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NEW BRUNSWICK GOVERNMENT.

ST.. JONI, N. b., July 15 1878
r. N. Landry and d. l.. Hmrnstoo: both from
wcstmoreland, have been sworn IN members OF the
government, Landry rs Commissioned Of tho Board OF
Work and Harrington withou. office. All tho seats
are now filed and the government Ia constituted as
ioows:--hon. John j. Fraser, Attorney General; ;
Hon. William wedderburn, Provincial Secretary; Hon.
Michael Adams. surveyor General; Hon. +. A. Landry
Commissioner OF Public Works; Hon. Robert Young
President OF the Council; Hon, John II Crawford
Hon w. y. Porcy, lion. Is. II. Stevenson.apd Hon. d.
l.. burlington, Jr, members Of the Council without
Office.
OTTAWA, Ont, July Is, 1878.
IS understood that the government has nppointc cd
Hon. Edward Barron Chandler Lieutenant Governor
OF New Brunswick In place oil Hon. 5. l.. TiiIoy,
signed.
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rLoRILlNE.-FoR THE TEETH AND BREATH

few drops OF the liquid FLoRISE" sprinkied wet
Toothbrush produce pleasant lather. which thoroughly
eeanses the from all parasites impurities hardens
the gums tart~s stops decay gves to the teeth
peculiar whtsness delightful the
breath It removes all unpleasant odor asn from de-
cayed teeth tobacco smoke THE FRAGRANT FLoRixE"
being composed In part OF honey aud herbs IL deli
to the taste aud harmless sherry The
FLoRIINk should be used In all ct bad BREATH and
pstic by gentlemen after smoking The FLoRiLISk
combines In form the desirable cleans
and proporties the time
nothing which can possibly innrs the most sensitive and
dccMte Organization II beauties the teeth 10
arrests the decay of the teeth acts detergent acr
smoking IL renders the hard and he thy IL neutrA
tho offensive seeretions OF tho mouth IL
the brest! fragrance purely aromatic aud pleasant
Read the following certificate from Professor ttne1d
Phi. D., FCS, Professor OF Practical Chemistry Ia tho
Pharma ceuca society of Great Britain, au thor OF
Chemistry- General. Medical and charm vi -
DEAR siR-i have made complete chemical analysis,
hly arniarix3d myself with the OF
yoar FRAGRANT FLoRLiSK-a fluid PREPARATION Tor cennsin
the teeth certify that contains corrosive trri
tating notng Kely inure Ia tho slightest
degree the most or influence otherwise than
the teeth other OF mouth.
The FLoRiLSE Is an excellent and p!easant GOT ergent
Slgucd, JOHN ATrFIELD.n
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PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY..

Official notice received at she office Of the
United States District Attorney yesterday that the
President had rardoned Charles Perdue, whose death
sentence was committed to Imprisonment tor twelve
years by President Grant In 1872. Pcrdue was tried
Tor having set Are To the ship Robert Edwards at
and convicted in March. 1871 Since he has been in
PRISON his conauct has been most exemplary. ana the
fact that he ''shang h.sd on board the Edwards
whic no had a family TO support, has twice inclined
clemency Ia bis favor
Siiniar notice was received IN the of Henry g.
Burton, who was sentenced TO term OF two yesrs,
few months ago. for selling unstamped cigars.
Buron's health Is very and the physicians think
O cannot live long.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CBiEF SIGNAL OvPIcrR
WAsHMGTos July 16-1 A NJ.
Indications
For New England, warm, clear or partly cloudy
weather. light variable winds, mostly from the
south, stationary or falling barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States, clear or partly
cloudy weather, possibly preceded by rain areas
the New Jersey coast, warmer, southeasteriy Winds
stationary, followed by falling barometer
For tho South Atlantic and Gulf states clear or
partly cloudy weather light, variable winds, mostly
sou,hcriy, stationary pressure and temperature.
FOR the lower lake region, Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley. clear weather, followed BY Increasing clouds
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rLoRlLINn-FoN rnE TEETH AND BREArA

