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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-12
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFER NCE.


The twelfth annual convention OF tho Baltimore
Conference Sunday School Society OF the Methodist
Church, South, has been session here past
few days. Thomas J. Magruder. of Baltimore, is
president Of the convention Over two hundred dele
gates arc present from Maryland, Virginia West
Virginia. The organization embraces 426 schools,
160 teachers and "a. 65S scholars
Inc Gencral Conference has adopted measures In
furthcrancs OF the more efficient prosecution OF the
Sunday school work. First, the appointment OF
committee 10 assist aud sustain the editors OF
Sunday school literature and to devise inaugu-
rate measures for its wider dissemination; second
instrucing the SUNDAY school editor To combine tho
catechsm of tho Cnurcn wuh the magazine ana les.
son papers, third II urges upon parents and teachers
the Importance OF securing the attendaoce OF every
Sunday school scholar upon the services OF the
sanctuary aud the preaching oil the Gospel; fourth,
recommends the ORGANIZATION OF mission soc cites
Ali the schools Attn, The chapter o the discipline
referring TO the INSTRUCTION Of children, the word
ctsiidren" IL changed 10 "porsons" thus recogniz.
Ing tho Sunday schools as an Institution only
the Instruction OF children but those OF maturer age,
thus recognizing The SUNDAY school.
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THE RIDGEFIELD ASSOCIATION.

The Ridgeneld Rowing Club has besn rcorganzcd
under the name Of the RIdgsnsld Association. The
objects Of tho new association are Improvement In
rowing practice Of athletic exercises equestrian
Ism, outoi.door games. conducting OF literary and
musical entertainments, plea,ure parties anu other
social an usements There Will he lawn mceting Of
tho alton tho residence OF General shaicr to-
morrow, l3,b Inst. IRON haiipast three 10 nalipast
SIX T.. N. Tho officers OF the association are rs fol-
Iows:-Prestdent, General Alexander Shsier; Vice
Presiden. Pierre q. Tsman; Secretary, H. j. q. Wood;
Treasurer, Daniel ID. Comes
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MIsFoRTUNEs OF A CANADIAN.

George Laugridge, who halls from Montreal, was
sent 10 jail yesterday by Judge Otto, Of Newark, for
three months under pecuhsf circumstances A lev
days ago he liberated from the Essex County
Pcnitentiary, whore he had been confined for three
months for vagraucy. In the Newark Post once he
fouua waning him t2f, which brother residing IN
Poughkeepsie had sont TO take him home 10
Montreal, where he has relatives In good position.
lilo wandered Into several saloops got drunk aud was
arrested. On Wednesday no told pitiiu story 10
Judg. Otto, and begged TO be let 10, saying be would
10 once leave New Jersey. Tho Judge nbsrated MN.
Before ths Jay was out, however, ne was again
arrested and yesterday as stated, wss returned 70
his old Qnsrlers In The PenitentAfx.
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DROWNED.

Two boys. sons of Daniel McGurk. residing at No.
1896 Ogden street. Newark were drowned 10 the Pas
saic River, AT hewes& Phillips wharf, on Wednesday
night Doe body was louad soon aftor and tho other
yesterday at noon. They got beyond their depth
white bathing, aud before assistsncs could them
were drowned.
The body OF an unknown boy, about fourteen years
OF age found IN the water yesterday AZ the foot OF
Sixfy-iourth street, Bar Ridge L. l. Coroner Simms,
W no was notified had the BODY removed Brook
Ign Morgue. The deceased has short light HAIR
and atred pair OF patched ribbed pantaloons.
a striped calico jumper and calico shirt.
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EDUCATIONAL.
BOWDOIN COLLEGE.
CONCLUSION OF COMMENCEMENT ExERcIsEs-

