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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-13
gKws OF TIE Day.

Edward Burgess the celebrated yacos ue'
sicner, died at Boston yesterday.
Father ParGow, it is said, will succeed
Father Campbell es provincial OF the Jesuits
In New York.
Mexico has q remarkable phenomenon In
three year.old girl who has a second lace
Oh one OF her thishs.
Fred Douglass denies the report that DC
has resigned es Minister te Hayti, but it IL
predicted that be will never go back there
Assistant Secretary SpsuldiDg has direct
ed that package containing lottery tickets
recently seized at the St. Louis rostotice IL
Subject to forfeiture.
The President aud the Postmaster Cen
erel have reached 6ual conclusion On tne
postal subsidy bill, and its proysions vi!
eoon be made public.
Governor Hill, OF New York, aud e1
President Cleveisnd we're withtn "A lew teel
Of each other at Newport or Saturday, bn'
as far as is known mother OF then knew the
other YVES near.
Acting on instructions from Washington
the United States Attorney ct Los ADgeies
Cal. hiss filed 8 libel sgsiost ths arms ana
ennunition on the Late at San Diego. The
writ is made retuFnabe August s.
Democratic primaries in Prince George
couoty, Nd, On Saturday. elected delegates
to ;he county CONVEX ton in favor OF q. U
Magruder for judge of the Seventh distric
end Flank Brown for Governor.
The damoc;a'ic county convention s.
Springfield, Ohlo, Saturday. resulted IN
disagreement between the Neal and Camp
4 nd nS daIaOptna WPri
selected to the State convention.
A North Carolina suh-a!lance has passet
g resolution declaring Governor Holt to b'
member of the "Paid Trust" snd de
handing his resignation as Governor. Gov
ernor Holt is interested In plaid msnufac
tu-es.
The livery and boarding stable OF Ssuus
| Lorehsry, at SO Harvey street, German
town, Pa, was burned with its content
Yesterday. Thirtytwo horses, many
them valuable animals belonging to nrlvat'
individuals, persisted. The loss is $4,000
Cardinal Gibbons has received from thu
| Pope q letter assuring him that the fears o
the American Catholics regarding the Ca
hensly memorial are groundless, and tina
the Pope has no idea OF aocedlng to an,
proposition that will disturb the harmony o
| the American church.
| a landslide occurred recently on the bank
Of the Skens river, at the North 2ncif
Cannery, near Nanimo, B. G, resulting Ii
/ the death OF one white woman and forty In
dlaps. Early in the morning of July thos
reeldiog near the carnery were aroused b.
en- avalanche on Stoop mountain, back o
the csnnery. Nine houses, With their occu
pants, we're swept away. Thirteen bodie
| have been recovered.
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Nearly Whipped t. Death

a man Of dissoiute habits went to the house Of
respectable citizen in Anccna, Texas, on satur-
day, and made indecent proposals to his wife the
husband being absent. The woman resented the
insult, and, after he had departed, informed sew.
ersl persons OF the attempted outrage The msu
was pursued, Stripped to the akin and one hum
dred laahes ware administered TO him with 8
blscs snake whip. He will die from tho effect OF
thu cssii ,stion.
The white ti.izens of he town were SO incensed
because OF the sympathy accorded the co.ored
slsyer of DR.. J. S. Love on Monday last By his
colored brethren. that they have warned all ne
groes to leave iowa within ten days or suffer the
penalty for remaining. number of them have
left, and thu remainder will probably have de-
parted before the ten days expire,
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Ohio Democrats.

CLEVELAND. Onio, July 13'-The dele
gates to the democratic Sta Q convention are
arriving in the city, and the indications are
that tomorrow will witness one OF the
largest democratic gatherings ever assem-
oiled ia the Buckeye State. The conven-
don proper will not meet until 10 a. N.
Wednesday. Hon. Allen W. Thurman is to
be the temporary chairman. It is apparent
o all except the friends OF other candidates
that Gov. Jaa. E. Campbell will be nomi.
dated on the first ballot. Gov. CampbelPs
friends ave complaining OF cahsrd which
they say ia being circulated by the enemies
Of the Governor to the effect that ne con.
templates declining the domination af.eI
winning the fight.
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Rishnn-elect Brooks