The following from the PAPER called Public
Health" september ~ 1877 I'VE have read
quent,y glowing the merits OF the FRA
examine tho ana then only the
able character stics wcro companied by
neious properties. We found IL very pleasant liquid,
ths base which is about tina best
ccctnally harmessy cleansing from
food deposits Several other elements
being, under circumstances. likely do harm.
which il agreeable addeuia usciut toilet
menaaton to thousands VIII" it, VIII the less
-rhe Age We Live In" OF Janusty IA, 1871.
teeth we'll MS Importing ragranca the breath, em
myrfh or other dentifrce having
similar object. A few drops on the brush mmed.
soiy friction with the teeth produces pleasant tber
which penetrates the very nterstce. and thoroughly
Graduates the muutest particles which tend not only
the decay hut TO the discoioment Of natures
vceabie and ut the same time most striking ornaments"
'he News OF the Tosld" says This admrabie preDs-
the seet aud breath IL obtaining
popularity Among the other virtues clio the
all inputities strengthens ind hardens the gums
prevents tartar aud arrests tho progress OF decay also
gives the teeth beautiful wilderness. and impxrts do
lghtuI fragrance to the breath FLoRLisK is we'll worthy
tine reputation II has acquired"
1t s,d wherever tao English LANGUAGE spoken. but
only prepared by HENRY Z. GALLUP. ao3 oxford St.,
London, England
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and removing the sscretions OF the mouth To-
liquid deutiirics called fRAGRANr whchis sod
ny slI able chemists"
The Weekly Buisst. January - 1871 thus aiIudes
the FRAGRANT P0afLISE :-Mr. Gsiiup
icrred boon sociey by his invention FIoRI
LINZ Tor tbs teeth and breath 1t /, well that
new proportion has been analyz cd by eminent
fessor of chs misty tDr At,hedl IL
contain ingredient ia the Injurious
tne most tender gums and pronounces pleasant and
excellent deter. cut We that this FLoRILIss
makes tooth cleaning quite luxury. and not only
eeetually cleanses the teen but
abe odors and keeps The mouth fresh
fragrant preparation has ais" another ebamt is cheap
for few drops sprinkcd upon toothbrush suffice
tor one operation II ought TO become immensely opu
lar.n
FRAGRANT fLoRlLISE soi by all pcriumers dealers
In toilet articles ia the world
Prepared bv HENRY &. GALLUP 403 Oxford st.. Lon
don, ENGLAND.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

senator Theodore NJ. Pomeroy; of Auburn. n. r.,
and Captain Samuel Trott Of the steamship Faraday,
are at tho Windsor General Daniel Tyler OF Ala
bama; Ernest $. Inman, OF Liverpool. and L. B. Mar
'Ddalc, OF indianapolis, are at tho Fifth Avenue.
Captain J. II. Upshur aud Lieutenant j. r. Seliridge,
United States Navy, are at the Everett Ex-Congress-
man Thomas {. Pia,t OF Owego. N. Y, is at the Sc.
Nicholas. Ex-senator d. In Yulee, OF Florida, Is at
the PARK Avenue. Thomas I. Fiaglcr. Of Lockport,
n ", IS at The HOssmore Theodore ". Vail, Superin
tendent Of the Railway Mail Service, ana J. n.
McVIcker. o: Chicago arc at tho Gsey. Ex-senator
John l. Nicks, OF Eimlra Is At The Sturtevant.
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A YouNG nRIroN SHOT.

