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MRS. HAYES AT THE TORPEDO STA
TION.

DISTINGUISHED PEOPLE IN ATrENDANCE-A A
SALUTE or SEVENTEEN ToRpEpoEs FIRED
by THE WIPE OF THE PnRsIDRNr-IoIs
OF lNrERxsr VISITED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NKwroRr, II. l., August II. 1878.
Associate Justice Swaync, accompanied by Mrs.
Hayes VISITED the torpedo station this afternoon. the
guests prsssns included Governor und Mrs. swan, Of
Maryland; Mr. G, II Rossel aud family oi New York /;
Judge Green and family. OF Now Jersey Captain and
MS Upsnur Unitcd States Navy; Mrs. B,stchiord, Of
Now YORK, and other distinguished people. Tho
officers OF tho station wero 10 uniform, and, with
their fam ilies who wsre also present. lett nothing
undope that would teud 10 please their visitors
THE ARRIVAL
Lieutenant Newell, United States Navy. mot the
parry st tho landing Newport side aud escorted
them to the station, whore thoy were received by
Captain Breese anu the officers The party then pro-
ccedsd 10 the rcsidsnco OF the comnandant, waerc
Mrs. Brssss received then with her usual Courtesy
aud where tho adcs present were presented to Mrs.
Hayes Captain brcese thsn escorted Mrs. Hayes and
Justice Sw.yps to the parspet OF tue or followed by
others On tno parapet, at tho loot OF the nags an
placed table and the means for nring torpedo
salute. To tns table the wires from the different
torpedocs which had boen previously planted In the
wafer wero led
romrxDoEs YIRgD BY MRS HAYES
Lieutenant Commander Goodr!ch, Unitod States
planned The manner OF nring. and placed In Mrs.
Hayes hand the battery wire. salute OF seven-
teen torpedocs was thou nred w hrA Hayes In honor
Of Associate Justice swaync. This honor the Jaags
most gallantiy acknowledged
POINTS ISrEREsT VISITED
The party were then shown over the island TO the
chemical laboratory whore Professor Hill exhibited
oil explosives dy Mantle
explaining the mode OF manufacture, with tlusIra-
tions, aud also, by means OF a calcium light Oh
screen ed the eocroyss 0i water From hvre tho
party procesocd the electrical laboratory where
workings Of the wonderful telephone and micro
phone were shown and explained by Professor Far
msr Lieutenant Couoen also the beating OF
hno wire by the electrical current. The party next
visited the battery cellar wnere the arran gsm cnts
snd manipulatiou Of batteries were explained by
Lieutenant Couden ana Lieutenant Commando
Goodrich, anu IRON here the party visited the
machiue shop, where the manufacture Of tue
torpedo wns SHOWN anu expl~ined by the officers.
The electric mschines were then shown, and tho
party visited the museum, which was lighted ny
electric lights, and the mode Of signalling SHOWN BY
Lieutenant Coudeo. The next point visitod was The
fuse room, whore the party wore enlightened as 10
the ufacture OF juxcs and primers by Lieutenant
Maynard, abd several were nred, using small boat
electric machine. The party alter The Inspection
returned the residence Of Captain Bress~ alter
partnkng OF tho OF the Captain Mra
Brs ess took their departure highly pleased.
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fnE TEETH AND BKEArI.

1nE TEETH AND BkEAfu.
II teeth arc white ana beautiful,
IL kreps them so intact.
II they're dissoiored In the least
IL pfiugs tncir vhtteEess bssk:
And Dy I've what x Iod effects
Are daily 10 Ge seem
Thus hence II Is that general praise
Directs 'FKAGsAN1 fLUElLLAk ~
Que trials proof csnelusive quite.
That by Its constant use
Ths very best effects arise
1hs. seien c.n produce.
1t n ths tslx OF evc,y QUE,
An all.absorving home;
While genet raj becomes tho
OF "fkAGaASr fl.OEILiSz"
II makes the breath sweet flowers.
The teeth pezrly White,
Tn. gums 10 nAruons. aud IL gives
Sensations "f delight
Al vile ,scro:I ~ removes.
however long tney'v- been
Ihs enamel, TOO, IL ~iIl
The "fEaGRASf FLoHILlsRw
Amid the charms which Nature gives.
Tue tsetn ptoc~oenes clam;
And 10 preserve their pesriy hue
Inc surext means We name.
All other psstes and oowders fall
whsrsvor they have been,
While quite cssful La ssen case
l. "FhAGnASi YLURILINkr,
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LNLORILINE THE TEEN AND BnEATH.
THE PERFUNED REALMS OF FLORA

