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The Evening critic., 1883-02-22

At cost price, dry goods, fancy goods, hosiery,
notions, &c, comprising entire stock of Mrs.
N. Gutman's dry-goods establishment, No. 012
Seventh street northwest Great bargains In
all lines are offered, as the entire stock must
be disposed Of. By order OF
ABRAHAM FISHER, Assignee,
The Evening critic., 1883-02-22
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
-,
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTUWEsT,
In EPFECT Fr.u % I9a3

10 THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
IN EFFECT Fen. 20, 1888
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. from station
corner of Sixth and B streets,
- as follows
For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago I!poilsd
Express of Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
at 800 a. NJ. daily Fast line $3.50 a. IN. daily,
with Sleeping cars from Harrisburg to Cincii.
natl Western Express 1880 p. m. daily with
Palace cars to Pittsburg. Mail Express
$50 p. M daily for Pittsburg aud the West
BALTIMORE a POTOMAC RA ILROAn
For Erie Canandaigua Rochester, Bu uffalo. Mag
ara, at 800 daily except Saturday, with Palace
= car from Washington to Canandaigua
For Wtlliamsport, Lock Haven ana filnllrn al
$50 a. m. daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East, 500 a, M, TO- 30 A. M
1.3O 420, $50 and 1920 p. m. On Sunday 420,
$3.50 and 1870 p. M. Limited Express OF Pull.
man Parlor Cars, 9.30 q. m. daily, except Sunday
Through sleepers for Boston 1.3O %. m. on week
- days. 1.2O y. IN. on Sundays.
For Philadelphia, 500 O. M, 1870 q. M. 1.3D 400
9.b0 and 1910 p. m. On Sunday at 400 $50
and 1920 D. M. Limited Express. $50 4. M,
daily, except Sunday.
For Baltimore, 6.40 500. $50. 1870 a, n and l30
40, 440, $40, 7.S0, $50 and 1e2O p. M On Sun.
day, 500, $50 q. M, 400 62o 730. $50 and 1870
p M
Tickets and Information at the Office north.
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylyania
avenue and at the station, where orders can sa
LETT for the checking of baggage to destination from
hotels and residences.
CHAS. f. PUGH, General Manager
j. X. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
The Evening critic., 1883-02-22
"AIderpey Dairy wagons"

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every morn
ing and delivered In u ID "Ward" prints, bbc.
per ib. Also, cottage cheese, bnttormllk
and sweet milk, &c per at. Cream 15c. per pint.
The Evening critic., 1883-02-22

Stocks and Bonds bought and sold at the New
York Stock Exchange for is commission, and
carried on margin when desired.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-21

state Of Affairs ut tho Officesi In Warrington
WASHINGTON, July 81. - Twelve
operators are on duty at the West
ern Union main offica to-day. in
Guiding the assistant manager and chief
operators. Jack O'Brien, one of tho
day force who worked Thursday and
yesterday is absent to day. whether as
striker or worn out with hard work
is not yet known. No linemen have
Joined the strikers here thus far. The
strikers are quiet, orderly and enthusias-
tic. Occasionally one is to be seen in the
neighborhood of tho Western Union main
Office seeking information or endeavoriDg
to communicate with his late associates
who remain at work, but there is no open
demonstration nor indication of i'll humOr.
At the offices of the other telegraph com
panies there is no change in the situation
of yesterday.
How the Strikers will be Treated With.
BALTIMORE, July 21.-The Baltimore Il
Ohio telegraph company at two O'Clock
to day state that their position in regar !
to the strike of the telegraphers is rs fO'-
lows: They are "willing and ready
at any moment to hear and treat
with men in their own emp'oy,
to concede the most liberal terms, but
they positively decline and under no cir
cumstances will they treat with a commit
tee of the brotherhood, nor any person not
in their employment"
This statement is made on authority Of
officials of the telegraph company.
Mr.. Stewart, the superintendent Of
the company, states that they have
18 operators at the tables in the main
Office to day, of whom six are accomplished
and efficient men and all the others can
handle messages satisfactorily and that
the force in Chicago, Cincinnati and Now
York has been increased to day at each
Office, and their business is being handled
efficiently.
!, Public Meeting to be He'll.
A public meeting to discuss the tele
graph strike has been called BY com :
mittee OF the Brotherhood of TelegraDhers,
at Ford's opera house tonight. PrOmi
nent speakers will address the meeting.
So far the men who have gone out in
this city have conducted themselves in the
most orderly and q let manner, and un-
questioDably have the sympathy Of tho
public
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The Osele 10 SpRrI OW.

