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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-12
BOOKS. AND STATIONERY,

"OMAN,g WORDS-An Original Review
wv OF What Women are Doing In Art Science,
Social Reform and Government. Also, . faith.
full record Of what men are doing to Advance the
rad one good seoMoH's paper: Published
monthly mont Price per {ear u; single copies. 10
cor, Publishers. Mfs. Theresa Juan Lewis Nan.
aging Editor, 626 Walnut street, PhiiadephiA
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MUSICAL.-DONCH SON have resumed
1Nl their regular course Of instructions on the
Sioilp, Piano and the various Orchestral 1nstru-
mems. Residence, sos II street NV. sep12-3n
NW1CETThe ONCE Of the WISTCHESTER
IN klRE INSURANCE co, OF n, Y, Is re.
movedto No. 926 street n, W.
sepl2-St Us. sWORMSTEDT, Agent.
SOMETHING NEW.
FIR 1SIDE STOVE POLISH
BkST IN MARkkT. TRY SAMPLE.
FRANK HUME
seFh-eesSl WASHINGTON, D. G.
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AcPherson's Handbook OF Politics, 1875, forming
xoi; or the ser1ee:.:; 90
Inc CnlnA dunreeo' Club. By the youngest
moUD 6E. L n
English Men Of letter. samuel johnson,
Legacy: MIS- nulock. ............ .......... i.6e
HAteS[Stne nom toe 0erMAn: m. W1tef.. l.6O
81 ~ Ino " 13e51e Cn10. Ou0l0Y WAEnee.... %
fHT1no a10 OE1et rooms. 0or0o0s .......... LIZ
A1R w t1e v0l8 l. g
Tno tcn9ty o1 AIc0eGy: II. Thompson. l.6O
x%Ty1ko ~ MI CAnSe. 6lsn0R $50
1890. LOO
Play Day Poems, Leisure Hour, HaIpefse IihrS-
"a OF Amee1cAn Fiction and 1nlnklin Square 70.
oeived - soon = l1bliehed. 9H0QUET Sc cot
6OLO4ON6 3 UHAe4AW.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

PROFESSIONAL.
nRy. D. BARNES HAS REMOVED to No.
= Zioo Pennsylvania avenue. Once Hours-S
" AIN, . to p.m., g to pm. seI6-2w.
nB. THEO. HAN0MAMN,
REMOVED from 723 9Th street NV,
acgSI- To No. 72A 18th street n ",
Mk. 3. =. BERRY, 300 9th o., u . powerful
XN1 Magnetic Healer. Instantaneous cures A.
frequent. Consultations free. NeuraI9ia Rheuma-
asm ana Female Diseases are speciAlfeG, ouI-lms
~ N. DUTTON, lrcA1teof o1d E11111er
Se has removed to bl6 = street 1Warner Ruiid.
1ng.) Bridges Roofs and general Iren WORK Ge.
slgaeo, estimated and contracted for ct lowest
le.oo. 1y6-tF
nR. J. h. JOHNSTON, . erad1ate Of TIA Penn.
~ gyN1nia College OF Dental SurRery
PnilAdelphiA with 16 years. experience
Once over BallAntyne's BOOKSTORE, l8 tn 0O
st. NV. Dentistry In al its branches. cold an.
nIst-class work done. Reference: Eev. Dr. ET'
Domer, 1th and H Sta. NV; WIN. BsllSptyne
Son, 426 5th st. NV. iya-3ms
DR. T. II. TALBOT, DeNT,sf.
~ Removed to southeast corner 7th anal
= streets northwest. Teeth inserted t7
W eo.. my43-ly
D' D. DSErIsf, a
REAOVKD TO Jos l6TH hTREEr. VIf19
mAr1-N Over Thompson'sD Drug sto-e.
nR. DUKE, Dsxtfst, G28 7th stroot soutnVcol
~ between % and i streets. Beautiful
ee0 OF Teeth, p; Teeth allied, u; ExtFnct-9
mS Msnout pain. % cent?. nopeEatioos 6
WAfanteos oct1B-ly
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ENOR RENT-By THOs. J. MYERS, Real Estate
y Agent, 1915 st. NV.
store Room and Cellar, 1904 p street
S.stoTy Frame $40 go st.. mod: imps., 10 rooms.
TWO Frames, 10, 7l2 and ia % street.
2-story Brick, 1118 18th st. n w., mod imps,, 7 n
Frame House, S0S 18th st. n W.. lors., mod. imps
1-story Br1ck. 1913 st. n.w., r. all mod. i'm.
2-Story Frame, 2O13 street northwest, rooms
4-story Brick. 4N6 11th st.. IA rooms. mod. imps
BIlck House. 1000 r street northwest, - rooms.
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1t is beginning to look now as though the
typographical unions and trade societies Of
ne country had more political and business
ntiuence than the national democratic execu
i've committee at first gave them credit for
There are signs Of taking water.
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What the Republicans Should Do is the
lie OF an editorial article nearly column in
18th in yesterdays Graphic. Prevent their
riy from disintegrating, would seem to be
short way to state it.
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To Travellers and Residents Abroad:
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1rer1or ssrorr Daily Circulation 0rsr
15,59G1beino q mach larger bona ade,
regular and permanent circulation than
that Of all the other daily papers IN the
city added together.
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II BY =. Il. SMITH,
Real Estate Broker. LIE Droit Building.
Corner Of 8th and + streets.