Fair Flora, tho Goddess of Flowers. one day
Had summoned her legons around:
Aud tE addressed in sweet, mellow
MY wishes let echo rosound;
Ills my wish to distii from eacn beautiful Hover
That peeps from the dew-spangied scons.
The choicest the sweetest, the richest OF scents,
And such are 1T Tor queen"
Then the beautiful raised its ted head
And the violet cre2t from its bed:
Thr Je ssAnina, sweetDrtar. lavender, too,
Their fragrance asound hcr shed.
"Now list,h said iair Fora: and, waving hor hand.
A change came around that fair scene;
For bubbing giott from fountain Of flowers
Came gushing the sweet ''FLURILINk."
'.10 beauty" said Flora. II offer this gift.
The breath 1t will psrium OF all,
To the gums IL viii Give most beautiful hue. ts.
y hile ITS odor ike incense will fat;
To the eth II viii give All appearance OF pearl.
As white AZ the snow on aohs Blanc,
Aud its praises be warbisd Tor long"
THIS gift OF falr Flora pre-emlnent stands.
No toiet without its complete,
Its purity. sweetness-its fragrance and worth.
Have maze its triumph tn ats great.
And Gallup may we'll TO 50 proud OF its fame,
For 20 whore will IL " seen;
Anu NIL the with tho lAdics around
IL the fragrant tue sweet 'FLOkiLlNk.n
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THE SITUATION At GRENADA.

GRENADA, Miss, August ii. 1878.
Owing to the sickness of the Mayor aud CounciImsn n
the undersigned have been appointed by the citizens
Of Grenada at general meeting. to receive ana dis
tribute Whatever pecuniary aid can be OBJ.
tanned for those suffering from yellow fever
In Grenada. The disease IS hero In its
most malignant form and the sick are
20 numerous and destitute TO make II utterly lm-
possible for Grenada, unassisted to relieve move
them. Tho assistance OF the charitable Is respect
fully solicited and the press asked TO copy this
despatch generally. RORERT MULLIN
(SSncdl X. =. RINGOLD, N. D.
THOMAS WALTON.
Health Of1oer
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ARREST OF ALLEGED MUkDERERs

THE MuRDERERs OF ANDREW LEAMY, KILLED
TEN YEARS AGO, CAPTURED IN CANADA.
[pY TELEGHAPH TO THE HEgALo.]
OTTAWA, Ont August Ia, 1873.
The supposed muraerers Of Andrew Leamy. n
wealthy resident Of Ottawa county, who was iornd
dead on country road with his head irghtfuly cut,
nearly tou years ago, have been captured.
The wife OF one OF the prisoners, named
Maxwell, has gwen up gold watch Rnd
cham which stolen from Leamy on the night of
his death. she says tnat It gwen to her BY hor
husband and brothsr-in-iaw ton years ago. Both
men wero arrested to-day. and are now ~ Aylmer
jail Every effort Was mado at tho tiiCe oi tho
tragedy 70 discover tns guilty psrsons bat without
uccoss ana the matter al most forgotten.
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Admiralty and made vivid by the presence
Of the foreign diplomatic corps.

