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New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
PUBLIC OPINION

Sammy Tilden, If he expects ever to be
President should send back those books which BIS men
carried OF from courthouse, and he should do IL right
away Boston Herald IndJ
Senator COnklings speech is significant and
promising, for it shows that the Republican party Is
come the advocate of stirring and vital issues
Il Philadelphia Press (Rep.l
The door of the Republican hotel Is wide
open for all honest hard-mOney Democrats who that
the Nationals have undermined their Old party structure
and that likely tumbing down about their
ears Cleveland Herald (Rep)
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28

The Fragrant FlOriline has been introduced
into the United states and from its great sale in Eng
land and the wel-knOwn reputation II has gained among
all those families having usrd It. it nav be safety sad
tnat II will with in this country Mr.
Henry c Gallup, OF No. 493 Oxiord-sL, London, Eng
land. deserves great credit for having prepared an
article that in every way meets the OF al those
people that believe In the necessity and utility Of pre-
serving the teeth timely use OF the Fragrant Floft-
line would keep the teeth sound. healthy condition.
and prevent much suffering from tOOthaehe. IL aso
rrves the breath peculiarly pleasant sweetness IL
learned that 10 has already remarkable sale here
All those who understand and appreciate the value or
good dentifrice should give it trial. 80
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28

r;obt say that all the statements in the first part
ssh,.D Dote are false and intended to mislead, and
-. al the others are either false or nonsensieal
SUhst the complaint about the wizard is we really
- not know. We have received a card from the
~, ~ binseIf who seems to be grieyed because we
-o0lacted TO call him Professor IAN error which
- hog leave hereby TO correct; but neither the
TofessOr nor the manager pretends that this is the
o-,gaal digltateur" who was so popular In
New-York fifteen years ago. This complaint, how
aver. is mere piece OF foOlishness, to which we
rsed nav no more attention, Neither shall we waste
4;oe over the mendaciOus insinuatiOn that the
critic of THE TRIBUNE ever criticised a perform
once without seeing though of course there is
certain kind of theatrical notice which does not
ofess 70 be written after personal inspection OF
tbs sboy. The important part Of Mr.. Hamilton's
lotter ia the statement: "As advertisers zoe are
sntitlel to a notice at least once week. AS adj
vertisars the managers of the Aquarium and OF all
other places of amusement are entitled to Just so
many lines of space in the advertising col
umns as they pay for at the rate of 80
cents a line and that is ALL When the adver-
tsement has been printed and paid for the transac-
tion is closed. They have no more right
"a ask "a notice at least once q week
than have dealers in the dry goods trade
or other branches of business. We do ten
with managers; but the merchants know what an
advertisement is. We suppose that Mr.. Hamilton
buys bread every day; why does he not tell his
baker that as buyer of daily loaf he is entitled
70 have plum-pudding thrown in at least once
Weekf
Ever since the Aquarium opened 1t has been the
custom of THE TRIBUNE to call attention to 1t fre-
quenty as an instructive and uDObjectiOnabe place
of amusement and, indeed, are inclined to think
that we have talked about it rather too much.
If every little change at the exhibition OF
Mr. HamiltOn's moral fishes has not been
described with the fulness we generally think
appropriate for the opening of the Academy
of Design, or of a Democratic State Convention and
if the same critical has not been expended on it
which we should devote to a ShakesDearean per-
formance by Edwin Booth, or a concert by Wll-
hem it is because the subject does not require such
exhaustive treatment. We know that MT. Hamilton
must be Of a different opinion but we cannot help
that. When we print his advertisement, he gets all
that he bargained for. As TO the length and FREE
quency of the notices we may think it proper to
give the greatest collection of fishes earth, we
must Judge for ourselves 1t is his business 10 man
age a show and ours TO manage a newspaper, and
we know best what our subscribers want to read.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
FIoriIioe-Por the Teoth and Isreata.

