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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
MR.. TILDEN DEFEATED.

A HOSTILE STATE CoMMITTEE-IHE ASTI-TILDEN
MES HAVE A MAJORITY-HoRAno sEYMOURs
PLAN FOR A STATE CONVENTION SUPPRESSED.
The Tilden and Robinson men have failed in
their attempt get control Of the Democratic State
Committee The committee was appointed at the SYRIA
cuse Convention September 49, but did not organize
owing 20 the fears Of the members OF each faction endeay
orng 10 rule that they did not have enough votes
There were doubtful votes The date OF the or
ganzaton was put October g. In this city, In the fort
night which passed the convention agents OF
the conteudng parties have trayersed the State seeking
TO obtain pledges from the committeeman I'm regard
10 the course they would when the committee met
I'm NewYork Last Monday night several OF the doubt
m members. 1t Ia rumored, went TO Gramercy Park AT
the yItation Of Mr. Tlden. and held long
with him.
The committee assembled at the Aston House, yester-
day at noon Many New-York politicians gathered
about the committee and also a few politicians
from the The most conspicuous figure in the
throng was the leader OF the Tiden delegates at the
syraeuse Convention, Smith Nj. weed, "A thick-set man
of good height clad In black from head to foot, with
largo head ana largo black beard aud wearing an im-
mense black felt hat, with Its rim turned completely
down 30 that tho black eyes cleaning beneath could
hardly be soep Altogether hr. Weed had an unfortu
nate resemblance 10 stage conspiratOr OF the Guy
Fawkos type BY his side frequently was Controller OIL
cott who frankly declared that no was pulling all tho
polltical wires he could lay hold OF to manipulate
the committee IN the Tilden and Robinson interest
Lieutenant GOVERNOR Dorsheimer was present. but aP
parent put forth no influence to affect the result EI
senator Jarvis Lord and exCsnal Commissioner Wright
we're also present Among the local politicians were
Senators Hogan and Pierce, Assemblyman Browning
aud Aldermen Hall and keenan,
When fbe roll was called Il found that five OF the
thr.ythree members represented by subStitutes
Samuel O. Gleason by p 8. Donabuej W. f. Smith by
smith NJ Weed, A. W. Ferguson by X. H. Waterman, d.
b. Hill by f. T. Smith. Charles L. Cary by W. H. Hen
derson without u moments delay the conflict for the
possession Of the committee began. Augustus soneh
nomIpa,ed for chairman william Purcell. OF Roches-
tor tina anti-Tdeu chairman OF last years State Com
mittee Congressman william ID. Yeeder OF Brooklyn
replied to this challenge promptly by nominating the
Tden candidate for the Office, Lester D. Faulkner
OF Livingston County. Following is the vote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
-. ~ q.

Assuming their correctness in respect to ci-
pher Words translation anu order OF arrangement the
dispatches show clearly enough that an attempt was
made is the 81 the DenOc ATTIC party To buy the
electoral vote FLORIDA Precisely how far the negOt
atons went. who were concerned In them and upon
whom the disgrace OF the transaction must fall, II II
shall prove 70 truthfully reported. questions IN
respect winch opinion may be reserved until the per
sons whose names published In connection with the
dispatches have been heard from. We suppose that
they Will lose time In making full aud frank OK
panatOu II they fail ~ do their silence Will furnish
confirmation OF the story. and brand them with indebi
Disgrace IL Is because think II proper u await tner
reply that refrain from the comments which the ds
patches In their present aspect suggest to all honest
minds without regard to their personal OF party re-
latlOnB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
MAGNIFICENT JOURNALISTIC WORK.
rom The Ngrarfrh Bull I'm.