NApASgE July H. 1873.
While an Orange Young Briton, named Samuel
Koliy, was passing with team near Marysvilc Cor
ners, on Saturday evening, no WINS shot at and SO.
verey wounded by James White, Catholic. 1t Is
reported this evening that White had shot Robert
harvey who was trying to arrest him, though the
latest Information says he is surrounded IN the WOODS
and that escape IS almost Impossible. lilo Is dos
perate character and Ia " ell armed.
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QUINCY, July ID, 1878
Between Saturday morning and last evening there
seven cases Of sunstroke In this city, avo OF
which proved fatal. The victims were Hcrvey Leif-
hclon, Andy Thompson, Joseph Gilbert, John Esgen
and man named Fleming. Gilbert and Fleming
were attacked yesterday and died In a few hours.
CHICAGO, In, July L. 1878. q
Tho heat has boon moro telling to-day than ut any
time this year. Tho thermometer reached Of, and
three cases OF sunssroke arc reported. ono being
fatal
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THE TEETH AND BREATH.
the PERFUMED REALMS OF FLORA


Fair Flora, the GODDESS OF Flowers, ono day
Had summoned her Iegions around.
And thus sh: addressed In sweet, mellow tones:-
My wishes let ocao resound;
lis my visa to dtstit from zach beautiful flower
That peeps from tho dew spang led scene.
The choicest. the swectest, tue richest OF scents.
And such as are 1T tor a queen"
Then the beautiful rose raised It's sweet ted head
And the violet crcpt from IT. bod
The Jsssamine, swcctbrtar, Lavender, Too.
Their iragsnce around her nov sned.
NOW list, " said fair Flora and waving her HAND
change came around that tate scene;
For bubbiing soft from fountain OF iywera
Came gushing the swect "fLoRiLiSEr
ITO beauty said Flora, II offer this nit
The breath II viii perfume OF ALL
To the gums 10 will give most boantifuI hue
While IT, odor like incense will fail.
To the teeth IL Will give an appearance OF Ia ari
As white IA the snow OF Mont blame
Its fame should be spread through the els arid
And Its praises DO varbisd for iong.p
This gin Of fair Fora prc-cminent stands,
No toi,ot without IL 3 complete,
It's pnrty sweetness Its iragral co and worth
nave made ITS triumph that's great
And Gallup may well Ue proud of ia fa,aa
for No where you will IL " seen:
Aud nov NIL the rage With tho adde's around
Is tbs fragrant, the sweet "FLonLiSr.v
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Tho Talk Of tho Town.

Tho Talk Of tho Town
Two friends were discussing the psssug events
As they walked up tue Quadrant one day;
They spoke OF the fAshious. the bRnQuets tho bsll
And vi people VINO passed on their way.
They talked Of the Congress ana Lord B-----j
At the meeting they seemed 10 exut;
They both concluded In wishing with mo
To the Congress a happy result.
They talked OF the and its terrible deeds
They hoped that sweet peace would ehsuc.
So freely thoy chatted that topics. in TACT.
OF all kincs they botn did review
Till last they both stood ut druggists glass door
Whilst paipRbic there to DO seen,
las elegant csse. which attracted their view,
And Gu IL appe d-'FLoRiLisE"
"Fiornew said my Lord; what Is that. may ask ?"
why, splendid detergent" said Fred.
'.Thc smell of tobacco IL takes IRON the mouth.
And perfumes ana sweets leave instead
II fond u o, aud TO the fumes-
Which to mo oft u nuisance have been
I now. with great pleasure, tia toothbrush apply
Win tho fragrant and sweet 'FLoRiLISK'
iris the talk II the town For the this 20 n,u
And the breath IL Is really first rate;
An wonder that you, NM dear sir have not he ard
OTIS fame 30 deservediy great.
For the toilet, IL IL discovery
, Tho greatest, in Tact. that has bsen-
Ana the voice oi the people udorses the fame
Oftho fragrant, tue sweet 'FLoHfLiSEr"
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MURDERERS RESPITED.