DIR. Kat Won I'm ihe Farmer.
AT the pres mt Writing many OF the elm
htes of Lancaster city are infested by
millions of "Clm leaf beetles" The
leaves are literally skeletOnized by them,
:.ud tho twigs, branches, limbs and
Trunks, from the apex to the base, are GOV
cred with the larva, the pupa, and the
mature beetles, and although Lancaster
city is full of English sparrows, not one OF
item approaches those trees in quest OF
the worms. Even the CUTTERS and the
,avements are populous with these insects
where, as general thing. they are unmo
Tested by either the sparrows or the peo
pie. You will fird multitudes of sparrOws
in the streets lighting over half a grain Of
oats scratched cut OF . horse dropping,
but the elm beetles they " let severely
alone -
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'lNH r. POPULAR EXCURSION To REAL

'lNH r. POPULAR EXCURSION To READ
! ing and Grand Festival at Fair View Park
next Monday, the 2Si. The Liberty rnet
Band and u full orchestra have been ngagt d
for promenade. music and dancing. Refresh
ments OF all kinds can be had at the Park.
Fare (Round "trip. including admission to
Park) only $l.35.
n. B.-Special train with only five cars on
account of heavy gradc) will leave King street
at O'Clock O, M. sharp. and upper station at
to take, 1t possible, the train at the upper
station, and so secure for themselves good
seats, etc.
Tickets to be had ut Miss Flynn's Book
81 ore, Johu Hiemenz's Shoe Store ana on
special train j2O.2t
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A Kumor Emphat,caIly Denied

PHILADELPHIA July 2l.-Oficials of
both the Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania
railroad companies give emphatic denial to
the reports that have been received
in regard to tho purchase of the
Packer interest in the stock of tho
former company by either the Vanderbilt
Gowen interest or the Pennsylvania rail-
road. Secretary Fanshaw, of the Lehigh
Valley, strongly expresses his disbelief in
tho report that there has been a conference
on the subject of the purchase between
Messrs. GOwen and Packer.
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SECOND
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY al. 1893
THE RIFLE MATCH.



The American team LEADS up to the 900
Rangs-Tho ksr1tish Win tho Match
BY A6 POINTS.
WIMBLEDON, England, July 21.-The
international shooting match between the
American and English teams, which was
begun yesterday, and at tho closing of
which, (the 200, 500, and 600 yard ranges
having been shot )the Americans were eight
points ahead, was resumed this morning
at II O'Clock. There was good deal of
excitement attendant upon the success of
the Americans yesterday, Is the score was
one which had not been really anticipated.
In London the Americans were very de-
monstrative and w6re hopeful of q like
There was fine shooting on both sides,
the members of the two contesting teams.
Tho Americana Lead on 500 YARDS Range.
At the 800 yards range to-day the
Americans scored 346 and the British $50.
The Americans are thus "a points ahead
thus far. There was heavy rain just
before the shooting began, but the sun
afterwards came out and shone brightly
during the firing. The highest scores at
the 800 yards range on the American sido
were: s. Scott 80, w. Scott 80 and Bull
80. OF the British team Dods and Wattia
worth each scored 80 and Gouldsmith 81.
England Ahead ON 900 Yards.
The scores at 900 yards were Americans
1853, British 297. This makes tho aggre
gate at the end of 900 yards Americans,
I 1,687, and the British 1,697.
The highest score on the American side
at the 900 yards range was 90, made by
8. Scott. Smith made but II, Pollard IS
and Brown 10. NJ. Vittie, of the British
team, scored 80 and Gibbs 20.
Tho British Team Wins tho Match.
The British team won the match by 45
points. The grand totals were-British,
,951, Americans, 1,906.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-21
HEALTH REPORT.
The Health Of the CITY Never Better TIL
Now