The TRIBUNE's explanation of the cipher
dispatches exonauged between Gramercy Park and the
Democratic "yisltiug statesmen" In Oregon, Florida
and louisiana is Of the most magnificent pieces Of
journalism in modern times, and 10 political stroke
Of almost meal uable influence. The story OF the
patient toll by which tne Keys were discovered to these
400 blind dispatches Is decidedly Interesting. The
strengthening OF all these tangled skens OF meaning
n the labor OF patience perseverance, Integrity aud
logic But s more wonderful Will be the disclosure Of
the secrets TINS mysterious espODdence between
the heuchmcn OF the Democratic Preside initial candidate
IL Is safe to say that the revelation VIII utterly dcmOnsh
sir. TIlden a future candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
CIPHER TELEGRAMs TO MICHIGAN.
THE COMPLETELY OF Mr.. TILDEN's LAWYER AND OF
MR. TIIDRN HIMSELF IN THE LATE ROBBERY or
MINING BOOKS PROVED.

THE COMPLETELY OF Mr.. TILDENS LAWYER AND or
Mr.. TILDRS HIMSELF IN THE LATE ROBBERY or
MINING BOOKS PROVED.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUEE.l
DETROIT, Mich. Oct S.-The examination of
Thomas Harland, the lawyer of Mr. Tilden, before
United States Commissioner Dawson. on the charge
OF felomouSly abstractng certain books used as
evidence in the case of the United States against
Samuel J. Tilden. was abruptly interrupted last
evening. Lawrence McClosky, superintendent Of
the New-YOrk Mine at Ishpeming, refused TO pro-
duce the key to the cipher dispatches between No.
Is Gramercy Park aud Ishpeming aud Marquette.
The matter was referred to Judge Baxter of the
United States Circuit Court and was argued at
length this morning. Finally Mr., Harland con
sented that the witness should submit tho key TO
the United States Commissioner, but not to the
United States Attorney. This afternoon the Com
missioner announced that he had translated the
cipher dispatches by means OF the key as follows:
MARQUETTE, Sept. 81.
GEORGE ". SMITH, No. IL Wanst.. Nsu-TOrs;
Is there any reason why should not Teplevin New
York Iron Mine books from when WetmOfe is giving
testimony. Must act at once, II at al.
THOMAS HARLAND.
NEw-YoRK, Sept 81.
THOMAS HARLASD, Marquette:
There Is no reason why the books should not be
pleyined. mo signature
III.
GEORGE w. SMITH, No Is GramercB Park, Hs,O- York
Have finished here with success. Have the books
safely. THOMAS HARLAED
McClosky further testified that the first of these
dispatches was in the handwriting of Mr. Harand.
He said he could not positively that Mr.. Har-
land told him 10 send il to Smith he did not tell
him to send it 10 Tilden; Mr.. Smith docs not live
at No. 10 GrameTcy Park Mr.. Tilden does; Mr..
Smiths Office is not at No. ~ Wall-st that is Mr..
Tilden's Office, though be seldom goes there now
that Is the New-York Office of the New-York Mine.
The witness was crOss-examined by Mr.. Harland
with the object OF showing that the latter did not
contemplate any violation of law the seizure of
the books. a no witness testified in reply TO Mr..
Harands questions that the latter said to him after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
!. FInriIinn ,-Ror ,he Teeth and Hreath.

From The Young Ladies' Journal; IAN agreeable dent.
frce IL always luxury the most agreeable be
reckoned FLORILINE II oleanses the teeth and impat
pleasant odor breath IL has been anay by several
eminent professors OF chemistry aud they concur Ia their es
tmony 10 its usefulness We frequently asked 10 recon-
mend dentfco therefore cannot do bet
ter than advise them try tho FRAGRANT FLoRlLiNE"
Another great authority says; The FLORILiNE Is q
OF purest duaty II is perfectly harm
esn its -benohuug but not Inun Itimparts to the
teeth peary beautiful Wilderness gives delightful
aud the breath and discovery hav
ing The same purpose view hitherto approached IL In in
terest o success"
"Tne Hour" Of August 90 1874 saysi "GALLUPs
FLoRILINE undoubtedly valuable acquisition. COmbn'
ing in a remarkable degree pleasant fragrance WITH
very superior detergent qualities IL viii DO grateful 10 the
most fSdous taste while the braney It imparts 10 whita
teeth ana the healthy action creates the gums render h
rea boon TO all appreciate tue OF good and sound
set OF teeth The hygiene OF the teeth probably less al
tended to any portion OF the body bat &c Is
second IN importance nOne AND Ia this respect FLOR-
LINE may DO regarded very eaeaoioas and sslutU
agency"
For sale by RICHARDSON & CO.
For said by LORD sToUTENBURdH.
Chicago.
For sale by JOHN D. PARK 4 SONS.
Cincinnati
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