LAWRENCE, Mass, July 13.-Bishop-elect Phil
lips Brooks was seen yesterday at North Apdover
Centre where he is spending the summer at the
old Phillips manor. When asked about hi5 con
firmstion. he said that there wss nothing to say
If there was would toll you, he aided, but thore
is absolutely nothing About the conservation he
could tell nothing as yet. 1t may take place in
Trinity church, but the whole matter lies in the
discretion OF Bishop Wilisms, Of Connecticut
thc presiding bishop. 81 will undoubtedly be con-
So ted" said hc "but so far nothing has been done
or thong hit of neith'r as to time, place or those
who will tske part. 1t will not, however, take
place for two or three months yet"
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WEST POINT TERMINAL CHANaEs.-l

WEST POINT TERMINAL CHANaEs.-A
special from New York announces that the
West Point Terminsl Company has decided
to move its general headquarters from
Washington to Atlanta. The change will
be made at once, end General Manager
Green, General Passenger Agent J. L. Tay-
.or, Traffic Manager Sol Haas and Treasur-
err J. ". Hill and the force under them will
be moved there. This. however, is not to
affett the division officers Of tie Central of
Georgia and the Richm md ard Danville
roads, whose respective headquarters u ill
remain In Ssvannah and R chmotd. Pfes-
dent John Fl. Ionen arrived in Atlanta yes
terday, end will begin negotia ,ns at once
for headquarters buildings. He says the
above statement is correct, sni that Mr..
Patrick Calhoun will be appointed this
week vice-pre5Ident of the system, with
headquarters at Atlanta, ard will be the
executive officer OF the system next 10 an.
thority TO the PRECEDENT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-13

JEFFERSON DAVIS was citizen of Missis
sippi, bat be was the President OF the Con
federate States of America, and therefore
his remains and the monument to bis mem
ory shcnld be at Richmond, the capital o.
the short-lived but glorious nation OF which
he was the only chief and the only yicsriouf
sufferer. MRS. Davis is right in consigning
to Richmond the care and preservation Of
the remains Of hsr honored husband, and
Richmond will be recreant to It's duty II II
shall ever be derellct in that respect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-13

BARDsLEY Is now In the penitentisry
He is sensible man, though most rascsis
are not and knows that abuse Of, or lies
upon, other people will not lessen his OWE
guilt or bs conducive to his pardon. What
be says, therefore. though its author be
convict. may not be altogether unreliable
apd Mr.. Wauamsker. whom he accuses o.
being as gully az himself, need not deluxe
himself with the baiiefthat though Bardsley IL
b.hind iron bars, while he, with thePrssldent
listens to what the wild waves are saying al
Cape May, the people will accept his eimple
denial OF his guilt SIS proof as strong as holy
writ, especially in face OF the fact OF the
great difference in his own two statements
Of the same affair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-13

A DESPATCH from Cape May says that on
Saturday last President Harrison and Post
master General Wsnsmaker discussed the
means By which the postal subsidy bill shall
be put into operation. IL strikes most peo-
pie that the filter subject of discussion would
have BEEN the serious and unrefuted
charges against Mr.. Wanamaker, which,
unless satisfactorily denied, must not only
diserace that officer and the administra-
ton with which hs Is connected, but the
whole country besides.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-13

INTELLIGENCE concerning Mr.. Blaine's
condition is MT surprising, to those who
have beer well-informed of that geutlemen's
STATE OF health. To all such it is only what
they have expected, for. from MIR. Blaine'f
first attack, they have known that he was
afflicted with an incurable disease, the
symptoms OF which are just such as those
reported by telegraph from Bar Harbor
Mr.. Blaine may be alive when the next ns'
tional republican convention shall be held,
but the stronger probability is that by thai
time be will not only be dead, but also be
FORGOTTEN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-13

Mg. HALL, president of the Missouri Al
lance, opeplg charges Dr.. Macnne, editor
OF the national organ of the national Alli-
saoe, With having sold out to tbs pfoiec
,iouitt,, nul says that in consequence OF
that targain the third purity move vas Ia
augursted In the South to divert democratic
votes. This Alliance he's soma very worthy
and intelligent members in tho South. il
sb ould be their business to see that the or
p.nizstion shall not DO run 10 the interest OF
The republican party whose chief objects are
the passage OF The Force bill and the main
.sasnce OF tho high tariff on every thing the
fsrmer he's to bny.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-13
Go with the Eureka Club July IA.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

