The New York herald., 1879-10-29

any druggist if ho has it he will
for you for SO Beware of limitations and
imtators.
L'LoRILINE-FON THE TEETH AND BaSAlL.
Iftecth white and beautiful
II they 70 discolored in the least
1t brings their whicness back
And by its use what good effects
Are daily o be seen;
iSas Grsss Hs1ss i1s SslsIe
One trials proof conclusive quite.
That by its constant use
The very best effects arise
1is isat shs sf'shco isK Of rs% ovePy Py"aueo Un"
An all absorbing theme; .
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Itmakcs the breath as sweet aow~s,
r,l The ssi teeth a h,sn,da. pearl white snt v..
Sensations OF delight
All vile secrotions 1t removes,
However long they We been;
1hs Tls sa1%s ERAdsASF iis Ti!i FLPSSiISEr
Amid the charms which Nature givsa
Tho teeth precedence claim;
And to preserve their pearly hue
The surest means we name
All other pastes and powders fail
Wherever they have been.
"h's Is FGnGR%ST 9Hi's FhoRfIiSH fffs fa
J,LoRILINE-FOR THE TEETH AND BKEATH.
From tho Young Ladies' Journal AN agreeable don
tifrico is always luxury of tho agreeable
may be reckoned Forno 1t cieansos the teeth and i'm
pleasant the breath 1t has been analysed
by several professors of chemistry and they
cur in their testimony its usefulness We frs.
quently asked dentifrice readers.
therefore we cannot do better advise try the
Fragrant Florlne" Sold United States aud caa-
ada at so cents.
Another great authority says:"The Flo-iline is
less in its uscbeneatng bu; inuring 1t mparts to
the teeth peary and beautiful whiteness. gives
delightful fragrance and to the breath. and
no discovery having the same purpose in view has
hitherto approached it in Sold at
Read the following certificate from Professor Att8el
PHD, F.cs Professor of Practical Chemistry to the
Pharmaceutical Society OF Great Britain author ee
"chemistry-General, Medical and Pharmaeoutica".- =
DEAR sm:-I have made a complete chemical analysis.
and thoroughly famarinoa myself with the properties oa
your Fragrant rlorno-a fund preparation for cleansing
the teeth certify that it contains corrosive rri
ts,ng ingredient nothing likely inure in the slightest
degree the most tender gums or influence otherwise than
The florine is an excellent aud pleasant de;ergenL
kSigned) JOuN ATIflELD
PREPARED BY HENRY G. GALLUP, 493 OXFORD
ST., LONDON. ENGLAND.
L,LoRILINE-FoR THE TEETH AND BKEArA.
There is word through England rings.
America well
Ii to hold magic sway
important spoil;
1t H. the theme every lip,
I'M ovcrywhcrc It's Scent
nd ne W say the well known word
Is FRAGRANT FLORILINEw
The teeth 1t makes white as snow.
The breath as sweet as morn;
With all its zcphyrs floating on,
BY fcecy currents borne;
The mouth II makes u font of sweets,
Like rival how rcts
A Household Word in England Is
Tho FRAGRANT FLORlLINEW
How beautiful the teeth IL makcst
And brilliant and bright
However tainted they have bcen.
1 unckly makes them right;
Discoloratons IL di~pels.
However long they We been;
So wond'rou changes are produced
by "FRAGRANT fLORILINE"
A Household Word In England Is
Tho ''FRAGRANr FLORIL1NE~
And why! Because its virtues rare
Are tclt. and known. aud seen;
The mouth it keeps both fresh aud pure
And beautifully clean;
arises the rcputc
OF FRAGRANT FLORILINEf