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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-05-24
u EGIsTER's ORDER.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, March GO 1894.
Upon the application OF John F. Brackin
and Irwin Gregg, Executors OF William Ii.
Brsckln, late OF Mill Creek hundred, in
said county, decensed, IL is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Execu-
'orS ofvresald give notice of granting OF
l,o.:,rs l'estsrnentary Upon the estate of tho
fcceasnf, Siih tho date OF granting thereof,
rs causing advertise ments to DO posted within
icrty days rem tue dato Of such Letters In SIX
% tIlo inaft put!'c places of the county of Now
castlu, rs4h'Eius I'll persons having demands
against tho osInto 10 present tho same, or
Hnia by an 0 ctSf as9omDly N such case made
an! Provided; and a'el cause tho Same to be
inserted withln the same period IN tho DELLA
WARE GAZETTE AND STATS JOURNAL, q news
paper published IL Wilmington, Del, and to
DO continued therein two months.
Givcn uudcr tho hand and Seal OF ONCE
Of the Eogister aforesaid at Wilmington,
H. S. In Now Castle county aforesaid, the day
and year above written.
j. WILKINS GOOCn, Rogister
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that Letters Testa-
mentary were in due form of law granted unto Z
the undersigned. on the ped day of March, /
A. d. isgi, and that all persons having +,
claims against the estate OF the deceased must !
present the same, duly attested, to the said
Executors, on or before the e2d day Of March,
1870, or abide the Act OF Assembly in such
case made and provided.
JOHN +. BRACKlN,
IRWIN GREGG,
Executors.
Address: Mermaid, Dol. mGr2S-2m
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PORT DEPosIT, MD, May 22.-The
water has been rising ever since IL
o'clock Monday night. Since O'Clock
last evening 1t has risen four feet and
s II has stopped raining, but. the
Az So'clock, Monday night the water
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ElnhurSt,

A number of Fresh!Air children from
New York city are stationed at the
homes of Mrs. Mary Snyder and Miss
Lottie Clay
George Il. Adams. superintendent OF
the Union Tanning company, was a
visitor to this place Tuesday
Mrs l.. W. Finn, of Glenburn, is
visiting friends III town
Mrs. A, Atens is visiting friends in
Scranton.
James MILAN, former resident OF
this place, was calling on friends in
town yesterday.
The young peoples prayer meeting
was held Tuesday evening at the home
of J. H, Snyder.
The box factory under the super.
vision of Manager & G. Simmons is
working full time again.
Contractor Daniel Biesecker is en-.
gagged in grading around the Presby
terian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Buckingham
are celebrating the fifteenth anuiver-
sary of their wedding.
Dorranee Fuller spent last Sunday
visiting friends in Waverly, N. Y.
Rev. F. A. Matteson, jr, WAS able to
fill the pulpit of the Baptist church
last Sunday morning after short ill
ness.
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Archibald.

1t is sail that the L Lickawanna Trac.
tion company now operating the street
railway in this borough, will in short
time take off the Car now running be-
tween Moyes' hotel and the Blakely
line. Surveys We're made on Tuesday
with view TO the changing Of the
br nch at the head of Plane G. 1t is
likely to be removed further down
toward the foot of Dutch hill. When
this is done cars will run from Carbon.
dale to the end of the line without
change. 1t is almost needless to say
tnat this change will be appreciated by
the patrons OF the road, who are now
obliged to pay two fares within the
borough limits.
Miss Mary A. Cummings, of Scran-
ton, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Anthony
Ruane, of Mount Vernon.
G. A Batlenburg has returned from
bis trip to New York and Boston.
Mrs. Michael Mcdonald, of Carbon
tale, is visiting Mrs Mary Philbin, OF
Church street.
Mrs Clancy, Of Montrose, is visiting
her sister Mrs. Martin Langan.
Miss May Falon, of Delhi, N Y, is
spending her vacation with her sister
Mrs John Ftllon, of Rock Terrace.
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Olyphant.

George Ferguson, who has been in
Ksnkakee for the past year, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs Argue and daughter, of Troy,
N Y, are the guests of Alex. Frew
and family.
Miss Maud Doud called on friends in
town yesterday.
George Hull and family have re.
turned after two weeks visit at Wild
wood Beach.
Miss Eva Williams. of the Lacka.
wanna Coal company store, is spend.
lug her vacation at Lake Idlewil /.
Misses Katie Regan and Marie Cav.
eny, Of New York, have returned hone
after spending the week with the
Misses Best, of Dunmore street.
Misses Helen and Minnie Murphy, of
Providence, r. L., are visiting relatives
in town
Mrs. Frank Williams and son re
turned yesterday from Plymouth.
The Loyal knights Of America and
Odd Fellows will run joint excursion
to Lake Ariel today. The Standard
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The Curious in Numbers.