%32 81. Nv. 1e rooms, mod. imps. ....-yl00 90
III l1tn 81: NV, IL rooms, mod. imps.... 20 90
I'D uth 81. NV, II rooms, mod imps.... 90 o.
aSS BIZ. NV, ~ rooms. mod. tmps........ Is 90
~ By: u. W., II rs.. mod imps. ......... 36 90
- 81. NV, 1roOms, mod 1mp9. .....>. % 90
I5oO 81. q. VS. rooms. mod. imps...... % 90
OL1 ana SIS. u. W. 10 rooms, mod. imp0., 20 90
160H ID st. n.W.. rooms, mod. imps, 800. IS 90
SU6 st. Me-, rooms, mod. imps.......>. IS 90
lu ~ 81. nse.s rooms, mod. impe. ........ 20 90
~ 1t1 81. s.e.. rooms, MOD. impe......>. IS 90
1$0 Mass. ave. g.. 8 rooms, mod. imps.... Is 90
l 49, Mass: ave.e g rooms, MOD: imps..... IS 90
Houses and Lots for sale in ali parts of the city
cent. anC9TEK
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RAOYAI.-A. CUNNM0HAN.
~ xAAMAA - HSoWH r1A0xIcAI HAHn, =
is:Hl 4x HAD ~ teesdSs. IS1odeiasi
- s"S ~ s0eonWs GV11-9
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CARRIAGES. pD,.,rs CARRIAGES,
On hand, large number Of one ando-R
t Carriages, suitable for street e8
giles and other light Carriages, which will be sold
tended to. 3, H. 6R1HAM
sep1O-3t 40 and ZIG 8th ct. H.tv.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-06-21