A correspondent writing from the Paris Ex-
position says "The Jury Musical Instruments COM
posed OF OF the most celebrated Europe experts
and which DR. Franz List Is the Honorary President
were specially pleased with the magnificent display Of
the Estey Organ Company They repeatedly visited and
tested teir Instruments and made Them the standard
Of excellence bv which All others Of their class were
Judged The jury regretted that Estey Co. who ar
by far the largest American exporters OF cab net organs
were hOrs eone0Ws but 10 Is the we-knOWn policy Ot
this house never 10 compete for prizes Had they done
there can doubt that another grand prize or
az least gold medal wOud have been added 10 the list
Of awards to the United States"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SinloDsis for the pnsL "a hours.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, l a. m.-The barOme-
ter has fallen desdedy the Lake region, OHIO Val
ley and Northwest who're the lowest pressure now Is
The highest pressure is OF the South Atlantic Coast
where south and east winds clear fOggy weather
vail. Southeast winds, cloudy and weather pre-
val in the Gulf States with rising barometer Warmer
southwest winds, clear Oggy weather prevail IN the
Middle States and New-Eng gland.
Indications
For tine Middle Atlantic States and New-Eng gland
southwest wiHds falling barometer increasing
cOudness and possibly rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

The Missionary Conference Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church will held follows; IN CALVARY CHURCH. 4th
ave. and 2stst, "WEDNESDAY next 7'30 sermon by Bis
hon Huntington THURSDAY, $3.50 a. m, Holy Communion
1890 session OF the day. 1880 p m mis- sonary meeting
FRIDAY. 1880 session OF the day; 7i3O M ST ANS
Brookyn masOnafy meeting App Jntd speakers; Bishops
Whipplc cove eely Garrett and Dudley Drs. Ruder and
Brown Messrs and PARKS and the Hon Mr.. Prince
The 0f New.TOrk will preside
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT, !
ROBERT STUYVESANT. Local
w BAYARD QUITTING, COMMITTEE.
WOODBURY. q. LANGDON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
LIGHT on POTTERs ONE-sIDED PERFORM ANCE-
From The Boston A1rsrtissr.
TIFp NpNy-YORK TRIRTSE hng begun To throw

HE NBW- ORk hIBUNk MS DtbuH 10 IHIOW
some light the cipher tecgrams which passed be-
tween Governor Tllden's NeW-YOrk managers IN the
Autumn and Winter VI 1876 and their agents IN differ
EN- parts OF the country the object OF which 10
cure votes for Governor Tden In tue Electoral College
which he not entitled by the votes lawfully cast.
The cipher dispatches curiosity, and they show
WHY the House OF Representatives strenuous In
limiting the scope Of the Potter Investigation To aega-
tInna OF frnnl ON tho KenmDllcAn Aldo alOne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
TILDEN,s ONLY CHANCE.

We can put Mr.. 1ilden up TO a coup f6tdt
by which completely turn the tables upon those
who striving to bring him 10 glcf by publishing TIE
key 10 his cipher patchos. Let nm before notary
public OF deeds ana make affidavit that
In the sentence Reform 10 ynscrbcd on the
gOnfalOn which ne bore III 1S7O-RcfOrm was "a typo
graph, cal error for Fraud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
THE END OF TILDEN.


