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cumsisnces, and then will drop them
forever, and whatever she was tefore
her school experience she will DO after,
with the difference that some Of her
weaknesses will have been developed,
which otherwise might not have been
exposed quite ~ soon.
IT. for ins,ance,a woman l. natural
born slave Of vanity, tampering with
hooks, IL likely to make books the assn
ciate Of her weakness, aud she Will
manifest II by rendering herself a
common laughing stock through her
exhibitions Of bookishnes.. IL this
same shallow person had turned her
attention to light society, her vanity
would very likely have exhibited It.
self In the excentricltie- Of her dress,
or some other ldio,ic fail Of the period.
We reasscrt, therefore, that while edu-
cation makes truly great minds very
much greater II has not the power TO
do real harm to anybody.
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why GAMBLING CAN'T ~ STOPPED

somebody has been raising the
question Of gambling Ia the army.
Captain Geflech Of Fort Smelling was
sskcd q fow days ago, what he thought
about II, aud he answered simply that
gambling was common. lie never
saw a military poet that by any sort Of
msneuvers had accomplished anything
In stopping or even checking II.
Thisis sad, TO be sure. We wonder
n Captain 0crlech ever enqulrsd
whether gambling was common In the
posts he had visited or made any effort
10 stopit. HE words are quite suggcs.
tive II an ofiicer who Ia not concerned
particularly whether soldiers gamble
OF not We wonder II Captain Gcrlech
ever CANDLES. 1.-The does then 1, Is
clear why he never saw n military POS,
that lid not Indulge In the practice.
A man who IL always soaked In
whisky Il usually Of tho opinion that
all humanity are guzElen, aud that
whisky Il a necessary evil. SO with
all the rcsi who themselves indulge IN
pfacticinR the vice or the crime agains,
which they are presumed to he exam.
ples. Tho probabilities are that the
army does not contain a hundred OH.
GERS WIN arc not habitual gamblers,
aud that IL tho reason they
can't stop Il. The public have
the best u reasons n believe that
nlne.tenths Of the civil offices like.
wlso are Allied with expert gamblers.
Either this l. 20 or else the leading
newspapers Of the country deserve 10
be prosecuted by tho government for
falsely a,trlbu,ing habits OF lawlos-.
mess 10 IL public servants.
while the head men Of the nation
are being continually paadrd before
the country as principals Of this, that
aud the other "blg game" and their
dlsrcputablc iniiuigcnclc Ia invariably
related as q capital joke, and the people
continue 10 vote Tor such mon for ofiicc,
what moral RICH, have We 10 complain
against III. army officer, tho soldiers
OF any one else for gambllng' What
moral right has prosecutor who gam.
bl.- 10 stand before u Jury M the
accus-r Of one who has violated
the gambling laws. What moral right
A A. -. a A..
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Relnlned Missionaries.

Elder David II. Klmball, of Meadow
willie, Rich county, Utah, called at OUT
office this morning, having Just re-
turned from a mission to the Southern
States.
Elder Kimball has been absent since
March, 1850. The nrst six months OF
his mission were spent In Garter
county, Tennessee, and Mitchell
and Caldwell counties, North
Carolina. During the remainder
Of his absence he was stationed In Ash
county Of the last named State. Brother
Kimball was released on account OF III
health. lie speaks highly Of the hos
pltality Of the people among whom he
hborcd. In his sickness they were as
kind and considerable 10 him as u was
possible 10 be-.
Elder T.. 4. Parry, Of Mantl, arrived
In this city on Monday ON his return
from n mission 10 Wales, whittier he
went on March 5th, 1859. He received
courteous treatment at the hands OF
all classes Of people among whom
he laborcd and assisted In allaying
much prejudice against the Saints:
He returns home Ia good health anu
excellent spirits.
Elder John T.. johnson, Of Tooclc,
another missionary. returned home
few days ago. lie left this city
April 10Th, 1850, and went To Sweden,
where he labored until released 10 re-
turn home. lie expresses himsoli a.
being thankful for his experience and
L. glad 10 be among his friends again.
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WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW.