Admiralty, and made vivid by the presence
OF the foreign diplomatic corps.
IN THE WAKE OF ROYALTY.
Other yachts followed carrying naval
fags, and towering above the rest the white
painted three-decker troopship Euphrates,
having on board the members of the Lords
and Commons and their friends, and around
her focked the excursion boats, getting as
near to royalty as possible.
ROYAL HoNoRs
AS the royal yacht entered the naval av-
enue the boatswains' whistles were blown
and suddenly the rigging swarmed with
sailors, the decks Of the ships were lined,
and on the turret ships the marines were
massed in the stern and presented arms.
Thus, amid profound silence, the Queen
passed along, standing on the deck, despite
the rain. The other yachts and excursion
steamers passed outside the lines on ac-
count of the high gusts.
The PROGRAMME CHANGED.
The ships remained stationary. The ori-
ginal programme was that they should slip
anchors and proceed in single line, led by
the flagship Hercules, to the eastward,
passing round the royal yacht and return
ing in the same order to their original posi-
tions. After the Queen had passed clear of
the lines and was well to windward furi-
Gus cannonading, excepting from the big
guns, was begun from all the ships and
kept up for some time
THE QUEENS COMPLIMENTS.
During the smoke the royal yacht stole
back to the Isle of Wight. As she passed
the flagship Her Majesty signalled, "Much
pleased Regret extremely bad weather
prevented evolution"
END OF THE SPECTACLE.
The Euphrates and the excursionists
steamed about the fleet for an hour and
then returned to Portsmouth, passing in
sight OF the ill fated Eurydice. At nine
o'clock the fleet was illuminated, but the
downpour Of rain spoiled the enjoyment Of
the spectators. No accidents occurred
throughout the day.
HvIpENcEs OF PROGRESS.
The review cannot compare with past
ones, though it was interesting as showing
the progress of naval architecture. At the
review Of 1856 every ship was timber built,
at that of 1867 half the feet were wooden
walls, while now scarcely any are lunar
mored. In lieu of the old picturesqueness
we now see solid iron walled ships, angry
looking turreted vessels and those gliding
demons of steel. the torpedo boIts. The
regret is universal that the bad weather
msrred the display.
A PROUD BOAST.
The review embraced every type of vessel
at present in the British navy, from the
obsolete broadside Warrior, with her four
and half inches of armor, to the monitor
Devastation, the swift, unarmored Boadicea,
and the torpedo boats. The London jour
nails boast that this great fleet is only a
spare squadron of England's navy. Eng
lands feet is distributed over all quarters
of the world.
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nandsd for week. Bail was refused At the hearing
the the detective who arrested Forbes deposed
that the prisoner said that tho draft which he had
collected made out TO him In his own name, and
therefore no could moi see how he could be accused
VI forgery. Forbes says the draft was gwen him
unonav
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rhe wing the psper called Public
Heath september ~ 1877 We have ad irequeutI
glowing Adyertlsoments Vt the merits Of Fragrant
Ftoriine' but it novsr occurred TIL receutiy 70
an xious TO know whether lite sble
acteriscs were uuaccompa anied by
We found avery pleasant liquid the
Of Witch about beat
several othor elements introduced
each Its quota of usefulness
under any circumstances likely to do harm For
use ght pfobaSly omit the fragrance when
this IN vthout doubt is principal
who IL vito MAJ the lixe
that 70 Is as useui as 10 is p esssnt"
The Age We Lave In. OF JsnaAry ~. 1871. says;rhis
ws imparting fragrance 10 tue breath, emiuensy
othsr deutifrce having smtsr
uss or object fcw drops the brush sdiatsy
friction with teeth produce pleasant athsr
the psrtess when tcnd not the decay.
OF uatures most serviossble
al the same time most stiiktng ornsnienta"
news oil ofid - thts ADM able
,n Tor Inc teeth ana breath 10 oDsainidg wacsprssa
pDpulaiiy Among the other virtues, 10 clcsnses the
sssh from ali inpures. strenvthens and haraeus
gums tartar and arrests tho progress Of decay
IA also gives teeth boautii. tvniseness
Is veil worthy tue rsgssHsion ~ has ssQsred" IL -
soip WIihKsvnR rds kS1LIsn Languages Il
sPJKEN, Bur UNLt rREPAeED Br lENRr u.
.ALI.uP 40. Avs UxgORD ST., LONDON. kNu-
LAND
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COLORADO GREENBACK CONVENTION.

DENVER. COL, August Ia, 1878
The State Greonback Convention met hero to-day,
with sixty.cighs delegates present number Of
counties wero unrspr entcd. II. q. buckingham,
lately a loading democrat, WAS nominated ior Gov
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THE WEATHER yrsrrpnAy.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature Tor the past twenty Tour hours In
parson with the corresponding dsto OF last year.
Indicated by tho thermometer at hudnups pharmacy.
HERALD Building. No. 2iS Broadway
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OpYIcE OF THE CHIP SIGNAL OPrIcsR,
WAsHiSGroS, August l5--1 A. M.
Publications.

