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J. Lil42Y. Editor and Proprietor
&L ii.s4.liil' A ION KATES.
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TlIUllSDAV. JAN. 8 1891.
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Its is generally cqncedetl that the
joint res.Huti' nv offered by Senator
Carlisle authorizing the appointment
oi three cbniiuwdijners to act with a
like! iiumbfer Appointed by the Canad
ian govvwmviit, in investigating the
cojnm-ree of the two countries and
deriving fcneans to promote and in
crease; it, m a step iiT the right . direc
tion and iyet Mr. Carlisle says he 1
certain that itepubhean benators will
not allow it to be acted upon. He
sayl he intends offering it again at the
.next session. " f
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Justice , Brown, the successor of the
late J astifce Miller, toJc seat .to
day. Among the audience assembled
in the Supreme Court haml;er was
Attorney General JIiller, who hac
himself looked with longing eyes upon
the vacant -seat! .J
" Ke?p On s Eye Opan.
AVe1" jvaait -;every subscriber to the
. Uatchm4N to renew, but will not
t
nndettakej to wait long for the money.
' Jf you waLnt the paper send in the
cash. Mwuey makes to paper go.
Afier t h i4 week we will uegiii to put x
mirk onfyour papers if your time is
lip. TlhefxHiark rs ttr invitation to
renew.! J-f you fail to do it off goes
your naiu$ ' :
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.- Lcjislatire Doins.
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The organization of th two nouses
waa complete d Tuesday night. It. A
l)oightor Esq., of A lleghany coun
, ty, was elected Speaker of the House
J after eight ballots. Mr. YV. WvHqII
of .Weldon, was made Secretary and
, Geo. L. Klpatrick, door-keeper. ' " '
... Speaker Holt called the Senate-cau-,
cus to ordfcr. J. i. AVianant, of Wayne
county, iivas elected principal door
keeper. Geo.: I. Pell, of " Winston,
. was elected reading clerk;Mr. M. lirad
sliajw; of jRandolph, was elected en-
grossing (perk; Cap t. A. Nobles,
of Jolmtdun county, assistant door-
. keeper.
1 A Grand Offer.
The Watchman does not propose to
offtr prefijijims or shoddy indiuements
to subsu-;jnr. 13 ut in addition to the
uricult(iijul maltar published- p the
paper evej-y. week we will give to every
abscriUfi who m4iy desire it I ho'I3 Feed
ers Guide!, pablisiied at Huntington,
iiidiuna. j The breeders Guide is pub
lished senji-niontlily-- every two Week
is an eijjbt page forty column pi
p r, full f choice feuding matter for
every, farmer and stock raiser. The
paper lias;G0,00Q subscribers which is
proof of $ts value. ToalL new sub
scribers ajnd c!d nes ww renew right
fl JV ti V U'l, 'v. ill I..JL
""r'ai' mrni papers a year
f:rjiie rgulirrice of the Wtatcu-
man, $l.ifO. See al. in another col
I Gathered from All Scnicei. :
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The Rejw Idaho Senators favor
free iilycir bill.
the
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'Hie ci jy of London will build and
an-y-en-t houses to workiugmen at a
light profit.
The 'Mssachusets carpenters will
review their ngitation for an eight hour
;iduor
Tbe.-iini.es(.tau State Farmers' Alli
hance uietat St. Paul on .Tuesday.
About one thousand delegates were
present 7 -. v " !
- j ErapeforlWilliam has given order
!4hatr.wcien shall not be, employed
at night?ia any Government factory.
- Jhe present indications are that the
third: prty movement 'will be drop
ped, at least from the pent by the
iraimtrsj. Alliance.
v Present MoGrath, of the Kansas
r armersi Alliance, has refused to call
The ijew swret nolitioMl
zatum recently referred to bv tl press
al
r""r.u ils tvniL'hts'of
l-ciprotity,"is about'to form a St .te
te
hrtge for the Statt of Kails;!