WASHINGTON July Is, 1873
Gasoline Grayson, Peter Grayson, Man servis and
RoSsrt Love. were recently convicted Of murder at
Fort smith, Ark, and sentenced TO death subsc
quenty the sentences OF tho threo lsst namod wcro
commu,ed to imprisonment for life. while Carolina
Grayssns sentence TO DO hanged 10Th inst re-
mans In iorcc. To-day, however, communication
reached the Department OF Justice that delegation
Is it's way here to plead oxten uating
Ia ana the President has gwen orders Tor
respite until they have an opportunity 10 make known
such circunis tancos.
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FLoRlLlNE. FOE rHE rEErA AND DREArA

II teeth ara white and be autiiul,
Ii keeps them 30 iataet.
II they're discolored la the least
IL btings their wbiteness back;
And by its use what good effects
Are daily to he seen;
Thus hence IL Is that general praise
Greets FRAGRANT FLoRiLIsE ~
Ono tria.'s proof conclusive quite,
That by Its constant use
The very best effects ariss
That science can produce.
IL is the talk OF every one.
An all absorbing theme;
while genera. now becomes tho use
U FRAGRANT FLoRiLtsR :"
1t mases the breath as sweet rs flowers,
The teeth pearly white;
Tho gums II hardens, and 10 givos
sensations oil delight.
AL vie secrctions 4; r,movcs,
However long they've been:
The enamel, too, IL will preserve,
The FRAGRANT FLoRiLISKr'
Amidst the charms which Nature gives,
Tho to1th precedence claim;
And to preserve their pearly hue
The surest means we name.
All other pastes and powders fail
Wherev &C they have been.
Whilst quite successful in each case
Is "FnAcRAsr FLoRiLfSEn'
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FLoRlLINE--FoE rae TEETH AND BREATH

The christian GRID" OF March H. 1871 says with res
pect to ftonftfsE FLonrLSk bids t. ccvme house,
h,d word In england. and OF pc culisry pleasant
meaning ~ would 10 difficult to conceive = moro eN,ca
cious snd agreeable preparation Tor tho teeth those
~ up" -
Mr. O. H. Jones, the eminent dentist OF o. Great Russell
street, London. IN his valuable book on sDent,stry"
49, hc use OF good dcntirice IL also
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ness variable WINDS. mostly from ,he south, rising
temperature and falling barometer.
For the upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, generally clear weather. toll
lowed BY increasing cioudiness rain warm south
eriy veerng to colder northwest WINDS falling iol-
lowed by rising barometer.
decided fan OF temperature is entering the
United States from Manitoba.
The upper Mississippi and Ohio rivers will slowly
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Abyssnia, for Queenstown and Liv.
erpool, and Vile de Paris, for Havro, will sail from
this port on "Wednesday.
The mails for Europe will close at 40 Post Once at
five, and for France direct at half pasyve o'clock A. NJ
The New York characterization Tor Europo-will
DO ready at four O'Clock IN the morning
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing six centa
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RAILROAD RECEIVER APPOINTED.

(BY TELEGnAPH TO CHE HERALp.1
TaESToS, N. j., July IT, 1873
An application was lied to-day for the appointment
OF receiver Of the Philadelphia and Atlantic Guy
Narrow Gauge Railroad Company, In bensf OF Will
lam Massey. Of philadelphia who s largo creditor.
In his petition he claims thai the road Is insoivenL
Chancellor Runyon appointed Charles CoiwcI, Of
philadelphia. as receiver.
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has already trans

the government OF New York. He has already trans
United a letter OF thanks
A rush was made TO the City Hall yesterday by per-
sons nxous IL take cart licenses In accordance
with the new ordinance They were under the false
Impression that yesterday was the last date which
they could attcni TO this business. over four hun
drcd licenses were issued during the day. Owners OF
carts have until October 80 next to procure the
necessary lcenRea
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suNsrRoKEs IN THE CITY.

