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DR. ELLIS R. SHIP Will commence her next OBSTETRIC CLASS, APRIL 15th, 1890. Parties wishing to join the class_ will please commu- nicate with me as to books, terms, etc., immediately. Address: 16 Main St., Salt Lake City.

NOTICE. On October 14, Dr. Romania B. Pratt will be- gin another class in obstetrics. A limited num- ber of students will be given positions in the Deseret Hospital, where further particulars may be obtained from the Doctor. Those who take advantage of this opportunity to advance in this important branch of study cannot do better than identify themselves with the class, Dr. Pratt be- ing a thoroughly competent teacher.

OBSTETRICS. For the past ten years Dr. Ellis R. Shipp has taught large classes in Obstetrics, and through the earnest solicitation of those Specially in- terested still continues her labor of love in that direction, for the great advantage and indeed necessity of this knowledge cannot be overesti- mated. How soul-sickening is the oft told tale of suffering and death of the mother while passing through the greatest ordeal of her life—the bear- ing of the souls of men! . Who can but realize the importance of skilled help that suffering may be reduced to a minimum and death at this sacred period remain for ages unheard off. "The introductory lecture of Dr. E.R. Shipp’s Winter classe will be given on Friday Oct. 10th, at 4 p. m. All interested are cordially invited to attend at her residence No. 34 South 7 East St. Salt Lake City. ~~

The introductory lecture of Dr. E. R. _Shipp’s Winter class will be given on Friday Oct. 10th, at 4 p. m. All interested are cordially invited to attend at her residence No. 34 South 7 East St. Salt Lake City.

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