less be practicable to use such an engine
rather than do the same work by horse power
Haying has commenced on the college lawns.
Wheat IL improving. and as most OF the insects
will transform within the next week, in state
10 which they can do no damage, it may con
time 70 grow better looking and make its
owners smile IN It's last days. The warm
weather with frequent showers OF the last
week has given all vegetable life an evident lit.
and corn begins TO grow.
The Capitol Grange held picnic on the
grounds yesterday-ten oranges we're repre-
sented There we're about ninety teams and
three hundred people. Tney cane on special
invitation from Pfof:. Geal aud Ingersoll were
given an address OF welcome by Prof. Fa;rchild.
some instructions as to where they would iind
things. by Prof. Beal, and shown around by
students and professors. The college baud
gave them music and took in" their proven
der, which seems to have been delicious aud
abundant. We we're sorry about that time,
that we were 10. band. However. the ladies'
took pity on boys that they knew we're away
from their mothers cake boxes aud gave away
cake aud goodies TO all who came. Somehow
they seem 70 have got the idea that college
boys are full Of fun, and ha.d on picnic vctuals,
but they went away complimeniing them on
their good behavior and with letter idea OF
this school than they came here with.
The Republicans of Lansing a-e generally
pleased with the result Of the Republican State
Convention. Al agree that tue decided stand
taken IN favor Of honest paper money, 100 cent
dollars of whatever kind, aud tue approval OF
all legislation by the party on the general
financial question, furnishes fouudauou sor
campaign work that will tell on election Gay.
The National party may well make i .is m,nd
to do hard work and meet facts with facts aud
speakers with speakers, If they intend to east
as large vote as they did ~ sprng election.
What the Democrats will do in their conven-
ION Is the question now concerning, which
there is no small amour; of curiosity and all
klnds of predictions are made. II seems foolish
to promise that they Will indorse the platform
and candidates OF the Nationals There is still
too much rsgarl Tor principle in tue parry for
that. Let the campaign be on the hard and
sof, money issue, the question Of the times.
aud then abide by The result O: tie election
seems to be tie general desire.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-06-21
CO.N'CER.NI.vG U'O.UE.N.

Rodhia, Moorish Spanlari. wrote several
volumes on Rhetoric.
Camenti exceled sll Of her time N poesy .--
Pythagoras learned Of her.
OF Madam Dome, motker-in-lag OF theirs,
1t used to be said, she governed France IN her
son-ia-law : name.
Therese dc Maron excelled II ensnd NINA
ture and crayon paintings, and retained Der
talents rntli her death, at eighty years ot axe.
Mrs. Harriet Lews, who recently Gied IN
Rochester, earned, it is said, more money each
year by her pen, than the salary OF the Fses,-
dent OF the United states.
The Countess Russell who received dele
cation OF Nonconformists in her husbands
stead when he was Ill, replied to the.- address
in fecitous and graceful speech.
Miss Hare, of Janesvile, Wis, a young lady
Of but fourteen, Is good LATIN and Greek
scholar She assists her father, Professor
Haire, in teaching Latin.
Mrs Fildes an English laiy, sent tins year
for the frat time picture TO the Royal A ,ad-
emy. It was much admired, and vas the hrst
picture sold. Only few years since, women's
pictures were not received TO the Royal Acade-,
my unless sent under mans name.
SenorIta Estrella. young Brazilian ady OF
Rio Janeiro. is reading medcins 10 New York,
with Dr.. Clemence :. Lozier Dean OF the Wo-
mans Homeopathic Medical College. Miss
Estrella IS OF petite figure, branette, and
about twenty years old. Her instruction is
paid for by the Emperor, Dom Pea-o.
Sophie German, born in l776, wac both
philosopher aud mathemsticisp. Sho obtained
a prize Of the Academy Of Sciences for a memoir
on the vibration OF elastic lamns. Her phi
losophical ideas are, to-day, more highly in es
TEEN than ever She was one OF the great
mathematicans OF the early part Of this cen
tury.
Christine Of Pisa was the fret woman IN
western Europe who sought to live by her pen.
She was the champion Of her sex and OF public
morals, against the atrscks OF the Roman de "a
Rose, aud the lecherous spirit which was daily
gaming ground. In 1lO5, when civil war seemed
inevitable, Christine entered politics with an
energy as the champion Of peace. She sent
the Queen of Bavaria an expostulatory letter,
entitled, THE Weeping Request of loyal
French Women A few days afterwards the
peace Of vlncennes was declared. Six persons
were dependant upon the labors Of Chris;ine's
pen.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-06-21
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