If THE TRIBUNE's TRANSACTIONS are correct,
and the OF the inculpated parties leaves little
for doubt that they are then the peculiar friends
and agents OF the Reform" candidate for President In
1876 guilty Of tho most unbiusbiHg attempt at
bribery which failed Of success Aud all this tee-
RrBpIIng came 70 naught. Gramercy Park wiling
10 pay mUnty-ns agents were la the field 10 buy up
Returning Boards, but the unfortunate temper Mr..
Tilden stood the way OF success lie wanted 90
IOrzc anu postpone. He could not make up his mind
that the time for acton had We have pointed out
that Mr. Tldcn's fatal Lack OF decision had cost bin
pear on more than occasion. IL appeals
that IL lost him the Of Florida, which
lac and his agents ready Co purchase, aud
which his agents had the refusal OF at a given
figure. The lawyer-like desire adjourn prevented
Mr. Tildens friends from actually buying up the III orda
Returning Board, but II the evidence before the
public II permitted 10 stand uncOguadieed, the moral
stigma will attach TO the transaction Jus firmly rs u
10 had been successful. The evidence of attempted
bribery In FOrua willdestrOy the effectiveness OF the
cry OF fraud and ruin MIR. Tlden possible Presi-
DENTAL candidate. IL will also dscreCit the moral cen
who. fresh from ntempts ~ bribery ana corrup.
ton. which failed only through the prOcrastnation OF
their principal, have denounced with reroshng eron-
terry the tuFpitude OF theinpOlitical opponents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
A FRAUD BONANZA.
uroya Jihs Trs8fOu gaE<fff.

Monday The TRIBUNE devoted nearly SIX
columns to explanation Of the keys To the cphers and
the processes by which they we're discovered II ~ well
worth reading intellectual exercise, aud as
showing now Trustworthy the data upon which the
Important developments which are 10 follow are based
IL will plainly deyOye upon the House OF Representa-
tiyes TO appoint another committee fraud. The
bonanza opened by TIE TRIBUNE must be worked IL Is
a ri rn IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

And serves You right for having neglected sozoDo
HAD you done your mouth would have been thy and
your sound the pulled out and commence
at using sOzoDoN thereby preserving the balance Of
...Lrl ..IM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
THE TRIJE ISWARDNEss OF "REFORA."
Iyofn Tbf HiugEdDfon Rfptbllcnn-

Isn't il about time for Democratic newspa-
pers 10 run out wOodcut OF : j. l. with An
Sin slie on ~ And they must forget put under
A. I'm large caps: Honest sammy Tldrn." 1HE TEiB-
UHE has recently been playing Daniel In drclphenng
some dispatches sOut by " this good man and true,
thai exhibit character OF this apostle OF mO"ern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
Mr.. oTTENDoRFER's VIEW OF THE MATTER.

Mr.. OTTENDORFERSV VIEW OF THE NATTER
uE THINKS THAT MR. MARBLE OUGHT TO EXPLAIN
Oswald Ottendorfer was asked yesterday what he
thought about the cipher kilograms. There are 80
many Of them in tO-day's TRIBUNE" he replied
"that have not yet had time to read them all
through. Whether the Interpretation given OF
these ophers is correct or not of course l cannot
tell but it is very possible that a satisfactory expa
nation may be given of all AS far as regards send
ing the cipher dispatches themselves that had TO be
done as a means Of precautiOn, for remember that
when was at New-Orleans nearly all of our tele-
grams were intercepted by the opposite party. for
before we could receive any answers they were al
ready known at the Republican headquarters
However, as these charges have been made, | think
that Mr.. Marble ought to have come forward and
explained oil about the matter"
When Mr. Ottendorfer was asked for his opinion
of the NO dispatches from Mr.. Marble to Colonel
Pelton, sent from Tallahassee, December and De
cember 4, in regard to propositions for selling
Tilden decision by the Returning Board a vote of
a Republican member, he said:
al will tell YOU When was in New-0rleans,
prominent Democrat who / believe was on the
Executive Committee came into our office and said
that the Returning Board, a majority OF the
Board was willing to fill vacancy in the Board by
the election of Democrat in consideration of the
payment of a certain sum of money. Governor Car
roll, of Maryland, who was present at the time.
said We ought not TO entertain any such propo-
siton. We protest against it aud will have nothing
TO do with it, The matter was dropped and moth
ing more said about it. do not remember who the
gentleman that mentioned this proposition. bnt
know that he was one Of the prominent Demo-
Gratis. Well, some else may have heard of
another proposition. such is mentioned in these
have fpl cd IN Mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Oct. o. 1 q. m.-The variations In
the regular during the clear and partly
cloudy weather yesterday. Tue temperature rose
slightly. The amount OF moisture IN the air is large.
Warmer and partly cloudy clear weather, may be
expected In this city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
Fioriiine-For the Teeth aud Breath

