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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
Glin Real estate 60 fr,

IT, LET-A good basement ,uIt,1l. fr
storage, &. .J3 istayc., ci-ar store.
1n0 BROADWAY. Room u 10 lrt. uo-.
wv session Immediately. Wlu .rU rnll.
to- desk bookcase and 81 volume. Of y y.
INSURANCE CO..
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Rcnl Gsiate 10 Gxrhnnqc.

T. NCTIANGF.-I lfgant country -cat. f!i-
Il nl,h-d. near Al.Nauff IA Bav Nlnlncun-
bci'dI. for IA. o. private houses photo
/. %. HONT. Il Bfoad"ay.
XCHANGF-Ila property. fully rer.'d
"a also private houses, elceant location.
for country property. !. q. HDlT Il
broadway.
EXCUA NGE.-NoWpurt residence fof tity
- CO., nearby 1oLrfty large. mod %
house, stable, graprry. greenhouses itrrr
shade trees photograph. T. .. HoiI.
Il ErnndMAv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
5000
Citp ReGl estate gor Sale

- EfHI.LS> HOUSES Manhattan
i square" moth. (el>;--t.. between Sth
and 9th S2cs.) four house,. cabinet 0rirh.
20A93 soCt. stories basement and cellar .
classical. ',';sntal aud unique; l. station Oh
corner. NLen for irspecti IN. or address
MiCHhn-i DEENLS. owner and builder, sc
West s3d-st.
Must BE SOLD-Three.storv cabinet.
W finished rented near once: Sl7, 900.
SIENLNS, 9th-aVc., corner 93d-st.
STORY stone-frout French Easement
n good neiphborhoOd n,v rent1d Tor
81, 200 only -, 600 cash required. Inquire
g. w. LoDhR. Broadway, 9th AID ION SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
flats Go Get. Rnfurpisheo.

Il LATs 10 LET IL THE
GORDON,
eSth-st.. 9th.ave.; newly decorated; steam
heat AID ell modern imployencnts rent
from s3j e. $50 pc. month; looms and
oath. Inquire 81 the owner. on PREMISE.
- NGLE FLAT - room. aud bath al
- latest Improvements. OWNER. lfz
West lo2d-ht.
TW or THREE Ught uufrlnl-f a
rooms lAth ~ @fth It.. 81 o. Ctu ave..
from 80 b. So monthly l.. w. 81 West
IGtD-st.
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domestic Gituatl1us manteo
Nfalas

II SEFUL-MAN, &c.-By reliable ana
" competent active young man and wife
cHamD rmaid, waitress any light work
walt and tend &c. references. At the
HOME BUREAU, l3s Gth-aVe., near l0tn-
=. Address NEW-ENGLAND COUPLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

II SCI CL-MAN.-By young colored man
u city or country a. driver or do any
tniuc Call JOHNSON 2i3 West l-th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
Gorsrs an0 Carriages.

A -tLANDi.AU y SSSU11o,,rsr
1'LlGANI cHRRIAGEs Of the best class.
SUSIE SION VICToRIAs,
C. L SPRING NlCIOklAS,.
LIGHT VlCToRlAS.
q Carts, TWO Whcclers, Landaulct,.
Mail Phaetons. pag carts, LsndSas.
COUPE. 6.PAsSENGER ROCKAWAYS.
EXTENSION FRONT.
WAGONETTES,
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN GETAWAYS.
OUR PATENTS
ON BUCkBOARDS.
Oak Surreys. OAK Wagons. OAK TUNA
bouts, 2.passcnger Buckbouds. 3-passengcr
BUCK boards. 4passeaSer Buckboafds, OAK
Dos-a- Dos oak Derbles. Oar PhaetonS,
BOARDS.
single, Dusls, Iriplcts, all kinds Of springs
ALL NOVELTIES IN OAK AND PAINT
FOR ONE AND TWO HOkS IS;
Agents for Brocket & Tutt.e Co. light
ROAD WAGONS. LIGnT VEHICLES
Doctors Wagons. Surrey Wagons.
LADIES' Phaetons. N!s-a-Vis.
Light Stages. ~. top Cabr.ol'ts.
Spider PhactOns, Contractors Jobs,
Pony PhaotOns Saxon Phac:rns.
Road Wagons, Fancy NehIcIcs;ir
MINIATURE TRAPS, ALL KINDS
FOR CHILDREN. No.,
Making the largest and most diNerIiiitco a.
sortHent OF Carriages IN the Uaited Ss2toS'
OVER 23o DIFFERENT STYLtcS,. O.,
LOWEST PRICES FOR PEONPI ~ IL
Don't purchase carriage IN TOW"
or until you pay - aVinispOONs
LARGEST STOCK MD WARLRooNS
IN THE WORLD.
SECONDHAND V tFAMRfRIAGEs ABOVE
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

~ SEFUL-MAN.-By an honest. Indus
u trious young man. 10 can u axe him
self valuable: excellent references bonds
il necessary. Il. l.. WARD. i2O East s9th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
Connirn Hcal Csiaic 10 ict.