~SNs~N v
General Master Workman Powderly, oil
the knights of labor, has declined the ap-
po!ntment as one Of the Worlds Fair COM
missioners from Pennsylvania.
Count Wm. Bismarck, second son OF
Prince Bismarck, has resigned bis poeition
OF president o, the regency Of Hanover. II
ia his intention to retire to Varzsin, his faith
er's estate.
British Co unbia customs officers have
captured near Victoria the American sloop
Flora, which had on board sixteen China
men intended to be struggled into the
United States.
Louis Booker, charged with embezzlement
Of funds belonging to the Hannewlnckel
estate. pleaded guilty In the Hastings Court
In Richmond to-day. The jury gave him
three years In the penitentlary.
A fire occurred to-day In the orangery ad-
joining the residence Of the Duke Of Anhsls
at Dessau. the capital of the Duchy OF An.
halt. The orsngery in which an exhibition
Of paintings was being temporarily held was
destroyed.
The naptba launch Ethel, while attempt.
ing to croas the bar at Long Beach Inlet, N.
Y yesterday afternoon. was capsiz,d in the
breakers and tbree Of the four occupants
we're drowned. The fourth one was rescued
after clinglng to the outer buoy at the inlet
fer three hours.
A dispatch from Reading. Pa, says
within the past few weeks dozen build
ings including dwellings, barns, mills, etc..
have been destroyed By fire In Hereford
township. this county, within radius of
three miles, entaiiDg an aggregate loss OF
over $1,000 The people are thoroughly
alarmed and officers have been employed to
run down the irebugs.
Sir Baldwin Walkers proclamation closing the
British lob.ter factories along the coast Of New
founiand is said to be practically an edict of
starvation to hundreds Of people, and unless the
people OF Halifax and other parts Of Canada or
gsrize relief fund CREST restitution, If not &C
tusl starvation, must ensue
In lonely rsvins, a few miles from Fair Play,
Col, two men were killed on Saturday and robbed.
Blood was found on the mountsin side and the
bulet.wounds in each body show that desperate
fight had been wsged.
Tho headless, srmless and legless boiy of man
has been found in the Pistte river, near Denver
Col. There was bullet hole through his heart,
and the whole case is shrcuded with mystery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-13
FOREIGN NEWS.

During storm Saturday eighteen farm
houses at New Lengbsch. Austria we're de-
stroyed by lightning.
The Cologne Gazette states that the Sui
tan of Turkey, prompted by the French and
Russian ministers at Copstantinople, has In
yited France TO assume the initiative in 8
movement against the English occupation
Of Egypt.
Mrs. O'Neil was convicted Of shooting he.
husband. Gen. O'Neil, in Wiesbsden, Ger
many, on Saturday and was sentenced TO four
months imprisonment. She charged the
General With keeping company with another
woman. The General claimed to be United
States army officer.
Diplomats In London are assured that the
| sympathy OF England, or at least OF her Ma
jesty's Government, is now entirely with the
triple alliance. and are convinced. treaty
or no treaty, that England would side with
tie alliance should the peace OF Europe be
broken.
a report has been circulated 10 Berlin that
the French minister OF foreign affairs had ap.
preached the Russian government On the
subject of coalition against + ,glapd, oisr-
ing to cooperate with Russia in The seizure
of Constantlnople and the formation OF 3
new Turkish state In Asia, embracing Egypt
upder Franco-Russian protection.
The German newspapers are filed with
comments on the significance of the Eogish
receptions to the Emperor, the Independent
press contepding that the friendly expires
sions of the English people are directed to-
ward the Emperor as q relative of the royal
family, but ere not to Re construed as por-
ular endorsement OF the policy OF Lord Sal
iabury In regard to the alliance.
A dispatch from Santiago. Chill Gays the
revolu Ion is stationary. Famine prevails
at Tarspacs and Antofegasta. There ie no
discipline among the rebei forces. Bsims-
ceds, at he cost of the state, has sent ell pc
liticsl prisoners on board the steamer Bolivia
bound for Iquique, where they will be az
liberty to act as they pleas. a plot has hes
discovered to destroy the governmentequso-
ron at Valpara!eo. All the conapirstors have
been seizsd. sxcsptiny one who hanged him
eelf. A reconnoitering force from Cpqpimbo
has temporarily occupied Hnssco cad V4!-
lenar, where food ia scarce. Complete order
prevails.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-13

Some NORTHERN newspapers express
great sympathy with and sorrow for the
white girl in Brooklyn who says she has
baen betrayed by son of Lanaston, the
Iegro ex-Congressmsn fiom this State emo
a preser applicant for the place Of Judge Of
the new o. S. court for the Virginia circuit
Down here such sympathy and SORROW ap-
pear only ridiculous, as any white woman
who can't tell the difference betTeen q
white rasn spd regro might just IS well
have Que or the other for her lover, ana as
white woman who would allow negro to
no her lover well deserves any fate that may
h. fall her
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-13

