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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-05
RAILROAD LOCiEETTES-

Six Sunset specials, twenty-four hours
ahead Of time, passed oyer the Southern
Pacific yesterday.
Ira Turner, formerly car accountant at
the |. n e.. n. freight Office is now deliv
cry clerk at the depot.
The Southern Pacific depot is crowded
with freight, a good deal of which is wool.
To relieve the temporary pressure, an eX-
ira force OF eight truckers have been put
on night duty.
The expenses Of the |. Il G.. n. for MAIN
tCnance Of way for last month were just
double the expenses for the correspond
ing month of last year.
The |. & G.. n. have commenced blast
ing for ballast at the Green gravel pit.
Dynamite is used, which is shipped out to
the quarrieS in carload lots; that is one
car being used to transmit 100 pounds.
Some unfceling parties have played
heartleSS practical joke on Chief Clerk
Gibbons in Superintendent Listers office
at IOakum. They sent him box pur-
porting to have been sent from Philadel
pha, charges $50, in which was suspend
ed bottle containing half pint of
whiSkey. If he could get hold of those
parties their ScalpS would be at a great
discount.
Mrs. and Miss Nina. the mother and
sister of Mr.. f. NJ. AlvOrd, the purchas-
ing agent of the International and Great
Northern, and Mr.. J. d. Barth. his pri-
Vate secretary and his lady, have taken
rooms at No 1875 SOledad street.
Homer Eads, travelling freight agent for
the International, is in Eastern Texas on
business for the road.
Master Mechanic J. j. Ryan, of the
Southern Pacific, is In the city.
The travel over the Arkansas Pass to the
gulf cities is very heavy at present.
The Arkansas Pass has put on a rate of
4 cents per round trip for any point on
the Northwestern extension. Tickets are
sold Saturdays and are good till the fol-
lowing Monday.
The inquiry for rates to Northern tour
list points is quite lively although few
people are going off just at present.
Mr.. ChaS. LuptOn, of Tuscaloosa Ala,
and brother to Mr.. George r. Lupton,
ticket agent of the Southern Pacific, is in
the city on a visit.
Mr.. l.. :. Palfrcy. commercial agent for
the NJ, X. and T.. at Houston, is in the
city.
Commencing today the Arkansas Pass
will sell round trip tickets to Wooten
Wells, LampaSas and Galveston, at four
cents per mile, good to return in thirty
days.
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SEGUIN TOPICS.
To the DAILY LIGHT.

To the DAILY LIGHT.
SEGUIN. June 4. 1S9O.-Thc commence
ment exercises of Montgomery Institute
were opened Sunday by a very able ser
mon from Rev. Rice. of CuerO. Mr..
Starr, of Gonzales. delivered lecture last
night. and your Dean Richardson will de-
liver one tonight. They will close tOmor-
row night with exercises at the institute,
when Misses Henrietta BacchuS. of Eagle
pass, and Annie McRae, of Runge will re-
ceive diplomas.
Prof. CheeSeman closed his dancing
school last night with a very pleasant
hop at the armOry. There is general re-
greet among the young people that he
leaves so soon, and some of his pupils
would certainly be benefited by cOntin-
ued course Of instruction.
DR.. Arthur NOlte from New Orleans is
here visiting with his fathers family.
Mrs. Foster Ford. of Waco, will be the
guest of Miss Annie Brahan for some
weeks.
Mrs. Ella Given, of Austin, is a guest at
Gov. Ireland'S.
DR.. w. w. Scott, of KingSbury. died
yesterday evening and his remains were
brought here today for interment His
wife is very low at her home in KingSbury.
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LATE TELEGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE. SeE-
GAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