'I'HE COuntenanCe IS pale and leaden-
l. colored. with occasional hushes, or
a Circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks the eyes become dull; the pu-
pills dilate; an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eye-iId; the nose is ir-
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds /;
a swelling OF the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing
Of the ears; an unusual secretion OF
saliva; shiny or furred tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning;
appetite variable, sometimes voracious,
with gnawing sensation of the stom-
ach, al others, entirely gone; fleeting
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels ir-
regular, at times costive stools Shiny;
not unfrequently tinged with blood !;
belly swollen and hard urine turbid;
respiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsive uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding Of
the teeth; temper variable, but gener-
ally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. NIcLANE'S VERNIFUGE
viii certainly effect q cure.
IT DOEs NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
IN any form; it is an innocent prepara-
ton. nat catdbt II GoiRg tie slightest
AIHy Il Aie Ma@ leAa.Y 1!tant.
The genuine DIR. McLANE's YER
MIFUGE bears the signatures Of G. Nc
LANE and FLEMING BROS. on the
wrapper. =.O:-
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-06-21
From the .fgrlcrl.rr.t Coilexe.

From Our Own Correspondent.
The farm department has just got into work
ing order a six horse steam engine purchased
Of James Leffel q Co. The engine is situated
about fifteen rods from the barns with the
machinery OF which IL is connected by wire
rope. With this substitution Of steam power
for horse power the work of grinding feed
such as corn, oats and barley-cutting feed, and
threshing grain can be done much cheaper. and
with less trouble. Work OF this kind has re-
CURED the use Of one team, nearly all the
afternoons in the year. The engine cost 1856
and with building, wire rope, ana shsfung
about $500. The engine works we'll and gives
a good, stealy power. On stock farms Of snHE-
cient rze or where several farmers could
grind, cut and thresh together, 1t would doubt
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-06-21

BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on the lid with
the impression DE. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper leors the signatures Of G.
MCLANE and FLEMING BROS
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. G. Nc
Lanes LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming
Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa. the market being
full Of limitations Of the name BIcLdne,
spelled differently but same pronunciation.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-06-21

A strawberry, brethren, isn't ss big OF as
slippery az an oyster, but II costs just as much
at a church festival, and is just ss loIey and
as hard to find in . shortcake ss the oyster
was IN the wilds OF his native soup. Bcrbng =
ton Hswksye.
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MILL | n Z r Y
AND
= r q s 3 M 2. * i = g +.
Miss MAGGIE MAGUIRE,

Having ustreceived large assortmento of New
Goods would be pleasedto have her friends call
and examine them. Everything is NEW.
Mrs. II. Ismon has opened Pattern Bazar.
IN connection with the above, where ladies can
supply themselves with the latest Partisan
styles, from S. T. Taylor's. of New York City.
Rooms in f. Smiths store, ID story. 1854
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stanley's forthcoming book on Africa will
introduce and describe the ong-sought missing
link. II is known as the "Soko," dweIls in
Tribes in the woods, has q skull OF human con-
formation, but the skin Of monkey.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-06-21

The great celebrity of our TIY TAG TOBACCO
has caused many limitations thereof to be
placed on the market, we therefore caution all
,Chewers against purchasing such limitations.
AL dealers buying or selling other plug tobac-
90 bearing hard or metallic LABEL render them
sselves liable to the penalty of the Law, and all
persons violating our trade marks are punish
able by fine and Imprisonment. see Act OF
Congress. Aug. IA, 1876.
The genuine Lorillard Tin Tag Tobacco can
be distinguished bv Tin Tag on each lump
with the word Lorillard stamped thereon.
Over 1888 tons tobacco sold in 1917, and
aSary 5000 persons employed in factories.
Taxes paid Gov'm't in 1877 about s35O0OOO,
and during past IL years. over S2O.OOO.OOO.
The Tin Tag Smoking Tobacco is second to
zone IN aroma. midness purity and quality.
These goods sold by all jobbers at manu-
acturers rates.
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AAF N Great chance TO make money
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~ ~ Aa % Ito take subscriptions for the lar
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ng over 400 subscribers in ten days. All who
engage make money fast. You can devote all
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MONEY (! MONEY I!

The year 1877 is OF the past. Kinney, Adams
sS Co. are in need OF money. All who have
Notes and accounts running SIX months and
over will save cost by settling the same. as we
-nust force collections IL not paid without.
Lawton, January 9th, 1873.
a1g0ms+ KINNEY, ADAMS d co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31
FlOrIllne-FOr the Teeth and Breath.

drops OF the liquid FlOrine" sprnkled on wet
toothbrush produce pleasant laJher which thoroughly
clesnses teeth from all parasites impurities hardens
gums prevents tartar decay 10 the teeth
cuar peary whiteness and delightful fragrance 70 tho
breath all unpeasant odors from decayed
teeth or tobacco 1.-THE Fragrant FlOine being
posed part Of money and herbs delicious TO tho
taste and harmless sherry. The Fragrant FlOrne
should be all bad breath ard particularly by
gentlemen smoking The Fiorne combines
traed desirable cleansing and asrngeDt
critics IL contains nothing which
bly, inure sensitive and delicate organization 10
aud the decay OF the th
Il a detergent after smoking H renders the guns hard
and healthy neutrales the offensive secretOns OF the
uuth imDars the breath fragrance purely aromatic
and pleasant
Read the following cerfeatefrOm Professor Ahed, Phi D.
FCs Of Practical Chemistry TO the Pharmaceut-
cal Society OF Britain author OF "Chemisry-Genera
Medical and Pharmaceutical" -;
Dear srI have made complete chemical analysis and
thoroughly famiazed myself with the properties Of your
Fragrant fluid preparation for cleansing the eeth
certify that corrosive irritating ingredient,
nothing likely 20 nure slightest degree the most tender
gums or influence otherwise than benefcaY the teeth aud
other structures The FlOrlns excellent
and pleasant detergent
(sgneD JOHN AITFiELD'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

NEWPORT. II. L. Aug. 29.-The officers of
the British manOf-war at anchor the outer har-
Dor receiving many attentions from the prominent
cottagers.
The city is to expend - 900 for ball to be given 20
Admiral Inglefeld and officers.
Lave hotel arrivals include the following:
Ocean House-w. R. Foster. @. n. Shepherd, I. W.
Chadsey, T. ID. Huntley and wife, Mrs A. L. Ashman,
Mrs Sanford, Miss SANFORD. Mrs. A. Hogan, Henry T.
Hoy, James Dean and wife, Mr. and Mrs. WOdwIn. sam
mel C. Burdck II. p harrington, r. Harrington Temple
Prime. Benjamin A. wills and family, Charles F. Blake,
Charles Kellogg New-York; Waldo +. Ward and wife,
Samuel l.. Ward, Mss Flora Ward T. b. Moses, ]. s.
Holmes, u. O. Whippe and wife, Boston Isaac Chap
man, Albany; X. Mccarthy and wife, Syracuse !;
Joseph Curtis and wife, Rochester,; Q. b. Barnes
and family, Hngnam Mrs. Alice f. Gorton and
family. Henry Moule, Baltimore; W. II. Gatwiok and
family, Buffalo; Geo. H. Goddard and family, st. Louis
Charles L. Green and wife, New-Jersey; DIR. E. Cornell
Esten and wife, T. r. ElcOck and wife, Philadelphia F.
b. Boss, Milwaukee; Eugene Beebe Cincinnati G. H.
Burlington. Florence, Ky; H. X PiorsOn IT, Albany; g.
II. West, Providence; Mr.. A L. Ashman, NeS-1Orki j.
pie aud WIFE, Lebanon; ID; Ia Con, Pawtucket; Walton
Oliver Bulkley, the Misses Buckley, New-Haven; f.
Hotel Aquidncck-C j. Starr and wife Stamford Conn;
j. W. skinner, Albany Alfred W. Morgan, J: II. Ripley
w. II. Williams I. w. Chadsey, New-NOri W. A. Camp
Ts. 81 d" Kay' WEXFORD; p. W. Lincoln and VIE
Boston Mrs HOuiet, Auburn, N. Y.
Governor van Iindt Is 20 entertain Aotnlfd lngie-
field, who is dineI tomorrow by NJ outrcy, the French
Minister
Some OF the polo horses 60 to New-YOrk early next
week.
NEWPORT, Aug. 30.-The Putnam Phalanx
VIII return Hartford tomorrow. They enter
tanned tonight after street parade. by the Newport
artillery.
Admiral Emmons, OF the United States Navy. is in
town.
A. A. Kingsland. Tarrytown, N Y, has rented the
WhiteWell Cottage.
grand reception was given by General Cullum last
evening.
Admiral Inglcfeld and his officers will be entertained
on Tuesday by Commodore G. H. Baldwin United. states
Navy.
Mrs Henry 2. Fearing OF NewYork, is seriously i'll at
her cottage here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31