The Weekly Budget" jan o. 1884, thus audes to the
Fragrant ForBe "Mr Gallup has certainly oonfereda boon
upon society invention OF FLORILINE for the teeth
breath well 10 know that this preparation has
been analysed by eminent professor Of chemistry DE- Att
field nds contain ingredient In the
slightest degree injurious 10 the most tender gums and pro-
nounces pleasant and excellent detergent We must say
that Flone makes tooth cleaning quite luxury and
not only eRecuay the teeth bat removes all dlsA
greeabe odors keeps the mouth fresh and agreeable
This fragrant preparation has also another chlrmt Is ohoap
for few drops sprnkled upon wet tooth brush suffice for
one operation Il ought to immensely popular"
FRAGRANT FLORILINE Is SOLD BY
GEORGE C. GOODWIN & CO., Boston,
WEEKS & POTTER, Boston.
JOHNSTON. HOLLOWAY & CO.. Philadelphia
FRENCH RICHARDS & CO.. Philadelphia.
ANDBY ALL PERFUMERs AND DEALERS IN Toll
LET ARTICLES IN THE WORLD.
PREPARED BY HENRY c. GALLUP no. 493 OXFORD
At IONDOE ENGLAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
THE WHITE) HOUSE THAT SAM MISSED
IfOm Inc AlbanV ErehlnR IOnTnaL

THIS Ia the House that Sam missed
This is the jon to capture the House that sam missed
This the Rat that bosEed the Job 10 capture the
House that Sam missed.
This is the Public that smell the Rat bossed the
Job 10 capture the House that sam missed.
".
This IL the Partyt that cursed the Public that sme
the Rat that bossed the Job TO capture tho House that
Sam missed.
This the Cronin with crimson horn that fooled the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
M1RRIED

HATCH-wILLs- on october 7. 1873. BY the Rev. T. ;.
Hastings d. D. Edward 3. Hatch 10 Ruth wills, all OF this
city.
VAN ALsTYNE-DAVISON-O Tuesday. october 3. 1873
Al the West Presbyterian Church. NewYOrk by the Rev
MrHOadeY Porre Van AstYne 10 Mary D. Dawson daugh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
6perial Notices.
Bangs g. Co., $3.50 Broadway,
vVnI sell at M ,tiOn on

q
wDi sell at au stion
wEpN EsDAY and THURSDAY. october and 10. at $3.50
p.my
q P29K rs sfHs%F EAT gSa ann 10 ne 81
cludi1s many VALUABLE and some scarce works.
FRIDAY. October H. at $50 p. m.
1C'fTP e sH6f SST @
Diseases of the Prostate and Chronic Inflammation OF
the BGsE S Ss by pe cases forty
SSses eents ISsoss to the author EDWARD DIXON
~ otFiCE HoU KS 70 TO- go g. aud to 10 evenings
qSs 'qggPF qgn Eo i?E n saT TSa
Nervous meds essay comprising sore,
OF lectures delivered Kahn's Museum OF Anatomy New
d,Sntobv how lost health NAV reganed aordng clear
synopsis Of the mpomens to mrrage aad the treatment
peenCe BY mali 25c currency OF postage stamps A9Tes
Secretary KAHNs Museum G9s BroadMay- New 1orS.
PaIents Designs Trade Marks labels Caveats and advice
now to them promptly and at the lowest cost given by
5. H. WALES 4 q IoA. sc cditSifI NEWS"
No spucet NewYork. who have had years
Posi- once Sonce-Tas Orsgn mans or Tue onu1.
SATURDAY, october H. 1875. will close az this ofcs
OF Queenstown on wEbSEsD%g at % @ Europe
b. 81 S y & a@eT as be-
dresse); and al $50 p m Tor France direct by steamship
Europe by steamship CITY Of Chester Queenstown eor
Tespond'ncs ios Germany ana ErsGe 20 Os T Va 10y
rope by steamship Geller via Plymouth CheE6oqrg ana
By steamship Deyona va G9sgoy and a. Ito a. p Tor
steamship Oder, southampton ana Bre.
men correspondence for Great Britain and the Continent 20
forwarded Dy this steamer must De specially Addressed
and ~ Europe by steamship Adriac wa Qneens-
town correspondence Germany intended for dispatch by
this steamer must specially addressed The steamships
Nevada Algeria CITY OF Chester and Adrato DO not take
mails iOI an9 MOI say The mails for Cuba
leave october 9. The mails Tor Hayt and King
ston ia HewYork October 10 The mails for Aspn'
wall amt Pacific leave NewYork October 10
malls for Nassau, N: P leave NewYork october II
The the West Indies and venezuela leave ork
october Tho mails for China aud Japan leave san iran
cisco 49, The malls for Australia &c. leave san
Francisco october 20. , x.,,,,a a...-..,..
Post omee. Sss.YorK october 8, 1878
sure Cure fer Lung, Throat aud Maiarial Diseases
RYE AND ROCK" AS PREPARED BY ME-. SOLD
ny LEADING DRUGGISTS AND RECOMMENDED BY
PRoNIN PHYSICIANS. ASK FOR MY RYE
AND ROCK" AND TAKE NO OTHER 81 PER LARGE
BOTTLE n VAN BEL. 80 CHAMBERs-sT- SEVEN
DOORS WEST OF BROADWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
SUPPOSE You FIND SOME.

From TIE Ctlcihndt4 flH9tfII.
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE might give tne
curious world few Republican telegrams sent To Tue
South during the year 1876. They would DC equaly rs
entertaining a the Democratic ones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

Mr.. Tilden appears to be ciphered out Of the
1880 races.-(N Y. Evening Mail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

A LADYS REPLY.
You ask me- dear Kate. II use FLoRILINE'7
Yes; use it both morning and night,
And like it 70 mach for Its aroma sweet
That answer you now with delight;
have tried IL a month with the greatest success,
Quite different too. have been,
For wonderful change has effected In me
Thefragrant, tho sweet "FLoRILINE."
Tits not the title thew give it-thOush that
think Is an excellent name
And one that has gained 1t celebrity wide,
And added a wreath 10 its fame.
Iuse IL because It arrests all decay
The tecth it makes lively and bright
The breath It makes sweet as the aow'rets OF May,
Or the jessamine deckd in its white
Seoretons Of all kinds SC takes from the mouth,
10 the gums II mparts rich hue.
AmbrOsial and pleasant It's foam Is superb,
And It gives sensation quite new.
Believe mo. dear Kate, advise you 90 try
The fluid you've spoke OF and seen.
For the triumph OF toilet essential is this,
The fragrant and sweet "FLORILINEH
Fred uses it too. with the greatest success
(You know what smoker he isl.
He says il destroys every trace Of his pipe,
And proves quite a haven Of bliss
SO try it, dear Kate. on the strength Of my word,
For sincere in my letter I've beeni
For the purest specific e'er known for the breath,
Ia tho fragrant the sweet " FLORILINE.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
ABBOTT THOSE CIPHERS.

THE MORAL OF THEM.
From The feiC- York EUenlng Express (Deb') , -
The moral of Marble BE sure your clpher
will nd yOu ont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
rPlRlINn LocAL OBSERVATIONS

d
ncbe The lines divisions for toe hours
midnight Tue white tue osusona
ttthe mercury during th9se nounA