'Bow Bella" April H. 1877, has the oowing The Teeth
The beauty eyes the teeth have been rapur
Gus themes which poets novests OF all have do
ughted 70 dwell bsauy OF the would be lost
without teeth good set Of the latter Wthous
the eye always renders the features attractive
in both sexes ceannsss necessary above all things in the
preservation teeth but yet nssduousnes In their
care often defeats the end which amed at Many tooth
pogtes In which acids minerals are incorporated may
whten the time but too frequent use OF them
would only their destruction Indeed tooth powders
should always used with caution Preservabvs In liquid
form are preferable any other and these have Veeaos
basis nothing be better Among these latter none VIII %
found more than the exquisite toilet requisite
called Fragrant Forne I has been anayzedb by the moss
eminent physicians declared perfectly free from all cor
rosve or irritating ingredients few drops on wet oon
brush produce delightful foam which cieanses the teeth
from ali impurities toe breath heriens the gums
and arrests the pro otdeay This h must be admitted
the great aim TO be arrived and in this respect the Flo
Rhine has already beeoms great and deserved fsvOrte
Another great authority says 90 The FLORILlNEis Is
dentfrce OF quay is perfectly harm
less in its e-beneaung but not Inurus mpai 10 the
teeth nearly and beaull whtsnesS gives dehghIn
and sweetness tbs breath and no discovery nav
ing the same purpose Ia mas hitherto approaehed IL IN IN
teres Or success"
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORE.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for tie past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, Sept. %, a. m.-The barOm-
eter has generally risen the Middle States and New
England and is highest in Upper Canada, with cool
norherly winds and clear weather prevailing In these
districts Stationary and falling barometer northeast
winds. and cloudy weather reported from Florida
aud the South Atadtic Coast Indications have been
reported of a hurricane now south OF Cuba. storm
centre has moved eastward toward Dakota, aud south
eTy Winds with falling barometer, prevail over the
Upper Lakes and the Northwest.
Indications
For tue Lower Lake region, Middle States and New
Eng and rising barometer diminishing nOrthery, back
easteFly WINDS cooler, followed by warmer clear
or partly cloudy weather.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
AWAITING THE HARD FRoSTs.
NO IMPROVEMENT AT THE SOUTH.

THE WEATHER IN THE FEVER REGIONS WARM AND
CJoUDY-THE SPECIAL FEVER COMMISSION.
There were "a deaths from yellow fever at
New-0rleans yesterday, and IS up to noon at
Memphis, and more than 100 in all were reported
for the day. Louisville has had frost and
enjoys freedom from the epidemic. But
further South the weather Is warm and
cloudy and the new cases of yellow
fever are very numerous. DIR. Bemiss, of New
Orleans has been appointed the president of
the Special Fever Commission.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
MARRIED.

HENRY-GARR-On Tuesday the oath inst At the Church
of the Heavenly Rest by the Rev. Dr. g. Henry assisted
D. Howland the Rev Francis A. Henry 10 Miss
Helen, daughter Of George Carr, esq, OF Ne"NOrk
the 25th INST, At the residence
Oi the brides parents IA the ordef 0i te soc!y O eIishA
stephen Valentine, TO Annie daughter OF Es e"r Jf
Of Brooklyn.
VAN KLEECK-GOODHUE--At Brattleboro, ", Thursday
September 30 1873 by the Rev Alexander r. Thompson
of roOklyn assisted by the Rv Geo l. WALKER 0t rate
daughter OF Francis GOOlhue. esq Of BratuebOrO, VI
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
INVESTIGATION OF THE EPIDEMIC.
DR.. BENISs, oF NEw-ORLEANs, To BE TIE rREsi-
DENT or THE SPECIAL COMMISSION.