OONO1Oc4oN OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 14GoS&o&o-
DEGREES CONFERRED.
BRUNSWICK, Ne, July IL, ISIS.
The closing day Of the commencement al Bowdoin
College opened with q tar attendance. At eigbt
O'Clock the boards trustees and oversesrs and
the folio wing s the result OF their deberations:-
Honorary degrees conierred--LL d. on Ezra Abbott.
Cambridge, Mass, and George Woods, Piitsburg. Pa
d. d. on John s. sewaI, Bangor, and James SiddelI
Phillips; A. N. on LOUIS v. Casisre, United States
Army; Joseph W. spauldng. Richmond, Me-; Rev.
Austin Luther and Park gardiner; A. N. out ofthe
course, r. IL Appls.on. Bspeor; Benjamin i. Smith.
class OF 1913; NJ ;. G X sway, class OF rs, Boston
A. b. L. 5. Pillsbury. class OF 63
Professor 8. j. Young elected college treasurer
for three years. s. +. Humphrey, OF Bangor and
Rev f. b. Palmer, OF Harwich. hass, were elected 10
Tho senior examioatlon will hereafter take place
three weeks before the Tuesday preceding commence
ment.
Provision madsfor q professor Of intellectual
and moral philosophy.
Al eleven o'clock procession Of the alumni was
formed headed by Chanuier's Band IN front Of King
where commen oemsnt paris were delivered according
TO the following order OF exercises:-Music prayer,
and Bachelor OF sciencesautatory, IN Latin, Barrett
Potter, Brunswick; "lruth and Frsedom," AL
irsd Edgar Bur.oa,, Portland "Edac..on ut
Mass COMMUNISM" George Colby PurngIon,
North Anson; ':Sir Thomas Moore" William Edward
Agent" Willis Waiter French, PORTSMOUTH, N. H
"rhe Moral Responsibility oil Nations" Philip Leigh
Paine, Porllsnd PolIicai Parties France, Thomas
Moses Pray, Dover, N. H.. 'Psrmanencs Of Substance
Amid the Changes OF Form" Jonn Wentworth Lime
rick; "Msmory and Imagination" samuel Emerson
Smith, Tnomason Exercises Tor the degree OF Master
OF Ars-'Is Science istake?" Edward Herbert Hail.
North Gorham 'Valsoictory,' IN Latin, George Cross
well Cressey. Bath Conierrng OF degrees prayer and
benedicton.
The exercises in church were completed at hail.
past Two r. NJ, when tho alumni PROCEEDED to Memo
rial Hail. where they partook Of sumptuous ropast
and listened to the post-prandal speeches. Presi-
dent OF tho Board OF Ovcrscers J. c. Dodge, OF Bos-
ton, presided, IN the absence OF President Chamber
lain, and the following gentlemen responded
TO his call and favored the audience with remarKs:-
His Excellcncy Governor Conner; the venerable Pro
lessor Packard (who was received with cheers and
great enh usiasm); Hsnr, W. Fuller, OF the class OF
ISIS; Dir. Sou6, class OF 1872; Mr.. Crosby, class oil
'story and SonR'); John Goodnow, ex-Uonsul 10 Con-
stantinopie, Of The class OF 1922 James McKean class
Of 1854 and others
ln tho evening reception at Professor Packard's
closed the festivities OF the week.
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NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

An adjourned meeting of tho National Rife Associa-
ton was held yesterday afternoon at the rooms OF
tho association, No. % Park row. Mr. N. r. stanton
presdsd, and the following members we're present.
Captain J. G. Story, Judge GildersIeeve, Colonel
John Ward, Colonel Z. Sanford, General Becbo,
Major Henry Fulton aud the secretary, Mr.. u. S.
Schermerhorn. A letter was road from Mrs. General
T. s. Dakin thanking tho members OF che association
for the sympathy extended to her tho Of
the death Of her husband and Tor the resolutions then
adopted and sent to ner. resolution was
adopted tor The appointment Of COMMITTEES OF three
OF which General Woodward shall be chairman, TO
make the necessary arrangements TOR Inc tall pro-
gramme. TINS committee will confer with the Prize
Committee, Of which Colonel Ward IL Chairman, aud
report to The Executive Committee A resolution was
adopted making obligatory that the last two compc
titons OF the iour Tor places on the American tcam
shall be shot at Crcedmoor. Colonel 4. Sanford
appointed com mttec OF 10 confer with the Prize
Committee aud tho officers having charge Of the TALL
meeting In regard to tho advsabriity OF having an
individual military long range match. Colonel Full
ton gave notice that at tho next meeting he would
move that LADY members 10 admitted 10 the associa
ton. General r. r. Million vas restored 70 member.
ship by resolution. The association tnen adjourned
to meet again the first Tuesday In August
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LEE, THE NEWARK oARsMAN.