Tennessee state prohibition 'Onven-
ton is in session with 100 delegates
Springer, democrat, thirteenth H.,
district, renomlnated.
F. w. Hill of Exeter. Maine, is the
democratic nominee for governor.
The fortification appropriation bill
passes the senate.
Turner Hall and other buildings
burned at Pittsburg.
The republican congressional cam
paign committee will soon open head
quarters at the National capital.
The republican caucus agrees upon
a silver bill which includes bullion
redemption as one of its features.
The New York importers protest
against the passage through the SEN
ate of the Mckinley bill.
Senate amendment 81, referring to
abandoned goods to underwriters or
salvors, agreed to by the house.
Breckenridge will call no more
witnesses and testimony in his cas- Q
closes.
Senate agrees to resolution OF en-
curry into the management OF the
fish commissioners office.
Frye introduces resolution looking
to alliance with foreign nations for
suppressing liquor traffic: referred.
House comedies with senate on
army appropriation bill, including
the canteen clause.
Senator Quay is unanimously in
dorsed by the republican convention
of York County, Pa.
Major Wyman of Allegheny City
is arrested charged with perjury in
swearing that he was legally elected.
Quebec boodlers get away with
500, 900 on a $4,000 contract, and
ask for $500, 900 more.
The Alabama contested election
case is settled in favor of McDufile,
contestant, $50 to 1l3. McDuffle took
oath ofoffice.
Fritz Emmits wife receives abso-
lutte divorce. while Fritz is on the
high sea. Fritz can't marry, his
wife can.
The bantom championship fight
on the Pacific coast is draw at the
end of the 73rd round. The last 4O
rounds were a farce.
A batch of 100 mormons arrive at
New York from Liverpool destined
for Utah. The question of their be.
ing contract laborers is raised.
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The Lower California FiIibuster.

The Lower Cal1lOrnla Fll1DuStef.
SAN DIEGO, Cal, June 1.-The in
vestigation being made into the pro-
posed filibustering expedition against
Lower California continues to reveal
startling facts, and new phase is now
put on the affair from evidence fur
nished by the agents OF the Mexican
Land and Colonization company.
1t appears that the president of the
company had in view plan to annex
the peninsula to the British empire
by pursuing the same policy fol-
lowed by the East India COM
pany when Great Britain acquired
her possessions in India. 1t
was designed to colonize Lower
California and secure conces-
sions from the Mexican government
and then to provoke strife and ire
quent discussions. English capital
and interests would then be leopard
lied and the Intervention of the
mother country was to be invoked.
In proof of this, the statements of the
agents of the company substantiated
by documentary evidence, have been
secured. Major Scott, manager of the
company, assured the filibusterers
that two English men-of-war
would be in the vicinity of
Ensenada, skirting off the coast
when new republican was to be
declared as soon as the declaration of
independence of the New Govern
ment had been proclaimed, these
war vessels were to enter the haroo
and recognize the new. nation. Scott
also statesthat the ammuunitionswel Q
aleady IN Lower California stor-
ed in the war house of Eng
fish company at Enensada. The
hundred cases of rifles were ship
ped to Enensada billed to the English
company, some time ago Major
Scott supposed that after the repub-
lie had been established, the United
States Government would join with
the acknowledgements in suppress
ing the invaders, then Great Britain
would be appealed to, to protect the
interests of her subjects and would
establish a prOtectoral over the pen
insulaT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-05

PARIS, June 5.-M. DeLesseps,
President af the Suez Canada an an
nual meeting announced the profits
for 1889 amounted to 81, 212, 1925 francs;
net dividend at SIS francs per snare,
receipts from night traffic amounted
to II per cent of the total against 46
per cent in 1888. The average dura-
ton of transit had been diminished
by four hours. The report asked 3
vote of confidence in the council on
tariff questions. Charles DeLesseps
announced the dividend for 1890
would be 81 francs. Without rebate
or resort it was adopted l PA to 200.
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Street Cars Speed Limited.