A lover Of the curious in numbers has
figured out some interesting facts concern
ing the city of Berlin. The city has 2lO
miles of streets, so that person might
walk ten days in the German capital with
out going up or down the same street twice
If the 100000 inhabitants were to turn
out at a grand review, and march in
double file, they would form line 75O
miles in length, a column long enough to
reach nearly entirely across France. If
the citizens should all determine to start
on a journey on the same day AMI at the
same time all the cars in Germany would
accommodate but two-thirds of thei. num-
ber If formed in n single file, each with
his hand on the others shoulder, the col
umn would be nearly 1000 miles long. If
separated until only within speaking dis
tance of each ether, the column would be 4
human telegraph line long enough to reach
from Berlin to Calcutta, India.-St. Louis
Republic.
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Seventeen Dollars for a Mustaohe.

Albert Broers, Berlin butcher, noted
for his long, black, handsome mustache,
went on trip to Landsberg, his native
place, where he was joined by three fellow
tradesmen-the two brothers Gerbitz and
Lehmpfahl. The four went to dine at a
restaurant, after which they began to dis
cuss Herr Broers' beautiful mustache.
Growing excited over the pleasing theme,
the question was raised how much the
wearer would take for it, and it was at
last agreed to put up the mustacbe for sale
by auction. The bidding was brisk, and
the article was finally knocked down for
ninety-four marks. A barber was called
in, and after the operation the butcher
wended his way minus his hirsute adorn-
ment, but with substantial equivalent
in cash, home to the bosom of his family.
-Berliner Tageblatt.
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CarbOndaIe.

P, ]. Collins left yesterday morning
for New York.
Yesterday as the Delaware and Hud-
son passenger train, engine No. 81, was
leaving Minooka station the eccentric
rod broke, causing delay of an hour.
Engine No Z, of Green Ridge, was
used to bring the train to this city.
Joseph Hammerly and wife returned
today from their wedding tour.
Miss Mabel Case is visiting her
grandparents at Waymart.
Rev. NJ. f. O'Rourke, of Wilkes
Barre. was visitor at the parochial
residence yesterday.
Miss Gretta Rockwell of Honesdale,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. j. s..
Berry, on Canaan street
News was received in this city yes
terday morning that @. Fowler. sr, OF
Car6oEdale. had died in Allegheny, N
Y, where he went about two weeks
ago to visit friends and also to i'm
prove his health. The deceased was
born in Westfield, Conn. Mr. Fowler
opened drug store in the Pascoe &
Scurry building on North Main street
He afterward moved to the Keystone
block, where the store is still contin-
ued by another firm Mr.. Fowler'r
second wife survives him. The other
surviving members of the family are
Chauncey Fowler, jr, and Mrs. W, II.
Mccartney.
Tomorrow will occur the engineers
clam bake at Lake Poyntelle, Every
thing is arranged for grand time,
and all going will be assured of good
time.
Miss Ella Purdy left yesterday for
Elhira, where she expects to visit for
one month.
Miss Mamie Shannon is stopping at
the Villa in Dundaff.
Rev. Mr.. Evans. Of Olyphant, is
holding very successful revival at
Simpson.
Professor H. j. HockeG berry left yes
terday morning for Berryshurg, where
he will attend the reunion of the Ber-
rysburg seminary which occurs every
i've years, H was formerly principal
of the institution.
Mrs ], W Norton. Of Fort Plains
N Y, and Mrs. Robert Sperl, of Sus-
quehanna, are visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Sperl, of Drummond ave-
nue..
Last evening occurred the banquet
of the Bachelors club at Hotel Authra.
cite. The club is composed OF six young
gentlemen. One OF the obligations the
members took was that upon his mar
ringe no should give banquet to the
cluo at least week prior to his we'd
ding, and G E. Dix, prescription clerk
in j S. Jadwin's drug store, whose
wedding has been announced to occur
Aug. 20 is the one who gave the ban
quet last evening in compliance with
tue obligation, and merry time Was
spent by the club
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HallStead.

