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L'LoRILINE-roR THE TEETH AND BREATH.

Bow Bells April ~ 1871, has the following The
TeethThc beauty OF the and the teeth ever
been rapuous themes which poets aud hovests OF All
ages have delighted dwell but the beauty OF the
would DO lost hout the teeth whereas good set OF the
latter without the sparkle Of the always renders tho
features attractive In both Clcanness necessary
above all things in the preservation OF the eeh but yer
assduousness In their often defeats the END
which Is aimed Many tooth powders. IN which acids
minerals Incorporated may whiten the teeth Tor
time, but frequent OF them would only hasten
their Indeed tooth powders should always
caution. prescrvHtives In qutd form arc
preferable any other aud IL these have vegetable basis
nothing better Among these latter none Will DO
ecaeious than the exquisite toilet requisite
called Fragrant Floriline IL has been anayzea by tho
most eminent and dccs perect, free from
ain corrosive irritating ingredients. few drops
wet tooth brush produce delightful foam which clcanses
the from all Impurities swecten the breath hardens
the gums the OF decay. This,
be admitted great aim be arrived and in this
respect the FiOrne has already become aud de-
served favorte" Ask druggist to get bottle
Price. 90 cents
"rloriinc' is prepared only by HENRY G. GALLUP,
403 Oxf0rd London and sold by all druggists through
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PROBABLE AGRARIAN MURDER.
LARGE LANDED PRoPRIFToR SHOT IN MEATH,
IRELAND-sKETCH OF THE LAND AGITATION
IN THAT AND NEIGHBoR1NG COUNTIES.
TBY CABLE TO THE HERALD

IRELAND-sKETcH OF THE LAND AGITATION
IN THAT AND NEIGHBoR1NG COUNTIES.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.l
LONDON, August 26, 1870.
Thomas Tandy, large landed proprietor Of
Athboy, county of Meath, was shot dead as he
was entering his own door.
[The occurrence described in the above terms may.
in the absence of details. be surmised to be an
agrar1an "outrage, similar in character to the
der of the Earl of Letrim, and those of many other
estate which have taken place in Ireland at
intervals during the last half century. Queens
county recently much disturbed. and
o rumor gained currency at time to the effect
that the Earl of Portarlington who estates in
it. had reduced rents fifteen per cent The noble
Earl, however, took pains to deny the statement.
Meath shares the character of Kings and Queens
counties and also psrtakes the advantage which
they possess Of proximity to the metropolis 1t is
fat fertile tract of about five hundred and eighty
thousand acres, suitable either for tillage or for
sheep and cattle raising. Agrarian trouble
known in 1t for the first time about ten years ago.
when the policy of consolidating the small titled
first carried out. This adopted about the
same time in Meath and westmeath. and. as a mat
ter Of course caused many evictions in both coun-
ties, and much excited feeling resulted among the
peasantry. The best remembered event arising
from this state of things was the 'Featherstone-
Hough" tragedy, which led to the proclamation"
of the whole district under the "Peace Preservation
act" This act, which creates mild form of martial
law, Is at present in force in both counties. Trim
is the county seat >of Meath. and Athboy
is small town about seven miles west of
IL and about thirty y-fve miles from Dublin. The
published statistics show that Meath is burdened
with an enormous percentage of pauperism, there
being 10.93l paupcrs in total population of 95.55s
persons. The entire property OF the county is
valued at 44.ss3, and the poor rates amount to
f22O2 Mr.. Parnell. the leader Of the obstruction
ists is Member of Parliament for this county, and
is now taking q most prominent part in the "land'
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CATARRHAL