FORT WORTH, June 5.-The city
council has passed an ordinance I'M
der suspension of the rules, to limit
speed of street cars to seven miles an
hour, which will shortly go into
effect.
Miss Myrtle Rouse, who had her
foot crushed and sustained other in
juries in the Spring Palace disaster,
is able to be out riding.
Boudinot Crumpton, alias Bood
Burries, a young man aged about %,
was convicted of murder in the Fed
eral court today of murder of Sam
Morgan last November, and remanded
to Jail to await the death sentence.
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Plots for PanitZa.

SOFIA, June Sit has just been
learned that Minister mbouloff dis
covered plot made by Major Stanit-
"a, to capture Prince Ferdinand while
on a recent journey and to hold him
as hostage for the release of PanitZa.
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4 Minority OfOne.

BRUSSELS, June 5.-All the dele
gates to the anti-slavery conference
in session in this city, with the ex-
ception of those representing the
United States, have formally adhered
to the Congo tariff as defined by the
convention
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-05
BiSmarck'S MOdesty.

LONDON, June s. Prince Bismarck
is exceedingly annoyed at the mani
fest determination of the German
residents of London to make a dem
onstration in his honor on the occa-
sion of his forthcoming visit to the
English capital, and will endeavor to
evade public welcome at the hands
of his countrymen.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-05
New Clothes for the Court.

BERLIN, June 5.-Emperor William
and Empress Augusta, Victoria of
Germany will wear the new court
dress prescribed by the Emperor for
the first time on the occasion of the
baptism of the infant child of Prince
Leopold of Prussia and his wife, Prin-
cess Louise-Sophie, sister of the
Empress.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-05
An Old TWO Dead,

Frank Lancaster, an old time prin-
ter, whose father was one OF the
pioneers of Texas Journalism. died
yesterday in this city, ofconsumptiol
at the residence of his mother. His
remains were buried this morning.
He was at one time correspondent
for the LIGHT al Brownsville, Texas.
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Fine Residence Burned.

SHERMAN, June s. While the
family of Capt. J. u. Wharton were
absent from home, the house and all
It's con tents, with no insurance on
either was destroyed by fire of I'M
known origin.
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The Way the Celestials Fight.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.-The
steamer City of Pekin arrived from
Hong Kong and YOkohoma last night.
Advices by the same steamer state
that the war against the savages in
Formosa is being conducted In the
Chinese desultory manner. The
Chinese troops have suffered several
repulses and are unable to make any
progress in subjugating the country.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-05
Another Saloon.

NJ. Schulze, the former proprietor of the
street, and celebrated the opening last
night with a nice free lunch and cool city
beer. A large number of his friends were
present, who did justice on the occasion
Schulze invites all who did not get around
last night to call and see him this after
noon. II
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Russian Reforms.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 5.-The Toll
stoi reforms will not be put into oper-
alton in the six provinces until Octo-
Der. The ministers allege that it
would be inopportune to introduce
the reforms during the harvest
EeaSOD
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-05

CINCINNATI, June 5.-Alfred c.
Perine died in the city hospital Tues
day night of typhoid pneumonia, in
practically destitute circumstances.
Ho was the inventor of the eating
gun.
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Strauss at Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 5.-An immense au-
dience assembled to hear the first of
the concerts to be given here by the
Vienna orchestra. 1t was an ovation
to Strauss and his orchestra of very
flattering kind.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-05
Educational Division.

PRAGUE, June 5.-The Bohemian
diet has ordered to it's third reading a
bill providing for a division Of the
educational council into two national
sections. This is IN Difference to the
conflict between the German and
Czech parties in Bohemia.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-05
Indiana Republicans.

KoKOMO, Ind, June 5.-Judge Dan
lei Waugh was nominated for con-
gress on the fiftieth ballot by the re-
publican district convention, defeating
Joseph B. Cheadle, the present con-
preSsman
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ReDrOduCing Fort Metz.

KANSAS CITY, June 5.-The sham
battle was the feature of Wednesday
and occurred at shutdown. 1t was a
fair representation, on small scale,
of the battle of Fort Metz, fought
during the Franco Prussian war.
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The POpe's Circular.