There was pleasant re- union today
of the descendants of Abraham Du-
Bois on the beautiful lawn sur
rounding the residence Of the Hon. S.
B Chase, at which there were sixty
five representatives present. Among
those from out Of town were Hon.
Robert McCreary. of Buff 10; Fred
Catlin, formerly chief operator OF the
Western Union, of New York city
A. e. Sneak and family. John Porter
aud family, Mrs, L. Taylor and Mrs.
Walter Brooks, of Binghamton; Ira
Corbett and family, of Conklin; Mrs.
Maurice Moore, of Geneva; Recorder
S. S. Wright and family, of Montrosp
and Hon. James T. Dubois and family,
Captain r. C. Dubois and family and
Commander Bache and family, of
Washington. D. G. There will be an
other reunion at the same place next
year and 100 iescendants of Abraham
Dubois are expected to be present
n. L. Tylers house on Church street
is receiving coat of paint
The Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid
society of this place will serve a supper
next Wednesday afternoon aud even
ing, in the grove. owned by Mr. Frank
Barnes, below the silk mill.
A council met yesterday in the Bap-
tist church in this place to consider the
propriety of ordaining Rev. John Davis,
pastor of that church, to the gospel
ministry. After listening to the can
didate's Christian experience and his
call to preach, and views of Chris
tian doctrine, the council pro
ceeded to ordination in the follow
ing order of service: Sermon,
Rev. F. H. Cooper, of Binghamtou;
ordaining prayer, Rev. W. G. linden,
OF Birchardville; hand Of fellowship,
Rev. F. A Hughes, of Montros. (;
charge Of candidate Rev G. G. G-llot,
OF New Milford; charge of church,
Rev. w. F. Macarthur, Of Jackson
benediction, Rev. John Davis, of this
place; sermon in the evening, f. IL.
Cooper, of Binghamton.
Miss Mable Hollow, of Skanatales.
who has Ueen visiting friends in town.
has returned home.
l. Z. Tiffany and wife are visiting
friends in Albany and New York city
Master Fred Church is visiting
friends in Deposit.
Mrs. DR.. f. D. Lamb and daughter
Mary. who have been visiting friends
at Royal, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McCreary, of
Buffalo, are visiting friends in this
city.
Mrs. B. G. Read is visiting friends in
Bainbridge
J~rry Fuller and family and Miles
Fisher and family, VINO hav+ been
mping at Three Lakes. have returned
home.
Miss Minnie Travis is visiting friends
at Heart lake.
Miss Letta Stevenson, of Owego, who
has been visiting friends in this place,
has returned home.
Miss Annie II. Dunham called on
friends in New Milford yesterday.
Mary Scotch, who has been visiting
friends in Binghamton, has returned
nome.
Miss Edith and Miss May Mcdonald,
of Scranton, are visiting at the resi-
denee of j. J. Compton on Front str ct.
Jennie Adair, Of Chicago, ILL.,, is Wis.
iting her brother, Secretary Adair, OF
the Railroad Young Mems Cnristlan
association.
Mrs George Dewey, of Binghamton,
is visiting in this place
Mrs A, f, Coyne was in the Parlor
City Yesterday.
Mrs. George Ward and son, William,
attended picnic at Ross p ark today
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HOneSdaIe.

A most interesting lecture was given
in the Episcopal church Wednesday
evening by DR.. Saadi,a native Of Syria
He gave a brief and concise description
Of Mohammedanism The custom OF
the Mohammedans, their beliefs, and
ideas regarding women. He also gave
"reminiscences of the Nile expedition,
with which he acted as interpreter.
The march for the relief of General
Gordon and Of that noble generals un-
timely death by the hands of his psrse-
cutors. whom he loved. DR. Saadi was
converted to an active Christian worker
during this campaign by the words of a
private soldier. He is now preparing
for college course that he may be able
to go back to Morocco priest. His
mode of converting the Mohammedans
to the Christian religion is unique
and effectual. Whom testing the eyes
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A GREAT PROPHET.
What He Has to Say About Foreteling
the Weather and Preserving the
Health,

What He Has to Say About Foretelling
the Weather and Preserving the
Health.
Probably no man connected with the
Weather Department Is 30 we'll known
or pupular as Elias B. Dunn. who has
charge OF the Bureau in New Pork city.
lie is bright. happy man with clear
eye and springy gait although his
duties and cares are numerous.
How do | keep we'll and fat and
clipper" he said recently to news
paper man who asked him the ques-
tion, why l look after my health care.
fully, that's all. No matter how hard
he gales may be or how much respon-
sibility for the weather l have on my
shoulders. look out for my digestion
very carefully. am Am believer in
modern discoveries and l have found
that the pre- -digested food Paskola does
wonderful things for those who use it.
use it in my family and find that it
not only is food that enters quickly
into the blood and life but that it aids
all other food to digest People who
wish to be up to the times and avail
themselves of all he modern discov-
cries or improvements should Dy all
means use Paskoa. If you are not
thoroughly posted about it and want
to know more, go around to the COM
Dany's Office at 30 Rsade street, New
York city, or better still send for
pamphlet giving full particulars about
it. | tell you you will never regret it. I"
Sergeant Dunn evidently believes
thoroughly in everything he under
takes. and he is just now utilizing the
electric search light in which he is in
terested, in throwing the word Pasko.
la upon the clouds ami walls where the
light is employed All that can be
learned from what he says regarding
Paskola is more than true and it is by
no means surprising that it has become
so popular.
a pamphlet giving full particulars
about Paskola will be- sent on applica.
tion to the Pre-Digasted Food Co. 30
R-ade St, New York.
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PecIIVille.