The Health Of the CITY Never Better ThLn
No new cases of smallpox are report I'd
to day and the few cases in the city now
under treatment are all doing we'll. 1t
may be of interest 10 state that there is
not single case of the disease within
three squares OF tho business centre of the
city.
The INTELLIGENCER has not failed to
announce every case of the disease, and
every death that has occurred. This was
done primarily, as safeguard to citizens,
that they might avoid the disease by
knowing who had it !; and secondly, to
prevent the circulation OF exaggerated
rumors.
1t is gratifying to know that notwith-
standing a dozen deaths from smallpox
during the past two months the number
Of deaths from all causes has been much
below the average. Frederick Brimmer,
who has charge OF seven eighths of all the
the funerals in the city. gives us the fol
lowing statistics:
Funerals in the city from March 81 to
May 81 (befole there were any cases of
smallpox) SO.
From May 81 to July 81 (the term dur
ing which the smallpox prevailed) 81.
1t will thus be seen that the deaths
from all causes, Including smallpox, have
been only about one half the number that
occurred duling the same length of time
before this Giseass made its appearance.
Paradoxical as it may appear, the much
dreaded disease seems to have improved
the general health Of the city. Perhaps
the improved sanitary condition of the
city has had something to do in lessering
the death rate.
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SMALLPOX.
A Meeting ut the Almshouse.

A Meeting ut the Aimshopss.
The poor directOrs, county commissi0n-
ers sanitary committee, mayor, board of
health and health commissioner hcid .
Joint meeting at tho almshouse this morn
ing to have talk over the necessities Of .
new hospital.
Poor Director Evans, presided.
Hugh r. Fulton, of the board OF health
stated the object of tho meeting, that they
had met to consider tho disease which has
been in the city for two months and is still
spreading. The hospital 10 necessary and
the board of health has been given IN
additional power by councils to stamp out
the disease, and money had been appro-
priated for that purpose.
Mr.. Evans (who is from the country)
thought that the city ought to pay part of
the expense of the erection Of the hospital
as it would furnish most of the smallpox
cases. .... ....
Mayor MacGonigle stated that the city
had nothing to do with the erection OF the
hospital and they might rs we'll ask Col
umbia or Strasburg to contribute towards
hospital in case contagious disease
should break out in either of those places.
Councilman Wolf, of the sanitary com
mittec, said that there was no accommo-
dation for those sick and tho city did not
propose to erect temporary hospital but
would wait until permanent one was
completed.
Mr.. Evans, who seemed to be a growler
from the start, wanted to know il the pro-
posed hospital building would be charged
water rent by the city. He also complained
that the institutions are paying too much
water rent. The mayor informed him
that they would be charged water tax, and
in regard to the present. they are receiving
water cheaper than any one else. If they
SO desired, water metre would be put in,
and they would be charged accordingly.
Commissioner Sunny thought that the
building should be erected on approved
plans. 4
Commissioner Hildebrand stated that
he did not agree with his colleagues in
regard to the erection of q permanent
building at this time, but thought TEN.
porary structure would do. and if per
manent one was to be madc it should be
erected in regular manner by recommen.
dation Of poor directors, grand jury and
court. He did not think it practicable to
erect building as the one proposed, in 80
days. After some more talk the meeting
adjourned without coming to any definite
conclusion.
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Habeas Corpus Hea In.

This morning hearing on habeas
corpus for the custody of a child was hsald
before Judge Patterson. John Wcndler
resides at No. 30G North Mulberry street
ard be alleges in his petition that
his daughter Annie was unlawful and
against lis wishes detained at the house o:
John Short by Sholt, his wife and L.,usl
Wendicr (wige OF the petitioneD. After
hearing the facts Of the case the judge re-
manded the giil to the custody of her
father.
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A Horrible Decd o, se,t. n urdor.

ROCHESTER, Minn., July 21.-Charles
Fisherman, patient at the Second hospi-
tai for the insane, committed suicide yes
terday morning by jumping into the fur
mace in the boiler room. The fireman
there did not recognize him as patient
and before be could stop him he had been
burned to death. After getting inside
the furnace, Fisherman stood with his
back to the red hot brick wall until insen
sible, when he fell forward into the glow.
ing Goals
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DUnLlC SALE Or TWO CARLOADS
/ of fHorses.-On MONDAY, JULY o, lsS5
will be sold ut public sale ut the Mcrrimac
House. Z. A. Miller. proprietor, Lancaster. Pa,
tho following live stock, to wit: Two car. loads
of HOrses-Une carload of Canada Horses,
first-class, heavy draft and good feeders one
CARLOAD of Illinois horses. fine drivers, good
steppersan horses tor general farm use. The
above stock must be as represented by the
under ,igned or no sale.
A credit OF Sixty days Will be given. Sale to
commence at l c'Ock, p. NJ. of said day,
when attendance Will be given by
GEORGE GROSSMAN.
j REBMAN, Auct. jylS.ltw& ltdiy2l
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Live Stock Priasn

