and raise
~ voice and baud in support Of the ar
tr!y~ in the warrant 70 establish some in
,.u>try ia the town, whereby til. laboring
citizen can be enabled u support himself
aud family without going from home.
W. have good facilities; all that we need
l. waking up and push in the right H.
reciion- Sc U il, ye men OF Bluehill. that
soHvthilg T. done.
Feb 20. SUBSTITUTE
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Advertised Letters.
A Scran Of Paner Saves Her Life.

1t was just an ordinary scrap Of wrapping
paper, but it saved her life. She was in the
last stages OF consumption, told by physicians
that she was incurabe and could live only a
short time; she weighed less than seventy
pounds ON piece OF wrapping paper
She read of Dr. Kings New Discovery, and
got sample bottle: it helped her, she bought
a large bottle. il helped her more bought anoth-
er aud grew better fast, continued its use and
is COW strong healthy. rosy. plump, weighing
l40 pounds. For fuller particulars send stamp
to W. ii. Cole. Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial
Bottles OF this wonderful Discovery Free at
s D. Virgins Drug store,
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The subscriber hereby gives public notice to ali
concerned that he has been duly appointed and
has taken upon himself the trust of Administrator
of the estate of Maria +. Dyer, late of
Castine, in the county
of Hancock, deceased, by giving bond as the law
directs he therefore requests all persons who are
indebted TO the said deceased's estate to make i'm
me'tiate payment, and those who have any
to l.. g. Phibrook whom | have appointed as
my agent in this state.
THEODORE p. HALL.
Nov. l4h, a. d., 1888. 3wss
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Franklin Road.
LAST Thursday the community was
shocked by a telegram that Capt ii. d. Joy
of Springyale had died Of pneumonia tn e
previous day. His remains were brought
to Hancock on the Thursday evening train,
and placed in the tomb at Riverside Gene
terry.
Mr.. Abram Fernald has had an attac k
of erysipeias
Mr. Ncy Killman left Saturday for a
short visit to his home in Prospect.
Miss Leila Walker is visiting friends in
your city.
The last euchre party was given by Miss
Tillie Martin. There was large number
present Mrs. Lulie Kingman and Mr.. Ney
Kllman were the best lady and gentleman
PLAYERS.
Feb. %. ZIG TAG.
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Mr. Benz. Colt of fremont, closed a
successful term Of ten weeks school at
West Deer Isle, Friday. In the evening
there was an entertainment at the hall
which consisted of dialogues, Rotations,
etc.
Mr. John c. Mann Of Brooks, is visiting
friends at Sunset and Green's Landing
Mr.. Lionel j. Heneries, who has been
sick for long time. is very low.
sociable was held at the hall at Sunset,
Tuesday evening. The proceeds go to-
wards painting the chapel
Feb. %. COLUMBUS.
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The Homeliest Man in Ellsworth

As well as the handsomest. and Others are in
yited to call on any druggist and get free a
trial bottle of Kemp's Basam for the Throat
and Lungs. n remedy that is selling entirely
upon it merits and is guaranteed to relieve and
cure all Chronic aud Acute Coughs, Asthma,
Bronchitis and Consumption. Large bottles
50 cents and 81. 1yr4
Will he found an excellent remedy for sick
headache. Carriers Little Liver Pills. Thous-
ands Of letters from people who have used
them prove this fact. Try them.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS,

Ara ycu disturbed At ni1ht and broken Of
Your r->t b. sick child suffering and crying
win pain Of cutting teeth II 20. send at
once and get "A bottle Of Mrs. WINsLow's
soothing SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
ING IL value j. incuiculabte. II viii rclieN q
the poor NIUE sufferer immediately. Depend
upon il. mothers. there j. no mistake about il .
II cures dv>rntcrS and diarrhu.a. regulates the
stomach and bowels cures wind collie ,oftcnS
the gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone aud energy 10 the whole system Mrs
MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Chill
pREN TFErHING i pleasant to the taste and
l. the prescription of one OF the oldest and b. Il
female nurses and ply ~cian> in the United
states, and is for sale bv all druggist, TIN ough-
out the world. Price 2J cent, a bottle
lNt0.
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State News

Fire Saturday morning, the 9th. in a
double tenement house IN Calais, owned by
George X. Gardner and occupied By Albert
Grcenaw and Martin Hanson, caused con
siderable damage. The loss is covered by
insurance.
The trouble between the ship car
penters and employees in the yard oi the
New England company and Of A. Sewall
IN Bath, which ha~ Kept the carpenters
ont for the past - day-, was settled
Thursday morning by the men going back
~ their places a. before.
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Green's Landing.