1 SHvEY PARK. y - Boarding
". ". MccHESNEY.
r NOEK4>IOWN Furnished @. u.f4r-
y a..l,d. h.r residence. tuttu! -n1iH
a.d fGu: ,.lUirs. }. DARN, Bon -.
Nor' ~.0Nn. y. !.
4 NtnA HANDSOME House % rent.
bathroom and laundry; an modern co1-
Nra..I.e-: Inc a"r. ornamental shade
tr.c- p.1tIs, CI.n iirl.1r"-. g., a.r avs
o.c4li q ay Owner. hour iron \. T. lue
station. p.Ndt" family. AG-i",, fo-io.i!tc
Bon $780, RAILWAY. NJ.
u Or NT.-Pa-.ipiany. y. 1.-Two.
story frame house nicely l"e4icai
..,m- moae'at.. Address a. l.. COBB.
EEEINWICH. Belle Haven. Rivers Gee
VI l.r-FurHl-Aed and unfIlnl,h-d
lnu- -- -ctsrai sA,r, rr-.G noes. j. W.
ATWATEE. $50 hroad"ay.
! IlDHI1ELD, CONN.-Alt.t4de Il el
IL f.t d. actual surrey. Malaria un-
known. Three hours and twcuty-'hrre min
r,es from Grlnd Central Station by thc
"ETEKSHIRT HILLS LIMITED"
1hroI-a coaches Nrw.YOrk u LltchAelf
Tie private residence. on NOrth--t., KNOWN
a. "Ihc Gcbe"; during tho pas; winti
las been put IN compete order u iliA
linen. and ready for .uuedist' occupatoni
hs-. o. hr,t tor. psrior, library. orninr-
room, wi e-roon, diIning-room, VIA but
kitchou. with two p0ntfirs. sculiery and
Laundry On second stOry. seven chant en-
also bathroom and vater-closct; or third
story, threr servants bedroom. ample water
supply, with sanitary plumbing; hot-aif
s'rnaca aad open fireplace, telephone con-
nectlon with souihcin New, England ctr
cult; stables flashed in hard wood -four
eoachIDan's room. WIN b. rented FOR ~
season Of 1890 to a private family only.
Adde'S ELRFRT =. POBEkTS. R'al
Estate Aren't. Litchnrld. Conn.
IT. RENT House. Montclair. Y. j
Near depot. ans location plenty -
-Aadc and irIlt. mscacani2cd street stone
sidewalk: ten roons and bathroom lot
100000: rent. rs peg month. {. w
ANDERSON. lsH Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

A I THE UYITEp STATES wagon
"A AND CARRIAGE CO.'S 3D. W.
C0RNER 49Ih-s t.. NEM..l Oltn 81 =
BAH Frs BUICUEH>', Ia NDltt
MILK. CARPENriiEs' AND EXrHESs
WAGONS on HAND AND MADE TO or,
DER. ESTIMATES u KAloht d. Al -
CARRIAGES. 1ltENtS~ And k.AN,.
IL THE UNITED STATES. EASY
PAWN ENTSo AHENIS MAAILD.
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'' ii0 WEST i7TH ST.

A 500 WILL Buy > largo m2rc-
"A. Weighing J. 300 pounds apiece sore
from consttnt u-~ on pavement b0th young !.
also a Wilkes stallion. year o,d, fa..ed
IN Lexington, Ky. sound &C1 fa,i ara VIII
b. sold or gwen out % responsible farmer
shares cheap driving htl-r-, warranted {;
also horses To- their keep for thf summer
Iockaway. landaglet and buggy a. cheap
p'ices; must be- sold % 7cttc an estate.
Apply n colOrcd noon at Central Hoai o.
ing stables. % East 3d->t, n~nr BoWctY.
I WANT perfect ladN's horse. sound and
L fearless but one that ! can put IN buggy
tory Trial az my own sable; IleleHcr
given. Reply, stating price, Nr. FOR
DYCE, 80 West S.d-st.
ID ATENT SPRINKLING TRUCKS
Il rat~nt and plain. at reduced prices.
W. WEsTERFIELD 4 son, ~ Pincc-st.
- MITH'S CARRpLIC pOWDTR.-rho
- only Gisinfectlnt al ped % stable use.
GEO. SMITH - Seabr.nP-,t.. BROOKLYN.
NOTNG ROAD UORSE. darS bay: per-.
fectly sound. can either tfot or pace =;
Ncrv ffst iigLt phart0n. harness. &c. Ad-
dress WILSON. lj5 West @3d--t
ccOO Tor SALE. exceptionally lno
rOoU. bav driving team; 49,. hand E;
wei bred half bfOthff, sound. fin1
Young and show yery .a,t gait bon broken
70 saddle At DuIland'- academy ltst WINTER.
Ask for Csldwell's team. tetNhur-t stable,
S3d-st.. between OH and lor arcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