No answer has been recsiveda as yst from George w.
Lee, the Newark oarsman, In response 10 the cable
message sent him by tho Triton Boat Club urging
him 10 remain England and contest tho 10 scui
race with Moss anu Piayiord. II IA thought that lie
may nave lett England before the telegram was sent
aud gone TO Paris
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ESCAPE OF A MUnDEkER.

On Wednesday John smith. who murdered hts wiz
some time ago by cutting hcr throat from car
ana was sent 70 tho Iunatic asylum instead OF
the gaows, because the Jury believed MN insane when
he committed tho ermc, escaped from the Morris
Plains Asy um, where he conu ned since his escape
sixteen men nave bsen searching IN vain Tor hiiD.
smiiu ~ large and powerful man, has tue reputation
OF veng cool and crafty aud Is now thought that
madness was cevsry isigned aud successfully as
10 deceive the Morris County Court and jury ch
tried hin The murder was committed about
age IN the town VI fiandsrs In orris county, N j.
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COLUMBUS DkIyING PARK.
COLUMNS, Ohio, July IL, 1875

COLUMBUs OHIO, July II, 1879
There were seven starters In - 2:25 class at the
Driving Park to-day-Dafby, Tom Keeior, Bell Brass
neId, Modoc, Lsiwensky. Edwin Forrest and Crown
Prince. Latwsnsky and Modoc we're the favori,cs In
the poole. Bell Brassusld won the nrst heat Darby
the three following and the race. Time, 223h-
y:25h-225-2:2 Bell Brassncd took second money,
Kce,cr tbird and Leiwsusgy fourtbl
In Tie $50 class there wsre nine starters. Pierce
Co. - Edward won in three Straight heats, Bay Dick
second Grey Salem ihird anu woollev fourth. Time,
2:25-2; 2b--2 :26H.
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TRACED By A LAMP.

Charles II. Lacey, OF No. 215 Ess, Forty seventh
street, reported At the Eighteenth preclnct station
house, Wednesday night that hts horse and cab, valued
NJ $500, had been stolen IRON the Grand Central
Depot Yesterday morning Detective Mulry
saw George williams going through Third
avenue Win Two carnage lamps In nis hands.
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number Of the cab that had bsen stoIsu. VIII
liains was arrested. tue lamps were Identified bv
Lacey, aud George Was srrsigned before Judge XIII
breth In the afternoon and held 81 900 bail TO
The horse aud Cab fou Ia East Twenty
lh street, subsequent to the arrest. but the harness
has not yet been recovered.
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CRICKET.

Tho nrst match between the FIRST elcvens OF the 81.
George and staten Island clubs will bs played At
staten Island to- morrOa.
On Thursday tho nrst eleven OF the ST. Georges
play the Manhattan club at Prospect Park
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FLEETWOOD PARK.