Green's Landing.
Our sidewalk is gradually gaining
ground" and now extends from Masonic
Hall to the Simpson building. The Sea-
side Club has fund Of S23.77, which they
propose to use for the same purpose the
coming week, commencing At Masonic hall
and building toward the post-ofiice. There
is good time coming, and we shall yet
see sidewalk all the way to the steamboat
wharf and also cover the hill to the
not poor house" but Union church.
The Ladies of the village held an enter
tainment at Music Hall, on Friday. even
ing, 18th inst, at which the Juvenile Tenn
pie repeated Mother Goose and Her TEN.
perance Family" with following cast OF
characters
Mother Goose, Bessie Tburlow.
Old Woman who lived in Shoe.
Edith Simpson.
Red Rdinghood, Jennie Cousins.
Old King Cole, Eugen Throw.
Jack the Giant Killer, Ray Eaton.
Jack aud Jill.
Tommy Gray and Mabel KnOwlton.
G0odv Two Shoes, Carrie Knight.
Bluebeard, Fred Simpson.
Ro Peep. Addie Russ
Old Mother Hubbard, Mabel Hamlin
Jack Horner, Lyman Cousins
Cinderella, Susie Babbidge
Boy Blue, James Thurlow
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Polar wave Saturday

Polar wave Saturday.
School In this district closed Friday.
Fen - after a successful term Of ten
weeks. taught by Miss NJ, II Hodgdou of
sorrento.
\ party of our young people met with
Mr. and Mrs. j. ). Power, in their new
house, on saturday evening the 23rd. Al
though II MAS almost a polar night, quite
humber were prrscut and the evening
passed very pleasantly with music and
games.
Last Wednesday evening the G. + and
|. a. PLAYED Under the Laurel>, at Seal
cove hall. The performance was good.
ami the attendance far. Their object i
10 obtain funds 10 purchase a dictionary
and other articles for the school building
We think y a worthy enterprise
Feb. % NEIL
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A Card.