TEE FACT that Senator Quay has an
ncunced bis intention OF calling q meeting
of tics national executive committee OF the
republican party as soon 81 he returns Is
said By some to indicate his retirement from
the cha!!manehip of that committee. Blu!
those Sho talk this way are only mouthers
Mr.. @ 1ay sad President Harrison are now
In accord; their two hearts beat ss one. a.
poor Mr. Blaine is out of the way. MIR
Qlsy hssrecon.ig been the recipient OF SONS
of Nj. Rsrrlson's sweetest p!uma. end MIR
QUAY vail MOI osly retain the Craftsmanship
referred 10. but u!ll use It's every wire fo'
tns reorganization and reelection OF Little
B,p."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-13

THE price OF baer las not been advanced
by the increased p:ioe of the materials OF
which 1t is made, caused By the duty I'M
posed on those n,ate.isls By the Mckinley
bill. But let no beer drinker take the fiat
terlng JUNCTION TO hiH soul that the beer
maker is the lossr The latter always looks
cat for himself, as every other producer
does, and "gets even" by using raw material
nj SeleriorsteG quality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-13
10th, 18th, and f Streets, Il. W.
i71g

T,HIs Is NOT A "REBNANI" Day
u Not a collection OF odds and ends, &c. Such
goods are disposed of on Friday of each week, but
fresb new, AMI desirable things, necdful thing,
this is the class Of merchandise we are Offering at
s great price concession, No matter how low our
prices are those who trade with US know that we
carry SUPERIOR HIGH CLASS MERCHANDISE
ONLY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-13
!, T-Ev ANDRIA. VA
MONDAY EYENINa, july 13.
IL 1s nat probable that Frederick Doug

IT Is not probable that tfeoeTlcA Do'e
l,ss. the negro q. S. minister to Hayti, nov
ia Washington on furlough, will ever 90
hack to tho black republic. The people
thors don't want him, aud as his presenoe
there Ia rather drawback than conducive
n ths attainment OF q ooaliug station there
the only favor thla country has to ask OIL
Bs7ti-why he should be sent back, or why
he 5hou!d ever have been sent there nc
body,excspt Mr.. Harrison can tell, because
the Constitution provides that favors Snail
net be granted by the government on ao'
count Of color, and every body knows that
II Douglass we're not negro ne would meyer
have heon appointed to ministerial or to
any other kind of government position.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-13

AS THE manufacturers of some sorts Of
WOODEN goods must mix imported, with ma.
tive woods in order to do profitable bust
ness, the object Of the duty imposed by the
Mckinley bill en- wool-the prohibition OF
,ts mportasioD-oanuot be accomplished
by tina. Dill. Therefore, some OF the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-13
A Rurplar Killed.

WEST UpEEIoR, Wis, July 13.-Yesterday s
policeman caught two men In the act Of forcing
an entIsuco into residence in this city. The
burglars attacked tho policeman with clubs when
the officer drew revolver after being struck to
tho ground, and fred one shot the ball entering
tho eye OF one of the mon killing him instantly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-13
The State Debt.
The Richmond correspor dant ofthe Peters

at has row been one month siuce the Virginia
debt commission and the Olcott comm tee held a
secret conference here. Nothing hes bsen heard
at the Capitol from the New Workers. since they
went away, but it is supposed they are IL CORES
pondeuce with the London bondholders. Wheth
or it is because the conference resulted IN nothing
def aite as regards the debt settlement or because
Of some other reason, is not kncwo, but nevorthe-
lesa it is fsct thst ance the committee and COM
mission met there has not boep single bid made
on the Virgins consois in Baltimore, and the
bonds have declined nine per cent in the London
market"
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more pronounced republican politicians de-
mand that tae duty on wool be still further
increased and their demand ia not at all
illogical, for prohibition is the only Logical
end OF protection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-13
EMS FURNISHINGS.

We are showing something in the way
of A FEATHER-WEIGHT DRESS
SHIRT. Very light and cool for summer
wear, bsipg made Of very fine LONG
CLoTH-opsn ba:k-pure linen bosom.
These will launder Just SIS soft as a csm-
brio handkerchief, and are az pleasant to
wear as an old hirt.
We have made the price ony
Toe.
B- See display in Mems Window.
First floor, ,st annex
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DRY GOODS.