DR., BEMISs, OF NEW-ORLEANe, To ~ TIE PREsI-
DENT or THE SPECIAL COMMISSION.
WAsmNGToN. Sept. 27.-Surgeon-General Wood
worth, Of the Marine Hospital Service, has, upon
tir advice Of members Of the American Public
Health Association, selected Professor $. NJ.
Bemiss NJ. d., Of Eew-Orleans, as chairman
of the Commission 10 investigate the epl-
demic of yellow fever. Dr. Beniss was
born in Kentucky, in 1921, aud graduated at
the University of New-lork, IN 1916 He Is at
present Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of
Medicine in the University Of Louisiana and Editor
of The Ae1C- ORLEANS Medical and Surgical Journal
The remaining members Of the Commission weFo
determined upon this evening. hut their acceptauces
have not been received. The members of the Com
mission will assemble IN the City Of New-Orleans s
soon as possible and visit that and other places.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
MR. GORHAM TAKEs A ROsY vIEW
- t sd.u 8 BE- 80 q III I Ss11 8 e M 13lT c.ra u


1tttss o. ts Cyrre1'Ontent o. Ihs ttne"at Co"fTe'a
The Republican party never fought with
more pluck or energy than THO CanuIuatCs aud
committees address letters constantly assuring us
OF good prospects n hitherto close dsircts Tue re-
pOTts from ONO especially encouraging lh th0se dls
trcts where tho contest IS being wuged the hottest
There seem 70 he qu8rrels anywhere ~ the safe.
Ihe Indiana people nEbtng equally wen. Pei-0uti
interviews with gentlemen from tat STATE az wen 49,
mAuy letters from the highest source, ave sopd promise
IN tlat close battlefield We afv almost certain - carry
colorado Oh cOroe, Iowa there Il 10 serious COLI
Test Iu Virginia the currency question d bEeaA-
ltg up the Democratic sUldity, ana nay Grippe tnat
marty 10 the extent of one District, II not two Ihesc
are The October States, and the results IN them WIZ
largely affect the reEuts the November states IL is
conceded every EaDd tbat the DeiuOcfduc parry Wall
sustain great losses, and that u VIII b. wen nigh De
showed IN some Of the Northwestern States as II has
pcen in Maine We do not elect in California tls year.
"A sptCiai act II Congress having exempted Us. Our
election will be had IN september next Nevada Is cure
10 20 Republican Tue prospects, are good III Now lOA
fgr gaius A good struggle viii DO made IN dozen
soathcrn strcts and feel certain we sail gaia upon
g. q prcsenf Republican representation IRON lhht ae,
finr believe We shall gain Two districts IA fehhsg
ylula and lose none. l nave nos TINE 70 so tilOdSh
with Won M relation TO all the States nor wouid u Do
usefu The October elections are now VI most interest
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Sept %, I a. m.-During the fair
weather yesterday the barometer remained almost sta
tionrry after the morning rise. The average tempera
ture was IL ls degrees lower than Thursday. The
amount OF moisture in the air has been Increased
slightly.
Cool aud clear partly cloudy weather may be ex
pected In this city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
READY TO BE PUT on A WAR BASIS.

Has the time come to declare an emergency
the couutiOn OF the Democracy OF the state Tho
this day at Syracuse may answer that
question. III the answer is Yes. the emergency VIII ne
declared. Appeal ana statement will DO made 10 the
people, nothing doubling and nothing wayering.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
FURTHER AID THROUGH NEw-YoRK.

AcKSowLKDGMENTs or THE CHAMBER on COM
MERGE. THE REV. DRs. DIX AND HoUGhi"N-
HELP FOR THE POOR IN THE COMING WINTER
The aid offered by New-YOrk City yesterday
was not as apparently as on previous Tag
,s,o,,s commttees however still urge the chnritaby
d.nos4d and parteulary those not 80 inclined to 70
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
AFTER SLEEPING on III.