WEI DE MEYERS TREATISE ON CATARRH
plains the following important facts:-
l. THAT CATARRHAL COLDS become POISONOUS
INFECTION at first local and finally CONSTITUTIONAL
q THAT being constitutional the infection is BEYOND
THE REACH Of mere LOCAL remedies.
g. THAT IMPURITIES in tho nostrils are necessarily
SWALLOWED into the STOMACH and INHALED into
the LUNGS thus POISONING the digestive, respiratory
and genito-urinary organs.
4. THAT CATARRHAL VIRUS follows the
membrane and causes DEAFNESS, dyspepsia, chronic
diarrh9a BRONCHITIS leucorrhea and consumption.
6. THAT SMOKES, douches, inhalations and insouble
snufs CANNOT POSSIBLY remove infectious inaamma-
ton from the organs named.
G. THAT AN ANTIDoTE for catarrh must possess an
INOCULATIvE affinity for and the quality of being
ABSORBED by. tAs purulent mucus WHEREVER Lo-
GATED.
BASED UPON THESE PLAIN THEORIES, Dr. WEI
DE MEYERS cATARRH CURE has proved to be infal-
lible 1t nst only RELIEVES it CURES catarrh at ANY
STAGE. Home testimony
CUREDl CUREDl CUREDl CURED!
W., d. WOODS, 4s7 BROADWAY, n. y; cured of
F. j. HAsLETT, $50 BROADWAY N. Y; four years. Ca
tarrh.
G. L. BRUSH. 44s BROADWAY. N. Y: ten years Ca
ta,rh
$. BENEDICT, Jr., jeweller, ee7 BROADWAY. n. Y.
Mrs EMMA G. S''iH HoWEs. 80 VEST WASHINGTON
RsSS E
restored me to my ministerial labors"
Rev. CHARLES j. JONES New Brighton. S. /. worth
ten times the cost.m
Rev. ALEXANDER FREES. Cairo, n Y:-"It has
worked wonders n six IN parish.n
L. f. NEWMAN. 3O5 FULTON ST., Brooklyn; cured of
four years Chrome Catarrh.
cured Of eighteen years Chronic Catarrh.
&c. &c. &c., &c., &c.
REAL CURE for this terrible malady is the most
important discovery for the relief of human suffering
VACCINATION. WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE
is sold by all druggists DELIVERED by d. DEWEY
CO.. 46 Dcy st. N Y. for ST so apackage To clubs
packages for 81 so. Dr. WEI DE MEYERS TREATISE,
with full explanations and overwhelming proofs is POST
PAID and sent FREE TO ANYBODY.
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CuTICURA
rue GREAT SKIN CURE.


the most healing soothing and refreshing external app
cation In the world
IL rapidly heals ulcers. old sores and dlscbarging
wounds and itching affections that have been the
of lifetime, thus afordiug unspeakabe qualification
thousands burns scads wounds and testers all itching
aud scaly eruptons Of the skin and all affections
scalp, including loss OF hair Nothing like u has ever
been known to the most intelligent ply sicians IL has
swept host of poisonous remedies of existence II
revolutionary In its composition aud mode of treatment
aud succeeds In curing external affection
stage u is ably assisted BY CyricuRA Soar which Is part
OF itself incidentally, and at the time the most dc.
ghiuy fragrant and refreshing toilet bath and nursery
soap In ext stence.
CvrcuRx REsoLvrSr, powerful purifying agent and
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Abyssinia for Queenstown and
Liverpool and France for Havre, will sail from this
port ON Wednesday.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Office
at eleven o'clock A. NJ. and for France direct at
twelve NJ.
The NKw YoRK Naturalization for Europe-will
be ready at haf-past eight o'clock in the morning.
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing six cents.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
4 UGusT NUMBER
Now ready. Price 20 cents
Per annum. 81 %
NINETEENTH CENTURY

CONTENTS Or AUGUST NUMBER-NOW READY
/. THE COUNTRY AND THE GOVERNMENT BY the
Right Hon. w. Il. Gladstone. NJ A.
2. THE FRENCH PLAY IN LONDON. BY Matthew Ar
Q. NOTES BY THE WAY IN rNDIA-fnE LAND AND
THE PEOPLE IL BY James Card, G. b.. r. H. X.
T. SOUTH AFRICAN POLICY. BY the Right Hon. Lord
g. TiE HISTORY or THE EVANGELICAL MOVE.
MENT BY W. Il. ii. Locky.
6. THE WAGES FUND.- BY W. I. Thornton.
z. PERSONAL RECOLLECTI0NS OF WOMEN'S EDU-
CATION. By Lady stanley. of Alderlcy
3. AN IRISH IGNls FATuus. by Edward y J. Wilson.
%. MIR. WHlSrLER'S THEORIES AND MIR. WHIS-
TIERS ART. BY Frederick Wedmcre.
10. THE BRITISH ARMY by Lieutenant General Sir
John Adyc. X. O. 49,
II. THE UNION OF THE LIBERAL PARTY BY tho
Rev. j. Guinness Rogers.
L. THE RESULTS OF TIE AFGHAN WAR. BY Major
General Sir Henry q. Rawlinson.
SPLENDID MISERY. BY Miss NJ. B Braddon. Chapters
l. vi. From London World.
GEORGE MUNRO Publisher,
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a..
4-l1--it.
THE FoRGETFULNEss OF PEOPLE.