" "VII ijt uri'jinii nr
a fin-and
IS",
Thdirectiirs of twelve short
. roaus mi
1
ran-
nansa.s under the control of
the (J6i
thtMr to
u .-iiuerwiWj 4i,ave authorized
isoluiatinn' th'fi r. '
t.. ... , .. VIU rum pa nv
and Pa.t.. r? .;l-..;.;3 ro,
iiiym company.
vi naia Ai ma
fg n. bout hern .'Railway I ... . 1
telegraphers in the
r coPy requesting then.
IO withir-Hw. from t , '",lem
re-
Chlldreh Cry for Pitchsr's Gastcra'
Variooj Comm:nts.
Senator Iloir pes t the Bfpnbli
c m leader fn tlifrSeMatif, but he seem
to lead like the cnwfih '
1 TLt Yale student who attacked an
.'ictnss s becailse she refused to become
mashed on Hirii would adorn a striked
nit.-T .! . - .
Xv V.iik niLi, ;J,Vpr.lU.
ehrl bogus divorce faetorieJ ' It would
seein that nothing caa ecapj btiug
couuterfeifed. !
ilello there! , Here'snother ex
ample r,f what a blessing a high pro
tective tariff w to to the working man.
The works of C.jrnegie, Phipps & Co.,
of Pittsburgh, aj; the head rf which U
the millionaire apostle ) of pro-
3tion, Andrew Carnegie, has made
ten per cent reduction! upon the
ges of 2,000 of its employes. . That'$
anice sort of midwinter j present to!
the men who always vote for "protec
tion. .
This is qnite a severe wi titer -bth in
this countiy and Europe, but no ther
mometer has yet been mad!e that Can
register the actual condition of Jthe at
mosphere surrundliig thej men who
have led theepublican paty ill to its
present hopeless predicameiit.
The twenty-fife white mpn who were
killed by the Indians at Wounded Kee
Creek were worth more t thicountry
than every Indian there isvin it, and
tho Unitetl States government is di
rectly responsible for their death, si
it has been by reason of ! the negli-f
geuce or open connivance of the agents
of the government that ihe Indians)
have come into possession of the rifles
and ammunition which enabled them
to Ijilf the Svddiers. iiuw jlot'ig shall
this, farce be kept up? pTheJ Indiau'
spends all. of Irs timer wheji on his res
ervations, in preparing to.jvill and the
whites turnish tuem; the: means to
doit. Turn the Indiuns oter to the
Army and they will be kept in a proper
State of subjection, unlessrtiiey .agree
to go to work like -other people, which
they will never dp. But whatever is
done, it should We made impossible for
the entire, brood of Indians; toA'ill any
more whit men. That much the peo
ple have a right jto demand.
Mr. Harrison will find, j if he still
persists in retaining the FfOrce oil.1 as
his personal plattornj for 1802 that his
following will not amouttti to a cor
porals guard. Public opiuiou, irre
spective of party, has beeji opposed to
the bill sinc its first introduction in
i he House, and the niouthj which the
Senate has thrown away upon it, at the
expense of more important! legislation
has intensified the opposition. . Besides-
in is. me repuoiican press
without exception been
about the fate of the bill..
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has almost
indifferent
Editorial Comments.
The New York Herald is out for
Mr. Chas. B. i3kua, editor of the Sun,
to succeed Mr. Evarts in the U. ,S.
Senate from that State.
The mojt. important event of the
year just past was th discoveries of
Mr. Koclj. It may yet be that his ex
periments will prove n source for a sure
remedy for consumption.
It costs ourovernmenfe nearly nine
hundred dollar a minute to keep the
wheels of the federal government mor
ing. But of course Uncle Sam has
only to reach down into his breeches
pocket and foot the bill. 7
The day is near at hanil when the
business man who doe3 not advertise
will have no showing, says the" Kins
tou Free Press. IHs about here now
brother, but you can't mike some of
them believe it. i "
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The melTopolitan newspapers rjf this
country boast of printing more than-
a nnndred tnousand n:mN
- r t " iiuiii,
The Watchman k going to increase
its press speed from two- hundred and
twenty-five to two hundred and fifty
impressions even at the risk of meltinc
me tpinuies. Truly this a fast age;
.