FTOIV AIUINI
Let there be an end Of division and appre-
heusOn From to-day the campagl begins. The party
Is ue to ITSELF ITS record Its principles Its leaders and
Its mission. IL has thorough platform, admirable
candidate grand duty aud opportunity The prestige
Of past success the right confidently expect success
and the Of deserving t in the future are
with the ndOmiiabe Democracy OF the State. Forward
TO a victory for good government
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28

PLAYING FOR LIFE A human life staked
on "A game OF cards Read the thrilling story just be-
gun in No IS OF The NewY0rk Weekly, under the title
Of Monte MadrOna." ."
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
THE DEATH LIST

Telegrams received by THE TRIBUNE show the
total mortality to date, as far as known, to have
been as follows:
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28

Cuts amount ng TO s5Z9 0S were received Yesterday
the Mayors Office, and OF is amount S5l3 30 were
sent 20 Memphis.
Tie collections from the boxes at the Post Office for
the previous tweuy-fOur hours amounted yesterday 10
S23 Il.
Tie American Se1man's Friend Society yesterday sent
ElOU for the rJlirf OF -eHmCn In NeW-Oreans.
Prizes claimed 10y the winners in thc late prize
drawing. arranged by the committee OF French resi-
dents, wa be Iafled again al Nc 2l south Fitn-tve
tnis evening. Additional gifts amounting 10 500 20,
have bUsn received.
Under 81 auspices Of the French soe!ote Lafayette
OF BROOKLYN musical entertainment VIII be given at
BdumgICrtuer's Military Hall tins evening
A. the request Of the Rev r. kOuxel VcarGenerai OF
the Diocese OF New Orleans the Catholic Relief Society
OF tins city 5000 for tue relief fund The
money has been sent u the Uuion FrduStse AT NewOr
leans.
Toe sueyau Folks Fest Society has given $50, part
OF tAe net proceeds OI Us late hnryest lrsLlyal.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
A HINT FOR TnE OHIO REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
Prom Columbus tOhto) Dgp Itch 70 The CtHei"oh Gaz
A ,cI nlro - tDld Of ha pf fhp

A good joke is told at the expense OF the
Democratic committee. There h. well known and
prominent Democratic attorney Of ths district who
fuse. To train WI.h the Converse crowd, and he was
deemed an elegant ease for missionary work. Accord
gy a couple OF his old Democratic friends were sent
To confer with Mm. They met and long fals took
place After conference closed the D d Democratic
trends the committee and there was much anxiety
10 know the result One OF the assured the cOmmlt
lee that the attorney all right, ana would NOie
right aud that they had concluded TO DO the same aud
would east their votes FOR English for Congress Ihis
was bObshel little expected and nO more missionary
WORK is attempiedthat attorney converts every ni!s
siOuaTy
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
FIorIIine-For the Teeth aud Breath.

few drops Of the liquid FlOrillne" sprinked on Eot
toothbrush produce pleasant ather. which thoroughly
cleanses from AL parasites mPurtes hardens
the gums decay gives 10 the teeth pc
cuar pearly whiteness and dedghu fragrAnco 70 the
breath all unpleasant OdOrs ARISING from decayed
smoke "he Fragrant Forne" being com
posed part money and herbs is delicious to the
taste and harmless sherry The Fragrant Foriane
be all Of bad breath aud particularly Dy
gentlemen after smoking The Fiorns combines 10 concen-
desirable cleansing and astrngent prop
time contains nothing which can possi-
bly, inure sensitive and delicate organization Is
teeth aud arrests the decay OF the teeth
detergent after smoking renders the gums hard
healthy neutrlzes tho offensive secretons OF the
mudth imparts the breath fragrance purely aromatic
and pleasant.
READ the following from Professor Atted Pm d.
FCs Professor Practical Chemistry TO the Paarmacsue'
cal Society OF Great Britain author o ChemstrY-Genera
Medical and Pharmaceutical: -:
Dear sir-I have made a complete chemical analysis and
thoroughly famarzed myself with the properties OF your
Fragrant Fornea fluid preparation for cleansing the teeth
certify corrosive irritating Ingredient
nothing likely nure the slightest degree the most tender
gums influence than benehcaY the teeth and
of the mouth The Forne is an e1eeent
and pleasant detergent
Csigned) "JoHN AFTFlELD-
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28

bY entasOt
dvons 0i Tor tas = loaa
preceding midnight Wdte me oscillations
oith alerc YdurinE
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28