THE FORGErFuLN OF PEOPLE.
The oxford professor who to avoid wind when taking
snu turned around but forgot back and walkcd
miles the country forgettul than those
still tho huge drastic cathartic pills. forgetting
that DIR PIERcks PLEASANT PuRe,ryE PELLETS which
sugar coated and little larger than mustard seeds
positive reliable catharc readily correcting all
ularities stomach liver aud bowels sold by drug
gists
wINCHEsTER's HYPoPHoSPHITES WILL CURE
ption coughs. bronchitis Sc 80 John y. "
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A --A.-A-A--A.-A,-A.--
n. MANS MISSION ON EARTH
popular medical treatise clearly explaining tho hiddan
which sap vitality aud shorten the duration OF fa
with hints for the of the showing
taxed powers fully restored aud obstacles to
riage overcome. by mail, 2oc., currency postage
stamps Address sECRErAkY, Museum OF Anatomy.
Science and Art 4Sy 9th New YORK eLtY.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours in COM
parison with the corresponding date of last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts phar-
macy. HERALD building, No. 21S Broadway -.
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tain and foster diseases of the skin and scalp
SALT RHEUM
Lille burden from the suerings caused by this terrible
disease
Messrs. WEEKS POTTER: GENrLENEN-Please accept m
most grateful thanks for the great very great comfort
have received from the use of your CUrIcuRA.
For the past eight nine | have troubled
with that dreadful disease. salt rheum
For months woud be hepless-ny very life a burden
to
have used everything in the shape of medicine both
external and internal. but with no effect.
My hands in terrible condition the backs them
being all raw, and thought would try CurcURA.
tried II, and o IL IL miracle had been per-
formed will oath that in three applications
my hands were "A smooth AS new born babes.
presume there hundreds il thousands who
know OF my case, among whom there may be some one
similarly afflicted and IL SO would earnestly advise him
to give CUTIcURA II trial.
Yours, very thankfully,
A. d. BAKER. Ticket Agent. C. S. R. X.
DETROIT JUNCTION, DETROIT, Mich, Jan 80, 1879
TE1TER OR SALT RHEUM
on the Hands Cured. Grateful Letter
many years with the salt rheum and
spent many hardearned dollar. was given trial OF
your CurAcURA. and. thank God. my hands are WELL
had anything do good like that
You this In the and welcome. and may
do poor the good il has done
well known having lived here almost fifteen
sore. thinking would give altogether with
hands, having small family to take OF;
but oh thank God. hands are WELL 80 again return
thanks.
Yours, respectfully
ELIZABETH BUCKLEY
LIrrrEToN, N. H., May 80, 1875.
The CUrIcURA REMEDIES prepared by WEEKS POT
TER. Chemists and Druggists 800 Washington st. Bos-
ton and for sae by all druggists Price OF CUTcURA
small boxes 50 large boxes containing and
onehaf times the quantity of small, 81. REsoLvEYT 81
bottle CurIcURA SoAP % cents by mail 30 cents;
three cakes. 10 cents.
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EUROPE.