James 1nness twcnsy-eisht yoars old, OF the
United States man -oiwar Minnesota was prostratsd
by the heat, at the corner OF Seventh avenue and
Thirty -ninth street. yesterday and removed to-ihe
New York Hospital
Nellie shieIds twenty ycnrs Of age residing NJ
the vi Sackett and Columbia stroeIs Brooklyn
overcome by the heat near Fulton ferry, In that
city, yesterday morning. She was removed 10 her
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DEATH OF AN EX-COLLECTOR

PORTLAND, Ne, July Is, 1878.
Nathan Cummings, ono Of tho oldest and bcsI
known citizens OF Portland, Collector OF tho Fort I'm
der President Harrison, died to-night.
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THREE CASES OF suNsTRoKE.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July Is, 1873.
There were several Of sunssroko bore yestsr.
DAY. Mr. Alexander Warwick, representing A. I.
Stewart Co, OF New York, fell dead from the heat
Saturday evening, and two other fatal have
been reported since that time.
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EUROPE.
JynE NEW YORK HERALD II rnE PKINrE
J. The HERALD Is TO be found daily mt the Gsan,
uasins du rrtutemps. 40 boulevard Haussman. Pau

EUROPE.
rIyilL NEW YORK MEEALD II TIE PKINrEMPs =
The HERALD Is he found daily nt the Gsande Nc
Easins du frintemps, 40 Boulevard Haassman. Paris
VISIT TO LONDON-MEssRS. JAY KESPECr-
IA fully request tho honor OF visit from ladies and
geatemen visiting the British metropolis Inspect
riey Ut elegant silk Costumes, Partisan MAaties artistic
selected PARIS artists representing
tho fashions of tho seasonA The following sxtrxt
from American papsr Is pleasing testimDuy 70 tiS
Of business adopted At this visited
during soourn In London last tho warehouse
OF Messrs Jay. the most noted estso shment OF the
kind In tho world. In looking through Its numerous
departments able appreciate the
OF the distinguished success which has attended III .
establishments tor many Mesxs Jay receive large
supplies and Millinery direct from the
prices than ladies then on the Consn We
directing the attention readers
this honorcd where they
will BIO honestly aud legally deal. With"
Special Agents for Boancts Black Silks 2a3, 2i5. BAT
2fo, 35i and .S3 Regent 81. London. England
A sIlLEY's HOTEL. HENRIETTA sr UUvKNr
able Bedrooms, beautifully furnished and moderate
chsrsos: ladies' coffee aud drawing roomA smoking
billiard rooms; hot and cold baths
RIcHARD MICiiELL. Proprietor.
1)RIsIOL HOTEL. LONDON BURLINGTON GAR
Ddens. W-1his large first class family hotel In the
situation OF London Is newly established In the Cen
nentsi style and urn shed with possible comfort
Proprietor. II. ElSELE. late of Meuricas'.
I ones HOTEL, BOND ST.. LONDON
lIEstablshed upwarl OF century Thts we'll sal
astocratc house Is situated In tina Of the moss
fashion able part % tn, West End CocbrAt ZOE
cuisine aud coiiar OF ths choicest wtnoS
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VERY HOT In IOWA.

DCBUoUg, July u.s. 1871
rhe weather Is still very hot, the thermometer
ranging from % toes There Two cases OF sun
stroko to-day, but neither proved fatal
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THE HEAT AT ST. JOSEPH.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, July u.s. 1875
The heat yesterday and to-day has bcen intense
There wore fourteen OF sunstroks. only one Of
which, however, has resulted fatally.
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STORM IN IOWA.


