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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
AN IRATE MOB IN MEXICO
Attack Protestant Missionaries who Es-
cape with Ticir Livcs-Thc Cholera
Spreading, american Money
shipped from England.
MsxiCO.
An ATTACK IN MIHaInNARIEs

AN ATTACK n MISSIONARIES.
CITY OF MEXICO. June 2s.-Tho Prot
estant mission at Colayn, on tho Con
trail railway, in the State OF Quataguro
was attacked by mob, which destroyed
the furniture and aiccts belonging
tho mission. Tho low. A. w. Gree
man and others ut to mission oscaI,d
10 n ncighboring houe. They were ,Sr-
sued and fired on by 10 mob. Rcurn.
ing tho fire, thoy killolonc and wounded
persed. Tho mission party wcr, then
protected by Fedora soldiers. Rov.
Mr.. Greenman has arrived at thfCity OF
Mexico, and IL now at the American
legation. Tho Mayor VI COlay, having
encouraged the attack and iclscd pro-
lection to the mission, responsible for
tho disturbance,
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BUSINESS BULLETINS.
A STRONG STOCK MARKET
A General Advance u, the Active List
A field Day for the Bulls--Com.
modore Gsrrison's Anairs
Getting la shape, Etc.

sohc W th' ~tosh
NRw York, June @.-Governmcnt,
steady.
Railways Ia o per cent. higher thi'
afternoon, with better feeling al
round.
State securities quiet.
Stocks opened firm and higher. and
for the first fifteen minutes OF business
there was advance In prices of ~ To ~
por cent. At the first call they dcyol-
opod weakness and the market fell of
under larger sales. Central Pacific broke
Ito 3, but other active shares declined
only = to%' About II o'clo"k
for tho better, and all ieadinl,
stocks were in brisk demand for "bull"
accounts and To cover short contracts.
Chief among the causes which contrib
utcd To the improvement We're, the an
ncuncement from Liverpool that $75OUo0
In gold had been shipped from that port
To New York; that Vanderbilt had been
II large buyer of some ofhis stock, nota-
bly,, Lake Shore; tho official announce
ment that the Union Pacific company
would, as usual, pay its July Interest,
aud n favorable bank statement
which showed an increase Of 81, lo7 $50,
bringing the total surplus up to Sl3, 1859.
Notwithstanding bonds lent more freely
In the past week, some of the active
rom traders turned from "bear" to
"bull," and this was not without its in
ilucncc in prices. The improvement
was from To 5sS per cent. Lake Shore
rose 5ss; New Jersey Central, 5ls; Lack
awanna. IN; Western Union, ~; North
west, 81; Union Pacific, 3j.; ST.
Paul, ga; preferred, 5h;. Central
Pacific, 81; New York Cen
tral, "a; Northern Pacific preferred,
a.; Louisville 4 Nashville, 2}S; Missouri
Pacific, ~; Missouri, Kansas X Texas,
%; Pacific Mail, ~, and Texas a Pa
ciiic, ~. The market closed at or near
the highest point of the day. Compared
with Inst nights closing, prices show
that st. Paul is5H per cent. higher; Lake
Shore, 81; Lackawanna and North
west, ~; Northwest preferred. AZ;
81. Paul, 3;s; Western Union,
3aS; Wabash preferred, "a; Illinois Cen
tral, 3; Northern Pacific preferred, rs:
Central Pacific, 2N; Chicago, Burling-
ton a Quincy, "a; Missouri Pacific and
Union Pacific, ~; Kansas Il Texas,
Reading, Louisville ~ Nashville, q;
New York Central, 80; Omaha, ~, and
the remainder of the last hGll per cent.
Sales for the week 2,5Sl,9Sj shnres in
crease ,l0i, compared with last
week. Transactions to-day, 10000
shares.
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THE GROWING CROPS.
REPORTS STILL ENCOURAGING.
Indications Now Point to Average. aud
In som. Instances Extra Large
Yields - The IIcrall's Re-
ports by Counties.


HoT SPRINGS, June Especial. T.
Tho series of rain storms throughout
this section during the week, although
greatly needed in many localities, have
proved somewhat disastrous in sections
south of here. Portions Of Clark and
Pike counties were considerably dc
wasted by watorspouts, and farmers
have received n severe ba,kset. The
destruction of fences and other property
IN reported considerable.
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Christian Columbus Sits Down ON the
Sabbntarian Catcher.