ROME, June 5.-The pope has issued
a circular letter to the German bIsh-
ops, urging them to keep the Catho-
lie movement in Germany alive, and
spare no pains to ensure its advance
ment
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-05
Nine Hours aDay,

a secret meeting of the Carpenters
Union was held last night, with delegates
from other unions present. 1t was de-
have agreed to this and i'm conformity
with the action all workingmcn began
work today at : o'clock this morning and
will knock off at o'clock this afternoon.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-05
American Rifle Team.

BERLIN, June 5.-Great prepare
tons being made for the reception
and entertainment of the American
Rifle Team, which is expected in Ber-
lin the second week in June.
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Some Other Day.

WAsHINGTON, June 5.-There is
taclt understanding about the Senate
that the bills for the admission of
Idaho and Wyoming will not be con-
sidered at this session.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-05
An Old Cunarder Dead.

LONDON, June 5.-Sir George Burns,
one of the promoters of Cunard line
of steamships, died at his residence
on the Clyde yesterday. He was 95
years OF age.
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Companies Office, 4I3 {. Houston Street.
Liberal Terms TO Agents
Orleans is OFF.

BERNE, June 5.-The Duke of Or
leans arrived at Dele, on the Swiss
frontier, az o'clock Wednesday
afternoon.
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Marriage Licenses.

J. NJ. Booth and Mary A. Devine.
Jim Williams and Jane Fields.
p. :. Roche and Dora Henderson.
Profirio Quintero and Juana Ortiz.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-05

County Clerk Smith has received a
note forbidding him to issue a marriage
license TO Thomas Franklin. Jr. His
father, Thomas Franklin, ST., fOrbidS it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-05
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
PRESS DISPATCHES
AND STATE SPECIALS.
UP TO THE TIME OF GOING TO PRESS
Oregon i'm Line.

PORTLAND, OREGON, June 5.-The
Legislature will stand: Senate, Re-
publicans %, Democrats S; House, Re-
publicans IS, Democrats %.
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Schooner strikes a Stake.

GALVESTON, June 5.-Parties who
own property at Dickinson, held a
meeting last night and place was
adopted for forming the Dickinson
Land and Improvement Co. with
500, 900 capital, to advance and build
up the town.
The Schooner Ami, struck a stake
marking off the oyster beds, which
made such a hole in starbOard PLAN
that she commenced leaking so rapid
ly that is was with great difficulty
she was got into port before sinking.
The Light Guards-Canning Factory
Houston, June 5.-The Light
Guards will meet tomorrow night at
the armory to consider attendance at
the San Antonio encampment.
Twenty-one lady and gentlemen
students are added to the business
college, and great increase is expected
during the summer.
The Cecilian concert has been post
poned on account of illness of one of
the lady members.
There is a movement on foot to prop.
erly celebrate st. johns day, June
"a, by the various Masonic bodies of
the city, when it is expected recep-
ton will by held in the Masonic hall.
Directors of the canning factory
have held their first meeting and
organization is perfected, president
and other officers elected. Several
applications for stock were received
and accepted, which very nearly
brings the amount up to the limit of
$4,000.
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The Pickets Return,

PARIS, Tex, June 5.-Several men,
bers of the Paris Pickets have return
ed from Richmond, Va, where they
went to the unwilling of the Lee mon
ument.
Mr.. w. T. Tucker of the New York
World is in the city.
Contract is let for paving Main and
Clarksville streets.
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Congressional Candidate---NO Small

Rio GRANDE CITY June 5. (Special.)
At meeting of the Republican
held in Rio Grande City recently,
Hon. r. B. Rentfro of Brownsville
was heartily endorsed for congress
ional nomination in the 18th district.
Not single case of smallpox has
developed itself in all it is section
and the sanitary force maintained
here is for the purpose of influencing
the election and preventing such a
republican vote as this feared will
endanger the district.
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Gine friibere Gntid,eibuna.