THE TRIBUNE mas received for the yellow fever suffer
S2j from the Congregational Church North Pownal.
VI. through Mr. Marcus whpplci ss3 80 from Frank
lin Furnace " j., and 81 30 from Ogdensburgh. both
through W. W, Pierce; $50 from First Presbyterian
Church Montgomery, n. Y, through W. II. Senior.
treasurer. The money will be promptly forwarded
through Mayor Ely.
The Rev. DIR, DIX, OF Trinity Church. acknowledges
the following sums for the benefit Of the yellow fever
sufferers, in sums Oi SlOO and upward
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
FIorIIine-Por the Teeth and Breath.
WHAT PRESERVES YOUR PEARLY TEETH

Florlline-For the Teeth and Breath.
WHAT PRESERVES YOUR PEARLY TEETH
What preserves your pearly teeth
From ali that allOyi
And what 10 COW, In heu Of dread
source Of perfect joyf
WhVl Gallup's famous Oentfnce,
Which all have surely seeni
For worldwide Is the great reDute
OF FRAGRANT FLoRILIHE."
Presorvative OF teeth it's.
In every point Of view;
II they are white as dazzling snow,
It keeps their beautsous hue;
II they are prone TO darksome tints,
Which often may be soen.
There's nothing that improves them like
The "FRAGRANT FLoBILINE."
One trial viii conclusive be
OF what it can produce,
And thus its wonderful effects
Have caused its general use.
Its fame increases day by day
Quito plainly az It's seen,
There's none who try It but eTtOl
The "FRAGRANT FLORILINE."
Most pleasant is it in its use.
And safe 20 every onei
From childhood % the greatest age
Great favor IL has
How well does It protect the teeth.
And keep them white and clean;
And all WHO value Natures gi fts
should use this FLORILINE."
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
MR.. TALBOT IN THE CANVASS.
Ttoss Tiga Urefggl LvVfrffger

1t is understood that Governor Talbot, in
sccentlng the Re publican nomination Governor, viii
take occasion " express at leugth bis weknOwE
sound earnest and resOue National ana state
ouegons which have come % the front He man Of
deeds rather tDan words aud presume he VIII not
undertake speech-malang tour OF the state. Bur 10
will be both proper neathful that he should, wnen
formally accepting the position OF leadership 10 which
ne has been chosen, take the 20 declare his
position on those matters which engage The atien
tOn and the thoughts Of the people. Everybody knows
that he is "A man who, when he anything. speaks
IRON strong conviction aud with honest purpose. ouch
a letter as he could write would bo worth a hundred
common speeches.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
5uetial Notiees.