Indications
For New England, clear or partly cloudy weather,
variable WINDS mostly soutnerly, stationary temper
ature, stationary, followed BY falling barometer.
For tho Middle Atlantic Statos, clear or partly
cloudy weather. northeast, veeripg 10 southcrly
winds, stationary temperature, stationary followed
by falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic states, partly cloudy
weather, occasional rain, variable winds, mostly
south westerly, stationary or higher pressure and
temperature.
For tho lake region, partly cloudy weather, with
frequent rains, warm southerly veoring to colder
north vest winds, ana followed by rising barometer
For the Upper Mississippi ahd Lower Missouri val
leys, colder, clear partly cloudy weather. winds
mostly northwesterly and rising barometer.
The rivers viii remain nearly stationary
Cautionary signals continue at Koy West
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. MODERN KAsuxrn. BY Edward G. Bruce. Illus.
fp ri2 Roy t1"6' o. hILI FARM. Sketch. BY Mary
5EoHH xSusa oS TIE T.gs T4ss y ss@. {, n..
oSsy sNgr, .R;sSr # LG,s T in s%f Sfn' rsEsou LIT
MS dsaAf DEED sssry. BY hsseee. Harding
AoSsss ,rnss5N aAs5AH w124H. b, Louis. Chandler
H. C. g. or. Lily's Earring. A Story. BY sherwood
H. ASESGLism TEACHER IN THE UNIFIED STATES.
is QUIZ MONTHLY GOSSIP Tho Russian Press: A
Sos" The ss.s S sph ss Birthplace Of
H. LrTLKArcRE or TIE DAY.
For SALE ny ALL n9oK ASP NEWS s;vs. DEALERS s
cents speeiusn Numeer 20 cents
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IL vov,mfy mAHfgks fgsG.zrxr
NGsanta FOX srrTkssas fksS1ish
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With thirteen ilistraiions
AB,x, A GLIMPSE AT MODERN DIXIE. By Charlie.
With two i,usu atIons
ON RGGAISISG Consciousness poem. BY Rnth
REFORMED wIEssADEs. BY DR.. Robert Tones
With ~ wenty one illustrations.
THOMAS BkwIcK Byw p. Garrison.
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MERCEDES Adrama By r. d. Aidrieh
Nth tnree illustrations
the poeEcLosUnE or rHk MORTGAGE A poem.
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Cbap.en XVIII XXI.
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A DAY WITH DOCTOR SARAH. A story. by Rebeecs
Harding Davis
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CASE OF MICHAEL TOBIN.
lpY TxLEaRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
Asutxarnv t..... to-o

ANrICIPArED CoMMUrATioN OF THE DEATH
SENTENCE.
[DY 1xLEaRAPH TO THE HERALD
wAsniSeros, August II, 1873
Tho report Of tho United States District Attorney
al New York In the Of Michael Tobin,
who Is under sentence OF death for
tho murder OF Potter Albers, was received
at tho Department OF Justice to-day. the petition
for comm ation Of the sentence is we'll endorsed
His long service In the army and his general good
record are isvorabiv commented upon, ana II is
undsrstoed tho Department viii recommend TO the
Presideot that tue sentence be mmutsd 10 i'm
prsssamen. whether tor . term Of yssu or ics life
10 not dscidsd
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YELLOW FEVER.
GREAT INCREASE OF THE DISEASE IN THE
rprcrpyr C,rv

GREAT INCREASE OF THE DISEASE IN THE
CRESCENT CITY.
NEW ORLEANS, August a. 1873
One hundred and thirty-iour new OF yellow
fever and rwsntyons deaths reported to-day The
weather is showcry and uniAvorable for tho sick.
The extraordinary increase Of cases OF yellow
fever reported BY the Board OF Health up noon
day has been the aiabsorbing topic OF conversation
this evening, aud explain alton was sought for in
vain True, the report includes two days IRON the
Charity Hospital but that only adds seven or eight
eases which could have been reported Yesterday and
leaves about LIT that have occurred during the
past twenty-four hours. So lar but lew cases have
occurred In the Thru ana Fifth districts. OF the
deaths reported nine were under twenty years old,
aud OF these SIX we're natives OF New Orleans.
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COMPLExIONAL DEFECrS ARE ERAD ICArED,
not hidden, by nLKSS's SULPHUR