A CHANCE ~tLUUN OfEttIB'
n Gentleman VIII SCI hl- very haLd,on'e,
cd, 1879 hands hiQh: pI'ce 200. 20
gentlemen need want finer horse he
IA q natural roadster OF 10 niles Per
Pleasant diver; needs no boots o. other
kings; will guarantee HIN PEI
fe.tlS sound kind and gentle resaonahie
trial allowed responsible purchaser he
s. perfectly safe ior any lady 10 hsrc.e. mar
preciated, as ke is in every way as de-
Also pet horse, used Exclusively b. the
ladies OF tho family; eNtehslon-top
eiiobar family Surrey (>eals four,
sidebar to- buggy ocie-' TOP phac-
ton, light road harness. laps blankets, &C.,
all in perfect order. lu fact hardly sO.lcd,
end all 70 De sacrificed. a. sickness IN my
family compcls removal TO uNder climate.
cable. i'd dining private residence,
10 MEST A1rU 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

~ OOK BY hrst-class Swedish cook
u understands French and American coca.
ing; reference. Gail Mrs. MALMBERG,
81 ith.aye., between Goth and 18th sts.,
Hight uD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

COOK. LAUNDRESS-HO
" ,&c.-By mother and daughter, 49, use.
ful, handy, tidy; good general housework-
crs waecs no 0. jet vita daughter for city
or country: excellent cook and loundress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
domestic Situations Wante6
Females.

n OOK BY a middle.aged woman In small
- family first class moderate wages;
best reference ; also do hotel and clubhouse
cooking; city or country. Address MAR
I.ARIT III 3d-ayc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

u omeeiic Giluations tOdnteb
Males

( 'ooh.-frcnchman a. chief cook; wife
" % Assistant cook city or country: un.
{. f'tihls pastry. CELESi lNO TRIBE,
/ g3l West q. .tn-st
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-28