6uetial Notices.
Bangs 4 Co., $50 Broadway
MONDAY and TUESDAY - September 80 and October 1.
THEOLOGICAL a. and S.SR R&Eid1oUs EI BOOKS,
h9ok kSTaSs &C.
MONDAY EVENING a. oSIocs tore,gn, ana Domeste n
F. KrutIna,
Offers his large and elegant stock Of
FURNITURE
OF tho latest dengns
MASUFAcTURERs' PRICES.
waroroOm' and Mandatory Nos. 90 snl ss East HOu'
tOhh
~ All goods manufactured my own premises and war.
Easy Boots Of superior quality toE les and gentlemen,
at reduced prices. WATKINS. No 2ll 4thaye
srs %Snsson cSsts Tor sac JsnIary 1879 sia SO
each Apply 10 the JANITOR. at the ACADEMY Of Music
hsIs nsoS bs On nny BE- removed Tns
experience OF ~ years study and plote9n %
hood Vitality sound cOndItous OF Heath
" tbe obstsess 70 Marage and Of the remove
then % mail IRsoS2 9SS nSd SCIENCE BoaS%ay
On my return, october shall Introduce into my prae.
tice Dr. WIN, e. Hornes method o. Iegssasas ehdsens @
SA''"s O'' J. SMITH DODGE
po., Dmeo Nouoe-I'hs foreign tne oauns
gATURDAY september % 1878. VIII close ~ ths once
on WEDNESDAY &C p M tor Earope by steamsnlP A9F
for Franco % DO Tor
arid nv s steamer be specially addTesseds and az
D ateAnsniD Canada wa hAyro on
THURSDAY, Rt A. m, for Europe 6y stsams1lp CITY oi
rnseia wa Queenstown cOTreaUondenee TOT Germany ana
sran /. Be oy DO specially adj
dresses; aud ~ for Europe ~ steamship 2omme5
snis via Plymouth, CherbourR ana HamDurRi on oATUh
DAY n a. n for EuroPe. by steamship G.ermshie, va "a
correspondence for Germany anu Scoauu 20
he forafed by this must be specially Addcesed
and al M for scotland direct, by sealnsnP b9lys va
1a.go,g and Al ll:3Oa for Europa BY steamship Man,
via Southampton aud Bremen; The steamships Aeyssns
cfv al brussels and Germanc do not EaSe mails or
Swenep anc Tne mails for layana eaNe NeWl
Sntenher % and 2A The malls for the West lnhe wa S
Lava Ne1 York september 25 and 2s The malls r
isonva and south Pacific ports leave Newfork septoin
ne qn Te mails China aud japan leave san ErahoscO
0ciooer l. ne fof Australia &C. leave san FAoesoo
| ssp's"'O0' W I'll JAMEs. Postmaster
1 psstoaca Sew YorE. September a. 1879
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
FLoRILINE.

RloriIine-For the Teeth and Breat
uteeth are white and beautiful,
It keeps them 50 intact;
Ktheyre discOlOredn the least
1t brings their whiteness back
And by It's use what good efects
Are daily 20 be Scent
Thus hence It IL that general praise
Gsests FRAGRANT FLoRTLINEp
One trials proof conclusive quite.
That by its constant uss
The very best effects arise
That science can produce.
If,s the talk Of every one, Na
An allSSs0rb'Bg theme
While general now bsconss the use
ot"FRAGRANT FLORILINEP
Itmakes the bresth as sweet as howers
The teeth peariy whites
The gums It hartenS and II gives
Sensations of delight
All vile secretiohs it removes
However long they've beeni
The enamel too. Il viii preserve.
The FRAGRANT FLORILINE 70
Amidst the charms which Nature gives,
rhe teeth precedence claim
And 10 preserve their Pearly hue
The surest means we name
All other pastes and powders fail
Wherever they have been.
While quite successful Ia each case
s"FRAGRANr FL0RILTGEw
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28

TRlBIINE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
FLoRILINE-

FLoRILINE-
FUoRnNE-FoR TIE TEETH AND BREATH
FLoRILINE.
ELORILINE-FoR THE TEETH AND BREATH.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28

member how pressing win be the needs of of the
survivors throughout the yellow fever districts this Win
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28

An agreeable deutce sIways luxury As one OF the
uosf agreeabe NAV reckOned fLORfLfNE ~ cleanec9
the teeth and mparts pleasant oor 70 the breath M ses
hern anavKed several eminent professors OF cnemss
ana ,sy eo,cur n their testimony usefulness We are
feoneatlv asked TO recommend denfrsce 20 our Feader
FaA0RANT FLORIIINE." -. ........, ,s,,,.,s,..
SsID BY DRU4IlSrH AND ShbhASio 1NAAN
WHERE IN THE UNITED STATES.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-10

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. 1t
is the first hotel from the steamboat
landing is fire. proof has good accom-
mediation for families. and as good
meals as any house in the city, at only
81 90 per day.
WIN. JENSEN,
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