G. B. Reed visited home Sunday
Something new and novel will bt
given Friday evening at the home OF
our popular townsmsn, S. W. Arnold
under the auspices of the Young Peo
pies society of Presbyterian church.
A regular darkey cake walk. with a
cake containing prize of 500 (more
or less) All the young ladies will bt
on string Everybody is invited to
attend to investigate.
j. A Kearney, the clerk at Star
rucca Creek. leaves today for New
YORK city and Troy.
Miss Florence White spent Sunday
in ,Tprmyn
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of his patients his cards bear Scripture
names and verses, and he often has his
patients try their eyesight by reading
which is always done from the bible.
He also employees other means, DR..
Saadi speaks with peculiar accent
but with a clear voice and an earnest
manner that captures his hearers.
Fred Herbert left for Philadelphia
yesterday to resume his studies there.
George Tolley of New York city. is
visiting his parents here.
Hotel Wayne will be the headquar-
ters of the meet of the Maple City
wheelmen Oct. 4 The rate to wheel
men will be 81 day.
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Nayheld.

Miss Maggie Mulholland is stationed
at the postoffice for few days, while
Miss Bergan enjoys short vacation.
Frank Andrews. of Windsor, N. Y,
is at w. j. Bergan's for few davs.
Charles S Hoyt. of Simpson & Wat
kins' store, is at Kingston, N. Y, visit
ing his sister.
H J. DeGraw was at Crystal lake
and Dundaff Wednesday evening.
Oscar Finn and son, Allen Finn, Of
Clifford, were in Mayfsld Tuesday Of
this week.
David Mendleson was down to the
Electric City yesterday.
w. J. Bergan spent Wednesday even
ing at Carbondale.
Mrs Robert Roe returned from
Forest City Thursday morning.
William Walker was in Scranton
Wednesday on business.
Mr.. Johnson, whose house was
burned recently. has begun repairs on
same.
The Citizens band OF Jermyn will &C.
company the Baptist excursion to Lake
Ariel Aug. 30.
If the managers of the Traction
company would see that when one car
starts out of power house to run on
time of another ear that the passen-
gers in latter car were transferred to
the newly started one instead of hold.
ing them at the power house twenty or
thirty minutes for another car, patrons
Of the road would be much better
pleased
John Maghran, of Scranton, called
on the trade here yesterday.
Miss Emily Friend, of Fourth street,
has been sick for the past few days, but
is able to be out again at this writing.
Rev. A. F. Lanford, was at Crystal
lake yesterday attending the farmers.
picnic.
Mr.. 'Histed, assistant agent at the
Seventh Avenue station, called on H.
j. DeGraw yesterday.
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MinOOka,

The Misses Nellie Thomas and Mary
A. Sullivan. of this place, left WedneE-
day morning for Newport R l.. for a
weeks sojourn and Miss Lizzie Dona-
hue, of that place, who has been visit
ing at Thomas for the past month re-
turned with them.
Miss Della Knapp, of Greenwood, re-
turned home yester day after months
vacation spent with friends over across
the mountain.
The marriage of Michael Hanahue,
OF Greenwood, 10 Miss Katie Hoban,
of the same place, occurred Wednes.
day at st. Joseph's church in this
place. Rev. d. H. Green tied the nup
tial knot The bride was attended by
Miss May Ellen Muldsrig, of Main
street. and John Sullivan acted as best
man, After the ceremony the bridal
party enjoyed pleasant drive to Pitts
ton and returned about s o'clock to the
home of the brides parents where II
sumptuous supper was served to in
vited guests. after which they repaired
to Fasshold's hall where the lovers of
the terpsichorean arts tripped the
light fantastic toe to their hearts con-
tent. The contracting parties were
both young people who were much
respected and esteemed among their
many friends who wish them many
congratulations and much happin ess in
their newly married life.
Miss Victoria Connell, of Clay ave-
nue., Scranton, visited Mrs. 2. G. Con-
molly yesterday.
Polish residents of Greenwood, whi Q
on their way home from Scranton last
evening, were approached by gang
of roughs and ordered to throw up their
hands while they went through their
pockets and relieved them of their con-
tetns' They then fled
The shooting match which took place
Wednesday on Gammon's hill, West
81 lie, between Coyne, of this place, and
Sim Davis. of Hyde Park, and resulted
in tie, is declared off by Davis refus-
iug to shoot again with Coyne, when
Murray, Coyne's hacker, challenged
him for another match for either 500
or $500.
Attorney NJ. A. Mckinley, of Scran-
ton, visited this place and pleaded a
case in the squire's office between Pc
lander's, of Greenwood.
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Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so we'll known
and so popular as to need no special men
tion. All who have used Electric BitCers
sing the same song of praise.-A purer
medicine does notexisU and it is guaran-
teed to do ali that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys will remove Pimples Boils,
Salt Rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood. VIII drive Malaria from
the system and prevent as well as cure all
Malarial fevers,-For cure of Headache,
Contispation and Indigestion try Electric
Bitters-Entire satisfaction guaranteed,
or money refunded. Price 80 cts. and 81
per bottle at Matthews Bros, Drug store
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Waverly.