COLUMBUS, June 2s.-Judge Wylie, Of
the Common Pleas court, this morning
rendered decision i'm the case of the
state vs.. Fred II. Carroll, catcher of the
Columbus Base Ball club, on application
of writ of habeas corpus. a number OF
players of the Columbus and Brooklyn
climbs were arrested last Sunday for
violating the State law by playing on
sunday. The Judge held that arrests
ON Sunday are legal. He therefore re-
fused tho writ and remanded the pris-
oner TO the custody of constable. The
president of the base ball club says II
Is a death blow TO the game in Column
bus. as the club cannot he supported
without Sunday games. Retaliatorv
measures are threatened.
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NEW YoRK, June 2S.-rhc anti
monopoly organization will be repre-
scented Mt Chicago during the session OF
the Democratic National convention by
n hundred men to he yet named, who,
according To circular, will make ''such
honorable effort as shall secin to them
best to secure the endorsement of the
action and nomination by this organlza-
ton ut its National convention, May 18th,
by the nomination of tho candidate thon
selected by il rs the candidate of the
Democracy" Tho circular adds: "This
anti-monopoly vote is led and repre-
scented by Con. Benjamin r.. Butler, oi
MASSACHUSETTS,. who will under any cir
cumstances, with or without furthcr en-
dorsemont, receive its full vote in No
yember for President"
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James Tenblck, of Pockskill, Now York,
and Nicholas Laybcrgcr, of Wheeling,
was trowed over the Charles river
course this afternoon. The contest was
u fino ono from start Ia
finish and was witnessed by some 5000
or 1000 spectators. After n continuous
and desperate struggle between the mon,
In which they altcrnated, L.ayborgor
won by o half length amid great cheer
ing nv tho crowd
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An OId-Fashioned Democratic Love Feast
In Falls County.

MARLIN, June 2s.-ISpecia.l IAN en-
thusiastic meeting was held last night
by citizens of Marlin to talo steps to-
ward having an old-fashioIed Demo-
cratic barbecue here on the I'd of July.
Prominent speakers, includiiEGov. Ire
vited to attend. The occasidl will be
the grandest in the history of BE- county.
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SUPPLEMENTARY MARKETS.
1T. LOUIS MARKET.

1T. IoUfN. June S.-Fltur unchanged.
Wheat unsettled, lo-.s and weak, closing
5atrS .se.:sw yesterday; 40. red, tl1F fGl.0i
cash; $l.0Sdl.U3ls, June; giatdi,, July: 81 "a
a0iS. August, closing nj inside prices.
Corn lower and unsettled, closing slali
under yesterday; h2s 1. cash: 81 sai2,s June
iga4Cd50 July 40 4la-Dsi, rloslrg -, August.
July.
Whisky steady; 81.
Cornmeal steady; s2-9l.
Pork quiet; iobbing. Is; bulk meats steady.
ong clear. 30; short rib, s.tSd7.5i; shori
Gear, s.75.
Daoon firmer: long clear, s.s7i yl6S.J; short
~. s.62i gldS.75; short clear. s.s7i9
lard nominal.
Cattle-Rcccipts, 400; supply very small
All only retail trade done.
Hnss-RccciptS. 2.nO; quiet: 500
theep-No supply aud nothing done.
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4 Runaway

When the alarm of tire was given last
evening u horse attached to II buggy con-
tanning Bob CLAWS and MIR. Gains, ran
AWAY and collided with San Jacinto
street car ut the intersection of Elm
street, wrecked the vehicle and badly
bruised up Gains. Laws escaped with
few slight bruises.
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Decorative China Painting.

Mrs. Capwell has begun SUMMER
class i'm China Painting, which offers
every facility for pleasant study of this
art. Having her own kiln, which she
has thoroughly tested, Mrs. Capwcll
offers to amateurs the advantage of hav-
Alg their china fired without delay CT
risk of sending il away for that purpose.
The studio is large and cool, having "A
south front. Applications from those
wishing to join this class can he maze
dav or Saturday nj the studio, - Main
street, second floor.
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A Mops,er Rntification MEETING.

DENVER, Coll, juno 81 monster
Republican ratification meeting, under
the auspices Of the Denver, club, the
largest and most inlluentid political
organization in the State, vas held in
Tabor's opcra-house this evening. Tho
house was over-crowded, bendes there
were large numbers in tho street IN
front Of the st. James hotel. The most
prominent speakers of tho safe spoke
this evening.
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a Novelty In Polite.

SHERMAN, June 2s.--[Speial. 1.-Two
of our candidates for th' office of
County Clerk, Il. r. Maxwelland Pelly
Austin, have agreed that oieof them
will decline in favor of the otlsr Which
one shall yield is to be eciddby arbi-
frotiou
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Kaufman.