The Indian War.
Late dispatches from the scene of
ihe conflict between the! Jndiansand
Government troops report an unset-
tied rnnAifi-k nf7! .
utu conamon of affiirs. Slight
skirmishes are reported nearly every
ua, out only a few hare been killed.
As usual with Indians, they are re
sorting to treachery and I may do some
wholesale murderous woijk yet. The
army officers are doing all they can
to 'get them subdued with as little
bloodshed as possible. It is hard to
tell what the termination will 1 '
the Indians evidently are in the last
ditch. They are determined, and des
perate. A dispatch Tuesdnv fQfLi
.uauairty-iive red Indians i
testes and liable to inaugurate
rel Indians are
a
" aie massacre along the North
Dakota border. ( :
Children Cry forPitchersnoria;
n
A. 3ooi STe. -! l
A call cccting of the Hoard of Al
dermen was held one night ilast wek
and a hilt was drafted which; will go
before the present legislature. It! will
I gife the commissioner3 po wer to j call
Ua' election for the parpoje of issuing
bonds to the amount of 50,000 for
' street imnrovement. The bondi are
improvement.
toi thrcV8S38, Piyab!e in j ten
twenty and tn:r y years, oeanng b
percent interest, i
jThebill provides for the rpppinl
ment of a special committee, composes
of R. J. Holmea, Theo. F. Kluttz, P
Al Frercks, D. A. At well and Jas. S.
McCubbins,4 Sr., who shall have cbarge
of the sale of the bonds and, the! ex
penditure of the money arising there
from. The principal sjreets will be
improved at first, aftr which the
work will be extended outward as fast
as possible. ' -
' We are glad to sqe this start made
But the sum ehcnljl be madev doubl
what it ii or the bi! should be drawn
so the amount could easily be increas
ed. The work should include a good
sawerage system also,
the people of the city
The-health of
should be of
first importance. Charlotte, Winston
and Greensboro have no more natural
advantages than has Salisbury, , and
they each have found that the large
amounts they have expended recently
nas paid handsomely, i Every citizen
of Salisbury whether a property own
etor not, should feel a) warm interest
in 'this movement. It: will prove to
be of inpalculable good! to all, rich and
poor, white and black.
PO W3ST E0V7AN.
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A'Cluster of N.wsy It$is from Stec-ls
ad Ht Ulia Township:.
jWe havebad a nice thristmas. Our
youui; men enjoyed themselves hunting
rabbi fs and othen ise. Banta visited the
children and older ones, too, ud be
stowed many nice gifts. j , ! ' )
liut Christinas brought sorrow to many
of our people as well as joy to others.
2Ir. V. A. Postou died Deeeuber 28, af-
Pte au illness of only three days.
Mr. W. II. Miller, a native of this
county, came home to yift l'rionds just
before Christmas, lie took sick Decem
ber 21) and only lived four days. Mr.
Miller had been livin in Arkansas
twenty-one years and leaves a wile and
two children. He was a poor boy when
he left here, but had accumulated con
siderable property during his resider.ee
at Itusscllville, Ark. He was hihlv re
spected by al) who knew him:
While Santa Claus was giving pretty
ththgs.he gave Mr. Stephen Ku.sseil an
excellent lady for a life companion and
gave the lady an excellent husband.
Representative members of Back
Creek and Thyatira churches gave llev.
J. A. Ramiey, their pastor, a pouuding
on Christmas day. All kinds of substan
tiate and delicacies were conveyed to
their much-loved pastor by the good peo
ple of those churches. We are out of a
preacher at St. Luke's so I expect to go
and hear Rev. Mr. Ramsey preach some
more of his flue sermons.
' The Alliance, hereabout.s is alive and
progressing slowly, but surely. Since
we have you and your paper to support
and defend us we will move on with re
newed rvigor. Success to the Watch
MAN. Fraternally,
Alliance Ilexes ITotes.
ITEMS FROM MANY SOURCES.
; Gov, Tillman, of South' Carolina has
vetoed the It. It. Commission bill re-
cenly passed by the State Legislature.