not hidden, BY .LKss's SULPHUR oar
A.
Come, madens yoar long tresses aauat
Ana All your maichiess charms display.
ThassiiEs ye,hssdas PooL today
The falling teeth the tainted breath
The fevered lips. rough dry and scored,
MAY longer suffer death
But De. as by aspsil restored.
Then rouse from all this apathy:
Haste TO the rescue too late;
This rose and pearl. ana balm Sc. free
sozoDoSr sozoposr
few seourings with this delightful elixir works an
astonishing transform alton in dental which
neeec, is on the verge decay. The glitter white
teeth speedily folowsspongy gums become hard and ro-
seats while the rspusve is rendered and
agreeable Millions Of teeth that have beeu saved by
'sozoDosr' white witnesses to its preserving and
besuti'yng properties For 1t has been
before the public anu its popularity is Consistently pcress
ing place almost every toilet table
in the world Druggists everywhere keep it.
A.-BY TELEGRAPH.
In the eighth grand Of the Loaissns state
Lott ~ Company. neld In this city to-day ticket No.
ssoo65 .ists. 10 s.io sold I.,aarsAs SfS.ins.
sa s~ 81 ;espIa sapn pts. h o. %
VI. A. DAUPnIN, President.
A.-SELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL w WArER A. STEPHAN. q co, ~ New ST., sole
Importers.
AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
MRS. wIN-Lows soorhINd SYRUP for children
Regulates the bowels IS OESTs 4 Bottle.
BEST WORN MEDICINE KNOWN-BROWNS
vRRxrruGE Coxrirs. or WORN LozxsGEs - u
DIR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE RESTORES
manhood ia weeks failure Impossible; 81 per
Sole Agent Dr. AcQukS, Cniverntv ace New York
INTERNALLY AND EXTERNALLY, BROWNS
HOusEuoLD PANAcEA will relieve pain ia the stomach,
bowels sie collie. rheumatism and cramps 25c.
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
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capable of printin. 1900 COPIES per hour
or either six ei yht columns
ALSO ALL TIE STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BE
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PKICE $1,000.
Address j. G BENNETT.
New York Herald.
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IMPORTS TO ARREST ITS pRoonEss.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, August II, 1878
The Board Of Health reports nine cases OF yel-
low fever aud ,hrco deaths since yesterday. All Of
these cases are north OF Jefferson street. Drs.
saunders and Ersklne OF the Board Of Health, havo
taken possession OF the localities here the lever has
occurred and using every means TO stamp It out
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A MONTREAL TRAIN FIRED AT.

MONTKkAL, AuKuEt ~ 1915.
tsAin cOnveyin the Orange young Brtons homo
from O,tuwa WAS fired into NJ Glouoestor station.
Several shots entereo the and many passengers
had narrow escapes from death. ,., .4s.
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PRECAUTIONS AT GALVESTON.

GALvEsroS, Texas, August IA. 1878.
Tho Board of health issued quarantine orders
against Memphis tonight This city 10 unusually
clean and healthy, and extraordinary efforts are
being made to Keep u So
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ELoRILINE FOR THE TEETH AND BREAFK Is
the best liquid dentitrics In the world IL thoroughly
eeanses partially decayed teeth from all parssts or
living snmncuIe." leaving them pearly white impsrt-
ing delightful fragrance to the breath The Fragrant
F,oriine removes INSTANTLY doors arising from foul
stomach t0OAcco smoke.
For chiioren adults whose teeth decay
IT. advantages paramount. The Floriins should be
thoroughly brushed into NIL the cavities: need
fear using IL top often much vt time. AmonR
the being sodA honey, spirits of wine.
md extracts from herbs and plants II forms not
ony tne very Desy dentlfrice tor cleansing discov
that l. perfectly delicious the snt
harmless The taste pleasing that In
ts~ing toothbrush with disike often
the case, cnildrsu will accouat omit the
forilua regularly each morning only ieis their
choice Children cannot ne taught tue use Of the tooth
brush too young early elect Invariably proauces
p.eatnre desav OF tho tosth The Hour OF Au.ust 20
lS1i ys'G <llup's flornc s undoubt dy y uAble
aeqnstion Combining IN rcmark~bic dssree pie mssnt
fragrance with superior uotsrgeb qualities IL will bs
grateful white the briliisncy
mpars white teeth and the he ty on
the gums render 1t real boon to all who apprs.
ciate the value OF good aud Of
teeth The hygiene OF the teeth is probaoly e.s
tended 20 than that OF other portion OF tho body
but In ia import to and In this
FLOkILIAE may 10 Regarded ss very ehicscious and
salutary agency FLORlLlSE Is PREPARED ONLY
BY nENhY q: GALLUP, 40: 493 OXFORD sr., LON.
DON, EN- ,LAAD, And SOLD BY ALL CuEMISfs
AND fERFuMEkS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
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FLORILINB.
LNLoKfLiNE-FoR TIE TEETH 1SD BRSxfG.
The TALK or THE TOWN.

