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Sleeping With the Head Low.

From the Medical Record.
Few persons, we suppose sleep without a
pillow or a rest of some sort to elevate the
head a little above the level OF the body, and
very few, If any, would think of habitually
going to rest with the feet raised higher than
the head. Yet If we are to believe the writer
Of an article in Pfluger's Archlr, Nos and
S, lSs6, the latter is the only rational and
proper position during sleep. DIR. Meuli-
Hilty is the advocate of this plan. He was
engaged in studying the ply sological effects
of such a reversal of the normal position OF
the body, and found, among other results
that the circumference of the neck was IN
creased nearly two inches by reason, chiefly,
OF swelling of the thyroid gland He fre-
quentl fell asleep while in this position and
occupied in his studies, and found that he
always awoke earlier In the morning, felt
greatly refreshed, and was capable OF much
better work during the day than after a
nights rest taken in the usual way. He
has now slept with his feet higher than his
head for the past four years, and his expert
ence leads him to commend the method most
mighty. he says in this way the brain re-
celves more plentiful blood supply, and is
| consequently better nourished, while there
is no danger OF 50 much blood passing TO the
cerebral structure a. TO cause cOnge.tion
This danger Is obviated by the enlargement
OF the thyroid gland, which holds back GER
tain portion of the blood in its dilated yes
scls, anu NnICu dlsD dCls rs u regulator OF the
cerebral circulation by exerting pressure upon
the carotids, and thus diminishing their
calibre. Another advantage which Dr.
Meuli-Hilty claims for his method Is that it
Is prophylactic against pulmonary phthisis
The apices OF the lungs being dependent, re-
ceive more plentiful blood supply, and are
thus rendered stronger and less liable to be-
come the point OF origin of tubeTcular dis
ease. The writer's assertions may be Jrrect
and his method may, as he claims, be the
only rational one, but 1t is likely to be a long
tune before he can induce mankind TO regard
pillows as useless and harmful part OF the
bed furniture.
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D,ov,sp =. rss COW ssrosA.
rbc ssd Accident which Befei Little Dsugh.
ter of ID g. Stauff-r

Tho sod Accident Which befe' Iuue Daugh-
ter Of n. 3. stauff-r.
Jennie, the eight year old daughter of ex-
underk eeper Daniel y. Staufier, met with
sad death, between and 9 o'clock this
morning. While playing at the Eden bridge
she lost her balance, fell TO the water below
and was drowned. Her body was recovered
shortly afterwards and Coroner Honaman
sent for. Her father keeps the Eden hotel,
but she made her home with her grand.
mother, Mrs. Susan A. Harnish, widow of
the late ID. w. Hsrnish, who resides near the
foundry. A short distance above the home
of Mira. Hsrnish the Conestoga Is spanned by
large wooden bridge, and 1t was there the
drowning took place The little girl left her
grandmother's house about nine O'Clock, to
play with several other CHILDREN of her own
age. They went into the bridge, and in a
short time the little girl fell through the
open space which is between the end of the
piauks of the flooring and the side of the
bridge How she fell the other children
were too much frightened to tell exactly.
Her hat first fell through the opening, and
she may have lost her balance IN her efforts tC
recover 1t.
The child was seen to fall into the water
by several men, who were fishing near bv.
They ran to the foundry, some distance of,
and gave the alarm. 4 number of men hur'
ried to the place and jumped into the stream,
which at that point is probably eight or nine
feet in depth. They dived To the bottom
and the child was recovered, short distance
/ below where she had fallen in 10y John W.
Harnish. She was quickly taken to the house
/ of her grandmother and every effort was
made to reSusCitate her II was OF no avail,
/ however. as the vital spark had lied.
The full name of the child was Alice Jen-
ME Stauffer, and she would have been eight
wears OF age on the Goth day of this month.
She was very much attached to her grand
/ mother, and has lived with her for n number
/ of years. She WAS the older of Mr.. Stsutter' 5
1 two children, the other being but three years
of age and was a bright little girl. The fu-
neral will take place on Thursday afternoon
and the intermeut will be made at Lancaster
cemetery.
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Wtlson & RdHkin's MinsfrsKy-On Friday
evening the hrst show Of the season will appear
In Fulton opera house. II will be Wilson A
Rankin's celebrated minstrel troupe This il
the only company OF the kind that has been on
the road all season. and for that rea. they ap.
pear mere early. Besides George Wilson aud
Carr Rankin the company includes the Paryane.
las and Poluski Brothers, who make their first ap
pearance In America with this party Charley
Goodyear, Barney Pagan, Marcus DOYLE ana
others.
Prof. HaNS Picnic.-On Thursday afternoon
next the dancing school OF Prof Edward G
Hail. the well-known teacher, will hold their
annual picnic ut What Glen park. There will no
doubt be large attendance, and these affair.
are always OF the most enjoyable kind.
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The Brownssown CAmp