Rev. W. W. Qrr preached an Al
liance sermon atlluntersville on Ne.v
Years day, which is highly spokan of
by those who heiird it.
There are nov 1,181 Farmers' Al
liances in the Sitte, There are niue-ty-six
county Alliances, Dare county
having recently been organized.
' Poplar. Tent Alliance, Cabarrus1
count7, lyis offered 820 reward for
capture lind evidence to convict any
mantvho sells liquor in violation of
the law,
Cabarrus County Alliance will meet
at St. John's to-day and to-morrow.
Col. T. B. Long, State Lecturer will be
present and address the crowd. ;
The Farmers' Alliance' says the
Inter-Ocean, "has accomplished ; a no
table reform, Tlie Nw York Demo
cratic newspapers no longer ineer
j about politicians with hayseed in their
' Illlr IcvlKltJ fiiuv ni.inl tr tit .-, i.
tlll. M. V-..JIU1J LliT. , llillll. U IJIiU M.Te;
ef the Alliance to draw chestnuts from
the fire. '
In Rowan county on the 24th of
Dec. 1890, at the residence of the
brides,, farther, Jos. F. McLean, Esq.
Mr. John Templeton, of Moorcsviile
and Miss Bettie McLean, of Rowan.
In this cov.ptv on the 2Sth of Dec,
1S0O. hv - .1. F." Robinson, Esq., Mr.
u of Frankii towusbip.
At the residence of the, ofSciatinj'
magistrate. W. A. Caxupbell, Esq., in
Morgan township, this cou ty, on tlie
25th of Dec., Mr. George Edwards and
Af : tt ' . n . ii i
youuty.
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1890-1891..
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Eigihteen Hut.iiml and Ninety has
been a very uciul year to the American
pt. Upttf )-' , ' ' .
. Il cumie to us properly accredited from
a lo'.ig line tf lilusiriuUsi al;it.Mi) , ami
our acqaaiutat ce with the you:ig6li.iu,er
Bootrripend into fl ieudsLip. . ; ,
There j is-iio-pecta! reason . why ' we
should be , ijichrymo-V at its,, departure,
for iM mission lis Aecn l..ilhlnlly at-ci-p!ilieI
and it leaves many u pieabunt
lueUiUry iivhii.J; "
Thc chimes of histric Trinity rang
out oil the'frosty air lt nhhr and me
usual crowd thruncd iuc niorounlare
uid met), and young niuu!ci ulU
.uiatrca---U pay goodby and wish it a
safe trii to the vjlv. ius cuipat y of the
Iast. ,
The world 'at large has beeu in rather
a good mood during- tho last twelve
uioiuh-'. The grat powers have madi
two ir three threats of war, but they
were Involy lip!omatic 4tiutl"-, anl the
armies arje tili brushing their uuifoi ijs
for a ii ess para i!e.
The Czar cf Russia still takes delight
in thriowing Kngland into a chill by un
expected Turners of au attack on India cr
sudden complications with tile Sultan of
Turkey., i Rut just when everybody pre
dicts a terrible conflict it is declared to
be all;a lui&take, and theuniveisal goose-,
desh disappears in a sigh of relief.
The; young Emperor William has fet
tled down; to the hard task of running
the Oerman Empire, on business prin
ciples: The timid had a nightmare when
heascendd Xhe throne, but this father of
six boys is a Aevet-headed. young 'man of
thirtyj-one who seems to be looking to
the vclfries ojirpeace to bri:;g hiia honor.
Wheu he-disijiVstd Bismarck frm the
driver's seat he took the reins into his
own .hands, and 'ha ever since been driv
ing nis big coach ut a safe jog.
France was never as strong oras hope
ful as ii()w. Her republic is no longer an
experiment, but a fact. Sine greets the
new year with a high heart, sshnancialiy
prosperous,' has no fear of ; the future,
keeps a steady hand on the heim and her
weather eye on (iennany, is I a perpetual
surprise tp; those blind critics who have
been prophesying for ten years that she
wouJdj go under,-but who never had
sense enough to see that she has infinite
reserve power and that they have been
locking through their prejudices.