TERRELL, June 2s.-.Spccial. There
has been to-day n large number Of
farmers in town, and reports from crops
are rather inspiriting. The com crop il
short, but there Is a brilliant prospect
for cotton, which can only be cut oil by
worms. There has not been any new
wheat in the market yet, but many
crops have been thrcshcd.
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FRANCE.
CURSED ny CHOLERA.

PArIs, June 2s.-Narious tride organ
izations of Toulon have peutioncd the
Minister of COMMERCE to Htcnd the
dates of acceptance ~ bills, oting to the
general collapse of local trade by the
cholera.
THE CHOLERA Al MARsilL
MARsEILLEs, Juno 2s.-Three deaths
from cholera diarrhna were registered
to-day. The registry Office i,ppen night
aud day to facilitate prompt ihtcrmoht'
"oRDEREp 10 BuMBA o.
PARIS, June 2S.-Rumors are currnt
Mt Hanoi that the French fleet has leen
ordered to lombard the Chinese fors.
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Press Privileges nj Chicsgo.

CHICAGO, June 2s.-The sb-commit-
tee of the Democratic Nationd commit
announced to-day that all iewspapers
assigned places ON the reporters stand
would be notified July LIST III letter and
ticket, and badges will be isued on or
after July 9TH by the committee from its
headquarters, the parlor of Tho Palmer
House.
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Callahan County.

BAIRD, June Is. Special. The crop
prospects of the county are very fine,
We have had II good crop season this
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The Mexican Election

LAREDO, June 2s.- GSpech. The
Mexican election will really ke place
tomorrow. Gen. Santos Bcnavies is re-
sponsible for this assertion. antwe hope
he is right, for this Is the fifth tine II has
been reported for "the next Suitny."
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BASE BALL.
To-Day's Gam. vt Fort worth


Fort WORTH, June r. Special =
The game OF ball between Dallas and
Fort Worth, TO come OF hero ut tho Driv.
ing Park, In the subject Of nversation
generally. The Fort Worth city nine IL
tho Strongest ever put In the diamond
by our boys. and they express them.
solves IN being confident OF defeating
the Dallas nine.
rRsrERDAy's CONGRATULATIONS.
CliICAGp.
baltimore, ...... Indianapolis 10
indianapolis ....., | Chicago ..... .... 4
CISCIsNAri,
Cincinnati ....,. \ Mctropolltans, !
LOUISVILLE.
Washington ..... : Louisville ...,....... q
COLiMHUs.
Columbus .......... Allegheny ......... 4
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore (tnionsl. Chicago tUnionsl. .
DETROIT.
Boston""" ... ...... q Detroit, ..,..".,...... o
CLEVELAND.
New York o.. 10 Cleveland ... q
BuffALo.
Buiinlo ........ . Philadelphia |
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Notice.
We hereby notify our customers That
our ironing machine exploded oni yes
terday afternoon, rendering us IN
capable of delivering any laundry this
week. We ask indulgence of our GUS
toners and friends, and pledge them we
will he all right by Tuesday, and will
serve them with the usual promptness'
CRY STEAM IACNpHN.
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Around ISilleciI.

klELEEN, June y. go Special. - The
weather has boon very hotrnnd dry for
several days and rain is wanted badly.
Wheat and oats are nearly all cut and
ready for market. All We want is a
good grain buyer.
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Unllooinr for Hoadly.

CIxcISSAri. o., June 2s.-'he En-
qmrer this morning, in column donhle-
loaded editorial, advocates the io,ainn-
ton Of Gov. Hoadly for the prsllcnc
by Tie Democrats.
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Cameron County.

BROWNSVILLE. June 2s.-.Special. r.
Heavy rains have fallen in the sur
rounding country. Crop prospects arc
good. and grass splendid.
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Depression In Celr-A Hungarian mcglr

CoNNELLsvILLE, Pa, June 2s.--The
depression in the coke trade and re-
striction of the out put Is seriously az
fecting miners and coke drawers. and
Hungarians are rapidly returning to
their native country. From twenty Ia
forty of these people leave Conncllsvillc
avery day, destined for Europe.
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MARSHALL, June 2s.-lSpccia.. F.
Shower fell last night. our farming
interests are much improved thereby,
The fruit crop is abundant and of good
quality.
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An Attachment at Marshall.

MARSHALL, June Special. -. b.
Boyd a Co., of st. Louis, run an attach
ment on the merchant tailoring estab-
lishment of William Smott. The stock
is greatly depleted and will not show
more than 800 or SlD0.
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THIS WEEKS BARGAINS I!