our advertising columns contain the an
nouncement that Prof. d, NJ. Bristors cele-
brated troupe Of educated horses will appear In
Hancock Hall. next Monday and Tuesday
evenings aud at Il matinee 10 be given on Tues
day afternoon. Some Of our citizens have seen
these horses IN neigAb0ring elite. and are loud
10 their praise That they give truly re-
markabe entertainment goes without saying
and we would advise all 10 see them during
their visit to this city. and then try to draw
the line between brute Instinct aud human
reason: they will find # but very -badowy to
say the east Many new features have been
added since their last visit to this State and the
troupe has been enlarged so that now II mum.
bers thirty perfectly educated horses, mules
and ponies, A few years sgo it was deemed
impossible to learn mule To 10 anything. he
being kicker" by nature; but Prof. Bristol
has demonstrated that Il can be done. and
those who visit Hancock Hall during the Pro-
fessor's stay here will be surprised to see That
be has accomplished In this direction alone.
Much Of the comedy element of the entertain
ment l. contributed by the mule, Denver. He
u UDt u piFAif uitLih4 bhL Is a. 1uHON as a cir
Gus clown and never fails to keep everybody
10 the best Of humor. Don't forget to take the
children TO the matinee and treat them to q
pony ride without extrs cost The following
Is from the Boston Daily Globe
No lover OF horses can afford to miss the
Equescurriculum at the Globe Theatre this
week They will find a most wonderful exhi.
billion OF animal Intelligence. There is not .
dull moment from the time the horses come
upon the stage until the curtain falls. Their
intelligence and skill cannot be excelled
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-28
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Daniel Appleton, Jr.. then Of
w Orrngton, in the county of Penobscot and
State OF Maine, by his deed dated the twelfth day
of October. A. D., 1895 and recorded in Hancock
County Registry OF Deeds, Book 23l, Page 3d.
conveyed To the undersigned, Orlando Moor in
mortgage certain lots or parcels of land situated in
Bucksport, in said Hancock County and bounded
and described in said deed as follows, wiz: "The
northery part of lot numbered one hundred and
seventy five (l15) on short range of lots East of
Brewer Pond, bounded northerly by the northery
range line of said lot, southerly by Elisha Hincks
ana others land, easterly by the line between said
lot No. lis and lot No. 49, and westerly by Magyar
lot or west line of said lot No. IT'S, containing
seventy acres, more or less: being the same
premises conveyed to me by Augustus Chaplin by
his deed dated Jan. 9Th, A. D., 1882, and recorded
in Hancock County Registry of Deeds, Vol 2UI
page 302. Also, undivided half part of
certain real estate in said Bucksport described
follows, viz: Being the lot of land numbered
hundred and seventy six (l76) in a short range
east of Brew er Pond $50 caled.) containing one
hundred and forty acres, more or less. Also
certain land in one body the west side OF
Thurston's Pond, In said Bucksport adjoining the
gore of Bowden x King (formerly,) containing
fifty acres more less. The two parcels last above
described are thu same conveyed to me by Albion
Bowden, Of said OTington by his deed dated
August 18th, A. D.. 1881, but not yet recorded"
And whereas the condition Of said mortgage has
been broken, l therefore claim a foreclosure
thereof and publish this notice for the purpose
of effecting such foreclosure.
ORLANDO MOOR.
BY r. A. Floyd, his Atty.
Bangor. Me-, Aug. 18th, 1880. 3wA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-28
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Joseph II. Brown, Of Hancock, by
w his mortgage deed dated the first day Of
August, A: D. 1889, and recorded in the Hancock
me- the undersigned a certain parcel of real es-
tate situated in said Hancock, in the county of
Hancock and bounded as follows Commencing
at the James ii, Mcfarland road. so-called, on the
county road leading from Hancock to Ellsworth ;
thence eastery forty rods to land Of william Z.
Googings thence southeriy BY land Of said Goog,
Mcfarland road; thence northerly by said McFar-
land road sixty rods to place of beginning, con-
tanning twelve acres, more or less, together with
all the buildings located thereon; and whereas the
condition Of said mortgage has been broken. now i,
therefore, by reason Of the breach of the condition
thereof, claim foreclosure Of said mortgage.
SARAH j. BROWN.
Hancock, Aug. IL, 1890. 3w3S
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-28

EIlswor,n fort.
SAILED
Wednesday. Aug %
sch Wcs,erioo. Treworgy. Rondou,
Thursday, Aug q
Sch Nellie Grant Dodge. Rnndout
sch Arboreer, Clark. Boston
ARRIVED
Friday, Aug -
sch Eastern Queen, Blondit. RostJn
SAILED
sch John Foreman. Moseley. Rockand
sch >eafower, Milhken, Bar iIarhor
saturday, Aug 3
Sch Delaware. Hu;chins, Boston
sch Elizabeth. sinclair, Boston
sch l. u Reruick, R.mick, Boston
Sch Ella Eudora. Gray, Portland
sch Francis Conn, Fullerton. Boston
sch llusssr, Farrell. south Side
sch Mary Eliza. Liossun. Deer Island
ARRIVED
sch Fair Wind. Lampson. Boston
SAILED
MONDAY. Aug IS
sch J NJ Kennedy Woodward. Rondout
ARRIVED
TUESDAY. Aug ~
sch Susan Frances. sadsiler, Boston
Sch iennorR. Rnnsey. boston
sch oarc-sa. Young Boston
Sch Marcellus. RcInick, Holmes Hole
Domestic Ports.
Bo,ton-Ar Aug - sch- SETH wyman Conn
Duuidsboro. + Hall. Hutchin>. oriand
Ar Aug Il. sch- IL 4, Moseley, Hol,. PhiladrI
phia Black Warrior. Merchant and VI Warren,
Greeulaw, Deer Isle
Cld Aug II. sch \ l. Eutier. Foster. some.
Sound ami New York
Sid Aug ~. bark Julia
Batsor-Cld Aus =. -ch u u Haskell. rhiladel.
phla
Old Aug g. schs II J Co,trcl and Kit Carson,
Philadelphia
Dutch Island Harbor AR Aug 20. sch Emily A
Staples. sellers. Bangor for Greenport
Saleui-Ar Aux 70, sch II " Hodges Harper
West Gouldsboro foI New iOrk
New fork-Ar Aug y, .chs Aiiie Grover. Blue.
hill Jed FIRE. Langley. Ken. ebec
Ar Aug 81. s.hs VIM I Emerson, Cot. swans
Island. II " Pierce. Pierre. sullivan
SID Aug II. sch Angola for Belfast
Cid Aug 70. sch Nellie Woodbury.. Hodgkins.
Baracoa
rortlaud-Ar Aug D. schs Caro- Belle. Ferns ID.
Mt Desert. \ sawyer trccthy, Calais for New
York. A Crabtree. Boston for Deer isic
Ar Aug a. schs Haines, Dodge. Castine,
bite Foam. Fort Rockland
CID Aug %, schs Annie l. Green, Cousins, sacu.
Victor, stanley. Egypt for Boston, Napoleon. Per
ry. West Goudsburu
Philadelphia-Ar Aug y. sch Annle + Kicker
son, Matthewson, ST MArr
ProyiHcetown-Cld Aug y. sch J L II Crowley
CALAIS fer New Bedford
Vineyard Haven-Ar Aug p. sch W II Card,
sullivan for New York
Ar aug 70, schs Damon and Anna W Barker
Foreign Porte.
st John. y BAR Aug p, sch Emerson,
Dag, salem
Laguna-Ar Aug Is sch Grace COVER John.
son. from Trinidad
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-28
Obituary.