bRowNsrowN, Aug. lO.-,The attendance
at campmeeting on Monday was yerv Iarge
The g usual n, esriy prayer meetings were held
~ n ~ Vci9ek; W w.sa sermon 9l was preached by
verses. "
The daily children's meeting at I3O n. m
was addressed by Revs w. ii. Romir. w
II. Weidner and j. Miller. Miss Maggie
Hurst was the organist
The afternoon sermon was by Rev. A. n.
Haylor, Leviticus xxv, %. Six O'Clock
Albright
The evening sermon was by Rev. L. J.
Miller, subject "The ProdIgal Son Return.
Ing" 1t was grand discourse and was fol.
lowed by Rev. w. X. Wieand, of Reading,
" . stirring sermon.
On "Wednesday At 10 o'clock Bishop Thomas
Bowman will preach.
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ssw YORK, Aug. l0.-WalI street, l:SO p. H.
Money easy at Sh per cent Foreign ex-
change dull at a s4k6i So Governments
nrm; Currency SIS, t26 bid Ga coups N9jA
bid KS tlllsz biz
The stock market this morning opened arm,
and 4 to Il per cent. higher, but almost imme-
diately alter opening raid by the bears on
some of the leaders drew prices down 4 to per
cent by II o'clock. Bulls bid prices up again
and at the time of writing the market is nrm
with figures within a fraction OF the best OF the
day
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Combined Church Escursion.

combined Church Cheap Excursion to Ocean
IroVe, Long Branch, New York and Coney
hu' on wednesday, Aug. Is. Round trip
tickets To Ocean Grove and Long Branch. good
,or sir Gays, only 1850. Round trip tickets 70
Sew M iork and Coney Island, good for three
1ays, only $40. Special through train leaves
s.ss hing street. at a. IN. Mannheim,
Liltz, DAD Ephrata, 70o. It's cheap Go.
iou pay your money and take your choice. Tho
last cheap one. For further particulars see small
circulars at all stations. 5slOIlIsITSitw
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\ COLUMBIA SCHOOL BOARD
ID0G1D 4 sPaOIAL assfISa TO COW
ssnss RLA AoK BOARDs.
- RsspsAh Thss Wsrs Recssvsd-ssoIss
4 eFspsru Recovered what y 0esss On
n Police Circles Happen
s iags IN sad around the Town.