We will offer for this week only the following
goods at such extreme low prices which will enable
every one to buy
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TEMPLE, June -. Special. We are
slightly in need of rain. mono having
fallen in about three weeks, though
crops are excellent, and our farmers are
in the highest spirits.
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MUCH ENEnCII5O
Are the citizen. of x,ksbnrr

Are the Citizens OF ", tsburg.
N'cKsBUR June >. 'itizeQ<
Nicl,sburg are much exer' "
fact that at least half Of
allotted wv the Nississipp
missioncrs for the inprsV
harbJr n this city has 20
that purpose. hut Cyl
Hro..Gei-e bsasa
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In Navarro.

CoRsICANA, June -. Special. Rain
fell to-day in many portions of the
county ami will do much good, as our
farmers are pretty well caught up with
thpir work
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722 Elm Street,
Dallas, Texas,
SARGENT 4 co.
CENTRAL A0rNrs ron


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Iond's Extract.
For every Pain or soreness. \ history
without n parallels; almost without adj
vtrtising its sale has extended all over
the country. Try ID.
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The Glass Works shut Down.

PITTsBURG, PA, June 2S.-Glass works
throughout the West shut down to-day
for the usual two months vacation.
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"And ms good lost IL seldom or svcr founl

"And rs good lost Is seldom or rycr found
AS fading glass no rubblng,il refresh;
As flowers dead lie withcrcd onhc ground;
As broken glass no cemenNill refresh
so beauty blcmishcd once, iorcr lost
In spite of physic paid andost.'
Unless you use Pozzons moderated
complexion powder, which stores fresh
ness to the skin and impas Il durable
softness equalled by none oner.
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In Travis County.

AUSTIN, June Especial Cotton is
suffering for rain and without it soon, il
viii be injured,
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~. W. -. Httcll, druggist. CreSfon.
Ohio. writes as follows: ~ am selling
81. Jacobs OIL. the great pain-curc. and
l raii say that i brings coIaori to
NAM Households
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The largest, the finest and the. most
complete line of groceries ut the lowest
prices ut Ed :. Alston's, corner Elm and
sycamore.
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SPAIN.
pEsRnrINO OFFICERS SHOT

MADRID, June 2s.-The two. officers
guilty of desertion at SAINTS joloma il
April, and whom the Cabirt Council
Yesterday decided to be shit immedi'
ately, were shot to-day at Barcelona
Thousands assembled in frht OF the
Governors house nj Barcelon and com
PEELED him to telegraph the Gvornmcnt
asking communication.
GUARANTEEING AGAINST RANCE.
MADRID, June 2s.-Autho,ties have
ordered weeks quarantin of all per-
sons arriving in Spain irm France
Vessels from French portif healthy
will be quarantinod ten day and II dis
eased they will be held fitted days.
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Persons in delicate health should Wy
"Liquid Bread" = nourishing and pleas
ant drink. For IA ston'
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All hats sold ut reduced prices at l..
Bauman's, 706 Elm street.
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6VHV Ut VTfV NEU1N HWFHVfs
Nkw YORK, June Governments
steady.
Railways | Ia per cent. higher this
afternoon, with better feeling all
xnnnI
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Price goods ut Bauman's before you
buy goods elsewhere.
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Open to New Orleans.
The STAR AND CRESCENT ROUTE from
Houston to New Orleans is again open
for travel to ALL 20, STS IN THE SOUTH,
SOUTHEAST AND EAST. Procure your
round-trip summcr-excursion, or one
way tickets, over this only iirst-class
line, of EDWIN q. FLOOD,
Agent III. IL Il. G. X. X.
j. l.. \. Thomas, Travelling Passenger
Agent.
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ATine scnlIing I,nce.

l,osroN, June 2s.-The three-mile
scaling match FOX 500 ! side between
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We offer new and stylish goods only
ut reduced prices ut f.. Bauman's, 1W
Elm,
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Notice.