England views the eomi:i year with a
shrug !of her shoulders. She never dis
trusts herself, however; is always. ceria.'n
that she is right, because her opinions
are backed by ironclads. The English
man is all bone and sinew, is naturally
quick! tempered and would more fre
queully show it if the seas were not dot
ted with his merchant vessels, which
might disappear like niist in ease of
trouble. But he is a sturdy, brave, o' -slinatie
fellow, who has won the respect
of his neighbors by his capacity for hard
hitting. He' can take care of himself, and
won U'l like to take care of evely body el-:e.
As fot ourselves, we are living in the
midjit; of very interesting events. The
Republican party, witr its McKinle;.
bill, its Behring Sea muddle and its Force
bill, ii trying to teaeli us some of the1
sweet! uses of adversity. The people haye
already developed a tendenry to kick,
and on the 1th of last November came
near converting the team into kindling
woodj but whether they will consent to
be whipped into the traces in "Jl time
alouehvill discover. AVtt- York Herald.
2eetir.g cf -Etccka:!d:r3 - Offices
-Ehcted.
EDrrbi: or Cholin.i Watchman:
'Hie stockliolders of the Piedmont. Alli-
anee and Industrial Union Fair A.oe:a-
lion held their annual meeting in the
eourt hotisd in Salio'oury on Saturelay,
January 3, 1 and elected the following
officers for the ensuing yeair
John Beard, president; O.ven II.
Bishop and T. M. Kerns, vice-presidents.
J. C. ; B.-r.ih;i.rdt, secretary; O ven If.
Bishop, treasurer, S. R. HarrisonT. IS.
truley, C. A. Gully, J. M. Harrist n,
Jes-e W. Miller, George Coriiher, J. II.
McKiuzie, J. A. Fisher, liufus Beaver.
Canup, A. W. Kluttz, J. A. lvadwicfc and
P. A. iiartmaii were elected directors.
The: directors will' hold a meet n- in
the Ceiurt ll.,use in Balisonrv on s"tur-
lor- i, -" ici ii i
elfj, Jauuaiy oa, lb'Jl. A full attetid-
ance is defied.
J. C. Barxiiaudt, .Sec'y.
Lisolatioas by Alphs Alliance.
Alpha, N. C, Dee. 26, IS'JO.
Editor Watchman:
x ua e oi cn oruei eei ov vipna Alliance
to send you the following resolutions-
with request that yeu jmhlish the 'game, j
, Resolved hy Alpha Alliance at its leg- J
tilar meeting ou Saturday the 20th of '
T K. i. 1 J J 1 . 1 1 in- I
1cee-iMuci low ini, we uo noi approve oi
the course Senator Z. B. Vance has tak
en on the Suh-Treasury pl;u;; therefore
we would like te) ask and urge our repre
sentatives in the next Legislature, not4o
vote lor any man lor U. rv Senator who
wiil not pledge himself to stand by the
the principles of tire Alliance an(I work
for our wihes. and vc duly J notify the
rnembcrs of the next Legislature, t,hat
if they voie for any man lor U. S. Sena
tor who is not kmiwn ti he in sympathy
with Qiir principles, we astne. them rus
Hirelyllhiil thi-y need noV lej)end on our
votes again. Fraternally,'
1 Secretary.
1 J.C..Vf . .
ll......lAHli'fk,l.. ' I - A .
Letii,
Ills li-un1 in ik'. city on lie 5th
inst., Sir. .1. il. Broad, ap-d (U uars,
Mr. Broad was m ii.itive t f- dr.iwa!!,
Eii;!,Uid. liif l:. d l.veci in "North Caro
lii.oajbout tea vears.
Mr. A. W.O.vrn XA at
on Iuni.- sti.et 'i ueMlitv.
He way one
wf ouj oldest, ei;
scliotji tHac'itrl".