IS bat bier elm tpenig grltauEen cts
itaunen erwedt, bob man auBerbalb
bes Staates iiber ben genauen Nblaufs.
termin bes gegenmdrtigen 6reibriefs Der
2ouiiiana Gtaats. 2etterie nod TIM .3meis
fel lit. Dies lit i'm 6reibrief Der Cons
panp. ber elm 6fentIi9es Document III,
beutli@ angefibrt unb lei1t na93ui@las
gen. Sogar Der iebige Grsibrief ems
bigt ni9t Dor 1895. Gerner ipurbe elm
ENHANCEMENT our Contribution bieles
States erlaRen, es benz 0olfe BEL els
ner Wabl In 1892 anbeim3ufe0en, ob
BET Treibrief Der 2%ouiiana @taats.
2otterie- Company bis gum Sabre Heunz
3ebn 6unbert unb rteui13ebn In Graft
bleiben fol-. Greibriefe tperben notb,
menoiger Weiie flr cine gentle 3eit
gutgebeiBen, uab beren grneuerung fin
bet rur Der Gorm tueset ftott. Dieiem
III b~oQfdnbig borgebeugt, ME Sober,
Der nit ber Sbatfa1e bieies 5alIes bes
faunt LIT, ipiKen muB. @rDBe 3ufries
bentelung tpiro Der 8erpaltung Der Sc
tterale Beouregarb unb garlp Musbrud
berliehen, meI9e als Guperintenoenten
Der 3iebungen, ben boben &ang, su
tpel9en He bic 2ouifana 6taots.2ottes
rie Company empOrgei9mungen, unb
aufre9t erbalten tperben. Stem Orr
leans, (2o.) Simess Democrat, 5. Nus
quit.
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GrmmtbisenS fir bic gdmadbeu.

90 LANCE has benz Grl6ideu uabe eebensfani@en
aberbaupt nod gu frii4er @Iutb ansefaat perben tam,
70 LANCE lit aud nod 9pHuuus fur ben i6pa5en unb
absesehrten aranten. 9aiet Jpn besbalb niGt Der Ger@
%Speiluns anbeimfauen, ~ipnbern f6bet Jpn erneute ee=
benSbpfnunS elm, incem ibr tbm setset, baB es Elm
bb4it pirtiameS Mittel CUR 8teberberfeluns Der ses
itimulirenben Giseni&aften belebt Spitetter's Maaenz
bitterS tdsIi9 bic Strait in ben a6rpern uni bic Soft
nnns i'm @ematbs BON Gauienben iApd9li9er unb ner=
ppier Sranten. Nppetit, erfrtIhenber S@taf, ae5unbe
Sarbe, baS iinb bic Mprsensaben, nit ,pelden Das
8itterS ale Oieientsen/bei&enft, pel&e fb ieiner rers
i&riftSmabts %beStenen. Die manselbafte Gerbauuns
pirb interchangeable, baS biune 8lut bereidert unS
iebeS lebenipenbenbe unb lebenerbaItente Organ beS
a6rperS pirb ~setrdftist hur@ has Sitters, baS, felbit
benz @aumen garter unb rerp6bnter Damen munbenb,
gang resetabtlii&er 3uiammenIesuns unb burtauS
fiber un6 ~sefabrlps gu nebmen lit. Gebrauft eS unb
S%epinnt fte sei4runbenen trdfte ipieher.
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Gages@ Weuigfeiten.
Snlon D