The purse stake OF $3.50 announced 10 take place
II Fect~ood PARK yesterday drew together lair at.
tendance. OF iurimeu. The entries we're John Muir.
phys chestnut mare Lazy Pstchsrd, 10 wagon Johs
Driscol's bay mare McdesyAto wagon, and William
Il. wesks' black mare Blsachs, IN hafnssA In The
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AMERICAN TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

a0LISlNAN IEAOIII1INO AcDOCIA ION.
NOUN WASHINGTON, n. H., July IL. 1873.
President Bycknsi, with the American Teachers
Association party, $50 In number, arrived here
hsli-past seven O'Clock last evening.
An evening session was held. The exercises
sisted Of nall minute social speeches. reading. sing
ing and dancing committee resolutions
chosen, with General Eaton, United States Commits
sioner At Washington. ID. c., as chairman. The fol-
lowing resolutions were presented, ali rming the
fundamental principles OF the American school sys-
tem:-
Resolved That the possession by child of nature
eeptibe of education Is of itself conclusive chlds
right such education
Resolved That child born into citizen
shin has naen able right to such education will
u TO meet its duties and obligations,
the child in the enjoyment this right
OF the state under and IL the b1undrn
OF the administration OF state recornze this oo
CATION
meoulignt train from the Fabysn House arrived
al midnight
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WEST SIZE DRIVING PARK.

Two events we're decided at the West Side DRIVING
Park yesterday. The first was purse OF $3.50. mile
heas, three In Ave. in harness, which was by the
bay marc Addis n. Q. The second was a sweepstakes
OF SIS. same conditions tue nrs The starters were
L. Duehams bay mare Carrie White and Peter
Mansss nay mare Vermont Maid. Tho black mare
Maggie was entered but win drawn. Vermont Maid
won the nrst and second heats Carrie White the
third. The Iour,h was declared "Eo heat" owing TO
the horses running The greater part Of mile. Yer
mont Maid was tbcn Withdrawn, when Carrie White
logged around the track and gwen the race, all
pools being declared oil
SUMMARY.
WEST SIDE DIVING PARK, JKRsEY CIrr, n. j., July
IL ls,S-rurse $3.50; mile heats, trrec Ia 1--WE, In
hsrness SO 10 the Grs $50 TO the second $25
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PLuNMER-BoUGnrox -Oa Thursday, tho l1th inst.
at residence Of brides parents. ny the Rev
DR.. shackeliord, j. THOMAS PLuxxEK SELMA NJ d,
daughter Of Edwin G. Boushton, Esq, both OF New
York. No cards -
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cation, Or. Martin. OF New York, then pronounced
the benediction, alter which the adj
Journed until July, 1879
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RACKETS.

In order TO prepare Tor the grand shampispship
match at rscksts which takes place on Saturday be-
tween Oscar Manning, Of Philadelphia, ana James
Heating, oil this CITY. amstch was played A. Hicks
knekct Court IN Hudson street, HoOoxeu, yesterday
IN which Kcatinp played against Michael Landy ana
John Kelly. Inc following 10 the score =
Lat I'd 81 Ah
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Tho meeting closes TO- morrow, whom last class,
The 'twcnt win be trotted with Amy, Powers
Fanlts Jefferson, BapQu0 and Kansas Cnet in the
ued. the pools Powers ishe avily the tavorte
Myrtle ~ lrst cnoice In the ''Inirty.iour" race.
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SUFFOLK PARK.

PHILADELPHIA, July IL, 1873
This was the last day OF the summer rot,ing meet
Ing at Suffolk Park.
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The shorty Avo'' class eusy victory for the
pool favoriie Phil IN three straight heats In the
nrst hoat lead 1t the start easily held
10 the nnish, Kader alone pushing him. Phil
tha lead from Volunteer Girl a. the quarter
IN the Eexs heat. On the homsslresch Bill
Greene went spleDdia!y for first place and
yuvo the winner tue BY only halt
length Bill Greene was again his only troublesome
opponent III tho third anu decisive heat, hanging
slubbornly On his flank two-thiris oil the mile. aud
thou eakipg under Lhe heavy slraiu and giving
ond place 10 Kader. Pnil trottsd the three meats
without q ski. Kader took second money, Bal
Greene third, Democrat fourth
SUMMARY.
SANE DAy-Purse $500, Tor horses that never beat
2l5 milo heats, three 10 nve IN harness; $l6p totho
the fourth horse.
r. R.ynOds, fHartfordl b. e.. Phil 1 1
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CHARTER OAK PARK.
THIRD DAy or THE JULY rRorrING MEET
ING-BArEMAN AND PHIL THE WINNERS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