Dus A Co., In their trade report for
the week ending July I, 1891, say that
everything waits for tho crops. There
l. lcs- anxiety u late about gold cK.
ports, and money Is said 10 be growing
easier Ia the markets. while tho
volume Of business represented by
clearing house exchanges outside Of
New York, IL about 0 por cent. les Tor
the last week Of June, and about 10
per cent lees br tho month than last
year, there is prevailing confidence. In
the speedy recovery and expansion Of
trade.
At Boston wool Is In fair demand.
sales being ., ~, 200 lbs. for tho week.
At Philadelphia . waiting market for
wool slightly mvofs buyers. Al do.
tfoit wool moves slowly, holders
waiting for higher prices. At
Chicago wheat receipts are i've times
last years, receipts Of wool
and hides nearly double, aud gain
appsar In butter and -four, but a loss
Of oue.half In cured meats aud dressed
beef, Of two'thirds In lard, OF quar-.
ter In corn and cheese, and some de.
crease In oats, barley and rye.
The report further says
"Trade In brohdsinn. has not laen
especially active, though wheat declined
below 81 por bushel, rising again little
within the past fow dsys. aud corn and
oats are also slightly stronger, ana cotton
Il unchanged Notwithstanding improved
crop prospects. The exports u dom,stlc
products from New York Ia June exceed
last years by about 5000. 900, and tho
cnnrso Of tho market ftvora heavy
movement In hroadstun.. During the
past week, the treasury has paid out only
A. much money A. II has ukon u.ihouah
disbursements f,r July 1T have not vet
been rockonoi out The money market.
appoar on The whole little less easy
though tho rate on call hero ha. ranged
during the pact week bogwoon %, and o
por cent Somewhat moro demand ap.
pears al Boston, and there Is a shade OF
siringeney At Buffalo; tho demand Al
Cleveland il actiye, and tho market l.
close Al Cincinnati, strong At per cent.
at Detroit, we'll supplied AZ d, bui with
nothing for speculation at Chicago. and a
little easier at 81. Louis, sulngenry still
appears At a low southern points, Inn Al
New Orleans tho .upply s very t.ir
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PETERS PENCE.

TnE latest dispatches from Rome
contain much that IL sensational re-.
la,ing 10 the management Of the Peters
Pence finances. II transpifes now that
the report Of n syndicate Of Catholic
banks, projected last winter, for Paris,
London. Berlin and New York was
not entirely without foundation.
Though the Pope was not cogniEani Of
this banking enterprise, yet his adj
minlstfator Fauchi, was the head and
from, Of II, The dispatches fully explain
how the nrst bank was started In Paris,
and how the Pope became acquainted
with the scheme, the r,sult being the
dismissal Of Fanchl.
The Peters Pence tribute l. n very
old Institution Ia the Roman Catholic
church. Originally the western king.
doms o. Europe contributed sums NJ
money 10 the Roman pontif Ia memory
Of ~. Peter, whose successor the Pope
y believed 10 be- by Catholics. The
annual tribute idea INT originated
In England a. far back A. 72l. Though
historians dlfi,r ~ 10 the exact date,
yet all admit that tho custom prevailed
long before tho Norman conquest. The
tribut- consisted In the payment of a
silver penny, by every family POSSESS
ing land or cattle Of the yearly value
Of - usuce. aud IL MA cuilscipd during
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A NOTABLE ADDRESS.

CuiYr Ji.r,,p z.s,,. .,..., 81,
the R.publlean conv,n,ion ~ hIch an.
reared IN fall In "Wednesday ,v,nIny,.
D,srnrr Nrwa IA hyo,.hlv com.
m,u,cd upon by ali cla.... IN III. c,,y
IN. only ,xc.n,,on 10 mi, 4. A.. ,,l,,,,.
,omuo.rd az n Few dI,cIn,s. q, a..
go.tel Of hat. Ia whom .n,,h,,, m.
hlrn... toward IA, ,Aio,mon,, n.o,,l,
.e,. a. a now.,fuI annette
Judv, Fam, n. ~. nav. m.nv ,,,,..
declared. has uon, "a the a ,mo,, ...
t,,n,Itv n, M. i.w .nJ IN, 49,. A..
oar onlnIon h.. .,,.,,h,,d 4, 1901
Icritlmat, limit. I'm M. d.,o,r,ins'
tlon 10 uit.u, nolyy,my IN an.
death. with IN. .scrn,,o, a, M.
banbp,,, ,ownr,. az. nds,. ...,n.,
law. bearing an one cIs.. a, ,,I, CO.
muplty. M. Homo, h.s conno,,..,
hIm.olfs. an uprIyh, con.c,an,,an.
and impar,IaI Iudy, ma, d.c,.,ans
have exhibited mai oniy Ma .lI,,,y ~
Iuri., but . k,.n sens a, ,.I,n....,,
regard for the public welfare ThI.
We have sald, In substance xh.n hs
was not occupying a la dlciaI of,le,.
Its very gratifying. then. N And
that now the "AlonnonD NAOMI, hay.
-, N''"V" f'op'' nave
tho lass Of tho land. Judv, Zan.
come. forward In m..t than and 49,
tend M. hand AZ gr..,,n, 10 -.
them into a iiil,,Inn Mn, a.. $3.50,
-. NV. s'.". So, wv" Wv national
m. rIyh,. and n,,v, -. y; ' eI' "
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h,n n,,.. ,'s,n,,.. ','"un 'n' 'A'h'f
N L,sn snd ha ,.. Wv, Wv no. no nlo'h
,inc.rity In hs s',l '-'s u'o 'aui'
which ih,y hoo. -. - ' '.' '"'o
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EDUCATION AND WOMEN.