Miss Emma Lutz and Miss Kate
Secor, OF Dunmore, were visitors at
Mrs. Martin Bold's on Wednesday.
Miss Kate Gardner, who has been
visiting her school friend, Miss Estella
Bailey. has returned to her home at
Clifford, Susquehsnna county.
Razors ground and honed at Martin
Bold's barber shop Nv
Arthur the 10 ysar-old son Of Elder
D. W. VAIL who recently fell off the
back porch with his tricycle. and broke
bis forearm, is rapidly recovering.
DR.. N. c. Mackay is taking a much
needed rest in the state Of Rhode Is.
land.
\ Mr. Norman Rocos. of Jersey City, is
visiting the family Of the Rev. A. Ber-
gen Browe.
Ladies' hair shampooing a specially
at Martin Bold's barber shop. :"
Professor I, G. Hahyen's mother and
sister, OF Tioga county, arc visiting the
professor,
Joseph Carpenter, who has been q
resident here for the last fifty two
years, is going to leave us. Mr.. Car
penter has purchased a large estate at
Lochesett, Mass, and will move their
next week with his family. His son
Earl will conduct the farm here for the
future.
A large number of ladies from here
attended picnic at Lake Manataca
yesterday, which was held under the
auspices of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union of Flestville.
Miss Anna Pierce, of Albany, N. Y,
Normal College, faculty, is visiting
Rev. f, H. Parsons family.
Homemade bread, cakes and pies
fresh every day at the Little Del.
monico. ~
Fire was discovered in the house
owned by Asher Fell and occupied by
the Widow John Stone on Wednesday
afternoon by Thomas Whaite, who i'm
mediately gave the alarm. In a few
minutes OF hard work A. b WinchelL
assisted by neighbors, it was extin .
guished. Mrs. John Stone, who was
not at home at the time, and had the
fire not been discovered in time, there
is no doubt but that whole por ton of
the town would have been con sumed.
There is but very little water in the
wells, and not fire extinguisher in
the borough.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Booth. OF Kirk
wood, N Y, are also visiting at the
Rev. +. II. Parsons.
Ladies' and ehildren's hair and bangs
cut at Martin Bold's barber shop. w
Miss Emma Morfng, OF Scranton,
and Miss Kate Tague. OF Philadelphia,
were visitors at the Little Dslmonico
the other day.
| 8. Reynolds, of Kansas City, is visit
Ming his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. A.
Enolds.
No annual reunion Of Company X,
pth Pennsylvanis cavalry, will
aee at Nichols grove next Sat-
Aug. 25. A general invitation
ded to everybody.
BLOOD BTTERs taken after
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Rrass Band will accompany the eIcur

Rrass Band will accompany the excur'
sion,
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Kennedy died Tuesday night ut
III o'clock. Intermsnt was maze in st
Patriek's cemetery yesterday.
Miss Annie Lynch. of New York
city, is visiting Mrs. Mary Shields, on
Lackawanna street.
Mrs. Edward Matthews and daugh-
ter Cora are visiting friends in Luzerne
county.
Miss Minnie Mason returned home
last evening after an extended visit at
WilkesBarre and Nanticoke.
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How Swedish Maidens Tell.

In Sweden maidens anxious to foretell the
future place ring, coin and piece of
black ribbon each under aseparate cup. II
the ring is first exposed they marry within
the year; the coin secures rich husband,
but the ribbon denotes an old maid.-Cas-
sett's Family Magazine.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoris.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria