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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-11-28

Col. Robert G.. Ingersoll is lectur-
ing through Indiana and the West
this winter In opposition to the Bible.
his subjects being "Hell, and "Some
Mistakes Of Noses" Internationally
no doubt he is doing the Christian
religion good service. Ministers and
lecturers all over the country are an
swering aud refuting his statements,
and many men are thus brought to
believe the truth who would not 9TH
erwise have given the subject any at
tention. Ingersoll's manner of pre-.
senting his side of the subject has
never been such as to convert any one
Of good reasoning powers to his way
OF thinking, for while he ridicules the
Bible, he Offers nothing to take it's
place. A communication to a Gin
cinnati paper, Analysing the argu-
ments OF Ingersoll on the subject
He'll. expresses the opinion that he
believes In hell rs taught by the Or
thodox churches, and is simply whist
ling to keep his courage up. Rabbi
Wise, OF Cincinnati, in speaking OF
his lecture on Some Mistakes OF
Noses" says:
1t is no. hard to see why the people go
To hear the Colonel. They go TO the cir
Gus 10 see the clown, they go TO the thea
ter To look and TO laugh at the comedian,
and they go To Col. Ingersoll's lecture be-
cause the lecture is full of fun, and fun is
what they want. There is lack of good
hnmorists, aud there is a plcntitude OF
Islander. and the Colonel, in choosing his
field, chose that which paid best-humor
and rbaidry. He chose TO sneer at human
virtue and human piety. and as business
man he has chosen well, for the business
has paid. He makes plenty of money, and
hurts nobody. His lectures can have no
moral effect, for they are only iun and
have no force.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-11-28

II any Western man gets the Dem
ocratic nomination for Presidency In
1880, it will be Joseph E. Mcdonald,
OF Indiana, Thurman and Hendricks
are completely PLAYED out.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-11-28

4 proposition is now pending in the
Georgia Legislature to grant special
privileges to ex-Confederates who
have been disabled by wounds or the
loss Of limbs. by exempting them
from taxation under State and coun-
fv 1auiac
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-11-28
GRAND PREMIUMS!

ROSE HILL FARM divided into six fsrms). sit
uatec IN Narrick county, Indiana, miles east
of Evansville, two miles north of Newburg, con
tanning acres eleven dwellings, and seven barns
four orchards. and other valuable improvements.
Inc indianapolis Lots are all most desra Bile prop
eriy To bug an Investment
The Evansville Lots are all rst-class OF their To-
cality in that beautiful city, and TO day worth
their schedule iguI for homes.
No. I, Premium Farm, 20 acres. homestead i'm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-11-28
Weekly Indian. Stat. Journal.

Tie price OF single subscription Tor one
year will hereafter be only 81 %. In clubs
OF twenty five and upwards. per copy, 81
They will pay 10 The Agents oil TIE
WEEKLY JOURNAL cash commits
sion OF 10 cents, 10 De retained out oi
each subscription. To secure the paper
at u w per year there must be a club OF
twenty-five They offer no premiums this
year to subs cribers. having given them
the benefit of % per cent reduction in
price.
The WEEKLY INDIANA STATE
JOURNAL. is the cheapest paper at the
abovei price that can be produced any
where
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-11-28

sB Specimen copies of the WEEKLY
JOURNAL will be sent gratuitously to
those who wish TO examine the paper with
reference To subscribing or raising clubs
Circulars and Posters furnished agents
ana getters up OF clubs. Additions to
clubs may bc made At any time, at c.uO
rates. alter the CLUB has been raised. pro-
viced only, that iuil years subscription
is taken. Single subscribers invariably
$l.25 in advance. The money must &C.
company all orders. The above rices
are invariable. The time nj which the
subscription expires is printed ON each
wrapper, and Ia avoid missiag a number.
renewals should reach this office before
the time is out.
Remit in Drafts or Postof1ice Money Or
ders, II possible, and where neither of these
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istered Letter. All Postmasiers are oblig-
ed to register letters when requested To do
so, and the system is an absolute prOtec-
ton against losses by mail. Give full ad
dress. Posiofiice. County, and State.
We will club with the Weekly Indiana
State Journal on the following terms :
For the Journal and the
PLYMOUTH REPUBLICAN,
One year, s2.75 in advance. Parties
who are already paid in advance subscri-
beers of the Republican can renew their
subscription Tor the Journal at club rates.
All communications for the JOURNAL
should be address to
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-11-28

In entering upor new business year
the proprietors of THE JOURNAL have
announced GREAT REDUCTION in
the nric,. and terms for tina
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-11-28
THE JOURNAL |!
The Indianapolis
journal

Has now been published for over Half a
Century, and is but just to say that it has
done more To promote general intelligence
and establish a healthy moral and political
sentiment in the State than any other in
stilution, either public or private. 1t is
the unanimous verdict of the leading news
paper men throughout the country that.
considering its field, THE JOURNAL
has no superior as a newspaper in the
Government. There has been literally
no adverse criticium upon either its gen
eral or editorial management in the past
three years, except such as comes from
adverse political or rival business interests.
THE JOURNALS growth in popularity
and in circulation has been steady and con-
tinuous from year To year
THE BATES or TpSrDIDTION
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-11-28

The United States government has
paid to England the fishery award Of
455000Q0.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-11-28

The SUNDAY JOURNAL alone viii be sent by
mali to those desiring IL ut 81 per year.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-11-28
POSTAGE PREPAID By THE PUBLISHERS

THERATES OF So DESCRIPTION.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-11-28

10. I, Premium Farm, 20 acres, homestead i'm
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Esgsneeys-xdward W, Boulssa ana rhauas a
Coomber.
Gunner--rhomAs +. Hamblyn.
Boatspcis-Aifrsd smith.
Cdrpeater--Joup Garland
Cterk-Cnarles f.. q. johnson.
oFRsckRs ArGra
Commdndsr-k. Al Harris.
Accommodations g. Mlchaelson. Henry n H1x-
ard and Henry BeIsn.
STAFF Surgeon-Hsnry Mcdonnell
Pdymasfer-Arhur i. ID. Cur-ia
Chez Esgilteer-leonard BsckleE
Sub-Lieutendat-Henry T. KelletL
Surgeoa-Georgs J. Fo:orty.
Engineer-wism J. Felio~a
Ganner--william Pollipgion.
BoaLsuasn-James Taylor.
Cdrp>1fer-George J. Alexander
Assistanf Eagtatsr -Georgc SPARTA
Clerk-John Al. Ltwry.
NUMBER AES on BOARD
The Bellerophon has bosrd t5s persona all told.
her full complement being only $50 rbe reason "
TINS IL becaus. she expects to supply Other stzu0nA
The SIRIUS has $50 ana the Argus lso mon
ANTICIPATED MOVEMENTS
The fleet will remain here about ten days ard Si
then re-, turn to HALIFAX Quite number OF tue oneers
have obtained leave oi absence AMI VAL rndeasor 10
see as much as they possibly can OF tnls county
while their vessels are located bere.
A caiSKsk NAVAL officKR.
Hang Nieu Shoon, a Chinese nsyai oficer who be-
longs tho Chinese Imperial Ssvy, Oh boara. He
Is nm honorable subeutepanL Ne lsay.s town TO-
morrow for the prposo of nakiag a vist 10 tne
Chinese Embassy. He proposes TO learn all The navy
tactics.
Admiral InglsHea, In company with SIR Edward
Thornton will visit the Torpedo Station during the
week and torpedo salute viii be bred.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

AN EXCURSION TRAIN THROWN DOWN AN EN-
BANKMENT-sRvERAL INJURED.
DETROIT. Mtch. August 2s, 1878.
A serious accident occurred to an excursion train
on the Grand Rapids ana Indiana Railroad
nsar Lockwood, Mich, about to-day, by
which thirty-nvo persons were injured, sew
srsI seriously and three fatally. Two coaches
Jumped tho track and went down nm smban msnt.
The train was aled with excursionists from Msns,so
and Ludington bound for Grand Rapids. Tho wounded
wore taken to Grand Rapids for medical attendance
Lat iSJUKxD.
The following Is list OF those injured:-
WILLIAM BROWN, KOed City; seriously injured
in the back.
ID. N. COLLINS, Ludington, bad scalp wound.
CHARLES W. ROSE, Of Baldwin, badly Injured In
the side and head
Mrs. HUGGLESON, skull fractured.
r. CROWLEY, badly hurt in the back.
q. G. TOWNSEND, severely injured on back Of the
mead and shouoerss
Judge WRITE, Of Ludingion, Injured In the
shoulder
f.. s. HAZARD, armed fra0iursdiand internal. in
juriss.
The cause OF the accident still remsans mystery.
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RACING IN ENGLAND.
1.-THE oHEAT iBon HANDICAP WON By Ma. ".
8. cABrwRIoHT's .DsY COLT cAlRaN

THE oHEAT iBon HANDICAP WON By Ma. W.
8. cAHrwBIoHTs nay COLT cAERaN.
LONDON. August rs, 1873
Tho race for the great Ebsr Handicap STAKES came
off,t9-day at the York August Meeting and proved
quite interesting sveaL There we're eleven start
srs and In the betting Mr.. Jsrdines chestnut colt
strathmors q strong kvorite--5 to was laid
gainstJagsllon, 8 TO l against CaeYau and Is to
against knight TempiaL The following 10 u SUM-
mary
The Groat Ebor Handicap stakes Of 600 sovs added
- sweepstakes Of 20 sova each, 10 forfeit, aud
Ooiy " declared, &c. the winner OF any handicap
value 100 sovS subsequent 10 tho destination OF The
eghts to carry lbs OF two OF that value OF
b00 sovs. 10 lbs or OF any cher value 200 sovs
lbs extra; the Of tbs SECOND receive
l0D cut Of the stakes aud the third 10 his
STAKE Two mics, tho cd course; 80 subscribers
Mr.. w. s. Csrtwriaht's b. O. Caersn. py Msrsyaa
oSa OF Stoekwater. years vid. ................. I
Mr.. Boves' b. G. Jagoiiop, BY Advsnsurer, oul OF
kIannska, 4 years old. Observation-Disclosures.
Mr. J. IA. Supplements o. Knight Tsmplar, By
The Baron, out 81 Miss Crog, years old. o
rue wrxsER-
The winner, Caeran, Is q th'ss-year-old bay colt by
Msrsyzs--Stockwster. owusa BY Mr.. W. 8. Cart
wright thas did not VT, success a. . tvoyear.
old Has Hrst APPEARANCE in1sT7, Was at Asoo., In
the rwsntisth Asoot B,snpta, whore he was not
placed First honers In tnst event we're won by
Aitslus. He ran again durInsthc meeting In the Nsw
Stakes without any better rsiul,s. Al Good weed he
started In the Findon stakes Without getting place,
land ON tue sonowng DAY ran third In the Twenty.
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Of Argyle, was to-day sscted In Arsylsshhs 10 re-
place his brother the Marquis of Lorne In the House
OF Commons He received l,462 voter, majority Of
1855 over Mr.. John wisghsad Malcolm, conservative,
whs resigned mis- seat Tor Boston 10 con-
test Arsyesnrs in behalf Of the governments.
The election il the most important. from . party
point Of view. any held In Scotland for years Both
candidates have bees actively sanvassing for weeks
The principal points discussed In their addresses
we're the foreign policy OF the govsrnmsn and the
dissstabshnaens or the Scotch Church. Lord Camp
bell condemned the former but declared himself open
70 conviction In regard to tho latter.
rnsLRY BROTHERS yAiLJRE
The liabilities Of rinsley Brothers, publishers No
g Catherine street, Strand, London, W. c.. whose
failure has been announced. are 3165. 600.
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SECRETARY SHERMAN.

THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY AT THE
CINCINNATI CHAMBER OF coMhEncE--No.
MORE BANKRUPTCIES AND AN IMPROVED
BUSINESS CERTAIN
CINCINNATI, August 20, 1878.
AT tho close Of the session OF The Chamber Of Com
marco this noon, Secretary OF uhe Treasury John
Sherman was introduced by President HartwciI, and
was greeted with cheers Hp responded folio VS.
GEsrLknxS-lt gives me great pleasure to meet
20 many OF The business mon OF Cincipna
Tor a brief period have grca.
deal to do with merchants, and take this
opportunity 10 congratulate you, that by tho bounty
Of Divine Providence. you VIII have to market tho
largcst crop this year that have ever gathered
since tho world was born, 10 this country. The only
point OF unpleasant nature anostog the IN
interests IL the msfortuns which has bsfniLsn large
spread a pail OF distress auso1w our Southern
brethren. l can congratulate you also thai
rsncy soon TO be based upon the solid oney OF
world (Applauso.) 90 NOS wish talk politics to
you, and do not nisnd 10 do bo I'll suppose tho
common desire oil all men engagsdIn business
stable and certain standAsd values and
Although you and may differ TO the best mnans OF
obtaining Il, and ns 10 whether che means have
tho vi the merchants OF CmcinDa thai tnstr
money shall oe us good as tho money Of any cous-
ry with which 40 trade, and that l think wal
soon bs accomplished. I take a hopeful view
oil our business affairs. Alter this Will b.
nm end OF banxruptciss- All men who believe thas
inoy arc not In oondstion TO pay their debts viii
have taken tho benaAt The law provided Tor their
roieL Alter Saturday next we viii sand up on pe.,er
basis upon the basis OF our properly and our de-.
served credit IL has hssn the habn OF ono Of your
able and Influential Journals 70 charge mo
With nl the ban krupc,es OF tbescountry. Ii grocer
could not sell goods enough to pay has expenses or u
saloon keeper could not ssLbssr enough 10 get rich
he took tho snort way Of paying bis dsbts, and this
paper would announcs tho net ha he had been Shsr
inanized. We have passed Through a severe crisis
IL has been common IN all countries. A ray
OF hope has dasned a., and every sign OF business
10 hopeful We do not owe Bnsis M any thing OF
sequence We have gone thro0sh the debt paying
process fsw years ago We wei . RAINING IN debt
at the rate vi 500, QUO 600 pear, but. lately 20
have been paying Oh our dsbt al the raio ot
&lo0, 200 year. From luis time WHY
bs moro prosperous You who4ltvc In the heart O r.
great Wost tsk0 heart In tiue Of your
busissss, beosuse believe ycu, have reached solid
basis upon which 10 cspduct your business profit
aLiy--the basis Of solid eoin
On descending IRON the stnd tins Secretary was
greeted with gsnssa hanushakiDg and soinpismcn-
tary rsmarka
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HERALD WEATHER PREDICTIONS.


OF STORM WARNINGS lxrLA1SEp-DIscus-
SION OF THE suRJEcr-LrvxLY INTEREST
MANr1xsrEp IN SCIENTIFIC CIRCLES.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1
PARIS, August %, 1878.
Weather Bureau, and delegate from the
United States to the International Meteoro-
logical Congress now in session here, read
a very interesting paper before that body
to-day. From the moment Mr.. Collins
commenced the reading Of his paper the
most lively interest was manifested, owing
to the newspaper controversy raised in Eng
land as to the merits of the HERALD storm
warnings, and he was listened to through
out with marked attention.
HERALD STORM WARNINGS.
The paper began with full explanation
of the movements of atmospheric de-
pressions over the United States and the
general conditions that tend to develop
such depressions into storm centres. After
describing the progress of depressions and
storm centres, from their appearance on the
Pacific Slope to their departure from the
Atlantic coast, he illustrated the system by
which their course across the Atlantic has
been and can BIO predicted. Mr.. Collins
cited, in proof of the theory he advanced,
the number OF successful predictions of
storms cabled to Europe by the HERALD.
THE THEORY UNDER DISCUSSION.
He expressed hope that the future
development of this system, aided by the
cooperation of the scientists of Europe and
America, would be of immense advantage
to commerce and reduce the loss Of life and
property by shipwreck to q minimum.
Considerable discussion was elected by his
remarks on this subject, in which some Of
the leading members of the Congress took
part.
EXCITING SCIENTISTS, ATTENTION.
Mr.. Collins will read another paper to-
morrow before the French Association for
the Advancement of Science. The reading
of this second paper is looked forward to
with considerable interest and already the
subject of American storm warnings is the
universal topic of conversation among
French scientific men. In fact, it is the
great feature of the Meteorological Congress.
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seventh Bsnsipek Memorial ssaksa the Spark and
Athol Lad finishing nrst and second respectively
Al the YORK August Meeting OF year hs third
In the rwenty-second North Of England Biennial
Stakes, and at Dorchester he beaten by length
by Queen Charlotte in the Prince Of Wales Nursery
Plate. Twelve started
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UNCLE DANIELS JUDGEMENTS.

Mr. CHARLES 7. Polnsmas wrote, yesterday In rcIa-
ton to the sale Of. the Judgments against Daniel
Drsw:-"f made tho purchaseson bshalf OF tho par
ties represented and neither Dmiel Drew nor wilIin
II. Drew paid any part Of the purehase money gave
any cnecka me matter was.ssStsdiby q check drawn
by me,v
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Governor john T. Hartranft, Of Psnnsylvant ana
Captain william Watson. OF the anshp Algeria
at the Brunswick. General Thomas Ewing and e1.
Congressman Job Il. stevenson, OF OHIO; William L.
Scott Of Erie Pa, and co!ousi A. j Baford, OF Rich
moud Va. are At the FIT h Avenue. General w. O
Gresham, Of Indiana. and Joseph Heksol, general
manager OF the Grand rruak Railway OF Canada, arc
At the srsvoort s.h9p J. r D Wilmer and Leu.
New York. Bishop Huntington, Of Central New YORK,
Is at the Everett Lieutenant Colonel George W.
OF Cleveland, are At tho Park Avenue. Asher 4.
Nichols, OF Buffalo, Is NJ ne metropolitan. Bishops
Talbot OF Indiana, anc McLtren, OF Illiuos are II
the Il DEM. Charles n. Ross, OF Auburn, y. Y.
and Rev. Samuel Coley, OF Leeds England, are at the
81 Nicholas Ex.Copgrs ssmen julius Hotchxss, OF
Connecticut and ID. j. Bennett, OF Bonaio are At the
Aston 5. s. Merrill, general managers the Chicago
Milwaukee and ST: Paul Railway: rs at ths ailssy.
General Frederick TOWNSEND, OF Albany, and John X.
Simpson. OF ST. Louis are al the Windsor
MIRRORS TELL THE STORY OF COMPILATIONS
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A.-A-A-R r. r.
DYsENrERY. DIARRnGA
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' % EEuKALoiA,
DirHraERIA' INFLUENZA
SORE THROAT. DIFFICULT BREArIiiNG.
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BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Looscness diarrhGa; chosra morpus or painful dis
a. S eHsr or
Or inia ssYn NO weakness or "'ude viii follow The
''' 81 tue r. w. XcliEs AND PAINS
For headachs whetter sick or nervous; rheum atsn.
lumhago psins and weakness IN tho back spue
neys; pains around the liver. peursy swelling of the
JOINTS pains In tho bowels heartburn pains all
Kinds Radw.y's Ready nsiet will afford i'm mediate e.ss.
and its continued Tor few days ofect per anent
Price so cents sold by druggists
DR. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
perfectly tastoes elegantly costed for the OF all
nervous Diseases headache constipation Indigestion
dyspepsia 6iou,ness bilious fever. inflammation OF thu
bowels piles and all arrangements OF the intsrns Wis.,
Warranted 70 elect positive cu.e. Price IS
per box Dr. NADWAf co. 80 Warren ST.
A.-sELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WATER A. STEPHAN! h co. - New st.. sole
importers.
AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
INKS. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teethne. cures dysenery ard diarha wind collie and
regulates the bowels - CENTS A sOTfLE
A.-RUPTURE.-DR. MARSH'S TREATMENT IS
experience. Only ofiss vessy S.. opposite ST. Paus
Church.
BEST WORN MEDICINE KNOwN-BROWN'5
vsRxirUGx CoxSrs or wonM LozxsGrS rs cents box.
FALL STYLES FINE SILK HATS. So 20, WORTH
IS; S3 DERsYs 81 eO) Is New Church st., up stairs.
Il W. JOINS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
Maiden lane. thu solo inanuiactursrs Of genuine
ASBESTOS PAINTS EooriSG s1nAx PIpE ana BoLsu Cow
kRiScs &c.
INTERNALLY AND EXTERNALLY, BROWNS
HOUSEHOLD PASAcEA will relieve pain In the mach,
SMOKERS HAVE LEARNED THAI PLEASANT
sozoDosr doodorrss breath. besides whitenng the
teeth. Use II.
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Lsiis utsmmsr saaptsd TO the Of colleges. from
the hteentb uermsn edition OF Professor Dr. sehuls
grammar svo.. Sic pages bound. 81 90 Tho Latin EK-
ere I've BOOK BY the same sutne 10 accompany the gram
mar svo. JD pages. bound 81 20. Pr. PuSrRr. Pub.
ls,er Bookseller sni Importer New York. 81 Barclay 81
Branch House. 2O4 Vine ST., Cincip natl
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L,LoRILINE


ELoEILINE--FUR TUE TEETH AND BRsAfa
WHAT DO GESrLgxkS SAY Asour In
They say 10 10 = luNsry.
And iise spell has brhke
The sad annoy OH Incurred
by having Just smoke;
But now cnJoy ssed.
fhcn Joih each essiyc scese.
For esefy trace vi smoke is Lost
In fragrant ''fLukIlISEl'
They say a. Is luxury,
ihe teeth ~ keeps as white
As blossoms hs lovely Nay
When ali IN fresh AMI bright.
Discoioratious all take pare.
However long they've Deea.
Aud fresh aud nesitny 10 the mouu
With fragrant "rLobiLiSEp
They say 10 Is a Luxury,
Adds perfume 10 the breath.
And IN kes " quite % perfansd -
Tue violet scented wreath;
The gums 10 gives ros-ate hue.
The mouth ~ axes ircsb Al cloan-
And gentlemen and ladies. Too.
Lake fragrant 'FLuHILlNkw
The world says 'tis luxury,
And IL ~ seldom wroags
Perfurierh nnd = ready ssle.
Aud so have iound IL long
Tho truth ID eear-lt 10 the most
Lu xuriant csn seep.
And accounts why and ell
Use fragrant 'FkOKlLlNkw
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NLORILiNE.
LNLORILiNE.
LNLORILINE-FOK THE rkKrH.
LNLORILINE.
LCLORILINE-fOR THE TEETH AND BREArH.

ELOkiLINE-FoR TUE TEETH AND BkEArn.-
spect to Florine :Florns bids lair Leeonas house,
hold word England, ot peeuliafly pleasant
meaning Is would be didicult conceive s6ss-
cious and agreeable pfevsr the teett. 1hsss
begin will Ainly willingly live
itup"
Mr.. q IA. Jones. tho eminent dsatst. Of Ne 81
Russell street. London, in his boek
thstry s"ys:-"fhe use Of good dentrce 10 also lads
pensnbl aud v tho best Tor
the teeth Aud removng tho imoare seerettoss the
mouth Is tho liaud dentfrcs called Fragrant fsriss
which Ia soid ~ all respectable chenisss,'
The Weekly Budget *. 1871 thus kludes 70 the
Fragrant Fiorlue: Mr. Gallup certainly cd
boon upon society by his inveut,on OF Forns for shs
teeth and breath. Ii 10 we'll know that this
araten has been analysed by emiaent profssssr u
ehemi,ty dr. itfsd and that ho hncs IL cent Ala
ingredient In the sisness dcxree narseas 10 tue most
tender gums and prouounces IL pleasant and exoeisus
detergent that this fioriine makes tooth
cleaning quite luxury And IL not ouy snectu.iy
the teeth. but IL all daKresAbis odors
the mouth resh agreeable This preparation
has also smother cnarm IL is chap. Tor lev drops
.prinked upon wet toothbrush suffice tor operation
lt,ought to become imueus popular"
Fragrant Foriue Is s0d pcriumers and dealers
:oileI art icles IN tho world
PHEPARED BIZ liENLy c. GALLUP, NO. AS Ok.
FOKD STREET. LONDON. ENGLAND
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