ING-BArEMAN AND PHIL THE WINNERS.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
HARTFORD, Conn, July IL, 1878.
The third day OF the uotting meeting At Charter
OAK Park surpassed those preceding In lis delightful
weather and In the excellence OF the races. Both
events tho programme were well contested
and marked by frequent and enthusiastic applause
from the spectators n the horses made spirited
bursts OF speed down 10 the wire. The attendance
double that OF yesterday and the grand stand
snlivsned by The bright summer costumes OF
Of lady visitors In The pools Bateman Ia
vorts in the 1927 nurse, and Phil In the 'orty-hve"
class, varying in tho former alter Lady Dagges pcr-
tormance in the nrst heat
THE ssrwENrY.sEvES' PURSE.
The ''twenty seven" was sharply contested.
Three OF The four entries started. the stallion Ars-
los, entered by Woodward, OF Boston, alone being
drawn Tor lameness, and Fannie Jefferson. winner OF
I'VE out OF eight races this season had better have
stayed out owing TO a similar afiiclon. In The first
beat the pool isvore who had the pole, yielded It at
the quarter after sharp struggle to Lady Dagaetr,
the other breaking badly and gong
back. the lady neld the lead along
tho bsckstrstch without difficulty, Bateman making
strf.ne gain aud tapping her on The lower turn the
where Bateman was urged ut pace which caused bin
20 leave his feet They went under the wire neck
nna neSs n ns gray IN .hc next neat NO
mares, who trottng neck and neck, two lengths
behind a. tho quarter turning INTO .,,. inc back.
the halt the gray closed up and all three
punched, BaIeman maintaining slight lead. Lady
Daggett thou sent handsomely tor first place
Killing pace, which broke her near the aud gave
Bateman The heat by Two lengths. The third neat
WINS another victory for Bateman who took The lead
OH the Erst. turn, both mares breaking He held
his advantage 10 tho close and passed under the
Batsman took the fourth neat and The race. He OBJ
tanned cear lead 10 begin with and the three strung
out two lengths apart around 10 the lower turn
Lady Daggett, who was second made u handsome but
squirt for 1rst place. falling only length
short OF IL. Fannie Jefferson ten lengths behind.
SUMMARY.
CHARTER OAK PARK. Hartford. Conn.,, July IL,
ls7s-IniRp DAY o. THE July lRorrISG MEErSG-
Purse $780, horses that never boat mile neas
thresn hye III harness. $500 % the hrs 500 TO the
second. 500 to the third anu $40 TO the fourth.
A. Godsmith'y Nov York; b. T. Batemau. 2 l
U. Bigsy's tBoston) g. N. Lady DaggetL..
II. Dorsey's (Hartiord) br. IN. Fannic JET
ierson lee. ............ ................ 8
A. woodward's (Bostonl br. s. Aristos.. 80. DIR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-21