. - n r
e..s Co.respcnosS" Tns coInmbis ,choo,
OOLuhsiA, aus -.... ~. ILL.,, :. .,,a
0O1fd held special meeting isss hient AZ tne
01Iloe OF DE- ~. q. Taylor, president The
1ullowing msmbes present: Graver, Fasig,
Sse~' aisda etrIue, TAYLOR, Urban and
~. .,,ssnt. wolfe. The object of the
Z ,..e.11uv vsa for the usiderstiou of putting
- - slate black boards in the institute and
f5HoeYv street buildings, as recommended by
1nn rsuair ana supply committee. The follow
- propcsais vere received and read NJ essrs
N N, Mcclure Il Co, S2l3. So McClees &
Cn Of philadelphia Sl67 Janson & Bro +,
6145. On motion of Secretay May the con-
tract was awarded TO Janson & Bro, at their
contract price. The committee on repairs
snd supplies were instructed to enter into an
article OF agreement to have the work done
In Q thorough and complete manner. On
motion the board adjourned.
stolen Property Recovered.
A men mad inthe eINTEIIIaENcER of last
night, the horse and buggy of Isaac Jscoby,
living st Ephrata were stolen on last Sunday
night The horse was driven very hard and
was left at the home of Frank Hogentogler,
some distance from Rohrerstown, where
another horse was taken. This horse and
the buggy belonging to Jacoby were left al
tho farm Of Solomon Ieamer, along the
Marietta turnpike. The stolen team was Sc en-
about four o'clock on Monday morning along
During YESTERDAY Bogentogler got his hoI Sc,
where It had been left and the buggy and
harness brought to Columbia by Squire
Evans. The party In Ephrata was Notified OF
the property being in Columbia, and came to
town last night and received the buggy and
hfneA
poucs Ca.es
. - ..u,
Jonn oderwait lVins nea' ep"u, on'o
complaint against John heln'oi honrers'oWh
at the office of Squire Frank, on the charge OF
malicious mischief. Rein had castrated lot
Of swine belonging to Oderwalt without his
consent The man was arrested by officer
Hardnele and given a hearing yesterday,
when he gave bali for trial at court
M.rv fIovd a colored woman. had com.
r,s;nt antarsd aua,nst her at the offica of
knnire Frank by her husband, Edward
T,1ovd, for the charge of adultery. She was
EVAN baarinv last NIGHT and taken TO iail
sh;s ,norn;no tor a trial at court-
Tovn So,.s
r. ,,.r r,on,h,,, r,os,,r, q, courou
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-10

PHILADKLrBIA, Aug q.-Beef cattle, receipts
foT week were-Beeves 1890; sheep, l!,lN; Hogs,
400. Previous week-Beeves, -eni sheep,
1900 Hogs, $500.
Beef cattle were &c, higher and dragEv EN,
tras. 5s4G5c good, 5.G5SC. medium, 4a415c
common. S464Sc.
Fat cows were fair at "a sc.
Mich cows were duh at t9N-t5O.
Veal Calves were fair at 5tl6IC.
sheep were without any Important change
extra iA.GSc good, 446l4Ic; medium, Sh6lC
common, sfISAc Lambs, 61GIC.
Hogs SLOW western, I91.c; state, SNG
6s.c.
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FLIZABETH TONY NOTES.
Trains Delayed by Blasting Debris-A Womi
Troubled by Ghosts.

Trains Delayed by Blasting Debrfs-A woman
Troubled by Ghosts.
ELIZABETHTowN, Pa, Aug. l0-Monday
was pay day at the "Tunnel Cut" and all
the workmen received their months wages,
In the evening the streets were full of these
men, who were enjoying themselves in a
lively manner, but not distur bing the peace.
Yesterday afternoon about . O'Clock, sew
eral blasts were made at the "cut on the r.
X. X. So severe were the shocks that large
rocks and other debris were precipitated to
the tracks below which delayed the New
York and Chicago Limited Express east, and
Fast Line west, for some time
On Saturday last MIR. c. NJ. SINNERS, OF
this place, was summoned to Springfield,
Chester county, at which place his father is
lying seriously ill, with Bright's disease OF
the kidneys; Mr.. SINNERS returned home
last evening, stating that bis father is in
critical condition.
Mr.. Harry Myers and wife, and Julia
Shober, of Lancaster, were visiting relatives
and friends In town fof the past Few days
Mr.. Myers and folks drove up on Friday last
in q two horse team, but after arriving here
one of the horses was taken sick. Through
good medical treatment by Mr. Solomon
Shaub the horse had became quite well, and
all returned home yesterday morning by the
way OF Mannheim.
Mr.. Rudolph Roat, of Conewago, whose
house was burned to the ground, and in
which two children were burned to death
on the 22d nit, moved to Mount Joy yester-
day. He states that he was compelled to
move much against his will, owing to his
wife entertaining an idea that ghosts are
around her disturbing her sleep.
Improvements of our streets are the order
ofths day; Bsinbridge street Strengthened,
new pavements and a new bridge are being
made, which will greatly improve the ap.
pearance of the street ; other streets are also
undergoing some change.
Cattle sales will now begin and Will Oc-
cupy every Saturday during August Seller
Il Alwine will sell at the " Greenawalt
house " $50 head on Saturday next.
The frame work on The exterior of the new
Lutheran church in this place, Is almost COM
pleted, and presents a very beautiful appear
ance with Its high steeple and fine editce. 1t
il expected that the church will be completed
and ready for dedication some time during
October.
A good many OF our farmers in this vicinity
are fattening their fine stock, and will enter
them al the Lancaster county fair.
Abraham Collins, of Marietta, was in town
yesterday.
William Bahney attended the Prohibition
convention yesterday at Lancaster, and feels
confident OF the success OF his ticket
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n AIN n rs.


ParLApuLrsIA. Aug 10 Flour Market
steady. sales of SO barrels Minn, bakers,
u S<lS % Penna family Al ~ Ic1i western
at d psSi IS Patents, a. sos 90
Rye fiour dull ATS S'tfS W,
IN m call-w heat-Aug, SSc; sept,
sr.c oct, S5Sc; Nov $50.
Corn-Aug, iSSo. Sept, axe oct ,SocS; Nov.
Oats Aug. sos; Sept, SSSc; oct, S'Sc;
Nov .SLc.
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summer Leisure,

Miss Blanche Taggart, of Lancaster, is the
guest OF DIR. John @. Taggart York.
Charles M. Howell, jr, son OF Frank r.
Howell, left for Atlantic City this morning.
DIR. T.. L. Higbee, state superintendent OF
public instruction left Lancaster this morn
ing for Beaver Dam, Wisconsin DIR. Higbee
suffers severely from hay fever, and has
found that he receives more relief from the
fine climate of Beaver Dam and vicinity than
anywhere else. He will be absent several
weeks.
John B. Miller, our efficient and obliging
oeputy parliamentary took run down 10
Atlantic City this morning. He will rest for
eiew days watching the never-resting sad
- ~ waves as they come tumbling in to kiss
~ tnconstant sand only to be repulsed and
ocean. W wv 'i"y
Mh James A. McDevitt and family have
there. '' tA'Do'A' ho"
lantio City. "' s'ne W Az
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IhE Presbyterian church excursion to Mount
sretna occurs on Tuesday, August "a An nd
vertisement elsewhere tells you where tickets
can be bought.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-10

CHICAGO, Aug. s-The DrorerS' Journal reports
Cattle-Receipts, $3.50 head, shipments, :, iOD;
market steady: shipping steers, go to so fs.,
6 aga 10; stOckers and feeders, g. INilS 81
COWS, bulls and mixed, 81 5OEI3 60; bulk, s. sol
5 90; through TEXANS cattle stronger cows, g. y
a. 10 steers, s3 CuSt5 -.
Hogs-Receipts, 2tnO head shipments,
lOro; market strong: roug h and mixed, o. l5Ss
ass; packing and shipping, q SlS5 10; light
~ OOsf4H: skips, slL
the market was strong natives, g. ONtl
I % Western, s. 506S 80; Texans, 81 7j83 -
Lambs, - seas 20.
EAST LIsIRrT-Cattle-recei a3ls head
shipments, 653 market iair and shade stronger
shipments to New York, IS carloads.
Hogs-receipts, 1870 head shipments, 1880
market slow; Philadelphia, o. pj15 10
Workers. 81 IO<si SG grasserS and common
Yorks, "a SOsSt IL. shipments To New York, Il
carloads.
sheep-receipts, 5000 head shipments, 400
market firm prime. - lDdsl 10 fair to good q
a.; common, 81 coG2 90; lambs, - 2SSJi50.
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ESTATE OF FREDERICK II. wILLIG, LATE
q of Lancaster city, deceased Letters OF
administration on said estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons indcht-
ed thereto are e4utstDd 10 make immC diate
payment, and those having ClaiwS or demands
against the same, will present them without de.
lay for settlement to the undersigned, residing
in Lancaster, Pa AUGUSTA WILLlG,
iyl5Etdru' AdmtnlstratriN
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NOTICE.
~ hereby give notice that | will continue
the Coal business At the old place, No, - East
King street, where | will hc glad to ace Cmmo
date my Old Gu TONERS and the public gCucra V.
After an - experience Of fifteen years IN the bust
meas | think can guarantee those who may
favor mo with their orders, that will sell them
clean. hrstClass Coal Rt lowest prices, and de.
Liver the same promptly IN any part OF the city,
GEORGE SliUlMl EB,
auE3lOI1lLESl9
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Special Bargains in Silk Gloves

Fine Black and Colorcd SILK Gloves at &c. a
pair.
Black and Colored Silk Gloves, extra hne
quality, siNbuttOn length. at &c. Il pair
Finest Quality Pure silk GauZs Gloves ak
button length. Black and Coored, only sc a
pair: former price. T5g, "
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We call your particular attention to our large
and varied stock OF
LADIES. AND GENrs HANpkERCHiEFs
LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS PRICES.

Three hundred dozen Ladies' Fancy Colorcd
BordereJ NAndkorChirtz, In the different styles,
Warranted it,l culors We are selling them at
the remarkably low figures OF Be. apiece
ftuv French JHmbuc HandkcrChict- SILK
finished, hstCOiur borders, hemstitch.d, only
&c, apiece,
French Calnbric handkerchief, silk finished,
woven borders, only 5C. apiece.
Childrcn's Fancy Picture BOrdered unndker
chiefs, Fine trcnCh Cambria, only SC. apiece.
Fancy BuricrCd Mourning handkerchief, fast
Coiors. only So. apiece.
Pine Cambria itlnkcrChiefs, hem sttt he'd, fine
Colorcd borders, in three styles only 1U apiece.
Pure Linen HAudkoUChicts, hcmstitChCd, uiro,
neat, nnCy-COlOred borders, last CulOrs, IN two
styles. at Ice apiece.
ZINE White liymztltChed Cambric IIandkg 81
chiefs, only lUC. apiece.
Pine Cambria HaudkcrChiefs hemstitched and
tucked, only lOC apiece
Fifty dozen OF very Fine White Linen Hand
krrChicf4, h,mstltChed, twoiuCh hem, only l2Lc.
apiece worth -bC. apiece.
Elegant Fine Linen Handkerchiefs, colorcd
borders, only iLhec. apiece.
cents White Union Linen HandkerChic
large size hemmrd, only Go apiece.
Gents larg. COiOred Bordcrcd Han ndkerchiefs,
warranted fast 'uiors. only &c. apiece six FOR
cents Colorcd Bordored Haudkcrchiefs,
woven borders, se. apiece four Tor 21c.
Gents All Linen COlUrCd BOriCIcd HandkcT
chiefs, fast CClor- only lUC. apiece.
Gents HemztttChcd Fancy ColoTed BordcTcl
liAndkelChiels, In four new styles, only lSc.
apiece.
cents white Heavy All Linen Handkerch hicfs,
GH+y 49, apiece.
Genr- Fine White All Linen Handkcrchiefs
hemstitChed, two-tnCh hem. only &c. apiece.
Ladies Fine White aud BUrdered Hemstlt he'd
HandkcrChicfs at DC, &c. and gDC. apiece.
Ladies' Pin" Cambria Mourning IIAudker
chiefs, ECmztitChcd. only lUC apiece.
Gents Fine C0lor"d BOrdered Handkerchiefs
new styles, At Sc, Toe, Soc. and SOC, apiece
White Hemstitched Chinese SILK Handker
chiefs, ~ inches square, only soc. apiece.
tull line ot white and Fancy Chinese and
japanese liomstitched SILK HandkeTChiois at IL
mArkAbly low prices.
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GOODS SUITED FOR woRKINGMEN