Having noticed in some of the papers Of late
nv name AZ heading the remembrance against
the division of the town of Hancock. l wish
10 saw that il is mistake on the part of some
one. n was a petitioner for the division aud
do not wish 1t understood otherwise.
l. n. SMITH.
6 Hunenck Esh 10 10
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The cola wave from the polar regions,
which for the past few days has thrown It's
icy mantle around Us. has kept people busy
feeding fires and consulting thermometers.
Amateur theatrical companies have fol
lowed each other in such rapid succession
durn. the past fortnight that time and
space Will not admit of detailed report
OF each play presented. The entertain
rncnt gwen by the High School Library As
ISOLATION at Centennial Hall, Feb. 10, was
decided success. 4 glorious moonlight
evening with excellent >leighing combined
to favor the scheme, and crowded house
was the result, and all who attended
spoke in high terms of the natural and easy
manner in which the actors in the drama,
The Last Loaf carried out the play.
very enjoyable dance and supper fol
lowed and nearly $50 were realized for
the benefit OF the High School Library
fund Another excellent drama .'Brac
the Poor House Girl" was presented at
the same hall, Thursday, Feb. 81, by the
South Side company, for what object |
have not learned; very satisfactory to all
who were present A full house brought
in neat sum of money. Again on Friday
evening, Washington's birthday. The Old
Plantation MinstrelS," George Anderson's
troupe of home talent, kept large audi
ence in merry good humor with very good
acting. The funny hits struck where they
were aimed causing much amusement.
Dances on both evenings followed the
plays and must have made even the most
devoted dancers long for Sundays rest.
The Ladies' BENEVOLENT Society are con-
sdering proposals for the finishing of the
Union church basement into convenient
rooms suitable for social meetings and en-
tertanments, to be accomplished as soon
as possible; and in order to raise funds
for the work dinner will be prepared on
town meeting day, at an early hour, at the
house of the Rev. A. Redlon, at the mod
crate sum Of % cents, and it is to be hoI ed
large crowd of hungry voters will put in
! an appearance. SPRAY.
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According to the Report Of the City
ro'frnmfnt for the municipal year ending
Feb -. 1883, copy OF which we have at
hand, the total receipts and expenditures
under the various accounts are rs follows:
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Gov. Burltigh has nominated Rufus Hody-
Ain., Esq., Of North Lamoine, for appoint
ment a. Justice OF the Peace ana Quorum.
Mr.. Willard r. Foster. recently Of Am.
h'r,i. has bought yer, desirable residence ia
Bangor.
Mr.. Charlie, Woodward Of Bangor. spent
Sunday IN ihi> city,
-Mo>>r>. Andrew L. Mcfarland. A. Parody
and }, Z. nosle have been on 4 recent fishing
excursion to Gunk Pond. They bad good
time and caught some fine fish, we hear
We are glad to know that winfred. son of
Mayor Aiken, i able TO be out again after hi,
hong and serious Illness,
Nj. A. }. Bennett ha> sold his house on
Birch Avenue. 10 Mr.. Wellington Haslam. and
Mr.. Bennett has bought Mr. Ila,ams house
GA Mater street
Mrs. Jesse Dalton i confined to her house
by illness.
We are indebted to senator Hale for inter.
''tinc uhlic documents
Mr.. Gilbert Howell Of Bangor. has been
Visiting her father, Hon. J. u. Hopkins. in thi.
VIZ
- W boniEan. Ia Of BANGOR, was in
th'N city on Wednesday Of last week.
The chimney =, ~. r..f,.,,,,., =, "a
King. E>1. took fire an w.,lne,,,,x .t,srn,.,,
causing an alarm, ~ no ri,., ~ .,;,.a
came out ana Ill, rr,,,.i 81 ,,,.i. H., l;,,i.
damsge wa done.
we boar that 4 " KING 49,, t,.r.n,.
ed tn, John a Refine, h..,,.,,.,, ru.....t,.,,
and wlIl move in III 4 .hort time.
~
''""''o ''th tl''fd ~ week. a
successful term ~ school ri twelve week. At
th, Fullerton ,li.trt.f
Mr. feicr Ferry out b. foot very hadly a
few aas~ A.n IS hilr Al work al taoh-. r,pr
p,th.m
7. Hamor % BAR llartor. i. rtiiin. out
the fr.u. for .{<t,.6,..t,,,.. .l,,...,..r nah
uiuf. l,.;f, .,,,.,... ,l..-..t.
to,ror pu.k I.r..k L,i., S.t.t,,,,
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City and County.
~, senator Hale OF Maine, gave recel'-
Uslnrutar

; ,b,,iriy,u> are notified TO give in their
Il ,b. f.N5vn- articles, TO Wit:
b. a.I ~bsl the city Of Ellsworth *
Elm, taxation for term OF ten year, !
+. t-tnr, sui plant and the business Of said
s., , fa h. erected forthwith hv Burrrll
Hill t-en i co.. 10 said Eil>u ORTIZ
Ar,.rll Shall the city % Ellsworth ap
, -a.-I4tr uof Needing i've thousand dollar,
| rs max up he deficiency in subscriptions Il
.,iu.t sid nfm Of Rurrcl Houchton 4 Co
ta .a.at5 10 t.l>wcrtht
IT. IN favor Of laid articles vii vote
+t.- ami those opposed no" upon iheir
ballots,
De- last in the series Of Lend Hand
-n'iahle> viii De held at the Unitarian N',try,
Wednesday evening Feb =. and wiil consist
Of popular vocal ADD instrumental music
Prominent among the. attractions " III he the
kindergartners from H'acktue VIII with
sweet song. viii show lh,ir 'Nrci'nt io''ruo'
ton.
Granite operation. eft >ufNsn Employ
shout 900 men during ih, ,.a,rn u ~ quar-
me-, getting ont 9uo.@'o lA''n- stones and
10000 feet u cu, ,t.n, jap },'r
The icc building, at N.rt,e-i II ri.or are
being Il .,i y tlh icr "hi 4! j,>H'y'd from Hal
loek'. pend 10 th- tH..r-' distance Of onc-
bali mile " mot, |. Na> 'h. c"misn>'N in.
tpnli1n ro ,fe.A -un,e h...a', i .inE ihr built
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When Baby Wa sick, We gave her CastoriA,
When she WAS Child she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss she chung TO CastoriA,
When sbs had Children, aha gave them CAstoria