.is au i a well kuowii
B
Absolut o!y Pure.
rj C RDYALSSi'.".1! 1
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riankctt,
Jeff Wellborn, V
; Hrs. 17. H. Feltoa,
M 1Toiaiis Department. ,
gi . Dairyla?, ty J. F. Dngar.
j9 ' . Horticcltarc, by S. A. Cook,
M Poultry, by H. A.Juihns,
Q And more than 100 of tho best
L13 g?)ccial TTritcrs In Asierica.
Cdmmisdoaers of Agriculture of every Southern State will wtite for it. The January "issuo Q
printed in blue and gold, profusely illustrated. Handsomest j magazine ever published. j
Soutnern tam i?i.uu pep year. Farm and Weekly Constitution $1j65
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SOMETHING M IIOTHIM.
A FARAf AHQ STGCK PAPER
F It E E J
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To Every Snbscribar ofj
THE WAiCnHiLH-
We are pleaded toannounce that we have
made an atigenacnts with the
pubiisht-rsof
Tho Breedqrs Guide and Prac
tical Fariaar
Whereby wo
farm and hoa.s'!
subscriber of T
CM!i gire that exec-'J n. stock,
Imti jurnaPFKK to every
HiO WATCHMAN iii.uu tii'e
coiiilitious riiiine.l be'low,
Tho arianreiiieiit is
. i
ti'
FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY
l
SSSrTo all wjio pay all arraeges anel
one year tiji attai;cc iroui lUedaie ol
puyiuent in tins niouih we wiii give
an; UlclElJEi; i;L!llE AjSD
1'iiACi LkMl, r'AitMEii tree ibr one
year.
tikr l'o all ncvy tnbscribers vbo pay' one
year in advance lroui eiate vl pay--liieiil
m till.-, iiio.itu we vih gie .ue
. iiiii-.ri-H'jj i.C'liE A'L) i'KAC-
TICA 1 ! AK.ilJic ijie lor cue year.
Jto'To ail who pay oiie year in advance
liuui Jui.Uuy 1 ,e will gie,tie
liiiEEUEii'fci G L'liE ASU l'iiAU-
'llC'.vL. A Aiv.l;iw tree lor one y ear.
To all whose sub.-criptiuu is paiel a
pail of the year in advauee Woo uiii
pay enouii iu iiiake U a vvnoie year
! aetvaiicv, we w in give thcbiiliD
Eli'o GUliJE AjJ I'UALiiLAlj
FAiw.ah.ll uvu for one year.
What is the G uiue and Farmer ?
li E GUIDE AND FA KM Eli is a
10 eo until sioeK. aiiel hi; in paper,
l.-siittl twice eae-li nioiun aim
enu.-K iai I et ptacucaf, aitianle
..iiiiatloii tor tlie Iarater .tiul slocii
rnim:!'. L is a , learie. cii-uutia. oi tue
Various laraicrs' o.gatnzatieins aaeinoulu
Ik iu t lie ljoui-e h"ie ot t e.y reaui r ol
the W A rCiliuAN. . Come a aua sub
scri!e novV. Uel yettr n ie nel.- to eoaie iu
aill get l lie' le.-i p.lpeT pUOiiftllCei 'lit this
secttou of the- country anel an excellent
farm paper uitli it.
O Li.
Administrators Notice.
Having qualified as Administrator
Wlta th- will annexed upon tle cst.ite
' of H ugh' P.irlks, d;easjd, .all peions
' having chiinjs against said- estate ar
! 1,ere,,y noticed to present them to me
I tor pivmenc: oil or be tore t lie out tbi
, A ,,-,:, ,
IV
r . in nar; . i,-.)' or i n iifirnf w
will
be plead in bar ot their recovery. Ail
persons indebted to said estate will
please make ' immediate settlement of
1
tlie same.
David 31. Parks,
Administrator
Wit 1-1 lia 1- ill r,,,
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i x- ii- l r i
0 nexed ot llttgh Parks,
Le'? Overman,
Aitornev.
January (5th, lSUl.
"
When Baby was sick, we gave lier Castoria.
When she was a Child.she cried for Castoria
(Vhan she became Miss, she eking to Castin ia.
When she had Children, she ga-a them Castoria
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