kATE Field has been reading a
Characteristic lecture 10 American
girls on this subject Of education. Kate
Is much disturbed Ia her mind lest the
pursuit Of higher education by young
women will dctraot from their qualities
~ housewives. without discussing
tho merits Of her almonltions now, We
suspect that had She made them public
a little earlier In her career they would
have taken better among the girls. II
i Our belicf that the average younr
woman n America, II disposed, could
teach Kate Field more truth. about
eompeI"n, housewiirry than she has
ever yet thoayh Of or ever will. As for
education damaging wOmanhood, IL Is
all nonsense. There Is nothing In pure
learning 10 degrade anybody. IfAg 40.
man Is by nature coarse aud hralen.
education may make her bra1snry morc
conspicuous. But the probabilities are
that II will tend 10 tone down her eC
ironiery ami render her lees self
Opinlonated.
The woman who has not the strength
of faculty TO receive the higher
branches OF learning, simply viii not
receive them, no matter what her %.
por'unities may be. She will toy with
books for season, precisely as ia,
young man does under the same cir.
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IHE REPUBLICAN IICkET.

THE ticket nominated by the Re-
publican county convention will
greatly please the local members Of
that party. The bogus Republican,
those who remain connected with the
"Llberal" faction, which Is pledged 10
the snti.rpubllcan scheme u "hior.
mon" observation-disclosures find
fault with the names on the ticket ox'
cept that they do not represent GLIB
cfalism."
Leonard q. Hardy has an excellent
reputation In tho community n q
business man, and hi. Official career aa
Collector l. without flaw. The con.
ventlon would no doubt have
put him forward for ro.elecil on
10 the office he has filled % well, II he
had not positively declined the nomi.
nation aud presented another name.
The reclamation by which be wa
chosen for Selcciman was conpli.
munt well deserved.
Frank kimhali has been viswcl as
a member Of the "Libeml" faction, but
his appearance nj the Republican con.
venllon and his acceptance Of the
nomination Tor Collector. show that,
like other we'll known liepubl leans, hu
has had enough of that faction or con.
slder- 1t has no further legitimate
work 10 perform. He Ia worry popular
his ability and Integrity are uudisput
ed, and his name givcs strength 10 the
ticket.
j. II. Miller lives at MN Greek, IL a
man Of good financial standing and
business ability, Of strict integrity aud
sound common sonss. Perhaps no
body will be more surprised than him.
self al his nomination, ~ b. has not
figured In polite, nor, ~ far ~ We are
aware, declared his political ptoclivi.
tlos. However, he would make good
Scleciman aud serve the county faith.
fully.
n. w. Ashton IL known ~ n talented
school teacher and popular young man.
He has been identified prominently
with educational Interests for some
time AMI would make M able County
Superintendent.
We do not think there can b. any.
Thug ,aid personally against either u
thcrc nominees, or their fitness for tho
positions 10 which they have been
animated. Whether there Is sufficient
party strength 10 elect them rcmains
To bc seen. With two such strong
tickets In tho field, II h doubtful
which will receive the support Of
those citizens who have not ye, made
up their minds NJ 10 which party has
tho greatest claims upon their support.
IL IL about time that most Of them at
least should have arrived At q definite
determination.
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Territory will do much toward se,,li ng
the differences that have bred % much
strife Ia Utah, and will change the
feelings Of many who have viewed
Judge Zane rs anything but friend.
In this open and manly avowal Of
his support Of the present movement,
Judge Zane has greatly strengthened
the Republican cause In Utah. And
We believe that no fair and consider.
ate Republican who ye, remains In the
Liberal" ranks, can fail 10 be favor.
ably Influenced by the heartfelt and
hsartappcaling words Of the venerable
but vigorous chief Judicial officer Of
this Territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