LSLoRILINE FOR THE TEETH AND BREATH Is
the liquid dentifree the world It thoroughly
eanses partially decayed from all parasites or lv-
ing animaleul," leaving them pearly white, mpartlnsA
delightful fragrance the breath The Fragaut Forlins
instantly odors arising from foul stomach oT
tobacco smoke. Sold everywhere at 80 cents.
For children adults teeth marks of decay
it's advantages paramount Floriline should be
thoroughly brushed all cavities need fear
using it too often much time Among the in
gradients being soda honey spirits wine and
tracts from herbs and plants oniy the
best dentce for cleansing discovered bst
that is perfectly delicious the harmless
cream The taste is pleasing that taking
the toothbrush with dislike case children
will account omit the Forne regularly
morning only left choice Children cannot
taught of the toothbrush too young; early
neglect invariably produces decay the teeth
FaoRILINE IS PREPARED ONLY BY HENRY G.
GALLUP. NO 4es OXFORD ST, LONDON ENGLAND,
AND SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND PERFUMERs
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD AT so CENTS.
Sweet as the ambrosal air.
With It's perfume rich and rare
Sweet volets ut the morn,
Which the emerald hooks adorn;
Sweet Is rosebuds bursting forth
From the richly laden earth
Is the "FRAGRANT FLORILINE"
The teeth ii makes a pearly white,
So pure and lovely TO the sight,
The u rosy hue,
The breath is violets blue:
While scented as the flowers OF May,
"hsl ss's 'sI s1s
Sure, some fairy with its hand
Cast around its mystic wand,
And produced from fairys bower
Scented per fumes from each flower;
For in this liquid gem trace
All that can beauty add and grace
Such is the FRAGRANT FLORILINE"
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Average temperature yesterday. 65 &
last year. esA
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spurious article. purportng TO be the genuine APoL-
LINARis wArER, being offered to tho public all
buyers be that each and every bottle bears
YELLOW label FRED. DE barry Il CO., Now York
solo agents for tho United States and Canada.
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y,LoRILINE.-FOR iHE TEETH AND BREATH.
from the Young Ladies' Journal AN agreeable dom
triace is always luxury. of tho agreeable
may be rcckoned Florine 1t ceanses the teeth i'm
parts pleasant the breath 1t has analysed
by several professors of chemistry they
cur in their testimony to usefulness. We fire.
quently asked recommend denriace to readers
therefore better than advise them try the
Fragrant Florine" Sold in the United States and Cam
ada at so cents.
Another great authority saysThe Floilne is q vego-
table dentfrice of the purest quality it perfectly
the teeth poarly beautiful whteness, gives
delightful fragrance and the breath. and
no discovery having the purpose in view has
hitherto approached it in interest success Sold at 30
cents
Road the following certificate from Professor AttReld
PHp. Fcs.. Professor of Practical Chemistry to tho
Pharmaceutical Society Of Great Britain. author OF
"chemistry-Gcnerai, Medical aud Pharmaceutical":
DEAR sR.-I have made complete chemical analysis.
and thoroughly famarzed myself with the properties Of
your fragrant Flornea huid preparation for cleansing
the teeth certify that contains corrosive irr
atng ingredient nothing likely iniure In the slightest
degree tender gums influence otherwise than
he nj
The Florne is an excellent and pleasant dctergent
tsgned JOHN AffFIELD.
PREPARED BY HENRY G. GALLUP 4s3 OXFORD
ST, LONDON, ENGLAND
INLoRILINE-FOR THE TEETH AND BREATH
There is word through England rings
America as wei.
1t seems to hold magic
most Important spell;
IL IL the theme ON every lip
Aud every where It's seen;
need % the well known word
Is Is"FRAGRANr fLORILINEw
The teeth II makes white a snow,
The breath ms sweet AS morn;
With all its zephyrs floating
ly feccy currents borne.
The mouth II makes a font of sweets.
Like rival 1owrots
A Household Word In Englandis Is
The FRAGRANT FLOkILINEr
How beautiful the teeth IL makest
And brilliant aud bright;
However tainted they have been.
IL quickly makes them right;
Dscoorations II dispeis,
However long they BEEN
SO wOnd rous changes produced
BY "FRAGRANr fLOklLINkw
A Household W ord IN England Is
The FRAGRANT FLORILINEi"
And whyy Because ITS virtues rare
Are felt. aud known. and seen;
The month 1t keeps both fresh and puro
And beautifully clean:
And hence arises the ropute
or FRAGRANT FLORtLINEw
The New York herald., 1879-08-27

liver stmulant should be resolve
away blood poisons caused by the
GER maiaral contagious Diseases which
tain and foster diseases of the skin and scalp
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A.-RUPTURE CURED BY DIR. MARSH'S TREAT
only safe reliable 40 years. practical
perience. Office, Vesey ST., opposite ST. Paus Church
Nh brun uncha
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GEORGE MUNRO, Publisher,
Post 31Ji. IL to "a Vandewater ST. Now York
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Purity, freshness persistent efervescence and agree
able flavor, alone mixed with wines spirits -Prac
titoner.
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APOLLINARIS.
NATURAL MINERAL WATER,


Purity freshness persistent eHerveseence and agree
titioner.
Extract from letter Of the UNITED STATES TREAS.
URY DEPARTMENr:-'In conformity with your request
the Secretary of State asked thorough in
quy to be made into the matter by Consul at Cologne
that IS my opinion formed after what consider care
full and painstakng investcacn that the AroLINARIs
the United States is beyond question natur mineral
water Tho evidence which accompanies the Consurs
ApoLLINARIs WATER imported. is u natural mineral
water"
This evidence given after thorough examination
such eminent scientists Of the old World as
versy of Berlin Member of the scientific Deputaon of
the Kingdom Of Prussia Vice President of
PRoFEss0R W oDLINCi, Professor of Chemistry at
nsl Exhibition Phiiadeiphs, &e &c. and others
spurious article purportng to be the genuine APoL-
LNARs WATER being offered TO tho public. all
YELLOW label FIXED DE BaRY 4 CO.. New % YORK. s.s
solo agents for the United States and Canada
A-RUPTURE CURED by DIR. MARsH's TREAT
only safe reliable cure; 40 years practical
perience Office. Nesey ST. opposite ST Paurs Church
No branches
BATCHELOR'S NEW CosMETIQUE,
for ntng the hair whsker aud eyebrows without greas-
ing unlike and superior 60 any cosmetque made
cheiors Hair Dye W Bond st. New York sold by ali drug
gss Send for price list Of toilet articles popular prices
CLARETS, GENUINE BORDEAUX WINE, s4 PER
IN ''''''' ''0" S' ffnoTna FIN dSHSa STEVENS
one door east Of Broadway. 81 Cedar St. New York.
FINE SILK HAT. 50 30. WORTH s5-s3 DERBYs,
81 80 each. is New Church St Cup starsl
FORTY-FOUR.
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THE TEErH AND BREATH.