Just received At reduced prices to suit tho
tunes Al BeChtCld's Cheap Cash Stugu, 40. 81
NORTH OF ZEN STREET
Another lot OF those ENtGl size Working
shirts made to order.
GauZe ana Jean Underwear selling OF at re
duCed prices. Working Pants at ~ cents and
up. Best single and double front OvVrhallS In
the market New styles OF Collars, ~u- pendors
and Notions generally, at
BECuToLD'S.
l.. S.-Houses for sale ur rent
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CaroAso, Aug, u, $50 a m.-Harket opened
Wheat-Aug., I51sc; sept, I5lsc Oct, IKE
Nov, T91sc.
Corn-Aug, 42hc ; Sept, i3Sc; oct, 4iHc
Nov, i5c
Oats-Aug, 271c; Sept, 2sLc; Oct ~ .C.
Pork-Aug., g. 30: Sept, e. 70 Oct, o. SIX.
Lard-Sept, g. a5 s. Co.
kios-Sept, o. s2S.
CLOsInB.
wheat-Aug., 751.c; Sept, 7eIsc; Oct, 77'.c
Nov, 7g3Ec.
Corn-August, Hs.c; Sept, &c; Oct. ir4c
oats-8ug, g79.c Sept, 2shG2s7sc; Oct
29l.c.
fork-Augp o. ~; Sept, g. IN Oct.
sg62h
Lard-Aug- q 9?h Sept, O. g7I5 Oct, 3 TO.
Ribs-Aug., o. ~; sept, o. ~ oct, d llS.
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HOSE.

tiuy dozen Ladies' Black Cotton Hose, split
white tcet' ingrain COlor5, warranted iwo-t thread,
only l.hc. pair.
Fine Black Cotton Hose. full regular made,
white split feet, only &c a pair worth SIC.
Finest Black Brilliant Isle Hose only 37c a
pair would be cheap at SOC.
ss-Ihcse prices are for the month of August
only.
SSOur CHEAP Ribbons are selling very
last, ana we would advise those wishing TO buy
some TO call before they are ali sold.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-07
@ertft ssranmtastptu p.

Da bieie Trase oft gefteat pirb, pcnea
mir einfa@ fasei, baB fe cine Dome III,
bic eS itd felt 80 Sabrer aur Mufsabe mad.
te, Tra,entranfbetten, hauptid@li& aber
8inberfranfbeitea gu fubirer. 5te tai
bic 3onititution nnb bic BebHtfuiGe bieier
3uhlretden 2taHen beicnbers sepraft unt
als 6eiultat praftiIder 3enntnilie unb
@rfuhruns, pel&e fe i'm 2aufe eines Mens
idenalters als 2rantenpfteserir unb Nr3t
-8eiamnelt, Eat fe ben SOOTHING Shrup
ale ~beionberes Mittel far 3abnenbe &inber
3uiammengefeet. Diefe Webiiin Bat cine
ttasiide @trtunS - fe stbt 8uhe uab
@efunbheit unb erhdlt cfenen Qeib. Sn
Tolse bieier Mebiain it Tran @inslcp
meltberabuit setporben ale 8Obltbaterin
Der Sinber. limb bic Rtnber Gerbea grcs
unb banten ibr bafdr. Gu9 in bieier Gtabt
BAT fe bic Sinber gu Danf Derpfft&tet.
@rcBe Quantitdten bes Spptbing Sbrup
perben bier tdslt4 perfauftunb perbraa&t.
@ir slauben, Mrs. Winslep bat fim
bur4 bieien Nrtifsl unlterbIi& aeu,a&t
unb MIR fnb aber3eust, ba6 bur& beniei.
Ben Eauienbe bon Sinbern 9erettet tpurben
unb buB Wiiaicnen benielben nod nit
GrfOls sebruuden tperben. Seine Wtutter
bat ihre Yflidt 8etbda, trena fe uidt
Wars. 8inslpp's Soothiug Shrup aus
tpanbte. 8eriudt 60 2lle-l Fables GiGtpr
Seem Oorf. - gu perfuufen bei allen
Dru88tten. rs Gents bic 5laide.
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geSifeulpie a(bentenrer.

Melden antrieb fanit ein GdIlGes
Dabeti, ettpas Suites ober 8erIdBli9es
SI er3eugen3 Sinh bas bic 2eute,
9srsnet fir BITE Rranten unb Mebisin
IIr ben Sroguenbdnbler 3u liefern9
Itatl butte ti9 Dor na@semadten tpertb.
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