JOHN l.. NOOK.
on "wednesday morning last Hon John l..
Moor. al the ripe age OF nesrl, ~ wears closed
forever his mortal eyes 10 the scenes Of earth,
and passed on 10 the great Hereafter. BIT.
WON well done. lie was born IN surry, nov
Ellsworth Dec. !. ls03. BY trade he wa-a
house-carp' inter-, vocation 10 which be de-
voted many years Of his life. lie also engaged
10 some extent in the numbering business
man OF rare intelligence and excellent
business ability. he held many oaivss Of ,rue,,
to which he called by his fellow citizens
IN III curse Of biz long life. Tor many year,
BE- was one OF the stlectmen OF the town 0,
Ellsworth and held many other important ma.
ncipA offices, both under town and city rule
He was member Of the Legislature In 1885,
and again IN l-;Ss, when an extra session was
called 10 deliberate on the cxigences which
grew out Of the disputed Aroo.took houndalS
line He As also member IN 1876 aud ls5.. !
In all the important positions " hich he held.
whether state or municipal and he was called
upon TO transact important business for both
be brought 10 them marked ability integrity
and fidelity, and efficiently and acceptAbly
discharged the important duiie. committed to
hi care.
MIR. Moor va. greatly Interested IN the local
history ofthe place and being ready writer
~. ,r.,..r., many i,,.-a.,,,, .,, i,.,.to
49,
hi-'or'cs' atlicles lot Tue AMERICAS ana other
papers. These were published over the sigma
ture OF ~ L. NJ" receiving much +ayor sra
49,,
MANI con" i'i4'"N 'i'i'i '"' ieA''eis Oh tue
AMEKlt An. The most OF these articles are to-
dav preserved In the State libraries Of Main.
t Nt...t,,,...,
AZ
lie Was Eoou ci'lkeh, good neighbor,
good friend. good husband and father. He
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ter which va. not presented to the Lodge I'm.
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Fourteen persons were killed and many
others were injured in an accident meas
Quincy, Mass on the Old Colony road.
An investigation of the accident on
the Old Colony Railroad at Quincy was
begun by Massachusetts, Railroad Com
missloners.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-28
RECOMMENDS s. $ $. AS A SPRING
T0NlC
THE ENGINEER

OF the Wakefield, Mass, Rattan Works. C. N.
Young, says: In all cases of biliousness &C.
conpanied with those terrible sick headaches,
l have fOsnd no other medicine that seems 10
take hold and do the good that your Sulphur
Bitters does. 1t is the best family medicine
made.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-28

ABherst.
Eighteen of our most enterprising young
men have organized a band, which they
have named the Amherst Cornet band. The
Instruments were purchased of the we'll
known firm. Thompson Odell of Boston.
They proved to be perfect 10 time and
tune, and of excellent make. The boys
are progressing rapidly under the instruc-
ton of their able teacher, Mr. Harlow Of
Bangor. AS all the band members possess
the ability to become good musicians, we
hope they will not get discouraged at the
hard work before them.
Mr. Edgar L. Anderson and family of
Duluth. Mimi, are visiting their relatives
and friends in Amherst and Aurora. After
an absence of thirteen years they can, to
some extent, realize the experience of Rip
Van Wrinkle, when he returned to his ma
tive village.
G. o. Anderson has suspended lumber
ing for a few weeks. He will return with
his crew TO Seal Cove as soon as it becomes
cooler weather. G. E. G. r.
Aug 20.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-28

when Baby was sick, We gave her CastoriA
When she was Child, she cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss, she chung to CastoriA
When sbs hsd Children. abs gave them Castoxia