CHIcAGo-uogs-Receipt II 900 head ship
ments, $500 head market brisk and prices
stronger; mixed, . lOa5 As; heavy. S. iOR
90; light, $5 5006 20 skips. $3 o515 6l.
Cattle-keceipts, 6O0O head; shipments.
4,5oO head active, firm; exports. IS SOGG 10
good to choice shpping. $ 4O95 75;- com.
mon to medium, 81 logs IS.
Sheep-Eeceipts, LOCO head; shipments,
100 head market active and higher: Inferior
to fair. IS eO93 IS good, "a 9 choice. 81 %.
EAST Observation-Disclosures l,C64 head
market slow at Yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Receipts, l.7Sj heau market firm |;
Pk1ladelphiaS and Workers, $6 90.
9neep-Recetpts, 1OO naad : market slow
and about unchanged.
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Excursion to Reading.

On Monday next the members OF st. An
thongs church and Sunday school, OF this
city, make their popular excursion to Read
ing by rail. The cars leave the West King
depot at o'clock a. m. and the outer depot q
few minutes later. Ol account of the very
steep grade on Water street. only i've passen.
Is desirable, therefore. that excursionists take
the cars at the outer depot. otherwise some of
them may be disappointed. The excursion
will he under the management OF Rev. Father
kaul.
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A $4,000 Fire.

W1LIAMsPoRT, Pa, July 21.-Fire
at Montgomery early this morning
destroyed the planning mill of Barber &
Henderson and the general store
of Henderson s. Scully. The loss
on the planning mill and stock
is $35, 900. Insurance $12, 1000. Hen
derson s. Schully's loss ia g., 600 full iu-
sured. Other buildings were damaged to
some extent, making the total loss about
$4,000.
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.HULTZ'S SONS.
=, HULTZ'S SONS.
y
STRAW GOODS.

Our prices of the last few
weeks have done a great deal
for us in the way of helping us
out with our Straw Goods. But
we had a big stock and many
lots are still almost unbroken.
There are a few Of the Taylor
Mackinaws left, and we are SELL
ing them for what was the price
of a common Hat early in the
season. If you buy one of these
now you will have a good Hat
to wear all next summer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-21

York D-Hy
Charles Strack, twelve or fourteen years
of age, son of Mr.. Augustus Strack of the
Mini ard, lost his voice about the first
Of the year and has been unable to speak
louder than whisper until yesterday.
Upon arriving home from work in address
ing his sister Lis natural voice returned, to
his and his sisters great astonishment.
The lad was oves come with joy.
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NEH ADVERTIsEMENTS
NA,UA.,IE l.UsI > Ess PkOPkN,

PRIVATE SALE
Situated NOS. 81 AND Sc WEST KING
Centre SG uare and stevens House and Read
ing Rail- Oad Depot and opposite COOper's "ed
Lion Hotel, and now occupied by A. N. Eren-
running back l.2 feet. with the right of wMy
to the 0 feet alley on the west, while over the
alley the second. third and fourth stories
belong to the property, making the whole
front 32 feet, 7 inches. exclusive Of the alley
way. to which 1t has right OF tree ingress ansl
egress at any and all times through to West
Miflin street.
This property is in good repair, and has
been used as shoe store and dwelling for
nearly CD years.
For further in nfOrma:iOn apply to
JACOB Il. LONG, Real Estate Agent,
julylf2mdS,k No. 6 est King st.
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THE CHDLf RA,

Tcrriblo Mortality Ia LsypL from the fest:-
lence.
LONDON, July 21.-The Cairo correspon
dent of the Central News says that the
actual number of deaths durin, the
last twenty four hours was nearly six
hundred and that official figures under
estimate the plumber fatalities. The cor
don around Alexandria has bsen moved
nearer the city.
Cases of cholera are reported in places
which have not been affected by the dis.
ease
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THE PhHnix excursion to Atlantic City and
Philadelphia on Saturday. July %, 1888 Round
trip tickets, good for three days. only s. 10.
Special through rain leaves Lancaster King
St:esi) at $40 q. m, Columbia $40, Landisville
Gas, Mannheim 6:22, Lititz 635 and Ephrata at
100. Fare, 80. Will return to Lancaster and
Columbia same night, July q.
jyl9, ,H,s4, ,27<w
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READING, July 21.-Phillips Madden,
who was serving q fve years. sentence for
horse stealing, scaled the wall and escaped
from the county prison last night while in
the yard for outdoor exercise. He had
only 80 days more to serve.
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Committed for Trial.