Smoke "Swcct Violet" cigar. Sold by
Ed =. Aston.
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POLITICAL POINTS.
BENJAMIN BUFFERS BOOMLET
A Hundred Workers In His Interest Go
To Chicago - a Novelty mt sIicr-
man - Ochlitrca's Opponent
Making Hay, Etc.
Seductive. Oratory ut i<illc.n.

| kiLLEES, Juno Especial. Capt.
y. d. Wilkes, of Lampasas, candidate
for Senator, spoke here to-day. lie
| f,,vors tho making of carrying of con-
cealcd weapons felony, and Is clear.
| lucid and forcihlo In stating lis position
generally. The people here seem to
| agree with him, and his outlook Is good
| for success.
w. II. Browning, of I.ampasas, can
didatc for District Attorney for the
| Twonty-sevonth Judicial district, com
posed of Bell, Rurnot and Lampasas
counties. also spoke hero to-day to u
large and enthusiastic crowd. His
principal object was to become, nc
quainted with tho people Of this county,
he being u perfect stranger To the
majority Of the pooplo, although
who have known him from reputation
for several years AZ County Attorney of
Lampasas county and District Judge of
the Seventeenth Judicial district, conf
posed Of Williamson, Burnot, Lampas-
sas, San Saba and Coleman counties
His chances are fair among tho people
in this section of the county.
j. Rosburough, of Bolton, candidate
for District Judge, also spoke TO the
same crowd and made very good i'm
lpression on the people of this district
(which will have good influence for him
at the timo of election.
Grain Comes aud Conquers In Cameron.
| BRowNsvIILE, June d Special. T.
Last night Hon. w. II. Grain was ten
dered u rousing reception Mt the house
of Don Emilio. There was large num-
Der of people i'm attendance, among them
the leading mon of this county. \ fine
band of music played through the owe
ening. Great enthusiasm was mani
tested. Since his arrival. Mr.. Grain has
been winning golden opinions from our
people. No public man for years has
visited our section personally. Our
wants and necessities have been un-
known and ignored. Hence the grandest
portion of all Texas has remained COM
paratively rejected, so far as any public
aid IL concerned, The coming of Mr..
Grain has shown desire on his part to
know us, to learn of MS, and what we
need in short, n moro than local inter
est in the valley of the lower Rio Grande
and our people appreciate II. From
the enthusiasm manifested last night,
the entire delegation of Cameron county
will be solid for Mr.. Grain in the Vie
toria convention, and IL is foregonc
conclusion that he will he the nominee,
and ut the polls next November this end
of the Shocstring district will give him
rousing majority. Mr.. Grain will
speak Monday night.
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Give Ms n trial order and you will be
convinced that our claret is pure
French wine. IoEB n FREIBERG.
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TOWELS.

At ~ per dozen; regular price, $40.
Al ti.50 per dozen; regular price, 81.
At ,2.5O per dozen; regular price, $50
Atti per dozen; regular price, $50.
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No house in the city or State can com
pete with us in styles, assortment and
low prices. l.. Bauman, T0j Elm street,
Dallas, Texas.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-30
" Those Horrid PImpIes; No, 1 Cannot 90.
PIeasc Present NY Excuses."

Probably two thirds OF tie ladies In society
and homes OF our land are afflicted with skin
diseases OF various kinds, to do away with
which, Il Il could be done without injury,
would be the happicst event OF their lives.
Thcn she would have instead OF a distgured
and marred countenance, one that would be
handsome, or at least good looking, for any
one with clear, pure skin, no matter what
the cut OF her features are, has u certain
amount OF good looks which attract every
body, AS 1t is now, she imagincs every one
sees and talks about " those freckles.' "those
horrid pimples." and other Ulemisncs with
which she Is afflicted, but this is true OF either
sex.
To improve this appearance great risks are
taken ;arsenic, mercury, or high-sound titled
named articles containing these dea;& dealing
drugs, are taken in hopes OF getting rid OF
all.thCsC troubles. In many cases death IS
the result. No alienation of the burning.
heating. itching and Inflammation IS given.
Ali troubled with EcZCma tsalt rheum)
letters, Humors, Inflammation, Rough SCaly
Eruptions OF any kind, Diseases OF the Hair
and Scalp, Scrofula, Ulcers, Pimples or Ten
der ltchings on any part OF the body should
know that there is hope for them I'm a sure,
perfect and elegant remedy, known as Dr.
Z. w. Bcnson's Skin Cure" II makes the
skin white, soft and smooth removes tan and
frcckles, ana is the BEST toilet dressing IL
THE WORLD. 1t Is elegantly put up, TWO
bottles in one package, consisting of both In
ternal and external treatment. Our readers
should be sure 10 get this and not some old
remedy rcsuscitated on the success OF DR.. Ben.
sons and now advertised as " The Groat Skin
Cure" There IS only one-it bsars the doctoI's
picture and Is for sale by all druggist, 81 per
package.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-30
SILK HATS.
HATS AND CAPS.

Young GentS Br. sur Hats Re-