If teeth are white and beautiful,
1t keeps them so intact;
II they re discolored in the least
1t brings their whteness back;
Aud bv its what good effects
Are daily to be seem
Thus hence IL is that general praise
Greets FRAGRANT FLORILINEl"
One trails proof conclusive quite,
That by its constant
The very best effects arise
That science can produce.
1t is the talk of every
An all absorbing theme;
While general now becomes the
OF ''FkAGRANT FLORILINEr
II makes the breath sweet flowers,
The teeth nearly white;
The gums IL hardens and it gives
Sensations of delight
All vio secretons 1t removes,
However long they va been;
The enamel, too, IL will preserve.
The "FRAGRANT FLORILINEt~
Amid the charms which Nature gives,
The teeth precedence claim;
And to preserve their pearly hue
The surcst means name.
All other pastes and powders fail
Wherever they have been,
While quite successful In each case
Is "FRAGRANT FLORILINEw
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LNLORILINE-FOR THE TEETH AND BREATH
few of the liquid "FIorne" sprinkled q wet
toothbrush produce pleasant lather which thoroughly
cleanses teeth from all parasites impurities hsr-
dens hegums tartar decay gives to tho
teeth peculiar peary whiteness and q delightful fra.
GRANGE the breath. II all unpleasant odors
arising from decayed teeth tobacco smoke 1.-The Fra
grant Forne should be used in all of bad BREATH
and particularly by gentlemen after smoking The For
line combines in concentrated form. the desirable
cleansing astringent propertes the time IL
contains nothing which possibly njure the sensi
tive and delicate organization 1t beauties the teeth and
gums the decay of the teeth 1t deter
gent after smoking it renders the hard and healthy,
the offensive secretons of the mouth 1t i'm.
the breath fragrance purely aromatic and pleas
any druggist for it, IL has it he will pro-
imitators
JNIORITINE-EOR THE TEETH AND BREATH
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-06-26
Broke It's Neck.


Horrible accidents and outrage
Gus crimes that used to make the
hair stand on end and the blood
run chill are becoming so common
as to scarcely awaken curiosity
enough to make one read the &C
count. We hardly ever copy such
biood-curdling items and never
elaborate them unless they occur in
our midst, but when an accident oc-
ours that brings sorrow into hearts
unacquainted with grief, and which
might have been prevented by ordi-
nary care, we feel called upon to
warn others against such criminal
negligence by giving the details of
the horror. A man named Grundy
lately moved from Coffee county
and settled upon the Alternately
farm. He had beautiful, sweet
little girl, just seven years old the
day of the painful accident, and she
had been given a large doll as a
birthday present. About 1920
o'clock Tuesday morning she was
pld y lAB SlCCi uA WIN hOA OOA4,
while her mother sat singing to
sleep her little nfant, not dreaming
of what was soon to follow. Little
Mildred (such was the child's name
being attracted by some sound out
doors, went to the window and
leaned out, with her head just over
the window sill and her frail, tender
neck right under the large, heavy
sash, which was held up by a slen-
der stick. While in this position a
gust of wind blew dust into her
eyes and shook the window until
the prop fell from under it, letting
the massive sash down with a
heavy, dull crash. When the dust
came the child slightly drew back
from the window, but did not get
far enough away to prevent the
sash falling directly on her pretty
dolls neck and breaking it squarely
off. 1t is thought the fond father
will replace the doll.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-06-26

The Register" of Martin Female
College, Pulaski. Tenn, is on our
table-a pamphlet of Is pages, got
ten up in good style and neatly
printed at the PULASKI CITIZEN Of
fee. We note with satisfaction
that President Jones had his print
ing done at home, in the community
that sustains his school. Let other
college professors initiate his just
and sensible example. The faculty
of this institution is full, and has a
reputation for scholarship and all
that appertains to experience and
proficiency in teaching, second to
none in the country. During the
last term, the school was liber-
ally patronized and at its close nine
young ladies received certificates of
graduation. The building is COM
modious, discipline rigid and whole
some, curriculum thorough. We
commend the school to persons
having daughters to educate
Decatur News.