Two friends we're discussing the passing events.
A. they walked up the Quadrant one day:
They spoke OF the iashious. the banqlets the balls.
And OF people who passed on their
They talked OF the Congress and Lord b.
Al the meeting they seemed ~ exult;
They both coincided in wishing with
To the Congress a happy result
They talkod OF the and its terrible deeds
They hopcu that sweet peace would ensus-
SO freely they that topics, In tact,
OF all kinds .hey both did view,
That "a: they botn stood ut druggists glass door,
While paDuble there to be seen.
Was elegant case which attracted their Wow,
And on IL "FLORILIAE"
'Flornc ~ SAID my Lord: what Is that may ask pr
Why, u splendid detergent" said Fred.
"Ihe smell OF tubzcc, IL takes from the mouth,
Ana perfumes and sweets leave Instead
I'm M Of n smoke, and to cover the fuines-
Which To me- oft u nuisance have been-
now, with great pleasure, the tooth brush apply
Wit the fragrant and sweet .FLOhILINk.'"
'Tis the talk "f the For teeth guns
And the breath II In really frst rxts;
Aud wonder that you, cear sir, have not heard
of its tame so deservrdiy great. =
For the toilet IL is u discovery
Tho greatest In fact that has teen:
And the voice OF the people inaorses the tssno
Ot the fragrant the swset 'rL 'rLoKILINE.'"
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pADuCAH ouARANrINE.

LouIsvILLK KY, August IL, 1878.
Mayor weir oil Paducab. teiegraphs to the Asso-
eiated Press Agent Louisville that tho city Padu
cah has been quarsntined against all steamers from
the South also all railroads.
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ELORILINE-foR the rEElH AND BkkArn.-
IL The Christisn World OF March IL 1871 with
sp,cy F.0ne :"Fiorins bids tair become nouss-
hold word ia England aud peculiarly pleasant
Ii would be diteut to conceive ete Acioua
and agreeabe preparation tor the teeth Those
begin IL wiii certanly willingly give
Mr. u. n. Jones the eminent dentist, of No 81 Great
Russell st., London, In his valuable iitte book "psn
tistry, Ihe of good dcu trco Is iudis
pensabe aud one OF the best preparations Tor cisAang
the teeth and romSving the impafe secretops the
mouth 10 q1d dentifrice called frasrans forilins
wuich IL sold by all respectable chsinista"
The Weekly BudSet. January -. 1871 thus Hludes to
the fragrant fiorilins i-"Ar Gallup has csnsniy
society w his invsnton Fierins
the aid breath lt 10 well to know this new
alton has analysed by eminent prosssoe Of
chemistry tDf Atheid) and that hs nuos Il coussn
ingredient In the slightest degree injurious the
tender gums aud pronounces IL pleasant and
ceilcnt deter2ept We must that ths Fiorns
toothcieaning quito luxury, and only sdsctuay
The teeth. buL removes al dsxgreeabe ouoss
aud keeps the mouth fresh aud sgreosbe This
preparation has also another eharm-t 10 cheap, to.
few drops sprinksd upon vet toSthbsu sudice
alton. IL oughs to become Immensely popusr
Fragrant Florns II soid Ail periuniors
In toiiet articles Ia the world.
Prepared by HENRY y. GALLUP, No. 493 Oxford o..
London, England.
The New York herald., 1878-08-15

AveFhBt tempcFaIuTe yestcruay. ....... 16l
Average Temperature Tor corresponding date last
year.. .......... 76i