The msmb,ts Of the Farmets' All.
ance think that legislation Is too slow
aud Intellectual to bring about tho TO.
form which they desire. That Is ono
Of the reasons given for forming the
proposed gigantic wheat trust. They
viii themselves corner the wheat, and
hold II until they eau get 81 ~ a bnshel
for itin New York. a pot of 800, O0O,.
OoO II hung up and the farmers are
shown how they can get II aud A.
much more besides, and "spllt II UNI
between them. The circular recently
Issued relating 10 the trust advocates
The complete prohibition OF gambling
on the produce market; not 10y legisla.
ton, but by the farmers controlling
prices, without the assistance Of the
stock broker, aud suggests tho forma.
tlon Of local committees TO keep ali die
farmers informed ON the cuIfentpr prices
and to make suggestions rs to tho to,t
time 10 sell
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

The farmers Alliance has n new
scheme on hand. Il 10 proposed To
withhold this years. wheat crop from
the market until the farmers eau re,
their own price, or, At least, price
considerably above the avomge. The
plan Il unfolded IN circular Of al.
Vice issued through tho accredited
official channels 10 all members Of tho
farmers organization In the United
States. II sugges,sa great combination
Of the ak million members Of the
farmers organ ilAilons, aud has the
relative importance and force ofan
oiilclal order for strike among 900.
900 members u tho Federation Of
Labor aud 100000 members Of the
Knights Of Labor.
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wish 10 say 10 my friends and the
public, that | regard Chambcrlain's
Colic, Cholefa and DiaffhUa Remedy
NJ the best preparation In use for Collie
and Dlarfhwa. II IA the finest selling
medicine ever handled, becsuse II
always gives satlsfaction.-O. H.Clark,
Ofangevillc, Texas. For sale by u. &.
NJ. |. Drug Dept. dSs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

A petition which ILLS several chests
and costs $4,000, with 100000 names
attached, will soon he forwarded from
Philadelphia 10 tho Emperor Of Illus.
sla, praying him 10 deal kindly with
with his political prisoners. rha, Il
may be successful Is the prayerof every
good citizen, but that the document
will ever roach the CzAr IL a question.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

a Grand Excursion 10 the Yellow
stone National Park, leaving Salt Lake
City, July Goth nj $50 y. M. VIII be
personally conducted by an expert.
encvd Tourist Agent. Only $3.50 for
the round TIP.
For particulars inquire nj No. 20i
Main Street. ID. u. BrM.EY,
General AVput
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

The Tcmcscal tin mines that have
teen In operation near South Riverside,
California, for six months, finished on
Friday last run Of six dRys' smelling,
and the company has shipped 10 the
American Tin Plate Company of -.
Louis 5000 pounds Of American pig
tin at Is cents n pound.
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Nniirr.

All persons In the surrounding cOun-
Try with whom our agents have con.
traeied for places 10 pest bills arr here
by notified that our Advertising cars
Will lie In Salt Lake City within few
days 10 cover Nil thts. contracted
places with bills, and they must no,
permit Others 10 occupy them.
JAMES T., CooPER,
Sole Owner Adam FoTepaugh shows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

They Say that Kaiser W lillian dis.
likes beer. We should suppose he
would after tho way I, has made him
talk on several recent OCCASIONS. hut
Queen Victoria, his venerable grand.
mother will not permit him 10 speak
cNlemporc while Ia England. She has
Just given him oricrs 10 write out the
speech which he will make In Guild.
hall, aud submit To her peusal before
he delivers H. This Is wisdom. The
young hero viii learn something from
his aged grandmother.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

The following statement IL how the
two great PARTIES stood and do now
stand In the House Of Commons may
he considered a good omen for Irish
Home Rule. When the Tories went
into office In lss6 they had a majority
Of lis, now I, Is only ~. This l. re.
duciion OF ~. No wonder they don't
want 10 have a general election. The
Liberals haye gained seventeen seats,
and fivo opponents In IN. Commons
have been converted To the Home Rule
cause.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

Have plenty Of money 10 loan on
city real estate and suburban acreage,
nj lowest market rites.
EDWARD II, WtCiss
dim go Main street.
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Go 10 SrTScm, BYwArER A Co.'S
" and W West South Temple street,
for Tin Roonbs Guttering, spoutiug
Stoves and Tinwarr, etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

Another gin Of ssOO,Ooo has been
made 10 the University Of Chicago.
II comes from the estate Of W. u. Og.
den, the nrat mayor Of Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

This Is the anniversary Of the union
Of Holland and France, which took
place July o, 1910.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

At the last accounting the surplus In
the United States Treasury was sii,'
gb2. oil.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

Zachary Taylor, twelfth President
Of the United States died on July 0,
1850. lie was horn Sent. 81, lIsl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