DuBrQug, July 15 1878.
Another heavy rain last night flooded things gcncr-.
ally, sweeping away two bridges tho Illinois Cen.
that been nearly compieted since Thursdays
and Que that had been nnishod.
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[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEaALD.1
NASHVILLE, July Is, 1878.
On account OF tho intense heat the section hands
the Nashville, Chattanooga and ST. Louis Railway
have asked suspension Of work until the mercury
falls, which request has been granted.
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Besides these one hundred non-iasal have been
treated at the public medical office. and these form
only part OF the hundreds treated at drug stores
and private residences Throughout the city. accord
ing TO Professor Tice. the meteorologsf, who lives
here TO morrow will be the warmest day this latitude
has had for one hundred years.
Across the river, in East St Louis tho heat mas
also been terrible, and sunstrokes are re-
ported, while business was paralyzed for the day.
THE HEAT xEIGnBoRuooD.
Advices received during Inc day from nsehborIng
towns Indicate great suffering by all classes Of people
Al Kirkwood number OF persons Frustrated, bat
no fatal cases orsuns,roke reported teamster
fell from hts wagon eight O'Clock this morning. but
quickly restored and persisted in proceeding with
his team. At Naples and in the surround
Ing country all work s nearly suspended.
Tho merchants keep in the shady corners of
their stores, the farmers generally afraid to
venture in tho SUM- Several horses have fallen dead
IN the folds and one man severely Frustrated
thst he Died last night At Venice other villages
people pros,rated. AT Belloville the heat
greater to-day than has known to be for some
years and several Of sunsroke OF or less
serious character were reported.
The following a correct list OF the reported deaths
to-day from sunstroke, taken from the books Of the
Board OF Hsalth:-
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ruE wEArHEe YEsrEnpAY.

Tho following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty four hours in COM
p2rison with the corresponding date OF last year, as
Indicated by the thcrmo at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building No 2lS Broadway
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THE HEAT Ar OMAHA.

OMAHA, Mob, Juy;15 1873
Three deaths occurred hero during the past iorty.
egh. hours from the effects OF tho extrome heat.
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H. w. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
Maiden lane. tho solo manufacturers OF genuine
ASBESTOS PAINTS. RoofISG, srEAa PPE and BOILER Gov.
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VIEW PUBLICATIONS.
4 PPLEToAs' JouiNAL,
N FOR AUGUST.

CONTENTS.
FRONTISPfECE. Illustration up In the Bus Ridge
Drawn By q. :. Kcinhut.
FLORA IN A GARkEr. Descriptive OF Artificial Flower
Making ia New YORK by william II. RIdeing. Illus
trated by &. =. Reinhzft.
UP IN THE BLUE Ridge. A Story. Complete BY Cen
stance renifnore W ooson
A LLGEND OF PHRy1IA. Poem. BY Thomas Duna
Lngish.
OUT az LONDON. by Juiian. II Nv tborna Ccontnued).
ALLECOKlES Sonncts: l. Crowns: II. silence; Ill sub
eide ". Anger. ny Edgar Pawcett
BIT or SArCkE. An american story. In twenty thrse
chapters. ny Albert Rhodes. Chwptexs VII XIII
DUKkR'S GRASSES. A sonnet. BY y. N. Hewins
VOICES OF WksTxfS5rkR ABBEY. Part l. BY Rev
Ireadwc il Walden.
BEAUTIFUL ACrREssEs. by ~. T. VS..
A YEAR AGO. A Poem. by Annie Boutwell,.
oTst0o LEAVES. III. TITO Bird Medieval by sassa
Fsninofc topper
MY Miss L,Ukt. Short Story Complete. By Mary A.
Denson. =.
GENUS AND LABOR. An Essay. by Junius usah
browne
CoL[ECTANEA: A Poetic Cook Book by J. Brander
Matthews: Poem by Lord jeffrey: Dramatic criti-
cisn. by J. Brander Matthews; Inconsolabie. Poem,
by David ker.
EDITORS TABLE; BryantAbcut "Pinish'' In Ptcturss-
erophone-rhs Ncx WORLDS Fair.
BOOKS OF THE DAY.
Twenty -ive cents per nunb.r: 81 per annum.
= APPLnToN A CO.. Publishers. New York.
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NOTHING LIKE BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANA
relieve pan ;or summer complaints. cholera FOE
Internal and external use. 25c. bottle.
SEWER GASES PREVENTED FROM ENfERlN9
homes by using sINcERs PATENT Non GAsoSpucrlSq
WASTE Pre- Pubic invited 60 examine ~ NO 7o4
Broadway