Tho most eminent chemists Of the day admit hat
FiOrins win produce snowy teeth and fragrant breath
where nothing else will While mineral tooth prepare
OF the eeth this wonderful vegetable
liquid preserves beaues them Symptoms Of decay ard
all dseOoraODs every disappear like magic and by its
delightful the becomes fragrant and sweet ss
flowers that IN fact when Il has once been used
either by the young the they viii discontinue H.
but The Christian World truly says Those who once
begin IL will certainly willingly giyeit MP"
Another great authority says; The FLoRILINE is
Of GuaItyj H perfectly harm
less its but not njung IimDarts 10 Tie
teeth peary beautiful Wilderness gives delightful
fragrance breath and discovery hav
ing the purpose In view hitherto approached II in
terest success"
Young Ladies' Journal" IAN agreeable denti-
fce Is always luxury the agreeable may be
rckoned FLORLINE It cleanses the teeth and impars
pleasant od0r the breath II has been BY several
eminent professors OF chemistry and they in their tes
mOny its usefulness We frequently asked 10 recon-
denrce therefore, cannot do bet
than advise them Try the FRAGRANT FLoRILINE"
PUT UP IN ELEGANT TOILET CASES AND SOLD
BY ALL PERFUMES AND DEALERS IN TOILET
ARTICLES IN THE WORLD. PREPARED BY HENRY
c. GALLUP, 493 oXFoRDsE. LONDON, ENGLAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31
FlorIllns-For one Teeta and Broats

"a the best Iauid dsnuf1ce In the world IL thoroughly
oleapsss partially deeaYed teeth from al parasites or living
aumslcule" leaving them pearly white, impatIg de.
urhl fragrance breath The Fragrant FOrlne res
moves instantly arising foul stomach tobacco
smoke.
For children or whose e'th show marks OF decay its
ADVANTAGES are The FOrBe should be thorough
v brushed uo all the neo fear using IL coo
often or too @ time Am0ng the ingredients being
.a honey spirits wine boax aud extracts from sweet
herbs and plants forms only this best dentee for
ever discovered that Is perfectly delicious
"a taste and harmless sherry The taste 80 pleas
ing that instead % taking the tooth brush with dislike a.
often the case chren viii account omit 70 uss the
R1orhne regularly morning only ett TO their own
choice Children taught the Of the tooth brush
too vouur early neglect invariably produces premature de-
cav o the tset "Ths Hour" Of Aagast 90 1874 sayss
aallups F1orine undoubtedly valuable acqaistoD
camnlngn AIemarkAbie degree pleasant fragrance with
vary superior detorgsnG qualities viii DO grateful 10 tia
most fasdicus taste while the branoy II nparts 10 wsite
teeA ana the healthy action creates the sumA render
boon 20 al appreciate The vae OF good aud sound
~. ~ tae.h The hygiene OF probably iess
tended 70 than that say other portion OF The body bat t
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