MosEY LOANED, short and long time.
Notes bought by y. T.. Gregg A Co.,
Room ~, Commercial Building. dim
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

Major Mckinley was interviewed
bya Plttsburg reporter on the sih inst.
IIe 4 oonIdent u victory In Ohio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

The survey for line Of railway be.
tween Boise City aud Butte, is being
made,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

Henry Hallam, England's famous
historian, was born July o, III.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

In colonial days the statue Of George
Ill. gfaced the Bowling Green,
New York city. On the 9th day Of
July, 1876, II was pulled down.
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In the craze for acquisition Of terri.
tory In Africa by European powers,
the Republic of Liberia l. threatened.
The French have already established
military statlon. within 10 bonnds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

News n threatened widespread
insurrcctlon comes from China. The
people are tired u the present dynasty.
by cruel murders Of foreigners II Il
hoped the Chinese government will
become involved Ia foreign compiled.
lions, then the people will rise and de.
no.e the nfeseni Eovcfnmrni.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

DoS'r foRoET the 10th Annual
Clothing sale NOW on ut
Il GOLDSMITH 4 Co.'S.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-09

Wo arc offering our
PROVO FLANNEL SUMNER
SHIRTS
A. Greatly Reduced Prloos.
JOHN C. CUTLER q BRO.
No. 80 Main Stroot
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-11

r6tbete er big an Die 0aarpur3eIn, Elm
beftiges 3ittern ging Our6 ieinen gan
gen 3brper. Sic ndberte fi9 ibm uub
legte ibm ibre 9anb auf bic @9ulter.
st ergriH bic 6anb unb pre6te fe bef,
tig amii@en ben ieinen.
@@Der cling fem Ntbsm. ieine 5tims
me Hang fat feu6eno Dor @rrequng:
@6au mir in bic Nugen. glia, iagte er,
unb i9m6re bel benz olmG9tigen @ott,
oaB I'LL bic @abrbeit rebet. Be6snfe, ME
i'd getitten, bebente, baB i'd beiue 2iebs
ool annebmen Derbe, tpte i6 beine
9lsihgiltigteit binnabm. ohne au muir.
reu. Senn 9iebe muB tber ieben 3pei=
fei erhaben = He mus ewig Ieiu. Be-
oente .ssbab 6u, inbem bu mir bein Oera
i6enff, auf oles ber3i1teu muBt, mas
bis babtn bas Slid beines 2ebens ges
tDeien. 8ebenfe, baB i'd Elm iebr an.
fpru6sboler 0lebenber fein tuerbe unb
nun antiDorte mir nit Der gau3eu Nufria.
tigteit, bic i'd TETS fe bod an Dir aes
f66bt babe.
Sbr Bid bfge9nete BEN Ieiaen unb
es log 10 bieI Wabrbeit BARN, oab ies
Der 3weifel aus feiner 5eeIe ueiden
muBte. Qls He feierli6 e~rmiberte: Sci
BEN aamddtigen @ott fduSre Id Bit,
bob Id bid nit aqsr Ma9t meiner
Seele liebe.
Sin Iauter Greu6enf6rei entrang f9
ietner 8ruf; Ieibeui6aftli9 preBte CT
fe on fein 9sra.
@enige Gage fpdter traten He cine
&eife an bic itolieniiGeu Seen an.
Nls He bon ibren 8efanntea NbT9ieb
nabm, iagte He la9enb, nit einent aau3
ejgenartieen Nlsorud bon @lhdieIigteif
in ben bunEIen Nusen:
Wir geben In bic 5littermo@en !, Sd
fHbe, es III iebr ridf9tsbou BON t1ns,
uafere Greunbe ni6t nod nod heben.
fdbriger @be nit unierer 8erIiebtbeit
au langmeilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-11
Matb far MHtter!

8nr tber 5OSabren idon purbe Mrs.
WinsloD's Sootbing Snrup BON Mil=
IiOnea bon Mttierr beim 3abaen Der
Rinber angetrenbet. Wirf Su ila
S9lafe bur9 6as S6reien eines 2inbes
geEDrt. bas i'm 3abEen if nnb Dor
SHmeraen petnta Msna 70, 1ahe fofprt
etue SlaIHe BON ,Dirs. WinsIow's 500
tEins eprur" boltu. Grin @erta ii un.
beaablbar. @s wirb benz fleinen 2eibei'
ben iofort 2inoerung berf6aFen. Ser.
laBt Gu4 barauf, Mitter, es III fem
3tpeifel bardbsr. Gs beiIt D9lenterp
uub Diarrboe, resulirt ben Magen un6
tie Eieren, beieitiet Minb 9olit, cts
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