Ser @eiGdftsoronunsss Musi1uB
bes &eprdfeutantenbauies bat bei6loIs
fen, bob bic GIeif9inipettionsbil unb
bic Mntts Sdmal3berfdlf9un9s.8 Bill am
nd6ffen Wontag unb Sienitag i'm 6aufe
5ur 8eratbung fommen folen.
= Bei elmer 3ug : gntgleiiung auf
Der 8alep &oab in WaHa9uielts. in
Der Ndbe Der Station Cape Sob, ipur.
ben 5 perfonen get6btet unb 25 lebeus=
gefdbrli6 berlebt.
= Die Stabt Wiltesbarre in penns
iplbanien tpurbe our9 einen berbeerens
ben Option beimseiu6t. lleber 200
bduier finb gan3 ober tbeiItpeiie 3erf6rt
uorben. Die 3abl Der burd Die Sea.
tafropbe @etDbteten III mod ni6t ges
nau feftgefelt, belduft fd aber auI
mebr als 20. Inter ben Opferm befins
ben Hm iebr biele Deuti9e.
= Die in Sadion, MifffRppi, to-
genoe @pnffitutrenbe 8eriammlung
nabm Bef6ltKe Oil, in beren gefagt
wirb, bob bic rapibe 3unabme bee Gars
bisen i'm Oa3oo,D Delta ben @taat Mils
fiftppi nit elmer baIbieen Mirifanilirung
bebrobe, unb boz bieie @efabr nur boz
bur9 ab3umenoen iei BOP oas poIitiiGe
uebergetpi6t ber MeiBen unter aIen
umffdnben aufre9t erbaIten tperoe.
60 follen 3. 9. bic gountD,B eamtsn In
3ufunft ni6t mebr erpdblt, Ionbetn
bonn @Duberuelr errnnnt ueroen.
Muslanb.
= 8alinbo, Der @eianbte ean Sal,
babors in Guatemala, bat on ben YrG,
fibenten @3eta telegropbirt, baB er uns
ter ~ebrenbOllen Bebingunsen fur San
SalDabor cine @inigung iiber bic Gries
bensf9lieBung nit Guatemala ersieIt
babe.
- 2aiier WilbsIm II. febt am Donz
nerftag feline &siie Bon Marpa nod pe
ierbof BEL st. Petersburg fort. BON
bort aus begiebt er lid am 5amnag
nod 3ronfabt. Ser &ei9sfan3ler b.
gnpribi beeiebt f1 Direct nod peters
bof pD ct cine 3ulammentunft nit
benz ruIfiden premier.W iniier Oe.
@iers haben nirb.
= Mus Mabrib tper6en mieber Der,
ein3elte @bolerdzS obesfGle gemelbet.
= Die 1erborragenoften Witglieber
Der ierbii9en GOrtfdriitspartei bislten
ON 10. Muguit Elm Banfett ab. &ura
na9ber ertranften bic idmmtIi9en
Sbeiluebmer, unb stuar, wie fi1 bers
ausfelte, an arfenit 8ersiftuna. Man
bermntbet, baB bic politii@en @egner
Der ierbif9en Gorti6rittler BEL bieiem
gerbre6en ibre 6anb i'm SpieIe sebabt
hQben.
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@at6 sitr aytatter,

Dor ilber so Sabren idon tuurbe
Mrs. WinsloD's Sootbing Sprup bon
Mtttern beim 3abnen Der 9inber auges
tuenbet. Mirf Du i'm GmIafe burd
bas S&reieu eines 3inbes geif6rt, bas
i'm 3abnen 1T unb Dor Smmeraen
tpeint2 Menn 70. Iafe fofort cine
Glaf9e bon pWirs. MinsIotp's Goptbing
Syrup boIen. Sein Wertb 1T unbes
aablbar. @s tpirb benz tleiren Qeiben.
ben fofort 2inberung berl9aHen. Ser.
laBt eu6 baraut Mtitter, es lit fem
3meifel oarlber. gs beiIt Gn|entern
unb Oiarrboe. resuIirt Ben Dragon unS
bic Nieren. beieitiet Minb 8 R0Iit, ers
uei@t ben @aumen, perbinbert gni3in,
onng unb tdrft bas earse Gpifem.
sMsrs. WinsIops Soothing Syrup
fiir sabnenbe ainber 1T ongenebm in
@eiGmad unb bas &eaept ftammt bon
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