George Foyer, the tramp who made an
aggravated assault on Michael Kerry (uot
Carey, as reported) had a hearing before
Alderman Samson last evening and in
default of bail was committed 10 answer
at court.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-21

N Proposals will be received ut the office OF
II. S. Danner. esq, in Mannheim Borough, up
to noon on Wednesday, August !. 1888. tor the
Grading anu MacadamiZing OF the Man helm
& Sporting Hill Turnpike Road. Distance. 2h
miles Plans aud Specifications can he seen
at Mr.. banners office.
The Board OF Managers reserve the right 10
reject any or all bids
HENRY BIEMSDERFER,
,JulvA AlS2l President.
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WEAThEk lNulOArlONs .

WASHINGTON, July 21.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, fair in the southern por-
tions, partly cloudy weather e1d local
rains in the northern portions, south to
east winds, stationary or lower barometer,
rising temperature.
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Horses ShyDDod.

Fiss & Doerr shipped, to New York, 35
head of heavy draught and driving horses
from their new stables, No 221 North
Queen street. today,
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New York Maekoea

New York MafkOts
NEW YORK, July 2i.-Flour flrm, but rather
quiet.
quiet No. Red, Aug. sl l65z6l I7E Sent.
u 1851 l6H Oct, 81 Nk0l TX.
Corn HQlc higher and quiet; Mtxod West
ern, spot, 5O06Oxc; do future, 59N063kc.
Oats about Ec better State, 43655c West
err, 3S055c.
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Grand Picnic.

The Gutenberg association will hold q
grano picnic at Tells Hahn on Monday next,
July %. Should the weather prove unfavor.
able the picnic viii be held the following day.
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A. r. SHENCK, Att

(NOLORr - WOODS MEETING.
~ Everybody is going to the great Colored
WOODS MEETING AT QUARKYVILLE
TOMORROW. Prot. Donaldson and Aunty
Hannah, over 100 years OH, will relate their
experience tomorrow even ng.
Trains leave Lancaster, King street, at 900
q. L. and 100 p. m Returning, leave Quarry.
vile d, ll:45 q. m and 7SO D. m. Fare for round
trip, only 65 cents. -
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An Experienced Practical D0ntlst.
In this age OF specialties o mar must serve
long years in some one business calling TO
achieve success, and be OF greatest benefit to
his patrons. Specially true is this of dentistry
therefore our people should patronize W. l..
Fisher, whose twenty years. dental exr erience
9 invaluable. At his Office, G2 North Queen,
he furnishes full upper or under sets OF teeth
from IS to $40. Gas given. Preservation OF
teeth q speciality. myl913tdS
The Summer issue OF Syra,obridDe d Cloth
ter's Quarterly. just Out, is splendid number
every page IS or interest to the ladies. New
fancy-work designs and slit ,hes.; instructions
in amateur art. and how to adorn the person
and decorate the home a pretty piece OF new
vocal music and the summer fashions in
every department OF dry goods fully illus
trated. Price, Is cents get copy from your
news dealer or send to Strawbridge & Clothier
Philadelphia junel3-2wd&4tw
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800 Deaths from Cho,ers,

ALEXANDRIA, July 21.-There we're 7
deaths from cholera at Damietta yesterday
% at Mansurah, IA at Choubar, 12 at
Samau, !, Al at Chirbin, % at Ghizeh,
LAG at Cairo and 26 at eight small villages.
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Il OF Lancaster city. deceased. Letters OF
administration on said estate having bean
granted TO the undersigned, all persons In
ucbted thereto are requested to make fmmc-
date pay lnent. and those having claims Or
demands against the same, Will present them
without delay for settlement to the under
signed, residing in MaytOwn, Lancaster,
county, Pa. JESSE kLUGH.
Administrator.
A. f. SHENCK Atty. j23-6uS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Hopeless EpiIepey Cured.

Hopeless EpilePay Cured.
1.-THE doctors pronounced my case to be one
OF hopeless epilepsy" says our correspondent,
w. e. Browning, Attorneyat-Law, jud5on,
Ark, d" and declared death to be my only re-
lief. Samaritan Neruine has cured me-" Get
at druggists &l.tO
recommend Lady Camelia's Secret Of
Youth and Beauty for the complexion, as be-
ing far superior to any article l ever used. 1t
positively removes Freckles, anc will remove
Tan in one application. Price Soc.
For sale at all druggists.
MRS. j. RENNE SMITH,
je23-6mdM&E Newark, n. j.