Eureka Club to Motley Hall .o-morrow.
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loan, s and p. n. Motley Hail Jaly
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TRAVELLING GOODS DEPARTMENT
This is one Of the largest and most COM
prehensive stocks in the country, compris.
ing Trunks, Ladies Satchels, Mems
Travelling Bags, HIST Boxes, Extension
Case7, Mems Dress Suit Cases, Ladies'
Shopping Bags, Shaw. Bols and straps,
Trunk Straps and Tsgs, &C.. all of which
are OF the best makes in the country, We
AJAX that you visit this Department and
see for yourself. All Trunks marked free
Of charge. Trunk Straps given to all
purchasers.
Filth floor, 10th st elevator.)
@- GOODS DELIVERED III ALEX
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r AIDES COTTON UNDERWEAR.

We have too many of certain lines OF
goods in this department, and we want
to sell them at once. The reduced pric>
we have no donbs will move them, and
you will profit by Visiting this depart
ment this week. BEAR IN MIND that
every garment offered is new and desira.
ble-cut full-correct in shape-of good
materials and well made.
(second floor, 10th st. building.)
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TRAVELLING GOODS DEPARTMENT

eFor an enjoyable LUNCHEON Wait Q
Cafe, 9Th floor 10thst. building.
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MOSQUITO CANoPlEs IN ALL SIZES.

2xs yards white, only $1.1o.
2hx9 yards, pink, only S1.75.
2&x10 yards, blue and buG, only $.
All with pulley and cord.
Fourth floor. 11th-st. building)
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Marine Miscellany.


Sch Lucinda &. Potter ana seven i1.n INN,
been lost
hree >eamen on the ship RpPahannor \
We're Killed on Ii" trip to Japan.
Frl-1o1,r p,,,-,,,u. ,.,o,,.. r.,...
,i,I ~ ~" N ''"'7'N
year 1880 has been much les, satisfactory othe
vessel interest than that of either of il. Il, d
Brig F1deIla t0f Bangor JurlHp at New
oIk from Turks Island, reports having a con-
tlnuAtlon of heavy 81 and NV -ate~. with
heavy seas; Hooded rablu and galley, started
water casks and received other dIm9-c about
decks.
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prtIi M ioi y ~ y '' a',' ~ ".i 'fI
tr 90 ~" i,'''' i'.'' ','' ''VH ii' ~ l
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i''''' ''i' ''i"I'l u N"'''>'
Can't. VIM. H. Thomas. of fine ,,inu,. st4,,
schooner Horace l.. Parker. ha- I.,.t, 5i m .
magnificent marine ela,> Iy tLr Isr,.nrL .io,
ernment in rccounition of his .o,..l,I,.t in Il >.
ng two French fishermen in NI3v last INA
men had been adrift f0ur DAYS ana ni~ht- /, Mi,
rescued ana were Iyitle h-Iilps. il, M, bntr,,,,,
of their dorv. ba,l, fr0,t-bitteu.
lNehlN-tWo hNlm@ NeN~tI>' Wth An aGrlo-
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M n
, II, wilma t,I.,, o'''il tn i"i ,ti 'e'NG ~ tHg tH'
;n t''','o''.{4 II nt.N .T "H l1nN
@G t 1t @ III ,l Hit ~ L '', '.,-
I'LL ,'''h ol - ~ !, III ,Y II WITT "''l
r t.,.,'t.i y, ''',.- Ig,rl non
barrels foi single ti1, or more than & 900 ,00o
/ barrels per aunum, on the basis of seven trips
/ "a year, W lirh i about equal 10 the tota ship
'h'hl>. h!'h III malfei> ana IN DUH. 10 the same
! '"fiN Ih -" / h!N innovation 0: steam IN the
! Transportation - petroleum. ma incidentally
i eA'!le" " depressing influence upon other
4 prominent hialr htS "i the carrying trade,
h't#bif jiH5ti thd deae- into which the
ai-r Hsrl " Nailn7 vessels tnuS displaced "
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lh4 Ethics of Deer Hounding.


iu' T "AI'" : Ao" song "l Up "ul
ro.umh~ vita RESPECT Do Icer bounding, is one
v4s.l.,. ar,.. +ut, ,.rccirit3ted. because
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aI.'I, ,#I'.5s fb..r,.n. tl,a r,na,y7y ,,i, in"
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.t..r. ..I asn.,.l r.er. mi. /. inryit,IJ4
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-01-08
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried FOR Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castcria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.