BALDwIN-At West Haven Conn., very suddenly on Tues
day September TO- 1873, Mrs Martha Wnttelsey, widow
OF the late IL Baldwin I'm the G3d year OF her age
MAIOR-Frday morning, September 90 Annie T. Stevens,
wife OF william r. Major.
NOTICE. OF fame al hereafter.
MANLEY-At Hartford. September 10. DR.. James r. Man
Rses and friends the funeral
ar the residence X Sheldon 81 CiarksL, Brook
Iyn on saturday 2lst lust, a. 10 o'clock a. IN.
MOoREsuddsny the morning OF the 18Th inst George
H. Moore aged 40 years.
IL A. m.
PEFFERs-At Greens Farms, Westport Conn., Wednesday
morning, September lS, after lingering lluess, Abby
Mana w. wife H. PETERS, and youngest daughter
of the late J. NJ. Dexter. ,, -
residence Of Mr.. Charles w PETERS, Greens
Farms on saturday, 2lst inst, at O'Clock
RAYMON DIN Jersey CITY, THURSDAY. September 49,
General Henry Raymond. In the S7th year Of hts
Relatives and friends Of the family aso the veterans OF ll
and the OF Hermitage Lodge, No 100, o. OF o.
NJ of NewYOrk respectfully invited 70 attend his fu
neral on SUNDAY afternoon at O'Clock from the residence OF
ms sOnin.aW, ChRncey A Smith, 2Ol Aontgomery-st
Jersey Civ.
VETERANS OF THE WAR OF 1Sl2-BROTHERs: am
sorry 10 death General H. Raymond You
are invited attend hts funeral from his late residence No
2Oi Montgomsryt Jersey City j. on Sunday 22d inst
al 1880 clock p. M. with the usual badge OF mourning
~ ~ Colonel ABRAHAM DAILY.
RRAD-on Thursday September 10. r. C. Read in tue 18th
Relatives and friends family invited 70 attend the
funeral at his late residence No l2o East 22dst
an saturday September 81. at 1890 O'clock
Providence (R. ~ papers please copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-21
PUBLIC OPINION.

We believe this struggle against the soft
money rspudatOrs, InteusIned IL IL By tie Demo
cratic urrrn them crucial test OF Republican
istn.-lKlngsTOn Freeman (Rep)
Senator Abbott, of Lowell, renOminated on
the State Democratic Committee, al Worcester, declines
under such auspices. He has been mem Ger
for ten years. but declares thar he viii vote for Talbot
sooner than for Butlsr.-fBOstOn Traveller tRep)
The Democratic party has been for green
backs against greenbacks for resumption OF specie
payment and against a ptOn OF specie payment,
Tor imitation and against initiation always according 10
the circums Of the hour and never according TO
principles eternal truth ~ Albany Journal tRep)
1t is customary for Democratic State con-
yentOns 10 iudOrse the administration OF Democratic
governors and is very right aud proper for them 10
So We arc confident that the coming State Convention
will nos this formal approval OF the Governor. and
that II Will be hearty and unanlmOus--iOsWego Palla-
dunn Dem)
1t is certain that the success of an indie
pendent as against Democratic ticket would send a
thrill OF joy the heart Of enemy Of the South in
America Why's Think Of that twice bsiOre you aban-
don the parry Of Jefferson and Jackson to 70 How the lead
OF men whom party would have dared 10 SrscOpn in
better and purer umes.--l Raleigh Observer lDem)
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F'LoRILINR.
FIorIIIne for the Teeth and Breath

the liquid dentIfrfce world it thoroughly
partially decaYed teeth from all parasites living
"abimacue" leaving them psary white imparting de-
hghtfu fragrance the breath The Fragrant Flone
instantly OdOrs arising foul stomach tobacco
smoke.
children adults whose te,th show marks Of decay lts
advantages paramount The FOne should be thorough
y brushed into all tho cavities need fear using too
often much time. Among the ingredients being
soda honey spirits of wns boFaK and extracts from sweet
herbs and plants it forms only The best dentrce for
cleansing discovered but that perfectly delicious
and harmless sherry The taste Is so pleas
ing that instead Of taking the toothbrush with dislike IS
isoien the children viii account omit 10 use the
Florhne regularly each mOrnn II only left to their own
choice Children be taught the Of the toothbrush
young early neglect invariably produces premature de-
cay teeth. OF August 20, 1874.
alup's Florlne is undoubtedly valuable acquisition
COmbinngin remarkable degree pleasant fragrance with
very superior detergent qualities 1t will be grateful 70 the
most while the briancyt impars to white
teeth ana healthy the render IL
all appreciate value OF good and sound
hygiene OF the teeth probably less at
any other portion OF the body but Il IL
second importance 10 nOne and in this respect fLORl
may regarded very eflcacOus and salut' ny
agency" FLORILINE Is PREPARED ONLY BH
HENRY C. GALLUP, NO. 4o3 oXFORDSr- LONDON
ENGLAND. AND SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND PER-
TUNERS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD